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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-04
TIE MARkE rs.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan.
Quotations on the board of trade to-day were
follows: wheat-No February opened 81 90
closed -; May, opened 81 o37s closed 81 O5li
"a; July, opened 95c closed 96c Corn-No =
February, opened 3iIlc, ciosei 3S; March,
opened 34;Sc. closed 34a4 &c; May. opened ,sjs.c
-, closed 3514c; May opened est4c, closed
CSC. Pork February, opened Sl27714. closed
sl2.72le; May, opened SIS To- closed $500 Lard
February, opened s. 81, closed s. sagh
Prices at the Union stock yards: Hngs-Mar
keI opened moderately active with light grades
steady and heavy and mixed lots &c lower;
light grades S. C065@5: rough pacSine S4q51s
5.o5; mixed lots, 81 95d5. ~; heavy packing aud
shipping lots, SiO-GGha5 Iattle-Steady;
beevrs Inferior TO choice, 81 900 9H5: cows,
81. 40d2.9o; stockers and feeders. s. OO6t3 ~
Sheep-Steady; muttons, 81 OOdp4 50. lambs.
81 oo1l IS; Texsus, S2o0433D: western corn.
fed, S393g4G1
Produce: Butter-Fancy Elgin creamery, esq
Bic per lb: fancy dairy; ITa packing stock
l5t0 loo Eggs-Strictly fresh laid. isaac; ice
house stock, l5dGl6c Dressed pouItry-Chick,
ems, 109c per Ito; turkeys. I94l I1tsc; ducks. ga
Zoe; geese, S. 5oG67 40 per dor potatoes-Choc,,
Burbanks, a0a3ec per bu; Beanty Of lie ron, 3O,,
Fairly Rose, I5tGe'c; sweet potatoes, 81 75@20i
per hbi Arpies-Choice Michigan. sIe59I IS
per bbI Cranherri'.s s. 0,GJ7 ~ per Ild
New York
NEW YORK. Jan. 3.
Wheat-Iuegiiar; No re1 state 81 0s: No.
2 do, 81 oi34, 30 rel winter January. Si.oo; do
February, 81 0Il3; do March. 81 OaA Coru-
Quiet; No. mi~rd cash, 4Sc: do January. 46c; do
February, 467sc. Oats Steady; No / white state,
3gc No. do 3I4c; No. mixed January 31s1c;
do February, 32ls,;. Rye-Dull. Bailey-Nomi
nal. Pork-Dull; mess, Slt25I145O Lard
Quiet; January. s. -65; February. S987
Live stock Ca.tla-No business: dressed
beef, very duh. native sides. Ga So per 10; Texas
and Colorado do. SOC. Sheep and lambs
Quiet sheep 81 5AQ52j per lao lbs; lambs.
So 0097.75. Hogs Nominally frIner S. s00
$40.
oats-New 250ss
Hsy-Upland prairie. S4656s
Hay-Timotny $T6lS %.
Hay-Wild, S5:00QS6 D..
Rye-50c.
Corn-2262o
Corn-New, 256130c.
Potaloes-250l35c.
Turnips-15c.
Cosl-Soft lilo !: hard %. on,
Cord Wood-Oak, $4.25; Hickory, S..
Straw-S 500: baled Sc 90.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-04

promptu speeches, all complimentary to the
ex-senator for his able and effective service
in the campaign Elk Senator Plat also
made a speech.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-04
Not Enourh MONEY for Them

WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. 4-Pustotiice In
spectors T. w. Butler of Massachusetts;
Patrick Fahey. of New Hampshire, and Ed
ward C. Swat, of Maine, have been dis
missed because of reduced appropriations
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-04

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4-Hon. Thomas c.
Platt was entertained by a select number of
friends at The Aldine last night. Mr. Coch.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-04
Governor Thayer Inausurated.

LINCOLN. Neb.. Jan 4-Yesterday at 2
o'clock Governor Thayer was inaugurated
governor of Nebraska to serve his second
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-04

A counter irritant-the customer who
overhauls but never buys.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-04
Expect to Settle the 20" Strike.

