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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-05-14

NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
~ssnected townsman Joshua Green, ESQ,
arrived home last Sunday night, much I'M
rroved in health. AtJackson. Tenn, sick
lady was placed in his charge On arriving
al Winona the conductor promised to hold
tbe train until he could escort this isdy to
fbe hotel. The train, however, a.o'ed IN
hsfore Mr.. Green could ascend inc platform,
snd IN attempting To- do which n. was
,-inppd b, ais cloak which as hanging
on his arm. aud was thrown to Inc grouno
,.-txeen the track and the depot PLATFORM
very narrow space. He barely escaped
being crushed to atoms. 1t was known I'd
the train that he had attempted to gel
aboard. and being missed. the conductor
backed up. doubtless expecting to pick uI
What was left of citizen whom we couie
not we'll afford to spare.
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HALL OF JAcKscN. FIRE Co, No II
JACKs0E, May 4 1874

HALL OF jackson. FIRE Co, No /
Jackson, May 4 1874
WHEREAS IN the userUtabie wisdom and
n}y- FERROUS ordering Of an all wise Provi-
deucN, We are cal Ell to lament Cne decea-e
of ii true ana faithful member Of this COM
pany therefore be it
Res ,iued That ia the death of THOMAS
WHITE. the mem beers Of Jackson Fire Com
pany, No. ], realize that each has sustained a
personal loss; that our Company has never
borne upon lis rolls a gentleman OF move
generous pature o1. IF purer character, and
that we bear cheerful testimony 70 his gen
eral excellence as a fireman and citiz
whose life bore the fruits o au amiable dis
position and an honest heart.
Res0Lcca, That this Company viii ia
booty attend his remains to their last resting
place ant, rs % further aud perpetual token
IT respect, jJ i ordered thar "a page OF our
Record be SET part IL Mem0ftaDl for tAiS
ex preston OF our regret a}I RS yrct.
ReS0iU d, That suitably engrossed copy
Of these resolutions be furnished to the
family Of deceased. and to tine city papers
for publication.
J J.. B0WER, J
CHARLE5 DUDLEY. Committee.
JOH& -HARP.
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Through 50. LOufs 40 Ihe Far
West

II. Louis : attracting general attention as
being the shortest and most desirable way to
reach the far West. This great metropolis Of
over $50. 900 inhabitants, located in the Valley
OF the Mississippi, at the mouth of the Mis-
sour river watering upwards of COCO miles
of country, lays inviungly in the shortest pos
sible 70 re between the East and great West,
formsdby tie 81 LOUIS, Kansas CTty and North
era Short Line and connections This liae reaches
al re great aud grants Of the West, and runs
two more trains between the Mississippi and
Missouri Rivers than any other road. The
enormous expenditure Of over two million dol
lars, besides earnings, on roadway, IN relay
ing new steel and iron rails, on broad new
ties and in new equipment, supplied with all
modern improvements to contribute TO com
fort. speed and safety, has made it, in all
spects the Best road in the country. great
promoter of comfort to passengers, is the sub
~titution fer ordinary cars, Of reclining chair
coaches, elegantly earpeted, with dressing
rooms TOR ladies, gentlemen and families ira
yelling with children, Without any extra charge
We cordially commend the route through ST.
Louis to the West, over the ST. Louis, Kansas
City ana Northern Short Line as the shortest
and best, and feel assured that every ticket
agent who sells through tickets to Kansas,
Colorado, Nebraska, Utah and California will
fully corroborate our commentator Of its
excellence, il being the only line running
cars between ST. Louis and Omaha For map,
circulars and time tabl $ address either F. A
indianapolis, Ind; or 2. B. Groat,
St. Louis, Mo-; either Of whom win furnish
any information desired.
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The following preamble and resolutions,
presented by Brother f. Barksdale, were
unanimously adopted by Capital Grange, at
their regular meeting May 18th, 1874:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the all-wise
Author of the Universe to remove from our
midst one of the most respected citizens OF
our State, and useful members OF our Order,
the Rev. WHITFIELD HARRINGroN, VINO
departed this life on the 18th inst.
ResoEUed, That, as citizens, we mourn his
loss, and that as members of the Order OF
Patrons of Husbandry, we realise 1t as
GREAT bereavement to the brotherhood.
ResolUed, That though he has been called
from the busy scenes of life in the midst OF
his usefulness, we will strive to emulate the
bright example he has set before us IN ali
the duties that deyolve upon the Christian
and the patriot.
ResoEved That as a testimony of cur re-
spect for the deceased brother, the Secretary
be requested to drape this hall in mourning;
and to furnish copy of these proceedings
to his family. and to each of the newspapers
of this city for publication.
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Orr FOR EURoPE.-Mr. and Mrs. u
II R.sn.bip. and their daughter, Miss Kate
,,ill laspa for scotland, early next week to
-, ,nss,,+ until October next They go upon
cha :. .e.ial invitation, and the guests OF that
whoIe-souled gentleman. James 0nil'ii'
Esq. who formerly resided IN TINS Guy . S'u
WHO, in ways without number, reiheu o1i
hi, old home and friends. Mr.. smith res'ues
in Glasgow, where he has large business
and All eIeg ant mansion, in which those VINO
re soon to visit him will be made 70 ieei
,.a+ home" He has indicated tour OF
Si.bt-seeing for his guests. They have our
best wishes fora pleasant voyage aud safe
r4furo. We may add that Ex-Presidtnt
DAVIS is at present sojourning with Mr
Smith. whose guest he has been during "it
several visits to Europe.
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Proposed Plan orAdjusr.aenr.

