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The Reports Of the Comptroller AZ the Cur.
reney and Commissioner Of Internal Revc.
nue. win be Found on the Fourth and Fifth
Pages.
NEWS FROM HAVANA.

The Closing scenes I'm che Hayden He.
bcIlion-Excc ution OF tho Rebel Chiefs-
The Cholera I'm Guadal0upe and Mar
tinique-Anairs In Havana, sc.
The steamship Liberty, Captain Wilson, from Havana
on the 18th ut, arrived at this port yesterday.
THE PRESS CORRESPONDENTS.
HAVANA, Nov. 90, 1865.
BY the way Of s. Thomas get the confirmation OF
the news in regard the bombardmcnt OF Cape Haytcn
The Hay have lost their only stronghold and
arc 30 scattered that virtually the rebellion Is over and
Gerard master Of the situation Most OF the late rebel
chiefs have been shot The triumphs OF the govern.
ment have been celebrated with appropriate festivities
ct Port Prince and Jacmcl.
Most OF the foreigners at the Cape fed according 10
the Biam Pubic 70 tho American during the
bombardmcnt
The following persons, who had taken refuge in the
house OF the British Consul we're seized and shot:-E.
Pradcrc, Colonel BARN, Generals Debordc colas, La
chaise and Papin, and Mr.. Lecorps
Dr. Giovechni, q well known French subject was
robbed and murdered by the rebels Senator Box
also assassinated and beheaded
General Andrew has surrendered, with 1--WE hundred
men, 20 the government.
The spanish royal mall steamship santo Domingo e.
perenced heavy weather and her machinery broke down
She was enabled however, 10 reach Porto Rco aud the
war steamer Pzarro brought thence the mails The pas
sengers four hundred In number, remained and steam
or has been chartered IN TINS port 10 20 LOT tncm
Lord Russell has addressed ofbcal communication
20 General Ducc in behalf OF the British government,
thanking and complimcntng him for his sxertons 10 re-
pressing the slave trade generally and especially in rea
on 70 the capture OF the caoes landed at San Crstobal
and Ptnar del RIO tho southwestern coast OF our
island In September last
The cholera in Guadeloupe and in Martinique has been
% fatal thai the authorities have refused TO allow
vessels fNsn those Islands TO enter tho port Of "
Thomas The fear Of this pest sbating here, though
now we look ~ islands for the danger instead OF 70
New York.
celebrated with the usual ceremonies and illumina-
tons.
Havana Ia full or strangers and there h a greater
number OF places Of amusement than have had for
many year. and still expecting Graus opera and
. company Of mnstrels
continues pleasant
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Discovery or . New spring at saratoge
and the Opening OF = New Raiiroad.

DR. Harkins who has been excavaiing Ia search OF
mineral water in tho valley south OF the Hghrock
Spring has struck n vein Of mineral water which bids
fair TO be q valuable addition 10 the supply OF that
article -
The Adirondack Company have opened the FIRST twenty
Ave miles OF their railroad from this place north, towards
John Browns Tract and trains are now running
regularly They expect 10 90 extending the road
fast NJ they nto the wilderness, until they ulti-
matcly reach ogdcpsburg thus opening 10 business
enrsly new section Of country. Quito celebration
got up IL Lurcrne when the nst train arrived there
People wers gathered from the surrounding country,
and guns we're fired and flags displayed.
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Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET-Nov.

LUNUUN MONKY MARkET-NON. 70.
Consols closed at seh s9H for money.
American stocks-lllnols Central Railroad, SO s2%;
Erie Railroad % 5514, United States lvc-twenties
63h a64.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-soy. %.
Sales yesterday and to-day 600 bales including 5000
bales to spcculaiors and exporters The market
easier yesterday, and closes nominal.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET-E0y. %.
The market Is more active but downward
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET-Nov. 20.
Market quiet and steady. Bacon dull no sales. Lard
dull sales small
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the questions pending between Italy and the Papacy
Italy remain faithful 10 the convention Of NoyeIn
ber which France would completely carry out within
the appointed time; henceforth 10 would be easy wait
He alluded 10 the good relations existing between Italy
and the Powers Europe and America and pointed with
pride 10 the position OF Italy among the nations but
GREETED that the financial position would require fresh
sacrifices the hands OF the people He concluded by
saying that, conndng In the affection OF his people and
the vaor OF the army, he would not fail IN the great
work which must be transmitted complete 10 his de-
scendants.
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inauguration Of Governor Orr, OF south
Carolina.
OUR COLUMBIA CORRESPONDENTS.
rHg INAUGURATION

