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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-24
MEDICAL.
.(G9ticura
BLOOD AND SKIN HUM0RS.
The scourge of mankind. cid methods G
treatment and remedies a failura

I ZIG sCOuIBS OF mank1nu. cd methods Of
| treatment and remedies failure
CUTIcURA REsoLyENT, the Great Blood Purifier
and Liver Stmulent is the most searching, cleans
| ing, and purifying agent Of this century II may
be detected in the saliva, sweet. milk blood and
urine In forty minutes after taking the first dose,
showing thaE it entered the circulation and been
| carried every part of the system Ii forever
eradicates the vircus of syphilis Scrofua Cancer,
and Canker- those terrible blood poisons that rot
out the machinery of life, filing the body foul
corruptions. Taken internally in conjunction with
the external application of CuTIcURA the Great
Skin Cure il speedily Scrofulous Ulcers aud
Old Sores, Salt Rheum, Psoriasis Ring worm. Scald
Head Dandruff, and all Itching and Scaly Diseases
OF the Skin and ScalD.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-24
ECZEMA on THE SCALP,
Breast and Limbs Cure


Messrs. WEEKS & Potter: Gentlemen.-I canno
refrain from adding my debt of gratitude TO yoT
for having placed within my reacn the wonderful
CUTIcUBA REMEDIES, which have rendered unne-
cessary all further experiment of physicians, and
in remarkably short space of time have rid me OF
a loathsome disease. dispensed with all physi-
clans two years ago, believing they did me no good
The CUTICURA. has stopped this unsatisfactory ex-
pense-eYen II 1t were necessary and had the cour-
age any longer to follow their advice-and bought
the long-leoked-for cure and happiness
L have been afflicted with Eczema or Salt Rheum
on my scalp. breast and limbs for five years DUR
ing which time have been under the treatment OF
physicians or at mineral springs, taking some kind
OF medicine l have been treated by Drs OF
-. Or. -- OF -, and visited sulphur
springs and taken number of patent medicines, all
without the faintest approach to cure
April last. began to Use of CUTICURA, which
was Immediately successful in my case, entirely
curing me. l have not had clean scalp for IS
years until the use of the CUTIoURA entirely nealed
1t and left IL clean and healthy. The other parts
of my body were affected in more aggravated
form, but are now completely healed. / believe
myself completely cured. l shall continue the
CUTICURA REsoLvENT as directed, for its wonder
full action on the stomach and bowels and cooling
influence on the blood. 1t will afford me pleasure.
as have done in many cases, to urge the afflicted
to use these wonderful remedies
Yours etc. STEVEN CRowELL.
NEW BEDFORD. Sept SO, 1878,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-24
MEDICAL
JUDGE NOT
past experience with travelling quacks, but coz
suit the located Physician, the cele-
brated Specialist,


errnanently located at BIT Perry Street, DAVEN
OFT IOWA. where he has been for eight years
'rhe Doctor has practiced medicine twenty years
and is q regular graduate of British and American
insttutfons. His treatment is inyaria bic attended
with well established success. Persons coming
under treatment may rest assured of recovering
every beneht guaranteed by science, skill and q
eoulprehensive ex perience
WFafsHALE COMPLAINTS this department
of medicine the Doctor Is prepared to treat in the
most scientific manner. He earnestly solicits the
attention of the afflicted this notice, feeling per
feetly confident that his medicines give the most
speedy relief. Then do not delay, as a complaint
which is durable to-day may become incurable in
abort time.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-24

Who are suffering from thu effects Of youthful fol.
lies or indiscretions should avail themselves oil
this the greatest boon ever laid at the alter of suf
sering humanity Dir. McAffee will guarantee TO
0rfeft One Hundred Dollars for every case of semi
nal weakness or private disease of any kind or
character which he undertakes and fails TO cure.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-24

