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New YORK, July 6.-The police ar
rangements on Fourteenth street were in
adequate this morning to keep back the
sdrging crowd which so blocked up the
passage to Tamtnany Hall that the dele
gates and reporters lad much difncuity
sn,erIng uW,ne 70 TINS acss.ss cause = xss sss
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Ths Gonvent;on - suir ssass was c.,,sa :, ors {,
| the temporory Chairman Al 4 uuartar IS.
fore eleven aa.'7s - =
PRAYER was offered bv Rev VIM 6Si1f,,
~ Nav York
the n. a;.. of ,be ;o,,,ne,l of s.t,,,d.2
VAS disnenssd GfiH 4 80 g.
M R;cbara.on of iill;;ro;s n,s.srtsa
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- ~ NJ VI s0.Iosf rni nou npla..e .Sl.e o9y uout'
Here followed long ilstof Vice Pres-
idents, Secretaries and Assistant Secrets
ries.-Eb. SpIRIT;
Mr. M.lt;n of nb;o novad IN. .do,.
t;on of ,ha r.rort and tha J;.ebs,cs s.
ths u. Cam y S r;t,sa sps
4 ialarate from Maine inai1;iired i;i vhsth:
on on tbe adont;on of tbe renort tha 10.
thirds II; a. I rnIe IN bsllot;nr for pres;S..sisI la
candidates ,po,,ld renu;re for : nom;o.f;o1
tvo.thirds Of The aStifk gbnv6ntion 81
two.thirds Of the votes to be cast 81 ia
Electoral College. ,..----- =
The Chair NIT The duest;on nm tha e.
centanea If the renort and tbe d;schafgs,ss;
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of the committee. which was aeSided 3R
the afirmatiyk, aid ths cofStiiftgg aii.
charged. s. = 3 s S.
Mr. Murpfy. of New York. from ths
Jomtaittka 6n kssol1tions. asked pgfmis.
| sion FIJI said committee to b sit during Els
sessions of the Convention. Agreed 10.
The Chair abpointka Mf. Bielsf. ST
Pennsylvania. and Mr.. Hammond Il
South Carolina q committee 10 conduct
the Permanent President to the Chair.
Mr. Sgyhout brocegdsd to the biatfotHl
amid great cheering. and addressed The
Convention = { ''s s.
rTbo .naa.h u ,oo ,orr, eo4 o,,. All.
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made unanimous. ~
On motion os s. A. GRAHAM the rules
were suspended and OLIVER 5. SLOAN re-
nominated Surveyor by acclamation.
On motion, the proceedings were Or
dered published In the Spirit of Democ-
iracy. q
On motion, adjourned sine die.
7. G, ALLEN, Chm.
Dr.. B. A. SHoUsE, See.
+ s. A. ATKINSON, Asst Sec. 4
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DR.. iGRIMsHAw having received ma
jority Of the votes cast was declared the
nominee BY acclamation. .-
Mr.. W4LToN announced to the Con
vention that his name had been Announce
ed without his c6nssnt.
For Infrmary Director, JOHN SaiITH,
Esq, nominated JESSE JACKSON; JOHN
GILLESPIE nominated HENRY HUFFMAN,
and MATTHEW MOORE nominated WILL
LIAM BRowNFIELD. The ballotstood: {
JACKSON .........s..... ......................z9
BRowNFIELD !. /, =.
HUFFMAN ........................ 8
The nomination of Mr.. JACKSON was
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

