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BY SPECIAL REQUEST.
An Incident OF Recent Concert IN the
White House Grounds.

A pretty aud very pathetic incident
occurred III connection with the prepara
ton of tho programme for the Marine
band concert in the White House grounds
last Saturday. Professor Fanciulli, DO
it known, receives every day in his mail
half dozen or moro letters from per-
sons who request him to play certain So
lections at these open air concerts. Fan
ciuli is very accommodating man, and
would be only too glad to comply with
all these requests were it possible to co
So They come in such large numbers
that the professor is handicapped, and
many requests must be disregarded.
Early last week, however, Fanciulli
came upon one letter that touched aten-
der spot in his nature. The letter was III
feminine handwriting, and begged the
professor to play several selections at
the White House concert to be given the
following Saturday afternoon. he
glanced at the end of it, and saw that
it was signed by three names, all wom-
en-. The closing paragraph of the note
was as follows;
"Wheu we tell you that we are three
sisters, and are all blind, and that our
greatest Joy in life is music, and that
our circumstances are such we have but
little opportunity of gratifying this pas
sion for listening to music of any sort
outside Of those beautiful concerts we
hear each Saturday in what has been
described to as as the glorious grounds
back Of the presidents house, which we
know we can never gaze upon with our
own eyes, then, professor, You will grant
us this little boon and lot US hear next
Saturday these few favorite compost
tons
This appeal was too strong for Fanci-
ulli. When the programme was publish
ed Saturday morning the notice stated
that the concert arranged for was by
.spccial request. That afternoon at
the concert the band played, as the
atrical people would say to the three
blind sisters, who We're seated on ono OF
the benches to the left OF Fanciulh.
Four of the numbers on tho programme
were selected by the sisters. They were
Midsummer Nights Dream" cornet
solo, "The Lost Chord, ""The Forge In
the Forest ard Loves Herald. The
blind girls clappod their hands with
pleasure, and FGnciulli himself appear
ed to be as greatly pleased at the pleas
ure he was bestowing on the blind ms
they were themselves. Washington
Post.
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unnna1r,s NIilIcnnlal.

From many points Of view one of the
most remarkable celebrations in history
is to take place next year, when the
kingdom of Hungary will observe its
millennium as q state. For 1000 years
the brave Masyars have maintained
their national existence, and they have
accomplished feats of which any nation
might be proud. 1.-The millernial celc-
hration, says the Buffalo Commercial,
sis to last through the entire year, be-
ginning on Jan. /, 1896, and ending
only on the following Dec. 81. 1t will
be divided into three parts, each com.
memorating an epoch in the history OF
the country. The celebration will open
with a session CT the two houses of par
lament in the new hall at Budapest,
which is about completed at cost Of
5000, 900 forms.
Next will come the opening Of the
Pantheon in the capital city, when hun
dreds of busts and statues Of the nation
al heroes and eminent men and women
of the last thousand years will be placed
in hungary yalhalla. This will be fol-
lowed by the inauguration of the new
Museum Of Art and History, built at a
cost of 100000 forms, the laying of
the a3E2ai5sstf5 q two new blT11dges 70
span the Danube at Budapest and the
dedication of three other great public
buildings, the Palace Of Justice, the Ex-
hibition hall and the Museum Of Arts
tic Handiwork. Still further to indi-
cate the beginning Of a new era, in the
spring two sections Of the older part Of
the city will be remodeled on hygienic
principles, and 500 new public schools
throughout the country will be opened. :"
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ALL Steamers leave Cris6eld fol Baltt
u more. on arrival of last down train.

freight ana passengers received Tor all points
on the n. Y, Phila. and Norfolk, Wicomico and
Pocomoko Il. i. daily, Delaware, Maryland and
Virginie, Railroads.
Positively DO rreight received after 90 p, m
and must DO prepaid to all points, except
on the n. Z. Phila, and Norfolk Railroed.
Willard Thomson, B.L. Fleming,
Gen'l Manager. Genl Frt. q Pass. ASt.
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steamer TANGIER,

Steamer TANGQER,
CAPT. W. W. MATTHEWS.
Mondays and Thursdays for Ford's, Crisncld
Flnncys, Onancock, ChesconnessoX, Hunting
Creek and Mcssongo. RETURNlNG- leave
Acssongo, Wednesdays and Saturdays. 6 a. m
Hunting Creek $780, and Chesconnessex 1880
Onancock ESQ and Finneys 3 p. IL.
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Fine B usiness
Opportunities

