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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
ON THURSDAY,
THE Fist DAY OF MARCH, 1895,


THE following described real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot of land with the
buildings thereon erected, situate in the
city Of Wilmington, bounded and de-
selibed as follows, to Wit.
icgilnlng at "A point on the southerly
sile OF Second street at the distance Of
seventy feet G9 more OF less from the
wEsteIiy side Of Orange street, a CORNER
fdr land now OF late oil John Hnrris,
thence Southcrly AMI parallel 10 Orange
Street along a line Of said land eiEhty-
seven go feet more or leF=4 to stake:
thence eastcrly and paiailel to Second
sttect nfteCn feet OIl more or less to
stblSe; thence norhrrlN parallel to
Orange street nhftiuun feet ti.D more OF
leFs 10 a stake. thunC" eastrrly aud par
allcl to Second street sixty tlHoo ui;D fcrf
more or less to the Westerly sitle=of
Orange street thence thereby suutheriy
tiity-cight tjs) feet more or loss to u
sthke: thence westerly and parallel 10
Sdrond street ono hundred anu iifiy-fiGe
feet more or less 10 a stake thrncc north
eI'ly and parallel To orange street one
hundred and thirty-siN feet more or less
To said suuthtrly sid" ui Second street,
and thence thereby r1steflg eighty tAe
feet more or less TO the place OF begin
ming.
Seized ana taken in execution as tie
property Of Samuel j. White and Laufa
White his wife, and It's. and To be
sdld by
PATL GItIIS. sheriff.
Bherins Office, Wilmington, Del March
4, 1876.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

commendabIe charity work ia The
Door Of Hope Mission, who arc consider.
Ing the advisabiity OF purchasing the
three story brick dwelling, No. s0G Jeller.
son street. as a homo for tho girls. The
girls will not he compelled to stay there.
but will be allowed to go aud come At
will. This Is something that our city no
doubts badly needs and will DO The moans
OF helping to lead numerous young am
unprotected females in better IIfe.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

SIl IllsRiF'i'S SAIE.-BN VIRTUE OF a
writ of Levuri Facias TO me directed
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the city
of Wilmington, New Castle county, Del,
ON THURSDAY
THE 2lst DAY OF MARCH, 1896,
at > O'Clock u. IN,
The following described real estate, viz.
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land with the two=story brick dwelling
house thereon erected, situate in the city
OF WilminEton aforesaid, known as No.
ticularly bounded and described as fol-
lows, To wit:
beginning at a point on the southerly
side of East Eleventh street between Pop
lar and lombard streets at the distance
OF about one hundred and twcnty-ninC feet
casterly from the easterly side OF Poplar
street and at the middle line of "A four
fcrt-widc alley running parallel with Pop
lar street and into Eleventh street, thence
SouherlY parallel with Poplar street
along the said middle line of said alley
SpVenty-tiVp feet TO corner; thence
castrriy parallel with Eleventh street
about fifteen feet eight inches more or
less, to corner thence nnrtherly par
allei with Poplar street and passing
the midile Of The division wall between
the house on this lot ana the house on the
lot adjoining on the east ScvGnty-tiVe feet
TO the aforesaid su1therly side OF Eleventh
street. ami thence thereby westerly iit-
teen feet eight inches more or less 10 the
place Of beginning be the contents thereof
what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property Of John II. Flamer and Esther
S, flamer. his wife mortgagors, and
ana 10 be soll by
PAUL GtI.LIS, Sheriff.
Shcrin's Office, Wilmington. Del, March
4, 1885.
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DUBLlC SALE OF HARNESS BLANK
i ELS. ETC.
VIII be sold at pubic auction, on
SATURDAY. MARCHa
IT 1890 o'clock a. M.


