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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
EXHIBITING GREEK And ROAAY COINS.

AlgernOn s. Sullivan, in behalf of the Amer
lean Numismatlc Society yesterday exhibited at the
Normal College seven ebony cabinets containing electro
type fac SMILES nearly 1000 Grecan and Roman coins
The collection includes every coin from the earliest his
tory OF the two rival governments down tho time OF
Augustus. In presenting the cabinets Mr.. Sullivan SAID
that should all the histories OF the world be DESTROYED IL
Nnud be the cont aimed In the cOiec-
ZION 10 read the history OF the centuries lnine1-
atey preceding the birth OF Christ The coin ana me
medal gave world the features OF the eminent men
bo influenced and represented tho nations The political
OF states aud their revolutions, the ancient al
value OF metals, and the costumes
nrnau,ens weapons and utensils OF men AND cominunl-
les ali could DC learned from the conA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
FREMONT As \ DELEGATE-AT-LARGE.

SIR: To a Republican young III years pu'
strong the faith whose first vote WAS cast LOT ,''
II fitting thing suggest to the kepup'"" ="
New-York the propriety Of sendng "a ue"E"o az
large TO the Chicago National Convention JoNh - i'S
mont. the first candidate for the Presidency ,lo hP
lcan party presented to Nation. General ireh'one
name is held in aGeconate remembrance by al RepuD-
leans. Send him to the National Convention - dee
gatea-largc or ~ representing hts district 'l MN
chosen permanent presiding officer. ana et MS %
heard addressing those who supported MN io' ~,
Presidency more than a quarter OF century 90 any
those who have 70 citizenship since thil l's H.
his rcrcI don viii lie marked by all the forvent cOidlay
thlt can greet the return OF wei. beoA ca chlt anu
friend. /. Il. NIIALh
Marietta Penn Apri, 10. 1SSi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
MR.. EVARTS AND THE PRESIDENCY

To N LNIt0F " II IrIONHt- .
SIR: / have often wondered why the name oil
W. " EyaIts has not been mentioned more frequently
in al respects a suitable and available candidate o'
The Presidency. He Is a Republican from CONVECTION
without b.ln tlctiou. and emneutly qualified for The
position. He L. more likely to carry NewIork ana ONO
than Blaine Logan. Bit du minister anu prInnPS
ought 10 NEEDLE In politics HENDI''
York. l.iH., Apgll I-Sl.
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CARING FOR wAsHIYGroNs TOMB.

tn the EdEtOr ~ Ths TFf0UHc.
SIR: Mount Vernon is the Mecca of all
American, who visit Washington and all honor IS due 10
the ladies' who have undertaken the task Of preserving
The mausiou but mansion should not he The first OBJ
,ect Of care The tomb Washington in deporabls
state the plaster being o OF the walls in many places
In h sated that the Assoc ati0n has $4,000 tO ~ credit
Even II the mansion has 10 suffer, wasmnetons tomb
sbould hs cared for W. l.. LOChNOOD.
NeiC- York; Apnl >, 1854.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17

The Chicago Tribune takes its Matthew AZ;
mold hoax In serious way, which y uaD s ~ sSs,gA
column Is given 20 the NATTER complaining that me New
York name sake which could say snch nouShty .nings
ahont the ,ariep CITY and hurnbug lis contemporaries
must have drpraved heart and clnches lhinss ~ ssS
ing that II 10 does steal cable news ,osehs
every day than ans other newspaper bi New'fofA Or
Chicago ~ springfield Republican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE POLITICAL PULSE.
HOW IT BEATS AMONG REPUBLICANS
THE PARTY UNITED ON A STRONG ISSUE.

