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The Portland daily press., 1884-03-19

De" LADIES' ATTENTION! In the Diamond
Dyes more colorug is given than in any
known dyes, aud they give faster aud more
brilliant colors. 10c, at all druggists. Every
body praises them. Wells, Richardson & Co,
RurlinptOn VT
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-19

70 the Con umptive. Let ihOse who Ian-
gu1sh under the fatal severity of climate through
any pulmonary complaint, or even those who are in
decided consumption, by ans despair. There is
safe and sure remedy at hand and one easily tr,ed.
"Wft6Or's Compound Of Cod Liver On and Lime. .
without possessing the very nauseating favor of the
Oh az heretofore used, il endowed by the Phosphate
of Lime with healing property which renders the
on doubly ficacious. Remarkable testimonials of
It's encacy can be shown. Sold by a. B. WILBoR,
0hemst Boston. and all druggists. feb25eod!eu n,
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-19

''Do you think" asked Mrs. Pepper, ''that
little temper is bad thing in wom amp"
Ger aiuly rot ma'am," replied gallant nhil-
osopher. 81 is good thing, aud she ought
never to lose il"
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-19
Sealed Unto Him.

Printed in this paper by special arrangement with
the authnr1
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Daily wholeaaIe rsnrles.

Portland Daily WhOEeaaIe Market.
PORTLAND Mch. Is.
Inc wholesale market experienced little more
lie to-day, but there very important changes
10 note Ths receipts Of fresh shore fish have been
quite large and cargo lots declined to &c q ib with
only moderate business Potatoes are weak and
Ire ly offered at 3o940c p bush by the car load
landed in Portland. Breadstuffs and Provisions
show no change OF consequence Hay is very dull
and in buyers favor.
The following are to-day's closing quotations of
Flour. Grain. Provisions, sc.
FlOnr. Grain
S1pernne ano old Nm. Corn car lots.71
20 ~" grades 3 oO94 % new do. car lots. 90 a6S
spring and Oorn bag lots. GO
Xxx Spring. 5 Dogs 90 Oats, car lots. a47LS
Patent Spring Oats bag lots..., 4S050
Wheats ....7 50@8 90 Meal 80. ....6e
ter straights5 25@6 70 ottonSeed, bag lotsSo 90
DO roller 2b96 90 SackedBran car lot
st. Louis Win % OOd24 90
ter straight 00a6 25 do baglots24 UO@24 30
DO roller 80 5095 rs aids, car lous
Winter Wheat S25026 on
atents... ..e 1897 25l do bag lots :. IS 81
Produce: Provisions.
Maine. LIZ ooais 90 ! Backs. 81 ooa2l so
Cape Cod. IA o0e15 90 Clear. 20 O0e20 90
Pea Aa Beans s900gs 70 Mess ;..1S 9oaIs 50
German med2 35d2 so Elk Mess..13 5O(al4 90
Yellow Eyes 2503ss Plate. ...,l6 SCALE 90
Onions Pbbl. 2475a3 90 Ex Plate g 500l7 90
Irish Potatoes 35a45 Hams 80. l3IaGl 4c
SweetPotatoes4'75@5 90 Hams covered l5 0l16c
Eggs y dog. .20a22c Lard
Turkeys, y ID 20 023cl Tub % fb 10 G1O1A
Chiekens....... 20G22cl Tercee.. 40 @101s
Fowl. Pail. l0A @1IA
Ducks l9u2OI Seeds
Butter. Red Top. 20 1908 90
Creamery. ..30a31c Timothy. .....1 6542 90
Gilt Edge Ver... 80 Bic Glover. 10 @12N
Choice. ..........22G Raisims.
Good. -. ........15@l6c Muscatel. -. 2 0012 rs
Store. .12C114c London Lay'r 2 1Ola2 IS
Cheese. lOndura 80. 91aG101S
Vermont IL ale Valencia. ,,,.. Ia S4<
n Fact'y..12 ole Oranges.
Apples. Valencia O0G6 90
Eating U DBL - 00dl4 20 Florida. .....4 h0p5 90
Evaporated y fb 1917 Messina. ......2 1913 30
Dried Apples % Ls a 10 Palermo. 50l2 70
Sliced q" ...1U0lO13 Lemons.
Sugar. Messina. 3 O0d4 90
Granulsted " fb TIA Palermo 80. q 1898 76
Extra O.. ia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28

