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WASHINGTON.
Secretary Bristows Opposition
to Mullett's Policy.
Layish Expenditures for Public
Buildings to Be Stopped.
Difficulty of Securing a Com
potent Successor.
Trespassers in the Black Hills
Region to Be Removed.
Mr.. E. B. Washburne Certainly
Coming Home.
Els Visit Has No Political Signi6-
Ca106s
A New and Admirable Scheme for Co..
lecting Foreign Postage.
Evidence that Washington Was
Not a Good Telnplar.
Mr. E. B. Washburne Certainly
Coming Home.
Els Visit Has No Political Signi6-
canoe.
A New and Admirable Scheme for Co..
iecting Foreign Postage.
Evidence that Washington Was
Not a Good Telnplar.


MULLETT.
. THE dHAcEs OF HUMANITY AT S4.U00 YEAR.
Special Dispateh to 1Hr Ch,eaao Tribune.
WARRINGTON, u. g., Nov. 24.-Architect Mul-
lett In convorsing upon Ills recent resignation
and tho forvil heat in which It was tondered ia
reported to havo aaid: "Can you oypeot to got
all tho graccs Of humanity for 81, 600 a yoar7"
Secretary Driatow will encounter this difficulty
In securing person to I'LL tho vacancy. Tho
auary is not sufficient to induce men of standing
in their profcgAion to accept tho place. Tue
gentleman in Philadelphia to whom tho posi-
ton is reported to havo boon tendered Is
understood to ho IN tho recoipt Of q pro-
fesalonal income very much larger than TINT
ties for d,splay Of architectural skill aro not SO
grcnt aB thoY wero at the commencement Of tho
hlulIost administration, Most of the loading
cities have seeu1eA large buildings, and 1t is not
be ~ iiberal in thu appropriation Of money for
public buildings aB has beon the case during tho
last decade. The principal work non Of tho
TroaBury architect will bo to complete tho build
iugs
ACCORDING TO Mu1IE1T's PLANS,
which cannot be changed. It il known. moro
oyer, thnt one Of The causes Of difference botwcen
Mullett and hlB chiof was. that BriHtow d4ts not
| approve Of continuing tho policy Of 9foetiug
Huch elaborate aud expansive public atrlcturos,
and belteves that simpler and moro substantial
edi6ces arc bottor adapted to pupllo purposes
mud to The peoples purse. It il believed that #
tho present tendor of tho succession Is not ao-
| captad by tho Philadelphia architect, Gen.. Brls~
| tow will select Western man.
NO SUCCESSOR APPOINTED YET.
[1o The Il 4asoeiatcd Iress1
WAsn1NOrOH, D. G., Nov. 2f.-Ihe Secretary
| Of the Treasury has not yet tonuored to auy ono
tho position Of Supervising Arohitoct. Tic
! pa.ncn OF several PERSONS residing in Chicago,
Philadelphia, aud Now York have been mem
tionod, hut tho Secretary eays it il bis losro to
| making the appointment.
, 1874-11-25

Special Diatuteb n The Chlea9o Tribune.
KoxoMo, Ind, Nov. 24.-A young nsan by tho
nams Of Stevens started from rarmors, living
noar, ,Attica, to hia tathes's who resides here,
no trnco ca1 DO got of his whereabouts. Tho
farmer with whom ho lyod sayB he loft about
o'clock in tho morning, Ohildreu passing down
to school Ut that tlmo. and nolghborn along tho
father loft this evening. with men. to search tho
country whore tho boy lived. II IN thought the
boy could not poHsibly have loft without homo
ono soong him 80.
, 1874-11-25

San TnAsc1sco CAL, Nov. al. Il. Robin
SOL, Assistant Solicitor Of tim Treasury Depart
mout, is in tho city. Through hls oaicoa
lorna, demand hns boen nado upon the Central
pacAo Iairoad Company for por cont Of its
net oarnings Binco its completion:
In tho caso of the German bondholders Vs.
tho California paciAo Railroad Company, in tue
United Sta!oH District Court to-tlny, the counsel
for tho Company obtacted to tho Jurisdiction Of
tho Court. Tho objections were 1llod, but III yot
no leciaion rendered.
There has beon a generally distributed rain
storm since Saturday night, 1ooaiug collara and
basosnen,a In tho lower part OF the city. It has
caused dnnlngo to about $40, 900.
, 1874-11-25

