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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-09

WALL tAdCh JOO OuO LII GuO CI4Os c1o0 WIG,
murderess, traitress, Heaven have mercy on
you when the hour of doom shall comet"
The wretched woman was bewildered, ter
ror-struck, stupefed. For the first time,
she felt that all was lost.
"Were alone possessed of your horrible
secret, should feel that my fate was sealed, I"
continued the General. "You, who did not
hesitate to murder Clarence Suydam, the
man you pretended to love, would scarcely
scruple to murder me, if you thought, by SO
doing, you might retain possession of the
wealth for which you have periled your
soul! But others hold your fatal secret. A
woman-an outraged and revengeful woman
holds in her relentless hand every clue of
that horrible mystery. That woman will
hunt you to your death. Her name is Clar-
ice Suydam!'
A groan of misery burst from the lips of
the cringing woman.
She remembered the dark and stern face
of Clarences cousin. Yes, there was an
avenger!
"Farewellp' said the General, walking
toward the door. F'We have met to-day for
the last time. God pity your poor old
fatherp'
He left his guilty wife kneeling on the
velvet rug before the fire, and passed out OF
the room.
The door closed behind him, and Maud
Dumont was alone. She lifted the tiny
stiletto with the pearl handle, and looked at
it with strange smile.
'tYes, she muttered, ''Levinto was right!
he could laugh at the hangman while he
possessed this!"
At twelve o'clock that day terrible scene
took place in the Ovington mansion.
When the French maid pushed open the
door communicating with her mistress
luxurious dressipg.room. she drew back
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PERSONALS

Me-. Vim. X. Loar, Of Rsedsville, and
Mics Kerns, Of Pruntytown, Taylor co,
paid fh.s place yisit on last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Potter and Mr..
Jehn Calvert, we're at the Muddy Creek
Furnace, last Saturday.
Messrs Llvslle and Graham, of Tun-
Melton, we're N town Saturday.
We noticed Mr Ellis shirer, Of Iron
dale, 10 town Sunday last.
Mr. Judson Elliott an bride rcgisterc Cd
at the Union II llel last Sunday.
Rev. Cool, Of Newburg, was visiting
at Rev Jordan's this week
Mrs. j. A. Brown returned homo from
visiting friends At Frederick, Md, last
vhek. Her health is not much improved.
DR.. Vest, Of Evansville, was IN town
Monday. lie called in to see US AID pay
his subscription TO the ARGUS.
Mr.. James Allender, Of Allender's mills,
gave us pleasant call on Monday last.
John Barton Payne, Esq, was at Au
FORA this week.
Col John d. Rigg, Of Morgaus Glade
was in town on Monday.
SIC. jacob smith, one Of the m )st s)lid
citizens Of near Wiley, a1d subscriber
20 the AggUs ever since it has b55n c5tab-
lIshed, gave Us call on Monday.
Rev. Rule. Of Che o. 70. church, called
% see US on Monday. He has been engag.
ed in the Missionary work on the east
side Of the river and reports the work pro.
crossing very favorably. The U. b.
church is becoming very popular IN This
State auG i,g membership Is increasing
rapidly.
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nRKDsYILLE PAnIa.
REpoarER

