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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05
Dr,LOngdOn'S SuCCeSS
Additional Proof Of His
Skill.
Home Testimony that Cannot
be Doubted.
Statements from Two we'll known
and Trustworthy CItIzens-both
Residents Of Wheeling for
Many Years.

FRoH JouN Il. CHALK, Esq, CLASH resser,
KIrkwoOd Glassworks. Residence, German St,
Centre Wheeling, Read what he says:
While In the army contracted Bronchitis
with Congh, which grew moro and more RRgra-
waited until my condition during tho present win.
ter excited tho most serious apprehension. I
had become much emAcIAted and my cough was
not only constant, but OF tho most SLpGr6 and
lrTttlilre character Failing 10 obtain relief
from other sources applied 10 Dr.. LOngdOn who
encouraged me, after careful and thorough cx.
animation OF my case, 70 hope for benefit from
proper treatment Tho 1rst dose Of his mCdI.
cine gave mo decided relief, and continuing TO
ehoerfully recommend Dr.. Longdon to those
afflicted with Chronic Ailmontsa as a physician
Of undoubted Bkill aud worthy Of the highest
confidence. JOHN II. CHALK.
WHEELING, March u, 1879.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05
NOZZLE, ALA, May 81, 1869.

UFs WI IL 7 WII'
Dear SIr-I should DO pleased 10 advertise your
medicines, and will cheerfully give you good
notice OF your Expoctorant, as have personally
used II With great satisfaction.
Very respectfully, W. D. MANN,
PrOprietor.of the Mobile Register.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05
WHEELING, March a. ISIS. D'A''-N'

These statements, like the ono from Mr.. HIg.
gins, arc from highly respectable parties living
In our midst, and Ike all the evidence Of Dr..
LonRdon'S akin, will boar tho closest scrutiny.
There can DO no doubt Of the great superiority
and efficacy Of his treatment In chronic Diseases
to which his practice 10 mainly devoted. He IseS
and EE1H!IR6g more Of these mAladleN In year
than family physicians and general practitioners
cone IN contact tgIh In lifetime.
Fees for consultation, examination, advice and
treatment within the reach OF all,
Medicines for all Diseases by mall and express
TO all parts Of the country.
OFFICE HoURS.-9 to 70. l:30 to 8, and $50 to 9.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05

The BARRIERS PREPER DR. TUFTS HAIR DYE.
ApI-eOdAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05

FRoN CORNELIUS GnLEsrIE, ESQ, u Boiler in
tho Belmont Rolling Mil. RetIdence, 9Th ward
Hearing OF Dr.. Lougdon's skill In Chronic
Diseases, consulted him Rbout three weeks ago
in regard 10 Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and
Nervous Prostitution, from all OF which had
been suffering for some time. Although have
10 we'll AS ever Idld-so well, indeed, that IhGTs
no desire 10 Ittl any BITTER.
WuRRfINa March % 1879
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received by tho Committee on Water Works
until 10 O'Clock, Thursday, April 10, 1873 for
the making and delivering Of all castings that
tho city OF Wheeling may want in one year, ex-
bids will DO endorsed, "ProposalS for castings
for the CITY," aud DO loft with the Clerk Of tic
City. A. WILSON,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05
no CONTRACTORS 8 BUILDER!

lC0 Barrels Nc Plus Ultra White Lime.
100 Louisville Cement.
80 SupGr9nO Plaster Paris.
Iron and Steel sledges
Iron and Steel CroWbRrs.
And all sizes Of JackscrewS and MheelbATIoW VI.
Just arrived and for sale at
APPS JACOB eNYDER'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05
THREE MILEIcE.