For rent for the balance of
1895 and for year 1896, store
house with living rooms above,
recently occupied by S. U. Byrd,
millinery store with living
rooms attached, and a conven-
lent and well located dwelling
of nine rooms, with nice grounds
and fertile lot attached. All To-
Gated in the thriving village of
Mappsville, Va, and convenient
to school, church, depot and
navigable water tributary of
the Atlantic. For terms, &C.,
call on or address
N. w. Mock,
Onancock, Va,
or JOHN w. GILLESPIE,
Mappsville, Va.
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This is to certify that I bought
of J. R. Richardson, last Febru-
airy, one of the Hagey's King
Heaters. 1t has proved most
satisfactory in every respect,
being a great economizer OF fuel
and a king of heaters. l have
used coal for the past eighteen
years, but since buying the King
Heater I am so much pleased
with it that I have abandoned
the use of coal and will substl-
tute for it wood and another
Hagey's King Heater.
Respectfully,
Henry L. Upshur.
J. R. Richardson,
Dear Sir:-In complying with
your request relative to the test
[ have given the Hagey stove,
can say it has given perfect sat-
isfaction, and find it does all
that the advertisement claims
for it to do. Yours truly,
W. r. Fisher.
Reads wharf, Aug. 81, 1895.
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swlnburne IS Poet Laureate.

TLerpmcr is revived that Swinburne
is to be made poet laureate. That would
be grand thing TO DO, especially after
his writing the magnificent verses on
Cromwell, reproduced recently in an
editorial column OF this journal No act
would win FOR Lord Salisbury the re-
gard Of English nonconformity as that,
and it wdGa attest an attribute Of
greatness which aot all have conceded to
the present premier. Christian Work.
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MY case, your ladyship, is this
Your ladyshlp as on visits too many
philanthropic and psychological women,
and that sort of thing. They give such
small tips that I feel ashamed Of myself
for receiving them. The temperance
women give no tips at all suppose
they think we servants spend all our
tips in drink Formerly the tips used to
be nearly equal to the wages. I counted
on them continuing so. This is my 'ole
case, and beg to inform your ladyship
that speak for Jemima and Susan, the
housemaids, and for Green, the coach
man. :"
The lady answered that she feared she
must get new set Of servants, and that,
whether she did or not, she would cause
placards to be posted in all the guests
rooms to inform them that servants were
not allowed to receive tips. She was
ready to allow, however, small in
crease in wages. If that was not salts
factory, all might leave, and at once. if
they desired They took her at her word.
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German Doors Opening.

The Berlin correspondent Of The Brit
fish Medical Journal writes: "There is
o rumor that the professions Of dentist
and of chemist and druggist are to be
opened to women. Up to the present all
the lady dentists practicing in Germany
have had an American training. "
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steamer POCOMOKE.
CAPT. HEwARD.
Tuesday and Friday for Crsaeld, TangierIsland,
Finney's, Onancock, Shelltown, Pitts Wharf De-
dsr Hall, Rehoboth, Powcll's, Pocomoke City,
Mattoponi, and Snow Hill. RETURNING
Mondays and Thursday, leaves Snow Hill
n M. Mattaponi 6:45, PocomoSe City ., Powell g
$3.50. Rehoboth g., Cedar Hall $50, Pitts wharf
10, Shelltown 10:l5. onanccok 2:30 p. m, Fin
ney's 8, Tangier Island $50.
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SUMMER SCHEDULE @5e
OF THE ,eSzSsssEsss5Sss
Baltimore. Chesapeake & Atlantic
Railway COMPANY

Uutiifurther notice. Will run their steamers as
follows, weather permitting leaving South BIT.
Wharf al $50 o'clock p. m.
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NORTRWARD

Z" stops for passengers On signal toconductor
r." daily, except Sunday.
r. H. Nicholas, superintendent.
Cape Charles, Va.
r. B. Cooke, Gen'l Freight and Pas
senger Agent, Norfolk, Va.
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OF MIRTE.

