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shot at shiloh

Catgut ROB ~ Governor Of Tennessee
Vas almost az much OF a convict coddl.r
and Jail dehverer a. Pardoner PATTFR-
sos. whose successor he - irving o be-
Not irving hard enough though. to
give up his seat IN the senate Stall
CatgIt BOB rings and sings. throbs and
pulses. melts and mourns. screams.
fainis, a. BELTS his melodious soul
He trembles in his strings his brass
bellows a wariike note No wonder
The anti PattersonIan Nashville TeHnss-
ss'dR il moved TO remember the wrath 30
as vet less fatal but not less suiiused
with poesv and passion than that Of
ACHILLES. the son Of PElrUs the wrath
Of Catg'it Boa.
When be found he could no, ssAt hat grand
old hero WILLIAM n ears FOR the Tinted S'At-s
S~nste IN bitterness and despair candidate BoS
IsrioE exclaimed
wGs born too lsls 70 b- shot a. shiloh
Captain BIN HOOPER IL the leader
81 The Democratic and IN" Republican
friends NJ IN" courts The fiddestick
statesman who blubb~rad because h.
wa born too late to be shot at Shiloh
had the wrath the other day
Which moved senator TsUoEs bosom to
,u.n with Indication. hl' eve 70 spsrAe vita
defiance and his Ilp. 20 curt win seorn vh-n ~
sar 80 Odd Confedsrane soldier wearing Hooper
b4tton and Wnen me outraged senator ~
claimed
NJ Con Oh man tAss nat button or"
The Bloody shirt turned Insid. o,It -
the only wear for Cstg,r' Boa and ,h"
rest 81 the Pattrr-onians Fiddle~tlck
- a crratur" ~ IN. Imagination No
doubt before the end ~ the campa On
and perhaps before the end Of this werk
h. will believe and soemnly as-.verat.
that he was shot M Shiloh
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NaehtavellIaR

To rHs Enron oT THE SrS So Crue.
Of the dsntieulAts dsnlzen Of oyster Bay
sem 20 forast tina, MAchiavslu .ada pr..
dsnt prince ought no, to keep HE vord N
his OWn injury. The Florentins Also tel,
Ne tina, there are three degree. ~ capacitv
among nien-thAt one understands things
By his own natural powers another when
they are explained to him Athird. not a.
all In dealing with these different class.
different methods are to be ussd The las
class. which 10 by far the most numerous
is 80 simple and weak that It 10 very .s.y
20 dups those who belong 20 II II they
cease 60 believe OF their own accord th.r
oush, to he constrained by force IN.
election neat month will show how lArg. n.
last class 10 in this State.
lfAmsn wants TO ruin a republic, accord.
ing TO The Prince, bis proper course 10 10
st n on bold undertakings. which u 10 sure
20 mismAnage There IL very much ~
human interes, IN Machiavelhs great work.
regarding which Hallam says. His crime
was to have cast away the veil Of hypocrisy
There are wells Of hypocrisy in ;hess DAYS
that need 20 ne torn away. G.FK.
NV NoRE. october -.
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An Alabama View.

To IHE EDITOR oF TIE SrS-Sr: 40 .
publicist Colonel Roosevelt appears in The
character OF a political Apache upon The
stage Asa moralist he calls 10 mind that old
savage sinner sitting Bull. who. having dons
all the devIltry az a bad Indian possibls
decided to be a good one. he frat demand
after entering the Government reservation
was for beef and blankets Possibly.
scripturally speaking. FORGETTING tho..
things which are behind him Hartman .
vote buying fund for instance. the Colonel
would now press forward to the high call.
ing Of moral excellence, with . third term
added
speaking the sentiments Of good and hon.
-, citizenship. Democratic and Republican
uhose with reverence for the Constitution.
respect for the courts. and q patriotic regard
for all Of our institutions. each 70 its func-
ton desire TO point the waverinE ana
the dou BITING voters as 70 their duty in the
approaching election. Remove not the an.
Gent landmarks Of the Fathers. the Old
NationSlism' PERor CLARE.
