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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-25
Highly Successful!
Sufferers and Patients Regain Per-
feet Health.

Since the establishment Of the Medical and
Su gical Institute OF Drs. Anderson aud Rose. in
Ryan blDcs, hundreds If the sufferers from
chronic diseases, ana inva'ids OF the ,rctics ana
vicinity Lave called at the institute. and have
found that unde- the ekillful treatment pre-
scribed, they have been restored to p RECT
health.
Dozens and dozens Of testimonials might be
printed, but you can te convinced bv calling in
person at the Institute, where you will ind that
CONSIST Is FREE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-25
NISIERIESl
The Nervous System The eeai
q eMo and Mind. Recent
Wonderful Discoveries.

No mystery hes evee compared With that n
NQmon llfa. 10 has been tho Drndiug .ubject
u peUeeastu0al re~earrh aud study In all agc>.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-25

E. PARMENTER.
ATTORNEY AT LAw-Once in Mitchell 4
n Lynoe's new block
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-25

H. c. CONNRLLY. b. d. CoSNeLLt.
CONNOLLY & CONNOLLY.
a TTOqNEYS AT LAW-R,ck Island, Ill.
n Office second floor. over Mitchell g Lyn les
bank. Mont y loaned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-25

JACKSON g. HURST.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW-Ohice ~ Rock Ielan<
n Natioua. Bank building, Rock Island. Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-25
CUMMINGS MAKES AN ISSUE.

he DENIES . statement Of the New Yorh
Wosld-sharp Exchanges.
Cummings said that rs Democratic
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-25

m swrrHrY CT wALKIR.
SWEENEY & WALKER.
ATTOPNEYS AND C('UNSELLORS AT Law
n once in Zen eton's block. Rock leland. Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-25

ally knO y n
that the seat
os life y lo.,-
S:S:!ssSs's: - s sss:
NJ NJ the base
of tlsc brain.
aud - Gp<t.
tive u this
Hprtk Nm OF tbs
u,cvNoo> sys-
TEN that even
che prick of.4
nc'edie " III
Cau>c instant
death.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-03-29
Public Opinion.

The Sabbath day is a day that is
set apart for rest from the labors Of
the six preceding ones. Custom, OIL
rather public opinion, has decrccd
that on Sunday the proper thing to
do is to worship God.
There are two classes Of men who
violate the Sabbath, and for different
purposes. One class think it is
smart" TO do something out Of the
ordinary, and who set themselves up
as superior to the common herd,
when the truth is, in the majority of
cases they are sapheaded and insipid.
The other class is composed Of men
who have little or no religion, of
strong intellectual powers, and who
are really in earnest when they seek
some amusement outside Of the
worship Of God.
This latter class of men never
succeed. They ascend to no noun
tain tops to'look down, but look up
to the hate and scorn of those above.
The greatest factor III society is
public opinion. It has made aud
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The English House Of Lords.

There is Il a4oyement on foot III
England for the aboiishhient of the
House Of Lords. The House Of
Lords in the make up of the Eng
fish form of government is very
much like our Senate. Both are
supposed to represent the wisdom
and intelligence Of the people In
the English form Of government there
are three elements, monarchy, arts
tocracy and democracy, the House Of
Lords being the aristocratic element.
In so far as the wisdom of the
English people is represented in the
House Of Lords, we are inclined. to
think that it is a mere supposition
and not a fact. They acquire tlleir
seats BY heredity and arc the. most
senile and incapable Of men. We
see there men, who should be i'll the
prime oflife, vigorous, mentally and
physically, who show the effect Of a
voluptuous AMI dissipated life in
their expressioIless faces, and inact-
i've slovenly bearing. Middle aged
men lettering under the effects Of
misspent life, aud whose lives are
.soured and tastes bluntcd by riotous
living, Such men Of ability as Ros-
cherry, Salisbury, Churchill and a
few others show the glaring truth Of
this assertion.
II is true that this may be the
result Of accident, and that soon new
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Great Democracy.

