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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

WILHOFT's FEVER AND AGUE Tonic.
This medicine is used BY construction COM
panies for the benefit Of their employees,
when engaged in malarial districts. The
highest testimonials have been given by con
tractors and by the presidenlsof sons Of the
leading railroads in the South aud West
When men are cOngregated in lafe 2 numbers
in the neighborhood Of swamps and rivers,
WilhOft's Tonic will prove a valuable addi-
ton to the stock Of medicines, and will amply
reward the company in the saving Of time,
labor and money. We recommend it to all.
G. R FINLAY & Co. ,PrOprietors, New Orleans.
For SALE BY ALL DRuGGISrS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

Giyea dirdy--a strange, mysterious and
most extraordinary Book entitled "THE
BOOK OF WONDERS" Containing, with
numerous curious pictorial illustrations, the
mysteries of the Heavens and Earth, Natural
and Supernatural oddities, Whimsical,
Strange CuriOsities, Witches and Witchcraft,
Dreams, Superstitons, Absurdities, Fabu-
lous, Enchantment, etc. In order that all
may see this curious book, the publishers
have resolved 10 give it away 10 all that de-
sire to see it. Address by postal card, F.
GLEASON & Co., 7SS Washington Street, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

MAKE No MISTAKE I'm DooLEY's
YEAsT PowDER you get the best article Of
The KIND In the world. The cans are always
full Weight, the erticle itself the purest and
sir6ne5st pAsdble 50 that a smaller quantity
than usual sufIices 10 yod eshl your bak.
ing always perfect? Don't fail then 10 use
DOOL EY's YEAST POWDER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19
HAVE sold Hateb's Universal Cough

| HAvE sold Hatch's Universal Cough
Syrup for about three years. | keep all
cough remedies that are considered stand
ard IN this section. None sell SO we'll as the
" Universal" My customers speak uni
formly in its favor I can refer any who
may inquire to those who have been cured
OF the most severe chronic coughs. Il is
said also tO,be unfailing in all cases Of Group.
s. +, Mason, Webster, y. Y.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19


rliock q Ares. cisit for me-.
Lei me aide myse in thesls
sang Che LADY, fofi and low.
ana her voices clni Sow
soE upQn The evening an
VIA that sweet aud ssieian NAVE
kock Of Ages, cleft ior Ne
Let me Aide myself la theopi
letshe sag a. On she IA
nne9 ~ 1eaii vas az and elad.
sang eecaase she rfN alone.
snA nt.9use aer soul had efbWa
WY VIC The tedious tSs
9-pe p Nhile the hsufa way.
hoek q tFes Cleft for me,
~ @e Aide myself 70 iAesin
Ehsle .bs aiil gaslisht al.
~ htf ialher's massITe wells,
~ me chin aud silent Street
nare tie lights and shadows nest
pelfe TIE ladys veice wa heard,
A.a the breath Of night vas siImrd
Mit1 Der tones 70 sweet and clear,
waiting ap 10 God that prayer
Rock Of Ages. eleit for ne
Let me aide myseli in ihee."
Wondering homeless thro AZ hirht
fr9Nng lor the liorniug light,
LAe and hagqard, wsn und woak.
w, Mha sanken eye and hollow cheek,
went EouaH, one whcre ne
had been NlFOked Ia IN and sarife
One, lost and oalv child
ne ~ sin aud shame deflsd
!, na per hesn With solroV Nrline.
hetfQ re lady when ske tunr
'iock q Ara, cleft for me,
let ne htie myself 10 thoei"
Pagsng, low her head she beui,
ana the musiC a. It went
rierCed her hlackened soal, ahd brought
6ack 70 her a. lost N tRoaght
lrem bingly, she sto0tl the Past,
md the hurnieg tears fell fast,
~ she called " mind the DAYS
Mhen $50 walked in viriueh Ways
when abs sang that very song
With No sense q SIN or wronr.
hocS II Ages, cleft for uie.
Ia me hide myself ia thtelh
go the marble steys Sic kneit.
And her soHl thai moment faIl
ftone thun sAeeouid epeak, a. there
'tei i sitst, lhoysu her lips in prayer,
tnd tne '4ed 6he had forgot
nl5tnlca np0n her lonely lot;
,,,l't,s,I Der ~ she murmured Of,
"liD an scent sweet and soft,
Rock Of Ages, cleft for ne,
let me hide myself IN thee !"
fitiie kpew the lady lair
As she sang Ia silence there,
That her voice had pierced a soul,
That bad lived meath SINS control
t1tile knew, when she hai dohe
That a lest and erTinE one
deaId her-as sho hreathed that strain
Ard returned TO Ted again
-. L. NaHf0n.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

