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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
WEDNESDAY. =. JANUARY %. 1899
The Silver Question.

Mr.. W. J. Porter. whose letter on the
silyer question We publish this morning,
member Of the Farmers Assembly which
metin this city last week. Like CAHN PAT
TYSON, Esq. OF Buckihgbim county, he has
studied the subject which he undertakes to
discuss, and is always prepared to give rea'
son for The faith that IL In him.
The value Of the gold received at the minis
and assay offices during the fiscal year 1898
nncluding redeposits) was SsO.s9i, 458,
whereas the value OF the silver received and
redepo.ited was only sH, s22,s46. The cbss-
nels OF trade absorbed eighty millions Of
dollars worth Of gold without detrisent 10
any interest, and without being compelled
10 concede fail in price, whereas silver, OF
which only n liitle over forty nillisns OF
dollars worth was received al all the nints
and assay Offices, was far below par. why
this diAerencei The answer Is 70 be found
In the fact that gold il coined free Tor any
body who carries 10 to the mint You may
take your gold 70 the mint ana receive for
1t as navy dollars as 1t can be coised
into. Not 30 with silver. You must sell
II below the par OF gold. TWENTY-FIVE and
eight tenths grains OF gold ought 10 be
worth no more than 4l2t grains Of silver. the
one being the number 81 grsibs in gold
dollar and the other the number Of grains In
n silver dollar. But the Government dis.
eliminates against the peoples msnsy, aad
In favor OF the money Of the millionaire.
The dollar OF the fathers is kept a. discount
by the unwiss policy Of the Government OF
the country that produces the largest amount
Of SILVER produced by any country in the
world.
The population Of ibis country increases ut
the rate Of say a million and a half year.
The volume OF the currehcy OF the county
was In 1885, according 10 Senator STUART.
over forty dollars per capitS. Now. increase
the volume Of currency IN proportion to the
increase Of population, and you will provide
for absorbing all the silver produced in this
country without allowing for any to be used
In the arts. &c. Forty dollars each for a
million and half OF people would be sixty
millions for the whole number. But The
fact is that the channels Of trade would not
he called on to absorb hall that much silver,
seeing that 1t requires millions OF dollars
worth OF silver every year to supply the de-
mand for silver to be used in the arts.
There are many millions Of grccnbacks in
circulation which could be Supplanted by
silver certificates.
The experiment Of the free coinage Of sill
yer IL worth trying. II its results dlsap-
point the bimetaihsts, It will require but
few DAYS TO pass law abolishng the free
coinage Of silver, A. was done during the
war In the case OF the law making it crme
In sell eOl1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
A Novel Way 20 CIrcumvent Cold.
water Laws.

Said a commercial traveller to Bnfllo
Courier correspondent: There are many
evpedlents rssorted 10 in the prohibition
towps Ia the South By which any one 50 in
cliacd nay get a 'drap' OF tbs forbidden
beverage. A novel one j. that adopted by
40 old negro at L small station on the Illinois
Central railroad. A. soon a. the train stops
he boards smoker With tray bearing some
bottles sad few cups sua crying: 'Nicc
not coffee here. gentlemen. only i've cents.
II any ore signifies desire for coffee be
asks him: Does you take 30 coffee
win cream, sab, or clesh' II The
p,.seager wishes il with cream be
rours il, already mixed from one OF the
bottles and receives his nickel. II be says
he will take II clear the old dsrkY sounds
him WITH. 'Dii kind OBJ coffee, sab, cones 70
fifteen cents. Does You vim KIND, sab 2"
n the response is in the Affirmative be lour.
from another bottle q draugit OF good old
exsiaratiug cOn-iuice. 50 seldom IL II
thai any but the initiated Wish coffee With
ont cream In Il th.t the old fellow r,rely gets
into trouble on that score. All the CONNER
ci, Een are on 10 the trek, and they are
numerous and constitute quite a trade. As
be stands in With The railread.meu be does
not fear betrayal from that quarter, and SO
does quite tsrNins little business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
TI0ypSG\'S WONDERFUL
.Br0nina and Arsenic : Pring Water
THE POOL THAT CURED THE DIscOgERERs
SORE HANDS.
UYEQUALLgD By Any WATER OR MEDI-
CINkKNOWS.

