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YOUNG HEADS on AGED SHoULDERs.-It is no
longer a loathsome task to darken grey hair, PHA-
Ions VITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, effects
the change without any unclean accompaniment.
1t is q limpid, clear fluid, and has a pleasant aroma.
The number Of applications determines the shade.
No sediment, no sickness, no darkened bottles !
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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MIR. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the jeweller at No. s
Sodth Second street, has one Of the largest and most
attractive stocks of all kinds Of Jewelry and Silver
ware in the city. He has also on hand q fine assort-
ment OF fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the worth OF their money.
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ST. JAMES HOTEL, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS,
During the travelling season, II our patrons will
kindly inform us, either by telegram or letter, OF their
intended arrival, we can be better prepared for their
comfort.
In accordance with the reduction In the value OF
gold, the transient board at the st. James Is reduced
to -Four Dollars per day.
PROPRIETOR ST. JAMES HOTEL.
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NIGHTS OF PAINFUL WATCHING WITH POOR, sick,
crying children, can be avoided by the use Of Mrs.
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t relieves the little
sufferer from pain, cures wind collie, regulates the
stomach and bowels, %corrects acidity, and, during the
process of ~teething, it is invaluable. Perfectly safe
in all cases, as millions Of mothers can testify.
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CITY ITEMS.
ALPACA SACKS

ALPACA SACKS.
DrGp d,Ete Sacks.
linen Busters.
White Duck Pants.
Fancy Linen Pants.
White Duck Pants.
White Marseilles Pants.
All kinds of Summer Clothing sold al prices
GUARANTEED LOWER THAN
HGlEteay BENNETT a. Co,
Ret.reea HGb TOWER HALL.
and Sixth SIS. No. oi8 MARKET STREET.
NEW. STYLE PIcTURE.-The German Chromos
made by A. X. p. Trask, No. 40 n. Eighth street
They must be seen TO be admired.
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SECOND.

Cash on hand -. s517
Cash in National Bank Of the Republic ... 932
Cash in hands of Agents in course OF trans
mission, mostly on Policies issued in July 49,37s
Amount OF loans secured by bonds and
mortgages, constituting the first lien on
Real Estate, on which there is less than
one years interest due and owing ........ ia, SOC
Amount of stock held by the company as
collateral security for loans, with the
amount loaned on each kind OF stock, its
par and market value, 722 shares Metro
politan Railroad, washington, d. O., par
value, $50; market value, $50. ........... ll,O5C
Interest on Investments due and unpaid. 81
Accrued interest not yet due. .............. 4,0St
Deferred premiums-balance semi-annual
and quarterly premiums for the year.. l4,32I
Branch offices. $500
$50 1,5st
Bills receivable-temporary loans on call. 1919
Personal accounts. 36C
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MARRIED.

ENT-TAYLoR.-On Saturday evening, the Both Ill
tlmo, by Pew. A. II. Ling, WILLIAM o. EET to HAIR
RIET TAYLOR, both of Philadelphia.
PARvIN-MCILvAINE.-On July 2s, at the First
Independent Church, Philadelphia, by Rev. r. M.
Luther, Mr.. THEODORE Q. PARvN to Miss IDA A.
NICKNAME.
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FOURTH.

Amount OF cash premiums received....... s.
Premium notes on Policies issued previous
TO 1870,
Interest receivek from Investments. .......
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MATS NJ CAPs.

ONE DOLLAR GOODS FOR 95 CENTS
" pRtl pExoNs. Nv, q h ElGRgH Street.
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THIRD.

Amount of losses resisted by the Company
fraudulent claim.
Amount of all other claims against the
Company, contested or otherwise, cur
rent expenses,
Amount required to safely ~reinsure all out
standing risks-estimated, say...........
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g r a r e M e N r
OF
NATIONAL CAPITOL
Life Insurance Company.
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
AS made to Auditor-G Generals Department of
the State of Pennsylvania.
FIRST.

