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A Berlin diipth m it Announced iiiat Ibe Etaror WUliaia will rwume the government by tb hcgiiming of Dwmber. -TVi nnwillininci of the SorTian Govrnwent p) df4l fairly and jutly with the Jews, And it e-.n finned refu! to afford them eqnal ..,,1 full nmtn.ti.n m..l r thn law. hum j inducAl t!io Goverrnifntu of I.npLi!1, France mid -Ita-ly to uatify &-rvi.a tiu ..tltoy . wiH not re.i.'r.io the indepKlenee of tliat principality until the civil and political finality of the Jew is rnk:iAliy pnwla.iiil. " The "report of the eonunirtnion which has jnt comj lctxl an investigation of the affaire f the Imrik of the City of Oltwn'y w in a shocking tie for the unfortunate hareholdern of that institution as well an a sad commentary on the dLshonwt practices of its oflieera. It eeen-.a that the old practice of doctoring its weekly reports to the Government was bronght into reqni&ition oa a very larpe ecale, and that tx shareholders and the public interested in the hank were regularly rep!(i - . wiA figures . - which gave no indication as t the rtmdition of the concernt but irved the purpose of blinhng the eyea f veryW.!y. ,Tho actual loss which the ih&reItolders will lie callel npon to make good is reported at over $25,000,01. Austria has rej'jeted the Servian Government to notify the Boenian refugees tliat-fnll amnesty has l:on grant! to them. IIS OX A L. The moat widely-known churchman in France, Bishop Dnpanlonp, died suddenly in Paris, Uet week. He was bora in 112; and became Bishop of Orleans in 1S4; Since the formation of the present constitution or France, the Bishop has teeu a niember of the Senate. Eugene A. tVonin, the Oregon elector so much talked about during the electoral dispute, is dead. Gen. Grant will make a brief trip through 8pai.n, Portugal and Algiers during the next four weeks, and then return to winter in Paris. Lieut II. II. Bonner, of the United States army, who volunteered to command the relief I -oat iKnt south from St Ixntis to the yellowf. v r sufferers, has fallen a victim to the spurge. Ho caught the disease from giving np I.:h stateroom to a lady who was suffering from it Gen. Grant w as warmly receivel by King Alfonso, of Spain, in whose dominions the ex-Preeident intended remaining a week or two. The Duke of Edinburgh has started for Canada, where he will welcome the Marquis of Lome and the Prineees Iini.e on their arrival. OESTRAL. Elinburg, a small town of about 1,000 inhabitants, in Iawrenco county, Ta., nr Newr as tie, has been klmoat swept out of existence by a fire, which burned 225 buildings, including store, dwellugf, hotels, churches, eto., the 1 --s being lhwii 350,000 and t400,tXX Extensive and destructive prairie fires are reported in Northwestern Ncbratdsa as doing great damage. . ... Though the plagne is not quite so deadly as before, there were 1ft doaths from yellow fever within the limits of Memphis for the twenty-four hours ending Oct 14, though the tot! was bronght np to 22 by deas.hs in the Adjacent district. At New Orleans the number was h0, and at ChattanorgA VS. Frost had been Anxionsly hxked for during tl previous two or tliree dayi but, though the temperature was cool, the freezing point had not boon reached. The hois'-icg works of the Lady Bryan Mining "Company at Virginia, Nev., burned tins ether day; loss, 1200,000. The total number of citizens killed near the Kanee Stat? l.ne by the Cheyeune Indians who tr'c-l the Union Pacific railroad Oct 4, was 43 ci b& SNippa, 15 on tho B'tmver, 1 on Prairie creek, and 5 near the P.ejiullican river. The recent storm on the Maac.husett Ciast was the severest that has occurred since the memorable gal of lU. Cliarles Killcn, nit was taken from the wreck of tlie schooner F.tta .. Sumpson, near Nantucket, after having been lahed to the rirgi&g thirty-six hours. He was the oj.lv survivor of a crew of seven. iHiricg a revnt pe.Utic&l meeting at Waterproof, Iju, a tii.