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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-12-17

Sutton 81 Smith will keep their
store open from now on until 8
o'clock every night till after Xmas
to show their fancy rockers and
novelties for the holiday trade.
20-2t. si
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-12-17

On last Sunday evening at the
Methodist church, an open session of
the Ephworth League was held.
Promptly at 7 O'Clock the exercises be-
gan aud the following program was
rendered: .
Music--GO Forward.
Prayer.
Music-Anthem.
Introductory Address-Mrs. C. j ,
Nugent. . ......
Woman's Sphere-Mrs. Lucille Will
son.
Music-Hallelujah to the Gross.
Some Thoughts at Ramdom-Miss
Elizabeth Wyatt. .
A Contrast; John Wesley and
George Whitfield--Misses Mamie
Orear aud Sallie Berkeley Ia
Music--All Hail the Power of Je-
sus' name.
Origin of All Hail--Miss Grace
Howell
Recitation--Rock of Agcs-Miss
VERNE Bassett.
Origin of Rock of Ages-Miss Nan
ME White Wyatt.
Sole--Rock of Ages-Mr flames
Wood.
Essay-Lsdy Huutington-Mr. c..
j Nugent, jr.
MuSic--Authem,
Recitation--Plea for a Collection
Master John w. Trimble.
Music-Anthem.
The exercises were conducted by
Mrs. Nugenl and were necessarily q
success, both lsiies and gentlemen
rendering their parts with ease and
fluency holding the attention OF the
large audience TIL the last words
we're spoken. PHI.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-12-17

"Bread is the staff of life
Bradley and Kentucky the topic Of
the hour ~
If you would live happy with your
wife
Buy her-Diekey's "OspoRs ONO
FLoUR.'
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In another column will be fount

In another column will be found
a statement or supplemental report of
Judge G.. B. Swango, Register of
the Land Office, to Auditor l.. c..
Norman A grave injustice was
done an honorable and honest state
official by the publication of re-
port made after an examination Of
his books in his absence and with
out giving him an opportunity for
explanation. Mr.. Swango can be
readily pardoned if he is indignant
at the slur cast at his good name.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-12-17

j. B. Upton has a fine stock of
Holiday Presents on exhibition at
rock bottom prices. 203t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-12-17

An alarm OF fire on Saturday even
ing proved to be small blaze in one
of the school rooms of the Kentucky
Training School. The origin of The
fire is not known but probably origi-
mated from carelessly thrown
match. Fortunately il was discovered
before much damage was done. Maj.
Fowler is very thankful 10 the friends
and neighsors who 50 promptly came
70 Ills assistance
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IN LIGHTER VEIN.

Trlmcar Driyur-Nlo and my of horse
has been working for the company for
twelve year. now. PasEsngsr-Thas
40? The company must think a great
doal OF YOU both. rramCar Driver
Well dunno. Last week tho two OF US
were taken sick and they got doctor
for tho horse aud docked me. Got up
there uow, Betsy. -L9Hi9a lid B'h
A French LADY Was lsarniu: tho Eng.
lish language. She had made very good
progress. she thought, aud one day ac'
centad an Invitation to dine with some
English friends. AZ tho dinner wont
on sho was offered dish tina. was now
to her. Not fancying its appearances,
she declined 1t, saying: Thanks, no.
| cat only acquatntancei |-Ho'9eNo'd
Words.
Old Mcrcator Ito little Billy Ducks
Just left school, who applies Tor sisaa'
ton n, office boy aud produces tCStl'
monial from clorgyman)-WO don't
want you on Sunday, nay good little
boy. Have you a reference from any
one who knows you OH week days-Syd'
hcJ Hatheim
WifUy-Do you think thors is a man
that could cOnsciontiously say TO his
wife: "You are tho only woman ! oyot
lovod?" llubby--Only one that ! eau
think Of. Witcy-Who? You, dear
est? FIubby-0h, no. Adam. - TOM
Topics
A-You had luck with YOUR play,
dear boy now you will DO able 10 nay
your debts. Bob. its not necessary
now. My creditors keep all my notes
for the sake OF the Autograph
HieJcnic Bidsiicr
Mics Ingenuo--TS there really cable
In tho ocean, salor-YOJ, mum. Nils
lngenuo with conviction, Attor study.
ING the man at tho whosl)-.Fhcn that
must DO tho gripman. - Bro5t'ya hBa
A small boy in one OF tho public
schools va, asked to deiiuc q dOmigog
"a dnmagpgnc" hu said, "i' ysusl
that holls wine. gin, whisky or any
other liquor. ~ ingOr NyttL
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

