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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-24

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s T1Issn ~ vhns = 1seeinAs DAnaAus Ssse
I, r. -: - -, ,.. 81; -. 49,.
40 su1s beeA IUnD - mn
Hss ssssD9 - - bsy.
csoass - Q. ! vh~ss h p.ees q n s4Ass.
Hs q 4tssn ArotAss, 10
No. : Main Derest
fhoaxh shi ana ~srn ras4nx,
Ard esods ars very LIB;
e11a we I'LL ~ tOWWR prices,
A. ~ ~ = days Usns b..
View raeofve4 rood onuuetD9ut
OfC3othlnS. Hats and ehoa,
Tos needn't lsavs vftbsst nsw 09nsnk
For grsenhaeks re HBv0 nzuuA
Caoguss- And VIXEN you're asksd b. oeAAu, Nv
where you bought that eult - nsat IA
Yon can answer: A. Seem 1FU4hsn,
No. 3 Main street.
John. do hurry, for Tn vsitssx.
he sun b a11ost down,
Win 70 stop q Stem Brothers,
WHOSE stsTe h In this town.
YOa know wGTe In nseA u elpehiAg.
And they ell then % cheap,
81 pray. doa't forsst ~ ssnbss-
Eight, IN 1aan stsset
Cnoaus - Bee how they ere runnins
IN oeu yoa yhere they'll meet.
~ tAst plsce near the I2vse. A'
Nos Main street
Whatever epods yca want 10 bar.
In black hnA 4nv ~~s~wrn
De Snfe % cad o 1trn Rsokhesa,
fhat paace u grsa4 Fenowus
kemenber now that cheapesf stand,
For vhat you may need
And they win not fail 70 please you,
Al nos Main s1eesk
Caoars:- And ucv vRd b soldiers,
In bsth amy enA navy:
Hyoa vast sny ClO4hane M
Call At Main street, nsar Lsvss.
Having god aDrtment 81 HeaG, Youth ~ Dcy
rlothfnx and 0scb' TRSpSshng Good we rsspsetfnll
uvfss tie pahlic TO give - cali u the old stan No
uAtH erREs, xHAa YnI Lawn, Keoxrx, Iowa.
jsll-dln STEAM 0801mR00.
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BY Telegraph Nrw YcaK yues a
cottos-Dull and without decided change salsu ii
xSfq1 ~ middling uplands
nour-opened quiet and frm, closed declining II n
$ for Extra st.tes o0Ga . Extra r. Il. O. and
5nDlo % for trade bands.
Mhisky-Esn. Salss II 65@1 a mr. STATE
Wheyt-Cpened dali sad e,osed 3Ale iower Sales A
eoo2 o5 for Chicago spnE oo@3 @. for Nilusnker
Cauh fs92 3 for Winter Red Western;
kye-Quief and nominal
Bxrley-Scarce
Corn-Decidedly higher Sale, At gal saf,r 49,
mixed Western 80 for new and old Do
Mfs-hisher and more activs. Salss u 0zl<Dosc Tor
State and Western
Codee-Dull.
sugM-Ae.vs; % fOr New Orleans and 10 for cuba.
Molasses-Duli.
Peirvlenrs-Firn. lie sr Refined IN BOND SIC far
Rehped Pres - -
Wool-highes sud unssttiei
rork-ocned hrmsr and In acfiFe demand ut sdvane>d
% per barrel bus closed dull aod druopfns = eAout
y@lefdays bgures- Sales n % fpr 1esc a 60
II 40 for new prime mea< - t06D for prime No.
heef-Exrised, mere srtive and higher Ifa1ar M
mess. - N - P1s11
Beef-fhn, but guiet
Tnt Asass-Ernsr. lA0ls11e for shouldess, and lse
Bacon sdss-Dsn. and noainai.
LaIu-9Ge scnYe, chiefly for future delivery, sna
6atter-Unsettied- Haies 1t 3ooasc sr oaa.
eheese-Sefy firm, Il ll0l0c
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L01Hy.
DR.. H. ANDERS & CO.'S
IODINE WATER.


