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New York. on Tuesday evening, Prot.
Morse read the following from Benton 5
Abridged Congressional Debates, to show
bow the idea Of telcgraphing was at flrSt
decided BY congressman
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
FEBRUARY u, 1913
ELECTRO AND ANIMAL MAGNETISM.
On motion of Mr.. Kennedy OF Mary
and, the committee took up the bull to
authorize series OF experiments to be
made In order to test the merits OF
Morse electro magnetic telegraph,
The bill appropriated $50, 000 to be
expended under the direction OF the Post
master General.
Mr.. Cave johnson wished to have
sord to say upon this bill. As the pces-
alst Congress had done much to encour-
age science, he did not wish to see the
scheme of mesmerlom overlooked. lie
therefore proposed that nehalf this
appropriation be given TO Air. Fisk IA
gentleman at that time lecturing in Wash
iRgton on mesnerism). to enable him to
larry on experiments as well as Prof.
Morse
Mr.. Houston thought that Nillerism
should also be inclu led in the benefits OF
the appropriation.
Mr.. Stanely said he should have no
objections to the appropriation Tor mes
mpric experiments provided the gentle
m n Fl N TIE me seq 11r. John ON was
he subject. IA taught.
Mr.. Cave johnson said he should have
no objections provided inc gent man
from North Carolina Mr.. Stanley was
the operator. (Great ialghter).
Several gentleman called tor the read
ing of the amendment, and It was read
oy the clerk as follows
Provided that one-haif of the said
sum shall be appropriated for trying
mesmerice experiments under the direction
Of Secretary of the Treasury.
Mr.. Mason of Ohio rose to question
Of order He maintained that the
amendment was not bona tde
and that such amendments were calcutta
Ted to iniure the character OF the House
He appealed to the chair to rule the
amendment out OF order.
The chairman said il was not for him
co Judge of the motives of members III
cG:tag Amendments, and he could not
therefore undertake to pronounce the
amendment not bona Jide. Objection
might be raised to il on the ground that
it was not sufficiently analogous III char
acter to the bill under consideration : bat
In the opinion of the chair it would
re.rulre scientific analysis Ia determine
hov far the magnetism of mesnerism
was anasou, to that to be employed in
telegraphS laughter he therefore
ruled the amendment in order. On
taking the vote the amendment was
rejected ayes -, nays not counted. The
bill was then laid aside, to be reported.
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: AN now prepared to furnish constant employment
: to ull'class-s at their homes, or their pare mo
ment>. Business new light and profitable Fifty cents
to = per evening Is easily q, and the BOYS and
girls earn nearly much Great Inducements
oEere- al who this notice please send me
Their aare> tnG Test the bn-iress!or themselves II
not well satisfied VIII send 81 pay for the trouble
OF writing me Full particulars sent free. Sample
10y mail for ten CENTS Address 2S-lw
L. c. ALLEN, Augusta, Maine
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20 CsENnU NlElVES.

rE'he Advertiser having been restored to health in
a few weeks, by very simple remedy, after h;'v-
ing suffered several years with severe lung affection
and that dread disease, Consumpton-is anxious to
make known the fellow sufferers the means OF cure
To all who desire it, he Will send copy Of the pre-
scription used Gree of CHARGE with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will ind a
sure cure for Consumption. Asthma, Bronchetns &c.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scription is to benefit the afflicted AMI spread Iniol
nation which he conceiyes to be invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer will Try his remedy as it will
cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Billy REy. EDWARD y. WILSON,
I65 South Second ST., " Williamsburg, ktnss Coun-
tNy Now York
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MARKET REPORTS.

lItTkeC IIIUIIle are care1uIIy
prepared 10y able corps Of editors and reporters,
and are brought down to the latest hour before going
II press The great commerce al staples of the Wesr,
and transactions OF eastern trade whchare of special
interest and importance to its readers, and which, in
Eastern papers, necessarily limited omitted al
together are minutely considered and the Western
farmer Trader gains this Information from Chicago
TWO DAYS EARLIER than he get it from an
eastern pap-r, If he finds it there all. The
Telegraphic Market Reports of THE TRIBUNE en-
brace every commercial centre OF Europe and the
United states which can have any influence upon
Western produce, trade industry. Its reports of
the cattle markets OF Chicago and the principal cities
prepared with the utmost care, by special report
ers Of long eAneriancs and training. In its
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tn II Il
LAKE CITY LEADER,
A weekly paper, published every Friday by
TT. PERKINS MANCHESTER.
ATLAKE CITY, MINNESOTA.