AtBtidham & Sons Auction Store,
No. Ill East 4tb street, Wilmington. Del.
25 set . OF liSht single and double harnoss, l
double set INST class stage or wagon harness,
3 sets of heavy carriage harness. 8 sets OF dou-
bic express harness. extra fine set OF light sn-
gle harness. rubNer mounting; l0sets OF singie
harness. assortin\n \nt OF lap sheets. whips col.
lars wagon hridlAs. etc.
Tho above gooda nre all new and FIRST class
be sold " ithout reserve Handmade goods,
Terms-Ail sums Of $50 aud over, credit of
Smonths by the purchaser giving ban able
note with approved eudorser. Sale positive.
l.. W. STIDHAM n SON n2-Bt
DUBLIC sALEoF HAND -MAuEHARNEss
At No. 4w. Front street. will be sold at pub.
lie sale. on
SATURDAY, MARCH 16. 1895.
At 10 O'Clock n. m.
40 sets of carriage harness, handmade. Is sets
of express harness. 10 sets of double wagon
harness. ~ seis Of cart haI mesa Also a lot of
blnnkets, halters and whips. one doctors
phaeion. nearly new. 1two-seated carringe,
Torms-Ali sums of SIS and under. ash;
over that amount. q 3-months' note with APP
proved Endorsement II. u; 70 HloRMAN. HsnS, .al..
l.. W. stldham 4 Son, Auct's. ma-ls
DUBLIC SALE OF GOOD STOCK
viii be sold al public sale, on the Tybout
farm. In lied Lion hundred, on
MONDAY. MARCH is. 1895.
AT y O'Clock IN, ..
About 20 head OF cows some with calves by
their side. others close sprngors. 20 head of
good young stock, 90 soMthdown ewes with
lambs month old. Having no use for this
stock. IL will he positively sold.
Terms-Ali sums of so a credit OF months,
on banAnble note with an approved:endorser
II. B. ROGERS.
L. W. stidiam i son. Aucts. ias-ts
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NEW SERIES NEW SERIES! +!

The Equitable Loan Association is now
issuing IL new series uI shares. first payment
due ia Marnn. Monthly payment, 81 on each
shaTc. Get Il start IN lie 60 anu sub.
seribe for shares AMI .'eg IA 10 save part OF
your earnings. New bJUks now ready. APP
ply 10 EbN Akp 4. klftS. President.
WILLIAM Il. HAWKINS. Secrel ury.
f2S.im cod 7ls Market street,
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Y STATE DF II ANNAH y. PUSEY. LATE
"a al London Grove. township, Chetter
county. deceased.
Letters tgstRmuntlry on tho Above estate
having been granted TO the undersl Bned, all
persons indebted 10 the said estatc are re.
5qucstel TO make pHymeHt. and those ha" ing
olaius TO present the same without delay. TO
JES>E ID. pUSEY. london Grove, Pa.
SOLOMON j. PUSEY. West Grove. Pa.
MARSHALL !. f.PUSEi. Strlckersyille, Pa
InI.3t-eods
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sIlERIFF"s sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF LeVari FaciaS to me Directed
viii be exposed 10 public sale at the
court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city
bf Wilmington, New Castle county
state OF Delaware
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pENNsY LvANIA RAILR0AD.

Tho standard halfway OF America.
PROTECTED TllROuGhOuT BY THE
InterIocisinE switch nnd Block signal k,yr-
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I.nn,l rrircs.

Ladies' and Misses winter coats at 81,
former price ~, 40 and sl2 at Lippln-
colts,
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V-N Tit Tt0IIN !,
THE 21st DAY OF MARCH, 1895.