BIENISoHAN. Ala. October 10.
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RrItIsh Rule In ERNnI

The British Government has not had
Us lack Of success IN Egypt and us
weakness m III" arrangement Of that
country more forcIblv shown and with
less Wincing Of words han - done IN
tho current number of the N,He,ecp'h
C'DiUrV by pr ALFKEp i BrTLER.
who declares that IN spite Of all the
material progress and achievements for
the gooi Of Egypt the results have
been imperilled bv "misgoy eminent
the gravity of which can hardly he
exaggerated Tn" prcs-nt unsettled
unsatisfactory condition he attributes
IN great measur" tn m. English policy
under the present Government. for II
has suffered and encouraged the ascend
ancv of the Nationahsts whose principal
ann j. m" expulsion of the English from
Egypt. until they have com. to believe
that Britain - weak and half willing
and under pr"ss,Ir" can IL. forced. 20
abandon m" country.
Dr BtTtTR n IN a position 10 write
win authority upon the subject. he
has Familiarity with Egyptian AFFAIR
gained from long s"i"urns IN the country.
and hi~ writings. Of which there's ara
a uumb"r show r'-aar'h and careful
study. II - IN fact a lark Of under
standing ui the p"opl" a. Oriental-
that ha- been one uG th. weaknesses.
~ the British policy. Pnj,'iiar e,i,Ica-
ri"n and popular government Of the
Western kind are wholly alien 10 the
-pIrt 81 Eastern cIvlizaiinn II Is
equally true that the danger ~ not
only ~ M" uniitne~s of OrientalS for
,i..ruu' ri'y ~ "A form ~ government
bu, g. al" ~ m" unfitneSs IT "a dem.
uoratrr Government like England To
control Oriental peoples. DR. BUTLER
ask
".. ~rr~ = or CAhlnst Ministers. row
many ~ H.r u'"rR's IN the india Ore~ have Anv
tr.rg 3 - "a. -n-r'asy ard paper .nousdE.
= mo las'' trd now many mlschievous poHu
,sG, .ar 20. ktIr E,Euip znd Mr. M,cHG.R
sy-. 1850 'F~.' ,ro gH's aud actions upon N.
nHlr, 'aa'tr western deals and western methods
No. .rr L"} - Yrogrcs. Ant the cure FOR al evil.
In Eastern ris .n,Auon'
T. j. danger 10 the empire, Says DR..
B'ILrR. that Egypt should continue 10
be- administered by Sir ELDoN GoRsT.
q man who ha- forfeited the confidence
OF he Br'sh sIbordlnstes in Egypt. who
mas never won the confidence or even
The respect Of the natives. and whose
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Coops-'sTrs 5or'SspoadsHcS PAOaas ph'I R,ca.e
80 fsr his season from an eighth Of an acre 81
ilnA heshs on his truck farm In upper Saueon
90 Income OF tis, The total ~ his lima bean
patch Il Two and one hAH acres. but the account,
Were Kept only from an eighth Of an acre 70 81.
cover u me raising 81 beans would prove proHt
able
patch even attracted the attention 81 the sIperts
Of The niied states Department Of Agriculture.
4 corps % whom came on here this week ~ in
spect " They took especial note a. to the soIl.
shlch i rich. sandy loan and also Inquired about
the feTrF Eation ana the manner Of cultivation
Tho elghsh acre u a fair sample ~ the enur.
bean patch. the total income from beans so far
having been In the neighborhood 81 % s0o In.
bean 10 the small French lima which 10 IN hlsh
demand on account OF IL tenderne. and psiAn
hlItN
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Hffr-uf p1ltstral fsstl--- cot rtF~'llsstnE
fHnsa IfwH tfsaelaas q has ~ pay go
prsr isian hiIta ~ sasssy c.s.ss aa - rs'u-
nants me frlin-ina ds.patch frssn Cin-
@nnsu ted 'hs stsrr
- H.s- s~-ss = ~ rtfss fnswsss --ss
.sssaasf Dol .as co. s.fH rsfsanafHa Esas - rassa
Hs-saa .Hera sfs See . ~ Hassas ~ ssra $50
go HHs 80 wee Hn rfsusfaifaT . sfsfaHss
- fF- raHa tHafHss fFHsf"ss ~ ~ 80
ID .t H 80 tf.sHaa tHlI .Hs fHf" HaHfsIss far'H
aF-- SECS sH -rs .THHHsH-.s. - . So In
W. tIsr=
We tnvssoHru rbf rnsas 30 rinn
rHttgn Hu th- Pavr- So g. rn tif 90 hntt-s'.
buti --HnHruv HfIf .1 ~nrusfrHEinT No.
