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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-28
LATE COUNTERFEITs.

From Peterson's Counterfeit Detector date,
September lst, we learn Of the following dan
gerous counterfeits being in circulation:
Twos on National Bank, State of New York
SIS on Merchants National Bank, New York
eos on same bank; los on American Nationa
Bank, New York A new counterfeit U. S
Greenback has also just been put in circulation
of the denomination Of $50, which purports to
be of the issue of March 10th, 1862 Showers
of the Queer have also just hoated lot OF
counterfeit $50 notes on the United States Ma.
tional Bank of Washington. Chicago has re.
Gently been flooded with counterfeit $40 bills
on the First National Bank of Philadelphia,
which can be detected by close examination
The figures of female seated on spread ca.
gle at the right end of the bill, and of Franklin
drawing lightning from the clouds on the left
end, are poorly done. In the genuine bill there
are five curved lines between States and Wash
ngton, while in the counterfeit there are only
four; and in the genuine there are four curves
under '' Treasurer, and only three IN the coun-
terfeit. The paper on which the spurious bills
are printed is thin and white One of the la
test and most dangerous counterfeits is thus
described il Peterson's Detector of the date
aforesaid:
Within week past number of exceed
ingly dangerous counterteits have made their
appearance. How large the number may be
cannot be known, for the counterfeit is SO near
ly faultless that it is only with the utmost diff
Guilty that it can be distinguished from the gen
uine. The spurious bill is twenty dollar
grrenback. The only weak point ia the execu-
tion seems tn be the central figure, which is a
little too coarsely done. When presented in
package, however, this figure is not seen in the
rapid counting, it being hidden by the hand or
the everything bills. The other points of the
bill are So excellent as to stand the test of the
strongest light. We are told that two or three
banks have been deceived by the bills. There
las not been more dangerous counterfeit put
ltioat Business men, Bank Tellers, Rail Dad
Ticket Agents. and others, would do we'll to
Keep Il sharp lookout for these bills"
Another dangerous counterfeit in the shape |
# we'll executed bills on the National Security |
Bank of Philadelphia, have also recently been
'ut in circulation, aud the engraving is said TO
,e well executed and liable to escape detection
rom shrewd business men.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-28

ToBACCo's WoRK-Accordng to the sta
tIstlcts OF DIR. Rublo, the number ot lunatics is
much greater IN northern countries, where the
consumption OF splrituous liquors and the use
OF tobacco are much greater than IN southern
countries where the people are very sober and
small smokers, According to Nj. Moreau, not
n case of general paralysis is seen in Asia Mi
nor, where there is no abuse of alcoholic liquors
and where they smokes kind of tobacco which
Is almost free from nicotine or the peculiar
poison of tobacco On the other hand, insan-
ty sirightiuly increasing in Europe, just in pro-.
portion to the increase in the use of tobacco.
Ii appears that from 1880 to 1882 the revenues
from the import on tobacco in France rose from
II ,25O, 900 to &c, ,333 .333-a tremendous figure
certainly, to have disappeared from the pockets
OF the people into smoke. But hand in hand
with this increase in the consumption of tobac-
co there appears to have been during the same
period an augmentation of the number of luna
tics in France from 5000 to "A, 900, if we take
into account other lunatics. If one-tenth of
the alleged evils of tobacco smoking be facts,
the entire human race must be seriously injur-
ed by the Indian Weed" for it appears that
the average annual consumption OF tobacco by
the whole human race of 1000, 100000 is at
least seventy ounces four pounds six ounces
per head, and the total quantity annually con-
sumed is 1900 900 tons, of ,4S0 900 900 pounds
weight. 1t is, however, to the young that the
evil of smoking is likely to be the most disas-
trous. Whatever benefit may be derived from
smoking in maturity and old age, it is obvious
the young cannot need the fictitious aid of a
narcotic. Parents should look to this, and pre-
vent the most deplorable physical and moral
consequences to their children. Many youth
may date the ruin of his health and character
from the first Whit of tobacco Smoking im-
pairs the digestion and deranges the nervous
system of the young, anu leads to excess in
drinking, York Sun, Sept. Is.
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SAVING FINE GoLD.-A man named B. G..
Wattles, of Taylor's Flat, Cal, has perfected
a new plan of saving fine gold, which we find
described as follows in California exchange:
About one half of the sluice-box is laid off
in squares like those of checker-board, and
upright posts set in every alternate square, the
edges to the stream. 1t will be perceived at
once that the water must zigzag greatly in
finding its way through these posts. We are
told that Wattes d Co. are saving the very
finest sort of dust by this process. The differ
ence being that by this arrangement twenty odd
dollars were saved in one box alone, while
under the old way only four dollars were saved
in four boxes IN the same time Some may be
puzzled to know how the rocks work with
such rifle. Wattles, by another arrange
ment gets the rocks out Of the fume before
they get to the rifle"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-28