i
That was very interesting meet
ing held by the Democratic Club last
Saturday night.
The object Of the meeting was to
determine the ACCESSIBILITY Of holding
q convention to nominate Demo
cratic ticket for municipal officers
After a spontaneous combustion Of
natural cloqucncc by several present
it was determined not to hold the
convention. Some Of the men who
argued against convention profess
ed themselves as honest Democrats,
and as such advanced the most ar
rant nonsense in support Of their po-
sition. They argued that for a
large city it was well and good to
keep up party organization, but in
a small town it was not the proper
thing for the party to do. In other
words that mans Democracy
should be refcrablc to the size of his
city or town, or that what was sauce
for the goose was not sauce for the
gander. Great logic thai. Il would
make old Aristotle turn in his grave
werc lie to hear it. Another argu-
ment, advanced by alr. J: G. May
nor, to the effect that next fall the
Democratic party would have a
great Congressional fight on their
hands, and it bchoovcd Democrats
not to make fight over such small
matter as the Mayorality and Coun-
cilmen Another startling theory
Of the science Of politics. To state
the matter plainly, the effect of this
argument is that party organization
is detrimental to the success Of that
party Whoever heard Of such an
erroneous statement. 1t is really
langhablc.
1t was further argued by the l4en
who protested to be Democrats that
it bahooved the people Of this little
monatain city TO live together. in
peace AMI brotherly love. A At name
for the father Of this argn-
meat would be the great apostle
of brotherly love. The iloa
of brothcrly love is very beautiful
theory, but it is one that rarely, if.
ever, suggests itself in politics. Tle
fallacy and the utter folly of the ar
gumrnt lies in the fact that an hou-
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THE PRESS.

NEW York Sun: Col. Brccken-
ridge maintained the relations OF
marriage to Miss Pollard, and ii he
hal made them opan and legal in
stead of keeping them secret and
illicit, after he was free to contract
marriage, be would have atoned for
his misdoinS in the only way posi-
bic for him. One of his counsel has
said that no man can be expected to
marry an unchasto woman; but
neither can any man escape just rep
rotation ii he maintains meretriclous
intimacy; and if he be a married man
already, his course is both morally
Hagitious and legally culpablc.
Neither docs it make any differ
ence, SO for as concerns. his great Of
Tense, whether Miss Pollard was a
pure or an impure woman at the
time he established his dcpravol re-
lations with her. In either case he
was guilty Of infdelity, which he
could pursue only by deceiving his
wife and by keeping up false pre-
lenses of moral integrity and relig-
ious obligation. He betrayed his
wiio's confidence and he practiccd
hypocrisy before the public, by con-
tinninS his lectures and speeches and
his religious addresses, posing as a
man Of principle worthy to instruct
people in ethics and religion. IL
was an unclean and arrant humbug,
and now he confcsses it.
If, then, he has friends in Licking
ton who are prepared to receive him
with distinguished honor, and if it be.
true that the relations of these indis-
putable facts viii not prevent his re.
nomination to congress, the moral
tone and standard of that part Of
Kentucky must be hopelessly low. If
the confessed offences of Col. Brock
ehridye against public decency, hon
or, truth and integrity, do not con-
stitute reason for excluding him
from all further social orpolitical toll
Grafton, there is no turpitude into
which a lpan can descend that for
feits for him his title TO public res
poet and adulation.
+ The question OF tho character Of
tho man is already and completely.
determined by his own confession. IF.
then, his nois;ilbors and constituents
assemble to do him conspicuous hon
or on hissrcturn to Lexington, they
will thereby make known to all the
people their sympathy with his do
prayity. They will practically an
nounce that in their view moral base
hess deserves, honorable Distinction
and not indignant condemnation.
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Neal Dow.

