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How Insurance COMPANY o. CHICAGO =

How Insurance COMPANY OF CHICAGO We
direct tie especial attention Of our readers to the
advertisement OF this popular and well es
tablished institution, which has taken its place
among the most reliable Of our home companies.
A i mikes specially Of mechanics Dwellings
an as It's rates are as low VI the lowest cnarged
by responsible companies il is the ncumbeu {
duty OF thos' having properly Of Ibis Class to in
sure, to bestow upon il liberal patronage
During the past year il has insured the dwell
hugs Of more than twenty one hundred mechsn.
les, in this city, and while the Company has
done most successful business il has, in every
instance, given entire satifaction to its patrons
Its managers are among our most solid and ener-
getc ci;izenu, who have determined to furnish
TO our Workingmen. reliable policies at reasoua-
bic t"tes. rs oFiiging secretary, Mr. Thoms 1
Buckley, is always at his post, ani ready to give
any information required The Office il At ~
Madison street
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ELIMINATION of a Gigantic Human
NJ Skeleton.


Day before yesterday, while the quarry
men emrloved by the Sank Rapids Water
Pow r Company were engaged 10 quarrying
rick tor the dam which lie being erected
aero 4 the Mississippi at this place, they
saaHf Undecided 10 the solid granite rick the
r, mi us If human being OF gigantic stat.
ura D About seven feet below the surface Of
the Pound, and about three feet and half
bend Ih The UPPER stratum of rock the re-
maid were found imhedded in the sand,
whis7l mad evidently been rlaced 10 the
quajfangulsr grave hich had been dug ont
Ut w. solid r OK to receive the last mains
of this nnIediluvian giant. The grave WA
rweise rect in length, four feet vide. and
aboHt three tee. 10 depth, and T. TO-DAY Al
lra4A feet below tbr pr sen, level # ID
'ivss ihe remains arc completed, petrited
and iare Of gigantic dimensions. Ihe head
il pla-,ige, mea-u e. Sl& tDche- ia circum
ferFpcr, but low 10 the o. TrOntis and W.,
hati on the top. be f'mur measur-.
twenty tx and quarter inches, and tbs
6bA4la twenty five and a half, while %.
ho&y Is equally long 10 proportion. From
The, CROWN Of the head u the sole Of The
fook the length is ten feet nine and hall
inshes. The IN. asure around the chest /.
6lsE- nine and a half inches. This gia"l
meet have weighed at least nine huudret
pSind- when covered with u REASONABLE,
ana ,unt Of flesh. The petr,6ed remain.
sEA there 10 nothing left bit the makes
b4ne-. now ~eigh thr huu1rsd and fou
ASH u quarter phODds, The thumb and 10
ydl5s OF the left hand, aud the left foot
fran the ankle TO the soee ere gone but a
tht other parts are perfecs. Over the sepul
cRfe If the unknown dead was placed
lstve HaG limestone r Ok that remained pear
Geclly separated from the surrounding gran
ice rock.
Il j. sapposed tia. many more skeleton
will be found during the process Of exAvs
sing the granite roeks in this place. Sun
} think that these remains were deposited 4
this ssroophagns prior 20 the formation .
. tie present strata Of ROCKS thss now aboan
. here
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TIE Insurance AGENCY OF o. W. BAR
RErT, ESQ, 100 La SALE STREET-As the
season is at HAND When the p licies OF
may of the readers of the Advocate
Doth fire and ife) viii expire, We desire TO call
their attention to the merits of the compani 8
represented BY this gentleman, all of which are
reliable md standard institutions prominent
among them standing the well-known Continen-
tai Insurance Company, of New York, with its
ssssts nGoxer g. 600 900. Mr.. B is also agen. for
those st. Ring home companies, the Equitable
and Republic, OF Chicago Controlled by men of
wealth and unimpeschabe integrity, their unin-
tsruptsd career Of prosperity has proven that
they possess the unlimited confidence Of our CT
items WOrkingmen, before re-insuring, call
and examine their standing for yourselves. See
advertisement: on first page.
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Amusements.

