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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-01-17


CmLLs AND FEvERs.-A cores
pondent says: Common tarpentine
is the best. especially for children.
/ sliaa Il aa myself and children fas
the third day caiils, (the worst Of alp
aid it cured them instantly. For
children, give from fie to eight
dyops three times . day, IL q littla
water; FOR grown pcople, from eight
to twelve dfops three times a day.
for a few days. It is better to take
q dose of purgative pills the night
before.
Meddlesome people exist in every
community, and are about as unpop-
uiar as any one can be. They stir
around and abuse everybody, and
try 10 cry down and ifjure other peo-
ple ID lie patronage of sl4eir busi
ness. They are fall of egotlsm and
bile rs o 8nle is Of meanness. or
what use neddlesome people are Id
: corn as,asifttv4 spa cannnt conceive.
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slower ea.. as5sus askssg gas..
MARX THESE FACTS.
TIE Testimony of tic WzoJe Worsa
HOLLOwAY7s PILLS

HOLLOwAY IS PILLS,
81 had no appetite; Honoway's Pills give me q
hearty Que y
ETYour Pills marvellous"
ST send for another box, and keep them in the
house
.sDr.- Holloway has cured ny headache that was
chronic.
tI gave one Of your Pills to my babeifor cholera
Inorbus The dear little thing got well in day."
my nausea Of morning is now cured.
f-Your box of Holloways Ointment cured me of
noise in the head rubbed some of your Oint-
nnent behind the ears, and the noise has left.i'
'4Send me two boxes; / want one for poor fam
ily'
81 enclose a dollar; your yrice is 25 cents, but
the medicine to is worth a dollar"
s'Send me five boxes of your Pills"
sLet me have three boxes Of your Pills by return
mSi for Ch1lls aud Feyer.p
have over 200 snch testimonials as these, but
wand of space compels me to conclude.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-01-17
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases
Disorder of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
er they be afflicted with stone or gravel or with
aches and pains sette1ei il the oins the reg
cording to the printed directions, and the -Oint-
ment should be well rubbed into the small OF the
back at bed time. This treatment viii give almost
immediate relief when all other means have failed.
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For StOmaclls Out of Order.

NO rnedlclne viii so efectually improve the tone
Of the stomach as these Pills; they removed al acid
ity occasioned either by inten1perance improper
piet. They reach the liver and reduce It to 4
healthy action; they are wonderful oficacious in
cases Of spasm--in fact they never fail in curing
all disorders of the liver and stomach.
HOLLOWAY7S PILLS are the best known in the
world for the following diseases: Argue, Asthma,
Bilious Complaints, Botches on the skin, Bowels,
Consumption, Debility, Dropsy, Dysentsry, Ery-
sipIas, Female Irregularities, Fever, of. all kinds
Fits Gout Headache, Indigestion, inflammation,
Jau1idice, Liver Complaints Lumhaga, Piles, Rheu-
Euii. sore Throats; stone and Gravel. Tic-Dou-
oureux, TunoTs, Ulcers, Worms OF all kindes Weak
ness from any cause, etc.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature OF ]. Hay
DOCK, as agent for the EInitod States surrounds
each box of Pills. aud Ointment, A handsome re-
ward VIII ne given to any one rendering such in
formation as may lead to the detection OF any par
ty or parties eounaTfeting the medicines or Vend-
ing the same, knowing them to be spurious.
= Sold the manufactory ST Professor HoLLo-
WAY < Co, New York, and by all respectable drug
gists and dealer IL medicine throughout the cly1-
ed world, in boxes at IS cents, 60 cents spa s1 .
each.
ger sizes.
n. B.-Direetions for the guidanceo of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each box.
Office, liz Liberty Street,
New York.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Monday, April %, 1877.
letter from the Internal Revenue Commissioner from
Grecnsborough, " c. abiding to the arrest OF internal
officers in that state says: "Of course revenue
agents and their assistants here as strangers and
cannot give bail for appearance in State courts or take
any steps to defend themselves There IL no doubt the
Democratic Judges have determined to hOld the act Tor
the transfer of 10 the Federal court unconstu
tOnal and hereafter hold and punish revenue officers
aud marshals who make seizures and arrests"
Last night q number OF gentlemen organized "The
Mrs. II. b. Hayes Temperance Society" The name is
given in compliment to that lady owing TO her recently
declared dsapprCbati0n of furnishing wines at State
dinners. The Dashaway Temperance society passed
resolution CONCENTRATING the President and Hfs hayes
upon the temperance reform established at the Executive
Mansion
Mr.. Tometa representing the Educational department
of Japan, has arrived in Washington, and called upon
Secretary schurz and subsequently upon the Commits
siUner Education and the Commissioner OF Patents
to-day
ExPresdent Grant and Mrs. Grant arrived here from
Harrisburg tonight and joined Mr.. and Mrs sartors at
Wizards Hotel.
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TEL,EGRAPHIC NOTES.

