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that he himself presented them in such
order as he pleased and with his own con-
struction. 1t must also be remembered
that only part of the letters have been
published in full. Yet, with all this adj
vantage to Mr.. Blaine, the deductions we
have stated seem to be inevita ale. In
how far they are discreditable to Mr..
Blaine can onl. be determined by more
satisfactory explanation than has yet been
made; but, in the meantime, it seems to
be admitted that,as Speaker OF the House,
he influenced legislation favorable to en-
terprises in which he had a personal in
est, either actual or prospective.
1t is all these transactions which viii
constitute the actual Republican platform
of the campaign, and which the Repub-
lican stumpers and newspapers will be
continually employed in explaining, de-
tining, denying and entenuating; and it is
against campaign to be fought on such
miserably low grounds, in which the party
will be on the defensive, and selt-humil-
lated and disgraced in its own eyes.
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THE SALVATION ARMY
Arrested as a Public Nuisance at CIeve-
land, o.

CLEVELAND, o., June THE Salvation
Army, numbering twenty-four men and
women, was arrested last evening for dis
turbing the peace by parading the streets
singing, shouting, praying and playing
in the Police Court. Capt. Walker and
three others were tried jointly and con-
yicted. Walker, being the leader, was
fined SIS and costs, the others S.. The
remaining twenty demanded jury trial,
and were put under bail. In passing SEN
tence Judge Hutchins said ''The Saliva
ton Army has become nuisance, and
must ' e suppressed like any other nuis-
anee. :" He would impose light fine as
warning, but if arrested again he would
infiict the full penalty nf the law every
time.
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rlurss Islala-l- la-f..- e1rlllai sslizr
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lzusllza- Az --eszgr- .aur reseurce- AN.
l 1Eesalre~ CAS- a saill vote far H.
l1ess- al b. nominate. a., Cnl-a.,1 "a july
ilue-rlizlzss io- 1-irr anl lZrmauE
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lConfdential.I

Received of Warren Fisher, jr., S25, 900
in trust, in consideration of which l am to
deliver to said Fisher properly authenti-
Gated certificates of an interest in the
North Pacific Railway Company equiv
alent to one-eighth (g) part of one of the
twenty-four GA principal shares in which
the franchise stock OF said company are
divided. Certificates to be in the name of
Elisha Atkins. Witness my hand:
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lam fc- q serere c1utesl
Ea-r9 SRA e--uzls.l-l a-zl 'EiL t1z
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rrua-izll llalE uI1-u5aE touch
an a. rrl.l r1rassfisel= E7il b. Interesting
----.llli.z ils. YuI.i-i. -le E1I,l-lI readers IN
-1.= rauu--s. t.ul ra tne merchants and
1Ez- to- ze1.auuiz izre Es-E generally iaEuI-
al-nis z1ld ailee-llE fiIiv fruu tilslt pan 81
lsEasET-l tils lzs--r- ram IIrevalle1 d.
-u-- iasz- 1--TetilIu- liize loss o- disaster.
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IRELAND.
The Greatest Concession to the Nation
aIists for Fifty Years.

DUBLIN, June Earl Spencer has is
sued n prociamation forDiduing the
Orangemen's counter demonstration to the
Nationalists of Newry tomorrow. A
number of infantry, lancers and police are
assembled there to preserve order. Father
McCanton advised the congregation to
attend the Nationalists' meeting. The stop
ping of the Orange counter-demonstra
is regarded as the greatest concession to
the Nationalists in fifty years. There is
intense excitement among Orangemen.
Thousands of Orangenen arrived at Bel
fast from England. Geddis, secretary OF
the Orange Committee at London, sent
the following: 81 leave for Ireland to-
night with 5000 Irishmen from London,
Manchester and Liverpool. No surrender.
The Orangemen are determined to hold a
meeting"
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The Penn Bank.

PITTsBuRG. Pa Iune :. o~or 900
depositors in the Penn Bank filed a
bill of equity this afternoon against the
officers and directors of that institutions.
The bill charges that by reason of negli-
gence and carelessness of the officers and
directors, sum more than sufficient to
pay the claims OF the depositors have been
squandered, and for same reasons defend
ants are personally liable for the full
amount of deposits.
Riddles bail was reduced this afternoon
fsom 100000 to $50, 900, and R. S. Steven
son, representing the depositors, signed
the bail bond and he was released. The
depesitors will now take steps to have
Riddle testify against the directors In the
civil e1,ifs
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WASHINGTON, June III. II. Sguier q
Co, bankers and brokers, closed doors and
made an assignment. They dealt princi-
pal'y in army and navy accounts and were
unable to realize on them in time to meet
the unexpected demands from outside
creditors
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FRANCE.
The New Treaty with Anam FinalI
signed.

