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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-11

nore than ths beeAkip had. lie toased
j. an he kicked Il. an he jumped on IA
tin Il had more corners on Il than
there's prickers on q chestnut burr.
when he eouldnt hammer no morn
kinks In Il he LETT Il. an swugVered
straight for the house. When SamAn-
tina breathes hard abe never says much.
but she up an doea. had heerd her
breathe hard. an knowed her to up an
do lots O. times. but never heerd her
bresthin' have quite seick an edge on
Il ~ q had as she seen that milk pan o.
hern bein' trified with by that bear. an
the bear then q comm 20 the house
iOokin' for more fun. The bar come up
and stuck his nose ag'in the indcr an
snorted At uk. Samantha had dipper
o. soft soap standin' on the bench. She
took Il up. She rim the winder. an.
fore the bear got over his s'prise she
slAAhed that soap plumb In his faee
He iumbled back an he yOOPed an he
hollered. lie eOuhint 80 which way
TO 90. an he Jest rolled aud ho~led.
jest what would a. come TO that bear
AZ the hands o Samantha. for she was
breatAin' harler'n ever. II Benny hadn't
got back jest then with HOwSrr an hla
gun. never kin begin 10 tell Howser
put = buret IN the bear. an be won't
never have no more fun with nobody.
Ny wife's the nnddensst woman 10 grab
. situation theirs Is from Monkey Run
10 Ceres Junction. an as soon a. she
quilt breAthin' hard after that bear give
up the ghost she says;
-'"Pimley.- she SAyL There Aint
nothin' 80 good on buekwhlt pancakes
a. bear meat gravy-not even honey
Ahs says
TN goin' to town tomorrow 10 git
9 new milk pan concluded Mr. Pimley.
An While there I'm also gOln' TO git .
gun. tlud they're . fsrmln' emple-
ment In this part o. the hsmloek belt
;hatia uscfuller than your plough an
harrow. 4 plaguey sight. aecortIn' 10
my idee-snd samanthA'A'--N Y.
Sun.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-11

uhasrtin' An hpa tili he got Into the
woods down ysnder. an we lost him.
Ny wife's the phllosophiEines, woman
that ever see the sun git up An she
says;
-.-Pimiey,- she says. II We can't
have honey for our buckwhit cakes We
kin have 1asses." abe says
(which there wasn't no denyin' OF.
an beIn' the agreeln'est man myself
that ever voted for the last man that
asked him ! says:
-s-so we kin. Samantha I says
$50 We kim
Samantha went back 20 her house
work. an | mogged for the buekwhh
feld. Next day at dinner time I was
washin' up an Kenny he came in from
school Benny bein' the snifhn'est an
nose-wipln'est boy that ever 'PeAred To
think that sleeves must beea made be-
fore an-kerchiefA. Il was quite a spell
fore he got out what be had 10 say. but
when he did git "a out IL was thisi
Pap says he. ''the bears come
back. an IS plAyin' humble je-Peg with
the turnipS.-
II looked out O the docs. an SURE
enough. there was the bear down In The
turnip field yender. not fur from where
he had harvested our honey crop. pull
In' up snrnips. eatin' some. skitterin'
more around the aeld. but always pull
In up fresh lot. tiii | see that II he
wasn't fetched up In his career tol'able
sudden Sss wouldn't have no more tur-
nIps for winterin' over on than we had
honey fer buckwhit cakes. ! hollered
for Samantha. an she bein' the sot-
finest in her way woman there Il 'twixt
the West Branch and Huekieberry Hiil.
grabbed the mix pan an the 'tater
masher. an hoi.erin' fer me 10 git the
AZ. APP for Benny TO run 10 Howsera
down yender. FER a gun. she dashed
lords the turnip field. soundin' the milk
pan enough TO set cire'lAr saWmlii
hand def. I grabbed the AZ. an Ben-
ny run 10 Howser's Tie bear didn'i
pear a. ~ no seen Us mArchin' on him
in battle array at all. an KEEP on puilin'
mp an chuckin' down iurnips as n they
~a'n't par1 O. the mainstAy O. life In
these parts o the hemlOck beh. We 60,
a. nigh as a couple o. rod OF him. when
lie ria UP with a snort that skeert Sa-
mantha 50 that she dropped the milk
nan ~ ma - I lrnnu..d tha Az an
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LIST OF CLAIMS
Allowed by the Lawrence Fiscal
Court during the year 1897.

