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National Republican., 1884-06-27
FRIDAY. JUNE 27, 1854.
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National Republican., 1884-06-27

The republican national committee or.
ganized for the work Of the campaign
yesterday by electing B. F. Jones, of
Pittsburg, as permanent chairman, and
Samuel Fessenden, of Connecticut, secre-
tary. Executive and finance committees
were also appointed, and the deck may
now be said to be cleared for action. The
new chairman is prominent and success
full iron manufacturer of western Ponn-
sylvania, an intimate friond Of Mr.. Blaine
of thirty years standing, and his selection
is fitting recognition of tho great COM
mercial and industrial interests of the
country, which find their sure bulwark
OF safety and protection in the republican
party.
National Republican., 1884-06-27

Collins, Lowering, Vance, Connolly, IL
Post. willis, Hunt, q. w. Hewitt, Fie|
ler. Nelson, O'lIara, and half dozen r
publican members.
Carrigau also drew up another requt
of the President to roappont DIR. wal
to the position he has so ably filled !
the past four years" His high prof
sional standard is universally concede
and his Administrative capacity has 6'
tdiy demonstrated by the successful mana
mcnt Of the bureau of which he now l
charge" This paper is signed by for
senators, among whom are the followi
distinguished democrats Senators B
lcr, Brown, Colquitt, Beck, william
Mcpherson. c. w. Jones, and Ransc
Senator Anthony, however, leads
column, and Senator Cameron tolcgraI
from Paris "Please rcappoint Wales u
National Republican., 1884-06-27
UiNTED-JTJsCEELJNEOUs. US.

LADY WOULD LIKE A YOUNG LADY
"A to room aud bonrd; home comforts and
terms low. Address j. H., Republican Office.
5-27
nANFORrH ILLUMINATTNG FLUID
~ and Manufacturing Company business of.
hCc, O38 j It,, WhshingtOn u. g.; license or sell
town. county, or state rights. See advertisement
on second page. b.myDu
National Republican., 1884-06-27
FANTED-HOUsEs
U1NTED-ROOMS.

DY GENTLENfAN AND WIFE-TWO q
ID furnished rooms with board in private
family. Address, with lowest terms, $ E. W.,
Republican Office. 4-27
National Republican., 1884-06-27

THNHE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN is ISSUED
Il every Thursday. single copies oan be had
In wrappers ready for mailing. Subscription
price, Sl,26 per year.
National Republican., 1884-06-27
BOIRDINH.

ssTVNIE TREMoNT"-THIS HOUSE HAS
been ropaperod and repainted, and In
every way put IN iirstcass order, IL is the cool
est Gnd most desiEable place TO board In the city,
Terms, 500, $50, $40, and Sa0 per month. House
and han heated by sleRLn.
National Republican., 1884-06-27
W.lNrrp-IlMpnorMnNr.

10y A RESPONSIBLE COLORED G1RIr-A
ID situation Hs nurse or ladys maid; willing to
travel can give best Of references. Address l0l0
IL ST. n. w, 1-gS
National Republican., 1884-06-27
:, rosroFFICE NoriOE.

The officers and members Of Pioneer Council,
No. 1, are requested tp attend meeting NEXT
SATURDAY., JUNE ~. Business of IMPORT
nucp, tlc3T-9tl WM, H. HONCE, n. =.
National Republican., 1884-06-27
" PERSONAL.
nLAINE AND LOGAN CAMPAIGN.

I AD1Es. HAVE YOUR DRESSES MADE
~ ny perfect system at 7O7 q st Blegan; suits
rom SO 10 90 je2I-2t
National Republican., 1884-06-27
.LOST AND F0U.ND.