CINCISHATI, April 23.-The indianapolis club vas
defeated By the Cncnuatis here today by Of 30
MONTGOMERY, Ala, April 23.-Ihc alabama Ddiiy
suite Journal the only Republican ap' In Alabama has ss
pended. IL Will continue a weekly ISSUE.
DETROIT Mich, April 23.-lnteligcnce has been
received sugar island that the ryer Of lee below
and that get through the without trouble
PHILADELPHIA, April 23.--In the game of Dasc
hall play here today between the Hartford Brooklyn team
and The Athletic Club IN former b. OF 10 -
TRENTON n. j.. April ga struck jury has been
Ordrfed the OF theSt1o against tie blnfsel u -y
late treasurer The will De tried la May. The state
claims si1,GO0
PoRr HESRY, April 23-'The report of All acct
dental explosion at Iineve on SATURDAY last IL erroneous
Taft Of ine which failed TlaSay. b. OIL The
snow storms V.ch damaged the electric wes, re but
no lDIun wa dvno the yisiiors stand.
NIAGARA FAILS, hptil 23.-Lccal passengers are
nov crossing the Suspeno Fridge and through passenger
Trains viii via clifton eu ArG if'cf the 10Th nst the
bridge havlng been ihofoahy exsEiuoi sad tested rs
boa, O Beefs wo pronounce lie safety 10 DO unlueson
able
CLlyFr AND Ohio April 23.-In the matter of the
cincinnati Sandsky AID cleveland Railroad Company the
gdsr al IOledo CnsmfeIs, vacated the reoelyersh Dui
an an appeal 10 the District Court OF SsDdusSy COMFY
An appeal bond has Dcen hled and sccepe AID THIS action
the railroad m the hands az Use receiver lie ula
vi The A. ,taI ret Tor the AaJ Tenn, 1916
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COMPLIMENTS FOR HAYES.

NUMEROUS CONGRATULATIONS ON The SUCCESS VI
HIS POLICY CALL FROM ALEX. II. STEPHENS
WAsuINGTON, April 23,-Alex. IL. stephens
rode out to-day for the first time FOR several months MS
health being very much improved He nrst called upon
exSpeaker Randall and Mr. Adams, the CLERK Oh inc
Hous Of Representatives, and thence proc'c1c " 'o
Executive Mansion. where LIE sent up hi7 cara W .ne
Pre- dent relrctng that he was 800 lame % lea'c '
carriage to personally pay his respects TO nm INC IieS
dent returned answer that he would see MI S'ePnen7
ana accordingly came his carriage for that purpose
,tr s,cphens after the introduction by friends VINO
ACCOMPANIED him. said that LIE was glad 10 see
the President pursuing such course as
will bring together the dscordant elements OF Tue
country into harmony and that all the Po,ldent mas 10
de- is perform his duty u produce tllt dcs'fapIe e
The PRECEDENT IN ply remarked that IT was NE Ppoe
Is well duty pursue the course ne deems ns ~
-ecue the interests aud harmony or the thlte conS
thinking tue time had come when every chcIl ai'oun
mate Ia that end lie expressed his pleasure III I'Ains
The aeaudntshec OF Mr. ST. phens ana hat
recproc1ted the cus.s pment. President nay es Las a.
c.iyed many personai calls q cOngiatulatlon on .,e
success Of his peace policy thus far, ana
and kilograms the ell, % rom DON i'oI"'e
and Democrats IN all parts OF the e"-huy'
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Or 500 were lost. From the Aeghanes to the Great
Plains not exceeding per ccntum Of the returns IN

