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THE INTER.OCEAN,

THE INTER-OCEAN,
TIE REPUBLICAN PAPER FOR 1873.
Encouraged by the favor with which the
Inter Ocean has been received, the propri-
etor has enlarged it to a -, $;
TEN COLUMN FOLlO PAPER.
Forty Large Columns Of Reading Matters
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of the principles Of the Republican Party.
During the political campaign just closed
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Northern Pacific Railroad.


DIVISION.
- Leave
st. Paul =
7.s0 4. A.-For: Duluth, connecting at Thompson
junction with trains for Brainerd and
II AUrehead. 80
Arrive at Duluth 3.45 p. "a. Brainerd,
:, S;3op m
10 4. n and
4.30p. A.-For saltwater
Arrive at Saltwater, 900 a. NJ and
6.35 y. NJ.
Minneapolis.
ITO A.A.-For Saltwater and Duluth, connecting
at Thompson j .nctlon with trains for
Braiuerd AMI Morehead.
Arrive az Duluth BIS pm, Brainerd
$3.50 y. m , Saltwater ga IN.
e12 p.M-For Chaska, Carver and Sioux City juno.
.tion.
Arrive chaska, 7.4o and Carver at $50
Arriye Sioux City function $50 D. m.
1920 A. M.-For St. Paul, Minneapolis, Saltwater.
and roads diverging from St. Paul
Arrive st. Paul $40, Minneapolis 100
pm.
725 A. n For st. Paul and Duluth,
445-P NJ For st. Paul and Minneapolis.
g: : ArIiveSt. Paul sos a nj, and $40 m
Arrive Mimi apoiis 90 p. m.
.. Arrive Duluth $40 pm.
Sioux City Junct
600 A. A.--For Minneapolis
Leave Carver GAO q. m. and Chaska
6.52 4. III.
Arrive ar Minneapolis SIS q. IN.
w. w. aUNGERFORD.
Gen. Superintendent.
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Harper's Bazaar.
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Notices Of the Ress.
s.: The Bdsar 10 edited with contribution
OF taet and: talent that No seldom lind in
Any journal; and the journal itself j.. the
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Guarantee Fund:

Bank and other stocks a. per following
schedule: so shares First National Bank
Of Rochester, 80 First National Bank Of
Wlaons, 80 Second Nationsl Bank Of st.
Paul, 20 First Nationsl Bank Of Red Wing,
205 First National Bank Of St. Paul., 60
State National Bank Of Minneapolis. 60
City Bank 81 st. Paul, and IS shares OF
Preferred Stock st. Paul g. Sioux City
Railroad Company. VI H..
Par Value. Market Value. -.
$53,000.00' S72,250.00
tTThe abeve described fund is
deposited with the State: IEsur-
ance Commissioner tree Of inter-
est and 10 pledged to remain
there free Of interest or other ex-
pente to tho Company, Is long
as it. needs TO: hold tho fund for !
the security Of ita policy holders.]
ADvAn TAGESS OFFERED BY THIS
IS G0MPknf
+" II keeps thG uonsy III tho State.
:. 5ltinsursg Rsmales without extra risk; ::
Il y ss!ihsral - il consistent with .psr-
fset security. s.. ...,:..~..: ~
II Is conducted BY men wllhose int,4rity
Of character and business ability afe vail
known throughout the State.
It receives high rate Of interest on.its
loans.
It's rate Of mortality must b Low BY rsa-
sen'of the healthful climate If Niunssota
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IN Td9 hOHFaW1ST. -.
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( ,HlCAGO, MILWAUKEE T. ST. PAUL
RAILWAY. :.n,
Postal, Express ana Telegraph.
ALL RAIL LINE
MILWAUKEE, cAiGAao, NEW YORK,
80 NEW ENGLAND AND THE
,, CANADAS,
i.el.diag ali Bastsrn, Southern, and Southwestern
points.
Trims leave 81. Paul depot, foot of Robert street. as
:: Fer Hastings, Red Wing, Lake City, Reed. Land
ing, "shsshs, Ainnsiska, Winon., La Crosse, NIL
waakee, Chicago aud East SDnth. 1,
aS:x 81 p: IA: Aail Tram. Sundays excepted. -.
6.1e. p. n. Through kxpress, saturdays excepted
viii SHAPING CAk from 81: Paul.
THROUGH
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
;: -!.1 TO: cHICAGO. =:
and connecting with the Sis p. m. trans In Chi
Trains by this route will arrive at St. Paul At
5.15 m. and y. 80 p.m.
By this line Passengers 1.u view all the magnif-
annoying delays river nsvigation Or the gust and
$50 m. Mail and E1 ress for McGregor
Prairie du Chem, Milwaukee, Chicago
xcaregor trains will arrive at st. Paul at .o5 IN
| BAGuAuE il CHECKED
tv all partsof the
| UNITED STATES.
Passengers should purchase their tickets via MIL
WAvKE, in order to secure all the advantages OF
| his liue.
For Minneapolis.
Leave st. Paul........ A. M
Leave 81 rsui ''''...... lE2O q. m.
Leave o. naai -'"-''. 23o pm.
Leave 0ts 68uI....... 4:OO y.
THROUGH TICKETS t. all points East, West
| South, and SLEEPING CAR BEkTHS secured on ap
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S:S: MERRILL, General Manager.
| J.C. GAULT, Asst. Gen. Mauager.
Az. a. tAkPENTEk, Gen. Passenger Agent
OF PRIOR, Dlvlscn Superintendent.
| IA. CHAN OLEk, Gsnelai agent.
Once corner THIRD aud .Jscksen Streets. and q
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I suffered with catarh Thirty vear. .na --L,
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81 to 900 per dayl Agents wante dl :: An
n :tx young or old, make more mon. * .work9 sr
us IN their spare moments, or all II { tim than ~
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sHARPER'S MAGAZINE.