- In the month of August 50 Car loads Of
Scales were sent out from the Scale Works,
aud 90 Car loads OF materials for manufactur-
ing Scales were received at the Works in the
same MONTHS. J0hRsbury W. Cdled0nian,
Sept 2ist.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

SWEET SAUCE.

Boil two full cups Of sugar with three
spOonfuls Of water, until it thickens
then remove from the fire, and stir in
piece of butter, the size of an egg, and
the Juice of lemon, or llaver with wine
or brandy, or even the. syrup from fruit
preserves.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

Ere On a larger pan Of boiling water is
best). Pour in half a cup Of sherry very
gradually, stirring very briskly all the
while, When somewhat thickened re-.
move from the fire and add the juice Of
a small lemon.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19
SANDAL-WOOD

positive remedy for atl diseases the Hiane
Blaadsr and Urinary Organs also good
DrOpaieal COrn Plaints. Il ueverproduoessick
ness. il certain and speedy in Its acton IL
ast supersedlng every other remedy Sixty capsules
cure in six or eight days. No other medicine can
do this,
beware Of mutations. tor, owing To It's gre
success. many have been offered some are mrs
dangerous causing piles, etc.
DumdGs, Dick e Cos Genuine Soft Ia
sules containing on oi SHndalwOod, sold at al
stores. Ask for circular or send e 7 one to IS add
Wooster street, New York.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

For twenty years TuTT's Pills have proven the
friend Of the invalid . ;hff ush all the changes
Of that period tens Of thousands stl stick to their
old friend and many more are daily testing their
rlrImaa.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

TTULL a SCOTNEY General Commission
IL MerchnntH.afe y. " alter St..Ph Philadelphia
aud wholesale dealers in Butter, Cheese, Eggs Poul
try, Game Potatoes, Rples, Grain, Flour ur Wool,
Cotton. Peanuts. Broom oru ForeiRn and Domestic
Fruits and ia fac i've sell any aud everything a.
the highest market price. make prompt Teturns.ahd
Liberal Cash Advances made en- all shipments
except perishable articles To show that We do an
extensive business any game dealer IN Philadelphia
will tell you we handled more game last season thai
an Other Houses IN Philadelphia put together send
for Price List Stencil etc. etc. Reference NnAn ,
az we refer you 20 any responsible House IN our city.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

To Raines Bros. No. AS FI4h arenue Ne,0
York:
Iowa State FAIR FIRST gold medal on Haines
upright piano fortes. Must have two uprights
Immediately. A. REED 4 SONS.
Chieaetn. Ill Sent. 2S. 1917. -.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

Into a saucepan put one pint Of milk,
fsur spOonfuls Of sugar, one Of -four and
four yOlks Of eggs, essence 10 favor. and
beat well set on a quick FIRE and stir
constantly till it begins to thicken, whea
Il Is ready TO serve,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19
PONDS EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extracts.
note Ask for Ponds Extract.
Tage M Other.