Nrv yonr Nov 24.-A hurricane nassod oyor
o-' A" s,o.t aro,,;no o.,,s,n,' r ,1o,oa,r. T.,
lTeh'oh' ~ W iass o,'as ea ear@as nna uauasu -
tlat CITY to tho amount ol Soa,ooo, hAn 10 tno
country north Of Trcnton, $4,000 or 100000
IN moro. 40 far as known,
n trronton nro5loua row of sir bonaos on
- 1,,;,,s,a .I.,, t,,a ,vas1.;,a.o,,
Market, Goding'a Hint mill, figl g. Groen'sHaw-
mill, Hutclliuson'a bow factory, WatBon's foun-
f1rv.' and a portion of tho Catholic pnrsou-
49, 49, 1870 ,,roorod nootu m Tia rivcr voro
nse, "1.o III haot.soaoa and a1,ada 10 entro,y ;1o.
ap5M1s, pM, II -" 4'Aou'0' "Ao 'A3SAN
'noAe"'u' ro,ru ppnsoxa r,,1rn.
."nas .,.a, i.in's, frnn " tra;n nm +bo
q n1aheu'"! maa p'g"i V".,aat, % o,,d r;itna Tsn
belFlueto " Ho!nm"tp l'a1ta oo III, ~. 1@9' "0
other porsonH IN Trenton Wero hl11oa'
ofEnFAo~EIn; I3;,4,,.,.1 ox,
Tho meadows naos & o5 1 G'1noe1.tpots "a. t1 moIo
, 1874-11-25

Special Di3},atch to Y.he Chica0o Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. G., Nov. AN. J. McGrath,
Of thu Chicago Post- Office. iB hero for the pur-
pose, among other things. Of aubmittipg to tho
Postmaster Goueral n echome for collecting the
postage on foreign unpaid mattor. The report
Of tho Postmaster-0 General showH that tho
amount Of postage collected from this source
during tho last fiscal year was only 1886, 900.
The lowest ostmate OF tho Department Of tho
amount sghch should bo received annually from
this source il :t,000,000. At least 9700, 600 nre
lost each year through tho defects OF the present
system ol collecting tho postage and tho entire
abscslce of checks upon the Postmasters. undor
the present Systoin tho clerks in railway postal
cara Or routo aGonts whonever.
FOREIGN LETTER
is discovered unpaid, a!l'x to It bill. which goes
with tho lottor to Tho place Of destination. The
postal clerks keep no record Of those bills. and
the only knowledge TINT the Department Inns
that tho bil!B havo been aont is tho receipt from
4 Postmaster Of the amount charged. Tho dllli-
Guilty with tho Department hitherto in attempting
to correct this ovil hnB bcon that checkupon thu
Postmaster could ba doY,sod which would not in
volye groater expouBe than tho amount which
itwould sayo Tho plan 1>roposod by McGrath
does provide tho check at scarcely any additional
cost to tho Government, and mikes it certaiu
that the Department ut Washington vii! hayo an
exact knowledge Ut tho amount OF
U$PA1D rosTAL MATTER
received by every Postmaster. The plan pro-
poses that at wlataro called tho exchange oicoH,
where foreign malls enter (Boaton, New York,
philadelphiat Baltimore Chicago, Now 0rleanut
and San Francisco where tho facitloH for doing
tho work exst). record shall DO kept
Of oil forctgn-paid mattor received for dlstribu-
tion or dispatch, anti that this amount shall be
charged respectively to tho Offices OF tlestna-
tion. Tho Postmastora OF the exchange oicaH
ara to ronder quarterly atatonout Ut tho sum to
tho Auditor Of tho Post-Otico Department. The
postmastors at the plaoee Of destination are also
to roAler u quarterly statement, III which an &C.
oouut is given Of tha unpaid matter collected.
TIC saon1ont Of tho FoBtmaatera ut tho places
of destination must of necessIty correspond with
tho statements soceiyaa by tho Auditor OF tho
poRt-O O!co Department from tho several ex-
change olices.
4 DISCREPANCY
would Bhow thai the PoatmaBtors at tho pince OF
destination wore dishonest or noglectful., Tho
mechanism Of tho achenlo ia very simple and
consists for tho most part Of q aorioa Of pigeou-
ho|c caRea. A careful computation ehows that
tho only additional oxponso would bo 81, 600 tor
additional clerk l,re Mt the exchange oh4ces. Ite
amount Of annual saving to bo objected by this
plan ia $700, 200.
, 1874-11-25

