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BRIEF CAPITAL NOTES.

Col. Milton Cogswell, retired army oni-
Ger and Deputy Governor OF the Soldiers
Home, died suddenly yesterday morning
OF apoplexy.
The Ways and Means Committee, called
to meet yesterday morning, failed to secure
II quorum, Messrs, Kelly, kasson, Speer
and Frrett being the only members pres.
ent. Mckinley is expected to arrive 10.
day.
It is stated ut the Chinese Legation tia.
there is no foundation for the statement
that tho Chinese Minister and suite will be
withdrawn from the United States on nc.
count Of recent, legislation restricting
Chinese immigration.
Secretary Chandler in conversation ycs.
terlay morning said he ,had practically
determined not 10 act upon the new naval
regulations until after their revision by the
new board, which he expected soon to ap.
point. Charges have been made. tlut the
regulations discriminate IN favor OF certain
officers ia.
Secretary Chandler has received Ills.
patch stating that U. S. steamer Nipsic, on
which it was hoped TO bring the remains
OF John Howard Payne from ;Iuns; had
left Palermo, Italy, for Lisbon. The vessel,
therefore, cannot convey tho remains. Ii
Is not known Wllnt action Mr. Corcotan,
who desires to bring the remains 10 this
city, will do. illI. !, : f..a.ss,.l..
= Ex. President Hayes OF the Tariff Com.
mission. is i'll the city. He says, notwith.
atanding tho newspapers to the contrary,
the Commission have been doing good
work. which will be recognized when the
report is submitted to Congress. :, It is
understood draft Of a Bill! covering the
changes in thctariil, which the Commission
think necessary, will be submitted to Con.
gress. -rfhst q f;l3.f Z ~ Els .
The Jeapnct!c court OF inquiry yesterday
heard Engineer Melville. respecting the
search he made Tor De Long. gi lle detailed
the wunderings Of tho party and INCIDENT.
ally referred 10 their starving, freezing con.
dition, saying that they lived oil bones
and Other Soflal found i'll deserted lints.
The narrative was unusually interesting,
but the details developed no new facts.
Supervising Special agent Martin, Of tlie
Treasury department, has submitted : to
the Secretary OF tho Treasury his annual
report for the fiscal year ending ] une aath;
lSSo, detailing the operations Of the Special
Agency Of the service during that period,
1t shows that Gthe amount recovered ON
acooi2t Of Seizures: fines and suits, was
$50. .5Ss inerEesssel duties, S700,l4G; miscel.
ianeous Sl9 I5S; !'nna,Scr OF seizures, oI7
appraised yNlpe 1901 ,lE5.t No .I,-tg
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!OF ,El.UHLlCAN DEFEAT.
Knusn Snys Tint IL Yns Sot Democratic

Rnusn SHys Tint IL Yns Not Democratic
Merit. Hut Republican Dtssci,sinn.
WASHINGTON, November 20. Some
pointed and interesting practical sugges.
iions in relation to the late election we're
recently brought ont in discussion in the
office Of Gen. Green d. hanm, Commits.
sioner Of Internal Revenue. There were
number of gentlemen present, including
several newspaper correspondents. The
interchange Of views was free and unre-
strained, it being understood that What
was said was not for publication, a rcstric.
ton which has since been removed
General laum contended that the result
OF the elections could not be attributed to
revolution in political opinions; that the
Democratic party had done nothing and
promised nothing which could have SO
powerfully influenced the people. lie in.
sisted that the principles Of the Republican
party, and its legislation upon all questions
involving the liberties and material inter-
ests OF the.country, will still be indorsed
by . large majority OF the electors, and
that in transac;ing the public bt,siness, in
administering the finances, and III collect.
ing and disbursing the revenues, the Re-
publican party had met the highest expec-
tations Of the people. The success; Of the
Democratic party was not ON account Of
any merit OF its own, but was the result Of
the discords aud divisions Of its opponents.
It was clear there was, within the kepub-
lican party itself, IN element, variously
called in different Suites, which had the
power, whenever it choose to exercise it,
Of turning those States over to the Dem
ocracy.
In answer TO 4 question whether he did
not think the course Of the Congressional
Committee in leyyins voluntary contribn-
tions upon government employees had cx-
ercised an injurious effect, Gen. Ranm re-
piled that he believed ithad.+ There was Il
strong feeling among Republicans that Il
sell.appointed Congressional Campaign
Committee was. at best, an exercise OF dele
gated powers-was, in fact, 4 return 10 the
first and worst epoch in our political
history, that OF Congressional and legisla-
tive caucus dictation, and that the manage
ment Of Il Republican campaign ought 10
be conilded TO the committee selected by
the Republican pur,y in its national con-
vention. 40 era9
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y CHALMERS CONTENTS