Now, sir" said the professor Of mcdi-
cine, You may tell mo TO what class Of
maladics insomnia belongs" Why
err" replied the indoleni youth. ''it's
4 contagious disease" 81 never heard
it so described. Where did you learn
this%' From experience. Wheuever
my neighbor's dog can't sleep. Pm Just
as wakeiul rs he is."-W Ga,ingt9n Star.
Father" said Johnny Ironsiie. "how
big 4 fish did you ever cacch?" 81
caught 4 fab once, Johnny" replied
Deacon Ironside, that Weighed"
The good man stopped, sho IT, looked
fxediy az mis- younger son. and resumed
in An altered tone: johnny, this Is
Sundays. LOUIS Republic.
Freddy-I told Mr. Loveman tha:..you
said YOU we're going TO kiss him tho
next time he came TO tho horse. Maud
You horrid boy. What did he say?
Freddy-Snid he wouldn't believe it till
no had j, from your " lips.-T Truth.
Teaches-This IS 1895. Now ii your
sitter said she was born in 1878. how
old should you say she is? Johnny
TWEEN weight Teachcr-Bue how could
that be? Johany-That's VIVA. always
puzzled me.-Boaon Transcript.
Scene: Bishops breakfast table.
Bishop to timld cura;o on av!sitJ-
Dear me. I'm afraid your eggs not good,
Timid Curato-Oh. yes, my lord. really
-er-sone parts OF it arc very good
London LIdY.
When lovely woman takes " wheeling.
Aud lnls, alas. that gcwu' pctray
What they should scarcely be revealing,
She puts on lOo.neS right away.
Stw Yorf Sun.
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A Sorl: OF TnANKs
from Cameron su~tfsroTs-somo Dlundor
Of Judgment Corrected.

from Cameron SuisrSrs-SOmo Dluuiors
of Judgment Corrected.
TO ts Filter Of ne EeliJeDssr.
SIE:-Yous correspondent desires to
heartily thank you for tho maSuanimity
you have shown our people in the hour
OF our rrcn, atliction, aud your efforts
in our behalf will, wo ASSURE you, no!
20 unrcwarded. The work oil tho aanos
has, for tho time being, obliieratcd
abou. everything tangible In our bust
moss centre except the business energy
OF our citizens, and from all indications
that has been sire ngthcned rather than
weakened, and out OF the debris We will
grow 10 greater dimensions than We
possibly could have done before. Al.
though crippled aud much OF our CAPT.
tai consumed, yet the genuine Christian
integrity OF our business men has es,ab.
lished for them IN unbolnded conf.
dsnce that will enable them TO put in
all the goods tina. they eau possibly
carry.
But speaking OF tho integrity Of our
merchants cause me 10 notice briefly
an unUarranied and very untrue state
ment made By a correspondent
from here in tho Evening News
OF the 18th inst., ia which he
states that n merchant here. which
could only mean Mr.. henderson, OF the
firm OF PrsaCis& Henderson, was charg.
ing double price for his commodities.
This is untrue in every particular. On
the contrary. wherever possible a re-
ducilon has been made instead, and l
have no hcsitaucy in assuring everybody
that everything that is for sale in the
town can be- bought as cheap or cheaper
than before the calamity. We wish 10
reiterate that our merchants are honest,
siucero Christian Gcntlemon whose
charity knew no bounds and who never
stopped giving until distress was re-
lieved.
This same correspondent. who scom
TO have drawn entirely on his imagina-
ton. informs the public that the corner
stone Of the new Masonic building will
not DO laid on June 81. But it will, and
the work on it will DO vigorously
pushed. Now is the chance OF q life.
time for the wheeling insurance com.
panies 10 show tho stuff they are made
Of By At ono adjusting their obIica.
tioas, aud any hesi;ancy or equiYoca-
ton on their part will be very detri.
mental 10 us and corre,pondingly so to
them in the tuturo il they ai.emp pit 10 do
any business here. c.
Cameron, w.. Ia. June u.
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Tha, "Annual Discrepancy

The iSTELLiGEScEE simply mAlCE it'elt ride
UIOUS BY TRYING 10 make II appear thRitatA dcA'
cheney Is anything but the regular annnal dis.
crcrAncY between departmental estimates aud
fcce!ptS.-RegiIT.
The lSTELLiGEHCEE is doing nothing
OF the sort. !. is simply showing tina:
the annual discrepancy" which was
caused BY debts overdue and unpaid.
aud carried owe by past councils.
should be provided for. Tho city
should no. have an annual discrcp-
ancy'' OF such o nature. and when one
does occur the honorable thing to do is
not to ignore it by leaving jus, bills un.
paid aud having the people under the
impression that they are square with
the world, as pas. councils have done,
but to make provision for It's adjust
ment on 4 business basis.
Even the Register must admit that
such 4 policy would be business.like,
Notwithstanding its abuse OF the pres
eut couHcil for desiring to manage city
affairs as 4 business man would conduct
his private affairs.
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lCo2Tigh'eL. !

