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Mr,rrHIs. February 23.-Ohiccrs 81 the
steamer Dean Adams report break in The
levee AT Mound. Bolivar county, Missis-
siupi. oup0site Arkansas CITY which in-
t11iated a large area q country, and vii
destroy many cattle and other stock. The
i,-.ak occurred early Tuesday mprliing
during the prevalence Of n strong wind. A
suecial from Helena, Arkansas. says TIE
river i declining very slOEly % thni point.
aTFI. LuClz.
ST. LOUIs. February > De pl-irl' ll..l
NJ, ne lem N0uufaif railroad 90 Cave Gilt
h4s been cleared away. and THE tain leii
f1r Texas last night. lasseneers lr1in ile
s1ufh. Numbering two 0r three hundred.
were brought here On the steamer John b-
u01de Mails from Tens werl r-s1
br1rrI.t OIL JOB tlie same say
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LIsBOY, February 22.-SenOr Barboza has
introduced a resolution in the chamber of
deputies proposing an alliance Of Spain and
Portugal on the ground that the united M.
tions need fear no foreign aggrcsslons; that
they would be able to reduce their armies
aud navics to such footing as would SUI
ice for the requirements of their colonies,
and that Lisbon and Oporto would become
The centres of intercourse with Brazil and
the Spanish-Amcrcan republics.
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ST. PAUL, MINI, February PA special
from Battleford, in the northwestern terri
tory. saws the Blackfeet and other Indians
i'm the vicinity of Red Deer river are com
hitting numerous depredations, and driy-
ing Off and killing cattle. In the Bow
river country the American whisky traders
have been killed by them and several other
Americans found dead in the ,neiphbprhood
are supposed 10 have been killed by the
same Indians.
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MANCHESTER, February 22.-Thc largest
meeting of cotton masters ever held took
place yesterday. The chairman dwelt on
the serious position of the trade caused by
the declining prices and increasing stocks.
A resolution was unanimously passed that
it is necessary to adopt short time in the
manufacturing department, and circulars
have been sent to all masters of north
and northeast Lancashire, asking whether
they are willing to reduce production to
the extent of two weeks work during
March.
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CLEVELAND. o.. February p. &C. A.
wi,hers. James D. Campbell, j. r. knIpe
nd FERN ndo ID. Schwartz a committee an
r,Ifuted By the er-Coniedrate soldiers re
dent i'm Cincinnati and its vicinity, arrrt
bere this morning. bringing with them
memorial tribute 10 the late president. pre-
uarel for Ms. Garfield. TIE resoiui ions
are framed in Tennessee colored
marble. highly polished and cut
from single block about two
fsff SQUARE. The United States coat %
arms Il fnlaid in Mexican onyx 90 each cor
No. Tbecgnuittee called upon Mrs. Car
feid this forenoon and formally presented
he testimonial. G. A. Withers. formerly
sdiufaut general q General J. IL Morgan's
staT. made the presentation n1dress as
III i with mingled feelings q rratihca-
tom and regret that ! have the
hobr- madame. q presenting %
vuu this memorial o. eN-l1fie1ernie
srlFie-s III CinciuHsti- u i grgtifT1ng t1at
~ rrn truflfuilv nnd feelInglg unite our
80 In cururnendafi1n q the lameuted
5erf With thuse of many thousands q 9
rrrrrnrn r,sorlfe, The occasiOr viith called
~ he senfirnsS l. Iiainful IN Re reoo-lsc-
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Another Version.

CINCINNATI, February 2i.-The Enquirer
has received report from Lexington, Ky
that a reporter having been confined week
in Jail with George Ellis, obtained from
him the statement that his former
confession, charging the murder
Ellis Craft, was untrue, and that it was
made under duress and under belief that
Craft had confessed, being so informed by
the person to whom Ellis first confession
was made.
Other Cincinnati papers have confirma-
ton of this matter, and the Enquirer's re;
port SAYS the indications are that Ellis had
still further revelations to make,
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LONDON, February "a st. Petersburg
dispatch says In the trial yesterday lssnet
declared that he prepared dynamite to be
used in the mine at the winter palace, but
did not know for what purpose it was in
tended. EmilanoH declared all statements
of the deceased Goldenberg untrue, and
that General Melikotf, when at the head of
affairs, was in direct communication with
the nihilists through a lady. Hereupon,
the minister of justice ordered a protocol
drawn up on this important point.
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Signed.