Amt. Out Of .rhdt Find.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-11
Heaps Of Fun for a Bear.
thai IS IT WAS UNTIL mrs. PIN
LEY BREAIHED HARD.

l
ST WAS amending n DIV l,st fall with
my old friend. Potts Banker. IN In
thS Penn.vlvapia heu,loek hi, ana
TTncle Potts md ~. tolIx oh ,-ifs -,aB
John Gilbert. the travelling groe.rynan.
-aDd had iust sat down 70 dinner when
= stub-ap6-Swiss Of = how Abou, ian
ysars old. with q yery moist and much
turued-up nose came In shifted ran hIs
nose over the whole lsnRth Of hIs sleeve.
and plpsd ont.
AUNT Thanktul-now-mo,h.,
wants 10 know n vou v.ons.-uo.--ler,A
her oOe O. your-uOw-mIuk u.ns ,iu
nan kjn-nov-ro a tor an: a, A.
one
Then the hox sn,6sd as,In ,na
,,vabbeS IA, no.. on. more v,i,h nd,
,leeye.
.rO,s q, nv In r.,.,. Ia A.,
Thankful :ssk,s alive R.nnvI
Wbs,S ',op,. a. xo.r u.nrx.D-
sniff ,wnb nv ~. hov .nd ,h.D,
-.Wba,, cone q, ,,p w,n 80
der ~ The bar a,a,,t .c,,n,b ~ fs,I1
- .D.o ~. - - =. .o IN,
-. IN =. -" 81. v - -.
=, 49,.
-N..A....
-TI,h snA - 49,. -
ON, =, ~. 49, .nIancsc s."lsI--
Ami ThonL,uI 80 :, ~. A.. ~,
&c. When n on~0.s 80 "a :.
came Beunr
AN YOU ought 20 .-s how h. .O-ur,-
blsd the beesLin. Oosh,'
Then he wen, GU, and elapr com.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-11
Matchmaker.

| have as seei MATCHMAKER
- can be found anywhere. lie
has a complete OO,f, Of tools for
doing all kinds II watch, clock
and iewclry repairing in the b,,,
manner, and positive gasraa,ce
goos with all work done by him.
All work OF this community Ia
this line is respectfully sollclled A.
as TO Justify keeping a autcls,,
workman,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-11
Big Sandy Division.
Time Table i fleet May 10.

Time Table i .ff.ct May 10.
Pass. ItAis Leaves Ashl..d 100 =.
M arrives lauisa SIS Psa.h =
ehard 9'iS, Nhilchouse IL ~. Il.
hrturnlrg isatss MhishUar ss,6
? ~ arrives Louisa IN Ashlsad
GOO
hfxIp TEaiN.-
Lave Wbii'house 5, m, f.suh. f:ls
u.i arrives hurhaa.a SIZE c.
le'trbaFg %, Ashland $50. n
iutuiug leaVr- Ashissd l.0 .. n.
tau'iishurg ~. nnchsnan :l.w.
w. L9uisa 5:ii. Each Orchard Is
WAiirho,sr : soc.
o.S, sTEw Arr. nc. EpuGaT0H
fraiu Nssirr. A@Is.n
Ashaud. Ky
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ooIncr5NA5

The F. F. Y Ve.tibnle
Limited is the finest traik in the
world and runs through 10 Wash.
ingion, Baltimore, PIIi.adelphi.
and New York. Il isliRhtcd with
electricity and heated with steam
ifyou intend travelling ID any d. !.
reetion write for full iiaormafic,f
to C. 3. RYAN, Asst q. p. A.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-11
Name and Serrice, Rendered.