THE PARTY UNITED ON A STRONG ISSUE.
To the EdttOr Of The TFtb u" e.
SIR: This being the Presidential year. l
find many persons who intend to take THE IRiboNE VIM
have not taken IL heretofore The Republican party is
now united for the simple reason that they have nothing
quarrel about divide them. II any one thng were
wanting 10 the party and make 1t unlI' tna'
thing was accomplished soon as speaker oa, ti
announced hs committees n Il evident The DenocIhuc
party means 10 force IN issue the TarlH question:,
which the Republican party ia willing to accept dre
Democrats have again verified the truth OF inc rsIaIn
that the Democratic party can always De Ifed upon
TO do the wrong thin at the right tilie' 81 ONi'''
Lu-aLnLM Y L Anrll / lS-l.
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NATIONAL CONVENTION OF WOOL GROW
Frs

TO me Editor OF fhe TrtbWHc.
SIR: am requested by the Hon. G. Delnno,
President Of the National Wool Growers Association, 70
announce that the time OF holding the National CoBven-
ton Of Wool Growers, at the Grand Pacific Hotel CHI
cago has been changed rom the eth 10 the 10th OF May
next VIII YOU please publshl Respectfully yours,
ALBERT CHAPMAN sec. " W. q. n
MiddleJuy, ~ March 20, 1854.
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oes ue TO the construction Of the road in front OF ms
premises No LOG Amity-st. 4 pillar o. the road, me he
said stood In n vault within five feet OF MS doOI
case as once dismissed and the General Term ordered
second trial. 81, l.r.o 90. 7, M
The case OF Augusta Roche against tyl ;Ile
as balance ON gary alleged To due after hc dslssal
from the Ioanthe company in January lsS 6eT Th
OF her appearance at matinee AT the "a -,
tire was dismissed yesterday by Judge Hall III the Oly
Corr
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the measure through Congress ~ only this were an
that the formation OF the Ccpyrght League OF INC ok
hundred and the Introduction OF the measure are
sudden" The who started this objection must rave
laid awake O. nights" Sudden Yes, az me nasn OF
that produce fash is not sudden The force hae Deh
prcent Organized attempt Al copyright. Let us pray
that this may prove flash OF sheet lightning Dtn
thunderbol which shall eeave and blast 20 the roOs o
not be too sudden nor too Thorough.
l. X. FUNK, OF Funk WagnaIs'
Nclr- YORK. Aprfl B 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
BLAINE AND LINCOLN IN BROOKLYN.

To the Editor OF the Trt6UHe.
SIR: Permit, if you please, one who has
never voted for Democrat to suggest the ticket Blaine
aud Lincoln FOR the Republican banner of ISL That
ticket viii be- u victory. TWENTIETH NAhD.
Brooklyn, April :, l~-4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
BLAINE AND LINCOLN.

To the EdtfOr NJ The TrtOUne.
SIR: | want 10 say that | believe Blaine can
De elected this year without doubt-RCscoe Conking
10 the contrary notwithstanding; and Robert Lincoln
would be a good man for second place the ticket
I don't believe new MANA " Dark Horse would go
down ut all and Arthur, though spoken wei or, WOud
arouse no cnthl-iasm-Iutside Of Ncw-Iork, AT any
rate. 49,, -. - H. "''N
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horse saddle and bride going 10 the man or woman VINO
wore the most original costume. - ,,,
Professor III. ". Tufts gave an exhibition OF tlch su
fancy bicycle riding; j. r.. MAYER showed the spects
what he could and he could not, do on SKATES pss
Jenny Houghton gded the smooth noOr nhe
bird" az the programme stated, and the kings tonx
wheelmen did everything that was possible OIL INC"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WAsu1NGrnN. Anril 16.-The prOceedlngs o

the United States Supreme Court to-day were as loo"s
No 20 Tho Fagleton Manufacturing Company appellant
agt inc West Bradley and cory Manufacturing Oo"pAiS
Ho KY Mary T. Jarrett appellant, ast C. D. & y +
Ailng Argument begun.
Adjourned.
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COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. April 16.--In the Court OF Appeals

today the following business transacted:
No i82-Iacob by guar Han, respondent ag' James
NcKecuuie and another appellants. Argued -, ,,.-or
No l87-DIniel J. Mccarthy. appellant a&t 'ho i"S''
etc Of New-YOTk City Argued.
The following Is the day calendar for THURSDAY:
Nos us, ll9. 80 Ill, 90, 1T 1897 and Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17

soc,etv and conditions change our system o' ~ ah'
practice must change also and th, - oI' - -,
shauges which, II seems 10 me- the wrlihchf Or .y.'B
and Justice demand. WILitAp T. '<H'
BuGalo, ". T., April Q, 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
THE CONNECTICUT SHORT HAUL" ELL.