CINCINNATI, February 24.-The contract
for building the gap of fifty miles on the
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Texas railroad, be-
longing to Erlanger system and extending
from Arcadia to Shreveport was to-day
signed here by the contractors Messrs. Rogers
Rexford ~ James, Of New York and New
Orleans, whose Office is at Shreveport. The
road is to be completed by November ],
1852,
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NEW NoRK, February 2i,-The compare
tive statement of cotton for the week end
ing to-day is as follows; Net receipts at all
United States ports during the week, 50,ilj;
same week last year, l2G,ll2. Exports
for the week, 7S,Cj7; same week last
year, 0Ol74. Total exports to this
date, 2,2lO,3l total to same date
last year 1861 ST.. Stock at all United
States ports, ,SS4 $50; same time last year,
SOS, 94l. Stock at all interior towns, 49,
AZ: same time last year, 1872, 500. Stock at
Liverpool, $4,000, same time last year,
5000. Stock of American ailoat for Great
Britain, 2O9,OOO same time last year, $780,
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WASHINGTON, February 22.-The signal
corps station at Chintocque, Virginia re-
ports the sloop Dauntless ashore on Fox
shoals at p. m. yesterday. The master,
Sewell Collins, and James kiter were
washed off and lost. The bodies have not
yet been recovered. The steward slalu III
The rigginr all NIGHT and waded ashore at
low water. The sloop is breaking up.
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SAN FRANcIsco, February pa dispatch
from Guaymas to the Tucson Star says:
Tue steamer Newburn picked up part of the
crew of wrecked British bark off the
coast of Lower California. They were
furnishing and about to resort to canni-
balism. The party consisted of the cap
tain's wife and two children and two sea-
men. One child and one seaman died I'M
mediately. The mother gave birth to a
healthy infant two days afterwards.
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L8ru8-. February pa d'srstch from
-. Petersburg by way % Tiisit 10 the Times
SAYS SO political trial in Eus-ia has
r.aar end rHtaI with such secrecy. severity
r-f fi--t-rrl t1 ordinary u-ae- ~ legal
ra-rrras q ere lu rTr--res nov. 70 free-
fa-f % fha rru-f iusis-1-i that the prs
-r-lar9 1hrula BE- tired serlrate.T OF
Il --r-rz. % rrcT-liuE 90 tlle-r crimes
TI.rr 49, fr-ii1ier t1 sT.laE o. e.l nlltr
-ffle frrr har ir tnt ducE- A. t-si even
rrr crrruIrf irl-ilr - ge.n t.-ls'' - ~
T-a-- r-|r--.rr u-rs rI-ii1lan E-au fhr pub
- rI-r-arrfr- r-ntee.ed rE1ir-i this lacis-
IN ui.i-h urs uifimate.s uithl-uun-
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LANCASTER, Pa, February 2.-While
a party of young men were firing a salute
this afternoon in honor Of the democratic
victory in this city yesterday, the cannon
exploded, instantly killing Frank A; Her
zog and dangerously iniuring Peter Roeh-.
rich. The latter's right leg was torn on
and he is not expected to live. Both were
married.
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Pnuapr1rmh, February 13.-The steam
slim Illinois with 57j Russian Jewish RET
u .ges on board. arrived in the river to-day.
Trry bear marks 0f hardship aud iel dis
t-a-sluI stories. The relief committee met
them % Newcastle and informed them Oh
flerf-us o. their benefit lneF are pro-
i..-rrafIr inr.-r sfl with what they have
f.l-r-T ra-rirrinrIr % tle oilers 1i llues in
ne zHufh. Most 90 them are tr--ssineu
and small farmers
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PARIS, February On. Tirard, replying
IN VI. Rouhr, said that all hope Of con-
Guiding treaty with England was not yet
lost but that such an event vas improha-
bic before Nav 18th. The government, he
s1il would retain the liberty Of action and
w0uld choose an opp1rtuue moment Tor re-
suminr the negotiation.
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ST. LOUIS, February 23.-One of the Dol
ers in the Blooming Steel Works, South st.
Louis, exploded with terrific force to-day.
About 100 men were working in the mill at
the time of whom Mike Cockley, John
Dollar, Frank Chambers and Oliver Ande
we're fatally Injured by being badly scalded,
besides having limbs broken. Bobert Cotter
hat. three rios broken and was severely
burned Mike Cronin suffered compound
fracture of tue leg and several scalds.
Frank Lotus and Thomas Brannon were
also badly scalded and three other men
seriously hurt. The smoke.stack was blown
off and the mill otherwise considerably
damaged.
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Er- Y0rE February 2-Ihe Times
Nashville suec-al SAYS the case 81 Colonel
A s. Colrar and james G. Warner. admin-
istrufors q Col0na John G. Burch. er-clerk
Of TIE United states senate, aEninst the
Nashville American Uu1llsllin- company
fnvolrfura controlling irtt-esi In - Amer
i---. -rs decided today in fsv1f 1f plain
81 The DECISION rires he ruauacsfnt-l'
"a Dc r.rre-. uhic1 has always been (
slr1rg s-ats credit journal. 20 men. un1
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LONDON, February 2j.-The house of
commons went into committee Of supply at
6 o'clock last evening, when the Irish mem
hers seized the opportunity 10 attack Mr.
Forster in the administration of the coercion
act in the discussion of the vote for the Irish
constabulary, which was ultimately carried
by a vote of 1888 to Is. The sitting was pro-
longed until $3.50 o'clock this morning.
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rutAbELrmt, February 2.-Anoihor
offer Of land for The Russian refugees was
received this morning In q communication
from Calvin !. Cowes, Of Charlotte North
Carolina lie says observing the very
liberal offer Of free homes for the pcrsocd'd
Jews expected on the steam ship Illinois
made by Hamilton Disston, president OF
the Florida Land company, and having
large bodies of land In the mountains Of
this state which want settled, ! am in
duced to make the same offer for fifty fam
lilies of forty acres in fee simple The lands
offered are located in the counties OF Alex
ander and Wilkes, and are adapted to corn,
wheat, tobacco, etc; are well walered .and
covered with virgin forest
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Nav YoEy, February 2j.-Thc weekly
statement Of the associated banks shows
'hc following changes: Loans. decrease,
81 G2i 400: specie. decrease, S3.525. 30; le-
gal tenders. decrease. S>ci.y1; deposits,
decrease, SSO25s 800; circulation, increase,
sgI zoo. reserve. increase. 10000
Banks now hold 81 ,i33 07j less than legal
rnnniroments.
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C1ycGyxATI, February 2j.-The manufac-
turing firm Of John Richardson & Sons, who
carried on a cooperng establishment on
Egglesion avenue and Eighth street, made
an assignment this afternoon assets $50,
900; liabilities $4,000. The firm are sue
rcssors to Capt. John Richards, dccca ed.
II is believed they will speedily adjust the
matter with their creditors.
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Going to Gag EN-

