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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-01
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RIVER NEWS.
stage of the Watsr and Movements o, th
Btoamboats,


stage Of the water and lfovsmonta at th,
Btoamboats,
The Scotia passed up yesterday. She
had 9 big trip.
The Andes will leave Cincinnati loi
this port this evening. Shippers can order
by telegraph,
The marks last evening indicated I
depth In the channel Of feet 7 inches
and the river was on q stand. Business
was dull during the day.
At Pittsburgh last evening the riyei
was rising with depth OF 8 feet 2 inches
In the channel. The reports from points
on the Monongahela were 10 the effect
that the river was rising, while on The
Allegheny, according 10 reports, the river
was falling.
The Pittsburgh Commercial. GdleLle con.
lAipB the following; Capt, Thomas NJ,
Rees says that The hull Of the new steamer
Hudson will bs ready 10 launch In about
three weeks. Capt. Rees also reports that
the machinery Of the old Hunsof will be
saved in good condition.
The Louis A. Shirley is due this morn.
ing from Cincinnati Tor which port she
will leave on her return trip tomorrow al.
tetnoon aL, O'Clock. The Shirley is q
hfet class packet In every particular, d
ably commanded and richly deserves the
confidence Of the travelling public.
The steamer Dauntless is lying at the
mouth Of Woif river, on the Mississippl,
and will soon leave iot the mouth Of White
FiVnS IN taGa a tassg ~ kttSitxaS a.. Mae Fs
shlp.hmbet. Capt. Scott Heatheflbeton
10 at Mlsslssippi and allt the crew we'll
The new steamer Jno. Mosen, built
especially for towbost work between Pitts.
bufgh and OincinuAH WAS STATED Ia busi.
meas this week. The boat is 4 fne ap-
peating and very good craft, all new, 1bC
ieet long, n feet wide, 4 deep, with 4 steel
boilers, 10 inch cylinders Of n foot stroke
and All fnnda1h tfdYtSoVat,,af,la
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MAoulNEnY MANUFACTURERS.
rhO Past Year Good one and the Future
Still BrjKh'er.

Still BriEh'er.
CLEVELAND, o., Dec. Sl.-The Iron
Trade R.vttw Tomorrow will publish q
large number Of letters from marutac.
turers, principally Of machinery, through.
out the country concerning trade in 1885
and the outlook for the coming year. In
wood working machinery business has
been large In volume, but prices have been
too low to be satisfactory. Machine tool
works have had a comparatively dull year,
with unremunerattve prices. Manufac.
turers Of special patented tools note no
diminution In either volume or prices.
During the year some OF them on the con-
ttary, reported decided increase.
In freight and pssspnaop elevators there
has heen an active demand throughout
the entire year, some works running over
time. BoltRt1 nut mAChinaSf- hns had q
ready sale. Mil machinery Was In about
the same dsnSnd as In 1854. Blast fur.
mace machinery has suffered from
dullnets. Manufacturers OF iron rooeng
enjoyed good trade. Hardware works
have been generally well employed. All
branches OF the iron and machinery trade
report D decided increase In orders and
inquiries within the past 20 days, and the
prediction Ia made without exception that
1884 will be q year Of wide spread pros.
perity,
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Tnmman.,. rnrn,oIll.

NEw YoRK, Dec. Primaries for tn,
choice Of delegates to the Tammsny Hal
General Committee were held last night
Ia the Twenty,lourth district the two fac
dons woro led by Col, E, I. Wood lex
Mayor Edson's brother.in.law) and on,
Charles Jones. The I1spectors wert
Woods sympalhizers and the doors, whlcl
had been closed by the police, were burs
open by the Jones party and the Inspec
tors aed through window, twenty.sevel
ballots having been cast, The primar!
was thus broken up aud deferred.
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paYltt on Ir.lnSd,. dnrarnm.nI.

LONDON, Dec, 8l.-NlChsol Davitt, in
an interview, said "Ii home rule is
granted to Ireland 1t is difficult for me to
see how the Irish members can continue
to Dit in the Parliament at Westminster,
unless the colonies are similarly repre-.
sented In that body. The appointment OF
"a Prince Of the Royal Family as Viceroy
Of Ireland would be q mistake, as ireland
requires statesman Of tact and braius to
administer the government, which Is not
q roYal RhnM.n n,
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New French Cabinot % b, ITormea.

