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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
WIN. WALTER PHKLPs
WHAT SOME OF THE OTHER SPEAKERS SAID.

WHAT SOME OF THE OTHER SPEAKERS SAID.
Henry c. Robinson. OF Hartford, was then introduced
BY Mr.. Depew a marty 10 lis party; one whom
they nominate when they cannot elect and whom they
send on he stump when they can elect MI Robinson
said
MIR CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN: The young man who
ha. Just his seat Vas freshman at Yale when
seni"r Therg are uy tnlhss Owe we
paw OF her professor. oar pro es-rr OF political
economy though little erratic III his theory on Fro
tection is one OF etc and honorable men
she has puts tue lie ons OF bis theories wneh he
krens his place when could double aud treble his
nav by going elsewhere Lot us help our Professor
Richards mis- uob'o scheme Tor 81 iuln. Let
ma q va the bows good physical training We also need
profsssorshir OF journalism The day is passing when
those old professions which We have 80 log hon0rod WIZ
keep Ia the frVnL We need new recitation nails. We
as need ! char OF music
When Mr. Dspsw nal introduced the next speaker the
Rev. Dr. Twiicnell. company struck mp" tor he's
Jolly good fellow. When the singing had subsidized Mr..
Twitchell said:
Yale Corporation Is my lot t. suffer. As Congrsea-
tional rinster the Corporation OF Tale grows weary
TuAt is useful aud happy role which ee am mere
&c I'LL tonight lLaushter AMI ar Ilanss ! .cq9ired
Laughter went 50 far one day. whis picking the
tup But my instructor said: Don't give It up Mr..
TwIcLel!; some p"Opls cstoh an idea quicker than
oth,rs fApplaus-. So / prrseverud and caught the
you "A race. my boys Will bet on the OIL man every
time. rontnued laughter
At the close OF Dr T~ltchers remarks the chairman
said: Now tue serious part OF tie entertainment bns
an In order may brace for What we have u
endure would ask tho Gle- Club 70 something
mething cheerful. by ali means. becaus- II @iI Do
followed by Harvard, Princeton ami COumoia ,"
Cheers The Gee tluh gave the cheering stratus OF
I'm lie son OF "A 6amhoiler." Mr. Bearnan referred
by name 10 the numerous Yale men on whDm degrrss
been conferred y Harvard. aud congratulated Yale
on start she had secured over othor cniefe. IN
obj aiming Pre- lent Dwight for her chief and concluded
bv prophesying that while Yale might no. achieve AL
that her Ops for. she would certainly become all
that weliwIshing HsrvaIi man could honestly desire
for her namely, the second university In the land
James W. AlrIsndtr spoke In benali ~ Princeton and
was followed by Mr.. COudert for Columbia
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,tlemen adjusted compensated durable reliable. and
Al MODERATE PRICE.
J. l. HYDE 22 Maiden Lane
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nrspoxsr OF PRESIDENT DWIGHT.


The audience was weak with laughter when the witty
President OF the New York Central finished The younger
Alumni revived quickly, however. Many Of them have
moi seen the Wild West Show in vain, and Yale cheers
ara mingled with Choctaw whoops when President
Dwigbts health was called for and drunk Here's TO
GOOD Yale" was sung and President Dwight arose IN
storm of applause. He said in part;
. The 0entemen OF the alumni will excuse me If be-
gin with a word OF personal explanation Few weeks
90 was represented in an imaginative New York paper
o. beeu called on 10 pronounce benedction In
The clergy and aity bowed their HEALS IN
sience and waited and then began with series OF Jokes
that con yused the whole congregation win laughter
The fancfu reporter added that President Dwight Wa
prohaby posing "a rival tO the Honorable DIT Depc"
1laughterl and General Horace Porter. llAugher ana
apulnuse1 admired the Imaginative orce OF
tue New York newspaper wrters There we're TWO dli
cuItles story given above. one Is that IL va"
contrary 10 the and the other that had no shadow OF
yersimilitude. augther have never even been abe
10 Imagine an assembly. religious otherwise. In when
the Hon Mr. Depew would be invited To pronounce the
benediction Laughter and applause. . .
Eut snail To another most important subject
CONNECTED with our colleges. laughterl That Is athlet
IT,. aid not know where 10 put athletics exactly In my
tIk about college matters this evening" but put them
nrst because colleges run now apparently for attn
letic purposes alone Laughter. one OF the New
papers last June that the nrst thin the new
nresiasnf should give attention To was rounding pro
s.ssor.hio of baseball considered the matter WAS
in.nvTted on the LIST July. The Yale crew was VIC
,n,,o. an the ID The baseball niue won on the ID Ana
~. footbalI team caIne near being triumphant on
Thsnksctying Day the length OF the DAY allowed
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-07
GALL AND THE TT.