Palace Cars is a SMOKING SALOON. WHERE
you can enjoy your Havana at all hours OF the day
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi and
Missouri rivers at all points crossed byhs line and
transfers are avoided at Council Blufs, Leaven-
worth and AtchisOn, connections being made In
Union depots
GREAT THROUGH LINE ARE AS FOLLOWS
AtCHIcAGo with all dtverging lines for the East
and South.
At ENGLEwooD with the Lake Shore g. Michigan
Southern and Ptttsburg. FtWayne a Chicago r. Rda
At WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, with Pttsburg, Gin
cinnatt a. st. Louis r.. X.
tia SALE, with Illinois Central r. II.
AtPEoRIA, with p; p 81 r. L. a d. l. b. & W.;
Ill Midland: and T., p. 4 w: Railroads
AT RoCK. ISLAND, with We ytern Union X. H. and
AT DAEENPoRT withsth Davenport North
Weston r.. r.
At WEST LIBERTY with the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids Northern r. X.
At GRINNELI4 with Central r. r.. OF Iowa.
AT DIES MONIES, with ID. NJ. a. TT. Dodge Il. r.
At COUNCIL BLUFFS, with Union Pacific r. II.
AZ OMAHA. with B. Il Mo. II. II. r.. Din EeO)
AtCoLCMBUs JUNCTION, with Darlington, Cedar
Rapids x Northern r. X.
AT oTTUMwA, with Central r, r. Of Iowa; st.
Louis, Kan City & Northern and c.. b. 4 o. K. Rds
At kEOKUK, with Toledo Peoria and Warsaw
Wabash, and st. Louis, keokuk a NV. X. Rds
At BEVERLY. with Kan City, St j. g. 4. i. II. H.
At ATCHISON. with AtchBOn, Topeka A. Santa
Ate lIson 81 Neb. and Cen Br Union Pacific X. HdE.
n. LEANENwORTH with X u. and X. Cen. r. RdG
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Middle-Aged Men.

There are many of til age OF thirty or forty years
who are troubled with go frequent excavations OF
the bladder often accompanied by slight smart
ING or burning sensation, and weakening the sys
TEN in a manner that the patient cannot account
for; on examining the urinary deposits. ropy
sediment will often be found, and sometimes small
be of thin or miiksh hue, again changing to q
dark and torpid appearance. There are many men
who die OF this difficulty, Ignorant OF the cause,
which is the second stage OF seminal weakness.
Dr. McAffee will guarantee q perfect cure in all
such cases and healthy restoration of the genito
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Certificate of a Prominent Citizen
of Adrian, Mich, who had not
Walked without Clutches fOr
two years. He threw them away
in "a Hours after the first APP
pIication of Wizard Oil.
| DR. HAMLIN:-When I met your agent
| here, in September, had been two years suf-
| fering severely with Rheumatism, half of that
time confined TO the house, and three months
| at time to my bed. The balance of the
| time / was compelled to crawl around upon
crutches. used medicines without number.
including a large quantity of morphine, all OF
which proved worse than useless. AS to what
l suffered, the English language cannot tell
it to any one who has not tried its realities.
The first application of Wizard Oil gave
| me relief in fifteen minutes, and dispelled nv
doubts in twenty-four hours. / used bottle
day for ten days The next morning after
the use of the first bottle,
left my Clutches at home and
walked down town without them
for the first time in two years.
Since thenI have not used them, and can now
split cord of wood as quick as any man in
Adrian. Some of my friends at first thought
such sudden cure would kill me, but wanted
a change, though it should be death
That all who read this may know how 1
have been, will say, when commenced
using Wizard Oil, could reach around my
leg above the knee with one hand
L was reduced to a mere skeIe-
ton, and most of the time
when L moved upon
clutches, OF tried to stand
without them. L could not raise
either foot from the floor.
used fifteen bottles in all, but have not used
any for two months 1 now feel as we'll as
ever did in my life, and have gained thirty five
pounds in flesh. But l must tell you it seems
almost like dream. You can refer TO me as
often as you wish, and hundreds of the citi-
Gems of Adrian will testify to the truth of
my statements.
JOHN ". FAIRBANKS, Adrian, Mich.
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OFFICE HOURS-S to !, 2 to 6, Z to3.
All letters promptly answered, and correspond
spce confidential. Address Lock Box 200, DaVen-
mort. Iowa.
, 1879-03-10

