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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-08
COUNTERFEIT COIN.
An Attempt to Put In Circulation
Spurious One and Two and
One-half Dollar Gold
Pieces.

1t was discovered yesterday by some OF
the police officers that bogus gold coin I'm
the denominations of one and two and one
half dollars was being showed, or rather
an attempt being made 20 shove it, by some
unknown operator in the queer.
The officers first caught on
AT THE PosTOFFTCE,
where they were informed that an attempt
had been made To pass one Of the spurious
gold dollar pieces When the gentlemanly
shower of the queer was informed by one
of the attaches of the Office that the coin
was counterfeit, and had the discrepancies
between it and the genuine coin pointed
out to him, he readily acknowledged the
corn, but was profuse i'm his Protestations
against being considered guilty of an at
tempt TO utter counterfeit money, stating
that he had received the coin for genuine
money, and had no idea il was counter.
felt; that it
WAS MERELY A MISTAKE
on his part, that he was very sorry,
etc. In fact, so apparently eager
was the gentleman To clear
himself of any suspicious that might at
tach to him of being shower of The queer,
that Postmaster Blair and his assistants
were more than half inclined TO believe
that he was innocent of any criminal in
tent
This would have all been we'll enough
had not the officers, whose suspicious were
not SO easily allayed, continued their IN
vestigation. They soon discovered that
the slick stranger had visited a number of
other places, where he had attempted to
pass his unlawful gold. Whenever the
counterfeit was detected, as it was in sew
eral places, the Operator" had the same
little story to tell, and the same apologies
TO make, which he had gotten of so
nicely at the postofice. Several merchants
WERE TAKEN IN,
but they do not feel much like talking
about the matter and the reporter prom.
ised not to give them away.
The officers warned all of the merchants
to look out for bogus one and two and
half dollar gold pieces, and attempted,
with very unsatisfactory description OF
the stranger, the best, however, they were
able to obtain, TO run him to cover. Up
to this time their efforts in this direction
have been fruitless, and it it probable that
the fellow took tumble to himself and
lit out.
The counterfeit coins are very ingen-
ously designed and skillfully executed and
calculated to deceive most anyone but an
expert.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-08
A LUCKY MAN.
The Reason Why w. NJ Martin,
of Bangor. Mich, Visits
New Orleans.

A reporter OF the Times Democrat yes
terday met VIM. Nj. Martin, an intelligent
young colored man, resident of Bangor,
Mich. who came To this city for the pur-
pose of collecting $4,000 from the Louisi-
ana State Lottery company.
The amount was due him rs the holder
of One-fifth of ticket No. 5,O03, Class G,
which won the capital prize of $4,000 in
the drawing which took place ON the 1lth
inst.
Martin, who, As above stated, is an intel
ligent man, took his good fortune quietly,
although there was about his manner that
air of independence which the possession of
wealth always gives to man, and
a light within his eyes which told of much
Joy and INSTRUMENTATION.
He said that he had come to- the city to
make the collection himself, because OF his
inability to satisfy himself as To which of
the many other methods of collection
which had been suggested to him, was the
best, and because he had at the same time
a desire to visit the south, from which he
had been absent many years.
He presented his ticket, he said, aud was
given check OH the New Orleans National
Bank for the full amount, and the funds he
invested in two bills OF exchange on New
York
Relative to the manner in which he had
come into possession of the lucky ticket,
he said he had purchased it by correspond
ence from Mr.. B. Frank Moore, the Chics-
20 agent of the Louisiana State Lottery
company. He had been investing in lot
terry tickets at intervals during year, and
had once before struck il for 500.
Questioned regarding himself he said
that he was SO years OF age, and before the
war he was a resident of ancaster. South
Carolina. In 1864 he left Lancaster, and
finally located i'm Bangor, Mich where lie
opened a barber shop. He was married
man and had one child
He intended to return home in day or
two by way of Chicago, and when he got
back to Bangor he proposed to enlarge and
refit his barber shop with portion Of his
money, but had not decided on the invest
ment of the remainder He, however, re-
marked, 81 will certainly put it to a good
use."-New Orlecns Times Democrat, July
23rd.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-08
WALLS VAIL.
Arrest Of a Newspaper Canvasser
by Sheriff Conner THIS
Morning.

