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- VIII be guaranteed IL you use
CERES,

SNOW-WHITE BREAD
VIII be guaranteed IL you use
CERES,
The handsomest Minnesota Patent F1on, f., -.
District, or,
oseSstH0'S st. L0ssts F0Mog Pcteus.
most beautiful Winter Wheat Flour. an
GOLDEN HILL,
.ne ws4HET4Tn Standard Family Flour OF the Din
Rolls and Bread as light and e.
white a. the driven anoW.
At hs e.! aooye:named Flours can be bought 1t an,
ofst-caass Grocery Store. " s"'
WHOLESALE DEPOT,
OoRNHR LIST 6TR1H1 AND INDIANA AyHuun
-. oo WIN. d. GAIT 90
EDWIN f. BROOKS.
Fifteenth street,
C0RCORAN BUILDING.
rEANOY DKOP LIGHTS snd SHADES. .,.o
NEM STOCK OF PATENT BRASS and POR at1
at1ia - W LAMPS. al OF the latest Patterns AND
Sole Agent for the sale Of Messrs Mitchell, vsnoe a
JOS OelebrAted CAB FIXTURES Ao" "
a large sJOck hand.
- Guarantee entire satisfaction
Aren't for DR.. Colbur's EvAPORATORS. dsn,ssr
WANTED-You Know tsai = ar5t-.a.. ,..0
HxOND-dANO SUIT IL better and cheaner fh.n
aHEADY-MADE NEW ONE Try af JfIaTIry,1
Old stand. No. 619 street, between 9th and III,
streets northwest, or Branch Store No. 40a On
srstcsss Second dGnlesS 5Sod gEess paid ,o1
p'0uP'is s'soaoeo " tally
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LAME BACK.

WEAKNESS or THE BACK AND MUSCLES, KIDNEY
DlsEasE, hHECMAIIsM, ScIATIcA. LUMBAGo, Az
IECTIoNs OF THE HEART, FEMALE COMPLAINTS
SiUBBoRN AND NEGLECTED COLDS AND CoUGHs'
fENER AND AGUE. DISEASES CHILDREN STrca
A. NHooPING CoUGH. ORDINARY CoUGHs Am
COLDS. AND GROUP, tWHEN USED IN ITS EARLY
OF Young or OLD.
For such ailments these il is warranted TO ba
superior tn any known remedy ~ W
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u sHrhT5 omen bach. made Of Wamsui,a Muslin
and enrs ore linen bcsoms, fog 20 cts
optn fr,nt, Ia ouiy ~ eta.
N -, nress shirts made to orler, and sa,lsfac.
fehs I'm f0Os y street m.tr
OPERA GLASSES.
" oar own Importation
IFCOrLTRE RAYoRS
The Hest Razor Known
StkCJAOIfS AND EYEGLASSES
Gold. Steel and Shell
FRENCH CLOCKS BRON2ES and ORNAMENTS,
At Low Prices
H. sEMKEN.
fchsu3h go p.nna ape,
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
GO dos Linen Towels. Y yards long Csc so doz
Linen Iowes. yard long. i24c 100 White Spreads
81 extra cheap 5000 yards Paid Dress Goods l5c.
S7fc noc very cheap. - doz. Chidren's Hand.
serchiefs. in single boxes. 25c Blankets Uomfo Is,
auinnet's Black SIX si2S; tho hest ever sold be.
fore at that price. Table and Floor Oilcloths very
any house in the city
GEO. J. JOHNSON.
fehs-tr Cor. sH vt. aud Market Space.
THE SHIRT ABOVE ALL.
ONE DOLLAR SHIRT.
COMPLETELY MADE. READY FOR L.USpRYING
Their points of excellence arc as follows:
l. They are made of Wamsutta Cotton.
3. They are fun fashioned and perfect fitting
l. They are spendidly made IN every respect
Sole Agents for ID. g.
PERRY & BROTHER,
Pennsylvania arem"e. cor. or st.
ZONE PRICE ONLY" It
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u A. MCINTYRE,
W. REAL ESTATE BROKER
NO. BIB street, opposite Masonic Templa
For Rent (FtIr5,tshed)
Large and small houses, in all sections S25 to 5000