ST.. PETERSBURG, February 25.-The Her
aid says: Precautions have been taken to
preveut hencelorth high Russian public
servants from taking the liberty OF discuss
ing matters of state policy on their own
account. 1t is to be hoped this authoritative
announcement will induce the foreign press,
and especially the press of the neighbOrng
empire to cease using hostile and offensive
language toward Russia.
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Trial of Niliilists.

ST. PETERSBURG, February 23.-At the
trial Of the nihilists to-day Fishini was re-
leased on the ground of insanity.
Forty witnesses were present. Eff
teen of the accused persons
were represented by counsel, Some Of
them stated that they were Abners, and
some orthodox. All protested against
me jurisdiction of the courc on
The ground that they were charged
with crimes against the government,
which was an interested party The court,
therefore, which was the governments or
gan, could not legally pass Judgment on
Them. The prisoners were very disorderly.
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New YoRK, February 22.-Thomas
Kantz's cotton storage warehouse at 100
avenue II and Bank street was Quilted by fire
last night; 400 bales of cotton being
nearly destroyed. The loss is about $4,000
on cotton and 1000 on the building.
LYYcHBURG, VA, February 22.-Ihe fire
at Liberty, Virginia, originated in the gen
cral merchandise establishment Of Q. p.
Bell, a large brick bus ling in the centre Of
town on the main strt High winds pre-
vailing, the flames spread rapidly.
The Office of the Star caught,
and tho flames communicated to
several houses belonging to J. .. Horsely
and that of Mrs. William l.. Holt, all of
which were destroyed. The building oc-
cupicd by the bank barely escaped. The
MAYOR of Lynchburg was telegraphed to
for assistance, which was sent by the same
l. ain. rendering great assistance and help
ing greatly to check the progress Of the fire,
which was gotten under control about I
o'clock, after raging three hours and des-
troying almost the entire block. The loss
is estimated at between $4,000 and $4,000,
partially insured.
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LONDON. February 2i.-Tbe secretary Of
the blackburn committee NJ the Fu-nne-s,
aud Manufacturers association. wiIich in
rTrFrs blackburn. Darwin. Has.inden and
aara-a1 smaller towns. has received twenty
nine replies proposing short time. Oftbe7e
tueuty-thrte are favorable 20 the move
rHrnf
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The Havana Market.

