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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-16
A Surprise.

A Surprise.
Nsw IoRK, March l5.-rhe proposed
leasing ofthe Wabash to the Missouri Paof.
ic or Iron Mountain is creating some discus.
sion here. Business men are surprised that
Gould, who regards the southwestern sys.
tenn as among the best properties in the
United States, should consent to the addi-
tion OF less Iemunerative lines 1t Is said
he is not satisfied with the management of
the Wabash and looks to this method as
the way to improve it. Russell Sage saws
the scheme is likely to be carried out in
April.
New YORK, March l5.-The Mail and Ex.
press contains the following in its late edi
tion relative to the case of the Wabash :;
Foreign holders of Wabash cabled over
here yesterday, said an operator to-day, in
quiring how much truth there was in the
reported intention to lease the Wabasn
to the Iron Mountain. The re.
ply stated in effect that such lease
was extremely probable. | under
stand that the matter has been under
discussion two months, and that authority
to make such lease has been given the di-
rectors. There is some doubt whether the
lease will include any guarantees by the
Iron Mountain. have understood that
the Iron Mountain would guarantee Wa
bash bouds Mr.. Sage, | see, says there
will be no guarantee, that the lease will
be something like the Kansas Il
get its net earnings, nothing
more. This would probably accomplish
the results desired as eliectually if a guar
anty was given. The point in the whole
matter is, the southwestern system termi-
mates at st. Louts. Ii meets there the
Ohio Il Mississippi, Illinois Central, Van.
dalia, Wabash, and Chicago II Alton
mony, it is necessary for such a
division of business TO be- made
as will be reasonably satisfactory TO these
competing lines. The result Is that the
Wabash gets only small portion oI
through business from the southwest.
Now If the Wabash was leased TO the Iron
Mountain, the southwestern system would
be extended to Toledo, and tho roads cen.
tering at ST., Louis would not complain il
the Missouri Pacific gave its business &c
its own line. That would
make Toledo instead of st. Louis the dis.
tributing point and the Wabash, instead
tof getting per cent, the business, would
reasonably expect to get so or GO per cent
and this amount of business would max,
with the Wabash all the difference in the
world. Instead of being barely able I,
pay fixed charges tho Wabash
would probably earn dIvden,
on its common stock the first year after tn
new arrangement took effect The road
which would lose business by this com bina
ton between the Wabash and southwestern
system would not be in position to retaliat
sufficiently severely, because they com
pete with the Wabash dow
| 70 nt.ta ..s,I =.
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BRYAN, March i6.-THpsclal. IA ssvsn
storm visited this section today. aeeompe
MED with violent rains, doing opnoidorohh
damage 70 gardens and prsvsnll6S 6rEss
nom labor. N & 4, n ~ :.
Jos Ssons gcs ! jsAsnsal ~
Hounton 3 TS1ns OSnlsSl rol1u1 M Il
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Fort Worth.

FoRr WORTH, March l5.-[Special.l--A
body was found January 23d in the Trinity
river, near Dallas. Yesterday Farmer j.
ii. Dyres, in removing the debris depos.
ited on his lowlands found sealed bottle
containing slip of paper with the follow
ing words written on It: ~ am tired Of
this world | have no one to mourn my
loss; | will drown myself near the Novelty
mill at o'clock this morning. So farewell.
My home is in Galveston" Signed "A c."
Persons here connect that corpse with the
paper found as described.
Forty-iive immigrants bound for Wichita
county, passed over the Fort Worth & Dem
yer road yesterday.
q. W. Galloway was sentenced TO pay a.
small fine and serve short time In the
county jail, and John Shreves is stu to be
tried on the charge OF putting the switch.
Key dodge on the young Mississippian.
III. T.. Simmons fell against DR.. @. W.
BGrradePs show window breaking pane,
three by six. He ran to keep down sus-
picion. A bystander ''spotted'' him. The
chase and capture was all the fun in town
To- night.
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of Secretary Folger. Their notice il not
Yet made public. but il is said on good
authority that they relate to contracts and
expenditures for the new government
building AT Philadelphia. This matter is
said TO be assuming u serious shape, and
the oharges recently filed are not in the
nature OF repetition OF old stories.
THE HA2sS COURT MARITAL,
IL is rumored to-day that General Terry
may be selected us one of the Hszen court
OF Enquiry, with two colonels from the stall
bureaus OF the war department.
TIL. NEW TREASURER.
The president to-day appointed A. w.
Myman, assistant treasurer of the United
States to be treasurer vice James Giltillan,
whose resignation has been accepted, to
take effect on the LIST. MIR. Wyman will Sc.
cure his bond and qualify by that date.
lie was almost overwhelmed with conerat.
ulatons this afternoon.
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Canton and RenfreW Dress Cinghams

