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WHERE DOES IL COME FROM 2

Plnts and quarts Of filthy catarrhal
discharges. Where does 1t all come
from? The mucous membrane, lining
tho chambers Of the nose, and lts little
glands. are diseased, so that they draw
from the blood Its liquid and exposure
10 the air changes 1t Into corruption.
This lifs-lIquid was to build up the
system. but 1t Is extracted and tho
system Is weakened by tho loss. 10
cnre. gain flesh and strength by using
DIR. Plcrce's Medical Discovery, which
also acts directly upon these glands,
correcting them, applying DR.. Sags's
Catarrh Remedy with Dr. Pierce.
Nasal Douche. the only method OF
reaching tho upper cavities where the
discharge accnnulates and comes from.
CITARRH or 90 YEARS STANDING
CURED.
MosRoE, Ouaclita Parish, La. Sept.
Is, ls7l.-R. V. PlRncE, NJ. d.:
sometime about last June l com.
nencCd the Use Of your medicines, and
they have entirely cured me Of Catarrl
of twenty years standing.
Respectfully,
Mns. Z. T.. PnnLirs.
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DI-PATCI
Legislative Proceedings The DE
Young BROTHERS w.. the sun
Printers.

SAN FRAScIsco, Feb. lS-4. +. NJ
In the House to-day Pendcgast intro
duced a bill to permit voters Of every
Incorporated township, city aud coun.
ty In the State 10 vote OIL the question
Of granting licenses for the retail sale
Of Intoxicating liquors. All fines coll
lectel under the act are to be paid Into
the school fund.
Roach introduced a bill providing
for the Improvement Of the navigation
of the Sacramento aud San joaquin
Rivers. Considerable debate took
place on the question OF the passage OF
McCusick's bill to prevent the sale OF
intoxicating liquors on election days.
Several Senators contended that the
new election law Is sufficient to pro-
tect the purity Of the ballot. The de-
bate Il not yet ended.
The examination Of the Sun printers
for libel Of the DE Young brothers was
resumed nj = T.. II.
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This Morntnc.

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as GOsla 4 curry, 81
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as Hale a Norsro--, -. 50 h5, 5ys
2Os Crown Point. 20. S9a. 81 b3O
40 Ysllsv Jacket ssS, %. Il b0, %
$50 Imperial. o., o..
30 Emplr, Mia, 81. 5. hJ0, S.
30 kentuck. g.s, az. y b5, 80. bio
Ts1 Alpha. i3A, Ia, Ia, B'. lls
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70 American Flat. 81
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$50 california Con. 81, Jo., u, ~
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10 Seq. Bslchsr, gj
80 Justice. ., n.
20 Bsltiaore Con, 81
10 Eclipse. s..
~ suecor. 81,
rs silver nili, 10
$50 Tyler. sic, IKE, 55c
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20 Utah. 6S
$50 Mint, soc, 31kc
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900 Jscob Little,t
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srOCK
lRrroRrED DAILY nr MINER q uALL.l

Last Evening.
40 Meadow Valley, IN. II. IS, II
" Raymond & kly, 3iA 80
Ion Jackson, sc
90 Washington 4 Creole, IL, Ia, II. IS
10 American Flag, "A
go Alps. SOC
US Page 4 Psnsea, IL, L..
30O Hum d Hunt, /.
50 lhgomAr, SC
1850 Bellnont, 81, 6, 3's,6
40 Newark. IN
% Monitor Belmont
2OO Rvs Patch, 81, S..s
no Il Dorado South, 81, CO, o..
ioO Quintsro, I5c
2O nay,-, Ioc
100 Ea'sks Ca. W, iOS
300 81. pairict. 5, ~ bD
40 Chariot Aill,G
i50 Ida Gilmore, ~, ~.
IS Gldsn Chariot, ~, 2OS
DO south Csario,, IL, liz hD
IS Wal Eagle.
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20 Sec Belcher. W, 9ss, ~, "a, %
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~ crown foisI. s;s
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20 savage, iOs, lUsS, lU9
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GO could a Curry, 2iS,
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McGuRN.- Read McGurn's new al.
vertlsement III the NEWS to-day. lilo
Is one OF the most wide awake busl-
ness men In Virginia City. aud ifyou
don't know him you had better get III
troduced at once. Read what he says.
PosrrosKD.-The stockholders meet
Ing Of the South Dayton Mining Co.,
10 postponed till Saturday evening
next. SEQ notice.
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I'VE
And Our
NEIGHBOR;S''

