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ItAnPM Ijotrj-qana l.i,Iiotel for Senator, tat f a:I:tl to elect 011 account of tLe multiplidiy of can.II.Iatcs. . . At a sf5.-in of tliC Pottrr Comrnitttse, Ja:i. 22, Ota. Kctlt-r Ei3e a etatt-mcat Ui&t cittaio dipatctos Lad coiae into hbt poseMOi ; early lafet ppring. He foaod thexti anon hl I private table, Imt has no kitov lodge Low they I came there. Thcae difpatcbo, it was said, were part of thoe printed in the Tribune. If ho, he had nothing to do with the publication. They had been farnished the Tribune before they cxtia bit' hi hand.-. Dming the eamiaer they were mined for wveral w-b, and sub-pt-juently they were found again, when he had theni numbered and . stamped and put in a place of safety. He was willing to j iaee them at the service of the committee. In doing bo, he" contended that they should be printed and made public, or placed within the power of any member of the committee to make public. Matt IL Carpenter has been elected as United States Senator from Wisconsin, to encceed T. 0. Howe, the vote standing: Carpenter, SJ; Ryan, 2S, and Bcmck, 13. The rotter Committee received tho bundle of cipher diHpatchee from Gen,. En tier, on the 2,M of January, about which eo much has been ft.ii l They were ordered to be deciphered and lithographed. Senator Conkling has triumphed in committee upon the sub j rd of the New York Custom Hoiiwo appointments, an adverse report having been agreed upon by the Committee on Commerce. jv.vj cr.t z a xn ixDu.sTiti.ir. A call has been issued for $20,000,000 more 50 -20s, interest to cease April 18, consisting of ? 1 0,000,000 "coupon, and the eame amount of registered, bonds. Owing to tho fact that gold is accumulating in the treasury, the interest coupons of Government bond will hereafter bo paid ehher in gild or greenbacks, at the option of the holders, at any 8ub-trcaury. raymentby issuing goldchocka on tho New York enb-treasury Las been suspended, and holders of coupons are now paid directly in gol h 'CRIME AXIt CRIMINALS. Tho late Treasurer of a Massachusetts missionary society is said to havo "misused" some ft 50.000 worth of its funds. That is, the society is short the amount named, and is not likely to get it very soon. The trouble arises from "unauthorized investments," as the report puts it The ofiicers of the National Bank of Missouri have been indicted by a St. Louis Grand Jury for fraud, and are held under $ 10,000 bail. Tin: eikctiox ix rr.s tig a tiox. At New Orleans, on tho ISth, the investi- ! gating committee concluded the taking of testi mony at that point, and adjourned. W. B. Merchant, District Attorney' of St Mary's, testified concerning the attack on Newman's house. It was ordered that United States Commissioner Lane take testimony of any witnesses not examined for Natchitoches, Tensas and CalaLoula parishes; that Morris Marks represent the majority and B. F. Jonas the minority. The test imony so taken will be transmitted to Mr. TelJer and treated as if taken by the commuteo. The new Democratic members of the Teller Committee, Senators McDonald and Randolph, 1 started for South Carolina Jan. 20. Tfaev took wiih them the names of a large number of witnesses that the Democrats desired to have summoned. The Teller Committee, consisting of Senators Teller, Kirkvood, Cameron, Randolph and McDonald, legan their investigation of the Into general election in South CaroJioa, at Charleston, on tho 21st of January. Ail the witnesses examined were from Charleston county, and it was admitted by both Democrats and Republicans that all the election ofiicers, excepting clerks, rvcre appointed upon the reeommeudation of the Democratic committee ; that one of the three Commissioners of Flection for the county was a Republican; that the managers of election at tli different precincts were exclusively Demo-erat-s -and the United States Supervisors at the ditTercnt pils were not allowed to have a ch lh, tht.e 1 leg 1.0 1 o Lh:i if liw for sin.li jxrsia. It v. i-; a'-o t -'.tied that the Demoi jtl T, .'id that the .. 1 (t i. t . M -l S crvi-ur were ecla d f r 1 t1 e r tho I 1 -i :I e. i- - of .h y cil, t. ;iil t it th 1 .r f 1 il in V " i 1 CL li - o 1 C- i..r. g I Iac s by oihr of i .e. The Ittj al iicn oe or four were exarnHil'P l.i'.Mlnlui t, -".0 tes at varions precincts i s l e in-;.i..cis t t" e 1 ". -, r of 5 - j I " o t ' -C . . 1 . O i V ! ' tue printing of tissue ba .,... , a 1 1 .-.-l 1 t e - 1 y t: i'Vr, 'ttii i- ai' ; I ' 1 1 v C i-. 1 " 1"'S ti r( - a , t t t n s rt V .1- - t e P C - r -At lfi icai i- : pt in 01 1 -AT. I 1 s -t V J.3 i t; 1 1 v .