at o clock d. M,
The following described real estate VIZ:
All that certain lot or piece of land with
a three-story brick dwelling house thereon
situate in the city of Wilmington, bounded
and described as follows, to wit
beginning at point on the easterly side
Of Madison street between Eighth and
Ninth streets at the distance of one hun
dred and seyenty-two feet four Inches
from the southcrly side Of Ninth street
ana al the centre of n two-feet four inches
wide alley between this and the adjoining
dwelling on the north, now or formerly
of John w. Smith; thence easterly
through the centre of said alley and par
allCl to Ninth street eighty ysix feet to the
westerly side Of n four-feet wide alley
communicating with another four feet
wide alley opening into Windsor and
Madison streets; thence southerly along
Madison street fourteen feet ten inches
to a corner, thence westerly parallel to
the first mentioned line and Ninth street
through the centre of the party wall be-
tween this and the adjoining dwelling on
the south, now or formerly of Hannah
Ncrington, eighty-siN feet to the aforesaid
eastcrly side Of Madison street. aud thence
thereby nertherly fourteen feet ten inches
! to the place of beginning, be the contents
+ thereof what they may.
/ Seized and taken in execution ms the
| property of Nerinadela DiZer, administra-
4 tor of Thomas j. Dizer, deceased, mort
mortgaEor; NrrinHdea DZcr, guardian OF
4 Nrrinadela, Jr Mary g. piZer and Sarah
4 II. DiZer, minor children, and to lie sold by
/ PAUL GlLLIS, Sheriff
shcriff's Office Wilmington, Del, March
4 4. 1855.
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THURSDAY, MARCH. 7rh, is.a,

u BlIE SALt-- iaylng rcutri my farm
i VIII - Sit yely sef all my stoeh ana
farming uteHsA5O OH
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DUBLtC SAtE-The subscriber residing
i near Roscyllle. about l mile asst OF
NswRrs. having decided 10 quit farming.
will sell AT public sale. without reserve on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 49, 1895.
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DuBLIC SALE-Thc subscriber about to
i quit the dairy busln SO will sell mt Pub
lie Sale. without res 'rvc at the farm OF Han-
nah Y. Pirison. on The road leading from tho
Newport pike 10 Maudonhali's mill. on
FRIDAY, MARCH s. 15D5.
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DuBITC SALE-wilI be sold at public sale,
L on Saturday. March q, at u39 O'Clock Il.
IN. at Stidhnm- auction roomS, dark bay
horse ID hands high sound iH every way.
good driver, wi roade ~ miles an hour.
Sold with guarantee. ni'3t-cod
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AWNINGS! AWNINGS!

In time of cain. prepare Tor storm r. W.
Brine ~un ar" com uruc.ng their u years
OF awning r4alslu4. SUn orders Tor repair
ing %, aud making new store and wlndpw
aWn.HS- of al shades uud GulOr5. HaytGg the
best ia liz 1--WE can guarantee the best woUS
nj tuc lowest prices, as itll OF men arc
pEtctlr Al s6Ht tttHunwutHg makers. Soteag tnts
i0r G. lie 8 patent IUi Ter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

DUBilG SALES called by W. A. iIuSill
i Auctioneer. in city mud country. 0l5
Market street. Now is the lime to engage
your day iag-f
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
sItNnAY TRAINs

For New Castle, 1905 night.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, l2,Ul night.
For Middietown, Clayton. Dover. Wy
oming, FeIton, Harrington, Bridgeville,
Seaford Laurel, and Delmar l2.01 night.
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ALI O'Clock. ID. m. ahnrn.