In 1880 came from the north 70 take charge q
the gas works In Rome. a. supsrtn tendeut an
after the overflow, WHIT CHI occurred In the spriDl
following was very much exposed 10 malATi0
poison, aud In 1888 found my blood 40 eoutaxi.
mated with the poison that was forced 70 givo
up business. was treated by the phyaiclane
in an aba ess OF the liver, and nearly every Or
(my, elf included thought was doomed 70 DE-
within few days. In this condition was ID.
vised by friend 10 take Swifi's 5pe'fhc, and
took II iust as Q drowning man would catch d .
straw, but AS soon as my system got under the
influence Of the rem dy. The abscoss came 70 .
point and burst passing of without pain. IN
fifteen days after this was no at my WORK, AM
have since enjoyed excellent health
Every sufferer from ma aiisl poison eh0uA
take Swifus 6ps ci6c e. EHoRt
srp.. Rome Gas Light Company.
Our troatise on Blood and SKIN DhaAsoe
mailed free IN applicants.
swrFn aPvCTFC'O D-rwer g. Atlanta q
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28

swift's Specific IA n compl' IA snudote to BLOOD
Taint, Blood Poison Mal,rial Poison and Sk1a
Huinor, ]. DI Ksos SMITH. ~ D.. All lnta. &c.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28
FUTURES.

NEW YoIR-SAles 5000. or an increase Of 5000
over yesterday. Gu rent month unch 'nged
succeeding months and . points III. Market
quiet 10 barely steady Live pool-Salcs In
created Market steady 10 firm at advance OF
1-6i to 26i New Orlears Exchang's cosed
with two calls lo'dey Market was steady with
an upward tendency. Sales vi y light
Oral AM PkovIs o
Chicago Wheat is nomin Il Tor tho current
month. May wheat is qu ted ut % Ia cents. or
Is OIL. Corn on closing call for curren, month,
sold at 80 rs cents which is is OF. My corn
Is So cents or previous price. CIR / re eipts are,
wheat, 90 1884, corn. $50 62: OATS, ITO. 10 ship.
meuts are wheat l7,lGs; corn. i07,9sT oats.
81 Glj
Pork aud lard are at decline and the weak.
ness Is illustrated csnecally by absence OF trad.
lug In the casn stnf May PORK closed at IS 10
per barre' which IL ~ Ia cents OF May lard
closed at 9.72 - per cwt, which IS oc'ts on
Nominal quotations OF pork aud lard at last call
to-day are IL 95 and 0 81 IL ior cash sun
ST. Louis. -Graid ~ dull and slmost feature
less. May wheat 1t clos brought III poi
bushel, aid May oats sold at &c 3-S Cash graia
Is nominal Prl es given are is higher than
yesterdays Quotations.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28
M IMPROVES IA QUALIFY OE