Sheriff Conner has now among the
guests at the county Jail young man
named Joseph +. Wall, who was arrested
this forenoon ON the following telegram:
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, August /.
Sheriff, SedIiid, No.:
Arrest and hold Jos F. Wall. McGin.
ley Bros. will tell YOU of his whereabouts
Will be down. Answer.
X. III. THOMAS,
Sheriff Of Buchanan County.
Acting on the information above iur-
nished, Mr.. Conner visited Mckinley Bros.
and learned that the party wanted was
stopping at John kelly's boarding house,
on Second street, he having been in this
city since last Wednesday, canvassing for
the Catholic Tribune, a paper published
at 1t. Joseph The sheriff called AT Kel-
ly's and found his man, when he took him
in custody and placed him behind the bars
in the county Jail, after which he notified
the authorities at st. Joseph of the arrest.
A BAZOO reporter visited the Jail during
the forenoon and had an interview with
Wall, during the course of which he was
asked what had brought about his arrest.
81 do not know" replied the prisoner. Il
have just been trying to think"
He pOndered a moment and continued :
Il do not know of anything unless il is
the fact that vouched for man who had
a check 10. so cashed i'm 81. Joe, about
two weeks agp, and the check has proved
to he worthless"
He was asked to relate the circumstance
AM! did SO, as follows:
A man named Minor, deputy sheriff of
Wayne county, Nebraska, was in ST. Joe
about two weeks ago, and made my ac-
quaintance. i had known his brother in
Nebraska, first-class man, and supposed
the deputy sheriff was likewise. After re-
in st. Joe day or two, Minor
asked me to cash $40 check for him, but
as i did not have the money with me, ] took
him to the proprietor Of the Commercial
house, whose name is Joseph McInerny,
and he,on my recommendation, cashed the
check. The check, | imagine, has proved
worthless, and that fact has probably led
to my arrest"
Wall is an intelligent fellow, about
twenty-six or twenty-eight years of age,
and feels his humiliation deeply. He says
that he is respectfully connected, and
begged that his arrest should not be given
publicity, saying it would grieve his rela-
tives greatly. He will be held until the
81. Joe authorities arrive.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-08
How It Was Done.

How do you manage" said lady to
n nst d" all the % "aPp always Savs
Parker's Ginger Tonic handy" was the
reply, land thus easily keep myself and
family in good health When am well
| always feel good natured."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-08
How Honesty is the Best Policy

The Inauguration Of the monthly grand
drawings OF the Louisiana State Lottery
company at the time of its conception
with its thus seemingly unnecessarily lib
eral offer OF prizes) was a very bold under
taking for those times. But the honest.
intelligent and reliable management has
never failed to perform to the moment
and to the letter all that il has promised,
and now reaps its reward for its fidelity, in
having deservedly the entire confidence of
the public from the St. Lawrence to the
Gulf of Mexico, an' from the Atlantic to
the Pacific. Generals G. I. Beauregard,
Of Louisiana, and Jubal A. Early, of Vir-
ginia, have the sole management of the
drawings, and s., or any 81 fraction : { it,
sent to NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans. L.,
will receive prompt attention. The next
event occurs on Tuesday, August sth.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-08
Brakeman Fatally Injured.

EI'ttIdi 10 Tue DdI1O.
CLINTON, Mo-, August 3-l:l5 p. m.
Jim Evans, of Conductor Morris train,
No. l6l, south bound, was run over and
fatally injured at this place, this MORN
ing, while in the act of pulling pin while
the train was backing mp at the lower end
of the switch One foot was caught in the
guard rail and cut of, and the same leg
was badly cut and crushed. The left leg
was cut all to pieces. clear mp above the
thigh. He is married and has one child,
his home being at Fort Scott, Kansas.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-08
Useless Fright.

To worry about anv Liver, Kidney or
Urinary Trouble, especially Bright's Dis
ease or diabetes, as Hop Bitters never
fails of a cnre where cure is possible.
We know this.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-08
Suicided.
Special to the Bazoo.

WARRENsBURG, Mo-, August ;.
A half-witted boy named Selover was
found dead about one-half mile from town
yesterday. There was horrible ugly hole
in the right side of the head, above the
ear. A shot gun was found by his side
An inquest was held at o'clock. The
verdict was, that he came to his death by
his own hand.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-08
An InpOssibility.