To CElNIS n LAINI
EMBROIDERIES is another Department in which our
house stands first both for well selected styles and prices
Irish Point Embroideres from 35c. yard; Hamburg Edg
lngs extra wde 4oc yard regular prices ooc Marrow
Edgngs, from inches wide, from SC. ayard
In HOSIERY we are prepared with some remarkable
Bargains. Ladies Babrggan Hose at I2c worth 25c Elk
ira Quality Babrggan Silk Cocked and Ladies Pin Striped
Hose 2c regular price, 4oc Also all the new Shades
in LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDRENS HOSE
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Waco.

Waco, March l5.-Tspecial. l-Investiga-
tion Of the official returns Of the city census
taken few months ago, shows the previous
announcement OF the taken population II
about 500 In excess Of the actual number,
the correct figures being under $500, or Z
gain OF less than a thousand over the last
United States census. -
Butchers at the market.h ouse to-day had
all the employees Of Sanford Johnson's In
pendent market arrested FOR violation Of 4
city ordinance, which prohibits selling
meats outside the market.house. A lively
war is In prospect. '-S
q, W.. Slattery, who got the contract for
paving the streets OF Fort Worth, iSiisd 70
make bond here and has gone elsewhere ior
that purpose. ~ N
A heavy rain.storm bufstsuddsnly upou
US about midday and continued Ill he
| evening. - - = y =
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SIX. He ran to keep down
A bystander spotted him.
capture was all the fun in
Corsicana.
INA, March 10. Especial. IL
Corsicana.

CoRslcANA, March l5.-[Special.l There
was called meeting Of the council this
evening to discuss the city survey. The
original survey was found to be incorrect in
number OF instances when taken In COM
parison with survey made by Engineer
Heron last year. Most OF the field notes
cited IN the original survey have been oblit-
Grated. The new survey Is being followed
IN running lines for side walk curbing, and
II followed to the latter will cut front yards,
corners fhouses, stables and other prop
been arrived at as vet. =
heavy thunder storm, followed by wind
and rain, struck the town this noon, and
Tor an hour the rain fell In torrents; the
streets were turned into running streams.
The Thermometer has fallen sew ersl degrees.
The commissioners court will hold
special meeting on the 22d inst, TO receiyc
olds ior the erection Of three iron bridges In
the county ana for fencing the grounds
around the courthouse.
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A. Constant Rush

Read what offer and you will understand why ARE so
busy: In Dress Materials offering all wool Nun S
Yelling 25c; Single width Cashmeres I2ac; Black Lace
Bunings at 2oc; Lawns, 20 yards for 81, and
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-21
NOYEDADES
EN- LA
IMPREN TADEL B0LE I IN MI RCAk