Special attention g. directed 10 This SPARK
LING IABLE WATER AND PANAtEA fyr al
stomach. Bladder. saI kidney Troubles.
Dc acts immeiia.o.y Ia All cases Of persistent
Nausea. Oeaersl Debility. ana Diseases Of tho
Blood or Bowsla
It's being freely prsIcribsd ~ lsaiing physi-
claus 10 thls aud forsiss countres, aad perusal
Of the pernph,eg coa.aising analysis and un-
doubted certificates will satisfy tho most scspt-
cal Of is almost miraculous caroa lt is Al era
tive AMI tonic. AMI nervous dyspsplica will end
&c Invaluable.
Fever pstsnt- using THIS wonderful water csn
d'sreHse WITH tho uss Of lime WAlsr.
Woa.k tue profession II icy know Il any
epnnE Or well wafer that Suggests 50 many I'M
g0rtanl uses ia medicine.
LEWIS w. BURWELf,
ials-e0d General Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
Tho CollerA IIalf Session.

A contemporary ia treating Of higher edu-
cation In the United States Laws stress upon
The fact that the American colleges are alme't
entirely the product ota innste reverence for
education. "This reverence" continues our
contemporary, lis not cosksed 10 the edu.
Gated classes, for It has seen common sV-
perience In this country that self-made
mcn have either feusded outright great
educational institutions or have con.
trbuted largely to thsir endowment The
declaration in respect Of what sei.Dade msn
have done for higher educa'iea in this cous'
try il borus out by the observation OF all
who have studied the histerV OF our leading
educational institutions, and contains les
son that every mao should ponder who has
son old enough TO enter college. Every
dollar contributed 10 a college or university
by selfmade rsan Is q reprosch TO the
parent who eau afford 10 give his boy
liberal education ana fails TO do so. Mons
appreciate more fully than ssli-n,ds mes the
advantages OF COLLEGE training. That appro-
citation arises largely from reflection upon
what might have bseH-irlses from regret.
No mstler what husiRess-success the sell
made man may have attained. and no matter
what public honors he msy have won. he
feels that he might have been still more
successful and might have reached =
stll greater public height b'd be
been able TO build upon the solid foundation
OF college curriculum. Seii-msde men
proye their faith bv their works, and by cos>
tnbutions to educational institutions would
Law that foundation for the careers OF others,
I'm order that whenever pos.ible these careers
may be more symmetrical tnsn theirs saVe
been. Their unssltissue,s is the strongest
sort OF plea to fathers 10 do their duty BY their
cons, aud though that plea should always he
kept before the public It's conpstest to give
It e.pecial emphasis now. In most OF the Vir.
einia higher institutions OF learning the hall
session commences soon, and There Is
vet time 20 give your boy fair start for the
ensuing fun session. II the idea OF receiving
a college education Is d!stasteiul 10 him,
40 much the more reason why Won
he grows. until he reaches the age
OF regret. the greater will be his
dl.taste for the halls OF learning. and the
more thoroughly he Will become imbued
with the heresy--which. alas. IA all TOO popu-
lar smong The young that business success
aud liberal education are incompatible. Let
parents take this matter 10 heart, aud at any
reasoosb.e sacrifice see that their sons profit
by the sermon that seii.made men have writ
ten on the walls Of nearly every college In
the lsud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
The Greenback Lunatics.