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Prevision is mado for 2 percent, iuteref t upou all war-U made by the conrt, with 6 per cent, from the slate of the original award. - Jaxuaey 20. In the Senate, a bill was introduced by Sir. Cockrell, of Missouri, to provide a uniform national currency. Mr. Morgan offered a substitute asrrecd upon in the Democratic caucus for Mr. EJmnncls' resolution concerning suffrage bii1 the later constitutional amendments. It was laid on the tabic, under the rules.... The snbHtitute, while recognizing the binding force of tlie amendments, regards Senator Edmunds' resolution as propopinp locislative action in conflict with the deciMicnH o tlia Supreme Court, particularly in the Cruikshank case. holriiur that the coDbtituiioa does not confer the rilit to vote on any one. but simply confers the privilege of freedom from any discrimination on account of race, color or rrevious condition, and that the regulation of suffrage belongs exclusively to the He- eral States. lu tho House, a larpe number of biU and resolutiona were introduced, under a cpII of the States. January 21. In the Senate Mr. Morrill, from the Committee on Finauce, reported, without amendment, the House hill paused by the House on the lfith inst. to facilitate the refunding of the 11a tional debt, riaced on the calendar. . ..Mr Matthews presented a bill to prevent the introduction of contagious or infections diseases in the United States, and to establish a Bureau of Public Health. Preferred. . . . Mr. Chajfce introduced a j oint resolution directing the cancellation of $ ! and $2 United States notes. Laid on the table to be called up by Mr. Chaffee hereafter The Senate bill to authorize the Secretary of the Interior to depoxit certain funds held by him as trustee for tho. Indian tribes in the Treannry of the United States in lieu of investment, led to a lomr discussion without action. Inthe House, Mr. PotterotTeredaresolution authorizing an investigation into the cipher dispatches, which led to a protracted debate, . Mr. Potter ah bided t the history connected with the formation of the Potter committee, and his refusal at that time to allow an amendment to the resolution ko that the Oregon ilispatchen should lie inquired into. He denied that he had ever been csjntndled by Tilden in any way. Mr. Hutler opposed the r solution. He "thought the House had no jurisdiction over the sub ject, and said it would be better to trive the $10,000 asked for to the families of poor men. instead of wastintr it in investigating private dispatches. Mr. Hale followed in a brief speech, earnestly advocating the investigation. He thouf-'ht it was due to the simple eld man in New York who was draped out aa a Democratic candidate, and whose pood name was imperiled by his trusted friends. Mr. Conner said that the Republicans came here in Deeeniber, expecting the Democracy to rush forward with a resolution for investigating, but he had been amazed at the long silence. The Republicans kept quiet, but it was hard work, and he was glad now, at this late hour, that Mr. Potter had been moved. Mr. Hewitt favored tthe resolution, saying that, as Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, he had never sent a dispatch which would not bear the light He never heard of these cipher