WHAT HE THINKS An Irishman went to
live in Scotland for short time, but didn't
like the country. 81 was sick all the time /
was there, and if had lived there until this
time, I'd been dead year ago. So came
to America and joined the Democratic party,
and be dad don't think shall ever die while
there is a vote to be polled."
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-28

In Christianburg, Virginia, there is ven
cradle turkey gobler which has built itself a
nest, and is said to be gravely setting upon four
apples 1t is presumed that his action is in
tended as grave satire upon the womans
rights business
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-28

PRoMorED.-Patrick Logan, who was dis
missed from the New York Police force for his
conduct in refusing to obey orders during the
Orange riot in that city, has been nominated
by his friends as candidate for the Legisla-
tive Assembly.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-28

SERVED HIM RIGHT.-A man named John
Tacher, OF Stessing mountain, Dutchess county,
New York, was tarred and feathered, short
time ago, for running away with another mans
wife.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-28

BIG BANDA band of cattle, numbering one
thousand head, belonging to Mr. Anderson,
recently arrived at Winnemucca, from the
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-28

THE Cuban telegraph cable has developed a
new foe. Turtles are said to gnaw 1t, thus
several times interrupting communication.
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sAM'L 4. MERRITT,

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW. OF.
fee on Commercial street, second door above
he court house. nlu.
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In New YoRK.--James Stephens, at one
time Head Centre Of the Fenian organization,
recently arrived in New York from Paris, and
proposes to settle permanently IN America.
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sprofessipnal Cards.
JONAS w. BROWN,

TT0RyEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. AND
J Notary Public Idaho City. l. I. Win practice
n al he Courts Of the Territory. OFFICE on Com
a.-rjsl street, next door TO w. I. X Co.'S Express
0mca mar 10 tIu.
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WALLA WALLA COURT.-The Walla Walla
Statesman characterizes the administration of
Justice in the District Court for that county as
farce. , I'd a. aaaEl.taegr 81
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-28

WARM SpRINGs.--Hot springs have recent
ly been discovered within twenty miles Of San
Diego.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-28

I. MILlIAIrY TRrAL-Major Hodge, The Wash
ington defaulter, will betried by courtmartial.
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,tesof Sub scriptio
r,,r .SIa 90 Three Months. 81 90
one uontbs. 90 Single Copies..... so
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No MoRE.-Only two cases of small pox
occurred in ,Walla Walla. The man Stewart
who was first taken.with the disease recovered.
and the second, Mr.. ,Moedys died1. ,,,--. -
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.LOSEPH MILLER.

A TT0RNEY AT LAW. BOISE CITY, I. T. WILL
4 also attend TO professional business in Boise
+t'ntv. on short notice. novl7, 20.
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IL. ZIPF. VI. ID,

DHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND ACCOUCaEUR-
L Office on Main street, next door TO City Drug
Store Idaho city. .niI,f
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GEO. .AINSLIE.
Il. T.. FOOTE,

A TToRXEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. IDAHO
4 City. l. 7. VIII practice IL all the Courts 81
lie Territory. Office on Commercial street. twc
doors above court house ni9tf
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DHTSIC!AN AND SURGEON. OFFICE ON EAST
| side o. Montgomery street. three doors above
VAL Idaho City. ultf
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poTrsFvoF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Bills were introduced and referred as follows :
Nj HOAR Rep., Mass Providing that the extra 10
per cent goods imported from the east Of the Cape OF
Good Hope shall not be collected on wool.
Mr. O'NEILL GIep. Penn providing that the pay Of
election officers appointed by the United states Judges
cities Of 10000 Inhabitants shall be - per day for ser
TIE AIR LINE RAILROAD.
The opponents Of the NewlOrk and Washington AIT
Line Railroad bill resOred 10 their Obstructive policy OF
ast Monday i'm order 10 consume the morning hour and
so prevent that hin coming up. Therefore, Mr.. HOLMAN
Dem, IndD objected t. the second reading OF Mr.
ONell's bill which brought w the question: "shall the
hin be read second time" on which Mr. Holman do
manded the Yeas and Nays.
After the vobe taken, Mr.. BROOKS Dem n "
moved 10 recondsder the vote by which the bin
dered to be read the secoDdme and on that called for
the Yeas and Nays.
BY this means the morning hour consumed hut the
call OF State for bls wai continued Under the call
Mi. JOHNSON Dem, Cal TO repeal all lsvs mpoe
ing duty on spirits distflsed nom fruit
tween the United stsess and China and japan
MI STEVENSON 9sep., ohio)-To provide for the eI
PURCHASING FoREIGsBUuT STEAMERS
Mr.. BLCk Dem. Ky t-Authorizing the purchase ard
800 burden for "a months by citizens Of the United
states instead OF taxing the people 10 snbsdze lines OF
MI O'SEILL Rep., Penn.p-To incorporate the Freed
mems Homestead COMPANY
PROTECTING IMMIGRANTS
Mr.. COBURN rep, Ind TO encourage immigration
10 the United states 10 regulate the Of European
immigrant passengers In steamships aud other vessels
ana for their protection before and after arriving in the
ports Of the United States
Aiao 70 amend the Act 81 the2th Of July 1870 for the
redemption Of Tho three IT cent temporary loan
Mr.. WELLS DeIn., Motto amend the Internal
Revenue law In reference 90 secia taxes " state
or County Agricultural and other Fairs
Mr. PfRICKLAND rep, Manipulating grants Of
land for railroad purposes IA Michigan and ioT canal
purposes in Utah. ,.. .
M CLARK Csep, Texas)-In relation 70 the sona
lbre and She protection Of American commerce on the
Mexican border. -, ~, ..., a., A.,
Mr. IOUGHRIDGE Rep., Iowa)-To extend the time
for presenting claims for additional bounty:
'V ePiNR 1ep Dakotal-To provide for TEN
vorary Government for the Territory Of Chippewa.
Mr. POTTER (Iiep, VA asked leave 10 oner Tepoln-
tAou dipeetaDg us LUpAttee GA bAuIay AltIH w ~
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Gen Barnes Mallory Savannah FEB NOS sho M
81, amshp Tnpoh sowerby, Liverpool jan H. ana 9SeeH ~
via Boston Feb IS mds. c-n--o.. & .n.,.
Bark Olaf Nickesen Voigh Bordeaux % days vine o,d.,
Bari Heba Arendsn Port Talbot ~ days railroad ron "oe
Brig John Brightmsn OF Fall River Gray, oil days Hs@
Brig Victoria. Lsngsetk, Hayans. IA days, sugar 49,
Brig Louisa Of Evans TenenHe jan >, 10 "a@@
Schr Emma, Peterson, Norfolk, corn
sCHOOSERS-RIVER AND cohsrNHE
J. NJ Kisam, Virginia. fheOe AM Virginia
EWIND-San3oxu, moderate, ~ W. cleaL
BELOW. .
Wilson Of and from London Dec " mote'
Also yob rigs unkn outside the Bar
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Rosroy Feb CARVED brig Arthur Eggeso from Core and sf
White Sea from magazine A., Wi. 49,. pbil,
depha steamship Maryland from Baltimore, and brig IAhA IRON
S.y,SEAH Feb CARVED steamship Herman Livingston Eonr
EeYork Cleared bark Crates for CadE sOd schf Toy buIon
r Mable Hall for barren With load lron
and We Tor The Spanish brig Snsannsh before
ashore on the vhls TIE
suFoh towing Of Her rigging sas .HenofS Ano O'
"a - $1,000 fro,,
sy FRANsco Peb 6The sch Newton Booth hrs rnrrto no"
Msgdalena Bay With Of the wrecked wh~aer h@~o
FOREIGN PORTS. -.
JAM 6Ths steamship Henry ChaHnce arr vo -
will afternoon bnghh
Ere Mar The vessel and cargo we're Oarne1 -
6-Ts schr. Ralph souder WITH naennSy' NV"
Philadelphia for Trinidad, went Whore At Csyo Blane"
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REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS
SENATE WASHINGTON, Feb. G, 1871.