Woods MUsEUN.-The Museum during the
past week has been nightly crow led with q
highly fashionable audience On Monday even
ing iour sparkling comedies will be performed
for tie benefit Of Mrs. Alice Holland, deserv-
ing aid highly popular actress Gu Tuesday
evening Peep o. Day." will be introduced,
when the house is Certain to be crowded. On
Friday evening, January 9Th, the popular and
accomplished lessee, Frank E. Aiken, will take
in preparation. Nj. Aiken has always heen a
warn friend of the working classes and we trust
on the evening Of his benefit they will rally
srOura him AID show their appreciation for his
past lavors. We bespeak for HIM bumper.
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AN ARRaNT FALsEHooD The New York pa
peTs Of December ~, contains the fellow ing dis
patch from this city:
CHIcAEo, Zee. rs Mrs Augustus N Dick
ems widow Of Augustus Dicsens, ,oIher OF
Nnaries Dickens, tcmmi ted sui ide vest, rda Y
\. ooe North Clark stree, by taking NOR hine.
zoe sent her children to the home OF her bro
ner1n law, Mr. Lawrence, on Christmas eve. 70
nke part in getting up Christina tree Thy
renamed there over night and on their return
!, uome discovered their mother or the a or dead
mn Dickens was thirty 6v sears old, and
caves three children. S e has suffered mact
VI! from poverty, being dependent almost
,.uutelI upon her FRIENDS for the necessaries o.
A. almost needless to say that the above i
complete tissue Of falsehoods. Mrs. Dickens
o0 lot comms suicide, and was not, at th,
hae Of her death, and never has been since be
residence in this city, in INDECENT cireumstar
eea What petty malignant spite lie TO be gr.
Nnec BY the publication of such q stat. ment
care At loss to conjecture. If those peopl
sa0 are always anxious to pry into family rela
a'ns' actaaied BY vulgar prurient curiosity
would mind their own business, and leave othe
PsoPles alone, they could confer some benef
apcn the society In which they move.
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tutor over which he presides. Or. Hayes has
made the system of treatment by the powerful
agencs OF electricity, a speciality, and has de-
voted SIX years of careful study and investiga'
ton, the success which has attended his prac-
tice IL sttested by many of our most prominent
merchants and physicians A few days ago We
pc rst'nsll, visited the doctors establishment,
No. iS9 Wabash avenue, when our attention
was particularly directed to the electro-thermal
bath, and having fully tested it, We can,
will confidence commend it our readers.
W. entered the establishment csre-Worn,
fatigaed with an Uver-wroughL brain, and hAv-
ing enjoyed a bath, we came out invlgorated
and full Of life-almost a new man. The oatn
is fitted up in the ordinary way. BY means OF
wiref the electric apparatus connects With the
water, and by turning certain keys the electric
currest can be directed to any part OF the BODY
Whil@ in the bath the sensation is perfectly
agreeable, and the pstient will emerge from lt
as much refreshed A. from q nights rest those
af our readers requiring medical treatment We
can, With confidence, commend TO their attn
ton The establishment Of DR.. Hayes, lss We
bash avenue.
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RoSAL BAKING PowDER CoHPANY.-The west
ern oSice of this Company, which has recently
been removed to No. 1S5 South Water street. is
now .inder the charge Of Wm. M. Clarke, Gen
eral Western Agent, long and iavOrably known
in this city and throughout the whole western
county,. This company better prepared
than ever before to meet the wants Of the trade.
and bEve ample room for keeping in store such
stock Of their Baking Powders as will meet any
incre,esed requirem nts of buyers. The superb
ority 81 the goods manufactured by the Royal
Baking Powder Company" over all Others, is at
tested by numerous consumers, and the largely
increasing demand for them; whe rever intro
duced; the trade and consumers will buy none
other. This company have a capital of 500,
coo iE their business, and are doing q very sa-
tbs acsory trade. The appointment of Mr.. Clarke
10 the General Western Agency is al excellent
one. The Royal Baking Powder Company" has
secured a world wide reputation, and no family
should be without their powders.
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give him a cal

FARwELL HALL-The new Farwell Hall will
soon be ready for use. Workmen are busly en-
gagged in pushing the work forward as rapidly
A. possible. The hlagree ornaments in the cell
ing will soon be finished, painters are working
on the front of the galleries, and carpenters on
the flooring When finished, the hall will pre-
sent fine appearance, and be one Of the most
comfortable AMI capacious in the city. 1t is eI-
pected that it will BE- dedicated on the 9th of
January, 1869, when the Rev. Mr. Punshon, the
celebrated English preacher, will deliver dis
course
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NEW York Agent.