g.. -ieFhe celebration, in all parts Of the
-. woiiS, Of the Goth anniversary Of the
~, birth Of General Neal Dow is very
x remarkable. Possibly as tribute to
~. 49,. a most worthy man, and not as a
-; ! tribute to the cause for which lie SO
long labored this manifestation of
the feelings OF the people Of all nat
ionaiities may be accounted for.
Certainly to .llonor his memory for
:. the great causo'to which he devoted
- his life would be to honor the most
.4...: abiect OF failures:
So He il the author of the Maine law
s. for the selling Of Intoxicating drinks
un.lerrsevero penalties. This law has
proved a failure and Maine is to-day
L "a standing monament to the utter
futility Of 'wipins oat the liquor trat
fc by State legislation. The very
nature of 'thingS makes this inlpossi-.
~ rs, b1y..s.It svoa't ba ab6at as logical a
.e.iia. process .ss to legislste. about articles
s'..essof food for the people to cato pre-
3, ,'.. scribe certain articles, and prohibit
othefs, What.was placed, OH earth
u was placed fo,r mans enjoyment.
4 People have. different, tastes, Some
49, .1ikeswhislsey ana foshers like water
best AID tI,si mere fseIFa that they
as,,s satiaM;thais tastesasthes desire atl,l.
as their reason iilt dictates, 4proess that
BY doing SO they are not committing
II wrong pei 81, It il the effect Of
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intemperance.4hat -hsassslva gged many

intemperance sbst-heess@vagged many
a |2yshean'sgscd lsM down tosssr,
ae@ Of tR dogs hat8alk the s9set.
1t is tie effect of eating too much Of
a particular. article -z-f- {ood---tltat,
brings on dyspepsia aud ;otheFihs q
the body. It is the effect Of intem.
perate intellectual work that creates
ncrvoi,sheis and If%s impaired the
brightest of intellect, and so it is s,:,o,ha.
down tie CATEGORY. q cause ahd'effcct.
But that is somewhat foreign to
the subject, II, is. sgciarc!x, possible to
prevent. at all thc sale of "intoxiceuts.
In.,fact it ssc ;cai absolutely imEoSssi--
. bic, but, however, that may. be stdis
-certainlyinppssible to .prcvcnt thy
Legislation IT is oppdsel to com COM;
mon sense and experiencc.. NJ. party
with prohibition rs its !: foNnda ton
has ever met success, nor' neteE; iwilI
The proper, way to. slowly. get .rld
Of tile impurities Of tlfis abomi9sble
traffic is throuSh tie. portals of 't'se
church; that great bulwark O all
; 7
civil government, and, without which,
no government can live, Let, the
church exert itself in behalf Of; this
cause and let. those. 5epti .,!e:h pssfs
after the phantom prohibition ap9Qr!c
closely idsntify Themselves W{tlt THE
chareh.. i.ct,thcm, by. honest work
snbdna the animal fealin$s III men
and bring them by associatlQnetto
cherish saorc rehne1 feelings and ,by
that assoqiia ton: e flowfy;s1 .f }!
the outward garb, that oftiues: con
c:cals diamond Of tile first watei'
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The State. That Has RroduGod the
,-, Most amous M en..H. - !