Huusfitu-nfs tu ssH- fF-ir p~rnf-s ~ in
'-nsiv- -f1king t- has rnus~n th- st-rr
rofir.- they oil have ruur- rn"n-v 9Th
shirh 90 r.Iv imported s.'s-i- tnd - M
fh-v OIL thank W. IpvD wuarn hey wiN
sl-p ruutfihtits more d, ths r~ysnu~s ~
tho ti1v-ruu~nf tnd fhs. GHvsrnnIent s.>n
si.l fhana Htrn tnd ~. fhsaka "a th- ifn.
pnrt~f. stil a. % W i0~gsoHrH - o..
rutnt "a fhsfr tnrr-az--'i -fl-s - guofi-
y sodium that prlf'irian sr~nfnplish--
much ~ 90 simple an -sp-,iisu'
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agitaligafrHr - rrH habiv ~ 80 49, -
ths rlgnaI Investment ~ n 'hs pr-s-
81 r0-' = -~p'as-rn~r'. ri-s - 'h-s~
ar- 'inss fha' rasi.i ne - r-pisrs,i fuf
anythIns Hk- fh~ir rr--~nf rapftairs
'.n fn spite Hf fh- ns-srtiuns - th0-ss
vhH faII u. 'haf ff- entire mii~ag- f-r-
Tr ra.- rusi astupfu~nf reps~--nt . paws
.1I rf.fi- noe -vF-r'hng - fsn 'sa nss'
tri f1rs rI rtHwhr -.s.urftis-- N -v-
..ss Hf .Hl' .Iri ere ua'-r pn shirh
fH" 'rbrr.IuE rri -hipuing puilIu i.
urt..s' fp r1r .hyri-ufi- 10 10 -str-'u.iy
Huut''H 2 'Fr lines ,uubi h- Replaced
'H..itr '.- H. suu r-prs--ni~'i hv ths-,r
1.'.II .ruftI'ssf That = No upin-
1000 .f ..ur-t~r' tni r-iisbl-. thuugh
Interested nuth"ritis. Thor ppiniun-
arr e. ..-tt.t ~ gu1d ~ the pptninn- ~
lfr1irf-a AMI t-piran'- fpr puIiti'al
urri~ru-rf
fh" total rnp'auSatf1n - matter -
ft'' anil nov ~ al - opinion anil th''r-
.. 20" ~yriI-~ for - misrepresentation.
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The splendid ~ur'rss "f NV Va
tloutItsm ~ N"NiCo

Nr U,vur,N U,tr managing ed tar
81 80. .,.,.,,,.., .,,.t..,,,,.,,,,r, f.., H..
t..,. ,... -.
'"' ~
-'FN d''""' .h N''N'' ''-' "'"''' " "'.''''N
the Cel' pTail'h %! Iu' centenary OF h'N'-
can lnd"Iend"uD" "" copy Tor 'h"
bsustt Oi republicans 100 higher lar
tud..s NJ Hours candid aud rmpartful
,,t,fr,r.. ,t sim. .\ryy \,trnuaU.t, ,..fab.
It..l L.. -.t.. .,-..,,..-, I,...,,., ,,,..,,
- ,.,,l,.--..I.,- .., ,t,.,
a. -.