Nh E. L. KosExOND, Of New York, secre-
tary Of the Carpenters and Joiners ln'erna
,ion.l Union, is authorized to act as agent IN
.olicitiug and receiving subscriptions and
...dss uniou cards for the WORKSGAAN's
ADVOCATE.
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DrRISe the year 1868, s,O46 new buildings
-. ,sen erected, or are now in process Of
erection, in Chicago, at a cost Of $4,000, 900
no,iue the year there have been public street
,.,,,ovements made to the amount Of IS, H2,'
o1s and one hundred and seven miles Of sewers
constructed. Among the new buildings are
,uootv.sve churches aud twenty school houses.
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The BoorBLAcKs HONE-As our readers
know, the bootbacks Of this city have paid into
the city treasury the sum Of $500 as license
for pursuing their vocation. Mr.. Dore, super
intendent of the Home, az the last sess % Of the
Common Council. presented a petition to that
body asking them to refund that amount to its
treasurer. To all Of which we say amen. If
the city of Chicago is dependent on these friend
less Arabs for an income, the sooner the fact is
known the better.
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CHICAGO, SATURDAY. SAN. 2, 1855
CITY MATTERS.

a. 10 rHx BEsr.-Dyhrenfurtb's Workingmans COL
.cknowIedged 20 be the best training school for
Ies, men in the country. Book keeping, Penmanship,
YOUNG Arithmetic, Commercial Law, Correspon-
na ma TeegrAphing are taught u roughly. FOR
s. cIrcu Iars &s, address Dyhrenfurth's " orking-
Ptpnis College lis Randolph street, Chicago, Ill.
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Authorized Agents Tor aMe Advocate.
70 act as Agents for TIE Advocate. ANY
moneys paid to them will be duly acknow-
lodged
=. L. RosEHoED, New York city.
g. h. HATw 'oD, state Of Massachusetts,.
yoHN T. MRLLoR, for the State Of New Jersey.
MAKLY, '.mahA, NebrAska.
W. h. Ola K LostanI, Ill,
J. @. HoEEv Black River Pals Wisconsin.
LEwELLTE W LLOYD Omaha, Nebraska.
JJHE D. HABRRRlRLD, Wheeling, West Virginia.
W. D. 6rEBBISs. Bloomington, Illinois.
RICHARD TREvELIcK, for State OF Michigan.
4. NJ. LEONARD, Obsrin, ohio.
WIN. j. JEssUP, New York City.
B. J. MURPHY, Baltimore, Nd.
0. J. SwKEGLEs, Buffalo, N. Y.
3. P. NJ PES, Rochester, N. Y.
LAwREsoE SMITH, Fort Wayne, Ind
K. THoRSE, Amboy, Ill.
J. NIELSoE Centralia, III.
VIZ. H. F~LET, Lockport Ill.
WM. HARTLEY Bloomington, Ill.
WIN RAAsKnL, Elgin, Ill,
WV. B. Hackney. AurorA, III.
DAVID CAsrNER, Rockford, ILL.,
JAMES DOYLE, Peoria, I'll.
RKANE HUDSON. Springfield, Ill.
THOMAS DkLAxH, Milwaukee, Wis.
JoES rAHLoA, Racine, Wis.
rHos. MooRE, Watertown, Wis,
Il. RODoLI, Quincy, Ill.
ALExAxDnR Mason, Fondu'ac, Wis
PRfER KA RcH, Portage City, Wis.
A. II. PoRrER, Beaver Dam, Wis.
JAMES MoKMM, Davenport, Iowa.
>. u MOORE, Dubuque, Iowa
y. J. STANTON, Kankakte, Ill.
r. B. BAER Houston, Texas
JAMES BATcHKE, Louisville, Ky
q. T. HEWITT, Wsupnn, Wis
JOHE SoHuEssLsR, Lafayette, indian.
yCHS FEIrEH, MsL SakA Indiana.
GHo. WnRY, south Bend. Ind.
ABEL P. BoUrH, LaporJe Ind.
yoHS wILKIsOE, Evansville Ind
}. II. rURNER, Logsnsport, Ind
G. h. oukBT. wheeling. W. Virginia
Q. W. GIBSON, Norwich, Conn.
WIN. II. LEE, Richmond, Va.
WIZ. B. LIES, Agusta. Ga.
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Nsw CARs.-The South Division Street Car
ccmcsny have placed some new and commodi-
aus cars upon their route. They are larger and
Ear than auy before used in the city.
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hrs ]. G. 4 L. III. TRINE'S
MI Owe NJ { Mt CURE!
FoR rHE
Treatment Of Chronic Diseases,
Is LOCATED
ISe STATE STREET.


