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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-08-25
Hoods sarsapariIIa

is the most popular and successful medicine
before the public today for purifying the
blood, giving strength, creating an appetite.
81 suffered from wakefuness and low
spirits, and also had eczema on the back of
my head and neck, which was very annoying.
took one bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla, and
have received so much benefit that 1 am
very grateful, and am always glad to speak
good word for this medicine" MRS. j. s.
SNYDER, Pottsville, Penn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
Going RncE on The Regular Ticket

from the tmtlNNillc IObaCcO'LcaL
4. NJ Reynolds made speech at
Wylics chapel last Tuesday, when Mcssrs
Corban aud Goodpastue spoke there.
We are told the captain urged his hearers
TO vote the straight ticket from end TO
end" On Saturday ho accepted the
nomination OF the bolters aud becomes n
candidate in opposition TO one OF the nom
inecs whom he, five days before, urged his
hearers to support. Captain, you are not
consistent.
The boilers met In stare chamber session
Saturday with closed doors. We under
stand that r. NJ. Reynolds presided. Mr..
Corbnn's letter, found elsewhere, was
read before the meeting. Its manly,
Democratic tone did not suit the rule Or
ruin crowd; they declared him not a
Democrat, aud nominated 4. VI. Reynolds
for representative. Gen. Quarlcs was also
placed in nomination, but Mr.. Good
pastures letter not having been received,
Il was deemed best 10 wait until he was
heard from before another nomination
was made. As Mr.. GOodpasurc's letter
gives the boilers no morc comfort than Mr..
Corban's Gen. Quarlos will likely be
nominated today.
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my power to elect such person to tho Sen.

my power to elect such person to tho Sen.
ate.
You certainly could not have considered
that such q pledge would place before
those most interested in the election OF a
particular candidate TO the United States
Senate the temptation TO scratch your leg
islative ticket in order that their candidate
for the Senate might stand the better
chance OF receiving more than half rs
many votes rs may be cast for your legis-
lative candidate, and IL would give to any
who saw proper TO scratch my name from
their ticket equal weight in instructing
me, with the Democrat who votes the
straight ticket from end to end.
desire TO add, gentlemen, that / am
not running for tho Legislature in the in
terest OF any candidate for the United
States Senate. My sole interest is the sue
cess OF Democratic principles. II | shall
be elected as representative in your State
Legislature il will be my desire and en-.
dcavor to reflect the will Of the Democrats
who elect me in the choice Of United
States senator.
You have right to express your pref
orcnccs, and 10 express them in any way
you choose. YOU hold your primary
will consider It's result whatever II may
be, and undertake 10 place u just estimate
upon IT, But as the Democratic party has
not instructed me to its Will, the RESPONSE
bility OF representing 1t rests wholly upon
me, and it will be my duty to ascertain il
for myself. shall undertake to perform
that, MS all other duties that dcyolvo upon
me, honestly, and to the best OF my
ability. Very respectfully,
A. v. GOoDPAsruRE.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
THE HARRIS BOILERS
REPuDrATE THE REGULAR TICKET
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Letters OF the Democratic Nominees Re-
fusing To Be Bound by the Dictation
of q Faction-Some Very Interesting
Reading.

From the Clarksville Tobacco Leaf
The following letters from Messrs. Cor
ban and Goodpasture are all that 'the
committee" or any fair minded man or
men could require, or have just right to
expect The "committee" asked the gem
tlemen whether they would regard them
selves instructed by the primaries provided
any candidate for the Senate received
vote exceeding half their own vote. To
this they replied they would not take such
vote as instructions, but would endeavor
10 represent the sentiments OF the Democ-
racy of the county in the selection OF a
United States Senator and would consider
and give proper weghtto any expression of
the people. whether expressed ut the pr-
mary or otherwise. Certainly that was all
tina; could be expected OF them. 1t is true
that the convention that nominated those
gentlemen had no right TO provide any
method OF instruction, but no mass meet
ing or other organization than the conven-
ton has the right TO require the candidate
beforehand TO pledge themselves TO man
BY any instructions not contemplated in
nm expression by majority OF the Demo-
cratic voters Of the county.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
aoonr,srrnr's Irrrrn.