JUSR 2t-FOr the past weel. the wealth
or has beCn very warm through the day,
but cold Of h night, but nEl The farmers
say that oats, corn and wllat loOk az if
il would be more than an average crop,
but grass ID a little short
QIite a number from this neighborhood
attended the commencement at Morgan
own, among them vas DR.. Hall aud Fair
faZ Of this place.
Or. Kall says tell B5cca Of the Jlurnal
10 tel! Mr.. Guseman that he wont blow
abopt his porkcr this Fall, for the victor
is coming on.
l. young man Of this place is never well
enough to go to Sunday school, but siiil
be can take his .nCe.ire out buggy riding,
but we think he win get better now.
its reported here 10 day that a. J.
elliott and Mas Wardwell were married
at Morgantown Yesterday, and from what
we can learn thcr0 were no cards, but
still Ruff got his super. Gsutlem en-,
gentlemen, tie al in the family.
DR.. Halls new hotel is being pushed
along rapidly, 80 is Mr.. 0useman's new
dwelling and Mr. Allcnders new house is
almost done.
Messrs Ehuttlesworih and Taylor have
:hoir portable gallery at this place and are
taking some very inc pictuleB for the
girles and boys.
on last Sunday one Of our popular
yocng ertiats came up missing and OF bis
where Gbouts nothing could be told until
pat returned home late al night, and a
light 10 q certain window attracted his
attention and when he drow a lttle near
or and saw that one corner Of the blind
was curled up 'Paw could not stand the
ten ptation. he had 10 take a peep and 10
6weet OF sweetness the sight that met his
gaze he shall never forget Well. Pat
says he can't describe land We will cay no
more.
There is not a Blaine ran % be found
In this part Of the county now. They all
coy that Cartel wGs ther choice ia The
FIRST place.
Dr. Lloyd seems To be badly disappoln
TEL that Senator Bruce did not eot thc
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sialters loom fhe' ooart noree.
COUNTY cLNRiL's orr1cE.

-
Transfers o. Real Esiafe. Tho follow
ing deeds have been admitted 20 record
since our last report,
Deed made June l. 1850. by Gil and
Loney, assiguoes, 20 $. G. Knots for lot
! and fraction OF lot Ia Rowlesburg.
Decd made Juno z, 1850, by II. z.
Crawford to Geo. w. CrawC9 ford sol 49,
aoros in era district.
Deed made sept. -. lsTT, ty ?. NJ.
Feather to Ami FoTman, ior Il To- acres in
Pleasant i strict.
Deed made Juuo ~. 1880. by NJ. IL.
Baker to J. w. Bonafold tor half of i7i4
acres in Reno district.
Decd made Mar. ~, 1874, by Philip
Dungly TO Andrew Splndlor for 200 acres
i'm Grant district.
Licenses Grai1ei.-Chsrlos w. McCar.
ty and Mary J.. Lottery.
James o. Watts and Alcinda Summers
Marriages. Juno Is, 1880, at the
residence of Isaac II. Brosins, i'm Lyon
district, by Rev. p. Il. Conway, Samuel
stephens and Jennie Brosius.
On June 3, 1850, at tho residence Of
Plaker, in Portland district, by Rov. c.
L. Glenn, VIM. ID. Liston and Nancy J.
Stewart.
On juno Ia, 1850. at the residouco of
Peter q lthrie, in Grant district, by Rev.
Jacob NJ rhomUs, Andrew Thomas and
Hester Wilson.
On June 10th, 1850. at the residence of
Geo. Teats, In Grant district, John Nico>
Ia and Clara Il. Toats.
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JUNE 10.-The furnace at .hs place
having been stopped for some tiinc iD:order
to lay in stock, has again started, and Is
making NJ. iron.
A child OF Bully Smiths, wh lives ia
iLis village, died on Sunday last Of scai
lot fever. The disease seems at present TO
be abatlng.
Rev. ID. w. Rogers preached % a large
and apprcciative congregation On last sun
day r the Baptist church ip tbc place Of
Rev Clarke, he being kept at home with
o very sick child.
AZ present wheat, oats and corn prom
isos fair crop, but grass will be light.
Some who are not acquainted with Iron
dale Furnace think that the culogy you
passed upon this furnace ia your last issue
oKtrayagant, but those who are acquaiL-
ted believe 81 was fair representation.
The Sunday chool az Pleasant view is
20 have grand picnic on The third Of
July. Several other schools arc invited %
bo present
Rsv ID W. Roger is invited % deliver
an GRAFTON on the oc,aayt
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TuR LIoRSsE ouR ZION