THIS highly pcpular Farmers aad Fruit
L G overs Paper il Published az UrleA.
y. y, o. the frst ard 18th of each month
Al 81 50 year. and every subscriber receives
3 GEaTviTr, worth IN ne eases, the FrLL
SpBsoElrGles RRleL.
The Gratui.les nsist Of fine Plate Engrly-
ings choice Grape Vines. ineladine the Coz.
coRp, the b~st grape in existence valuable
RaspbeFrles an4 straw barriez-the best euiti-
waited, and numerous other olheF shings,
asnolg which il tie
EARLY GOODRICH POTATO,
that Yields sv5r osR aUSDEGp to oxr of seed
the besi al l. potato IN existence, for sum.
mer Ct winter, Gni saijset % no BIsEAsE. 4
package II these Potatoes j. sent FEEE, and
POST PAID to al subscribers v Le rsqass. it.
.aA.ls sure 10 proauee Bushel. or more, worth
s., as they sod last s,ris-. All Grstuit.t;
are sent free q charge far transportation
Over So .0o9 worth oi Vines, DE. were thus
sent out ~ l-36 aod I, all Of which gave great
satisfaction.
The RrRAI AxrRicsx i the best Praeiicai
paper for Farmers and Fruit Growers In the
Uaited States, and the Cheapest Send for $
sample copy, which i sent rRgs, ard see for
yourselves what IN ltg4nt, large Iaper It il,
in 1T page quar.o f.rul, to biad a. tbs end Of
the Var. The fall details Of these naagsih-
cen. otisrs vii X foaha ID tia RcRAL AMrgI-
CA.
AGENTS YAETED.-I want a Club
Agent u every townin the United st4;es, as
ny paper is National in It's character, and
cireulates in every State in the Union. The
immense success of the RURAL AsEgIcAS.
having the largest eircglation Of ary paper Ia
this country that ia entitled 10 be called u
Practical Agricultural A and Horticultural pub
hcaiion. enat les me 10 gise 10 Ciab Agents
more for their services, tLanis offered by any
other publisher The Premium List il mag
niheent, embracing Concord snd other Grape
Vines. By the Hundred ard Thousand, down
to a simple vine valuable Watches, splndii
hunter cases. extra Double Gold Plated, worth
So, for only roKrr subscribers, that can be
obtained in two or three days also the eele-
bratei Roper, Four shectine Repeating Sect
Gun. that is sold for So, and many other val
uable thingss that may be found described IN
the PAPER.
~ have $1,000 very fine two year old
Concord Grape Vines for sale, q; one half the
prices that others sell the same quality and
oge for Address " r. B. MINER, Clinton,
Oneida Co, n. - as my caitorlsl office and
vineyards are located there.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17
a sisit 20 The Great Glacier Of gexr
zealand.

AH English paper has All account of
sasit paid recently by the chef Off
eers Of the geological department to
he great glacier ON the vest side of
as-,s..n, Cook. The foot the glacier,
ssisica is but thirteen miles from the
sea, Is 1899 feet wide. Neither the
glacier noF the immense field Of snow
which feet.s i is visible from the river
an;il within qaarter Of mile Of it,
aaea tie su1penaoHs mass of snew
aud lee ct ease breaks upon tie vicw
A}l5s the glacier q recent nloYaine
extends far several hundred yards.
consisting Of debris Of the rock. twen.
y feet deep, undeflaid by tee and
siisw. through which considerable
.lreasls Of water run, which are ran
dere3 visible in round holes, caused
BY The giving way Of tie ice and BY
cracks 81 the surface. On the south
ern side there las recently been a
great fracture of lie ice and breach
~ the rock, which Lad fallen ia i'm
sacnSe masses. The party aseenled
an the northern side. where the snow
ar ice formed rounded hills, nndis-
,urbed by any cracks or assures. The
glacial matter IS porous, aud presents
solsrable footing /; j; Is ola grey color,
tull of small dirt With occasional stones,
wtich Lad evidently fallen from the
-s.asroanding bills.
Tue great peculiarly Of this
glacier II not Only its immense size.
5ut the consequent fact Gifts descend
ING to 80 low y lesel.- 64o feet above
8!ie sea luvei-iastead Of ending. as is
1Sualiy the case, at an altitude Of
.af some 3.1eo or 4,0o0 feet close to
e4e Limit of perpetual snow, among
alpine vegetation. Here tie green
bush extends some thousands Of feet
al,ere Tie glacier on the steep sides
ef si,c range Id which the glacier has
ea, tllc deep narrow gorge. Not a
singlo Alpine plant rewarded fhe
search of the party, and the tenlpera-
'nre on the glacier was scarcely below
.lat OF the Eat Lelom. Win SONG
sesen.ony the party named it the VIC
ria Glacier. The height Of the peak
f Mount Cock is found e be 1859
eet,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