WAsH1xGToN, May 11.-To Hon.
Elisha Baxter, Little Rock. Arkansas;
I recommend that the members Ct the
General Assembly now al Latte Koek
adjourn for a reasonable time, say ten
days, to enable Brooks 10 cali TO the
body his supposed adherents, 50 that
there may be full Legislature. Any
hasty action by part OF the Assembly
will not be satisfactory 20 the people.
Brooks friends here agree that if this
course is pursued no opposition will
be made 10 the meeting OF the Assem-
bly, IN the State-house as usual, and that
he will at once dismiss MS forces If you
will do the same l urgently request
that all armed forces on both sides be
dIsbanded, 50 that the General Assem-
by may sct free from any military
pressure or influence. The United
states forces Will give al necessary
protection TO the Legislature and prevent,
as far as practicable, all violence and
disturbance OF the public peace. An
swer.
(Signed) Z. 5. GRANT.
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BROOKS REFUSES.

WAsHIHGroS, May PA reply has
been received from Brooks. declining to
acceda to the terms proposed by the
President through the Attorney General.
The telegram will he a subject Of Cabinet
consideration to-day, and II is very proba-
blv that the General Government, after
having exerted Its best influences for the
preservation Of peace end the restoration
of political harmony at Little Rock, vii
now decide definitely on the case ano
that measures will be taken to have it
decision enforced against all opposition.
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ST. ANDEws CHUCH.-At a meeting
Of the members of st. Andrews Church,
Rid on Easter Monday, the following were
elected a. the Vestry Tor the ensuing year
q. d subway Jas. d. Stewart Oliver Ciif-
TON. \. Virden. Arthur. R-Yerger' NJ. Green
J,- NJ. Mckee, Jno. w. Robinson, d. r
Porter.
Ar meeting OF the Nestry OF - An
..r.u,s Parish held at the Rectory April 10,
tba following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: !. A. Kausler, Senior ar
den. q. ID. Subway, Junior Warden; NJ
.,.,,..,. S...retarv. = r Virlen. Treasurer.
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Hardee,= O1acl..I state 0Hap.

There are several hundred copies Of 4Har-
dee,s official maps of the State. for sale in
fhe office of the State Superintendent OF Ed
ueation in this city, at two collars aud
tifev cents per copy. They arc OF an { keel
lent size tor offices; and contain the number
of inhabitants of our State from 1870 to
1870: historical sketch of tire state giving
the names of our governors from the terri
toriai DAYS down 70 1871; our county and
state boundaries; also geological map of
the state, IT.
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Noficc 90 a.rocers.