HAVANA, via New York, February d.
The sugar market steady. The demand ex-
ceeds the offerings. Molasses sugar SOS
reals, good, per arroba muscovado,. fair to
boxes, S0S! reals Spanish gold, 172Sl7ll;
Exchange, steady on the United States, 60
DAYS, gold, 53@Gi premium; do short sight,
7GH premium; on London, l6l9l7t prem
ium.
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Executed .

New ORLEANS, February 2i.-The Times
Democrat Pine Bluff special says: White
Brown, colored, was hanged to-day
for the murder of Robert Ianley:
On the scaffold Brown with great
composure delivered an address with great
clearness, in which he called heaven to
witness that he was wholly innocent oil the
crirse imputed to him.
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Uxorcile.

New ORLEANS, February 22.-Two months
ago Della McGraw eloped with and married
Victor Eloi. The cruel treatment OF the
husband drove the wife to seek employment
rs n nurse, and Yesterday, while passing
down Magazine street with her employers
child, she encountered her husband, who,
after few words, plunged dirk into her
breast, killing her. The murderer was i'm
prisoned.
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New YORK, February A.-R. G. Dun 81
Co. IS mercantile agency reports the failures
in the last seven days as l2S in number, a
Slight reduction upon last week. In the
middle states there were 30 in the eastern
states, 10; in the southern states, ~; IN the
western states, So; on Ike PACING coas I anu
in the territories, u, and in New York
CITY l.
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LWERroot, February 2l.-This weeks
circular Of the Liverpool Cotton BrokeTs',
association says; Cotton has been firm and
business has been moderate, prices closing
Arm aud unchanged. Sea Island was IN
3irC,loratc demand Mt rather easier rates.
Futures advanced iG13-32d. in the early part
OF the week, but later on there was dispo-
sition to sell, aud prices declined 3D., clos
ing l-32Gl-lGd. lower.
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NEW ORLEANS, February 2.-Couins
Turnbull. aged q, son Of Hon. Il. VI. Turn
bull. was knocked down and run over last
night bv street car. The driver OF me
car was arrested and bailed in the sum Oh
5000. -
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LoNpox, February 22.-The bark North
ern Queen. from Wilmington, North Caro-
lima. for Granton. is ashore oil CuNhayen
and has been abandoned in sinking con-
dition. The clIr1nImetcr was saved.
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Nrw YorE. February 22.-The veterans
Of the war of 1sl2 assembled here to-day,
oufv twelve putting in an appearance. One
of The number vas the venerable IhurioW
Weed. A dinner was partaken Or
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Wrecked .

LONDON, February 22.-Lloyd IRtes that
the wreckage from the British City
Of London, which sailed Mn thdonr-
November 18th, for New York, and has
never reached her destination, is continually
washing upon the Irish coast. a signal
locker has been found, bearing the name
of the vessel.
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New York, February 22.-For the doublo
on that to-day is Washington's birth
day and Ash Wednesday, the holiday is SO
general that the city down town bears the
appearance of Sunday. and up town is given
over to church and amusement going.
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LONDON, February pa dispatch from
Berlin to the Times says: "The result OF
the bismarck conference with the emperor
is that no official representation regarding
General Skobelef's speech will be made al
ST. Petersburg.
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iie works he'd closed IN Aocolqt
N The wlihdmwal N lhe union men, Il IN.
fue 1he works afe running ~ usual
with n1nunlnn men, Ihe Al
temm ~ the strikers ~ close the mH'v'
has altogether filled ono siiIl
liz closed, hut tldg be- says I was
done by action ~ The company
II stated Chat all lboo other ACKNOWLEDGMENT
tmul0vp1 :
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Sr. PrrrEsHrEs, February 2z.-ILe car
has ordered skobei0eH TO return here. lt
Is expected that he vii arrive very shortly,
when be viii be required t. explain bis re-
cent speech.
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L0xD0E. February z3.-At the
grounds today Dr.. C1rre-. American
and killed q total . out 0f l10 pigeons % q
stake Of El00 q SIDE.
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Tu-t. Y. Y. Feb-un-y Z5.-Conkling
---r not BE- fu+r-rre-eI. Hiz friends can
rr.rr say the nom .rafi1n hT fEe r-ls dent
~ e surprise 10 him. anl thai rs iar as
can ~ learned. Do appeared o. D. aserse %
1Ha raHarIfrrra.
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WasHIror0v, Feb-ua-T Gen EacEsr
-us today riacsd On the retired 10 snd
Geuerr1 Inrllls r0min-ted ~ g-izrie-Ila -
ter-rEnertL
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shonId Form an Alliance with Germany