In a newspaper not lohg since. IN
answer to. an. enquiry; as TO, which
State in,thc GJHien had ,protlWcesl. the
most famous men |n1', tie answer was
Massachusetts,. first, New York Sec
ona ami Virginia third! ".'Ihis was
given by.a New York paper, and that
accounts for the ,absardity iof Tie
~. -. - -. - :" -.
ans !:' ,t:.r.a! -: :..@e.. -, ~ 49,. =.
TLcre is onite.. q distinction BE
tween the words notorious anae ia,
NOUS. Probably .opr New. York
contemporary did not know t129aa fla.
such 1 dis inrt'i'oil existed, and '"in-
tended notorious instead uf.famous.
Certainly notorious would be more
appropriate. - -
For the OBLIGATION Of our New
York friend, however, we will teach
him some national history i'll short
order.
We would like to enquire what
State produced Washington, Jeifer-
son, Madison, Monroe, the Lees, Pen
dleton, Wythe, Barbour, Tucker,
Randolph, Mason, and hundreds OF
Others We would like to enquire
what men Of distinction, except the
Adams and Winthrops, Massachu-
sets ever produced? True, she is
the mother of several notorious men
and women, such as those who
burned the poor dcfenceless creatures
at Salem, for witchcraft.
True, she is the mother of the
Ames' of Credit .Nobilier fame and
of Mrs. Julia Warde Howe, the au-
thor of the "Battle Hymn Of the he
public. True, she is the mother Of
the Lodges, the granny Hoars and
men Of that ilk-notorious for their
south hating proclivities, but when it
comes to famous men-famOus be-
cause of their craftsmanship, Massa-
chusetts is strictly not in it.
Outside of Alexander Hamilton,
who was the most brilliant genius Of
his day and generation, we would
like to know what men Of ability
New York has produced. 1t has pro
duced several notorious men, such,
for instance, as the great Ferdinand
Ward.
When it comes to great men, the
old another of States and Statesmen
never tires, and Virginia still stands
with her face towards the rising sun.
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Reform Neede.d3: 49,

IN this issue. Of the Posi- appears a
list. Of the. expenditures by the. tdwn
authorities for thc:psst year, which
will, no doubt, be Surprising to niany
The present. cosepci! ! has rs done many
wise things, and we suppose many
unwiSe ones, ent !aa a.,scncr q! rule
-thcir administration; is, to 'Sc com
m4ndcd. However, Ne .Waint, 70, point
out to the. taxpayers Of. the. town the
fact that oi,s1expendfttires are,entlre:
~ too great for Al, enblyQ, 9it Ay,, and
especially Is this true :ino3raspoct, to
..s..,..,..> tea..i ,.' :i.,''
Out of 50, 10000, of whicls'SS,p71.
is was collccted,a great portion went
to pay salaries Of the town officials
the council coming in for $4,000
Now, the people Of Big Stone Gap car
secure as CuunCllllleil SOllic. vi lIt
best men in the town who Will serve
for nothing, and it is utter folly tt
pay councilman when we can gel
the best for nothing The extra pc.
lice item of 1862 94 is also unneces
sary. The people pay the Sergeant
100000 to attend to this, and nearly
every young man in the town is
policeman, and would be more thar
willing to assist in preserving tho
peace when necessary The truth OF
the business is that there are toC
many men living off the town fol
support.
In the coming spring election the
people should sec to it that reform
ticket is elected. The Posr was in
favor Of nominating straight out
Democratic ticket, and then intended
pointing ont the reform needed, anc
making the fight upon this principle
We believed then and believe nov
that such ticket would have been
invincible. However, there were sew
eral Democrats who had been fattcn-
ed at this free lunch counter, and
when it came to the point where theil
interest and their principles clashed
they deserted their principles with a
whoop, and who desires that this
thing should be kept up longer.
Now we think in all seriousness
that outside Of politics it behoovcs
the people of both parties to stand
> together and nominate ticket
that we would be proud Of Let the
people vote for lie best men and the
mouethey think viii give us the
clcanost administration.
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p~s2 princes a 1" Sm $3.50 da
Of
Sn5$xYs rig g ns &C., s r as