The Boston Transcript says that q
buaineSs man, who Ia large advertiser,
received letter not long ago from the
manager Of a religious weekly, soliciting
advertising on the ground that the
weekly had not only a large circulation,
''but very credutou' class OF readers"
A peculiar, Puritan'liEe sentence was
imposed on three offenders in Norris
town, Pa, few days ago They were
accused OF assault and battery, and were
released on their promise 10 accompany
their aCcusor to church on each OF the
twelve next succeeding Sundays,
About fifty claimants 10 the Edwards
estate in this heart OF New York city
met in Akron, o., at the call OF D. Power,
OF Greensboro, Ky. II was developed
that hundreds OF p0optO throughout the
country have been hsecoI By sharks.
Mr.. Will Walker, OF Troy, Mich, found
a handsome gold watch growing on her
cucumber vines Ia response TO an adj
vertissment she returned tue watch to
a young mRn vino confessed that no had
been coming hOr vegetables.
In the last month a sheep herder on
a big ranch near Roseburg. Ore, has
twice had the experience Of killing
three panthOrs in ono day. They were
all fully grown, averaging eight feet in
length each,
Elbsrtou. Ga. has a population Of
$500 people, and M city lookup. II
fellow gets an overdose OF mountain
dew, the town marshal has to ait up
with him until he gets sober or SoeI to
sleep.
Two recen. visitors to the North Pow
der river, Oregon, brought back sections
OF dr bark sixteen inches thick They
say they saw very many trees with bark
over foot thick.
The big marshes near Benton llarbor,
Mich, are being drained and plowed
preparatory to being planted to pepper
mint ThaIe lands were long con.
sidsred valucleGs.
1t iS said that the blind never dream
OF visible objects; mute has been oh
served when dreaming TO carry on 4
conversation by means OF his fingers In
writing.
An Ocoato WiS.l lafmert lallInR 10
get an offer for his load oil potatoes,
dumped them into tho river, Whsrsupon
he was arrested aud mulcted Sl0 Tor the
act.
Having no faith in banks, Calvin
Thompson, OF Columbia, n. " hid
$4,000 in his house aud two masked
men broke in and got 1t.
San Jose, CAL. is the largest prune
market in tile world. In single week
tina. city has shipped to other markets
100000 pounds.
A new process Of making gas from
crude petroleum. water and peat is be-
ing tried in Boston with good results.
That St. Louis girl dentist who pulled
thirteen teeth in three minutes may
hove struck full set Of false teeth.
A Dexter (MO. farmer is storing hil
wool Tor better prices He hm several
years clip on hand.
Alumborman oil Vest Branch, Me-,
saws he counted siEty.twO deer in one
day near his camp Recently.
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Gt.eJnteIHaeneer
wHEELING, ooroHER II, 1898,


That there is third term movement
on foot seems absolutely certain. Mr.
Cleveland has friends at work feeling
pulses and pulling wires. Ii it develop
that he eau probably bs nominated, he
will be- in the arsua When this
scheme was frat talked about it seemed
too propostsrous TO merit serious con-
sidoration.
Seeing how the people feel about a
third term, it was not reasonable to
suppose mat the Democratic party
could be induced to temp. fate by put
ting Mr.. Cleveland up again, nor was it
10 DO supposed that Mr.. Cleveland
would expect his party to do so vain a
thing Wo are nearer the convention
now than we were then, aud it appears
that Mr.. Cleveland is looking forward
10 this very thing, aud has sufficient
following in his party to give impor'
tance to the movement
What does all this msau2 If the
Democratic party were thought to have
an even chance to elect its nominee no
Democratic politician with a grain Of
sense would think OF nominating Mt.
Cleveland in tho face OF the third term
feeling. The party being virtually
without hope, is it to be helpless
against the manipulation OF the mon
who are determined to nominate Mr..
Cleveland il they can? The politicians
In tho scheme arc bound to Mr.. CloVs-
land by past tavorS and are paying him
back in ilatiery, to which they know
him to be susceptible,
Mr.. Cleveland does not think his
party can win in the nOxt election, but
no thinks he may II no can got the
chance. From the moment Of his cleo
ton to the presidency Mr. Cleveland
has never doubted tina. he i, a man Of
destiny and bigger as well as better than
his party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17

