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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-12-22
hearth AND HON.
AN ILLUSTR ATED
Rural. Literary, and Family Weekly,
OF 10 LARGE, HANDSOME PAGES,
EDITED BY DONALD c. N7gTCHELE
Assisted by an able Corps of Associates in al
Departments.

HEARTH AND HOME meets the wants OF all
members of good families everywhere, and contains the
best of everything for everybody in city, village and
country 1t gives practical instruction by the most
perienced writer's upon all Rural topics Farming,
FrUlit-C.rOxrlug, Floyver-CuItures 0rTiGIn entai
Gardening, Burial Architecture. Country and
City Homes, their Furnishing and Adjournment,
Domestic Economy, housekeeping Hints,
Etc.
1t has Choice Stories. Sketches. Essays.
Poems, Wit and Humor, the News, Money and
Market Reports, Beautiful Pictures by the best
artists, and in short, all the features of
a First Class Family Weekly
1t contains so much room that every number has an
abundant variety for Fathers, Mothers, Sons,
DAUGHTERS, down to the youngest child
Reduced Rates for 1S7G-invariably in advance.
Single Copies, 81; Three Copies, all at enc
dInes 50; Five Copies, S12; making HEARTH
AND HOME, to Club of Five or more subscribers at
S2.4O each, the Cheapest as it is the Host CONF
piete Family Weekly Newspaper in the world.
Subscribers befors the first of January next win get
all numbers to that date Free, and their year will end
January 1, 1871. Specimen numbers sent free.
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f...... . 81 Park Row New York
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TlandrTIR.

Boston, October 30, 1859.
Messrs. JOSEPH BURNETT q Co..
Genlelen,NIy worst complaint for several years has
been Dandruf After brushing my hair, my coat collar
would be covered with white scales. -
have used less than bottle of your Ooeoaine The
dandruff and the irritation which caused it have en-
trey disappeared and my hair before in so
good condition Your obedient servant,
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Dressing.

The oEolging note is from the ace7aor0n proprietor 81
Frank Lesiie's Illustrated Newspapers and Magazines.
NEW YORK, September o. 1869.
j. BURNETT, ESQ.
Dear SiT-For some time past have been using your
Cocoaine, and think it far preferable to anything
have ever used Hor the hair.
Ii my Endorsement is of value You perfectly at
liberty to use it: Respectfully yours,
FRANK LESLIE.
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DELAYS ARE Observation-Disclosures as you
love your offspring don't fail to use Mrs. Whit
combs Syrup, for soothing children. Read
the advertisement in another column.
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JOSEPH BURNETT q Co.:
GetIenaeYour Cocaine is the only dressing for the
hair used in my family for the last eight years 1t stop
ped my wifes hair from coming out and increased its
growth.
saving my own hair which very fast coming cut
previous to using this valuable preparation.
Very truly yours, - j. @. MITCHELL.
Grocer. Bangor. Me
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AFFLICTED RESToREp!

Ignorance E1p0sea FallacisS IN M1sked Highlyinl-
portant to both sexes married and SINGLE health
disease DIR. LarmCnf's. Paris, London and New
York, Medical Adviser and Marriage Oxide $50 pages
100 Anatomical and Pathological pates u mo, cloth
with Recipes and Certificates of his Unprecedented
and painless cures Structure Weakness T3p0-
te!cy Fisala Piles Yeaereal Old Ulcers, Diseases Of the
kidney, Bladder, dec. Price 81 Mailed free. Offices
for treatment % Broadway, New York Drectlett
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FRANK LESLIE.
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We do not wish to inform you, reader that DR.. Won
derful any other man. has discovered remedy that
cures Consumption, when the lungs half consumed
short, will all diseases whether of mind body
for want of work, and is designed to make subunary
sphere bssful paradise to which Heaven itself shall
kind of humbugey and we do not wonder that you have
by this time become disguised with it. But when l
tell that DR. Sages Catarrh Remedy 2riH positively
ce The '7orst cases 2? Ctaggh only assert that which
thousands testify to- Try it and you will be con-
ynced. will pay $500 REWARD for case of Catarrh
that cannot cure.
For sale by most Druggists Everywhere.
PRICE ONLY 80 CENTS. Sent by Nail post paid for
Sirtg Gents; -Four Packages for $500; or Dozen for
$500 Send two cent stamp for DR. Sage's pamphlet
Catarrh. Address the Proprietor,
r. V. PIERCE, M D.,
BUFFALO, n Y.
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A PRIME ACCOMPLISHMENTS baking
powder is the purest and best article Of its
kind in the market. One-haf the house
keepers of Milwaukee will testify to its
excellence. For sale by all groeers.
Our readers will find in another colum
the announcement of the Hearth and Home
weekly family journal of great excellence.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-12-22