A Coon REASON FOR LAUGHTER
u. de Balzac was once lying awake in
bea, when be saw 4 man enter It's
fa3m cautiously and attempt = piek
The lock Of his wri.ing-desk. TIE
rogue Was not a little Disconnected at
liearing loud laugh from The occu-
Paat OF the apartment, whom he sup
posed asleep "Why dc yoa laughs
asked the thief Il am laughing my
good feliow,h said N. de Balzac, SO
1h'ak what pains you are taking, aad
gaat risk you i.'i, ia hope Of finding
naaey by night 10 6 iesk where tic
lawful owner can never finI any bv
day The theft evacuated Elaad ers
81 oree.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17
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Independence, Peb. 60, 1867. Ise-3m

CHICAGO, Nov. is, 1863.
Mr.. II. r. GARDINER, Proprietor Gardinsr's
Rheun.a attic 4 Ncuralgic Compound.
Having been afflicted with tho Neuralgia
in my facefor ak months, friend induced me
to try your Compound, and l can caeeriully say
l found it the only relief, and recommend il to
oil who are troubled with the Neuralgia.
Yours Respectfully,
A. BOOTH,
Oyster Dealer, Cor Madison h Dearborn sts.
CHICAGO, August cS, 1850.
DR. GAnnr,HR, Proprietor Gardiner's Rheumat-
10 Neuralgia Compound.
Dear sir-lt is with great pleasure that tes-
tify to the merits Of your invaluable medicine.
Having been afflicted with Neuralgia for more
than year, causing me great annoyance az we'll
~ suffering, and after trying almost every rem
edy that could be obtained a friend induced mo
to try your Compound, and am happy 10 say
that one bottle cured me, and heartily endorse
all that has been said in its favor, and earnestly
recommend trial by every one suffering from
Neuralgia or rheumatism.
WIN. g. HOPKINS,
45-12m1 Firm Merrill 4 Hopkins, 20 Lake -
Sold by Smale ; Goodfellow, Druggists, In
dependence, Iowa
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

A MosT ExoELlEST HAIR On
The following recipe is worth all the
quack hair oils ever advertised for
sale. 1t is certain to do al that is
needed in this way:
Sweet or castor oil, 6 ounces;
.Aleohol or cologne, ounces;
Tincture ofeanthaiides, ! ouace
Aq. ammonia, ounce;
Scent to suit.
If the hair is falling out, apply on
the scalp, not the hair. which will con-
tinue to come out as long as there are
any diseased hair bulbs, but the
yoaug hair will follow Immediately
sud may be seen in the head. The
oil should be applied in sach cases
twice week. For dressing use il
on the hair, not the scalp, and apply
once every two weeks. This will
give any lady who uses it constantly
beautiful head Of hair, and should
always be kept in every house, as it
viii not cost half the common qnack
remiiics soid for this purpose. A lady
who has never used any hair dressing
but this, now has heavy hair Eve feet
long, aud if this recipe was in general
use, false hair and ohignous would
soon be al discount.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

Nr. Hausmann. of Herman, Missouri,
gives the following weights ct mast
from, grapes grown by him at that
place the present year. His report
gives somewhat heavier weights than
the same sort raised in this reiChbor-
hood; Norton's Virginia, liS deg. !;
Delaware, los; Catawba. 90; Con-
cord. SO; Diana, Sc; Hartford Pro-
life, &c. He reports the wine pro-
ducea the past season as of unusually
good quality, owing to the late fall
weather and consequent perfect ripen-
ing Of the fruit This was the case
here also.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