And Is nov In essful operation. Prominent
the cases treated are Weak Jung. xsl2rss
fnsv erfect chcuinon Torpdfy ~ the Liver Constips
ton Dyspepsia Paralysis etc. BY the almost unlimited
processes OF the Movement Cure, have TIL Of
directing the circulation and nutrtio into precise y
hese channels thew most needed IN Diseases
OF women an nestlm able boon 10 here presented The
cause Of every modification OF Pelvic Weakness Is surely
perm anent, Ano without ind ilcscy removed. In
chronic constipation the treatment is inallibe. In
Nervousnes.-this revelry Of miSerythese operations
supply sovereign remedy For child en with Deferred
nae on muscle NArrow chests, Unequal Shoulders and
CROOKED epiaes the sf the
qnite indispensable For ladies In delicate health and
ali psr.ons Loo Vitality aord4 he most agreeable,
effective and permA. ant means Of restoration.
the movements specially prescribed, aud great
and genteness observed In treating ~eek patients
p availability and efhcac. OF the Movement.Cnr is
abnndsny endorsed by persons Of Intelligence md
nuemens An part OF our institution we have added
Dr. G. <. Tsy apparatu- for supplying various pa
ve movements the dill rent reg OF the body. By
the nse Of this iugeni MACHINERY With the vsri
ous operations have the best means known for fen
sinR cue OF the blood 70 the sxtremeteA
promesng he and strength the various inter
nal organs
Invalds are respectfully invited 10 call and examine
the merits Of our institution.
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McYIcKERs THEATRE.-Lotta entered on her
second week at McVicker's or Monday evening
last, II the double role Of Little Nell" and the
" MslcniOnes ;" two characters founded on
Dick,hn 'Old Curiosity Shop" In this play
Lortii l. id to have cutdone Dickens himself
her engagement.
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THE OLDEST AND BEST.

