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Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02
ZEE BOSSES AND THE LOBBY.

asThe Democratic party OF Missouri,
In order TO get clear Of corrupt lobby,
must depose corrupt bosses. We have
Democratic politicians In Missouri to-
day, some of whom claim 70 be lead
ers, who howl and howl against the
lobby, and IT the same time stand In
with 1t whenever permitted. These
bosses endeayor to make the rank
and file Of the party have confidence
in them BY seeming to oppose the
lobby. Whenever the rank and file
Of the party get woke up and onto the
methods OF these bosses and rids the
party of them the labby will dieap-
pear. With pure and honest leaders,
the Democratic party has nothing 10
fear from q lobby. As long as the
bosses pluck the lobby the lobby will
be permitted to plnck the people.
Look well 70 your bosses. The fore
going comes from the Mexico LEDGER
and shows there are st least q few men
standing guard. The great trouble is
the fellow who does the voting is con-
trollsd by the bosses.-Fulton Journal.
The time is coming when the bosses
win not be able TO deliver the party as
q whole. The people win assert them
selves and be heard from ct party
councils.
The only plan for those who really
want to get clear of the lobby is to
make honest men the leaders-men
who won't stand in with the lobby to
"do the people," while they howl
"DOwn the lobbylF
There were men who claim to be
leaders At Jefferson City at the organi-
cation Of the Legislature bowling at
the State administration and claiming
that Il wa in with the lobby while
some Of these very same howlers r
wei known 70 be hand and glove
with the lobby and everything else
that l. corrupt in politics.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02
Profitable Home Dysing.
DIssond Dyes Esks Handsome,
5niad.ns cOIors.
A Pew Dimes win Save MANY
Dollars.

In nearly every home there are
faded and unfashionabls dresses and
eoats that can be dyed With Diamond
Dyes 50 they win look - good As new.
Suits for the boys csn be made from
the fathers partly worn clothes, and
then oolored with Diamond Dyes TO
look like pew, while dresses and jack
eta can be made for the girls with lit
tie work or expense.
Many women dreas their families In
handsome, fashionable clothing at q
comparatively small expense, thanks
10 Diamond Dyes.
Diamond Dyes are put up specially
for home use, and the directions OF
each package are 60 plain that ever
the Inexperienced can get beautifu
and unfadlng colors by using thesl
dyes. They color anything from rib.
bons, feathers and waists TO the heav,
lest coats and dresses,
Thsre are some fifty colors in tn,
list Of Diamond Dyes, making all tn,
fashionable shades. Be sure 10 ne,
only the Diamond, as they are ths
only dyes that have stood the test o.
years and that q be depended upor
for successful home dgeing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02
A STATE DINNER.
EXPERIENCE or MRS. CHAMP
CLARK as A GUEST AT THE
WHITE HOUSE.
The Presidents Courtesy Secretary
bay and His Poems-Interssting
collOquy With John shsr-
mantle Guests.


c-orrespoadsnce q ne Gobe-Denocral
WAsHrNGfoS, d. O., January H.
Last Friday evening We put our feet
for the nrst time under the presiden-
tai mAhogony; that Is, we we're for
the first time dinner guests at the
White House. The occasion was the
annual dinner given by the President
in honor OF the diplomatic corps,
which Is usually the FIRST Of all the
state dinners Of the season. Besides
the representatives Of all the foreign
powers, there were perhaps two-soore
additional guests, including the mem
beers Of Foreign Affairs Committee Of
the Senate aud House.
Now, l am in a state Of porplexity
whether to proceed and tell the Globe
Democrat readers how l got along,
which I am are they are all dying to
know, Oh 70 obey the behests Of ny
mother, the wisest woman In the
world, who always maintained that 1t
lie not proper to discuss In public the
Affairs at & table at which you have sat
as q guest. But, on the other hand,
the President Is used to having his
affairs discussed. Noblesse oblige. II
Idon't tell about 1t somebody else viii.
Indeed this same state dinner has been
written up many times and none of
them have told the straight tale, for
Mrs. Mckinney did not YEA q white
satin gown, nor Lady Pouncefote a
mauve colored satin or Mrs. Hay q
pink satin. l know exactly what they
did wear, but let me begin at the be-
ginning. The card Of invitation runs
in this wise;
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02
The Weekly Ledger.
THURSDAY, Y :.
jim MARsHALEs ROUGH TRIP.
On his Way Home With Three Com
panions-Failed to Find Pay
ing Gold.