George work on county bridge
- TAYLOR work on county bridge
James work on county bridge
George work on county bridge
TAYLOR work on county bridge
.Ilah a w carlag for bridge
I1nior. James work on county rad
EIa1|or. n ID work on county bridge
fifth, n y Commlssloner 10 re'dlslrlet county
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-13

beverage, and yet be able to say that
they had drunk only a thimble full! =
The electric lights will be turned on
again tonight and u test OF the dynamo
made under the supervision OF Electro
clan Johnson OF Sioux Falls who is now
in the city. The object in having MIR.
Johnson present is not that he might
repair or operate the dynamo rs Mr..
Grayum is competent to do both, but as
the plant was evidently injured in the
arnature under the operation Of the
agent Of the contractors before it was
turned over to The city, Mayor Larkln
deemed it best to. have IA d,slnterested
party TO pass upon the condition OF the
machine that he may hold the contractor
responsible on his bond tor putting 1t in
perfect order. Mr.. Johnson has been
! electrician at Sioux Falls for the past
twelve years and will be quite competent
20 BASS upon the character and extent OF
the defect in the armature OF the
dynamo. The damage will not be an
expensive one TO repair but such as 1t Is
the mayor proposes that the contractor
shall make not only It good but shall put
the whole plant III the best OF working
order, If there should be any other de-
feet discovered. With this INJURY re-
pa,red and a few extras which expert.
ence has already taught the city ought
TO be kept on hand for emergencies OF
this kind, we may expect one OF the
most serviceable electric plants IN the
country.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-13
B>9ius Sorting L0gs.

/, SALTWATER, Mimi. April l3.-The
ST. Croix Boom company has begun
sorting logs and the lumber season on
the st. Croix opened in earnest. The
Hershey Lumber company at Oak Park
and one Of the St. Croix lumber mills
at South Saltwater began saving.
All women should strive to be beauti-
full. Beauty rules mankind. Rocky
Mountain Tea brings q creamy-rich,
blooming complexion.
FRANK SMITH.
Thousands of sufferers from grippe
have been restored to health by Ooe
Minute Cough Cure. 1t quickly cures
coughs, colds, bronchitis. pneumonia.
grippe, asthma, and all throat and
lung diseases.
FRANK 81 -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-13
HE CITY.
I,-AI nnEV1T1tA.

NJ bSbb.V
Nleat SO. 3. - cents: No. ,, 81. flax
Lol.
BILLINGS arrived from Aurora county
III. tran from the west this morning.
key. l. Q. Burlin o! Winfred was "a
kserser for Egan on the morning tra.r.
Arrivals on the evening train: +. L..
\ er and family, W. 4. Mackay, .. s.
krasrr
The tiremeu had a very enjoyable
zee last evening which was we'll
ended.
Mr.. Felix Vidal and sister. Mrs.
yier Of Oldham. departed for st.
IT,. Mnn.
I've hogs are bringing from S3.lo 10
l. per hundred weight IN the local
('set these days. the hogs weighing
n 2"to 80 pounds.
1T. Hewitt. e~x-secretary OF the board
Bookings college. o representing
Red Wing Furniture Manufacture
lpar!!. vas IN the city to day.
-. N,Nuron Of White. a former
Una Student here, rode over from
tohlnIs college on his wheel last
i!tS'.nd Is spending u day IN the
l1e animal supper OF the St. Thomns
les II I'll" Lannon building last even
was vel! patronized and elegantly
'ed. H." receipts Of the evening
r. abou, so.
0hh I. Noi'ey has formally with.
MI as u candidate for alderman from
second ward and 1t is understood j.
freston will be substituted as a can.
a'e b! petition.
= Robert J. Burdet,e who appeared
oh IN" 10Th inst the Chicago
0Aae says; There is no difficulty in
"s Where the laugh should come IN
'''' II Is impossible to prevent it,
'''S out into uproArous cachinR.
when Mr.. Burdette is 1T his fun.
['"lu that is nearly all the time"
ne lhilnble bee at the home Of Mrs
Williamson yesterday afternoon
VOL attended, fancy work or plain
"s occupied most Of the ladies fol
''u' or more and then Mrs. William
assisted by Mrs. II. H.. Holdridge
DAINTY lunch, and an Offering
.oe'Ved for the benefit Of the Wom'
customary society Of the Presby
"'nurch. The ladies' were interest
i, '"s contrast between two thimblef
"fs' Metcalf showed, one 80 tiny
o,1; would sccrce cover . tinger-tip o.
n,ha rl'y we'll developed child 81,
''o' while the other must have
Inv urge even for the finger Of thu
s'"nt, slain in the olden time b,
~, shepherd lad. Mrs. Metoal
'u''nense thinble was used year,
Ne. 'a people first began to give III
80 intoxicating drinks, and tina
s,n "' wished still to indulge and a
n"he be considered, tempe
nLl. "''ed themselves with suc'
~ holding about half a pint-s
ivy could partake ~ their favo,i,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-13
Congress Discusses War Meas
ureS in Earnest.
The Flying Squadron Sails from
Hampton Roads Under Seal
ed Orders.
Intervention Now Assured AM
Hostilities May be Looked
for at any Time.
,pecial DISPATCH to The Daily Leader.