The very greatest want the reform movement Of
day, an able fearless OutspOken paper.
Independent and truly devoted the Of reform
Such paper is the woaKneHAs's AIvocAn Many
Efforts have been made. within years past, start
such paper. Every Of these Efforts mp 70 within
time have tailed. 10 not necessary 70 speak Of
the Of such failures; 1t Ia enough know that
this time there 10 but paper Of all those star ted
that has any claims National organ. The WoEKm0-
AEs ADVOCATE has been published for nearly years.
having urmOunted all the obstacles that led to The fail
many parts Of the country The Advocate Ia now up
on nrm bass, perfectly from the possibility Of
failure that people subscribe for it and feel sure
that hey win not lose their money they haveso many
times In the past The Advocate only the OLDEuV
the LAReBsT and the paper country devOt-
cd 70 the interests Of Labor Reform; ID only nov
upon firm financial basis, but h ID published BY men
whose record friends Of the Labor Reform movement
ID 70 furnish guarantee that the paper win re-
main the champion of the reform movement under any
and all circumstances
The ADvocArs will ever be . sentinel upon the
watchtower to guard the Of the people
While fighting every species Of wrong, shall be our aim
seek out the from which flow the many disOr
ders Of society make vigorous war upon them ur
great aim viii at root Of TIE tree We
will sdvocst entire change in the monetary SYSTEM
Of the country upon the principles through the
embraced in the Platform OF the National Labor
Union We shall advocate she adoption BY the National
Government Of new land policy, taking the gre ind
that not another Of the public domain should be
disposed Of 70 any company corporation person upon
any tsrms whatsver, EXCEPT in small parcels actual
'etslsrs. We shall favor taxing all uncutvatea lands
and CON- slns all corpsnlss ora Ions and persons.
holding lands BY government grant 70 =. same
the market EovelIss 1ces q Is per aers) within
given time in OF alure 70 70 do the land -
abolition Of tie presnr National Bsnk syssea-ths call
ing whole Bank circulation and .su-
ing In ms p &c treasury .inoases, eonvertiSs
bDnds bearing low rate Of ntsress. and ves vssa
the viii Of the holder We shall . Labor ".
parnenr At Washington. soch 10 eeutsmplae1 In the
rrsoluIisas adopted the sesson Of the Nntlona
Labor Union. We shall advoests co-opsrarion In any
and every iorH In which h be appli-d prOduc-
tion and aisriss,ien. sha sAvessss ths sAossso-
ING Of the boa's q labor In svry departments Undue
Try We seall sdvOesse . ssriassns spprsnsies INV in
every State, and m .nsirs rsvriasssn In the nsm o.
Prisaa Labor In every stats.
We shall advocate equal rights and privileges the
70. ssngvonen Of eur country Our motto shall BE-,
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CR0sBY's Opera HoUsE.-The "Three Guards
men,. hos been the sensation a. the Opera House
duriFg the past week Those Of our readers
who i'sre familiar with Dumas's romance will
thoroughly understand the plot in the play
The rrse has been well filled, and all tie parts
well sustained 1t is an historical play, and
g 'oulO b. seen by everybody.
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M.DIcAL AND ELEcrRIoAL ISsrrTurE--It is
nth pleasure that we refer our readers to the
ap q Dr.. Hayes. which win be found in an
dasr eoisaR. The Doctor 10 physician Of the
aghesf experiences, and has been In practice for
Mtrly went, years No man stsnda hixher'
id De medical faculty Of this city il 10 hos
Aasssss 70 himsen 80 much thAs 40 wish 70
40 s,teasien Of our seadeIH ~ TO the insi
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- no CURE no PAx.-DR. WILL

MoHe l. cT q 4. us.. S s..s. army and 4
charge Of depot hospital treats all tbAse disease
Of Private and delicate nature, with the utmost snc-
osss Recent cases Jared I'm fortyeighE ny cir
hears. ohsrRss reasonable, and only fee asked.
Priyaas consultation rooms Ladies, With regular
" educassd Female Phyncan 70 sttsLd % them, and
lands 1msly furnshsd rooms Cor those requiring special
sreasmsnt OGIces and residence, central yet re-
tsrsd, Il Monros street, Clark, No charge I'm
lsaA O perfect care u elected.
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TEAS AND COFFEES
Are Of the Best Grades ond strictly as repre-
sented.

Price List
OOLONG, (Blackl, Soc, s0c., sl 90, best 81. 20
per pound.
MIXED, Green and Blackl, sOc, soc, 81 90,
best 81. 10 per pound
YOUNG HYSON. Green, o0c., 81, 90, 81, rs,
best 81 so per pound
UNCOLORED JAPAN, soc., t1,0o, el,lO,
beat q, rs per pound.
IMPERIAL. (Greenl soc., q, 90, tl,1O,$l, 20,
best 81 so per pound
GUN POWDER. (Greeul 500, 81, 10, 81, rs
best 81 so per pound.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, sOc, q, 90, 81 10,
best 81. rs per pound.
FRENCH BREAKFAST COFFEE, csc. per
pound.
UNION JAVA COFFEE, Soc per pound
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, 40c- per Id.
GROUND COFFEE, 25c., Soc, SSc.,
best 4Oc. per pound
The Mining and Supply Company,
30 State street.
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a Good In.urance COMPANY.