dispatches until they were in print. The investigation was demanded by justice to an outraged leader of the Democratic party, and by the party itself. An investigation would vindicate Tilden from calumny heaped upon him by the Republicans. The resolution waa then adopted by a vote of 123 yeas to 120 nays. Jaxuaby 22, In the Senate, Mr. Garland, from the Committee on Public Landw. submitted a minority report on the claim of Mr. McGarrahan. together with a bill placing all claimants to the Uancho Panoehe Grand, in California, in the Court of Claims, with the right of appeal to the Supreme Court. Laid on the table, the bill and report to be printed.. ..Xlic House bill to facilitate the refunding of the national debt was passed unanimously. The bill now goes to the President Mr. Davis U1.) introduced a bill to prevent and punish coun terfeiting, within the United States, of notes, bonds, and other securities of foreign Governments. Kef erred. la the llone the bill wns passed - appropriating $0.1HRI for the transportation o coin aud bullion, and $40.0Oi! for the miscellaneous expenses of the House The Senate amendments to the Indian Appropriation bill were non-concurred in . Mr. sn-phens introduced a bill defining and describing the duties of the Secretary of the Treasury in certain cases. Referred Quite a stormy debate arose in regard to the Southern Claim bill, in the course of which -Vlr. Brtusr. of "Wiseonsin. stated that, if the South was solid for the Democratic party simply for the purpose of getling money out of the treasury, it would be well for the Northern Democracy if the Southern Democrats went over to the Republican party, and he hoped they would do so. Mr. Ellis, of Louisiana, replied to Mr. Brag. He eairt the Southern people were as true to the Democratic party as the gentleman from Wisconsin (Bragg), and it was in obedience to Democratic teac hings, as the Southern people had understood them, that they had gone into the war. Jaxcaex 20. In the Senate, Mr. Morrill, from the special committee in regard t taking the census, reported a bill, which was placed on the calendar. .. .Mr. Burnside rcjxtrted favorably the House bill to promote the education of the blind The rt port of the n M n ace commit' e on t'.e Con-Ml.tr ai.d pMlonint c ppronn itnm 1 :M v. as screed to. aud the lull passed. Ihe total amount appropriated is 51.07tee:5j Ihe bill to annul t.. 1'jt rt ! as d n' -si d. In tl e Hon -e. t! e ton It rer revert of t e ConsiuIi'T and 1 iplonianc Appropriation bill was agreed to. ... "J he l'o-r : e A' picp. ...tiun bill wa- tei n reT t, i .. ; i: mi-.-, in ci ni-nirti e of the w hole. . t ate I at 1. 1 - h tl.--1 '1 1 1 ii - ij- th" proi C- ot t e s; t t ) 1.1 v 1 J 'tit i- rum at en t th- peoI .. 1 r. t " ), . 1i.it1 tin ot the ( orcnnlU e n C( -.--is. r- ' irt. i a In'.i t tinii1- the I di ral onsiis. (n-dered y.natcil and recommitted. Mr. j .'l. t 11 t'n p. c 1 o nn.ilti-c. sunliot'i d tile sews ot ihe minority. lr!lered primed and reriii" 1 . . . Ai' f t 11 :t - 1 n m .is 1 'd r . r, . r - u t ' ' e I 1 ti r e i1 1 . ..in f I 1 r tin !"u -1 r-t. ilicahoiis pnritf r r i ' r i .e r 1 - r j. s-;,t e die mail matter into t .ir It!-. :i .1 in, r: umid, 'iiitr rt m-i. 3ou: thirl. itiitter; and fourth, V e .-s c f t i.ni- ! e'l ir d.L.v-. wiinly. 