Having purchased tho Three Nile leo Houses
Of Geo. sChellhOuso and J. BedIlIOn, would 70.
specially announce 70 the citizens OF Wheeling
that am now prepared to supply them prompt
ly with good plreicc
mMQl CONRAD sRIBRRT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02

A letter from Des Moines, Iowa, to the Chi
cago JOURNAL gives the following interesting
bit OF romance in real life:
George Z. Henderson left Ottumwa In the
spring OF 1857 to cross the plains to Callfor-
MIA, aud was captured by the Snakes and
Shoshone Indians. lie was taken by them
down into New Mexico and has been there
held by them since. He married an Indian
woman while with the Indians, and she as
sisted him in escaping, and persisted In COM
ing home with him. He has wife, to whom
he was married but short time before he
went away, mother, brother and sister, re-
siding near 0ttumwa. His father was killed
at Gettysburg. The family had given him up
for dead, and the meeting on his arrival at
horne, few days ago was quite affecting
The mother recognized lin as he stepped
through the gate at the front door yard,
though he was dressed In the Indian costume
and 6ronzed to nearly the color Of savage.
lie Is now forty-two years old, six feet
one inch In height, and as straight az an ar
row. The Indian wife seems devoted to him,
but freely and fully recognizes the Just rights
Of his first wife, who has so long mourned
her husband as dead, and surrenders all her
claims upon him In behalf Of the white
woman"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02

North pole expeditions are still In order.
This time the adyenturer Is Leigh Smith, an
English gentleman Of wealth. He acts on
his own responsibility entirely, and has
neither applied for nor received pecuniary
aid from governmental or other sources. He
sailed from Dundee, Scotland, on the 10th of
May, In q large steam yacht called the Di.
ana, manned by crew Of twenty men.
Three scientific gentlemen accompany him,
and he has sailing-master on board, though
he is himself a practical sailor, and will be In
direct command Of the vessel rs well as OF
the party on board. Like all other Arctic
explorers, Mr.. Smith Is entirely confident Of
success. The Diana will call at Cobbe's bay,
Spitzbcrgen, and will there he met by Mr..
Smiths sailing yacht Sampson, which was
sent out from Hull, England, May /, with an
additional supply Of stores. The expedition
lists entertain hopes Of reaching an open polar
within . year.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02
THE BKECHEn-wOoDuUII. SCANDAL.

THE BEECIIER-wOODHUII SCANDAL
A new and unexpected turn has occurred
in the shifting changes Of the Beechcr- W ood-
hull scandal case, which Is no more or less
than an explicit and unqualified denial by
Mr.. Beecher Of all the tales that have been
told about him In connection with Mrs. Til
ton an6 other members Of the Plymouth
church congregation. In short, Mr.. Beecher
prints q card in yesterdays New York papers,
in which he declares that he has "no objec-
ton TO have the Eagle (Brooklyn) state, In
any way II deems 1T, that Mrs.. Woodruff, or
any other person or persons who may have
letters Of mine In their possession, have my
cordial consent to publish them" No clearer
denial Of the charges against him or defiant
declaration Of innocence than this could be
made, and 1t will relieve the minds of many
of Mr.. Beechers friends oil over the country
who have heretofore accepted his silence on
this subject as an indication Of reluctance
on his part to public examination,
which was, to say the least, suspicious. lie
now appears in a new light, and as perse-
cuted man, who has silently and with Chris
tian resignation submitted to the assaults of
unprincipled wretches, no Is entitled to SYM
putn1 Us SHuVhb uuu Us the
almost unanimous denunclation which he has
heretofore received. We believe that gen
erous public will accord to him the rcpara-
ton which Is his due, and although his polItl-
cal enemies may continue the utterance of
insinuations against his character the people
at large will accept his explanation as salts
factory. Believing, as he does, that the
morals Of the country are under the especial
charge Of the clergy, he has not hesltated
TO teach the congregation Of his church
and the readers Of his writings the
duty which good citizens owe TO
their government. In doing this he has
been compelled to 'prcach politics." and
hence has been the object OF attack In the
columns Of the opposition press. lie has
therefore been prosecuted as Republican as
well a. clergyman, and political animoslty
has been added to the morbid and sensational
desire to tear to pieces the character Of an
acknowledged leader In politics and religion.
The character of his accuscrs, although well
known to be OF the worst, has not been con-
sldercd In connection with the infamous SIAN
ders OF which they arc the authors but now
that he has taken public notice OF their cal
umnles we confidently expect that an unpre-
JUDGED public will acqult him.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02