or 500 were lost. From the Aleghanies to the treat
Plains not exceeding ccntum OF the returns h
dieate low condition Cases OF pleuropneumona nave
occurred in Burlington. n. j., Baltimore Nd aIa
Cumberland, Penn Cases OF abortion NO ar sreatSr
numbers than usual Losses are reported III the SOUTH
from diseases resulting from niasma and lack 81 nntrr
ton. Such from 10 20 per cenium ID coul-
ties OF the Gulf States and from 10 % per centu IN
certain counties In Texas No prevalent disease ~ ie
WIN occasional OF lung fever reported from
Northern attitudes, aud from the south more frequent
mention OF similar and local losses from blind stGggers
and less freqent loss from ganers and IN the Mssis-
sipp Valley Few cases OF charb0n sheep ore gettI
ally in good condition. In Southern California oeks are
Oregon and Nevada 81 cents per head The losses OF
swine have been very heavy In the West ana sOuth par
tcG.rs Of which Will be given IL another report
AMERICAN BONDS IN HIGH FAVOR
The daily cable Dispatch received by the
Secretary OF the Treasury announcing the market rate OF
the per cert bonds in London reported to-day as
from 1881 to 1884, The price of these bonds according
the English method OF quotation is about 1O3 and Is
the lowest price at which they could be sold with ex-
change exactly at par. The sales OF the 42 per cent
bonds though not great az before the excitement
caused by impending European war, still continne
There is every reason 10 he encouraged the present
state OF American credit abroad Inc SAFE OF Tue a. tr
cent bonds will be continued until the price reaii zed Is
such as to show that per cents could DO sold al par
Then The az per cents will be withdrawn and per cents
offered IN their place.
CUsToM-HOUsE INVESTIGATION.
Mr.. Robinson, Assistant Solicitor of the Treas
ury. who was recently appointed of the commission
to examine into the New-York Custom-house manage
memt left Washington tonight for New-York where he
will be Joined by Lawrence Turner of that city. also of
the commission The third member il not yet appointed
Several gentlemen who offered the place have
declined 1t. Mr. Robinson mas been iurhisned ~
the Secretary or the Treasury with list OF names OF
gentlemen residing in New-iOTk, from whom 10 make u
selection which will DC acceptable to the Secretary
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LOUISIANA Affairs.
NICHoILSs LEGISLATURE STILL INCREASING-JUDGE
II. Vi. sp0FFORD FOR SENATOR.

NICHoILSs LEGISLATURE STILL INCREASING-JUDGE
II. Vi. SpOFFORD FOR SENATOR.
NEw-ORLEANS, April 23.-Ihe following Re-
publican mchers presented themselves al the bar Of The
House to-day and we've sworn in Messrs. Heating aud
Brown of Caddo DIM grave Oi Madison, Hill Of Asccn
sion, Gray OF ST. Nary MalOTe 81 Ayogelles, Brown OF
Jefferson Thomas OF BOSscr and Gr0cien of Algiers.
Mr. DnkgTaye speaking for humber Of his associates
and himself said they considered 1t their duty TO follow
the majority OF their colleagues, but not surrender
their principles they yielded 70 force OF circumstances
and would cooperate III any for the good Of the
State A letter OF resignation ION Lucius Early, who
was returned from West Flciana by the board, read
and received. There are absent from the House
four Republican members aud from the Senate three.
GOV. Packard remains in the state House.
Judge II. Nj. Sp0fOrd nominated today by the
Democratic for United states Senator In in
terVicw yesterday Judge SpOaJFd said the policy VI
President Hayes outlined in bis inaugural address,
his official action since he declared President by
constitutional authority bad mot his hearty appreciation,
aud said ne. ~ long nc Stands spaTty up that
policy he Will have my humble support"
WAsHINGToS, April 23.-Ex-GOv Warmoth
elegraphcd to friend in Washington TO-DAY that Gov.
Packard would vacate the st. LOais Hotel directly after
the removal Of the troops at noon tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
C0AGREsSNAN MULLERS LNTENTIONS.
HE DOES NOT PROPOSE 10 RESIGN.


