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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25
The Times on the Secretary of state

To n, EDITOR Of The n. y 1'isvnH
SIR; The Times Of this morning, in IT. artlee on
"Diplomalic Mysteries, says;
.Tgs Tr,sryr rrobsbly &c that the seoreisry
State sends d'pacn 81 any s,pa We w. oT'
without first resdirg II TO The fredeh, aud taking MS sug
sesion, both us eament' aud the language III "'A
they couchsd
In contradiction to this assertion of The Tunes, l
will state As fact that Mr.. Seward Go>s send dis
patches % our Ministers abroad without iettiog
tAe President see them. or hear them read, or know
ANYTHING about them. Tncre is intrinsic evidence
OF this in some of the published dispatches oil The
Secretary. A Senator few weehs since called
upon the President and directed his attention to q
remarkable dispatch in the lsot published volume OF
Oh. Sscretsrys diplomsiic ebuliiiions. The Presi'
dent was surprised, and declaied that LIE had never
seen or heard of the dispatch before.
This ia not the most rem. irhs5le feature in the
Diplomatic monag Of our Secretary OF State az
viii DO seen when auy one ccnyereant with the tuO-
iect will serve the country by exhibiting in review
before it the mass of shallow snarness, soulless
lodging, inconsistencies and political heresy, II not
positive disloyalty, which have been all that the
mind that rules 10 the Department of State could do
toward presenting to The People and Government 5
OF the civilized world tie greatness Of the sacred
cause Of Freedom and Republican Institutions, IN
support Of which whole loyal population sprung
70 arms-s cause that, il properly presented, conld
not have failed to wiz sympathy and respect for Us
everywhere, instead Of lie coldness, alienation and
almost open hostility which the incompetent cunning
of our Secretary has excited IN rcGld in almost
every quarter.
f. is not pleasant to speak thus of any public ser
want. especially III times Ike thcse. But there is &
pOiut beyond which seuec, like patience, ceases to
10 virtue. Tie country mas suffered too much
from incapable charlatanism. Il can bear It 10
longer. Truth AND CoVAA'k'
Ne.g Yo.k Feb. 32 1863.
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IT.. ysr.Haren Register charges as
It. Characteristic Fraud" that we designedly
omitted the word "alons" from the third
resoyo of the late Hartford Convention
,cberein il is declared that
. M , lr rc rrrircf rb al true iorsvs Of tho Fons.-
10, are ready obdndoa he ao,trou' dlttcV na5 "e
I'm en-. Be restored ~ eySie@ hand iALoNgl' &c.
We caa dispose of this calumny very
summsrily. We copied the resolve in qncstlon
from, report of the doings Of the Convention
Aforesaid in The n. !. Times of the goth inst.
where any one may see it IN the exact cords
printcd IN The TRIBUNE. We had seen the
resolves nowhere else, aud had no suspicion
that a word was omitted. Nor can we now
SEQ that the word alone" makes any diner
-ence in the sense, unless it be to convert IL
into nonsense.
This, however, is immaterial. The essen''''
fact is that no copied rerbetim the Only vci,
sion Of the resolve in question before U.s. ~"
tn. Register so inform ITS readers
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From san s'rnpcisco.

SAX sAAACIsco Tuestsy, Feb. ~ 1853
SAVED sip Golden Fleece Liverpool, carrying % 900 sack.
wheat sissI ore, &C.
Bu,iness is nat our merchants are unable to ac-
conn, for the sudden rise Of gold in New-York.
Mining siocks are mproving--Ophr silver mine,
e. $40 per foot; could d Curry mine, $3.50.
There has been severe gale along tho coast FOR
several days psst. Accounts are already received
of the ots Of several small coasters with about 80
lives.
The Customs OH cigls have been doing handsomely
in Selling goods for under valuation. beside 81 900
worth Of Havana cigars. 1t is Estimated they have
condemned nearly $4,000 worth Of French and
German goods.
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srsainments.- Wrdnesduy, Feb. IS.

