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RC,RGET ". FULTON.
Ms Llrea, Descent Traced 20 the
Illrst.ions Robert Bruce.

Ms LIrea; Descent Traced 10 the
i Ilrst-iogs Robert Bruce.
tobe7t H'ith2sroon Fulton, one
of the o,3ast nd best citizens Of
williamsburg county, quietly and
full Of peace passed oye. the river
Of death or the lttn inst. and vas
buried from tie P~eshyterian church
ii williamsburg Presbyterian ceme-
terry mex 3ay. Representative citi-
zeus attended his funeral services
aud b"re the body..to the grave. Thus
has passed away one of the old land
marks Of this historic county whose
hest history was made BY his ances-
tors and their companions, who
came over from Scotland and settled
the county and founded Kingstree
in 1894. He was the GOA of John
Fulton and Anne Witherspoon. His
mother vas the daughter of John
WithersroOn, Jr., whose father and
mother, John and Janet Wither-
spoon. with the Fultons, James Nc
Cottry and others, came to what WAS
then Il howling wilderness to escape
nei secuIon in their native land and
20 obtain the privilege to worship
God according to the manner they
heieveGHis word mGicatedHe should
be worshipped. Janet Witherspoon,
whose maiden name was Y Nitherspoon
and who married her cousin John,
died on the VOYAGE and was buried
at sra. She was the daughter or
granddaughter, of DR., James With
crspoon. ho married Mary Welsh,
whose mother Was Lady Margaret
Stuart, the second VIE of the re-
former. John Kuox. Lady Marga-
ret WAS the daughter of James Stu
art. called The good carl of Ochiltrer,
who WAS descended from Margaret
Truce, ouly surviving child of Rob
,rt. Tie great libera;or Of Scotland.
The S3.nIe traits of character, in
domitable courage and perseverance
that made Bruce victorious after re-
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THE HCME GOLD CURE.

Az Ingenious Treatment by which
Drunkards are Being Cured Daily
in Spite of Themselves.
No N0&IoUs DOSES. NO WEAKENING OF
THE NERVES. A PLEASANT. AND POSI-
TIVE CURE FOR THE LIQUOR
HABIT.
Il is now Generally known and un-
6erstcod that drunkenness j. disease
and not weakness. a bod flied with
poison, and nerves completely skatter-
el by periodical or constant use Of in
tnxicating liquors. requires al antidote
capable Of nrutralizing and eradi' ating
this poison, and de-trnying The craving
fos iatoxicants. Sufferers may now
cure themselves at home without pub
ucity or loss OF time form business by
this wonderful HONE GOLD CURE"
which has been perteC. after many years
of close sttdy and treatment OF inebrl-
;Hcs. The faithful use according to di-
rections Of this wonderful! discovery is
positively guaranteed tocure the most
obstinate case. 10 matter how hard a
drinkrr. Our records show the marcel
Gus transformation 0f thousands Of
Drunkards into sober, industrious and
upright men.
WIVES CURE YOUR HvsBASosm CHIL-
DREx CURE YOUR FATHERs!! This REM
e,]y Is in no serse Il uos.rum but is d
specific for this disease only, and is 50
skilfully devised and prepared that it
is thoroughly soluble and pleasant to
the taste, so that it can be given in cup
uf tea or coffee without the knowledge
Of the person taking it. Thousands Of
prunka4ls have cured themselves with
this pSe,less' remedy, and as many
more have been cured and made tenn
pe.ste men by having the CURE at-
niaistered by loviag friends and reRt
. tiyes without their knowledge in coffee
or-fs, and believe today that they div.
continued drinking Of thslr own: free
will. DO NOT WAIT. Do not be dGuded
by apparent and misleadi:g 'khprove-
ment.~ Drive out the disease Ct cnce
and for AT time. The "Eo%R GOLD
C,rRx' Is sold at the extremely low
mice Of One Dollats, :shus placing with
IN reach ..ef eeerybady'a treatment
more eNectuai than others costing S25
10 $50. Full directions accompany each
urkage. Special advice by skilled piy-
sicl,ns when requested without extra
charge. Sent prepaid 10 anS:part Of the
ENa<ld on receipt, Of. One Dollar. Ad-
zscEe.s r. If. EDWIN B. GILES 4
BMPANY. Dept. 1880 and 2332 Mar:
kst. S4reet Philadelphia.-.-. NJ,
All c-sr.~pund"uce strictly confden-
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It's a wise child that resembles
its richest relative. So: ....-'
A MINISTER'S GOOD WORK.