The Times Union asserted that it
had good authority for saying that
Senator Call ''ascertained that Hon.
John g. Sinclair of Orange county
would decline the registsrship of
,hs Gainesville land Office before
Offering him the appointment"
This Senator Call declares untrue.
Al usual the anonymous correspond
emit is made to assume the brand.
But the Editor says the assurance
was made to him in the presence Of
0ev. Drew, Capt. Inglis and Mr..
Taylor. Surely If the informant 10
too modest for first appearance,
the Editor can get one Of those gen.
tlemsn to sign . card simply stat
ing that the assurance was made az
Mr.. Jones claims, and that his in
formant was worthy Of credit. This
win BE- enough, but this much il
sadly needed. Anonymous attacks
on the character Of respectable par
tiss have been made before by the
came sheet, and il 10 time the public
should know On what authority
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-07

these are based. A first offense
may be condoned, but we hope the
Times-Union will be held to strict
account for its utterances till they
are acknowledged false. Writing
kilograms in Jacksonville giving re-
ports of matters and things in dis
tant towns is bad enough; it is far
worse when character is attack by
anonymous SANDERS in journal
which claims responsibility.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-07

Many urge that our prosperity has
grown too suddenly to be of long
duration-that the sunshine which
10 brightest il soonest followed by
storms. Perhaps Birmingham is
the only southern city Which can
compare in this respect to the phe-
nomenal towns Of our state, and she
checks daily on New York banks
for ten thousand dollars. Yet the
wealth Of that portion of Alabama
was - utterly undevsloped twenty
years ago - the fruit-growing inter-
ssts of east Florida. The world
knew there was iron and coal in
Alabama--so all knew that oranges
would grow in Florida. But only
when this knowledge bore fruit in
work did such cities - Birming-
ham, jacksonville, Palatka, San
ford and Ocala become possible.
Their growth is not strange to those
who think, but due to the simple re-
lation of cause and effect.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-07

Keep on hand at all times full stock CT all
goods in our line, all which Will be found to be
frst-class Enjoying exceptional facilities for
buying we can offer goods at prices that can
not be undersold. Call and exa nine stock and
prices.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-07

If some whose inadequate appre-
citation of Florida's advantages is
based on imperfect knowledge be-
gin to doubt our future, thousands
Of others who have been with Us in
winter and summer--in storm and
sunshine, are proving their faith by
their works. There are many capt.
talists among us, like David Young
Of Interlachen, whose confidence
and energy only gain renewed elias
ITCHY under the pressure of tempo
rary misfortune. In q few years
We win become 50 fer rejuvenated
that the nickname "froxen Florida"
given by our enemies will become
matter of boast like that of "Bob-
tail Daily" or even shat of 'sThe
City Of Ashes" as applied to Palat-
ka last winter. He laughs best who
laughs last.
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Poison

had pro 5uced great holes in my back and
chest, and had removed all the hair OF of my
head. yet began TO improve in weeks
time and the sores began to heal. and were
entirely gone inside OF eight weeks.
WILL JONES. Porter. Union Pass. Depot
Cisco. Texas. Julyl 3, 1855
Sold by all druggists.
Treatise on Blood and Skin disease free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
DTavevo Atlanta. Ga.
" y, W W. "a 81.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-07