'I he 1 ..1 w 1 trie country. I. ! h H.'t .1. ( . 1 r an " I 1 at t'.e i r ct t - i satisfactory A number of r debate, reof the coinf i ro ,il i f . oi.ntrv. an 1 ! " '. 1 . . t; . i t .tit in i he ti. 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L I -.. 1 Hi. t of ti y - . 7 iatt r. Llnj j ict& recently p il '1 ' --7 '-o itiLton-.lc nLrjotlicriaPris. TJ.e French, paper pliees tlie total value of the total ptiblie property of tbat nation at C3,000,000,000, Trticli includes public lilgliways, local public buildicg-s, institutions, and tlie property of the state tLat is, palaces, the ofuccs of tlie several rain is trios, an 1 all their appurtenances, and the navy, but not ihe reconstructed war material, as to wMcIi the author thinks it best to give 110 information, and not the paintings, statues and other objects of art in the Louvre end elsewhere, which of course cannot be valued. The estimate for the corresponding items in the United Kingdom is $2,000,000,000. Of private property in France a total is given of. $43,110,600,000, which, added to the public property, gives as the gross total of the capital value of all kinds of French wealth, public and private, $16,110,600,000, against a gross total for the United Kingdom of 12,500,000,000, from which it appears that France is the richest country by $3,610,000,000. It is noted that the value of realty in France far exceeds the value in England, while personalty in England is far more valuable than in France. In discussing the figures the Saturday Review points out that certain items as the value of highways ($1,523,000,000) are given in the French paper and not in the British; while it further thinks the French figures are exaggerated. It takes pains, however, to add, that when due allowance for exaggeration has been made, "it is evident that France is little behind this country for wealth." In the last ten years it appears that the wealth of France has increased $7,500,000,000, giving an annual increase of $750,000,000, so that the war indemnity amounted to no more that the savings of sixteen months. The present national debt of France, great as it is, according to these figures is only about one-seventh of her realized capital. " It might be doubled and yet would be proportionately lighter than the English debt the year after Waterloo; HO ir THE DEACOX KILLED A WILDCAT. An old but well-meaning deacon in the town of Mamakating recently captured and executed a favorite dog belonging to a neighbor, and which had been in tlie habit of paying him nightly visits. The owner of the dog, learning of its fate, asked the good man why lie did it. The deacon replied that he mistook it for a wildcat. The body of the dog, which was black, and resembled a wildcat about as much as it did a mule, was found tied to a bush where it had been shot. The old gentleman was asked why he tied it up, if he thought it was a wildcat, and replied that he tied it up because he was afraid of it. The interrogator remarked that hunters rarely tied wildcats up to shoot them, and then returned to his bereaved famiily. Monticello (X. Y.) Republican. A Pittsburgh physician has been sued for $10,000 damages for negligence in the care of a , patient. The patient, the plaintiiTs wife, died. The National Complaint. D . spepsia is the national complaint Almost v.'iv other man or woman yon meet has it, and . be result is that the number of pseudo-reme-l;es for il is as namerous as Pharaoh's host T tey are for the most part worthless. There is, ovvever, a searching eradicant of this distressing and obdurate malady, one whose genuine merits long since raised it to a foremost place imong the staple medicines of America. IIos--.