Five head Of good horses nnd two colts l9
head OF milch cows. thoroughbred Jersey
Bnu Grades, one bulI. good stock. |. Z OF i'ly-
mouth dock aud Black spanish Poultry
turk y hens, RobOler.
Farming lmplenvnts-1 Osborne blndtr.
Buckeye mower. horse Ike. roller. Buckeye
gram urill. corn sheller. grain fan. drag
hHrIows. disa corn nlrHer, plnwS. | wheel
C,-itIvHtor aid single cultiv.ttors. Thomp-
son seeI sower RrInisiohe. tHrm wagons,
JuInpssAt carriage. ale wagon harness.
single harness. furna aud other articles not
mentioned.
TLWMS-hn sums or SEQ and under cash.
over liutt amoIrt n Cradt of months on
giving a banha les note with All approved
cndOrser. Interest added, liheral d e.
count will be allowed on ali bills uyer go Tor
Casn. j. G. ELLIOTT JiG
L. w. Stldham s. Son, Auc. mj-ood
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4 NLOsING OUT PUBLIC sALE-l NJ ire
~ stock. rte., OF tlcarview stock Farm.
bellevue. Del, on Monday, MarCn lltn. at
lu.3U II. IN. Sock comprises celehruled trot-
TIM stallion, Lyndon. ,4ya4, aud elun other
horses and colts. Registered liosteln and
Jersey cattle farming lmpcmcnt-, ETC etc.
For further particulars, address
GEU. u. " Eth ERILL,
bellevue, Del.
l.. W. stidhan & son. Auct's. IY7-eod2tw
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SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias to me directed
VIII be eAposed t. pu6iic; rsaf sale a. the
Tenth and Eleventh streets. in the city
of Wilmington, New Castle county, Del,
THE 2ist DAY OF MARCH, 1895,
at = o'clock p. M,
The following described real estate, viz:
All those two certain lots, pieces or par
cells OF land with the, buildings thereon
erected situate in the city of Wilmington,
county of New Castle and State of Dola-
ware, bounded and described as follows,
Beginning at point on the southerly
side of East Eleventh street between Pop
lar street and Lombard street at the dis
tance of about one hundred and twenty
nine feet easterly from the easterly side
of Poplar street and at the middle line of
IA four-feet-wide alley running parallel
with Poplar street and into Eleventh
street; thence southerly parallel with
Poplar street and along said, alley line
seVenty-fiye feet to a corner; thence east
erly parallel with Eleventh street about
fifteen feet eight inches to another corner;
street and passing through the middle of
the division wall between the house on
this lot and the house adjoining on the
east seventy-five feet TO the aforesaid
southerly side of Eleventh street and
thence thereby westerly fifteen feet eight
inches more or less to the place of begin
of said four-feet-wide alley in common
forever, be the contents thereof what they
may.
No. 2. Beginning a point on the south
erly side of Eleventh street between Pop
lar and Lombard streets at the distance
of ninety-three feet from the easterly side
of Ponlar street; thence easterly along
said side of Eleventh street nineteen feet
to a corner; thence southerly and parallel
with Poplar street aforesaid and passing
through the middle of the division wall
between this lot and the house adjoining
on the east seventy-tive feet to another
corner; thence westerly and parallel with
Eleventh aforesaid nineteen
to another corner and thence northerly
and parallel with Poplar street aforesaid
seventy-five feet to the place of begin
ming, be the contents thereof what they
may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of John II. Elumer and Esther
s. "lamer, his wife and Francis IL. llof-
tecker, trustee, and TT g. and to be sold by
PAUL GlLLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Wilmington, Del, March
4, 1895.
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writ of Levarl Facias TO me directed,
will be exposed TO public sale at the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city
of Wilmington, New Castle county, Del,
ON THt tfRSDAY
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

DUBLIC sALE-The subscriber intending
l. 10 quit farming. will ssll all her stock.
s,one sohooi house ~ miles south of Newark
In Peucader Hundred.
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Leave PhIlodelphIa. BROAD str,

Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street sta
ton. for Wilmington texprcssJ $50, 72U,
125, S.3l, lU20, His, ll.SS a. M, sl235, l.30,
2O2, 3i6. i.0l, AL. sos, $50, 5ba. $50, 6.lJ,
6.55, 7.iO. lilo, ll,l6 p. m, and i2.n3 night.
Accommodation, co, 7.33. $40, 1875 a. m,
1.23, 3OS 4,(N3, 4,S7, 6.22, S.8S, 1903 and 1l,3
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the city
Of Wimiun' nw Castle county, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