Capital Stock $780, 10000
Amount of assessment or instalments on
stock paid in cash. $50, 100000
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= Teach Your Boy 4 Trale. /

80, s'il "a, l--sd iiia sidi .ysiis !,
!, ;. An article which we cut frbw ane.of
oqrsexcha6ges, referring TO ashis subjscas
hsapsr 20 isssb sids sbaad as.rk o,i,t.
: haef 1Sss9s prisaatlsi fniiHedpcniiens
tiafies'of thirty fstatessiir 1867, iaaeerds
to 1.-The report of the prison association
just issueds ~ per gent, more than three
eGuarters had not learned trade. Here
is text from which Dr.. Fffaahhklin should
have preached as'fbr6ibts sefmon to pa
rents ssDjaf 4us zosi.a,H ~ al. :, j
Ye The time was when it was not thought
reputable for parents to leaye their chill
dren without trades-Ipnless they belong
jtosthd class Of gentryl In France, be-
fire fho revolution the one of 1889 this
perverted sentiment Tor .iiistincto wnsisd
fstrohg thatievqn she children OF, the. no.
bhss .werel in some cases taught q light
handiqraft, aa9nYdl,w and when the storm Of :hs hs
Reign Of Terror came, and they were
expelled from their homes and deprived
f3their Fortunes, 'mahy of them subsist-
ed by the trades they had dsamusedi them,
selves with inimore prosperous days. \
; 'A1map who has. ? ggqoaa trade has pn
independence. He has need only to be
honest and diligcnt to secure a eofnnpe-
'tence.Es Bread ana b'ddttetr IS sure For him
wherever he'is. iiHcI is sure always OF
hisheriwagesithanshe lWho has no trade,
itndi If his 4geaiuse and enterprise lead
him into some ether calliug,,i 1T is always
"a satisfaction to know that in case Of mis-.
'iDfihne H. can return to his ;if; ,IIee He
has slat at any rate his speculations
may break down, but lie has an 1ausuor
to leeward, itas,the sailors say; his sub
'sistencc and that of his family is sure ~
/ ssihithis country where fortunes quick
lyisained arc also quickld lost, it is still
inqEe, necessary and prudent that
young man shohld I;lelra il athoreughly.
No n'an's future is So secure here but
that p!l Inc " would do wisely TO haye his boys
and girls too, for that matter learn
trade.l' 4
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Weai.ing MolllaIing.
2 sT1sissTsiIst sils1-5 = NJ