A license has been granted in London to
run electric omnibus"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-04
Blaine Will Cau on Harrison.

ford who accompanied bar husba I'd, left for
Florida late last night
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-04
To Wed the Prince of wales Daughter

LONDON, Jan. "A paragraph in The
| London World about the projected marriage
of the prince of Wales daughter TO a Scotch
nobleman is thought to refer to the earl of
Fife, who formerly held an ornamental post
under Gladstone, but is now an anti Glad
stonian Nothing appears to he known of
the matter except that the earl of Fife IN
| 6oubtedIy is on very friendly terms with the
ROYAL family.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-04

Silence 10 never more golden than when
the silent partner has Doodle.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-04

ST PETERSBURG, Jan. MANY persons
have been killed and a large numhsr of
buildings destroyed by an earthquak. in
Russian Turkestau, extending from kho-
lend to kastakos
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-04
,TAIE LAWN AkiNG BEGUN.

STATE LAWN AkiNi BEGUN.
Inaagurations of Governors Luce, Thayer
and Hoard-H.ocal Option.
LANSING, Mich, Jan. 4.-Governor Luce
was inauptrated at o'clock Yesterday If
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
4 cA.nININrnn-srArrco Mnnncn

\ Ct~E ~ INTEK->TNTE COMMERCE l..
The last decision of the Interstate
Commerce Commission is in the case Of
a complaint by the New York Produce
Exchange, against railroads hauling
goods 50 New York from Western points
on a contract deal with ocean steamer
lines for lower rates than they give to
New York.
The discrimination and cutting thus
made were in the inland and not the
ocean rates. The ocean carriers fixed
their own charges. The inland we're
always subservieut to the ocean rates.
The commission emphatically sits
down on the deal. -
Ii declares that the rates from a
Western point Of shipment must be the
same in proportion to New York as they
are to foreign port.
TIE shipper tothe seaboard must have
the same advantages as the shipper to a
foreign port.
This does not prohibit through billing.
1t does not prevent low through rates.
Ii simply forbids unjust discrimination.
The rule is that through rates must 10
the established inland plus the ocean
rates.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
VIRGINIA NEWS.
Culcd and Condensed From state l.,
changes.

fNtul'-s
Covinrt0n experienced jail delivery
lass Friday night. when three negroes
ESCAPED. II seems that Mr.. Brown, the
iailcr. had occasion 10 enter the Jail
and going 10 the entrance commanded
the prisoners. who were taking their
usual round in the hall. to enter their
cells. which they did. MIR. Brown then
stepped to turn the crank which closes
all the cells 40 once, and as he turned
away for this purpose, the three priso-
ners came out az tbc cells through the
grated door a the hall which had
been leftOpun and arranged themselves
along the walls -O as o. Dee invisible
from the entrance door. Mr.. Brown
closed the cells. laid his pistol away
aud satisfied himself the men were
in their cells. He then proceeded
/ o. unlock the jail 40 sooner had
F he unlocked ihc inner door than the
prisoners made a dash for liberty. and
I knocking the light out. one of them
was grabbed by Mr. Brown. but ia the
tusslc hc was thrown violently 90 the
floor and rendered almost unconscious.
Every outside door in the iailer resi-
derce was locked bat the escaping
prisoners jumped through the plate
glass in AN outside window and made
good OBJ air escape. Pursuit was given.
but without capture. SIR. Brown H.
making strenuous efforts to capture
them. and offers reward Of $40 each
fJrihem.
Lynrhourg luYuim 25.h: "Yester-
day afternoon, about 4 % clock. % horse
belonging 10 % gentleman from Frank
iin county was feeding 0ul of wagon
at Booker 's warehouse. when it became
entangled ln chain attached 10 the
wagon. The hook of the chain caught
DO the horses throat during its strug-
giles To free itself and entirely severed
one Of the iugular arteries. and also
the wlnd-plne The animal blci pre-
lusely. and had it NOT been for che nm
mediate and sfillu services by Dr.
Bessant. veterinary surgeon. would
have died in a few minutes. IL is now
hou1ht that 10 may recover.
The Norfolk LGadm0rk states that
the wreck Of thc famous Confederate
ronclad Mefrmoc in The fight OF
A.tN.aH'i N'AN||N'N| ANI| NNi'"N 10 1870
ground 100 Che harbor. and the anglers
IS Boo go there rarely lail on the proper
tide to capture iiuC rock. trout spot and
hO2 fish.
a called meeting of the Danyille
City Council wa- held Tuesday 20 hear
% pet.tiOu from the Dinvlle and East
Tennessee Railroad Company to order
ar election for "a corporate subscription
no $50 600 Orb that road. a committee
wa, appointed 90 consider the matter. 9
DE- Davis Downcy, Of Culpeper
county. has disappeared and 30 D..
feared he has committed suicide. SIR.
D1vney was very much depressed by
tne loss 0i his crops by the floods.
Dr. g. Smith. i33 cas-. Broad street.
will leave the city on Tuesday. the 30lh.
to attend ihe State Dental Association.
Will b- absent from bis office until
Tuesday. the 18Th Of August,
SIR Geor.oT Wallace. one q Tee
most prominent citizens 0l Norfolk
county. died af hi- residence 900 Glencoe
Friday, aged scyeuty-ninc years.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