-.tarl'-ance took place, in wuieu. Cpt Pe-k and four negroe w cic kiUk Aniorg tli negroes wor.nded was one named FairfAX, rioiiiiniH for Cor.grs ia Tensas para. The fifth annual Church Cowmw of the rrvtUat Fpi-Kvp tl Clturch was held at Cin-ciaT-iti re.vntly. A suit f f2tXHti0 L bieen commenced spiii-if-t FIixkI, Jfavkey, Fair, a ad the Pacific -aid and J.!;eio.g tnpny, by A stockholder ia tb C"-i";i"v.l;,la.teHi Yirg'Uiia mine, Warmer we'ier prevailed at the yellow -fevtr iafectJ district on Oct 17, and tie d.-esw w Wi 'yw la coiirfUenee. At ilembs were reported for the t wen tvwi:h 50 new re; Jcffcrmn phis f,ur P4x i' Jr., an' S th viotfaia The laatTi. And e-n'.ed to haw run out ia Yieksb J ;!-..:.? bad cnie to tftawlftilL In t-i.t cr-nt-try, !iowe-er. Affair were in le ci 'kt.nl. don, new ce befog reported t".e a t "'! a dvj.li.i.ra j'l t-:TT 1 wvre rt'"ii SO faT, iiw-t .t At New OrltjAiM nd 110 new e mm; '!iS o, ' cf"S l"; l:,s.:::aiHt'":x lil: W ' -; i : i 1 1; Vj :-- A ( I f 1 1 f ! 1 i 1 ' U Ji 1 (It 1 V - ! ( I Hi j ' .1 1 J tt ! It.

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The National vote is eoraewhat larger than last year, lx-ing letweon r0,OsK) and 35,000. Justin 8. Morrill ha ten elected to the United 8Utoe Senate fmin Vermont for Lis third oonrecutive term. The New Hampshire State Prohibitory Con mention lattily nominated Asa a Kendall for .Oovernor, and Davie Heald, J. M. Fletcher and Ira R Kwett for llaiiroad CommiMttioners. The ofScial vote of Ohio is: Barnes, lie -pulilican, t74,lJ; Taige, Democrat, 270,1' Ilay, National, S8,.'J2; Ilobinson, Prohibition, 5,674; Barnes' plurality, 3,154. In a card published a few days ago, Samuel J. Tildon says, in reference to the cipher telegrams published in the New York Tribune: "I have no knowledge of the existence of those cipher telegrams, nor any information about hem except what has been derived from, or since, the publication of the Tribune." FiXAXCIAl, AXZf IXItUSTSIAL. F. D. Findlay & Co., East India merchants of Glasgow, Scotland, have failed, w ith liabilities of over $1,000,000. At the request of the Slaseachusetta Bank Commissioners, an injunction has been issued restraining the Lexington Savings Bank from (-further transacting business. Since the middlo of May last the total shipments of live cattle from Baltimore to Liverpool, England, aggregated 2,SJS head. AH but 'EDO of those were from Illinois. Chicago elevators contain 2,355,6352 bushels of wheat; 1,249,856 bushels of corn; 605,819 bushels of oats; 274,105 bushels of rye; and Ktf5,175 bushels of barley, making a grand total of 5,508,737 bushels, against 2,470,421 bushels at this period last year. The - Concord (N. II.) Savings Bank has closed its doors. . Tine depositors may get 75 per cent Dun, Barlow Jc Co. give the following in teresting statistics for tins quarter, and for the last nine months : The number of failures for the third quarter of 18T8 were 2,853, as compared with 1,815 the same quarter last year, liabilities for the last quarter, tffli,0Q0,O0O, as compared with $42,000,000 the same period of 1877. For the first nine months of 1878 the failures number S,7tW as compared with 6,565 the same period in IS77. The liabilities for the first nine months of 1878 were $197,000,000, against $141,000,000 for the nine months of 1877. The First National Bank, of Warrensburg, Ma, has closed its doors. lletums for Oetolxr to the Department of Agriculture at Washington figure up an increase ia wheat yield, or a total of 400,000,000 bushels. The corn crop promises 1,300,000,000 bushels. The oat yield will be larger than ever. All messages of ten words hereafter sent by the Western Union Telegraph Company from the Produce Exchange in New York to Chicago will cost 50 cents, and 3 cents for every additional word. Heretofore they have cost CO cents and 4 conts. CRIME AXI1 CRI.HIXALS. Twenty or more prisoners escaped from the jail at Eochester, N. YT., the other day, by boring through the