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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

WASHINGTON, ID. G., November , las has
=. - ,,nderstood that the. PRESIDENT nus n
A. s.d ~ d' 10 make practically no more APP
elolntmenfs until Congress assemp'es'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
sudden Death An Pctersburg.

PETERsBURG. VA, November a.
special)-Ephraim Jordan tcolored).
while watching game OF cards In a
house on Halifax street, dropped OF the
bench. and died In very few moments
Mr.. Peter Biankenship, one OF our old
est citizens, died at his residence in this
city tonight He had been paralyzed
twice. and to-day was paraiyxed the third
time. only living . short time after the
iast stroke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
Asst commissioner of Land ONCE.

,-AcrITNGrON ID. c.. November b
", " cnneressman +. Mondcll, of Wyo-
,,SnS nN,il viii be appointed Assistant Com.
lins,oner iiiiis, Of the General Land ONCE next
nio.dav Judge Emory #. Best, OF Geor-
ga, whom s% an ne assistant assistant attorney in the
1pterior Department
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
y...,aentinI Postmastcrs.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. November ls;,- ,
The President to-day appo.lan,ed ane,ana ,ne nd,
lowins skipper; South Carolina
yyvsrnsboro'. Preston Rion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
The Weatf1er.
WASHINGTON. Novsmsss

- WASHINGTON. November ~
Iran Forecast for Sunday:
virginia ard North caroltno~
FAC weather, followed By g.
creasing cloudiness In western portieq
warmer: southerly winds
south Carolina and Georsia-Fair woo|
ther: warmer: scutherly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

CHICAGO. Noysmoss .sa sscand ls rrisl aIs os Laet
DIT DIT s,sil baain November 22d.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-03
THE OLD WAY
Of Treating Dyspepsia and Indlges tion by Dieting Barbarous
 and Useless One.

We suy the old way, but really it is a very common one Ut present time and many dYSpeptics and pny- sieians as well consider the first step to take ill attempting tn cure indi- gestion K to diet, either by selecting certain foods and rejecting others. or to greatly diminish the quantity usually taken, i'll other words the starvation plan iS by manysupD0scd to he 1he first essential.
 The almost certain failure of the starvation cure for dyspepsia has been proven time and again, but still the moment dyspepsia makes it's ap- pearance q course of dieting is at once advised.
 All this. is radically wrong. It is foolish and unscientific to rec.nl- mend dieting or starvation to a man suffering from dyspepsia, because in- digestion itself starYes every organ and every nerve and every fibre in the body.
 What the dyspeptic wants is abundant nutrition, which means plenty of good, wholesome, we'll cooked food and something to assist the weak to stomaehdigest it.This is exactly the purpose for which Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are adatped and@this is the method by which they cure the worst cases of dyspepsia in other words the patient eats plenty of wholesome food and Stuart's Dyspepsia Talets digest it for him. In this way the system is nourjshed and the Q erworked stomach rested, because the tablets will digest the food whether the stomach works or not. One of these tablets will digest 5000 grains of meat or eggs.
 Your druggist will tell you that Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the purest and safest remedy sold for stomach troubles and every trial makes one more friend fN' this ex- eellent preparation. Sold ii 5ects. for fnll-sized package at all drug stores.
 \ little book on stomach diseases mailed free by addressing Stnart Go,
 Marshall, Mich. } @,l0 l,2,5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-03
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY l GRAND FALL 0PENINCSFALL SALE. Monday and Tuesday, OCTOBER 4th and 5th 1897

For the past tep days we have been preparing for this grand Fall Opening, and we have our store arranged so that We can receive two hundred people at one time. Our millinery department is decorated in Parisian style, and Miss Frazier will show and price you through our line of Ladies Hats, which are without doubt the handsomest in the city. As previously advertised, you can take your choice of any hat in the house for $5 They are just as good as the Pine Bluff market affords.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-03
First Presbyt erian.