"''H '''' '''''.' ..
hl'' 81 'aNd'd
The MEXICAN Do,rrunar. b., nr,,.Isu' DI,y.
assisted D., a SINAI s-r.p - abe ani rirn mon
DI,r l. ry al OFT. .H- strongest usu Ir me
republic Trrr, b, npr,I. hrH.ad n'> throne
~, SWAY .r Mexico nrIgHE appropriate be aided
\ h~n~ .o'su' ,u'uc-,r, Inrrr A., 30 doubt ma
h.s via is Uaw There q. ru .a.N no du.u' rHhr
hi, win e. - uat.H the ln~u'. riuu, - =, runr
trr and bring prrsrr,, and Yrn,n~r.ry r' ne
people Though b. r.Ir, e, an aufrrrs' re "a,
NJ CASTRO VINO russ rur ,n.nrr, dr, fur h. uw,
prom H' i '''' nov eve" '' Dc ''il ''n ma"
,...,-..,.,
-, -, 49,. -. .r,. -. =. 49,.
-, ., .,,,,r, ,,,a, ,,,, ,,,,,,,a, h, H., ,r.
,nsrrEv ~. restored Older main q, net n'erral
Nnt c''-rna peace and has with astounding
s.'''', 90, ''''.' '' ~, ',,,.
c,,., =, I., ,,, r,,r..,I r.s,nur,,,Ior M. con.
version - m" rauons, debt the viping ou' ~
mo national a''',, mo '.' ..'..'''' ~ arc
,,.,.'.,o, ~, ,,. -. ., ,,,.. NJ, In,,,,,l
commerce uansius ami r.r-rn,, reform me
sanitation and em0silishm~ot IT sSr'cu''ur" and
i''au"" '"e On y
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PROTECTED TEXTILES.
Are the Nmesleaa Waaafaetnres the Best
In the WSrld-

To taE FpIroa 90 THH srN 81 Jndes
the head Textiles of America In letter
In rus srN Of October NJ y 7 folSell.
referring 20 Wooilsn fabrics. says A. far
40 the quality OF American goods 10 con
cerned - make the beet goods in the
world
Nov. should Ike to learn through Tvs
SUN from some one who SHOWS 10 this state
nen' 10 true . am the more anSions 10
End out In regard TO this matter owing 20
the fact thai . fee DAYS since read an
advertisement Of prominent New Nork
clothing houss which stated that ts suit %
ings we're Of English woOllens because they
were far superior to thoss made In America.
also bat few dave ago read an advertise
meat OF one Of the largest department
stores in New YORK IN regard to its impoFta-
ton Of silk dress goods u vas very promi-
nently and forcibly stated that 1, was only
IN France and Italy that the best silk goods
could be obtained
~ these assertions are true. Shv are they
true What IL the matter with our manu-.
facturer~ OF woollen anu siIk fabrics N
they are not true. What 10 the matter With
them anyway for allowing such adVertis-
ing to go unchallenEed'
What - the matter with the 30 .ilk mills
IN Paterson tan The extreme duln-ss
that Tor the last two wears has prevailed IN
the manufacture 81 silks here h. attributed
to the fact that Ne make inferior goods and
cannot sell them IN competition With tho-e
imported
l. Mr. FolWell correct. or are he adver-
ii-@mentS referred to- In anv event n
would appear that thoss American manu-
fac'urers should talk 10 the public. not leave
n 10 the retail merchants
\ little discussion on thess matters might
he ,alJahle 10 business men
81 MASS
PATERSON y : October ~
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s.i,i ~ xssraaas -AaAss aas e. sn@ amal~s
ean g. 81 as~esinaDis go
nasisu hav@ n.s 80 silaAA~s1 $500 ~
iss ss-sysrsi iss~i
~ Nsb~a.ns - -. hsiss go $50 80
sssai shsii~ass 'Pvegr~ssvs - r-se-
tioasryF" Nst ~ 49, 1883 'wss -
dvyf- thss 70 80 as,-vy Yea saay ~ 80
ssandpat e. s-aafsr Aisigirh - - pro-
nre--ivs .. ths lsnunogsai aifriaea. ~ anss
NE ssnifv Rlf " ysa 80 -dry- Outaha
10 aos ~ rla~s fsr 49,. q vga sFs 'sst-
svoid ~ rural diltriess rhs reofls -
NsbrasEs SO i'tas 80 rstrh saett-si - thsuas
- Nansss. th@y sapr-~s thstr ~u,otioa ~
,iiiit. ths saus@ simple. unrsstratnr't lsn-
apiaas that d-lithta th@ s.sil. he thsy ars
aos @srtt-d ov-r 10 Lao 80 ths prophsss
~ nationsi Regeneration rhsy az sah-
ma thsir snritssn.nt out IN rim.