~ n1mmrv TIyN.. oct r. ir,s.
n,.sr. Chas ". gylcf I. q. Howard. W ~ An.
dciton aud othUfsi
Gcntlcmcn-l have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt Of your favor of the
10th inst, which reached me today.
The bond that antics the Democrats 81
this county Is party principles not mon
and only to promote the SUCCESS OF these
principles are men named as the parry
candidates. II every Democrat should
vote ior ,hc man hc likes best, instead II
voting lut the candidate designated by the
organization known ~ the Democratic
party, u would RESULT IN the universal tfi.
nmph VI his antagonist. the Republican. 80
that he would lose both his own aud his
party principles.
In politics, ~ In 40 other Attain oi life.
when concert IT action j. required, orgini.
Saiion j. absolutely necessary.
The organization oi the Democratic
party provides for a convention Of Demo.
Gratis, With power q declare the PARTY will
and 10 name the candidates Who shall be-
inunstcd With the execution OF u.
Such a convention Nas held by the
Democratic party Of your county. and n
named me ~ one II III candidates for the
State Legislature. nni hy H. aciion In In.
dorsing the ~. louis platform II instrucicd
me 10 vote Tor Democrat inr United
States Senator who believes IN the pfiuri.
pies OF his party ~ announced In TINT
platform. 80 FAR, ] hold myself bound. II
did not instruct me for any candidate. nor
provide for any future instruction.
You claim 20 be- Democrats. 10 NOT
dispute H. But what authority have YOU
ifom the Democratic party 10 bind IL. can
didaicsi II the party does not srcak
through It's organization Who may speak
or w You represent mas meeting II
Democrats" then Why may not other
mass meetings o. Democrats" with co, nj
right 10 call other primaries aud appoint
other committees 10 open aud hold them
You cannot fail 10 SEQ that such coune
would produce utter confusion la the
party ranks.
As the nominee Of thclDcmocmtic prriy
Of your county | am bonnd 10 fccogniEa
ih organization, and ~ you 10 not claim
10 DO acting 10y its authority, I, ~ IL candi.
date, cannot pledge myself 10 abide hy the
result Of your action.
independent Of the authority by which
J n called, ! ind another serious obirc
ZION 10 your primary. YOU propose. n
any candidate ior tho United States Sen.
ate hhall, Ia your primary. receive moro
tllan hall the number OF votes | receive.
That S'iall pledge myself 10 do all In
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
cLArKsyilir. Tom, Oct 10. 1

'IANhNNlAllf lANHst wv ~ ~
Dear Sirs-At a mass meeting OF Demo
Gratis held in Clarksyllc on Saturday, De-
tober ID, il was resolved 10 hold n primary
election for United States senator on the
first Tuesday in November next, and We,
the undersigned, were appointed COM
mittee TO make necessary arrangements Tor
the same.
We assure You this election shall be
fairly conducted and every prccaution
shall be taken 20 see that none but rccog-
nized Democrats vote ut the same. II Is
our intentention to ascertain the sentiment
OF the Montgomery county Democrats on
this senatorial question, and our wish is
that the will OF the party, whatever that
may be, shall govern Ia this important
matter We believe that this election,
fairly conducted, will not only remove all
doubt from the minds of our representa-
lives ~ to what the will Of their conslit-
uenis j., aud thus free them from possible
embarrnssmcnts In the future, but that II
will be- the means Of bringing To the polls
hundreds Of voters who would not other.
wise attend, nj thus strengthen maicri-
ally the aggregate Democratic vote Of the
county
Will you please inform Us whether, N a
majority of the Democrats ol the county
taking your own vote rs test Of party
straightforward at this primary election
express preference lor any one candidate
Tor United states senator, YOU will vote
faithfully TO carry out the will OF your
party ~ expressed, and do all In your
power 10 elect such person 10 the ScnntcY
We write this letter at the request Of the
meeting which appointed Ms. \ copy Of
n has bcVn sent 10 each oil our rcprgsonta
uvcs aud senator. Nm early answer n r..
qucslgd. Respectfully,
tSigncd 10y the Committed
fhcv received the following appropriate
and democratic rcply
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
LoUIsvILLE& NASHVILLE n. n. co. 3
Triangle of Coal Yards -Main and Auc

Triangle OF Coal Yards -Main and Auc-
ton Streets. Main and Carolina
Streets and Dunlap street at l.. a. N.
Crossing, Memphis. Tenn.
Western Kentucky Coal aud Coke n
speciality. Prices the bottom scale Of this
market. Service and accommodation su.
pcfi1r 10 any competitors
With this triangle Of yards aud our a.
ciliucs for procuring aud handling coal ior
Tor all purposes We now rlaim advantages
equal 10 anything IN this branch oi trade.
Try our coal aud decide IN ~ it, merit
yourselves
Main anu Auction Yard, Telephone GiO
Main aud Carolina Yard, Telephone $50
Dunlap and |. An. Crossing, 'Tclcphon,
p0.
Car loads In any quantity Tor Memphis
OF points beyond a specially. Communi.
cato by mail with
7. l. LEr, Coal Agent,
Corner Main and Auction streets, Mem
phis. rcun.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
1.-Two clcnn lhe comnI.xIan.
Ioul.,Ille New I.,ml,ea r,rrc...