Deserving articles are always appre-
ciated. The exceptional cleanliness OF
Parker's Hair Balsam makes it popular.
Gray hairs are impossible with its Occa-
Sional uSe
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-08
Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
VALUABLE MEDICINE

DIR. w. Parmelee, Toledo, o, says: 81
have prescribed the acid in a large vari-
ETY. of diseases, and have been amply sat
listed that it is valuable addition to our
list of medicinal agents."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-08

Fast. brilliant and fashionable are
the Diamond Dye colors. One package
colors ] to lbs of goods. Ten cents for
any color.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-08
Beware of limitations,

The delicate odor of Floreston Cologne
is entirely novel. Look for signature of
Hiscock 4 Co., New York, on each bottle
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-08

Clears out rats, mice, flies, ants, bed
bugs, skunks. chipmunks, gophers. 15c.
Druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-08

Paris has now ninety-two Sunday
schools.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-08

-SHILOH'S CURE WILLimmediately
relieve Group. Whooping cough and Bron-
chitis. For sale by all druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-08

BUTLER, August 5.
On the 577th ballot Cass county divided
her vote between Britts and Ballard, Sloan
having Withdrawn, and the vote stood:
Britts, 4,447; Ballard, 4,O33
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-01-19
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.

Barres Compton WAS re.e'-c'rd
Sr.tv Treasurer by decided ma ornv
on Thursday last.
Some trouble ,s anticipated before
M4vor Whytes Police Bill eetH
through both houses, although il Is
claimed that it is the other SIDE Of the
contract tina, elected Compton with
cut trouble.
A bill to definitely settle the lnes-
ton relating to the Motto" to C'eh-
tors, require to b. published BY '1-
ecntors las been introduced a. It
stands at present II is not d"h"l CIV
stated in the law whether after me
eyniration of the elk months notice u
claim NAV b. AIRED. or whether e.
t,tes must he lela oren twelve
months awaiting possible Outstanding
claims.
According 10 he pr:nte1 lsts the
Stat. senate ia composed OF 6 lawyers,
6 farmers. 4 doctors, 4 merchants, |
railroad president, ! retired, ] doug
cis, pilot, ! editor and hni der
The House of Delegates Is composed
of 29 farmers, II lawyers 6 doctors,
II nerchan =, l printer 3 editors, |
artist, 2reured. ? pointers, ! cons'A-
bic. magistrate, l manufactured, |
banker, | grain dpaler, . school teach
prs, | machlnl-t, cattle dealer, |
ieweler, restaurateur, l real estate
broker, | stevedore, ! .mp builder |
general agent, and ten with occnlA-
tons not gwen.
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Of the creditor and his influence sure
70 be exerted in but one direction
may be safely relied upon to deter
mine the position Of u large IN 'j"'lfv OF
the secon c| .ss, they being far more
likely to he influenced nv fear than
by reason, even should reason lea all
To the same conclusion. The third
class, while not directly interested as
are the first and second, have their
good reason, to take most positive
stand in the matter. IA It becomes
with them simpl. question OF the
lessening of the per cent OF taxation
bv An increase of the basis and they
view the sxlstirg Law in bn' one light,
that of An imposition They h"d
themselves called upon to ra> taxes
Upon all thew possess in the shape ct
lands, houses merchandise, machinery
and notes Of hand, and see but little
moral philosophy IN the system that
releaves from taxation claim pro-
tected by un,loubted security and re-
ouires lts 1.-THE Of that which does as
much for the common veal and taxes
ID. lender tor not securing h,nse,t
OF these three classes onr LeglsIa
tnre If COMPOSED. in what p'opnr'!on,
each. we arc not informed, hul that
the Influences hat We have MENTIONED
NAV be safely relied upon to control
tn. acts OF the individual members,
can no, be controver,ed and certainly
these influences may be accepted a.
being legitimate. AIIn"ing that h"
o,inlpus and acts of those o. the first
and third classes may be acceF'r, as
,ora1one, il will remain for the second
or debtor class to settle the question
and j, can be done by no one having
greater intereHt in it than them
hence, we may reasonably expect It I"
BE- done, At least, to their satlsiactio"'
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F0n1Y-SEViN1H CONGRESS.
First Session.

There was bill presented in the
Senate on MONDAY providlng for AN
issue Of $4,000, 600 Of fractional cur
rency in denominations of 10, IS and
50 cents.
There has been a bill offered TO ex
tend the terms Of presidential electors
to four years, 80 that they might I'll
a vacancy in the Office of Precedent
or Vice President.
Maryland delegations still besiege
Congress and the White House.
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Guilty OF Wrong.