HE CONNLLI HUI "HHUHI IIAN i" IILL'
To tie Edtfor Of Tbe frt6NRe.
SIR: | note in The TRIBUNE Of April :, I'M
der head OF CONNECTICUT Legislature that your core
spondent says regarding the short Haul bill which at
troccd 80 much attention during the session just closed
that II vas hill ~ the Granger order, prov dng In
general terms that railroad companies should charge the
same rate OF freight per nile all distances, long
Short Now that is precisely what ha opponents Of the
hin tcd TO make it appear that It but such not
the rue inwarness OF the bill at all IL simply pro-
yled that railroad companies should charge no more lin
tbe grrrate not pear mel for short maui than for
long one on the class OF freight Forns5nce the
rate for coal il 81 per from NcwIcrk CITY To Hart
ford the rate Shall be more from New-IOrk 20 any
station between there and Hartford. p
Iurr.cTriiie Conn, April :, 1854
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40 sTRAGGLERs THIS YEAR.

To ne Edit0r o. The Irt6Hne.
SIR: The Republicans here are united. we
do not tolerate such thing independent KePupA-
can especially IN Presidential year. L. { LANsLi"
BDyfs Sutton, TcHB.. March 20, 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
BLAINE STILL THE FAyORITE OF THE PEOPLE

SIR: Political matters here are now quiet on
the srs,ca t there Is tror uudercurrent in favor Of
Blaine rs the Republican candidate. Ny opinion Is that
Blaine is stronger with the people now than ever before
though he has The peoples choice for the last eight
wears With him on our ticket success il within our
rearh With little effort our OWE state VII DcaVoraDic
10 hi, interests I'm the Chicago Convention. :. j.
CqmdcH y. Y, April l, 1851.
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BLAINE THE STRONGEST MAN II THE PARTY

tn he EdttOr 81 The TFtbHHe
SIR: The political situation III our county is
little mixed The large majority OF the Republicans
prefer Blaine ana I think he would poll larger vote
than any candidate Eat il il not understood that
he is 10 be candidate and the stwars will try TO Sc
cure delegates that they control believe Blaine
the strongest in party and II II understood
mat ne was candidate think he could be nominated.
But tnis uncertainty win make II bad for him.
H0tTf0rH, y. l., March 20, ISL t. Il. TAGGART
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SIR: There il a feeling among Indiana Re
pubHcans In favor Of Harrison for President thar viii
only require the aers consent to to create the most
unbOundel enthusiasm end the West will fall in line
they viii for no other living man. OF am no political
prophet. j. y. THOMSON
Ls6dnoD Int, March -. ISL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
THE TWO PARTIES on TIE
QUESTION.

10 he Editor NJ The Tribune.
SIR: Most of the thinking people of The conn
try are in favor Of suspendng the present coinage ~
silver II OF interest thereto "a what has
been the attitude OF the two great parties this qiss-
ton The present Bland silver bn pasaod over the
veto OF President Hayes February - i-7- hy th1
solovfng vote I'm the House:
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rDMUNDs or BLAINE FOR CALIF

I'M VI VI I'IF'' III W
To me EditOr Of The Trt6VRe.
SIR California is AT heart Republican, and II
sound man nominated there fair chance that she
VIII give a majority 10 the Republican ticket; at al
events VII be close that Eeitl,r side VIII feel easy
over their bets
Fdtpunls or DIaiDc would suit The first little tho
better because he would the political anfago
usns that centre about Blaine. and would nave me
warm support the Independent vote. IL Il more IN
port that the Republican party SHAH win than that
any particular man shall be nominated. -
OgEidHd, CGi, March -. lisa. l. lOMPhlN-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
BLAINE AND HARRISON.