What the A AMentlctl Returns Of The Vote
~, IN OF Tate County, Show. %{
JAcas,S, Mtss3 November 90 Chaln,ers
fled i petition for q ,aalpllaa!mlls "a! before
Judge, Wharton to compel the Secretary oi
Stale to count his votes In Tl.te county.
Ile charges that Myers, Secretary, OF State,
allowed the returns from otlier districts 10
be inspected, but refused TO allow. anyone
to: sec the returns from tSo gecsEl District
until they were counted. Chalmers
charges that the returns Swere purposely5
eopeealed,to prevent any. error being cor
rscted during tic ten days allowed by law
Tor milking tre.afps and says a clerical
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TnE Cincinnati Enqtirrr's blood.cnrdling
slory about plot to revolutionize the
House by rushing Representative keuna
forward to asurp the Speakers authority by
brute force, comes little late. 1t ought to
have been sprung on some dull day in the
silly season. We are willing TO admitthat
the Democratic caucus is not always wise,
but it is not exclusively made up OF idiots
And there is Mr.. kenna-he does not
always do the right thing at the right time,
but he would hardly consent to prance
around as the ass OF the caucus. In spite
"f these and other weak places in the
fabric it isn very good story-to tell to the
mar;nes, .a
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them to the field. To-day while Mrs, Gra.
her was building fro III the field for the
purpose ofwarnling theirdlnrer. her clothes
caught fire.. she became frightened and be-.
gan running: Her husband Tan after her,
but was unable to oyertake her. Mr.. G. S.
Wertz, who was working In An adjoining
Held, seeing the burning woman, imme.
diateiy FASTENED 10 the assistance Of the
Mortified husband but when they succeeded
IN overtakine her the flames Ind burned
nearly every vcstige Of clothing from her
body. They tore oilthe remnants of cloth.
Ing, the ileshfcoming Off In strips with Il.
She was burned to crisp In every part OF
her body. No hope is entertained for her
recovery. T
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NOVEMBER FL 1881

error, MS on J. II. Chambless, would have
been promptly corrected II the returns had
not been concealed. The commissioners
Of election OF Tate county have sent an
amended return showing that the votes
were cast for J. K. Chalmers, and not for
J. r. Chambless. ias sNs
MEMPHIS, November 2O.-A jackson,
Miss, special says: Leading Democrats aud
citizens generally condemn the action Of
tho Secretary Of State, Henry Myers, and
Governor Lowry in awarding certificate
to Van II. Manning upon clerical error
In n tally sheet. The commissioners Of
election Of Tate county hare telegraphed
that the name Of Chambless appearing on
the tally sheet Is aclerical error, and should
have been j. Il, Chalmers,
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A Bold IllGlIWAYSfAS
kObS Tn rec Persons Travelling In u Sin.
COnch-A Cool prOcectlIn,-