# Services at the First Presb terian church at II o'clock and at 7:30 so'elocll today by the pastor Rev. J. sI.. Caldwell. At the morning service lthe choir will render some choice selections, with Mrs ". H. Langford presiding tt the organ. The choir is composed as follows: Mrs. F. H. Dilley, soprano; Mir. lrl Armstrong, tenor; Miss Johnson and Mrs Fowler altos; Mr. Luther Smith, basso The musical program in part will be as follows: Anthem, 70 Lord IGome, v arraged to the air of the Angels sernade. Offertory, Ave Maria,
 sung by Mrs. pilIey. Other choice selections will be rendered and the
 music at the evening service will be
 equally as good.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-03
Dress Goods.

Prints, the cheapest 21zc:: very best, 4 SAC.
 FLANNELLETTES. formerly sold at 10 and I5c, now s 1z and LOG.
 PERCALES, worth 10. I2 and l5cts, now 6 I-2 to s I-2c per yd. WORSTEDS, former prices I2 I-2, E and 200, your choice roc per yd.
 DRESS FLANNELS, Water Proof Flannels, and most any kind of Flannels. at prices that will astonis'l you.
 OUR REAL FANCY DRESS GOODS are too marvellous to mention. We have them from 75c to a SI.75 per yd.
 Big bargains in Silks, Satines, Silklens, etc.
 UNDERWEAR. ladies, misses and children's, from the cheapest to the best.
 SHOES.
 Ladies, misses and children s are by far superior grades and the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-03
rhe Epwortll League.

The foflowing is the program fof the Epworth League meeting at the First Methodist church at 1 D. m., today:
 Meeting called to order by the President Opening devotional exercises coa- dueted by Rev. J. r. Carr Reading of the minutes and roll call.of officers. Announcement of program by the President. Topic: Conviction for Sin. \ 4eneral statement of the sub ject by F. N. Hudson, leader. The Functions of the Holy Spirit in Conviction for Sir, paper by ]. II. Witherspoon. How to do when convicted, a talk by J. II Thach General Refee tions, paper by Miss Tennie Wells. General Discussion and Short Talks.
 By order of committee.
 REV. A o. EVANS,
 
 W. z. TANkERsLEY,
 J. W. DAY,
 A. SHNoBLE,
 r. s. NErrLEroN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-03
Our Dress Goods Department

Has been already pronounced by some of the best judges to be the incest and finest ever brought to this city. We have trimmings of every description. In fact. every department in our store IS correct in style and price.
 Business this season is rather late, so we have concluded, during Opening Week. to give the peo- pie of Pine Bluff an introduction to onr magnificent stock of goods at the following prices;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-03

The services at the Riverside Meth odist church conducted nightly for the past week hy Rev. ]. F. Carr, have been well attended and very fruitful Owing to the interest man. ilested in tAese meetings they will { be continued during the coming Pweek. Today the pulpit will be fill cd hy Rrather Carr, morning ahd evening at the usual honr. 4 hearty wrlcome will be extended to all who attend the neetings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-03

essay hy Mir 0gilvie on the writings and character of lam Naclaren. \ vocal solo by Miss Hattie Holland and Il selected reatIing from the Bonnie l'rier Bush hy F. NJ. Hudson
 onpIeted the efeHins's programne
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-03
First Methodist.

Sunday seheol at 9:3e by J H. Hinemon, superintendent Sermon by tho pastor, Rev. \. 0. Evans, at Il q. nj. Union Eaworth League service at p. m. Church conference knd gospel song service at 1;30. The Aoir has been reorganized and
 Iengthene,l by new additions
 (sitors and strangers invited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-03
OCTOBEIs.

WILLIAM CULLEN RRy4NT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-03

Prints, the cheapest. lc:: very best, 4 SAC.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-03
CHURCH NOTICES
Baptist Church.

Preaching by thespastor. Morn ipe sabieet, '.rhe lowest, the High est Evening sneiect, "The Small kest; the Greatest ihe ordinances af baptism and tha Lords supper Will be administered at Che evening seryice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-03

Mir. W. H. Wright was q passea- ger on the 4:45 train Saturday for Little Rock. From there Mir. Wright will visit swan Lake and vicinity in the &the Pine Bluff Cotton
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-03

Tho sweet calm sunshine of October now Warns the low spot; upon it's grassy mould The purple oak-leaf falls; the bircl.en bougi Drops it's bright spoil like heads of
 gold,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-10-03
EnMol.tIl I.eagiIe.