LITTLE nooK, Ark, Nov. M,-S. ". Williams
and j. L. Withoranoon wero to-day appointed by
Gov Garland Special Judges Of the Supreme
Court to hear cases in which tho regular Judgoa
are disqualified.
Tho Gazet!e this morning publishes the
proclamation Of Gov. Garland offorpg a rowh1d
Of 81 600 for tho capture Of Smith, and $500 for
Whooler.
In tho HouHo to-day bill passed. appropriate
ing S1d, 900 in currency to pay tho contingent
e1ponsoH OF the General Assembly.
The Senate Joint resolution to appoint com.
mitteo to inquire into tho election Of Senator
Dorsoy Was made tue special order for to-nlor-
row.
, 1874-11-25
SALT LAKE CITY ITEMS.

SALT LAKE, Nov. 2I.-Tho tlial OF George
@. Cannon, under indictment ::or polygamy aud
1aHuiyioua oohabitation. llau boon postponed till
tho DecDmbcr term Of court.
pulloo~Justico Clinton aud aovorat policemen
haye beon sued for tho destruction Of furniture
eud wearing apparel in house OF ill-fRmo III
this city two yoata ago. Tho establishment lay-
ing buen declared nuisance, tho parties pro-
oeedcd to abato tt by tho obstruction Of eyery-
thing IN tho premises,
, 1874-11-25
KNIGHTS TEMpLAR.

Speciat Dtsuatch to Thd Chicaao Tribune.
SnAwSEErowN, ILL.,, Nov. 24.-Yho Elwood
Commandssy, Of Springfield, nuAbeyng l29, in-
special train from Springfield to-day at o'clock
anu proceeded OH Board OF tho Peerloss, Nom
phis, and Evansville packet ldlowi!d tos Nev
Orleuns, to attend tho grind concaye Of thu
Catutnaa1ory Of tho United 6tates.. Thoy Wort
accompanied by q band OF music and q numboi
Of newspaper rsposters. They vii! be absenf
tWeuty-llye DAYS.
, 1874-11-25
wALTHAM WATCHES.
THE NEW
WA]Ii'I'.H}[.Al!.Nl[

Tho psat twelvo months ut the Waltham
Watch Factory havo been tho busiest In tho
Company'a history. sovoral wholly now
stem-windtng Watches havo boen produced.
and great improvements have boon ef1ooted
standard wntobo.. rnt5t now thov include
oVory slao' IN both key and atom winding,
tn"s oan oe oos1reo' Oh oVofy 9uaa1tg aao oi
o'orS PRICE, ~ tno sau1o @ln'e NJ" 'n'on'
etoAo A-A AAAAOAA-AoAJ3 AAA OsAA0A @AA Il" eSSA~-
, 1874-11-25

s,vc;a, Dkuateh ia The Ch't1ao 1fibHne.
,Drssin1%rs, Ia,, Nov. a.-Ihe majority Of
n,tb1,o asntin,ont throughout tho state appeara
to hn IN fayor OF y WosIorn man for sllcoeaHor to
Dishop Lue. Eastcr1, men arc eonaideroa to bo
tinoturad with Rituallsm. -.
, 1874-11-25
TtIE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. D. G., NOV. 2i.-For tue Uppel
Inks soHlou aMd tho Northwest, clear or taia
weather, westorly winds, backing to souths1ly.
low but s!sins temperature.
, 1874-11-25
1PE FLAX DUTY.