For Rent (FtIrnished)
Large and small houses in all sections S35 to 5000
Fer Rent (U1.ftIrntshedl
No. 1908 NV, Is re-, all mol mps $40
NO. 132 21st NV. IA r., all mod ilnps .. s3L,
no Az NV, Ii rs, all mod. imps and stable IS
NO 418 Penna ave. NV, % re-, gas, water &c so
No " lst st Geo'towp, II rs. d L. large yard 40
store Dwelling 1905 Pa. av.. store, 1876: DIV 40
No 926 sth NV, rs, all mod imps and stable 30
NO 2lO NV, 3-story, gas, water &c...,,... u
S,ore DWelilns It'll 4 Q, 9rs. a. IN S25 ID 25
Slofe 2do5 Pe1na ave DIV, gas and water.... 25
10. 2Ztt ID hw;, 8 re-, all mod. imps........ 25
No COZ, cog and 6l3 N. Jersey av, rs, gas &c IS
nos 45 and IS ne, II rs, ami. ........ 11
NOE !o4 -l55-16O 162 f NV. 2 RS. am.i, 20
no l4lS NV, St. re-, water &c ,... 90
stores and Dwellings, 10th st. near F NV each 20
no ~ Sth Sc, . rs., water, &c.........:,,, Is
no i1U4 ne, rs, water and as....,..,. l6
NO 19U3 q 1918 N. Hamp av, new, z rs ami - IL
NO 40 s.w., rs, water, large yard and stable Ii
NO lsO0 Conn: ave, rs, water, large side yd X
Nos TX, w and 929 n. j. ave, 6rs.............. Is
no H2S Vermont ave-, rs, gas and water. Is
NO %! Ith u e. RS. gas and water, large yard Is
NO ll15,1135 Park Place. rs, water, &C g and Is
no % TIN st., Geotown, rs, water ...,,... s
40 Y Y NV, rooms, large yard. .......,..,,
No. . and 10 Liberty ST., rooms, water ,,..
For SALE
! have large bulletin of Houses and Lots for
solicited. - 0'A'n'
LOANS NEGOTIATED by E. A. MoINTIRR f.
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ENOR RENT.
4 Store 81! Sth st. se:.:................ $500
30 1000 81, iurnshed ~ rs ......... $500
Stape, l ST, Det ftn and 9th Sc. 500
10. 81 81. zap ST, mod 1mps., IL rs. 1000
10 ~ "a ave- NV, house&store, mi, IL rs. &c 66
Mo S.S Mssourl ave, gas and water. % 5000
IL Oh b. ne., FURNISHED, 7rs................ 1900
FOR SALE.
33l 1dth St E., lot 14xSO..; 1880
%! hnoae Island ave. mod 1mps. $500
oLa Slh ST. NV, mouse and store 1000
Houses and Lots for sale in all sections of the civ
AUG. A NICHOLSON, Real Estate Broker.
,o Lenox Building, corner eth and G St.
JanZo1u Room No. 2
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LOST AND FOUND.


| OST-At French Ball. Tuesday night Feb 4th
II three CORAL STUDS. A liberal reward will
be given for their return at office of the Washington
Roller SKATING Rink. 1t
I OST-On the 7lh inst q CAMEO SLEEVE BUT
- TON-Sardonyx. oval shape plain gold setting
Suitable reward. a. W HART, corner 7th and +
sts over Ger. Am. Bank 1Ts
EOUND-In Store last evening a POCKET
l. BOOK containing a sum of money. The owner
can have same by de cribing Book and contents and
paying for this advertisement GEO W. COCH.
nan q w., LILO Penna. ave. 1t.
I OST-On Thursday night between 9th and
- and 9TH SITS. one Cameo and Gold EARRING
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it
at the store of f. q. WHEELER, corner eth and
j SITS If
I STA DIAMOND EAR-DROP, two stones IN
II The setting. very liberal reward will be paid
any iDfo1 nation that shall lead to its recovery
byalpiicaton to c. c. JONES. at the Senate Post
Once. febS st.
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ENOR RENT.
+ 10O2 N; II. ave-, 8 rs, mod imps, fur $50. 90
La st., brick 8 r., eas and water....... Is 90
~ Sth st., store and cellar. .........,,,. 20 90
II 1zl5 9th St, frame gas and water, rs. . 1880
Office rooms. 708 Est............,.,l5OO to 2O 90
FOR SALE.
Several twostory Press Brick Houses. in ALI marta
OF the city, having from six to eight rooms and all
modern improvements that can be sold from 81 900
Also great many fine Houses very cheap, and de-
sirapie Lots at al prices to suit the customer. CAN
and see my list before purchasing.
,.o. W. 4. BUkFORD, Real Estate Broker,
JanLou 708 e st NV
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MONEY TO LOAN.
SEVERAL SMALL SUMS TO LOAN ON FIRST
CLASS IMPROVED PROPERTY
WELL LOCATED.