ShLE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facius 10 me directed,
will be exposed to public sale at the
Tenth and Eleventh Streets in the City
Of Wilmington, New Castle county,
State of Delaware,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-26
Hoodse R;fVc the after-dinner pill and
k1OOO fiAAS Family cathartic. 2oc.
the experience was gained and the sup

the experience was gained and the sup
per, at least, enjoyed.
Mrs. Adams and said good night to
tired Maude very soon after supper,
and then we two had the most de-
lightful experience, which only women
can know-Alasl poor mentor we
told each other all the virtues and re-
markable superiority of our wonder
full children, over everybody else's chill
dren; we examined bargains in lingerie.
which wise Maude had achieved in
that Mecca of bargain-lovers-Ch
we discussed all the old Salt LakerS
and the theatrical world. from Mr.. ana
Mrs. Irwin to Palmer'S and F'rohman' S
companies; from Mrs. Margaret Claw
son and the Bowrings to John Spencer
and H. N. Wells. We recalled the
green moire antique dress which an ar
dent public presented to Mrs. Adams
in her sunniest Salt Lake days; and
we said over and over again that we
must go to sleep, and we didn't do it,
but talked on and on into the early
morning hours.
The next morning I was anxious to
get away to my work, but
begged as favor that Maude
would sing for me. have
heard some of the best singing there;
but 1 have heard nothing which so
as the low, sweet, vibrating voice of
this wonderful girl. She sang some of
the popular Coster songs and her de-
liciouly refined imitation OF the low
English brogue was simply delightful.
Then she gave such a pathetic interpre-
tation to the catchy little You Can't
Play In Our Yard that my throat
gruesome Interpretation Of Life and
then, best and most enjoyable Of all,
she sang Mr.. Rudyard Kippling's
Wolf Song" which she herself had set
to a weird, thrilling minor melody
which seemed a very part of the wolf
life portrayed.
1t was revelation to me to see this
gentle yet strangely powerful mature
as she had revealed herself to me
many-sided, yet fascinating in II all.
AS she sat there in the early morning
in her quaint, bright morning gown.
her bird ike voice and lovely face full
of poetry and music, I saw-aitfough
she was all that was artistic and
admirable on the stagAshe was as
subtly charming in her own home life
and her genuineness made her that
rarest and most desirable thing in the
worid-a lively, loving and lovable
woman.
1t was with regret that d said good
bye to these two; they urged me to
repeat my pleasant experience, but
knew that neither my time nor my
strength would permit me to repeat
such a luxury, great as was the temp
tation. 1 said goodbye TO Mrs. Adams,
begging her without avail to give me
her recipe for constant youth, soft
brown hair, untouched with grey,
smooth skin, unwrinkled with care.
clear, bright blue eyes, a form and
poise which Delsarteans would rave
over-but she could only say, laugh
ingly, it was because she and Maude
were so happy together. And as the
daughter gave me her small hand in a
strong, nervous clasp, and kissed me
an affectionate goodbye, I said to her
as I say now, God bless you, deari
I shall always say that of you in my
heart, whenever or wherever I may
hear your name. God bless and keep
you, Maude Adamst' HOMESPUN.
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"WHIST WITH HUMAN CARDS."
A Novel Entertainment BY the Chris
Jensen Brothers.