Special dispatch to The Daily Leader.
WASHINGTON. April ID, 80 p. Nj
The senate foreign relations committee
reported a resolution for immediate
armed Intervention and the establish
ment OF a stable independent govern
ment. The minority report will favor
the recognition of insurgent independ-
ence
Advices from Old Point Comfort state
that the flying squadron has sailed from
Hampton Roads under sealed orders.
The government has decided to buy
the st. LOUIS and the St. Paul.
The house democrats refused to join
the republicans and will insist on the
Cuban independence resolutions. The
senate will not vote On the resolutions
to-day on account OF a number who de-
sire to speak. Foraker and some others
will assist the democrats in recognizing
independence.
The report OF the COMMITTEES to the
senate contains u severe arrangement Of
Spain for the Maine disaster, alleging at
the very least oulpable negligence.
There's scarcely a disease that consti-
patton will not bring. Kills you little by
little. Rocky Mountain Tea positively
cures. FRANK SMITH.
NJ. L. Yocum. Cameron, Pa, says: 81
| was a sufferer for ten years, trying mos,
all kinds Of pile remedies, but withou,
success. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
WAS recommended to me. l used one
box. IL has effected a permanent cure
| As a permanent cure for piles DeWitt'e
| Witch Hazel Salve has no equal.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-13
EAr AAln 0c Rent
Notice.

The DIR. T.. l.. Clark residence nea'
the NJ. f.. church. +. Il. VAN SIlkE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-13
% DAILY LEADER
u,.n. SOUTH DAKOTA.
E,rn>rSDAY. APRIL l3. 1893.

local Time TaNie.
u,..ukee 3 81. rAuitaN~ay which
st';o' -uudsy, December D. 1851:
AZ -uArxs ooiho EAsf.
...- so. l., departs il:W .. u.
- 80. .6, dcpxrte o., .. m.
't..sn'' ~. q, departs 6:O p. m.
'd-"'' TRAINS aoiNo vssr.
.... No. -, departs i:l5 D. IN.
49, -,,ly- vRom TuE HAST.
..,,.f. so. !, arrives 100 =. IN.
f.,s, 80 as, srrives 2.i5 p. M.
Ft.@.' 80. 4, arrives 5:3ls. IN.
~ rAAtr. vRoM rHK vRsr,
-, ~ ~, arrives io:aO 4. m.
49, ,s,yc trains carry pAssengefs: ont
a.a ,vn,u passen xers are provided with
s. ,.- rains COINS sast make connection
- r., al points south.
u,nlsoH / BRisroL LiHx.
.8.,a departs north, at $40 a m.
y. nam. ~nrliyc. from the north, 1880 =. m.
F.J. HOLMES. Local Agent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-13

withdraw my name as I" cahoiu"'e
for alderman in Second ward.
j. &. CoFFEy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-13