Herr, for twill speak .feEeelIent things"
'ONDs BNTa4hT rho great Heaefahle
Pain DOsfraytH risa hetrl b nEc OVER thirty
years, and 10 seanllness sd PROMPT curative
JHILDREN. No family. can afford e 3 Win
OUT Pond's EHtract, Accidents brulses'
most insfsnfiy 81 ext6rhil appIioafic-. Promptly
r9,ieyes PEP, o BgTss, seahla51 ksc9 5ls-
rSks * VI ife,s II dsnnstio6' l reduces swell
ings stops behdihg, removes dscol0ralion and
LADIES ana /, their best friend. itssuase the
pans . which they are pesu ,laEiy saslees-
notably fullness and pfessufe U ne nead, hsl.sa
neatly heais al knds Of inaammations and
,Em6 36iDs or PILES and IN this the oniy
Immediate relief and ultimate cure. No case, how
eyei shf6nio or obstinate can long resist ~ regu
sRiSC1S6sE VEINS. ilfs ne only sure cure,
tLEE0INGa from any cause. fgf Tn q p eteci-
remedies failed 10 arrest bleeding from h5se,
Hfomacht lungas ano elaeWhere.
R6samatlsln are AZ alike relieved and often
PHYsICIANs n an schools VINO arc acquainted
practiaa. We have letters Of commeuda1on from
undrss q fhygeena many q Saem o, ,l ~, y,
foregoing they ordei re uss foT well ings o. AZ
kads Quincy sSF sbro5 5f i,,s Z.
Frosted Rset stipes q l7seess' ~, u 9sss -;
On mauncr % tkln oiaeeaeAs NJ
rOILET gAHs Heinoves EoE SO ls9tte ~.
and PImBles, ~ feQineg, tHrlggrates ana -
freshss. Efie Wonderfully Improving the Con'-
roUIss ES1koRR;iERs-FSSES E3ttscf. 10 stock
preeder no Livery Man can s..ord tQ4e n ll9at ~,
itiS nsed by iii the leading Liyery street
i;aiiroads and hrst Horsemen m New 4 ~ " ",
il has no equal for sprains, Harness 81 saqS 3d.,
fha0~pa Sflfnesa Scratches, Swelngs, kuts,
laccrstlJHs, BleedingS Pneumonia solel ~, Dla "
INCA f'hllis CHdai etc. - range OF aetlo9 Is
W. and the relief AFFORDS a 90 prompt that u Is
inreiuabie 10 every Farm-yafd 81 vel q IN even
Farmhouse. Let IL pc Nfteu Wv NJ" ~ W.
never De without q. -. t.,tisl.a
- mo Genuine article has the words fOnd,E EN-
froef biown In each bottle. Il Is prepared ny tne
only persons living who ever Knew new 10
prenars Ii properly, Refuse all other preparallons
hfdFitrb HazeL This is the only article usea ~
pbvsis VA and IN the hospitals OF THIS country
,.Y a99 NV and Uses 81 PENCE Extract, IN
nanpiiief form, sent free On agp sq,ieh " ,,.,aoD
pONntS FXTRACT COMfANAi 70 'A'N0
ame New York.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

Put one ounce Of butter on the fire in
a saucepan; when melted add half a
spoonful of -four, stir till it turns yellow ,
then add one pint Of water, four ounBes
Of sugar, and 4 few drOVs 6fbafut sugar /;
boil gently about twenty minutes; add
one gill Madeira wine boil again and
serve from a sauce tureen. Rum sauce
is made the same, using half a gill Of rum
in place Of Madeira, Brandy sauce Is
made, the same, only adding brandy
according to quality and strength.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

We have often called attention TO lhe
importance Of cleaning seed wheat a.
perfectly as possible but rs this is seed
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19
A RICHER SAUCE.

Beat half cup Of butterland two cups
of sugar to cream add two eggs, we'll
beaten and half nutmeg then beat
half pint Of sherry or Madeira as hot
as possible, without boiling bring one
pint of water to boiling in another
saucepan, and stir in three spoOnfuls of
corn starch, smOOthed in a little cold
water. Cook rapidly for few moments,
remove from the fire and stir in the two
mixtures together.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19
OPIUM CURE
INSTITUTE.