Iodine Water acts upon the Hessk Liver Kidneyv N
gasttve Orgnns, and Giaadnlu eystem
The success which has aftended - - 81 IT, rep<As
u ptvate prscttcA M de endoranens M msAjc.i -
thoTify, snnhls - srcUamend 20 the pr,efiSOn.,
and the pnblc feeling confident that With TAR trial \
will attest fs excellence sht cure If Cfuue a.
eazes which inicnse IudinaoucA q gcrufula nru.rAfen
exan 1u1s1onAs neAse, Lfv3 and Kidney Rseaesa ker
vous Affections. Neurnlesa kh<uuhxism Dy.n<usis n
bility, syphifis, ETC.
Physicians may rely upoA the unfSaru strength a
Iodine Water contxninR thre~uusrtsr xrrirs p~yv
500 II b oct ahas tsrrompcsitson nor
formed nequsiitie~ nestr II the Iodine xydirrd NJ
rentraxed BY cclinnsso0 With any lnwr<dirnf reprr-
Ing this solution superior 70 any other sthod a sxhb
ffinx Iodine.
Ku directions accompany each bottle that II NV H.
~ nmiy mssiseins a we'll q By the proSsaion-
Prcs dollar per tottle u rceps of Ave dolIsr,
~ tsttaes delivered rss By expreh to INV .ddrres
o. tounfeEfes1 and limitations which uprinci
Piled dealers endssscr 10 dispose u On our rrpntsfson
So car signature md tade mark as Greei word he.d
ing this advertisemenf) upon the Ab~ls and vrxuxy ~
each bottle, without which none n k~rune
Circulars grHfis
DR.. n ANDERs CO..
PhysiciAns and Ch~nnisSa
nsyAvom No &2S broadway, New York.
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FoR BuRLlHeros, KEfrHsBuRa, NEW
BosroN, MusoA11EE, Rock IsLAxD AHD
DAvEspoRr.-The steamer City Of
Keithsburg, Capt. Chas. AoHisoa, will
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival of the cars from Keokuk, making
connection with the railroads for oil Of the
above points, aud at Davenport with daily
line of steamers for Dubuque. Train
leaves Keokuk at 7:15.
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PEHMAssHIP.-Mr. VIM. II. Pearson
will organize classes in penmanship and
bookkeeping upon Tuesday, July 9Th. n
o'clock p. n. in the Public School House
on Eighth and Blondeau. Mr.. Pearson
has taught heretofore in our place and
gave great Satisfaction. He 10 thorough
master Of the branches be assumes Il
teach, and We hope win receive the lib
eral patronage Of our citizens. al
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Howe & Tyler will sell on Saturday
morning at 10 O'Clock. bedsteads. chairs,
tables, bureau, side-board, good mat
trssses. lot quilts. sheets, pillow slips. and
feather bed and pillows; white stone
table ware three barrels cider vinegar;
one barrel sorghum molasses lot Of IN
claimed baggage, consisting Of carpet
sacks, trunks. coats, DC. left 1t hosel
and not called for, together with gene
raj lot Of kitchen utensils. Tjun23- st
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The EXHIBITION LAST EvENrza-It
vas largely attended and the exercises
decidedly entertaining. The speakers &C.
Quilted themselves we'll. Want Of space
forbids our further notice of it in this l.
sue. We win try to do SO more as large
tomorrow.
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Since the burning of the Rock Island
bridge. il has been impossible TO ship
grain to Chicago by the cars Of the n.
NJ. R. R. Muscatine shippers are now
sending by steamboat to Rock Island,
where shipment IL made over the Rock
Island R. R. So says the Journal.
"A Mr.. Phillip Moon was killed near
Des Moines upon the 18th inst, by the
caving in Of well.
The sheriff Of Tama county, Mr.. II.
Williamson, died at his homo in Toledo q
short time since.
The West Union Record thus glori-
fees itself over the fair daughters Of North
Iowa: "NoEth Iowa girls need not use
pearl powder. rouge or crimson silk. Our
girls are - industrious n bees. Pure
prairie air and plenty of it is what does
the business. We don't feel like bng.
ging particularly, but We do certainly
rs
think that North Iowa has - many rosy
checked, healthy, handsome looking girll
as any portion Of this little world. II
any country can do better, We would like
to know it."
The late showers appear to have ex-
tended up the river to St. Paul-with
occasional brsaksges, however, who're the
unfortunate localities have not yet been
blessed with sain.
