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The New York herald., 1874-10-05
FINANCIAL.

A NOTICE. CLAIMS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
IA. thoroughly prosecuted by an experienced at
torney without any charge whatever unless successful
excellent references from clients Address LAWYER,
office
The New York herald., 1874-10-05

A WEISS BEER BREWERY, STILL, AC., WITH
- -. Horses rs Wagons and Harness will be sold a, sns
Won at III West Fittieth street, Tuesday, october
1874 al O'CLOCK A, NJ. JAMES r CAMPBELL,
Attorney for AoTWAgeaA
The New York herald., 1874-10-05

A uCTIoN sAI.E.-A MARTENS 4 CO. AUCTION.
"A will sell on this day Mondav the 5th az IOx
o'clock, all the elegant furniture contained IN the ori-
vate resdencoat I2 West 18th S. near 7th av consist
Ing Of magnificent rosewood Pianoforte, Carpets and
Curtains Parlor ana other suits Bureaus,
Washstand, spring Beds and Mattresses, Oh Paintings,
Snronos, is minrors oioGs' tables, dining aud
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-18

! In ANOTHER coLUArN, this morning, we
print an able and Characteristic letter from
ex-senator Foote, of Mississippi, regarding
the condition of affairs in the island of
Cuba 1t not only comprehends able argu-
nents to show why the independence of
the struggling republic should be at once
recognized by the United States, but also in
cludes review of some forgotten incidents
In our diplomatic history which are peril
nent to the occasion. 1t is addressed to
both Houses of Congress, and is well wor-
thy of the chose attention of that body.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-18

THE Hartford Coardntis very much worried
about Washington papers and their influence.
1t believes that they are entirely supported by
the Government. So far as ''influence" goes,
there is not one of them that has not ten times
the "infuence" of the Coarant, and at least
two of the three principal daily papers Of this
city have more business, and better paying
business, than the COurdnt. The expenses OF
any one of them are almost double those OF
the same paper.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-18

TIE HOUSE passed the District bill. re-
ported by Mr.. Wilson from the joint COM
mittee yesterday. There are some import
ant omissions, to which attention has been
called elsewhere in these columns, which il
is hoped the Senate will supply, in order To
strengthen and maintain the credit Of the
District and the Government.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-18
MARRIED.

70 EyAES-PARKER.-On June 4, at the rooms of
the Women's Christian Association, Thirteenth
street, BY Rev. j. W. Parker, THOMAS 81. EVANS
and Siiss SARAH T. PARKER, matrcn Of the Foster
Home, -.+-" % u % - -. -
The hanks of both are hereby given to the ladies
of the Institution, and others, for the elegant
flowers and valuable presents made to the bride.
All seemed delighted to do her honor. As new
dulles Will not entirely separate her nom the Home,
It l. hoped that her loss Will be felt lightly as
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-18

AT PRESENT there is over a million OF do llsrs
worth Of property in St. Louis, belonging to
bankrupt estates advertised 10 be sold and placed
on the market under conditions that render its
sale on any terms absolutely certsin.-St. Louie
Globe.
This is the city which wants to be the capital
Of the United States. We suspect 1t has Q
small real estate ring.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-18
THURSDAY MoRNING::::::.::.::JU Is, Ia4.

Persons IeGUing torn for the summer
0iH do pH to consult the catering place
advertisements in another column.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-18

sold. Even this latter method would be
far preferable to the delay and uncertainty
proposed by the bill.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-18
DRoposALs FOR FUEL.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT AND !
DISBCRSISC OFFICER,

WASHINGTON, d. @. dune !, I.r:


WASHINGTON, ID. c., June {, Fr.
Sealed proposals will BE- re-elved at this office
until 4 o'clock m. on THURSDAY, the ~ day Of
July, for Furnishing fuel for the Post Office De-
For the delivery and srorags.of $50 tons e, 20
pounds Of tue best quality OF Baltimore Company
or Baltimore Vein White Ash Anthrseite Furnace
Coal.
For the delivery and storage OF 50 tons q, 30
poundsl Of the best q naiity Baltimore Vein White
Ash Anthracite, egg Size. for e. btes.
AL the above Co4i to be thoroughly screened and
free ffom slate and delivered within sixty days
from the date Of the contract. and stored In the
vaults 9fthe Department. before the party furnish
Also, us cords OF the best Oak Wood well seas
oned and sound, and ~ cords best quality, we'll
seasoned and sound, Pine Wood.
The above t. be delivered in sixty days from the
date Of the contract, TO be corded At the Depart
ment building may be desired.
The whole 10 he WEIGHED measured by the in
specior appointed under the Of Congress Of
July II, 1910, the weight TO be according to toe
scal-s Of thu, Post Once Department.
AverHge samples OF the Cod 10 be contracted Tor
must acc0mp my each bid.
Bids for the different article will De opened in
the Office cfthe superintendent in the presence
uch bidders a. may choOse TO attend, tn ID day OF
July. s.sr- -
The Department reserves the right to reject all
any portion Of the bids received, IL deemed for the
interest of the Department so to4o.
Satisfactory boni Will 10 reqaIrsd foEthe faithful
perfornanceoIt TN coutrkc. within ten days after
| Satisfactory csrtihcstps from the clippers must
be shown the superintendent, certifying thar the
Coal delivered 10 them 1.-THE contradictory Is the kind
required by the Department. .
I CD. CHENoW1rH,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-18
. NOTICE,

eWesPECIAL INSTRUCTION
fENMANsH1p. RooKkEEp1NG AND coRRE-
morning and evening, during the summer months,
Streets Also, private i G during thess
months only. jeff
r~RAILROAD TICKETS BOUGRT,
natl iS % sSS t. IT, G. SS
~; ss IL Ne m
r~KIRKwOOD's INHALER rs THE
~ only complete and effective apparatus for
shoa Of PestnG CsarS sna ssr
For ssls BY all the principal druggist and instru-
W E. II. WELLS, DENTIST, HAS
street. third door from Psnnsyvanis ave. jans-im
rB-DR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
~ Ohio College Of Dental Surgery. III Sew
s9 ead rev Ssd
in extracting Teeth. Teeth q . set, either jaw.
rFNOTICE TO HACKMEN.-THOSE
rhs De not pay se
nss sfsrd & SE ESss Hill Cen
e~ NIL B UR MS n !.
: ondaINAL POLAR soDA.-.---yes-
1<2s Pennsyivania avenue. near willard'S z
DEPOT FOR MINERAL WATERS. II.
xp1S-tf 4n
n1 not ICE.
= BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, y
the eeDtractor for tss removal Of the garbage
Room No. e Columbian Building, ESaE-s1d; half
st asi northwest 1n M W a dsaSass
s|pDR. 8. 8. BOND HAS REMOVED
Tenth street and New Yorf avenue VIM rsse!Ts
e~ALL THE COUGH MEDICINES,
- God Liver Oils, Troches, &C., at the Tenn
PieDrus otoret noNI
sw-CURREST AND BACK NUMBERS
tx OF tho DAILY AND WEEKLY NATIONAL
aimed rom anf BR "A S.n1l Ps
News pesler, under St. Cloud hotel, corner q Z, y
r~N OTICE.-I AM NOW PAYIyG
rs high cash prices for econd,hand Clothing.
Il sss on S n snd Fssn
streets northwest prompt attention win be given.
ew.DRUss, cHEMICAI.s, PERFUME
rates .ss iSRpfGs b JSss sF6RS e.
~-PURE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR
80 medicinal purposes, at the Temple Drug
VwsWHEN YOUCANNOTFTND WHAT
Drug stofs, o and Ninss sarsets ~ 'n' t n9y
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ssd Sins q tas DRUG STORE
E-LEGAL AND OTHER BRIEFS
nE RfGIsETEtR g1B osF6E N nO
|wRAPPIyG PAPER FOI SALE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ TIE ILLINOIS STATE AssO-
ciTt Hs e eiss.A i Ks SsS Sn THE 4hs
spprossS,hing campaign and other important mat
20 - "''' " B. =. FULLER, President.
y. Z. De MATros, Secretary. 5eB
fw-HOMs KULE ron IRELAND.
Grand Rally Of the Friends of Irish Inds
dence and "Home Rule" VIII take place at the Hail
june sasSa ths
The following dlstinguishsd gentlemen viii be
sSsy Hone Hon
SCn y MOPtanf; Hon wv W Hinsh tFk'
John L. Dease, ssq.,i Hon. Fernando Wd and
Hon, Arthur Shepherd, Speaker of the z nss OF
Seats inside Of the rsswi be reserved for ladies.
Pr9cesdings viii copmenos at O'Clock.
still to Ssrs sPHs
BY order P q he COMMITTEES. rstarl Jer7-2t
fSg-sEvENTH STREET WHARF,
Steamers or the Potomac Ferry between Wash
Rs, NJ sss Sis h Hss
COMMENCING q 9 a. m and last trip all p. m. from
the riyes pshe shs tip sssithI and iaSgosstinE.
P5ss 6SsS%ae Fsry S
TaE sEnM TS l SEsSslTo ssS1s az
BANK, corn.r Of Seventh and streets, FEDERAL
/ otlnl-uunu4l
n,erestto deposi,ors viii be payable on and after
mum to time deposltors ali sums which have been
terest not called for will be added TO the principal,
and bear interest from July l. l574 All time de-
posits made on and after July 1, la4 until further
notice, will bear interest at 1--WE per cent. per an
mum. Interest ls always computed and allowed for
JOHN HIrz. President.
| Q. Z. PRESTIss, Ca5hier. n. jels-tJu
eSr SPIRITUALIsM.-MR II. A..
~ MILLER, the celebrated trance business
and mentil test medium, Is agatn In the city, and
Will give sistings at the Spirit Photograph Rooms
| 90 g street northwest. jel3-et'
el~READ THIS NOTICE.-YOU CAN
~ buy yours Just IS low from SELBY
rs You can get BY going down Seventh street any
part Of the City, and just good. He defes COM
| petition. Give him q trial bafors. you buy. No.
1916 Pennsylvania avenue. - 'jei2-tf
| ews ANY PERSON HAVING TWO
| BSS THOUSAND DOLLARS to invest can
realize net profit of seven hundred dollars per
annum, without their having any trouble whateyer.
To investigate this matter does not entail any eS-
penss, and worthy OF attention. Address y. D.
| n~ HEMORRHOIDS, OR PILES,
~ cured by Buckeye save, the only InfaIlIbIe
specific for this teri ible disease which acts human
/ ity. In whatever shape they may appear, or OF
however long standing, this salve never fails eff
| feet q cure. Price 81 per bottle. Can be sent by
! mail: W. b. WIGGs, sole agent, s4s Broadway,
! n. Y. - -. jelO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-18
:. a SPECIALITY