4 oST.-ON MONDAY EVENING. THE 23D
Il ! inst, bet. the hours of and 9, n narrow
gold bracelet, with black enamel, With the
name "IGnie" inscribed thereon. The finder
viii he rewarded by leaving 1t at SIG l2lh ST.
N. w D-2S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-18
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VITA yoar psEminion / shuuId lIke "a
eave t1e foliou1n4 puhliah6d for fhe
none1t 81 - warning - khe hou rruw-
81 of Waahinaton Territoev. 49,.
Laa1snshA = ca. - ssndin9 cireuIarr
to eveFy hop Rr0weg on ~ Raaiz5cooast
TOR the amOanf Of hnps shey haye har-
v9eeds reprseentioR 70 the crowsrs Eat
y % their inferesk 10 sive . Ueenrn.
4 q On.. and The trade aenemlly. 4 80
recf estimate of what hops are on the
Nov l viii ask any fhinkinc MAJ ho~
wih bencfit the grower 10 9ivs "a
Messxs- l. \ Co., OF any osher perron.
faefs and hRures eoncernine his buri-
nsssf BY % doing yen throw yourselves
snsareiy into She hands OF shese men
VINO have th0ee figures. Are you ample
enonoh 70 think that they viii not be
used 70 ball o. beax the market q the
interest ~ the dealer may feQuiref For
fnseAnce. / understana upon cood an
foorisy that several dealers have cola
large Quantities Of hops In Chicaco and
other Western cities, af IS cents per
pound; now thoy are turning heaven
and earth 10 Ill these contracts without
2 toss- Such men when they want %
ouys sand yo0r rsp0rts, summed M. not
asy Tess than yoa make Mssa, 70 New
lork and England. and say Why here i
the Pacific coast with 5000 bales Of
hopa she viii food you with them. This
certainly makes brewers and dealers
nmid about buying. and causes the
market, 20 certain extent, 10 be a il d
today. Ny advice 70 growers 10 10 keep
your own counsel and not allow bulls or
oeArs 10 uae yos b their interests.
HoP GnowKR.
bxArTLE, WASH, Nov. Is. 1884.
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I The Resiee Of November l3fh claims
that by wrongly counting q precinet the
vote for Voorhees, In Spokane county
Was reduced and Armstrong; vote cor
respoudingly raised, the difference beinc
about eighty votes in favor Of cha latter.
We have dispatch from Cheney, the
county seat, thrss days later, which
reads: /. The official count Of IIinooln
county gives Armstrong 1855, and voor-
hess 1l38. Spokans's Official count gives
Armstrong 1921, voorhees, 1919"
We were In error the other day, in
saying the only conntics casting over
three thousand votes each we're King,
Walla Walla and Pierce. We had not
then heard from Whitman, and did not
suppose IL would psll 90 heavily, owing
TO ths county's division In three by the
last Legislature. whitman eomes ssc-
ond. however; King being first with
5O72 votes for Dcle1nte, Whitman 3lf6,
Waila Waila 5o62. Pierce 5r3, ard Spo-
kane $3.50.
Lincoln and Spok .ne counties each
have twenty-five polling pla ,cs; Whit
man and King twenty SIX. No other
counties have % many.
Voorhees, carried seven Of the twenty
two preclnots In Spokane county. at one
Spokane Bvidgs-eetting every vote,
AZ. Armstrong carried foar of the
twensy- -six precincts 10 Whitman county.
In bis own county Voorhees, ran ahead
Of his own ticket more than i've hum
dred votes, while Armstrons ia his own
county ran behind hts own ticket about
two hundred votes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-18
S,srsscr csrsr r.ecEED,sGs

Court met yesterday pursuant to ad-
journment.
d. X. Baxter, charged with cutting
timber on government land, was ar
raigned and allowed until today TO
plead.
La the case Of Charles Ohaffey va. j.
T. Reagan ct al. judgment was render d
In accordance With the verdict.
In the case of Adam Tosh VI. j. j.
McGiivra OF al. verdict was rendered
In favor Of defendants. Plaintiff gave
notice of motion for new trial.
In tho case Of ]. NJ. Lyon, contestant
and defendant, 10 appearing that the
ballets cast In the late election in King
county are in the possession Of the
County Auditor, and that contestant be-
lieves that the same are mot contained
in sealed envelopes, and are liable, with
the poll lists, TO be lost or destroyed, A.
A. Denny was appointed receiver OF such
ballots and poll lists; and said A. A.
Denny In ordered to take charge of such
ballots, poll lists and tally sheets, In the
presence of four disinterested, respon-
sibls men, two from eaeh Of the princi-
pal political parties.
The case Of Grace Dyer VI. the Wash
inRten Iron Works occupied the re-
mainder Of the day, MoNaught, Ferry,
McNauQht Il Mitchell appearing FOR
plaintiff, and Burke 4 Rasin for de-
PENDANT.
Adjourned until $50 this morning.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-18