PARIS, Dec. Sl,-Presldent Grevy accept.
ed the resignation Of M. BrRon, the Pre-
mier, last evening, and this morning sum-
moned NJ. De Freycinet, the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, 10 form a new Cabinet.
NJ. De Freycinet, however, is reluctant to
accept such responsibility at the present
moment In view Of the graYityoi the polit.
ical situation In France. He has asked the
President to grant him time to consider
the propoeal and to consult with his
friends and the Republican leaders,
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from the wrath q The Law He was Aeous
tened TO AdmihIstet,

tened to AdmlhlStef,
PEoRiG, ILL, Dec. al.--There Is 4 well
authorized rumor afloat in this city to-day
that Judge Yates, who Is under indlot.
msnt for embeSIlemsnt, has fled to Can.
ada, and the report Is confirmed BY the
the sheriF's force. The Judge came
down town to-day aud evidently found
things too warm for him. Further Grim.
ihal proceedings against him will doubt.
lees be soon instituted. Various charges
have been pending against him, many Of
which have been mentioned heretofore,
Of having misappropfiated money belong.
Ing 10 various estates Of which he was
guardian and trustee or executor. He
was held In high repute ID the community
and the charges were not al flfsE believed.
Soon after the first publication began 10
be made against him II was slated that he
was very ID at his home. II u declared
bis alleged deialcations are very large and
may approximate $250,000.
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UsicAoo, tLiA,, Dec, Si.-tn IL annual
review the Daiiy BaHnesI says! Eatope'a
hack IL turned AgaihSt the American hog,
tnt The senIlemen engaged In the ptoyi.
Non trade btiCCesied without much din.
siity In finding O loteign market lhiA
Seaf iof 100000 barrels oi pork, 2D4,0O0,.
30 pounds Of lard and 4lS, ,0OO, 900 pounds
oi cured meats,
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NEw YORr, Dec. 3l.-A Montreal special
tothe POa'aysi Thesubterbannean munl.
cipallty yoist. Cuhegonde having refused TO
comply with the regulations Of the Gem
trail Board Of Health, It has been quaran'
tined. All its streets connecting with
Montreal have been bEfricaded andpolice.
men placed to cut OF all intercourse,
This morning the II. Cunegohde people
showed light and pulled down the barri.
cades and assaulted the police. A strong
detachment ol officers has been ordered
out, and az the qharanlined people are In.
dignant q flee i0ht Is anticipated.
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roNa Nsatlt pt.ttolSd b rlta,

NASHVILLE, ,TESS, Dec. Si.-At 1850
O'Clock this morning a telephone message
was received from Lebanon, Tenn, saying
q disastrous fire had broken out in h6
centre Of Tie town, and aSklnE itnhs.
dlate assistance, and that the whole town
would probably burn. An engine Ra
def lhed on 4 special train. 1nteli.
gSTnTsss feeiyed this morning is 10 the d..
yTt That TN fire, after consuming FIVE b
the most Df0uiinent business houses, VA
subdued about 3 Q 2 lock this morning. I
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TnE most attractive thing seen In ex'
tended reports Of the banquet Of the Bos'
Ton MerChants' Association ID, cloud ap'
plSuSo, during which the speaker took hiH
seat" We don't see what else the speaker
could do, II he was through. He certainly
Wouldn'tiake any other person'sseat
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s0UTnEnN NANAIs, ooNFEnENcE.


Proceedings Of the Pittsburgh Convention
IadorsSd, with Certain ReIerYAtiOns.
NEw oRLRANs, La, Dec. S1.-Atthe con.
ference o. the Southern Rabbis yesterday
reports we're adopted relative TO eEt.books
rituals and Sabbath Schools. The A. F. U.
aud the Hebrew college were Endorsed
and each Rabbi requested to deliver = ser.
mon on January and the life and workt
Of Moses Mendelnsohn. ti''s
The following was presented TO the con.
ierences. "ThiB conference has subjected
the principles enuncistsd by the Pitts.
burRh conference 10 anxious and religious
examination. The duty imposed on II by
many false opinions prevailing among peo-
pie as to the true meaning Of those pFinci.
pies, and we therefore deem II our duty "a
declare that we find In them nothing an.
tagonistic to the spirit Of progress and
Judaism, and regard them as the infer.
ence made by Jewish teachers from the
best principles Of Judaism. Yet we In.
dividhally and collectively reserve unto
ourselves the right to Dissent from any de.
dueuons that may be drawn from them.
The resolution was separated. The de.
claration OF principles was adopted unani.
mOusly, and the clause relating to the in.
ference adopted with one dlHssntingyoice.
The resolution declaring In favor OF Satur.
day as the Jewish Sabbath was adopted
with two dissenting votes.
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pu,tAs., Faiiar., for the year.