Very best quality HAIR MATTRESSES nade to
L.F. CLARK.
je3-lm No. Iz,5 Pen1sylyapis aseRae.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-18
Department, ieIl-Thtd
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, June L, 1874,
sealed proposals for furnishing stationery Tor the
Department until 3eth day Of June, ,a4, AZ II
Blank forms for bidding win be furnished upon
The bids will be considered and accepted or re-
lectcd item by Item; and this advertisement and
the proposals, SO far accepted by the Secretary
shall constitute the contract between the Govern
nent and the bidder or bidders and no further con-
The articles Iracted for must be furnished from
time 10 time, during the year, IN Quantities pursuant
| to orders from the Department.
The entire quantities Of each article viii, how
Each proposal must be gned By the individual or
hrm making It, and be accompanied BY bond win
sufficient sureties, In sum equal TO my per cent.
Stats eer 81 the Sissrict II wRisS BE sSres
reside or do business on form to be furnished by
| the Department conditioned for furnishing such
portoa OF the arnciG As may Pc awarded under IL,
All deliveries wiz be subject to inspection By an
expert detailed for the purpose BY the Secretary OF
STATE and the delivery Of an Inferior article will be
aeemei ssose 10 annnl the contract, ct the
Deliveries must be free of ohargs at the Dspays-
ment of State, Washington. ~ :
The Iilsss g comply with sny SIs SsSsr gndsT
State, operate forfeltur re of the entire penalty
VI the bond; tr Secretary Of Stale utay direeA
he purshass. in open market Of zach q1anttlss q
hconcy caused by such failure, and shhrGe to tho
contractors my DER centnm Of ths prioe which IL
saall be found necessary 70 pay for such rtieles.
VIII not be considered, and contracts will be
awarded only to established manufacturers or or
dealers in the articles.
| marked proposals for Statiopefy.,I
jelS-td eecfetary of STATE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-18
proposals FOR sTATfoNERY.
NAVY DxrAnrnxSn,
WAauINGTOv. Iunp 4 I6T1

