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Homes for the Homeless.


We direct the especial attention Of those de-
sirous Of purchasing home in the West, more
especially our Eastern mechanics. and the emf
grants from the Old World, 20 the advertise
meAI Of the Hin lis Central Railroad Company,
vho offer $4,000 acres Of the choices
Farming Lands in the country, convenient alike
to the markets Of the east and the vest, at rates
which place a farm within the reach Of the
humblest in the land. As thousands Of EN- :grants
from the old world are landing weekly on our
shores, It Is we'll for their friends to know that
Illinois, offers especial inducements TO the en-
terprising and industrious settler-inducemeot
too, which the broad, fertile prAiries Of the west
alone can offer. If ons-haR Of cur emIgrants,
instead Of lettering round the over -crowded
lanes and alleys Of our city, would strike direct
for the faInisg lands Of the west, they would
bene6t both themselves and the country. Ali
necessary information can be supplied by ad-
dressing John B. Calhoun, Esq., Land Commits
SiOOer. Chicago. INioois. See advertisement
in smother column.
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TTT CIGAR MAKERS.

Ian the President II the Q. n. l. ~
CoLuxBUs, Nav 10. 1870.
-. # ,,e WORKHonAN's ADVOCATE
70 |" sa-You will please give the following
pa ,l,ce in the columns Of your paper
r'P'" ,,, AS submitted to me BY Secretary
f'' IN. taken from bis books, showing the
Snl'D, ,. Of monies received from the various
'n0O'~ Il What way It was expended.
F'''' Yours very respectfully
FRED. BLEND, Int. Pres't.
...;ved by the International Secretary
Homes go ~ ali Of February 9Th, 1870, up 70
hpN - 1870.
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Swine MACHINES ON TMk-Messrs wilkins
q Sherman, 1sl Dearborn street, are the only
agents 10 Chicago authorized to canvass for the
"Singer," which is recognised as the best sew
ing machine in the country. Parties DESTROYS
Of purchasing on time, can do % BY weekly
payments. TO the wives Of mechanics especial.
y, this inducsmeDt is worthy Of notice, as
few, il any, Of them are able to buy a ma
chine on ordinary terms. For all necessary in
formation call ct headquarters. 1871 Dearborn
street
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MISCELLANEOUS
DENTISTRY
Great Reduction in Dental Fees !