A TRIBUNE reporter called Or Nicholas Null
Ter Yesterday and asked him If nc had decided to resign
bs uo,ton as representative il Congress IL ayor OF
David Dudley Field any one else Mr. Miller rcpIed
that he had stated time ago To the coGc' o. Dents OF
Tur TRIptJSE at Washington that he sho u6 at gn
When asked if he had changed hls r.sou" at me Jug
stion OF persuasion OF any perSuni liz IA sOpe OF
IN, Democratic friends here du desire tht sn0uU re-
sion Dut | intend 10 stand by my constituents Was
elected by large majority and THINK IL Is my duty 10
stand by them" ,,,,,.- l.. - 4. l,.ao.
Thc the gentleman who would Ike to 60 to Congress
In vour place viii have to wait until the next eecOhT
lie will have to wait to the end Of my term; nave
NJ i!tcntOn Of resigning." -, ,,-. 49,.
Controller Kelly, in conservation WIN Ik , re-
,nrfnr Yesterday said that lie had net Mr. Muller ac
rdsualy in the morning, aud Mr.. Muller told Linn that
certain prominent politicians hal approached ann on te
,roprety of mis- resgnng his Office OF representative I'D
tnuss in favor OF Mr. Field, and that no had repned
nat he was very unwilling To do so The people OF his
Itrct had elected him To represent them IN Congress
nd was a commitment for which he was very grateful
lie esteemed IL nigh honor, and had no wish TO DC re-
neVcd nom the service -. --..... -, -.
II was reported yesterday that overtures had been
,,a'le Ia Mr. T. ekhOn COngressnan-eeet from Mayor
W u old district induce am 10 retire III the Interest
oY Mr. Field, bat he peremptorily refused
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RANDALIiS FOLLOWING.
EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE WORKING FOR RANDALL
Expect OF HAYES's POLICY on HIS CHANCES.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBUSgl

EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE WORKING FOR RANDALL
-EFFECT OF HAYES's POLICY on HIS CHANCES.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBUSEJ
WASHINGTON, April 23.-The combinations
among the Democrats FOR organizing the next House are
rapidly assuming shape. 1t is quite evident that the
officers OF last Hou who seeking reelection arc
settling Gown to the conviction that Mr. Randall VIII
have the greatest strength for Speaker On this account
Mr. Thompson, the sergeant-atArr :, Mr. Adams, the
Clerk, and Mr.. Patterson, The DOorEeeper. are al
appireny mastering their forces TO help Mr. Randall
Mr. Thompson, the ScrgeantatArus, is opposed to MI
sayler for Speaker because IL the latter succeeds ONO
cannot hope for second officer Of the House. In short
all employees seeking second Term feel that their chances
will be best ii they support Nj Randall
and many of them trying to commit
their friends to work for the reelection Of the
whole force of old officers In regard 10 break among
the Democrats which some Administration Ht ptUilcahs
have h0ed for Mr. Raudas friends feet confident tIat
IL cannot be secured, and they claim to pave sch iot
nation rs to convince them That there VIII DC serious
detection among Southern Republicans and mat TINS
will cripple the Admins. ration candidate much more
than giy descftiOn of Democrats will cripple NJ Kan
dali The lGttcrs friends assert that Their corfcspO-
trncc with Southern members leads them to cJnclW"
that while there will be much Democratic support on
tine floor Of The House for all measures when lltsiueht
HAYES deems Of imuOrtaucc all hm IN carrying out
his pOlicy they are not expected 20 50 Tar as q sur
render their party advantage and deliberately vote INC
= orse mo the absolute control Of the IcpuDcats
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
ALBANY.
THE OMNIBUS BILL.

