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Monetary Conference.

lNDIANAPoLIs, Jan. l0.-Oniy q
few members OF the monetary con.
ierencs have as yet arrived in this city,
John p. Irish ot California, w. Il.
Dodge OF New York and E.V.Smalley
Of st. Paul being the most prominent
of those already here. The majority
OF the delegates which had been
thought to nunber 500, are expected to
arrive tomorrow. 1t is u seltied con.
clusion, however, that n commission
Will be created by the convention
whose duty 1t will be to submit final
plan to Congress and urge its adoption
by that body. Difference OF opinion
exists as TO whether this commission
shall give extended hearing 10 various
plans for reforming the currency ays-
tenn or shall draw up what II con.
siders wise without much waste oil
time.
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rne rhiIipplne RehrlIion.

NEW YoRK, Jan, ll.-A dispatch to
the HeTsll from Manila sayt:
Since the engagement at Santa
Mara there has beeu nothing decisive.
fnere has only been desutory fight 6
at the headquarters AROUND F. sig.
Oue small forcs near Pasig eufler, d
severely until reinforced.
Aguiraldo, commanding 5000 rebeli
from Cavite Is lying in that region ant
enlis,ing recruits. He IL vainIy at
tempting to effect u junction with the
rebels 10 BulacRn.
1t ia believed generally that the
rebels contemplate roprisHls II Roxas il
executed, but this will not deter Gel,
Polavieis.
The bulk OF the Spanish troops are
now operating In small mobile column 4
to tho nor1h ami cast Of Manila.
Troops have been sent TO the capita
OF Zlmbales 10 protect the cable.
Eulacan 10 peaceabIe.
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TIE TRIAL OF IVORY.


IN Evidence BEING manufactured
Aayi the PrisOnsr?
LONDON, Ian. 10. Former Assistant
District Attorney Mcintyre OF New
York, who resigned thst position to
come here to conduct the defense OF
EDWARD j. Ivory, charged with COM
plicity with p. J. lyman in dyDa-
mite conspiracy, WAS interviewed to-
day. Mr.. Mcintyre says he has been en-
gagged all day long ever since his ar
rival with lvOry's counsel. He asserts
his conviction that Certain officials
ARE manufacturing evidence In lhe
cRse to advance their Interests.
Mr.. Mcintyre says he ia satisfied
that few years ago Jones, tho 80
former, undertook tor a large sum 10
Furnish Scotland Yard with evidence.
Failing ut that time to 30 10, he Ii
now swearing against Ivory, eays MIR.
McIntyre, in order to iuitil his prom
lee.
Several Of Ivory's. or Belize, Ameri-
can witnesses have preceded me by
steamer" proceedsd MIR. Mcintyre,
anu are now seoreteu in LonuoH.
They Will prove that while hB was In
America Jones advocated such In
famous measures against England thai
the ledge expelled him."
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EngIand,s Vow Crniser.

LONDON, Jan. l0,-H. NJ. S. Terri.
bic, tue first class cruiser, nad her triaI
over 20 mile course OF the Cornish
coast or Saturday. TDa speed devsl.
upsd fhowed an average OF 224 knots
an hour, beating, it is claimed, the
recoru oil ev. ny war vessel float. Tue
Terrible was launched at Glasgow in
1885 aud she Is equipped with forty.
eight boilers OF tho Beiieville water.
tube type.
The speed OF the United States
cruiser Columbia on her trial "trip was
22.S knots an hour.
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CINCINNATI, Jon. l0-A Commor-
cial Tribune special from Spakeriown,
Ky, Gays: William Dsvine, u highly
respected farmer, went hone nesr here
last light, after an Gb ence Of several
hours, and found his young vile dead
and cold on the floor, her two infant
children lying on her breast, crying
bitterly. finger marks on her throat, her
clothing and all the furniture Jisor-
tered, aud other signs Of a struggle.
He ran aud gave tue alarm. n hunt
for the murdeier all last night and ~.
day has been without result.
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THE SULTAN nUmILIATEp.
IN Incident That creates sensntion
NJ COnstnntInOpIc.

LONDON, Jau. l0.-A dispatch from
CoUstannnople to the Standard says
Tumors OF a massacre of Christians at
Trebizond, which originated by the
statement that an italian gunboat hau
been ordered thither, are untrue. L,
appears that an Italian subject named
Marfhi was secretly shipped to Trebi.
zODd for exile to- Erzeroum. The
Italian embassador, sSignor Pausa,
demanded the immediate return OF
Marlni TO Constsntinople for proper
trial and threatened to send gunboats
till the Porte gave a written promise
OF compliance. The incident has
caused sensation at Constantinople
on account OF the belief that Italy was
backed by the powers.
A dispatch 10 the Daily News from
Rome on the same subject says: Every.
body remarks that the sultan has
never had such u humiliation as for nn
ambassador to openly refuge to accept
his promise, but to insist upon writ
ten confirmation.
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shprmnn Tor Ihe senntc.