rho Pope and Religious Congresses.
The pops's dsnuuciatton OF con-
erssses OF religions will surprise the
world. His own clergy participated in
the great congress OF religions held in
Chicago during the Worlds Fair.
There had never before been such a
gathering. ItgAys such satisfaction to
men Of the most unlike religious views
that it was regarded as the beginning OF
q better religious understanding in the
world.
II Roman Catholics may not attend
these gatherings hereafter something
will bs wanting, for no congress OF re-
llgionI can be complete ii so great a
religious body as the Roman Catholics
bo not represented. A congress Of re-
ligions has been projected for the
twentieth century expedition to DO
held In Paris In 1900. II may DO that
the other religions will go ahead not
wlthstRnding the pope'S attitude
Why the church OF Rome takes this
position is not explained. Without ex'
PLANTATION 1t must be interpreted to
mean that Rome does not wish her
faithful to come into close contact with
the representatives oil other rOliGlOnI'
This again would justify an explanation
which is not made.
LISA pity that any religious body
must stand alooi from a gathering
which brings together in fellowship aud
better understanding representatives, OF
the worlds widely different religious
cults,
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The Coppingor Ca.c.

Tho appointment OF Colonel COppin.
ger to be a brisadier general hi" yet to
run the gauntlet OF the senate, aud ser.
ious doub. is expressed on this score.
It is believed that the senate will aupre'
ciato the IMPROPERLY and injustice Of
the promotion aud decline to give its
advice and consent. Tho promotion
Jumps Colonel Coppinger over a long
list Of colonels. some OF whom At least
arc soldiers Of distinction and much
moro entitled than CoppinGer is 10 be
pushed ahead.
Colonel Coppinger's case, it will be
remembered. was urged on President
Harrison. who declined to make tho
promotion although he would have been
glad to please Mr.. Blaine, whose daugh.
ter was the wife OF Colonel CoppingOr.
President Harrison appreciated the in.
justice Of tho thing aud would not or.
der 1t,
In view oil the possible Acuon OIL tue
senate a surprising statement lie made,
1t Is said that Colonel Coppingor be.
came a citizen Of tho United State, only
short ttmo before President Cleveland
ioloctoi him for promotion, aud with a
Wow to that Advancement II this can
bo shown To be truo the senate Ger.
tAiBly will not confirm tho appoint.
mcnL
A man who has boon in the service OF
tho Unitol Statos a. long as Coppinger
was without thinking enough Of tho
country to become citizen Of II, should
think himself very fortunate to hold tho
rank and enjoy tho pay Of colonel,
Some good soldiers who Nrc citizens
would like to exchange place, with him.
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Prof.. Booker 4. Warrington, prinCi.
pal Of tina Tu,keEOe Normal and Indus.
trial Institute Tor the training Of col.
oroi young men and women, writoI to
the ISrELLI ogscER TO correct mis-
statement with regard to his early life.
10 was rOhrod in KanaWhN county, In
whose publ ic schools he made his Odu.
CaIional start.
by odds tho most notable address At
tho opening Of tho Atlanta exposition
was that delivered by this thoughtful
aud hish.mindsd colorod man. Tho ad.
dross has served 10 bring tho man and
hh work into deserved ptominoncS II
was n model Of good sense and good
ta'to and 10 certain TO produce good 70.
suits.
rroL Warrington Ia a credit to hlS
race, hia 6tato aud his country, and
Wcst Virginia IL houorcd In being AblO
TO claim him.
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A,G, BAuibgy. NJ Magic, IA, wfiIcli
~ fool II . duty oi minc 10 Inform YOU
aud tho public that DO Wits Witch
llwll Snlyo cured mr oi Il worry bad C1Nc
Of cc1omh II also cnfol nv boy Of q
running soto on hii los, Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, w. Va, II, 4. Peabody,
lINbwood, and Bowie n Goa Btldto'
port, y,
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Goyrnson McKuLEY made a mistake
In some state figure, aud like II man
made correction when he was con.
vIncod oil tho mistake Tho Democratic
newspapers Nro so unused to this Kind
Of thing thatthoy Nrc Jumping all over
the governor dot tho hurricane roar
II will the sooner DO OCT"
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Public Ala 10 privntc Institutions.
Tho Industrial school fpr girls. at
Evanston, il onc Of tho private insLitu.
ilonS with which Cook county has con.
traclod Tor tho caro- Of certain depend.
ontB II wai tho duty Of tho Evanston
institution not only to caro- tot tho GIRLS
but 10 find them homoA ltdil not dis.
charge Other duty satisfactorily. but 1t
continued to tako the counlyb monOy,
Tho county commiplonom rc'olyod
to cut tho matter 1tort, aud It was dh
lhcir roluNr. that tho poyotnor Of
llllnoi, pardoncI all tho girls In tina
achoo. There will bo no moro girls
aud no moro money from Cook
county fhiInuthropic otgtntotttona
lnvo undertaken 10 inI honOl for tho
gitls Ia tho county and In lhoStalc.
Woaro not advised how Cook county
got into II, contract relations with tho
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mSnd for the coming of one OF them.
We had already more than enough psO-
plo to do all the work that was to DO
done, The growth OF population by
immigration is too rapid, We must put
the brakes down harder,
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Official treasury returns enables us to
make comparisons OF interest in the
matter oil our foreign trade. In the
month Of September, 1894, our exports
exceeded our imports by SIS, 10000, In
the month Of September inI1 Pa'isd
our imports exceeded our exportI by
S6,692. On the months business We are
not SO well OF in 1895 as We were in 1894
by nearly S!5,OOO,OO0
The comparison Tor nine months tells
the same story. For the nine months
Of 1894 ending with September We sold
to foreign countries s7S,OOo,O0o more
than We bought from them. For the
correSpoud ding period Of 1895 We bought
from foreign couutris, 3,OoO,Oo) more
than we sold to them. We are worse of
by Sll6O0O,OOO than We were this time
asst year
Its noticeable that this year We have
imported less merchandise free Of duty
than last year. The falling of in value
has been Sl4,OOO,OOO. We have in.
creased our dutiable imports by Sllo,'
100000.
When we buy foreign merchandise
wo arc not furnishing work aud wages
for ourselves. The foreign trade fOr
tho year thus far Is far from satisfactory
except to those who dnI comfort in in
creasiuE purchases Of foreign eOmmodi'
ties and balance OF trade against US.
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GOODS.