In noticing the mastering ont Of the
service of those members of the Sd Iowa
infantry who did not re-enlist a. veterans
at Davenport last Friday, the Dubuque
Times thus awards to the men-what is
often overlooked-the praise due them
for the services they have rendered the
Government:
While the re-enlisted veterans deserve
the highest praise for their bravery and
patriotism, these noble men,, who have
served faithfully for three years, and nov
return honorable to their homes, deserve
the lasting gratitude Of = loyal and sppre-
eiative people.
The citizens Of Fremont county are
growing tired Of the continued dspseda.
tons of horne thieves 10 that part Of the
State, and are preparing to clean ont the
gentry.
The Rock Island bridge u 1biag 10
paired and viii BE- in good condition again
in abou. forty days.
-Forty ladies of AnamosA hare sieaed
IL LAdis5' National cosenast % Dor
chAss no goods Of forsiga iuportatios,
whom thses Of American masufaesars sas
b sabstitsted.
On the hssspgth Of this, We supposa, >
calioc ssa.party MAS held at ~ Fisher
HOssa in Auauosa some daJs ago for ihe
benefit q he soldiers. The rsceipas wsrs
Sioo. Al 70 the costume Of ths ladiss''
attending. thu Earska sa,s: 4 LAdses
need not dread to 60 % he sasisssy Far,
in the plainsat calico. Caliss ! shs|
fashion nov, and plain bat neat calico
dress is moro estssnsd thsu elk. Ssfaa
sensible men regard IT,
The 18th regimen. 100. Y, ~. zoo
Il. - sf= - u
strong, i IN easp = DassnpssA "a i
bsing sloyly fllsd y y sssssits lss. II
parts Of the State.
We slaaa nost x ne abovs isans aIou
- Dsbsass Til - ~ ~ 5ur,
~.
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JoHHsroH's NV FAMnY ArLAs.-
We would call attention Of our citizen,
to this magnificent illustrated work Of
hundred steel plate maps Il is unques.
tionably enc Of tho ysry best Aliases ever
published, containing every township and
nearly every village in North Anesiss, =
well as being complete Atlas Of foreign
countriea The letter pres is entirely
new and invaluable in ito character. Il
has I complete list Of the Cities towns and
villages, and postoidoes in The Unitsd
States and Territories, arranged ID slphs-
bstical order, compiled exclusively fos
this AtlaA n oddities = shis list i haa
che entire chronological record u the
events in this grsGt rebsllion, - arranged
that any plaos If istsrsst - sSudlly IS
fsssd upen ths 49,. + ~ ~. IL
senrlsts ~ vs1anl seasuD, apa - =,
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r. Our eotsrprising friend Lowry,
Of the News Depot, placed upon our table.
early yesterday morning, the Chicago
Tribune of Wednesday, usually not re-
ceivsd until noon.
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CAieage market.

b Tslssraph.l cu,aaee. Inn. =
Rleur-Dull and nominal
wneee-S@5c lower Salss u n 1904 70 ~ No. /
~ sso1 - lbr No Z, closing q issjds 49,
!, Co n.19sc lover ealss 9aol > Or No. ]; sad
zASi = for No closing steady st 3613 =
0561$ elostng q inside prSces "a
Hye-Act1ve atl o.
narley-Hegiscted-
Highwines-ln fir demand and 49, 49,.
hsn e - - e6.
hUk-se oo0ae % without bayess.
Ixd-Hald At tic, buyers Il lselsi<c
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Special Notices.

( LaAaes 1aAIssls LaAiestIg
Don't iii - rsadths adytisneasin III papsrAssssl
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES /
Dr. Chees.aa haa devoted ~ last thirty years u ~
practice 70 Female Couplaints Hi PflsaSe ke 49,
nay Ars
RELIAsLE AHD sAFE.
Asc30- d&vGmeod
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=
- g g -
s.Wn leer. f,o- ! 49, Iea1o, aiseeted
Eo =. D. Na,bosoa. "a ~ lD1A 49, :.
dla ahaif 1ccdf1ndA = go - ass:s'
~ ~ - - - ~ ss's.S ~
| forti6ed h;mseN n heme. "a thssesSSsd
iFts Bhooe ~ sdsona uAssssas.Resd g
esfest elm. A.c onesss ne.sse -
sa JI ~. IN i..c :. o.ii.. 1890 A;n
and vers ahont - taka lin any. Via,
/ As essQht u : gar, and levs1sd & Il ose
Of his captors. He was immediatsly sAot
ao.n, ana :, las' asoossss ~ seppossa
49, " NJ. -. 80 ~,
IL la suine. ner,lvsipe ii loiVsr e.
txsnitiss."