The day o. high prices 10 past gold and MI other
cles ased In the practice OF Dentistry have greatly
chned and regard IL but inst that the pube should
reap Ebe benefit OF Fuoh rcductlcn r. thete Store an
ounce that IRON this date the following reduction In
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A. VAM q Son, corner Dearborn and Monroe
streets, offer some Of the beat and cheapest out
aide property in market, at rates which place q
homestead within the reach Of every working
man. Call and see for yourselves. The once
10 kept opeE till 10 p IN.
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How many housewives are there Who have
experienced the did,eulsy Of obtaining good win.
egar Read the advertisement Of w ii Bishop
in this paper.
Coon wholesome vinegar. Any one can make
IL See advertisement Of w II Bishop In this
paper.
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LOOKS SUsPIcIoUs.-A moldef Who ID among
the number locked Out, hes sn intisate aequaint-
ance among the appretioes employed In the
shop in which he worked, wbo Fsmaiped In AZ
ter the union men had quit. The two met
shortly subsequent to the commencement OF the
lock out, when the noldsr sacessded In Undue
ing his friend to believe that In continuing at
work he was dong bis own interests violeuce.
AMI offering % Z" sesnd good FOE his board 40
long a. be remained from work, The apprentice
quit he remained true 10 his pledge for two
weeks, at the expiration Of which time he aeAln
returned to work. HE friend shortly after wards
met and demonstrated with him upon the course
be had adopted, bus the apprentice persisted
that be could moe afford longer % remain Idle,
although OF work be was earning scarcely more
than just cuff cient % pay his board. Imagine
the surprise of oar noldsr friend, when shortly
AFTER this last conversation be was summoned TO
ppear before an alderman TO answer the
charge Of assault and battery. Prior TO the
hearing. the proprietor OF the shop 10 which the
twc worked, was cioseted With the alderman for
at least an hour. and ut the hearing. though the
charge was mos sustained, On every one present
vas forced to admit. the accused was held 10
$500 bail to ane yer. The otBcisl referred to
has heretofore borne thu FspsaAtion OF being IN
impartial srbissr bsswesa The oppresses and the
oppressed bus this sAss certainly looks N though
be has been sailing under false coscrs
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A SCIENTIFIC WoHDKR-fhe Craig microscopes
adapted to popular and scientific use. Reed
the advertisement. Price, e2,75.
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Tn 2AsnE SAvIKss BAHk, corner OF Lake
and LaSalls streets, ID the oldest and one Of the
most reliable Institutions Of this city, for clerks
and wOrkingmen to deposit their earnings
The offers are men of wealth and sterling in
tegrity, whose names and standing are their
best recommendation Drafts from $500 and
upwards sold for any city Ia Europe.
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TEE MOHrRkAL OORAH sTkAAsHR CokPAKY' 3
line Of steamers offers the most favorable in
duee~ents to emigraAts iron the old world
They are aeknOwledgej on all hands to be equal
10 the finest specimens Of naval architecture
aaOat, ard commanded BY experienced sesmen,
while their rates are ss lew as that BY any other
line. Parties desirous Of bringing out friends
and relstives can learn any necessary infcrms-
ton by applying TO Ferd s. Winslow, No. 2
South Clark street
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city. Il 10 expected yin sosa BE- wsessa into Tho
new one Thf craft Win then have q union upon
vhict d eaa depend a times al trade &nealtg.
Gas METER MAKRRs IL estimated thas there
are engaged In the manuiactare Of gas meters
about as0 men In all OF sAis sambsr, seventy
ave have organised thsnsslyes inhe prssestivs
association, having Ssr 10 primary object the
care Of members when est II snpIoymsnt from
depression INF business, or Other causes. The
average wages are reported 70 Be hom Sla %
30 per week, and the trade ID mid 10 be In
highly prosperous condition, bat nv OF the crAh
being without employmsnt
X O. Q: C.-By aushorty u the grasa ledge
the shop Of AeKsighs q Soma ID pabs,eiy de-
ciared 70 be ''oa sesike." foe what eanss NO have
up to the p esent time, failed 70 ascertain. me
Crispin's are unusually busy inst nos. the daily
papers being full Of advsetissmeaas iee hsnds.$
TEE FAIL ELscrroEa Already are the fall
elections exciting among The pot hoassrs' and
ballot Dor suffers" most Intense interest,
bat the workingmea have, % Jet. made no
move, looking either to the nomination Or pie4g'
ing Of candidates. The present delegation 10
congress from this csty. n individuals. have
each hopes Of REORGANIZATION, thoagh no ens Of
them has q singis lsgieimats claim upon the
saarages Of The vosss here. except Il b that
small but powerful ftsetiea whose interests are
always antaeeaistie 10 shose u the wOrkingmen.
~ 49, N a.~ ~~l~~ a~mAsunank In m mac
ceptibly revivias. and several ef The leading
members Of tAoss organksstieas. have
expressed determination 20 engage In
On effort to resusisAts The sradss assembly, aow
long defunct, IL 10 Aopsd that something viii be
done 70 countefacs the influence q that fraction
and secure to PhiladelphiA consressmso who
will, on taking their oaths Of oaacs, consider
themselves Obliged 70 hook after the general and
ignore NIL special Interests. Tho interest ef the
wcrkingman ID the general interest, tor he viii
be materially benefited BY an eradication Of
tho INFECTIOUS laws that Dow burden onr coun-
try's statutes, and his eppsesos viii DO relieved
Of the temptation 10 @oetgAgs his soul 70 the
author Of eli evil, . something be b computed
70 do when in pursuit Of hIs all dsvoaring poll
ey. To the ranks Of the vOrkIugasn Of Psila-
delphs. there 10 an abundance Of men, possessed
of sufficient intelligence 10 crsditably replace
the psttifoging lawyers Who nov nisreprsssat
our city IN congress. and ws roe no good reason
Why some of them should not be honored by the
su6r.ges OF their fellows in the approaching
contest. In no other course ia there any hope
for the workingmsp.
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DEsERVED sUCcRss.-Farwell, Ellsworth q
Co. solicitors Of patents, owing to . rapidly In
cssasiDg business, have rsmovsd 70 more cou,--
mOdieus quEters, 1Ss Dearborp street., opposite
Tribune Building. Their experience of many
years in the Patent Once at Washington Sc
curses them sup lrioS advantages, which inveD-
tors Of the Eaesern a. well a. Western States
appseciAts. Attention 10 directed to their ed
vertisemeOt In another column.
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TnE spec,sl notioe eolumss q sss daily pa
per eostasn che gratifying istslIissass that
Buildipg Associations are rapidly Multiplying
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TaE CRAR MIoaosooPR This microscope IL
simpli6sd and adapted TO popular a. we'll as
scientific ase. A Dsw optical wonder This 10
the only instrument Of high power which re-
quirss no focal adjustment. and therefore can
be readily used BY every one, even BY ch,ldrea.
Costing oIly tWo dollars and seveuty-6ve cents
By mail, post paid. It 10 within the reach Of
all in the community, and should be on the ta-
BILE OF every practitioner. ksad the advertise
ment In this paper
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J. WARD ELLIS, Dentist.
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rHB UsrIrUfToN n
Exclusively q Savings Bank
M OrwsR susrNsss ~ r. AssAerm.

