Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 October 1871 — Page 4

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For Sale.

I48-TF.

JH'UL HA L(

FOIL

UILDIJIG

HA LB—20 ACHES OF TIMBERED LAND ON THE LOCKPORT ROAD, FOUR OR AVE MILES FROM THE CITY. WILL SELL THE WHOLE TRACT 011 REIUTOAABIE TERMS, OR WILL SELL THE TIMBER, ALONE, OF TEN ACN-S.

L. KLFTSNER, 1

38-TF PALACE OF MANIC.

LOR HE

OR SALE OR EXCIIANGE-CLARK HOUSE. THE PROPRIETOR,DESIRING TORETLRE I»LNESSS,OTFE

FROM TLIE BUSINESS, OFFERS HI* HOTEL FOR SALE OR

NGS IN, OR 1

FARM NEAR THQ,CLTY. HOUSE.!* DOING# GOOD BUSINESS ORIS LO^AT^DPOR ROAJPWACTURINS PURPOSES, -BMV TENA«4 FOR PARTICULARS EUQULR* OR LI,_L I A I VJ. WV 25-TF. WTB. GRIFFITH PROWIETOR.

Wanted.

ANTED—TWO YOUNG MEN TO SELL GOOD* ON THE STRERW -AP»LY,ITF MI*. RU*CB!VT1HM *TRM, HWTR BETL'N BOARDING HOUSE SECOND. E. W. WATTS,

WANTED-TONEXT

FIND A BORROWEK.-

TIIE TERRE-IIAULE BUILDING AND LOAN T.'OINPANY AT THEIR ADJOURNED MEETLNG-OQ MONDAY EVENING (OCT. 23.) AT THE WRATRCTL CHAMBER IN THIS CITY, WILL OFFER MORE OR LESS MONEY ON LOAN TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. THE COMPANY ALSO WANT EVERY MAN YRHO^ FEE I* THAT HE WANT* A LITTLE ACEUIAFAOD&TLAILI' I IN THE WAY OF A LOAN, TO FREE HIS PROPERTY FROM INCUMBRANCE OR TO BUILD A DWELLING ARID THIN NAVE RENT, TO COME FORWARD AND ENROLL HU NAME A* A STOCKHOLDER.

W. BROWN, SEC. PRO. TEM.

TIT ANT ED-TEETH TO PLJJG- JAKNX YY MAKE USEFUL, SUCH YEII NRRFY THLNA ARE BEYOND REDEMPTION. ALL SEVERE CASES OF FACIAL NEURALGIA TO CURE. ALSO NIL KINDS OF DENTISTRY TO HOIUNTIFLLCALLY (PERFORM AT TFEQ OM^U &IUL FMITH-NRLE 4('FR CI LUWILIRILSOU, NORTH 4TH STREET, BETWEEN CHERRY AND MULBERRY. 12-TF.

LEGAL.

FF'E'OF* X^XCHTFL&TF.-BEFOM L. H. NELILE. J. P., HARRISON TOWNSHL VIGO COUNTY INDIANA, JOHN K. V. RAI CLIFR VS. THOMAS I,ONI».

WHERAS, A WRIT OF ATTACHMENT HAS BEEN TAKEN OUT AGAINST THE GOODS AND CHATTELS,. FETISHTA, CREDITS S^IKI EMINS OF SAID THOMAS, 60ILK, DEFENDANT.' THE WILD DEFRNDENT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED OF TLI PENDENCY OF THIS SUIT AND THAT THEWILD CAI#E,HFVF OOPTLNUE( FUR HFARLNGNNLIINOVEMBER HIE L'ITH 1871, AT TH* IIOUR 01 10 O'CLOCK IN THE FORENOON WHEN AT MY OFFICE, IN SJIJD TOWNSHIP TLUIJUIME WILL L/E HEARD AND DETERMINE^. ,, IF

UIVVN' UNDER HI.V HAND AND SEAL THIS 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1871, .. ..

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COOK. LOUIS COOK VS. JOHN WLSNER. THE DEFENDANT IS HEREBY NOTLLLEDOF THE PENDENCY OF THIS SUIT, AND THAT THE SAME HAS BEEN CONTINUED FOR HEARING UNTIL NOV OTH, 1X71, AT THE HOUR OF I O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON AT MY OLLLCE IN^^CD TOWNSHIP. (LIVEN IMDEY.RWY HFLWLMUL «RAL THIS 13TTR DAY OF OETOL/R, TH7L. .N. -1VHNKHIE/.T. R.J

GOMKTHIXG NEW.

SOW RATH I£OAJNUI FLND NHOP. ,EVERYTIIIN(J MOW AND FIRST CLASS

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MAIUIFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF

Crackers, 'Oakes, BreSd

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FOREIGN & DOMESTIFIFRUITS,

FANCY A STAPLE GROCERIES,

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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

OFFICE, 142 MAIN STREET.

TERRE-HAUTE.

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L. N^BNITUFT J. P.

R|UIESTATE OF INDIANA, VIOOCOUNJL TY. IN THE VIGO COMMON PLEAS C'OORTJ (TBNRIES SCIIHRLFBURY VS. AIM L). SCANLLEBURY. IN DIVORCE. 4IO.LT KIIOWUTLIUV ON THE LIK.LI DN.Y'PF OOTOT 1 RET 1871,PLNINTLFR RTLERF AN ALFLFLAVIT) IN DUE FORM, SHOWING THAT SAID ANN D. SEANTLEBURY LSA NON-RESLILENTF OF TL»E STATE OF IN-

D(VFNIAI'IT' IS FJ{V(MY

NOILFLED OF TIN? PENDENCY OF SAID ACTION IUTUJAAFIJIW, IRFIT'J "TLIAT TH»MIIIUIH^411 WAIUL I^TNRNMT RII'1 I^CF-MBER TTTM RTF VIILD'COUFT IN THE YEAR 1K7I.

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OCT. 21, 1871.

SECOND EDITION.

O EDIT.