IT IMPROVES TIE QUALITY OF
tho BLOOD ard c,i .ichcs u. and Ia thcro-
furo a fnc iHrigOFnNs and corrective
incusc8ofall ci4Oni tHdtadics which
nro assOclaiod with an IMPOVERISHED
bTATr OF THE BLOOD. These all yioll
10 Tho regulating and nourishing prop
critics OF its great food tonic clements
10 cOmpcnsatcs for tho loss Of rifdfifU.
induced by CopSHH pfion, tdfdrTh or
IrOucLi1t and ThrOdt affections. &c
,riu reDtedy Feminine Debility nnd
reimburse tho Female physique for
those iossc8 Of vitality accom- pany-
lug complaints peculiar 10 the scsT--
Mothers nursing their own children,
and delicate WODtcn who expect To
become mothers and bring up cfDor-
Gus children should by oil means uso
Il. IL tuW restore sufferers FROM
Mental or Nervous Prostitution aris-
ing from Orer- roris, Erccsscs or
.,rofrdrief Disrdsc. IL trHt euro
Drunkenness and tho Opium Habie
for as tho appetite grows healthier
and digestion moro vigorous through
tho use OF this Tonic. the unnatural
craving dies away until totally ex-
tinct. II u highiy 6encficidi IN Liver
Complaints, Md'0ridi frrcr, ana
ALL Maiaridf Discdsoi and for tho
dobilitatlng effects OF Fcrcr Of any
kind II has nO e7udt. IL repairs
trasfe, inprorcs Digestion and -fp-
prfitc, aud affords tho Dyspcpfio IN
rdiid an easily GSsifuiidbfo article
Of food: md ia 20 pleasant 10 tho tdeto
that tho most sensitive palate VIII NOT
~.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28
Stocknlen, Attention
yAcKsBoRo, TEXAS
February Is, 1884.
plAl erR:

DBAn efH:
The Eighth Annual Meeting Of the Cattle
will be held in the city Of Dali,s, beginning on
the 1itn day OF MARCH next.
The meeting will. in all probab ility, be one OF
more importance 70 the cattle Raisers Of North
western Texas than any previous meeting held
By the Associ itiou.
A lul report will be made BY the Executive
Committee showing the lumber OF cattle exsm-
ined and Inspected under heir supervision: also
the number saved N the Assoc Of on's mem
bers, the cost Of work done by them for the As.
socsstion, and In full detailed statement Of
ace 81 Of which will be important ard inter-
esting 10 the mepbers.. Amer The other bust.
ness Of the Az sociation 10 tr <nsacted. members
VIII b. paid for cattle caught and sol1 By the
i .. i0Vua ssssssau.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28

In the Head, the vital fuii passing unobserbeo
In the uIine, a q many other diseases that Iced
10 insanity and death.
THE ErGLI-H MEDICAL INsTIrUrn
viii agree ~ forfeit Five Hunire~ D0lleso
for n on se of tins Mind the VITAL hEstORA.
TIVE under their special advice and trsas-
mcnD will not cure or ,or ANYTHING impure g
injuring found in n. THE ENGlIsh mEibI.
CAL INSTITUTE treats all Private Diseases
su, &c sfully without mercury. Consu'tatt90
Free. Thorough examination and advice In.
GLIDING analysis o. urine, 2 So. Price of VIE
quantity rs. 90 sent 10 any adde's on receipt q
price, orc o ID INC G o d. sent without
as II guaranteed. secure from observe ioo, M
In a private anne u desired. ny EN0lA9
MEDICAL INsTIi U1E. rs olive street. b
Louis, Missouri.
r.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28

/ have had remarkable success with Swifys
Specific IN the entment Of Bio I'd and Skin d.
eases, and In female diseases too6 Is myself
for Carbuncles with hpppy eff ct
DO. q. HAEsY, n. Atlanta, 60.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28

