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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-29
euLL MOOSE 40 ssEs-

Walter Brown. Of Toledo. and T.. +.
Emerson. ~ This county. have ar
ranged for meeting OF a Progress sive
tommittec IN columbus first week in
January a. which state ticket will
be arranged and suggested TO the pro
tIeSslve voters Co ratfy az the pri-
mary election Both these shrowd
leaders feel they must keep the party
ln line and direct their followers as 70
their political action OF course the
party is opposed 20 bosses but will
ioI.o" here its leaders lead Rellaire
LnMnu.n..u,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-29
ONE pRAMRACK.

Tho report ~ the state supo-intcud-
"nt OF public instruction tl Governor
OK shows tla' here bon This big gen
Ioue eiai" or Ohio With nearly mil
lion and Quarter boy- 1ud Girls fu
schools numbering $50 r12 the Hvo-.
.E" YEARLY pay ~ ggfg1 tracherl u.s.
..'' Tho average monthly pay of
country school teachers is So FOR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-29
|GEO. Nj. SHOOK co.

some mischief. and might cause very
grave mischief Ia short. the policy
OF the administration is to combine
the maximum OF efficiency in achiey-
ing the real objeC, which the people
or the Pacific slope have al heart.
with the minimum OF friction and
trouble while the misguided men
who advocate such action az this
against which ] protest are following
"A policy which combines the very
minimum 90 efficiency with the maxi
mum Of INSULT. and which while TO
tally failing 90 achieve any real re-.
-ul. Tor good. yet might accomplish
an irfu.ty OF harm. Y Boo the next
wear OF TWO ID. action of the federal
government fails TO achieve what 10
ls now achieving then through the
further action OF the president and
congress 10 can Boz made entirely cf-
tc.'ni ann sam" that the sound
Judgment ~ the people Of California
wIll support HoU. ~! Speaker. go
your euprf let DOB" repeat that AZ
present We are actually doing the
very thing which rho people Of Cali
furul wish 90 hr done and 20 upset
being don" cannot go good and may
DO great harm. 10 30 the next year
OF fW1 The figures of immigration
prove that ~ arrangement which
has worked HD successfully during
fh" IasI sis months BEL uu longer work.
lu- success tuI'. then there would be-
ground for grievance and for the 70.
t'rsal uy The national government of
IT. present policy buy az present
the policy .s working we'll. aud until
20 work badly D. would be- grave
misfortune fu change 10. and when
changed lf can only De- changed o.
f"ctiv"'y by Tho national government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-29
THEY WILL BE DRY.

Communities which vote dry under
The various option laws that are on
the statute books in Ohio are actually
hereafter 10 be dry. This Is policy
mat has been determined upon hy
Governor James NJ Cox and the state
licensing board. and is to be carried
out 10 the letter in the coming
months. The governor has declared
that the liquor laws must be enforced
In both wet and dry territory by the
state board. and every energy is 10 be
nent in that direction .-Barnesvill
MILESTONE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-29
Comments of
Ohio Editors
COS'S MACHINE

Talking ot getting together We arc
being driven together by a governor
on horseback. or what interest are
asst years candidates or second hand
Ilauorms compared with the necessity
Tor oyerW helming the Cox machine
Newark American
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-29
TWENTIETH INSTALLMENT
| III PRESIDENCY: UNPAID COMMISSIONS; THE POST
OFFlCE AND LAND FRAUDS; THE JAPANESE IN -
CALIFORNIA; THE THIRD TERM OiTEcTIO>i