Coach-.A Cool Proceeding. 4
LOUISVILLE, Ky, November 9O.-The
stage from Columbia to Campbellsville
was robbed this morning, two miles from
the latter place by single masked robber.
There were three passengers, Mrs. Dobbs,
of bloomington, Hon. M. II. Rhoner, Of
OF Columbia, J. o. Edwards, Of N[oul.
ton, Iowa. From Mrs. Dobbs, about
ten dollars was taken. She
succeeded in saving two fine diamond
rings by hiding them in her lap, From
Rhoner u pocket book containing money
and valuable papers and Il gold watcl, were
taken. Edwards saved his money by
throwing the pocket book under a sea;.
The mail bags were cut open aud ritled OF
registered letters. The robber refused to
restore the papers, saying, "a stage robber
has no mercy" lie took a tire oil OF wheel
of the coach and disappeared through the
woods on foot. @ -.
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To Euy GlrcnD!

Is the great question all cas-, buycr, oro r.,
tcrested in when they start ont to buy NM NM, ' rn
where they can gel Iths most and host M H. a.
their money, and 10 sell cheap Is to Luy fron, m
les:d1qnarttrs IN, Large quantities ior cssi, !:
ActinS o. The above system have bonuhi
?o,Ea bolts wall paper 10 sell at 8 cents Ga
soits bortert,to u,aieb, 1000 oil cloth win,inw
blinds 80 peMlr, 80 pieces OF carpets from, y,
cents Np, one caso good Maddcr prints 4 renis H
Aswstyles brocade velvet, ali volom, n cent? cent?
black and colo'ed Nix 90 ccuts to - Sf f'a' NJ
Dress goods Of All kinds and Mi nr;c.s " v.'
Blankets and comforts 81 90 np. Z Dol,nnns
clH9ka sad, jackets at almost any price yon
WISH 4 large ortment:oi:lalics', gents
Sn Mn. h'h e'1ares , soh 5o,ie,y anu underwear al
&os. .olo and 2o!l Mslnstrei, John Roemer.
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A ErIElltt'ul Mira

. BlM1lxcnAM Ala, November 2O.-Wil.
llam II. Cunningham, working ut the nir-
mlnsham rolling mills, this morning left
WofR' walked over to tho Alice blast fur
mace, assembled to The mouth Of tho stack
ana ai awaited the moment ior charging.
When the bell vas raised ho threw of liz
nat and leapeA head ioremos, into The fur.
nage, 9Ee deceased was formerly Of Ken.
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slMos CAMERON is quoted rs advising his
Young hopeful TO resign his seat in the
Senate "and let the party so to" very bad
place. Daring the election the son made
similarly proiane threat to the manuiac.
tnrers OF Pennsylvania, but he stands upon
the order OF his going. AS we read the re.
'nrnsthe Republican party has expressed Il
willingness to Try to get along without the
Cameron kind Of politicians in command.
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Uultnppy louisville Wnn,cn.

lou'svlLlp, November 2O.-Alrs. Mary
%, Nistenbure, aged Al, and the mother OF
nine children, residing In lhc East End.
took a dose OF poison this morning and
died soon after. The cause was said 10 be-
domestic trouble. Is 81 i'Il - I :,
Mrs. Sarah Carroll, aged so, was found
dead in q cistern at her home, corner n
Ninth and Green streets, this morning
Supposed 10 be suicide; Cause upkno,,G
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A Dynamite llonul