Tbe Lake ctr Leader has large and rapidly IN
cre.spg circulation and is the best ana cheapest al
vertising medium in Southern Minnesota
Address all communications relating TO aIveftishS
to PERKINS & stcMASTER,
lift lake City, Mimi.
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AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT

THE TRIBUNE gives the latest and most approved
method cultivation and al the scientific research
ard practical experiments whose results are value
to agricultural, IL citicutural and Stock Raising
community, living upon the rich prairie lands of the
west. and to whom the knowledge applicable to the
dveller the seacoast. in different climate and
different SOIL is Of comparatively little value.
In two respects, then TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
is in the very nature of things the superior of any
eastern paper; 1t is devoted to interests and
reaches its readers with, at least days later news
while for all general topics at interest, it is equally
valuable with any other paper, because it has the
same means and the facilities OF acquiring and
giving them to its readers. We leave it 10 them to
make a comparison between it and its Western
te;nporaries.
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CAUTION.-JnIgfnciple dealers arr cline SIC
painted red, the Red Jacket Axe. Tie good ga II
tiles Of this Axe consists in its superior cHtting qua
tiles not N the Rcd Paint.
The 81 ed Jacket is for sale by all responsible
hardware dealers nd tho manu- 'r. T-ccz
LirPiNCJfI d FAREWELL,
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we VIII sen{s to agent free OF
Harzie
Fb, q GLIB Of 30 and Three D7I5GrS--l doz, good
linen Shirt Fronts ] set solid Gold Studs All DOL
Cashmere fcr Pants. Fire white Couuterpale large
size. ! elegant Cglnoral Skirt % yards brown or
taachcd Shooting, good quality, yard wide, elegant
BalmoraI Skirt - yards brown or bleeched Sheet
ing good quality. ya. wide. l elegant 100 Picture
5Iou0cco-bouad Photo. album. double lens Stereo
cope and L t2rSigh views s2LTH" 2i1te2 engraved
bottle Castor. ".c.aH. SIX ran livery san
III, s. cod Fgi, u,t4cIed edge and spangied Steel
Carving Kuile and Fork very best quality, ivory bal
anccd handle handsCiGe beaded and iIued pagaspi.
> yd5. good Rr.nt. very fine Haniask Table Cover.
pr quality LADIES' Serge Congress boots doz.
Forks. I.5iscc large real Iorroccs Travelling Lag
fancy dress pattern. doz. elegant Silver plated
Cotton Stockings. Gents heavy chased solid Gold
Ring. ] pr Ladies' high cut Bamorai Boots. l ee-
CANT Re'ain DresS Pattern Violin and Bow. in box
complete. set Jewe.ry, pin, ca: drops and sleeve
buttons.
Tor cab o., 50 and 5 Dozars--1 black orRI- al
Alpaca Dress Pattern I sci Lace Curtains os-- L
all WoolBaullets. frggayel Silver plated bottleIdc
voving hastof, ! eautitui Writing Desk. / solid
Cold Scarf PHI ~ ydg very hue Cashmere, for Pants
aad Vest. set Ivory balanced handled Knives with
svsr mated Forks Dr. r,.1ts Cali Boots 80 ytis
good brown Hleached 5hcetng, ward wide 70 ydS
u vi. wide, good quality. ladies' elegant Morocco
travelling bag. 1 square Wool Shawl. / plain Nor