SENATE ..... WASHINGTON, Feb. 6, 1911
Mr.. SPENCER (Rep., Ala) presented the
credentials OF the Hon George GOdhwate as Senator
elect from Alabama for six years, from March 4, ISL
Read and laid on the table
Mr. FENTON Rep., n. " presented the memorial Of
che ades, Union Relief Association Of the City OF New
York asking that the present Laws be 80 anehde1 hal
honorssy DISCHARGED soldiers no sed the
Cemeteries. Referred to the C0iSihi'1ee Oh "i"i'
Mt FENToN CRep., \. " also presented memorial
from Robert squres Erastas Corning IT, hiram brhty
JvInan Tremsfn George W. Briggs, A. lathIop George
~ n and W & Barney praying for the passage
Of the House bin relating 70 teegraphc oOtnHunl0a @
etyeeU mo 1futed states and foreign countries 1hcy
se forth their desire 10 lay submarine cable between
the United States and Belgium, ana lhe itcu =, nc
RsIcinr has gwen permission the citizens OF Lle
TUeJ states 70 land cable its shores and 10 OpeN
an connection With the land telegraph INES oi
and Europe under the rules Of the Vienna Conyenton
thai cort for tie manufacture Of thecabe has been
made and the capital subscribed IN the UhlVu
and no aid in money pands or any exclusive prGN,g
from The United States Is tasked from the UDttd otes
hey expectl 10 kendt message of ten words nom .h,s
country to Europe for ST. the present charge beng W
and also, by their Automatic Telegraph Machine 70
transmit over their line between washington Apu
S 6n So5 ,nbec r having been already reported
and placed on the calendar the memorial Mar "o' ~
on motion Of Mr.. THAYER crop, NebJ, the bill TO
mortgage the bridge over the Missouri RIVER al imam
Heb passed amended, TO prevent any change OF
terminus Of the Omaha branch Of the Union PAcihe
Railroad.
Mr. WILSON Glep., MAss.l. from the Military Commit
tee reported fayOraby the House bill 20 prOmugate the
regulations Of the army also adversely upon number
of bills for the granting Of condemned in aid OF
soldiers monuments.
Mr. WILSON qsep., Mass, from the Committee on
Military Affairs reported without amendment the House
bin renqushng the State OF Michigan TO the
Fort GrdtOt Military Reservation.
Mr. COLE Rep., Cali, from the Committee Appro-
prations reported the Indian Appropriation bill. with
amendments.
Mr. EDMUNDs Hsep., VII from the Committee on
Pensions reported back the memorial asking Congress 10
redress the alleged injustice the part Of ts Commits
siOneT of Pensions fin Diminishing one DR. stmaD, =
homeopathic practitioner from the position Of examiner
Mr., EUAUNUS stated that TIE COMMITTEE could LOT
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Methodist preachers devoted yesterdays
weekly session to the narration OF experience, prayers
aud exhortatiOns.
DR.. George w. Lamson, President of Column
blan College, Washington, delivered the second OF
series OF lectures Rutgers Female College yesterday
afternoon, on the ARTS Addressing the Ear"
well-attended temperance meeting, held
last evening. at the church the of Ffthave
and Twenty ninth-st. under the auspices Of the Ma
tona Temperance Society was addressed by the Hon.
VIM. E. Dodge, Chairman, Dr. John Hail. and DR.. Orlnis-
ton.
At the meeting of the New-York Presby-
terry, yesterday, N. A. Williams in behalf Of the Eey
enthst. Church. read the formal call Of that congrega
ton the Rev DR.. Robinson who stated that he wished
1t understood that he had not accepted the call techn-
cay inssmuch he did not consider his work in Paris
completed At the close Of the he would DO Obliged
O return 10 France but hen released from his labOrs
there ne would ID all probability, accept the call
formally.
Mr.. Fggleston informed the Lyceum Of
Natural History, last evening" that he had examined
sample OF the supposed new mineral found Lake
Superior an alloy of nickel and silver, % parts nickel
and considered 10 merely mixture such IA Is often
found In Germany He had also examined tho supposed
sample Of meerschaum from Rhode Island, presented at
the last meeting and found IL common clay. Prof
Edwards exhibited an English snail found living In this
city, and also mentioned the finding by him Of young
alligator In q stream near spuyten Duyvil.
The sO-caled Capital and Labor Co
operative society,sat sparsely attended meeting, last
night adopted resolutions urging the passage OF the bill
nov pending In the state Legislature, entitled An Act
70 provide for the government OF the City and County N
New-iork," the object OF which assumed " be to
effect Limitation of taxation 10 bring about economy
Ia expenditure and 10 check the increase ofthe city and
county debt petition To the effect. which has
been In circulation was generally signed and speeches
were made by Dennis n Griffin, Peter DAILY, James W.
Gerard Sr James W. Gerard, IT,, Judge Freeman, and
others.
The first " Grand Annual Reception" Of the
Fifteenth Ward William NJ. Tweed Association was held
Last eYeaiaH A. the AelropVntn Hotel Tic attendance
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Nrw vopx DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, FEBRUAKf :, Io1I