DOMESTIC EcoSoMr Castor cil is
certainly most excellent application
for boots and shoes. We have tried
it and can recommend it. Ii shoe
leather is kept well oiled throughout
The wint T, the feet VII BE much
warmer and less liable TO be irost-bit-
ten. and the shoes or boots VIII LAST
much longe'.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

Castor oil IS said 70 be excellent fer
harness aud belting. 1t keeps the
the water out of the former, and pre-
yeats mice from gnawing it, 1t also
prey vents the latter from slipping on
the paileys if applied on the inside.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

! = 7 y !
LUNG BALSAM

4 the remedy that can show
More Genuine Erideace ef Merits than any
other Balsam or Cough or Lung
Remedy, offered to the Pu5tic.
No stronger warranty be given for the
merits Of Lnag Bafsos, than we Offer. We say
to all who wish 10 use Aliens Lung Balsam, that
unless il giees entire saf.faetion, they may re-
hours, and the money will be ehcerfully refund
cd. This same warranty has been offered from
the day We offered the Balsam first for sale, and
TO this time, the first bottle has not been return
ed, and we base received aottiay.Jut praise in iis
faror from those who have used ii Sold By all
Druggists
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

The grasshoppers which aunoyed
the farmers Of Nebraska and Dakota
SO much last year, are rapidly ap-
proaching the Mississippi river. Be-
ere winter set in. they lad advanced
as iaf East as Central I.wa. not far
from Des Aoines. ani may te expect
ed TO visit rs next Summer.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

A correspondent, st the Prairie

A correspondent ct the Prairie
Fdriaef declares, With good deal 81
truth, that the farmers OF this country
are fifty years behind the iimos in
sheep raising, and in sticking so close
ly TO the "Merino abcmiaation, lie
gives tho following reports from some
of the worlds great food markets to
prove his assertions. Receipts ofcat-
lie in Chicago for one week 5,o3e
head hogs, 74,3l5 sheep, ,l6i. Re
ceipts of cattle in Liverpool, Englana,
ia ono day, e,92s; sheep and lambs
1850; hogs not qaoted, as they are
not rcrnraed as a staple article of food
there. When we uodcrstand that an
fHglish sheep is worth three Merinos.
the disparity becomes still greater.
Three sheep OF the large breeds can
really be raised cheaper than one
hog, aud our farmers osght TO so
more largely into breeding them.
They are also much less trouble and
more healthy, particularly since the
DAYS Of hog cholera.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

Last week we undertook 70 say tAat
the farmers and dairymen of New
York had realized, the past year, from
$50, to $50 head clear pref; on their
COWS, bat the types made very ride
ulous blunder of it. Have any Of our
>cheese men in this vicinity done as
we'll? We should like to see the fg-
ures of their business the past year,
from some of them, who we kaow are
rs skilful and systematic in their call
ing as any il the couatry.--Rdaoae.ye.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

As a general rule, it is said that sll
plants viii grow from cuttings that are
disposed 10 sEcker freely, such rs the
rose, apple, pear, plum aud black rasp-
berry.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17
Timber Land and Farm

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS Dor SALE
u ten acres Of Timber Land, situated near the
Wapsie, about 81 of mile from 0tteryillc.
The timber has been partly cut OF and the lot
win be sold choap. Also farm Of 80 acres in
SEQ. II, Byron Tp., A miles from Winthrop
Station, 80 acres plowod aud tho whole fenced,
in common with another SO, with post and rail
fenee. For particulars inquire ofthc subscriber
at Independence,
nlSH r. r. BAKER.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

" 3 W r. n. Trsins Connect at Farley
with D. q $, q. r. Il. Trans East aud West.
d. $. W. Il. h. Trains Connect at Farley
with ID. d s. c. r. II. Trains East and West :;
also. at Cudar Rapids with q. N. W. Il. Il.
Trains, East and West.
j. L. FARLEY, Supt.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17
WESTBTaG TOWNSHIP.
NEWTON TOWNSHIP.

