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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-12


gestion and Torpidity of the Liver, and re
lief is always anxiously sought after. If
the Li0er IS regulated in its action, health
is almost invariably secured Want of ac-
ton in the Liver causes Headache, Constipa-
ton, Jaandace, Pain tn The Shoulders, Cough,
Chllls, Dizziness, Sour Stomach, bad taste in
mouth, bilious attacks. palpitation of the
heart, depression Of spirits, or The blues, and
hundred other symptoms, for which Sim
mons Liuer Regulator is the best remedy
that has ever been discovered. 1t acts
mildly, efectually, and being simple
vegetable compound, can do no injury in
any quantities that it may be taken 1t is
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for 40 years, and hundreds of the good and
great from all parts of the country will
vouch for its being the purest and best.
Simmons Liver Regulator or Medicine
Is harmless,
Is no dastrc violen, medicine,
Is sure to cure if taken regularly,
IS no intoxicating beverage,
Is faultless family medicine,
Is the cheapest medicine in the world,
Is gwen with safety and the happiest results
to the most delicate infant,
Does not interfere with business,
Does not dsarrange the system,
Takes the place of Quinine and Bitters @
every kind.
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
For Sale By aUiDrugg;sts.
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Chicago Market,

CHICAGO, March S.-Flour-Dull
but unchanged. Whest-lregulsr
lower and closed steady No, l Chi.
cago spring 81 2l; No. 2 spring | Isl
cash; l 20t April; l 25i May; No. J
spring | l4l@l Is. Corn--ln fair
demand ard at lower rates; No. . mix
ed G9tc cash or March; cote April;
6O}c bid Tor Nav; new No. . mixed SIC,
rejected old 54i@55c; Osw 5li95l9c,
Osts-Stesdy; o No. . 4Sc cash. 4Stc
April. Rye-In fair demand, firm
and unchanged. Bsrley-Dull and q
shade lower, No = spring 81 81; No. )
spring 40. Pork-In fair demand
aud advanced; sl4 Is cash or March
IA 45 April. Larh-In fair demand
and advanced at S. IS cash or March
s Is April. Bulk Mests-ln good de-
mand and at full prices; shoulders held
at ste loose on spot; sales at $50 to'
April; SIC for May; short rib mlddle'
7:c; short clear 7sc Hogs-Dressec
dull but unchanged. Whisky-Quiet
sales reported at 92c.
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New York Market.

New YORK, March S-Cotton--
Dull; middling uplands l6c. Flour
Quiet; superfiue western and state IS 20
@6 10; common to good 6 S0S6 60
good to choice 6 6596 IS; white whest
extra 6 s5a7 IS; extra Ohio 6 1907 6S.
whisky--Steady at 96e. Wheat
Quiet. Rye-Dull at es9l o., Bar
ley-Uuchsnged, Corn--In fair dc.
msnd aud higher new western mixed
7S9S2c; new yellow western S0@S3c;
white western 799sl. 0ats-FIrmer;
mixed western 6li@63c; white west
eru 62j664c. Coffee-Very strong;
Rio 23f926ic. Sugar-Firm. Petro-
leum-Crnde 7s97tc on spot; TIC
April; refined l5ic on spot l6o April,
Eggs-St.ady; western 2l@25ic. Pork
-Firmer; new mess SIS $50 on spot;
Is SO March. Lard-Stesdy; prime
steam 93c on spot 9f@9 S-l6 March;
Q 5-l6c April; May 9lc. Batter
Firm; western 25@4oc.
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Astronomy and Rel:EIon-Another r
View of lac SnbIecr.
Editors OF the Register.