Il d stated on the best authority that
very few veassla viii IS laid on WITH
coal at Liverpool or Cardid. a., OWNS
10 the many vesssls destrov.d durino
the present year BY oombustion Of the
coal, the insurancs con ceuies refuse Ia
take risks on them exospt at 90 hieh 4
rata that i is not profitable voyage. :
The ship Albert @. Ropes, built for
the California trade, was launched q
Bath. Me-, On the I'D alt. She will be
commanded BY Captain Rivers.
The Government stsamer for service
on this coast, and for which bids are
NOV being made for her construCtion, II
20 Be Of thick iron, and viii be l62 feet
leng. 15.5 fest beam and ll.4 feet depth
of bold.
The steamer Wilmington ID al Pacific
street wharf in the bands Of the work.
men, Who. have commenced 10 tear OF
her light work preparatory TO putting in
boilers and making necessary repairs.
The first Of the outgoing vhalsrs, the
Mars, cleared yesterday. Il is expected
that the entire heet Of the Pacific Steam
Whaling Company will get Of inside q
month. All win 70 south sperm whaling,
winding up at the Arctic az usual.
The stsamer Sardonyx, now at vio-
toria, hes been sold to China, and will
sail for Horkkong about Nov. ~.
The whaling bark Lydia sailed from
New Bedford for the Pacific Coast on
OCT. 2lst.
The steamer Arabic was delayed in
port untii : q. m. yesterday 70 receive so
Chinese who came from Victoria on the
Elder. After getting them she proceed.
cd on her way.
One remarkable experience during
the schooner Henrietta's cruise in the
Arctic last season was one day, when
she noticed an opening in the ice, In
which was what was supposed TO be
dead whale. A boats crew was sent,
who started to cut it in; but, unfor-
tunately for them, the whale vas alive
and asleep, and al soon Al the cutting
process commenced, made il very lively
for the crew, and finally got clear alto
gether.
The whaling bark Mabel, lying at
Main street wharf, has been seized by
the United States Marshal to satisfy
salvage demands made by the crew Of
the Eliza, which rescued her from the
ice.-S. n. Chronicle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-18

CosDrrrox OF THE SHrp.-The steam
ship waila walla, which met with an
accident ON q reef near Marrowstons
Point, and returned TO this city on Sat
urslay, is still In port. Daring yeater-
day abe discharged 100 tons Of coal
into her sister ssip. the Willamette,
and today will be consumed In trans
fsrring an additional 500 tons into that
ship. A diver In Portland has been
SAINT for, who will make an examination
OF the vessel. IL. after an examiua-
tion. IL Ii considered safe, the vessel
will proceed 70 San Francisco and dis
charge the remainder OF her cargo,
after which abe will 90 in the dry dock
and be repaired. II u probable one OF
her sheets has bean split open, ~ she
only makes "a inches OF water per hour
This the psmps can easily handle. Ihs
ship is fully insured. and the only iosa
the Oregon Improvement Comcsny WI
have 10 stand is that occssioned BY TOE
delay Of the vessel.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-18

The features Of teday's report are az
increase In the ArmstroDQ majority in
Stevens from 101 10 l69, claimed by the
HeUien, and an unexpscted ;ncrease In
the Armstrong majority IN Pacific Of
shout q hundred. These are partially
offses by the official rsturns from Ska
mania, which give voorhees, So majority
In that county. Wahkiakum 10 she only
county TO hear from. and its entire vote,
II solidly cast, would probably not do
away with the majority already reported
for Mr.. Voorhees,. n few trifinQ errors
may be expected 70 6nd correction at
the 6naI canvass 10 Olympia, which are
a. likely 10 Be TIE one way a. the other.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-18