wich PoP.n Dress Pattern ~ yds. dou width cloth
fo~ ladies cloak. Fl'e97t migrated Silver plted Tea
Pot. yds. eo9uie wt-l s,-t- proof lOtn ior cloak
ing.
rr,r c7,I Of 100 ard 70 no17qrs--7 rich Mcr;no OF
Thhnf Dress pattern. pair fine Damask Table Cloths
ana Napkins to 3,ateh. pair gents French CaifBoots
heavy. silver Htcd engraved Zee Pitcher. Very fine
all Wool Cloth for Ladies Cloak. web very best
quality brown bIeached Sheetng. ~ yds. fine
Cashmere for suit. elegant Popiln Dress pattern
] elegant English BeraZe Dress pattern. / beautiful
English Der'gc shawl / set Ivory baianlcd handle
Knives and Forks. ladies gents, Silver Hunting
| case Watch. ! Bartlett Hand, Portable Sewing Ma
cn.ne Splendid Family 6ibe, steel engravngs, with
| record aud photograph pages. % yds good HEMP
Competing good colors. pair coed barrel revolver
elegant fur muf and cape. single barrel Shot Gun
l Six bottled Peve wing Castor cut glass bottles.
very fine Violin and Bow, il case. set Ivory baAnc
| ed Knscs AID Forks.
Presents for larger Club increase in the same ratio
RsY- Send Money by Registered Letter. Send fol
| our new circolar
g2Ezs1Es & co.
! Mes So 81 I90 Summer st. Boston.
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IN p60sTE:-Aianitowoc County C0art. Ia
l the matter Of the Estate o. Wallace H. Jones de
ceased
On reading aud fling the petition Of Beujainin
Jones Administrators o. said estate. setting forth the
amount OF eosonal estate that has 10 his hands
and tie disposition therei-tbe amount OF debts out
standing against said deceased, and description o.
ail the reI e>tata of which said dece tsei died seL
and the condition and value Of the respective p'r
tons thereof; and pray ny that license lie 60 arg
granted to cell The midwife one-lait seHtE-Neft
quarter 81 the southwest and ta Northeast !dtTeE
OF the quarter of section No twtnt}-viSht
t2S) Of Township Nc @Jy Surth OF range No twenty
two (22 aud il appearing by said petition, tiis
there is sufficient personal estate IN the hands OF
said Administrator pay said debts. and that It Is
necessary in order nay the to sell all et sold
real estate 1t therefore ordered hatal persons IN
tercsted IN said appear before the Judge OF this
Court on Monday the first day of February y. II.
1909 at ten o'clock a. at the Office o. the comfy
judge in the village OF AiautowOc in said county then
and there show cause) If any there be- why license
should not Re granted said administrator 70 sell
said real estate according to the prayer OF Sl peal
I ton.
And il is further ordered that copy OF this order
shall lie published Tor four successive weeks prior to
said day Of hearing. in the Man.towoc tribune q
Weekly Newspaper printed ami published at Nant-
towoc in said County, and personally served On AL
persons interested in said estate residing in sad
county e4st fourteen days before said day of hear
ing. ~ tie Court,
Dated at Maaitowoc the 2ist day of December 1868
Bit uGo- W. BARKER Npa"tE 'fi1-Se
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1869 PROSPECTUS 1868
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
Daily. Tri-Weekly and Weekly,