MADRID, February 22.-Emilias Casteller
has published an article on General Skobc-
lefIrs recent speech He expresses fears o
Ia coming invasion of Europe, and declares
bohooves the Latin \ aces TO form q close
alliance with Germany.
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PARIS. February 22.-lt ia auz1
that ". Goodman, formerly Prem
sf Neu Orleans. viii succeed u.
minister b. Iuuis.
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Pan trE1rurt. Fed-u--y "A displtdh
from he p-esiI rt uf De IirnH Iron
-u-rs rstss that he rerC-t that
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lndeins Nv tielf pnsi fof1fda, may ing "
iDi1 n low tex ofpan ltignol known what
change The mnnnNeucni VIII blnf nbnni,
bat n n generally believed n new uoulnf
paper Win be fmred nv tbos dsp0sesHCd.
, 1882-04-28

right in Ignoring considerations of
pary advantage when dealing with
inteinatjonal affairs (0 Splendid
reasoning! Eminently worthy of a
leather medal.
The olympia "Transcript" varies
the whine in the following language:
Among all our coast exchanges,
and there is about fifty Of them, the
Port Townsend ARGUS is the only
one which sustains the Presidents
veto of the anti-Chluese bill. The
political ring in its nose must be
well riveted.
This cogent(?) reasoning is about
on par with other emanations from
the imbec!e brain o! mother Gum.
She gnashes her gums in fine rage
whenever there is chance to vent a
little surplus spite. According to
HER logic the ARGUS sustained the
veto when the republican party Of
the Pacific coast was almost a unit
against it-therefore the ARGUS is
led by the nose! The ARGUS is in
party leading strings because it has
the independence to boldly express
its convictions without regard to
party advantages or party com
mands! Sublime wisdom! One can
almost hear the bray of the donkey
between the lines.
This paper has not raised point
that has been thus far fairly and so.
berly discussed. Newspapers have
been content to bring out all the
available argument on one side only
soothing their consciences, where
blessed with any, on the ground that
they were advocating the popular
side anyhow. In the journalism OF
the present day there is altogether
too much consideration of the PoPU-
LARITY Of any given policy before
avowing it. The average paper,
published merely for what money
/
could be made out of it, is pushed
in one direction or another solely
with a view to prosecuting line OF
argument that will stake" with the
people.
, 1882-04-28
PORT TOWNSEND
Fl Q = PITAIa
Port louu.fud IS

The above inuiluiiuu havI < t..fs tas
on permanent iuuiFE !. f'e
states llo.piFl for NsHFF ra.a.a ID.
Puget Sound. the ptfpfbfr HaHs raa..
urc in announcing hat ur t.ars yea.
peuse will ~ spared iu u.ifi.tfr.sf i. f.r
comfort aud cOnycupun af i..Fsr ra
tieuis.
This i the largest Dcz.rfa flasr
north Of san Fnuci~,s. afa fF a. fa
most complete iu "luipmert Be- basr
thoroughly reftfrd aud F,fuFni.is.G EH
general warls havr auump.s.iata a..5 tI.
about one hundrd patients Anf nrt rssa.
liarly adapted for ca@ss rs,Iuir.fE Co., n.s.t
careful treatment aud saHsfaff sarerr.
ion at limited eNIHu~r Ilia-f at.. afa
them will h. Furnished VIVA frIst1s r1rs
entirely separate aud disiHrt af q tE
additional cost.
iI5~ The attention ~ NuI.runfa. 80
those interested iu .hipiaHE b nIrs r
the fact tlat seameu sufsrfE fa .r
tagious diseases viii lss tr,aft,I aats.s. ..1
Hospital withouf cXtsu.f ia rlss tsss
THOMAS ! MINOR n N.
hauagi & ~arEna