Suns az Small az One Dollal |
ww be ssss.vsa 20. any psrsoa. end Bsak sesa WIN
% faEalsAsd vitAss-t cAarss.
Married Wemsn.
~ nee 0hildrsn mag Depeas mossy, % that No cne
ooeaeflass
lay asPes& Moasy IRON dime 70 slme and before making
~ @ee Dsea.As may Provide BY vsss, hoe IA b
Mnen AAeA - dReWn oat and, proviasd Q copy a
tie hsBotutien DO faswAahsd 10 ths Ravfmm h. M
@saey vm % Paid. assss IN psoviseas are ss.iesiT
Depesa4ees.
WASHER yeesgnRs o. 0kiesns have IT, mws rlshAs ..
hD REopegty, aBe n eass ef DeaSA aaW Nnmex ~ 49,
sre91s wm Do PaA % tAskr keeal rseressmenfsvee
wAssAW sesu re b IL esanlzy @ sl@wSsse
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sci q no Sayinw Dank, % shaS any Dspes4or nav
Legally aaGnaes ssms sns whe nay taks ssarR q M
Mensy an4 pmPsey, An1 - EaardhR u hls ChilAren
In oaar q hh nsafA hxs maeA neeavsmianss and NJ.
ponee mag - svui6s9. An 0DcR u tie RavanW Hank
(wsAeas any sAazs se kis sssvtsa) prepares VIM d
aAy Dspsaasr apSlyisg.
sx1teregs
q tho .aae 81 ON per esss per aaaun, paId on d
sa@S u i've peafass - mere.
weekang YeepA@
sssd sst lsss ssy s.s. . the ssviaW Bsnk b kep'
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With
k,gpo Cars In Nsw Yokn
haa
Tsas
ohe
that IT CO
cokHa rbo r.
hdr
%
JOHN q. DALE, Agent Is Broadway New York.
Or to FRANCIS O. BROWN
SO South Clark Chicago II
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IQl9 lent 70 UlncinnaH, WTBo4 80
AnOunt forwarded TO Nsw York Unions up 10 May IL,
lso, Win date Of receipts. which have IN my pos-
teUiou
April 2, 1870, &s,n OOlApril 81, 1870, $500 90
: " SO g g g NJ? 8 {. rs aS g
o. $50 col IL, Z" Receipt
%, 200 nom E1prss5 Co. 100 90
IS 800 COL
Total 70 New York Unions 70 Nav 10 81 es6 m
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E,LEETNOOD PtRK.
L MOrrl>lptn, Ns,tchc-ter county, y. Y.
SEprEnBE8 MEETING 1870.
PREMIUMS ,SDi
SEPTEMBER 20, 81 :! AND %
TUESDAY,, StPr 70.
Purse No 500, tor horses that never I've u el0 ;
$50 10 the ur hogSc, $50 TO TIM ,econd 3lOJ to the
thlid,
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. e.
Purse No g s! OJ1 Tor horses that never ut 800 4;
tl2O to the hrst uose $500 10 the second $50 to tne
third.
THURSDAY. SEPT. y
Purse No $3.50 Tor noises ia It never beat 2:!i
81 so to the arst horse tOl to the sccoad 800 TO Ia
third,
FRIDAY. SEPT -
Purse No. Isl 0O,tOT horses that beat G:
miles an repeat IN harness 500 70 thu FIRST horse
500 to the second. !0l To the third.
Purse No So 5O1 for hor,es that never he Vt 2:s
third
All the above races mile heats sin s. IN harness CT.
cept purse No. I, which val bo two mile, and repeat In
harness.
Entrance ten per cent, three to enter and two to
tart U close ~ George W Jenkinss Fleetwood PARK
CLUB House, iS Broadway, between lOth and Asst ss
New YORK, a. O'Clock =. " SEPT. g. All entries nv
mail 10 DC addressed 10 Box III Molrsanla r. o. by
ordct HENRY DATEl, President
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financial.
s>4~4~1~. . ~l~.~~ % - 49, = ~-l~4~~
A CHOICE SECURITY.
MIDLAND BONDS.