-ffei-'s Stomach Bitters extirpates dyspepsia with greater certainty and promptitude than any known reme.lv, and "is a most genial invigorant, appetizer, and aid to secretion. These are not emotv assertions, as thousands of our country-m-jii "and women who hava experienced its ( are aware, but are b-ehei up by irrefr.ii: bii rronfj! repeaiedly lai 1 before the public. 'J he Ihrrcrs alo piomoto a regular habit ot bidv, and give & healthful etimulus to the miliary organs. P-omts of tie new t-'jlesof Mason & . n&tnlin Cal inf t Orgms introduce a style of finish with cmlx-it.a doli-bronz? ornamentation, by anew pnwv ; atoneeths ro-t cle-f.nt and chaste tuish yet employed 011 sach instruments. Pri xi aie verv low t r m"'i T i kxianthip. Cr,vy Tobacca 7JAIIKETS. m:v oi.k. r.F tvis 11 ( Hi ? : -. . ('O'TTuy.. 1 f n Snpf ri.i'C Wh at No. a C'l.itr Wi ti m r..ied ou-':im i r.rn . -t.rn 0 a k iless X.A ni r "t.-J. L C "jce , . r-i . i-b, . is 1. .?oo e?io . 3 45 - 3 . 3 3 . . 9-1 ufi 1 45 (til . S 25 (-10 . 4 65 (f?, 5 . 2 2S.I (1$ 3 . i R5 it 4 2 L'-4 3 . 4 T5 k-i 6 . 4 75 (; 4 . ' 84 t 'J . t el . . S?i) 4i t . t S" If . .-. I . 1- , , 1 95 c5 m" (,7 -1? fi2 m w 25 00 no i L e i . , " t . 5 i 1. 71 ':1 -1 4 I ( I A 1 . 1 s . I 1 lb F I 1 ( . s. LiiiO w t-.r-c - 1 1 4'i 1 1 -1 1,, t -

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TZZ PlOXESS TCEACCO CCLTPANT, Issw York, I;oloa and Clicaga Fot reward of 1 years lira. TTICLOTTS ZOOrillllQ &iV,UP L-b I wn r-;-J for chi. Irrn with Eever-failing etiecess. It corrects acidity of the stomach, "relieves wind cohe, rtrcl..3 Le bowels, cures dvntery an 3 , diarrhea, whether arltlzg fron lee'.hicj cr other cauf a. An eld and wf-j-trintl re r--dv. h." ctg. & bc:a. ITPHAM'S rurrKLr.TA.ifc !i.mhi.e it .1x111 nit. A (aw B"pucaMO!iS ot this Pr parar.on will remove Freckles. 'Ian. Sinnburn. Pirr.nles or blotches on the f-'ace. and rendr too tiompluxion f?lar and t-air for SnitBinnf? nitl Beautifying trio Skm it has ro equal. Price. Ex' cents Sent bv mail, post paid, for T5 cents. Address ii. C MA k-tf. M Spruce St.. 'T V or. Thertet Advet-lilniE in Ihe World. Send lor Circular, with tail particulars free, beals Jfc i'osier, IU Spruce street, Ketr Yorlc. Select J.lst of" I.o-ii 1 ei:tpers, ainnsed by separiito Mates, v.-ith pnbiisiiers' schedule rates, and a etivit reduction to casli customers, mailed free to any npnl canU Addiess Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruco street, JVew York. ! U t l li I.-Ke. Lists of all the btt Newspapers for Advertisers, with sciievlules of rates chmged. Address Geo. P. How$ll 4 Co., 10 Spruce street, Nave York. Pi ice 10 cents. Tyiie "il :i-iire, A sate and Nonpareil. For measurin; adverliseiiiente. iree by in nil for S-cont stamp. Address Geo. P. Koweli fc Co., New York. w-i Warranted a PKKFECT CURE (or i money returned) tor all the rcorrt jorms of PlMB, Leprost, Scnor1 I; LA, RHECMATIBM, SAt.T RhKOM. 