rAms, November eO.-seveml Iegitimists
in the Department Of Vendec have re.
ceived threatening letters IRON the Anarch-
ists \ dynamite bomb has been thrown
into the house Of n l.egitimist. s'S
Two more persons, accused OF being An
a. ;anrchlsts, were arrested at Lyons Yesterday.
Two men were arrested ut St. Etiepnp on a
similar charge. 80 - - ''., =
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GENERAL NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Isaac B. Dutts, Boston's oldest printer,
died last evening, aged Sc. . y. ~
Burglars, last night, ritled tho safe Of ].
$. Henry. 4 Son, Beallsvil|e, Canada, Of
5000. s5
Thurlow, Weed was very weak yesterday;
declining any nourishmcnt. Visitors are
forbidden. AZ .ss
Injury to the tlsl, trade Of Boston is
threatened by the arbitrary aetien Of the
Fish Exchange.
George and Myers, the champion rum
nem, will have a three. .iourths Of mile con.
test, on Thanksgiving day.
Prof. Henry Draper, one Of the most
prominent scientific men in tic country.
died i'll New York, yesterday.
An iucendiary fire destroyed the shingle
mill OF G and E Ten Eyck, ut East Suginuw,
Mich, last night. Loss $4,000.
Only one death from yellow fever was
reported Mt Pensacola, Florida. yesterday,
Tho railroads tdvc resuined running pas.
senger trains. ,5+;i,t
The pipe mill Of the Reading iron works
closed down yesterday, the employees re.
tasins to work, owing to Q notice ola re.
duction Of wages. i,,'~.i,{ ,5T.;5 9! ,t'.l
Sacred (?) concert singers, who warbled
at Boston Sunday night, were heavily fined
yesterday tY the authorities Of thu. city
under the statute Of 1854. .5,ES
Edward Jacques, his wife, and Charles
South Yere arrested in Ehi|adelphin yes.
lerday, charged E!ll robbiuG :. Mcaorley,
Of Staten sland, Of $4,000 IN bonqs and
500 in cash, & i4if,t Il Mn !. -
Theauthotilies Of Chattanooga attempted
10 place apest house on. tho grounds oi tho
United Suites Cemetery near that place,
which was promptly resisted by the Gus.
tolisn. The city authorities Promise to
makt.no lMther nioye without permission
from WaahinEt5n,'p.' &" .as..
Thomas Lorman, fourteen yeass old,
casl, boy in Jordan, Marsh 4 Co.'S store,
Of Boston, lms fallen heir 10. one million
dollars. bcq1eatliedF by Michael Lorn,an,
a:i'ilneie, Eho !;el recently at Melbourne,
Australia. The ihl1ie estate IS Lab j in Hni
n sisler and brolher, each receiving a!Most
u million. Il ~ !'.55A5f Z '' E i
DR.. H..W. Basset, prominent physician
Of fIlnntsville, Alabama, for several sum,
lneTs n resident physician Mt the Bount
Springs; Aleilanai Waa' SHOT and Instantly
farmer. Tic diiNtultys :;rtv ost ., iii
account between the two for hatsel's pro.
iessional service. Sd Z !. i.;-55=
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RAILROAD ndyiccs from baltimore PROM
ise the long.delayed move oi the Baltimore
x Ohio Elilroad Company which il 10
complete the lIempiield extension and
give Wheeling shorter line to Baltimore
and Washington. The same step in ad-
vance will give us I competing line 10
Pittsburgh, and place us directly on II
great trunk line. The details OF the plan
are highly interesting, but the point Of
most Importance 10 Wheeling is that after
many years OF disappointment and serious
inconvenience hope seems about to de
fulfilled. All doiibt will be laid ut rest
when the first throngl, train over the
llemplield extension comes steaming in.
Till then we cun utIor,l to wish the new
enterprise well, without pinning our faith
toh. 1t is but iair, however, to say tlat
The programme seens to have the stamp Of
sincerity upon tho face Of it, and is quito
III accord with the Baltimore & Ohio's
necessities. 1t must reach out, embrace
more territory aud improve its through
''ne, or suffer in the growing competition.
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lr is painful to hear some OF Senator
Davis party friends doubling the sincerity
Of his letter Of declination. This uncharit.
able way Of looking ut 1t gives the heir ex.
mc,an, Of kanawlia very little chancc.
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lsoscoe CoSEllSG, lawyer, Of % Broad
way, Is the way the New York Tribune
speaks OF the once magnificent. And by the
way, he claims to have predicted the re-
snl, whicl, he did 50 much TO bring about.
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: HAYfsytt1.r Ohio Cc,rn,,.,,