The New Treaty win Anam finaby
Signed.
PARIS, June THE new treaty be-
tween France and Anam has been signed
The provinces Of Bintheran and Thangoa
are restored to Anam. Castow's system,
similar to that in Cochin China,i is re-estab-
lished. French military occupation of all
stratagetic points in Anam and Tonquin
will be effected if necessary. A permanent
French garrison will hold portion of the
citadel at Hue.
Anam accepted the treaty proposed by
France without making any modifica-
tons. By it Anam is placed under
French protectorate. The French resi-
dent in Cochin China will represent
Anam in all her foreign relations, and
Anam will form a customs union with
Cochin China. The departments OF
Public Works, Postal and Telegraph Serv-
ice and Finance and Customs will form a
single branch of the administration under
the direction of French agents.
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- EzrrCzzr E.auu. z.ss r-olse-
tuuaz- aeue-1lzlrs EF71es 80 zie Pnila-
asElzE FaE czEuH md WI u0--
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r--rI1r -r--1-a1liall Iz-lf z1E ss7sa1E a. 1iae
aznz-r --1e-rHzel rss=l1illz ot zns In
$780, i7rs.s.a taa.l- rlia-iorz.-
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1sL lls-rufi. iranssrlu dsiesisd the eH0r
-l raio-r1 a. rariE zileurFl1Hd or Nunday
-1r rrlsI firru1EI q niL aisailsnIuE 1te
Hszrss 1I rli1aeel tr7-i-- rHranC1- and aicnho.
1ls.- arI-tl= ana HlF1licl 1vsuslil rsoues the
-r--euu. aisaut 81. l8l .fIl. Bui tiis rscalene
--Eurl- iiIe rerHTl-e fsigruierE on
-ila Isa-na-rn1lH Haids #liiC not PROPOSE 1o
ilrra 81. Hrs-dueilor .a. lzzatigu made In
.1u-asaaa $50 AM timer sai .oasru VIII
..-uuiras,- ur Dr. fi1s-arE and his lsr0-
a.-sluu1f. .aIi1es aIil rsIussl If- even all0'f
a. q o. il..Husal
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Republican Maternal Committee.

CHlcAGo, June 1.-The Republican Ma
tional Committee held a session to-day
and elected John W. Mason, of West
Virginia, temporary chairman, and George
w. Hooker, of Vermont, temporary sec
retary, and adjourned to meet at the Filth
Avenue Hotel, New York, June Goth.
The committee was composed of Lawson,
Chaffee, Elkins and New, who were APP
pointed to arrange for permanent head
quarters in New York City.
Among the names mentioned for per-
manent chairman of the committee are
stephen B. Elkins, of New Mexico; Jas.
Clarkson of Iowa, and Senator Chaffee, of
Colorado.
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DETRofT, June 6-The banking house
of Leroy, Moore & CO., of GreenyiIle, this
State, suspended to day. They claim as
the reason of their suspension that the
banks of Detroit and elsewhere refused to
further redisceunt their paper 1t is also
claimed tirat the assets viii double the liza
bilities, but no statement has as yet been
made.
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THl E.e-ruaii1u-- platform b. 8 cheeky
ls-a-- l aeuzzs-u--Isll. l- declare tilE.
tfla 1a.i-Il1ls-rziIaz al art1ur haE been
-r-r-.a11 uudeiie-. ias ~ ii dsclareJ. tiIa-
a,lI s-rzlr url.I al Have al b. Ilure and uI
nelfts- lu- -re- b. .llz1 |sat= iarll tiIe Heres
.---- fr- ril-a arel1-ul r-l Ilarrau- aisuses suf
r-atsuIlar Courrez- d. r1rrse- riie wrong
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r1ri.ilrz- rs-la1s- 2 uiH iE not uierf
1-7ueI and idlo-s is unadultsrHied dem
.1r---H---er1a r-41a-a.-
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Ri,marck and GranyiIIe.

LONDON, June bismarck has made
overtures to Granville, British Foreign
Secretary, regarding the cession of Wal
fish Bay, on the west coast of Africa. The
reason he urges is that German settlers
occupy the district about the bay and that
a German company is constructing rail-
way from the seashore to the mines,
which are some distance inland.
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A Rig Thing for the PuiIman..

CHICAGO, June 7.-Contracts were exc
cuted TODAY between the Illinois Central
railroad and Pullman Palace Car Company,
under the terms OF which the entire sleep
ing-ear service OF over 1000 miles of line is
assumed by the Pullman Company. The
term of the contract is for fifteen years.
The Illinois Central has heretofore for the
past twenty years operated its own sleep
m foru
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cenferrins CathoIic orders.