1 Catarbh, Kidnsy Diseases, ami 1 ati tl'eart of the SKIN and Blood. 1 H. J. 1'OWl.t & CO., i Motrcal .ncl Boston. I Sold everywhere. $!.) a Lottie. j. lULLEK4I ULLLKa.grta.,Chicaao "T ft ItY L M FAItJI. Book and Map "free. LJ'i. Ky C. K SllANAIiAN, Atty., Kaston, Md. rr a Month and expenses (tuaranteed to A Rents, f t Outfit free. Shaw Co., Auoosta. 51 aisk. C fl tW PROFIT.- Aent' samnie, 6 cent it U n I '"i'bsNiisa&u Delight." ftiassaQ.K.y JIE n 11ft WOHE9T waintert evtrywhere for th frreatest !fr!ii f i ian bumesnof ibeday. ai to' 8 2 per hour J' i : . f I f H ' f ft, y made in an locality. Will fcssisn prirve i: or forfeit ' a"0. 0vm1s i-nt:pp!v neir. Sample fr ; write at once. Box 3li30. WIIiDKS fc COm Iloiton, Man. IITK TOT7IS OWX SAW. A perfect raactiln . for $1.50. Tile tiat far other people and -mik mnni Send for circular. Arfdrps A. . ATtllSOTT, Adrian, Mlh. A(i K.VIS Vi.LVTK l. f? flftPC Snd 25 cts. for & New Horse Book. It I ' OiitCS& treatsaH diseases, has:5enrravinrs.and i full of wfuf Jfirrs. Kftoirifjlge. AqrnO wanted. M B. J. Kendall, M. IX.Enosburgh Falls. Vermont. FOR TEN DOLLARS W we will insert a. seven-line advertisement one week In a list of 269 weekly newspapers, or four lines in a different, lift of papivs, or ten lines two week3in a choice of either of four separate and distinct lists containing from TO to liiO piers each, or four lines one week in all four of the emtili lists, or one line one week in all six liiits combined, being- jtiore than 1,(1011 papers. We also have lists of papers by Statos throughout tho United State.1 and Canada. S-md for 011 r JtMl-uasre pamphlet. Address (iEO. P ltOWlh.Ij A- CO., Id snrucs sstreet.. New York. ij tt ri I Bt V. j m 4 -? H fUTOSPYKOS KAK1) TH K JAPAN PKKMMMOS. We oifer choice varieties of this most rein irKablo t fruit, imported direct from Jagan. Ironrhut Apples, Shnrnlt trr-dUfg Strawberry (irryf Rt'.pbem', Complete' a-trtmant of i'ruili Orn.1n1er.tal Trees and Shrubs, Hoses, Flower and PSant .Vrff. Send for new catalogue, BAIRD & TUTTT.K, Agents, ,ooi!7iiton Jiursery, Moomington, III. THE CHOICF.ST Iff THR WORLD. A. IJ. C. Crushed "White Whtat, A. 15 C. Onlmeal. A- IS. C. JSurle v Food. A. IS. C. Maize. Obtained four roe!als for saperiority. and diploma for continued superiority. Tha purest food forchiidren and adults. All husks, cockle and impurities removed. Can be prepared for table in fifteen minutes. For sale by trrocers. Ask tor A. B. C. Brand Manufactured by THK CEKKAL,S MAJSUFACTURtNG CO, IK COLLK4.K Pt.ACE. NEW YOEK. p- r 1 I 1 4 it Felt at once after nsinir iii:a i s jr& l . Brigb-t's Disease, Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases, Diabetes, Gravel and Dropsy are cured by HIXT'S REMEDY. Pains in the Back, Side or Loins, Disturbed Sleep, Loss of Appetite. - General Debility and all ' 1) Diseases of tho Kidneys. Bladder and Urinary OrR.-ins trecotH lv HI 'I'!" K KM 0 Physicians prescribe ii tAT'l KESfKUY. Send for pamphlet to W id. t,. CLARKK, Providence, 14. I. THE A cho.c- fiie-i i.or ,0( "i,riPO acres Iowa Intuitu, due v,e.-t fiuiii t liieat o. fit liom $s to Jh per acre, in fane li'ls, ai U mi easy terms. Low froisiits ami ready maiKets. No wt nletness no ni;ue 110 Jmiiatis. IkmIeiploi iofir tlckf ts fintii t liii a'o, free to buyers, i'nf Maiw. l'ninpl -e - r.i 'nimaliini apply to IOH A liAII.Iin f l,ASUt,)l!'