,,..,o 10 reeessary 10 prevent Cadets ut
West Point nom being rested anu uni Tor persons and
connt Of their color, with poWci W ~
p"mIr Mr. EIpRIDGE DEM wis)-i oP)ec'i '"a' n'ee''
| hos nlreaty made fuss enough. A., ,,os
ha PnIsrER moved suspend the rules a., ,ero,ce
Mr. GARFIELD Rep 0hS, on Military Affairs with
of the subject to the C s,i,a,inn y" ''''
Mr. PORTER insisted on bis moon fnd the Affirmative
hV on nation OF Mr. KELSEY ep n ~ ana MI
the sen Mtary Academy Appropriation bills were non
siu ug in and committee OF conference asken
eohc cPsrRAL BRANCH UNION PACIFIC hAiLkoADh o,or
Ar LOGAN rep, Ill.,, in the absence OF MI
the Chairman Of the Committee on nt no antral Rranch
mover 1tnion Pacific Railroad be taken from the Commt
zee on public Lands 10 which 1t had been ,h ""u
fh hs " HOLMAN Dem Ind) objected, and inquired
whether the object OF the motion was NOT W han IL
in condition more favorable to It's passage IMAM was
Mr. LOGAN said that the object was not to put IT. IN n,
favorable or unfavorabe position, but to place IL III tne
saline position other bills OF Ike character e
10 x pWFLKER dep ohioThis is the third time that
this question has been before the House
Mr. LOGAN-If the gentleman means to insnuate that
there is a9yi9 FRs l%Pr S} s IN II
Mr.. LOGAN-The Pacific Railroad Committee has
never made motion on the subject until today. ..
Mr.. wELKER-1 eOncede that, but this is the third
time 1t has been before the House ON motions 70 supcnu
Mr. IoGAN-I do not care II it were the hundredth
time. The argument which some gentlemen make a8ass
bills by saying that they have been before the House
dozen times isithe argument which a schooboy might
make that he whipped before for the same ohense
IL IL not the argument of a statesman or deDateT
the bin has merits it is entitled to be discussed ~ II
has not ii should he put down account OF It's
Mr.. WELKER-It was sent 10 the Committee Oh fupno
Lands because II had no merits.
Mr. LOGAN-That is not the case. =.
Mr. WELKER-SOme OF us who voted TO REFER u though'
so. $500.
Mr. LOGAN-The gentleman does not know what ne IL
talking about. He is very often in that position
Mr. JULIAN (Rep., Ind This bill was referred on my
own at the last session 10 the COMMITTEE on
lie Lands a Committee having concurrent Jurlsulcuoh
Pacific Railroad Committee on tnc subject
ter OF the bill To vote ~ restore II TO the SPEAKER
table is TO vote give II advantage and preenenee
over 80 other bills which 1t is impossible 10 reach al the
present session. 49,. u.
Mr. LOGAN-I am very sorry that the gentleman n i
made that remark because il IL not fact. d not the
gentleman from Indiana himself move to restore the Dill
TO the Speakers tablet ,, A.
Committee on Public Lands and the House relubeu "
grant that motion. - - ~, -
The vote was taken and resued-Yeas, l25; Nays, az
tyOthirds not voting in the Affirmative, the rules "eIe
not suspended The following is the vote III detah'
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n,vv vroopyerp RoBBEpsoP ,2s,ooo.

The messenger of the Chatham National
Rank had wallet containing notes and drafts 10 inc
amount Of over 900 stolen from MS pocket '
49, hetueen II and 10 M. He does not exactly know
.he, the theft was committed. He stepped into the
PostOeHcs to make an inquiry, and while in the ioppy
some person rushed by and jostled him Soon air ne
was osted by two three persons together whe pass
ing along Dey-s and presently he dscoyered Una. a'
ssiie, was missing Payment Immediately stopped
% That the bank loses nothing and suffers no lncohveh
enee except the trouble of obtaining duplicates OF INT
lnafnn
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was small and did not include Mr.. Tweed who was de
tsined at Albany Among those present were the hon
ArerOn Sullivan Judge Fa spenSs re I1nS s
and Ryron M pickett At 1890, dancing began,
and continued ant u O'CLOCK v wnsn an bns o Mr.
Tweed executed by Byron M. Pickett for presentation
TO Tammany Han The bust vas 1nys t 0h .h som0I
mening the artist Mr.. Pickett responded orleny, anu
the COMPANY then sat down TO supper after when oahc
ing resumed and continued unaii 10" nun VIZ
mn
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IAnnouneemsnu.
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q, esl are strictly STANDARD and Uniform in quality"
"'0' PARK TnFoRD, Tventars st. and Broadway
"soh them for years. Growing IN favor" =, o.
Chambers and Forty second ~ and Broadway
For sals BY all 6rst-elaxs GTooer and DruggsA