Is u, Inferior 70 the other: # is because
they are different.
VA ne TWO people represent two civ.
.l@a, IONS which, although I'M many 20
l.,tS equally high. are so fot.iI,
.i Ih ihelr past history that N
.''' 10 expect Ia one or two genera.
.'..flo overcome this difference. one
i.t1'uoh is as old as the other.
qua ln neither case is the line ~ ,i,i
.-laI descent cOincident with thai al
'.''r u'-'tnt PROFESSIONALLY the
th, iors az The great maiorifv ~
u.'4 me modern Americans ana tho
Japanese were barbarians i'm
.-li remove past which saw tla az
ans %. me cultured peoples 10 which
-' Americans and the Japanese M
N-taA -rN"raIly trace their riyiIi,..
'...- I'Ni 'he lines of davcIDru,pr
'l ines" two civilizations. Oh. ori.rf
me occ'drrf. have been SEPARATE
~. 70 .'f'NL since thousands of
'"I7 Ur'ui" Tho Christian er.. ,.r-
fanny since Thar holry cid In whf,,
..' NhhdlIHu predecessor, or fr.
'Ndtl'an rrIrifeS held sway IN Mo-.
"Ip'dmlf. An 'ffor- To- mix togefIar
olI or hand Che people reproserf.re
'.' oI.nlna'iuc points az two ,grn
''I'S cI divergent cultural a.y.I,t.
Hrn' would boz fraurht with rarii
ana ms. repeat because The Two
ti" l'i'reI'. not because either I- fr.
.'Fio- 20 'lr other Wise Statesmen
.'.Ius 90 The future. viii for tho
'HI'aFor fo keep tho two rl.
.'. .i.W mass contact and inter.
.'ih1lucs precisely because thov wish
.' Keep each 900 relations of herman.
,.- good "i.l and friendship win tlr
a Letter 20 California.
Exactly what was done I'm Tie r,-
I'"Itr crisis TO which -.f.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-29
pEmocRAcY ACTIVE

several Democrats bon this state are
Ioing 20 enter in the primary contest
Tor the seat in The senate now held bv
= major Burton. and q number OF 9TH
'ra ara satd 90 DO getting ready TO
compete with Pomerene for his scat
LiellaIrn Indnnnnhnnf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-29
men and $40 for women

men and $40 for women. You don't
have 10 20 far TO find the answer 70
the question as 10 what Is the matter
with Ohio schools. for the betterment
OF which efforts are being made and
are TO be made al the coming session
of the legislature.-You ngstown Vindi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-29
III ZAP TIERS OF A POSSIBLE
AUTOBIOGRAPHY
BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT

eontatAS rh.oaor. ao
incluiin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-29
WONDERLAND

Still affords splendid selec
tion in DOLLS. GAMES, III
TOYS, mainly ....... IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-29

The Above Lines
LESS ONE-HALF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-29

tomorrow Mr.. Edwards will ten
An Ancedote OF Oliver p. Morton -
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22
HARMON
aSt week


 Mrs. Stella Dobs is sick at this writing
 VIII Rogers is not any better at this writing
 w c Wright ana mother afe V ry poorly q this writing
 Lee Roper of Wheeler visited Oscar Wood sunday
 Miss Ola Farley eturned home Tuesday Of last W ek
 NJ Wood bought Jersey h le- from Jennie Rollin last eek o c Wright and family ayisit5 i Will 0sburn at Robinson Satur- day night
 Miss Gertie Roberts has been staying al R Browns for few days but returned home sunday
 The prayer meeting is progress ing nj .eiy at this place There was } alrge crowd out Sunday night
 w P Mecamey made a business trip t9 sprtngdale Monday He is one of Harmon's bisges. e4aporator man
 One af Hattie Debbs. -eous ns Of Bantonv5lle was visiting her last week but We id not learn her name
 O Wright va riding around .laa week# #prosfe ing the apple crop He intends to begin irving apples in the lar future
 There fs 10 be sunday School onyenzf5n at this plaee the first sunday fn s-ptemb Every one $ invited to come
 Virgil Dob3s aad family eft lat Friday for their home .n Oklahoma after few days visit wieh their friends and relatives
 H C Thompson and wife ara the proud parents Of baby girl MT Thompson values girl ona thous- and dollars more than boy
 There are several in this gtein- ity who are going to put up silos this fail If they prove to be a success is Will be big help 70 the farmers
 Mrs Dora Hjashaw Is still very Ill at tbiz writing She has been bed fast eer about seventy days with the typhoid fever We hope 5ha VII re 0yer soon
 Brown E1as
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22
SfORitON