county purposes may be stated as follows: Gen.
eral fund, 30 cents; school fund, 80 cents; police
fund, 10 cents; interest on bonds, 25 cents; sink
ing fund, 10 oents-total, ft.5s; which would be
the proper amount to impose upon the county
for al purposes whatsoever.
Congress In giving Us this form OF govern
ment was not unmlndful Of these existing laws
relative to county Affairs, and while they have,
In section u OF thu organic act, exempted
county property from taxation for city liabilities
they nevertheless adhere 70 the old regime, and
provide In the twenty-second section OF this act
that "the Legislative Assembly may make np-
preparations Tor the repair OF roads.H And this
70 right To my personal knowledge, and per-
haps TO the knowledge Of every member on this
nUor, the cities Of Washington and Georgetown
have paid, and continued TO pay up to the time
Of the inception OF this government, at least one
half the expenses, and In two instances the on
tire expenses OF maintaining certain roads In
the county. And II IL Just that It should be so,
for while the Improvement OF roads h Of some
benent TO the property holders OF the county, II
IL OF Infinitely more benefit to the Inhabitants Of
the cities. The roads upon which this large sum
Of money has been expended lead directly from
the city into the richest agricultural districts OF
Maryland and Virginia, bringing the farmers Of
those sections Into more than successful oompe-
titlon with our own producers, fact at once
detrimental TO the Interests OF the county, and
beneficial TO WashinFton and Georgetown In
their increased facilities for furnishing food.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02
TRANSMISSION of Bleed -As Usssccessfal Ex-
pertinent.

TRANSMISSION OF Bleed IA Usssccessfui Ex-
pertinent.
At different times during the past two years
the newspapers. Of the city have published ac-
counts of successful experiments In the
science Of vivlsectlon or TRANSMISSION Of blood,
made on dogs. The result was so entirely
satisfactory In every instance that many Of
our prominent surgeons were led TO believe
that the science could be applied 10 the allie
Walton Of human suffering with equally good
effect. An opportunity to test # did not
present itself until very recently. The ex-
pertinent was far from being successful, but
nevertheless 1t deserves the attention Of the
medical fraternity everywhere. Toward the
close OF May q robust young man named
George Carlan, who had been employed on
the Northwestern railroad, applied for ad-
mission In the county hospital, and gained II.
He was suffering from IN abscess Of the axilla,
almost directly beneath the shoulder OF the
right arm. II had made Its appearance two
weeks before, and, under the treatment
OF some. bungling quack, had pro-
crossed so far that the muscles of
the part Of the body where 1t was
located were severely contracted. DR.. Strong,
a surgeon at the hospital, operated upon the
gathering Immediately, and with such sue
cess that no serious consequences were anti
was so well during the latter part Of last
week that he spoke about going to work
soon. But while these pleasing thoughts oc-
cupied his mind his system was gradually ap-
preaching deathly crisis. The right sub
clayian artery. through which the axilla re-
ceives Its supply Of blood, ran through the
abscess. The disease rc.ted the artery, and
on Saturday last 1t separated, producing a
aow Of blood so rapid that death would have
ensued In q few seconds but for the protnpt
application OF remedies. The relief was
not permanent, however, rs repeated
hemorrhages' followed until scarcely q
drop of blood was left In his veins.
The hospital corps Of physicians held
a consultation and came to the conclusion
that the only remedy that remained to be
tried was TRANSMISSION Of blood. The services
OF that distinguished surgeon, Professor j.
w, Freer. who fls the chair Of physiology
in Rush Medical College, were secured, and
with the assistance Of Surgeons Bogue, Strong
aud Hiddleson and DIR. Chenoweth, the at
tempt at vivisection was made on Monday.
A robust and healthy patient In the hospital
volunteered to supply the necessary quantity
of blood. Between three and four ounces
were taken from his arm aud placed In q
bowl heated to q temperature of W degrees
by warm water. After the legation OF the
subclavian artery at the shoulder, Q vein was
opened at the bend of the left elbow. Tubes
were then inserted, and the healthy blood
was sent into the body through the agency Of
powerful syringe. Every drop of the fresh
young man seemed to rally at FIRST and the
medical men, though respondent at first,
hoped for the best. II soon became apparent,
however, that the remedy had been applied
too late, and at o o'clock In the evening the
patient died. Chicago Times, l2ih.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02