NEW YonE. Noy, 2l-Tl.o linen trade Of thh
city has adonted resolutions recommending I
uniform duty not exceeding 35 por cont upon al
Aax Eooda, sud TINT CouGrosa Iopea1 u! aetf
allowing commission upon brokerage tfanspos'
tatiou, shipping, eto.
, 1874-11-25

~ Aft1H1kIt
l.. F.:

spfcta{ DaspatcA to 1Ae Chicago Tribune.
~ N11LwAuKEE. Nov. 2l.-There III no truth In
+,,n sensational accU4lnt Of tue oss 1T tho BeAoon-
ors L. potito md FelicstouA. toographod from
tbIs oity to tho Times ald IHtet OGeaa.
, 1874-11-25
Ready Saturday, November 28.

volume Of ossays by Prof. ". q. Wtkinson. uudos
thu title Of IN FlsIiM LANCE IN THE FIELD or
LIFE AND LETTERS," vol, Emo, al.6o. NUM-
ber Of tho cs&ays In thla volume viii be focoenizad
having appeared In various posiodieas where theJ At.
traoted marked attention. Hhlo othor papes Will be
10 the general public.
Prof Wilkinson IL Holl known to tho country through
hts sbo contributions to tho Independent and other ps
pesa Tha puspoaes at tho book deearod In Tho FOL-
lowing oonuae pFefacd'
.Tho tItle to ths volume not to b road In boser.
ant son.s rhe chIof emphas seas the noun bus
on ho aA}esflys. Ia Short u u declaration Of inde
oendonce aud not tecsratlon Of WAT. It claims its
u.iacatoa eluapl4 In that spirit of roedo from pro-
sonton and convention, In tho oxososo Of which,
tho author h1s pleased himself with boesinE' tho ssys
weto xz!ttsa."
ALSO ON SAME DAY,
LORD MAOAULAY'1 ESSAYS. in ono volume, o!c-
CAVITY houud Ia oloth With no stoo1 portrait Of tho
eutnpE $3.50; paper oososs also.
ALBEAT MASON, Publisher. Nen York.
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HOME LIFE IN THE BIBLE.

BY the author Of "Nieht Scenes IN The
Bible and "our Fathers House." of
which nearly 100000 have been sold.
n0me Life is commended by ministers
Of all churches as ''the authors beat hook i,
fuil OF precious thoughts" ssTluths
precious rs gems" "a choice book for cv-
cry family" dc. Steel engravings, rose
paper, rich binding and for rapid sale I'M
equaled. AGENTS. Young Men, Ladies.
teachers and Clergymen, wanted in every
county; N5 20 $50 per month. Send for
circular. zIEGLEk 4 M,CJjRDY, bIs
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@KIN DIREAaES.

ACNE Pimples--Islackhead Symp.
toms: Hard, small pimples, with black
points, most numerous In the checks, fore
head and nose.
PRuRIao, Intense Ttching,) which be-
gins when the clothing il removed In
creased by the warmth Of the bed. No
eruption except that produced by scratch
ing.
TIE above and all Skin diseases porma-
nently cured. Entire cost OF treatment,
dress Or. J. NJ. vandyke, li26 Walnut ST.,
Philadelphia. w59 Inn
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PHrLADEnPHfA, March Is. = The
Democratic State Central Committe
resolved to hold the State Convection
in Pittsburgh in May. A resolution
was adopted that where representative
and senatorial delegates have been
already selected. tliey shall be taken
to be, delegates from the districts in
which they severally reside, and that
elections shall be held for all other
districts not represented or not fully
represented in accordance with and
on the basis Of the apportionment.
The new elections shall be held at
such times aud places as the City or
County Executive Committee shall
designate.
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Allegheny Valley Rail Road.