The weather s Yefy warm and #aey I.ts=aImos. three weeks since w. had "a and our gardens are burned IL
 What Was supposed to ba 1 mad dog vas killed some days ago be- low Dutsh Nlls after it hal bitten several logs
 Cute ro~d gathered ia the grove II tats place yesterday ave, made see aseam and enjoyed them sel4 aH night Also spent some time selecting suitable place for the erection of the tent
 The school at our place eommenc- d the fourth The attendance has been pretty good so far. but it is 50 hot and dry I fear it will not be vary aealfay for the students some are already on the sick list
 A tent meeting ts in progress at Clyde eonta ted by Brother Mo Spadden We hear that the at- tendaH ; very good and some in- terest manifested Brother san saman sill use the same tent at tAts p=aza His me4tEng NH com menee AHg 26 and let us all humb- lg pray taat both meetings may he instrumental in the hands of God, of bringing many souls D Christ
 \ free for all fight occurred at 0se ear P4steesons plaee where th wafe tHT 5hiHe 5lo75H on Houdaf th 4fa which Bob Ri5e vas - eer k aat dangerously eHt n his bl55-T4otLsr linn Cook. and Gf-a7a 5HanuoH Was knocked n tbe head VIth stick Of wood 0p- pose # 0as the aatsrowth aG q previous reouble which vith tl4 help of some whiskty was not hard to revive shannon aad eoeR ar bo n Ea4s5 bond
 DeatA has again visited or - Il. ana remov a loved one from our mt#st Several week ago Miss Edna Ia ksou Of Cane Hill vas talk en to the hospital al Fayetteville for traatment On the 18th inst she answered the roll all which. sooner or later. We will all haye to answer She was young laiy greatly loved and respected pleas an and kind About five months ago AeF mother passed from earth Now she sleeps by her side there 70 ret until the Resurrection morn Deat4 always sad but espA iallf so wtea one in the bloom of l.f- z taken aad We extend our heartfef sympathy 10 her sister and hfoth- CTS wbo remain behind, hoping that w6en fha last trump shall s9nnd they may all be happily rean ted in that bright world above where no farewell tears are ever shed
 Red Top
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22
So Many People Die of Blood Poison

A little serateh on the hand, a splinter or small abrasion of the skin $ often fatal because the poisonous germs szart the infection That where Hunts Lightning Oil cones in handy as an application on the abrasion kills all germs which may have Iedged there. there by preventing infection and death T. pays b keep this remedy the home especially where tnare are children All aFHg sforas 25ets and 54 < bottle
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22
MOUNTAIN SPRINGS
week


 Hf5 Lizzie Calico Was on taa six List last week
 Miss Waunatta Dickerson of Mus kogee Okla, ts visiting relatives near this pla
 Mrs I'm Burnet. who has been fll for several weeks. is improving at the present writing
 sssHttt4 Edgth= calico. 9ho has ea very I4 with typhoid fever. is be- ter at this writing
 Mss Bertha keeney spent tEe lat- -er part of last week with Mrs Nfek GQIaeII. near Goshen
 Frad Calico visited friends at Ea5 reka Springs and attended the re= union at Ctifty last week.
 Elmer and sim Morris. Houston Calico and Garland Whittimore are all taking of going west this coming fall
 NJ Doreas school eI9sed Friday Their her. Monroe Neal has some offie.al= business at Huntsville takes him away for three weeks
 aeoI at this place fs progress fas fats k Miss Southe=- laa3s first term of sehool but he l5 making ftae teacher 50 far Mrs Walter Guthrie, Mr-aud Ms Geo Boyd and Elmer Morris Wera baptised last sunday by Rey Maj Boya. N ho teaches the Lone Sleep es.s doatr ne The baptismaI scr vices Wee held on Bush Creek aeaf Joha W0rley.s
 E | Mason performed l marri- age ceremony for Holland CulweH and Mlas Mona Neiu Of Goshen la Thursday night We heartily wish tham long If efull of joy. success and happiness
 r mpest and Sunshine
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22
WESLEY.
1T aSt