& PUBLL*LIRH FIRS1" EDITION, ON THURSDAY EVENING, HAS A LARGE CIRCULATION AMONG FARMERS AND OTHERS LIVING OUTSIDE OF THE CITY. THE SECOND EDITION,

ON SATURDAY EVEN

ING, GOEP ^NTP THE HANDS OF NEARLY EVERY READING HIE CITY. EVERY WEEK'S ISSUE IS, IN FACT, 1

TWO NEWSPAPERS,

IN WHICH ALL ADVERTISEMENTS APPEAR FOR

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WOMEN AND rOLITICS."

I IIAAEIIHIP LLRTADITTIO VGW&TFY FROR NOVEMBER DISCUSSES THE QUESTION OF WOMFLO^UFFR.^G? FROM THO .STANDPOINT OF LM '6PPDTI?HT OF TH&'TTBARFTIFE'. IT COMBATS A LEADING ARGUMENT OF THE WOMAN ,TFY^IBIT4«JIUCH AS WOMEN ARE PURER, MORE MORAL AND MORE DECENT THAN MEN, THEIR UURODUC TION TO" PRACTICAL EQUANIY* WITH MEN WILL PURIFY POLITICS. TRANSFORM TRADE AND REFORM SOCFEV- THE WRITER 'ITVFTFFI

DOES NOT ADMIT THIS. HE SAYS TY'HFEII VX.PTMRA CEPUIU.9F1!VP W

MOST P*RPICIOUI?TIN THE

YRF^^R'£POR.RFLR$E

F[4^RJI(TKE JOQFER.M

OF CO£F

IRITO N' CERTAIN FFINRNIRTY'OR WATER, WE CAN TELL EXACTLY WIIAT PER CENTAGU OF ALCOHOL

IIORTLON OR GAMBOGE, WE CAN TELL PRECISELY WHAT SHADE OF KIEEN WILL BE PRODUCED BY THE. MIXTURE. IITIT WE. PIUUIQT «NPJ5 MORAL •E^MMNIITIMIS FWFORHIAND, T-FTLS ^TANGIBLE AND MECHANICAL BASIS. AN INNOCENT JOMIG XUHU VRBO.CAUSURTN WITH VICIOII3?AS.SOCIUTE.-FL* IN IIITIYGET'OF WELNG AN-RB^U^^YTHFEM. PARENTS WOULD LIKE TO RUN THE CHANCE OF HIS CONVERTING THE OTHERS THE EXPERIMENT WOULD BE GOO RISKY. ONRTHPINHER WAND, LET A-VK'TOUS BO/EIITER^'S41«}(!TF TEHRTOHIE INAY BE REFORMED THERE, OR LIT MAY DAMAGE THE

E ESJTABLISHJP.ENT.". ,, IG WRITER1 CLTFSTRL/TNALI^STI '"MISIA'LIFE WHEN LIE .COINP^RES THETIITTRODI\CT4O^| ?F WOMEN TO POLITICAL'OR BUSINESSLIFO WLTN TLIO- {IAIUGAIPATIPIF 9F CP^NFTC I'ER, OF C6L)ALT ANTT GAMBOGE, OR TND MIXTURE OF VIRTUE AND VICO. THERE IS NOTHIIIFC' IN IHO] A*EROFSOLICIL RIGHTS TO DEMORALIZE MEN EVEN. WE HOLD THAT IBO AJHICIU'QIRILICTLTAL JF MANHOOD THAN CAN BO FOUND IN ANY "IOIITI(RY (SI^IFER^ I^UIFL I^V)7ITLDAL I'ITFH ARQRDONIED T,O AIW CLASS OF MEN. THJS PW)POSIII6W ATFIIJUS'IT ^K5OMA4. WHY IS THIS TRUE? BECAUSE IN I^MORICA EQUAL RIGHTS ARE ACCORDED TO^N&V.^ 'FIFEFI THERO CAN BE NOTHING DEGRADING, BUT EVERYTHING THAT IS ONNOBLING, IN THE EXORCIAQ,AT POLITICAL JIGHT,G.JF THIS IS NOT •^UJB'FI-(Y.POVERI|NTPRIF |G|A|L WRONG, AHD "OIFR COASTED 'EQIIULITY OF RIGHTS IS A CRIME.

NOR IS THE PURSUIT OF LEGITIMATE BUSI-JSFE^-O^FIWRIY.HTMIABLE AVOCATION, DEMORALIZING TO MEN. .THE

Galaxy

CAN

NOT SHOW ONO MAN WHO IS WORSE BECAUSE HE HAS ENGAGED IN ANY RESPECTABLE BANLGCHH OR L'«BOR-THUU LVA -WOUW IICJFH I W 0

J»-IJ 1 O.OCH IS LUUO UNEM-

vsxy 6LLI£I:ALLY

CTLVO

WOULD SEOM, THAT A GENTLEMAN LIVING ON HIS MEANS HAS NOT THE SAINO TEUIJJTA|FOI| TO I/AIW' (^HGIVLLTO

PRO»8^ION TJFR«. TTHA IS" EMRFALY FFLFRLACTTRUS. ARO THE MEN NVHOSO IN

WORK-

CRS' JTYE T^NIIOFR^TK \VITONRNF,T'7IRO INDEBTED FOR ALL WE HAVE THAT IS GOOD AND NOBLE.. S|NG TO US 110 PRAISES OF IILEIRTS^,TIK)( RONTK)RIHIDIUION OF LABOR BUT GIVE PLAUDITS RATHER TO THO TOILERS ,WHO_ HAVO MADE THO WORLD BETTER BECAUSE THEY HAVE LIVED!