Y @.ttf-s ~
We hong forthodayi whcnsthis custom
sh'iil becumc ohsole,e. ItisunbeconinS
the tralyaafiiietedioue. The wearee says
by the hlhck' gatalcutsl; 81 baye, lost a
dear friend, i am, in deep sorrqw,g,., But
true grief does not wish, TO parade itself
bcforeltho'eyefof the stranger, much less.
does 1t assent itsreSteat, The, stricken,
one naturally goes apart from the world
to p9ur but the teirs, Real pffIiction
seeks privacy. It., is mo respect to the
departed friend; osay We are, in sorrow,
ihcHeleYe real griefeitlwill, be discover
edIa When God hasentered . household
inthc awfnli ielIastisement, of death it is
time for religious meditation and COM,
muhion EithGod ON. the part of the sur
yiSotsaolIo$,tsadly out of place, then,
hre the niilliuer and the dress .,aker, the
tryipg on of idreSses and, the trimming of
bonnets.s There is something prpf,pe in
exciting ,,the vanity ofa. young girl by
'fittinsa' waist or tying on = bat, when the
corpse of attatheF is lyips, in an. an adjo,n,
i"g foom.tao, saidsEap dig a,ss,t,..
1t is q sacEilege to drass-rthe widow
forth from her, grief to. b, fitted for a
gown, or to select q.Seil. Its often ter,
ribly opprossiye to the poor little, chill
drcni the, family means already reduced
by the. long sickness of the father, must
draw on her, scanty purse to pay for a
new wardrobe for herself and children,
throwing away tho goodly stock of gar
ments already prepared, when she most
likely knows not where she is to get
bread for those little ones, Truly may
fashion be lcallcdia tYrant, when it robs
awidow Of her last dollar, Surely your
sorrow will not be. questioned, even ii
should not call in the milliner to
help display it, Do, not, in your affiie-
tion, help rpPissoid Piss,oid q custom wihiici:, viii
turn the. afiiistioas Of yopr poorer neigh,
-bor ttoidesper Poverty, as well us sorrow.
) nil krI II, CHE Central Baptist.
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A HorEFuL CoNvERT.-. During
revival ip Kansas, notorious old
ncr, jim K was hopefully con
ted, aud got up N q class meeting to
e his experience. He commenced !:
10 roce, ,.ahd il a1mehsnred tone: az
camed--a dream. dreamed--,hat /
::ssssss.i---aLd vent 20 hes. a bso.has
lercroseipt bpdy of, the house and
remarked: "will the brother please speak
a little louder we can't hear him IN
This ,agteF jim lrepe9taas mo STtgrs9
4 dreamed that 4 died, ." etc !; when
another, rose in another quarter Of the
house aud renewed the request, .Jil6
dztSsipto @1''l' dreamed that |
lied," etc. u Hereupon scnlled pusson"
IN the gallery rose and cried out, stlYill
le brudder, speak a little louder = WE'
'an't hear him ia de gallery sJimires
'anled, ooci.fsrogsH; ~ drea,hei-Athasi
died--and-Awent. to hell There, can
you hear that SoRdd niggsg"e yI,n,
Itnlny. be added thatltbe..fsish of, the
spdiencc in Jim's conversion was slight
) shaken BY this Ettls episode: .--
:. = !. 49, g /. Z. - ILL EsB q
I " ,'. 't' s.ssfftf Y.t ~ tnsw ~ sR6E
/ a street car is ,beingrat in New York,
hat does not uced rails, e''',aa - ,gsritsto
LE7fTi Tffs go Yflg-. - 'l''llNst gIaegI
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q
y, birds hold convenshuns aud
] down south, trce toads BOOST
3ther up; trees and .SafBfe sGm
katydid chew music aud spit
: freely andFsbuil frogs post their
N tf."tE Lar sdS - Ia.
zee te'gonag iSPorfsmca--In shoot,
a deer 2ss. lodEs Ike u calfaiways
o as'ztcw nliss it if itiz a calf aud
t it iza, a,tieer. ''l p''e ae.i7S
fishing for .krabs, use yure fingers
nit; yu kan- feel them whom they
tic. .Ssi]r
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copy re'sisioS the signature; aud seal OF
the agent TO validate it, for whichoduty
he shallreceive a fcc OF fly, cents iron,
each party ,contractin. :; and "a iurnisfI
necessary papers. .ez 80 = - 10
All contracts for the year SlSI O. must
be- recorded as as set forth ;ib5ve, and BIZ
subjected lltjss TO the same rule of arprsyal
and record, though made, s, sisdtd aid
entered upon. 80, 80. ~. ~. ~ 20.
q, The agent, Of Of supervisor Shall enter
into recosnizancc, for the faithful per-
tprlpapcc of hisyduties, in a, bopd OF not
more Ithans's20d9,s or lcss .llal $1,000,
pld his Office for two years, unless
ksded Tor nrgIipclcc on. aljsconiuctL..
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iepp ! s'folls. ON -
nGttf Gazette says:

siciilt.tti Gazette says: So
Pc is a little sto. y for you. It.hap.
alta Utica restaurant. a man
ID the other day and called for a
|r. Ills orders were Of tho most
rate character, aud. fairly staggered
sesoarces os even u Utica restaurant
sr. lie fingered long atstho table
inally wound up with bottle OF
3fhem lightihgla cigar he had Or
|, leisurely sapntered up to the
er and said to theproprietor:9 q
cry fine dinner laudlorl; just charge
me. | havn't got n cent I"
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en- pdtiBhl9sAN III u 92TM
Among the lobby women in Washing
last. winter, was the daughter of a
Asent United States Senator 1w!lhJlsie! w!!lhJlse
Yer gears ago refused to let her marry
pan Of fherchoice. she eidped with
he deceived her by a mock mar
- he having two other Wives, So
living re, took all her je3dlsi
m shost,of herolotlijng, and abap,
er, she &ent to- The bad head.
Prusod all overturcs to return
lad;tQe,tatlAer and slaughter used
ne another in{tlIes Capitol a year
GO yd6tohi aud hogsenator--.
Or speak, aNoFsaid either ever
% event to anytohea1 He called
= she consented to be dead even
cr Ssnatm9s wifs whe is az an
bnot be 9nqwaro, for no one elbe
!g4bAyd ssS p estL
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ADNERTIsINet-1The man who ,doa,t
Sadvertise has gotahis, store ahupg qrcsra
Sithfshihglesand pieeespf barrel,hs,ss,,
Inscribed with lampblscks Irish Perlsl
.ters}i 'Kora,a M9ell,p sElevey,Ss, /" Al
slnds- afbkOahtryI spsednce,9se {. .Kakcs aud,
fAeiliesiior,sail hsar@'I, He says, fThar
hinit sense, ipsenssspaperi advertising,
50 long as,a aiisisinart enough to tend
TO his own bizncss, and kin stand at the,
doesand bollertlB sellers I'M ,a.,s, -,
irrr-f-744--s+.'s
Many fashionable Saspgladies in New
Yofkeafsastfering with abscesyes on
their'fset, eaused by the high French,
bqUt heels RSw in yogueIl 5si g 81: Il,
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Il l, JAN Is