A MOST PERFECT REGULATOR of the whole
human system is found in DR.. Pierce's Altera-
tive Extract, or Golden Medical Discovery. 1t
cures Female Weakness, Weak Back, and all
Irregularities. 1t is great restorative ton
ic, and nerve force generator. and hence in
ali eases of Nervous or General Debility, moth
ing can equal it, Sold by druggists, or send
three dollars and twenty-five cents to DR.. r.
v. Pierce. Buffalo, n. Y, and get three bot
tIaa free of express charges.
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Because

The Blood Purifier is the
only article in the market
whichcontains the celebrated
costly Drugs imported ex-
pressly from Sweden for its
manufacture, and the Pills
contain the active principle
of Podophyllum Mandrake
Root,) and is a substitute
for Mercury.
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Why

Islt that DR.. Roback's StoIn-
ach Bltters increase in sale
every year?
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THOUSANDS of men connected with the
Washington Life Insurance Company are, by
this better way laying up money. Many OF
these take ont policies which are payable to
themselves on arriving at specified age.
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Drawer 5787, Chicago.

An ESTABLISHED REMEDY. = Browns
Bronchial Troches" are widely known as
an established remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, H0arseness. and other troubles
of the Throat and Lungs. Their good rep
utation and extensive use has brought out
limitations, represented to be the same.
OBTAIN only 'tBrO1gn'S bronchial Irocbes.
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PLANTATION ACUE CURE

This Is an active Tonic and such is its peculiar com
position, that il acts directly upon the Liver whether
ITS arrangement is caused by the sudden pSroxisias of
ehs or by the heat and pesent atmosphere of MAS
matte districts and seasons whehorit he the slow
result OF sedenary te the sequel of other diseases
In all cases this Cure stimulates the sluggish action Of
the LIVER removes bad bile and promotes healthy
natural seeretisn Rach bottle is accompanied With
one box OF LangleN's Cnthartic Pills. 81 a bottle
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w by

Are DR.. c. W. Roback's
Stomach Bitters, Blood Pu-
rifier and Blood Pills the
three greatest remedies the
wor. has ever known?
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT Of Dr. Butts Dispep-
ssrv headed Book for the million-MAR-
RAGE GUDE-in another column. 1t
ahould BE- read by all.
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CURIOUS HOW STRANGE =!

The Married Ladies' Private COMPANION con
talns tne desired nIoTmaJon Sent fres stamps
Address MRS. c. HENRY, Hanover Pa.
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HAIR DRESSING,

G5- The Only Reliable Cure fer Dyspepsia
in the Known World aE#
DR.. WIsHART's GREAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA PILLS
and PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL, positive and infal
bic for Dyspepsia in its most aggravated form, and
no matter of how. long standing.
They penetrate the secret abode of this terrible dis
and exterminate it, root and branch, forever.
They alleviate more agony and silent suffering than
the tongue can tell
They Noted for curing the most desperate and
hopeless cases. when every known failed to afford
relief
No form of Dyspepsia Indigestion resist their
penetrating power
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R . . HER %

* 4 MOOSE between a vigorous life or
T%ksxA@ a an untimely death. Oh +! how much
WeNS%}SN misery and sickness would have avoid
Y'&xEa2 ed had but read these books before
l~ENAG3HJust published. 1. The ssFirrnr of
4M4NZ3ZY - or the mysteries of the sexes
A~@essEaF%-|a and how the diseased organs can be
restored Fourth edition, revised, enlarged and Illus
trated with 27 Anatomical plates Price 30 cents By
Dr.. J. Iubarsche, Practising Physician since 1856.
2 ''Secret Hints to Girls and Women,'' or how
the diseased female organs to be treated with p
Anatomical illustrations. Price % cents. On remmt-
lance of 80 cents both books Will be sent free by mail
Address Dr. j. LUBARSCHE, 143 S Wells st CIl.tcago
Ill. or CHARLES SOME. p Lake St, Chicago, M
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a GENTS MAKING FORTUNES selling our
"a Plating, Soldering, Washing Fishing, Trap
ping, Paint, Soap, Cement, and 95 other Receipts
Many of them sell for $500 each We send all of them
postpaid, to any address for $500
S. BURT & CO., Biddsford, Me. !
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DIR. IAANGLEY'S
STANDARD PREPARATIONS.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN BETTE1S,
very superior regulating Tonic nparting vgor and
strength TO the constitutional thorough
DTTESTETTTTL1 ON UyrITN


