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10 be found In the city. comprising
Steel Bracelets, Brooches, Tuck
Combs. shawl Plus,
Buckles, slt<ic<, Pins, &c,
AGATE AND s:o7cH Pfsle SHAWL PINS,
Party AND cPEaA FANS,
III Pearl, Ivory, Gilt and Sandal Wood Stick
DRESS CARRIERS,
All co!ors, Kinds, Qualities and Prices.
LuBlN's & BAztN's
Celebrated Extracts, s'omades and Co.'S
1uetlcx.
ROGERS & WOSTESHOLM'S
FINE CUTLERY.
CORAL EEAps. WAX AND AMBER READS.
And gcnerst a*sort'r of clsh, Ha'r, Wall and fiat
ErEr!is+ prt.eii Cntab.. Fitr Tu!1rt soap4. &c. 49,
GEORGE i. WHEELER,
ds1a.d67l:w A.4tg gnee
CllHlsrN-As GIFTS FOR THE
Chill ID II f n.
Ell! aud examine, bctar- purchasing r!senhcre our
IarSe nut we'll 3. txctrt st.'c- of
NEW JUVENLLE8.
ALSO,
Now Styles or Paper D0lls and
Paper Furniture.
GA4IE.3 or ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
WIsITtSt; ESKS
rUi:TEOLlNs. Ch-ap ant Fine.
BACKGAMMON NttAI:ns
GtESsMES. Of ALL PRICES.
Far By
w. II. KEEN. Bookseller,
No. .H..... ......LAKE STREET No. II
, 1860-12-22

From the Courier and Enquirer, i9fh}
The Exports for the week past exceed !, value
of three and u half million uf dollars. and in
cludc t.1tciSn goods, principally Su- -aTs, tu as,
uuustlll cxfcnt. But the expert Of Domestic
rr''ducc has been Oh i continuation vi Tie
grand kt=,lc heretofore alluded -tri,,,ta4rr.
the exports oI C1uycr Seed, au apparently in
significant article, are IL the value ol abuut
"ne hundred thousand t1ntiAfs. There wrs.
1'so G., ,ooo brls Flour, (oi Which about ;,.taa,
bri> to Liverpool, Luiltlun, Glasgow, aud Brig
tod i4u, o0D bush Wheat, 1l!,,aD hlsi C.r,,
~ brlsand tcs Beef. :s,0t0!hs Bac"n, ij>,lIv
ss'- i-lru, OVER one Mi.l;un pounds Of CIIcr-t
.'O,GU0 lbs Butter, 1U,EL0 t,alra Cotton, 1S,ttO
urls Naval Stores, aud lf9.W}lhs Tailnw. b.
sidcs other alticlrs, such lis Oil CAKE, A., i'll
Llrgc quantities.
The expert Ut Breadstuf. Eas been greatly in
tSctss Of the receipts, and il continued, must
soon exhaust the supplies Ut this market, r>-
pecialty in Wheat. corn, althou.l, iu no bet.
ter supply thai. Wheat, Is not 70 much want
ID, and yrt the shipments, lsttcrly, have brcil
libcral. Flour is i'll s,lla1t stoi X, hut supplies
cln be kept up By nlrans of til: Railroads..
The Ml%%fs~Ipp1 Negroes To bc Insfruc-
ted In Republican Policy.
We find the following curious statement l.,
the Pamela MISSY &.r, of December 18th:
We wish to suggest the rrorric.y of all
slave owners taking *0lae lairs to correct j
very false impression now PREVAIL: ): amou.
t"c II .-rr,rs about the election nj Lincoln. Ii
il :.:nrE:Ir believed Try our ei.yes that they
were Ia h. free if Lincoln was elected, or Il,
k-:s1 they think somehow or ot! her they are tn
II. l"tlrli'1e.l by his election. We do mt r.
c''n.n'h! it. but suggest fur the consideration
III ti,c s'rster Judgment of our !cll"w citizens
whether It would not BIZ best t., tell them that
tic c!ect",u Of Lincoln lid nothing in thu
world 10 s!u with them ur their freedom, but
alas reference to the question Ct making new
slave states; that nothing lEEs been done or
will BE- done to change their condition, b,
Ar: Lincoln or anybody el.r, aud that al the
taik they hear about The SLAYER: question e.,u-
HOT, iu any way, free tlle1n-
We would bc glad to hear an expression
of"rin1on Oh the subject, and have uaic ,hi.
suggestion At the Instance Of sumc large slave
owners.
lf<otnethinS Of this kind is mt done, and
also strung cheek kept upon them, We must
hare trouble with our negroes suun. II j.
impossible for them to remain passive while
We have 20 much excitement around them
every day.
, 1860-12-22