Y. HAyfsvlLLE, Ohio February II, 1880.
~ =, am very Glad 10 say ! have tried lion
4ptte.s and never took anything that did INC
as much good. | only took two bottled and
would not take 500 for tt,c good they dil
nc. Il recomnG!eG,,aa them 10 MY patients, and
get hs beat results from their use, i ~ y
EyrussW =. 81 7i'ss . G. b. AivcCEn, nj, n =
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TnE Democratic organs can't find strains
lonl md gay enough for them. They take
no,hon.ht of the morrow's dread reckon
ing; hut it is coming, and then
villa, loud md dismal liitrre
WIll mIugie with their awful symphouies,
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Y NIAGARA FALLS, November aO.-Conl
Lister, an lsnslisbman, aged 20, TODAY
went to Tho house Of u former employer
named Smith, called his sou aged l0 oui
shot INN, and Immediately sho. himself.
Both will probably aio, Litter claims he
was impellea 10 the deed by his love for The
iDa2 "Hd had u desire to always be with
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SENATOR MILLER, Of New York, thinks
the Democrats cannot talk the tax reduc.
ton blll to death in The next session as they
did in the last. The Senator doesn't know
,he endurance OF the Democratic jaw.
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Tile Misunderstanding.

T. PnLAnELpIIA, November o0.-Ihe Su.
preme Court to-day rendered decision in
lavor Of the Standard Oil Company Of Ohio,
which ends the long litigation between the
Commonwealth and the company con.
cerning taxes md penalties Of over
500, 900 claimed to belong 10 the Stale.
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Gladstone Tnrcnrenr,, by n cr.,,r

Glasistone Threatened by n Crank.
LONDON, November 20.-A man named
was arraisned for sending letter
70 Gladstone threatening 10 murder him.
ne Was remanded after disclaiminp auy
L! Intention OF numbering the Prime Minister.
Ihe man is merely Il dangerous iunatic.
him $780,. 80 80 '''''u ''''u' "l''u
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~ @FsFsS--
TIC lSensllltuI,

kNNE, GA.,9 November 9o.-snow fel}
ArLaSrA, Ga, November ao.-seyer.a,l
inches snow fell .Q,n:sht s j"
81 lsa,pgst, n. Y. NSorember 2o-sao,w
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TnE late Republican bosses Of New York
live in the counties Of Albany, Chemung,
Erie, Kings, Monroe, New York, Rens.
splaer and Ulster. These counties gave
Cleveland 1873 out OF his bewildering
majority OF 10000. Bosses do amount to
something after ull. &t-
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RAILROAD capital ID beginning to see that
there Is business in Wheeling worth look-
ing after This is good time for the city
10 let all the world know that we shall well
come every new conner without fear or
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BUSINESS BAROMETER,

Ihe Showing Of tho Exchanges Of the
D., Prominent Cities vi the Country.
RosroS, November 20.-From the Post
The following table shows the reports OF
the clearing houses Of twenty-five cities iii
the United States for the week ending
November 18th:
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(. The genuine SAgAron H,aH Rock srrIso
.WATEh. for sale BY all druggists by the doz-
en-, hnttl ar gallon. Address ali orders to
Y she High Hook Spring Co /, Saratoga Springs,
y. !. shirk, Agent nj Wheeling, and II. X.
McCo'ahey, Agent ut bridgeport. NV. !"
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A Farce,