WASHINGTON june 2 lS74.
Sealed proposals, addressed TO the 9eorstary n
ne Navy, for fuInishing stalIoner7 for lie Navy
Department, and bureaus and Offices lhereok n
e rsoe~sa aS ~ osoes M s i tSs ssS
nssS 81 me With 9 Ss az STs tS
CERTIFICATES ANNEXED, and must embrace an thsitsmS
Proposals from parties no, engaged In business In
M e. Ss.s I9 supply depot In such
pa Tss s sas s Ss
classes - NAY De eonsidesed the AdvAntageohS
The Department reserves the right to require =
greater or lass quantity Of any artics IN the sehe
ale than that spsclhsd a. the wants Of the sans may
Tss articles vtl Be called for from tins 70 tips
so me g asS sS a6a a
n y ~ e sss sss
oepartmsnt reserves tas right purchases ne artt
Il & 81
nor any additional exrshss il Necessarily Incurs
BLis properly appsovsd, aecruins undsr the con-
tract WIN be paid Quarterly " poarsoS.
tes Secretary or the NsYIi
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL
-ifl = aslssi NAVY DEPAHrnEET,
= u, a. WAsuISeroN, June "a ~ "a n.
secres.rIP ~ re Raw vi, b received ans
o'ciock m OF the nth Of June 20 supRiy tee
pspsr.nsni and oaicss thereof tn waAAin s'On win
80 tons a pounds to toni best quality white ash
10 ten. - poanas to ton, best qualii, white a'A
100 cords Is cubic s..., of wellssasonsd, good s1s
cord. dss s cSDls s.D rei-'sa'Onsa bakers Pine
All SSoh WI ss Weighed, us.ssEss and IN
sRpsns. aeeo.dns e me sq1iss
nsHis Of !. ~ Ss " 30
partmsnt. 81 once for which rs9eirsn, ~ he aHh
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-18

80 TIE ILLINOIS STATE HsSO.
~ CATION will hold special meeting IN
Clsrk,s Hall, 90 Psnnsylyanis avenue, ON THIS
approaching campaign and other Important mat
3. =. FULLER, President.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-27
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issh II. il iA4h sna wAss
lrsss ~tgsh e. - pssNs lars&
N.il ~s4A 49, it+ f~ttss ss sat'
,sssi stA ths ees.fiAF i sitsss, "a
- i.nsAah iiis tunrA Ana wn.aFAsls
tassti't, - slssiag ssil ~ Hssss
Atsaiifui fesFas W. ktH fe~ ysrss
VI lhfsseA 49, hlsnis la, ~ wv aa~e,
~ n esssn slss i+es#ns tinted, |,
HsAs ie, ~ the Bret observed smile
II she tender meshu II perhaps. =
fathers ~.rl " lssts VI ta.i.e
Thee ate ia frs, lessons n love aaii
~antstFalts hessslfsi u the eaius,nr
II The l.asta seen The tpnk Ia nn
lahReF hisal
lieaaiifa' ate tho fsenrls on thesr
Pages, all a'sne ,lreash lie. earl,
YEAR,, fr tie unsus,,lesanine rhili
II ~. ss' asgaain,ri with .As felllcs II
Tie wnlj III bas Mt learned Il H,i..
tfn.., and csrtsiline seems hrirh, aud
beautiful ''h. veil .fer ~, could We
Ln, lineer hero always. hut ~, turned
by tie hand. of tic Alnigh,, are tie
leaves uf this box The less beautiful
once can no, be passed over, hu, all
1re hroagli 10 view. The next few
rhPes arc deeply shaded aud tho writ.
Ing II lalia,ls,ei, cause Il may have
been by ~ unkial wnrd Or action. hut
a. every cloud hath = .ilvery lining
~ are the other sides of these shadow.
ca leave. rurc and white. with only
the simple wor.l forgiveness, /" writ.
ten upon them. yet that single word
expresses slamss. Tho mex. rage il
hlpttci anil stained, BY the first wrong
act, perhaps ,Le disohcdisneo of 4
fathers or mothers gentle command
yet this i but tho beginning Of long
tale ~ days missrsnt and slseplcss
nights. mingled with many 4 bright
aud happy ono Strange and sal arc
! the records nf this book. Anon arc
written tho tales Of broken resolves aud
bitter rcpinings, ofLrain grown weary
searching for hidden truths Tue
writing II fainter. tho tint less Leauti-
fal--a few unintclligiblo sentences. =.
= pause. .---another broken sentence aud
al 10 written. Tho book III closed for.
eyar
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-27
Tho bridge llcyond.