During yesterday +. T. Lane,
one of our most prominent mer-
chants, was also announced as >
candidate for the position of alder
man. He is well known to all onr
citizens, equally able and rs an al
derman would, as well as Captain
Mexican, render us excellent service.
We only fear that between two
such men our citizens will divide,
and possibly allow the election Of
some third man not so desirable.
We trust steps will be taken to
guard against this.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-07
PALATKA, FLA. FEB. 2. 1885.

The new Webster has boycott"
and s'dude," but omits "mugwump"
and "silverphobist." Perhaps the
omission is due to the fact that the
one IL ssobsolete" and the other did
not como into the language by the
authority Of "good language"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-07

The Floridian thinks Senator
Jones can give some valid excuse
for his absence from Washington
when he is 90 inclined. If so we
are certainly entitled to the benefit
Of the explanation. Nothing short
Of sickness will be satisfactory sx-
cuss for neglecting the work he was
sent to do. Meantime it is the duty
Of the press to report his absence
till he amends HE conduct.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-07

Our state may be gone to the
sdemnition bow-wows" but our real
estate men have not found it out
yet. Like the militia soldiery which
could never be convinced of defeat,
Florida may come out victorious
when the last battle IL over.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-07
FACTS vs. FANCY.

Facts are. that Harry Heath makes sTDeci-
atty of difficult repairing Of Inc watches +,
cleans jewelry, thermometers, all kinds OF
nautical. ureicaI. electrical and medical in
struments, and understands al. complicated
mechanical combinations and how TO repair
them. As TO fancy, the ladies fancy the way
he finishes his tewelry repairs. which come
out new every time. For fine work always
take il to Harry Heath. in the Calhoun bJeck
on Lemon street. Pclatka, Fla.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-07
OUR ALDERMAN,

we nave now only a rev Gays OF
preparation before the election
which is to place new man at our
council board. In such a matter
our citizens can not afford to be in
different. The vote Of such an Of
1cial will certainly affect sor veal
or woe the interests of each of US,
and to his decision may be left
questions touching our municipal
honor as well as our municipal treas
ury. We have striven hard in the
past to do our duty in this direction
to ourselves and our city-when
successful we have rejoicsd and
when defeated we have felt no COM
Functions Of conscience. But this
il no time to let things take their
course while we trust to luck. If
eternal vigilance be the price of lib
srty it is equally the price of pros
perity, in such town as ours when
new interests are almost daily arising,
and new questions: of policy and
new reasons for expenditure contin-
ually coming to the front. 1t is
matter Of vital importance at such
time and in such a community,
that around our municipal board
should sit those citizens who have
business ability, experience and fit
ness for the duties to which they
have been called.
It will be seen that some of our
voters have already put in nomina-
ton f. r. Mexican. The nominee
is a citizen thoroughly identified
with Palatka, whose ability, integ-
rity and carnestness will be gain
to the city if he is elected. His
business experience and knowledge
of men and public affairs have been
acquired on a larger theatre than
We can yet afford, and are such as
would make him a valuable officer.
Az yet we hear nothing of any OPP
position, but Capt. Mexican has
only been named and would no
doubt hold himself subject to any
action taken by . body Of represent
alive citizens assembled in response
to any proper call. We as yet
know not even if he will accept the
nomination, but we wish to urge
upon our citizens the necessity of
taking immediate action or giving
their hearty and undivided support
to Capt. Mexican. We feel, as he
doubtless does, that the whole mat
ter is subject to action which may
yet be taken, but we submit that
the time is short aud every effort
must be made to secure the proper
man in place so important. If
there is any disposition among US
to prefer another, let us take action
at once; if this is not done, let us
all work to secure the election of
Capt. Mexican as If he had been the
! special preference of each of us.
During yesterday +. T. Lane,
one of our most prominent mer-
chants, was also announced as q
candidate for the position of alder
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-07
Blood