Notices Of the Pres.
The evsr-incressing circulation Of this
poSer .ra
Indeed. when We think into how many
honsaFit psnetra'es every month, We must
consider itss one: Of tie educators 90 we'll
% entertainers Of the public mind, for its
vast popularity has been won by no appeal
TO stupid prejudioes or depraved tastes
Bosto1 GLOBE.
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Working Glass SO %.1 as. Sfsa :s.1s1I!.i
s*s. :t home, day os s3enies
psckage OF goods sent FREQ BY mail, Address with
land Street, N, Y. .oout y
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There i in pari, an AGED woman vino has
for iifv years supported herself 10y an in
dustry of which. We believe, she enjoys a
complete monopoly. She supplies the Gar
den at Accumulation in Paris with food Tor
the pheasaniS. which food consists entirely oi
ants eggs. These shc collects i'm the woods
around Paris, and receives about l2i. for the
quantity she brings back from each of her
foraging expeditions. These generally last
three or four day, during which she sleeps
on the field of action in order To watch The
insects at dawn. and to find her way 10 their
treasures. She i almost devourcd 10y the
ants, an inconvenience of which she takes n"
notice. but at The end of her harvest lime,
which lasts from the month of June I" The
end Of September. her whole body l. IN q ira
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\ Niagara special to the thicas" Irt6"h'
of The a;,h State, that Professor Ballene,
from France. crossed the Niagara River, The
day before, on tight rope, 1890 feet long,
oppnsiic the Clinton house, in sixteen min
ME-. Returning To the center, he cast MS
cloak and balance pole into the river ana
then Jumped of into the water beneath, u>-
,apcc of 40 feet, and disappearing for a
few seconds. after which hc rose to the sur-
mcc. and was picked up by men waiting
and went ashore in a small boat.
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How f,eurr,tI Banks Departed ir"ns the S""i
andoah Valley.