Protecs for New C0nfcderaoy--Com-
nlodOre Shubrick ltsMie8--1oor Old
nuck---Trattors In OdlcA abe' ting
tue eause Of Dl~nnIOHlzTt lie draw.
Ing thelF pay from the Treas ufy-~-
MM1e,3 SpeeGll...ltM effect.
, 1860-12-22
i" RINGS S A F ES
NEVER FAIL.
38 IIOEIkS IN THE FIRE.
RxAp THE YULIoWlyo
From the. Fire on Franklin Street.

CHICAGO, November ~ 1s6a.
NxssEa HKxRtx9 4 Co. 10 Stata street:
Gent,e.nen.-It glies n. great pleasure to inform
ypu that tho llEKI:lSti'S P.ATEN4 CHAMPION
SAFE purchased no1p you few yeaEs aimee hAs Just
tc n;It Of tne :lst Ii t. and urn oprng it md
AZ ouf lerkA psrxEs nd Money y - ,d .tate of
FLEE oy Tuxx although It Ea+ not got nut for FIFTY
ElHIfT HouHs AFTKR THE FIRE toxAxScK w eao
chryfSuljy reccuusrd your SAfe4 - EelnE AL thsy
alum IL 6a-sho - champion Safe Of the M0Eld
Tho above sase be seen just ~ It eae from ths
Fire. In ftuut Df store. Hhere the lazEeat As4ofI
urnt Of Fire and proof Safes In tho Wes can
alwxys be found Also ds-Boatd Safes. Vault Door.
Bank Locks, g.. uEEIs1N9 q CU-
dsllG1ly.dp: ~ sfate ttfsss
, 1860-12-22

xIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
lhava On hand lA.xs assortment st
P3RlN MARBLE, TERRA GOTTA, CulNl
IND R1EEMily CRAlNENTS.
EILTER-rLATED TEA sErra CAKE BAskErs
cASTol:s, sFuoSS, PORES, &C
Ivory Handle and other Cutlery.
Looking Glasses aud cloeks. China Tea Sets.
With very laEse aud complete assortment Of
taod-S1Q1E CHINA, GLASS WARE, &e.,
Which VIII ssl 1t vsrr lo@ prices 70 clear out tho
consignment Join EAEKIS,
mstflm Ii i:Anio!oh street
n +. COOKE s CO.'S Standard
-x/s Edition It the LAWS.
THE STATUTES OF ILLINOIS. Compiled by scAr1s
LasAr nd aad BISctvuL syoA Royai 9vo.. iav
Price t10o1 Can b. sent By Nal ExprssA of had or
ths PuhHahsz1. .. B. COOKE h CO., III 14ke S01sx
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-15
Coming Events for the Coming Year

7NHE next volume of the PLAIN DEALER
L will probably contain q record Of
most startling events Eighteen hundred
and sixty one will ever see. for the first
time in this country, the inauguration Of
a President elected by Northern votes
the candidate of Section Party, pledged
70 an hrepressibie Confict' with the
South What the result may be, COP
only knows. Secession has already COM
menced Southern States are arming for
the inevitable conflict, immense mass
meetings are being held, Minute Men by
thousands enrolled, Federal officers are
resigning, the Government brought to a
dead halt in South Carolina, Georgia and
Florida, instruction of the slaves threat
sned, anarchy, blood shed, and rapine
predicted.
The PLAIN DEALER, being member Of
the New York Associated Press, will
have Daily TeIegraphic Dispatches from
Washington and Charleston, and exchan-
ges from all the Southern cities. 1t is a
time when every American citizen should
be fully posted as to passing events, every
mans opinion of the Republic should be
h ritten upon bis forehead, and every one
prepared to act at a moments warning
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-15