ACADEMY on MUSlC-VisOn Of Fairy Land
BARN. MS MUSEUM-Rsoul--Aiunis Warren.
WhLLACk'S-Psuiine.
y INFER OARDEE-IlAs King. Rival.
EMBELLISHMENTS
BROADWAY MEKAGEhiE-Wild. nilnsls psrforainI
BANvARD'g MIssIsSlPPI-No. csc Broadway
FATHER REEDS Old Folts-CoOpcr Institute
GOUPiL's GALLERY-Peinting'. IL.
; B. BRITTAS'S LECIURE-Cliton Hall
ORGAN EXHlBiTION-Churoh fitb sysnoe aud Twenty
hrst street
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If il could be generally understood that oil
men of honor regard the writer OF an anony-
pons letter tending to assail the character or
wound the feelings of any one as pr,mG jac'6
ard inevitably scoundrel, there would prob
ably be q saving effected which in these days
o. dear paper is quite Desirable
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

BOARD or TRUSTEES.
FREDERICK g. WINSTON, WILLIAM II. PoPHAM
JoHN v L. PRUYN, SEYMOUR l.. Hustled.
WILLIAM MOORE, EZRA WHEELER,
ROBERT II. McCURDY WILLARD FILLMORE,
ISAAC GREEN PEARSON. SAMUEL d. BABCOCK.
WIN. J. BUNKER, MARTIN BATES. j.,
WILLIAM BELTS, DAVID HoADLEY,
JOHN T. YELVFRrON HENRY A. SMYTHE,
JOHN wADsWORTH WILLIAM V. BRADY.
ALFRED EDWARDS w. H. DODGE,
ALIEN. W. BRADFORD. GEORGE s. COE,
JOHN NJ. STUART WIN X. STRONG,
WIN A. HAINEs NATHANIEL HAYDEN
SAMUEL y spRouLLs WILLIAM NJ vERMILYD.
sAsftJrL NJ CORNELL JOHN T. DEvELIN.
LUCIUS ROBINSON. WELLlNOTON SL.,
Az SMITH nRoWN SfELANcr. N. FREEMAN
otcuApn pATprcK OLIVER II. PALMER
TppnFRICk s WINSTON. Pfssasns-
''NN' SHEPPARD HonAss, AosaAfy'
M,.russ Po,r. NJ. D.. Medical EAa,liao.' ,,,.,,..
COUNSEL.
WILLIAM BETS LID.
Hon. LUcIUs ROBINSON.
PPM s-Itchin8 piles
.,v cured also, Blind and Bleeding Piss Fissua Ssh
pssnn, and al Diseases OF the Skin. by the use Of
ROSSMAN'S CURE.
Itching Piles is generally preceded by moisture like pet.
producing very ds ssseable and distressing Irou'
,ss, particularly at night after getting iu bod
RO5SbAN MckiNS1RY, Hudson n T..
PleprtstssA
Sold by oil Dusx'sN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