This Is an Incorporated institute for the radical
cure Of this dreadful habit. II Is not one OF the
nany humbugs which furnish medicine by the month
or ear, only TO fleece the poor victim anu leave him
a slave az last. No ''tRpering on = plan. No
= sinful RgOnS and longing. an desire de.
strOy ed the first day Care complete ueu:
beginning A the patient emerges from dreadful
bondage into ne life Of liberty aud happiness.
II will net cost do lar unless the pateut is satisfied
that PERFECT AND RADICAL CUkE has been
Of 'cted For Treatise on Opium Habit with NEST
convincing testimony, address OPIUM CUBE
INSTITUTE, AT and 4t3 North Meridian
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

TINE will tell, and time has told that
any mans fool who pays old prices, when
Jones, of Binghamton, Binghamton, n. Y,
offers Five Ton Wagon Scales, on trial,
freight prepaid at $50 each; free price list.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

Into half pint Of boiling water, put
six ounces Of loaf sugar, a stick Of CHINA
mon, a little lemon Juice and three
ciovea, aid boil for FIVE minutes. Then
add two ounces more Of loaf sugar which
have been dissolved and boiled until
brown, with this; give one boil, remove
from the fire and stir in three spOOnfuls
Of sherry.
Sauces Of different kinds for fab and
meats will be given in my noSt.-Airs. u.
p. WorsisH.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

HOPE tells the fattering tale that
Joy will soon be here" Yes, the invalids
who use HOME STOMACH BiTTERs eau rely
on he hope Of returning JOY for them. Pre-
pared By the Home Biiters Co., st. Louis, No.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19
WHIPPED CREAM SAUCE.

Have a plate full of whipped cream
highly favored add the beaten whites
oftwO or three eggs, and powdered sugar
to the taste, Pile up a pyramid Of this
in the center of a large platter, and ar
range blanc manges, fruit puddings or
corn starch puddings, cooled in cups
around it, or pile the puddings in the
center of the platter, and pour the sauce
around. A rich boiled custard can be
used as a sauce in the same wa.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

Beat half a cup Of butter and one cup
Of sugar to a cream; then add two spoon
fuls Of wine and little vanilla. Just
before serving add the white Of one egg
beaten to froth, and stir in halt a wine
glass OF boiling water and beat all to
foam.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19
The
GOOD OLD
STAND.B'
MEXICAN MUSTANG uNlMEN!
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Established rs Years. Always cures Always
ready. Always handy. Has neveryei tailed. r. ~
,Hiiiion, have tester u. The whole worid apPro' e
the glorious old Hustang--the Best AMI 'ncspct
Linimeut 10 evistence 3 cents bottle -
MUSTANG Liam ut cures when nothing else vii
sohH aLL MEDIuIk vENDERS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19
FRENCH PUDDING SAUCE.

Into small saucepan put one whole
egp and two yolks, with half a cup OF Loaf
sugar Beat them well and set over the
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19
1loK AsN 'anuaAy pIluL s68 puu a6s We
s'SOHa TIVuDNIWOOId 'ssafp

'lp1aI NOu 81 i3qmnu lIBH aul-lE1
's3uo II aqII1sQnS '15A5luuA uossImuioo on gu
-SIBua s31iId 4saAOI eul 10 uW 10 ssaldNa 40 puas
(3ul ua saI9uIB iaulO IB 20 agHu9Ind aul 1OJ s5Ii
Il1Hr oeIu aAuI uOsIad 5l no 10 asn0U aul NJ pasn
aI9ulu luB puB suIuI 'spsls1oM A4suolUlS floI
iGuoIlou 'sp00o f3uEH rpU0A Al0 70 spulN llu NJ
RIaIB5p lsa1IUi Gun duouIB 6ulaq eJaUsllQnd auL
.saaIId lsaAOT qua 30 pulS Auu % spool
....... E......... aaluLnu aaaEm.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

These are all very rich and delicious,
for buildings, and, used as garnish also,
they add greatly to the beauty of the
pudding when ready for serving. The
preserve juice is to be somewhat thick
ened with corn-starch and boiled then
the fruit thrown in, and all poured over
the pudding together. Msrmalades and
stiff jellies make good garnishes for pud-
dings.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

0En week IA rour oWn t1Hu. Ieudssrd t5ouin
1uu iree, ~ HAiI.EIr a CO. Fprilnld, halne
20 5 uay AZ hains Aaenis tantsd ouini ana
0IL tsTmihte. tEuE co. AuEusla. Maine
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-14

The Zoo,ogical Society is making ar
rangemen,s to admit schools and pic.
MICS az reduced rates.
DR.. E. Wentworth, late editor OF the
Ladies' Repository, has been appointed
Pastor of the Church in Fort Edward.
Officers John A. Mckinney and James
Stewart of the Indianapolis police force,
are in the city, the guests OF Officer Fred.
Won Seggern and Lieut.. Meyer.
R ght Rev. q. c. PeAick, D D.. Prot
estant Episcopal Bishop OF Cape Palmas,
Africa, preached at Christ Church yes
terday morning and at st. johns In the
evening before C o yded congregations.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-14
PROBATE.