An unprineip'el firm bave recently been
copying our advertiseme Hts entire. ~ith The
single exception of substituting their names
in place of ours. The Imposition, although
well calculated to deceive your customers :
can be costly avoided By little care on
your part 10 see that DooLEY's YEAST Pow
DER is the one they are searching tor While
The action Of the party only adds further
testimony To The popularity Of our Yeast
Powder. we deem this caution necessary
not only for your protection bat that of the
customer. DooLEx & BROTHER. So View
street. New York.
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PERSONAL have had the pleas
ure of meeting in cur city within the last
few DAYS Gen w. S Featherston, of Holly
Springs, Cen Robert Lowry, of Brandon,
Judge H. I. Enett, of Mem pills. Col H. W.
Walter. Of Holly springs. Capt. j. F. Se--
-Jous. Of Brookhaven, Senator ). A D.
steele. of Meridian, Col. F. T. Cooper, OF the
Meridian Gag tie j. NJ. Allen, Esq. OF TIT
Drlo. Thos +. Cooper, Sheriff of LeaSe
ronntv. @. e. Cole. Sheriff of Wayne. sid
Mr. Alexander, Sheriff Of Tishomingo
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WAsHINGToN, May I1-To Hon. Jas.
Brooks, Little Rock: l have suggested
10 Mr.. Baxter thai the members Of the
General Assembly now III Little Rock
adjourn for a reasonable time, say ten
days, TO give you an opportunity to
call in those members who may not re-
spond to his call, so that there may be
full Legislature. The United States
forces will give all necessary protec-
ton to the Legislature il meeting and
transacting its business as usual 81 the
ot4te-house, and prevent rs lar as prac-
ticable all violence and disturbance OF
the public peace. l urgently request
that the military of both parties be at
once disbanded, which is the first step
toward a peaceable settlement. An
swer L. ;. GRANT.
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DEATH or LOUIS MUM our last
izsue we noticed serious accident to Mr..
Louis Muh. His death was announced
shortly after the paper went to press Ills
funeral took place on Friday morning last
from the Catholic Church and was very
largely attended by the flremen, and friends
al the deceased. The deceased was the old
ct son. ofour res pected townsman Geo-Mui''
who has the sympathy of all in the great at
Fiction which has thus suddenly been vi-i-
ted upon him and his household.
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Picnic BY THE CoIoRED SCHOOLS. -
The colored Sabbath schools and colored
day schools united in grand picnic at Pot
ters' Grove, north of the city. Friday
last. 1t is reported as most enjoyable oc-
casion TO all participants. 1t was our wish
90 be on hand and take notes, but numerous
engagements on that day prevented.
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The funeral services of another of our
most xemplary and worthy young men, Mr..
SAMUEL f. PEATRoss, took place from the
Presbyterian Church Yesterday, where an
impressive and eloquent discourse was pro-
nounced by Rev DR.. Hunter. Mr.. Pea
tro-s wa, in the 9th year of his age and a
native Of Caroline county, Virginia. At
the time OF his last Illness, which was pro-
rracted, he was in the employment of the
Y. q NJ Railroad and was held in the very
highest esteem
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ANOTHER New DEPARTURE. Among
the lev business houses of the country en-
Toying the conf lence of ths entire public,
and dist neui-hed for lis enterprise, DEvLIN
& Co., OF New York, stand at the head OF
thc clothing trade; aud we take pleasure in
calling the attention of our readers TO new
feature they have introduced in their bust
ness, aud are extensively advertising.
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THE ANSWER.

LITTLE Rock, May Ito L. 5.
Grant, President There is almost a
quorum of both Houses of the Legisla-
ture present, and they have power under
the Constitution to adjourn from day to
day until they have quorum, and they
can adjourn no longer until they have a
quorum. | am in favor of their adjourn
ing as long as they please, until every
supposed Brooks adherent is present
With this understanding [ viii disband
my troops in proportion as Brooks aban-
dons his But for the meeting of the
Legislature at the usual place, Mr.. Brooks
must get as far from it west as am east
and deposit the State arms in the State
Armory, and let the State House and
public buildings be turned oyer at once
TO J. NJ. johnson, the Secretary Of
State, to whom, under the Law they be
long.
ELISHA BAXTER,
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In tho Matter Of !
f. Moody, In Bankrutfcy

f. Moody, In Bankruptcy
Bankruptl
DN VIRTUE Of a Decree of the District,
d Caurtof the United States, forth 5ou.h-
a-e - strict of Mississippi, rendered on tine
Ia f. Raw eft Febraarv, 4. II 1874, m the
- ne s.aU- q, lste uns,rsi gned A. 2nee etc,
IS Isi roes,i g. sell. Z the highest bidder tor
a. -ti.Il front 81 the State House. IN the City
ct jackson. state and District aforesaid on
THURSDAY the 2Isr day If May. 1874, the
following described lots and parcels OF land
belonging TO the Estate ofthe said +. Moody,
Bankrupt, to-wit:
Ten acre Lots. Nos. l., Is, IA and To-
and Lots, Nos. 10, %. u, p, q and "a, in
North Jackson; Lots /, 3 and 4, in section
So township 6, range east; Lot l, In sec
tion 9. township >, range east, and three
acres IN the southwest corner OF southwest
quarter and the east half of southeast quar-
ter. in ssctoD 30. township 6. range east
containing, ia the aggregate, 81 acres,
more or less.
Further particulars Of the Decree will be
N ads known on day of sale. Sale within
legal hours.
This is very desirable property. All of
the above described lands are adjacent TO
the City; very productive, and suited TOR
building lots and stock farms.
JAS. ID. STEW ART,
Assignee.
March Ia. 1874. fmr1S-tds-
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EXERCISES AT THE SYNAaoaUE.-N