regulator of nervous force, and powerful sustaiper
OF health against the encroachments of disease.
The invalid and the convalescing seeking
and yearning for the healing virtues of some magic
Balm will find in these Bitters hidden mysterious
power which quietly restores, yet refuses to reveal
to the senses anything but taste and color
1t is pleasant Bitter free from all nauseous
ties odor, entirely vegetable, being mainly grown at
the base OF the mountains from which they derive their
name and is particularly adapted to all forms of
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION,
manifesting themselves by the following symptoms
Headache, Nervousness Loss of Memory, Low Spirits
Giddiness, Dmness of Sight, Dizziness Hearing and
Ringing Noises in the Ears. Fluctuations or Belcngs
of Wind, Tghtness OF Breathing, Weight and Oppres-
sion OF the Chest, Uneasy Feeling about the Heart
Palpitation, &C., &c.
Also for Liver Diseases, Disorders of the Kidneys
Restessness and Loss of Muscular Power these Bttrs
will be found almost specific, and preventive of
FEVER AND ASUE,
restorer of the natural power of the system when
broken down by continued aGue attacks il has no equal
Being stimulating tbut not intoxicating they refresh
and invlgorae both mind and body hegnten the sensi
biity, clear and sharpen the faculties and bestow
alacrity and eheerfuness of spirit
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1t is somewhat remarkable circum-
stances that the original proprietors (after
the Indians) of lands now held by the gov
eminent at Newport, r. l., lie buried on
those grounds, with only simply slab ~
ing horizontally on the ground to mark
their resting place. Jahleel Brenton, the
original proprietor of the grounds now oc-
cupied by Fort Adams, and also Of the
thousand acres, more or less, lying south
and east of that fertilization, and from
whom Brenton's Point, Brenton's Cove and
Brenton's Reef derive their names, is bur
led on the eastern slope of the fort lands.
No member of his family is buried near,
nor indeed are there any other graves in
the vicinity, Samuel Carr, the original pro-
prietor of Goat Island, lies buried on the
eastern slope with his daughter ''Wait, :"
who died the same day, as recorded on the
slab covering their grave, and both were
buried in the same grave. He died the
same year as Brenton, 1889.
A SEWING MACHINE WHICH Is SOLD FOR
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS. For the benefit of our
lady readers, we copy from our files the
following suggestive extracts:
"a Sewing Machine has become an abso-
lutte necessity in every well regulated fami-
ly. The ''Fairy" will work q complete rev.
olution in an article of so much utility,
and commends itself wherever used.-N
T. Herald.
'sThose who depend on their needle for
living will give the Fairy hearty well
come. Henry Ward Beecber.
Possesses every requisite for family
use-N T. Observer.
On receipt of P. O. Order for amount SIS,
the Company that has this valuable inven-
ton, will ship by Express, a Sewing Ma
chine, perfectly adjusted, that they war
rant will do equally as good work as the
higher priced ones-or it can be sent G. O..
D. by addressing the Fairy Saving Ma
chine Co., IS and 81 Dearborn Street, Pc
Drawer 5787, Chicago.
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TERMS of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE

One copy, year, 81 issues 50 90
copies, So; 10 copies, to one address. $3.50
each (and one extra copy; 10 copies, to names
Of subscribers, at one PostO1ice, 81 80 each land
one extra copy; 20 copes, to che address, 81 20
each land ons extra copy; 20 copies, to names
of subscribers, at Post Office 81, 35 each land
one extra copy: 80 copies to one address, 81
each land one extra copy; so COPIES to names
Of subscribers, at one PostO6ice 81, 10 each land
one extra copy)
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ASTg1NTSHTNG !

IN ADAME LA RUE can produce, by means of
1FR the Horoscope, true picture of your future
husband or wife with name, occupation, pecunary
Cumstances, date OF marriage, and felicity of married
life Furthermore, she will give you the p o. gd,iress
go that you can correspond also the age and full de-
scrlptlon and tell you how, when and where Won will
become acquainted. now often you will marry your
destined success in life, aud everything relating tn
your future state your color OF eyes and nair in
closing 90 cents, and you will receive the picture with
awrltten destiny by return mail address, IN conf
cence, M. LIE HtU &c, Drawer 1898. Chicago nj
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PRIVATE medical aid. Read DR.. Whittier's
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) . . . Cd 81 ~ :

I'M IT, I'm Z T SIS I'm Z IL
AGENTS WANTED everywle ere to sell The AAfERI-
CAN KNITTING MACuJN :, the only practical Family
Kniting Machine evern vented Price $50 VII knit 20 90
stitches per minute Address AMERICAN KNITTING
MACHINE CO. Boston, Mass, st. Louis Mo.
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On the 22d of December we shall commence the
publication, in the WEEKLY WISCONSIN, Of serial
story entitled
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Why
WHY

Are DR.. Roback's Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills
the best remedies taken to-
gether for the cure of all
diseases of the blood ?
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FOREIGN NEWS.