~ - ths prartical rsstiits - The nsst
STATE -lsrsioa N Nsbrssss. ~ visitor 70
invis~d - proph@sy for hims-if. N
trsinet ln-al sb~~rvsrs vii aot. the
r~asoa 70 sirnpls. nsver hsfSrs has 'h~rs
hesn . tess ~ ths ~sinaaa and dryus~s ~
Nebraska 10 l. 70 see Mayor Dahl
man will 10 elected lie 10 dry ~ OH
~ b~assa ifH 70 Only moderately dry
Gilbert " Hitchcock. the Dssnoerasie
candidats for Unitssi ssates ssaasor. oil
~ elected In any s~sns ths psmocrass
oil sle~t thrss and not isnposaibly four
" ave % the sin mssnbsra ~ ConGrss--
Hitchcock's slsction %
the senate - E-asrslly sspectsd. 40 fos
Nev Natioasli.rn. " 10 more o snbi@es ~
debate In Four,ssath street New ress.
ihsn IN siHt-eoth street. Omaha. For
to-day " 10 tho local drama that 10 draw
ng tbs crowds IN Nebraska co the uttsr sn-
rlusion % all foreign productions.
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VIVIAN L-~l. .. . c.ra,a...

IA ASSAY - fh~ sT-.r h'.- ~ the Hon
|ivtsN VI Laws DO" Erpubli'a an ,an-
di,iat" fur t,uvrrnur 10 New Jersey
dc. uot -huw m,i,h gi-sn and glitter
but there j. . god d-tl II SOLID metal
m them. "" informs IL ds-~-s nat
entertain D." i, harry - promises bat
tbu~" b.. make. have genuine ring
Having alwav- dealt with facts b" -.l-
dom th',ri1s.. AMI h. displays NJ mag
inaitvs bower ~" - not a .tud.-nt 81
the philosophy ~ guv~rnm-ni but an
.npluve,. uf ~. state with several
yrir, "Np-rirnu" Corporation counsel
~ Paterson ufrrrwari state Clerk m
than, "ry and ~ present stat. Banking
and Insurance { ummi--loner tho most
uutiblr thing about hum a. a ,andi-
ia'r : a sens" 1T responsibility. strong
m fh" u"glunlng NJ doubt but con-id-
rrably drvrIup.Si by the requirements 81
M" ur'ip-, h- has held
The rather dsmon-tratlve pride IL the
Republican candidate IN the achieve
m"n'- - hl- party STAMPS hun ~ an
urgaullattnu man. but he gives much
NOR" than hp service to a platform
that was inspired bv the Progressive
wing uf the party ~ earnest. and at
the sam. time 80 careful IL his words
j. Mr. LEWIS IN dealing with what he
cunoriv.- would be- his duty as Cover
nor II elected on such "a platform that
~" New Idea Republicans have no
cause 10 doubt him. and sound reason
tn believe that he will be- IA good ~ his
word " Is not pnssibe Ia think 81
VIVIAN VI Lewis - a shifty politician
Ne does not preach. and cant seems for
"ign 20 him Personally attractive and
with hosts 81 friends. u seems strange
that be- - not Vet making "A hit az a pop
ular candidate. He seems TO be the slow
beginner that finishes strong In open.
ing his campaign IN Hoboken MIR LAWS
SAID that IA their fifteen wears OF rule
the Republicans had increased the eff
cheney Of the public institutions and
built up an excellent school system Slth
funds obtained from the corpora, ions nv
taxation. Ne added:
IA the scu,i'p, have been carried on Under
Republican nIe without the slightest breath Of
scandaI 20 has not even been charged that .
dollar has been inappropriate nor has dollar
been en,be',.ed. and 10 day the Republican parry
- managers Of the peoples great corporation
the state report to the s'ocs holder. the existence
- an ,rcien,. economical and progressive GOV
eminent that has been run for nf'esn years with
out dollar ~ direct 'aI upon The people aud
= STATE that % day has not dollar % debt either
bonded or floating and watch has 10 It's treasury
free balance orSl ODoOo
There are blcmish"s on the Republican
record. bur th. achievements OF the
party cannot h. denied Perhaps Mr.