Necessity il the mother OF invention. and
monometslism is the mother Of the green.
back lunsey. The monomo,sllists are work
ing against Themselves when they sustain
The men who refuse 10 allow silver to be
coined free. IS gold Ia coined. Aonometsl-
lsm Is TO blame fer the craze OF 1873 In be-
hall OF fst money. irredsemsbls greenbsck..
aud what net kononetslllsm Is responsisIe
for the present lew price Of wheat. Mono
metsllism 10 . hsresy which has been pre-
vented frsm doing harm sxly by the success
OF the bipctallists In rsinshtsr silver 10 .
part Of lie Just rights, and causing II 10 be
used fer some Of the parposes for which IL
Is the best fssncisl tool. In fighting the
blrnetailisfs the geld iussiics play into the
hnsds OF The srsssbaek lusstics.
But We shsii be M thea tts erecnbackers
are dead. Wac killed stsmi Certainty not
the mspomstsiiisis. But they have net been
Killed st all. They have only been stunned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
A Houns Of Grll sud Intelligence.

Captain Mark Percy, OF Cox's Head,
Ne, has q fsXhsuad OF great grit aud iu-
telligence. He got after a fox TIE other day
and chased him steadily for two days, being
frequently seen ADD heard duriag that time.
Finally tss fox. completely exhausted, fell 20
toe gTsuus, bst shes ed 6gst. The deg, nearly
~ tired AS the fsx. seemed 10 think that ne
had not enough strength LEFT to fight with.
and 30 he sat dswn ciese by the fox aud
watched him. Thus tsey were found by a
farmer who saw part Of the performance.
The tex wss 80 tired that the man easily
killed II with 4 club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Palace

Some Visitsrs who lately vest through the
Queen 81 Scots' spartrseRts al llsvrood
Palace we're shsUn by thu guide. who
seemed 10 ssVs spoken lItlls hsySna BIZ
CON nis,los, certain paSifgs Sud large
juttisr stess Ike q ttsp. and lhs following
curious sIairssest was tsen II. fail: A sssrt
tins nKs. when soHs repsirS wers ssins
made in The Queen Of ScstS' rOsU, stsse-
maSss struck lss iGtusg.sut stpne Sssvs
usAisned. which rang ssllsN. lie ksd I've
curiosity 10 turn It ~. and d'Ecovsrod the
TsRans Of 4 sxhv wrapped Ia cloth si gola,
asa marked -" New, it ~ well known
that Mary stuart gave bir!h 10 James |. Of
Englsns asa VI. 81 ScsiIsns IN toe adiOis-
ing rosm and tkat isneSnt-ly Hfier ths
birth tive child VA removed ssd srousht up
clsewhers. the Qusen sho wing small Interest
in her efsprink.
New. supPOIsg TIE real child. the real
James. IL the infant wrapped IN the cloth Of
gsld wing uastr taBt ktsnt, who VAS tie
other child who afterwards rsigsed at James
|. Of England sad VI. vi Scst and Did Ibis
qusstlsh ever occur TO the authorities? This
will best be answered by asking how they
are said 10 have treated the discover. They
teleEraphed al sncs 10 the high personsce in
LONDON whsss business 10 ists csntro holy-
rood Palace. NAN Sid he he sent back
word "te max, 40 fuss sbsut Il, but 20 re-
place the oaAy Ia cls,s Of geld marked "J.
under tkc stsse. ans presumably taers he
still lee. But The questions remain TO be IN.
swered: II that Is Nsrv Stusrt's uasv aad the
riehiiul heir. wto Is that DINER baby? snd
why, when the supposed original turned up
in cloth OF gold, was there no fuss 10 be
NADER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
Justice Iamarand ais Salary