CAIRO. November 2O.-The Commission
OF Inquiry is turning the trial Of Arab
iasha into a farce. Broadley las with.
drawn from the defense, after vigorously
protesting against the violation OF lie agree.
Ment made with him. - n - te. '.
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a""tu tunpAc lNht " tUcuIu llut. Inc LII.
terest Of the Pittsburgh and Western and
the b. 4 Q. are largely interviewer and the
arrangements between the two roads will
make them practically rs one. n
PENETRATING TIE ENHMy's CAMP.
While thus penetrating SO generally into
the Pennsylvania territory west and
northwest, the operations Of the B. 4 Q.
looking to securing fair share Of tho Pitts.
burgh business south and southwest, arc
upon q noless comprehensive and extended
basis. Over this territory, MS the other,
the Pennsylvania has ever held practical
monopoly. Nothing has ever appeared
relative to the plans perfected by the
Is. y. management for tho extension Of
iia Columbus line from that point 10 New
Vienna, OIL the Marietta 4 Cincinnati, and
The knowledge Of It, only now 10 see the
light, Is another evidence TINT the B. 4 0.
waits until It is good md ready before
making It's Intention public. The new
link will be built ut once, as the money
lias been raised, the survey decided upon,
Gnd everything ready TO commence work.
1t will not be u difficult line to build, and
will be five miles shorter from Columbus
to Cincinnati than the Panhandle road.
But This Is by no means all, for in connec.
tlon with the Pittsburgh Southern It will be
the short line from Pittsburgh, TO Ciucin-
natl, st. Louis and all points south and
southwest.
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A GRASpI,ISE WEST,

Tie intimate relations existing between
the Ohio 4 Mississippi and tho Baltimore
4 Ohio insure satisfactory cooperation be.
tween Cincinnati and St Louis, and MS the
Marietta 4 Cincinnati will pass into the
hands OF the Baltimore 4. Ohio next
month, there will be no difficulty so far as
Cincinnati Is concerned. 1t will make a
grand line westward from Pittsburgh,
comparingin every way with the Penusyl.
vania lines. Pittsburgh and Wheeling MS
well. must profit to II great extent by the
Baltimore \ Ohjo's new lines, tho one US
to The transportation OF manufactured
products, and the other as to material.
The coke and gas coal shipments West
are enormous, and the business alone
arising from this traffic would pay the
Baltimore 4 Ohio to enter the field.
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STRATEGY, MY BOY |.
THE NEW LINES AND CONNECTIONS
OF the nalllmors 4 Ohio Road-Ths Result Of
ths Late Inspection Trlp-n'ardlns the Penn.
Hf'anta Lion in tts t,ea- Mint Is Prom.
(, lstd for Wheeling g-Raliw ay Notes.

BALTIMORE, November oO.-The Balti.
more 4 Ohio officials engaged in tho in.
spection Of tho road have returned from n
two weeks tour. They have now inspected
NIL lines cass Of the Ohio. The inspection
has an importance that will beappreciated
more when the full details are made
known. That the Baltimore 4 Ohio Is
preparing for the opening Of avenues 10 q
very largely increased traffic is no longer u
matter otspccula,ion. The primary requi.
site for large trailic is a road bed brought
up TO the highest standard. In Chief En-.
ginecr ltandolph's car, rs the inspection
psrty Is on It's travels, Is the trackome.er,
with It's new improvements, and other
instruments, with which the most minute
and delicate tests are made Of the align.
ment Of The truck and condition Of roud
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MesSEs. osygent EFolhets, drtiGg!sts, Delta,
ohio, u ordering Guantlty OF Thomas
EfeleGtyif Gll writes that they never sold
anything that gave such universal satisisc,
ton IN curing coughs, colds, broH;hii;a
rhenn'atsm neuralgia, elr, 's" osH
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Ghe G,telliiqe,t't,e41;;
HESrrcxY lus had the speakership six.
,eccn years In all, and Mr.. Carlisle thinks
that two more would sit gracefully upon
Br and by It will be possible TO get into
a cur at Wheeling and 20 somewhere. Now
i.can'l bs done without getting into several

CHALMERS case has already been tried
and decided against him by the coming
House. Nothing like taking time by the
hypl0rk.