Nrw YoAk, Dec, ol,-R, q, Dan { %.
report that the total number Of business
failures in the United States dunns 1885
was IO,07S, with llabilities q little more
than $t2I,OOO, 900, As compared with iO,l
a6S in 1884, with liabilities Of s228, ,000, 900
While the failures Tor 1885 are only three
nafoent less Ia number than Ia 1884 the
liabilities have decreased nearly City het-
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PsjIus jp oid SSotss,

wAshiSe1oS, b. O., Dec. 81. THE United
States Treasurer to-day mailed i,745
checks, Amounting to S0,O5i,ss5, in pay.
ment Of the interest on registered United
States four prcent consoll oi 1901, and
1887 CHECKS Amounting 10 A,99S, 70b, 10
payment Of the interest on bonds issued 70
the Pacific Railway Companies.
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NGv YoRk, Dec. Sl.-Ths following
Washington special is published to-day
There was recently presented 10 the Az
torney General on behalf Of William 8,
Warner and his brothsr.ih.lsw, ]. Henry
Work, o proposition 10 refund TO the
creditors Of the Marine bank the full
amount OF the checks upon which their
present indictment was found, namely
tl528O0. The Government has declined
lie proposition and both accused will
have 10 stand their trial.
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, Dec. Sl.-Patrol-
man Copeland Of the police force was
found al tho corner 81 Commerce and
Second streets last night, badly beaten
about the head and unconscious. He
died at / o'clock this morning. An ex.
convict, Henry Allen, has been arrested
on suspicion Of being Copeland's assassin.
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piftsapadn, Dec. 81. Information has
been received at the office Of the Ameti.
ca window Giass Works from Belgium
70 the eject that O 10 pei cent feduclion
has been made, aud pending 4 B6lt ement
Of wages pfodheslot has been largely cur
tailed ID that country t
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DurmAh Formally :AuperDd,o Euglnnd.

nurmAh FORMALLY ,Aunexbdt 10 Euglhnd.
LONDON, Dec. Sl,-By a proclamation
which will be Issued in India and England
tomorrow, Burmah will be formally an.
nexed to tho British Empire. The proCla-
nation says the territories formerly gov.
erned by King Thebaw will no longer be
under hisrule, but will becomes a part Of the
dominIons Of the Queen OF Great Britain
and Ireland and Empress OF India, and
that the government Of the country will
be administered during Her Msjesty's
pleasure by officers appointed by the
Vioeroy Of 1ndia,l
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AUoSa the heroulean tasks to be Under.
taken by the Reform Congress is the abol'
ition Of gambling in the Army. In this
connection It is not out Of the way to Sus'
gest that the Reform Congress would bet
ter reform itself; or, in other words, pose
"a the "terrible example,
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Iris gone consolation to know that the
shOIesale marble dealers in their conven.
ton Just held at Chicago, resolved to re-
duce the price Of tombstones on aud
after to-day. To what extent this will
stmullts the business Of dying this yeai
remains to be seen.
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rirrsBuRSH, Dec. Si.--At q meeting
here today arrangements &ets made tot
the consolidAtioa Of Carnsgle's Homestead
steel mill, the Lucy furnaces, and the
large Iron hnd steel mill Of Wilton,
Walker 4 70 The new concern VIII
have a capital d $9OOO0OO,
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Standard COINS OF 'rAA WORLD,