Warrington correspondence NeU York start
Assocists.JgS'icr Lucius Qgintu' Cuitins
Lamar, ef the supreme Court has just
oour sI and paid So 900 Tor a lot 81 twfu. y
five feet frost on the SCUM File OF hasss-
chu.etts avenue between Fourtssnlb and
Fiftsestb streets. lie inteads bu.inS on D..
The locality ia Beautiful and ia.siou,NIe
one. The eloquent and Philosopher orator.
laVVsr. statesman. and iuri't can pass bic de-
chung dsYt here 10 ssEsr and hasplne".
Tbs purchase recalls an incident ~ several
yssrI ago. Judge Lamar hsd besn trsns-
plsstsd frsn the senate 10 ths Cabinet by
Prssiasst Cleveland. tie wanted 10 rent !
residence. Mrs Daslgreo, widow 81 no
late Adsiral DihlEren, sad Just complete
an elegant houte-ia taetEEf neighb0rl0oi,
By the uiy, where the Justice hss now
bsugAta lst-Uhich she wanted 70 let Soc
retary L.zsr called upon her, u.s. u'hered
INTO tie p1rior, and made know bis husi-
ness. Tss lady replied that 'hc house was
fer rent. tbs rentIl being $500 per annum.
TIE Secretary sat perfectly gnist. his eyes
bent upes The CARPET. apparently absorbed
m profound thought. This was kent mp ~
long that Mrs. Dahlgren finally inquired 4
be was ill.
"NO madam" replied the secretary, 81
was oply wondering what could do win
tho rest Of nv saarE."
Cabinet snicsrs get 5000 year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23

The silver certificates have Destroyed some
Of their arguments. They are still alive and
kicking, hswever. The chsirnan OF their Ma.
tIeusl Csnuittse has called q conference OF
the party leaders 10 be held 10 Washington
city on the 8th az Msrch-two days after hr.
HissrsoS's Inauguration. lie INDUCES In
the usual clsp-trsp and dsmsrssuery oil bis
party as TO the scarcity OF currency. We
quote:
"And right here In Washington is where
all msnev nscd By the American people "a
msae axe rts vsiume REQUESTED. Then, here
IL the place ssd The inauguration OF the In
coming Adnisrtrstlon the time. for the
American people 10 come tseeiser and raise
their veiess sfsinsttse rsbberies which Eng
lish Influence hiss hcretsfsre forced uH0n
then, and IN faver Of slnsacisl pslic7 which
viii, make every section prosper, restore ma
ternity and a spirit 81 true America nation
Atty smoss the wksle people. rebuild an
American merchant marine. reclaim cur,ud
lands, educate the Whole people, manufacture
our cotton at bose, make the price Of eur
cotton, bread. feed. aud provisions hero In
stead Of having them made ~ those who
wonid become bankrupt sud stsrve without
them: make this country the centre OF the
worls's exchanges instead OF Esgtno,
which produces netting, and finally mako
ell our people 60 prosperous and our free gov
eminent 80 strsng thst sristocracies and
nos.rchies would soon become things of
the pastsnd republics and free sacple rule
the world. Wise financial and patriotic
legislation could and would produce these
results within ten years"
Silver Is real money. 1t will stand the
test OF fire, and vsula stand the te,t OF coin
ace or transportation to other countries II it
were sot for cur laws discriminating against
H.. We car recollsct when 4l23 ersin' OF 1t
wsud buy moro thss % $40 grains si gold,
and when the United States subsidiary silver
coins had TO be sduIterated in order to keep
tben In this ceustry. The chairman OF the
Gresnhack Committes expects to mske the
world prosperous by flooding eur land with
fiat meney-lrrsdeemsbls notes which would
seen become cssp,rstively worthless. That
IL Bis idea OF sound financial policy.
Silver Is the weapon with which we must
antsgonizo these luaatic,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
Atan,er md the rsttsn.