In.a LONDON, Dec. q.
The overend.G uerney trial was con~
cluded, and resulted In acuuIttal.
General satisfaction 10 expressed Of
the acqulltalo OF OVerOnd, Guerney and
others Of The charges oi fraud. f,yl
Tho case Of Stewart VeTStL8 Gelot was
tried Ut Edinburgh yesterday. The facts
are that the former refused 10 pay The
latter sum Of money exaoted from him
under pressure Of fear Of President Lo.
pei Of Paraguay. Among the testimony
submitted were the deposltlonB Of Gen.
,McMahon, ex American Minister "a
UruRay, which represent the character
Of Lopez as all genlleneBS and humlli-
ty, The evidence was regarded as so
conclusive that the verdict was given
for Stewart. 'Ii.fI 80 aE4i 'a..fs sltA
The Prusso Polish clergy have in.
atructOd their delegates 70 the Ecumen.
lcal Council, to oppose the. unity of the
temporal with the spiritual. powers; the
doctrine OF iniallibllity; the lnjudlclonS
education OF the clergy and an organI-
zAtlon Of the college Of Cardinals, which
practically excludes foreigners.
The Times, to-day, Bpeculatea on the
action Of the ECumenlcAl Council. II
expects some conoeaalon 10 the enllght-
lenetBentlment Of the age; but predicts
that the dogma and PapRl InIalllbIlIty
will be- decfeed. Il believes that the
political aims Of the Jesuits Will be
nplllhed by the EutopeRn governs
Iflpnta. tbl'r' Irf'Iit AlNsi H,uirH' uIr. VA
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE NEWS.
. Gold 1ss4, closed yesterday In New York,


Gold @ closed yesterday ln New York,
Governments were higher and strong.
Congress has adjourned I'M lhe 10Th
Of January! I.amat g,i0ru
The Supreme Court has adjourned
I'LL the last OF January. r..l
The recent yordict Of Il Jury in u
liquor case that lager beer Was mot In.
toXicating, has been SGT aside by Judge
Lord. OF the Superior Court OF Massa-
chusettA.
The American yacht Meteor Ia rS!
ported lost In the Mediterfah can, No
lives lost.
The New York Herald says Il dupll-
cate copy Of the. treaty of annexation
of the republic Of 81. Domingo, was
brought by Gen. BabcOek from Prssl.
dent Baez and placed In the hands OF
President Grant, Tuesday. ,--
John Dlckey, senLenced Wednesday
to be executed for murder, committed
suicide the following night In prison at
Hackensack, N. ]. tsrIl
The steamer Russia from LIyerpool.
and Eagle from Havana. arrived In
New York, yesterday.
The receipts from customs d urlne tho
past week have, been q, ,6229l2
The Spanish gunboat fiolllla has
anchored in Hampton Roads. 5fsf EW
The Presidenh has promised 10 reeoR.
nIze the Germans OF New York in III.
turaappointments there. Sod
Secretary Boutwell, has gone TO Mas
aachuset p 10 spend the hclIdayS. z
Twelvg olthe Spanish gunboats en-.
tered Hampton Roads, yesterday
morning and anchored, but were short.
~ after slgnaled from below and went
out again.
The strike OF the journeymen CARPET
Weavers ln Philadelphia 10 atan end.
At meeting Wednesday night 1t was
tesolved to work at the reductions OF IS
per cent below the prices paid last
summer. ''
The National Land Company have
sold land along the Kansas Pacific
Railroad, from January lst 70 Decem-
Der 18Th, valued at 81, ,0S5, ,SS2. Since the
latter date SIG, 900 worth more or land
has been sold to Scotch colony, who
Will locate on their purchase In u few
weeks.
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ilelle.s .apa Proepeo.a a 3 Eall slresl