To the Edit0r Of The TribWHe.
SIR: Give Us Blaine and Harrison Yours
respectfully T. T. bLAtH'
Jaipst1tr.. ohio. March 90 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
INDIANA ENTHUSIASTIC FOR HARRISON.

No yo,A piatie. Nc6., March D., 1851.
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sco


Corfo The cash ~ Inth clos ~, On parity
with spots ~ II 81, bel a gain OF 10 point
on tho day before onIoas ou succsc0iu
months. y New York rance IN Foina tolows'
April II poini.; Nay, june, July pud August -
Iointe cot IN en- pUiut; NO. cmhcr, oiut,
viii q OcOhef uu uocemb r closed %. previous
prices This IN rk-t Gusud stea y win sales
double yestfrdN's Liverpool advanced got
aud a.Gi, ard closed Arm. New orleans ~ q
and points ~ on ne mon hs Hnl 9th rWiso
stationary. clio ing steady wi h improved husi-
ness.
tive market opened .. higher than previous
Close for delive Ia May ID traiilg was nc.
tive for timc. 20 cDvei short sales previously
made The feeling was weak thrau. hOut the
session and tho rush IN sell grow more aud
mors frantic Tho a ful break OF nearly 1
cents on Monday exhausted 81 many margins
that commits ion men were driven 10 close out
such traces IN salf.plotectnu Disguised QUE
siio dealers lot 10 th.lf stuf "gs eagerly" n
bear remarked stth grin, 'Gs ul<geT lets -
clsV Ing cat " A. Ell se, whast s0lI; May. IS i-2
aud June % II .nd 9l3S The oss. based ON
prev Gus cioae Is ~. 81 aud 5.s, io-dsy. Bat
amid the Gala ity that inv lived wh az, corn Is
serenely strong and nding upward. May
O osed With u gan 81 - a. 5il-S. Provisions
arc also asserting srouFiA amid the rum OF
whost Lard galned cents on June aud L.
on May. while polk mended y and 10 clnt'
Prices at clos0 /, day aio lara for June aGd
May. 20 50and 0io Pork Tor June ani Nay,
us 90 aud slI9J
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FIN ANOE Al COTTON.
FINANCIAL.


.AocoHniNG ton writer In the nnldefs Maya
zine tho IA clearing I, the United ststH u
lsS wer1 IN millions ?, - against l0s7 3 II
1852, 6id 30 N ST., 4 Otllb.t Ia l5 lhu'
th.le was aiding ol ~ about 10 per cent non
1852 aud ~ perez, from 1881, IN ugh there ~.
moro clo. heard ffon than ever heiofe, IN,
pnme.r , Ing !hr y'one Bnt Oh decrease !, "
New York n 81 1lStpa. The total Inll othel
against 10 a2i IN isSl, S0i3 tn 1881; AID s, "a
in 1884, There ha, beel an incr ase Outside vi
New YOrt aud Boston ever year since 1873
even after aliOwan has been made 'or tho In
crease In "a onum bsr ~ clradng .hnuscs report
Ing. Tno numfcr of tanks ia thesi clcafing.
houses Is iDl 1852 he nuiaber IN The trn.y
nine al aring.hou,cs reporting was 80 aud
In 1881 AMI $50 whcn twenty eight reported.
there wore 40 and ilT r.pccIyeN But many
other banks mt Ia he c'caring house clear
through m ,mOors. The capita tcnu'se 'oi IN
these reports hs- inGf"ss from 1897 1908 i3i In
1852 81 iii5 sTi Is IN 1879 OF tho '9isOOO u o
capitai, surplus aud undivided prunti OF the
rational. state and private banks If .lo county
i3i Is In the Gle ring houses. leaving 81 OF ac-
count mot Of thi olpiu. OF pHvau bankers Ia
the clearing h u'ef. IL iS est mated tnai tho
exchange o hey rr were lccicd hv.thc ne 4
less thau . y p cent trsh ONE 90 npt has
been u datrrm ue va, proplfto Vi cl, els paid
through heel Mint houses Ip he whole mount
paid. but the pst,Innt"s va = from q per cent 10
IS per cent . and 90 Il. lHi q ido an b. formed
tho tol 70 amount ftuo c' 'arugta tho iyad-
ing clties OF lh' snr'l il 1888 wtl be- seen D tho
following tltfls give iu mai Hons NJ dollars;
New York, 3LlliG L1Hd %, s5 1ig Paris,
Slg
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BANK
DALLAS, TEXAS