COLUMBIA, s. G., Nov 20, 1908.
rHE INAUGURATION
Of Hon James l. Orr, Governor elect, took place 10
day There nothing unusual to mark the occasion
save that gay and brilliant assemblage OF ladies IN
former years reduced 70 thin attendance clothed
in the garb OF mourning.
The farewell address OF Governor Perry excited evil
dent feelings OF emotion while the inaugural address Of
Governor Orr listened 10 with breathiess attention
The old constitutional oath OF ONCE 10 support The con-
sttuon OF the State and OF the United states sd
minstered BY the Chief Justice Of the state Hon b "
Dunksu
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The bill allowing negroes 10 testify IN the courts was
tabled day In tho House by vote OF dirty TO twenty
seven The defeat Of the bill Is mainly due 70 tho loyal
radicals from East Tennessee who voted against tho
measure almost TO q The leading consefsatyos
voted for the bill.
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News from on oisy-H.shwny Ress..y.


On Saturday about noon Mr. Uhles, Superintendent
of the Ocean OIL Company, while on his way 10 Titus
vile, was wsyIad and robbed Of el2oo in money and
aimed 1t his heart fortunately struck hh watch, thus
saving his life One Of the robbers then knocked him %
Bile No clue bas vet been discoverve Of the sansy
partieA
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An explanatory note has been published, officially
sal,pe that the effective reduction OF the French army
amounts TO thousand three hundred and ninety sx
men, and that the ultimate economy for the budget OF
1861 will be between twelve and fifteen million france
IL WAS reported that the Minister OF the Marine was
preparing a reduction Of The navy, whereby saving Of
four millions would be effected.
report had been current that the soldiers at Yer
acs had obssepsousy expressed dssatsfacton at the
imperial decree on the partial disarmament VI the army
Tho Patrx denies Tho rsmor.
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The time stipulated for the completion Of the tels-
graph 10 America via Greenland, &c in the Danish con
tract is three years, not two years reported by the
Scotia
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'acutta telegram OF the Sth November states that,
owing to sudden change in the river Hooghy IL pro
papie the Calcutta China and Australian mails due at
Marseiiies on the nth December, will be Ave days late
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PORTLAND, Dee oil p w.
There are no signs of the steamer Hbernan from Lv-
erpoo and Londonderry.
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nd aIy.

Victor Emahuel in his specch AZ the opening o. Par
EAmens sad tune apd shs force Of events would foye
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GENERAL GRANT AT CHARLESTON.

His Reception by the Merchants and
Loyal (Colored) Citizens OF south Caro-
lina-The Union League (CoioredD Club
Get Up a Torchiight Procession In His
Honor, Sc.
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that there viii be secured to the government not
than one hundred and twenty thousand bales Of cot
ton including the eighty thousand bales already referred
TO- What part Of the proceeds OF this property Will ulti-
matey be retained by the government viii depend upon
the Of the claimants before Congress and the
courts In collecting this cotton there have been doubt
less Of injustice TO indviduals who may
be entitled the consideration ,'s Of ,he gov,
which has been taken by the agents rghtfuy seized
and that equitable claims for the return Of any
siderable portion Of or the proceeds thereof can be
II may be proper 10 add In this connection that many
and grave charges Of corruption and improper practices
have been made against agents employed In this branch
Of the public service These charges however, have
been mostly vague IN their character and ater such IN
has concluded that they been generally nstgated
by malice or disappointed cupidty and usually without
substantial foundation.
copy Of the several rules and regulations alluded TO-
which have been put In force since the last session OF
Congress, 10 appended hereto a. part Of this report
coon CONDITION Q, TN. rssAsuas BUILDINGS JILL ana
management Of the Treasury Department are in favor
able condition; and il is TO be hoped that only limited
On account Of the dicuy Of providing accommodations
for the State Department IL has not been deemed ad
vsabe TO proceed with the construction OF the north
wing OF the Treasury building during the present year
The granite for the extension has however, been con.
acted for and ia being prepared so that during the next
season the work be vigorously. prosecuted. The
grounds between the Treasury Department and the Ell
ecuve Mansion being graded and arranged with as
great regard 70 convenience and beauty az ~ pract-
cable considering the unfavorabe location OF the cdce,
and IL cannot be doubted that the Treasury building
when fully completed, will compare favoraby, In the
simplicity, sodity and beauty Of its arcbtectusl ap
pearance and proportions, with any structure IN THIS
country In Europe.
CUSTOM norsEs
The southorn custom houses reported TO be in
damaged and dapdatcd condition, and officer Of the
department has been sent to Inspect tcrn and report
What expenditures ara necessary 10 ~ them for the
transaction Of the public business The appropriations
which will be necessary for the purpose Of making the
rel airs needed Will be duly indicated.
BY the terms Of the lease OF the premises occupied M
a custom house in New York the government had M
right by giving three months previous notice, 10 pur
cs-e the same IL the expiration OF the lease for
million Of dollars. As tho property was regarded as
being worth much larger amount, ard was needed Tor
custom housc purposes II waa thought advisable that
the govern n,cnt should avail itself 81 the rgnt 10
purchase TITO property was therefore, purchased for
the sum named, and conveyed by proper deed 10 We
Uni,sd States
rnas~ry rR Az scaEA,f W s,LARiia
The attention OF Congress earnestly called W We No
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-17
The Power Of Reading.