Thu Whe.tl.nd fCl;uton County,
Times complains because their neighbour
are getting showers Of rain And Wheat.
land has had nary drop.
- ho,.. and hneov ver. .tol.n no..
A., .van;nu :. n.v.rro,t from /. ooun.
;.,c To-, - -. "A.
Recommendations. and hitohed his horse
near the circus tent. So SAYS the Demo
mat.
We learn from the Davenport Demo
cr.t that bloody and disersesfal scene
v,s enacted At the Fifteen Nile House,
on the D ubuque road, upon Monday after
noon. There wss law sait--ssvsral
parties got to drinking too exfsasiseiy-
got into row. in which twenty or thirty
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., stones and revolver
we're ussd. Three or four were shot, one
accidentally, and the others seemed to
have deserved it. None MORALLY injured,
however.
There vas iourpeymen ciear-nak-
ers' strike in Davenport Monday for a
advance of two dollars DER thousand on
former prices. at which they were maxine
60 eis -.
~ - ~ 20
uaSesss.
The crops in Adair and Blaekhawi
.orr.;.. A.. .e,.,.,, ;n;ured hv IN.
-.
ulou'a'
Major William Thompson, Of the Isl
Iowa cavalry. Who h.s made 4 i;ne record
Ale :. w.. l.. L.. -,
~ : = ''' '
o0'o''' u '''' ~
nave noticed yieio OF 10 Pound'
OF wool from luck 10 duthfle county
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financial aud Commercial.


Nsw Kesk Monsv 0aEkss.
Dy rslesrspAl sEv YoRx. June ..
Money stringent II ;6s Der cssx-
Sterling kxrhsnge irregular and unsettled - les ~
ported 81 3e<eS - for currency
0ed hrseuIax and unsettled opening NJ zioe7 Il ID
vancing 10 Hs0zN declining 70 1ps2lo, and CLOSING
~ 2io62is
Government Stocks, steady. IN
U Gs 81 Coupons, III a5
z. 80 coapons, O6111lo5L
30 Treasury Notes, October and April. l0e540l0s5<
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~ Kramer, Irwin d Co, agents for
the sale Of Slocum's "Sids. Loading Re-
volvers.' The best pistol nov in use.
No. lO8 Main street.
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PERsoHAL.-Gen. Tuttle was in town
yesterday for few hours. He went on
MP to Keosauqua upon the afternoon
train.
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EOKUKs g
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
The Library 10 ePon fFsn 70 P. H..
MsHAays, wsanssAaysanA sassraays
AndS 10 10 EVENING" Of tho same days-

erocK-slo 90 psr share, and ~ % Annad dass,
sunscRnx2s-Ss 90 per Annum, or 81 90 per Quarter.
Rssm svsr yesaksr Brs . stsrs Mssst ssts - lsA
OTTO LYMAN, Librarian
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How DARK1T GOT TO EAsroN.-A
genuine son of Ham, some sixteen OF
seventeen years Of age. asked the condue
tor, Mr., to let him ride to Easton
but he refused As the train vas about
startiDg, however. one Of the hands en-.
ployed on ii told Ssmbo to jump on
Which be did. After the train had been
some time on its way, the conductor, in
passing around to collect the fare, came
10 where Sambo SGT, whsn the following
dialogue ensued:
C-"Whsre's your ticket p
Scot mono, massa."
C--"Who told you to get on p
C-s.Ds gentleman on de ingine." ID
C-"Well. l want you to get off It the
next station"
S-"Yes, sab
At the next station, sare enough, Sambo
got Of, but when the conductor called ont
III aboard" he jamps o. agais. Pro-
sently the eonduosof, in going The rounds
agsin. came 70 where Sambo sak whom
the dialogue 9as resumed:
C-"Dida'. ! tell you . gas Of At the
last station r.
eaYss, sah, y I did; but dsn you
say AL aboard, dsa / pops o. gin"
Cn Vel, so~, TN zen - 81 Of 1t
the next station"
SssYss. sah.'
Atths next Station, = befdes, 6ambo
gos of, ard q the word1 Aall ahoatd," be
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"a Pursuant to notice previously
given, the soldiers met at the College last
evening and the meeting was organised
by appointing N. S. Smith. Chairman and
VIM. o. Spinney, Secretary.