Commencing October -, above train
leaves Newport News aud Mississippi Val.
Icy Co.'S Memphis depot y. IN. daily,
reaching Louisville Z m., Cincinnati H. 10
noon. indianapolis lll0n m, Chicago q
1. m. and Columbus. Cleveland. Tulcdoand
Detroit, five 10 nine hour ahead oi other
line. Gives immediate Louisville c1nncc-
lion Tor Richmond. Old Point. etc, aud
gives quick night tip 20 81 Louis via ful.
ton. Returning leaves Louisville =. i5f.,r
p,aching Memphis Hij am, giving Mrm.
phinnl day IN Louisville with only one
day from home Pullman buffet sleeping.
cans between Memphis aud Louisville. Pa
duCah train leaves 73O ain, connecting
diUct At Fulton ior Cairo. II. Louis and
Chicas', giving the only day train Mem.
phis 10 81 lcuis.
City ticket Office unicr Peabody hotel.
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coRnAN'sLrrrEn
rnlnlNnlLr Trnn-. OrI Do. }

CoGn,NDALr. Tenn, oct 70. iSSs
Ncen. G. ". Tyler " icudbcitcr and othcrG
Gentlemen In answer 10 your com
munication. dated October III, | will say,
without Inference 10 u primary, | will oi
course take into consideration any expires.
sion Of opinion coming from Democrats ui
Montgomery county Ia arriving ut a con-
clusion whom | shall vote for inr United
States senator | shall endcnyor to rrpfe-
sent the wishes OF the people Of my county
on all questions, hut ! cannot take nm cX.
preston on the senatorial race ~ in-iruc'
tons from a vote not authorized by IN,
regular Democratic organization.
cunnot tell who will bc candidates be-
forc the Legislature, hut am instructed by
the convention nominating me only "a
support a man for United States senator
who stands squarcly on the ~. Louis plat.
form. Very respectfully,
u. J. CoRniN.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28

Tho Millinery nusincsn OF tho Late Mira
n. schumann. ag2 Main Street.
l. offered TOT sale, stock fixtures aud good
will. The iall stock, comprising all tho
late novelties IN millinery, IL complete.
anil contains everything needed Ia inst
class Ulail millinery business
The stand IL one oi the oldest In Mem.
phis and an opportunity is here offered to
purchase a select nnl valuable established
business Until the business Is sold,
special low prices will b. made ON all
goods
Fam ScnuuANN,
80 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
LEMON ELiXIR.

It's Wonderful Eject on the Liver,
stomach, Bowels, Kidney ana Blood
As prepared by Dr. II Medley, Atlanta Ca
4 pleasant lcmon drink that positively curcs
all billiOusncss, constipation, Indigestion or
dyspepsia, headache. malaria, kidney dis
ease, dizziness, colds, loss Of appetite. towers.
chills, blotchcs, pimplcs, ali Impurities Of
the blood, pain In the back, pllpiiation Of
the heart aud all other diseases caused by
disordcrcd livrL stomach aud kidneys the
aud Il per bottle. Sold by Druggists gcncr.
ally Prepared by II. Motley NJ. D., At
lnntu, Ca.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
aniarrh lnrctI.

4 clergyman, after years Of suffering from
that lulihsomc disease, Catnrrh. and yalnly
trying every known remedy ai last found a
recipe which completely curcd aud saved
linn FROM death. Any sufferer frnm thi.
dreadful disease sending q self Addressed
stamped envelope ~ rrof 4. Lawrence.
No ns Warren strvct, New York City, will
receive the recipe itc of chargc.
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Yci,nm rcYrrIs1s.