R1Cd JEW ELRf.
We offer great Inducements to cash purchasers In
all kinds
FINE JEWELRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, Ola
MONDS SOLID SILVER AND PLATED
WARE FRENCH AND AMERICAN
CLOCKS AND BRONZES, ETC,
At private sale.
9. GOLDSTEIN CO.,
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS,
1an2l-n Northeast corner 10th and sts
EXCHANGE.-Will exchange beautiful FARM,
" 70 mlies from Washington. ON r. II and in bigh
state Of cultivation all stocked and in fun opera
non; houses and Barns.new; for a stock of goods;
6o1ts and Shoes preferred Address FARM 1879
Io.u etieet H.W, jan1S-1ms
TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS.-Desirins to in.
= crease my list OF property for the INSPECTION OF
buyers would call the attention Of property own
this City, or ia the County, for Sale or EXCHANGE
70 tne advantage OF placing the same upon my list
FROM present indications am inclined to believe
that there will be considerable activity i'm real sstste
"lloln lew months. Nd. n ROHRER,
Real Estate Broker,
.,o. Established 1861
Janlo-T b13 18th street
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ASK ANY PHYSICIAN.

The remarkable merit of Benson's Capcine Plastic,
has been recognized by physicians and chemist
everywhere, and We recommend those who hay,
doubts concerning the truth of the above state
ments to consult some reliable physician in thei
own locality By taking this small trouble all will
be convinced that the article is precisely what it
claim ed 10 be.
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limited STATES BONDS
United States -Four Per Cent Bonds FOR sale .t
lowest rates. Cash for Called and other Bonds ful
Interest and premium. -.
PETER CAMPBELL,
Banker aud Broker 1881 Pa ave-
Jsnll-im bet Wizards and Treasury
ENoR SALE-At q Bargain-An Elegant NEW
II HOUSE, within few doors of 18th and N sts
has II roems back building. cellar and all modern
improvements price $1,000; terms TO suit. Apply
NV. ianlO- I'm
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can be obtained of almost any druggist in the United
States or Canada for 25 cents. Purchasers shOuId
beware OF worthless limitations. and plasers having
a similar sounding name febSsy Inn
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Tie photograph MA ns.'i for thu lirsi
time Ia war hy the british troops which
operated ngain~i li,c Afii.lis en ihe
rs.LaMnr frontier. lniin. lhia inrirt
mcnt CONSISTS oi Il circular mirror. mo,
ing upon il universal joint ana support
III rn tripod NiAl,ing ~ ss,na m,s.
sager. the operator, u, quick elevation
er depression 81 the rlass, ~ ~ 10 catch
ihn fnll rlnro II tllr rul. i allie othiu"
flashes distance ~ tntnts siiss milca,
The length IL the ,i.sll.a corresponds
with TINT u tin .lashes III the N,iso al
pIahct. hs which, the ns.ssagrsnfe trana.
lated. TliH method III field telegraph
.lo.s awny entirely with ths dangers u
Nifo tapping nld cutting by the enemy.
md, after il thorough tehf, l,aA inet ls.n
adopted hs tn Apui,inl, military M.
tlnrjtier
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Tuesday, Jan. 2l. might appropri-
Ascly b. termed HcnaiodAl day" on account
os tho number u United HsAses Senators cio~ei,
by htasc Legislatures. In Illinois, John A.
Logan Wan elected 10 snrccei Richard J.
Ogiesby, Tho vose stossi Logan Republican,
idsi; j. q. Black, Democrat, ~. Alexander
Campbell, National. 10; John McAnliYs, Hocial-
Int, Il In New York. Roscoe conkiing, i.epnl.
lcan. waS elected As hin own successor,
ho rcvising lla votes. IL ~ FOR William
Dotsheimar. tho Democratic caucus nominee,
aud ! for Peter Cooper, National. Tho Indiana
Legislature cii.~o Daniel W. voorl,e.r. De,no.
erAt. ~ succeed himself, the vote standing
Voorhees,. NJ; Han Harrison, tl.e Republican
caucus nomii.t, ~; James Buchanan. National,
g. MI. Voorhees, WAS Also elected fnr sl,a sl.0ri
term, expiring March 4. tie IsepubIcAns suing
for IL \. Orth. In Pennsylvania, !. Donald
-ameron. lsapnhl,eAn. Va chosen -
NJ In, ~ NJ fur Heisier Clymcr,
tho Democrats nominee M Tor Daniel Agnsw,
National. AMI \ scattering Tho Missouri I<g
ialasnre elected 1corgc u. vvi, Democrat. -
the snec~sof of David II, Armstrong, Demo.
crxs, frr ihe long term, and yAmcs Nlsielis
Democrat. for the shurt term intervening b..
tween now and March I. In North Carolina
Hobnlon y Vance. Democrat, wss surce~@
fnl IN securing thu @At now occupied
BY A. y. Merriuaon. Democrat Tlle conueeticn
Legislature elected Orville n. Piau, Nepulli
cai, - thn successor of Mr.. IlArnunn. Demo
rrAL Tho Florida Legislature chose WIlkinsoi
Cali. Democrat. 10 suc.ysl Mr. conoyer, ne
publican Tho inxislatures ~ wisconsin
Louisiana and Arkansas hAllotcd for senator
but fAiled 10 reach 1 choice.
The Wisconsin Legislature In,
vlesl~i Man y. tarvsnsrr = thS Tinted A,at~
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NEWS q 1t Wtr.