THO EXERCISE OF POLITICAL RIGHTS AND FLJ^TF\^LI{ 4^ RESPECTABLE AVOCATION ARE ENNOBLING TO MAN WHY NTAY THOY

HER T'HIF

AAD^I(U^RSI*RI**RE FELLXUIWING

MORE THAN ONE-HALF THE YOUTH OF THO TFTRWV TSE'FOHV''Sb-*#-INSF MON TO THE WALL IN

RYU'IVSEOU.S RKT MANAGE THE BUSINESS O( IDLE, DISSOLUTOJG^UNFORTU-

»HO*14 W HID IN OBAN URE HOUSEHOLDS? WOULD IT HAVE BEEN BETTER FOR CTOASRLFTTTFC CORDAY OR JOAN OF ARC TO HAVE LIVED &»D DIE4 UNKNO.WU WIR«I OR SPINSTERS OF 2?6RFI»ABDY *W*OULD. IT' FTAVEA BEEN BOLTER IBR FT*NEE IT "MADATRRE' WOMINC! HML NEVTSR PO*A*ED, IDC4T ABOVE MARUUUATIO OR CROCHET? WOUL£/EJ^I^ EIVIUAPITION BE HIGHER IF ELISABETH HAD W W W A N

WOMAN'S TRUE SPHERE IS TO PU^IUE •AY REPUTABLE XRORK FOR WHICH SHE LU» OMITE AND TULENT. SHE CAN MAKE NO ROTEV^KEIF SHE DOES THIS, WHETHOJR HET INCLINATIONS LEAD HER TO COOK, OR TO SEW, ORJ^FSB*L|P FFR^TFJ^LHE DEVOTEE OF A HUSBAND. OR U» TWI^H.^PR JO WRITE, OR TO I{K«IK,OVTO I^\A^LBTJN^ORJPJPTEI»LON,

MII *U4 -UH «.TOFIWNOU*IRNFLNMTOL

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«L(ORNATIVE OF MARRIAGE OR 1IWTGNWS CANCE. "A SOCIAL OQJER,WHTCH WOMAN A HELPLESS DE|ENDENT ON "IS A FAILURE, LOR SNCH A SLAVISH POSI

RY, IT ROBS IT OF ALL CHARM. WHEN NE-I "CESSITY, AND NOT"LOVE, IMPELS A WO MAN TO GIVET HERSELF TO4A, HUSBAND,

MAR RFEIG^IS^A /CRIFEIE:™F WHEN GOCIETY OFFERS TO WOMAN NO OTHER WAY TO OBTAIN FOOD AND SHELTER BUT WEDLOCK, MORALITY AND PURITY HAVE RECEIVED *RTIAIR|[9ATH-^|OW.1 JT

MiwVr FROM ENGLAND TO

/.V//4.R

TL»:I\ICLFL(^AIL^R^ |II AMEHCA WILL PROBABLY JBE^OUTDONO WITHIN THE NEXT TEN YEARS BY A RAILROAD WHICH WILL SPAN THE OLD CONTINENT AFID CONNECT ENGLAND WITH INDIA. SUCH A LINE HAS BEEN LONG CONTE&PI |TG!, $O^JI( ^EEJIE[P°S?IIJLe

ENGLTFED ^"KITSR/GREAT DALIGERLS THAT HER TRADO MAY FALL INTO NEW CHANNELS, GREATLY TO HER DISADVANTAGE. THE COMMERCE OF AAITTATKA IAND THE EAST, INCLUDING INDIA, MAY ULTIMATELY FALL INTO AMERICAN HANDS, UNLESS ENGLAND MAKES DESPERATE EFFORTS. THO COMPLETION OF THE OVERLAND LINE WITH TWO STEAMSHIP LINES IROM BOMBAY, \\*OULD CONNECT HER WITH CHINA AND THE SOUTHERN COLONIJ§0O AT\^ALIAJSI THIRTYSEVEN DAYS, ABOUT THE PRESENT TIME BETWEEN NEW YORK AND AUSTRALIA. IT IS PROBABLE -EVEN IH:^F^ORL»BD-WUL FOLLOW UP^M WJLIWTT'WMIMML^TIONS TO THO BORDERS OF CHINA, AND EVEN MOVE HEAVEN AND EARTH TO EXTEND THE 1 INO »TT*6IRJTOV^I\S^L^

THE RAILS WILL SOON BO FORGED WHICH WILL BIND WITH BARS OF STEEL THO OLD CIVILIZATION TV-IW^N^W* GST

AITKAT.. REPIIBLICAIJ. MEETING WAS HDIA'IVI 'AFAFIRID ON MONDAY, L'ESOLTI TIONS WERE ADOPTED DECLARING THAT THE PVLY WOULD 0CFERR.IOPPOEITIIAI. 1 TO EVERY -/MHN OF ^OVEROINENT FOR ©JIAIRRF %IIK»H' 'WAS^ NOTF

:PUROIY

tMhlQ#

IANT WE ARO OUT OF

ROPOR SPHERE.' LET US SEO IF FCFIRT'^ CBTF/NTAND PRPIRF UII?G WOMEN XT'HO IATITCH FOF RTTDLT TIAIRY BREAD THE GIRFE%'\VHR WORK ITV FHOPE OR FACTORIES

1 IMMI?

F1"

0"'

PROTECTORS WHO TALC© CHARGE OF THEIR •SOWN BUSINESS AFFAIRS—ARE ANY OF THESE LESS WOMANLY, OR PURE, OR ^"RTHY

LCCANSE OF THEIR LABORS? FS MORETRCE

MANIIJ THE LIVES OI ANNA DICKINSON, MRS. LIVERTNORE. OR MRS, STAN TOP LESS USEFUL BEAWMEH^WETIM^^NIU THE RTWLTTURFF GO1GIVE THEM TALENTS MV KING IHEIU UIOPEERA OF WAB»UR, OFM R»T*

t«ti

AND

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WCTLEY, INTENDING THAT- THEY||

RQY«JUY IFV. QVERV^I^IOO/I^, ®WOP^R LY,^ ITIG FLTEFAHD LIE NORTHERN OOEAOL IOTNAI'«IT

THE EXTENT TO WHTPH WESTERN IDEAS ARE INITAMTFTIBG*H0 $AATERN IRATIOTIS IS QONSPICUO^SLY, SHPKU .BVRTHE STATCIVEN^

JFTLKFTTFEL TFHFMFI,' MP'FE* IIT YALE COLLEGE-MFEW SDAJTEFTITICE, TO THE EFFECT THAT ENGLLSK J»VAS UNIVERSALLY USED AS THE JHE NEW SCHOOLS INIHE'COUN'TRVL ANCI'TLIAT CVERIT51 THWCSOW MOST OF THO JAPANESE WOULD USE THE

JAPANESE IN THIS COUNTRY, ENGAGED IN JTBE STUDY'61^611 R' YNYTITDILBNS' AND CUSITPRTI^FTN'D'TLIE IHTLUONCE OF THCSOJ.^HTFN JTHEY RETURN TO THEIR $TN I^JJLC. JTJUJFCT JTEND TO ACCELERATE THO MOVEMENT ALI. TREADY SO VIGOROUSLY STARTED IN THO DI-

PROFESSORS HAVE LATELY BEEN SENT OUT TROM R®TG*|RIOYI^ OTFI&R COLFEFES, TO TAKE C^NFC^ DEJEJANILCATFBUAL. IIURFILUTJONS IN JAPAN.