Rademacher & Peilz made an assign.
ment for the benefit OF creditors. The
property assigned consisted of a stock
OF dry goods, etc, in store No. 40 West
Pearl street.
The Greenwood Stove Company made
an assignment to Matthew Addy. Bond
10000.
The Wills of Bridget Hauly and Alex
ander Lichtel were admitted to probate
this morning.
UNITED STATES.
Hengel Foley was arraigned before
Judge Swing under an indictment for
illegal voting. He pleaded not guilty
and was sent to Jail.
Drunkenness-Joseph Steer, costs !;
Louis Cullum, dismissed; Augusta
Meyers, 10 days; Henry Jordon. Jas.
Corcoran. So; John Kelley, 10 days;
Casper Bauer, So; Jac. Smith, coz .inued
to May II; Jas. Carney, 80 $50.
DisoIderly COnduct-Joseph Sullivan,
Michael Qlinn, Au5. Schurbrock, Sam,
Smith, JAS. Gurren, dismissed; James
Brewer, Michael Gleason, Louis AM
broster, Fritz Meyer, Robert Joyce,
Harry Wilson, N. Il. Sullivan, W. e.
Hudson, E. L. Ziegler, L. A. Long, Lew.
Bauer, costs; George Castor, $40; VIM.
Bunnell, IS; Carneal Brazen, rhos. Orr,
Grant Burke, So; Ed. Hutton, $5.
Petit Larceny - VIM. Hudson, dis
missed; Geo. Andrews, remanded for
sentence until 10th inst; Roy Leslie,
dismissed; Robert Inott, continued to
16 b inst.
Grand Larceny-Lizz' Q Henderson,
continued to 18th inst Charles Schug,
Caroline Schug, dismissed.
Assault anu Battery-Olver Parker,
$40; August Schneider, Catherine,
McDonoush, Ella McDonough, dis.
missed; Morris Loewensieln, 50; Louis
Beckenstein, continued to the 17th.
Miscellaneous-Thos. McNulty, loiter-
ing, dismissed; Z. l.. D.yis, William
BrnckmaD, gaming devices, continued
to 21st instant; Harry Wilson, personal
violence, COSTS; Daniel Stoue, smoking
in market, costs; Eugene Donnlgan,
abusing family, ~ days; e. j.
Price, 9 nceaied weapons, costs;
Micnael Qngley, street begging, dis
missed; Ed. Mack, yagrancy, $50 and 80
days; John Steer, cruelty TO animals,
$40; Ella McDonough, malicious de-
struclOn, dismissed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-14
FRESHEST FROM ABROAD
National Associated Press to the Star.
THE VICTORY AT BAToUM.