1T eenters asapst an,inaii1yil a"s 5. ~
a qssa letter. 1fs graf cSlam 81
f bSiSSplc, the b1diNark Of tie State, who
stan+ as .har4ets against -Hssreatiesss
ash9me ana aggressiqhsfrQ5!ff a'b b aeAH
love their religion and the observance
Of tReir CUSTOMS, They do not look
with indiffercnricso, 'ifb5h' the man wte
seeks to make inroaas upon their
Epssct and. hsRriaess'2 THESE 'a !gq
neesr not necessariIF'Bs 1ncmbers,n&ef :.
any chure}t;aH t4rat is REQUESTS is that
they, be honest good n,en;s THAT they
s bGw in every day a 1{fa:
tliat"tafey are worthy 'confidea 't.9:
Let them walk in an atmosphere i .,
hi 6qy s1E their wi. oRas lit9 liinoT9w :1{
| ngs,arpl an. atmosphere. that H9plc'
but honest men reed ns7e}e 5;s "a, l;ape -;,@
!, -eiAter, anil they:,will always; ,baNe 'slle
-1esii>cct eaaaagoea will of -tileira.feI1aV
man, 'q NJ VII leave f t9FsiF 9Ss tefify
,someth ing more, valuable, tiranau!b'tEcss
IA good fnaaiine: Fame 'FH,;a !, Ifphau5s
!, tp l, yepptssion is bpt "a ,n92msntajX
j, Ha'bble tal;ft faay,vsnishaat any tf rs
pit q good name IS 2s1 pest Pyoc! 20 rs
I.hcritle.a that will rese no: down the
t:c5iiia6rs If tiiiia aid i've t. tie ages
btha arc TO- come, These, people ~
are the great .safeyaa1'ls..c9f s sens
sso,F :sia5 ds1te..t =. us a5ftjl ,th0
4iieonoclast, themaarwalo' iscentln"alA
teaffiihg. down ard ney y E' rbnilan$
r. They. lqols upon him as danger
6us;and it wonidthe a.f@adltlay'focr them
1 Mere til they t. eyer s;trqst sovefa
|,ment in, the keeping ,ef'ysucsi men e!4i;
fTiicy would run ne r'sk 4 q az arr az :,
! tyassl y, spirit tearing apwn.thqis. f9fm
kof government, and: 'dtln6isGllnSs
| the m9numents Of. q. pat!ona,,s syo%a'tlhs'
l,,.Ansill,lstratiou cfrthnc :dsofoi1n'E'tn
du.r own country, where ,E :Hs agas-
.Iious foresight Of .alh bopest ,aaa PEilye
+ + man frustrated the riathihationssss,o OF
! as dangerous a4:sqhelnsr, Sscyer tried cd
Ito, get the ;reins of,governmeAs: y
rettef e Alezanl9 e. 1 A1. !ti an
Aaron. Burr. Barr, was -a,7'scoltit:!t.
An infael and 4 scouildrel. he
had not, however, shown. himself in
: Ibis true coFors until.long. after Ham7
f.ilton died il due. TN :i4r nm ii1,! Tile
had ,fooled the people,>he had fooled
intelligent and far'-sering men, but
Hamilton he could not fool He saw
at once flat he was dangerous
man and he thwartcd him at every
turn until Burr deliberately murder.
ed him in the celebrated duel on the
banks Of the Hudson river. Events
afterwards proved that Hamilton had
gagged his man correctly, and Burr's
future liic-a -wandercr upon the
face of the carth-was the Just fate
that was melted out TO him, while
Hamilton's memory is cnshrincd i'll
the hearts Of the people everywhere
When man enters in a society OF
community it is his duty to observe
the customs and usages of that soci-
ETY.. He Las 10 moral right to run
counter to the established psagcs Of
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est FIGHT between homes On