The visible supply OF cotton TONIGHT ~ made
Continent. 4 stocks. Is well as those for Great
and ccnse quently all the European figures are
brought down to Thursday evening. But TO
ss Ss, me sSS fes s
the United States. including in Il the exports Of
;ss 81 a rs sse ISL ssft ;s 1885,
Total continental stocks 1884,, 4o6 900, 1888,
$50 AGO; lssa 27i 2ll; 1881 2s7 49,:
al ISL, vi : sHo}H ss ~ ss 1885, $751;
sssIs isss i7.sis ISL 4: ssi S Sss ,..s -.
so So 49, rs! 9ns iss i' d. ''''0' issA '
ui: ISL siSs' ssi; ISL is $50 ''
The limporis Into continental ports this week
TSe Above STures Indicate an iscrease In the
cotton In sight tonight OF l6s 500 bases - com.
y S.. The ass Of ss s he IN
Ing date Of 1882 and an increase OF ISL osa bales
= compared With 1881: -
The sns ,Ss week cS s
ana gro tonight CAST bales less Than At the
same period last year: The receiptsat the same
ssvs bee. Ss hs me
for the same Elm, in iss2-ss.
s,ssI S:s s:' s.as s@ e Is
q were Se7i ga bales; 10 issi-s2 were l,s2s, 5ls
6sies. And although the receipts at the out.
ports TIE past week were OILS bales. the actual
movement nom plantations was only II ss4
bales, the balance being ta.en from the stocks
~ ne Interior towns. Last year the receipts
from the plantations for the same week were
f2o,076 bales and for 1882 they were 50.l36 bales
IN 70 JaunaSy 81 the receipts at the ports this
wear were 40i,93 bales less than In 1882 and
Ia III bales m re than a. the same time In 1881
The receipts since ptember LIST up 70 Febru-
An 2ld are l670ls bales leks than they were 10
~ esmo day OF the month In 1888 and 276 .aSt
60Sss more than they were to the same day OF
UNIV 1 shows h VS. decrease compared with last
vsor IN the weeks receipts Of q, 900 baloe. and
~ incresss IN shipments Of roo balee. and he
skipmsnts since January Let show an inclesse
- Ooylor, Tutcorln end other porn o. india
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28
THE GREAT BNGlISH REMEDY

lisa neVer.failing ton1g
Tor Nervous nebility
exhausted vitality. Gem
inal Weakness, 5p0e
matnirh ara, l. o b 4
MANHOOD. impotenr
cy, Para y,is an. oil the
terrible effects Of SELF.
Ahus'. youthful folliiss.
nIdcxc' sses In natures
ye rs-such ~ los al
NJ morv, Lassituie, Moo.
turnal Eu issiops, Avor.
zion to Society. DIN.
,asa ~ Wis 80, Natmnn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28

CAUTION.

swlns Specific is entirely vegetable prepAS
alton, and should no; be confounded with ths
various substitutes, limitations. non-secret hum
bugs. Success Alterans, exc etc, which az
now being mai ufao,urvi by various persom.
None OF the contain ring G article which en-
/ ~ into the CO IMPOSITION of 4. 4. s. There y
only one Swi'ts Specific, ard there Ia notbina
I'm the world lie IL To proven disaster and
disappoin,m, ut. be sure TO get the genuine
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28
THAT PHYSICIANS AND INvALIDS

Generally may properly understand the merits
OF "Coiden's Liquid nesf Tonic an analy
sis by the eminent chemist, ARTHUR HILL
and also an endorse nent nv the celebrated
pnyaicIan, Profess r SIR ERR NsMUs WILSON,
IL. D., OF London. are label ed on each b.t,le:
Sold by Druggists generally AZ sl pouleh
for s5 C. n. CIR ITEM iUN. General Agent,
LIE EI,linri a. Nnr Nn.k
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28
MEDICAL
snaA's EXTRACT d Nay Flower,
TheTlmeTried and observation-disclosures
forall Diseases sfthc ladderand Kidneys
n POI 'us-- * acre all
9th .-acdies uEE Fail
ed 90 Produce lI;.A &.