THERE IS ONE GROUND Of attack upon the
Administration which the Liberal Republican
journals might use with advantage. When In
these scorching days "oid Probabilities"
promises rain and rain does not come, why
not insist that the President shall return to
Long Branch and attend to the Government
The failure to attack the President upon this
point has been grave oversight.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02
LOST AND FOUND.

SToLEN, JUNE Is, IsIs, TWO LARGE BAY
mule Eocd and shS Sss,
att.ehsd g brick wagon, No, ga. ,tinlsy i Dor.
About thirty year. " Ne sve fss ~ h , nan
high; has Indis ink picked in his arms; one shoe
wagon. and go for the apprehens on Of ths tbief
Property q = y. Uorbett, ARLINGTON, Va Infor.
Detective Corps, Washington. n. O. jyi.st'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02

The Cincinnati Commercial calls cotcni-
porary-it Is unnecessary to give the name
n poor spirited pcnsloner." The Commercial
should be more explicit, and tell who pays
the pension,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02

HENRI wArrEnsoy complains that he cam
not get shaved" In England. II he ever gets
his deserts in this country he will be shaved
head and oil pretty closely.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02

THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT for june
shows reduction Of over two million dol
lars during the month, another evidence that
the country Is going to destruction.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02

A FOREIGN DISPATCH says the "Interna-
tlonals are losing ground In Catalonia" We
never knew that they had any ground to
lose there or elsewhere.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02

THE Tribune il coming up nobly In news
about the Arctic expedition. Monday 1t
printed long letter from of Sandy Hook on
board the Juniata.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02
BOARDING..

ElRST-CLASS BOARD, WITH SEVERAL
n large and single rooms now vacant. In . de-
meI mvnths Also. Table Boarders can be accom-.
m dated q 3a month. Apply Of No. IA Third
sreet northwest Je2bSls
RoARDING.-BoARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
hsYtOAS IN good locality. convenient to the
stisSt sssvssn .nS sr.s! pssr,ha,. rs Issls'h
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02

THE BEST MEN are coming to the front In
our political contests. For example, John
Cochranc, Reuben z. Fenton and the Liberal
Republican party.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02