BALTIMORE, June 7.-St. Mary's Cath
Ole Theological Seminary ordi nations and
conferring orders to-day: Chicago-minor
orders, p. J. Muldoon and J. n. Turing;
to tonsure, P. J. 0'Conner, T. Curly and
W. n. Perry. Cincinnati-Sub-deaco
Revs. ]. II. Haulthaus, J. Cusack, and A.
7, Sourd; tonsure, G.. II. Vanderaha
A. Gerdes, ]. A. Shea, G. A. Hickey, NJ.
p. Neville and NJ. J. Kelly. Covington-
Sub-deacon, Rev. w. B. Ryan. Daven-
port-Deacon, Rev. w. Mccormick, Sub
deacons. Revs. j. B. Hummert and j. F.
0'Flanagan; Minor orders, j. +. .Mahoney /;
District: Sub-deacons, Rev. J. G. GARY,
Tonsure, A. H. B. Nancy, S. M. Schreber,
L. L. F. Broncheau, P. Galderich, M. J..
Fleming, G. Sharer, 7. F. Orayie and w.
H. Reany. Peoria-Minor orders, ]. A.
Donavan. Pittsburg -Tonsure, ]. V Hook
ler and B. Mcdonald. Vincennes-Sub-
deacon, Rev. Z. II. Rowan. Colorado
to Tonsure, Mr.. J. j. Gibbins. Nebraska
-Sub.deacon, r. S. 7. Carroll; to tom
sure, Mr.. +. Freeman.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

- 1-eEE-1il,z-- - 7zill-L = NE sll-I
49, .rzzi6 ur tzErs ssi4cssf q
$500 r1frs7 iearrzr-in1lisls ~ nspre-
a. ~ Eulne=s and eausnis-snez
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Bustpss, mock nurnea a. galveston

GALVESTON, June 6.-At an early hour
this morning fire was discovered in the
Prince building, large two-story brick
on the northeast corner of Strand and
Center avenue. The entire building and
contents were consumed, the fire burning
ferceiy several hours. The efforts OF the
department we.e successfully directed
toward saving the contiguous property.
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CHICAGO, June THE Baltimore and
Ohio Telegraph Company has reduced
rates from Chicago and st. Louis to New
York, Philadelphia, Boltimore and WASH
ington to forty cents a message.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

LEVY-The friends sud acquaintance of SAM
uEL LEVY and family are invited to attend his
funeral from his nte residence, No. 535 Main
street, this SUNDAY morning at 10 o'clock.
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Coroner's inquest.

Distribution of deaths by wards-First,
o; second, O; third, /; fourth, O; fifth, 4 !;
sixth, 4; seventh, /; eighth, s; ninth, Z;
tenth, 8. City hospital, 0. Still born, O..
White, 49, colored, Is. Total, 2S. Nor
tality report for same week last year ::
White, !; colored, I6. Total, %.
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The Khartoum Expedition.

LONDON, June THE report which has
been gaining currency the past few days,
that preparations for the military expedi-
ton to Khartoum had ceased, has been
semi-offcially denied. The expedition
will be en- route by the 2Sth of July.
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Went Ashore i'm a Fog.

PRovIpESCE, June THE freight steam
er City OF Fall River went ashore in fog
last night on Rocks Rose Island, near
Newport. She is nearly full of water. Two
dred men were sent from the frigate New
Hsmpshire to assist the passengers.
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Iron and steel workers.

BEAVER, Pa, June The fifth annual
reunion of the Amaleamated Association
of Iron and Steel Workers is attended by
10000 people. Delegations from Wheel.
ing, Youngstown, Niles, Pittsburg and
other IRON centers are on the ground and
arriving by every train. The reunion is a
great success and the best of order pre-
walls
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"a single Fact il Worth n Ship-LOad of
ArSument.ss

Mr.. w. B. Lathrop, of South Easton,
Mass, under date ofJanuary ], 1884, says
"My father had for years an eating cancer
on his under lip, which had been gradu-
ally growing worse until it had eaten
away his under lip down to the gums,
and was feeding itself on the inside of his
neck, and the surgeons said a horrible
death was sure TO come. We gave him
nine bottles OF Swift's Specific and he has
been entirely cured. 1t has created great
excitement in this section"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, At
lanta, Ga, 159 w. 23d St., New York, and
1905 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
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Fifteen hundred watches are now made
daily at Waltham, and they are better in
quality and lower in price than ever
before
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IA MEMORIAM.