is the latest sad rssiest work By
Harriet Beecher Stowe,
Author Of "Uncle Tome Gabi.,'' ::
"7hs Aa'istsr's Woosg,," "Ay Wys and H.
and other powerful stories, each the liter.
airy sensation Of its period; and this story
promises like genuine and wholesome SEN
sation. 1t bears directly on social topics
of interest, embracing the romance Of
youthful comprehensive, the brightness Of
happy home-life, the spicy complications
of neighborhood associations, and such
follies and profound domestic miseries as
have led to the widespread Temperance
movement Of the day.
Mrs. Stowe is now in the prime Of that
genius which wrote Uncle Tom," ripened
by years Of study and observation. Her
novels are immensely popular, "Unc1t
Toms Cabin" alone out-selling by hun.
dreds of Thousands any edition Of any orig.
inal work ever published-saue the Bible.
Her book two years ago, 'tAy Wife and IT,
outssld every contemporary. Such pure
and ensobling story ss I'VE and On,
Ntig hboss" should be read in every heme.
This new Serial is now running exclusively
in tho
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-18
Mortgage Sale.

nEPAULT HAs.B BEEN MADE IN THE CoNDI-
~ lions ofthat certain mortgage wherein David
F. spaudng and Hattie A. spaulding, his wife, are
ed January Is, A. D. 1869, and recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds for Stearns county, State
Minnesota, on the 2M day ofJanuary, 1859. at II
aud In which is mortgaged and conveyed that tract;
piece and parcel of land lying and being in said
Stearns county, in said mortgage bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to:wit; Commencing at point
water crosses the cast line of the southwest quarter
% OF the north east quarter "a of section number
thirteen Q3) in township number one hundred and
nine (2 west; thence running north on said line to
point where it intersects the road running from
Forest City to St. Augusta; thence in southwest
erly direction on said road line to point where it
crosses the Clearwater road thence south-easterly
ON said Clearwater road to the first mentioned point
containing two acres and seventeen rods, more or
less. Said mortgage is conditioned for the psy-
BY said David sPaulding, Of even date thorewith,
psysbls to said Smith order six months After date
with interest until paid ct twelve per cent. per an
claimed to be due at the date Of this notice, Two
Hundred and fifty and 7OlO0 dollars, besides SIS 90
stipulated therein % an attorneys fee in case Of
toreelosure thereof And No prossedihgs have BEEN
had At law Or otheryse Tor the recovery Of said sum
Ahd:1hsrsas thsseid nets and nd ttgi.ss xesedsly
"a nte dtsrt
;Upham, BY instrument in writing which Fas duly
3sr said county bfstStns, 81 tie 5dday ofNovembef
AD.qe0, ct O'Clock p. Il. i'd BOOK VI L" Or AlsiRn.
fnents and grserssa1s oaPageG a02 and 1saz II -.
Neg thsreiOre noties + hardly giysn that ~ yir.
and pursusnt 10 the stasitS "a such al made in
preyded said mortgage will be foi eciossd, by sale
Of the said mortgaged premises, ct public auction
the highest cash bidder by the Sheriff of said county
ofstesrns, at the front door Of tho Court House, in
tho city ST. Cloud In said Stearns county, on SAT
URDAY, THE llTH DAY OF JULY, A: D. 1874, at
claimed be due as and interest and costs
and expenses OF foreclosure and sale, including said
$500 attorneys fees. -, p 49, t:.0T
!. ALBERT T. UPHAk
Assignee.
r Attorney. Sheriff Of etearns County.
Dated Nay q, 1874. may28.7w.
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a. =. ii } IL !!
LAYERIN0 PLANTS.