IT has, we learn, been mgcd that
there is no necessity for drug etores-
for the reason that merchants may
without license keep and sci; all drugs
necessary for tho community This
simply means that yon will not permit
persons to carry on the business Of q
druggist under tho law, but that every
merchant in the county may do 10 con
unry to law. The law says, "'if you
carry on the business Of "a druggist with
out license, therefor you shall pay enc
ofnot less than go nor more 500
dollars" To carry on the business OF
of druggist is to habitually sell, offer
or expose for SALE drugs-what are
drugs Woscestcr in his admirable die
tionary, says. Drug, a general name
Of commodities used for the purposes
ofmedicine, dying, tanning and for va
rious other purposes" Webster, says.
ANY animal, vegetable, or mineral sub
stance used in The composition of med
icines any stuff used in dying or in
chemical operations" IT will be seen,
therefore, that the merchants would
and perhaps do, habitually break the
law. We domapd that the law be en-
forced and that the innocent be not
punished with the guilty.
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commencement exercises of tho Normal.
johnny G. is going Ia tako In tho Ma
soihc picNnic Nt Valley Falls on Thurs
day.
Miss Lummio GIinith, OF Grafton. In
enjoying the hospitality OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Turier.
Master Apply Peddicord, of Baltimore,
is visiting his unclo, w, s. Raymond,
Of the Wost END.
James Nj. Clingom is The happy man.
It's girl.
Mossrs. Alfred. George and Miss Hans
nah Brown, I'm company with A. Il. Glib
son aud lady, took drive In tho country
to tho farm oi MIR, John w. Brown, on
sunday. Ash and lady look quito be-
coming In the nowt OF carriage ho has
rocont!y purchased.
E. NJ. Shay, formerly ono OF Prcston's
most respectable young mon, who IL now
In tho mercantile business in Fairchauce
Pa, paid our village briof visit yester-
day Monday. Mty success crown your
cilorts.in your new vacation,
II A. reported that w. L. l.. ploops
sunii-weekly.
Tho North Carolina delegates To Gin
cinnnu with large placard on oach side
OF their car. passed through our town on
Sunday evening. Among tho number
was a negro whom the Ropu blicans look
ers or regarded a. u dologato, inasmuch
as they aro accustomed 80 representation
of that kind hero. We regarded HIM AZ
only servant of those who viii name
the next Prosidep.
We notice I'm tho last ISSUE Of tho Cum
| berlund Regulator Spirttcd contest be
tween two Nowburg factions. Neither
of you yield, If :the contest, which Is as
| isr from the equatorial line of truo no
bility rs the polar regions, will result in
any good. Now, il our intinntions i'm,
| pllcato us, please letus OF. Somo of you
live In glass houses, yet persist In throw
ing stones.
We are. glad to say that tn rumors
! tha. have boon circulated somcwhnt about
j. s. G.. have been proven b. be basc and
| 1yOmdcd; instituted by party who h
known to us bat whose name we igun ro
for the solo purpose Of placing stain
upon his char ctor
70 what olysian field has thaTonown,d
but now lamontod "Polly q. l." STORED
his storm-tricd calHxol2 Peace To thy
turbulent mind II thou doest cease 10 DO
"AIl'Gurly Try, but fail TO toll.
How much they miss Polly q. b."
TOMMY JOHNSON.
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Letters From Our Correspondence
PROM RRPoRrER.