From znursaay's I6dependcnt. sl .1".a., p'
As the payment OF January dlv vldendS
must soon throw a large amount OF
money on the market, seeking for re!
Investment, there Is every probability
that the present low prices Of ell Gov.
ernmeut securities and rnilroad stocks
=, will cause 4otnethlng Of . speculative
No complaints ore made in any
quarter OF dimcuIty In procuring ao.
Commodatlons o. the banks for mer-
chants In good standlng; and the few
failures III the dry Goods trade which
have taken Place, do not appear to have
eject OF increaslng the street-rates Of
merchants paper, which ID readily ne,
gotiated at s to 10 per cent.
! On the Stock Exchange there is al
most stagnRIIon among the Bulls
and Bears; neither side has the cour.
age 10 begin a new movement, and
there will Probably be protracted
state OF general dullneas until after the
holidays. ..
The only stock which seems To be ID
favor for an immediate rise Is Rock
Island, In which there is said To be o
strong movementi on foot.
The Vanderbilt stocks have been
abandoned for speculative purposes,
and Erie - ruuning down out OF sight.
The high rates OF all our banking
stocks, and the large dividends they
are now declarIDgr show beyond dis
pute the general Prosperity OF the COM
merclal community. '," v ~
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Al the New England dinner given In
New York, Wednesday evening, o.
DelmonIco's, EX'Attorney General
Hoar, In the course OF his remarks,
said that IN q recent conversation with
the President the latter said: Au0 n
I hope TO zee the time when, evsrys
where in thia country. every man may
follow bis lawful business wherever he
pleaseB, and express his opinions on all
subjects, and give his vote % hO likes,
and have 1t counted without being mo-
leated or insulted for II, and then n we
can all unite in maintaining tho public
faith and public credit, our political
differences will not be Of much ac-
HOnnk #..# a. ,.F.
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A government Contract.

Gen. Boynton, the Washington COR
respondent Of the Cincinnati Ga=etteI
tells dhe following dpcident, showing
how sharp clerk brought to light one
Of the tricks OF that honest fraternity
known as Government contractors: |
"a clerk In the interior has done and
said. q good thing. Contractors who
bid for Stationery In the departments
have trick Or bidding very low upon
al! articles which do not come into
general use, and very high upon the
staples. This haa The. efectof making
the average OF the bills low, and OF the
same time affordtng large profit. One
Of these contractors had marked blue
ink, quarts, down on bis schedule OF
oneseighLh OF . cent per dozen. A day
or two since he was surprised At re-
ceIving an order for eight doEena He
hurried up 10 the department In person.
The chief OF division knewlno great
necessity for such D Hood OF blue Ink,
and the, clerk ordering Il was sum-
moned 10 explain the sudden demand.
He replied that nothing unusual had
occurred to increase the call for the Ink,
but that he had not thought II worth
while to order less than a cents iOorth.I
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''E9'lfH 10 hlaRlQ ~ CHioAt1oI Dec, %. 4
Chambers Brothers eleVator, at Mus.
catine, Iowa, wasNburned Wednesday
night. 1oSa $50, 900; insurance "a, 900.
II bad only q feWlbnBhelB OF grain In It.
The stores OF ]. B. Dunn & Co., and
Adams q Stone, at st. Charles, Illinois,
were burned Monday last. Loss $751;
900; nearly full insured.
The pattern room and wood shops ol
Sklnner's foundry, at. Madison, Wis,
were partially destroyed by lire this
morning. Loss 5000, -r.,-, ..-,,,r,-,..
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It will be seen By the above that the
average advance OF the gold boRdh for
the year has been about 4lper can't.
The decline In gold OF 169S per cent has
had the eject OF stimulAIIng the prices
dSScSsn S1ssSnSy 70 per SSS 0EsISa. ws9a shSy
have purchased fdlly ninety millions
Of bonds by the Slst inat, The amount
taken by foreign capitalists during the
year has been over. SlOO, 900 900, while
domestic investors have purchased In
excess Of the amonnts sold not less
than Sl5, ,OOO, 900; therefore, at the COM
'tnencement ot the new yeAI, the amount
asFS bonds VII @wthSSsawn ron ss0n tas he A%erlSSn @
advance il tlrS IpSId ySi9S Of bonds Tor Sg
the year has heen fully Il per cent, and
4 Is due mat1ly 70 ths efforts Of tho
present Naturalization to reduce the
debt with the surplus revenue.
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BPAIH.
rho Contest for 1ho Throne.

it- -J-L I MApRlpr peci q.
II Ia reported here that council Of
she royal family was held At Turlu yes.
terday, TO decide the question OF the
candidacy Of the Duke OF Genoa for the
Spanish throne.o o The Spanish Govern
tnent and the ,partIzans OF the young
Duke, have not abandoned their hopes
OF making him KinH.-,if T., =