A MINISTER'S GOOD WORK.
Il had severe attack ofbilious collie;
got a bottle Of Chsmberlain's eolie,
Cholera and Diarhoes Remedy. took
two doses and Was entirely cured, "
says Rev. A. A.. Power. Of Emporia,
Kan. .;',hry neiehbor across the street
was sick. for over a week. had two or
ress.t,otsles Of medicine from the
docfyr:. He used them for three or
fpufaayswithout relief. then called
in another doctor who treated him for
some Asyss. and!gave HIN no relief, so
discharged him. went over to see
hin the next mornings He. said his
Bowels were in terrible fix, that they
had been running OF SO long that 1t
was almost bloody flux. asked
him If he had tried Chamberlain s
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
and he said. me went home and
brought him my bottle and gave him
one dose: told him TO take another
dose in fifteen or twenty minutes If he
did nat find relief. but he took no more
aud was entirely cured" For sale by
Or. D. G. Scott.
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p. II. ThcDa>, Sumterrille. Ala. -
WAS suffering from dyspepsia when |
commenced taking kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. ! took several BOTTLES and can
digest anything" ko1ol Dyspepsia
Cure is the only preparation containing
all the natural digestive fluids. 1t gives
weak Stonlachs entire rest, restoring
their natura, condition. u. G. Scott.
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One OF the graaieSt irlumphs OF
sixge realism is,the actors realiza-
ton of bis salary.
A SURE PREVENTIVE.

1t ia better to prerrat .cOnsamp'iof
than 70 afterwards bc looking fcN =
cure. Many cases become incurable
simply because so long neglected.
When you frat catch cold. when You
frat begin to cough, make haste to nse
Mexican Syrup. 1t may save your !.te.
for it has proven a quick aAi never
failing cure for Soreand iE-itated lnngS.
tickling in the throat, etc, resulting
from cold accidentally taken. 1t is
only e5 cents . bottle, and. is SGld at
drug stores.
There Is one good thing absgt Motif
er's Worm Syrup. and that i. 1t VII,
never do anyone Il bit OF harm. Shouio
1t fail to do him good. 1t IS good idea
to try this remedy If you feel bad and
don't exactly know what ails you,
There may be a tape worm hundred
feet long that is causing your loss OF
health. II so a 25 Cent bottle OF Moth
er's Worm Syrxp will; kill and remove
Il fron your body.
RErIABLE.FaMIL PILL:
A Mexican Root Pil!sfakcn whea
you begin to feel hillious. "c wher'
yeur bowels fail to nIovsas they should,
may ward Of, lohg spell q. Illness
Get y 25 cent box
PAIN MAKES LIFE A ,BvRDES.
1t is wrong to les those y6r: lore SUI
far pain or. to be In pain yorF9elf.
when Goochs. Quick Relief only costs
o cent. bottle Best curefozcf2n. -
and collie
tshorh's Sacsspar!lla. enters !uta anc
changes the compost eien:'E the h""1
lscklng sufficient rel corpuseles to make
IL psre. Thea tHe pure bl0ai. ctE"u-
iat!de with lhsalthful "ai.tiyity. per-
ne.tes eyert'fbse Of flesh and rrStorrs
Observation-Disclosures bestet feeling '"
part; completely curing sore< ani pain.
PI1AHISECURES PILES
: Money refunded II It ever fall.
AsTl-Aorx cuee. cSills and fever.
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One little hint ia often w0rtl
more that 4 Ton 0f advice.

"rhrnugh the months Of June and
5Ily our baby WA teething and took Il
running oil Of tmc bowels and sickness
II the StoIua..h." Says O. L. NJ Hulli-
day, Of Deining. Ind. His b"wc!>
woulG move from Eve To eight times d
aaY. h,.l bottle of Chamberlain :
No.ic, Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy
ia the house and gave him four drops
II i teaSpOorful OF water and he got
better at once" Sold By DR.. d. {.
ScOUt.
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The Best Prescription for Malaria.
Chills and Fever is q bottle OF
Groves TaSteless Chill Tonic. 1t is
simply iron and quinie in 3 stasteless
form. No cure-n0 pay. Price 81.
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In cases Of cough and Group give the
little one One Minute Cough Cure.
Then rest easy and have no fear. The
child will "e all right in a little while.
1t never fails. Pleasant to take, always
safe slire and almost instantaneous in
effect. ID. c. Srott.
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o. o. Buck, Birne, Ark, say: ! was
troubled with constipation uAtil l
bought DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
Since then have been entirely cured Of
my old complaint. recomend th.m
D. &. Scott.
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Troubi eMd mules sshoah nevei
be approached from the rear:
You Know Wha. you are Taking