con lc taonS heS8
tli.fafs this fsssns1as;s 1eA5s4fsr''v ve'-
or ifrn listurhItiin- State aud Ma
,1ional rcytiossf whYgnst .a!stufe y
4 OH tSni sslssctionse IF a man BE ;
1ievcs IN the principles Z he advocates
q Hs eg yeypca os;; ti'Yn ypg'Ssgss; 9''a.
sion !, i why V by not upon all? Why draw
ouch nice 45!E a2ss}sz, The reason
::of II i;esrdeepe1..tkda WHAT appears
3 ,pan: tie sssa 1s;s s:a1pd if,ssae1ody
IS it8t grastly , faofod}S.:'iiits, ssSsltsEpptaF
be fore tilis7hlstteris astf!gs;t 'at =:
r. "a RI, Ii err, arelnarkahla- proposition
"a ssss a. l,a',assa, aiihly thasf1te Re- Re-
fItFs5nS :Tqta{{s' i:s55 p{5a.
,iecrstes tile MAY oas: a4l Ftteat a: 1IsasS
~ y; o %, scao, cfarthe .ee14'zeitst
.ssasa Sc : llil,ala' g,:.5Gs >4pfpo4es of
neutrality-suspicious. i, .': - CO.. &c
o,aKe if1ay be.veiyspalaesbE :. a. S? 2 3
1:Djemoctats to-, hxve the oRaFablscstnS
aet tat to 81 them item a man aa Mayer yo:
yary tf 9 l5s j S!sTl!asS Resre59tFaox
lisa ttea rioifod, And:ysshe .nssera t''*ss
c,,, IN So t Wif sfle .Demneratlc :ppaxty,
! i s. 5y,da
tie POST il u, tbs sext'5tifss, 1T. v% -
prefer, We - MITCH prefer; :st.tfNq &c BE-
ou,bliean - tG Ii: a: "a .kepnblicaa as
q psmocra :4.-. Just 20 o. . setSfhs y y.
admire iQHes;t RsraRI'f3s:aa f s5:!SE sesi
est :Desnqerats, and ftetesr hlsyf0ct3cy
ia eitber~ y Is,,if ,,:ot~nia9.% O. :
T.: Ties These 81 gre the epts, aavq need
BY. pcaf9cfafs against NON mating q
[D,Aloe ratio ,ticket:r. >'Tiley z siaa4d y
want 1t CO.. :tIin, and the iin2
aol}l tii9 tiaf s. dead lstissr xpeF,
ieacs s. has yen : - P DISPUTE y nc
/ oeed!e +, ->t...- c,'.r ':1>Nr'H 80.
r., ..,- Nov ,.tlAe,, Restaurants 10 say: this
that it thiok& the >men.ftq'3f;a: Of ZIG
calgnsS!. ne g honest is41{7! men IS an"
.l1a vot1 riven .,rniversa}c: satisfaction
i 49,: 973:s; j; - ~ - r'.t;irEi! H.'j
! The council, ish> eolnpoacd,.''oi boti
,D4mQcr at: y ana |a @RRepa6(cans. The
Mayor hos si:Een1, VISA fair adminlstra-
.tion:.. There ARE many that arc
prc;udieel against him upon purely
PERSONAL grounds The PosT desires
to say that it las nothing but the
kindest feelings for them We be-
licvc them to be honest in their opin
ions. What we arc fighting for i:
principles, not men. We are oppos
ed to the election Of Republican
simply upon the %fou'iuS tilat ou'
theory Of government and our view:
on economic questions widely differ
and whilst we have great respect fol
Republicans, as men, we are consti
tutionaIly opposed to the principles
tEpv n,]vOrnto
Whether Democratic ticket he
elected or a Republican one our views
upon this question will always re
main the same, and we venture tho
opinion that more farcial scene was
never enacted by Democrats than
was enacted at the meeting Saturday
night.
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h. $500 .t'sIsts>.CC. -
80 The Coas'isy-JouTnol lrasoi is fcatll-
w. v ers rRAled oyer the: statement Of a
~ Washington correspondent tlrat there
- was a resemblance, b9t ti!t, the
81: mouth Of Miss Pollard and, Henry
- : Clay. 19iiseis what.ie;hassto say.
So =, Some Washingtqn yepoyter has
~, discovered apl.teleglap}ed. asesemb-
lance between Miss Pollarl:s mouth
& and that of a. tiistihgaishc'E states
TO- nal1 wil6llas been dead nearly; half a
- century Nothing tfiat can; be con
:. g. -. nccted With tlis .fo{l case BY the inn
;, >agination. Of a, scatter Drained re
81. poster,seems TO be:.teo triyialo for his
q. pen..~ a much stronger: resemblance
y. than the'one" here .conjuret up has
been detected b,visone people ..between
the noses Of certain Of. ;fh9se report
crs and the beaks Of those birds com
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-03-29
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