During the past week We have receives ,,
several chr loads Of new Canned EIApyS
rated and Dried Fruits and Cereals 'f ,.
from the mills. Examine our price ~ ~.
Remember We quote prices on only Wv
best goods
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Los. noolAEM D WAsnINaroN.

Tho Distinguished Coiotrd Educator Cor.
rcCuR MUUnlrmoni NJ to Ills FORMER
Home,
10 he Hiior VI Rs hrigmcSr
SR--ln your issue Of October ., You
Rro kind Onoup, to mako somo reference
In IN editorial 10 myself. Nou state
that I was reared At Madison, Wu,t
Virginia. This isun error. was rear.
ol In Mnldon, kanAwhn county, Wu,t
Yifpnn. For number OF yCArs |
worked In tho conl mines aud salt turn.
acoa NJ Maiden also received my fret
ciurttion In tho public schools Of Mcit
Virginia Mt Maiden.
Yours truly,
lIooREn I. WAsntSOroM
1wk,grt th, Od ",
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Tbs engineer in charge Of the lower
Mississippi says that the delta lands
have fallen foot since 1877. This il
not promising outlook for New Orleans
and its vicinity.
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Philadelphia is meeting with success
in her second popular loan, which leads
the Press to make this telling COM
parison:
A Democratic Naturalization may make Il
necessary for The federal government 20 sell
per cent bpnl below U.s. yalGc In opcu mhtEet
60 that foreign syndicate eau taASe millions.
bat this Republican city eau borrow Al par on a
3 per cent loan sui pay no COMMISSIONS 70 any,
one The hes, way % sell city bonds Is 70 sell
them There /, nothing sAcred about a bond
that requires some one 10 h. pald commission
10 sell Il Ii its 4 good bIul Il will soil over
the counter like anything else.
Philadelphia is solid city OF good
reputo, but what is there to give that
city any advantage over the great
United States Of American Doubtless
Philadelphia could have arranged easily
to give syndicate fat rako-of for
doing what she can do for herself. but
she had no Mr. Cleveland and no Mr..
Carlisle to put her in that hole. and
she preserves her credit and ISvoI
money to hOr people.
The administration at Washington
might cit at the feet Of Philadelphia
and learn something.
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Fon tho nine ma4thr ending with
soptcmbOt 1879, 10000 immigrants
camc 10 this country, 1000 more than
In lhocotro,pondiug period OF tho pro.
WouS yOaL There WAS no business 10.
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PdiihgiOl fiir
SuuEa giltln' ni ~ old.
same Old purple Hme old gold,
snmH old glUrf IN ihg lrnvrI,
Same U.1 harvest No lhH s1r1ynE
plf IDai HialH No il1li lw prime
Comm UIuI nu toh1lu.u tlmu,
EHmn U.d autumn luyelIuu.|a
tOunIrys pIuIg Fl1, ] kdrfh
SAME old tmIlotnnd same old lcnti
shliIHiyltu lhe llnuuuF y0irit.
GnWu uHr gnuiflfHG lUtrl Ia play
llpnu tho ypuIFi.UIa M today
-llll tWuUIUu'a WllUlHN
l,nfri, ENi UllI H'l lN lI.f
no. hW.nut % liIfffHHa
tuuulfN's uuftY .uH guest
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private institutions, but it was not a
good kind OF business ana ha' not re-
suited we'll,
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LORD sAcEyrLLE is worried Sick over
the publication Of his precious pam.
pilot, intended for private circulation
only. II no wants the stuff back no
may haveis All he has to do is to come
over aud got II.
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Ex.GoyErSoa FoRAKrR challenges
Senator Bhco to a joint discussion.
Gonator Brico is not likely to run his
head into that moose.
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Mail order, will receive prompt Mi i,,,
ton; freight prepaid Oh q. V,a ..,,
amounting to 50 W and upward '"N"
excepted.
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FOREIGN MONEY,