when you take Grovssi iasssieas
Chill Tonic because the fSSx u
plainly printed on vefv~hoefse
showing that 1t Is simply Iron aad
Quinine in a. tasteless FORM. No
ctxe, no pay. Ds.>t
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James White = -BryaatsSllle, Ind,
says DeWitt's Witch Eszel sslve hesl-
ed running sores.on both legs. He hal
ssfesetaSyear... Doctors failed to help
him. !atDe Wits, soeept 40 ini:a-
tionS. p. e. Scott.
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Nothing succeeds like the snc-
cess rf the fishermsu who bats hi.
hook for suckers.
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Or. Caly's CONDITION Powders.

Are lust what a horse needs when IN
bad condition. Tonic. blo0t purifier and
vermifuge. They are not food ons
medicine and she best in xse 70 pat
horie in prime condition. Prise Is on
per package. For sale by DC. Scstt.
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q. What most people want is something
mild and gentle. when in need OF q
physic. Chamberlain's Stomach and
Live. Tablets fill the bill TO dot
For sale BY y. e. SCOTT.
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To Cure a Cold N Ono Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quiniue
Tablets. Al druggists fssund the
money if it fails to cure. +. W.
Groves signature is bn each box.5c.
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Eruptions. cuts, burns, scald and
soreS70f all kinds quickly healed by
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvc. Certain
cure. for piles. Beware Of co,lnterfeits.
BE suIe you get the the original-De-
Wits. D. G. Scott.
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It's better to be good than great
and you'll have less opposition.
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The laws OF health require the bowels
TO move once each day add ene one Of
the penalties for violating this law is
piles. Keep your bowels regular by
taking dose of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets when necessary and
you Will never have that severe punish
lnent inflicted upon you. Price Is cents.
For sale by d. c. Scott. -.
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The coat may not make the man
but lawsuits make aupraeys.
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The needle has an eye for busi-
ness. and seldom fails to carry IFS
point.
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Mrs, 5. II, Airport, Johnstown. Pa,
SAYS; Oar little girl almost strangled
TO death With croup,s The doctors said
she couldn't livef but she was instantly
relieved by One Minute. Cough Cure.
ID, G. Scott. q:
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III the action of your ba&els Is not easy
and regular serious complications must
Be tbe ANAL result.x.n.Wist's Little
Early 'Risers will red this danger.
Safe. pleasant sndS effecsiye. DC.
Sect :See
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Don't be satisfied With temporary re-
LIEF from indigestion. Kodol Dyspep-
sia Cure permanently and completely
removes this complaint. 1t relieves
permanently because it allows the tir-
ed stomach rertect rest. Dieting won't
rest tie stomach. Mature receives
supplies from the food Hc est. The
sensible way to help the s:onach Is To
use kolul Dy'pepsiaCurc, which diGrsts
what ycu eat and eau help but 4"
YOU good. -. g.. Scott.
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peated discouragemcnts and fa!!Ercs
and caused Knox to brave and dsfr
the fierce ennlty of Queen Mary and
her Scottish nobility, backed +. the
power of Rome, and finally u Ger.
cc2le all ornositiolf ard establish im-
pr, gnah1o both POLITICALLY Il. eli
rious lii il I>o;'aa.N c e
thenceforth gradUai,y ;..y@ & 10
he world at Iarge--eX!s.-: =; the
souls Of their descendants ." vas
acted out in the life Of oar Lr-aod
and brother, softened and refined by
the faithful followers of the God
man, who vii. not break the bruised
reed nor quench the smoking Tax.
He was always the man of princl-
pies that could not be shaken and
Of incorruptible integrity, and at the
same time he was a sunbeam o. joy
and light to every company he en-
tered, looking every difficulty and
change calmly and courageou3!y IN
the face; he was the most Checry CT
men and he made his home tie nest
of piety and gladnesa. 1t was !; good
place for al to 60 and its hospitality
knew no bounds.
Quiet, modest, helpful gentleman
and Christian, he passed among his
fellowmen only intimately known to
a few, but ardently loved by them
and respected by all. Such men are
a loss to any community. The world
badly needs many more OF them.
His whole life, except two short
visits to Western States, was spert II
his native county and near Kings
tree, where his personal descendants,
numbering more tnan forty, still re-
side. TO these we extend oul sym
pathy and feel sure they will walk
in the footsteps of their fathers and
help to build Np and perpetuate the
good name of the county he loved
SO wellI
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It takes two to make a bargir

