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FENArRAnlE FAcT.-At the rcccn, destruction
OF the Insane AS Ion, Worcester Mas. it is stated
that the peril and excitemsn; to which tie ~.
mates were su' jecied, had tie effect ofre,torirg
one oftbem to his right mind who had previous.
ly been ranked among The 'incurables lie was
afterwards called upon to testify before the coro.
ns,. jury and gave in hi, evidence as correctly
and ir,rlligibly as any witn,,se. could In do.
scribing the manner Of bis escape lie stated that
when the smoke aud flames entered HI. cell. hc
completely sareiop'd himself u, his blanket and
lad Doc" on Ia; floor Nth 81, fac, to the rnii'a.
Tor. a more marked instance Of presence oimind
has never fallen under our observation
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U. IL. z.

4 MIRACLE At DUNDEE, ILL.,
Rcadths following letter from \. = llollls,er,
Esq -" \ iew weeks since, man IN our village
suffered with n severe attucl, Oi rheumatism, and
was IN constant pain Tor two days. K. X Il. was
recommended and applied In less ihnn TWO
hours he was tree from pam, and enjoyed pea
SAINT sleep. For pain we ind it an instant re
NEEDY II cures sick headache, neuralgia. dysen-
terry chill, fever, and all the other complaints
put down IN the advertisement Our physicians
use 1t, aud endorse its quick and valuable proper
ties. A ) loLrJ-TER, Dundee. Cook co. III.
n B-Radwny's Ready Rebel cures the lame I,
stiff. lolntcd, heumac, aud neugns' sufferers il
instantly stops pain.
Every day we receive intelligence OF the quick
efficacy Of K. Il. Reliefln stopping pain and remo-
wing us cause !, cures Rheumatism and DiarrhTn.
Ii cures Neuralgia nnd Chill Fever. II cures thgi-
era alavs Groups and Spasms, Sick Head Ache
and Too,i- Ache. Ii ncuunlacs polsons and
acids, renders Malaria harmless. lnluSes health
and life into the cold and chilly blood. lreireshes
and invgorates. 1t acts upon The nervous system.
rendering the nerves strong aud Iron proof against
disease We do not claim Tint X X. Reliefwil
cure all complaints II prepared 20 cure certain
Diseases arising from irritating Cnuses and Rheu-
matte, Neuralgia, Nervous aud hilarious Diseases
and all acute pains. 1t will instantly stop and
quickly remove its cause
For Diseases from BAD BLOOD,
as. u. ss. No. =,
Foul and Corrupt lumors, til elk aud Bnd Blood,
Sores OF all kind ,Snlt Rteum, Scroluln, ST. Ni,ns'
Dance, Chrome Diseases, and all diseased deposits,
are quickly removed by the use OF Railways Reno.
yatng Rcsolyent 1t ispowcrlul, searcng and
pleasant, aud one dozen will produccn wonderful
effect Elisa certain cure for nll humors. Price
81 RAILWAY n CO., l62 Fulton street, OPP
posltc PHul's, dee, 25-2
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It.herc gre doubts entertained as to whether
.aB road viii Js tg.!' tie following from he
Alton C,rvier sh5ri dsspa,e them. Wien
men go to Sisiiiny aq," ID, wind VOC, ceases.
ard they begu,'o,be IN earnest The Coyrie, ,Lgs
speaks Of he progress on tho Is, Division:
lhi' Division is divided for p4rpo.es II c.n
-.r-cliar into Il section, all oi which aro l,t aud
Of them land among Ihru- are tie lw1 uea,lg.rI
are now b,iuy worked. The mascnr, lr ,he
whole Divisions, comprising al the aUl.ul-nts f.r
buigos. arl the cllYeris g.. !, Under contract
TO 4. N Morgan Z Co.. Of Spriu,dal !. Sla,,, Win
are pushing It forward with lheir usual PROMPT.
uess
Tie aba'meut' for,he fridge over Wood River
are 20 progress, and vii be ready for .he super.
structure during the prescu, month.