J. o. Durgc, prominent druggist, Of
Bowling Green, ny, writes during our
yellow fever epidemic no one who kept their
liver and bowels regulated with Lemon
Elixir WIS attacked with the fever"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
How Two Wen ., cuban Mo- Drew

Two gentlemen living 10 GILLIAN. Marshall caun.
w. No. have rrarct The tuwnri IT ln,rstmeuts IN
thc Louisiana tate lutirna Tho rnfr druWu hcHr
ln thn ioiisiaus rtats LOTTERY uas taWn aud vas
duWu hy ticket LCld jointly leiwCrn q = bun.
l. ln the ttUfr ~ " n LIANT sun. Tues ~
csNcd the rlsh through the titrrus stock Hank
laal A.lnnlaN w hl.l lu.l IInIl-.. A-Lll. ~ L
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
SOME CORnEspoNDENCE.
Democratic. Manly Letters from Good.
pasfure md torbnu.

The pullbacks met in this city last Mon
day In "mass meeting" and addressed the
following letter TO Messrs. Corban and
Goodpasture, Democratic nominees for the
Legislatures:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
lemon IIot Drops

Cures all coughs, colds hoarencss sore
uruais, bronchitis pneumonia, and all
thrunt and lung diseases. Price - cents.
Sold by druggists. Prepared only by de-. II.
MnElrN. AilnnIn On.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28

TuE cheapest place In Memphis 10 buy
furniture y nj Wilson 4 Films, 232 Main
street. Repairing aud uphols,ering neatly
and promptly done. Telephone 900.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28

Two car loads Of good Texas Horses and
Mares for sale cheap. Call on
J. A. 1rHytur,
Forrest Stable, ~ Mot roc slr Ct
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28

las skin Is cleared; chappcd hands and
lips cured by using llylo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28

OrrRA glasscr, our own importation, Al
liughce 4 llallcfs. $50 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28

llAyE Memphis Steam Laundry furnish
towel rack With equipments 25c per week
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28

y rrNovEp b, rus usr % cocuNvE
And Il stimulates anil promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Buncirs flayoring extracts arc ihs
best
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28

100 Coal cooking stoves, all siScs for
sale cheap NJ Gab,y'a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28

No IAN should 10 without liylo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
Night Shirts. Neokwear.

No one can equal our assortment. They arc
heightened, and for taste and style cannot
be equaled.
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MAYS EMPORIUM,
$685. Main Street.
Grand Opening Of Bargains
EVERYTHING NEW !
Best Quality and Lowest Price

We carry in stock the finest line, and COM
plete assortment in all qualities Of OUR
OWN MAKE
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Handkerchiefs

For Ladies and Gents. There is no contra
diction to the fact that We carry the best
styles and more novelties than any other
concern.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-04-13
CHE lemorrat-Sf,,
Our Timber Lands m -.
productions. ~uHaDer
Aberdeen Examiner:

""TINVNH
The sales of government Lanai.
mississippi have been yerS N
during The last six months.smsneas
ing to tffy-tive ibousan,l Io',ul
during the list seventeen dar."is
March, and at this rate the ssi IA
not far distant when the pablis ~ y
man, so far as our State Is Gomez. w.
ed, viii be disposed OF.
While there were public lima. !.
mean Of the counties in 1SSS sL "a
gress 'bedy Of them were comp,isnS
IN what is locally denomiuatsJ ,%o
"piney woods counties" and @o
distributed as follow: "etS
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-04-13
wOman's Eniarging Sphere.

In speaking OF woman's capacity
for work, the Baltimore American
says:
"Her influence in politics Is al.
ways strong. In numerous cases
sue has held aHd is holding office,
aud II is an instructive fact that no
woman has ever been dismissed
from an important public position
tor ineiiciency. She does her work
promptly and does it we'll. Her
usefulness iH business as q CORES
pendent OF clerk or typewriter or
manager is acknowledged every
where. Throughout tue United
States there are thousands of sue
cesstul women farmers. We have
a number in Maryllud, aud they
manage estates in a way that keep
the balances on the right side of
the ledger. Idaho has a horse
queen who owns between seven
aud eight hundred horses, and al
though only twenty three years old,
she is making a fortune. Mrs. De.
Oorah Powers, of Lansingburg, n.
Y, is slightly older, being ninety
seven; but she has v!gor enough to
be- at the head of a banking house.
In New Hampshire the other day
the stockholders OF the Dover horse
railroad unanimously elected Mrs.
Dow president, aud she showed her
good sense By at once reducing the
fares to five cents, and in her busi-
ness career she has ado her pri.
vate fortune of $40, 900 grow into
100000. A hundred instances
could be cited of women who exer-
else controlling interests in large
manufacturing concerns. In liter.
allure woman is unprecedentedly nc.
tive. More than halt of the books
published 10 this country last year
ere written by feminine pens. In
the fine arts she yields a large
power, and in journalism she is
making both money aud reputation.
Ono of the most successful specula-
tors in New York is a woman aud a
millionaire; but in ninety-nine
cases out of 4 hundred, q woman
touches speculation at her cost, and
her best policy is to let it alone.
Many men complain OF a decrease
in opportunities for employment.
They forget that this is due to wo.
man's competition. She does not
stand on the street corner and wait
for work. She searches for it, and
when abe finds it she holds on to 1t.
Men of spasmodic activity need
not expect to Guido her persisteney,
and the only way they can equal it
is to follow her example. The time
will come when women will be paid
as we'll as men. There is no reason
why she should not receive equal
wages for the same labor, and the
tendency is naturally and invitably
in her favor. Her enthusiasm is a
credit to herself and a stimulus
to the sterner sex May her success
increase"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-04-13
About Cats.