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.is,ssi,.s ~ she ssrana buhr NAihaei a fassss
~aA married ssp ashsr slat ~ *s retet~ssatN II
rtt,rv t.sxlsstt il Mttss.,esa S3hwstsn
The ,lrraded plAgae. ~ "blsrk death.
ehseit has la~m ~ spsns time raging IN Asss.
lhsa. i. ~la~is rss#lsanE ~t~.sAri. Aha tless
u mncI alsfm in ha-~is IN consequence 1
II feais.i sha, tte sepnrse Win spread ussl
Western fnra,~ the sming summer, III whtel
tsrn, II ~anld rrsi,ahl, invssie this country
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Tx1 BLAINE INVESTIGATION.
A emAMI.k1roN, y.

The Teller Committee. consisting II
Nrnatnr~ Teller. klrkwnod. Cameron. Han
,lolpA And Mcdonald. l~gan their HI. ssiiga
Tim ~ the la'a general slecslon In kon.a Caro-.
lima, ~ Charleston. un thc .iHl NJ January.
All The witnesses exAmIilsd wefr ffnm cLali.s.
ton county, and !, WAS admitted i, hath Dem.
oefais and Republicans hns III III. ui.siion
oisieer~, excepting clerks. wufr Aplninie,s
upon lhe recommendation ~ she Democratic
committee ihA, one of Tho u,rre dommis.
sinners III Election tur sla eut,nsy ~ar d
Republican: that the managers ~ election II
ihn different prceinrts we're exclusively Demo
Gratis, aud the United hiat~ Supervisors n ihe
different polls we're mot allowed io have i
cisrk. there being M provision Of Law for snrl,
person Il ~as also tt~tih.h That the Demo.
cratic Supervisors had no clerks, and thai iha
cicrAs of Republican Supervisors ~eso "a.
cludeti from III. polliu. places by order of
Tho Democrats co,ani.is~. Tho Ihpuhicail
Witnesses. of whom thrt. nr tpnr wrrc exam.
inei. testified that there wsre niiinercti. tIs.ta
ballots found In the lpses \. various lissineis
IN Charleston county. III wuma instances the~s
tissue bsllu,s exceeding tho nanit.f 0I aatuAI
vosers. Tho Demoersiic witnesses admitted
ths printing II tissne ballots b, The Democratic
surmitsS~. md sA,' NJ. ohiA.s n l.snsrs sh~m
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l'0lyg.,sl,.