wall and scaling the inclosure. The gang inclndee the worst burglars in the country. A severe fight recently took place at Brigand camp, fifteen miles south of Dead wood, between the SheriiFs posse and two road-agents, in which one of the latter was killed, the other escaping. Hathaway, the Fall F.iver (Kaea.) embezzler, has been sentenced to ten years ia the penitentiary. On the same day, Oakley, cashier of tlie Merchants' Exchange Bank, of New York, got five years in prison. After the adjournment of the Californi State Convention at San Francisco, a few days ago, Edward Barry, a delegate, for some trifling olTense, made a violent attack with a knife on A drunken man w hom the Sorgeani-at-Arms was leading out of the cbralw, inflicting severe cuts on both. Barry was formerly an inmate of the insane asylum from excessive indulgence in drink. His seat will be declared vacant THK MOAVS Or IRFLAXI. The- public roads of Ireland are absolutely perfect. Co where you will through the rural tlisfricta, tmd the rotul are thoroughly tumpikisl, thoroughly drained, and ns level as a loard. The bridges over the creeks and rivers are of stone. Every road has a sidewalk for foot passengers, elevated about six inehes over the nmiu roaol, and from four to f-ix feet -wide. The fences oa either side are of solid' stone masonry, to the height of from four to six feet, upon tlit top of whieli axe growing be-Jgcs of liAwtboru or furze, or grafs and wall-llowers. 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2 . f. 1 1 an J ,"'-2; 1 - u i " t ii .r th;.i t..o cr Yt"iNTr.: ' Grr. tMr:.ra. Zl-r.j p. r-f-i'T.. do net Lrv.v t! .t ZTl I";-:- en h-3 tv.rc- ."il xi-ir.tTcl It F!..;!ur.? the k l) f;ir.i the rocli and hanging thim lip ia a dry cellar here they w ill be Btire not to freeze, r lan ted in warm eoil, and well watered ia the spring, they will grow, and apparently bloom the better for their treatment. Springfield Union. Fightiko the Fhylloxeka. A French grower claims that the best way to combat the phylloxera is to keep the soil very loose and open round the steins of the vines, thus allowing a free ingress of air to the roots then a good soaking of water impregnated with tar or carbolic acid not only kills the infeecU but forms a good fertilizer. American Cultivator. Cor Foddek. "Where is the necessity of allowing corn to remain in shocks .until the middle or end of November? asks the German town Telegraph. Com should not be cut down until the stalks are dying and the grain ia pretty hard, and then it should remain no longer ia the field than is absolutely necessary for the drying of the grain. It should be husked aa early as possible, and the fodder tied up in bundles, and either . carefully stacked near the cattle stables or put under shelter in sheds. Heeduso Bm ix Frcit. The Fruit Recorder says: To raise gooseberries, currants, or any other of the small-fruit family from seed, make a low frame like a hot-bed - frame, 11 it up r with rich earth to within a few inches of the top, and on this put about one inch of clear Band, and sow seed on this. Sprinkle sand over the seed, and keep it watered sufficiently to keep the surface just moist, but not too wet. In a few days the peed will germinate, and when plants get so large as to crowd they may be transplanted. KEEPixa FKurr. The conditions required are a uniform temperature, as low aa may be without freezing, and dryness The cellar of the house should not be used for storing large quantities of fruit if it can be avoided, and if used there should be ample ventilation to carry off the carbonic acid given off by the fruit ripening. The temperature of 35 to 40 degrees is best, and when the thermometer shows above 40 degrees, the outer air, if colder, should be admitted. Apples, properly picked aud barreled, need not be disturbed until wanted for ise or side. Store pears in boxes or drawers, where they mny be occasionally inspected, as they often ripen unevenly. We m tern