Having very frequently heard many of
our citizens in different localities of this
county express themselves very indiner-
ent in regard to our kingwood lawyers
and TO their practice or profession as Il
may be termed. Now great many OK
pressions are made in regard 10 the lawyer,
all because &. eat many are not acGuaint-
ed with the general practical avocauons
that a lawyer has TO contend with in order
that he may keep soul and body together.
Now gerat many say that Ia wyer Is
an educated rascal and practices the pro-
tcssion OF q lawyer in order that he may
be styled ass gentleman, and make his
living of his clients and the public gen
orally. Now, this Ia a wrong conception
that many OF our citizens haYe taken in
regard 10 the honorable corps OF the
Kiugwoo1 bar. Now we arc very reliably
informed that the receipts of tic entire
field of the KlngwOOd bar 10 not exceed
$500 annually, and Of course each gets
his proportion Of this $500, 30 when the
l4al distribution is made they have not
got such wonderful haul TO act the gen
tlemen with &C it lc presumed by so many.
Not TO the Unjust &C OF any one, but TO the
satisfaction IL may prove to those who are
preiuticed and jealous, we give the lol
lowing avocatIcns of our lawyers:
First, Col r. W. Monroe, lawyer and a
surveyor j. II. Hawthorne. lawyer
and school teacher Neil j. Fortney, a
lawyer and Deputy Clerk of the County
Court; Jdmos A. Brown, lawyer and q
farmer; John II. Holt, lawyer and n
Statesman; John Barton Payne, lawyer,
lately an editor; YIN G. Brown 81 Son,
lawyers, bankers aud farmers; Uncle Gus
Corsap 81 Son, lawyers and farmers; VIM.
q. w Jrley h 70 al Office aud the receipts of
his Office is not inc Lod in the above SO
o. Any one can see that the profession
OF lawyer in this county Is not ia grand
thing, and simply by being q lawyer docs
| not prevent him from making part OF his
! living in some other way ia conecti on
with his profession. Every young man
in the county o. Preston should be a law
yer and have a knowledge of government s
and Of constitutional governments. u
knowledge % law generally, knowledge
Of the relationship that 10 su3.alned from
one nation 70 another, q relationship that
is sustained from one State 10 another. a
knowledge of law is what VIC ail ehould
have TO understand tho laws OF nature and
OF man, and we fad il to be no disgrace
for any one 10 be lawyer and follow
other pursuits of honesty with IT, May
more of US become lawyers.
RRP0gTRn
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nomination for vice President.
Messrs welton and Ashburn sold como
aice fat cattle yesterday.
Now AND A0AIN
roRrLANn NonMAI sr,1NArr
Now AND AoAiN

PORTLAND NORMAL SEMINARY.
The academic year OF lST9>S0 closed
ON Friday, Juno nth 1850. Sixty four
stuaouts were enrolled during tho spring
term, twonty of whom were from n dis
tame. Most all tho students from n dis
tanco have returned home to spend va
cation all EXPECT 60 loo back for tho Fall
te'm which begins Aug. ? Tho follow .
ing was the program Sor commencement
day; Latin Salutatory by n. ID. Adams:
music 10y tho choir, Miss Hattie Jones nj
the organ; Original oratioa Ivy w. n,
.kroland, subject. Tho Declaration OF Iu-
dependence; music; original Grafton nv
w. A. Harshbarger. subjeSL Ultimate
America; music; Recitation by Miss, ,.
J. harshbarger, subject, Peopio, music:
original grafton, by =. j. Herndon-eub.
Jeci, ntemporonc,; music.
Tho graduating class was then address,
ell by tho Principal and Prof w. =,
Bayles, AFTER which Honorary Certificates
were awarded to Mossrs. n. ID. Adams,
w. A. HRrshbargcr. w, ID. Frocidnd.
ID. J. Herndon aud Miss +. j. Hlrsh>
larger siguifyiug THOR completion OF the
braFchos prescribed i'm the Normal dos
partment of tho Seminary, A groat
deal of enthusiasm aud interest was
manifest H. the respectable audience
which attended tho exercises, Tho fact
Is evident that our school is blooming
into great degree of influence ~ it
grows older, Many students arc oXpec.
too from Barbour, Lewis and Tucker
counties next torm. SEMINARY,
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JACKSON g. FEATHER.