|
| THE VICTORY AT BAToUM.
LONDON, May 14.-The Telegraph's
| Batoum dispatch, dated Saturday, says
the victory was won by the extraordin.
ary courage of the Bashi-Bazouks.
The dead and wounded Russians ex-
ceed four thousand.
| The engagement lasted over eight
hours actual fighting. The last of the
Russians did not withdraw until ne ar
midnight.
The Russians lost many guns. The
only Turkish officer of note killed is
Khalim Bey, Major OF Irregulars.
ANOTHER REBELLION.
LONDON, May 14.-A dispatch from
Vienna says the Mahommedans OF th e
Caucasus have revolted, and threaten to
cut of the basis of operations Of the
Russian army in Asia.
INTERVIEW WITH BISMARCK.
BERLIN, May IA Count Schouvaloff
had long interview yesterday with
Prince Bismarck at Lanenburg. The
result Of the conference is not known.
PASSENGERS OF THE DAKOTA.
QUEENSTOWN, May 14-The steamer
pool, sailed from this port at 8 A. NJ. to.
day with the passengers of the wrecked
steamer Dakota on board.
SECURITIES IN LONDON.
LONDON, May IA -United States bonds
are firm, with an upward tendency.
Consols are tirmer, and are quoted
93 for both money and account, on less
Tears of European complications.
ACTIVITY ON THE DANUBE.
LONDON, May IA "A Rustchuk dis.
patch, dated Thursday, says: From the
preparations being made on both sides
1T is plain that the time Tor action on the
Danube Is close at hand. The Russians
evidently intend to open fire on the
Turkish positions along the whole line.
and. under cover Of an overwhelming
artillery nfe attempt to cross the river
at several points simultaneously. No
tice has just been given by the military
authorities here that Russian batteries
on the opposite bank at Giurgevo may
commence firing on this town and
fortress at any moment. For the last
two days the Russians have been estab-
ltshlng batteries on the left bank. from
which the bombardment can be directed
upon the forts and town of Rustcbuk
and the station of the Barna Railway,
which has a terminus here. The Turk
ish fortresses OH the Danube are in ad-
mlrable order, and are well prepared to
Withstand an attack.
RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS,
A telegram from Vienna, dated Fri
day night, says dispatches from Buch.
Arrest announce the concentration OF the
Russian army in the direction of Giur-
gevo. The purpose is probably to keep
inc main army of the Turks al Ri t.
chuk while a nying corps attempts to
cross into Dobrudscha. The banks Of the
river near lDrail are lined with Cossacks
and Bashi Bazouks, who keep UP q con-
stantrjtls fire. r
s REALLY "A DECLARATION OF WAR.
v a telegram Irk III Bucuarest giving the
debate IA the Chamber of Deputies aud
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-14
IMEQn Sc Cream of the West,"
EHHHR Glendale,
GLVUEH Snow White.
THE LIFE ASSOCIATION IN OHIO.
knimus Of Robert simpsons Recent AssauI
Upon Actuary Harvey.

kninlus OI hODert simpsons Recent Assault
Upon Actuary Harvey.
To the Editor Of the ST. Louis Times:
A communication signed by r. Simp-
son, copied from the Cincinnati Enquir.
er, RI flecting upon my professional
work. appears in the Times Of this
morning. Presuming that you are un.
willing to do injustice to me. even in
directly, beg you to publish this reply.
The letter says that the Life Associa-
tion was admitted to do business in Ohio
upon a certificate OF examination and
recommend dati0n from me, since Janu-
airy /; and that more recently that COM
pany has been excluded from doing
business in Ohio, presumably by reason
OF the results Of the late ex mination.
1. The Life Association has made no
application whatever to do business iu
ONO since January l, and was not eX-
amined by me or anybody else until the
general Investigation in March and
April, made by the NJ Mlssouri, Massachu-
setts, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Illi-
nois Insurance Departments jainlly
Hence l made no recommendation on
the subject, and the company was not
admit ed to do business in OHIO, because
it did not ask admission.
2. The animus OF Mr.. Robert Simpsons
desire that "eyery company heretofore
examined by said Harvey, and passed
upon the certificate OF his examination,
be at ONCE re-examined," is III this: In
January last examined the Union Cen
trail Life Company of Cincinnati, and af
ter spending thirty-,ix days in Civ
ing it The most diligent overhauling
that any company ever had,
in conjunction with Superin-
tendent Hill and Deputy Ewing, oi the
Ohio department, the company was
found in line even upon The high
standard. required by Massachusetts
Mr.. Simpson has been for yeas an en-
emy OF that compapy-has persistently
Played the role of drummer, ih crying
dow the goous of his neighbours house,
and Low, because i have asserted the
entire solvency of the Union Central, he
brings my professional character within
range Of his enmity.
Further than this, do not care to de-
feno myself in the public prints against
such aspersions. Whether am sKillfui
as all actuary or not may be LETT to lair
criticism Of those able to Judge; but
when charged with dishonesty. L pre-
pose to oficwall persons creating or cir
Gulaling the charge, an opportunity "
prove it. Alto II. HARVEY.
ST. Lopis, May s, 1871. ActuaIy.