JuAsrrA. King County, w. i

JuAsrTA. King County, w. i.
EDrroR Pesr-I
I wish IN correct the statement in
yonr last weeks issue that :. MIRA Mary
Dunlap ran for constable In she same
precinct With Mrs. Forbes and was
beaten" Mrs. Danlap protested against
that from first 70 last. bat her Rams was
meroilessly used and put into print
without her consent. She voted for Mr..
Langdon, and is opposed to female poll
ticians who drag other women's names
through the slams. kespectfuily,
q. II. DUNLAP.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-18
4 arcE CANADIAN seSePeLr.

MONTREAL, Nov. 9.-The feeling is
esininR ground that Sir Johns trip 10
Eneiand with Mir. George Stephen 10
vscay IN the interests of the Canadian
1soanc Hallway. There 10 q report In
HvAy circles and among politicians
mday that the syndicate 10 trying 10
saIne 70 some terms with the Montreal
Ooesh shipping Company for the use nf
vssai OF their steamers for the China
ssIAa trade. The story 10 given promi-
aeaoe In ga article today In the Mon
~ IVA Ifmss, in which IL points out that
susohn and Mr.. stephen are endeasor-
.as 20 negotiate loan Of $10,mO.00o
sa.a We aid of MIR. Andrew Allan, Who.
~ tns use OF senss OF the Allan steam-
u 10 be reoouped with 400. 600
.sIss % picked land in the Northwest,
D. D. y Tue baildiag Of his Northwest
away. A guarantee Of ~ per ceut.
Issfess 90 the loan of Si0.UO0.0l0 Ia 20
secured by the Allan Company. Ii 10
.sse AID That the Dominion Government
~. 80 % asked 10 give q subsidy for the
= sssonsnip soi line to Japas from $50, 600
uu per annum. As prominent
skuosaa skosa and railway man said today,
= scasme viii consolidate the Canadi.
rscino Railroad and the Montreal
~ stsn ctcamship Company and make
shs. sfoneest monopoly in the world,
70 dictate terms 20 all the United
nnes and the government.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-18

OouxrY SEAr FisHr.-The question Of
the county seat Of Lincoln, fought b.
tween the towns of spraeue and Daven-
pors, has bees popularity decided by a
vote ef SO for Davenport. TO ~ Tor
Suraeue, 1s7 votes being cast for Har.
rinrtan. Spraeue's majority is 20. and
iss plurality ff2. The officials OF ian-
coin have already moved over 10
Sprasuc, bat the people OF Davsnport
are sajd 70 have taken up arms and re-
fuse 10 permit removal Of the archives.
Spracus is no iess determined 70 have
the books and papers. a. we'll A. the ofn-
cials, and viii light 10 obtain tAem.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-18

srxaisER RE-xIECrEp.-The Hon. L.
+. sineiser b said 20 have been re-eieot-
cd De,sgsae 10 Congress from the Terri
tory Of Idaho. Seven counties gave him
maicrisies segregasing lao6. and seven
cpuuties gave Haley nAiorifiee aRRfe-
gasinx 1854. IeAvina 6iagissr fTs votes
IA ths lead. Slnaiser's two eiecslsns
mean chiefly an expression OF feeling
A the uart of majority Of the citizens
of the Terrissry IN favor Of the aanexa.
ss,n of she fear northern counties 10
- TERRITORY Of Washington.
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A GsxAr sasCevEeY

That is daily bringing joy 10 the
homes Of thousands by saving many Of
their dear ones from an eariy grave.
Truly 10 DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma
Brouchitis, Hay Fever. Loss OF Voice,
Tickling In the Throat. Pain In thc
Side and Chest, or any disease of the
Throat or Lungs, a positive cure. Guar
antesd. Trial Bottles free at 4. y
Stewards Drug Store. Large size $i.O'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-18