Tho ombarrnsaments Of an alliance betweon
the Democrats and Fiatists hare already bc-
gun to crop out In Michigan, where such q
combination has been nale. Tho sound.
money Domoorats in TINT State arc protest-
ing iii vigorous terms against tho prostitu-
ton Of the purity organization to tho will and
pernacious schemes Of Fiatism; and, at tie
sasne time, tho houost Nroenbnckera who
sympatkiza with tho Ropublicsn party in
other national issuos declare outright TINT
they will not bo used to further tho cause OF
state-sovereignty, nor to approve the scheme
for dishonest eloctious, nor to restore the
"solid South to undisputcd control Of na-
tional affairs and sho Public Treaaury, 1Ir.
HARRISON aud hia friends ara likely to tlud
tho sa,us diScord In 9 similar alliance iu Chi
cago. Thero are men who believe in Bsato-
Sovereignty who will not subscribe to tie
Flint folly, and also men who dream foudly
Of the benefits Of "also&ute mouey Z" who
will not sako auy part In restoring State.
Sovereignty party to The supreme control OF
national affairs.
, 1879-03-10

Tho contingency is now recognized Of Ro-
publican votaa being cast to secure tho e1oc-
ton Of Democratic Spoaker of tho next
House, and II. aa now aoems probable, tho
clsolco rests betwean RANDALL and B1Acr-
Buna, thora is little doubt TINT tho former
would receive tho Republican support aa In
eyary way preferable to tho Bourbon Con.
foderate. The idea of capturing the nouao
organization BY M alliance with tie
Groenbaokars apparently receives no coun-
tcnanco among the Republicans, who
could doriyo no party advantage by
oleoting Speaker whose rulings they could
not sustain, and who would bo porpetuary
at war with tho minority. It Is considered
far more desirable to occupy tho poaltiou OF
. powerful minority solidly organized and
acting aa unit wheuovor IN advantageous
opening for parliamentary shrowdncss mani.
tests itsolf, It will bo victory of no mean
proportions It the Republicans shall DO abls
to prevent tho election OF tho worst Of tho
two Democrntio candidates for tho speakcr
shin.
, 1879-03-10

Mr. BLAINE recently mndo blsinoss trip
Into Virginia, md on one occasion troated
the F. +. VS. to speech, or, as tho ir1ovor-
ent slang Of the period would state it, ho
"gage them talfy." He told thom how be
had opposed the reduction Of the tobacco
tax, but, now that it had become Inv, he
should with equal stubbornnosa oppose any
increase in the tax; how he WINS born quito
near tho Virginia limo, while lis grand
mother actually sprung from tho ancrod soil.
Nobody can tell how useful grandmother
may 'bo. In Mr.. DLANE'a case tho old lady
nny be worth twouty-two votes in the next
Republican National Convention, that being
tho number which Virginia ID entitled to
Gust in that Convention.
, 1879-03-10

consistency. But there nyo prnotical evils:
which tho Legislature may corroot. Tho
total taxation Of this State for ali purposes
exceeds $50, 000, 600 year. This is onor-
mous aud conhsoating. Those who pay,
taxea pny on the basis Of lovy Of 800, ,000,-
600. Moro than 30 per cont Of tho tnxes
lowed nro not paid. Consequently every
nlan who pays taxoa pays hia own share and
30 per cent moro to mako good tho deficiency
caused by those who do not pay. The cost Of
assessing iB enormous, and tho work is In
efficiently aud frequently dishonesty ror-
formed. Tho cost of collection Is 30 great
tint II amounts to pronigaoy md dishonesty,
though warranted by law. Tho times for col
1ccting NIL tho taxes 1ovied for city purposes
arc so fixed as to koep such oitics perpetual
ly embarrassed md ablo only to exist BY
weak, costly, md practically il1egat OK
podionts. Tho Supreme Court Inns pointed
out those OWLS as appealing strongly to tho
Legislature for relief. II, therefore, tho
Joint Committee Of tho Legislature desire TO
rcndor direct and practical roliof to tho
State, lot 1t adopt few remedial nnond-
1nonto to tho ' existing law that will
onablo tho authorities to collect
tho taxos TINT are leyied, that will roduce
tho cost Of assessment md collection, md
will onablo municipalities tocollect their rev.
onuo within tho period for which the ta1cs
are levied. Thoro are several we'll digcstod
measures having these objects in view now
pondlng In the Legislature, which tho Com
mtttoe might present as furnishing immadi-
alto md direct correctvcs Of notorious mud
confessed abuses. Tho groater mud moro
elaborate scheme Of mixing n general row.
enuo code should DO postponed to somo
other day whom tho Legislature can consider
1t exclusively, mud net on 1t unonbarrassod
by other legislation.
, 1879-03-10