It takes two TO make bargln,
but only one Of them gets it.
Ny b&Ay Was terribly sick with the
dia-rhoea, says J. II. Doak, of VIII
IianIs. Oregon. We we were unable
20 cure him with the do~tor's assistance,
and as last Tesort we tried Chamber
lair's Collie, Cholera and Diarrh"ea
Remedy. AIN happy TO Say it gave
Immediate relief and eomplet: cure y
For sale by DR.. d. G.. Scott
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Stops the Cough
and Works off the Cold.

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No cure,
no pay. Price - cents.
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p. There is no rhyme for silver bat
It jinyles With gold very nicely.
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Shame seldom comes 10 man
unless he invites it.
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It's a wise fish that can read
between the lines.
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M"desty seIdom shows up to a
good advantage in the dark.
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Furman University,
GREHNVILLE, S. c.
A. p. MONTAGUE, PHI. D., LIZ: d., President

A. Y. MONTAGUE, PHI D., LIZ d, President
offered leading to the degrees OF Bachelor OF Arts rs AZ
and Recalling RooL Chemical and PhyS
Hall Auditorium
crtY Halls Expenses reduced to mmum by
oirforu uam,on
for room L
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Self praise is all right when ii =
serted In some good advertising
mediar.
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The quail hunters sport only
begins after the game is up.
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4 max jeceives him self often
er than he does the other fellow,
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Parrots should be taught TO speak
only in polysyllables.
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eThere there's: u will: there's
uNally a crntes,snt.sA.ss
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II People whosare. too fresh; are
'sbtt6 gel into apicEle. =
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-08-27

and carefully drawn as related to such
topic. These We're used as a model
and gradually the following states
have been persuaded to place such
provisions on their statute books:
New York, Massachusetts, Pennsyl-
vania, Connecticut Colorado, Florida,
Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina,
District of Columbia, Wisconsin, Ten
nessee, Oregon, Washington, Utah.
Rhode Island, North Dakota.
Seventeen in all. A merchant,
banker or lawyer in any one of these
states knows that the laws relating to
commercial paper in the rest of the
states named are exactly similar to
those where he resides.
1t will be noticed that Iowa is not Oh
this roll of honor. Our next legisla
ture should see that her name is placed
there.
When such great trading countries
as England New York, Massachusetts
and Pennsylvania find relief in this
law as so sodified, and have found by
experience that they can safely rely
on it's provisions and find advantage
therefrom, surely Iowa can and should
follow with impunity, especially as
Iowa is a code" state; thereby she
will promote the interests of her in
habitants engaged in trade, and at the
same time assist in inducing the re
naming states to come in the fold.
When uniform negotiable instru
ment in law is secured throughout the
nation, endeavor should then be di
rected to securing much needed uni
form divorce laws.
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THE UNIFORM NEGOTIABLE IN.
STRuMENT LAW.

Merchants, bankers and lawyers
throughout the country have from
time to time experienced loss or trou
BILE in connection with the interchange
of promissory notes, checks and
drafts, owing to the fact that there
were no two states having the same
laws governing such transactions; be-
tween them there pertained different
rules as to days of grace, presenta-
! ton, demand for payment, notice OF
dishonor, Endorsement, and as to other
details.
The subject is one which cannot be
controlled by the congress constitu'
tionally. so the only relief was to be
found in persuading' state legislatures
to enact uniform set of laws govern
ing such matters
The subject has been agitated FOL
years by commercial banking and bar
associations, with the result that the
laws of Great Britain We're found to
he the most applicable and most fulIS
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-08-27

1t is no doubt a source of much graf
ification and pleasure to Senator Nc
Intire, John w. Lewis, Claude Myers
and NUMBER of other local democrats
that their efforts to nominate Hon. T.
J. Phillips, of Ottumwa for governor
were successful. The senator is ac-
credited with organizing the city cam
paign few months ago, out of which
the idea of Mr.. Phillips nomination
sprang. This proves that the senator
is dominant factor in local demo,
cratic politics and the further fact
that his fame as a practical organizer
has spread beyond the limits of his
own bailiwick. Mr.. Walsh opposed MI
Phillips nomination but the gentle.
man just named succeeded in convinc.
ing the convention that he was the
right man.
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1T WAS NOT SERIOUS.