To HoxoIuIu.--Mrs. Walter s HANKS
.,a ~h,,d. vho iefs here on the Qnees OF
shs p.csfic. Ocsober 6th. for San Fran
49,, rr ye.ss for tho Sandwish Islands.
= s.,;vsd .f Houoluiu October I'd. Ine
-. fri~nds Of Mrs.. Hanks IN Seattle
~ PorsIand viii be glad - isssn OF ne
ssfe arrival Of herself ana en'so-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-18

FREE CoAL.--A letter received from a
gentleman In Philadelphia ststes that
the coal operators In Pennsylvania are
very much alarmed over movement on
foot TO remove the duty on coal. which
at present 10 75 cents per ton. The
writer, who In well posted in political
matters. states that il Ia more than
probable that a bill will be introduced
In the next Congress 10 that effect, and
IL 10 quite likely that il will be passed,
and signed by the Democratic Presi-
dent. II such should be the case, il
will doubtless prove beneficial to Brit
ish Columbia. as the sale would thus be
Increased in California and Oregon, and
would be the means Of closing down the
inferior mines nov being worked Ia
Washington Territery.-- Victoria Times.
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Rheumatism, neuralgia and catarrh,
caused by impoverished blood are cured
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-18
M,.a.xn-Mr. q. Davies. the leading

Maxarxp.- q. Davies. the leading
bookseller Of the Territory, and h'ss
isabella Wilson, an Accomplished and
.m,able TEACHER, wers married IN tnls
cifv lsst Sanday evening. By Rev: H. ..
ssss1a The oeremony wss OF ne
r,ost urivste character, being wftneee,a
hy onfy four friends Of the couple. ~
o..nrrsd Al TIE A. 3. Miller housss on
Thsra street, which Mr.. and ArA Ia
vses hsvs Leased and VIII occupy -
sheir homs. a happisr rnstoh ana :
mors sstimahIs eoupas cannot b found
in the Territory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-18

ia anAukMETAcK," lasting and
Ans ss..1 perfame. Price Is and 30
sM Sold by A. b. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-18

CoSyrcrsp or TMAssLAueHTzs.-Frank
Thornton, accused of the killing ef
John Matthews, near Vancouver. some
months ago, vas tried at Nancouver
this week. Tte Jury found q verdics OF
nanslaughter. and the court senssncsd
toe prisoner 10 seven years IN the Terri
sorial penitsntiary. The case will %
remembered as a peculisr one. Ine
two men we're In the nsld plowing. Late
in the afsernoon the accussd same 10 TO
rortiur that Matthews met his death 10
the following singular saanner: Mniie
blowing. A pig ran across the grousd ~
front of his horses. friehtsning them
and causing them 20 run. Being en-
tangled in the iines Matthews vas drag !,
vsd by the swo horns along The Rroupo
nntiI ihs plsw struck him IN TIE cack %
the neck, causing his death. There Wa
4 wound On the neck Of the dead mAn
eorrobarating that part Of the story .oaa
mauy circumstances tended 10 MAKE sne
txle unreasonable. sxd an invsssikssaon
varrsnted the conviclion and sentences
Of Thornaon a. above ssassd.-ferfsa'fa
Sfnul.asrT
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-18

SAu.rSa or THE Mxxioo.-The steam
ship Mexico sailed for San Francisco
Sunday afternoon st o'clock, taking
1900 sacks OF oats. 400 tons Of coal
and rs tons of miscellaneous cargo.
Miller ana wife, wC Carnss. L Hens
petsr and wife. d Meyer, ] d M Lob
sieil. . II Burnell and wife. D X Jones,
v A Roedes, A A DonRhertv. Miss Marie
Wright, Il W MArstoa, Mrs Il Fur
chard. Mrs @ A Jennines. II Munich and
wife. w r johnson, w Bremen, John
Burns snd wife. p ] feAtherstone + 4
Hoao, FL smithers, b B keeler. Z >
Richards, Mr. Peali and wife, VIM
Simueou. M O'Oonnor, O II TAlcott. w
smith. w Hancock, N McNatt, Mrs
Gilbert Moore, Chin Fob, p v Snyder,
Beni Hill, An Fan, ] Cook. A l. Teelc,
and % in the steerage.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
COTTON.