Is the life. and he is wise who RENE mbers it.
But in March of last year QSsD contracted
blood poison. and being in Savannah, Ga, at
the time, went in the hospital there for treat
ment. i suffered very much from rheuma-
tism at the time. I did not get well under
the treatment there, nor was cured by any OF
the usual means. L have now taken seven
bottles of Swift'S Specific and am sound and
well, u drove the poison out through boils
on the skin. DAN LEAHY.
Jersey City. N J.. Aug. T. 1885.
Two years ago / contracted blood poison.
After taking prescriptions from the best ply
sicians here and at Dallas. concluded TO visit
Hot Springs, and on reaching Texarkana
doctor recommended me TO try Swift's
Specific, assuring me that il would benefit me
more than Hot Springs. Although the
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-07
For Sale.

A twelve horse power engine and boiler with
governor. pat.injector steam and water gauge,
blow-on and gauge-cocks, safety-valve- con-
nections and smoke-stack. complete. Can be
seen running q saw mill. VIII be sold very
ow 70 make room for heavier power. Address
N A yCRGAsOy,
Lake Como. Fla.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-07

Where you will md Q full line OF northern
and southern meats, poultry, fish oysters, veg
etableo and everything kept In q general mar.
ket. A few moro stalls to rent: for Gamo. ap-
ply to VIM. lvero. on premises.
January End, 1861
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-16

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teethH II so,
send at once and get a bottle Of MIS-,
WISsLow's sooTHIEG SYRUP FOR OHIL.
pRRR TRETAINa, Its value ia incalculR-
BILE, i will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately, Depend upon 1t, mothers,
there 10 no mistake about 1t, II cures
dyssnteIy and diArrhoea, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
Hoftens the gums, reduces inflammation
and gives tone and energy TO the whole
system. MIS-, WIHsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TRETHIRa Ia pleasant
TO the taste, and Is the prescription Of one
Of the oldest and best female nurses and
phySlciRns In the United States, and is
Tor sale by ell druggists throughout the
world. Price 25 centa hottls. Nw1w
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Eppe-@rtrsr.

Having sold nine-tenthS OF the Writing Machines
sold in the State we claim II CLEARLY demonstrates
tbs superiority OF our machines. Below.we. gIVe:G
partial list Of customers using them:
Daily lntelligencOr,
Daily Register
News Letter.
W. p. Hubbard, attorney.
Robert White attorney.
Joseph 4, PAUL, attorney.
Rus ell & Stifel, attorneys.
@. q. stutgisl, attorney, MOrgantnwn.
John A. Hutchinson, attorney, ParkenburE.
Van wlnke { Amber attorneys, PGrkCnburg.
LoomS u TaYelneF, attorneys, pArkenburg,
W. II Flick, US. District Attorney.
Hannibal Forbes, U Commissioner,
lie. Delllcker, Clerk U. 8. Court, ParEenburg,
Clarence Smith, Clerk OF Court FaiEIn0nt
o N. Clemens, rlerE OF Court, PatkenburE,
b. q. IlOge, CLERK OF Court, Hinton,
Il. r. Fast, Clerk OF Court. MOrgAntown,
Manufacturers lnSurRuo0 Company.
P0GbOdy lnRuranCe Company.
Underwriters Insurance Company,
Anderson Il Atkinson Insurance Agency,
Edw. W. DunawAy, City Receiver.
Vance, Hughes Co
zarpitS Bros BROKEN.
junction ron Works,
Whitaker Iron Works,
IAughlin Iron Works. t
BenWOOd Ir1n Works
a J Sweeney 4 son.
Hobbs BrockunlOE& Co.
For full particulars Ia regard 10 terms oisAle and
Ell. ROSE d CO.,
auli So Twelfth Street
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sinklpgl Leavs-oh, leave me to my
fate ~
His glorious young fscs lsRned lower
over hers. Hiseyea, blFz ny with arrange,
deep, star-llke lustrs, plunged their pass
tomato splsndor into he's.
"Nevsrl" he exclaimed, mslOdlously,
" have saved you from worss fate than
this which nov menacss us; and swear
no human power shall reach you 10 harm
one hair OF your innocent head while God
gives me strength to shield and defend
youW
"HNk |" shuddered the woman in black,
pressing up closer, "The earthquake the
earthqlakel Obi Heaven we are lost!"
The continuation Of this deeply interesting
story will be found In No, 29ot The Ma.
iloHa Weekly Story Paper, Which Is now
ready and for sale by newsdeAlers every
where, Price Six Gents per Copy,
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sATuRpAY, OCTOBER b. lsso,