THERE is more CAtarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together. and until the last few
years WAS supposed to DC incurablc.
For 4 great many years doctors pro-
nouuccd i: 4 local disease, and pre-.
scribed local remedies, md b. constant.
y 4 ailin: to cure with local treatment,
pronounced it incurable. Science has
proven Catarrh to be q constitutional
disease and therefore requires constitu-
,iona treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by +. J. Cheney & Co..
Toledo, Ohio, ia tho only constitutions!
curc on the market. 1t is taken inter.
nally in doses from ten drops TO n tea.
spoonful. It acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
They offer 500 for any caso it fails to
cure. Send for circulars and ,es,imon.
ia!d. Address.
F. J. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, 0.
H3"Sold by Druggists, IS cents.
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WEST VIRGINIA PENSIONS.
The Latest Duilstin Issued by the FsnslC
tl.n,rt,n.pt

The Latest DuiIetin Issued by the Pension
Department.
Sp>e!G! DitpIah 20 hs intelligence.
wAsmSGroS. D. c., June l@.-Pen.
sionS have been granted to West Viz.
~giniaus AZ follows:
Original - Abram Booth, Coopers,
Mercer county; Minter j. Bush, Troy,
Gilmer county; Aaron &. Henry, Stat.
ler's Run. Monongalia county; John
Moore, Goose Neck, Ri,chie county;
Thomas l. FRY, HorseuccE. Peasants
county; Levi T. Dewitt. Piedmont
Original Widows-Mary c. Dayton.
Dayton. HARRISON countyf Martha Ora
ham. Herring. Preston county; Eliza.
beth N. Watson, Newark. Writ county;
Jane Darnell. French Greek. Up,hur
county; minor OF Isaac ". Simon.
French Creek. Upshus county; Valeria
Middleton, Elk Garden, Mineral county;
Mary A. Durham, Petersburg; En.
marietta Mace. Spencer, Roane county.
Reissuo-Waltes ". Locker, Williams
town. Wood county.
experimentation Bean, Reeds.
vile, Preston county.
lncrease-Fraucis S. May. Ridersville,
MORAN COUNTY.
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Pittsburgh doesn't want much. Last
yea, tina. city had the national G. A. L.
encampment and several other national
gatherings. This yOar the Presbyterian
and United Presbyterian general as!em.
blies and other national bodies have
already convened there. Now our
enterprising neishbor IL raising a
guarantee fund for the triennial con.
c!avo Of the Knights TempIar in 1897,
and will make a light 10 secure tho
convention OF tho National Republican
League aud the National Republican
presidential convention OF 1898. II
there i, anything more Pittsburgh
wants she will ask for il, bu! there isn't
much leI:.
As q well.wi.hing neichbor OF Pitts.
buESh Wheeling rojoices with her in
what she ha, secured in the past, aud
sincerely hopes tina. her ambitions for
the future may be gts.iied. We are
Just near enough to her, geographically.
to profit by whatever she enjoys in this
line. and, OF course. appreciate her de-
aircs, bu. isn't abe jus. a li.tls bit too
grasping?
Last year Pittsburgh ably vindicatcd
her claim, as a convention city OF the
frat class. but there are other towns in
the country wish similar claims and
there is 4 long, hard campaign in pros.
pect before the national Republican
convention Is located.
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INCONSISTENCIES
THE WEATHER MAN