.AJiY, Cedar Jiaiiida, im, or tl iv.niiioliih Sli-et, CiiicasJl f- ' Wt 9 da a iJ Viiy 1 WILL BE KEADY FOSS. DEtlYEHY JA.MTAEY 29th. Is a Gazetteer, corrected to date, of all tawrsi hi wbieb Newspapers are published, and give the Names, Sizes, Editors. Publishers, .Politics and Cireulations of ail Newspaper, . i . I ium t I W u fij tut 'im iami 5, i n m Uj-u. jl. i.j.iulL . i, I ...... . ,cr. 1 -- .-1' '. M 8 ri rw ' .-!. ; r. ,..,1 . ii w J. w J. i. w iw ,r,- f j T ' ' 'fA' ''t 1.1- j ,r. ? t " . p.1 . . t n 1 : j.i 1 i . ' f-T 1 a - . t-i - r t S r rt r ' r I, in t - 1 r o ,

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" l a - f O. loi. Vfity fetrect, Sew Turk. cu .' in, 1 mi I I I An lof-iuiMai ar,(3 an-scln) remedy fot f t i i..!1 ot li.ii(hir!,ii'em I ri. It l IM NT core. A fret' bofiie"of mj i renowned fMocit;c rod a 1 i - . ., vii -i;sbl9 ireariHo a-tit to rw fin w erer aeie 'nrr me bi& m Posto'tice and i-xpresa d d ress. Da tl O mo?, IKS P-s-I Srrwt v Vorir 1. 1 c .1 , : Wt ! Ol n. 1 IJ I y 4 f A Jlto,l, t i liia i', 1 If .4 J. lir.a, irJi-',iit v ' brHeiirM, taei "ri!!!. . i. 5 Jl J - "liJ i,0) n'ruuVi, ( anion, i.ia. s " ".cents ;;.;iTED rc?. the rr,aU!jjU stt-nii! OTeffi ftff-'sr9BiV ftM ffi"t'""iV BW in'-;; It corif.ai--s CTi fine historical enjmivirie--i and ISi-t larae doupie-cehimn piiues, ard is tne must sompieta History of tfaeWorid ever published. It eeiis at siijin Send for specirueii pn(fp and extn tprm" ir Asrent. Address JN'ATIONAX. PLTBIOiiitVO CO., Chicago, I1L NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES at club rates. Time, tronblo and expense paved bysubscribrng through the Rocky Mountain SaUecnptioa Aeency. which tarnishes any paper (except locai) r.tilili&aed in the United Suites. Musical Instruments, ewins Machines of all kintla, Chromos. Frames. Sewinir Machine Needles and Attachments at reduced prices. I will also furnish Books of ail kinds at lowest pneos Rocky J.Iouiitaln Stereoscopic Views s STteci.ilty. Don't fnil (o write at once for our circulars. Agents cuo make bi : innnev, Aodr-ss .i T -iJ'OiiLh .SS, Evans. Colo. lOK i.o.o. r. L'.ofP. : : ' r I. 0. O T. -E E rf T. , i A.O.U.W. " W- F,irf. nnd nil nihr Pocieties H ri ido to order bv .11. C t.il'leir & Co., Cohtmbue, (mio. Semi for 1'rirr I.inta. Military an4 Firemen's Goods, Banners & Flairs ? v Mt"Er errs c:;.::t3 ,- reci iv.,,) Hie iii-ru'vi Vein! st tin- n-rent FA It I i;X10.ITION', over r'I Arijfri--n.ii ccTJUHMi inrs. i - fir llO lHi)eft 1h W A JSliA T JK J3 lirjf to tToajf..! flow-n over ti-'Jii t-- Tr Tlsetr , lit JUKtlu Mk Uj, .h i Itijih O . inch iil fi-xiliio nri cmtiij r-o F-'r A iti lT ail 1 i ti k intTCliaritj. Up 9IIJ ir t 1:1 i : ' : r - f i'ffllll fiu. ttwOi aft m ffib '111! 11 Si "to j fii -ssji W CHEPbST LARG.-.-S12KD VKSLY IN THE COUNTKY. Vnr T'o.l m.,lnr 7C flMllfj A YEAR, P. BTAGK iM'l.tJISKD. will snow you a Eie-imvn I onv, and rece've vmir subscription. ahokk.-s CHICAGO WETKI.Y M-.H S, 1.1.1 Fifth Av., C'IICao'I. a hb liui umi 1 a.u"iil. tiU,iii.l 4 li.g i li.ll m "Vibrator Eliresliers, WITH niPP.OVTEO Ami gtrana Tli-reslier Engines, Maxia only ty .BATTLE CSEEK, 211CII. e 'JL A. - ?1IK flatcljleM) :;ra.in-.!a,-ri.rii.g," TIm to-ii-ili . 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