Some yporle have fashion OF con
ins,n, .xretien, rem. Dies vito Tive
large moss .. ps,eu, medicines, sn
IN tn- 'hry ar. gnj'y Of wrong
Ia re arr some 4dv r,-'l rerneI e
tuIly worth al tna' is asked fer them
ard onr =, least W. know o'--H",
B,,ter.. IN. winter na~ bad cccaeior
to U.s. tie bHt.rs ~ n-s .nrh eli
mate ~ We hay" inu-t al tn" YEAR 70
By Cuy. and hA- Mays to"cH :htlr
to l., hr,t r,as. AID leilatI-. do'n9 Al
that /. clam i tol them. - Tribune.
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Az aas Il.

We have been l.qnrs,ea to copy
the folIoalng
O1lcs =. III, Ercc"fir' G"nm'hee ofMe
GmF,M N,mo,taI Hospt'al, 1924
+. 81. Washington n. e.,
Dectmb,r lst, 1881.
No event ever 80 shocked nation
~ did TIL a-s-s-lnatioA OF President
Garfield The crlme was so horrible
as Ia stalllp the civilized world, and
every auerv awrk- profound and UNI
v.is.l txtcratlon
Many have he-n the suggestions OF
the people OF our country to embody.
in An enduring monument, Their ab
florence Of TIN. crime and their admir-.
at,on Tor tn" viitue OF the man, the
statesman, and RUE, whom the nation
mourn-, but none seems more alpro-
p,late or so benevolent III character
AZ that Of the national CARR cid Me-
mortal Hospital An institution to be
erected bv the people for the psop'e,
and which shall bs at once \ csno-
taph to the ilustrous dead and ba'
ven Of succor for the relief OF suffer
ing humanity.
In furtherance of this movement
mass meeting Of citizens appointed
the undersigned committee, and
The Hon. James G, Blaine, al
Chairman of specia committee, sub
United the following appeal tor all
and CO operation, which was unanl
mously adopted:
Citizens al d officials having resi-
: deuce in Washlng' have united il
movement to do marked and endur
ing honor TO the name OF the lat
President, whose great life was go pre-
ma,urely, so sadly and so traelcally
ended.
HIS reputation aa Statesman, Leg
islator and Executive WAS acquired il
the Nations Capital. Beyond thu
claims to admiration and gratitude, b
twas personally beloved BY I'll cfsssa
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The following States will elect Gov
4rnors this year; Alabama, Arkansas
California, Colorado, Connecticut,
Delaware, Kans.-, Kentucky. Maine,
Massachusetts, Michigan. Nebraska
Nevada, Nv Hampshire. New York
PENNSYLVANIA. Son!h Carolina. Tennes
seq and Texas Of these II States
have RpEub ican Governors and 7
Democratic Governors.
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A township in Montgomery county.
Pa, has for two OF it's county road SUI
pervisors, A. J. Cassatt, FIRST wee
president and Frank Thompson, gen
e'al manager of the Peupsylvsni"
railroad.
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Skinny M en-

Wells Health Remover Absolute
cure for nervous debility and weak
ness of the generstivs functions. 81.
at druggists. Prepaid by express,
81 Is, 6 tor IS. f S. WELLS, Jer'
sey city, N. J.
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One hundred COW. on u grand drunk
is the astonishing report from a milk
firm near Berlin, Sumers", comfy,
Pa. In watering tie cows the c n
tent. OF tank Of liquor was let int
the trough b. a mistake. The cows
f,nni tie drink very p.l~table, an':
i.nblh-n 80 freely that the whole herd
were .oon on grand tear, be(lo~in :
and kicking Xix. all rosseased. Th'-
method 0, making milk punch is not
patented. Eek.
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MO-. A723 ER UAVE