Scraps from Josh Billingss. S.
Alhninaxy. s.s5 e 5 s. 4,
sl,.y,asi ,J7f tts.i ,;i....., 49, ~ -. = B.
" 9th. Perhaps rain; pc perhaps
sary l0th IL. Weathor shift]y :.
|re ice. q. .,.i, / !, .,''.s 'aT 7Fa !, sllsae
~ is ike colone water, to, bes
not swallcred.
tho HARDEST tb;nr sls,Ekll,.
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= 10 it,las
fosThe Empress of the French. has pur-
chased q plet of ground from The Sultan. ~
situate near Mount David, Id PALESTINE
s1yl.sre the Virgin Mary was BARRED, isr, & q
tho sum of $4,000 ssl ,tss ks7- -sgs /. I,
iseAIN New shkieppatRy.ghi, on lsrM4y IS
% churthsto bo.mprriesd Has upset aad
bscse her leg, but would not have Tie
lilnb set until, after the other Baadals =
was put around heartlfpst'etta her s'ib cdT trsif
The Ssompfsxtod SfO girl ofsI:o psria,E ~.
differs from the railway season ticket ,,s.
she one Is, aud the other, is not. ira,,a-
teFables,s ifis trs,,s b,, 80. s
t.rMaas Of tfc emigrants who, have ieiiSS =
their homes in North Carolina aiiis q
Northern Georgia to 90 West, ar6 ro, o,usa14ssG
king h',s 'iea'oa id,sueit TO no ss4 s;i,!
Seven railroails,n8isc centre iIl ST. Paul {
Mimi, end, traips are, runhipg. between 8
St, Paul and Milwaukee without break. a''
Ing bulk ..'9 Or changing passengers 9 s-s'a
|-7l The Swodes Of Chicago county, Ofnnc, i''ss
sofa, have sent over FIVE thousand dollars
10 Sweden this year, to 'asssst ltIa,is
friends and feiatiyes,toreaeh iAhleFi,Ss
u Josh Biliipgs says hatymusauilb SassA..
bOfn1of poor butitlionest, parents. aghn. I.
had in theinsVeips some of the best bIqptI
in the country ,,;.. s's
The last fashionable Now York Dfistsi
ssss q q III as3.s sssssas.. sSk
prepared for al TIRE daring tlie night. saa
/ iStiss Clara Petsrs, 9daughler Of sase 81
'slaya of aenilevanp Dor,l, reeeu,ly tuck
tlIe black Eeiliiaist, Isonis, MIssepri,
Jennie Lind 'sidanghter, aged twelys,
is said 70 Ibe another, nightingale, thoi.h
nhacdged as yet sssiss
Col. Tom Taylor, OF Mobile, has hssssib,ss bsss q
tried and acquitted Tor the klilihgog
Capt. olsayclaaa, last spring os a5is,,l
TEe EaipFsss fiOg6he ods sos r4eept
.sssip . sa,' Ilaass.s;;as1sn sf fnnas. aaa
yhpdtOlh0sroE $50 900 q set back boanc.
Eat1FsEs.-Ep pusiHg.t the present ycas 3
there will be- four eclipses Of the sun and
two ,ef the neon, 1he bSssss i Is i soilII
eclipse Of the moon, 0a 5ahaarS'
visible IA Tue Bnitesa Stasdsl glos saasnd
. ffdttial ceifss'ef thS Sun; On yasaax
81 lIdnyisiBle lhcae
Il
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ID. w. ROBINSON.