Editors OF the Register
In Saturdays i-sue OF your paper
there appeared an article over the sig
nature Of "Q1jyiscumQue,' which,
though written ir flowing style, aud
rounded periods, nevertheless 10 its
frantic efforts 10 reconcile the irrecon-
cilsble, declares with fearful emphasis
that what we wish to see, can be seen,
whether it is above or below the hori~
ION Of the visible.
After stating that our knowledge Of
the principles OF religion is chiefly
drawn from the revelation OF the Scrip"
lures, the writer goes on to cay that
there are poiats. at which religion and
astronomy come in contact; lat both
being true, there can be no counct
After further preamble, be de'yss into
the first chapter OF Geuesis and is i'm
mcdlately brought up against "solid"
armament. Not daunted by this impen"
e.rable 50iii, however, be changes d.
recton. aud steering clear OF the Eog~
ligh Bible, which be tells us here
follows the vulgate and SePtuaGtnt,
he makes q detour, thereby rcaching
the fountain head, in whose Heorslc
waters the naughty solid meits away
and reapPears vsst "cEPar9s This Is
all very satisfactory to the learned lIu-
guist, but, oil the one thousand millions
OF earth's inhsbitants. it is to be feared
that but few will ever be able 10 drink
in the truth as it gurgles from the touns
tain bead.
The Scriptures teach az plainly as
anything can be taught, the Ptolemaic
theory o: astronomy, snd nothing but
the most violent exegesis csn make
them teach anything else. They were
always go explained until science bad
demonstrated the untenableness OF the
hypothesis; then, after ureakiug their
spite on poor Galileo, and extricatiug
themselves from the cycles ard epicy-
cIes, hypocycles and conceutrePocyc'es
OF Ptolemy and Plato, these same exc
getes turn q snmmersault, take a sec
ond look into Their book, and emerge
| blown Copernicars.
"Quviscumqne' does not seem to be
entirely satisfied IS to how light came
to pop into the universe prior to the
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ST. LOUIS.

Sr. Louis, March 3 3-The loss or ).
NJ. Lawdon, proprietor OF the one dol
lar store, which was burned last night
is from s25 900 to $4,000, and insured
for $4,000 in the Liverpool. London;
and $50 in the Globe, Royal and
Imperial companies.
Judge VIM. T. Brown, of Madison
county ILL.,, suicided yesterday morning
by jun ping into well on his farm
near Evansville.
A row among some negroes at a dls,
tillery near Platte City. No. resuItee
10 the killing of one man and fatally
wounding several others.
ST. LOUIS, March 3-A fire at West
Kansas City yesterday. burned four
buildings, including the Continental
Hotel, saloon and restaurant, and the
Lacledo Hotel. Loss s20, ,0OO
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ALBANY Y.

ALBANY, March 3.-A bill was intro.
duced in the Senate to-day, providing
that any person who shall knowingly
circulate false intelligence with the In
tent of depreciating or advancing the
market price OF the public funds Of the
United States, or the several States, or
any OF their stocks, or the bonds ot any
corporation, or the market price OF any
merchandise or commodity whatsoever,
shall be guilty OF a misdemeauor, and
may be punished after conviction by
fine of not more than $1,000 and i'm
prisonment not TO exceed 3 years.
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Taylor's store. TAYLOR was absent, and
the clerks refused to sign the pledge,
but ssid they would consider the mat
ter. Each place the ladies went they
were treated courteously and promised
to call again
The procession then returned to the
church where they were heartily well
coined and congratulated. Letters
were read from C. A. Wagner, pro-
prietor OF a prominent restaurant, stat"
iag that he had stopped selling liquor.
Also letter from Mr.. Day, a brewer,
saying be would pever brew another
ksg OF liquor. The ladies express them.
selves as greatly encouraged and will
renew the warfare tomorrow. The
talks and prayers to-day were utterly
devoid OF any harsh words, and abound.
ed IN kindly expressions for all engaged
in the liquor traffic.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Townsend from the Committee
on Public Lands, reported q bill to
amend the homestead laws. Tue bill
goes into all the details, and Was read
At length. After reading aud come dis
cuesion the bill passed.
Mr. Conger. from the Committee on
Commerce, reported bill to amend
the act OF July lst 90 ss to prevent the
determination OF the .ur besring
animals OF Alaska; 30 as to
authorize the Secretary OF the Treasu-
~ to designate the mouths in which the
FUR Seals may be taken for their skins
on the Islands Of St. Paul AID ST.
George and waters adjacent thereto,
and the number to be taken in or about
each Island. After an explanation the
bill was passed.
The House then proceeded to the
consideration of the bill TO regulate
commerce among the several States,
and Mr.. McCrsry, who reported the
till from TIE Committee on Railroad.
and Cauals, addressed the House ID
exclamation aud advocacy of it.
Without taking action on the bill,
which is the special order from day TO
day until disposed of, the House sd-
joprnej.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Surrender OF Apachrs.