otjurisdictlon tho services ot lawyers and
Jurios viii los called into roquisition NJ
their courts. making tho delays and OK
pcnsos creator than II triod i'm tho courts
Of record: besides almost ovory case tried
I'm the county win bo certified or appeal
cd TO tho Circuit Court.
Tho starvation wages provided in tho
amendment for tho Comm ,sonors and
Judges is Objectionable. What capable
man would be willing to-Eaketh tho respon-
siblc Office Of Commissioners for two doll
lars day9 IL Is not sufficient to pay
his expenses while attending his court,
and the reduction Of tho pay OF our Judges
h entirely uncallcd for-thoir present
wages are little enough. ira Congross-
man IL worth fiNo thousand dollars per
yoar, surely our Judges, whose labor IN
twice as great, ought to have 5000.
The balance of tho amendment Is sub
stantially tho Same ms tho present constI-
tuition. Frequent changes In tho organic
law Of n State IN not desirable Better
perfect system with which we arc ia
mile' than 90 resort To new and UNI ied
oZpcdionts. Tho Legislature, at the cxpiN
ration OF tho present torn Of Office OF our
Judges, can, undnr tho present Constitu-
ton, increase our Circuit Judges and so
model our judicial system as 10 give nv
roliof against tho delays of which Ne
complain A restless man that Is fond
of change Of plan or pursuits II not likely
TO succeed, nor TX "A dmoontontod com
munity likely tn DO prosperous and hap
py, Sometimes 1t h bottor for us 90
"opduro the Ills W feel than 20 fly 20
those we know not Of" havo como To
tho conclusion that we mood wise lcgSla-
ton more than constitutional niuon,t-
monts. WM. G.. BpowN
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THE FOURTH IN PLEASANT Dis.
TRICT.

JUNE IA There will bc grand Cen
tennial Union Sabbath school celebration
held on tic old canpgOund, near the 81.
gar Valley church, on Saturday, July Bed,
to commence at. o'cl Jck a. m. The
following will be part Of the program
me. Vocal music by the choir, Scripture
lesson by Rev. J. q Weaver; Prayer by
the Rsv DaYz3ll, Of the Evangelical AZ
ISOLATION; greeting chorus by the choir.
Centennial Sabbath school speech by the
Rev, r. Wesley Chichester; music by The
Martial band; Sabbsth-school address by
The l,ev. Summers Of the Lutheran h4e
sociatonj music by the string band. Din.
ncr. Afternoon Ourth ~ July, ne
lesson aud les history by John Barton
Payne; music, Fourth Of July GRAFTON w
the Rev. j. O. Weaver The Mt. Morish
Martial Band will discourse music for the
occasion. II Is intended for regular Sab
balh-sohool basket picnic, and the iugi.
iation Is general
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FROM NRwBuRa.

EDIroR ARGUS In the Journal Of the
18th instant, is an article overtho sigma
turo of "Decorum, which ia in every
paragraph one continual falshood, OF n
very malicious character, and for which
| beg space in your valuable payer to
analyze "Decorum' says every physi-
clan in the county, SO for ar he knows.
fills his own prcsOriPtions," when the
'ruth is that we have one physician in
our town who does an entire prescrip
ton practice, and keeps no medicine
except a pocket case. which is carried
10y every physician whether he lives in
city or country; again he says not one
phYsition in Preston county depends on
a drug storoto fiji his Prescriptions
when tho truth is that reference to the
files of prescriptions i'm the doug store of
Drs. VIM, Nj. Dent n son proves that
there is an average of IS prescriptions
every month, filed from the physicians
Of the county. Falsehcod No 3, "Phy-
lcians can p rescribe and furnish any
drug, whiskoy included if they desire
IN tho treatment Of disease" Tho
iacts are that Drs. j. &. Kemble and,
u NJ West, of Evansville, Drs Brown
and Shafler, Of independence, and 9th
ers were invited 10y Gen, Brown, the
Collector Of the Cd district, to appear
tefcre him and show cause why they
should not be prosecuted before tho u.
S. Court for handling spirits, in their
practice, and il cost each Of these gen
tlemen 10 get clear of their violations
OF the law twenty-five dollars for GOV
crnment licence, so per cent on the
amount added as a fms, making san
dollars paid by each man. Under the
law no physician has n right to prescribe
spirits Of any kind to q patient if ho
charges for it, unless he has govern
mcnt license Falsehood No. 4, "Thc
temp erance people oc Newburg, with
out one exec Ption, heartily endorse tho
action Of the county conrt" ] have
voted against license in the Corpora
ton Of Newburg Gt every election, the
last election ipbluded, and large
majority Of the tax-paying citizens oil
this community are opposed TO the nc
ton Of Mr.. Morley and tho county
court, in reference to their refusal OF
drug license lie No 5, "The class oil
people, who are making such loud
noise about drug License are making
money out Of the traffic, or have fro
qucnt attacks Of sickness which require
whiskey in its treatment"
Any body that is acquainted with DR..
Dent, knows such insinualions as the
above can only come from foul mouth
elandercr, one who has sold whiskcy
without license, who il member oil
church, Who attends Sunday school
horse races, fddlcs for dances and ney-
or refuses "a drink, Of tangle- foot, when
offered to him, and who sworc himself
out Of the clutches Of the u. S Court
when he had been caught selling wills
key without license. Such is the char
acter Of Decorurn. the correspond cnt
TO the Journal, aided by Rev min
compoop. FELIX ST. joins.
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The body of John Gibson, who was
drowned at Bruceton last week, was
found about quarter of mile from the
place where he was drowned lodged In a
tree which had IallcL in the creek, on
Sunday.
A correspondent, whose letter was re-
ceivod since the above was put i'm type,
has tho following 10 say concerning tho
finding OF Mr.. Gibson's body: "The
body Of John Gibson, tho man that was
drowned in San dy Crock ~ this place,
last Tuesday, was found yesterday Sun
day about / milo below town. Parties
had boon over the sai.e course fivo or
six times before and always missed him
on account of the waters being too high
On Yesterday morning Alpheus Michael,
Jonas Frankhouscr and Joseph Clark, OF
Brandonville, and Chas. Klntner, Esq.
VIM. II. Miller, Frank SilbauLh, San
ford Scott. Dora Scott, Samuel + Conner
VIA. II. ACG.bDoDs and David Gibson
son or deceased, concluded TO make a
search for Il o body between this and
what / ) called tie crooked rifle. When
about mile down the stream his head
was discovered by Jonas Frankhousor
and his body was under good sized tree.
1t required six or seven mon to extrivate
him FROM his watery prayo. The be-
reaved family aud the citizens Of Bruce>
ton tender sincere thanks 10 those gontlo.
men ofBran donville who rendered such
yalu bic assistance IN tho recovery of
lis body. ~ CITIZEN"
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ICE CREAM.