IT, time now to think Of multiply
ing plants, Of which ono may not have
On abundance. Of course grating
has bssn. done; also cuttings
nado and planted, for il il
eettibd too late 10 perform these
operations except in . few extreme
Nstthhn localities. : .Bat; pIiopaga,,ng
plants by layers Is very much like .
notios in public. assemblies to edjouro,
ut e siwsys IN ofdsf," slshopsh With
c~:'ns kinds Of hardy phnts sysias is
60 best tine. A. brx.ch 'ofs* shrub,
zine Of re-. ., bent down and . portion
Ct it ao7srsd With tolI u this time Is
very likely TO produce roots upon that
part which is buried by next autumn,
If not before. With some Kinds it is
necessary to ecarify or partially expose
the wood at the point where it is de-
sirable to have new roots produced ;
and it is we'll to do this upon all, as it
hastens their growth even if not posi-
lively necessary to their production.
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sAan oHnnsn.

+ Sage Cheese car be manufactured
without much additional expense above
that required in the common varieties.
The sage flavor is obtained by sleeping
the leaves of the plant and the liquor
is added to the milk before or At the
time suaiag rennet, The green mot
tied appearance usually found in cheese
Of this variety is not due to tho sage,
but to a green ooloriug matter obtained
by bruisiog corn leaves or grass, whioh
is used to give,a green tint 10 a small!
portion of the ourd. This is mingled
with the white curd aud thus the
green spots or mottled appearance Of the
cheese is produced.
We are Of tho opinion that a con-
siderable profit might be secured at
factories by manufacturing certain
number OF Sage Chee,es annually.
Even if no more was made than would
supply the wants of farmers and dairy
men aud customers in country villages
throughout the State, the quantity re-
quircd would be by no means small.
But add to this what is needed or
could DO sold in the large cities, and
We should have . demand, Increasing
from year to year, and thus the con-
sumption of cheese 1t home would be
greatly promoted. We do not advise
factories to engage exclusively in the
manufacture Of Sage Cheese, but we
suggest at first that few be made as
an experiment, and tho sale of these
fe~ could BE- contracted for previous 70
the manufacture, 50 that the operation
need not be 40 experiment but Ger.
t.inty.
In England and on the Continent Of
Europe the markets are supplied With
d variety Of cheese TO meet the various
tastes Of customers. Why should not
American, cheese makers meet the
wante Of homo. consumption in supply
|ingthe different kinds in demand
IF home consumption is to be ]srgely
and rapidly increased, different kinda
bd ehee.e must b. made 30 that The
tastss Of all may be suited. The Eng,
lish,n.n likes Cheddar and Stilton;
the German prefers Limberger and
Swiss Cheese; others are fond Of .
different variety still !. and so long az
consumers are willing to pay tor what
they like it is policy for our dairynen
to furnish the needed artiole.-Rurai
New Yorker.
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FOR one year;.
WOODS HOUSEHOLD, zMAGAZINE,
An illustrated magazine Of fifty psess and
one ofAhe most popular nnonthlies in tie
country-for one year; and copy Of tho
celebrated chrome,
"THEs Y0SEMlTE.".
This ohromo-some idea Of which can
be gained from the above cults 1920 In
ches in size, and its actual retail price is
$500. Itrepresents view Of this famous
valley from q very attractive stand point,
and embraces GEL CAPTAIN" "North Dome'
and "South Dome," "Cloud's Rest, {"
the MERGED River, the "Bridial Veil Fall"
and many minor details, beautiful in them.
selves, but which we have not space to
mention.
No offer has yet been made where 50
much can be had for so little money.
Orders should be sent in az promptly as
possible, and they must in all cases be &C.
companied by: the cash.
Liberal commissions paid parties who
will canvass their towns or neighborhoods
for subscriptions under this splendid offer.
Or, We will send The JOURNAL, Woods
Magazine, the .'Yosenite." and
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Godey's Lsdy's Book for. ............. SIS
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Littells Living Ago for..............:.... 900
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w; B. M1TcHE1L,, :
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Tho Chicago Advance rebnkes the

The Chicago Aavance rebnkes the
religious papers for making exaggerated
asper'ions on the personal character Of
tho Essex County. (Mass.) Reprss.n.
tativs, and says: ave deplore . course,
By religious newspapers particularly,
which only tends to widen tho gulf b.
tween him AID tho Influences which
might win hin to thorough and con.
fssssd Christian ife." We sre not
ssrs thst thes o, Ad e 4! is Pc PIT lad1lniat
h little irony as the expsnse IF" Ban
ss'l''. II IT. ed !! th b 4&ssSe q:
soy hopes Of naking q. 9sea 1aa ont of
B. B., - sinssssly hops that. shS 70.
nfaat s.3spspeis vii nnoot tIsios es ~
Further Obstacles in the way Of the SEQ.
uAr prsss u Il, accomplish this result
CAisogo Zhibuns. ri ~ s:~ :.
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EXHAUSTED VITALITY.