MIR. X. II. Johnston relates a story which
stfikinE'y reveals one great secret ~ Mr..
Stsuley's success in dealing With the unciyi.
lized tribes OF Airi'a. On one occasion Dir.
stanley went 10 meet an isssrttnt sui rather
untris0dy chisi named Ntsntshu, ell az
island ia stanley psoi. This chief csne with
a great Tetinue, aud with his ancestral fetish.
This Was MISUNDERSTANDING thlns, Gadt Of
4 monkeys skull ard red clay, studded with
cowries ana hang With mi, bells. In II
Nsautshu ssltsvea the sprts oi his ances-
tors duslL aud he treated Il NHh yeneraisn,
aud from tiue 10 time poured wire
upon II ssd placed chsvsd food in rs
msula. The chief introduced the fetish
10 Mr.. Stsnley rather rsxioWiy. The ave-
rage white pan would probably have
lsufhes oil II and asked tss sslef Why he he
lisvsd IN such shswsiuss. but this great
explorer sost for a caup chair sud respsct-
fully placed tue fetish 10 il, 80 that
Nsanahu's anossbsrs nixst bs present at
the ccsisrssce; asd when luseb.tins came
and Ngsn,ssu pub feed into ns nsuih aud
pOurss Wise upon IL Dir. Stanley did the
same. Tbs rssuk Vas stst Ns,atshu signed
q treaty and secrrs fer ali timc Mr. Stan
iey's devoted friend. Perhaps by this time
the niuisRsr.es save tstxht him 20 forsake
his wretchet idelstry; but they would never
have had q osasoe 70 Do 80 had sst Mr..
Sssalsy frst trsats< his iaith with courtesy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23

The Chicago Journal saws that doubtless
the clesnliest and the best waV 10 moisien
the adhesive parts Of postise-stsmps or en-
velopes or to irrigste the point o. lead pen
ell IL to use wet sponge for the purpose,
instead Ct tbe mouth. And this ii says
speaking OF the assumption that per'ons
contract diseases by moisteniHg 'tamp' by
their lips. The Journal is mistaken. The
best way Is 10 moisten the envelope.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
MOT A pIMpLE ON HIN NOW.

BAD WITH ECzEMA-uhIR ALI t,oys
SCALP COVERED WITH EkuPIloN,,s,,oT,
THOUGHT His HAIR WOULD NsyhH
GROw-CUhED BIZ CUTlCcnh hh as, =
DIRs-HAIR SPLENDID AND NOT PIN
PLEoN HIN. ,.-.
Icannot say enough in praise OF IN. CUfIcURA
REnEpIEs Ny boy, wnsn one year OF age was
so bad with cessna that be lost al OF hls hs,r.
doctors said was scsld head, and that DIS balr
would never grow sssin. bespalrins Of euro
from physicians bsgas tho use efthe CCTicuRk
REHEDiEs, ADD, am happy TO say. vita ,ns mos,
ncrfsct snccsss his harris now spiensid, and
there is not a pimpls on him. recommend ms
CUrrCusA RExsDIss 20 mothers a. the most
speedy. economical. and sure cure Tor al SKIN
diseases OF Infants aud children, aud lsel that
every mother who has al anlctsl chilu viii
thank me for 80 doing
MRS. n. i. WOopsUN, Norway. No.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23

The Federal law provides that United
States senator's shall be elected on the sec
ond Tuesday after the meeting and orsani'
cation OF the Legislature.
Was the West Virginia Legislature organ
lied before Monday; No. But on Monday
the Democrats OF that body seemed to be
afraid that the Republicans might take snap
Judgment on them. We do not understand
how. Perhaps the telegraph will tell in
another coluEn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23

d" Tue weather III the iranscss plan territory
is very severe. The part OF Usunada Is en-
TREY frozen over. Whole herds Of cattle
have peri,s,d on the stepp-s and the inhsbi.
tants arc suffering great bard'hip'." Now
we know what has become OF the winter. 1t
Is Oh An Atihiic tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23

In pronOunclng a eulsgv upon Hon. e.
W. ROBERTSON, Of Louisiana, WHO died after
his election 10 the present Congress, Mr..
SPRINGER. Of Hines, said that a striking
and appropriate tribute TO his memory was
the election Of his son 10 take bis place. II
is seldom Indeed that the son thus succeeds
the father.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23

several Deaths Rocentiy-Ice Pros
ysPct.