fa,ssrv I'VE would use potter word il there
wore ono that expressed tho idea) very gross
oOe Do not make yourselves williul access
sories to it. but lot your readers know the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TIE PARK AVENUE MURDFR-THE DAUGHTER
FArHyu As ACCESSORY invsssa, into the ccum
stances ,,euing brutal murder Of Mrs Ceceh
Mclaughlin the wife Of 1homss Mclaughlin, a. No 3Tak
avenue. concluded yesterday afternoon. Some addon"
evidence taken, which, IN connection win I've
heretofore given, appears TO asten the guilty aeea pp
daughter, Mary Ann Mclaughlin She stated "i'hou'
before TIE quc tina. ,be not IN ne Iov tbs, he
mother Killed, but her brother ifs. hssi him aud
came home in the AFTERNOON and the si.'ri nes' w
lin ont Of t. house He returned again some hor
til, reA ct and his mother lying az uDu , broom
S1 sgs s % down sts Meeting bic er coming up he
cried ont Oh Mary mother Is dead she ran up 90" III;
% .e nv nothero III. fathers boots were o., The
floor He wa, sure he did not have mem On s ,ug
hs 0 be bouse oil Thursday morning his mo'aei a %
he @ az sr The ye and quite wen He had bought
nh, Of brandy ior his father aout 10 Gcio,s a NJ. 10
rit Il ard went to bod Mr Pennington. who oocnpies
+. tbe same house tosied that wien MARY Ann
snt on, Of the abe had on red ,i but when .n1
svJ hung Il or the piece to dry. In going rom
The house she 10 concei the blood upon her dies'
-, beinr il IN This noticed Ivy Mrs Pennington and
ofher. IN The house end crying ard cursins OIL mat
ernoou md stood almost hour At the street door tln
ytonp of children that her mother dead The little
h5 Fran said that biz sister had often beaten his mother
sometimes with broomhande and sometimes win her net
ttnstne h. broom into hcreyes occasionally she
I! there until the blood spirited ttercrom Coroner Nos
in lie summing upto n. july aed that there Yves ample
beat ne her mother numerically with dangerous
that she drunken demosazcd girl thas che was on
that DAY irtoIicsed and hovsye revolving the thought the
circumstances eli pointed irresibls toward her a. the
petIsor Of this nost unnatural crime The iher we PIE.
sut all dsy but In bealy drunken condition lie would
edyse the Jury to hod both await the action OF the Grand
yv Dc lOry after few minutes consultation bIOuRhl III
the following verdict: That teceia came 10 hef
death from uHeS received al the hands OF her daosh.or
May Avn Mclaughlin; and that Thomas McLeusun ,ne
husband o. deooscd accessory TO the isc peoe nei
death" The ped were comutted 70 Jan 70 a"'" 'H'
AZ iuuO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25
JEnrinc Disaster.

BosroS, Tuesday, Feb. "a 1863.
Schooner IIiawatha, from Bath for New-fork,
went asho.e on Nantucket during the gale on Sun.
day might She is light and may be saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

EN Oh TutttHy, Feh- Y. M
The Board Of Aldermen to-day appointed John
Kurt formerly Colonel of the I'D Massachusetts,
Regiment, Chief OF Police, in place Of Gen. aimee
removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25
MARRIED..

the residences Of Mr.. C. Whean. In
Black River LoIsin Comfy. Ohio, Saturday evening,
Feb. a. 1865 MI Noah b. Aiken 10 Miss Hattie ROssteF
both Of Amherst, Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25
C.srn1rrs.-A child named Ca,harlne Henry


aged soout three wears whose parents reside no. 1 Allan
Eel into boiler Of hot rster which had Just
been lifted from tie end dTsstuy scsded TIA
she died IN few hour, thereafter TIE child paying
about the boiler ,uubed IN bead foremost An Inquest
held by Coroner Hegensn, aud verdict In accordance
with he facts rendered. .
Dir. Henry s.ylel wa' thrown from sleigh In bedford
yesterday afternoon aud sustained fracture Of the leg
lie conveyed his home Putnam BY Oicer
J,l., Of toe Forty -uinh Precinct Police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25


Bosros, Mas. m--IhsusomsseI ~. Wind w.
w light Cissr
orrnrc. p. SL m-TLern0mstsI %. Barometer 1000.
wird w. Cisu.
RIsor,Ki &. r., II, un.-Tberiaom.teT 40. Barometer
10JJ Wind w. Nsht. Clear.
MoS1HriL { T.. 3 a m.--Thsimorsster 80. barometer
e0XB Wind ". = ". Ov.Ica.t
BgyFAro. y. r., ni.-Themonietsr 10. barometer
1910. Wind W Cloudy.
Tonos1o. {. W.. =. m.-ThoHaOmsler "a. Barometer
~ 10. Cloudy.
sAr-il e. W. o q m-Thsrnsuistsr Ilo. Clear
CLKrrI,sD Ohio. Pa un.-Thermonsses 2so. Barometer
- 30. Nud = T.. Cloudy
CmCaGo. H., So m.-TheTmometer Is Bnomettr 20 80.
Pom Mosnos, Va, 3. W,-rhsFmom'ler sSo. Barometer
3OG Wind ~ H. CLOUDY.
PaiiApKlrnii, IA. -TLsrmorneef 3lio Baronser
~ 81. Wind y. r.. Cloudy.
HAurAI, ". 3. a. m.-Ihsrmon'e'er ?t' Wind n. y.
Clear
PonrLAsD. Me. pa IN. Thermometer ~ Wind NJ ~ L.
Gear
sPsiSoyIsLp, Hs.s q pi.-1hermorns.sf 30. Wind N.
". p. Clear
BOsTaS Mass. ga IN -ThsrmonG 20 Wind w. Hssy
Esw-iOEK. "a m.-Ihermomstsr $40. Wind N. N. w.
Hay.
PniI,D,L-siA, Pa. Ga u.--Thsrrnomsisf $50. Wind N.
N. h. Clear.
WIsniSdToS, y. G. a. m.-.Themomtt.r 26'. Wind N.
Clear -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25
IascasLirs Operatives PROVIDED for In
NOva-HcOtin.