An attorney on being called to &C.
count for having acted unprofessionslly in
taking less than the usual fees from his
client, pleaded that he had taken all the
man had he was thereupen honorably
acquitted.
Among tie curosities lately added to
the museum, is tiea's bladder, contain
ing the souls of twenty -four nisers, and
,he fortunes Of twelve editors. 1t is near
~ half full.
-"Among all my boys said an old
man, II never had but one who took after
me, and that was my son Jake, who took
after me with club
The young lady who burst into tears
has been put together again, and is now
wearing hoops, to prevent tho recurrence
Of the accident.
There are two evsntful periods in the
life of woman. one when she wonders
who she will have; the other when she
wonders who will have her.
The bsst representative Of popular
sovereignty-Queen Victoria.
Grand military manoeuvre at the
South-Cotton drilling
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-15
The Dollar Dealer for 1866

OuR Morro.-" 0nward and Cpuard."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-15
The Weekly Plain Dealer

Will commence its Twentieth Volume
on the first day Of January next. 1t will
be enlarged to Double Royal size, and
will contain Thirty.six Columns Of close
ly printed reading matter. 1t will contain
all the current news and readable miscel-
lany of the day-such as Telegraphic
Reports, Markets, Tales and Jokes, and
will aim to be ONE OF THE BEST
FAMILY NEWSPAPERS in the WEST.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-15
e.. What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILY D0CTO:
1r : ~ CONTAINING
SIMPLE REMEDIES, EASILY OBTAINED, FOR
THE CURE OF DISEASE IN ALL FORMS.
v ri
PROF. HENRY s. TAYLOR, NJ. ID.

PROF. HENRY .. TAYLOR, NJ. ID.
1t Tells Ou How TO attend upon the sick and
how to cook for them how to
prepare Drinks, poultjr.s. &C.,
and how to guard against nfec-
III ten from CoBiag inus Diseases
1t Tells You or the various diseases Of c!Iil-
dren, aud gives the h.St and sim
'plest mode of trea t1tIei,t during
Teething. Conv sioDE, N.etin-
alton. WhoopingcOugh, Mea-
Sizes &c.
1t Tells You The symptoms Of Group Cholera
Infantum. Collie, Uiarrhua.
Worms, Scaled Head ,Kingworm
Chickenp"N. &c. and dives YOU
.r.- the best ned!es for thtir cure.
1t Tells You The symptoms rF.vcr and A.u-
ana Bilious, yellow, Tgpius,
Scarlet ant other FevcrS, aud
gives you thu best ami simplest
remedies Tor tn cir cure.
1t Tells VOW The symptoms Of Influenza, Con
sumption, by spepsia. Asthma,
Drorsy, Gout, Nh=umatism,
Lumhago, Trysip,las, &c. and
gives you the best rem aIlH. .vr
their cure
1t Tells YOu The symptoms Of Cho}r,a Nor-
. t...r.. ra bus, Malignant Oh .irra. D. 81. IL
pox. nys1ftery, Cramp, Disease,
s. 80. OF the Dia4ueT, k;iueys ant
Diver aul the best reur'iie f,r
.".. a-'. their cure.
1t Tells fOu The symptoms of ~ why. |.u-
ralria. NGmps. 4 IT.
: .fo- ~ .... alysis. tho sA.ir.- i..-. l..- ,5
tn Throat T...I .st.t. Eve,
and the &c.: ,g.lieGies iOF rItir
1t Tells You The symptoms OF Epilepsy. Jauu-
... 49,. dlce~! Mss, hupru', Dis,s,S,
tn" Heart, iieuoIn ha.r. ".ugr-
cal Di-ra-rS and iNou. 'Urni4
afh Civ The best reii.'l"7 f'r
THEIR rrrp.
II Tells You T'fase.t and ~i,nnl-et Treatment
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-15

HAIL TO THE UNLON!!
The lrrepressible Conflict
Inaugugated!!
The Dollar Dealer for 1861.
OuR MorTo.-" 6nward and Upuard.'
Our ExBLEMs.-The american Eagle and
The Stars and Stripes.
ave will join ourself to no Party ~.
That will not follow tho Flass.And Weep step
To the Music Of the Union.
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Il
One Copy, one year.. 81 ot
Five copies, one year,. D 90
Ten Copies, one year. 10 W
To any one sending US a club of ten
copies or more we will send the Weekly
gratis. A club Of twenty, the Tri Weekly
gratis. A club of forty the Daily gratis.
Premiums offered:
To the county in any State sending US
the largest number of Weekly subscribers
by the first of January next, we will
present A NEW IRON FIELD PIECE,
cast at the Newark Foundry in 1857,
handsomely mounted on wheels, with cais-
con and accoutroments attached-all in
perfect order. 1t is FIVE FOUNDER,
and will wake sleepy Democrat twelve
miles off. Cost, one hundred and fifty
dollars.
To the lady who will send US the lar
gest list, we will present one of the BEST
PATENT SEWING MACHINES.
Choice 10 be given among the various
patents, and to cost seventy-five dollars
Subscriptions can commence at any
time Address,
CIV J W. GRAY, Cleveland, o.
, 1860-03-10
CHICAGO ELECTION.
How the News vns Received In Waah.
fnEton~