! ar prepared to furnish Ice Cream
in any quantity to pic-nics, parties, &c
at lowest prices. In themanufacture o.
my cream use nothing but first class
cream and having the best machinery
for freezing it, | can safely guarantee a
No l article. Cream packed 80 as to
keep in good condition for 81 hours
Prices given upon application. Address
). II. KLAUsER, Kingwood. ". Va.
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WE publh this week as part OF an ed
itorIal liberal in extract from the ablcst
republican paper in the country. In ad-
dition to this we have upon our table an
editorial from the New York Herald, of a
column in length, mo-, whitening in it's
character, and wJrse yet we lave the
conclusion reached by the Republican Con
gressionnl Committee declaring MIR. Garfield
guilty" of tie charges againct him, but
we forbear 10 publish them antil the pres
ent articles heye been digested.
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The Philomltheans met as usua' on
Iast Monday evening and will just say
that those members sbseh missed a raro
treat ExCoCuty superintendent John
II Feather and OK County suporinlond-
ent r II. Smith were present ana par
Hcipte1 in tho discussion Of the cues
ton Question for deb ito Monday oycu-
ing june -, Resolved, That the esoeu-
ton OF Major Andre was right TO sGo.
-. NJ. squiros and NJ. Feather. Neg W
r ShaHcr and VIM Copomau.
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Several trampS were in town last week.
They were all stout, hearty mon and
able TO work, but, we understand work
was offered Thorn and they refused. They
should be shown no favors whatever by
our ciuz ns-that is give them nothing
whatever, and probable they will not
bother us again. Their motto, as a gem
eral thing, is to steal rverything they car
lay their hands oH. They arc worth
less SET and need Watching.
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Thousands Of soldiers and heirs arc
entitled tO Pensions, with payment from
date OF discharge or death, 10 applied f0f
before July l., 1880. Wound accidental
injury OF disco SO eutitlea 10 a Pension
bounty cnd back pay collected Increase
Of Pensions 'ocured. This firm estab-
lished in 1860; Address, enclosing stamp,
EDISON BROSS ". =. Claim Attorneys.
III g.. street Washington, y. Q.
npri7- a.