a,h to vh
So Cb,nseo 20 n w,V a. nov acn ns,er, .,o
at,on III ss1,s. pos,on spyn eaom s,N su
more "a sents. ph,lsae,nb,ss "a saa,, ns,
nst ~ cen.s; ~ Louis' 70 cents; san ffanol.-
~ 49, ~ ~ cant. az r.ea w sy y, Whsn,nson
p.,,h H. mots .vs,a .nss ~ inuen ~ bos.on
twice I, much q Inc wealthy ei,ie. q Baltimore
stesisa deha H., ~ M ns ~ wn,cn " nns1
S,,ift,nu ,hIe, ~ !, ny eonsiIueuon 81 scnVoi
sui,h. Three schooi;houses, eSch an ornament
n me- ssovy w,thin Two Year, The.e buliings
esransvey So and one partially As rule ne
paSus v. nsre .hh.ren contlnute intc 70 me
SUPPORT OF schools; ment on THIS iaet not %
poor in land wSn,e ,he avsnass s" pnaw,edge
~ 0pgm a,e W Nv, wv ,nnei W sai aeh l.,
son IVY r ,nrva.snve y, Vn ~ soe p,ovpa
chi,a,on y, 49, py w ue LION. p,hs,
oy ne Government through the influence OF Ia
'v Tso T., ,eg ,ns ,o oo,,.. ,,o,,,
,r,aa ~ esy .ou ,ne mewopotsn poncs, eaous ~
u,as,i ~ e~'eSs VI ia' ycs'' w NV P''Po'e W
qune \. y. ,.,, A.. Ar. p., =,
p,,s,1s Mosu 70 tne Souncu mat tue Doaru VI
r r,,n ~, M ,,i. ~ proseooung ,,.,..-,
which, IN the short period Of Two years. have
Isiseu tn's cly I9m me eondition 81 .nlIu-
nv e. pa, ~ sns. ., 'ne oesnpryvea me.op
.. mouey IN uat poIuon OF Ine p,uicn known
~ .ne eyuny u ssnlnston, hnu Inat nUw
Wupoeeu W ial tut AAfmlnk thnus IN the couhy
under tribute for the expenditures consequent
70 these improvements equal to the amount ex.
acted from the most wealthy, populous and
nourishlng sections OF this metropolis. Upon
this question, and upon the collateral questions
oy which u Is surrounded, desire be neard;
And here permit me to say that while ! VIII
neither assail the acts nor question the inten-
tons OF any Individual or body OF men con.
nected with me government, ] am not prepared
70 subscribe 70 Tue uoctrine mat "tne KING can
70 no WONG nor rcadv 70 accept tue uoxna "
lnIallinillty. shau reserve the rHht 70 criticse
whenever OF wherever, In my Judgment, the
subject lot criticism Arises, fuily Impressed WIN
tue convicuon that no power 10 tnm county ~
20 h'Rn As 70 DC beyond tue candid cnticnm on
the people.
lug ". oi congress which cren!eu tne boaru
Iuonc Wors provinces tnat shlu poniu snan
nave no power 10 make contrAch 70 bind sala
Dstrlct 70 tue payment OF any sums OF money,
except 10 pursuance OF appropriations maae ~
iAN,anu not until such appropriations snsi nase
oeen una tsec, ", gen. clause w aha Tue sct
OF tne Legislative Assembly 0! July W ls.l'
whlch was subsequently ammed by Congress,
PROVIDES tsecton " that In no case snail Tue
saiu Doaru enter into contfAct LOT any Worh VI
Improvement tue cost OF Wnicn snali exceed tne
anount estlmatel therefori And, Iurtnel sec,
uon oI uie same ACT declares ''tnht tne sumo "
N,W1voo Is hereby appropriated IoT
the Improvement and repairs 81 the streeg, ave-
nues, alleys anu roaus W tue ustrlut .! SoiuM-
Ola, TO he used and eHpendeu .Iu!y
as may DO practlcable and consistent WIN the
public interest ~ conformity Win we plan o.
improvements suomittcu 10 ssiu iftuhtuIe ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02

WHAT has become Of Pool and his Ecumcn
ical Labor Council?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02

EVEN the World sneers at tho Liberal Re-
puhlicans of New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02
JAY COOKE a. co.,

General Agents for the District Of Cslus,bia,
vsrsinia, North Coroiina, and seath Care.
llnai
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK RRPUBLIO,
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 CO.,
FAINT, WASHINGTON 4 co.,
MIDDLETON 4 CO., b.
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS RANK,
fANx ~ 'NN@
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02

u ERBY, DENT CO., General Auetionsers ond
n co~ai.Esn ksroAssts. also Agents for the sale
q q, He9nins's Cham ion Fire proof safes. Nos.
nue-aoods sold q auction ct our rooms or any
bart the CITY Special attention paid TO selling
siSnments and prompt returns, References John
y Barb9ur, John Van Riswiek, Hon. Lewis Nc.
mylf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02