DEBATE IN THE ASsFMBLY-ORDFRED TO THIRD
READING BY VOTE or so TO 81
GFROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRTBUSE.I
ALBANY, April 23.-The Omnibus bill was
pushed long way toward launching a law by the As
semby tonight IL having been ordered 10 third read
ing. This result reached however only after q
three hours debate OF decided Oneslded nature tho
Democrats from NewYork making nearly all tho
speeches, which were obviously made merely 10 kill
time with the idea that the outside public woud believe
that stubborn resistance to the passage OF the bill had
been made il eported that many words uttered
against IL. r Ga vim moved that the section regarding
the Fire Department be stricken out Tho constant In
reference with NewYork demoralizine the public
service. All that the people OF NewYork asked was to
be let alone. II this done the public officials would
reduce salaries without starving anybody. Mr.. Lang
bcn afgied that the bill drawn in the interest Of
the taxpayers, and that the section ought not 10 DO
amended Nj. Purdy moved, as amendment, that Mr.
Pcrlys be inserted instead Of his ti;le President
Of the Fire Department" Mr. Grady said that the Office
was given TO Mr.. Perlcy because he accidentally hap
pcned to be at the head of the department 1t had never
been suggested by the people of New-York that they
thought fire commissioner enough. Mr.. Spn0ia
also argued that commissioner insufficient the
people not in favor OF the BILL but the oceseekcrs
were. Mr. Mitchell also OF the opinion that there
should be more than commissioner. Mr.. strahan
said that the efficiency Of The Fire Department
greatly due 20 Mr.. Perley aud that in his opinion
neither of the amendments ought to be adopted.
Both then rejected by a large vote. Mr.. Cozans
subsequently offered an amendment, giving the Mayor
power to appoint commissioner to hold office for two
and have sole control OF the department. This
also rejected The bill then reported from the
Committee OF the Whole to the Assembly, whereupon
Mr. fish moved that 10 he ordered TO third reading.
The motion adopted by q vote Of 80 TO 80 as fol-
lows Republicans in Roman, Democrats in italicI:
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THE NEXT IMPORTANT WORK.
CIVIL SERVICE BEFORM-PREslDENr HAYES PRL-
PARISG TO TAKE HOLD or IT VIGOROUSLY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEIBCNE.i


PARIsG 70 TAKE HOLD or IT VIGOROUSLY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEIBCNE.i
WASHINGTON, April 23.-Now that the
Southern controversies fully aud satisfactorily
settled the Administration will give its attention to the
second great question of reform to which the President
committed himself in hs letter Of acceptance and suoSe
gucntly his inaugural address, namely the reform "a
the civil service. Some steps in this direction nave
already been taken by members Of the Cabinet but the
President has been unable account OF the pressure o
other duties to give much personal attention to the SUD
icc, lie is now prepared to do so and has already
taken steps to possess himself Of al the Information
within reach relating TO this matter The Subject of
general r. form W be discussed at tie Cabinet meetings.
ana the practical de- 81 to be carried out uhder INC
direction Of the heads II ne departments.
OF course the exact laracter OF the changes 10 DC
made in each department will depend largely on the Or
ganzatOn Of the cvll 1t now exists, the stan
dird being higher in departments than Ill stherS
and also upon the ideas OF the members Oh '
Cabinet under whom the changes are to DC made Inc
Administration aprecatcs the difficulties that are likely
TO arise in carving genuine reforms III te cli s"
wee and tho opposition which II Will nave 10
IL does not expect to make revolution IN d9y OF
month but does hope effect some marked improve
uient5 u short tllne.
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JTAIY AND THE WAR.