Bosros, Tuesday. Feb. "a. 1853.
Tho party Of Lancashire operatives sent GU. by
Mas Coutts in the steamer Canada remained At
Halifax, situations having been secured for them in
thst vciol!y previous 70 Tue sailing Of tho steamer
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S.-T-1S8O-X.


S.-T.-1S8O-X.
A SON1 or HEALTH UappINpca mn ar nov
n will NAV Won call me- tbs nat, N>i'S S~S~
at nsnshf ~ The dsrE Ss.dIv 49,.
10 oman I'm Bacohu.s bowl '
sc,,tay tbe fierce iends OF fsyer
I;ivs puIitv's self TO the BREATH
Scott changes OF water aud dot,
And conquer the Cho era Dsatn.
HuItan ioI .ns 3 a ;, snd ,XXw,
Hurrah for the y >; . ana Aw
Yes. shout for DrsSels Plantation Filters x,~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25
Trnveier.' Guide.
TO Albany, by Hudson Rive Ra..7. ioa N

TO Albany, by Hudson Rive RA..'. 10 M
aud. Observation-Disclosures.
TO Albsny. by Harlem Kk..................,,
TO Boston. by Nsw-London. 6tonington. aud
Pell River lines. daily l5undays eIcePtsdD.
10 Boston, by Now-iisvon RR., via spiins
field. o. M. and "A and p. m
To boston, by Now-iayen IN, VIA ohoro
Line. .ss'. =. -
To PLiisdelphis, by new Jersey Hall
IUtd.. ........,....s......s T., w "'.'
TO Philadelphis. by Camden aud Amboy
Railfoad. ................ a IN
TO the West. by Central Railroad oil new
Jersey. ................ D. a m, =. nI.'
To Washington. by New Jersey kk.1 7. 10 q M
10 Washington. by Camden and AmboJ "sn'
road. ..................... '..'''.','.'''
q Baa,s, 81 Ens kk.,Is. I" saieP'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25
Mails Close ut the Posi-Orlrc.

For rii~d kif g'ioui and the Continent BY scaui-
er Az. W.atss,Iav F,b 2s.................. u a. M
For ifasR"a by steamer fngls. Thlisday Fob D y III
F,f South Pacific aud CcutiH America by steamer
trir D,nd,y March 2..................... 10y a. m.
For N.w-Od,ani ~ 'toemor peofsc W a'hi"foh' :,
1hufsdsF, Fen H... ~ "
For Csiiiornis. &C.. daily (sundays sIceptodl, -,
overhead via ~. joseph. Mo........3 ~ hhd u J. W.
Albany Buffalo nd Causlsg.5 q ui. aad "A
No,fb aud VA Nsv Mail
Western Mail via Eie Rsrc sd....5 q. IN nni y p IN
,,pll,,fn stJ 9ou.h We.,,rn us..5a III aud u y nl.
i. t., Al l,v a. M. AID l2i
Eitiorn lsil By Railroad oItIa Msii......'.' ~ y ~
New EsdioId Newport aud Fall Hvcr......'''' v ~
Erifs Mail Tor Phi adelphia Baltimore sud Ws'h' -
Tie Long Island Mail closes a. 81 MAJ, iof herp
ate d and IrnHra Gully ctosss ~, ia" ~ D. M in'
Hunting aud Babylon Mall closes al % M ano - "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