Especial Cosesp ondca Of the Pres and Tr3bure.l
wA.u1xcrox. March :. 1861
We hare just received q dispatch lat noon)
that the Republicans Of Chicago, in the election
on yesterday, have achieved glorious triumph
over the combined cohorts Of Slavery. The Re-
publicans nre in extacies- Some Of them are
kicking their hats TO the ceiling, md cheering
1t tue top of their lungs. The interest felt in
the result of your election was rcry great, not
only among Western men, but By politicians
from all sections The Dorg'asites were no less
excited than were our side. Tile election wns
looked upon as the opening Of The great cam-
paign of lsc0. II the Democrats had won, it
would have inspired them wonderfully, md
Doug.ns stock would hare gono up City
per cent. It is low enough now, Heaven
knows. The peculiar difficulties which had
to be overcome in the Republican ranks
wero Understood and appreciated in Washing
-on. It Was seen that the discipline, the self
denial, the individual patriotism Of the party
was being put to terrible test; that it would
be almost beyond human persuasion to prevent
disastrous amount Of scratching and halt
ing; but good men hoped that an irreprcssible
lore for the cause Of freedom, would impci your
gallant Republicans to conquer their prcju.
dices md sink all personal considerations fol
the sake Of the righteous and beneGcent princi.
pies upon which their political organization i.
founded. The Republican Representatives q
our great National party, send you greeting
They thank tho Republicans Of Chicago in tht
name Of the common cause Of liberty, for tut
, 1860-03-10

The arrival Of the steamer Nova Scotian from
Europe brings intelligence Of two marine disas-
tera, with deplorAble loss of life. The ship
Lcna, on her way from Havrc 20 Ncw Orleans,
WIS wrecked on the French coast near Cher
bourg, with the loss OF los persons-ss passen-
gers and 90 Of the ships crew. The steamer
Odione, from Dublin for London, came in collis-
ion with the schooner Heroine, and sunk in
20 minutes, taking down with her from 40 to so
persons.
In the House Of Representatives On Thursday,
Reuben Davis. Of Mississippi, tried to frighten
Mr. Van Wyck, Of New York, but didn't sue
coed, BY staggering like 4 bully through the
Representative Hall. armed with cane.
The Committee Of the virginia Legislature, to
whom the subject was referred, have reported
!. inexpedient to take any action in regard to
psrdoning or committing tue sentence Of Hazlet
and Stephens; 50 they will have to die.
, 1860-03-10

We stated, some days since, that tho city Of
Charleston was making out bill against the
Democratic party Of $3.50 per day, for the use
Of hall in which to hold their approaching
National Convention. Another Fact, Of the
same import, has come to our knowledge,
which will he gratifying to the caravan Of
Douglas men who propose going to Charleston
about the ed Of April from this State. Agcn-
tlemaa boarding at the Charleston Hotel writes
to lis brother in this city that the proprietor
of that tavern has notified him that aflcr tho
first day Of April, and until the first Of May,
the price Of board will be ten dollars 1'eradayt
The princcly city Of So7th Carolina is pre-
pairing to collar all tho loose change in tho
Democratic party.
, 1860-03-10
POPULATION OF CHICAGO.