5 bool= =is progress ag n.se1y
 Miss Antee Frttes 5 sp4nding a few days al Fayetteville Miss Bessie Blake returned to her home al Goshen Sunday
 Messrs claud and Elmer shofaer attended the reunion II st Paul Al and John Johnson are =haHng J. c. Johnsons seeond crop of hay
 owen kennan and family of Prat- rie Grove are visiting relatives at Wesley
 Bob Wilson and nieee Miss Cora White visited at Habberton last week
 Mrs. Alex Kennan spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs John Will son near Thoruey
 John Kirksey aid @ife Sundaged with the iatter's parents, MT and Mrs Tom Sullivan
 Messfs Charlie kennaa and Voyde shofaer attended ohqfeh at NJ Pleasant Sunda8
 Two tarashing ma hines D our vicinity T. ts hoped mar all of the wheat VII be thrasa4d
 The Wesley bal tsam played with Drakes Creek Satarat7. sore being f2 10 fH Drake erzek ; sas2e
 Mss Bertha kaaaaE speat tae latter paff Of last azk MI her aunt. Mrs T Nea neaf=e Gosh en.
 \ few of the 4oaag people attend cd the ice cream supper q sam Elrterals near Ta9raeg Saturday night
 Prof l. FF Bel anti daughter, Mss cathryn I4tt t5r Durham last Sunday where tass MI teaeh this year
 Rev Tull prea h4d at the Christ .an church Saturday night. sunday and Sunday ntght Attendance very good.
 Mrs Elmer Polk aud Miss Grace Sharp, of Drakes Creek spent the day at the latter's home near Wes- ley today
 Mr and Mrs B D Shofnae eou- template visiting he latter 5 moth IT. WAo resides at Prairie Grove tais week
 " Fritts visited with friends a Huntsville last week. and enroute home called 10 ss Fame EatW + who is Very sick
 Before departing for h.s home iu Fexas R M Johnson wished me 10 have tha news seut D him address lie says he can aat 10 without The NeRs
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22
How the Trouble Starts.

Constipation s the aGse of many ailments and disorders that make lie mfs cradle Take Chamberlain s Tables ke D your bowels regular and you will aTo.d these diseases For safe by III lea CTS
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22
Tn Best Pain kIlIer

Bu kIan's Arniea SaIve when ap- pied 70 a cut, bfuise, sprain, burn oF seaId. or other injury of he skin wiil immediately remove all pain E E Chamb rlafn of Clin- ion. Me. says T. fobs euts and other injuries of 3their terFors AS a healing remedy its equal aenst K ist VII do good for 9ou Only 2e at al druggists.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

Sometimes the symptoms of kid- uey and bladder trouble are % plain 10 on can mistake them Back aehe weak and lame back with soreness over the kidneys. sharp pains. rheumatism. dull headache. and disturbed sleep, are all indiea- tions of trouble that Foley Kid hey Pills will relieve quickly and permanently Try them " G. OWnbey
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22
LELAND VIEW
I4ast week