A resolution in favor of having cele.
bration was discussed and adopted.
The meeting decided in favor Of going
on basket picnic excursion to Balm.
gers Grove, and then appointed Com
mittee of Arrangements. consisting of two
from each hospital building and two from
the guard-house.
Lieut.. Springer's name was added to
the committee.
Said committee to meet at Lieutenant
Springer's Office At the Estes House ct
O'Clock A. NJ. to-day.
Meeting adjourned to meet this evening
at II o'clock p. M, At the Medical Col
lege Lecture Room.
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eH SEQ advertisement Of gold specta-
cles lost.
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A BAD PLAcE.-We don't mean pur.
gatory, or that other warm locality not TO
be mentioned in polite circles, (of which,
however. our Office at the present writing
IL very fair type,) nor do We mean the
calaboose. nor Libby prison. nor the Chi
cago Coppsrhead CONVENTION. We mean
place on the pavement about 7tb and
High streets. We believs, whore slop aud
dish water 'aov profusely" acroe. the
walkand where numerous porcine quadru-
peds do most delight to ooagregsts, and
which il . bad place for passsngsrs, ssps-
cially ladies'. Indeed. . friend Of our,
tells Us he saw . young lady fall down 10
trying 10 pass over it. the other evening,
doing hereby serious damage 70 her Sun
day-go-to-meeting 6xins. Let ~ have q
drain under the walk, oh, somebody.
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stocks-Rsther batter.
c4P1iS GAcI 1885, Carl 49,: NxPp 0l<
Toi web e. ~ ~ G Ifc5E fH6sI& 3 III
Rsd SPY Scrip lA U IT Cert o6sG Pc Mail ~
| Nj Cl33$ Hts llA . = Les; Hrdson lxls& Har
lem ~ hssdins l1o,S c Isl; N osk. CT n
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PORT OF KEOKUK.
nam HAVING 1s.DAr.

DoAn LEAylyG fo-DAY.
pss ysrnsn, MsAsoa, d. Lou3s.
EAgia, Rish0p, Wsxsaw-
Sucker etate, Werd, ST. Louis.
ARRrvAIA YKsTERDAY.
Die ver1cp. Aasson, o. LoufA
Kate keafnsy, Height. g. Louis.
EorthesDsr, Allurd, g. Louis
Turtle, AinnesslA-
fucker STATE, wsrd. g. Louis.
Ed. blsASp, WaEMv.
DEPARTURES YEsTKRDAY.
Lscy hertrnm, Drciaakf, st. LcuiA
KATE ksasney. Weight, p. Louis.
Northeruer, Alfnrd, b. Louis.
Eagle. niaAop. warssw.
Turtle, Hannibal
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LsauL H. July 10Th, 1854
JoHs II. BIeos, Kaq--Dssr sir hsse been sufferer
for years vita Chronic Rhesmtsm and take great
rala Specific be the best medicine for that disease
tkAx kaye ever hsardCE When commenced taking II
eosd hardly walk sis still, great the pan,
sxsd IN three days frye FROM IT, .nd my legs for
the hsse 6ns II Avr years. ce fo~ psfa- and FEEL
nimbi~that think woald be dancing AL the while II IL
did ~ much for music. But, ar, II . splendid
medicine s~i would rscsend al thcss aAirteA With
those dseas-s To TRY it, Ihavc just forndCspt Raymond
q ffena II nlne) kis beck With inAn Fstory red-
matisn and told him what your medicine did for
10 viii send to yuu for Of H. Enclosed please md
tvc dollars and send ne two hotties Of the Specific ri
Anss. fn there plenty thai suffering with those
ds-ase~ that with your speeinc and
think that yon ought 70 publish In every city the
Onion. Very respectfully yours.
Carr. JAMES W. BROWN,
R<~idenoe, Chicago, Ell.
Pa Send medicine 10 Of b. r. W. whitman Chi
cago- J.W.R
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PEnsoxAL.-We were pleased to re-
ceive call yesterday from Rev. Messrs.
John Haynes and Magill, both Of Birming-
ham, Van Buren, county, and the former
. Methodist, and the later Presbyt eri-
an Minister. They are going to St. Louis
and thence into Dixie Is delegates Of the
United States Christian Commission -
They are both active, enegetio men, earn
est patriots, good ministers. and christian
gentlemen, and they will discharge their
duties faithfully and veil.