Also over two hundred .pt1 for sale, in.h.
city Of Indspen denee.
4 portion Of the lots and lands above de-
ssibed viii he sold 90 long time If desired
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17
We Make War

On all worthless preparations, and recon-
H1eAd TIA. rhieh has stood the test of Time
aad il only growing more popular and spug ght
after. PERRY DAVIS FAIN KILLERS the
sure remedy. Tie rroef is most shandant
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17
AWAY WITH
Shcrif-s Sale.

ShcFlif'S Sale.
Df virtue Of an Execution, issued out Of and
ID under the Seal of the District Court of En
ehanan County, Iowa, in favor Of Amanda paitv
aud against the goods and chattels, lands uni
tenements Of Vim. McMillen, principal, and
Julia A. MeMillcn, surety, / have levied up,n
the Following described property, viz:
:. Lot IN block 0, in the village OF Quasqueton.
buchanan County, Iowa.
"hlch property, as above described, Iwill of.
Ter fer sale at Public Auction, at tho door Of tho
shsriii's Office, in the City of Independence. on
Saturday, the sth dag Of February, A. b. 1898.
at = O'Clock L. NJ. Of said day, to the hiehest
bidder, 70 satisfy said Execution and costs.
=, JOHN a. DAVIS, Sheriff
sheris's Office Indspendence
November oih. 1858 ss A..
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17
{. \. TUBES Z CO., paupalsroas, hrrssoao'. NM

DrBpars, Iowa. April Ii. 1900
have used several bottles af Rings NcretR-
bio Amhrosia, and find il superior to any have
ever used. My hair which was quite gray has
by its use been restored to Its natural color. 1t
is an excellent hair dressing. and do not hes-
tato to recommend il to my friends.
DEWARD A. LULL. Asst Assessor.
lst Div, Sd Dist. Iowa.
Sold Wholesale or Retail by smals 4 Good.
fellow, Independence, Iowa. I20-ly
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

The ahave stock viii be disposed a on the
PcFutAR oSE-PElcE PIAv. giving every patron
inr Gold cr Sslid SILVER watch for $40, with
out gard IA value.
NRsuT BEa Co., lei Broadway. New
York, wish t. Immediately dispose 81 the atare
magnificent stock. Certificates, nazainS the
articles, arc placed in sealed envelopes. and vel
mixed. Holders are placed II seale,l ENVELOPES.
and well mixed. Holders aye entitled TO the
articles named in their certificate, upon pay
ment Of Ten Dollars. whether il be watch
worth sl.9U0 or ene worth less. The return OF
ang of cur certicstes entities You - tae articles
namcd theFean. upon payment. Irrespective Of
its worth. sra as r article valued lees than Sie
is named SEA auF certificate. ii viii al CAGE he
seen that this Is ne lottery. bat strairh, for
ward c1lfisaate transaction. which mar be prr-
tieiHatei in even hy tae most fastsiioas.
i single certificate vii be seat " nail. 2 -
paid. upon rece5rt II IS cents. dve f5r 81 eleven
for Se. thirty-threa and elegant Freiniam for
-. sixty-si1 tua more valuable premium FIR
Sla. ore hunarea snd most saresh watch .1r
sl5. To sranis cr those wishing employment.
this is a rare Opportunity. / IS leeitimafeiy
conducted business daily aatao fisel s. the
Government, nrG 0ren 10 TIE most careful seru-
tinv. Watches seEt by Exnress. With hill far
collection on delivery. 80 thss 70 Dissatisfaction
caa possibly oeear. Try us. Al<rcss
EslGET, BgeIEEa 4 co., Iaesfstrs,
n2t-:n Isl Draa5way. Nsw York
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17
nGaa!its for Christmas & New Ysars!