Aud How II Puzzles the Amsrluan Tourist
to keep Track Of II"--IIo Never KuOWS
"Whsre Ito Is a,."
Csitago Reaord
AssoOn rs the traveller goes on board
the Cunardor at New York he finds all
price, SO. down in pounds, shillings
aud pence,
One OF the first things for him TO do
iS IN go 10 the purssr and exchange his
American money for English guide"
and "bObs" Having parted wiIh his
American currency and silver 1t il
probable that he will not handle any
again until the returning steamer draws
near Sandy Hook, AID the obIlglng
rurIer gathers up whatever small
change the traveller neglected to spend
in Europe and gives back tho equivalent
in s. bills aud nickles.
Itis always interesting TO see tho em'
barked traveller get his hrst handful Of
English money.
Suppose 1t be in the smoking ROOM
the traveller having taken bottle oil
Belfast ginger al0 in order to warm up
aud raonHre q stomach that Is none Too
courageous.
lie gives tho waiter an English SOW
ereign, which, he has reason to believe,
il worth about So.
The waiter returns with number Of
assorted coins, which The traveller rum
IMAGES about the palm OF his hand aud
attempts 10 count,
The gold haf-sOyeTelgn he computes
rs being worth - 90.
The silver pieces arc not so easy.
There are three about the size oil half
dollars, bu, one them is slightly smaller
than tho others. There are two one
shlllin. pieces and sixpsnce. lie
roughly estimates the total value at
s. 80 and believes the waiter has taken
advantage OF MS ignorance. The waiter
usually comes to the rescue.
"You gave me sOv'reiSn, says he.
"The gold piece is ten shillings, the two
hali.croWs are i've mOrs-lha!s fifteen (;
the :woShillng piece makos seventeen,
and two oneShilling pieces maEeI nine
teen. and tue sixpenceis nineteen and
six"
rhs chances are that this lucid sxpIa'
nation does not help the new traveller
lie wants to reduce everything to
dollars aud cents. lie wants 20 count
the shilling as quarters, but this won't
do. because sovereign last summer was
not s.. 1t was about 81 90.
The hali.crown piece would be G2!
cents, aud any count would result in
broken fractions.
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In Holland it'is only necessary to re
member that gnildor Is equal to forty
cents in in United States money aud the
homo value Of all the small coinS can
readily DO estimated.
In Germany tho mark IL worth Nu
American quarter aud u picnnig Ia,
therefore. oneiourIh Of q cent. In
France, Switzerland, Belgium or Italy,
wherO tho franc is tho standard. It lS
equally easy TO know at a9lanco what a
coin 10 worth.
Anyone who 10 attempting to gauge
travelling expenses and keep thom with.
Ia q reasonable limit will bc compelled
10 translate all values TO his own
standard.
Wherever he goes he will receive his
money on bNtis Of English pounds
sterling aud eau tako sOvOrsigns II no
wishn, them. II ho takes native money
anywhere on tho continent lao. always
get, premium, which gives HIN tho
comfortable feeling that no is actually
receiving more money than ho paid Tor
his letter Of credit.
In Italy tho premium olton amounts
to q considerable sum, ~ times during
last summer being NJ high AZ o per
cent. The banks and the tourist Offices
pay tho current premiums. but English
gold, II presented ut tho shops or holols,
/, simply received Oh basiI OF % francs
TO the pound.
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tIEAUA iiluirrd ing1 tnlnntcaby IT. Mllna'
Fans rniS, "OnO cent a dose AtitusglStS
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IS Now York seven city tickets are
in the field. Tammaay would like it
ten times as well il there were seventy.
divide aud conquer" is Tammany's
motto.
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the ISTEuIlESdEE embracing Ia several
edition., Is catered ia the Po''oE.es At Mhs'''
Ing, ". Va. as ssoond'clsEs mntss