SRATINa.--There wac sufficient ice on several Of
the ponds Yesterday morning ensb. persons TO indulge In
the exercise sksn, iiei extent however az the Ice
good Only Tho edges In the afternoon all sport on
MAS cone for and the Of tbs weather last evening
nd.tcs that the would not ad twsny-iouT hours
%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

TIN B0rSrY FRAUD CAsr.-1'be case OF Chss. w
Catv gisht aud Lewis Lambert indicted for deeudins h'
County Of Eiu Of bounty money brought
10 Count Of Session. yesterday Tor the third time The
judge viii charge the july this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

EaRLr CLosfsG op IHr SHOy SToRTs.-An I'd
meeting bose. ard certs .ed IN ths shoe
bu.ues, hold last evening 81 Ranks Hotel Grand s,est
With the VI forming gs1afior for TIE earlier so'
ins Of 60 Mr. esy He'd to the chair,
.na society organized II esolved that tho stores b-
clos-d o'clock RON Mondsy the p - March u ~!
th. ist % November The folown. ofeefs sp
pointed President Sheffield iicsy Nicsfrsidsnt st-Pien
ssunis Treasurer. ADrsn Consin sscfesry Eugene 81.
10 eau.
IiorIL ARRTvALs.-Alajor-Ge SLOGAN y. s.
AiF. r. Lincoln 81 Wellington James fsh, ~, Boston
4 Gull on OF Philadelphia Thomas BsT0ws IT,, torns't
cut. d. Kindsl Of Cleveland c. H. laIkuss Of fhila'
d-pais, l.. o. foser Of Albany, are al the Me,ropoisn
Hoe,
Judre Ll,hrop Of O,wego T. Mcintyre o. CsDsds T. Bar
nun u baltimore Dr. Hsls,ead 81 Mss4achu'et H. Mar
well Of QLebe. Hon J. A. Hoonsn vi Nisconsu, ami
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25
Roston Weekly unnk statemeat.

BOsTOH, Tuesday, Feb q IsoJ
The following is tho weekly statement OF the Boz
ton Banks:
Capital stock 20 2s 100 Due 10 cher Bks ~ 900
esns and d.saon IA 1Sa 1OO A95s 800
Specie ......... 1874 OOOI Cfculsuea sWsooo
Due from ethvI Bis t,SsJ,eoel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25
Coughs aud Colds Very Prevalent.

Coughs aud Colds Very Prevalent.
Persons thus afflicted too apt o. consider item tnng
matter and think that 1T will 20 away OF itself" others
tanper With The many simplc mixtures, iolenses
e TO Give relief bot eventually sccselae the
s,ns. 10 suoh would do not tamper with your
consuiion II you de ie to live t. good od age .' va
Swsyne. Compound Syrup VI Wild Cherry wo wii suaiah
,es cured colds than medcne ever OnrIea 1
.. An This country Even elected coughscated PAIN
rnd IMPRESSION tLroat. hoe senesI, night s"ea'
restless shs gives QUICK reie aud wond.rtd ~
go ID f.nd. Preuared only by DR.. SWAlNE SON.
lnhelnLla. Sold BY drngKlats and dsaes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

OLD JoHy-STErrT CnuRcH TIA PAEfr.-Las'
evening. the friends old and young u Odd J0ha-sIeet
NJ T. Church. .s,,ubed in the CLstcL ard took tea TO
geeT the TO- pe st;ing dpwn 81 seventies" n the bAso
inent parpoir L, tic church the Rev Dr. Porter
pfesded. and short ugt addresses were ru,do ~ NJ
fhAysf d.. Porter & Ioi1h Mr. L1der Mf 0lisii aud
other, Many chc,fin. hstofeAi ferinscencsi or %
Jou stie~ were related sud shoueh 81 the appointed
were prescott ths cougt sao ge h, idcA hs they
.r. toyirs good nms" and When tho procsedrr tee
nlinsted they WeDt home Ashly stlihed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