Hon. Sam. II. Ebert, Secretary Of
Colorado Territory. was in town . abort
time yesterday. Mr.. Ebert 10 SON Of
DR.. Ebert, Of Van Buren, county.
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Read tAe Tesssnony.
PHnAnEaRuA, Feb. q, leek
Dr. SOL have been Z sufferer from that mos
hoerfd dsease DypepSfAp fF siEteen yeasp but sfte
uadng the one box q 4 4 eHARPS Pills, which p1r
chased q yos some three weeks ago feel n nd en
tersa into new ie-my general health has Improved
ny appetite has increased end atogsther feel ike
- - Iaakc pasasus n reooansAdis0 SAsu to tn
t1biie - 80 ard rslhhls. ssourA truly IN @
e@E CT. 0RBEa
No. Al Chestnut st., Philadelphia-
Price MOO > Box. Sold By Druggists evaywhers
JOHN J. KRONER, PRINCIPAL Aecnt
ess<as~ca - Chestnut ~ Phifadslphia-
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KHoKUx MAnxnrs.

DAItY Gam Cssr 0vvrn /,
kAxug, Jsns y lisa
0ROCRRlHs.
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Lsttsr foa Capt Msls 10 Alexander Leisrh Druggist
bsfcre JHe- n nloos, became Agent for the Asdcise
ef- Lorn, March ~, 1ss3.
AIu LnrcH, Esq.-I{ke many Of my profession
hase sessed severely With rhsanssn md oOad get
permanent relief till tried your Specific am happy
= say sAas ts No. Sew days restored health.
fHEnsdl CAPT MALIN, Il steamer WArssw.
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Erua the Hon. yrBsE LoES Of the Land Court.
o.. Lor1s, Yeb. 25th, 1894.
J. h. BIoep, Es4-DssS Sir have tried your Rheu-
naftsm, HeWaigfs and Cost spsriac, and have found
greaf relief om IL when other remedies hare fsSled
think very safe and reliable medicine.
Very respectfully, yoar. friend.
C. b. LORD.
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FAD BEAT.
..The GIFT of the Gnb.,,

Sir Robert Peel, on more than one &C.
casion, invited Stephenson to Drayton.
He refused, at first, from indispostion, to
mix in fine company" but ultimately went.
On one occasion an animated discussion
took place between himself and DR.. Buck
land, on one Of his favorite theories as to
the formation of coal. But the result was
that D. auckland, much greater master of
tongue fence that Stephenson. completely
silenced him. Next morning, before break
fast, wnen be was walking in the grounds,
deeply bordering, Sir William Toilet came
up and asked him what he was thinking
about 'Wby, Sir, l an thinking over that
argument had with Buckland last night.
know am right, and that, if had only
the command of words which he has, I'd
have beaten him" "Let me know all about
it," said Sir William, "and I'll see what
can do for you" The two sat down in an
arbor, when the astute lawyer made himself
thoroughly acquainted with the points of
the case, entering into it with all the zeal of
an advocate about to plead the dearest in
terests of his client. After he had mas
tered the subject, Sir William rose up, rub
bing his hands with glee. ''Now am ready
for him." Sir Robert Peel was made ae-
quainted with the plot, and-adroitly intro
duced the subject of the controversy after
dinner. The result was, that in the argu-
ment that followed, the man of science was
overcome by the man of law, and Sir Will
liam Toilet had at all points the mastery
over DR.. auckland. "What do you say, Mr.
Stephenson" asked Sir Robert, laughing
"Why" said he, & will only say this ::
That, of all powers above and under the
earth, there seems to me to be no power so
great as the gift OF gab.'-Me'a Who Haze
Risen.
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one condition, that he receive no pay or
emoluments of any kind. and have the privi-
lege of bearing his own expenses at the
capital. This was finally. though reluctant
ly acceded to by Mr.. Stanton, and Mr..
Whiting left his palatial home in New Eng
land, and took up his abode in Washington
City. Not content with refusing to receive
compensation himself, he drew up an In
strument of writing. and fled it in the War
Department, STIMULATING that in case of his
death while here his family should not be
entitled to one dollar for the service he
may have rendered Mr.. Whiting is a
rich man and can afford to do all he has
magnanimously agreed to, but it should be
remembered there are hundreds of others
equally rich, and who would hesitate for a
long time before accepting such nonremu-
nerative berth.