A DISPATCH from Arklhsas tells us that
Brooks made the most brilliant speech Of hls
life there few days ago, and challen god
Baxter to show that he was not the Gov
ernor. At last accounts the obdurate Baxter
was still unconvinced, so that the most elo-
quent speech that Brooks ever made has oil
gone for nothing. This Is sad outrage upon
the Constitution and our liberties.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02

FREEDnAN's SAYING AND Trust
BANKING HOUSE, No 1907 PENNSYLVANIA
Opposite United States Treasury.
ALL PROFITS paid to DEPosIToRs. asintorest
not syeee.iin6 per cent per snnum.
from The ffEsT or EKCH MONTH. "''
saturday. deposits onivi from . % tos SaI
CUPRENE COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
D. COLUMBIA.
Francis Mohun Of al.
Charlie. ws'f,riiu. ., a, No sel Ea. Doc. IA
n "a. esse 4 !. osderst thi. arss dsy o. July. A
4 y Ia % francs y nohhn Be- rsuHed and con.
AIMEE Unless Sanse q The oontHry W shown q
rad e the trustes and sopy q thl. order Re f.
snos II n :es PRINTED " e.
said nrst Tns.dAy Of asptembcr, A. BY an Asrye.
n .s q ne gaIs. e. rePon,d Gy the trustee ne
the said sale. upon bringing 10 the court g. pnr.
chaser .h? will pay the sum Of i've Thousand five
hundred dollars for the pruetrty. The report Of
trustee statss the aniouUt Of sale 10 be nvs Thousand
dollars.
true COPY. r J, MEIas, CLERK, nc.
jyaWsw r. y. MkIos. Jr., AsAistant Clek.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Inn BOXES CHOICE LEMONS.
'O JOHN W. LUMspoN,
- ae Ninth street,
1y22ts Opposite Centre Market.

A CARD. -.
as usual, 81 this season OF the year, we have
re' dered all our semiAnnual accounts, aud viii be
srraily obliged TO eli VINO may favor ms with an
early settlsment W. sH6sTkR BRO,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02

SARAToGA SPRINGS GRAND HOTEL.
NV BSSkkR P Si4 oIrSsIT. S9NaREss PARK.
Iuns is7S The ProPrissSr h,s aaoptsd fhs follow.
y. asy: uisnthii F1ssls. ssS sr dsy. T s IL
q: ~ ~ ths mouths ps q ss %ssasSS's
weekly guests. ~ Per day; monthly quests, Ssto
Pr day fa.nilie. desiroua q sp.AsinS apartments
cl9thes presses. wats5 and electric bells In every
5ut o. apartments Will apply to or address the pro
NOM monyeath Hotel, boston. and W. W. LELAND,
orAna hnH.In~. Apilm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02
GEoRGR fRUEsDKLL 4 co,

NOTICE-THAT X. s. JUSTH, 80 D STREET,
~ bctween sixth and seventh streets northwest,
half the cost Of ready made new 0nss n B-Second.
hand s2thns Of all kinds bouSht 1t fair ossh prosa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02
PERSONAL

NoTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAWAII CLAIMS
~ asainst !. H Homage are notified to present
the same. properly authenticated. to W. 4. Dixon
trustee, by July II. Otherwise they will be exc uded
from the dividend Of the trust W. r DIXON.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-02

took the back pay without q scruple as their
right. They had fairly earned the additional
compensation in the public service. OF course,
" any member felt that he had not earned the
additional compensation and was not Justly en-
Titled to receive ~ the law did not compel him
TO receive II. That was q matter of personal
honor. But none Of the distinguished gentle
men who served In Congress In either OF these
why should gentlemen who feel that they fairly
earned and are honestly entitled 10 the addi-
tional compensation voted by the last Congress
be tainted as salary Rrnbbers' and 'thevesf'"