Senator christiuncy, Of Michigan.
Inns introduced III Congress Il bill pro
,ialinK TINT every person nhn las Il Inns,
hand Or wife living, who, IN Territory
or ether place over which tho United
States Inns exclusive Jurisdiction. mar
ries another, whether married Or single.
and any mal who hereafter simultane.
onrly Or on the sume .lny marrier musr
thnn one woman. IN Territory III other
plaee over which the United States
has exclusive jurisdiction. siall bo
deemed guilty ot bisnmy, md b. pm.
ishel hy a fin, ~ not more tl,nn stuO
nnd by imprisonment " mol more tllnn
live years Int thu section ahnll nnt *
tend ~ M, perron u, reason II my
former marriage whose husband or wife
hy such marriage II absent inr il,. snr.
ressi.c years, and IN not known IL s,ioil
person To IL living. nor II any person
hs REASON 81 any former marriage
Which hn, been dissolved by lserce
of competent court. nor IL
nny person ~ rearun II IN,
former marriage which has hren
pronounced void by tho decree
III ~ AiIHltAlGh 9eNNt lh8 Hla4tANi
of nullily If lhe marriage CON,
irnct The foregoing provisions arr III,
e. effect ths prosecution ar punishment,
III any nilrnre already committed against
the r..seli, law. The i'residen. II M
ihori1ed to Rfant amnesty ~ rncl
classes II offenders naainsi il.r anti
poiygn,ny Inv, nnd on snell condition,
and under such limitations. ~ he shnl
think proper lint NO such amnest, sl,al
have effect unless the conditions iher.
ii shall have been complied with. I'll.
iss,le III plural marriages, knoan II,
Mormon marriages, In earrS Ia Nliirl
such marriages have hren solemnisc.
according 10 The rites u the Mormon
srct In any Territory of thu United
states, nnA II sneh issnr shall hns,
bscn horn before The 1T IL November
lh1D. nrr legitimate, and shall hs eli
| titled IL MI ihs rights " heirs and nes
/ II kin IL their parents. Folygnmist4
ur disqualified from performing inr!
! duty. Placed an The ,sslenslar,
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H. Ii always IN TIN street, nnl II ,un
walk much yol will IL sire ta meet
him ia lrasl once Nssh. II. h'als
dawn III Il rapil pace, anl appears ~ ~
going IL pnNA III Your lit, htit nt tlis
.li~,anesef twn ie.t he sndd.nl, lichh
III iii, right. Nnn put nn your brakes
aud ,ry tu vrsr IL The .ari. hr s.s,s IL
tho east you Try the west hc tries ths'
west, Nn,i try the gutter side, h. tfiss
tir gutter aiAr' ,nu wv thr inside; II"
tripa tle inside. y"u hrrnme excited
ald junl, for III opening ~ biz right;
he iin.he1 up md ininps ~ tn 'ai',s
direction. There nrr Int two vn,' ~
rrt bs this excited id,M. Tim one II e
right,nlunt fnee ninl ~ rpunl ths block
ilr ether VI IN grail him around the
waist nnl hold hin TILL policeman
com.s mp md leih son % ly.
Tur expenditures III th.' Institution
for tllu Education III ii4n blind, III VIZ
cnmriii. the past year. has. lsapi 100000
The average nitmbef 81 pupils ~ ni
t.ndamrr Wis ~, mud lin totni during
the year ~. The Trustees ask ail NJ.
preparation ~ slh. h.5W "a cnabIc them 10
iinr.t III. expenses u the present y.af.
All thr Wisconsin Institute fnt tile Flu.
cation III The Deaf and Dnlnh isl pnpiIs
were enrolled, and The nseraN. nu,nle.
| IN attendance wna lin. Tho eSManl'
iturcs were ~, ,122 aa. nnl il.r Trustees
ask MI appropriation II &i"'taa' for t'is
! current ysAy.
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MEvEROEN
MEM
FURNITURE
wARERooMs,
t~a iA~rs NestA n tr~~swii> Ssrsv.
cResco. IOWA.
!. ssrssea ~sa NJ isa,su sva he.s sss-tsnsn, =
stasre Anss sHsfstA* ssts sssss II thss AAasAss
syerv,hinc New---I.atest STYLES.
~ 0s.O GOODS.
tenslsiins "A
EXTENSION TAnI.Es.
SECRETARIES, BOOK cAsEs,
wAkpRoBEs, BUREAUS.
BEDsTEADS. CHAIRS.
SPRING BEDS. MATTRESSES.
LOUNGES AND SOFAS,
BRACKETS, wiAT.NOTs.
LOOKING GLASSES.
PICTURE FRAMES.
CURTAIN coRNIcEs.
III ,hos,. ssery article belonsane u the trsis and
&sl aasr'ed IA The wants ~ the community.
! UNDERT AKING
In Ai IA. branches promptly attended IT, essher dAy
night.
lie has 4 large assortment of
Oofins, Burial Cases and Caskets,
which hs "a prepared H. trim, aa furnish nn short
natirr Rna ~ such sssi. and mAnnrr ordered. VT
thr must y a1snahir piece.
Thanh Ihe the pnhle Ter iaspr. aud ~ ssfnf,lsner
IN tta past liz irs III aasur. his friends thai he II
splefnia.t Il faarr thsh rtrr 10 Msf.t tls,r ronh-
lenre. rslats and continued patronage.
d. MEvERDEN.
Creseo. nee. ~, INA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-31
nIsC1LLAxxous oIxANrNos.