Francis Bacon stands az hi. side. not
ten feet distant The head and counts.
nance of Newton is. think. the most
beautiful in the world. Other heads
may disapp0int or shock but his il Der.
feet. To is small but beautifully
moulded. his features delicate as a
woman 5. but The ...' is informed with
energy. tho whole a fitting home for tho
highest human intellect. I'm the beau.
tilul chapel of King College Cromwell
STABBED bis horses What q wonderfully
grcaf man he was to make ms forgive
an his brutality.
We lunched 40 pelofhouse. which
dates back to 1854. and Is the oldest
Foundation in England. except Merton
College. oxford. Gray was "a student
here. and here ho lived for nearly
thirty years peaceful life.
The libraries of Cambridge have some
of the most valuable manuscripts boo
the world That which / saw Which
interested me most WAS the manuscript
If Henry E.m0ul Close by DO was
magnificent Prayer Book as large as "a
Church Bible. 10 was most wonder
fully Illuminated. ] asked the libra
rian how oll d. was. Something over
a thousand years. Doe said. This r.
minds me of iho reply made
bv ono ,l ine gardeners tO some
one who asked him how che turf
was kept 500 thick and beautiful DE-
said. ~Oh. sir. we sow the seed and
look after 20. and then iet &c Dee for two
.. fI...... I.rI.Ir.I vnqr. SO nnn s.r
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

IT has generally been conceded that
a bride had the privilege Of keeping
everybody waiting. At any rate 1t is
e..lr CO t."i" cad "a DIiual TOUR mat will
make them come to time. And it Is
even thought that they name the hour
long enough before the train time just
for the pleasure of creating the wait. 81
as they call it on the stage. In contrast
to this. they always demand punctuality
on the part Of the groom. and the Gus
tom was emphasized this week by three
cases IN which the brides skipped with
other lovers because they would not
stand laggard groom.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

BEFORE the convention it were we'll to
find out whether there is any crooked
ness in any dark corner of the public
affairs Of Richmond city. II cannot bC
denied that city fathers have sometime.
failed to be angels, and that as "trus
tees and servants their faithfulness
has been occasionally doubted.
But the point is to demand on the
part Of the people that there shall b,
no symptoms Of corruption, and city
fathers shodld always like to be called
before the bar Of public opinion and
have the chance to make their calling
aud election sure.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