San Francisco, Msrch S.--Dispa:eh-
es from Tulson, Arizona, state that
Cassadora's band OF Apaches has sur
rendered to Lieut.. Bache. Cochese is
reported as saying he will not leave his
reservation, and will do all in his power
to prevent others from doing so. This
is taken as an indication that the desire
for war is by no means unanimous
amongst the Apaches.
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CIucinuati Market

CINCINNATI, March 3.-Cotton-
Easy at l5tc. Flour-Steady; Wheat
Dull at 81 38@l 20. Corn-Dull al
57@6Oc. Osts-Quiet aud unchanged
at 44@5lc. Rye-Steady st 81 ol
Barley-Quiet and unchanged. Ole
Unchanged. Eggs-Dull and droopiOg
atl7. Buttcr-Easier but not lower.
Cheese-Firm. Pork-Steady; Gales al
sl4 so. Lard-Good demand; sale o.
1000 tierces; steam sold at SIC; kettle
quotable at SIC. Bulk Mests-Stesdy
shoulders SIC on spot; &C buyer May;
6tc buyer June; clear rib sides u on
spot; Sc buyer Nav; ste buyer June;
clear sides 7t@7ic. Bacon-Quiet
shoulders held at 6lc; clear rib sides
sold at Ss98tc; clear sides S}8S!c
Wbisky-Firm OF 90c.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
hy me LPsst corner OF Main and 18th streets.
WASHINGTO
WASHINGTON, March 3.

The session to-day Of the Committee
on WAYS and Means on the subject OF
the seizures of books aud pspers Of
merchants and importers and Of moieties
was numerously attended. Several
Chambers OF Commerce and Boards OF
Trade being represented. 3. j. Jayne,
the alleged chiet OF the moiety men,
made a defence of his own conduct and
said, 81 stand before you accused OF
wrong. These gentlemen come end
ask YOU to listen to charges given under
the impulse ct public opinion. Shall
stand here accused while my wife to-
day is broken hearted by these charges,
made by these infamous thieves and
their representativesT Jayne was here
promptly informed that he must regard
the decorum OF the occasion and was
-cquired to take his seat.
The Howard court has adjourned un.
IL Tuesday next, to await the arrival
of Colonel Neban A. Wiles, who will
act as q member of the court in place Of
General Mcdowell.
The House Committee on Invalid
Pensions TO day agreed to the bill
which provides that all pensions grant
g! on account o. disesses contracted
IN the Uuited States service or woduds
n battle since March 4th, 1871, which
ave beCa granted or may hereafter be
,rauted on applications filed previous TO
aUuar7 Let, rs, shall commence from
The date OF his death or discharge. The
..ll also provides that in case the sp-
r"cation for pension is not filed prior
To- January lst, 1873, the pension other
vice shall commence from the date Of
#.ing the last evidence necessary 10 es-
..lhsh the same. The limitation here.
n prescribed does rot apply to claims
lv or in behalf Of insane persons,
10y minor children OF deceased soldiers
The House Committee on Commerce
.r,tay agreed to report tor the Isvora
B.. action Of the House bill providing
.,- tie payment of the bonds OF the
Louisville and Portland Canal CONS
gsav, with the amendment that the
secretary OF War instead of the SecTe-
..ry OF the Treasury may purchase and
rcv for any Of said bonds at market
n..ces,
The House Judiciary Committee to-
Law considered the Senate amendment;
20 ;Lc bankruptcy bill, ard decided tc
recommend non-coucurrence and ash
for Committee Of Conference.
Receipts OF Government, all sources
lor the quarter ending December 3lst
S56,j2l5Q5. Expenditures, the same
Teriod, S62 So, 2,37I.
Suppression of Illicit DistIlIcries.
The Commissioner OF Internal Rs7e-
nue. in replying to a resolution OF the
Senate, says that during the last six
months two hundred and fifty-uiDe
Illicit distileries bave been suppressed,
Including II in Tennessee, % in Ken
lucky, = in North Carolina, 81 in
Georgia. > in Illinois, in Indiana, and
tx with q capacity varied from fifteen
3 aae thousand gallons, and daily
ar.rsge OF thirty gallons.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Ihe Strike.

HH.Ap~Lru,A, March &.-This after.
.a92a meeting OF the employ
"a Of the cotton and wooi-
,a mills was held in the lower section
OF The city, who are on q strike for the
oI price prior to the reduction OF 10
Ter cent. The meeting was principally
u females. 1t was stated that the
...', o. Ganlett x Co, John Williams
and John B. Nelson are the only ones
:.a, have shut their doors. The pro-
r.iu,Crs Of the other establishments
.yinc acceded 10 the demands OF the
employees, the strikers resolved to hold
lg, anl i wa stated that there wss =
.av movemen, on foot 10 form q union
n. al the MIL hands for sel' protection.
I5-morTow the str king wesvers in
$cbepper Bro 8 mill at Keusing!ou,
nnopt 1900 in number, will hold q
r.r.f.-~
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xcr York DRY Goods Market

NEv YoRK, March S.--JobbiDR
departments were moro active to-day,
but package distribution was not large
in the aggregate amount. Cotton goods
in steady demand but the market wac
less firm on some mskes, cottonades
ceiling freely, prints, fancy shirtiags
and pcrcalcs in good demand, wooIens
quiet; sprlrC worstcd shswIS were
opened to-day hy several leading agents.
dress goods active.
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PhIIiadeIpDIa Wool Market.