rsevenl numerical iavtn= occurred n this ar
te'c printed in rcste1days s-uc. rrruba II will tic
proper correctional III.
Tue census Of this city was taken under
Stale authority in 1855, and tue total popula-
ton returned ut S., 500. At tho city election
tho same year; G. l32 votes were cast for Mayor
the ratio Of votes to the total population
being in round numbers to l3 l-1.
At the election on Tuesday last, The aggre-
cato vote for Mayor was Is, 1871, and the aggre-
gate for City Attorney, Qhe largest vote cast)
18,sl8. We do not claim THAT the ratio Of
voters to the whole population Of the city is
tho samo now that it was in 1855. That
would give population very largely in excess
OF the estimates Of tho most sanguine, and
very much beyond what it really is. In St.
Louis the ratio is to l-2; in Buffalo l to .;
in Milwaukee to TO-; and in New York city
lto8 We write from memory, having made
the calculation two or three years ago; but
believe these figures are correct II VIC take
the ratio Of New York (thc lowest Of the cities
nancd) as tho standard, our present popula-
ton, rs indicated by the rote Of Tuesday last,
is 15o:544; and this, We presume is not far
from The truth.
1t is true that since the rcyulsion Of 1857
Il large number Of pcoplo havo left our city
but much greater number have come in.
This is manifest from tic fact that an urus l.
ally large number Of buildings were erect. d il
each Of the intervening years, and there n
probably as few vacant houses in the city IT,
dar as Mt any previous period, in proportion to
the whole number. In placing the present
population Of the city, therefore, at 1000,
VIC think our figures are quite as likely to be
below Us above the mark. However, tho cen.
sus will very shortly be taken, under author.
i.y Of the United States, when this matter wiu
be definitely settled.
, 1860-03-10
"Republfcan Head Quarters,v

1kCpNUiAA11A 1AEAA
IEssRs. Epl7oRs "a timely article under the
above caption appeared in your paper Of yes
terday. More than one voice responded to that
article, "just what wc want" This city, where
the fight has 80 auspiciously begun, is to be
the great Battle Ground for the year 1860. Ev-
err man is to harnessed for the conflict. The
hesitating aud doubtful ones will be Piled By
every art in tie power Of our opponents, and
timely arrangements On large scale will be
necessary.
The rent Of rooms that We need would be sut-
fcient to furnish us with lumber for an ample
hail on some such plan as was suggested in that
article of yesterday. II there were no other
way Of erecting it, call for volunteers would
bring ten thousand able-bodied men on the
ground. headed By that noble army Of the Sixth
the banner ward Of the city-while the Sew
enth, that has done honor 10 herself aud the
city, will be found as prompt as on election dag :;
and wc Of the Eighth will bare our shoulders
to the burden, to redeem ourselves from the dis
honor Of defeat. In less than one week, the
foundation can be laid and the Inst nail driven
for its completion. We will lay the corner
stone on Monday morning. and on Saturday
evening pronounce it completed, inaugurating
| it with all due honors.
We want the building, and the means arc ad.
| equate aud can be raised in forty-eight hours,
| without calling for volunteers
EIGHTH WARD,
, 1860-03-10

Whole Family Poisoned.
The citizens of Eaperrille, Dnpage county,
have been having a mad dog excitement lately.
One day this week. gentleman, whose name
we have not learned, wentto 4 drug store to get
some poison for the purpose of e1terminating
apart of the canine community, and while there
purchased some chewing gum for his chill.
dren. He put both packages in his pocket and
returned home. By mistake he gave the wrong
package to his children aud baited the dogs with
the gum, in consequence Of which the former
very soon died. Not long after, his wife also
expired from the effects Of small portion Of the
supposed gum, and the man was himself taken
dangerously ill-he having taken taste of the
poison under the came mistake. Our inform
ant states that the child Of another man has
been poisoned in the town by eating soda
cracker prepared for dog.
, 1860-03-10

e Read what Mr. S. Straus says about our
new and improved Lamps, then cali at the Lamp
and 0il Emporium when you want good Lamps
and Oil:
I" have bad my old Kerosene OF Coal Oil
Lump top changed at lae Clark street for their
new one which has just come ont, and find /
have double the light Of the old one. and am
not consuming so much oil, saving 1t least %
per cent over the old burner
SAACEL SrR4rs"
, 1860-03-10

Grover / Bakers celebrated double
Speeded Shuttle Sewing Machine, for Tailors,
Cap Makers, Boot and Shoe Binders aud Manu-
facturers, Saddle and Harness Makers, de-, at
greatly reduced prices. Heavy Double Speedcd
| Shuttle Sewing Machines. 5000 Binders,
| (Extra,} $500. VIC. Mason, Agent,
m3.3w No. lis Lake Street Chicaro
, 1860-03-10
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