I^ITK ILT.'LOUI

TFTTFFIIDIN FFRE*T' RTFBVMS.

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LYCH^

UON. LOW, WHICH SFON^ JDSLTFIWT' AND SA|^TRART|T^[I^ON OF MEN AND WOMEN

I 1 IV I A A

TKRRE-HAUTB SATURDAY EVENING MAIL. OCTOBER 21, 1871.

vrptirfl

I'}CVIV'£.

CONSTRUCTION NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME. THE ALL POWERLUL INFLUENCE OF TBQ ENGLISH GOVERNTN^RIT ^VIIL'BIE PRESSED WITH TURKEY, PERSIA AND AFGHANISTAN, TO

HFO 6FGUT DRCONSTR JCTILG MFRON& T&RONGN -THLIR TEMRORIEGF IS WELL AS SUBSIDIES OF LAND AND MONEY. ENGLAND HAS PO\V5RFG| IPLS^TS( BY THE SUCCESSFUL ESTABLISHMENT OF SUCH A LINE

.COMMUNICATION. THE INDIAN

ENIFJL^VIND-'XNITTAIIAN COLONIES, AND HER COMMERCIAL INTERESTS AND PRE-DMIN-FTFKKEV 6TA*FC POSSIBLE EFFORTS TO RETAIN THEM. TO LOSE THESE $IE CONTROL OF THEIR TRADE, WERE TO BO DEGRADED TO TLIE 'RA JTJ O£ PJ JSEQOROI PV^FHENCE ENGLAND WISHES TO ESTABLISL\ULRECT RAILWAY COMMUNICATION WITH HER INDIAN EMPIRE, AND TO BE ABLE TO THROW ARMIES INTO IT IN A -^OEFO^IR TEN DAYS. THE COMPLETION OF THE PROPOSED LINE WOULD, IN CONJUNCTION WITH THO ALREADY EXISTING LINES, ENABLE HER TO SEND TROOPS WITHFTTUNFT LIU^LT TOFATI?KT)ST THE HCFFTLERS

TUB

LLDPULAIFEAN

NEVERTHELESS IN WAGING SUCH A WAR TLIC^ WOULJIJ-JI»%*IAJ[AT« THE INWFTOF *BP-B»ND.

IN THEIR EXPRESSIONS' AGAINST THO PRESENT GOVERNMENT.—L^IE MOST VIOLENT PROCLAIMED THEIR PERFECT SYMPATHY W'ITTI^'"'ILEP1NBLIERITTEC AND WITH THO INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY, AND' DECLARED TLJAT TJ^A JFAITJHIPF THE. B^PUBL CANS OF SPAIN WAS IDENTICAL WITH THO DOCTRINE® OF LIBERTY AND (JFJUAI -RIGHT®, NOT* RAPIDLY SPREADING THRTMFEH THB COUNTRIES OF EAROPEI THO REPUBLICAN LEAVEN IS WORKING JUE/I IN THO HOME OF THE CASTIL^AN. P'THP^TIDP OF PROGRESS IS NOT TO BE TU'RNEII TJTTCLCWARD TBERE ARE

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'A «1

—RR F.,|-SP

IS REPUBLICAN SUGGESTS IN

A SIGNIFICANT EDITORIAL THAT NO DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT BE NOMINATLED IN 1872. IT SAYS THERE W NO NATIONAL PRECEDENT FOR SUCH ^QPM^E,, BUT THE EXPERIMENT IS HOT AN WNTRIED ONE,' AND CITES THE EWFTPAIGH ITT MISSOURI LAST KNL) ITTMNKS TBAT TTAE ADOPTION OF THIS POLICY WOULD DIVIDE THE, £LEPNBLICAN PARTY THAT THE LIBERAL ELEMENT OF

PARTY WOALD NOMINATE A CANDIDATE IN DPPONTTTORRTO DMIIT MBMM 'I CRATA COULD SUPPORT, -AND THE RESULT WDTTW^BC1 A%ISI|ORITX OF DCHLIM AFTT TI LIBERALS IN OO^R^/'^FCL^^WHL^ FINING MATERIALLY FROM A DEMI VICTORY, WO41^^|0!^*LINABLE IMPROVEMENT ON THE PRESENT ORDER OF THING*. A LEADING DEMOCRATIC ORGAN IN

WHO ARE PERSECUTING THE POLYGAMON? BRIGHAM ARE MS BAT NOT GENTLEMEN.

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BR S FRO

RMN^Y,F LACWA

GPPOCH TO -THE -OHEROKOE INCLI*T* *T V»NITA, INDIAN TERRKOTY, |N- PWH BE,ADVOCATED THE LOLLO'WING MEASURES CONCERNING THE FUTURE OF HIS TRIBE: 1. A SURVEY, SECTLONIZING AND ALLOTMENT

JNG-EACH -RAAI* WPNJAN JN,I»E SIMPLER' IHEIS^TNE FOR TWENTY YEARS.

2. THE LAND REMAINING AFTER THE ALLOTMENTS ARE MADE, TO BE SOLD SO AS TO REALIZE AN AVERAGE OF 91 25-PERAERE FOR THE WHOLE OF 3. TLIRTE MILLION OF DOLLARS BELONGING TO THE INDIANS TO BE SET ASIDE AS A SCHOOL AND ORPHAN LUML -RFO* IHE? EDUCATION OF INDIAN YOUTH\ I

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4. THE INTEREST ON THE BALANCE OF INDIAN FUNDS ARISING FROM WHATEVER SOURCE TO BE PAID OUT EACH YEAR PER CAPITA.

O. THE ESTABLISHMENT OF UNITED STATES COURTS IN THE INDIAN COUNTRY, AND THE ELEVATION OF THE INDIAN TO THE PRIVILEGES OF A

JNITED STATES, HE BEING INWLTLI.U^) JITAPONSI^UTFE^ OF

C. AN"INDIAN DELEGATE IN CONGRESS, WHICH WOULD SAVE THE CHEROKEES ALONE OVER S15,000 A YEAR, NOW PAID OUT TO USELESS DELEGATIONS.