THE s'sCIENOE OF LIFE, OR SELF PREsER
vATION,' q Medical Treatise on the Cause and
Cure of Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline in
Man, Nervous and Physical Debility, Hypochondria,
and all other diseases arising from the errors Of
youth administrations otmature
This work Is indeed q book for every man.
Thousands have been taught by this work the trus
way to health andhappiness. tits the cheapest and
best medical work published, and the only one
onthis class ills worth reading. 190th edition,
revised much enlarged, illustrated bound in besuti
full French cloth. Price only 81. Sent by mail post
paid, ON receipt Of price. Address PEABODY Med
IOAL INSTITUTE. Number 4 Rulfnch Street,
Physician. N. B. The author may be- consulted on
theabo1e a. wen a. al diseases requiring skill
and experience. may1-1y
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GOOD AGENTS WANTED

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thirty Years. Experience Of IN. old

mrs. VVinsloW's Soothing Yyfup1s the
prescription OF one Of the best 1esnsie Physi-
clans tNu1ssSf tn the United States apd; his basn
used for thirty years with never failing safety and
success By millions Of mothers and from tho
feeble infant Of one week old to the adult It COR
roots acidity of the stomach relieves wind colo,
ulstes the and gives health and comfort
to mother and child. We believe it to be the Best
and Surest Remedy in the World in all cases Of
DYaENTERY and DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN,
whether it arises from Teething or from any other
cause. Full directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None Genuine unless the facsimile of
CURTIS & PERKINS is the outside wrapper.
Sold bv all Medicine Dealers,
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TO THE
Nervous &. Debilitated
OF BOTH SEXES.
No Charge for Advice and Consultation.

; 40 C10Tge J0T d0Vtce ana C0n6HEt0Jto8.
Dr.. B. DYorr, graduate of Jefferson
Medical College,, Philadelphia, author Of
several valuable works, can be consulted
on ell diseases of the Sexual or Urinary Or
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study either in male or female, NJ matter
from what cause originating or of how
long standing. A practice of 80 years en-
ables him to treat diseases with success.
Cures guaranteed. Charges reasonable.
Those at distance can forward letter de-
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prepay postage. ..
Send for the Guide to Health. Price 10c.
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Physician and Surgeon, 104 Duane St. my.
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tao Department Of Agriculture eyu-
Eat-a the Gazing to the Patrons in tho
Wsss, in TIA purchase Of supplies which
! kas ,aersed from the establishment Of tho
t,sss;aaas. "a e:avssa 100000 and g.
[1Sa1i %
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The Delaware peach crop for the
present season is estimated at 100000
to 100000 baskets, the largest, with
one exception, ever known in the
State.
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OBSTACLES TO mARRIAaE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from The effects Of
errorsand abuses in early life. Manhood restored
1mpediments to Marriage removed. Newmsthod Of
treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
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- little child of Mr.. Munohof, Of Mt,
Ts7nsa, Ind. WAS recently discovered
7hJiag With = lcopperhead snake. The
otAkc 1suM 7lnd about the little fellows
isas end araA, and allow him to handle It
without displaying any signs Of alarm.
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The failure of the British government
in operating telegraph lines should be .
sufficient warning to our own government
to let postal telegraphy alone.
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HOME LIFE
IN THE BIBLE

BY the author Of "NIaH7 Scores IN THE Bible" and
stoUn EATHIAs HOUSE,; Of which nearly 200 900 hsve
been sold. "Ho,n LuE' is commended BY ministers
of all churches 8 "tle authors best book" full Of
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equalled. AGENTS, Young Men, Ladies',
county SIS to 500 per month. Send for circular.
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MINNEAPOLIS
HER TRADE,
FOR 1874.