A special dispatch to the Globe
Democrat says:
SEATTLE, Wash, January al. r,
Marshall, of Mexico, No, arrived here
from Copper River to-day on the
steamer Cottage City, after n of the
severest trips through the interior OF
Alaska that has yet been told of.
With three other men be worked
his way up the entire Copper River
Valley, over the TansDa Hills, across
that valley to Calcium Stockade, on
tributary Of Forty-Mne River. Those
who accompanied him were John
EcklaDd, OF HHynan, Wis; A. P. We
dun, Of Glasgow, Mont, and Nels
Highland, OF Appleton, Wis.
The party prospected in every dIrec-
tions but failed to find gold In paying
quantities, although there were traces
everywhere. At times they WON'T
have starved had It not been 70. the
kindness Of Indians. They cached q
grest quantity OF supplies On the sum
NIT Of the TsnAnA HiIls.
When they finally reached the For
ty-Mile, 1t would have been much
easier for them to have continued up
the Yukon and come out by way OF
SkAguay, but they had no supplies or
money, and had to make the long trip
back. They were fortunate In cross
ing the terrible Valdez Glacier with
out being frozen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

A sentinel angel, sii-tng high N gi0y,
Heard TITS shrll wan ring out from pGrgAtoy;
Have MERCY, mighty angel, hear NY story.
I loved, Ead hisd with pasSoaEie ioT-, Itsn;
Love hroGght ne down 70 dsath, ard death 70
he'll,
For GOdh iust, and deaA t7r sin Is vel
/ do not range against HIS high decree,
Nor for myself DO ask that grace should be,
But for ny love on earth Tat nozrns for ne.
Great Spirit, let ne see ny love
And comfort hin one hoar, and / we're tain
To pay q thousand years Of grief and pain
Now, while / stood there trying to
recall toe rest Of this poem Il have
been to the library trying to ind it
and failed-it worries mel, the artful
Qulgg pOuneed down upon my hns-
band and bore him OF before my very
eyes. Hooked again and the Presi-
dent had given his arm TO Lady
PAuncefots and the British Ambassa-
dor followed with Mrs. Mckinley.
Mrs. Hay, . large, handsome woman,
dressed In white satin and diamonds,
came next with the German Ambas-
sador; and | vas beginning to feel
very uncomfortable, and 10 feel that !
had been left, when q little man In q
very brave uniform and with q very
prominent nose, black eyes, and black
hair, which stood on end like quilts
upon the fretful porcupine, came up,
and with "ten thousand pardons" In
troduced himself as the Minister Of
Brazil, who was to have the honor
and pleasure Of escortlng me to DIN
ner. / fervently assured him that the
honor and pleasure was mutual, and
we fell into line. He said he hoped |
spoke French, as be had been but
stree mont" in the country and
spoke English with ~"deefueulty.n I
replied that / would not venture my
poor French with one who spoke my
native language so auently. He
bowed and thanked me, and we got
along very nicely. / thought him
very pleasant and entertaining. To
be sure, IL We had been gong to do
the cake walk, it would have suited
better If be bad been a little taller, or
l not quite so tall; as it was, be came
about to my shoulder.
AS has been the case at all the din
ners of this season, the table was
placed in the red corridor, and ex-
tended almost from end to end OF the
apartment. The floral decoration was
in pink, q msss Of orchids, quite "
feet long, bordered with forlegense
ferns, marking the center Of the
table, which was further adorned by
PLAQUES Of pink carnations and golden
urns holding orchids and ferns.
Myriads of tapers shaded in pink
lighted the long table, while tiny
electric sparks we're introduced in the
masses of fern and strands of aspara-
gus and smilax which adorned the
walls and garianded the mirrors and
portraits. The Marine band, stationed
in the conservatory, played through
out the dinner.
GENEvIEvE BENNETT CLARK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02