Played US a shabby trick. Just
as we began to sail into our
stock Of up.to.date SUMMER
SHOES he makes 1t necessary
for people TO get out their win.
ter c~ork.soIes. He has prom.
iScd US, however, that from
now on we shall have no cause
to complain Of the cold, as he
means TO even up by piIing it
on EXTRA HOT. Go ahead, say
we. We are prepared to fake
care Of our people. We have
5000 pairs Hot Weather Shoes.
o. styles. NEVER SO NICE,
NEVER SO CHEAP, and the
probabilities are they never
will be again.
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debtsi nor can II get one Of these gen.
tlencn 20 say tina! tho obligation, that
wero overdue aud should have been
paid long ago Ners no. lci. unpaid for
the pte'cn; council to meet, thereby
creating dcaci. that must DO provided
lot sooaot or later.
ThiI is the whole question and tho
Register knows it. Will i. any longer
engage In tho absurd a,temp.to deceive
is readers regarding the real truth Of
the matter? Figure, can be juggled to
make an apparent surplus on paper, bI!
iacta will knock OUT tho juggling every
time.
II tho Register wore to conduct its
" business on tho plan i. defends
past Democratic councils for adopting II
would loon find itIoliin q financial holo
and It's credit impaired. The editor Of
tho Register would do vol to consul.
tho business manage Of any private in.
Sti,u,ion on this point
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This cornell. though Il had u tu.pirV on
hand at tnr b"Eiunlu; Of ilticsm ~ oYcr S16.FD
LEFT by the last council, after hcins In bui Gye
months i Ia Tho hO!" s,puyJ, mud wnTt, 10 br.ln
borrowing already, -HSyi4cL
Tho IHrELLIGrScER has already ahovn
that this Abatement 10 absolutely IN.
truo. Tho I'UgiHtcr can not obtain n
abatement from tho Democratic city
closk, or any other business man con.
ncctcd with tho late Democratic admin.
istration, to tho effect that this alleged
rurplus Of $4,000 wa4nn actual surplus,
or that it was not largely mnIo up Of
funds already appropriated or owed for
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by tho NEW
GREAT SoUTH AMERICAN KIDSEY CURE"
This new remedy is n great surprise on
account Of its exceeding promptncss in
relioring pain in the bladder, kidneys,
bacl; and every part OF tho urinary pass.
az. in male or female. 1t relieves re-.
tcntion oil water and pain in passing it
almos.immciia.ely. Ii YOU ant quick
relief and euro this is your remedy,
Sold by Il. ii. List. druggist, Wheeling.
". Va.
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ARCHBISHOP IEELASD's address at the
golden jubilee Of Notre Dame University
will be commended throughout the
country by tho friends OF the public
school system, no matter wha! their
religious creed. None bu. a true friend
OF education could have voiced ouch
sentiments, and the address will have
4 good eitec. in the direction OF viping
u sectarian prejuiices.
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TIE most pleasant lit,lo pills for
cleansing the system and regulating the
bowels, are Do Wits Little Early Risers.
Cure sick headache and constipation.
Small pill. Small dose. Logan Drug
Co. Wheeling. W. Va, Il. F. Peabody.
Benwood, aud Bowie 4 Co., Bridge
mort q
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CmeinNIi Tina" Star.
Tho gilt oil Detroit to tho warship
named in hor honor was n punch bowl,
mud tho gift Of St. Louis to hor steam.
ship namcsaku IL II library, including
400 hymHaIs and prayer books. And
yOt who would haYo thought it TO look
NJ tho two citlos!
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The GUlnE Alnn-

.StE York Sun.
Farewell, vain word. he's going home,
He hears the baby cry.
Hes EOIHs home. no more 10 roam,
To crOou Il lullaby.
"KerwEcE. EcryaCk,"
The bn5r squalls
Come back
Responsive echo calls.
Its lIttIc heart Is Ike . break.
Since the mother wen; away,
Before the DOpulaCc 10 speak
On topics OF the LAY.
The crowds applaud
And call her back;
She does not hear
"ksFwRck. EcrTack.'
The tcNrs roll down is pnllid chGet
TIL dawn bcglnS To creep
II sucks is fist III faint aud weak,
Il sObS itself to sleep.
"kcrTaCk. GctrlcE."
II cries In vain:
Come bGC6. cutnc bacG,''
In accents plain.
When wOmhn's rights arc others WrO ngS,
lswnrc the Ganriul snrT.:
The home 'whcFc the vito bc!0IgI.
II needs her lUTiGg care.
"kGTwnCS, EgrgHck,'
No longer roam.
"COmr back, come back"
W child a'.l home.
IT'S sad. hut true. the iinr IL past
When wOmnn's chicicyt Joy
Was nuurIShri by Il husbands love
Aud ccnlcrcl IN her boy.
"Hcrwacs, koswHck,"
WillCry In vRiI.
she VIII not hear
The plaintiyO strain.
Al. ]gFlcYouS state: nh, fatal age.
With many evils irHnght.
When clubs aud social ltm engage
4 wnIHam'f every tlOught.
"Scrwhck, krrwacE."
On every hand,
Thiscrv IL heard
Throughout the land.
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WHEELi.G's response to Canoron's
cry for aid to tho sufferers from Sunday
nights calamity has been prompt and
generous. There is use Tor further con.
tribu,ious, however, and the I~SrELLl-
GEScER is suro tho good people are not
get weary OF well doing.
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The best anlyc in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, uIccrI. aaIt rhcrm, fever
sorca, iGttor. Chappni hands, chilblainq,
Cornu, and all skin ornptiouq, and posi-
lively curos piloI. or no pay required.
1t IL guaranteed TO gIyo perfect gatisiac-
ton or money refunded. prico %
cnn,a pnr box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
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CltIttdni Lcdicr.
Secretary Carlisle believes that no has
turned the silver lido in tho south, and
that . healthy sentiment for sound
money has been created III tina: section,
which moaus. OF course, that no bclicrcs
tho south vii! DO for Cleveland for Pres.
idcnt next wear.
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WWN1ITIIuI 0VT.
lion. Athai Stevenson ends himself
in about the sano position as tho youth
who yokcd himself up with tho risky
steer. llc has no idea where those FREQ
silver fellows propose to take him, and
ho will 10 under great obligations 10
those persons who will be M kind as 10
attempt TO head oil tho outfit.