ON AND amer Monday Feb. 2. Trains
~ will run as fcllows-tP Philadelphia
Trains leave OIL City for Pittsburgh at
2:l5 p. pa. !: As a. IN. arriving at Pittsburgh
at 1905. and 500 D. m.
Brady's bend Accommodation leaves
Oil City at 5;l2 p m. arriving ut Brady's
Bend at 1856 p. M. s
Trains leave Pittsburgh for Oil City at
$50 =. m. anc 800 p. M, arriving In Oil
City at 2:33 and 9;45 p. m.
Oil City accommodation leaves Brady's
Bend at $50 a. m. arriving in Oil City at
l2:05 p. m.
Trains leave Oil City for Buffalo st e:is
P. m. e:20 a. m, and $50 a. m. arriving in
Bufiatlo at 8:5o u. IN. l:l0 g. n. and 1925 D. m.
Trains leave Buffalo for Oil City at sos
p. m. and 1925 p. IN. arriving at Oil City at
2:i0 p. m. and B:20 p. m.
All trains given above run through from
Pittsburgh to Buffalo and return, without
change OF ears. Trains run ON Philhdel-
phia time, which is 20 minutes faster than
Pittsburgh time. The time at Buffalo Is
l.. 3. q M. s. Ry time which Is 28 minutes
slower than Philadelphia time.
At Red Bank Junction this road con-
with the Eastern Extension which runs 70
Brook viIle, leaving Red Bank at 1i.45a a. IN.
and 1850 a. m. arriving in Brookville at
ESQ and l2:l0p. m.
The train leaving Red Bank at HAS D. m.
arrives at Reynoldsville at $40 p. m.
J. j. LAWRENCE,
T. M. KING, GepI. Sup't.
Asst. Supt.
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The river was in good rafting
condition the latter pars Of last week,
and hundreds OF RATS If boards and
square timber were run out. The
freshet being so early, and very soon
after the recent cold snap. only a part
of the timber was RATED in. There
was not near as much timber taken
out this year as usual owing 70 the
monetary panic. and scarcity Of snow.
The prospects are good for q fair mar
ket this season, though the want Of
money may make cash sales difficult.
= Clarion Democrat
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"A statement prepared by the Di.
rector of the Mint shows the amount
Of gold and silver bullion, including
abraded and foreign coin, operated up.
on at the Mints at Philadelphia aud
San Francisco, aud Assay Office, New
York, during the six months ending
December S1st, 1878, to have been
sec, ,SS1 ,666 "a. or $36,279, ,956 more
thas for the same period Of the year
1872.
The gain to the stock of coin in the
country during the first six months OF
the current fiscal year is given at
about $50. 600, 900 gold and 81, ,OOO,-
600 silver. The number of trade d oil.
lars issued was 81, ,225, 900.
The State fish Matching house at
Donegal, three miles from Marietta,
has proved an entire success. Enough
fish have been hatcbed to supply the
eastern streams, and attention will
soon be directed To those in the ives.
tern part oft State. Inc I.incinal
difficulty n.this consists in the fact
that our rivers extend through sever.
al States, and il is proposed TO supply
our streams with such fish rs remain
near their Matching grounds. The
State has employed. but small
amount of money in developing its
fisheries, but the enterprise has been
very successful, as far as carried.
The opinion held by many that
the building Of our railroads depends
largely ON foreign capital is an erro.
neous one. According to the Ameri.
can and Gasette, the whole amount
invested in railroads in America is
$4,000, 900, 900. and scarcely ten per
cent. of it is owned abroad.
Make money fast and honoraoIy,
$3.50 per day, or s75 per week, by
at once apply for territorial right,
(which are given free to agents. to
sell the best. strongest, most useful,
and rapid selling Sewing Machine, and
Patent Button Hole Worker, ever used
or recommended by families, or buy
one for your own use it is only SIS.
Sent free everywhere by express. Ad-
dress for particulars jerome B. Hud-
son Il Co.. Cor. Greenwich & Cort.
landt Sts., N. Y. ~ 256m
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MIIROER viii outi Truth Triumph
" "otstLt ant Agents, old and young.
male and female, make more selling our
American Jewelry Books and Games than
At anything else. Greatest inducements
to agents and purchasers. Catalogues.
and full particulars sent free to all. Ad,
dress P. 0. vICKERY. Augusta, Nc. SO 4
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White Load, perfectly purs. ssld naueh
cheaper than formerly, ..-
Also all kinds OF Oils, Kerosene. Tur-
pentins, Bcnzine, Toilet Articles, Per-
famsriess &C., for sale cheap.
JAS. X. FoNEs.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH rs, ls1L
The following items are from the
BroOkyille Republicaa Of last week:


Brookyille RepuJlican of last week:
On Monday night last, the store OF
Messrs. Steiner & Riuert, al Knoxville,
was broken open and a small amount
of money and over $500 worth of goods
stolen. The door of the store was
pried open with crow.bar. No clue
10 the perpetrators, but small portions
Of goods found on tho Punxsutawney
road would indicate that they had
gone in that direction.
Ishelman q Son, of Dowllngville,
Keepers of country store, were visited
on Saturday night by some rob.
bers, who helped lelves TO the
amount of about So and the con-
tents Of the money drawer, about $50.
The same tactics we're used as at Knox
vile, the bolt of the lock being pried
of with some kind of heavy lever.
and 1t is possible the same parties were
interested in the deed.
During tho latter part of last week
there was fine rafting food in Red
bank creek, and large number Of
RATS we're safely run to the river.
There seems 10 be quite lack of the
usual hurry auong lumbermen at this
season Of the year, occasionsd doubt
less by the diminished amount of
stock that is on hands to be marketed
by the old process. We understand
that nearly 100000 feet Of boards per
day have been shipped by tho cars dur
ing the past month, which, with the
mali stock on hands. will make faN-
ing rather short job this spring.
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BUILDING FELT

No Tar usedl, for outside work and in
side, instead OF plaster. Felt Carpetings,
@f:, Send two Scent stamps for circular
and ssT"Ples. G. FAY. tSn,den. \. !.
i2-It
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BUY J.&P. COATS BLACK |
THREAD for your MACHINE. |
FITS AND EPILEPsY

positively cured. Tho worst cases, of
longest standing, by using DIR. HEB
BARD'S CURE. Abottle sent Free TO all
addressing. J. L. Dibbleo, Druggist, si4
olh ave, N. 4. so At
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&OSO0 A YEAR MADE
P%COO WITH OUR SrLEN DID
G0MRlNArtAna aanonGn~,.o

II represents sample pages and style Of
useful books, that sell in every family.
Best thing ever tried by Canvassers.
Agents Wanted. to make a permanent
business on these works In every county.
Prospectus sent postpaid on reecipt Of
price, $3.50. For circulars and liberal
terms, address JOHN Il. POTTER q CO.,
Publishers, Philadelphia, Pa. w3s At
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Tho Oldest aud most reliable Institution
for obtaining Mercantile Fdncation. For
Circulars write to p. DUFF& SONS,
woo 4w Pittsburgh, Pa
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Tho Republican once

II EEPS constantly ON hand large as
IN sortmcnt Of Blank Deeds, Mortgages
Subppnas, Warrants, Summons, &c. TO
be sold cheap for eash. IT,
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--Col. v. G. Terrell, the CovingLon
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
merciai, shot and killed Hon. Harvey
Meyers, in Covington, Kentucky, on
Saturday. Both were very prominent
men in Kentucky politics. The shoot.
ing was the result ofa lopg-standiDg
grudge.
The great event of the year,
among university and sporting men in
England, is the ANIMAL boat race be-
tween the Cambridge and Oxford
clnbes That for this year came off on
the Thames on Saturday. The course
was the same as that rowsd over when
the American club contested with the
Oxfords. The Cambridge crew came
off victors 10 the race Saturday, and
received the plaudits of a throng Of
adniring lricnds
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w RITE TO m E.

CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT - At
~ Home, Male or Female, $50 to 500 a
week warranted. No capital required. Full
particulars and valuable sample sent
free. Address, with 8 cf., return stamn
A. d. Young, 29O Fifth st. Williamsburgh,
n. \, w40 Am
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NEBRASKA GRIST MILL.

VtHE GRIST MILL At Nebraska Q.acy-
Il town. Forest county, has been thor
oughly overhauled and refttod in first
class order. and is now running and doing
all kinds of
CT STOM G. Rim DING.
FLOUR,
FEED, AND OATS.
Constantly on hand, and sold at the very
lowest figures. X.
4s-sm ~ n. W. LEpRBU