The survey, and estimates on las whole road
are being pushed forward with alaer.y, and a,
soon as possible, the work Of tho e. .- road wu!
be commenced wi'Ea strong force
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HAGhoRNG EuCuIyu SLWE.--A case has re-
Gently been tried before the United state. Cir.
cult Court in Pennsylvania involving a con.trac
ton Of tho Fugitive slave Law. that viii interest,
most Of our reader, Oliver and others. of Mary.
land, sued Kaufman, ol Pennsylvania. f.r hlfbor.
ING aud concealmg thirteen fugitive slarc, md
recovered verdict Of S2S0oO damage. Judge
Gncr, IN giving the Case TO thcjury declared tlAs
the fugitive act did not provide Tor punisLmz
mere acts of kindness to the fugitive. Tia. bar.
boring punished under the ac; of congress mus,
include the design ofencouustug the slave in h..
escape from his owner or mastes, aud to impede
and Illustrate his efforts TO reclaim HIM.
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4 Break Down.

An ear OF our press gave way Oh
Wednesday, and it took a day or
more to repair it, In consequence
we were thrown late into Friday be-
fore we could get the outside form
empress. Not having quite enough
small type to set up both forms at
once, we have had recourse to a
larger fount. Besides helping us
out oftrouble, the larger type pos
sess the advantage Of being readable
without spectacles, and of filling a
column with something less than
half the labor of the smaller types.
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AsfAs'Y&1ISc EDuor.-The following eari,a
hi!a'a recon. t,opIymuigd machine said TO
have been sonro-,el asain', the valuable lie or
a New York editor il from the Blf.lo Eou,h
.'o'sr ituegds 10 further explanation:
Another Infamous attenp, ha, been made tn
take ..'" hv means Of an Internal machine 4
pN''."a1rt box was recently sent 70 the editor of
'he Texas L'DEer, containing a half dozen .lirt
co.Ia's assa.'.nltiugly sharp that the cut throat
'niern n'"f lie bloody thirsty monster who has
c ncp,td This -ch, me Of yllainy were obvious.
lh' iNoo'ica' attempt was happily frustrated by
TIE presatce o! mind II the f-rryman, Who with
TIE utmost Goodness AMI unconcern dipped them
into tue river aud took the starch out of them .
To What base uses will not nan Appropriate N.
simplest household article.
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heath of France, " ri.h, D'Aru.mont.

Thi, celebrated y.,u,p English by birth and
rgreut,1r. died IN nh. cify Yesterday. She wa,
We s4pro,s about tire, s-6rc years II aye and
Ter ar..a.. was probably has.rnrd bv iuiut.ss
received nuru a all some r.,rfbs aro. as she had
avt.o.au, constitution and strong pc,s,c,l frame
...i', cruut,Juart ola ma,cuune mtclltct
Ms n.Au,.u1t leave, a husband aul daughter
r.t. native, ,g france. the h.tcra h .hly ac
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VI. rAu,r.yrt belonged % that school II
r,.....rr w..-. seek, th. autIrq,,ion ul mau.
,..tN condition. ly surit. system, Of maternal
awn&,w,a, called b. lie omnb,e ami ph'an'
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4 PlEnrCu S-AD officer. connected ..h Sir
E-"aTd Be.cheE's euell,,.n wiling from Davis
Strait under DIT. Of June 5h nIses ,h.. pre-.
di.iaa ~ relation 90 Sir John Erauk.u:
an enc q those who lsv, returned twice
from ~ unsuccessful search ol 'hr nif-ia. ulyi.
Ea.ors. am am57s those who have ben l,.m-
ei i.r no; dong our duly, ~ ~ea ho, whatever
may be then c.a,ms 80 ,g.,aca, sss l.ll. as com.
Pe'rutio discuss A-c.i, subject. as ! AKA 90 le
u''s l-gi1reo u c-Gaha'agy, science oi which
To not even know the iaghauicu ts-lL B..