CLEVELAND, Jan. IO.-rhe opinion
among tnUsg WAC claim TO know 10
thnt Senator Sherman will be tnered
and will accept tho eecretaryehip OF
state in MI. McK.nley's cabinet, and
that Mr.. Hanna will not be one OF the
cabinet advisors OF the next President.
II is believed to be certain that Mr..
Hanna Will bn appointed as the sue.
cessoT of Mr.. SheTman In the s5euste,
Il place which LIE very much prefers
to any portfolio which the President
elect could offer him.
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WOULD WIPE aus rne POLICE,
Rat The Inv nnd Order Kitmtn, Was
too strOug.

LEADvILLE, Colo, Jan. 10. - The
killing Frank Dlugheriy last nigh;
by Policeman Guyton caused intense
excitement throughout the city. Ow'
inp 20 thrests OF lyncning, armed clu-
turned out and reinforced the pc
i.ue guard at the county jail until
morning, and tho law and orjor elc-
ment il on the ert TONIGHT 10 prevent
any trouble which may arise. 1t now
appears that about a dozen OF the most
lawlrss OF the striking miuers, innlud-
iHg Dougherty, had planned TO do
VI" the special police force Saturday
right, the signni to he the first word
uttered to any one OF the party by "A
o icemau. DJucherty CHANGED 10 be
the fret man spoken to by an officer,
whom Guyt0n asked him II ms hai n
.un. The result surprised the gang,
anu no further effort was made to wile
out the police, although crowd OF
several I'm ndred collected at the saloon
where the shooting took place, and the
troyost guard had TO fix bsyonets and
charge before toe atteet was cleared.
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NEW TIME CARD, IN EFFECT MAY 10, 1885


DEPART
200 a m overland limited for Chicago. omahs
Denver, Kansas CITY St Louis. Ogden
and Park City.
SEQ 4 m local express for San Francisco,
Ogden, Cache Valley and intermediate
points.
A'ctp m local express for Ogden and intcrme-
diAie points
1902 n Atlantic express for Chicago, Omaha,
Denver, Kansas City, st Louis. Butte,
Port and. San francisco.
$40 IN local express for MerCur, Iinuc,
Provo. Neph, Manu and intermediate
10 o6 N mail and express for Provo Nephi
Milford, Frisco and int cmcd Int points.
'14j a nj mixed train Tor Garfield Beach,
1ooelo and Terminus
40 y ~ overland limited from Chicag
Omnhn, ST. Louis, Kansas City, Denver
Park city and Cgdeu.
800 d msh nd express from Helena Butte,
Portland, San Fran cisco, Ogden and in
term edinte points.
sil5 pm local express from San Francisco,
Cache Valley, Ogden and intermediate
$3.50 a m Atlantic express from Chicago.
Omaha. St Louis, Kansas City. Denver
1913 u m mail and express from Frisco, Nil.
ford. kcphi, Provo and intermediate points
$3.50 p IN local express from hercur, Tintic.
Provo, Sephi, Manti and intermediate
points
.;6i . ~ mixed train from Iorninus, Tooete
ard Garfield beach.
TRAINS south of Juab run daily eAcopt
Sunday.
Kun daily except Sunday.
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numora Of "A ma-.acre I'm rurh.g.

BRUSSELS, Jan. l0.-Fhe Turkish
Reform league has Issued from Brus-
sells au appeal 10 the people OF Europe,
declaring that the sultan has planned IA
mass ere To take placs during the app
proaching R+mrzau insts, and impior-
ing the powers to Interfere, derose the
sultan, bnd proclaim RsichRd Eiienu,
younger brother of the aultan and heir
presumplive, his successor, with a
numbers OF NJ .slems, CHRISTIANS anu
Europeans.
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uies running time. 1t took thirty
minutes for lunch at InalanAuolis,
leaving there IT .:02 =. M, reaching
Belleiontaiue, li2 miles, Mt 4:55 y. m.
They lost niue minutes al Anterior
aud Union City Tor water, making l42
miles IN two hours and hty-three
minutes elapsed time, and two hours
aud f0rty-tout minutes running time.
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He VIII Address the People GA the
Lgndyi;Ic strike.