A SUPERB STOCK or FINE COLD AyD
SILVER WATCHES. ALL WARRANTED
To Run, And TH0R0JGHLY REGULA-
TED. AT THE Low PRICR OF $40 EACH.
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17
Look to Yoar Titles =!
". G.. & j. b. DOMAIN.
OWNERS or A
Conp1cto Ab1traCT
OF AL
Titles Of Lands and Village Lets.

BUCHANAN COT ATY. low L.
Are prepared 70 give promVi aad rehsb,e infsr-
nation relating 10 the TILE OF say real property
il tie County.
The Abstract consists u set ef books whies
shaw The cririsel Ee,fV of each separate tract
Of lGEd. ana every subsequent conveyance ef
the same. the hind Of Decd, whether fail War
rauiy, Special Warranty or emit Clairn. Ni,a
any and sN inpcrtections in aescriT tion, Ear4
or acknowledgment c@refalAy noted also AZ in
easabranecs. iaeleliag Mortgages. BeRds Trust
Deeds, LIE Leases. IAx-Tilirs ana Tax S4les.
and Judgment Liens. Il i surely wisdom, ca
the part oI tie purchaser. u know what the title
Of his land : belese I. Fsrekasss, sai thus avoid
any trouble in the futgre
severaithaasari aeves of Wild land & several
Valuable Improved Farms For Sale,
in different parts IF lbs County. Asa a number
of Lets ana DEe.l.lss = lie IeWa r Inds,
peadeaee.
". 81. r. DOMAIN.
Pensions, .ni 81 k;nls :. HAF CIaisas, col
leei-l lr5mltlg. nla
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17
ONLY FIFTY CENTS EACE

A German Silver Fran or Plate, on which any
one can form q Scarf Or Tie in any number Of
styles, with small piece Of silk or other ma
ter.al. No sewing required.
ONLY FIFTY CENTS EACH.
They are light and pleasant; they are dura-
bic they do not break the collar in adjusting;
they do not come loose; with ono every man
make his own scarf. and being Of German
Silver they will not corrode.
Agents wanted everywhere. A liberal dis
count TO the trade Samples sent by By mail
on receipt Of the price.
JAS. c. MERRITT, Solo Frop'r.
ofice and Mannfaetory, 50Y West Forty third
street, y. nzs
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17
REFEEEETCES-

L. D. Older, Independence, L. A. Main, 90.
T,easurer /. j. Aasinus, co. Recorder; T.:
Brewer, Clerk Diet: Court !; Hon. L. y. llsr:,
Hon. ~, q. nonnan, STATE sscaofoy; y. l..
French a Co., Cedar Iaasi Judge james Bort,
Oh .Jadiciak Distriet; lion. II. d. Aisison, "
T.. 3rd Diet; Rev. Fati;er Gnsker saaeael ".
Watson, CasAire F1st National Bank, Nintoh
Hol. Alex. Innyon, Shellsbourgh Key. y. X.
chamalin. Waterloo a-eH
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Fail trade has now opened, and here NO are a
usual with beautifully selected stock u good.
which We offer at a
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WAR CLAIM AGENT,

NTs. Collections Mace. Taxes raid, Titles
Examined, Laai Re3eea,ei and sold CA eou,-
mission.
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Hon. 7, c. Wilcox. Presidsaf; John II. Camp
boil, Wee Presideaf: Hon. j. s. Woodward.
T,easuer: Vim. H. Josiin, Secretary; L. p.
Strong, GeaI ig@a.
Diree,srs. hon ?. c. WIcex. John II.
Campbell. j. Forester, Iipn. A. Clark, James
Sanders, Y. Stout. Hon J.. s. Woodward. r. r.
Plane. l.. J. Curtis, u km. H. Josl.n, c. Dewey,
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DUBUQUE & SIOUX CITY,
DUBUQUE sOuTIWESTERN
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TaERUaiL iMERICiN FOGrSS7.

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GREAT

Reduction from former rates. Our stock h
been selecf fed with careful attention 10 the wan
o. our customers, and at no