COT.-M 'SHOTVS THAT' THIS PL%N WILL BRING TO EACH FAMILY OF THE TRIBE LAND AND MOJAEV ^TQ TU© AQROUPT PF$7,£H| BEIFAG MORE

TTHAN'

THE" AVERAGE

WEALTH OF FAMILIES IN MASSACHUSETTS,THO RICHESI "STATE'I*N THFE UNIOIV. IT IS A SAD COMMENTARY UPON THE INTELLIGENCE OF T^A TJSBD, HOWEVER, THAT

HE TIASLBEEN RE

PEATEDLY THREATENED WITH ASSASSINATION FOR ADVOCATING A SCHEME CALCULATED* TO DO SO MUCH GOOD TO THE CHEROKEE IN DIANS. HE BEGP THEM _TP,BO\V.^9.THE IN EVITABLV/'-SAND HTICEPTR "CIVILTEATIDN1 WITH ITS BLESSINGS, BUT THEY SEEM LITTLE DISPOSED TO DO SO. I

Reihlution,

THE NEW YORK'ORGAN

OF THO WOMAN MOVEMENT, HAS NOT CEASED |TN PXI^T AS JIAS BEEN REPEATEDLY ANNOUNCED LIUT HAS BEEN SOLD TO J. N. HALLOCK,A PUBLISHER OF HIGH REPUTATION, WHO W.LL ICOIVULIUE^IO LFIA'KE IT AN ABLE AND DETERMINED ADVOCATE OF THO ENFRANCHISEMENT OF WOMPIN» 5 REV, W. T. CLARKE WILL BE THE EDITOR. A FEW WORDS FROM MRS. LAURA CURTIS BULLARD, THO RETIRING EDITOR, WE REPRODUCE. WE HAVE SEEN NOWHERE A BETTER CREED FOR TH0*FIDVHE'IIT$& TIF WORHAII'S LLIGLITSY

THE

devolution,

UNDT-'F MY,PDLU)RSHIP, HAS

CLAIIN«LTOR'IR61'RI^N NOTOIVLY CIVIL WTTT3OEIJ.IL EQUALITY WITH MAN. NOT WOMAN SULTMG" ALOSE HAS BEEN INSERLLIED ON ITS HMRNCR, BUT WOMAN'S RIGHTS-RAND JIRAT ANL IFOREIIYIST AMONG THOSE FI|HT» IS TLRTTFDF VELF 'D^VWOI)-!-MENT, WHICH GOD HAS IMPOSED UPON LIEIR4IF COMMON WITH MAN AS THE HIGHEST «LUTY TO THIS CUDJL JI^^CLAIMED-TOR LIR-*T

ONE CALLING ITER MASTER

BIASED BY ANY FREEDOM TO THINK HER OWN THOUGHTS AND TO SHAPS HER P»V»JD^TI«Y 1 F»EEDQM HH1UCATE HERSELF U«NRR?IRTIMELED TIFHH'T'ISCLTOOLS, FREEDOM TO CHOOSE A CONGENIAL EMPLOYMENT AND TO TIMMI AITLITA«»» BTFE 'I!^ IRDEDONRTSD IRINRRV, AUDI OHFTVI 1^ ILUIRRLED, TOL BO HERIBIMLLA»D( *(HIAL AMLU ILJTI LRISIAUTEJECTI A* 1 THIS1 YNM-RLAGFI B»»DRJ (KW-DONT TARAMFTITTTUNMARRIM'TITLTLION LOSJI OTI FOJITAL PRESTIGE IRESDOM I« AIM HAT PERTAINS TO LIER PLIYSICAL GROWTH,'60 HER IN* TELLCCTUAL STIMULUS, TO HER SOCIAL TIES, AND TO HER MORAL AIMS.

PRR TTOIMA

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INASMUCH AS THE QUESTION OF FREE DI

V«6#(W^VRFF 'WWIWATF

IN HHT FFEY TMI HIT GREAT-

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IVIWFALS BO

WFTLL'FTMR^BIGH IHEDI'CJTL,' YVITLKIRIT^Y TO ITI*« FORM THE WORLD 1 MT IS POSSIBLE FOR CHIL-

IVELOPTNENF TO BE PRODUCOU AS TND RESULT JQ/T^-IGVEJIEPA.. MARPIAGOFN JNYESTIGATJOW LINAY PROVE UIAT-IBIS UTTEI'LI'*IMPOSSIBLE

FOR PUIE^T^ /WJIO,] POSSESS FOEII NGS OF JLOATHLNG OR INDIFFERENCE FOR EACH OTHER,^ AIITIF^R-LIAI »I

NTER^RNF§ORISIIIISTIT,

JGATED ONLY, BY BRJUTQ ^ASWQUYLO BRING |INTO THO WORLD CHILDREN LIT TO BE BORN. ANION IN

IT MAY BQ JI THO CASES SO QOM DOMESTIC ^IL^OF VIIDRFIL, VCVTIRAT

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VIIWLN^JI^'O^ERIY T-^-

ITERLY LACKING IN MORALITY AND ^IJITCLLIIGENCO CAN BE .AT'I^ILLALOFL UIVVURTABLY.

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'THIS CRUSTY JLHUT^I^TSSO. THE FACT* 'THAT IN SOME FAJNILLES PART OF TLFD JTIILLDIOSL I

AIS-J OLI NIML PART BAD OR

WEAK CAN BE ACCOUNTED FOR TIPOIIF THTI GROUND PF .IACONSTANT AND .V^IAA^EABLO REGARD BY THE PARENTS JBY EAC^1 0L\WF'-.J

AND NOW DR. FRANK P. BLAIR HAS BEEN FEELING OF THE PULSION THE GROAT DEMOCRATIC PATIENT, AND HAS GIVEN HIS OPINION, IN A SP&(ICLI JIT 'MOMGOIIICRY, ALA THAT IT CAN ONLY BO PREVENTED FROM BECOMINJR A COLD TJARPJTM BV ROJ^IRRN* FEPTU-EI^ FFJIILLXCTIVO# BUSUTFASA/VATI# JAHER THO NEXT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. IN OTHER WORDS,. J^R.-ALAIRITHINKA THAT, THO MISSO'URI

Republican^*

SCHEME OF NOMI-

JNATINGNO IIE^RTO^CRATIC PAODIDATO NEXT JYEAR SHOULD BE ADOPTED. THERE ARE MAUJ.O$NH»WI AM JDOCTBI^ "TNE^ PTEH

^HE^ ^)ENIOCRATIC 7DIJTY IHFNKR THAT

HE CASE IS NOT HOPELESS, YOL ALL COMMON ICNSE PEOPLE KFTIRRW \HKL^TBO PATIENT IS GOING TO DIE.