Ago.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 3l.-Dr. James p.
Kimbsl, the Director Of the Mint, has
estlmstcd the value OF the standard coins
Of the various nations Of tho world to be
proclaimed by the Secretary Of the Treas.
ury on the lst Of January, 1885,. The
value Of the gold coins IN circulation is
fixed by comparing the amount Of pure
gold in such coins with tho amount in the
gold dollar al the United States. la
countries h9ylng the double standard, the
Iilym Coirs ara given the same valuation
as the gold coins Of tbs eRmq ulit The
value u Hilyer coins OF countries Of the
silver Standard, Is fixed at lha value Of
tho purs silver In arcn clins tasen Vt the
ptiC0 Of silver IN tho Loudon market Tor
tue last three mgnths Of this year
Tho mean pric9 Of silver for the last
thrcc ntntl,s, compared with the price
ior ,I.9 CosrRsp ,nding p0riod of 1884. de.
Clinod from 81 090 to 81 03S per Ane
ounce, rtduGiion Il nYer Bix cents, This
gives reduced valuation 10 tho following
c)irs from that proclaimed January !,
1855, namely: FlOrina oi ARatfis, from
~ 81 u 81 lc; boliviaro Of Bolivia, from
| ~ Dr. to 7j lc; peg u ECuad0T, fToul ~ 80
| 10 - lC, rapSa Of India, from 37Sc TO
81 "a; yen Of Japan, from IS so to Sic;
dollar Vi Mexico, it0tn e9 ~ 10 Sl.Bc; sol
Of psfA, irvm f05e to-76 lie; ropbte Of
l.lssia, ico6l O3 Gc to 60lci Hlanabubo Of
Piripoli from 7l.TG to W 7ci ptzool United
Saias Of Colombia, from ~ 5ato 75.lo.
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II is to be hoped that The bill! intro,
duced into the United States Senate %
put an end to State and municipal taxes
on @drummers" will become 8 law. 1t is
really nothing more than q tariff between
the States.
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SENATOR FAIR, Of California, seems 10
have a partially for coast railways. Heis
understood to be one Of the owners Of the
Ohio River Railroad. And now witSeems
hshm bought the Southern Pacific Coast
Hallway for s5,OOO0OO.
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.TuE President is understood to regard
the Pennsylvania politicians as tiresome
SGT. 1t would reiesh the President TO he:f
what the Pennsylvania politicians Of his
party sresaying about him.
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Two inevitable results d the nail mil
tronbles-more nailers and more nail ma
chimes. The country will have to gro
up to largely increased consumption
before the old-time equilibrium will b!
Yestnrad. II
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THn census Of the city Of Charleston
South Carolina, shows that there are
5000 more blacks than whites. That 10
very nice showing for the census, but the
ballot box has never yet been able to rem
der such a truthful account.
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R.,nlt Of 4 uh,l.lmn, rrolle.

SpeclN Dilpaich 10 ne hNtlllQeHceT,
0IlARLEsToN, W. Va, Dec. Sl,-ThomSl
Tesl, who was irlghtlully beaten on the
head with stone in the hands OF Louir
Douglass, Christmas day, died this mora
ing Douglass Is in jail, ..
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NAsHyiLLE, TINS, Dec. si,--Fphtiau
Dsasley, a well.to.do former Of Wilson
county, accidentally killed his son, aged Q
years, to-day. Ne. Bsasley, who Il very
t1eaf-sighted, wAs chdpping wood when
his son cams Ia trout 6i him and he Wa
struck by the ax6, eplitting his hkull.
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TuE President Of New York gas CON.
psny has such poor opinion Of the fine
discriminating mind Of the American pee.
pIo as to boldly assert that there is no
more correct indicator thar The gas meter.
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The FlDai Inooulation.

PARIS, Dec. 8l.-M, Paaseur to-day.
finally inoculated the four children from
Newark, N. ]. M. Pasteur says that the
children are progressing considerably, and
he is confident that all Of them will escape
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NEARLY all the blast furnaces Of tlt
Ohio Valley sre now supplied with ore
purchases up to July. Prices have geu'
orally advanced since their purchaGO
from 80 cents to 81 per ton.
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What bhail you do 10 De Gaved I Il The
impending question oil those suffering
with pains In The chest, and think from
the Alght hacking cough they hAvs con.
sumption. Take Tayl0f's Cherokee Rem.
Iody oi Sweet Gum and Mullen,
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Born General sChsnCE and Major Ben
perlsy Poore, OF Washington, D, O., cI,im
to have successfully held BHShRs disease
at hay for years past by atrict milk dict
replmen. III .L
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LONDON, Dec. Sl.-1t Is said that when
the servian troops evacuated the Widden
district they devastated the country and
looted the cattle and corn belonging TO
the Bulgarian farmers,
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M1coS, Ga, Dec. Sl,--A flte broke ou
this mo,ning ia Ike cotton ware house q
US. Stewart 4 Son. containing about SO 2 !
bales Of cotton belonging principally q
planteft, All the cotton Was VnSumee
except about 800 bales,
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"RpcEs rule weak ios nail" says the
Chicago Time, Of WedsSday.
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Tax President will receive to-day. lie
has received bstors-the maledictons oI
disappointed Office seekers. But this need
not necessarily interfere with the hilarily
Of the occasion.
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LOGAN. 4 Co., and CHARLES Menkmeei.
ler tell oI a femafkabe, cure elected bv
Ack0f's Blood Ellxit. A gentlanian WSa
tlitetally covered with sores brought on g.,
neBlectlng his system ulcefs OF boIia
came out all oyef him, but lhofoueb
coutse oi Ackef's Blood EllSit cured hif1.
They also nay that they Nill warrant this
a. being the bee, blood nodlolhe lhat
can be bouqht II b alWayd ceyIain Ia
cure syphills Ia N wont iofnI IL 4 poS.
luyuly guaranteed, IfhstW
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TuP tlratGlass lara roni Chicago to San
Prancisco on. and Ster to-day will bs
Sa5 80, and to Portland, Oregon, S0lSO,
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REMARKABLE RECORD
TnR PAST YEAH1N WALL STREET.
a DHl oponipE with an unprecedented he.
attic Close of the YsAr-lhs Pea.
'prs Of The FrAHsaotIOus ON Change.
Better Times COpfaopuy Predicted,