Tnr chalk boys Ia ri * inangsS0i THIS conn-
try took rest to-day, therefore "a r. Is holhins
10 report ex ept % tillsrc i u 81 sht ime rs.
Compr"Es 70 CIV bales BY wA.oni 10 bal )
fr IN wea helf r = 10 acc II I OF WINE " 20 .
bai1 4 from Easl aui TO ACC 'ult OF sanger BIOS
and balss from h. willie - account OF W.
Ii. Stockard. The later gentleman Is cltisen
of levi vile who GA ne hole TO he tho receiver
of his own sh pm mt.
An exchaner rays: Some rnbid pr teot ni''
wat, an export tax aid on co ton. The propn-
siiiln is receiy d VT d risinn' bit there J.
NOR reason 1 tit there Is tca'o IN any pr D..
lection scheme ~ aii-thsu appear NJ hrsl
signt An export duty NO I'D oiscourago com
merce; Il W ,uld euA L. our q u Collol mus u,
get their suppl o. raw mt liil ch 20 ger, ava
fore foreign mills TO pa hiSher price ~ ~
theirs Ar no these the very th'n-s our tarih
policy for tweuty Cd yoars has si'ght 70 90
compnshY 6ocs not thai rolicy assume ina,
comm rec wi h foreign ma lois lu lou, aud
the less Of II We cfn have the &c teri Ana does
IL not also assume tnHt Or uuy an y res
nike dictate The eSped oncy Of ell measure
tina, will henent our own IN nuiartuf.ts hnl
cri ME those Of other conntrie'? Nni I" ma can
more Ell cualy acc mn ish these otJtcls thea
an export tax on Cottni
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FINANCE AND COTTON.
FINANCIAL.


"Tug bear party say, a New YORK dispatch,
who seemed perfectly qu.es enllastweek, nave
made =, me demonstrate. n ms week anu 'nc
effect is very perc pdbc. While thee was no
seriou, brock offered, except IN QUE or lso
speclplly weak stocks there was enough uo'
prosl IN TO change The loue OF mo street som
what aud, AZ ono Of tho circular i.tttrs pu' ~,
enough TO make the traders zee mat me ouli.
were not hereafter To hays things SO mnch
their own way us thy had be having
Uniou Pacific has be the same boh" ol
cont.ntlon IL wa bef"e. IL has been fought
over almost daily, aud uuul yes,cfd'y wa,
nnnble 10 got bick TO ITS highest price OF las
Week on one day the rr O. broke 10 nOop
nor cent be- ow taai N .rg' snrday " rose
hivt or Than last wsek aud ~ hcld Win re-
marketable strenCth. Tue Wand fbtt st1' k-
have been sustained apparently ny Mr. Van,
derpilt ans while he l. In the market TO hold
tbom the bear can make 10 inpiessiOn or
Them nor do they seem 20 alcnp. mncn IL
wonld 10 hlghly injudi ious 20 dot II II large
short Interest were or NJ In ia 80 stock Mf
VandeIbllts miluous would put trcm up WIN
ease, and the shOrt sci era would have nothing
10 do nut TO guy their socks back at his prices
That the socks have not iiseu more tann 'hey
have when IL a. ~ W. II known Tat Mr.. Van.
der nilt is supporting them must 10 construed
ms good evidence that Jh'r' ~ pracucu ly no
public or unprrfc siHn'l 'uv'np " his market
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23

m fno HOrl thp vial MUD n1FsInr uu1bstrbe1
In the ufine. "a q uFuy UttCf diseases that lead
10 INSANITY aud dpfth.
THE rHGIisTf FfEDrrAL INsTIruTE
will agree e. forfeit 1--WE iundfsn Dollars
Tor n rasc of thfr find the VIAL BEsrONA.
1--WE under their special advice aud uoRi.
TneuO will not euro. or lor anything Impure OF
inluring fnuud IN n. THE ENGLISH hEOi-
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