John Paul in the New York Tribune
met General Banks at a pleasant piCn3g IN
Mr.. Frank T.csIic's grounds on Saturday. 1t
was ON tive bank, of "Loncly Lake and
Il ere were waterfalls and fountains, mO'~''S
and ferns. cold chicken aud cold Champaguc,
to the hearts content II gricycd nse that thc
General does moi remember how we trayC&d
in company once; but the circumstances we're
not very favorable for photography, perhaps
We were travelling ont ct the Shenandoah
Valley, aua mancuvcring very successfully 20
draw Stpucwall jackson along i'm eur rCar.
Not q man ~ us but ~WOrc that the TshCl GFn-
cral should rot get to Massachusetts. bctnrr
We did that the foul invader should not Set
foot on the frontier OF Our native State with
out finding H. Stcmly confronting him in the
interior. And II was only necessary 10 ga2e
once i'm each soldiers face To see that the hat
cd enemy could not capture IL NlthDat
Sicppinw over the boundary lines and viola
iinr the territory of Maine. | wished several
times during the recent race, that [ had the
gray mare | rode through that campaign her,
IA enter for some of the PURSES. The bursts OF
snrrd which that faithful creature shove,
an several occasions would pass belief il voi
did not know lust how near the detrStcd fc
rnttnus Al times. Ii NAV not be that I won An,
.nur, in the Shenandoah, hut hnl pair L
! star, in with. and | used them well comin
out No. am confident that no one won am
SPURS down there, though We played Siraigl
poker for most every thing else, and | lo'
my blankets once Ia cavalry Captain, VIII
subsequently had no need for them. Bui tn
i DEPRESSING. You may not think me
hero from all this, hat who is II her" 4" h
! Valley,
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Twcuty-,igM Chinese women, imported
for Slaves, arrived in san Francisco "A short
time since. and the women. gaudily dcckcd
out Tor the auction block, were taken 10 the
mouse OF a leading Chinese merchant, who
had bought thcm.in Hong Kong ON "a specu.
laIion The sale took placcon one of the
principal Chinese alleys, and, aS might I've
expected, created great iluttcr of excite
mcnt among the Chinese merchants, hrujhCl
keepers, and wealthy roucS, the consignment
being, from a Chinese stand point, superior in
beauty To that of any yet received. The bid
ding was spirited and the young and prcpos
SeSsing beauties brought sums ranging from
500 Ia 500, while one oliyc.hued, almond
eyed. dainty footed, and tlat-noSed girl, JUS
entering her teens, was knocked down 10 al
ugly. lccherouS, toOthlcss old Mongolian fol
$50. The old ones brought from Sl2j tC
SEQ. These Chinese women have no Scrup
I les in being thus disposed Of and rcligiousIy
believe that they are a solemply hound L
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N THE ~WING.


Baby and J
Are going 10 e"'h-
Boy, come and p'i'h H.
That just me ''I'h-
Now wc come down.
Tn m the applr-ircr
Down to the ground
Dear little head
Llc- on my breast
Trusting and safe
Asa bird i'm its net
80 matter how .wl'llE
How low or how lll-A
We're pleasantly 'WlhSh'%
Baby and f.
In i'm the applr-lrr''
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Johnny Muggins? Yes, know him,
IS rot conscience weighs q ton,
lgirsyc its conscience wot he calls it,,
But the cusS don't have no fun,
He's the sort that grows up inter
Christian statesmen on the make;
LAWN back, all meek and piou~,
For to have their little rake,
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COLWELL, CLARK & CO.

Have on hand LUMBER Of all grade
Lath, Lime, Hair, Plaster, Ccmcnt
and Brick, Sewer Pipe, Drain Tile
Dimension and Cut Stone, Ottawa
and Joliet Bubble Stone, Builders
Hardware Of all descriptions, and
Nails. Also Glass and Putty, Build
ing Paper, DC.
The whole Of the above material,
having been purchased at the loves
wholesale figures, we will either sell
or use them at the lowest market
figures. Being extensively engage
in the
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rns roorBlACk INTERVIEWED.
IN rELEG ARKWRIGHI

Boot. Is raythcr rusty lookin'i
Shle 'em up, sir;-wh'd d'y say:
Finds yrrsclf Il triilc curious
Wlnts L interview me, hey
Wl,, the price of intcryicwin,
C0nsidcrin' how the market @oc''
I. bout the same rs fur polish
cot dime abont yer clos
II.
Thank what's about the aggrr
My opinion : yally'd at;
Interviews is q'otcd risin'--
BE kivcrcd-dou't remove yer hat
When the Mare is maxim pintmcn's,
his wits don't come to time.
Mine is allus at his saryice,
Aud the regular pays dime.
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|, real uu.<NKS. oF RECULAE EnINS
u or pfn,tl % Cffc-, y toNNN ' "
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Reckon Johns little spooncy
On certain gal We knows,
Who pursoos the boquct bizAcs-.
FoW, what chance d you suppose
J0hnuy's got agin natty
Fclicr o nay shape and size?
Fur the gal amt no way foolish
An y never see SIGH eyes,
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Gals and women, Us ! sees 'em,
Knucklcs down to men that's gay;
Not to conscience prcachln' blowers
That's the sort they gives away.
What they want is sutthin' gallus,
Chaps that travels on their style,
BOOSTERS up to scoOpiu' rhino,
Not arcard to spend their pile.
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Wen, tui, iutcryicwin', rcd-hot
wen we got the time 10 spend
But fear, we're tired Of it
No? Wen, then, | am, my friend
And, alorc We part forever,
weep not, we may meet pcrchanc,J
Don't y ',posc v might diskiycr
another "rccnback in yer pants:
--Nng lnk Gr0phie.
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Olgdg,rr raiago asd hnrres'rmmngS, BAN; rail ETC.
orr solicited and warranted ssti sCtuN. iuul5-u
n DttnWt ~ =. X. Mct8.
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bilier transactions, and their associates
had no authority to expel them for what
had been done in another Congress.
The debate on Tuesday was substantial
ly over the issue raised in the Butler re-
port, Mr.. Poland defending his own re-
port, and maintaining the right Of the
House to expel, while Butler and others
urged want of Jurisdiction.
It is pretty evident from the turn affairs
have taken that no vote Of expulsion can
possibly prevail by the necessary two
thirds. Mr. Ames's plea presented TO the
House was very Ingenious, making ia
vorable impression In his case
With the failure 70 expel Brooks and
Amas, proceedings against them so far as
Congress is concerned will virtually end,
bat it will be scmc time before the Credit
Mobilior is forgotten by the public. Much
undeserved censure has been cast upon
some members who took the stock, but
the lesson will be salutary though Sc
we're one for them, and render moro cir
cumspect in the future those who may &C.
cept trust either rs legislators or in other
capacities.
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Az @ U $ Il "a.
MORNING. Feb. 27, 1879.
CREDIT NOBHTER.