Cats are curious cattle. They
are selfish, they are graspiDg.
When the attributes were parcel
ed out among the animals, the Cal
got the gilt of %:uusic. She got il
by viOlins.
No one knows where cats came
from, but since the fashion of seal
Sacques came in vOnue everybody
knows where most of them go to.
But this is kept a profound secret
among the owners of sea! garments.
They set the seal of secrecy upon it.
Perhaps they are wise.
The cat has nine lives. Now, if
it takes nine tailoTs to make one
man, and nine lives to make one
cat, what does a catamount to 7
Correspondents sending au an.
sweF will please inclOse a three-cent
stamp, not for publication, but for
the use OF the o%fice.)
The cat is not subject TO tax. Ell.
forts have been made to insert q
clause in the dog law to include
cats, but thus far the cats have in-
serted their own claws. Not only
do they escape tax, but the taxider.
mist also. They do their own stuff
ing.
Many stories are told of ~seafaring
with line tails, which are often
red.
Ia Egypt cats are regarded as
sacred animals. To kill one is an
Offense punishable with death. The
cat remembers this, and to this day
takes a fence on the slightest prov
Ocation.
Formerly, when a cat died, all
the inmates of the house went into
mourning. Now the household go
Jut into the night AID erect boot
.acks to its memory. They don't
wait till morning.
The Egyptians worshipped a cat
headed deity, aud mariners, who
sling to old superstitions, still set
up cat heads in their ships. The
cat lived in a dark age;
the modern cat closed her existence
10 a sausage.
Catskins were q favOrite dress
in the middle ages,
whence arose the proverb that q
skinned cat is better than it looks.
The cats kin are now used exclu-
as q trimming for back
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-04-13

SIND in a list OF your valuable
lands to the PascagOula Real Estate
Agency. They arc wanted,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-04-13

1t is alleged that Gov. Lowry, of
Mississippi, has not only violated
the laws of the State by holding
and using free railroad passes, but
that be has violated the moral Law
of George Washington By denying
the fact Whittier are We floating,
anyhow i-Birmingham Herald.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-04-13

Il ls said that "HOnest John
Sherman has arranged with Bx-
President Hayes to 90 &c = dele
gate to Chicago aud present bis
name to the National Convention.
Sherman is determined to give as
mach notoriety 70 bis Foysge up
Salt RiYer as possible.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-04-13

In a number of the counties, Iuo
sales Of Government lands nav
been chiefly maze since the dale
the last assessment, but every "Puy
lilo land county1 viii show q beasy
INCREASE in realty values Ehen Wv
lands are next listed for taxallOu,
for It is not possible that loas
rates than those 50 recently sTT
cheerfully paid for them az
s. Land Once at Jackson, VII
accepted ; while on the other s-s-
the transfer OF these lsnds i.OT
Federal TO personal possession m
serve 10 advance The prices Ors
timber lands in the c0mmonNe5
no matter who the possessolS -"
be.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-04-13

and is gone. Sufragist and social
retormer, college dean aud learned
doctor Df the law sat silent, with
dowucast eyes, not daring to ex-
press the pity all feel for her. The
most pititul and pitiable spectacle
in America to-day 1 do protest is
this uuwomaned, unhinged female
Frankenstein, fashioned of fanatI-
cism OF whom no tbeOrist will claim
to be creator-Dr. Mary Walker.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-04-13

Nearly every man e suIr0ueo.s
BIZ three circles Of fnsnds-I.n.
Of the outer circle uishIng DO ~ =,
those in the netA circle Ni,hSs
help him; uhIle csse aptoo d. - -
are faw who wpuld die 2
God nity him who hes 20 menu'