r. r. Hall, Of Mexico, and Miss
Grace Todd, OF Emporia, Kan, were
united In marriage &C the home Of the
brides parents Thursday, January 26.
Il was q quiet home wedding. The
bride has been . reeldent Of Mexico
for tho past three years, being the
trimmer In Mr.. Hairs millinery estnt
lishment, She Is q charming young
woman.
AIR. Hell is a young man Of sterling
qualities; a huatlinR fellow, 3 good
business man aud popular In social
and business circles. To Mr. and
Mira. Hall the Leader extends oon-
gFatulations.-Sturgeon Leader.
The Mexico LEDGER joins the
Leader In extending congratulations
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Hall and Is glad to
know that they viii make Mexico
their permanent home.
The bride is q very great favorite
with all OF our people who know her,
while mir. Hail Is q young man Of In
tegrity and worth. He 10 q hustler
and in favor Of progress. Mr. Hall
intends TO stay with Mexico and win
halp make 1t a city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02
= Twenty Years Ago =
This Week.

Willard Potts sold his restaurant.
Jack Marshall returned from Texas.
Prof. Hendricks located in Mexico.
t. d. Musick was in Washington
City.
R. B. HoOton was Acting Deputy
Sheriff.
W. O. West was leasing the Opera
House.
T. G. BOgis sold the Huntsville
Rerald.
}. I. Hit was attending the Uni
versity.
The Good Tsmplars of LaddOnia
gave q supper.
W. R. s&musls opened q grocery
store in Mexico.
O. h. Harrington, OF Blues Store,
was In New York.
James Brophy and George Wilson
moved to st. Louis.
The deer, quail and prairie chicken
law wa up on January 81.
A young man named Gray was
arrested on . charge of forgery.
George Kabrich bought Mr.. Vests
interest in the Opera House for $3.50.
Walker KiIgore, aged 20, shot his
cousin, "Dow" Wnlingham, who died
shortly afterward.
The grand jury found a true bill
against q Miss Turner, 9 domestic,
who was charged with infanticIde.
The Audrain County Medical So
ciety elected the following officers:
DR.. Pinckney French, President; Dr..
T. A. Keeton, Vice President; DR..
A. NJ. Patterson, Secretary; DR.. 7. P.
Rothwell, Treasurer.
The @. T. Lodge of Laddonia elect
ed the following officers: James Gill
hland, w. O.; Mrs. LippencOtt, W. ";
MIR. Billings, W. g.; Mr.. Swift, W. O.;
J. @. BFutOn, P. ". o.; Byron Barton,
W. T.; J. Dick, Marshal; Miss Lucy
Calbreath, W. l. G.; DR.. Banks,
W. F. g.; Robert Hilton, W. o. 8. @.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02
Use Pe-ru-nu for Coughs, Colds, Grippe
Ond C0tGrrh---A Governors Letter.

81. ORPHAN AsYLuN,1
EAST MAIN STREET,
Con. RosRAvKNuE OoLUamUs,o.
DR.. 8. b. Hartman:
"some years ago q friend Of our in
stitution recommended to us DR.. Hart
mans sPe-ru-na' as an excellent RENE
dy for the Influenza, OF which we then
had several cases which threatened to
be of q serious character.
"Ws began to use 1t and experienced
such wonderful results that since then
Pe-ru-na has become our fsvorite
medicine o rinhuenxa, catarrh coughs,
colds and bronchitis.
SISTERS OF 81. FRANCIS,
est. vineent's Orphan Asylum"
CHARLESTON, W VA, March 9, 1885.
The Ps-ru-na Drug M'Pg. Co, Column
bus, Ohio:
Gentlemen-I can recommend your
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

excellent, 1t hav-
ing been used by
. number Of peo-
pie known to me
with the very best
results.
Very Truly,
CIV. Atkinson.
DR.. Hartman,
d Of the best
known physicians
and surgeons in
n aHuffa6 Rsasaa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