80 conclusion, mark what say .De,.s Will ring.
lnl trrlIr' wli b.lzc-f from LaUI.s Ind H.
Jo.aoGr--.s-ua lie re.ugl Of Ly.lasrs o4-
p--.-.a.
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We learn that Mr. Ts,rns- Gillian. Con
stable o. Ibis caaaty, Living .a he American Bot
tym, h..a attempting ON last Sltu4ay 10 serve q
lrr4. vut Jpn d mau nl-el JOHN Ni.ssa. ~
Az assam. and battery Va, shot bv tie latter
through 'he b04g. and expired a.Au,. Instantly
1875 stated that the act vas 3.ae 30 ,oal blood
anI SO. bout the isI,. rr7ve,-t..7 . Wilkinson
cs agel Immediately after tae murder, al5 .-,
nltyst been aTPcLen.. but a, = large force -
out .a p4r-g., u. lin, there IS i.ite -u-l, bot
TIA, be vii be speedily arrested and lraa.h. to
P'eaeus.on by tine iUs.ls Of H. murdered ,lan
Axiom IT,, De- IS.
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Industrial Education Convention.

In pursuance of a resolution of
tie Chicago Industrial Education
Convention, a similar body will
meet at Springfield on the first
Tuesday in January next. The con-
yention will be composed Of the
friends OF the industrial classes, who
desire that the college and seminary
fund of this state shall be devoted
to the endowment of an institution
of learning for educating the me-
chanics and farmers of the rising ge-
neration not only in their respective
business, but generally.
1t is manilestly important that
those who are friendly to this enter
prize should exhibit their interest
by attending the conventions in its
favor, or at least by aiding to send
delegates. With this view we have
been urged to call attention to the
subject, and to suggest the prcprie-
ty, even at this late day, of there
being meeting called of the me-
chanics Of Ottawa, and such far
mers Of our county as shall feel in
clined to participate, TO appoint del
egates to attend the proposed con-
,ention at Spriengfeli, and to raise
the means, if thought proper, to de-
fray the delegates expenses.
There is no doubt ti.at there is a
rising feeling throughout, not only
the northern part, but the whole
state, in favor Of the proposed dis
position o! the college and seminary
fund. Indeed, the only opposition
we hear Of comes from the "colle-
ges" AMI s'seminIries'' already es-
tablished in the state, on the part of
which there is, as might have been
expected, strong desire felt to APP
prop'iale this fund TO their own use,
and Of course, to withhold it from
the masses.
We have published much and
written some on this subject hereto
fore, and the more we weigh it, the
stronger our conviction becomes,
that the plan of an industrial insti-
lute, as contemplated by the movers
in this matter, is feasible, and that
the appropriation Of the college and
seminary fund to the colleges could
not. in the same degree, nor in any
degree. benefit the masses, for whose
exclusive benefit this fund was de-
signed. Our colleges are accessi-
Die only to the rich, and the rich,
instead Of The masses are too often
the oppressors Of the masses.
We are satisfied the convention at
Springfield will be well attended,
and that lis deliberations will have
a large influence in shaping the f.
nal decision of the disposition of this
fund on the part Of the legislature.
The next legislature may make
final disposition of the question, and
flour mechanics would have a uord
in the matter, the Springfield con.
vsntion may be their last opportuni-
~.
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Crimes and Casualties.

----NS S~A4A-
The Chicago TRIBUNE. OF Saturday ,avs "A
collision occsrred onthe Augo, Branch Of the Ga.
lena Railroad Wednesday afternoon abuutlo'cIk
beyond Wheaton, between the Aurora passenger
tram coming tbs way, and re ght' tain. A
number OF freight cars wee pr-uv tiIrcn,in
smashed Up, and 5o'h locomotives seriously dam
aged, The rIss-u-rrsw .aIrri1fv cse70ei with
outln a1.,". .aeg a- exception ola calld some.