TnE Norfolk I.rQmim says, with a
clear understanding Of the demands of
the occasion, that though the Norfolk
delegates present divided between
two Of the candidates, il does not SIX
Nifty that they are bound to their pres
ent preferences and not open to fair
discussion on the merits and cspabili-
ties Of any other candidate when the
Convention meets and all the delegates
have conference and preliminary
talk beforehand.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

4 RIBALD scribe desires to know the
signiiica1ce of such phenomenal facts
as President Harrison's game of pool at
Deer Park on the same day he appointed
Major Elan 10 a fat office. That CO.
nundrum passes along TO the END
man, - who may be able TO answer it.
Newspaper mon do not play pool, nor
are they able to fathom the motives Tor
appointments to oaice, except in such
cases as that Of surplus Ripper Tan
ugT.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

THERE is one thing 10 DO said in be.
half Of AN injured public, viz: The
person who tells Of the fish he caught
should serve some Of them in a summer
breakfast TO the listener, aud furnish
the liquid too-not the liquid the fish
were caught in, but the-~that il. the
coffee aud tea.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

The great masses of the American
cousins viii offer good natured
ccngratulation TO Queen Victoria
on the marriage Of her grand
daughter yesterday, especially as
the Commons are discussing the wis
dom and policy Of increasing the royal
grants, after Her Majesty has managed,
out OF her little savings. to accumulate
the small amount Of $4,000, 200. that
may serve for time to keep the wolf
from the door.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

Miss MARY ANDEAsoN ana her family
are entitled 10 a good deal less pos.jn
an a little of the truth.
As Tar as there Is any Ielia' he report
'he Is IN strict retirement. and has snf-
Il red IN bodily health and a hltle in
mind, both of which ailments ave rea-
&c nabiy hoped to be very temporary.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

ONE Of the items Of the silly season
is that Lord Tennyson is writing a
poem on the coming royal marriage in
pursuance of his contrac. as Poet Iau-
Teate TO produce all the necessary
poetry for such occasions.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
NlNGlNIA HEArH

I''II''IINl'n'' u N lIH'FI

Other inNr'nrit--
Correspondence OFF tine rne,f
Nmef>f, RrAru n, Tfr Oh. Tn,
ci.vnf. I.If. has I.0o, fairI,. ,,nre-.rf,..I
tl,.. ....o,, .f.th. l-i~.i,,,, r...L .,..l
.o ,.ll d., ..,,a Of tta' pi.,,,o,..l,,
4 like ts natural attractions fhqt the,
have lou.l. lot. ara .r.vt ....or f,.,
F ,.iil r.,f,..r..ioov qb.t,.,..
r., pr.fi.l,., lavs .airo..,. c.,,fr,.t..
F for an ELEGANT seaside yilia.
Winnie ID. favored ocean resort f
f visited BIS tine cite and f1eLi0u of M.
S,ufi durira .ummer. there lis none oi
fhai loud. gaf8ygI.ul9rr Won p,etaffh.
Northern vaterin. places. Tine hotels
are of the most graceful sfmrli,ifg. free
from restraint aud devoid of all chat
conventional f0rmalitv. whose display
i- more studied than comfort. The
+ bathing suit. tM- season are mo.tl. off
the regulation blue flannel or outing
cloth and thr extreme Is In the trim-
ming. Occasionally yDu viii see rcd
binding. bat rarely here. Auaiemlet
-tvl0s. head gear as various as .a.tc.
but mo-toi the Indies wear turban, of
Cine bmlina style OF material. ~ ia
lfriYfe
s. young lady told your c1rre-pon-
dent iiat abe reason why tho bathing
suits are -o plain This year bt comunn
consent. De- ihat the fair sex are lired OF
being rIdiculcd. and that the papers
were t0 blame for 400 az DO. Well. Dr.
this D.. SOD. tl,e papers have won modest
conquest. 800 power to.them.
one ol lhe New York Herlds sqF
ha. been taking iu'' the beach. and i'm
last SUNDAY p He0i -adrizcd lhinr.
generally. and Was particularly v.n-
om0us. as he had gotten down 10
talking about snakes. t0 which we at-
tribute bus MALIGNANT condition a. he
Kuieht of Che quill was initiated irto
the power OF virginia ulsn. by rur
Buffet Ganymede. jimmy Carroll. Tine
Norfolk press. for lhe complimentary
notice he gave of that "lme-honsrei
city's sanitary condition. is WASTING
ammunition upon him. ana arepnfing
the New York Hcr1d considerably. H.
dom think the game was worth the
candle.
The hops here are generally 0nareJ
by the ms.nile-. whodance un,il about
lOo'cl0rk. when the bellies and beaux
commence and enjoy the liebt fantastic
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