Rural. Bone Meal for Swine. The Indiana Tanner says that most farmers have noticed that in fattening swine, especially where they are crowded rapidly, they always appear weak in their hind legs, and sometimes lose the use of them entirely. An intelligent farmer says that lie and his neighbors have made a practice of feeding bone meal in such cases, and find that a small quantity mixed with the daily feed will prevent any weakness, and strengthen the animals so .as to admit of most rapidforcing. As bone meal is known to be a preventive of cripple-ail and weakness in cows, it looks reasonable that it should also be a benefit to hogs, which are often confined to a diet containing but little or no bone-making material. Bermuda. Geass. Bermuda grass may be easily killed upon uplands by plowing a light, Cat furrow, so as to turn the roots of the grass upward, late m the fall. Two seasons in corn or cotton will kill every vestige of it, if the ground is only kept clean, and what grass may appear turned up to the hot siin. But as this grass makes one of the best pastures for the South, and one of the best pods to plow under as a fertilizer for cotton, it is sometimes better to encourage than to destroy it. In addition to its value as a pasture grass, it makes excellent hay in places where few other grasses thrive. Upon low, moist ground it ia impossible to eradicate it, but such places are worth much more for hay than for any other purpose. Exchange. A liKTHOD in practice emong the best butter makers in England for rendering butter firm and solid during the hot weather is as follows; Carbonate of soda and alum are used for the purpose, made into powder. For twenty pounds of butter one tea..poouful of carbonate cf sod,.i and one teaspoonful of powdered alum are mixed together" at the time of clnirnir r r.d r,t isto the erejua, . The eileet of this powder k- to make the butter b .v-nn f.rr.i f r.d '.jli.l, r.:.d gic it a clean, fcv.ett f.aver. It do- not enter ii.t:i tl-r- I ;.-r, but i'.-s action ii up"n the c-v -j, i -.. 1 if i c 7 v i:h the I utir. .of tL rr until rs. ;:;r crc i.; i 1 t i in t t t, t in rnre -!y lor t t , . . J. t -. . . 1 j.. I I i i

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s...t j -.11, tl rro c v s f- 'ir, cr.rn-t-:t;.r nl r. - 1 1 ; cr n n-;.-:r." " tic ;r.i i'vo t.: 1 one-1 i II l.r urs. Crr.iMvvs to IIr::r Ovzr. Vrixxrr,. Ctrr..-rr- fajL-d. Suhia'?, end other plants that you may wish to keep over winter without any care of them, may be taken up, with a ball ci earth attached to them, and placed in -one corner of your cellar, provided it is warm enough not to freeze potatoes; pack them close and bank the earth firmly about the roots. In January or February yoti can bring the fuchsias to the window, and they will form beauti ful flowering plant 3 in about six weeks time. A Seasonable Hint. The Boston Commercial Bulletin, reminding its readers that the next few weeks give the best season of the year to " plant fences," supplies some very remarkable figures as to the use of wire fence, and especially of the Barb Fence of the Washburn A Moen Manufacturing Company. Since the introduction of wire fence, twenty years ago, one hundred and ffi'j thousand tilss of wire fence have been constructed. The Barb Fence has been before the public only three seasons, yetalroady twenty-four thousand mile oi tMs lenco are in use m mis country ana various parts of the world. It is in the highest favor with laud owners, forfarm and home protection Against depredators of the crops and orchards. The fence ia constructed of Galvanized Steel Wire, and carries steel barbs firmly attached by the process of manufacture patented in this countrv and very widely abroad. Tho Barb Fence is literally a steel thorn hedge with all the defensive qualities of the most perfect hedge, and all the durability of galvanized steel wira It is cheap as a material, easy in construction, and has almost the life and tenacity of a stone