VIVA, .s.-.I. Tie sH-.urrrott, lie passenger TAIN
saw '.t o.a.r 'rr1. vl>,.j. reversed hs ma
cunr, and sUrCsr..l.U getting .hs cars uudsra
backward motion p tew second before thtmcrung.
I3e engineer JA~ lc'll; uam probably was not
aware oi The immediate presence utlhe o,her. for
MS locomotive was under f-.. head o. Steam when
''ug. It's opponent rvta engineers saved ih~ir
lives hywug.ug oG Tie yms,ut rrpor, istha,
'3r freight Train was ..t,tum. and place.
a man. aged a5cc, a1g ysars. ccamuted sal.
e.le yesterday muu.gE, BY h1uEus h.msri'lu a
p..'y Uca1 tae mare Nsaea. Smiths residence
o the corner Harrison aud Stats streets Chi,a-
20. His are was NOT g1zeJ s. any who saw
10, and ID j., supposed BIZ wasa stranger IN the civ .
aat from papers found IN ms pockets his nam, Is
probably James Buckley lie had a loathsons
disease about him, which was unIoustvtly the
cause ctJh.s rash act
Rev. Augustus Seh-ll, chairman Of he deu,c-
cratic general committee OF New York city died
recently q wounds received mr,uug al Tam.
many HAL. \ row occurred, aud Nj. 5, in the
course oil'Nas badly beaten abou, the head with
c.airs and other oG..uuji,h weapons
4 manuam-i William swallowed qar,rr
ola pound yIarsen., at Charleston Oh tnr lsi lust,
ana li-d Of course.
Ih,steamcr Editor was robbed a, Cincinnati
on the Sin, and the sUa % - 32l, belonging to
NJ. Rober Ba,hrr, vas taken. 1t Was his all
The shock was SO g,ea, upon has wife, that she
coaijhyri.y be restrained i.om throwing hc,.cf
.u.c the river. No clue TO ,le robbers.
Syn7Ey DsAra--I The louisville Counter .iyesaa
account oitlr death of DIV. C4mbe... we.
known physician and .ts,imah.c c.uzsu uf lhl;
dse, under Very singular outrageous circnms,au-
ces He was riding down jefferson street, near
Fifteenth, on Sunday evening. when he wes over
taken by some tortymen on horseback returning
nom :.ur a., and r-.uE @, che top oilnci- speed
The Whole crowd literally rode over han. tramp.
urghrrss and rider undertook, One O.. .h- dc-es
struck the Doctor on the head with his iron
he 2, cru>hngh.s skull aud sill. him. He leaves
widow aai five small children
y man named Eysu Aas been arrested I,rhad
shaved OF bis wu.~hsrs. and Wis Aie 10 ID house be-
tween TWO feather beds.
We IRE g-auaed TO be- .,'e 20 announce t.a,
br. Nn!-ll.- Two tUr -.l,t.S. ~ .r were bitten Av
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European News,

-
The Arctic arrived a. New York o., the l5l
int ,,,,. 4..,- t,.tt. LAT. an.
'"e A"''' "'i'eI "a Tue I''"' va" N"''' '"'''
ddys later
The Arctic. news ryp.r,sl ~cora unchanged
bpt ulsn a.. Ar.;.,. .,.,,l I,aa..ta,,.l duri.,
.,u
''' wees "''" 20 To- '' per '.'''' ''' '''"' 3
6la2Jc. Corn Was ac.ivs lu4 bad improved G.
Per quarter. Western c.uN Urar 80 rf
ti.,,.. ttr.rr.... ..r a.., o.. ,r..
49,,
"'e"' - So 4'sd Us N"''' AGA any eN'tA Is
elbow CO." 81, Waite 3d.
The fisher, Question l.- been lr,uglt up On
PsrE.,r,r-. and .,J Ntlr.l,r, p. f.~-..I T., Oh.
ut.utistiya, rtstin- and die rr.b.t.r.y If AL
immediate adj ..tu..a,
Mr. pI>rasL had not Net,c. brought forward
bis tuauca Il statement
ueE-rl Il D.rlv announced Co prlamep,
hi, determination o. adhere totLe lr-.-...,- 81
free trade
Parliament intended 10 adjourn ca the lu,h i.r
recess OF ~ week..