DENVER, Col, jan. l0.-Eugeue V.
DeOt, the well knOwn labor leader, ar
rived In this city this morning. He Is
here to make series OF addresses II
aid Of the Lsadvlile striking mtnors'
He spoke this morning at the BrOnd-
way temple, Rev. Myron w. Reed'e
CHURCH, and this afternoon before the
Trades assembly. His address before
the Trades assembly was not OF social
istic character. He urged all friends
of union labor to support the Leadville
strike. He denied that union labor
was in favor OF fighting, for, he said 4,
men who Will not vote right cannot be
depended upon TO fight night. He pre-
dicted that In q war between capital
and labor, plenty OF labOring men could
be hired Tor rs cents Jay to shoot
their fellows.
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GENEVA, n. Y. Jau. lO.-Profsssor
Brooks Auu.upceB observations OF an
eaormous sun.spot now on tha face OF
the sun anu visible to the naked eye
through u annexed glRss. Ii Is are
marERDle solar disturbance, coming at
the minimun period OF sun-epots.
Professor Bfooka ia phOtographing the
phenomenon with large telescope.
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A Dispatch Tint way Lead to Serious
complications.

NEW YORK, Jan. lO.-rhe Herald
this morning publishes the following
special correspondence from Bluefields.
Nicaragus:
81 have visited Corn leland and It's
Qualifications. Tue NiGsraguaRs havs
500 poundB OF dynamite ana ten cleo.
trio batteries. Mr.. Djnaldsop, former
ly United States army engineer,
located the dynamite miues anu
Qualifications aud then LETT the Island
Tor Managua. Thus lar the Colon bians
have determined to contest every foot.
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PURE room AND DRINK

Settings BeSftea-gro-
Ger gives your money back
if you don't like it.
It's one thing to say
money back, and another
thing to do money back.
We say it, and your gro
Ger does it; and we pay him.
a Schillinr & Company
san Francisco 100
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1t is Astonishing

how many people who 20
east over the Burlington ro-
turn the same way.
II is even more aslonish-
ing how many people who
go cast over other lines ro-
turn via the Burlington.
Undoubtedly tho rousou
IL that the Burlington pays
so much more attention TO
\ ~ ssIn3s making it, patrons comfort
Northumberland able. ono thing sure is
Isssssf3ss that 1t has p shorter and
~ IlIlitIfYI boitnr rack than any other
.ssloszet ssla lailroad between Donvor
and Omaha or between Dem
Yer and Chicago.
Lincoln Omuhu-Chica-
go-St. JOe-Knnsas City
st. Louis are six Of 1910 sta
tions on the Burlington.
Write for information.
Or, better still, cali on tho
local ticket agent.
W. r. MCMILLAN. Gen'l Agent, Salt
Lake City, II Walker Block.
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CUBAN cause In tue United .States.
Th'4 taey alreed TO DO AMI the three
we're released.
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
The only line running two
through fast trains daily to
Leadville. Aspen, Pueblo, Col
orado Springs and Denver.
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER rs, 1894

Train No. leaves Ogden G:45 a. M,
SAT- Lake 1850 ii. M, arrive at Pueblo
55:5O a. m, Colorado Springs 7:l3 a. M,
Denver $3.50 a. IN.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden 6;35 p. M,
salt Lake $40 p. m, arrive at Pueblo
$3.50 p. M, Colorado Springs $40 p. M,
Denver 0:25 p. M.
Connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east.
Elegant day coaches. chair cars and Pull
man sleepers on all trains. Take the
ID. q II. G. and have comfortable trip
aud enjoy the finest scenery on the con-
tinent.
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Eesvs saIt Laa- city
No. 2-for bingham, Provo. Grand
junction and all points kast 7,soa m
NO S-for Provo, Grand Juncuoa
a., aud all points EAst.......... .top IN.
NO. b. FOR Ogdsn and intermediate
noIuis.....-............... $50 y. r.
No. 6-FOr BIN CHAM, Mt Pleasant.
Manti, Belknap, Richnold and
- a. intermediate points ........ i;Ss p. IN.
NO. e-for kufeEa. PAyson, Provo
and all intermediate points 5;OOp- m
@foi Ogden and tho " asI..... u - q. M.
no I-Sor Ogden and the wrst.... lai2s pm
Arrive salt Lake sIsy,
no. l-froh bingham, rove, Grand
A. junction and TIE knSt.. e.. lt,l5 p. m
~" S-Ffoin Provo, Grand junction
md ;he XSst................... Mas p. N
No. b-From Provo bingham, Eureka,
Rlch1eld. BelknRp, Manu ana
an inter moaiaIe poinls...... btzs p. m
isIt polfits- eloa. IN.
NO. 1--fTOm kuIska and PAyson s:b3a. n
IRON Ogden and tue West $50 a. m
40 t-from Ogden and the Weet.. $3.50 p. III
ohy lima running through Pullman rance
ueepinr cars Salt Lake CITY to San francisco
'hi lake CITY 10 Denver via Grand junction
ShI sAlt Lake City TO Kansas City aud ChicA-
Sc va Colorado points.
through tourist or family sleener. withou
Denver.
Ticket ONCE, 10 VI. End South
L. T. DODGE, Gen. Manager.
:. II. bABCoCh Trafdc Manager.
~ WADLkiSH. Cen PassEr. Agt
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Dangers ct tie Grin. y