Martin r. Russsrd In the Circuit Court
W for F,r erlck county,
George Fl Bussard : stinyi in Elui'y
SAM. p hu,s~rd D"<-'n ,ae, 'eF'o'
arl others 1881.
I \rdrred this Cd day "f January NY
\ l,ha, on tie 28rh day of January 1889,
ih- Cour, will proceed tn act upon tee
Report # sales tris hav 4 Al by Peter II
ru.sard and Martin T Hu--nrd. Trustees
in the ab,ve case unless CAUSE /" :"e COP.
trary be- shown before said GAY; provided
a cnpy of hi. ord.r h- inserted ia some
news paper published IN Ere 'eruk C"un-
". f.r three successive weeks prior 10 sa'o
dav.
r Rcpor, states The amour, of sales at
$40 036 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r,
CI,rk of the Great Court for Frederick
County
True e. Ply.
Test A1"lplus Fe,rhske Jr' Clerk.
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There is another spec Of war in Eu-
rope, Bismarck having taken offence
at the action of tho Netherlands in
some matter concerning the paviga-
Gon Of the river Rhine.
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candidate tor the position of Chief
Judge Of the Fourth Judicial District,
The denies having anv such intention
In letter to the "Repub|icans Of the
Fourth Judicial Circuit" in Which he
SAYS -"Snch advertisements OF my
name in connection with an office for
which 7 have never intended to be a
candidate d. manda this public letter
etc, etc. Furth'r on he savs:--
"Thsre(or4, a. I am An asprant to the
Associate and not the Chief Judge
ship etc, etc" His many friends IN
this county will doubtless be interest
al in his honorable ambition.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-01-19

Til. proprietors Of tn" B''tj'aor'
Dime Museum offer 81 800 for Gut
eau's body.
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Smallpox is creating quite an ex-
element in Altoona, there being thre.
or four cases in different parts Of the
city.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-01-19

Mr.. Cameron, the new Governor Of
Virginia. is happily married man,
and 10, for the first time in twelve
years, lady will preside At the Ex-
ecutive Mansion.
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lsuslgh 0n Rats.

TIE ,hlrg desired found at I'a;.
Ak "onr Dru.1lsts for Rough on
Rats" II clears out rats, mic"
reaches h,.s, Ted bugs. l5c hoyrs.
S.,ne Creek has the boss Carroil
county hog. II weighed 5o7 lbs.
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There are still two Richard Danas
- for the boy baby born to he young
Richard bears the name of his father.
bis grandfather and his Breat-grsnd-
1sHhU
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F, NJ. Darby. name having been
prat,v freely mentioned ssa probable
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Joe. Jefferso" has played Rip Var
Wrinkle over 5. 800 times.
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and exalted aims OF the hero and mar
tyr. The hospital is designed TO be
as wide in its scope of benphrence AZ
was the kindly heart of the dead
President in its outstre ch OF hu'aan
mpathie,, 1t will ne open to ali
meeting its aid and rn'n'strst'o" with
oAt regard to class, caste, creed or color
To ~ \ sufferer IN need of help will
be the only passport required TO enter
it's doora and securs it's aid. Such Ar
institution, founded ON the cause Of
charity and bearing the name OF Gar.
field" appeals to the g~n'ros'ty OF
every one, and to every one the "p'
peal ia made.
Contributions, email and great, are
solicited, and may be safely RENTED
"a the Hon James GlIhilan, Treasurer
of In. United Stat.s, who has con
scented 10 &C, As Treasurer Of the tnnd
II. gives twice, who 6 YES quickly
let tn. r.eponse be prompt, generous
aud universal. Very respectfully,
WV. T. SHERMAN, General.
JAS. GILrILLAN, Treasurer.
WILLIAM WINDOW, aud OF hers
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THE AARYIAND ID q AC'
TORY.

This ho.k contains the names and
ru.t flee address OF farmers, Ner.
chants AM, uth-,s in all III counties,
,,ud c,,cul.tps in every town 'nd vi
laa- in tn ora'e The revised th'rd
edition, now IN course Of preparation,
the ub lshers will end-avor 10 make
,uo,e correc, AMI complete than tor
mer ,.s.-s have been. They VIII 10
pl..pd to receive orders for snbscrip-
r,on. and AdvsrtlspMsniS Gal! or Al
dress,
FRANK LEWIS i CO.,
Is P. 0. Avrrue,
S.ps4m Baltimore.
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We have been l.qnrs,ea to copy
the following;
O1lc, # III, Erccutir, NnmmiHte ofMe
GuF,M .N,n'o,taI Hospt'nl, 1924
l.. 81. U,osht"ufon, n, e.,
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OF citizens throughout the whole co"n.
try in degree that rarely falls to the
lot OF any public man.
Rejecting his own views so far a.
they may 10 inferred from his career
and h,s character, the Memorial de
signed, that CT National Hospital. tt
be located in the District Of Columbia
and known forever by his name, il
most suitably appropriate.
1t will DO provision for the relic
of human suffering, fro'a tho cup O.
which he drank the bitterest dreg'
and in the breadth Of it's human char.
ty it will 6tly typfy the noble nature