Lamamos la aenc6n de las personals de gusto haa & sfs
varadsimos obetos que ACADIA de recb de
estabecmento. #
En- elos de la egancia que los pareuarza sobre NJ
dos los de indo!e haa ahora mpoado adeas
ganca precio m6dco exenden: unecc
nverosm dado merito astieo exqusa abrc.ci6n y
los objetos pero qfe ell asequibesE rod6s
as ortunas.
He aGu la--sacon que referimos: S@
de tocador Sras Cabaeros oelos
de teao caas uego de 6chas eo desde a pco e
hasa pesos una caas de matematlcas d DC pntu m
varedad taretas de fantasia para
gos de aedrez damas fnos enre6nos, Pesascaras -
forma seas modernos caprichosos surtdo general
arculos de ecroro pape de varas cases para esc
dibuo gran variedad ceos De nure Pap
flores vo Surdo comnllto de artcnIos
confecci6n de flores art6caes cncuenta oras " ca
dros para otogafas muv pfopio exponeIlos ls
gabnetes notable divetad de de todas pfo
bros de ma precosas tapas de naear gabadas ove
egantes vinaas para ayudar msa sudo en poz
pumas pumas de garantado ntas de dc
las mejore ancesas Dgesa caera petacas ceas
eas dc pe de Rusia actureros estampas nen eoee
de artfcuos de novedad gnsto fantasia ean M
precos limados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-21
PARA 1884.

Acaba de rceibir Ia Imprenfa
del BoLETlS rs clases de AL
MANAQT rs para el prcxime
aflo.
rs un surtido que satisfara TO-
dos los caprichos por su variedad
helleza, amenidad y economic.
Epire esa diversidad de AL
MANAQl ES figuran los exfo.
liadorcs de todos tamanos, otro;
fernando elegantes vullimenc>
nutridos de chi>peantcs caricatu-
ras y lie ing,lliosisino texto lite
lario, muchos ilusirados con ar
tisticos cr6mos de colores y res
guardadoS por admirables cubier
tas. =. I'm fin, no es posibl,
haccr una !etallada classification
dc c~e immense surtido de AL
MANAQt rs que ofrecemos al
ptb'ico. s.
Fl juzgara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-21
|TONICO' GENITALES,

Celebres pildoras del espe-
cialista DR.. MORALES, contra
la debiidad, impotencia, esper-
matorrea y esterilidad. Su
uso esta exento de todo peli-
gro. Sc venden en- las princi-
pales farmacias de la Isla d So
orc GAIA Deposito, en- Puer-
to- Rico, tarmacia de Ledesma
Hermanos. DR.. MORALES, a.
rretas SO, Madrid.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-21
NO MAS INCENDIOS.

F6sforos de verdadera seguridad y
legitimos de Ia marca Espsda, se han
rsc:bido en- el dnico dep6sito de esta
Capital "El Telegrafo. San Jnsto I2.
IS. MEL6N &Oo. 06
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-21
VA LIE GAR 0 N !.

En- ell TELEGRAPH San Justo II
Sc han recibido los siguientes articnlos
Jabon aznl Ingles superior mares
Medley.
Arroz Hamburgues superior.
Velas de composition completas (
incompletas.
Cerveza superior marca Globo en-
barriIes.
Idem. Idem. marca Fl. Paoli en- ca
jas.
Gas !" Luz Diamante legitimo.
Hero ral,..,l aeio, Is iiise acanalado
uumoreras y hornillos de hierfos gal-
vanizado.
Maquinas de coser de cadeneta, y
doble pespunte.
Camas de hierro de varias classes.
Todo a aprecios m6dicos.
96 s. Melon 4 Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-21

Este maravilloso halsamo sana nfaliblemen-
tie les heridas antiques las llagas, y los male
de piernas y dc pecho. Por medic de su influen-
eia las dlceras virulentas toman muy prontc
un aspeeto oonvaleciente desaparecen.' ia.
mas deia, este unguonto ferrigerante, de pro,
daeir ma cura perfecta de las afecciones de la
niiel, los eonstipados, las toses ell reumatis
mo, aun cuando sc ha aoelado en- vano to-
dcs los deu$s remedies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-21
-AnunCios de EUROPA
GALLIEN PRINCE
PARIS -, rue L4ar@yette. So PARIS
UNIc0S y EXCLUSIVES AGEHTES

administration dn BoIetfn Mer-
lslfiI ! phonneur dc prier Messieurs
ies Annonciers franea;s de vouloir bien
lsmsttre leurs ordres de Publicite
Mn. GALLIEN q PRINCE qui
sent les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
As g journaI pour b PnbIicik Fransaiss
~ lnxI1:u.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-21
AMIGOS DE TODOS
P!LD0RAS HOLLOWAY,