A CHOICE SECURITY.
A ,,rn, AVN uoNna
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
COUPON OR RFgIsTERFD1 OF
NEW YORK AND oswEGo
MIDLAND RAILROAD.
10 NILES ARE DONE AND EARNING NOW
ABOVE EXPENSES MORE THAN THE INTEREST
ON THAT PORTION OF THE NORTC AGE DEBT
and more than the interest on ali the bonds that IN
be issued up to date.
The completion OF the new road enables a, to offer
for sale more OF these bonds No bonds can be issued
on road under construction and on aafhsd road ne
iss,e "a limited u 10000 per ,n,ie
These bonds arc desirable ne an nj for MANY
reasons the most promineot Of which ara,
Fyra. Behind them and for,fyine them IA . paId nm
capital OF nearly sJOc Co.,
Second. The road ia q now trunk line running no
weeu the New York Central and Eric RAILWAYS. and
shortening the distance seventy mtless very great dis
lance properly considered and one that would alone
render this road pasf success
7ahd. The coat of building the road 4, twice tho
,,o.,n.o. ..a . a. =, ..
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Rrot,sslo,rI, Gayos.

bR. OLIN, regular graduate o, urn" 90,
~ thues 10 treat With success " Not, l.,,
aal all disease OF either s.N Axe. ". tIPt
renee can he rcNei uiOn. II ics.r.JS p'rl' '1t'
ana isir charges cal! hN opinion costs nlt'hi ".
utn's, see the Doctor ~ person sent i") s'H",.
Tor cealedl pamphrt, de,crib.ns IN di' Ascs p NJ
Speciality, once and nltlO r. embrace every sgh'tt
ntIce age ltsieciIol! AID ce"lgAly .ot fen "'1'
-. NeW Ork.
ERNOI- DEBILITY ant a.. 100. 'H' =
~ vliL.l ,tN cl!ri hy ~. FNAN7. t'.' .'" b
Nhnh"oi restored ~ n:.'eu wiug.'s
81. 900 hktWAHp,, .......... Ia. ~
Amy ~ d. khAAS, ~ l.a,aa..s.,
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luIErMrDIcALryRvE,o OFFICE:
N,oicll.

DE. kyANS'S OFFICE, % Chatham 4 ooI
~ plACa lor ,Dee7y cutc Of trIYAte 1stasrs mao
apd le-iorel ny Dr. EVANS Elixir.
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8,ntlstrp.