LEWIS does rot So. the blemishes. but
b" has this advantage over President
WOODROW WILSON a. a candidate. that
y - not necessary for him 10 dilste
upon what the Republican party will
do: he can point To its record a. an
earnest Of performance II u ~ retained
IN power.
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a~rvsl--- rant +. drtvtrs 'h- shir 90
~. ro-k.
v--- 80 --sHr $50 rs 80 f-ss ~sss
- sfs.-a' --ssi. 90 go Elsss a-esr $50 81
ais snfisr ssf s-lt---ss 80 80 sss=-i - ~
aass--s-si - 'Hass- -.-ssasaifsg fts'i''-- ~H'rs
80 ass ~ fssssa OstssH,Is
4. r-Ear,s- 10 nvtns ~ s~rur'v ~
he and rrpp~Ttv n-urinE 80 r~'En ~
'a~ snd nr,i-r s.ialli.hins r,.lisintis
s+utahtv an.i fui-raflsn tnd f,.-f~rinE
q .~n-- - run'-ususnf amuug fhs' f's-''-
PIC ~ HrrtEn t-ii.ss-- thaf there has
b--n q srrys' sii-rr-pansv hsts thn
aslmirabls. ur'.vs-- - iN- British MIN
r.trr. snd tho tstual results ashi~v~'i
u .ouna- startling ~ .ay that IN .osu"
r--p-, q. th- cuu,l'tion - tGvpf - surss
nov than n tho DAYS ~ isai'tL rn-ha
~ s-u--sI .-s.- - ius--i-f,v rss B--r -
-ifhfs ~ Hs.s r-sf 49, 30 IN H-ra.s sIfa .
uf-iuns sass .-sif- - ~ HsHnrsg sHf - NJ rr"
s- nst snr 'sf-st~ ~ r.s--.uT .T - ssr.aIs
arfbr-a4 ore hsH s,-Ty'5.nt rr .-sbfne-s 70
,saa srsrs 'h-lT suu-n ,asi .si.Ifs1 Of q rup
usar ao'rs
Tho first great error - British I,oli,v
Or BtrLEH bshsye- Va 20 give pref
-r~ntial instead - impartial treatment
o" the Mohamm~,ian part - 10 Inpula-
ton. fur " had the sns,, 1t kindling
faDztici-m Tbs error hogan - far
hack ~ the DAYS - lord CEoHEH II
~ considered th.. mistake that this
si~al ruler of Egypt made. a mIs'ak.
ShiCh % - thought he would have
discovered and corrected hai h. re-
NAMED IN power But this Partially
Nas adopted bv hi- -,rcC~-sor aud fol
lowed 10 the edge of Disaster In Egypt
the MohammedanS were thus led Ia
beh~ve that they we're Kind ~ superior
ca-te and in course uf time the cry ~
Egypt for the Egyptians meant Egypt
for the Mohammedans and - fatal
coTollary. oppression for The Christians
For this reHsnn the so. called Nationalist
movement Of TODAY has become IN
reality anti Nationalist
The lesson that tho failure IN
Egyptian policy has apparently forced
upon the English people - that the only
way 10 deal with Egypt il TO hold the
scales IN even balance and TO insure
equal rights and equal opportunities
for various classes and Cre,Sis Besides.
there - required in Egypt apar from
a strong British Ministry, an end to the
present anomalous and illogi cal position.
