Life — March 10, 1892 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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*LIFE-: Ex-Coutector Tom MUKPHY, once a familiar figure in Washington, is here for his first visit to the capital in eight years, Talk- ing to a reporter, he grew reminiscent and said : * My first visit to Washington was when Seward was Senator from New York, and that was about the time he made his ‘higher law’ speech that attracted the attention of the whole country. While a young man I was very intimate with Seward and his family. 1 lived in Albany when he was Governor, away back in the ** 308.” My first visit to the Senate was for the purpose of heanng him speak. He made a Kreat speech. He was replied to, as I felt, in the most bitter and in- sulting language by Senator Foote of Mississippi, and the language that he used was so offensive, in my iudgment, that I could harcly restrain myself from jumping from the gallery ‘and choking him. I dined at Senator Seward's house that evening, and to my utter amaze- meat the gentleman sitting next to me was Senator Foote. When the ladies retired (rom the table { left my seat and went around to Seward and said : “+ Senator, | heard that man sitting nest to me at your table abuse you in such a gross manner that I was indignant. stand it.’ ** Senator Seward laughed heartily, and called out : “«* Foote, | want this young man to go around and tell you what \s just told me.” Senator Foote also laughed heartily and said to me * "Young man, I want to give you a lesson in politics. Seward lives in New York, and when he makes a speech in opposition to slavery and I reply to him and denounce him that helps me at home, and Seward tells me it doesn’t hurt him a bit "—New York Sun. Wire: Can you cook, Minna ? Oh! yes'm, if you won't help !—AMefhuse/ah's 1 can't under- he AN excellent method,” says the Pharmaceutical Era, ‘and one insisted upon in some States, is for the druggist to attach to every bottle and package of poison’ sold a label, on which are printed direc tions as to the antidote which should be employed in case the poison is taken by human beings accidentally.” This is perhaps an even better plan than that said to have been adopted in a newly-opened, Western drug store of giving a dog with each prescription filled. st Druccist Well, how are you this morning ? sp Dru Rroke. hen why don't you use some of that liquid mend everything ?—Pharmaceutical Era. EC Chapping, Chafing, Dandruff, Odors from Perspiration. I })t eas (NLA Speedy Relief by Using Packer’s Tar Soap. ¢¢It Soothes while it Cleanses.’”’ Medical and Surg. Reporter, Phila, Ladies’ 178 & fo Fifth Avenue Palmer House, Chicago. A Agencies in all CROUCH & FI NEW YORK, MAKE THE MOST RELIABLE Trunks, Bags, : Dress Suit Cases, For American and Euro- 14 Cortlandt St. 723 Sixth Aven This last store former! EDENI AND of high-cl . the world. Oya ] y. you ever tried e only by CELEBRATED HATS, AND Round Hate aud Bonnets a The Dunlap Silk Umbrell: and 181 Broadway, near Cortlandt 8t., NEW YORK. Gold Medal Awarded, Paris Exposition, 1889. 688 Broadway, below 4th St. Sexp ror a CaTatocur. WHITING’S ablished twenty s correspondence paper: Sold in every city and town in the Union. Standard or No. SPAULDING& Co. (INCORPORATED), Gold and Silversmiths, Have recently added to their establishment a Stationery Department which will be quite on a par with the other branches of their busicess, and which will, it is hoped, maintain the reputation of the house. Messrs, Spaulding & Co. are prepared to furnish the newest and most correct formsin tne Stationery. Elegantly engraved Wedding, Dinner or other Invitations in the most approved fashions. Crests, Monograms and Address Dies executed in the finest manner, Correspondence is solicited. State and Jackson wts., Chicago, Zi. JO Gove. de {Opera Paris. pro bet, aad and a3d Sts, 914 Chestnut St., Phila 1 Principal Cities. ITZGERALD, J. HOARE & CO., Corning, fine CUT GLA the most artistic cut las: vere the Hat Cases, rs in America in the manufacture of ese Travel They produce to-day are to be found either here or abroad, ly at 556 Broadway FIN IX years, STATIONERY. Make twenty-six tons per day Largest manufacturers in Have J “Whiting’s nd see how you like it. Made them? Ask your stationer for 1 Quality, Wurtinc Parer Co., Holyoke, Mass., or New York.