Mhiones de personas. en- todas las parties d.
mnnsio, receniendan .iichas Pildoras como ii
mejor rcstauratiyo de Ia salud que sc conoce,
Elias cnran todas las afecciones del curason.
del higado, del estdinago, de los rihones de-
los lntestInos, renuevan la acrimonia la
natitlencia y la ca1dialgia, expulsando de lu
sangre toda impureza, fortaieciendo compile
tamente el sistena nervioso dando un tono
alndable la Organization general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-21

The proprierors Of the " Boletta
MerantiI have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. GALLIEN
& PRINCE who are the sole
Agents for all Esglisb 6 Eraei
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-21
LA FAMA De PT0. RICO.
80. SAN FRANCISCO -32.

Los dehos de acredtado estabecmeno semrre socto
eompacer vorecedores al pdbco general acaban
nroducr de los mercados manufacturers dedndt
eomeca los artcuo de novedad que ma ha nvenado
E bello enconrara epecaidad esombreros de oda
caes es de eda lana agodn camisa enagua bordadas
eeganmas visi 10 meor hasta el d guanes de eds
cabra abancos de divers" cases agemanes bondas Ultima
novedad gasas ganadna manas yeos eas par
raes iras bordadas zado infndad de artcuos de dci
enumeration.
Para cabaleros cames panos diagonaes eastcotnes d
les, panuelos pa, aguas nnumerables aculos mas.
En- perfume ia acredtado e estabecmento
que lie iguAe en- las importacones de este ramo
Para de la yerdad tanto 10 mansado
modcdad de los precs de ven nvtan todos general
dgnen hace vista dicho estabecmiento duenos:
1876 +. ARRABAL & Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-21
PHOTOGRAPHIC.
~--4.@~~4s~-s-
r elliciano Alfonso

739ieMa0d0 en- Ia Ferad = E.rpOSS-
ci6n de Ponce con Menci6n
honorgfca y Meda!la de plata
Sc ,ofrece de nuevo al ilustrado pd-
blico de esta provincial en- todos los
trabajos de sn profession.
Tetuan 80, frente al Hotel de Ia
Estrella. lla
The daily gazette., 1883-02-15
ANOTHER YARN.
A Woman and Her Children Living Like
Animals,

Animals.
special to the Philadelphia Press from
Cumberland, Nd, tells the following story:
During the past few days there has been dis
covered a most horrible case of squalor and
destituton. A woman, who is a daughter OF
Wesley Clark, a farmer living In the noun
talns South of Homecoming, was found living
as asquatterin the mountains In turkey pen
with three children, all in a pitlable state of
destitution and filth. The dwelling was an
enclosure built of logs, eight by ten feet,
and so large that an ordinary sized man hal
to stOop in entering. There was no floor,
and the only furniture was q small cooking
stove and broken kettle. There was no
sign of bed, not even pile of straw, and,
to cap all, the filth was something utterly
disgusting and entirely indescrlbable. The
mother was clad In rags and the children
were naked, save as TO the thin covering of
dirt which enveloped their bodies. At the
time they were discovered they were out of
hre.wood, and the only food they had was
one ear of corn, and had not had meal for
tive days.
Ihe unfortunate head of this family tells
pltiable story Of her sufferings. Betrayed
III carly life, she gradually fell lower In the
social scale, and was eventually burdened
with family of four children. Shame and
poverty at last compelled her to seek seclu-
sion, and for two years she has lived in the
hut described, built by her own hands. The
TWO BOYS were arrested as vagrants and sent
To- st, Mary's Industrial school at Baltimore.
ihe boys were in many respects heathens Of
the most degraded type. They did not
know the use of knives and forks, and had
never heard of the Almighty. The mother
was induced to return with her youngest
child, TO her father.
The daily gazette., 1883-02-15
MonN1No SUMMARY.