BlftIe Constanee C0oper.
Drown>d, May ., 1884, aged two years and six
months
Ose morn a rosebud opened her eyes,
md glanced around in soz surprise;
One morn a sunbeam, shining bright,
Cleaned and danced, snd all was light.
At noon the rosebud yet bloomed there:
All marveled, che was SO SURPRISING fair;
At noon the suD5eam. playing still,
Sparkled and sang and danced at will.
But at eve, At eve, how dark and drear,
When the tidings came from far and near,
The rose5ad lay still and cold alone,
The Eua saa set on desolate home.
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Uxususlly bright, this winning little girl,
Unusually beautiful each deep golden curl.
Qnusually sweet the voice that sang in glee,
N Unusually musical the laugh that rang so
merrily.
WAS it not dark enough below,
Or bright enough in Heaven,
That God should seek to rob us so,
Of the lamps His love had giver.''
=
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Mortality Report.

Mortality report for the week ending
June Z, 1884, at o'clock: :p.m.: !:
Name. Age. Sex. Color oaa,. Death.
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C1ScrNSAr1, June The sale of the
Nero Journal to Edgar NJ. johnson,
trustee, was confirmed by the court. John
r. Mclean, of the Enquirer, has taken
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ErIsriE> OF JInE, q. BLAINE.
HIS s.stsle Rocfs IsziIrss.s Record a. Told
by Himself


AreUsTA. June 26, 1863.
NY DEAR MR- FIsBEE-I thank you for
tine -sicie from Mr.. Lewis. 1t is good in
itssli- ard Viu do good. He writes like a
man ol lzrge intelligence and comprehen-
son Your otter 10 adTlit me to a partici-
patton IN the new railroad enterprise is in
every respect as ReDernns as cnuld os-Poet
c- desire. 4 Inank yOu very sincerely for
L. and in this connection l wish TO make
a suggestion OF a s0Eewhat selfish char
acter j II this Nou spoke of Mr.. Cald-
wells offer 70 dispose OF a share OF his
Interest 70 me. Il ne really desires to do
50. ] wish he would make the proposition
definite, SO 1hzf l could know Just what to
depend on Perhaps if he waits till the
in development OF the enterprise he may
grow reluctant 10 part with the share, and
do not by tins mean any distrust OF him.
] do no; lee that ! shall prove a deadhead
IA the enterprise il once embark in it.
see various channels in winch l know l
czn be useful Very hastily and sincerely
vaIr friend. JAMES &. BLAINE.
bir- Fisher, India street, Boston
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Ls.issille Cenent.

PREPARE FoR FLOOD.
Foundations, cellar walls and buildings
subject to overslow st mid be constructed
vita Louisville Csmelt ]. h thsStandard.
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FOR CRIMINAL COURT JUDGE.
A Strong Call ON OrvilIe Yerger to Be
come a Candidate.
MEMPHIS, June 7, 1884.

MEMPHIS, June 7, 1884
0rville Yerger, Esq.,:
The undersigned, knowing and appre-
ciating your very superior legal attain
ments and eminent fitness for the position,
respectfully and earnestly call upon you to
become candidate for Judge of the Grim
inal Court of Shelby county, Tenn, and
offer you our hearty and cordial support
and Endorsement at the coming election
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AUeusrA. NE., July ,. 1859.

AIeI-TAs ME.- ) uly = lSoS.
Ng DEAR FIsHER-Gou ask me if l am
satisfied with the offer you made me OF
siIE7e IN your new enterprise2 OF course
J an more than satisfied with the terms
@ the oiier: ] think II a most liberal
proposition = ] hesitate at all, it is from
considerations N no way connected with
1he character Of the offer. Your liberal
moae Cd dealing with me IN all our busi-
ress Transactions Of the past eight years
nae n0f passed without my full apprecia
ton. What ! wrote YOU on the 9th was
intended 70 bring Caldwell to a definite
EropasItian- Thai was all / go TO Boston
tr the sane tram that carries this letter,
and al cal Il your Office 10 morrow at -
O'Clock N j you don't happen to be in,
DO matter, don't Pu. yourself to any
trouble anOui II lOUrs, J. c. B.
Nr Ff=hur- fr
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BUSINESS FAILURES.