FOR 1874.
We the Wholesale take
pleasure
trade, both
received hands, foreign Countries
geographical position and excellent facilities for the shipment goods
point desired can the cordial welcome market second
other the Northwest Our Commission Merchants solicit and
shippers will find here the best Western all kinds produce
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Gould s Co., Washington Avenue Academy Of Music
W Bua Minneapolis ms grain
MANUFACTURERS
Tribune Printing Company City building.
BOOKSELLERS AND srAr1oNERs.
wsta Wales Nioo Washington
ste"art& Co.,
Wakefield & Plant, No. Centre Block
CLOTHS TA11oRg TRIMMINGS &c.
Carney Smith,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
f :as M sss % as sss r'' bet
CHINA
'''' Benton Centre Block LEA Co., No. Centre Block
A K winsow Co., Nos 2 and Academy of Music
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
i rs 3sass Whiting &a' Washington "
Snyder P.ohr 224 Washington .,sau.
Minneapolis Proprietor
H. F. hubnase, Steam Bakery. Washington Avenue
BLINDS MouLDMas:
: 81 E &C. cor &: "
MEDICINES
Williams op. potea
Fletcher, 1or,s Eyre Masonic Block ''''''
MACHINE SHOPS,
pr@pr T%f Haa.ns
"s's' ' 81 ' s'':sS si ''''''''''
Barnard CLARK Cope No Centre Hanson 2oa Hennepn POP
ony) BurS Msi WHOLESALE ony
Company o furni LIST Helen st.
Jas SPHINX Washington pumbing)
shir Nooe House,
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k Sss johnson PIG Hsnnsp avenue
| GUNS PISTOLS AND SPORTING GOODS
AND CUTLERY STEEL.
Co., Simpson, Noout House,
Eusts Brothers. is Niooet House Block ave,
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Es;19:1 ;: Day 81
HerioG al1 ncolst avenue
Wei" % H'""'' , ss* OILS u1s:r 4ss $50 1'e''
Lyman Williams Lubcatng os) oa Sherman Hail.
s window
DEALERS
Warner, Brewster & Co, on canal near
MANUFACTURERS
Hargresves & Co, Nioolet ave cor I'd street.
Works. Ferguson jackson proprietor,
PUMP MANUFACTURERS
v: j: sSs "H' s' S'
Loye Harrison Knight 2o7 Ncot Manufacturing
| MANUFACTURERS.
job. Hiaten I'd
near eth avenue SOUTH and I'd streets.
STENCILS
H c Hamln, Nioouet street.
Wander Horck Adams, SO
!
Ray & squires l05 Washington
NOTIONS, &C.
Wistsr 1876 Mcle opposite Poso@oe
MANUFACTURERS.
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|
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|
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| Rank SCHULTZ, No LIST north
| WOOD WORKING MACHINERY
Walker Brothers, Manufacturers and Dealers
aoTa RECOMMEND
H!coist House Washington between Hennepin Nen.
First National Hotel, Washington
Commercial Hotel Washington
Sd north
! Merchants Hotel corner 1st north and 3dstree.
~ Bonds European Hotel Washington AA
&IxaX Lodgings SO FC3
NORTH STAR IRON WORKS.
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River Street and Second Avenue Division,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.
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k3VESXZNZSISSSAXN

Dr. +. FrrIR-Being sworn, says, graduated ss TIT
niversity Of Pcnna in 1853 and after years e1rcrcnea
Perfected Or. FILTERS Vegetable Ri eus7antta
Evrr. guarantee It infalble cure for Nerve. Nd,
Eheuznats diseases. Sworn TO- April
IA. CSBOURN. Notary Pab!sc. Phi.S
RSy. Thcs Murphy, 5 .Phila Rev II
Wing Medin ReyI buchanan CiaEenee IoES ReE
Ehia &c 1ficted should vIito Dr. Fxtlsr e1pls
atory Pamphlet gratis toran IN
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NEW ADVERTIS EMENI,S.
WILD LlFE FAR WEST,

AGENTS WANTED everywhere for this new
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thirty years. Life and Adventures among, the
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than anything ever before known. Send for illus.
trated circular and liberal terms. Pa. Hutohinson
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OBSTACLES, 10. .KARRTAGE.:

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Impedt1aents 70 marriags removed. New method
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