 Bat colds are raging in this nelshborhood
 Mss Fife Roberts visited home folzs u Wyman Saturday and sun das
 Jesse Deln attended the f1e eee4m supper at Goshen Saturday ntsht
 R Y Hughes of Mountain springs va aller u II \ e3agka oae la last week.
 Visitors Il school Friday We're R 3 Rhodes N ( Roberts aad daughter Miss Frankie
 Jao Clements and family are at eearezrou for few days visiting at NJ clements fathers
 Fff T-ammei has been visiting I f=t days with his sister. Mrs VII Wilson at Habbe
 W Ferguson made his weekly trtp b Faye=testI'e with butter aat# #egss Friday of lasf week
 Polk Philips and family went to Goshen Sunday to hear Rev Ham be.3 liver oae of h.s good sermons
 4aat 0rph#4= =ghenowt6. who has beea at MT ements for the 5as five months. is n5V boaf45as q F cry Trammel
 F=4 and m8ke arzaasements to one D RishlaHi View sunday. Aug. - What for w are going to ha4a singing Your support soIieit-
 H-s Kate Sanders and NIT and Hrs Lee smith spent pleasant d49 at Clint Trammefs Saturday tis Sanders =is in from Biaaoin yng Fe'atfgss and friends
 Ns K Trammel returned Saaiay from Mayuire where she has ben with her mother the past week. Nrs Oliver $ in serious condition aad there Is ID hopes for her ra- s9Ferv
 The people tba. sramblsd at= =the eola weather last winter are now graabljng at the heat When ##6s hot He want f oId. when it's eoid w want it hot, always waning what is not
 VI eysas TrammeJ has l pet 57H which has taken I fancy for som babq sats aafl keg The hsn aas no sh5ekens. neither has 5as= =saoan 8HfZ disposition to van t9@#T bafanle.s she b fastened 9as away rom the kittens she will hes them al tn NhHie luekfng to s6em as 5f they Were her oan babes
 D=a yoQ , sar the wedding beas2 Holland GQI8ell and Miss Mona Net We Haited ia the holy bonds of natrim5ng Thursday evening Aug 7 lqI2 Tae young eouple h4ss our b4st wishes for long mi joyous fIfe We understand they will be at home to their friends at what is known as the Jno Hash pIa 0n Dry Creek soon
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22
Postmaster Antoine DeIorIa 0

Postmaster Antoine Deloria. Gard ner, Mich. speaks for the guidance of those troubled with kidney and bladder irregu al ties and says
 From my own experience I ean rec ommead Foley Kidney Ptl s My fath- CT aIsoo was cured of kidney dis ease. and many neghbors were cur cd by Foley Kidneg Pills C. Ownbey
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

If you sit tn cool draft when you ara heated and get stiff neck pr lame back, you will be looking for something that will ease the pain Fix your mind on BAL EARD'S SNOW EMINENT and don't De talked out of Il be ause it is the bast pain relieving tni- ment vou an get anywhere Price 35a. 5oo aud $l1oo per bottle Sold bg N c 0Habey
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22
( aloneI IS Bad.

Buf Simmons Liver Purifier is ielishtfuny pleasant, and tts action ; thorough Constipation yields. b5I#aasness soes \ trial eonYinees n yellow tn boxes only Tried odzel ed always
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22
Beware n1len fatl-
 rltat l rerr3

as msr VI saf dests of ae# and ie- raage the w40.e whe4 ai- ta as through 'aaus Ia saea article vel ba Hzod exseHt on pres elpti ltabIe phy@i fans as she daaaa tA Will do l. ten fold 10 t1e good - can possibly derive from hem IL eataffh Gue. maniac Hfed b F ] eherey X Co Toledo. Q aims 10 mercury and is taken int rnaliy. aating directly upon he blood and mucous surfa es of the ; stem Tn buying Halls Catarrh Cure bc sure YOU get the genuine It $ taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio by F. ] Cheney < Co. testimonials free.
 Sold by Druggists. Price 75e per bottle.
 Take Halls Family Pills for con- stipation
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

When the baby Is suffering the double affliction of hot weather and bowel disorders. the remedy need ed Is McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR. It reduces the feveriah condition, cor rects the stomach and checks loose ness of the bowels. Price 25c and 50 per bottle. Sold by W. c. Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

youth in New York tambled backward into the North river rath- er than miss a fy ball Seems to have habit of getting what he goes after
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

Fall styles in women's suits are satd to include hip poekts It's a good bet the piekpoekets won t find them any handler than hand bags
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

Dr Thomas Z eatss Ol 5 tue bet remedy Tor at often fafal diseas croup I has ben as-d with success n or family for eteht years Mrs L Natteac,e e, Batf1- b. \
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22
Costly Treatment.