The meeting of the Epworth A4aaa2u sue Friday night consisted of a
 lit II gramMe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10

THE TEXAS PAPERS.

s. W. Cakes has retired from the edi-
torial management OF the Gatesy!lie Mes
senger and will be succeeded b. V. \.
Garrison. who has been. heretofore. in the
employ OF the paper. The Messenger has
been reduced TO four pages. but it is an
ncunoed that the four page form is merely
a temporary reduction in size.
The Church Helper published at Hutto.
has entered its eleventh year.
The willis Index IS Of a hopeful turn OF
mind and sees something TO be thankful
for even in misfortune. It says;
The poor dsluded wretch who last week
stole our three remaining chickens, viii
please accept the thanks OF the entire Index
family for not walking of with their New
Year turkey.
George l.. Rhea has assumed editorial
control Of the star-Clarion. published at
Lott.
c. F. Yeager, after vacation OF eight
months. win assume the editorial manage
ment Of the waxahachie Enterprise. left
vacant by the retirement OF W. J. Buie.
who went TO Austin TO help run the gov
eminent.
The Mineola Monitor wants a revision OF
Insurance laws. Il remarks;
The next legislature might do Texas
good service by revising the laws regulat-
ing fire. insurance companies AS it is row
these corporations have every advantage in
the settlement Of claims and are daily rob-
bling the people.
The LaGrauee Journal thinks IL has
found the fool-kiiler 1t makes the follow
Ing observations;
Every once and while some one sug-
sesis that the cigarette ought to be legis-
lated out Of existence. The Journal holds
TO the old democratic doctrine OF letting
everybody do as everybody poases. so long
as everybody does not rTanFrcss the rights
Of eNcrybody's neighboTs. To see young
man Hill himself smoking n nasty cigarette
makes one wonder n. after all. the cigar
cite isn't the mythical fooi-killer.
The Jackson County Progress says:
The Two lumber yards here arc having
all they can do in supplying material to
the many new settlers who are putting up
good, substantial and comfortable farm
houses and barns through all portions of
the county. This Is an index TO the out
look for the future growth OF the town.
Instead OF our town going ahead il is the
surrounding country, which is all the bet
ter. and with a continuance OF This ccn-
dition OF affairs the building UP OF Edna
Will naturally follow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
SOME PoSTSCRIPTs.

There are more American vessels on the
Great Lakes than on the ocean, and the.r
combined tonnage - greater.
Ihr French losses in the Madagascar
calnlaign aggregated 7+sS men-nearlv
one-thifd of tho whole French forces.
According 10 Homey's own account
"a Iitl zen must have been at least 90 years
OLD When Pars fell in love with her.
The strongest known wood is krani!.
woon OF Bomeo. buS Canada rock elm is
stronger in proportion 10 It's weight
On q conservative est mate the nnp,e
COP OF the United States this year
amounts to two barrels for every man.
woman and oh.ld. !
VIE. W., was made l55 wears AGO in Ia
nut IS sun N rse and good running order
.oT1 he ciy Of New York alone consumes
GG'Jtm hams OF frogs in the year Those
DINER conserved meats. ''N'
II has been accidentally dsoove,aa ,,a,
% DUTY a man up to his neck IN wet SAND
= practically certain cure for anna NM
ueA|H from an electric shock
IA "a Weman'S club has been formed in Be,
LUZ. syria, by the European woman II
WIS .organed by Mrs Hannah Knrrs.tt. !
me ayrian envoy to the Worlds Fan.
~ ap american citizens residing IN Pa,
eStlle 4dS are Russian Hebrews. Who onIr
ffoo'i,an Ita lons enough IN the United States
ports. '"R''S ana pass
,,; IA french savant says that MANY nor
1919, 1919 ald .Ihealth by destroying j seSse
s,,c nyme lemon, NM. Lavender
useful 'NS prove very
Ian '@" mas become very Cheap IN Eng
bns h. grain farm Of 7ss acres IN Es ss.
it was n y, Ioia for 81 go, although n iSS5
for 10000. ana mortgaged
Rritt OF total POPULATION Of go 900 Ono IN
T 3TaI 81 India, 44.ooo0o are Mohsmmegee AZ, N
~ M g., enough subjects OF the queen re-
ual ruler. US lheaT spirit
n u, hadelpha Judge saws tina, ,h,.,
Az ., Vle mgal business IN his conr. o ,iliru
To- ~ ~ ths oloyce irade and a s,,r SyTiwS
bicycle" 'eu asIray by the
s,,d Noeh OF Ages. Cleft for Me" translate.
made 1 me polynes-an aisieets
lei me rsf b, The old stones sr,t in = two %
eN-in-ssionary Gays. " oHe so an
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
--~=------a=s-=-s--s--s-l--7 7------
PROGRESSIVE GEORGIA.