tie thought the Civil Service Commission
WIN be nominated to-day.
The Legislature Of Alabama has passed 4
Pill increasing the public school appropria-
tion S100, 200.
The Court of Alabama Claims met yester-
day IN Washington, and the first 800 cases
on the docket were called
The Senate of Massachusetts Yesterday
adopted q resolution providing for biennial
elections and for biennial, sessions OF the
Legislature.
The Weber block, in Buffalo, occupied by
hentz Brothers, jewellers, the Sunday Times
and other tenants, was damaged by fire yes
terday to the extent Of $4,000.
Adam Slemmer, well known citizen Of
NorristOwn, Penna., and about half CEN
tury ago member of the State Legislature,
died yesterday, in his 92d year.
The funeral Of Hon. William ID. Gregory
Of Bridgeport, Connecticut, took place YES
terday. At the same hour, and In the same
room, his daughter was married, one mia
ister performing both ceremonies.
Near Saluda and Tiger Mountains, South
Carolina, on the 18th instant, two illicit
stills were destroyed, with $500 gallons OF
beer, 100 gallons or slinglings and 20 of
whiskey, and six Illicit distillers were ar
rested.
During heavy fog yesterday morning,
two freight trains on the Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy railroad, collided on o curve
between Plano and Sandwich. Both engines
and about 20 cars were wrecked. The engi-
neer is supposed to be dead beneath the
wreck.
Callender's billiard factory In Stamford,
Connecticut, was destroyed by FIRE last
night. 1t was seven-story structure, and
the loss is estimated at $225, 900. The fire
was caused by spontaneous combustion in
the varnish room. The factory employed
125 men.
The funeral of Ex-Governor Marshall
Jewell Of Connecticut, took place yesterday
in Hartford, and was lageIy attended by
prominent officials and citizens. All the
public buildings and many private houses
were draped In mourning, and there was
general suspension of business.
General Hazen has written a letter to
Secretary Lincoln requesting that an inves-
tigation of his administration OF the Signal
Office be made by committee Of the Senate.
This request is In consequence Of charges
by Congressman Belzhoover, of Pennsyl-
vania, against the conduct Of the Signal
Bureau.
A telegram from Des Moines SAYS that
young Ballard, who robbed his sick father
few weeks ago, upon being arrested "dis-
closed the fast that there was large and
well-organized gang Of robbers engaged 10
all kinds of outlawry In the Northwest"
The leader of the gang, named Knowlton,
is believed to have ned.
At Reading, Penna., owing to the dull
ness Of trade, the Reading Hardware Com
pany's foundries have been closed until
April $50 of the hands in the Reading Rail-
road car shops have been indefinitely sus-
pended and Wilson's spectacle factory and
the Penn hardware factory, employing to-
gether more than $50 hands, have closed
for the week.
The daily gazette., 1883-02-15
Sr,v usr ron nAnBnrs.