The democrats of Iowa have not
held such a convention as their last
one, in forty years. There might have
been some such a convention during
the civil war, but certainly not since.
During the afternoon session the con-
vention came near being disgrace
to intelligent men. 1t was bowling
mob. The delegates would let nobody
speak and derided with catcalls every
man who undertook to address the
chair. After these proceedings had
gone on awhile both factions had ap-
parently made up their minds to sim.
ply have good time. Those who
have had experience say that the af-
ternoon session excelled any gathering
of Shriners or Elks that ever came
together. The Exalted Ruler was
powerless. The brethren were OBJ
streperous. The delegates did not act
like serious men filled with serious
purposes. Their conduct suggested
the utterance of noisy Texan who
yelled out in the smoking car: Il am
wolf, and this is my night to how'll
except that the democrats appeared
to be wonderfully good-natured. No
body wanted to fight; it was only fun
Around the hotels after the convention
had ceased to- exist by everybody go
ing out, it was learned that the dele
gates never expected to accomplish
anything and considerable number
were heard say II did not care wha,
happened. Iexpect toyote for Cummins
anyhow" 1t is true that the demo
cratic party comes nearer being out
of business than ever before in the
history of this state. Nobody wanted
the place on the ticket; nobody want
ed to be chairman of the state com
mittee land it is apparent there viii
be no campaign in behalf of the de
mocracy in Iowa. In some counties
the democrats will undertake to cleo
county officers and in some districts
Legislative nominees may undertake
to win; otherwise there will be bu
slight representation of democracy a
the polls. The general prosperity o
the country and the satisfactory re
suits of the administration of Presi
dent Mckinley have had much to d.
with temporarily wiping out the dem
ocratic party of Iowa. Organism ha.
done the resides Moines Capital.
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STATE DEMOCRACY.

The substitute state democratic
platform as offered by minority of
the committee on resolutions and
adopted by Wednesdays convention,
aside from making the egregious er-
ror of reaffirming the destructive Kan
sas City national platform, declared
the approaching campaign to be par
ticularly one that should be confined to
state issues.
Notwithstanding which Temporary
Chairman Sharon in his speech to the
assembly devoted the equivalent of
eight columns to discussing questions
only of national concern, and devoted
but two columns to celebrating state
issues.
This speech has been printed in full
I and circulated by the Courier and the
press generally, and yet we feel safe
in asserting that it has not been reat
by one. third of those in the state who
are followers of Mr.. Sharon and Mr.
Phillips.
The larger part of Mr.. Sharon's ad
dress devoted to state subjects, dwell
on alleged inequality of assessment OF
railroad property.
After talking long and loud about
the inequality of taxation, before the
convention met, during its session
they turned the subject down most un
tremendously. This action on the
part of the convention leaves free sill
yer as the paramount issue for the
campaign. Good people of Iowa wha
do you think OF such a dish as this
4 free silver and the Kansas City plat
form,
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NOMINATION OF T. J. PHILLIPS

We congratulate our fellow-towns-
man, T. j. Phillips, upon having been
nominated by the democratic party in
convention assembled, as it's candidate
for the high Office of governor OF the
state of Iowa, than which there is no
higher position within the gift of our
people, saving alone that of the presi-
dency. The nomination bespeaks
the confidence his party has in our ex-
mayor; and must have been made
simply by reason of the fact that the
Hon. 7. J. Phillips was the most suit
able, the most capable, and the strong
est man politically that the democrat
ic party could select from their ranks
of thousands marshaled between the
Mississippi and Missouri rivers, from
Minnesota to Missouri
Mr.. Phillips is not without renown,
at least in the sixth congressional dis
trict; and upon the history he has
made by his policy in the
past the people :. nearby will
be, enabled to pass intelli-
gently upon the choice of gubernator.
ial candidates. Yet. all things consid
cred, We must. confess that we would
prefer to see the experienced, cultured,
able, selfscontrolled A. B. Cummins
presiding over the destinies for two
years of the 2,231 1853 human souls and
81, 75O, 900, 900 worth of property to be
guarded by our state authorities.