The state Q: Georgia Is making a -ec,r.
in tehsl: o, education tits YEA. TIA; Is
going 10 rebound 20 is ereiit Geo.ria
\ is one q the progressive States @. The
Union and TIRE character SIZE hn made ard
is making Is Attracting population sz3 in
veztnen;s TO az encouraging ertea.
I A saprt while since TIE Pos; Eotes TIE
purpose over in Georgia 10 prov;3s & eoz-
Diets reforrasiery system for ,he youth,n,
criminals In tbs sl2ta 81; the verr sss;
way after all to cat 81 TIE SUPPLY o..
grown TIP criminals IS 10 properly isstrue;
iien Of criminals ts v2stlr ls-ge- sTzo7r
the ignorant tAsa the ed1rats5- The child
that is let TO grow Up outside @. the
schools Ct The isoa is CT he road to ru!1
froa TIE vsry start C, his OF her career
Recognizing the grsri importance O, TIE
gtae-al cause @. eagoz,ioz az 1sliuosal
sum CT $500 o's 10 b raised ty TAXATION
is 70 b Appropriated tAis year II Georgia,
making the aggregate SUN sl.oel. 900.
ra'hs- ;k=s ,eas ~ as heretofore.
!; IS noticeable also that generous r-o-
yisloa hrs ssea made :o- tie State uaiver-
sity. the legislature accepting the propo-
,.i.7a al acting upon tie principle TIA,
no universities ard The eoanoa schools
as mutually essential parts Of the gen
tszi sdseatio-Ll tyrtsn-
CT "a uay paas is antitrust bills
ard rs e.ilI VIA reference 10 trade. or
alta rsfers.os 70 crime. or adopt measures
ior To 9ressr,stsoa @: Law sna order. a.
Aoitsm a1a 81 indnl,am. but she can
lever accomplish SO much Tor her reputa-
aoa sd future ~ any o. these measures
as ~ ser rsaerous provision. FOR public
schools both the higher and lover iastiiu-
tons II - 0.ura;iou. widely disseminated
and thorough that the american people
neea uare than anything else now ana
hereafter. = free people must needs be
AZ ia,ellise1; people for their successful
Other things being equal
that State viii show the greatest progress.
Ae iest law AID order su8 tie mos, gen
@rai prosperity where there IS the creates,
degree C intelleeaeeo. secured by the
noat liberal care az the educational sys-
'e--s q tao Commonwealth
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
HOUSTON, SUNDAY. JANUARY 10
rs pE - grEcrLAr.oN.