IN bridging . stream engineers cf-
ton earry over q single thread. With
that They s,relah 4 wire across 1'hcn
strands are added until foundation
u laii for plank1; thcn the bald enrin-
ccr hnds safe foo,ing--walka from sido
10 sil,. 10 Tod takes from ~ some
gol.lsn-thrcAdrd pleasure, and stretch
" II hence into heaven. Now hs takss
child. then friend. Then hs
bridges death, and teaches ,hs thoughts
~ the inost li,nid 10 End thsir way
hither alsl thitl,cr hctwesn tho two
spheres.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-27
Kept In After school. |"

why were ypu - late home 10.
night. Johnny:' 20. | was kept In
after school. : What fvrs" 10,
didn't GOT nv lesson. Hundreds Of
times during tho school year are .hr
Johnuiss aud Mar.s questioned iu hi.
way, aud In this way
answer made. The questions are lerti.
ncnt; tho answers truthful. There
should be no occasion for such quc4.
tious or such answors. Especially
should the CAUSE for lhe first question
aud answer BE- removcd--Ly removal
u after rchnol' praesi.cs from our
schools We ~ not propose to discuss
the matter at length 10. day, but have
said this mnch by way " introduction
10 tho following excellent paragraph
from the Chicago Teacher, which should
be read by parents and adopted BY
scllool oiliccrs generally. II sAyG
Few practices aro worsc than that
Of Keeping children after school 10
make NJ Lessons IN which they have
failed. Tho old plan of whipping
learning into thcm was founded on
moro philosophical principles; Cor the
whipping stirred NJ sensations aud ONO.
tions 70, tho blood circulating rapidly.
causing increased activity of the Lrain
But there II not one argument In fav.
or of OBTAINING children after thu time
Tor dismi,ral. A. . punishment. I,
falls moro heavily upon tho ,ea-lcr
than upon tho negl,gcns pupil; II IN.
fits her fur thu next lay's work. And
eventually undsrminc~ hor health l.a
effect Oh tho papil's mind h bad The
truth i that tho only education IL
sclf education. Compelling children
20 learn certain phrasen II MT eluca.
tion. Detsnlion after school fur les.
son. destroys tho individuality II the
child, makes him haze bis teacher.
This u FREQ country; and tho .ooncr
W ADAPT our school management ol
thu genius 1t our institutions the bit.
tor oG w shall hc. Individual rcsI,on.
sibility II tho ituu doctrine to hold.
Study or fail. behave Or Withdraw, /,
tho best platform to stand on, the cas-
lest for tho teacher. and III the sn,
tho bcst for thu child. Chicago Teach.
-
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Men who daiu,il, stay at home. and
growl yapid rla,i,nics u udmirius
little circles about corruption. with.
out taking tho trouble 10 arquaint
Themselves with tho character u The
men whom they were helping TO dcfca,
and helping 70 elect; men who, il they
vo,c at, all blindly swallow the wors.
Democratic candidates and slaughter
tho best Republican onos. Lecausc
thoy are opposed 70 coupl, of local
candidates; men who complain and nov.
or work men who r.vilc aud never tr,
to reform their own party--,hcsa ars
our "gils-cdged Republicans of whom
wo still say that they ''aro utierely
useless to their party except whrn i,
docs not need their services. "...lhila.
lelrhia Bulletin.
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AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

Especial IL lie state Register.