fIeasufy ieps tmfu', oniGe Of Comptroller
Cur ncl Washington, March iih, ltsL
NiithEAf, ny sHttiaHoy ~ doNCo Ife' ohttd
q The n drfs rned, 10 hAs b "a mndo a appaur
hat fllE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK %
DALLAS ~ "a Cit Lu 80, ln ihf county
n baiins, md stare OF Texas has rDmpl.e i with
III no urnyisi ~ OF ne II yiftd : % uics of the
United aios rQniT,d tu b. com lied with ie-
fore IN a.ioVlan, n shan be- authorized 10 com.
mfnUc the hu' ucss Of hnnklnr,
NV III rCfofe ], John 10y Knox, q mplrnller
q the cufuu y, de- h frhy iuiy that TUE
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK 90 IALl AS"
IN h rN ~ dallas In the onuny ul DALAI, aud
The sHp NJ TVNas Il authorized "a commence
ne bu,inr, ~ NH a. PROVIDED elton
bltJ OF the kgYist Il statutes NJ the lnifd States
JOHN JAY KNOX,
CumItn, ivf Of lhN Currency.
fNu gfF1
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in 'rr geai hc vi.l 0u' POSING rulhserbed
.n ilr uIIIt. u.I. NO NIrrls. s Shat a
D. If. nifty Euf tnHfH
THE E-Gtf.H NIEIr. ~ IS.TItUrs
WIN rgee 2" fu0 a. FNc Hoo Sod u.ll-rf
Tor ease of tins lat ono VEAL nEH uRA
GIVE under their fpc advice and uia..
anu) VIII NJ NurH ur nr arr'hiuf impure or
iuiufine fuud in 'f, rHI ENGit-u MEIiI.
DAG IstTiEtTt Treats nl Private ui,tsfee
roo. rc. s'uly without MERCURY consultation
Free. Thorough gXami elton AID adyiCs ~.
Guiding analysis uf.uH ? iI. frice az VITAL
hcHuufai'ye' SIS boIi. o' four times lhs
Iu nifty 'i fu, sent b. ans lilfU ou not %
price, nc % ID tl. q % saui wii OUT 81
ss u guaranteed, seCuc from nh erva inn M
M o. private anne ~ dc. rcd. uS ING .Aa
Louis Hiss0ari -
wholesale Agents. ,. D. SCOTT &. CO., cas-
rr.s.t
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MEDICAL
Smiths Extract d May Flower,
ThcnmoTrici aulUnlyerallyAprfosedHeme4'
ioFall Diseases OF the nlaldcrnnd kidnvyl
10 Positively Cures Whore ali
Other Remedies Have Tall
cd 10 Produce Relief.