We unhestatngly offer THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
to the people OF the Great W est the BEST PAP Err
published the United States. Vt deies competition
with any of the newspapers published III Eastern
ties, and which many persons in the West still take
from force of habit.
There is as much money, much talent and in
dustry employed the Western press as in any
other part of the country. The by telegraph
from all parts OF the country. The by telegraph
from all parts of the world published simultaneous
~ in Chicago and New York, and is, Of LAID
before its readers TIVE DAYS earlier in TILE CIIICA-
GO rRIBUN Z than it reach them IN New York
paper.
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE receives by telegraph
AL the intelligence whether Political, Commercial or
Social, that Is worth having, that is published in
any eastern lsaper: AMI every item of that
Is published in the Daily. reprint in con
denseI form, II the WEEKLY CHICAGO TRIBUNE
The paper. moreover, is peculiarly lis
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what no Eastern paper can be. When Congress and
estern legislatures are in session, THE CHICAGO
TRIBUNE gives careful summary of their proc. cd
ings. and full reports of debates and legislative &C
ton, when they are OF sufficient Importance, Its
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VIaRaTED heENTS. ps s5 month e 500 svs2y

WAITED AGENTS. ps s1S II S svs2y,
Where, male and female, TO introduce t. -aNJiiNE
IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEN ~
MACHINE This machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck
quilt, cord, bind, braid and emb-oider in = most
perior manner. Price only SIS. Fully warranted for
five years. We will pay $1,000 for any chine that
will Il stronger, more beautiful, more elastic
than 1t makes the 'Eastic Lock stitch"
Every second stitch be cut, and sun the cloth
cannot be pulled apart without tearing it, " pay
agents FROM So to $500 per month and expenses
commission from which twice that amount can he
made, Address SECOMB & co. Pittsburgh Pa,
Boston, Mass, or st. Louis Mo.
CauiIOH.-Do not be imrosed upon by other par
ties palmn off worthless cast-iron machines. under
the otherwise. Ours Is the OHt genuine
and really practical cheap machine manufactured.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Sept. 10, IoGo
LIPPINcoTT Il BAKEWALL:
The people seem to be crazy about your Red Jacket
Axes. Please send me- twenty dozen n,4e.
Yours truly, ". D. /.
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New Years Present to Mr.. CoIgax.

\ few of the personal friends Of Mr..
Colfax made him a New I ears present
Of a large and costly silver coffee urn and
salver, designed to be used at his recep
tons in Washington the coming winter:
aud the gift is thus described: The tray
on which the coffee urn stands Is design
ed with highly FURNISHED floor, hav NJ
the initials OF himself and his wife, u
and w" combined in monogram and
surrounded By i wreath, engraved IN the
middle. The mirror like floor is surroun-
dal by an upright rim o. silver, the
ianer surface Of which is plain but high
~ FURNISHED. and the exterior ornanen-
ted with renaissance pane 5 IN repouse
work between the six feet that support
the tray. On each side Of the tray are
two Of these feet secured to the rim by
buttons representing flowers. The two
remaining feet at the end Of the tray are
ornamented with antique masks, ex-
tremeiy well modelled, and they also sup
port the handles by which the tray is
fitted. The urn will hold two gallons,
and in its design consists Of a very highly
polished globe, supported by four curved
,cgs, two IF which are continued up the
tn. sides, and terminate III handles.
The legs Of the urn are secured to one
end of the oblOng stand. upon the other
end OF which tIe cup to be filled can be
placed. The id Of the urn Is suymoun-
ted by a figure Of little winged cupid,
who as we conceive, IS showing to the
world the only true way or making good
coffee by Infusion rather than by boiling.
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Err 10 OF W TEE.

4 Gentleman who Suffered fol years from nervous
debility. prendtnee Decay anu ali tee elects u
youthful indiscretion Will for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need it, the recipe and
and direction making the simple remedy by which
he was cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad-
vertisers expersence do by addressing, i'll per-
feet confidence Silly
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No II Cedar street. Few York.
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THE SUCCESS
Of our One Dollar Sale Eaasrausrd such
"a COMPLETE
REVOLUTION
Iaa Z Y 2 syE

IN TRADE
That in ORDER to supply the demand occasioned by
our constantly increasing patronage we nave recently
made upcraious FOG the fall trade, direct from Eu-
ropean Manufactures.
Asl0CsqEEG 10 YEARLY $500, coo.
So thai prepared to sell c"crE description of
Try and afcy Goods, silver Plated
Ware, { uf1cry. Watches, Albums,
4-yTciry, DC.
0flctte~ quality than , ether concern in the coun-
trg ~ ;I.t ui,iH -m price Of
GAie9 sS9SEcga- 5ea3' GcsCEs .&9'GEctf.
With priv Iea4 of exchange from large variety of
j.se4 4It-c4e not OF which coU'd be bought fer
ErgI1E4 t'zEL1 AMOUNT
IN amy other way.
1he bo-f n Rcz.on and New York references
given reliability Of our house ana that our bust
ue,. IS ey.-esaa in the iaircst and most legitimate
manner possible .-.- ' '-c 20 greater Va TOR
the money than be Obtained Il any other
way.
AE!Goo<as damaged or broken i'm trans
pnrfarInn replaced withoyt charge.
G-Checks Observation-Disclosures sold ard sent to agents
in Clubs at rates mentioned below. We guarantee
every article at less than Thought any Boston
or New York wholesale House.
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CORRESPONDENTS