THE IM~LIITBINIF£I

FESAMNG DEM

OCRATIC PAPER IN WESTERN L'ENNSYLVANIA, CO^NEE-)Q«T«U^ K)LO-I^AD«D ]JIIDJER DECLARING FOR COL. THOMAS A. SCOTT FOR PRESIDENT,AS THE MAN TO CARRY PENNSYLVANIA AGAINST GRANT BY AN OVERWHPTATING MAJORITY. TLUE DEMOCRATIC PARTY MUST BE IN BAD CONDITION OR IT WOULD NOT INVOKO-HI^ROYAL PRESTIGO OF THE AMERICAN RPJDRPADIUNGJO CARRY IT TO VICTORY*.

THE WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS WIN MOVE IN FORCE ON WHERT IT MEW^. THEY HAVE ALREADY TFT PETIIION SIGNED BY UPWARD OF A TBOTISAND WASBTNGFON LADIES, PRAYING CONGRESS TO PAW A D^«RAFC|RJJF LAW TO THE EFFECT THAT WOMEN NOW HAVE THE RIGLJT TO VQTE IYNJC|" TH? ^URT^EPTH AMEKDTFFTRTH I

K«RTI^-YR FIJ

THAT

TRATED AN THEY DOLLARS TO THE THFEI|RO RWLIEF FUND.

ANOTHER

ONE HNNDROD

CONTRIBUTED

HAVE

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NOMINEE FOR THE PRESIDENCY AS THOMAS SCATT. H. JWTRIOIFTVWOAKL IIKC TO "GO FOR" THAT CANDIDATE.

A5D I»OW MIII VBUT MIRFLHK INFORMATION THAT THOMAS A. .SCOTT IS A VERY RADICAL REPUBLICAN I?F^TTY ,DEMOCRATIC

LALO HE'D MAKF*!

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IL^S. IIISAPIR,/ TEIFELHIG|AT 37 DEKOVEN BTREET CHICAGO, IN-WHOAR IWRN THE FIRE IQRIGIP^TED WHIOH DESTROYED THE, AJTY, -PRONOUNCES THE STORY AS. FTDSO CHAT THE FTO^VLTICLCED OVER' THE KEJ-PSENO LAINP LH THE STABLE WHILE SH^ WTIS ^NLJKING. DO THE CONTRARY, SHE WAS ABED 4ND ASLEEP WHEN THE LIRE COMMENCED. IF AN LNCIDENT SO PERFECTLY AND UNIVERSALLY ATTJCREOITED A FEW DAYS AGO IS TO BE DISCREIITED{ HOW OAN WO BE EXPECTED TO BELIEVE THAI THE EACKLING BF A GOOSE EVER SA\ED ^NA?- I

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TAE /O«RWA AND

Gazette

ARE INCENS

ED BECAUSE! ''IMPROPER WOMEN" ARE :ADIFTITTED TD THE OPERA HOU^E. WE AIL

DEE THAT SUCH PERSONS ARO NOT CLEARLY ENTITLED TJO LISTEN TO, PERFORMANCES IF THEY PAY THEIR MONEY AND BEHAVE THBMSELV^S. ONE WT^OSE WORDS WERE' ''SUCH TFAS NEVER WWISPAIE" TOLERATED IN HIS PRESENCE SUCH' "IMPROPER •WOMEN" AS MARY MA^DAIETT AND TH© WOMIAN OF SAIIIAT I4..! WLL^ QUR/. NEI^LJBORA REPRPI:| WHERE HE DID »OT 6ONDEI»N (WHY AIIE THEY NOT JUST*ENOUGH TO DOMAND THAT

IMPROPER MIEN" FTGJVELL LIS "IMPROPER WOWE»,'^^HFTLLI9 EXCJI\DED FROM OUR PLACES OF AJJIIW^IFIENT?.

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ONTO STROTET IS GEW4NG TO BE A» ACTIVE BU^NE& THROUTFHRNRY 'IT ,'TN® I BATIKB ARO DOING A VETY LARGE! CAHIJCFTIOIFT BIWINOSS HT THIS TITNO,

JJASS'THROIIGH

TLIE TERRE-HAUTO"POFEFOTILCQ '^VQRY YEIJI:^

OYSTEHS O*ILY A LITT'LOVFVERTWOTDIYS IVOFTI TLFCIR- TTATTVE JUHFELES ARE FCOHJL ITTK IU«TIO«O3 BOTINIJMV-

-AVK^\*»GOT FT IITIMB©R OF IVVENTIW»YITTWJ IA'FETF PEIWFTI ITVIH)^ MI'I.IIEIII HI^L^ TO BO CALLED AVPI^OPTF TEP. JO* ,RNTTPI "'.-F! JR. I I! FN'F

N^ JS IWIRDLY AHPUQEIN THA,CFLI«I-

JTRY THAT HNSRESEUPOD BEING: VISITED' B^ ISOINE SEWING MACTRNTO NGENTS.

"A YRIATIJH SIIHDAY 'SCLFOOLS IN 'THE^ ^{QR.PPERAT^NP IPRQACH OF BAD WEATHER.