The discussion of the Credit Moblier
may be said to have commenced in the
House on Monday, with the introduction
of General Buffers report from the Com
mittee on the Judiciary. That report out
lined the opposition which he proposed to
make 10 the Poland committee report, as
well rs disposed of the question of inn
parchment, being substantially q very
adroit movement to get in the first word
upon the subject. But little was said in
the report of impeachment, it being sum-
marty disposed of as far rs Collax was
concerned, by discaIming the jurisdiction
OF one Congress TO supervise the actions of
members Of a former Congress. Even if
Mr.. ColfaX had been guilty of corrupt
acts as q member of the House and Speak
er, he cannot be tried for them while hold
ing the place of Vice President. OF course
this does not touch the question Of the
guilt or innocence Of Mr.. ColfaX, and
leaves him in q position not very pleasant
to say the least. Although not impeached,
he is not exonerated, while his character
has suffered by the Investigation. In re-
gard to Nh. Brooks, Bntler's report took
the ground that for malfeasance as gov
eminent director he could be impeachcd
and tried, hut that he could not be OK
PEELED as member of the House for Of
fences so committed. On the question of
expulsion it took direct issue with the Po-
land report, holding that the constituency
and not the representatives have the right
to be represented, and maintaining that
the Poland report struck at the root of rep
resentative government. The constitu-
them to Congress after the Credit No.
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Consumption can be Cured.
SCHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP,
SCHEsCK's SEAWEED TONIC,
NCHkNEEJS II n nR EL oil :

SCHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP,
SCHESCKs SEAWEED TONIC,
SCUkNCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
Are the only medicines that viii cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
Sometimes medicines that will stop cough wiz
often occasion the de n of the patient 1t locks mp
the liver, stops the circulation OF the blood heInor-
rhsge follows, and, in fact, cogging the action Of
the very organs that caused the cough.
Liver complaint anu dyspepsia are the causes Of
two-thirds of the cases Of consumption. Many are
now complaining with duh pain in the side, the
bowels sometimes costive and sometimes toe loose
tongue coated, pain in the shoulder blade, feeling
sometimes very restless, and Mt other times drow-
sy the food that s taken lies heavily on the stom-
ach, accompanied with aCdty and belchlng OF
wind. These symptoms usually originate from n
dlsordered condition of the stomach or torpid
liver Persons SO affected, If they take one or two
heavy colds, and If the cough in these cases be
suddenly stopped, the lungs, liver and stomach
clog, and remain torpid and inactive and before
the patient is aware Of his situation, the lungs
mass of sores, and liberated, and death is the In.
eyitable result.
Schenck's pulmonic SyrUr ia an,cxpectoraut,
which does not contain any opium, nor anything
calculated to check a cough suddenly.
SCheDck's Seawecd Tonic diseolVes the food.
mixes with the gastric juice 0fthe stomach digess
easily. nourishes the aystcm, and creates healthy
circulation of the blood. When the bowela are
cosve, skin sallow, and tho patient ia Of bilious
habit, Scbencks Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared by Or. !. III
SCHENCK 4 son, Northeast corner OF Sixth and
Arch streets, Philadelphia Pens, aud for sale bv
GEO. Z. GOODWIN 4 co ~ Hanover street
Boston, and John +. Henry, S College place, New
YorE, Wholesale agents.
Fer sale by Druggists generally. eod&wt