EASIIIONAIsTiE TAIhOTs,
Tshave the ipleasureito .opnonnce 10 iay 10,
-snerous Cnstapens aud the Public genefhily;,
that hasing removed 10 Central Position,
handy ansl colSsnient TO all, ! am now pre=
pared Cat, Fit and make Up GENTLE
MANS WARDROBE with Neataees aud
Despatch. Terms libcgal and Work VAR
rahtad. TnfskHii for9tlle Pateon9ge of the.
phst, / Fespecf6iiIs. solicit it's eontinaance.
Next doorio Aiessrs Bill, Scoyill & Pike, i
oan bo u did at all times. & n a.
isn94lly D. w. RoBlNsoN,sll
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8 i1AneaERs.--7lsEg be lllexiip joint reyo,
I luton, ati offered in Che Ipuse Saturday by
Henderson, and whsh was referred d 70
the Gopmittee on Labor Is Of interest
70 to the llahsrers aud their EMPLOYERS
throughout, the STATE; s, A.aA = NOTT'
Be iI FesS7st4i IA the Ha,,xsi - = ,f.Rs, rsI,
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: ives, the Senate concdrring,
= Govcfnor bc aud is4horeby
di.aRd empowered, Immediately:
J passage Of this resolution ! to
contract agenss or supervisors Of;
I dinty ,oi 'the State, whose duty it
to furnish allpcrscns wishing to
gifhs proper forms, showing,
the obligations of employers aud
les. ny sb.@,i,, - .. e,,,l.,s - I, ....s.l =
the agent Or supcrvisor shall,
F eiliee ut Tie county sseataof, each
where shallsbe recorded a copy
con'faet. made. aud the na,hes Of
les tosthe salae to hear and eS. ;
III d.sasrcemep,s, aud, as umpire,
justice 70 the agsrieveF piftSs,
nlsuch cases which require legal
cncc through the courts. 5es =
contracts osllhll bcin duplicate
'e cnlpf6yerand tho empIycthold-
each; and the third shall be
I'd recorded iu 4Ro office Of the
y S. supervisor ip For the it6nnty; 7eaclr
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/ = fT1TTTT TTIsT7J Tzj- T57iiI
lie, that her, Ausbsndtha stocked 70 less
'han six ofrbis psstgssass sSpipss ssvs vgsiyil u,
fservise as Cc(erk;a and that he. adds to the
liiA,q4Mabps every sessioH,s .ss,i..,,,. t4,..
ssi. .Another Senator, a Eouth- west carpet.
Dagger, faisted shistmistSress eB, the Trsasr
dry r,ysfE Department astSyear, and was inilu.
abenopgh- to have her salary, contii-
I'aed' while he sent her on to New York
I 20 undergo an abortion. She died, The
Senator himself drew the arrears Of pay
,ostensibly fer the mother of the mur-
dered WOMAN, who has yet to see the first
cent of it.. Is.
= Another honorable, this time of the,
lioufe, was, driven out Of Q leading hotel
six years ago forl ,notorions conduct with
a marficd woman, aud that with the con
sent,of the husband. That husband is
now clerk of that Copgressman's CON-
Ianljjttee, his wife is the Congressman
mistress, aud 5!s her ..Fn,,iis son is page on ,hs
ii"or OF the House, aud waits on his mu-
tual fathers every day. -, ''A :,
T. +s7Fsis mr. ffrf57--rIT IL oh ma,
= A NEnRo DocroR.+TA few days, ago,
says y NuwiOrleans paper, y very stqrchily
dressed individual called "a, an out Of
'thcstway shopl on j Howard street, oyer
which swung the sign of f,Dr. Jiffries,'..,.
"1s the doctor siu22s Z, ,hc inquired of a
aHtaRiasea a.rlk:es ssg sggha = n tanswHrea his
spmnionss oS ,yail ugsnl ,s,.s 49,.
'lrlie lie am dat,o sar,"sl was the, smiling
reJomder..II % yIis aand tom ,.J -
r.. "Tell .himI think haze symptoms Of
fsnlallpoz and wish y Consul, ,hirr,"
The whites sliths 'l.rkeysssfeyss grew
IntcBse,, and lhis dq5kS rrpnplsYi,pj,ss.m
ed rapidly creamy hue, ,,,.,, ~,
''Golly boss, what yop, say e ,,,i.,,'., :;
aasTellsthei doctor I'm, sick, with the
snpllpoE, and wish TO sec, him" : .,.
The .astpnished Afriisapi gave a wild
| leap, and darting through au inner door,
| ~ :.
" 'iq ,.'hSn2 s'SlsSr ; i iafei sSii$9 ff'eu =
NoSy
ig',o ~. 'pte Z ''9usf y qpp Z want
y ss,1,'' P''S'
..,sl,,. 80 ~. 6
wy oos se sss upS' IS 2, 7siSs !
~" fo'u at sn'''poA'
n ~. . 80, ~ oa. ."e 'iS'tor ielt,
,; s' nv, ,n'' VI. pnss'0'a" ~0uluh sal1
,M ,.-.'n a,gsss,e 80, "aa "a, efu'.'s p'easea'
~, -. :. cor eo,'s',ae'ea, s',a, ,aiioie
hss!s,s y 80. as.s'', ne" nv "oW ,n'
f"i.e Vi u" ''s'tors IL they nave the
49, " iiiisi od,a q, v..s
70 20 ny y.l.,5-1- =. " - :
r. nhAsoNs ,S fok .i pHEssiNd sa fIsiNhTioN @.
r. l. 81,
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WAYS IN "A LApgANcs 'l,.' ], 6 !.
NUMB. !, ER ( B {, !