In noticing AIr. PAYNE CoLL1rn's alleged dis
coyery Of another play by SnAEspEARE wo re-
ferred yesterday to passaEo therein sa!d to re-
scmble the courtship scene between Lady Anne
md 1loattr In "Nichard ILL.," BY request this
passage |. given in full herewith. dime is tho
wlfo who llas consented to tho murder of l!er
husband. Drota,, Ia tho murdurcr, and her par
amour, Drt,ery, Is common friend:
Drswry- Sec where Mastcr browns': IN him take
And learn to tomper your excessive Rrei,
Anne--Ahl hid mo tGui on posUn 1nu 10 Tat.
Or look upon the baslllak ami live;
OF slrfclt DULY and 10 stil In health,
Or lcap into tho sea and uot be Arown'd.
All these arc ovon aH possi5lc az this,
rlat should be rec0TfOrtca BY him
That IL The author Of MY wholc la,nept.,
NroWH-Why, Mistress Anne, / love you dearly;
And but for your Incompatible beauty.
My soul had neycr dtcains at Hanters' dcath.
Then give me that which now DO dosorye,
Yoursof, your 1ovo; nnu will he to you
A husband 90 devote a. mono more lust,
OR more atIcctfonate shall tread this enrth.
Aans-lf you Gun crate It OF mo with tongue
o. think it in q hoa,s did ncyor harbor
rrctenae Of murder, Gr put firth hnnd
IA not contaminnts with shedding blocd,
Then will Willingly grant vnar request.
Hut OIL your hsnl. your heart yohr tongue, and
cYG
AEo ali prcsenters al my Mluery.
iii this bo not by ysnAKsrEARE," renarlts Afr.
COLLIER, II must admit myself strangely mis-
taisen. It could proceed from no other mind
and pen.. stake my reputation On the fact
that the aboVo Was contributed by our great
dramatist." Tho tltlo Of the play Ia "A Warm
Ing for Fair Womon," and # was printed tn
1850 anonymously.
, 1879-03-10

scripts mado for tho 1t1 courts at tho low
sum Of $4,000, wa hnvo thu following ng.
grcgato Of Tho probable sum to be, paid ont
ct tho County Trcasuries undor this bill
Per diam Of slcnoqsaphers at s7..... ...s1tI. 600
Mileage at atenoTfaphcrs.. .........., =. 10, 600
Stasioncry for etchoRrapas1s.. y, 0o0
TfanscF1pfs for eonrte...: .at'......'''. IL, ooo
Total public eoat...... 80. ......$ao4. 600
This Is but the opening Of tho job. Noxt
yoar the ror diem will bo increased to $40,
mud each stenographer will havo mn assistant
at s. per dny, and onco the job becomes
fastened on tho Stnto 1t will grow, ns oil suol1
things grow, with increasing foroo.
The bill, howoyor, goes much further. It
provides tint the official reporters shall DO
entitled to demand mud receive Il cents per
100 words for every copy they make Of tho
reports Of tho proceedings; including tho
speeches of the counsel in overy caso. This
charge Ia enormous. Tho cost Of making q
transcript Of my record Of tho Circuit
Courts is but 10 cents per 100 words. The
acsual prico paid for copying notes or records
is from five to six cents per 100 words, and
this bill is to give these official ro-
porters the monopoly Of taking these
notes, Of having them copied out
for them for fivo centa per 100 words,
and u1on making the public pay Tor then, at
the ratio Of 1t conts per 100 words. The law
nt present permits tho parties to any suit,
whom tho case is Of sufficient importance to
warrant it, to engage reporter to make d
shorthand report Of tho whole caso, or OF
such parts as may bo needed. They make
thoir own contract with the reporter Mt IN
agreed cost por day OF per folio. But this
bill creates an officer who is afone to bo rec
ognizod by tho Court and by tho parties rs
entitled to mnko m "offlcial" report, and
compe1s tho parties to suit to pay such rc-
porter an outrageous and e1orbitnnt fee, be-
sides compelling tho public to pay largo
per diem md furnish stationery to
tho reporter. This bill creates at least
Ill new officers, ot an average oost
to the public exceeding 100000 ycnr.
For this bill there Is no apology or justiaca-
tion oxcept to plundor the public. Tho faot
that this bill is lobbied by somo young
women docs not extenuato the criminal dis
regard Of tho public interest In voting for it.
1t is d shameless md disgraceful abuse Of
Legislative powor,-the creation Of utterly
usoloss officers ut IN enormous cost 10 tho
public aud to litiganta. The bill to bo do
tented must bo defeatod in tho Legislature,
because IT passed it is certaiu to DO approved
by the Governor, who sooms to be wanting
in the moral md physical vigor to veto any
bill which creates now of1lces or plumbers
tho public.
, 1879-03-10