EXERCISES AT THE SYNAGoGUE.-We
learn from Rev. DR.. Joseph Gluck, Rabbi of
-Ae Jewish congregation of this city, Ct at
there Nil be special services at the Syna-
gague on sunday, oath inst, at O'Clock, p.
~, on when occasion four children will be
Most OF the exercises will be in
English. Prof. Busch will conduct the Mu-
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To ALL. particularly invaiiis spring is q
trying season. Indications 81 sickness should
At once be attended 70. Fatal diseases may
be caused by allowing the bowels 10 becotn
constipated, and the system 70 remain IN
dis0rdered condition, until the disorder has
time to develop itself An ounce " preyen-
tion is worth Il pound of cure. l. aa old and
truthful aging. Therefore, we advise al
Who are troubled with the complaints now
very prevalent heaaache, iudigesCiar. s,Is-
ordered liver, want OF appetite, nausea. or
fevegish skin, t. take, without delay.
Schenck's Mandrake pills. We know OF no
remedy s0harmless and decisive in its action.
Ii at once strikes at the root If the disease
and produces healthy tone u the system.
People never need suffer from any disease
arising from a disordered condition OF the
liver ii .hey would take this excellent med
icine when they feel the first indications of
the malsdy. Families leaving home tor the
summer months should take three or four
boxes of these pills with them They have
an almost ins tanIans Gus effect. They will
relieve the patient OF headache in one or two
hours, ANA will rapidly cleanse the liver OF
surrounding bile. and viii effectuaily pre-
vent piH us attack. They are sold by all
druggists. may7-im.
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GRAND COMMANDERY OF KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR viii hold its next Annual Con-
cIsvc il, this city on Tuesday, the 10Th this
MONTH The attendance promises to be quite
large, considering the strength of the Order
in this State. At q meeting of Mississippi
Commaudery last Monday night, COM
IN ,ttee of reception and entertainment was
appointed, aud other action taken looking
To the comfort aud pleasure of Representa-
lives aud visiting Sir knights.
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General Fl. S. McComb has bought, OF

General H. s. McComb has bought, or
leased. it is said, the Paducah and Louis
vile road. His purpose, of course, Is to
make il the richest possible contributor
- The trade and travel of the road from
Paducah, through Memphis, to New
Orleans. Memphis sadly needs, and IS,
nac;aIly since the countless disasters OF
he past fifteen months, the vast accession
o eFJ trade to be gained by this scheme OF
rs;lwav consolidation. Memphis APP
pal.
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the Foremos1 Eonic OF the Age.

\ new path TO health Was provided for he
sick a new shield against distase was Sc
cured to the healthy, when HcsteJter's
stomach Bi,ters became The standard tonic
-of America. For neatly a quarter of a
century this power ul and genial antidote 10
disease and the causes which produce It, has
been on it, sanitary march, building up the
feeble, helping natureto fight dowD every
variety ofailmeut soothing pain, promoting
digestion. regulating the secre ions in reas-
ing the nervous vigOr of the system, cheer
ing the spirits, arrpsting premature decay
aud not only pEolonging life. but adding
value To it BY putting thousands of invalids
in a condition to enjoy it NJ volume ever
published would be large enough TO contain
history Of the cases OF dyspepsia, constipa-
ton. billiousness. intermittent fever neFy-
Gus debility and mental and physieal pros
tration cured BY Jhls great vegetable invig-
GRANT. which not only restores health, bal
protects it from dang il the most un-
/ healthy districts.
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WAsu1NGToN, May 11.-To the Hon.
Elisha Baxter, Little Rock: / am dlrec-
ted by the President to say that be con
siders yocr proposition fair and reasona-
bic, and I have asked Mr. Brooks for its
acceptance by him.
GEO n WILLIAMS,
Attorney General.
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William Ged, the inventor Of ste.