VIZ PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION for the fulfill
nent Of what We here declare la almost instance
where tie intent suffering from pain and exhaustion reie
will be found Ia hneen twenty minutes sner MRa "ss
Lows SoorHISG SrRUP las boon slmiai'sfsd.
Cure. Dy.enisry sad DiArshg, and Wind Colo sure to
rrsulats the bowei.-23e . bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

sipce the organization Of the CoDpsuy 1887 deaths have
rycd Among II, members on whose policies the %
4s4 $40 ~ has been paid Of which i32e9 % paid
a. Dividends Additions to Policies and which does MOI
include their participates in the approaching distribution Of
surplus.
Tie details Of the Dividend Of tho date OF ls Februsfy
1863 will b.. announced to Policy holdersas pssss
cable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

EIGm CARTEs DE NIsrTE FOR 81, of un-
squa.d style aud Gnis at TAIs corner Of CourAndt and
(.f,~nuicn.sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

PHYsIoGNoMY.-At the request Of several
,le. aud Gentlemen Gas. Tor IS.rErcrioS In Psior
CAL PHYsoGsoHr CnARAcrEK RgADIs0. viii be organ.
lied on SATURDAY EyKsIsa ue,t under experienced
Teacher ct the Of Mesr-. FowLaa Asp ErLs No.
aos Broadway. where ucts,s may be obtained
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-06
Whisky MKnockIng,, a Cold.

Under the above caption, the genial city edi-
tor of the Cincinnati Times, MI, A. M. Gris.
void, late of Cleveland, tells the following
story t t8'9g' sa -'ae- %. l.E
There iso much sameness of appearance as
we'll as intelligence among the people who are
found occupying cells In the police Station
Houses Of morning. They are far from being
the happies, creatures in the world. However
jolly or oblivious they may have been the night
before, the cold gray eye Of morning stNes away
all that 10 visionary and unreal, leaving Che
uncomfortable details of wretchedness and O
prison. a,'o.1e1i ~ .ta. ii- o' a' r3 -
3 Looking In the Ninth Street Station House
this morning, and glanciog OF the miserable
creatures collected there, our attention vac par.
tioularly attracted by prisoner who bere the
appearance Of more than usual wrstched1ess
He was lying on his face upon the Aoor Of b I
cell, and grosned heavily at intervals. Weiel,
curious to know something of him, and accord.
ingiy questioned himi H~N Ola. l.s.1. ab.u
"Whatb brought you here, my frieud3' fts
He raised himself upou bis elbow, disclosing
face battered and bloody. TIE seediness Of
his cuas wss bat partially concealed by coat
OF mud In which Il was encased. His hot lay
by his eide with aterrible mash iais. EJeinR
his interrogation moment, he replied 10 voice
so hosrse as to be scarcely s'legible:" a-al. 4
"a cold Brought me here, sir. How wich
Il would carry me of-only way can get oui
Of this scrape."d 5ao -I it
"a cold ~ uqy g. a.a d.
"Yes, sir. A cold was tho proxinate cause
whisky the immediate cause" t an.a'
"EKplain,'' di9Y rsh o1sf5. 24H as ..i5
| 81 will" tHe sat upright In his co,) 81
have had o severe cold Tor week or two past
A friend advised me to try Whisky-said il
would knock . cold qnicker'n Lightning. Oh
jected Of fret. MY cold called for some.hinl
lopaeaing--AirAid Ehiaky would produce tighI-
nets. Friend said l sas going in decline
lsure--did't decline any longer. Took ssme- =
feli batter, Got into draft going throagh al
alley, and lCok q Little more cold; then took /
little more whisky.a A man invited me to drinl
hls health, He was hosiss and coughed badly
80 drank spme whisky for hisIcold. He cal
he felt relieved" .,e .5..,q .it
"Of bis cold7y- ,s...., e., ,.. .t,.'',.-, ~,
"NO, Of twenty sosnts1sl4W ~. d 4sia 81
II ~ did 20 on, Knocked of glsss after glal
Of whisky, under the impression ihas ! wa
, knocking my cold. finally undertook the jO
} Of knocking oil the colds in Cincinnati by N
, same process. Whiaky knocked me, at length
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