Sarah 8, wife of 7. H. Self, Of Lad.
oonla, died at her home in that city
on Tuesday, Jan. "a, aged AZ years.
She had been III only q few days.
Deceased left a husband and four chill
dren, one OF the latter being George
". Self, s member Of Company L.
The remains we're Inferred "Wednesday
after services BY Rev. H. B. Rice.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

Thomas sneed, q prominent farmer
o. this county and a o Of Mi. N.
sseed, Of this city, has leased the
Globe Hotel 10 Mexico and will take
Charge Of IL at once. Mr.. sneed 4
substantial citizen and we take pleas
urs In welcoming him to Mexico. He
is going to help make Mckee a CITY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

j. and W. 7. Ware, OF Louisville,
KY, are in MEXICO with the expecta-
ton OF buying farming property.
These gentlemen are prominent farm
ers and stock raisers Of Kentucky and
will make good citizens for AudraIn.
The LEDGER win take pleasure In
welcoming them to the best county In
imperial Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02
GRAIN.QL TRY GRAlN.nI

age Of GRAIN-O the new food drink that takes
the place Of coffee. This children may drink II
without injury e well a. the adult. Al who try
~ hksh- aRAIE-O has that rich seal brown
Of Mocha or Java, bot Il Il made from pure
grains, and the most delicate stomach reoetyes
II without distress. 4 the price Of coffee. Ec
and 8e per package. Sold By al grocers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

A good le0-acre farm, located 2
miles east of Benton City, In section
s, township 50, range Z. This land Is
In coed condition for q corn crop.
Gall on Hopkins & Ricketts,. 43-4t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

Temperate gentleman wishes c
quaintance Of ladies, with view to
early marriage. Give full particulars
and description; amount Of capital or
business. K 1O5, Blue Mound, Kan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

So much depends upon the purity of
the blood that by taking Hoods Bar
sapsrilla many different diseases are
cured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

Albert Jennings, q school teacher,
aged % years, died Of consumption at
his fathers home near Centralia FRI
day. Re was unmarried and had been
sick about 3 year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

&. D. Arnold, Of Shamrock, Mo-,
has a 2oo-aere farm for rent near
Mexico. Apply TO Frank Goddard,
Mexico, or Z. ID Arnold, Shamrock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02
circuit ouurt Proceedlngs.

Rodsn vs.. Helm ct al; demurrer to
petition overrnled.
Sims VS.. O.. 4 A. Railroad Company +;
motion TO strike out overrnled; leave
to file reply instanter; reply aled.
Moffett- West Drug Company VS..
Jamison OF al,; judgment revived.
Bank of Warren County vs.. Able ei
al ; judgment on note by default.
Fry We. Baker and Logan; defend
ant Logan dies separate answer.
Parlin- Orsndorff Company; leave
TO answer sixty days after this day;
leave to reply ten days after answer
filed and copy served
Dowell, Collector, We. Thomas ct al,
81. L. Buckley appointed guardian
ad Item for minor defendants.
AppIeman etalv vs.. Brown, injunction
made perpetual on hnai hearing; de-
PENDANT flies motion for new trial and
in arrest OF judgment.
l.. J. Sims VS.. O, q A. Railroad Com
pany, trial by jury.
Roden VS.. Helm ct al, answer filed.
Sharp Brothers va. Sturgeon, con-
tinued.
Fry vs.. Baker and Logan, contladed.
State ex rel G. Veneer vs.. Sa-sll ct
al, plaintiff files motion in arrest and
motion for new trial.
Miller vs.. Origler, same.
Hatchett vs. Emerson, defendant
dles motion in arrest and motion new
trial.
Clay We. Board and Owen, plaintiff
files motion to relax costs.
Coatswoyth We. Woods, judgment by
default of mecnanics' lein.
Buckley, administrator, We. Gamble
ct al, Judgment on note.
Woodward VS.. White ct al, judgment
on note.
Ringo VS.. Wade, Judgment BY de-
fault.
Gulich VS.. Stuart ct al, cause cOn-
tinued.
Lewis zukoski Mer. 90. We. Turner,
plaintiff files motion to set aside non
suit.
Morris vs. 0. & A. Railroad Co., con-
tinued.
Angel vs.. Angel, plaintiff Ales mo-
ton for aiimony.
For small personal or real estate
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

WAErKD-OauvassIug agents salary
q 80 per day positively guaranteed
Trite for full particulars. Everett
Fisk, State Agent, Atlanta, Ne. 4i-et
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02
FOrRent.