To get rid of tho capitulation- and Ia
declare formal protettorRt. would
he the best thing DIR. BUTi.ER thinks.
feasible. II il il now impossible, let us
at least be honest enough To proclaim
and act on the truth that the question
Of self government IN Egypt lies beyond
the horizon Of practical politics. And
above all let ~ have done with cant"
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rvs SNR w4N fss, =


- go Grrs,n 80 rsa 80 fol-. f.
sps .s@a W~aiafsr 80 stsrs.. .s =.
go ssasaas.f sasias arraa. 49, -.
sesssv - nssn-~s 49, - 49,. 800 q.
isssthss ~ 80 pss'-~'i.s sus 49,. =.
So srsaa ssrsi- ~ 's-s 80 80 -.
isas ~ $3.50 80 ssvi--ins s.a.t - va.
s.iHar- sasf thsir rsns- sarHa-f. .-.
sst,isa haaass $780, IN ~. 90 o.. q.
aaaes - go Erraafs~s ~HirA -. o.. a.
asai 20 iaa'tsa~s sii sv-s 80 s's., 80
aafisa
n rrs. -h-s nrTsa Asa 20 ssr .
We parsv snd ssdsii.a " sasfa go fol ....
fru@ sivsT be vita svsTv p.r .-s
sseiaiiafie habby ~ eeusi fhina - ... a..
no buan--s Ne - ~ Tsrs 80 -.
s-seaa sr-ss psrsf- rhs aar 90. -,.-.
sna naissv sd uarfspttisas hii' frr .--,
ths~ msa - nsasv sod sran. 49,
20 hresdvsy SOD FirA svssa- tF-. a. .r.
mud -i,h tAsif aass saa ssan--s 50,
And I'VE s'sts saa assioa sssfR '1as $780,.
Nsu. Ia 1910. uhSa . fer -sr.s s-f -.
danasreas d@maaoasis tAaa Bfrsa ri,
d-ck. asatias fss ths eontrol ~ 'a. .,,-.
as an s.ssatial preliminary - r.ss "a "a.
eeatrst - ths natioa -hich y. ~. ..-.t
- ~. ~tii nss ths Saans-- nsn .,aaa s,-..
oses sssss and - souatsat VIII tA.r ~.
maAs . third Grand parade sad 10 IN. ~.
and ths Ratlea go them defy 'hs 50
Rso~~vel,' Ne snlT rules ~ 'srr-s A..
big silica 10 bu, . eOsns,Ala. aad hs p -..'
10 bluHer and . sham
lfths easnisshs hasn,ads ~ hisafrosaar.
IN the Republican Marty Alohs -oald ~
come oat and say VIA, they ,hins 70 A.,
face Ne uouid go uay bAes and at dosn'
and 10 the business men viii sne. m-r-
parade In defence % their legitimate in,-r
s-s and their vested rights a. sEaius t,.
briGahd Who seeks 90 destroy them ~.
STATE and the nation uiIl back them 20 al
smash the clay idol foe keeps ny
NIS IoEG. October ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-14

pos, ne HsfntTSNr GHs,nc
The rAfi Of ucN on. Who Il follow Ing the example
Of Nj Long In Selnns portion 49, least OF biz
property 20 his tenants, owes hts earidom To The
chance observation OF an alert iA~IsT OF
nearly SO years the utle Was left unclaimed
and 80 iitue did ~ nshlfui heirs the Ccurtensy.
Of Powdrrhsm Casus snov OF It's existence that
Nir luam touftsnAy Nho vas IN reality Par
Of DrN On SOUGHT and Obtained from George III a
simple N.countcy. IN lhe lifetime of the third
Niseouht Cour ierAy, hove happS thing ha
pened for the family OF witch ne Was the head
Sir Harris Nicholas. one of the Itst genealogical
authorities In the land. came across The patent Of
toe eATdom OF Ne, on ~ chance when petusng
Old records. ana he found. on EancinE
through u. that tao Latin y Otds usually Inserted
in patents had been omitted In this case ~ may
have been the nsfest accident. but " Vss sn
accident Of weighty import 'Ot ~ meant that
me eafdom could descend upon collateral heirs.
Alch meant tina, the then Niseount Couttenay
Vas ninth fsiI Of nrN on