The century Which IS rapidly drawing t,
a elSse has been marked by sLsiine; i'rss.
just rs the Eighteenth and ssye1ieeelA
centuries hsz ,seir clear GU; .saiuEss AID
ehararterisiiss o. sege.opuent-
Ths Glshe- Dsasoc-et euosst Ea~ls.
KFere;; Hale as saying IL q re9eat address
tAat tAs .-..;riy C; Ca,-Ehus wss ts4fse1
BY discovery. iae z ga eea.a By aaa.yEs
Gas TIE S.nsteez1a ~ .1yeEtleu Tie IT,
ts-eE;!ug ssec9iLisas oou il. Wa-i r.A l.
The alsti9E1ist-1s sTog-ets q he Tsen-
tss:s ccriu-y, TIE problems rew ecs-s-
.-g tAa 1,is1Eigz G.. re sz.e-,lee ard lz-
reztlye lzi.3 iatlrs.s y ueGf--e Es2.
Ne zEy sr2srt :rsa lie -e1t caaigry
Tssess problems u2g D. rl5ss-a generally
cae2per a-a E.ote c5.-t.ftate aa1 20 Il
pEzH rE1a I'D eou-srs- c5.eCY rs%
tAs Nc5e1i.lse = i Is attempting 20 better
gHdsrsSz-- s-d zpply slecsr,el-y II orss9
70 gre raaa better ara esesper iige. be,-
tsr ers cheaper fuel teitsr &aa &c pr
trzaSf,artsslsu. eAstssr so trere universal
psss- fsT EAz1,Acsurseg purposes zaG s
ner sesa; u rsrrery ard us,.,rsze. These
siEaies have trt tesua aal & VII re-asia
icr tie Tweat-e'a century to p-osas-.e
iAezn 20 more saecess.UI lrEue
Already Il has bses ssis thst tie rert
hundred years voald v.iraas tie triumph
q electrical experiment End uaa vo-.e
find reEsy :or rs uas the NOS; p.vertlI
ard unirnriAl 'n!n.r;es 20 hs vzu.s ever
-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10

umns that We are too prone to pick any
sort Of material from the towns, and send
1t UP for ninety days or longer, to Austin
10 wrangle over measures simple enough
in themselves, but affording ample scope
for airing erudition aud repairing pollt-
ical fences. We believe that all the replies
50 far published confine themselves to the
official fee question. the assignment law
and the convict labor question-subiects
that have been discussed for years through
the papers, and in the legislative halls, I'M
til they are threadbare. They are OF some
importance, Of course, In business and Of
fetal circles. but OF little interest TO the
masses of the people. These honorable
gentlemen seem 10 overlook the fact that
the prosperity Of the State depends abso-
lutely upon the success OF the farms of the
State. The courts may be Inconvenience
by technical imperfections in legal pro-
cedure. and this may embarrass mercantile
interests. These things ought, OF course.
TO be remedied but the paramount interest
OF the state is the output of tho soil, and
this interest is Certainly worthy of consid
Grafton by lawmakers elected largely by
the votes of the farmers, In promoting the
agricultural interests Texas is far behind
any and all the agricultural States, and the
incoming legislature ought 10 act about
removing this reproach. Provision should
he made for farmers Institutes to be held
Systematically; for the publication Of the
proceedings OF the various State orgauiza-
tioDs OF practical farmers. fruit growers
and stock breeders, and for collating a sys-
ton Of reliable agricultural statistics and
crop reports. Legislation Is needed 20 pro-
tect the State against infectious diseases
OF plants and trees and animals; for the
determination of pests OF various sorts.
and for the Improvement o, country roads
These and other important measures seem
not TO have occurred to the members who
have aired their views through The Post.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10

iisiun. there II great hope for TIE fctars-
Immense fortunes viii BE- regarded ws.a
less suspicion and eur1..y By TIE general
populace wheo the mutt mathematics he
tray a sympathy In . prsr,icd way with
the less fortunate life abort ;se<r- Tse
poor have ever ssca 6speo3soi upoa the
rich for Any cuulfo-ts ee3cyed esycri the
bare necessities o. life. The higher ins,i-
tutions o, learning, the pcslic galleries
libraries. great hospitals and oise- sd!.ress
Of our humane aud reszirs civilization
mus, largely dspeci u7oo voluntary en-
tribotioos- Where shall thsss be-ssssiss-as
come from 81 no. frsrn tee .icAf In pro
portion as TIE Erea. rriilscnaires AID Ia
deed. wealthy people gezsraIly, recognize
their stewardship Tor the rasl.e. in :esi
susA proportion Will their fortunes il the
future be safe and the word grow ees;er.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
AMERICAN PHILANTHROPY