THE TRIBTJN L maintains larger corps of cores
pondents than any other Journal west of New Yori,
and it challenge comparison to the character and
quality OF the original matter in its columns with any
other journal in the Union. 1t employs first class
correspondents at London, Paris Florence, ashing-
ton, New York, Boston, san Francisco, New Orleans,
Memphis and AT all the state capitals OF the Aestern
States, besides telegraph reporters ali points where
Important news IS TRANSMITTING
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10y F,RNONl7ltfP s, ---

TEWS from every county IN Vermont Vermont
Historical, Biographical, Geological, ana Obituary
Sketches, each and every week. Every Ye"Tuonter
should take the siie Vermont accord and
Farmer. $3.50 per year. SU25 for mos: - els for
mos. IS A STATE PAPER.Ga Every yearly subs
criber gets present. No chances. All served alike.
Terms always IN advance Clui OF five and
address, s. per year each. Address 'Ta2 r.EhIJ>
RECORD AND FARMER. Brattlebor0. Vt.
= a WAYS OF MAKING WHEAT RYE and COR,
- ~ BREAD and Tried Receipts, VIII he found III
-.ATz.aEsE-'s Home Magazine for January,
1869 Twenty cents number. Get II from New
Agents or send the price to Z. S. ARTHUR SONS,
Ph adelphia, and it viii be promptly nai!ed.
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A Positive Remedy for all
kinds of EunOrS.

FKyHIS excellent medicinal compound was first
and was then employed with great success n
cXpelliug hurnors from the blood; but in 1913
medical friend who quite celebrated as physi-
clan, especially in the treatment of humors, sug
gested some important improvements, which We're
adopted and which has made ii $50 the people say
the very best remedy for all kinds OF hunors known
to 4the faculty"
This preparation is composed entirely Of vegeta-
bles, among which are SarsapariIa, Yellow Dock,
Noble Pine, Mandrake, and Bloodroot
When the originator lived il New Hampshire, at
Gofstown Centre, for the space of thirty or forty
miles around, and in Manchester particularly, the
Humor Doctor was well known and highly valued
for the numerous and wonderful cures which it eff
fected. Though manufactured in large quantities.
the supply frequently exhausted, and pnrchas-
ers had to wait for to be made. In that re-
gion, some very severe cises of Erysipelas we're
treated with, they curedl ErysipelaS
sores, or carbuncles those ugly, painful ulcers,
- were entirely removed wherever this medicine
was faithfully used. SO it was with Scrotula and
Salt-Rheurn. The IIuInor Doctor cured them.
1t is free from any dangerous drugs, is pleasant to
the TASTE safe, yet sure and elective n It's action
PREPARED At TIE
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POLITICAL DEPARTMENT

Is unrivaed. In the campain just ended it has been
III the front rank of the hosts whose watciIword
Equal Rights and National Honor. THE TRIBUNE
was among the first TO hoist the of Gen.
for President and Schuy les Coifax Vice President
of the United States. 1t the first journal in the
West to confront and denounce the policy Of paying
the national bonds in irredeemabe shn-plasters-a
policy fatal to the integrity and perpetuty e.
the Union than all the armies InarshalIed uner JET
D.vf
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niRECTi0NS.
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3, stou or by Express. We VIII pay exchange on all
sums Of 80 or Smaller sums should be sent by
registered letter by postal money order Ii VIII he
impossible lose money in either OF the above
ways. viii not be responsible for money lostuIiless
sent as above directed. that your letters prop
erly directed and stamped letters forwarded
unless pcepaid. write your address in full, town.
county and state.
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The Introduction OF TeiegrapiliHg.

La his speech at the Morse banquet in
New York. on Tuesday evening, Prot.
Morse read the following from Benton 5
Abridged Congressional Debates, to show
bow the idea Of teIcgraphing was at first
desSded by Congressmen:
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Office.

FRED. BoRcBERpT.
Village Clerk,
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Our Commissions to AGENTS
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proof OF this can he found in comparing p
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION, Payable in Advance.

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COCK, C08yaI G, CO.

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BLINDNESS TO SIGHT!
nd from
Deafness to Hearing:
DEAF ESS
ESE EgENCEg

Noise in the Head Discharges from the e.. Caral
Fits Asthma, rheumatism Neuralgia and remc
Cancers
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Ladies and Gentlemen in every toxin and city in
United States, to act as agents for