walk Tho Barb Fence Wire i3 being extensively used in single strands to perfect and give efficiency to walla and fences of old coaBtractioa. lc will tarn tho breichiest steer, and is a3 u.of ul in the home incloeures as in the outlying fields. " Physicians recommend Dr. Graves HEART REGULATOB aa a cure for Heart Disease, showing they have confidence in it A ladv says : " I'rora a child I have been subject to Palpitation of the Heart, and for ths twist fw year tin to continued to prow mirw, palpitation beioir followed by dizziness nd snffocatton.so much so tht if I t tmpld tn lie down my heart woula seem tocMM bent inr entirely, enuring Krt prngtratioo. 1 wu obliged to have a physician in attendance for nearly a ypar. At Ht rs n-dvlhed ran to try Or. Oiava HEART REGULATOR, which I did, and have not taken any other medicine eince. Am nearly well, and ha to freest reason to beiiere I skull rrrt entirely cured by continuing to take the HK ART KEGUnATOR. " Mks. ALONSO Moboav, Consord. N. H." ' Send yotir name to F. E. Ingaixs, Concord, N. It. , for a pamphlet containing a list of testimonials of cures, etc. For sale by druggists at 50 cents and $1 per bottle. Dr. "Wilhoft's Anti-Pertodio or Fbvek and Agcs Tomc 1 Wilhoft's Tonio has established itself as the real infallible Chili cure. It is universally admitted to be the only reliable and harmless Chill medicine now ia use. Its efficacy is confirmed by thousands of certificates of the very best people from all parts cf the countrv. It cures malarious diseases of every type, from the shaking sgties of the lakes and valleys to the raging fevers of the torrid zone. Try it ! It has never been known to fail. Wheelock, Finliy & Co., Proprietors, New Orleans. For balk bi aia Dkucoisis. When neglectful of the duty assigned to it by nature that of secreting the bile the liver should be disciplined with Dr. Mott's Vegetable Liver Pills, which will speedily remedy its inaction and stimulate it to a vigorous perfoimanco of its secretive function. Constipation, w hich is an invariable accompaniment of liver disorder, is always overcome by this great anti-bilious cathartic, and indigestion, chronic and acute, ia completely cured by it. All Druggists sell it For upward" of SO years Mrs. WLNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children with never-failing success. It corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind colic, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhea, whether arising from teething or other causes. An old and well-tried remedy. 25 eta a bottla CHEW The Celebrated "Matchless" Wood Tag Flug Tobacco. The Pioneer Tobacco Company, New York, Boston and Chicago. Familiar! tt with the writings of the great poets is a necessity to anv one who wishes to appear well ia company. For 10c we will send a book of 100 selections from the beautiful melodies of Moore, the grand poems of Byron, and the uneqnaled songs of Barns, and 50 popular songs. Desmond & Co., 915 Race street, Phil a. A missionaky just returned says he r-nrds .Tafinson'x Anodnne. Liniment as lxvond re all price, and efficacious beyond any other medicine. It is adapted to a great variety of ppecial cases, ana is tne oesi p&in Kiuer m uie woria, . The most dangerous fevers are typhoid, bilious, malarious and gastric. These all orginato in the Etomach, liver, or bowels, and may tie easily prevented. One of Pr.on' Purgative Pilte each night for a week will drive disease from the system. It is demonstrated that America makes the best Cabinet or Parlor Organs in the world. At all world's exhibitions in recent years Mason A Hamlin have obtained highest honors, having received the gold medal at the Paris Exposition of 1878. - ' , Svdhkn changes in the weather are productive ' of Throat Diseases, Coughs and Colds. There is no more effectual relief to be found than in the use of Ilroiti's ' JUronchiat Troches." 25 cts. a box. TUB MARKETS. NEW TOF.K. Eekvki... : Hos Cottok Ftora Suferftne Whkat No. 3 Cliioaro Coast Western Mixed Oats Mixed .