PHrLArsLrHlh March B. Woo
Firmsr aGd IN good demand;
Ohio, Pennsylvania aud W"s'
Virginia double extra and above 569
size; extra 55@57c; medium 55@57c
coarse 45650c New York, Michigan,
Indiana aod Western fine 50G 53c ;
medium 54656c coarse 45@50c ;
combing WGshed G5970c; combiDg uD.
washed 43@45c. Canada combipg
63@65c; fine unwsshed 3693Sc; coarse
and medium washed 3693Sc tub wash.
ed 54657c; extra and merino pulled
Asa SOC; 10 and supersne pulled As
M5Oc.
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LouIayiIlc market,

LoUIsvLLE, March 3.-Cotton-
Firmer at l5,c. Flour-Quiet and un'
changed. Whest-NomIDaE common
81 70. Oats-j6GGj. Hsy-slS 90
on cars. Provisions-Quiet apd un-
changed. Mes pork li!c; bllk sboul-
ders SEC; clear rib sides Tic; clear Tic.
Bacon shoulders 6;c; clear rib sides SIC;
clear SIC; sugar cured hams l29l2!c
Lard-In tierces etc; ksgs 9ic Whisky
-gTIc
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HnIiIninrn Market.

BALTlNORR, March 3-FIour-DuII
and unchanged Whest-Quiet; Ohio
and Indiana 81 5O@l 65. Corn-Qui.
It, mixed western 5Sc. Rye-Dull al
9jc. Oats-Slesdy; western 559j7c
Provisions-Quiet; mess pork SIG OOG
l6 25. Bulk meats nominal. Butter
unchanged. Cofee-Stroug at $50
26Ic. Wbisky-Dull aud weak al
Q7tM9sc.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, March 3-Flour-Dull bat
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and lower
amber Michigan seller April 81 50!;
No 2 red ! "A; No. = amber Michigan
I32. Corn-Iu fair demand and firm;
high mixed Csc March Gl!; April 66ici
May 68tc; June 69:; new 6l!S low
mixed new 60c; no grade new 5S(15Sic
Oats-Quiet and unchanged; No. 2
46iG47c. Closerseed-sJ 25.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
New York Money and Stock Mark c

New YoRK, March 3.-MoNET-
Freely offered at 293 per cent. This
afternoon Wall street was extremely
dull. Sterling heavy at 81 83f@4 63i
for sixty days and 4 864@487 for eight.
Treasury Disbursements $3.50 900
CustouE 9 receipts s530,000. Produce
exports Tor the week s3.934,686, q de-
crease from last week OF two and opes
halt milions, and the lowest for any
one week for long time.
GoLD-Rsuged at ll2i9l u: and
clo,ed at ll2!. Carrying rates fat a.
4 per cent. Clesriugs Si0Qo0,000.
STATE BoNos-Dull and nominal.
GovERNNgyTs-S.eady, quiet and
rpyv little dOjnu
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GERS ANY.

BERLIN, March 4 In the Reichetag
O motion is under discussion 10 deprive
the Government OF Alsace OF the power
declared by the state OF siege.
Prince Bismarck made q strong
speech to-day against the motion. He
declared he never expected AIsace
would greet our institutions with APP
plause.
Alsace shares the responsibility Of
the war. The motion was rejected l3I
to 196.
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Phiiadciphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3-Flour-
Caiet and sleady. Wheat-Dull; red
81 GOAL 6j, western red ! 729l 73.
Rye-9Oo. Coru-Active and higher;
yellow 75G76a Oats-Dull; white
58S62c mixed 56958c, Petroleum
Crnde llc refined l4f9l5c. Whisky
-9TG98c.
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East LIBERTY Lave stock Market.