For Rent.
ii7-aers farm new buildings; good
hndi well fenced. No. 1 home for
good tenant. Between Auxvasse and
Benton City. Address,
@. J. SETTLE,
No. 1885 Central ST.,
4otf Kansas City, no.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

The go doll given away BY Crad'
dock was given to Mary FeutE on NO
s22. The drawing came OF THURSDAY
night. There were 1891 guesses on
the doll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

Fred. Hildsbrand, Of near Benton
City, was in town Friday and said
that he was going 10 rebuild his
house, which burned q short time ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

was the first man to formulate Peru
ma II was through his genius and per-
severance that IL vas introduced to the
medical profession of this country.
Send to The Pe-ru-ns Drug Manuiact-
uring Company, Columbus, Ohio, for
g free book written by DR.. Hartman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

John A. J. Dawes, wife, daughter
and son, Of Ubet, Mont, ere in Audrain
the guests Of relatives and friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02
MEXICO SAVINGS
BANK.
claims : Homestead.

UIalms 8 Homestead.
Mary E. Hoselton notifies the public
that her husband, Amos Hoselton, has
deserted her for PAST five years thai
she now, with their children, resides
on north half northeast and southeast
northeas; and northeast southeast II
6o-T, located three miles southeast Of
Of Benton City, and she claims home
stead In same.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

po1llble % save The chlld's eyesight, NJ
then that =s demded % Try ewlffs sns.,ls
That medicine ~ once made a speedy anpssseA
plets cure. she IL now . young ADV sruSG2ee
never had . sign Of the disease 70 refarnu ~
hhs. RUTH BERKEIFy
salina, Kan,
6crofulA is an obstinate blood disea.
and IL beyond the reach Of the aye,,s'
blood medicine. swift's Specific
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02
Repairing Neatly Mons

II you want your watch cleaned or
repairing of any kind done neatly,
cheaply and promptly call on t. s.
Riley. Satisfaction guaranteed.
WI T. 8. RILEY,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

he then said; 'sYou are afree trader
! was one myself when l left college II
Is a beautiful theory. / was converted
In this wise; When I graduated and
went into the world. II was under the
Walker tariff, which was approximate
free trade l knew q beautiful valley in
Maine In which the population was thin
andthe farmers were not prosperous. In
Il was q fine water power not utilized
Shortly after the Morrill, tariff went in
TO effect capitalists started factories
there and built up a populous town,
which furnished q home market for the
farmers. who multiplied in numbers
and grew in wealth / reasoned from
that instance TO 9 general conclusion
and became q protectionist. He went
into the matter In extanso. which I
have here stated in brief.
Then l inquired. Governor, oppose
that men Of my views upon the tariff
should get hold Of congress, which in
your Judgment would be the better and
more philosophical way Of revising the
@oJ q uoAAsoutAl
or by considering the tariff on each class
OF articles separatelyf' With something
as nearly approaching scorn as his gen
tie nature and gentle manner would
permit he replied; 'sBy all means con.
stder each class Of articles separately
No man win eyer propose a horizontal
increase or q horizontal reduction AZ a
permanency except some one who Is too
ignorant or too incident 70 make A
scientific revision; = which theory he
argued in q most interesting manner.
These conversations and others in the
doctors Office. the kindness patience
and courtesy he manifested toward me-
a much younger and obscurer man. a
Democrat and a comparative stranger
gave me = new insight into the charac-
ter Of Governor Dingley. caused ne 10
entertain a much tendsrer feeling 10
ward him. and persuaded me that he
possessed much more Of heart than he
was credited with having. Ever after.
while abating neither jot nor tittls a
s~ntsgonism 70 his political visvn. 1
watched him with sentiments Of friend
ship
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