commencing at O'Clock M, the undersigned
special commissioners will sell at public auction
al the float door Of the Court House Of said county
the following described piece, or parcel o. gOlnd
Mtuated In Ohio County, IN the SUITE OF West Viz.
siniA, on the National Road at the extfGue end OF
the Held lying east Of the Fulton Paper MIL, aud
bounded as follows: Beginning at the north
western corner Of laid field, thence south twenty.
eight and half degrees west lOrty.Ono poles ten
NUS " stone, oil the bank Of Wheeling Greek;
hence north t0Tty.stven aud fourth degrees west,
ave polls and twenty one links 10 y stone; thence
north twenty.elyht aud half degrees cast, forty
one POLES 70 stake At the fence BY Mid road;
thence kOuth iOfty'nine aud threetoITths degrees
Gust blx poles and twGnty'eght lukS 10 tho begin.
ming, containing one acre. two roads, and twenty.
six poles subject, however, " ali agreement be-
tween Daniel steenrOd and wife aud John W. Berry,
about certain streets and roads therein mentioned
which AgIeentnt u Of record In gGidCouniy Of Ohio.
aid teal estate will be offered as q whole, and In
three parcels, The tirst being the hotel property
fronting on tho National Road, aud extending
back 10 street IN the rear; tho second being tho
homestead VI said Lewis Orthi and the third tho
factory or SAughterhOuSO Of said Ortiz, extending
to Wheeling Creek. 4 plat Of said parcels may DO
'eor AZ the office Of the Clerk Of tho County Court
Of Ohio County
mole ~ the pur haAcr may elect 10 ray In cash on
Tic day NJ sale, the bNAnGe IN three GlAl Install.
men5 Of one two and three years notes bearing In
ereAt from tht day o. sale 70 be given for the de-
feIrUd payments and the title " DO retained until
payment IN full. The payment Of the purchase
money shall be further secured by personal SeCur.
ity on the notes therefor, 70 30 approved by tho
com ~ sT a. nc election ;S 81 the puIShe
property payable 70 Iaid commissioners III such
amount as they shall require, and iRued. by com.
panles 10 DO approved by them.
v Y. +, W. h G5SbkS Special Commissioners.
That said special commissioners have given
bond with security approved BY me, according %
law Hld as feQulfCu by lAld deEtep, Is hereby GER
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NJ, d. CHAATAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, W, VA.

n,rynlnlh year Of this Well'knoWn AcSd'
:. 1uJet the charge Of the Visitation Nuns,
s- ~. M m he On, Monday Of September next and
TDapus ten months
Sn,,, ,tCelyed al any tine in the session.
ys,.oyAO dellre to place their daughters In an
,.r,r,lou .aordlag exceptional advantages in
,s..,vol heA!lAiul aud delightful location, eI'
~ , "a" so.h, thorough discipline and instruction
S,DI, Of lie long teachers, In every depart
'..-'o puAle education, including the modern
, .,, Epd music, should send for catalogue
d .a., 1aoOl, address,
rt,eet,sssol the Academy oithe Visitation,
Mt. De CHANTAL,
.,4nW Near Wheeling, ". Va.
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Er,sstee Sales,
TRUsTEE'S SALE,