The greatest danger from La Grippe
is of its resulting i'll pneumonia. If
reasonable care is used, however. and
Chamberlain cough remedy taken,
all danger will be avoided. Among
the tens of thousands who have used
this remedy for La Grippe, we have
yet 10 learn of ii single case having
resulted in pneumonia. which shows
conclusively that this remedy is Il Ger
tain preventative cf this d"e;ta disease
1t will effect a permanent cnre i'll less
time than any other treatment. The
% and SO cent sizes for sale at Port
er's Dug Store.
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Stands at t.,e Head.

August j. Boge!, the leading drug
gist of Shreveport, louisiana. says:
s'Dr. Kings New Discovery is the only
thing that cures my coIgh. and it is
the best seller / have" j. E. Camp
bell, merchant OF Stafford, Arizona,
writes: "Dr Kings New Discovery
is all that is claimed for il; it never
fails and is sure cure for cOnsump-
tiou, coughs and colds. [ cannot say
enough for its meriiS.' DR.. King s
New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds is not an experiment.
1t has been tried tor a quarter of a
century, and today stands at the head.
1t never disapPoIlils. Free trial bottle
at Purters' drug store.
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Electric RitfeIG

Electric BiiteTs is u medicine suited
for any season. but perhaps more gen
orally needed When the larguid, eZ
hausted feeling prevails, when the liz
er is torpid and sluggish and the neeG
of a tonic and Alternative is felt. :.
prompt use OF this medicine has oftti
aver'ed long and perhaps fatal Billions
fevers. No medicine Will act mor'.
surely i'll counteraciing and freein4
the system from the ulalarial p"isnn
Headache, Indigestion, constipa ticu
and DIZZINESS yield 10 Electric Bitter.
ters.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-03-26

The tariR question is rapidly being
forced To the front and ii new schedule
will undoubtedly go into effect soon.
A large part of the revenue is to lie
raised from sugar and wool. We may
expect another object lesson along the
line of the old cry that the consumer
does not pay the tax, hut the Import
,er. The consumer Will not be likely
TO view it that way when he finds that
he pays more for his clothing and gets
aess sugar for dollar than heretofore.
In the meantime the sugar refner VIII
hasten to import large amounts of raw
sugar, and as seren rs the tariff is in
creased he will put the price of refined
sugar up and make double profit.
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The associated press dispatches say
that the representatives of Kansas
railroads are in session in Chicago
trying tu devise rates that will be sat
isfactory to the popnlists of this state.
They are more afraid of an extra ses-
sion of the Legislature than the timid
woman is of a mouse. The question
still remains. if they fix lower rates
will not some stakeholder step III and
,enjoiu them from putting them III
furcep That Is the dodge that was
worked in the case of the stock-yards
bill.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