T was troubled with eonst patton aai indigestion and spent hundreds ; dollars for medicine and treat ment writes C H. Hines of 8hittoW. Ark. T Went b St Louis hospital a 50 to ] hospital n New Orleans but 10 eure Vas af- featei On returning home began taking Caamberlain's Tablets and worked right along used them s55 zone ttme and am now all right F3r sale 5y all iAa lers
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22
Good Reason for His Enthusiasm.
 When a man has snffernd fnr

When a man has suffered for several days with collie, diarrhoea or other form of bowel complaint and Is then cured sound and well by one or two doses Of Chamber lain's Colie. Cholera and Diarrhoes Remedy, as Is often the case t is but natural that he should be en- thusiastic tn his praise of the rem edY and especially Is this the ease Of a severe attack when life Is threatened Try 1t when iu need # such q remedy It never fails. Sold by al dealers
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

If l proposed tax= of 500 n pound s plaeed on opium plumb ars will be about the only persons who can hit the D De with any de gree of satisfaction
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

W-hat has become of the oia-fash- Ioued man who used to say kesp on ye4r shirt when m.xd as -embty be ame exeftd?
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

A fiXe-year-old boy has mat atricu- lated It New York university At six. tf all goes well. he will be en- titled 10 carry cane
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

Dr Wood Hutchinson says there 5 nothing the matter with the American stomach It is evident that the doctor never attended a lam bake
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

When you YaVn good dai 5n -aa daytime sesl dull aeheg and
 #f 70 stf IT qaeHt#9 1t 5 an is stakahla srm mpram of maIa n . m lnlesa y0u To something at oaea you aee bookel for a spell O das HERBINE $ q ehl me4i- a#ae -ha VII -preyent er eure tAe ase. L dr yes aHt the impuri- .zz on which the maiafial germ es. trengts ems tae liver and +Iafdses the bowels. Prize 5de Sold be W c Ownb
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

woman suffers more from traekle than l man suffers from b0a
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

Among the other needless noises should be classed that maie by the husband when friend wife suggests a joint outing
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

\ aeaeelog -ags love is q f5rm of laaa Y That is the sort of stand usually taken by people who are dad and don't know l.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

When there nosh.ns else t7 ta X about ea can ii-eas5 t#a appaa, g4eH ar lpnearane oI @a9s on tt
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

Apply ] cotton cloth wet with BAI1ARDs SNOW EMINENT to aIl wounds cuts. burns. sores or 5lJstees and note IS wonderful heal lag power t ts prompt and very effective Prtee 25e, 50e and sl % per bottle Sold by W c Ownbeg
 The curren y bil D be up-to- iata hDuld define money as q med ium for the transmission of pt4 as ure
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

\ Philadelphia paper complains about the noise ln ! eftain section U =Phlla iaIphia N9R. what h You kanw nj thata
The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

I'm pest and Suns hine
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-24
Warren a Calamity Howler

Francis Emory Warren is United
States senator from Wyoming Wyo-
ming is state which has a population
considerably less than has the city of
Birmingham. But Wyoming has mil
lions of sheep, and nearly all of them
belong to Francis Emory Warren.
Mr.. Warren is opposed to the free
wool programme of the democrats. He
has made his speech in the Senate,
and has accused the majority party of
violating its pledges to the people. He
foresees ruin, stark and dire, if the
rest Of the nation declines longer to
be sheared for the benefit of the sheep
barons.
Abolition of the duty on WOOL" he
declares, will be cruel, unjust and un-
wise," and predicting the utter wiping
out of the sheep industry, he further
prophecies high mutton, beating his
breast and moaning "Ichabod,
Ichabod."
Many will be of the opinion that, in
his perfervid appeal for the lining of