A. II. T. A.. MEETING.
Sab order A. II. 7. A. No. is1 mests Monday
hight on or before full moon IN each month.
Visiting brethren always welcome.
". T. LOTT, W. p
v. ERDEL, JR., W. Secretary. ayr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

W0uId aFl10 made Inc 80
mcaphero Of the room
sicfenfng and nnbearahle.
The disease next attacked
the eyes, and W feared she
would ioaa ner sight Em-
inont physicians from the
surrounding country were
consulted, but could do
nothing 70 relieve the H.
lie innocent, and gave IL
~ their opinion that the
nnnn wa hnnAla1a ana i'm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

For small personal or real estate
loans, at the very lowest rates OF
interest, see R. L. McFadin. w-1yr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02
No GRIPPE

VINES yoa take Hoods P1n& ThsbiE ohfash-
ioued ~sarareezted pl1a which tear you al 70
paeeeA srs not h Il win Heod'a. Easy 10 take
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02
Scrofula to
Consumption,

Any one predisposed to scroful. a.,
never be healthy and vigorous. M
eaint in IRE blood naturally drifts :.
Consumption. Being such adeep-sa,,s
blood disease, swift's Specific "a \
only known cure for scrofula. bec.s.
10 Is the only remedy which a rs'.s
the disease.
eorofula appeared on the haad Of M, M.
RFandohiid when emily 10 m=aths uid IHntsa
after breaking out n spread rapidly .In1off
her body. The eoao1 on the sores woSia w
On ne llgntes touch. and The odoT ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

Il have lost my right hand" Mr.. Reed
speaking Of Governor Dingley's death,
could with perfect propriety repeat the
words OF the great Confederate ehieftain
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-02

aramms Whf Fsnos.s
isre.s rs manifested hsn'
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-26

hatch cover. and in the twinkline ~ -,
eye eight big gorillas swarnad ~ i,,t.
the daylight. In nm instant tha,, 49,
assembled the rigging. each ia bic 81
pointed station. and in less time tha,,
it takes to tell If the odd-loo,rips ,,as
| sci was stripned of nvarv sail ana sn,,,s
w how. ~ an'afti,,r 10 nnaa... ... 81 us
clone.
The tempest hrol,a over the Nyor,,
| and her strange consort. The latte,
disappeared into .hc foam ana ,,;et
and was lost to sirht for nearly ia ~,
utes When the sim reannea,ad che
was seen riding trar0uilly only a mile
or so off and apDarentiv unini1,red ),
Captain McJa,ichl,u scarcejv haI,,v
ing the evidence Of his senses. resolved
to further inyestieatr the crew of no
Egyptian vessel Iurkilv, he had an
INTERPRETER on bnard and sol,p1,.t on ~,
terview with ber clr4qfn II onlv 60,
ed to verify the facts as related sew
eral photographs vrra taken nv Mota
Walker, but ali attampts to solve the
mystery attpnd;np- tho methoas nv
sued in training Tie odd crew faiIe5
Imagine a crew Of docile chtmnan-
ices or goril1as" said Cantain Nj
Lauchlan, "J dom know which tbe,,
were. but each moro nowerful thar .
couple of men No nepd of donkey an
gincts to helm hoist s1iis double tonsai,
yards or other lab,r-savjng devices
One Of those fellows on the tail end NJ
a brace or sheet wr1rd make a buck,
mate with a bsloyiru min lauph y,it,,
gIee while there would be no charges
of murder as u result of collisions
which might occ,r Tween officers ana
crew.
CAPTAIN McT,auchlan thinks that tho
inaugnrs+i,,, 20 '',,,, - .'f". ~
reorganize things at,oat. The cost ~
sailing vessels wouId he reduced 70 -.
minimum, lack t1r erumbler wo,,1d
disappear from tho f0recastla ana ~
would require ONLY TWO or three In
man officers to run 4 shin, Naturally
the hands, womb he as we'll tal,a1
care of as possihln el.o for as nronar,,-
they would cost mnrpv and on ~
same principle that a man takes care of
his horses the owners would Keen a
strict account of tha,, ep