"BfIghts Disease Of N kidney" o. fearful
fcourrc, which spares neither age, r1X norcoudi.
ton, become. am lncunhlo disease only Tor tho
want OF timely attention NJ allowed % work iH
rayagos unchecked until it has fastened upon iha
vltals oft ylctm no medical akin can release lil
hold. 90 claiusiis prey, and annually numhoUl3
victims by thc thousand A timely use OF
Smiths Extract of May Flower
will positively prevent such results. lu proof o.
this assertion wc cite you go ihc uumhcre tc,H'
mouinls u our po-sc. iln, end quote such rmi'
mont auhorltcl os Dr. mo Ives, of Sow Haven,
Conn. ana pr. K'rr Compiler OF Kings Die
pHuuoryl AsE your owu phyalcnn 30 ihc.'
urma ore Hg,hortlrs and decide ior your no
whether you VII Mcrtoa your llic rather 'lnn
surrender your prejudice 9, 900 advertised weii'
cine Decide now, 90 UIy rN. Doe TOO h'c.
Smiths EEtrac. Of Nay Flower
O. uaturefuwn scm.rN usup vic d,coci'n
ofn1u.clusdugH anil .tH.. .ous chemicals. N1y
Flower is % modest ''r I'uGt which grows in
Now Fouudnul, I'm r.'n.s 'N'nil rul NcuuDky
ltisdurc,icaud a-Ir.Heou. .n is properties anil
lng frequently been r..i 90 Great advantage On
Di,rrhul and Rowe. .HmfIr,ub oi children. l.s
great merritt however. in lsr.uuc and efficient
u'ii'N NA l'' NtA.Is 's .' .''f ' At poo. i't.''
throuFhulurl chaunc'sani restores ihrs. tom
tonhcalhy condition. ltpromptly relieves pnius
On tln hHck and lH.ls IN eases n weak aud dell
cato iomalcs, 90. value IS beyond computation.
But i,r the natural molasty Of woman, which
causes her 90 shrink Rom newspaper publicity
we might publish hundreds Of testimonials 81
incstimahlo benefits derived from its use.
Ask your druggist Tor smih's Extract oi May
Flower Rcad carefully the circular around the
bottle 10 Is yours 20 choose between
Health, Happiness and Life,
Disease, Misery and Death.
Prepared only 10y 8 u. Smith & Bro, Coylngion
KS. For .ale by all druggati
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lnn uhhAI hAuAieh hlMIDf

la urrtrfsiliug tn.if
Or Nrrv0 ~ ipll'ty,
C1hauff. d vitality stfn.
bal W tn ss. frcT
mot N uH. j. q p Z
MANHOOD. imp1icn-
y.i Boa flth(
lb.e elect of s. h
Anus ,yUufufnl f0NiaS
rrdtrf s,e. iu ws. rei
Jt rs urI 90 iOaf 81
nu.' .l.fssItu e Nooa
fIfnr'r fs.uUg Aver
fiuH eot Ioy Dtrns
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II ~>,ks
NAI1InN.

sw'ps Specific Is outirrly v rc'ahle p7epar,
alton, and shord 20 be- Coui0unIef VI 10 ne
vari0ns sub. utu.es. taiiosT. uuu-seCTai hum
bugs. "sn.Cc.s AiteraTg. csc rte, which ara
n0w being mn u'Rcturrd Ny various pcfdons
None " the q cor tan n ling e article which Gu
Is iufu the Co upusitiu Oi b. e. 81 In.fe lE
,nly one swir' Spec dc ard there "a nothing
n the world lige ~ To pfcvsn tt.a.t o. aud
disappointment, be- sure 10 ~, the geHuine.
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Swlr's Specific Ia a compl tn Gntiiolo % Bl0oS
raiut, Blood Pots - Nal rial Poison and skis
uum0r, J. pf EscS SMITH. y. D.. Atl.nts Ga
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have had rem srysblp success, with with
Specific Gu the tr' atncut Bio d and Skin dis.
.asca. and is female disease. I too II myaan
Tor Casbuucl,s with hrfpy oG e.
DO. G.. u d. " d Atlanta, CO
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Cois,.

Hrors closed firm Ia the United states and
hard ming ut iverrOol. The i'm Jpits OF to-day
as impaired wish the CO resp 1nding day one
year ago show u fall gof OF "A 900 bales N con.
solid ted re .iDts, IA 900 IA oeks an % 90 In
exports. sales are iyn'er to-day New York
4 lis AL New orleans is llG higher. O.her
markets quote unchahgel prices Galveston
received l5l b les and ID alas had no movement
In at,x.
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