Benjamin Franklin tells as .n one of bis
Lectures that when De was "a hos, q little
book fell into h.s bands. entitled. Essay
to d9 good. by Cotton Nather
j. was tatfcrel and torn. and several
leaves were missing. But the remainder .
ne SAWS. gave ue such a turn Oi thinking
a- ~ have au Influence Oh my conduct
through Life. for have q lway- sci more
value ol the character Of dOcr oi gOlt
than ans other Kind oi reputation; and d ]
have been q good citizen, tie public OWei
aI the advantages ~ lt o. tie lIf,Ie book
Jeremy Bcntham mentions that TIE cur
rpn- Df hl- thoughts and Studies were l..
rectel Tor life by a single phrase that
caught L.s eye a. Tie end Oi paupl.e'. .
Tie greatest good o. tic greatest NUN
bar'
There are single sentences in tie AeE
Testament that nave awakened to spiritual
l'e hundreds " millions VI dormant souls.
il things " less moment reading has
w0llrOls power. George Law boy on
bis fathers farm, met an Oh and unknown
book. which told the story u q farmers -on
xA0 well away ~ seek ll- fortune, an1
came home afteI many years absence a
rich u.au. and gave great sums y all BIS
relations From that moment George ~
uneasy. Until he set ont 20 initiate the ad-
veuturer lie lived over again the lie he
1aa read oi aud actually did return q MILL
.ouaire, ard paid al hl- father leJts.
Robinson CrusOe has sent " s8a more
sailors than the press gang.
Little George NashingIOns story o. A-'
aatchet and the cherry tree has made many
= truth teller.
We owe all the Waveriy novels % scot b
carly reading % the old traditions and leg
ends. and the whole body Oi pastoral ic-
lion came from AddIsOls = Sketches u -.r
Roger COrer.y. in the Spectator.
But illustrations are numberiess Trem-
s,a 70 who write. and ye who publish wri-
ting. A pamphlet has precipitated a revO-
luton. 4 paragraph quencAe- Or kiadle-
tie celestial sp4rks iu q human soul -in
mvr.als Of souls.
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MOUNTAINS.

The African mountains are more distin-
guished by their breadth than by their
heighth and one or two SUBMITS near the
mouth of the Red Sea. and short. beaded
nue or Atia,, arc Jlie only elevations that
lr'--'ut tnc opivnlOf ul l,,.l.-,--.-i -.,vH.
Ranges in Aby.sinia and in Southern
Africa. rise 20 the height of 1000 feet,
and some peaks of the Kong Mountains.
which separate Upper Guinea from >ollan
are supposed to exceed the snow line The
chain of mountains supposed 10 cross the
centre of the continent. and designated on
the maps a. the Mountains OF the Moon. is
found, hy late researches, to have mo- exist
ence; and upon visiting their supposed lo-
cation. travellers have only been able Ia
discover a plain as level as the sea.
In latitude four degrees north. near the
Blight Of Biatra, the CAMERON Mountains.
distant thirty miles from the shore rising
upon a fat coast To the height of 1900
feet, present most imposing object t.
the mariner: and at some seasons of The
year, the beauty Of their appearance is
heightened by caps OF sparkling snow
The eastern extremity Of these mountains
I extends far into the interior, while th,
western submergcs and re-appears in th'
Island of Fernando Po. in an elevation TO-
600 feet high, which can be seen ia clea
weather at distance of one hundre.
miles
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Gen. Patrick has ordered tie propret0r-
OF the Richmond Wig 70 remove from Us
head the Virginia state coat o- arms be-
cause il contains the motto, SIC semper
s.rannls. shouted Jy Booth after he shot
the President This l. q display u O1.c.ai
puerility perfectly contemplate. aud quite
Of pattern with tie suggestion Of the
Philadelphia Press, that Edwin Booth shall
10 more be allowed TO appear on the Amer
ican stage under bis proper name
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At Arlington, O., al HlpioLs yOuls
man was rejoicing AZ tie death u Ar. In
coin. waereup0n physician slipped into
--= office. returned with plaster, which
be suddenly apglel u the mouth Of tie
gretch-hOli.lg Il there until 10 stuck fast,
and shut Lin Up iOr some time ~ come.
I1i- was plaster-lg over treason AZ q
uew waT.-Iroy Times.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-17