4 bill has been ordered to r third reading
tn the House Of Representatives ut Spring.
fold to eroato about 100 uew oiliooa to bo
paid out Of the Treasury, aud for this
bill thero is not tho slightest pretoxt Of ne
cossity, Justice. or proprioty. It provides
tAat "nny Judge Of court Of record " in
this stato may appoint stenographer for
lis Court to ba styled tho '.ofaciA re-
porter " Of such Court, and who allall be
"sworn officer" Of tho Court; that this
stonographor shall u1ako fall 1otes of all tho
testimony, including '4the rulings and re
marks OF tho Court aud remarka Of counsel ~;
TINT such stenogrnpher shall be paid 81 per
day for each day tho Court ia held, and tlo
same mi!eago to and from the Court ~ IL
now paIl to jurora; and that when tie Court
or any individual shall want transcript ct
any part Of such proceedings ho shall
pay to the stenographsr therefor at tho rato
OF IL cents per 100 words, thu cost Of any
such copying for tho Judge to bs paid by
tho County Treasurer on tho order OF tho
Court; and the stenographer ahall bo fur
niahed by tho public with aIl the stationery
lo may uoed.
Thore are IN this Stale 1oa County Courts,
which arc each ordinarily In session at loast
$50 days In the yoar. Thoso arc some thirty
Circuit aud Appellate Courts outside Of this
county, and there are nine courts In this
county In sess.on 900 days each eycry year,
Estimating, therefore, At only l41 courts OF
record III tho State, wo hayo an aggregate Of
1900 days on which the courts will bo IN
session each year in the State, aud the pes
dlem alone will amount to $l54.o0o ia
tho Ill new "sworn officers" Of tho
courts. Outside Of this city the Circuit
Courts embrace several counties, and the
stenographers arc to be entitled to mileage
which in tho aggregate will not be losa thar
$lo, QUO year. Tho stsnographass are to bs
furnished with stationery Oh which to takt
their notes and on which to make ths,,
transcripts, the cost Of which will probably
! not tall below S2o,o0o. Placing tho tsau
, 1879-03-10

Ono branch Of Now Jersey Legislature,
pandcring to Communtsttc demands, passed q
paterual blu prohibiting tho manufacture Of
shocs In tho State prlsoa, but Senate Com
mitteo. after loking into tho mattor ut It's
leisure, discovered some important facts. Says
the New York Tribune:
nne was tGat Inc eonyiets T. 'aio gsow mon!al.y
receives $7u 600 per annnm from tho lalInr In thu
pris0n-shat IL, abont EIn1f Of tta cxponses. Still
nnother was TINT witla thoro wsro III, 900 porsnnn
engagsd In making soca outside tho prison, thert
wero only e50 canslcts employed IN tho work.
Tbo CoInmlttun. therefore, cainu TO tho conclusion
lY dispensed With md the Senate waa advised not to
pass tho elli Probably Il, will not. IT, thla state
10 ssrest 6e Industry Of tho prlsuns; bHt cnnS!cts
mist do something, and all experience has shown
proltless toll, mere work for thu ssks of work, to
10 dangerously demora'tzIng.
, 1879-03-10