William Ged, the inventor Of stereo-
tvping, was Seotchman. he was a
;eweler in Edinburg. SO long as be adj
bered to bis original vocation he was
permitted to prosper. When he ventured
to exercise his ingenuity by facilitating the
nrinter's art he was doomed. On his
making known his discovery OF block
nr;nting. the trade deemed their craft IN
danger. and formed combination for
his destruction. Master printers, Jour
neymen, and apprentices united agains,,
him as common enemy they loadeu
b; ; with inveetives, they reproaehed him
Nth Ignorance and assumption The ar
rows rows Of calnmny hit him OH all sides.
Who could long withstand such an array
Of hostilities? Poor Ged, who ought tt
have made fortune by his discovery,
sunk under the load of persecution ana
died of a broken heart
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To the late firm Of VIM. II. Allen * Co, viii
Il nd il to their interest to call and settle Win
cash, or make satisfactory arraugements, as u
is necessary to settle up lie 0id business of
w H. Allen & Co; also the notes and accoun s
of Allen Gg0u. Persons interested who
fail to come forward aud make settlement,
viii find their claims in tde hands of an at
torney
b. =. ~ & =. E.EGaON.
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THANKs.-We are indebted to the
courfe-y ct Mr. d. p Porter for the very
Ia ] aud 81 sfaclory report of the Episco-
pal Diocesan Convention which met in this
CRY last week Ii is perhaps he first time
that the proceedings OF The body have been
q, tally reported in the newspaper press.
We mail copiss to the delegates in attend
ancr, with THE CLARIoN's ompliments.
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A subscriber wants a few thousand
SWEET pOtatoe slip. Who can I'LL the or
derf
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The contract for repair of City Hall
has been awarded 70 Mr. II. NJ. Taylor,
whose bid was 81 1850. The dome is to be
taken down, and the roof, guttering, cor
nice, etc, 10 be thoroug hlv repaired.
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APoIiticaI Phenomenon.

From the ST. Louis Republican sDemocTat')
Here is phenomenon that needs ex-
plapation The Democrats have carried
the hitherto Republican states of New
Hampshire and Connecticut, but have
lost the strongly Democratic city OF st
Louis. This is ineomprehensible from
an organic point of view. 1t brings up
the old question about the death OF the
marty. If the result in New Hampshire
proves that the party is alive, the result
ia st. Louis just as strongly proves that
# is dead; in other words that, as fast as
+ comes to life in one place, it is dying IN
another, and the insurmountable difficulty
i IN pet it alive all over at the same time.
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The Non-explosive Petro Oil sold BY VIM.
T. Brown. ST.. jackson. Mississippi, makes
the ci4earest. cleanest and rsast beautiful
slvi,l..f ale OIL or burning huid ~ use. Il las
stood zee most severe tests VI hout texplo-
sion f:sbl2 6Tn
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L. V. Dixon, Esq, an old-time citi-
zen of Jackson. now of Memphis, was on
our streets yesterday
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The Board of Trustees of the Public
schools y Ill have special meeting 70 NOR
row (Fri layJ night, at s o'clock. Members
Of the Board will please take notice.
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The United States Court, Judge Hill,
Is In session
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Heury,s CarboIIc saIve Is so wei

Henry's CarboIic saIve Is so we'll
Izto@ II that it Is only Necessary {" caution
gsiust limitations. It requires earefaI adj
~ xtsae Of the carbolic acid With other in
r, iieatS l. produce a salye that may he
relied upon. The genuine only guaranteed.
See that it bears tue signature and private
proprietary stamp Of John f. Henry. sold
by all Druggists and Dealers. JOHN F.
HESRY. CURRAN & Co. Proprietors. and 8
Cofege Place. New York.
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STADEKER has just received iull line of
Gents Scarfs and Cravats.
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No. O Madison Square,
HURTS building
May z IA, Pm.
WILD LIFE rn "a We WEsr.

A GENTS wanted everywhere for The new
N and beautifully illustrated book of the
Authors TIL RTY YEARS Life and Adyen-
lures among the Indians, in the Mexican War
bunting wild animals, etc, etc ENTIRELY
NEW aud the very best book ever published
on the Far West. Thrillingly interesting and
selling faster than anything ever before
known. Send for illustrated circular and
liberal terms.
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ONE PRICE SYSTEM,

For Cash, to everybody, and I'll orders by
Wall at the same prices as charged over the
counters Of our Stores.
The national reputation Of or Hot7e 7of
the superiority Of our Goods arc t~oest
treatment Of our customers is ggsra1tee
that any orders sent TO Us viii be -7t7'''y
filed
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March Ia 1874.
GRANGE SEALS,

Needles are small affairs. but they some
times give a great deal of trouble. There Is
no difficulty with the Victor Sewing Ma
chine needle. ~