Hos. LaFAYHT1E F.sIEa. the present
acting Vice President. Is q gentleman oi
distinguished abilities. and ~ The highest
character. lie wAs born ln franklin. Conn
Ia I.06. aud graduated ~ Brown Juyel-l-
II in IsZs. lie was early distinguished Al
lie bar u LIS native S-ale. ali vas l0lg a
Speaker lu tie lower House Or the Leg.s.a-
ture. Het00k h.s sels t0r Gle first time 10
tle National Senate. March Al. 1855, and
entered upon his second term in ls6l
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ENriIANGE unrEI.

J. PRICE Proprietor Mason. the Comfy salt Of
lngnlm County Michigan. lansing. Jackson and
Dexter Stages stop At lhis House. Charges rea
sonlbe ly as
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DENTISTRY.

W. H. COLE. Dentist. w1al inform the people Of
~ <E-s Lansing and vicinity. that hr Is pr
~ tSA tacntly lnrat "a m the city of Lansing
->lIN VfylnI ls prepared O. perform an opera
tons p,rt..lil- o. the D7nfal profession in the
most satisfactory n.ttcr- Teeth n'i.j With gnli.
til f'U. 'r ilits1m. Artilcill te-th rnslntr.i au
rubber bass, in tf Ai'st approved style ou-r
nvcr wiInn. VI Cares B,,sstare Lansing Ii.,c
25il 1864 lt 4-S
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LANSING. Nchistu-N " Elgsr. Pc.prietor. the
Eiglr House is n-w, 1ai is dtt-l lp throughout in
the bsst stylr. and with new furniture On Wash
ilsfnu Avenue. near ths site of the ulI ian-IHg
H,ls-. s-ss..s leave this House daily 40
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PHYSICIAN and surgeon. Onco n the Drug stor,
OF E rhlver 4 SJn, 10 Dodge aad B.ebe's Block
Wt-aingion Avenue. Lansing, Mich Ala calls
promptly attended o.. Al
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TlUTITT !. IrH--.f UIrf N me Vplr fIl ITI
ami Heated air has tr.a aaunearance If q red
I5.-l. r.r.r ..3ffe hear NJ m.-- seasons
is ,-.~, or,r..---... lu, rla air is exceed
tn.,., ,ar.' ...i entirely t~4.. from tie Va
n,~s oh.... .-i... from, v..,e-slle 5scomno-
.,,.o,. .rl F.. iron.~.- p, -5oss traveller Who
cam r.-.i....,l the ia.- tha most snin,a-
RIM. .....a.i...- or b-al,b ami srranp-b
T.,..~..If., ..air Of fb.. desert ..rbe elixir
"a, i;t. ~ ...lslls.- ~ meyer f.l- rhe som
-.t,o. IF ,'.,.i,sl l..,-b and STRENGTH In
.n..t ,..rt...' .r anal Iva. rea5v - shout
fran. ,o.ra,..- .f., ,..,,. from tie overflow
or rlan.v .n-,,-~
TIL. ...-.-.,. n.r-...-.. .f -,o r.-.r- &, COW
.....l ,...i...- .....t. ........, .t... ...s i,
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DIRT < NNILEH-

tTTOrVrT- C.ll-rirrs and Solicitors I4u-lnr
ulhirtn. Prompt attention given o. Collect ons
ayn-nf o, Taxes. lnl luv.s CATION oi Land lt--
x o. ntEr. H. 4ls g. NltEf
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j. VAV KEUREN.
AMERICAN HOUSE.

MASON tli B4uIer. lansing. Michigan Keep
cIrst.lly ou haut ant fpr sale. Grand Rapid.
Lime. -tlcco. aul Water Limo. once al Booth
-.s.H O.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

,.,.-.s io Iacal Column charged a. ten cents per
tr~ ths Grst Insertion ani six cents per line ~.
.,e6 ibssqrent serti1r. bat no notice insert fol
les.thtn .evsnty-fve cents
C.rls boz Blsness Directory of siT lines or ios7
Yssriy Algertissmeltshl have lhe privilege ~ three
cfangas.
The Yearly rates apply % regular AMI ordinary
busIness Advertisements only All others charged
b. the square
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,. l.. LNNTERNIAN,

DENTIST r..h msintsi on G.li. silver. or Rub.
- nrr Btsf. OMre 90 Dis rcsiic1cr ou Grlnl
E<3A Street, lirecly east of the Capitol Ian
~iAT siag Michigan $50
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,. y. COWLES.