"Brlghts Disease Of iho Riii- D." fearful
scourge which spares Geithcr aC1, AZ nor oondi-
ton. becomes an incumblc disease only for tho
want Of timely attention. II alowod TO work It's
rayages unchecked until ithas fastened upon the
yitais OF is victim no mcdlca skili can rclcnsc Us
hold: It claims Us prey. and annually numberiis
victims by tho thousand 4 timely use OF
Smiths Extract of May Flower
win positively prevent such results. In proof OF
this assertion we cite you to the numberless tcs'
monlsls In our possession, and quote such emf
nent authorities M DR.. Eli Ives, OF New Haven.
Conn, and DR.. King, Compiler Of Kings Dis
pcnsatory) Ask your own physician II these
names are authorities and decide for yourself
whether you viii sacrifice your life rnther than
surrender your prejudice To IN advertised medi'
cine Decide now. It may not be too late.
Smiths Extract of May Flower
Is natures own remedy. It's no vile detection
81 nausoous drugs and dangerous chemicals. May
Flower Is modest little plant which grows In
New Foundland, in Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
II Is diuretIc and nstrngcnt In its properties, and
has frequently beep used to great advantage In
Dinrrhpa and Bowe, Complaints OF children. It's
great merit, however Is In lis gentle and efficient
action on the Kidneys. II removes all Impurities
through natural channels and restores thcsystcm
to healthy condition. 1t promptly relieves pains
In the back and loins. In cases OF weak and deli
cate females. Its value Is beyond computation.
But for the natural modesty OF woman, which
causes her to shrink from newspaper publicity,
we might publish hundreds of testimonials oil
inestlmable benefits derived from It's use.
Ask your druggist for Smiths Extract OF May
Flower Read carefully the circular around Tho
bottle. II Is yours to choose between
Health. Happiness and Life
Disease, Misery aud Death
Prepared only by S. d. Smith & Bro. Covington.
Ky For sale d Al druggists
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28
COTTON.

The renewed cheerfrlness OF cotton holders
10 based upon the continued advance OF the
cash staple and the near deliveries. Spots at
New York advanced is IT n cent this week ny
adding 1.l6 to the rise Monday. and Galveston
also marked TO 10 IL to-day Sales at New
York to-day are comparatively heavy, being
800 bales on the spot Will Ia over double tho
average Galveston received 1,235 bales OF cot
ton to-day aud sold ], % bales at the advance
Of 1-l6. New Orleans opened brightly az er the
preyionsprces Liverpool reports receipts to.
day Of 8N5lo bales OF American cotton. This 10
the heaviest receipts Of any single day
ne year. This increase did not
eject prices, however, and Liverpool cl sed
arm afier selling 1,2O0 bales American cotton at
previous prices. Al all home port! receipts foot
from February 9th. 1883. Tho DAlss colt IN
market 10 nrm. -tocks a,e very low. No ship
menu. Receipts are 20 bales by wagon to com.
% Sanger Bros :, all from wills Point To al re.
eeipts OF cotton q, Dallas TO day are 3s bales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28

used Swifrs Specific on my little daughta9
who was afhictsd with some Blood Poison WIKI
had r, sisted all sorts OF treatment The Hpec10o
relieved her permanently. and shall use Il -
my p actice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29
soRIBnLiNas AND oLIPs.

Over half a million busheIs OF wheat
are belng loaded into vessels at Duluth
for Buffalo.
When Wallace aud Campbell take
their aeats, 0hi0s Congressional repre-
sentation will stand ID Democrats to O
Republicans.
"Last year In l5 Democratic counties
In Ohio, 0,7l3 Democratic babies we're
born, while IN 10 Republican counties
only 1858 Republican babies were born"
Now the Wood County Democrat wants
TO know "who says the grand old Demo-
cratic party Ia not coming TO the front"
Mrs Ferdinand Ward ia said to be dy.
Ing OF nervous pr0slrati0n no her moth
er's home IN Brooklyn. II In confidently
expected that Ward will make q startl-
Ing confession, and then blow out his
brains with q revolver, lilo told n
friend that he would never face crlmi.
nal trial.
Texas 40 years ago waa practically q
desert and the handful OF settlers lived
entirely on game. To-day there are more
than 100000 cattle, sheep, horses,
mules and swine In the State, and the
cotton crop last year was worth more
than tho cotton crop Of the entire United
States In 1913.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29
nuon rARITT AND Low WAGES.