ROME, Monday, April %, 1877
The Ministry, replying to the interpretations
in the Chamber OF Deputies, have made important
declarations relative the policy of Italy. Ohcai re-
ports summarize these declarations 10 the following
effect: Italy has emerged from the negotiations free
from any special engagement and holding excellent re-
tions with all the Powers. Italy WAS ready 10 resume
her work OF pacicatOn circums tances per
tted She was resolved to preserve the independence
and neutral character OF her pohcy. Rcrlylut more
particularly the question whether the I;aah govern
urut intended TO take any military measures The Minis
try declared that nothing had been decided ic Gov
eminent would take no step without previously giving
Parliament an opportunity To deliberate upon IT,
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THE CANADIAN RAILWAYS.

ToRoxro, April 23.-A special cable dispatch
4, M ciob, from London 2lst inst says: 1.-THE Grand
rnnk halfyeary report published to-day sho"sa gross
decrease OF 100000 This is attributed to the Compel
zion of American lines for traffic TO the seaboard inc
loss Of local traffic. and the deficient harvest Inc oodu
a. ENGAGED IN negotiations with the Great Western Ior
stf5'S The future relations Of the companies III an
eeioent is finally arrived at before tne son OF Ai
.tu 10 rcnn,ted nj the meetings II nO Inc 'StthR
WI, III Ina adjourned when the directors VIII exhibit a"
ultimate abatement"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
WEST INDIAN NOTES.

HAVANA, April 23.-Thc English steamer
from ST. Thomas has arrived with advces to the l7th
inst santo Domingo dates to the 9Th sag President
Baez is fast losing his popularity He has recently AZ
rested four generals suspicion and issued de-
cree ordering duties payable IN cash. Ihis oeciee mas
naravzed trade merchants hitherto having been aecus
,oed IN nav cart Of the duties in Government bonds
CnnsidcIa6Ie uneasiness Is felt IN regard 20 rcllo9
,tn uavti n is estimated that the tobacco crop VIII
MIA "a 900 ceroons being the largest crop ever raised
Rnmors are IN circulation that SANTANA BAY WI d De
i"sad Ia germany, but they are not credited News
us uaVti TO the tn says peace prevails. The coffee
Gran il finished.
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CRIMES AND cAsUALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

ST. ALBANs, W.T. April 23.-The trial of Edward
Tatro the murder OF Mrs Alice NJ Butter az Hghgate
June = 1876, was begun this morning.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, April 23.-The coroner's
Jury the OF the burning Of the and four children
ihnecn rendered verdict OF death caused by Burning
aud aid that the fire was started by nj ncendr TO tho jury
unknown.
CONCORD. n H., April &C. y. Maban, agent Of
the Granite Agricultural Works at Lebanon ~ H.
rested Tor selling agricultural implements Belfast Me- TAX
ing and falling deliver the soods HE operations
New England are said 10 be extensive.
CINCINNATI, Ohio April 23.-Late last night the
steamer Fawn just after leaving her wharf route Louie
Vile skin two Of whom,
Coney Thomas ASH employees Of the southern Raroad
Company drowned The under the influence
VI liquor az the time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
DEATH OF LUTHER C, CLARK.

Luther c. Clark. the senior member of the
MIN OF Clark, Dodge Co.. bankers, at No 81 Wali-St'
died yesterday at his residence Creamery Park MIR.
Clark vas born in Western Massachusetts, and at the
time OF his death 81 years Of About 30 years
AGO he founded with others the clearinghouse OF Clark
Brothers In ST. Louis Later he became connected with
the firm OF Il. ". Clark Dodge Co. OF this city. He
wa one brothers who during many years have
b BILE their success ~ brokers' ana bankers
In Boston, New-york, PhiaAeapnias anu 81. LoWA