I "TUB ARMY OF DRUMMERS IS UPON US» !THEY ARO THE NOBBIEST, STARCHIEST, CHEQKIIEST CHAPS THAT PERNMBULATE. .I.- .!:•• I.I MI. '—~^—RN U«'£

SI-:VJ:KAL PATENT AJGUO MEDICINES ARE 'RAANKIHE) UCEII ^EEIE^ IIUB LAILT OF THEM ILIAVO HAD IU^U4IUSJVO ANLO THIS-FALL. I

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WAUEROUSES ARE BEING FILLED UP WITH THE HEW CROP OF CORN WHICH IS BEIHG .BROUGHT INTO MARKET VERY RAPIDLY. .... I I:

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•TTTK PHTENLX PBONDRY LIAS BRIETI HFT&V1 'ED INTO THE NEIV BRICK BUILDING ADIOIOBUILCFIN^.,

"ILFAXHS IN THE RAILROAD MACHINE SHOPS FLL-B PAID DOUBLE WAGES WHEN COMPELLED

TO WORK ON SUNDAY.

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BEEN 1 SOME TIMO SINCE THO ITY OF THP CITY HAS BEEN DLSTIIB ?LART^ (S'F THO'TIF'6 BE LIS.

ITURBED O

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RTTY BATCHERS OF TERRE-HNXITO

ISI^IH THEIR NOGS A,TID SELL THE H'DEG I TN MAST PJJICES UUTJIIUERS SELL THE NLDES AND PLPN THEIR CUSLONERS,*—JFTIPWWFCR JOURNAL*

'A tXiAtlif

LIKBTTDY IWI^UESI FT-OILIT

THE HANDS OF TB^'FEV»FJJTHYEV(I FO THO EMPLOYED EVE^JF RDAY QVE»LNGT ILL THLA CITV." '1'•»' CI

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I WEIJL DIGGERS HWVE NERER" BEEN 'IN SUCH DEMAND AS THIS FKL). NEARLY EVERY BODV WANTS EITHER'D NEW \VELL OR AN OLD' ONERCLOANED OUI. I ,-M ,-I I

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MOST OF THE CLAY COUNTY IIOAL 00MPOALFT$ J^AY OTT OIA ,T^9' TBIR^ SA^RDAY OF EACH, MONTH WHICH MAIZES TO-DAY THE IPAY DAY FOR THIS MONTH. (LI.I0 SI I'

I KEITH & FAINNANKS HAVE CONSTRUCTED A BRIDGE A1ONGHE WEST END OF THEIR WAREHOUSO BY WHICH WAGONS UNLOAD DIRECTLY INTO THE SECOND STORY.

A NEW SPINNING MACHINE OF 240 SPINDLES HAS RECENTLY BOETI PAT INTO THE WABASH WOOLEN MILL. THIS MAKES A TOTAL OF 1056 SPINDLES RUN IN THIS MILL, WHICH IF ONE OF THA LARGEST LA THO STATE.

1 ^—I-I—' 1

A MORTO AOE OF THE CINCINNATI

TER-

RE-HAUTE LIAI 1 ROAD FOR SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS TO

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T'HK ENTIRE ZOOLOGICAL COLLECTION IN TAN AMBNRGH'S MENAGERIE- OUMBERS ABOUT FIVE HUNDRED RARE ANIMALS, BIRDS, ETC., IN THE ^TRANSPBF^ATIORT 6F WHICH ABORTS FONR HUNDRED MEA IBID HCRTIIES ARE EMPFB^T. '»«I«»*» «.

Y?R. UNDERAU ND. ^00^% RAL I ABLE SOURCE THAT TL» IRIABTNENOC VLJ^O COUNTY ARE ABOUT FTARTING A POTLTL^IL ORGAI?UFTTION, TY. AE« T^I JUATI«| BJU AS TBFLF FLIINKIDW THAT THELR TOFLNAWOO AS VOTEF^ KI)0J!RD FLIC, K&MFUTURE, AWD'MOT IR»NJJ»LETTIL!R«TS#»O#ED, AA

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THE SCHOOL-BOY'S RALLYING CRY IS A SNIFFLEE*S»

TWO COLORED TEACHERS NRFE EIWJMBYED IN THE COLORED'-SCHOOL BN THIRD-SIRFEET.

MONDAY IS GENERALLY THE BEST DAY OF THO WEEK IN THE DRY GEODS TRAD^'*1

TUB BOWLING GREENINGS HAVEIGO^THO RAILROAD LEVER IN ITS SEVEREST FPJJUIN THE TONES OF THO FIERY UNTAMED BUND ORGAN ARE HEAWL 110 MORE ORT CRTIR GREETS.

AX ETTORT WILI BE MADE TO BRING* "THE NILSSON OPERA TROUPO HERO TLIIA WINTER.

VAN AMBWBOH'S SHOW WILL EXHIBIT ON NORTH SERONTB STREET, NEAR THGI MILROAD. LIIITKL A .? IN.J 'AA

THE TERPE-HTMTE HORTICULTURAL 'SOCIETY LIAS HELD A REGULAR MOOTING EVERY MONTH FORA NUMBER OF VEARS

THE TAILORS HAVE TO WORK EIGHTEEN OR TWENTY HOURS PER DAY TO KEEP UP ATITH THEIR WORK DURING THE FIRST FEW COLD DAYS OF WI»TERS

THE EPISCOPAL' CHURCH SEWIUG CIRELO MANUFACTURED RAIMENT TOR THE GUILELESS HEATHEN AND DEVOURED THE RITUALISTLO\ OYSTER ON THURSDAY. ML'* IAIT'C

THE MEMBERS TSTTHO TLIOODORETHOMAS TROUPE WILL KOKWAILOP THEIR PROVENDER'AND INVOKE, THE EMBRACE OF MOI«' PHFEUS AT THE TERRFI-IIAUTO UOUSO.