VIRGINIA ARSENIC. BRONIS AND
LilHn WATER Compare analysis and
you will see that our water is nearly
three times the strength OF any other
arseuic wafer and contains AO Ogg1nic
matter For sale by all druggists, aud
by J.. L. Routt. sole agent, Second and
Nam strt els. Send for circular.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

TRUE DEMOCRACY WANTED Foraker
could bee beaten this year and badly
beaten, but not by such q man as Camp
bell. who is himself ana assistant Re-
publican and q faithful believer in tie
fetish of protection. He believes that a
tariff raises wages. lie thinks high
taxes have made ms rich and great.
All the starvation and misery and
riot and bloodshed which have
marked the history of protected
industries he charges 10 something
else. And 10 is such a man that the
Ohio Democrats propose TO pic against
the vOclierOus thlrG-term fife-alarm.
His nomination will be "a bachdown
aud his canvass an apology. be will
dodge and deprecate the issues raised
by his own party. aud If Foraker
doesn't whip him out Of his boots az
the polls it will be because the people
OF Ohio have gone further ahead of
their parties than now appears
Ctc tgO Aeirs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

WE devoutly wish that the Shah of
Persia and the Rajah of Singapore,
who are the champion Washers OF
Europe this season, could just make a
dying transit, as it were, and hll the
admiring gaze Of the American girl
with dream of splendor that might
possibly eclipse the present American
swell with a striped cap and a streaked
sash. II the dudes Will wear a sash,
let them also wear knee breeches. But,
no. The slim leg shrinkelh to a
courage in proportion to its a,tenuated
sizs, while the gosling waist is fts-
TONED with silk.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

THERE il no reason why King Klla-
kaua should have his royal feelings
hurt by the jokes on his inn ecuuiosity.
IL ais kingdom does not pay let him 10
with the circus al 500 week.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

THAT railroad accident in fog is
rather thin. though the fog is reported
as thick. 1t should not be lawful for
railroads TO initiate the stories of ocean
steamers ABOUT fogs. The next thin.
will be- railroad iceberg.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

GRAPHICALLY DESCRIBED By Mr..
THOMAS NELSON PAGE.
Against ;. n1miisr--tifikiug Scene
30 the common Historic Build
ing--Brifi-h Statesmen.