HAVING BrEV Duly LICENSED A. AUcTIONEER.
teliers Dol, ssrvirfs tn the plb ic ia that ciplcitv
H' IS az l'riE' tn sell property AZ auction u any
pirt ui lI- STAGE. Persons DESTROYS of selling pr0u
crtt lf auction. can t1 80 only ny employing au
ag-tanr-r. fa'g h-snsti byt ~ Car-f Stlf.s The
un l-rslEi'l may ne i1Ini no an sessaulnle holrs
at h.s n'f I'M Cowics' BocS Washington Avenu,
lansing. charges reasonable. taGvI
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DOCTOR II. w. NELsON.


PHYSICIAN L StRiEON. Lansing. Mich. Office and
residence, ou Michigan Avenue, 4 icw doors east OF
TIE Post Oics SIS
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WAGON nl Carriage Mtsor, foot of Wishinytol
Tn Street. below che site of the Lansing House
Wagons cllstant.y on hand, At reasonable prices
Repairing done $40
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LoxGYEAR ~ BURTCn.
mORATIO PRATT.

Citnrrrv and Collecting Business Lansing
higin Odee over the s-cnnd National Bank
5 l1sGvEAR 503 g. %. w rUErcH
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LEyIC BECK

From Rev. N.Nton Brown. %. D., Eitor Of the Eu
-vclopcIa of Religious knowledge and the Chris
t..n Chronicle PA. 1lrlpna
Although n.t ,llspHs,ei 90 favor OF recommend Pat
emf So eIu-s ODD general through listrust OF theii
INGREDIENTS iut ELECTS. yet snow ~ no sufficient
reasons wAy man may not testify % The benefits
he believes himself to have received from any simple
preparation u the hopo that ha may thus contribute
g. ihe cht n others
lido This tne more readily ia regard o Hootand'
German ntters. prepared hy lir g. Jackson. o.
this Ciiy. because was pTcjulcei against them io
many years under the impression that they wcr'
chiefly tu alcohHi. mixture am indebted te my
friend Robert -al. maker. is4 for the removal g
this nr-al.. Iv proper tests ana for encouragement
Oh trs chem when llsruE from great and long con
tinueI debility. The use az thr'e bottles OF thcs
htters at thr beginning oi the present year, was ol
lowrI hy csI leui relief aui restoration Co degrc
q htilv snf mental vlaor wAirh has not felt fo
siX mouths before. ali htl almost lcsglirod of re
/ gaininr therefore thank God and my friend n
| iirertInrfl fle o. u-. them
NEWTON TRDWN plTa
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Large numbers Of persons are daily a.
King he oath Ok allegiance a. Norio4k' ana
going upon Their lands.
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EDGAR uOISfs.

". HUn' N. Proprietor. L.nsias. Michigan opp'
site the cipuo. Hiii!iA- General ttse OM-
Kept ora connection with the uDusr JlS
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On Copy year,....-..-.....--..--.- .---t- %
PAY ALWAYS ~ ABrASck
80 Clb rates bat subscr pt0ns received lor tI-ss
tiulo than orc year AZ the above rate
ss-Iob Work promptly and neatly sIecatsd %
O-I-rsf3r Printing and Binding or erery ie4-rll-
tian 4re f1iicIt.I ln nlscti4l ~lfn tae Bin '~ry
ths hsyaeiiities o.. This Zstsbls1ment are 1neI-fi.i
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JONES & EVANS,

Successors 10 c. NJ Jackson < Co. .PrOprietors
tesn lin GATED states, 5-lss
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See that the signature of .s 4 n. JACKSON Is %,
the Wrapper on each bottle.
should yoar nearest Druggist not have The article
90 not be put OF by any ~ the intoxicating Vrerara
lions tnat may BE offered IN its place. but send 70
and We wiAiorward. securely packed. by express
Frincipal Ofce and Mandatory, No. 631 Arch
- II -
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Nearly AL OF the African countries are
hotter than those ot America aud Asia "
ing under the same parallels. and this re-
suit : attributed to the great extent OF
rain.ess region in Africa. AMI also TO the
circumstance that more than three -:ourths
Of the continent lies between the Tropics.
Nothing moderates the heat and dryness OF
the climate except the ANIMAL rains. the sea
oreezes, and the elevation Of the surface.
These three causes are sometimes united