4 coon set Oft seth. 60 teeth 0llei for 81 c,na
"A All work warranted, 3! EA' ih't, near BoNery
Sl0 FOR A BEACTIFIL. 81 oleonuaaoI
q " gum tech, at Or PRES iuN >, ~ bowed
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STEAMBOATS, au1 Kuilroans.

EHIE RAILwAy.-TRAINsL LEAVE Dkpor.
AZ a. FoIJ,ows!A nDEOo o. AND foor OF az
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE cu.,
BFRs 81 ATsA Mi A. M5so p W Am IAN
Ash 5:5 ANb st5 r H.. DALI NV ~ ~
rrnuytkkS phTAhn lNNS'toVH 4 n0AASIih45 WI.L. Ac
pUpEshhTn rrnnS NprnriNu knhin n ihhhpuGH TO
pJTTu NIpfnlNr ~ fnst> u II SNllR
W. n,,hs,rYiin ~ ~ S,iiEtEi ~ IOACnES RUN
siiNNG uIhhog1uc ~ ~ CLhNELAND AND ALiON
SLhtilNn CoAVhhSs MILL Is, a, COMPANY INK
"a. ~ rtAdN huM 3. ~, hhAA,N AIQ ~ FFN
~ II ''oS "Ii,thI ~ nhUm W,ntRk TO
DnnphLyi nNDu Inrr;,n r. ~; ,ihAlN fROM NEW
InlK TO .koGuESbER,, hnfEAiLO. AID lin
ArNnan an h"iuhANi TRAIN LEAVES DAILY
.sy ~. M; 49,. ,,.u .,.,, =,
orppr rory JerV,s and way, ,lS9 A. VI. and i:J0 + "
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II, WV VVu'' euu way I" -eO a. VI NE'd a., '3;lj
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stdll Hotuts.

Sur'E,E.Mr, EfoI Rr.-,%nl l. = n,h,iW asa.nst
,,lg .,p,aca 'ia'ii,a. 'o,,r!?,q'e and sal,
date iASgiaiS 4 Ar!a,t ID LjaIc, II Co."nan
ne rt'trt' tAmsi 20 sad I'D ,nsnl vii - throJ.h
room. ri Bro, iwa,. IL u, CIV 81 ! rors on the
oh iaj o. Hei tcmD,r $50 az 1; 1eiook. noon all h4t
iAcco' "ttcl, 'i'l hia ;aal being iu N, twelfth
DESERT moi a, follow, nat Ito ling at pom
on ne !rngrly SIDE OF one IlnndcI ant lhrti IN
lAotul ttr"rt ds'ant thrs' huniIeI AMI thiFn. ave
AZ let eas erl> ROM the csttriy So u sixth avcnu,
Ski aynao S W. aad i Sarliy into aa a'SS cc T
Of a',y wnl, nin,ynlGe Ctn teet sed e'' en- uM in
drsd and lhrtich u9h anl One huadrci aIi
said centre llaa 81 Ii, toc twenty C TT ~ me- ne
souheIiy ar on limo Esrtlle WIN TX avenue ci.n
cry s,dc Of orc nndrs and hiriis,h IiS" .treot
ilencs we.yriy. ari along sad norinero ~, O one
iiu1IreI ana Thi ilath l1Ohl street twel) l|) feet
Dated August 49, lIIiii. ,,,,, :, oo,,,,,,.r.,..
IA. GErs'rNH,INIi Plantns Atom,
SUPREME COURT.-nepNm! ~, tor,,. asa,,g..
Turner jacob Wei, Robot Wright ami Johi X
g,:aa9Gs g fe., Of fsTs;IS,G, ar, And 'a,s
r. r.eres MN '9 jg45asn rl ,r' t"C@se
he 6I6 d1y Of S"rri,otr iS;o At /! o'roeV noon;
IN Niht O. MA " Nfl 81 tue CIV 81 New YORK.
houndti AMI drscrlhci as inlluwi: Il ginning Rt a
70 Mt IN tuN notucrY tlt Of FYthird street d stant
cY'ty feet trD the nprlhweStcIy corner Of ICXn
ton avenue and Fliythlrl etrcct "a running thence
drrd al twenty-five feet snd I'VE Incne. l. -ucc wet
cry III rarIel with FittYthird street twenty feet,
leucr sputhrr All pd'al el with Lux nlsOn ayCnue
lMthiy'hYc Wet, uelco Westerly AMI parallel With
~ WIN Lexington avenue On' hund red feet and hye
inches 10 this said norheily Aids ~ FIJI third st
ana thence caslerly and along ihe said north rly n.
OF fliT thFi sire't thirty feet 70 the sad Doht or
place OF be .innllg ~ -
Dated August 10, $50
j BERRY, Plainti r. Attorney.
SUPREME COURT, New Yoik.-Abraham loo
= ley, IT., Rhnst GsOrse Stevenson and Othrrs In
pnr;nnncs u Judgment or Ter Of The shove Court
male " M above cnttlcd action, Alfred T. AcEert
we NcirTee named IN said ulsment order. VIII sell
tonters, at the Exchange Salesroom, No III IIrta1
WA le city New lork,on the Let dag OF september
ltp A. Y oCl.ck noon, all the lads ana premises de-
."loei IN said Judgment order. that say all mat
thereon situate lying, and being m he Itreutl Ward
OF me cf OF New York, bounded ana Described a. fol-
nNsNlh' beginning NJ point on The nOrherlN side
West lMentynrst street, distant hundred an thii
ery corner of sad Twenty Ar street and Ninth avenue
ana r1hrlhg thence nor'heiY md parallel with SAID
smith avenue eighty'three feet thence westerly and
parall" with said norhcrly side OF SAID twenty nrst
and parallel with sa Eith ayenue eighty three lrrt
- Tie nolthcily side Of saIl Twenty irst s.rrt An
th,nct eastcry along aid GJrhtrly ia OF san i',a
Vnr'l tlt ct nlrocet feet AMI ht'2 inch, s, ;A..
poir, OF place Of beginning.
Dated Aug ;, 1870,
ALFRED T. AtKEEr R,f'rec
L. H. BoWsR Plaintiff AuorLsH
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1mustmmik