NEW YoRx, Dec. Sl.-The year which
Glo'es to-day will be long remembered in
Wan street. During tine firat six months
there was yeEy dull market with net
advance for the active stocks Of Less than
: percent on July /, as compared with
opaning quotations January. From that
time, however, until the latter part of No.
Yember there was persistent and contin.
u9us upward movement, which resulted
in net aysrsgs advance for the most sc.
tive stocks Of about twenty-five percent.
In some instances the gains were consider.
ably larger. A moderate reaction later in
lhe year has hince been followed by very
urn put somewhat less active market, and
the year closes with q confident belief in
Wail atlsst that prices higher than have
been seen at any time in 1885 will be reach
ed at no distant day,
some idea OF tho great activity in tho
stock market Of late may be Obtained from
the statement that the total Bales for the
past eleveA weeks have been equal to the
business OF the first six monLlls OF the
year. An analysis oi the years opera,
tionB show that L. L.ckawRnna and S., Paul
alone contributed one;quaFter Of the
yeSr'a business, and sixteen other stocks
contributed lNillion shares or more, Sc
percent OF tho years business.
The average price ottheae sixteen stocks
st the beginlug Ot the year was, 4ji and
the lowest wai lO2. The highest WAS 65l,
and Tonight the average price is O29 Ths
F8maIlsst declines from the highest pricto
have bssn made by Vandelbilts, but
Northern Pacific, Oregon Trans continent.
al and Pacific Mail follow closely behind,
The railway bond market bympathizsd
with the improvement in price OF shares.
The total RaIes for the year amounted TO
SG6S, 100000, Money has ruled through,
out the year with most Of the call loans
made ut Las percent. Never belors in the
history OF the banks have they reported
anything approaching the amount OF idle
capital Reskipg temporary investment than
hSa been shown in their weekly state.
meDta throughout the groSter part Of 1885,
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,THE brakeman is fast iissancing the FAM
ily eosChman, the rink professor andthe
riding master. Fashion changes in every
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suii Alive, but uannOt Rseoysr.

PRoypENcr, B, /, Dec. 9t.-Liegtenant
Jones, the army officer, who shot himself
yesterday, Ia sill alive this morning, bal
the doctors vsy he cannot recover,
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OUR exports OF wheat 70 Europe are
only about hslt what they were this tina
las. year. Yet the price Is abou! ten
cents higher, th
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WbuLpS'rit it be a good thing to inocu'
late She Free Traders in oOngrets on the
PaEtkur theory,
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AGREAr many vel meaning persons
will continue to write 1t 1885, Its hard
to teach old heads nsV tricks.
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RESOLVED, that 1855 Shall be bettei
year than 1885; and further Resolved, thai
we will all help.
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A pErmrIEn head mas been found in
Pennsylyania-snSpp'o New Years
present for a prize tighter,
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The poet Keats must have been look
Ing across the ocean and to the Forty
ninth Congress when he wrote
IT'S this sllYefy bill
Ever cures the good mans Ill.
OF CourIe Keats meant that the bill
should pGss and put q stop To- the coinage
Of Tie lupettiuous dollar
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