EAST LrBERTT, March 3-Cattl.-
Arrivals 90 car; medium st to Sic
common 1t to SIC s:ockers 4 10 4tr;
bulls 3 to 4!c. Hogs-Arrivsls 80
cars; best Pniladelpbis &c 90 10 8 25;
Yorkers 5 50 to 5 IS. Sbeep-Arrivals
90 carr; best s. IS to 7 %. medium 90
70 : %. common 3 25 TO 90.
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SrocKs-Opened weak at slight de.
cline from last nights prices ou the frs!
call. There was q further decline OF !
@l! per cent, when a slight recovery
occurred, but the market closed weak,
with nesrly the lowest prices OF the day,
The decline for the day ranged from !
2t per cent. The decline was assisted
by the PostponemsEt OF the financial
question in toe Senate and the runor
that the June dividend on North
w.steIa would BE- passed, aud that the
August dividend on Lake Shore
would be . per cent
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EoEABILITIEs

~ Ah DrtAhtMLE I,
.'."IeE o. TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WA-EINGToE, March ., Sr.M.
PROBABILITIES.
For New Eng,ard, brisk southeast
winds, yeering to southwest, cloudy and
rA'nY weather. For the Middle States,
fresh to very brisk southcrlv winds,
yeerlng to westerly with cloudy and
rainy weather For the Lower
Lake region, bri-k to ligh winds and
heavy rain io-right, the former chiefly
10 tae west sad north on Wedues Gav,
With clearing weather aud decided
fall Of tempc-a.ura. For the Upper
Lake region, Iowa and Missouri, ris-
ing barometer and decided fall ot
temperature, northwest and north ward
diminishing in force and clea. or clear
ing weather, which condition Will e1-
tend south with easterlv winds over
the Ohio Valley, Kentucky aud Tens
nessee. For the South Atlantic and
East Cult States, fresh to brisk SOUTH
erly winds veering 10 westerly, with
Eart}y cloudy weather and probably
light rain. For the West Cult States,
light rain tonight but winds veerrng
10 west and north on Wednesday
with falling temperature and clearing
weather. The unper Ohio will com
mence rising on Wednesday the lower
Ohio continue falling; the Mississi ppi
below Memphis will continue rising
slowly.
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cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, March g. Grsin-
Very ouret and receipts light holders
firm and unchanged. Pstroleum-Duli
but unchanged; standard white ear lots
l2.GI3c; stats test l6!9l7ccsr lots.
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JAPAE.

NAGosAKI, March 3.-The Insurgent
forces, which appeared before this city,
have been totally defeated by the gov
ernment troops.
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Indian Matters.

The Galveston Nass San Autoui
special says the latest authentic ipfor-
nation from Fl. Sill conveys the sad
news for the frontier people that Lone
Wolf, tae Kiowa chief, is preparing to
60 to Texas With a strong party to re-
vepge bis son, who was killed in a fight
with the late Lieut., Hudson, on the
west fork OF the Neuces.
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FOR EIGN.
ENGLAND,
Don,bardmeuto of RiIboa


LONDON, March "A dispatch from
St. Juan De Luse ssys that the CarIists
have kept up steady bombsrdment Of
Bllboa for the last six days,
A conference OF Home Rulers wSs
held in Dublin to-day, Lord Mayor OF
the city presiding.
The Ashnnfee War.
LONDON, March 3, Miduight.-There
ia no news from the Coli Coast OF q
later date than General Wolsey's dis
patch. All kinds OF rumors are in cir
culatlon and great fears are felt that
some disaster may have occurred to the
expeditIonary force on its march back
to the coast. The anxiety in the war
Office is such that Galhrove Hardy re-
mains there until a late hour aud the
clerks remain on duty al night.
The steamer from Cape Coast Cattle
with dispatches was due at Lisbon on
the 2Sth ultimo, Possibly she may
not baye intended to stop at Lisbon,
and is coming to England direct, but
such q course would he contrary to the
ru!e.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Failure.

NEW ORLEANS, March S.-By the
failure oil Charles Bapats, a cotton com.
mission merchant, recently reported,
the Sterling exchange buyers lose
Sl25 900.
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BUFFALO.
Ex-PresiGent Fillmore.

BUFFALO, March 3.-The condition
Of Ex-President Fillmore remains un-
changed.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum HnIket.

PlrrsBCRGH. March . Crude active
aud prices at 81 759l5G refined dull
at l4sc April; l5!G May l6c.
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SUPPLIES 4 GREAT WANT
IL is Universal I'm Its Benefits
10 all Glasses.

Being adapted 10 the daily
use Of every intelligent ciu.
zen. of whatever pursuit,
class or condition, and when
once the use Of II II learned,
becomes N indispensable ~
the Daily Newspapers. and
an invaluable assistant TO the
proper understanding OF the
current events OF the Zines.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
."leE o. TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ;
WA-ErNGTcE, March ., S Sr.M. J
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The work has been revised
and brought down to the pres.
ent time, and contains the
more re cent researches In the
various fields Of knowledge.
II is sold