GRAND osEIRsAt, HOUSE.
" r1rSzG $$4Sf fIs %ESsfH#!fsiA'~
SALE HtftET r A$D EsST2f!s bA TEaTfE
EVERY EIGHT.
rk aTSciiS eH u, 81 iGi
70 ..,,.,... caANrA5S&sEH eAtop
EVERY EyrytlEE tS4II P}STfRrurn NOTICE,
once CORNER I'D IS St " and broSd~a R '0 N 'N
OLyMric rnEAATJfHtr
hE fli!sF Tfsik E2 II Rhfe 4iEe e.
New, 5y;,! sGs } 9.ss S SSTk osmo.ny
SSg sss g ssi
~ 's scis, sG both IN foadon soS Ps pas been
t fEusf e5a 1Gsy dSa m: ss sess
LTs 1Hd S sTSSa@s ssa Is
CREASED Orchestra have b5i Es ssses OATES
fns sale Of seat. commences Tuesday issh inst al
MOODS MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE.
GRE xfG ssuccEss Of i fp0 Nsw p hIa
49,, hyol AMI. q v va A fli'R.s MS .,
new local drama Of extraordnar interest entitled
Az OF sPP2HBDEEs,'
with new scenery Costumes and P'opcr'ie'' and the
'O"O"'ns 00"ei mR. Albert AIKEN.
.,,, r,o-o., yMi ss ROSA RAP - voo,o
sITT.' h nSSCTs" "o'o NJ h. !. ms,taysr.
Mss ,Aice LOGAN. sr. j. ). Rooney:
In i rie = sraiiOn me HEART OF GOLD '"'"''
NJ j FRhATERSA Isdsiss any
fjy 1SfSSis A Mo6p PAr tio'
Americans and all friends OF humanity viii unite In
ccgoS2S e UiM Is SInSs Sh uros s crimes Oh
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CIVILIZATIONS.

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