We have refrained from. comments
on the late legislature and purpose to
say very little now. While some good
measures have become laws. those
most calculated to benefit the people
will be contested in the courts in the
Aope of staving off compliance until
another legislature is elected, which it
is hoped will be republican and will
Iepeal laws obnoxious to the corpora
tions. But the principal cause of dis
satisfaction among populists arises
from the fact that maximum freight
late bill WAS not passed, and this re-
suited largely FROM two causes. One
was that large number of new mem
bers were men without legislative ex-
perience, who were timid and held
back, instead of following the lead of
old members whom they knew to be
tried aud true. Their very timldity
made them easy prey for the smooth
lobbyists who persistcntly followed
tiem, suggesting measures which they
called better than those suggested by
the natural leaders, or whispering
tales of dire calamity to follow if their
warnings were not needed. This class
OF men were undoubtedly honest, but
were thaNunconscious tools of the lob
by. There WAS anosl,er class of So
called pop:sists, with pockets full of
passes over every line An the state,
who prated loudty of ietrenchment
and reform, when it was a question Of
cutting off few dollars from snme
already insignificant salary. but who
promptly hopped and voted with the
republicans every time the question of
regulating corporations came up.
While we have AL been disappointed
that, better results have not been az
toompllshel, We have no especial reason
to be discouraged. i sitting uf the
evidences will enable us 10 locate the
secret enemies in the camp, and when
they are found let them be drumme,l
ont and the wedding process will
eventually result in our getting Doc, /,
of NEIL together which the corpora
tion lobby can neither cnntro! nor in.
dmidate. This IL not the fight of Il
staN hut of life time, and tits just as
sertain as death that the struggle now
engaged in by the people must result
In ape 81 two things; the people gov
erned by tie corpors.i.ns. or the cor
poratiuns governed 10y the people; on
tIse. one hand servile reop;e, on the
ssssr u nation seif-reliant, prosperous
tRa A.PRy.
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COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY.

Just at the time when photograph
ers had almost abandoned hope of ever
discovering practicable process OF
color photography, report comes to
the state department from United
States Consul-General Mason, ut
Frankfort. giving a description, as far
AS the process may be divulged, of a
means OF doing this so simple and in
expensive as to be available to every
photographer, thus opening il new era
in reproductive art,
The process IS the discovery of Chas-
sagne, Partisan Savant, and is purely
chemical Any ordinary negative, be-
fore exposure, is Dipped in a secret
colorless bath. The usual negative re-
suits, and from this the usual positive
is made on paper, glass or other med
Ium, This positive being also dipped
in the colorless liquid, acquires Won
derful power of selecting co!ors. Dip
ped successively III mouOchromatic
baths of blue, red and green, the posi-
tive picks out from each the exact pro-
portion of color necessary to reproduce
the tints of the original, The result
is portrait absolutely life-like in form
and color, and landscapes that will
stand the test of strong magnifying
glasses. To dispose of any chance of
fraud in this new discovery, leading
English scientists were permitted to
make the coier pictures with their own
apparatus in Lordon, being supplied
by the inventor only with the neces-
sary chemical baths. Already a great
syndicate has purchased the patent
rights for all counties, ana is prepar-
ing to establish branch houses in each
country fer the treatment of plates.
The composition of the color-sensitiz-
ing solution is still a secret.
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SOUTH BROWN.

Spring is still sitting in the lap of
old Winter.
1t is too soon to say anything GER
tain about wheat except that fully fif-
ty per cent of the acreage sown is
lost.
So far our fruit is uninjured and
there are prospects of fair crop.
J. S. Craft and others were deliver
ing hogs at Greensburg Monday. The
price received was s.. 10.
The Graves brothers, of Gray coun-
ty. have repaired the old Chase house
and started baching.
Dawes Bowers is confined to his bed
with inflammatOry rheumatism.
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PUBLICATIONS NOTICE.

Land Office. Dodge Ciiy. Ran, Feb, - rs.
/ Notice is hereby given 'hHt the following
named Il ttier has filed ruii:e. O. n@r intention
To nial Ike Enal proof in support of Ter claim.
and tha: said proof will he made before the
Probate Judge OF EIi,y ards county. Kansas,
i.iLsicy. Kansas O;l April 3rd.. 1891. w
Forrest Robertson. II. L. i:llt- l.. s FOR t &c
Northeast i 81 section 10 Township "a, s ci
Range 70 W.
she names the following VII nesses to prO--,
Der continuous reside. .ce I.D''I:. aud culHVG
s.nn OF i id lnnd. W: john Lewis. J"on Aler
aI,'nr. Wiiun'p :tsrr.l er Geo. II nd"r-on. al
uf Kinsley. -Edwar county, Kansas
JOHI> /. DEI.
- keEiSter.
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The loan companies owning lands
in western Kansas have movement
on foot to combine their holdings of
land into large tracts and enter into
the cattle business. We believe that
this is a good idea and will do much to
bring money and prosperity to Western
Kansas. This is not good farming
country and the sooner we recognize
that fact the better for all concerned
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From : rippls Greek

After the big fire in Cripple Greek,
took IL very Severe cold and tried
many remedies without help. the cold
onlv becoming more settled. After
la.ns Cough Remedy, both the cough
and cold left me, and in this high al
remedy To DO any good.-G. B. Hen
drrsnn. editor daily advertiser. For
sale by Porter & Go.