Select committee appreciated House Cr Con-
mons 10 investigate charge cf bribery at Derby
elections, 10 whilh Sec, Bgr,slyeI Is mpru..
ted.
The stream Il gold from Australia continue,
20 flow lnt0 England freely as ever
Lord Frankfort has been sgn'eucta .n twelve
months 0" Tie House 81 Correction, ty lite.
on Lori Henry LomaN
DISASTROUS floods have again occurred In Va.
rous parts Of England doing grea, damage
Ato great loss ot shipping on the coast II
Scotland, 10 consequence OF violent gales,
a meeting Of ladies convened Mt 'hs man
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PtffAENC.-l learn from unq4e,,oraLle pri.
Nhle huthofi'y lsays core yondent Of the Ips.
tom Po.ij some facts showing the alarm Of Eng.
land s. he prospect ola continental war. Sew.
eUiy five thousand soldiers of the Elst Indian
nrtre army are privately enrolled ior for an i'm.
meda'" descent on Egypt and 20 t., Alg-ria.
,hrliI srupiure between France and England
take place These .epoys, though colofcd, are
led W white officers. and have had l.e .xper.
-ncc Of y"'"rsns in the sikh and Afghan cam.
p,igo, The duke 81 Wellington. once Colonel
oi'nch ro;imcni,at the s'o1,ing ~ Soriugapaion.
declared That be- u.ver commanded liner suItiprs.
and ills affinity "f color aol tie jui't.oi. l.tr
e.on' d'''rhuuon NJ promises aud gold inlura
the MamcIuhc ADD Arabian cavalry 10 iun Nh.
INVADER France would have warm work oft.
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4 bet $4,000 upon the passage n tie
American slip Nightingale, ara the Bi..,l. slip
Challenger from Shanghai, 70 England, has been
pending IN Boston. By Tie Europa i, appear. the
Nightingale LEI; Shanghai on tue SIS, July and
arrived Al Dss! "a tie 18th Noycn.ber. The
Challenger LEI, Shanghai On the q7,h july
and arrived at Deal on tue lib November
consequently, unless tue 'sopp.g,s Of the weasel,
on The ran alter the ease--the Nightingale has
b,a,en the Challenger three days.
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Tr,l.,r,-,,-, - - T,-,.--- - ,t,-
0''l''f FOR IaE a'G !'s-.-- Ills Is pa apa!e,
of 100 pages giving the pro,cedjas ot tie socie,y
aaI III, c,rresporJer,a J,.s,,.,i.. e., a., FIR
Le,,.,v,. r.. II .r;..,rs -,
y We ''''
greatest Y"'ue 20 every medical P''ou"oae' IN
Illinois, INDEED none should be without il while
the Association from which il emsr,rss com
,,o,i, i...,ri, ,t, L;.h.., -. -
10 ~ ~ "es' - So - 'A''' '"'O'
any support
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NURroSs IiIrGAny REGls1rR.-Ths 10 n work
Of 81 pages and contains list of oil the libra
res IN Tie country, Of all the publishers and pub
''cations in this country, aud England, for the
YEAR 1889; a full account or the Smithsonian
Destitute, with much other useful and dispsnsa
be matter to persons engaged in tho book trace
m !" literary pursuits Price esc,s Adjrew
G. Morton, n Chambers d, n. York.
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CHicAGo DuLy JprENAL-TLis standard Wig
paper, which has said more sharp things v.l.a
the last years than any Other paper ia Illinois,
appears hi, wees in an entirely new dress, and
now makes tic fines, appearance Of suy Of he
Chicago Dai.i-s Inp.iD. Of editorial ability .hs
journal i, ALEC act behind ia city co;smp rar.r.