Especial Corro.po dence OF the Tmcs.l
LONDON. July l3.-One .of the most
interesting places in England 20 Ameri-
cans is the House of Commons. and
whenever 1.-THE House is IN session YOU
ARE sure to find uu nber ~ American,
IN the crowd which throug the lobby
with hope and disappointment aitern1t-
ing in their faces as ihcy watch the
mvstei lou, c0ustableg guarded portal.
through which their cards have been
DISPATCHED. Once visitors were free fO
roam through the great balls of William
Rufus aud of Steven and tine long corr
udors which lead through the Parlia-
mcut building. Now. alas, the dyua-
mitard has put an end 90 this soodly
liberty. and grim guardians of tie iaW
watch every door The great bali o.
William Rufus. with JOS beautiful
proportions and magnificent root.
AMI with ITS wonderful associations. is
now shut tO visitors. and nO one d. now
allowed % enter it'cNcept with MEM
Der of Parliament. Once all who wish
ei might enter. and GOA the spot where
the Red Norman erected Dds banqseting
ball 90 dO despite iO lla religious asa0-
CITATION, oi the great w estmnsief re-
hecb on lhe SCENES it nan Wi'.''7e do
Here had r'feied ihe heice naIon7
VINO hi. biflnfu Au- iaHN 7', Instance
among lhein- Dut N'' 'n ..lie Oeei "s
sun ui'.'" 'v lhi' race " i''-" ''''s ""'
+. CONG ueftd' mere iu que course luty
hdI lhenl serves -tood "u. against UT,
power which had created them aud
naH asserted tne rights ",'cn 'ney n .ai1
/ once nen.en' mere nae take" Flice '",
/ lii"i OF Dharle5 "ieh lNe -p"' "'
/ idoeity cih' In me aI"ioI "i Ne'o'"
uon, ma" presided ana l'i ,''i"'Uv ''
a7 tine rice oi tyranny no, ou'f "'5
taken place second trial Jess m0meu-
.'ua una" lhis' Du- naiui1 ie''
i.''I e''iI- '"' .iA'. 'i' e"
il"7.'H5-. i"' pr, "' 'l iD'ui". i"'
'iiioeH lHa great ii'ii' "." al, d."
ng 1'e .'7e ni"5 "'t'iDi, '.,c
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woli for the Irish cause. Inc i''S",''
W. 49, 100 enouoh. but he was not
whilst the Euglishman was eA'e''','l
800. ','''t 'a 80 ice Only once did the hre
,r;,,in oleam forth. An lrish mem
Ior e,roged AZ the Speaker : ruling'
cr,ed - SHAME Peel turned ON nim
fcrociously. 1t Is sh1lh'i"' e, =.
preston 10 use IN TINS HOUSE,
O'Brien was compelled TO take ms
seal. but Tim Healey and SETON one
after another. rose and took up tli'
matter. each being answered Dv hai-
four. Then quiet. rather seedy iooh
inc headed man. dressed DO liSn'
brown suit. apparently not very n'"
who had been sitting quietly near ln0
gaugway ON the Irish side slowly ROSIE
and again the hot Irishmen burst INTO
wild cheers. 10 was
pARNELL. TIE LEADER.
Parnc,l. the real ruler of Ireland.
lie simply put question. but 10 WIS
one " Inch carried the tone of corr
mand He hoped. he said. thai ine
government would set am early day TOT
the full discussion OF this matter.
once asked n lady who knew him veil.
how Parnell. ho wa, not fine speak
en-. could d. such "a mower. Not ine
speaker exclaimed my irond- "lie
is one of the greatest speakers ever
heard he has the most wonderful
voice iu the world. DC viii illauy build.
ing | WAS surprised. but ] found
tina. this vas measur1bly tfuo. lli-
voice is clear and meiodiou-.and easily
tioaai l',.
After the House adionrrei pamoU
fwhose name. by the way. is pro.
nonnced Ptrnlal came ont. and TURNING
To the rieht descended Che steps and
passed ieisuroiy down thruugh the
great Hall of Rufus. apparently in deep
meditation. Certainly he is most
singular creature. this Protestant. rIi .r
of Catholic ireland. IBIS chief opp
ponnt. Balfour is. inmy Judgment. the
most remarkable man iu fhH House OF
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moss in fHH follow ing statement Ny disease
was consumption wIih frequent hemof-
rNHs.s Irum fNe lungs. and Hll other ul,
trl,,ius symptoms ol this awful disease.
4 positively assert That hY tUe use Ui NuAr
"A tsH table .snllndlnU' have been ie,'Nici
l1 Ttr.e.i health. AND ANA nov ATTENDING
I0 uly business as though I had never been
Ini cited With consumption.
have fecommenitd no DAB Others similarly
DniIrf .uui ! au happy fn >iAif. with 'i'l-
liar r.-Hi's ~ Iu mN own case
Very sincerely anI srlltlH lit 40 ulrl
JAMES ". MEM, hltinu.u ga,