Al Kingston, Ont, the bakery and
dwelling ~ Thomas johnson were destroyed
by iifr. ad his Two iiitlr daughters persisted In
thu flames. IN tie same night, William
U'i,iirn AMI t~o rons wrfp bnri,ul III deail, III
their camp II Miibury lttopk, n. u.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-31

'rnr Deaslwuod 1ines says II some
cnterrri-ing desperate would only turn
horse md butcher panel ~ un average
Black Hills petit jury. lle would b. on
titled to the nost distinguished conni,l.
Grafton M thu hands ~ the lnw-nbiding
portion ul that community.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-31

The following items. relative IL the
Indians In Isis nnd ls7s. arr taken
frnm the annual report 81 thr lInard ni
In.limn Commissioners. In Mhish lhs
prugress II the Indians during tlm las.
decade IN traced
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-31

"Pssfs fnr s:,.' sail II sceds locking
man, reading the sign Iii thu window oi
j clothing store hc was passing 10 10
]. ! never painted ~ for ~ In MI my
life
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-08
"STRAW CANVAS
How IL Is Regarded In LIverpOOI--It is
Rough, Open and Affords Very
Insufficient Covering for
Cotton.

The following letter is published by per-
mission of the gentleman to whom it is ad-
dressed, for the special benefit of planters,
who. we hope, will take warning and not be
caught by such stuff:
BRITISH AND FOREIGN MARINE ms. Co, LIMITED,
EXCHANGE BUILDINGS WEST,
LIVERPOOL, March -. 1879. J
Richard F. Phillips, ESQ. Memphis:
DEAR SIR-We beg to call your attention
to a species of cotton bagging which is being
rath + extensively used this season. The
bagging is made from uHrOtted fiar tOiC, and
here is known as STRAW canvas. The tex
ture of the canvas Is rough and open, and
affords very insufficient covering for the
cotton, and when exposed to wet, it rots and
dissolves, leaving STAINS upon the cotton, the
result being that the mending expenses are
greatly increased. the cotton itself more bad
ly damaged, and consequently of less value.
Last year the cotton aSsOcIatl IN OF New ok
passed a rule declaring that cotton arriving
50 packed, should be considered unmerchant-
able and might be rejected, and we believe
this rule Is still in force. We understand that
this season your cotton exchange has adopted
a similar resolution, but still the bagglng con-
tiuues to be used. In the few cases that have
come under our notice, we have generally
made nominal deduction from the claim,
by way Of protest, but should the practice
continue, we must consider whether some
more decided stand ought not to be taken.
We think that if tins question were taken up
by the various insurance offices OF your place,
measures might be devised for putting an
end to this Objectionable packing, either by
the insertion of a warranty In the policy, or
by other similar measures. We shall be glad
if you will bring this matter before the other
companies, with view to some joint action
being taken. Yours faithfully -,..