Dick Wilson ha. long been klown a' the Prentice
Of iAc North west. ami III, nsN associate is d
pleasant aul fa,ti.l writer
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a wheeling match for a hog, which weigh. 600
lbs, will take place at Mijd'eburg, Pa, on the
l7ih Of this mouth The competitors are to take
chances. as in shooting or rafting match, they
are then to be blmdfvded each ia hil turn. aud
the one who eau push whe,lbarow a distance
OF one hundred yards, aud come nearest to II
stake erected for that purpose at the outcome is
awarded the prize
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We learn that Mr.. John Fielding,
citizen ofthis place, was killed at
La Sale, yesterday morning, BY his
buggy upsetting overtle bank. We
have been unable to obtain the par
ticulars. Mr.. +. was man of con-
siderable property and leaves wife
and three children.
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SEND on YOUR PErIrloYs.-We
are requested to say, that those who
have petitions in favor of the Maine
Liquor Law, should forward them
to Springfield without delay.
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0r,ou Pratt one Of Tie chief Mormers at silt
Lake, who lately reached ST Ljui, from tn, city
of the Saint, in company with eight o,Ler., all
missionaries to the R,othen in tue Atlantic States,
I-gong to take UP his residence at Washington
CITY, for the purpose of converting influential
mea to the faith. We bopehs will have a good
time.
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ksIaIe Of Imam Lofts, deed

I-N'H|' y IT I'TIl"' ~ ~ w W
PURSUANT TO an order OF the probate court
I OF La,alc county, uo.ire hereby given that all
persons hlvu, cIaim5a ganst the estate OF William
Lofts, late Of said county, Deceased, are required
to pro luce the same IN writing and he them in
said court on the second Monday in February next,
when aud where such claimants are requested to
appear Tor HE purpose OF having their claims ad-
lusted in pursuance Of law.
Dec 25 ct DAVID WALKER, Admir-.
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CUuEr RAL HcU-l2m DvrTay-TLe
-.b-clu'uc'.r Of he 1lh division 81 IBIS mighty
sn'erprze John F. Barnard E.q, visited salem
on Saturday & last week H. i engaged in lei.
tias contracts or furnishing 'iuber plank. rock
and other material. for the construction Of III.
ro'd on h,s dIyisrn. The 18th division extends
from the point function of TIE Chicago Branch
with the main trunk North IN the Branch. some
seventy four miles. Nr Barnard enters into the
undertaking ','h the rght kind Of spirit: IL,
seems determined to press 4, contract isrnrgh
% completion Nth all possible despatch. 1t viii
not he long ore this Division u the Chicago
Branch viii rressnt q very lively appearance.
NGmsrru. gs1.sof men, viii soon he at work
1rgo y 10 lhs ueigh.oho5I Of our iowa. S,,lm
Adr ISe.2
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The late advance in the price ofircn i. running
many railroad contractors and it is said that the
contractors Of Cincinnati and 81. LOU, Railroad
will lose upward, Of 100000 by the advance
IN rails since their costrac, was made.
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N'EE B,yErvG We found m Waller -,rar.
yesterday. new Lil jg.. issued from .l. Fg.r
Irers Bms Chicago H. The ones are Letter
Be aui 'w1s Letter Rip A very common
feature noticeable 10 he issues Of 'lIsnsv bank
s. that .he Bl.h7iIsrs are respor .Lir' II would
be ou. nf on taste TO in.rpl'ce i0noy tionz. srI
hence iAs Ir'llEEaa BAyE be- making the JiHhoiE.
er' rep aHa.tis 7re ba: following 'hc fu'.f-r, "
uasy or 'ieir i.lus:.I.g' predecessor" Certain
,yua other security will be- required b. q cur6J
ing generous confidence plJlic-H'cogo Dan.
Pres
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SlGIlT EXCHANGE.

TN New York in sums 10 suit purchasers, torsale
by noy9 NoRRls 4 FiSHFR.
Money also RENTED through Grnucll Mnturn
& Co, New York, to any part OF Europe at tho
lowest TatrS.