The practical operation OF the pros
ont tariff may DO briefly stated as fol-
lows:
Plrst--To have given such o stimula'
ton tO the building OF factories, the
development OF mines and the cOnstruc'
ton OF railroads as 10 have entirely over
stocked the home market.
SeCOnd--T0 have cl0eed the ports OF
other nations to the reception of our
goods except upon dlsadyantngeous
terms.
Thlrd--TO have caused the importation
oflarge numbers Of skilled and unskilled
lab0rerg,
Until now, on the direct aud certain
result Of this policy, we have this condl
tiOn OF affairs!
First-N Nearly half OF the splndles Of
Fall River, MISS, are running upon
short times. The operatives have been
compelled 10 accept the best wages,
which amount 20 hut S70j per week for
work upon an article protected by aduiy
Ut 40 per cent.
Sccoud-The coal miuera OF Penngyl'
yania, protected by u duty OF 20 cents 4
ton, have bean compelled to submit Ia
eat uiter cut upon their wages, and have
now to DO satisfied with three days WOrl,
out of six
Thlrd--rhe iron mlnCra OF POnnsyl.
yOnla have had 20 submit TO q reduction
Of wpgea from Sl,25 TO 70 cents per dpy,
while duty on ore was Increased from 40
cents 10 20 cents per tom.
FOurth--'lhe carpet weayefs Of Phila.
delphia are now without work, because
they refused to accept q reduction Of 10
per cent, In their wOges. They were
getting cents for weaving II yard Of
carpet on which the duty Is 30 cents u
yard aad 80 per cent nd yalOrem.
ltilth-The saw mills Of Michigan are
idle because Of strike against reduc'
tiQn OF l6 cents n day from the already
small wages. although lumber IN pro.
teCted 10y u 20 per cent, duty,
Sixth--The Iron mills Of Trenton have
been compelled TO lower their wages, al
though their product Is protected agains
foreign competition by a duty OF So and
SG,75 a ton.
These facts 90 far to prove that The
present troubles oxiat not only despite
the tariff, but In consequence OF II, A
reform 10 necessary, and IN no direction
more 10 than IN that system which,
while admitting freely all kinds Of labor
10 our shops aud mines hHsbullt around
this cOuntry a wall beyond which Amerl-
can industry aud braius and mechanical
Ingenuity cannot 60, and which has no
stimulated foreign enterprise and forced
foreign necessity that the fertile AelGs
Df India and Egypt have been brought
into competition which causes Ameri-
,a's corn and wheat TO rot at the farmers
iOor for want Of profitable MARKET
trenton True America.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29

ginia, tho alliance with Chambers In
Mississippi, the mastery campaign IN
New York only two years ago, and its
brilliant ending, the delay Ia hlling ac'
tual yacancleafn this city, Ia Delaware
and elsewhere, TO the detTiment of pub
lie interests, and the efforts TO trade
thoae places for delegatesj the keOgh
case In North Carolina, the Strobach
case In Alabama, the Kellogg case In
Louisiana, the promotion Of Barney Big
Inns brother and the appointment OF
PrOxyFrenchA brother,with many other
like performances, admirably calculated
10 win the public regard and confidence,
And you can truthfnlly declare that Mr.,
Arthur can boast Of one distinction
shared with no other candidate. He is
under no obligation for a single one OF
his delegates. All Of them were secured
for him by his own OGlceholders.
The only peroration you will need ia
TO read therOll call OF tho distinguished
patriots whose names | llnd In your
newspapers M In conference with him
during hls visit TO you Of last week,
when he assumed personal charge OF his
ooOm III youi WY unu huhl lGu puV
movement for your meeting. Listen TO
their illuatTlOus names. stephen h,
French, RObt. q. McCord, John Il, Lyn.
decker, John II. Smith, Dewitt Clinton
Wheeler and John j. 0Bflen. COM
mend these patriotic and high minded
gentlemel, your fellow workers, 10 your
charitable consideration. In 1876 they
would not have trusted themselves In
your company, and even now they will
harbor o lurking suspicion that you In
tend TO indict them. That is the penalty
you pay for having been a reformer.
rhey Will, however, do their beat. They
will accept you AZ u repentant sinner
and heartily applaud the excellent ad-
dress You will make, but you must par
don the expression OF my conviction
that In tho long run you will not find
them and their chief TO be cOngenlal
company, nor Will they desire much Of
your society after the convention.
Sincerely yours,
WAYNE MAcVEAGH.
To Hon, Benz II. BristOw.