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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 23 December 1913, Page 7

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Tammalny, the municipal organisation of New York, was originally the chief of the Delaware Red Indians in the seventeenth century. The name means "affable// and, -r©ftarred to the wise and pacificv;-goveram.ent 5 he ■ exercised over Tiis'-tribe. "Hence he was chosen , by the .white, settlers a sort of tute-: lary^ saint for the d^pocrats, and various social-and benevolent societies were formed under nis name, with rites and ceremonies approximating to those of the Red Indians. ; It was in this way, as a, patriotic, friendly, and nonpohtical organisation, that Mooney. an Irish upholsterer, founded the Society of St, TamniaTiy in; 1789. Out of thaV wigwam liais grown the great organisation which, with, .enormous funds gathered by graft; blackmail, and bribery, has for long controlled and directed the voting forces in New York with the' ruthlestsness of & machine; "Kindly send two more bottles of Hean's Essence: We can speak highly . of it as an effective cough remedy. , It certainly saves a lot of money.* Peter : Furse, Tarara, Otago." y"Please" send a bottle of Heans Essence. Last bottle excellent results, and real money-saver. j. W. Williams, Wanganui. 1' Hean's FiApTice. <nft«mistß aim Stores. 16 —W. K. Wallace, agent. ;.' Sykes's Drench,—Just what a cow requires after calving.—Advt.