VVNhUbGEEp DALE.
BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust TO me, made By
Alex. q ROf and LaylniGC. Eoir, his vile, and
dated the 7th day Of July, In the year 1852, and
recorded IN the Clerks office Of The County Court
Of Ohio county, West vltgiulA In Deed Of Trust
fOOk 10. ", page 81, will soil ii public auction
Ut Tho front door Of the Court Houss 0i OHIO
county, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY or NOVEMBER,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ", the following do.
Scrbed property that Ia 70 BAy; certain piece Of
land lying on tho vest aide Of AAin Atfeet, and In
the tity Of Wheeling, ah designated In the general
plat OF said city, AZ lot No. thiftynyO i3Sl being
lilo same pope " conveyed by u. N. E0tf aud
wife 10 said Alex q E0Ef BY deed, dated the inst
day OF December, isG6 and recorded 10 Daed
Book No 6L page ia IN the Office Of the lerk Of
the County Court oil Ohio county West Virginia.
The title 10 believed " DO perfect, but viii con.
vgy only GuCh tLle "a "a vested Ia mo BY Sald decd
Of tEDsl,
TERMS OF BALE: onc.thlrd Of Tho purchase
mNney tRh, and 10 much i1OtO a. tie putCt ASet
should elect j. pay Oh the day oil EAa, tho residue
In two equl inGtkl lmOnA 10 Quo aud Two years
rom day Of sale the purchaser V give hIa neKJt.
Rble nOtsS fer the deferred payments bearing IN.
tertEL. 10 be secured BY 4 deed OF tiuSt on The
property F.P WlNuERTkR, Trustee.
ONlQ
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"MoTHER nIERoNYMo.
THE DUFFY MALI wHIsxEY CO.,

NJ DuGys FrmHlq Il Sptnial Aous.kOlG
application " DIgg's Pure Mali Whi'ksy, com.
blIfd prineipdNy Nth TdV Lt;ItisGk, n LIQUID
form, lrithOW cooking OF ChcmieII dhInIsS II
IuTHish1' WRsqudisi blood forming mdisrilL
ishtrsbg tho EtigM aud strength are insTSasti'
II Il tho mpat pr'diIbid and e6ifdeipuS bssJ
preparation crfr HIlde II ran b had ~ all
srtiggi'ss at OSR DOLLIR FER ROFTLB.
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MGatn1.
puGy's Pure halt Whiskey
and
Duly's Formula.
For Consnnptlon.


a, BIZ, FUT.lIlN WIFI, NlltImnFo, nd.
IA plnrHlllr LAT Waa sudipaly alFlcknh
o w hp'ul siih ugVrai hulnITfhasu, llslnF
hnllt 1llp Z Allan pf blood At tho ugIt attack and
was elliaihn'hd hIpvlara from Tho Itsgt, aud 20
teftNn weTs ny ir.gndl that would de that
~ ~ actually arranged for MY funeral, pa1
Si'Vtul W ny phyhielIn " uE1 cod .liVpF oil and
Nn.say' IN 4,lHian, tbs NalAsny | used Was
l9lI Isinpas D.hyls Pun Malt Whi1ksy Ink
Ahllt Tune disc lripi tho oil, uainR only ynuF
hhi;,hry, fol that ! 0Nu my liia nthS sGyinR
Qualities aud puEliy Of TOlr Whl4ksy.W
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Gu SIT, PvLAAAI, lLLihnii
lehll9man.; Mrs, Jed. fOstnF uas ~ thh
POINT OF death With what dogtIrl called auisf
consumption, Relatives were Ssllnd IN l. ~
Rnt do HnWp ono recommended Dlily'S PuFS
hllt Whg1ksy. Her husband Ldusht Two M.
tina' SlJ linpFn'pi, he bought nols. and III a
eh0it tina Ahi was IN dIlng ha6NaWnFE
snow and Il u conceded, that yoA FulnDdI
i. LINN BIEDLgR