rCorroslo1Ioncs ~ ths Richmond Dispqtchl
Sl,r>r0y. Va, January -, l~,y.
DR.. william Nlinil GA. for many years =
ststsut physician at the Western Lunatic
Asyiun, died al me late residence neAr Fish
erylllc. Au.uita county, last week and vas
buried al 1ubInS ~prinZ church on the
eyt1 Instant lie retired from the service
OF The asylum s-veial years since. aged and
inG-m, aud aace mas lived Ia retirement on
bis farm. where be died.
Mr. David Nav, oi this city, died on the
m0laiHg az the 2JR distant; aged about
fo.ty-c.eaf years. IN early life he prepared
hiwaeR l1r tsc lsC4l profession, but % late
year.. being no feeble ssatn, he was almost
wholly r.lfes. HeVas aFon OF the late Dr..
Heurv Nav. Who dicd Richmond suddenly
shout enc year ag0. lie wa brother OF
Mrs. James u. Uooley, Of Kchmons, and
Mrs. Dr. Atkinson aud Mrs. Msisr T. g..
Elder Aol A.. George Nay, 81 ilis city.
some years since Mr. Nay married Miss
E'oiss Bine,l, o. 81. Louis, No, who sur
yiyes him.
MIS-. Beard. vile % Mr.. David $. Beard.
who resla-s 81 Mint SDrsg, T-st Of 'hun-
ton. on TIE Valley railroad. died last week
alters brief ilisess from pneumonla.
Mr. James Gilkesou. aged uearly eighty
fIN years, NN' lN~lNNh hfhi NNoSief NF~s
of ihi, city, d.-d las' week asd ws' buFis ]
81 Hebron church on the l9-h Infant. lie
wa an oil anu honorcd citizen Of the coun-
~, IN which be Ts' born ard where mis- lie
va, spent 10 agricultural pursuits. lie
lsayestso children, Mr.. ". q. Gilkes0n and
Ms. Henry Hooker.
Colonel David Bell, an ased and esteemed
citizen Who rrsises rear FSheryils. an elder
brotltr 0i N,isr Henderson Vi. Bell, OF this
CITY. reported very low. and LIS recovery
i not expected
The ssow which fell in the Valley on The
goth Instant is generally about i've iuches
desp. The ,uu bad but little Elect on il
ye.erday. Two more such days will give
w. ice. Ouly srery Few bouse. were filled
durlng the short freeze before Chrl'tD,s.
Tac prospect for obtsiaInG a'upply 81 lee,
which hsd commenced 70 be doubtful, causes
a general el1ircssioa Of pleasure.
>lelghing Wa he order OF the day yester-
diy and will continue IS long IS the snow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23

Business. By JANIS PLA1r F. s. s, an.
thor OF "Nsrahty." "Hsp.y" Life,
&c, g.. Authorized American EAiilon
from the seventy ara English kdIues.
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For sale by WEyr, JOHNSTON & Co.
From usstrs. j. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
We nave received LiPpncotS for February.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23

"The complaint AGAINST Nassar Hospital
for having thirteen doctors and eight pstients
i not we'll taken" How many patients did
the thirteen doctors have when tney started
in and wbero-2 Well, we reckon we
would better not fhish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23

GEORGE ". Guilds thinks CLEVELAND
was beaten by want OF TACT" We are not
So certain that attack didn't have something
TO do vita il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
rrvrp snRE EIGHT YEARS CUREp.

7 must extend 10 you the thanks OF ons OF
my customers. who has beon cured, oy using me
CUTIcURA RsagDITs. OF an Old sore caused by
long spell OF sickness or fever eigh1 yeaIs ago.
lie was 80 bad BIO was fearful he would naye 70
hsve his leg amputated. but is happy 70 say ne
"a now entirely wsll-ssund as dollar. he re-
quests mo TO use his NAIVE, which - Al. H. tasou.
q merchant Of this oisce. JOHN V. MINOR
Druggist GainsbO Tenn.