Especial 10 lhe state Register,
ANS, Iowa, Nov. 10th. ls1I :.
The board of 'I'rus,css II the AIticul
.nral College have closed their first an
nnal meeting. aud have left FIR ihcil
homes. Tho business II transacted
more speedily now BY the ss'al| nua
Der OF hsa who compose II, than hy ths
former unwiclLly number, thirteen,
This l,osrl (,ho present ono) divided
itself in,o two committees when they
first msl. ] hs ono consisting of
NssArs Whiting and Tracy coansila..
Inc The Farm commilses." ths otlisr
the .Executiss Committee, cti,sisi.
Ing II Mssars, kitkwoad. Marion, .nai
Summers. lror Lsth of tteso s'alu.
u,itscS le.u.,.sa very large amount
spf labor.
The reports Il the President aud tue
heais Of departments far the ,sat inst
elascd wero VII presented e. and acted
upon hy tho lI"atl ~ their r."cui
meeting. All these repor,s show 4
hvalthfnl financial situa,irn--u.cry
Professor having expended lees than
tho appropriation made lasl year fur
their departments.
The examinations of the clavtsbs
tho Examining Committee, A. shown
by their rcpor. to tho Board, esi.ce a
keen interest and n steady mi thor
ongh progress on tho par. of thu stu.
dents, roaccting no little credit upon
,hsir teachers. Tho new Laboratory
IA now, In ful6llmsnt Of the contract
covered and with i.s handsome cornies
and largo windows. and good lropor-
tions, presents very dino appearance.
giving much credit TO i,a builder. Mr.
Hugh Brown. iis Superintendent, Mr..
Summers. and i,s architect. Mr.. Fink
bins. Tho Dvsrd made 4 few happy
changes.
Dir. Stanton and Mr.. Macombcr,
graduates of tho institution and for
two years past instructors hero. were
made assistant Professors. and their
salaries raised from l.0Voto 81, 100.
Mr. Stalker. tho Farm Supcsintend-
ent, received mn increase of salary of
S3O0; Professor McAi.c, S2uO; Pro-
fcssor befs}. Si0n; Mr.. Lee. assist.
ant 10 the Professor u Chemistry, nj,
increase u $500, Miss Lovelacc aud
Miss Mcdonald Slo0, and Mrs stalk.
rr 600. All thcso wcro woll mori,od
and deserved. Professor stanton was
elected Secretary u tho Board " Trus
tees IL place u Mr.. Stalker; md Sir.
Rudolph, " tho class u ID teacher u
German IN the place u Mr. Ilubner.
There Will 10 another meeting u
this Beard on tho second Tuesday Ii,
January ncxl Il was decided by
them shas tho heating apparatus should
DO Immediately put into the now labor.
asory building, aud Il Ii expected that
tho irst u May next Il will 10 read,
for occupation. II II much needed
aud promises 70 add very much 10 the
usefulness of tlls Institution, IL
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Tho next Ilouss of Representatives
will have 10 slcct . now Chaplain. II
thars IL Democratic preacher In the
land III good standing, let hiu hol,l up
hia hand. - Exchange.
Why not aeselt Deschcr? politics
AMI tioty ought not hs mixed you
know, and, then hin punishment Nigh.
serve ~ 4 warning 70 new members.
quite - much ~ his prscopss Why
not
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"l'll explain. Madam. sail = DO.
troit grocer to = customer who com
planned u tLu lish priss Of butter.
"iou 100 tho escssding patehodnsss Y
vcrdurc has resulted III dcarth of lac.
tcnl foundation for bnsier. and not IN.
III tho atmosphere IL rendered more
humid D. some astronomical procedure
viii Tho sulply u elsasinous matter b.
incr. ased," aud she said shc .saw
IT,"