II TMK CIlcAGo TRIBUNE knows any facts CON.
celning Mr. W!Np0N's connection with Tho sub.
e!dy Job. why dossn't It OUT with thcmi-Ss. Paul
r9Htfr- frait,
TuH TRIBUNE knows that JorH ROACH Ii
notorious joboeEs thas the proposed subsidy was
aa open, almost an avowed. steal; that Mr..
WINDOW, a. Chairman Of the Senate Committee
on Appropriations, talked this subsidy ~
rider Oh tic Post.0tlice Appropriation bill, anu
that he was moro jealous In its behalf than on
behalf OF any other legislation before Congress.
These arc the facts plainly stated. II they are
creditablo to Mr. W1ApoN 10 will bo GLAD 10
have the people Of Minnesota know them. It
Ia not "Journallsstc bullying" to state facts
about publlc men and ak the people to keep
account Of them.
, 1879-03-10
A Horrible Affair at 81 I.,,-
Resulting from lncen-
diarisrn.
rive Pcrsons Burned to Deot,
and q Sixth Fatally '
Hurt.
TWO Other Sad Cases O, a,rno,
Flesh and Blood.
Full Details Of Saturdays 0ataatrophs AZ
Ottawa III.

eT. Louis, March D.-l}ct,yccu nm1 y o,.,.
TINS hioro!1lg iro broke out In Tic wagon, ,.,'os
Of hlrs. Henrietta BauAcli, Broadway, E,,, 10y o..
Louis, aud, owing to there be!ug M tlrc a,,r...
ans, ahd no cal being tnade on tho Fjfo Ilcp..s
mcnt Of this city, one nrlck md i've fsatno bnt,s
ings we're dcstroyeti, nntalllng loss of shoa.
Sl0ooo. In tic SECOND story Of the wagon. ,,o.
where tho fro started, which was occnn}ed .,
residence by Bausch, there were slcenlny h..
thrco Children BY former marriage. n,,ns.
Charles Guc!ienbach, about 10 years o]a 49,.
John and Emma Zcipp, several ycars vo,,na.. NV
Henry scl,ocppcrkoettcr, blacksmith aml e.
Catharlua Dorst, who wns spending a utrht .us
Mrs. Dausell, al Of whom burned Ia de,,M .,a
they being unablc 10 escape by reason NJ ~
door leading to their apartments being fa,tenra
on the outside. Mrs. bnusch was alao nelecp IN
tho samn house at tho time, but she iumpci
from window. She was go severely injured
sic will probably die.
At The Inquest this afternoon tcsttmony w,,
clccitod pointing SO strongly to iurcndIo,,m
tlIat John Horst, husband oil Catarlna Dor,t
Andrew Marshall, und Thomas 1Iamaoul we,s
arrested aud locked ut,.
apfetn' pfsp=:ch to 7nt 7t4tune,
BUFFALO, N. T., March D.-AIrs, CatherIc.
Voo'ker, Of th!s city, while conbInr hc,
daughters hair early last might, tipped oyer .
kcroscue lamp near her. Tile fluid isaalted md
set firo 10 her clothes. She rushed about III.
house, and finally spraug down atatzway.
knocking down her husband a..tl Two mcn, Yho @
were rushing IN to extinzulsl, tlie flames, sho
stood tn tho atleYwnY, atllt bcforc the aamra
could he put out she was 30 bnlly burned ,has
she died at o'clock this morning. All Of her
clothes ExEent n n1rrHH nj rim around tho Af..
Warc burned of. f'
WASHINGTON. u. e., March g.-1n a flo pt
ueorEetown last night t3lrco children nt Dautei
Martin {colorcd) wcre burned to death.
, 1879-03-10
Secretary 8uERnAs Las managed to recover

Secretary SHERMAN las managed to recover
the breath taken away by some Of the tinau.
cial performances Of tue tlead.and. .gouo
Forty-afth Congress, and IL In condition to
present Ills Views regarding tho position in
which the Treasury is plaeed'by the reckless
manner In which expenses were increased
and revenues diminished. Hs was, he says,
greatly astonisaed at the passage os ths
Pension blu, not anticipating
that Oongrosx would lMy any penxiona
, 1879-03-10

a party Of asindlcrs have been .lotoctod in
Philadelphia in tho attempt to roalize hand
somely on subscription for memorial to
the late BAyAnn TAYLOR. Thoy found poo.
pie quite willing to be plucked upon this
protenuo, but wero luckily exposed and
frightened AWAY before they had mado much
nf q han1