|
We invite the attention OF our readers to the
following advantages offered TO woTkingmen In
the Phoenix Mutual Lite Insurance Company.
The Phoenix Mutual Life ls one o. the most relia-
BILE and strongest companies in existence. IL
places no restrictions on employment and per-
sons insured are permitted to travel during any
and all seasons Of the year. The policies of the
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company are
preferable to all others. The Phoenix invites
attention to the following plans peculiar to it-
self:
l. All the advantages an all cash and halt
pAny.
II party insures to-day for 600 and pays one
half and half note Ion any tablet. and should
de TO morrow, next week, month. nrx' year I'll.
full amount q fine policy Is pa d-sS OoO-and NO de-
ductlons Of nor o. An nosss returned a. disi-
dends and never but four notes any table. II psS-
nent " made all cash, he n-Ered r-csyss In cash
the amount, 81 700, with dividsnds-cash added
D No restriction employment.
4. The insured permitted travel rs-ide in any
part of the United States europe and the southern
don o. South America, during any and ali seasons Of the
yea fres Of charge.
Divsdsnds in the Phoenix have been and are
atty per cent.
The dividend b IN pey cont on all Ia tables II
the annual premium Is elO0. the d4vidsaA l. $50.
!. IL pays il Lssss promptly receps q prssG
g. Al its Policies sss.tgJsssas thereby no los
able chance Of los 70 the insured
Ordinary Lie Policies non -fbrtsitisg amer 'hrss
payments, while the Policy 10 In force for the fail
amount Of eveR dollars Of Prsni1s PAID besides many
other great advantage The Phonix has paid 70 wId-
Ows and Orp $500 OoO and g. 900 safely
secur. for like purposes.
TO- Its losses have been met bv the annual iures re-
eeved alone and SURF lus of left swell
the general fund belonging to tie insured.
H. It's insurance are a. cheap any company
doing safe business
There is nothing esirabIe Lts Insa~aaes VAseA mag
not be secured IN this Bmpdny
HENRY n. kOON,
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N CLAfK. who was wagon driver dur
III the rsSss'ai lOnary war, died On Tuesday.
n Rschmeua. AGED l2l yesss aed
pf'nthA he VA ,~sa - june l747. Y,
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MI4STREL HALL-The MINISTRIES &C 4tiuue N
their BAll, corner Of Monroe and Clark streets
TbeiSi perlormance cinno5 be surpassed. For a
goodfo Z. lugh. event g's enjoyment, n
thortlgh denestiou Of darkey life, 60 and see
Cotral \ Sharpley.
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T.xE YoUR PIcK-by calling at Picks, 2l4
Randolph street, where may be found large
.,d varied assortment Of Crockery, Glass and
China Ware, to pick from. As prices have re-
Gently been reduced, great bargains are Offered.
H. b.s also on hand choice stock Of Cutlery
and Britannia W re, which our readers would do
we'll to examine before purchasing elsewhere
Holiday Presents. Stein, So nth Clark
s,reet has the choicest and cheapest stock OF
holiday presents TO be found in the city. Il en-
h,.ce. every variety Of Jewelry, Parian and Boz
bemian Goods, Paintings, Albums, in fact every
thing that is usually embraced IN the catalogue
Of New Years present. His clerks are tgree
bic and attentive, and always ready TO show Gus
,omers his rich and varied stock. Be sure and
give him call.
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The Blectte a Bsek d esimsd 70 BE- sapstier u
any In he wsrld - hsbhleaer qaAshWy tslnn1sd IN
ne institute; sca..s s. eiss. seksne e = sx.
Of peEsR1s treassd dry NpsA-ys sxsspssd htwessy.
NG9ber ~ dssEAs IN tks initass enc. nubss q esl-
passnss. Ave.
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Formation a Great Peoples Party,

with isw 70 running the eoveransns Nat oaa, stats
and hssspa In the Interests o. and for the whole pso-
PIE. Evssy other qssssasn. old or ns~, wf be dsAls
With according - n nom oar ssaadpsint always
having Ia visv the hsss Interests q all. We shall A.
pek vrsns wherever and b, whether In high low
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