New YORK, June 7.-Pinkerhoff &
Brightson, trimmings, assigned. Labili-
ties $50 SO0.
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HAyING been appointed administrator of the
IL estate of Susan Z. Houck, by the Probate
Court Of Shelby county, ali person having claims
against said estate hereby notified 10 file the
same with according to law, or same will ~
forever barred and all persons owing said estats
will please settle with me. June 6. 1854. y
Smith & Collier, Attorneys.
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III DEAE >IE-I spoke 10 you short
time ago about a point of interest
- vour IA road company that occurred at
tile iasz session OF Congress. 1t was on
the lasr night oi the session, when the bill
renewing the land grant 10 the State of
ArzEnsas for the Little Rock road was
rear- ed. .-1v JuliHn, OF Indiana, chairman Of
the Pubic Lands Committee, and by
ricifs entitled 20 the floor, attempted to
f0 nui IN the bali Gs an amendment to the
Fnemaui T. Paso scheme-a scheme prob
silv vel known 10 MT. Caldwell. The
house EGs tim. and the lobby in the FIRE.
mon; inteFesI had this thing all set up, and
Julian amendment Eas likely 10 prevail
i brought 10 s vote Roots and the other
neiuters from Arkansas, who were doing
theIr l,esf for their own bill, to which
there seemed % be no objection, were in
7ezuzir Tor il Was well known that the
senate was hostile 10 the Fremont scheme,
and i tlle Arkansas bill had gone back to
tne Senate with JulgSns amendment the
whole thing would have gone on the table
and sier.i the sleep Of death In this d.
ieulz Boots came 10 me to know
What on earsh he could do under
the rule f0r. he said, Il was vital to his
constituents that the bill should pass. ]
told hun that Julisn's amendment was
entirely out of order, because not germane.
But he had no sufficient confidence in his
i know edge Of the rules to make the point,
! but he sad zen. Logan was opposed to
I tae Fremont scheme and would probably
make tie Doizs.- ] sent nv page TO Gen.
! Logan with the s1EeG-tion, and he at once
made the point / coui6 not do otherwise
than sustain il, and so the biB Tas freed
iron ehe rrischievous amendment moyei
/ Nv Julian. and 81 once passed without OBJ
ierticH. Al that time ] had never seen
NJ CaldwaIi- tat Won can tell him that,
xfthani knowing Il, did him a great
favor Sincerely yours,
JAMES q. BLAINE.
W Fisher, ~. Esg-, No = India street, Bos-
tln-
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AIGrsTa. Ne. October T. lsos
M DEAR Ma. FIsHKR-Eind inclosed
contracts oi tie parties named IN my letter
ni YESTERDAY The remaining contracts
H5u lse completed a. rapidly as circum-
esanees viii permit ! inclose you part
a ft,. 1ss7rrSsiaaGl C,lote, Of April 9th,
-,rlts.-sine ilas 5saint 10 which referred at
some length IN nv previous letter OF to-
aar- Nou VIII find II OF interest 10 read
n over and see what q narrow escape your
l,77 made on inst last night Of the session.
fsf course il was nv plain duty TO make
fhe ruling Ehe1 the point vas hrst falseu-
II the Arkansas men had not, however,
fsuz.eue5 10 come - me when at then
wiis' tn6s and in despair, the bill would
unduulnedlv have been lost, or u least
l.ostTsoned for q YEAR ! thought the poin'
Wuuld Interest both you ana MAXWELL
Enough occurring before either OF you en-
s-a--5 IN the enterprise. ! beg you TO m
6s-rSszna shai thoroughly appreciate the
raur1esr Hith which you have treated
me IN th5s railrosd mstter, but your
-aa5ure toward me in business mat
To- has always Teen marked by
uul,sua0es Eberality ia psst years,
and of caurss. ] have naturally come
- the conclusion 10 expect soTethlng 0i
vuu nov You urge me to make as much
a. J iEirlv can out OF the arrangement INTO
winch ne have entered. IL Is natural
lhzz ! should DO nv utmost to this end.
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/ over fnlss rith Won l An DISPOSED To
rfs7xE rHsr HAA-rrER | DO WITH Mr.
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ser- Ard regards TO Mrs FISHER.
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-07-19
The Record Of the Fairs.

The superiority of Wells, Richardson &
Co.'s Improved Butter Color over AL 9TH
ers made, is again demonstrated oy It's
record at the A1tumnal Fairs. The test of
practical use is what tells the story, and
the great value of the premiums given by
the Agricultural Fairs, lies in the fact,
that the judges in these cases are regular
farmers, who know what their needs are
and what will supply them. wells, Rich
ardson & Co.'s Improved Butter Col ,
which has taken first premium at all fairs
where exhibited, is put up in a vegetable
oil so prepared that 1t can not become rem
cid, most important property, the lack OF
which is fatal TO so many OF the Butter
Colors offered for sale. 1t does not color
the butter-milk; it imparts bright natural
color. which is unattained by many others
and being the strongest is the cheapest
Color in the market.