Jensen Brothers.
Living Whist" the game of whist
with human cards that has proven i'm
mensely popular in the east the past
winter. is to be given by the enter
prising proprietors of Christensen
dancing academy next month. 1t is
sure to prove one of the most novel
entertainments ever given in Salt Lake
city.
The players will be Miss Bessie
Clawson and Miss Ella Clark. The
kings" will be Messrs. Hardy Lynch.
Earl Cummings. Austin Whitney and
Scott Wells: the queens Misses Ar
dele Cummings, Jean Groo. Kate Claw
son and Ruby Clawson; Jacks" by
MesSrs. T. i. Center. Benedict and A..
c. Piper; the aces Misses Jennie
Irvine. Keyting and Clara Clawson;
tens" Vaughn Clark and Calniston;
mines" Misses Lizzie Groo, Birdie
Hamin and Minnie James; "eights. -
Mesrs. Joseph Levi. Wesley Clawson,
Lawrence Beck and Roy Jacobs;
"sevens." Misses Dorothy Dwyer. Ellen
Trent, Maggie Miller and Bessie Nc
Intyre; SKIES" Billie Keyting, Sidney
Beattie, Clint Webster and Farley
James: '.fives." Kate Webster. Grace
Radcliffe. Edith Miller and Hazel Gull
mer; "fours." Eddie Wagner. Birdie
J. Wyatt: "threes,'' Lulu Keyting.
Edna Sands and Hazel Howes;
deuce" Willie Browning.
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the constitutional convention in 1883
the first trainers of organic law ever
elected by woman, should be presented
TO the world, and the first constitution
adopted by man that would give TO
each citizen the same rights guar1n-
teed to every other citizen.
1t was not strange that when the
admission bill was trembling in the
balance and the women asked II they
s..--.44 sO-o,l-.s-. iSeIrN1 .Or O,aIe. 10 al
low the temporary Acknowledgement Ct
the women to secure the states al
mission, the reply rang out from
fathers. brothers, husbands and sons:
mo, we will wait, if need be-we VIII
not go into the Union as state with
out the woman" Truly the tree OF
liberty has been firmly planted there,
moistened by the dews Of divine JUS
tice. Buds have appeared upon its
boughs. Nourished from the fountain
of truth the buds have expanded, bios
somed and borne fruit; that fruit has
ripened and been pronounced good by
those who are sheltered beneath Its
branches.
The wise men of that state have
gathered the seeds Of justice from that
magnificent tree. and freely sent IT
broadcast into every state and terri
tory in the Union and to the seat Of
every government throughout the
civilized world, recommending and en-
treating its lawmakers TO plant it in
their richest soil, so that they might
also be partakers of the fruit, which
had been to them so beautiful to gaze
upon; so purifying-so elevating and
refining in its nature and so very de-
licious to the taste.
From Colorado comes the same glad
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states, territories and provinces, where
women can vote. whose extent is over
100000 of square miles; whose popu-
lation is nearly 3UtJ.J5U: ana in ms
immense country II is considered pro-
per for women to vote under some cir
cum stances.
''Oh weary toilers OF freedom take
courage and rejoice Through years
of ridicule, SANDER and persecution,
we have proclaimed liberty to all the
earth and warred on mighty wrongs.
The seed we have sown bear splendid
crops; the harvest day draws near.
Let the splendid measure of success
courage, till the wrongs we strive
against are wfthered at the roots and
the real glory OF civilization blesses all
the world
We earnestly appeal to our states
men. our politicians, the trainers of our
constitution. May the headlight of
truth shine upon their countenances
rejecting the light of equality
may justice be indelibly written in the
palms of their hands, and may the
spirit of freedom permeate every fiber
of their beings, until not one can be
found who would say to the African
slave ''Step upon the platform with me"
sainted mother, his devoted wife, his
beloved sister or his angel daughter.
Remain below, live. breathe and pay
taxes; but you shall have no voice in
handline those taxes" That all fear
selfshness and prejudice may be
ground to powder in the mill of human
progress. And that they will
place a plank in the constitu-
ton containing the same SEN
t'n0ants as those embraced in their
platform so firmly tongued and
ero0vsd together that the upheaval of
ages shall not have power to affect it,
and by so doing they will experience
consolation that an observance of the
golden rule always brings. All nature
will assume brighter hue. The
flowers send forth richer fragrance
unto them. The caroling of the birds
will send greater thrill of Joy to
their hearts. The singing of the choir
as their anthems of praises vibrate
through the churches will bring u new
consolation to their souls, and as the
bands Of music unite in one trium-
phant strain throughout the length and
breadth of this enlightened and pro-
gressive territory, 1t will also resound
throughout the nation and bring back
echoes of praise upon their honored
heads, when the statehood banquet is
prepared at which every loyal citizen
will feast, and the bridegroom appears.
we trust he will not be alone; but
leaning upon his arm will be a beautt-
full and blishing bride, clothed in robes
of equality. carrying In her right hand
the banner of justice. and beneath the
wreath of orange blossoms-that will
deck her innocent brow-will sparkle
the word liberty.