TFTLRR LINTON, LOUISVILLE, SV6ND US A TJEAFLI|IIRUI NEW SONG, "THE WATQ^^R^ GRAYER,!' A«D A NEW INSTRUMENTAL ^DEBIRT," BY PROF. J. C. MEIMINGER. :'I1| LIU* 1 II.1

IN'A FCWDIIYS CAMAVILL BO RUNTILRI^ LV6IH'CHICAGO5 FO KVAIIGX^LLO, BY TH(^' T. H. IT JTAIL\YAY AUDI «T 0. BFTIU! ROAD# WITHOUT:CHANGE OF CARS. NO ,'S'V' •'11!'*

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AND WE TRUST THAT

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KFOTAAEAHAVEBTEN ISSUED BY

YOEMEAHAVEBAEN ISSUORI BY TH»T»INTY

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JMOJSKOB DOUILFCY CARRIED THO RAILROAD TAXBYTWA HUNDRED MAJORITY, IN FLIVDI* 0) THE CINCINNATI'AND TERRO-IIAUTE, RAILWAY., THE ELEOTIOAI PASSED OFF QULN ETLYV--«»» -I ^.ITO# •TJRRR

M'R UL TTRF!)W(! M»«W.L

I THE ANONYMOUS'WRITER WHO SENDS'TVE2 A, LOT 6F MALICIOUS ABUSO OF ONO VEST. CJTI^U^, WIIL/BO, INFORTNO^ WHPJFTFCT HO OAN PROCNREIAN ARTISTIOOOWHFIDIIIGBJ^I ISFENXLING HTS L-FLAL NALNO TO

THIA'IIBE#.!J,HL^

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KATSE PUL^A'IR ADD TROUPE V1\1 CO TFOWSVSILO, ILLPW.IWIWHINIHOIU, ICUARLESTOU, SNVANW |RTRIHV'IN»W FWLEUM^I RFEFT'VPIILS: AND STV' JIJPI|I3.:TRI'THEIV. *QUIO! DWI'RI^ T|IP S^IIS^JL

R^WT «T, ^HIOAGFX OIL, ITTIQSDUY NIGHL^I DEINONBTISUBOD TIIEFIICT 'THAT FFIERRO^HHATW .LIFAS GTRBII^H TIINRTTOILL^ MUSICAL TALBRFT TJ' INAKQ' A JPERTPRMIWIDE .EQUAL ,TQ. THJIT. 0^! FIRSMLAESITIRAYELING TROUPES. JF IMIIM

,OF- THE CHICAGO REPUBLICAN,

SNVS "THLIT'NFTRO

FIDDLED WHILE LLOMEM

BT 1 I-TIED LIFTD^LI LIT '(JJB THEPDOT'6

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OIC.IIESTRA, RPRIWOD: WMV TLIEIT LIDDIES^ BNI'IIGD—-ALLUDING TO THO INOORROCT RE-»* POM THRIF THEY LOIJT THOIL- INSTMLNOHTS' IN IHQGRO.,TNTO: :J7^ ','L,

TAA PEERL^ ORCHESTRA OF MR. TLIEO-,', (LORE THOMAS, W.HIOH IS NOW IUCREASCDI TI»SIXTY-FI VE FLRSK-ELASI PERFONRIERS.MUNY' OF WHOM ARO ACCOMPLISHED SOLOISTS, WILL' GIVO ONO GR^VUD COPOERT AT THE 0POR«I .HOUSE* NEXT WODNOSDAY NIGHT. THIS' SLNIJJHJ TTMIOUTVCEMENT IS SULLLCIETTT, FBR1 A!(TFIUAICAL ORGAYJIULTLOD ILCKHOWLODGED| TP^-HE UNSURPASSED IN THIH COUNTRY ORI I2URBPE, C.-UI WELL AFFORD TO DIMPCNSO ^TH''QOMPLIN»'ENTS IN ADVANCE.

SOM$ TH'LRIFE TLIAT THE CONDLTL^WS1 W-1 POSEDRUP^I, T^IO TORRE-ITAUTE A CINCINNATI RAILROAD IN ORDER TO SECURE THE' CLTJ'LS,'SULISTIRIPTION'' ARE NOT SEVERE^ OFLOPYH., SVPUUIJAAVO HOET WELL TO INSISIT AIPO'N THAT LINE GIUIRAIITEEING FREE FYRTGBT HND PASHJIGO TO ALL OLTLZ^IIA OF TORRE-IIAIITP^for A( TOVM OF SIIY NINETY-' NLFLTOIYOARS, ^LLSP IT MFOULD LIAYE BEEPI WALL TO EXAOTLOF THATICOIFIORATION ATI OU^I LIGATION TO PAY THE INTEREST OJI THO DEBTR' OIF TH'O.YLTY NOW EXISTING, OR WHICH MAY, CXISVDARING TLIO TERM OF UINETY-NLRNV YEARS HOROINBELFBRE RIND PFEVLOUALY IN' THI^ (TOTINFIIEIIT MENTIONED,(T -I 11 -V

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FCUIARKOD ^HILP I-B-J

NE^IUG, L^IA -AUWCRIPTION IP THIS OFLLCEI, RFCDERTTFLY TBAT /HE HAD FOUND I£ PONSIBIE TO »DO WITHONT IRTATIY THLNGM, BUT NOT( |^TJJA^ 'TP AFTFAG WITHOUT TLIOJ

ALA^ ^ORO ARE SOYEML £AMILIE»[

IN THE'NATION! WORRYING ALONG IN AI INISTF ERABLE TVFC^GITLPT'TO'LE HAPPY^ WITHOUT ITLL THEY HAD' BETTER GIVO UP THO STRUGGLE, AUD XQMJT IMMWDIATELY. TWO DOLLARS WOULD BE AN INSIGNIFICANT SUM FOR EACH^ OF THO FETX MILLION FAMILIES IN THECOUN^ TRY TO PAY, BUT IU TJIE AGGREGATE WOULOF BE A VERY HANDSOME SUM FOR US.: IT /I.TO

TV.IF LAKO PJOASURE IN PALLING THE ATTON?, TION

XEW YORK STATE IXAN

AND TRUST COMJPANY. HA^ BEEN PUT ON RECORD IN TLYB OFFICE OF ITECORDER MEYER.

OTURI^AIADERS U»TAHO GRAND CONV

CFERT TO BE GI^EN BY'THE THEODORO THOM^ AS 9R0E*TRA JA/'TTFC ILOUSE^ WEDNESDAY EVENING,THIS (IR-F CHOHTRA^ SELECTED IROM TJXO BEST AND' LPOFTT PROINIHENT' .^^ICIATIF* IN THIIF COUNTRY AND KURO|^,IAA(JP«EN DURING THE PREVIOUS SEASONS, TLIILIFGEAT WHICH' HA* ERER UNDERTAKEN A CONCERT TOUR, AND THE HUCCPSH AND UNIVERSAL APPREC] AT ION JRITH WHICH IT HAS BEEN RECEL^ THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY THOMAS TO INCREASE THE PROPW. THE ORCLIOSTRA AND BRING LT/AN

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