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To cleanss and whiten the teeth, to sweeten the breath, use Brown's Camphorated Saponaceous Dentifrice. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco. I.tXl'OIlTAN'T NOTICE. Farmerm FaU lie and Others can purchase ao wrasedy equal to Dr. TOBIAS' VENETIAN LINIMENT, for the core of Cholera, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cronp; Golio ami Sea-h-.lmaefl, taken tateroally (it ia perfectly harmless : oto aoocnipanyina eath bottle) acd eiwrnruij lor t orome Koeuniatism, He" dacha, jloouxacne, bore TDtoat, Cut, bms, Swe.i.a:i.K, Btbism. ilosqmto B'" Oid Sor?, I'aina in Limb, Back and Chest, line VFNktlAN LI N IN ii S T waa introduced in lM7.aad nonotrbo has iifcwd it bnt continues to do ao, tnnny afvtrR if it was Ten lKiirs a Bottie they woald not be wtthmit it. Thonwinds of Ceitirtoa'ea cad be sewn at tue ieiK&, fpeakmjf of its wonderful onrative proper. . Sold t-y the lraggtt at 4U eta. Iepot,4iS Mnrray street. New York. - CELEBRATED A SUUE HEX.IEirOK TILE SUFrEREIi. ".f 3 r : f A Vegetable Prepuration, Invented In the lTtti century by rr. Williatn Grace, Surgeon la Kiusr James" army. Throuch its ngency ho cured thousands of tho most serious sores and wounds that baffled the ski. 1 of the most eminent physicians of his d.iv, and was regarded by all who knew him as a puD'.ic benefactor. CURES FLESH WOUSDS. FROZEN LIMBS, SALT RHEUM, CHILBLAIN'S, BORE BREAST, SORK UIS, ERYSIPELAS, RI.VOWOBMS, CALLUSES, SCALD HEAD, CHAFFED HANDS, E CRN'S, CANXERS, FELONS. fCVI.DS, H IRI S, t'LCERS, WOUSBS, BTtNOiS, fiHINGLES, FESTERS, WENS, STIES, rn.ES, ABCES-S, FRECKLES, EtTMON"S, SPRAINS, BOIIS, EtTES, CUTS, WHITLOWS, WARTS, BLISTERS, TAN, PIMPLES, CORNS. SCt-RVT, ITCH, INQROWtNtJ NAILS, KETTLE RASH, MOSiwTTO AND FLEA BITES, SPIDEIt STINGS, And all cutaneouR diseases and eruptions generally. PRICE 2o CENTS A BOX. EY MAIL 33 CENTS. Three dozen Boxes (1-1 cross), will be sent TO PEDDLERS, STOREKEEPERS, DKt'OGISTr, (cxprcsnajo paid), oil receipt of Si. 00 nbent eleven cents a. box. PREPARED BT CZTM W. FOWLE & sons, S6 HARRISON AVENUE, BOSTON, I.IASS. Tl tt' f'y W;irrnte1 a 1'r.Kr'BCT tl'KK (or . I ,'. ' t mtiuey rtiimed) J'ur ait the tmrxt 1 formn ' Pxi.KS. Leprosy, Scrok- . ' !la, RifficsiATiSM, Salt Ehf.cm, .- j (.atarkh. Kidney Diseases, ami O1 t t -1 all fieast of trie HKiy and BLOOr. .-. O' 1 II. 1. l'(HVLli iV: ., :.. : f Wonireal n.iM'1 Boston. . a 1 J S-.M even-where. S 1 A K I a Hot tie. JL.jai I ULLfe'RJc l-'ULLER.Acta.,Chic.ieo H"Tre in Wet Virginia, ch i i u ..i ZO cular to J. H. Brist. Iteaii. Send &t;imtfiri'tritor, .MartinsDurgr, W. Va. StUKY I'AII IN CASH Forselline Tea Mi l Ckjffe- to t!ie trad"? and conumn. C. W. (IhOIUiK & CO., l'ii'3 and 1:3.x) Broadway. N. Y. DIVOKt'K lecaily and qaietly obtained, for desertion, dninkennes or m.n-si.port. Consultation free. Vuitrrl S Lrr Anetf-l, 1 iI:S flro-ultcm. A". 1". SCARLET FaER . . AND DIPHTHERIA conquered by MOTHER MARTEEN'S SALVE. Cure alao Sores, 11 -no lie-ies, KlieatunUsia acd 6imiii complaint. No famiiy should he wilaout it. Send f'tr circulnr or 2' ceiitafor a box, U l.X t ' k.lji I OU I . A ItOU VTtllC V" CO , lsx 41 ). .Siw ork i ?s mf a. v m mirm. a V f f 'f m N-' " F" F Pi 9 fy ip 1 fi m Il4ii r J k m a m A M t are the he-it made warranted for 8 year ; and mil be nild dnrinjt tins monta oi lower prices for cash or on installments loan ever before oiTc.ed. Agents wanted. -lUnstrattxl Cabakynrae maiied. HORACE WATERS A SONS, Mannfactureisand Lefilem. Ka.t Uth M.,N.Y. AIM). Ueneral Agents fr ISHONINtiER'S Celebrate t O Rt. ANS. which received the TKIUJfP H A N'T M K JJA h of AWARD at the PARIS EXPOSITION. 1 1 Ii I" il X E"rlle n1 .urtK1! rK'-i. Riving jour pd.ire- in luf, to OOEllit 114 lur a i.:,.,i CO., tvie iljinutacturers lor America. NEWSPAPERS '& 3IAGAZINES j at club rate. 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