1Hf Mileage 4assffon.-CA5eaEo Yar1or-.
~nTs @rasA6nrAsss R<sofHsfon. The Ho.ne-
stssd Nitfs--4f5foR OF tAx South. {mr<xsf.
E1fsHE Cohhnfffsss.-TAe Hasss3I x .ua-
Jors' Contract. .Ef<effoH or tHaplafs..
SsEnrd's kpesrh-. Osd -9be In ~Hf.c Rag.
3asd-.I'rfsfdfnffnE GOnrsnfions, ke.> Hrs
, 1860-03-10

New uAxrsn1aE.-Republicans from New
Hampshire are to meet at the Briggs House This
evening, ut s o'clock, to make arrangements to
prrvide reception for the delegation in attend
&nc4 to the National Convention,
, 1860-03-10

ToCS1 MEx's REPUBLICAN, CLrp-The Execu-
tive Committee Of the Young Mems Republican
Club. will meet at their Rooms, corner Of Ran
do1ph and Wells streets, this (Satu.day) eve
ming. E. S. WILLIAMS. Plcst.
3 3, RrA 4: 40hn's' Secretaries.
, 1860-03-10

CHICAGO, Aaseh 8, $50.
4. D. DRADIEr, ESQ:
Dear Sir :-Admlrers as NC are Of the histri-
ouic art, aud wishing to testify our appreciation
Of -FOUR efforts to amuse Us !oz the past three
years on the Chicago boards, aud desirous Of
showing our appreciation Of your qualities as =
citizen, and your uniform courtesy as gentle
man. as we'll rs your abilities as an actor, NC
tender you a CoxrL1xExraRr BENEFIT. 10 take
, 1860-03-10

the Associate Congress will be held at the room
Of the Mechanics Institute tos evening at Il
o'clock. A prompt and full attendance is de-
sired, rs business Of Importance will come be-
fore it. H. D. FREScu. Clerk.
, 1860-03-10

]. y. Sr1Sk Coin our advertising COL
umns will be found tho announcement Of the
well known firm Of ]. II. Slime / Co., IN old
and well established house in the Dry Goods
and Notions line, in the large double salesroom
No. 81 Lake street, and Nos. II and 4s Wabash
Avenue, in Burch's iron block. Their stock for
tbe Spring trado is exceedingly we'll selected
and attractive, and worthy the attention of all
visiting our wholesale market See their ad-
yertisement-
, 1860-03-10

To MesErs. John c. Ha;nes, John Lyle King, A.
G. Throop. Il. L. Keith, Aaron HaIcn, D.
O'Hars, 6c-:
Gwrxxx;-Your1e letter rendering me a
complimentary benefit, is before me. lis vita
emotions Of gratitude aud pride that / accept
this testimonial ut your bands, assuring ne Is
It DOGS that not only professionally as "a actor,
but SOCIALLY as citizen, ny conduct meets with
your appreciation. Aud it shall eyer be the
steady aim and purpose Of my life, whether in
sideration and esteem Of ny fellox-citizeus.
Through tbs Kindness Of Mr. McyieIer, who
has generously yielded up night for the occa
sion, 1 name AoxDA1 evening, March 18th.
Thanking you slncerely, gentlemen, an
yonr obedient sesrant. 4. b. BRADLEY.
, 1860-03-10


No fie(d of labor for the Christian philauthrn.
Py OF our city receives more largely the Bympa-
thr,f o,r on+;ra ro1;,;ons -,,b,;~ Tho, +,,.t rov
~, -
thickly dotted with Mlaslou Sabbath School
a,.a-..;... r .hu.. h.. .h .t;,I-. e
enterprises In snese, "nefe tne cn'iofea oi
F"o- s~ 6@H~3' NV A'@'e eA'S Va 'Ae
alley mud the prairie. on one daY Of the week at
leat, 10 nnd LOOKS Of Kindness and words OF love,
nrnreasea nre Mt ,R,rt which aett;no ,.;da thoa.
Ptoeesae7 ate ~ "olA "n4cH' seItiuk asloe tuoso
11&her mQt1FeS thQt must undeFlle such enter
nr;.os .-. .oort;,,. ,,,4 ,o.,,1+. of d;..o+ .nd
PfieeS, ase working out Tesu1tA ol o1recI ano
nnnreciah1a yatue IN our ronnnnitv Tn the
W. -
vigorous growth of our young citY, materials
are pea0g Eathefed from both hemlspheres 10
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