Girl wanted, to do general housewort
Good wages to q good girl.
Mrs. j. l.. JONES.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-13

A. little 10y asked for a bottle OF get
IN in the morning as fast as you can,
the druggist recognized = household
rama FOR DeWitt's Little Early Risers
and gave him a bottle OF those famous
little mills for constipation. sick head
ache. liver and stomach troubles.
"o"0' FRANK Smith
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-13
x,n>ey Or BLADDER Troubles.

Any OF the above complaints or too
acsntv urine are surely and speedily
cured by "Dr. Fenner's Kidney and
Raclsache Cure" Bed wetting by ohil.
dren il generally cured by one bottle OF
this powerful remedy. Testimonials
wiil he furnished on application to the
dealer whose name is gwen below. II
not satisfied after using one bottle, you
money will be refunded by FRANK o"'''
OF Madison.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-13

There's scarcely a disease that consti-
patton will not bring. Kills you little by
little. Rocky Mountain Tea positively
cures. FRANK SMITH.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-12-09
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

A New Firm at North Tazewell.
The announcement is made that
the firm heretofore doing business
under the name and style of c. H.
Peery d Sons, has been dissolved as
of the Sth inst. and will be succeed
ed by Harman Bros. and Peery, who
will continue business at the present
stand. Messrs. Chas. H. and j. a..
Peery having sold their interest and
John D. Peeiy remaining with the
new firm. The retiring members
take the opportunity to thank their
patrons for past fayors and solicit a
continuance of the same for the new
firm. An early settlement of all out
standing business is earnestly re-
quested and books and accounts will
be found at the store where Jno. D.
Peery will be always ready as here
tofore to attend the wants of the
patrons alike of the old firm and the
new. Respectfully,
CHAs. H. PEERY Sc Sons.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-12-09
A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS.
Was not Long Ago q Stranger-Is
Now Well Known.

/
Now Well Known.
A year ago comparatively few
people in Tazewell county knew
Jno. e. Jackson. Nearly everybody
knows him now. He came to Taze-
we'll in April, 1897. and bought the
goods and good will of DIR. A. f.
Hargrave. who had been in business
here for many years. and had become
we'll known to nearly every citizen
in the county, and had built up a
large trade. DIR. Jackson retained
DIR. Hargrave with him for some
time-a wise move-who introduced
him to the people as they came in,
and thus DIR. Jackson soon became
acquainted with large number of
our best people. If there was any
doubt at first as to DIR. Jackson,s
success here-and there was q good
deal-that doubt no longer exists.
BY strict attention to business, sup
plying only first class goods, and
fair, square dealing. he has not only
held the former custom of the house,
but has increased it very largely.
The business has grown steadily
each month, and is still increasing
DIR. jackson is New Yorker by
birth and he brings to bear on his
business the tact and energy and
method peculiar to our New Eng
land brethren, while thoroughly un-
derstanding his business and the
needs of his customers.
DR.. Jackson, in buying his Christ
mas goods this season has had no de ,
sire to go outside OF his legitimate
line, and hence has laid in only such
things as may usually be found in a
first class drug store. We cannot
enumerate the articles. A visit to
his store will convince you that he
has many fine articles we'll adapted
for Christmas presents. His allumi-
mum and celluioid Essds, vases,
mirrors, &C., &C.. will please the
most fastidiOus.
We understand that Mr.. George
M. Turner. who has been with e.
A. Craighill & Co.'S drug house in
Lynchburg. for years, has accented a
position with DIR. Jackson. and will
be here at once to assist in the pre-
scription department.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-12-09
DOCTORS QUEER END.
A Giles County Physician Craz-
ed By Opium Takes an
Overdose of Strychnine
Richmond Dispatch.l