The world IS rot nearly On h,s
:" ins pess'iHists would have us belisy.
ana those who Try to Ind eviasne.s q, 80
steady progress Of mans humanity ., -
can discover then easily q, at,,os, 49,.
time in this latter part OF the NIns,oe,,,
century. d
The provisions made through rr,v,,. a,
nations for education. reIir4on ana 80.
ron year TO year. measure admirably ,be
extent OF moral development in Nate,
and Indicate the growth OF the i1es =, ,,.
citizens obligations to his fellow. eho..o
and beyond the requirements o, ,sr,t
statutes. Measured BY such tests The -,
Just past shows gratifying ana rer,rt.
soie progrsss over the preceding year n.
indeed. 1855 showed over 1894. In tho LAT.
ter year the sum total OF the beaues,, y,
tho character above indicated. aecord,r,, :,
the Chicago Tribune. amounted. 4, Al.
country. 10 but $685.. 900. In tsae -,
sum was s3s.G7o.o0Ol In 1895 these char.
ties reached 2s.si3. 900. Here IL see,
steady gain for the worthy objects among
which these large sums are distributed. on
tho money giy,i last year. colleges nh.
tanned sls.si4.OoO. in round numbers; char.
Ties slo.s5i.ooo; churches s2,ls5, 900; mu.
seums and galleries s2,sa3. 900 and libraries
l.t52 900.
When tho unusually fortunate and
weaiahy people Of the world begin thus to
recognize their moral obligation to the
eauss q education end charity and 70.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Archhishor Fahre left the whole of MS
nersorail property to his successor to he
used for works OF charity.
The very important Information IS
NouchSafed that Kong Alfonso has written
70 inc pope, mploring ms prayers for
Spanish success.
Slgnor Crisrl has taken time by the
t1te!ock N hay!ng his marble monume i
erected IN the Naples cemetery. The only
Inscription on y IS "CrIspi-"
Tho pope continues TO give daily recep-
lions 10 the diplomats, and the rcsista nee
10 the fatigue attendant upon these re-
cepuons shown by his holiness causes gen
eral surprise.
Jean de Rcszkc declares that last sum-
htr an rs servants performed their la
bors to ne energyWg rhy I'm and melody
heard him prSlc tcing so often.
Since jerry Simpson Is returning TO con-
gfess II IS recalled that he was the very
INST Representative 10 throw dignsty to
the w.nds Nad TO appear calling down
pennsylvania avenue on n bicycle
The coachnan who drives the queen at
Mirlsor. Haimoral aal Osborne, and who
likewise accompanies her to the com, nm
Is Thomas Sands Thomas has been Ion,
IN the service and is a great favorEe. Tue
queen greeis HIM always with friendly
"eood-day"
Russla's. czarna. a worthy granddauvh-
ter OF Queen Victoria, - hight ng the ptac.
i!ce OF suclNng tobacco prevalent among
the women at the court, She Is said also
- nave smut uoWn on nor husbands al
loNaaco OF cigarettes. she s. Also saa 10
be not 80 well liked as she was
The Wesleyan MethodsSts of ENGLAND
have rpilcstcd Rcv. Nall Nm i Brown Ia
VIII NE United states ond Cana0a and
~, s. money for a monument - he erect
81 over The grave of John Wesley Mir
Brown Is the ntstor OF the clRpe! in Lon
doi where Wesley once praanhsd
There was lately sold In London for SO.
a SILVER SILVER. male N i7S2 bearing the
Goa; OF arms. crest ana motto OF William
lttt and having tho follow ug words en-
gFayed on It's hack: This piece OF nlste
belonged to the Rsht Hon. William PIT
the most inccrrupt ard loyal minister thai
ever gracsd the annals Of any nAt.on.''