i4stsaft ot;5 / l<fsE1 kfE84 ND Ff4 [3ffogrss n
.i,,:, lid ss.H1 1sss 81 q q S.ssy &. :,
., T5E :slsI5s S5,S,I
3S INS 4 .5.5 DsogE OF 4 .I
feilow, who atted ds to- liis JtsiiSssss aysxlf 81.
ss ..dI
i;,t,aI .,s'. s''s s
y S;ss ,Ios q -. s.s...,. 49, ~
1,.a,s, -, Z afos bs
ala,ce,dr cont rsh.nds M al
little, sfter sa darE ~;
with NICE .i3l,i,i i,,iIf
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-31

8. 9aa su f.uen. Cine Bin paiirte. uelds ben
Bereinieungspunft Der Union unb Gentral Gfftn.
bahnen in Der Ndhe Der Ogden Citation In utab
feffteQt uno ben gompagnien feds t~oeitere Stetto.
nen 2anb psrtniaigt. Sic Berotbuns bes Son Do-
uningo 8ertrass in gebeimer SiBuns puroe forfse-
lebt.
Das 6aus bebattirte iber bic Sarf6iu. ahi.
ION belt eine LANCE Reoe fir bic Serabiebuna Der
Steuern uno 36le lno uies Die DeroerbThen Hoi-
aen Der S9ubtarif=Yoliti nah. Geaep BON ybi-
laoeIphia beitiea iein Stedenpfero uno iprah i'm ss5ns
~tereIe Der 6ftli6en Monopolifen, bic h6 unter een1
SduBtarif auf Soften oes Weiens bic Sddel tul-
len.
Oen-28. Mdr3 Ser GonereB bat fi& in cine
Oebattirldule ~perwanbelt. Ser @enat bebattlrt
felt mebreren Sagen lber ben Gan Domingo Yer.
trag uno bas Saus iber bic SarifbiQ.
peute beantra9te Mrneq i'm Sanle einen Vel9!uB,
pelaer ertldrt, baB bic hriitli1e Religion Elm Sbell
Der @eiebe bfs Qanbes unb bas 2eien Der Bibel
in ben 6ffent1. @hnIen baber lberans tpe,lle
unb ridtie iet, inoem baourh Su9eno uno uforall'
tat ~bef6roert ,ueroen. ~
groots BON Rem yort: Was baben mir oarnit gu
ihaffen?
Scr bsantraste. ben BeidluB auf ben Sii9 su le'
gen. Oas 5aus pertpeieerte cine iofortise Abittr'
muns uno Der YeiAlub bleibt sur ipatersn Ssra'
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