Richmond Dispatch.]
DR.. Samuel C. Warner, of Giles county
died OF strychnine poison yesterday al
1910 p. NJ. at st. Lukes home. He was
found half hour before his death b,
one OF the orderies writhing in agony
on one of the porches He was assisted
into the hospital and his symptoms were
so alarming DR.. Stuart Mcclure was
summoned by telephone. DR.. Mcclure
responded n quickls as possible, to find
that he had desperate and obstinate
case on his hands. In fact, DIR. Warner
was beyond medical aid when found and
soon expired.
DR.. Warner came to the home more
than fortnight since with his adopted
father, DR.. j. c. Blackburn. also of Giles
county, to be with the latter during a
surgical operation. DIR. Warner occupied
the same room with DR.. Blackburn, and
also took his meals at the institution.
The-most plausible theory regarding
DR.. Warmers dealth ST this While suffer-
ing terrible with his stomach malady, he
took the opium. 1t crazed him and he
procured strychnyne to either counteract
its effect or with determination to end
his earthly sufierings. DR.. Taylor could
not learn where he had obtained the
strychnine. Mr.. Berrian did not sell it
to him
DIR. Warner was % years old. He had
wife and two children. He was adopt
ed by DR.. Blackburn when quite young
and was sent to Baltimore to medical
school, where he remained n year. At
the opening OF the University College of
Medicine, i'll 1894, he came here and fin
ished his course. DR.. McGnre was one
OF his instructors and knew him quite
vol. DIR. McGuireaaw him almost daily
while here. lie said last night that he
was OF light hearted disposition and
not a man that he would have expected
to seek self destruction while in his right
mind. Dr.Warner was OF medium
height, stockiy built, with sandy hnr
and moustache.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-12-09
POUNDING WILL

Do you feel the cold snap?
Messsrs. w. B. Steele and R. X. Gil
leapie, started this p. m. to Big Stone
Gap to look after their mercantile busi-
ness there.
Mr. r. NJ. Sparks baby boy is quite
sick, it is thought it has pneumonia.
Messrs. Monger and Mcleod ore pre-
Rparing to move their big saw mill to
Horse shoe Bend. The smaller one
shas been noved on the Baptist Valley
Road near Mr.. HARRISON Osbor mes.
The post Office has been moved into
THE building formerly used as a jewel
efs shop.
4 There is no school today, neither was
there any on Thanksgiving nor the day
Following; the principal, @. p. williams
has been and is still surveying. His sis
3ter, Miss Effie, taughta couple of days
ior him hst week.
Miss Callie dcGuire came up from Ce-
lar Bluff "a spent the night with her
&sisters Mrs. w. B. Steele. She will ac-
Dompany her brother t. A. to Knoxville
the drst Of the week to buy the stock of
goods for the new store of e. MCGUIRE.
son q Go. They aspect to be gone ten
days or two weeks,
Hog killing is the order of the day
n. &. Gillespie and w. B. Steele each
KILLED 1s fine ones Monday.
: The following persons ate thanksgiv.
ling turkey i t R. K. Gillespies, Mr.. and
Ersrs w.B ! teele and little daughter,
Jva, Miss FIoro aud Mr.. Will Gillespie
bfisses Maggie Bowen and lizzie Barns
ok sne Cove. The 24th WAS also Mr.. Gil.
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LORD FARRER'S OPINION.
Anglo-American Friendship Will
Not Last IF Protection Pre-.
walls IL Colonies.

London. Nov. 24.-Lord Farrer, pre-
siding at tho annual meeting of the
Golden Biu5 this evening, in the course
of his address, said that America, hay
ing wiaely o. unwiselJ ombaii..i upon
n policy of expansion, would from tho
natural force cf circumstarreq be i'm
PEELED from tho naturrl force of cir
cumstances be impelled 10 extend her
empire.
40 nation, he asserted, had commit
ed moro economic follies than The Unit
ed Rtates, if she attempted to surround
her new territories with ring fence of
protection, he was inclined to think tho
Enpanchment de Occur now existing
between America and Great Britain
would very speedily be dissolved.