- which Mr.. A. @. 1Bruwn Pro-
The ~ pnts,ng the skins Of About , 600.
pOso' vopx Feb. 14.--A. q. Brown, a
NEW a. NJ. so Beekman street, has a
ssatVsno' slD odorning aud ornamenting writing
plan ioi q ST work boxes which Is both novel
desKs Az listing. A reporter of the World
and in'ele ealeator3av at Mr.. Browns Office
csllea yde ySesks are seen on every side. They
va ali rich and artistic, ana are covered
M IN plush velvets OF every color, rom
hrIght t red with streaks Of blue ana z plue
.trssaked with gold to sombre brown veivet.
Some Some of these desks, although scarcely one one
@ foot long by foot wide, cost sSo or SS0
aocb al retail. ~ believe IN Originality,
ssid Mr.. Brown to n World reporter. see,
ssre @ i an Eastern present which has never
hoen seen on the Market" aud he pointed
~ box on the lid Of which stood stuffed
chicken looking with curiosity into broken
ssg, shell on which was inscribed the words,
1Faster Greeting.D The Whoie was very
rretty and pleased Mr.. Brown SO much that
Ps stroked the little bird In q fatherly
manner. as If consoling 1t and reconciling II
to tbe wires which ran through its body and
,be dark box which formed its hencoop.
HNow. . said Mr.. Brown, as he closed the
haY with snap, II am going, perhaps, to
stnT nice white rabbits, perhaps four or five
,Sonsand Of them, and put them on the top
If those writing desks. How pretty white
vabhit will look on brown velvet box. /
,r,ll Get rabbits from two weeks to three
months old, and will use them not only on
writing desks but on bon-bon boxes and
cbIldren's toys It Is strange II was not
tbought of before, and yet am not certain
whether will go into 1t at all; the specula-
lion 4 almost too risky. There Is no telling
what people want in fashions. The rabbits
Would cost, dead, about 20 cents each and a
GOOD hand could skin about 90 Of them a day
and prepare them for the taxidermist, who
could stuff probably - In a day. We could
have them in every natural attitude. We
could have them running, hiding, every
way, eating grass and looking for grass TO
eat The ordinary American hare when
Young and "cute" make very pretty stuffed
ornaments. But, then, they are extremely
hard TO get. Great numbers, however,
might be taken on the prairies OF the West,
where they share the underground houses OF
the prairie dogs. Every one is now wanting
stuffed articles, and would not be sur
pcised but Lumber of men will be em-
ployed on the coast of Labrador gathering
the fuzzy little young Of the wild duck,
which make the most amusing and just now
the most popular of stuffed animals. When
they are taken, their brains and tails being
they are sprinkled with arsenic
and are packed in straw and in that condi-
ton keep fresh for years.
The daily gazette., 1883-02-15
"served the Dentist Right. I.

The boys said that IL served old Doctor
IoothstutIer right, when he had the tooth
ache 50 badly that he couldn't sleep at
night. lie had inflicted SO much pain on
other people, in palling and mending their
teetl that they thought 1t would be good
ior him to suffer little himself. The lead
ing dentist of Portsmouth, N. H., knows
what pain is and has relieved himself from
Iae p twinges of neuralgia by the use Of
:, Jerry ,al DAVIS PAIN KILLER. He regards
1t without rival.
The daily gazette., 1883-02-15
CONGRESS.

n, IN the United States Senate yesterday Mr..
l Dlalr introduced bill to prohibit "the en-
poymen' or performance Of labor by CON
sieA or persons restrained of their liberty,
upon works or property of the United States,
T"n Tsd inc expenditure OF any moneys Of the
M ThlVed g. states on account of such labor"
LUZ, ane larlh bill was considered and books
S were restored from the free to the
uItlabie o list, the paragraph as
saopted standing as follows 1'Books,
pa Hlphlets, bound or unbound, and
al si printed matter wholly or partly in
eae.t5 sro English language, not specially enum
Sn S,S'ed or provided for In this act, ,engravings
poe1 pouna or unbound, etchings, illustrated
voS, UoSHhs, maps and charts, Is per centum ad
was va'otelh. The duty on bituminous coal
a, "as h1ed at 70 cents per ton. Several other
sndenuinehls sdeLa.lls were adopted. Pending con-
siITeratlon T Of the bill the Senate adjourned.
s,jie in the House, the Tariff bill was CON
d,au qarleu she metal and wood schedules being
,spGseu eua13a OF, and recess was taken until
'enihg' ,ng On reassembllng, Mr.. Hlscock
nv moved M TO go into COMMITTEES of the Whole
Eu Rune she legislative Appropriation bill. Mr..
aou,vetei1Worth, of Ohio, raised the question of
t6Snsi1eration t6o ~ for the purpose of calling up
ro,, nv bonded Whisky bill. Mr.. Hiscock'e
Iotioh Ia,Leu was agreed to-s7 to 62-and the
Afsasistlve AIS Appropriation bill was taken up.
Honao Hour ulsposing Of 81 pages of the bill, the
The daily gazette., 1883-02-15
youthful Foll,..

are berinieious iaious practices, pursued in solitude,
paired ul M causes Of Nervous Debility, I'm.
and dliehee lli, and WIN Power, Involuntary Losses
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