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sstAte ceusun.
It is curious 10 uote tho Bensftiyencss Of our
population to hnBf1,ces conditions, hB Indicated
In thia table. Tho first check which cnrno 10 tho
growth OF the city WAS caused by thn wnr Of 1872
10. Tho no1t aroHo from ths general htneaatlon
from 1925 to 1850. The giowtl, from 1880 to
1855 was beyond that Of any previous period Of
Ave yeats, asla was followed by az audden do
from tie EXCESSIVE speculation Of the PREVIOUS
years, as wott rs tho destruction Of CONSIDER
able part Of the city BY fire. The impulse given
BY tho discoyery 81 gold n California IS shown
aufiicient tn account for the apparent dimtnutfon
In 1855, and tue Toyulsion OF 1871 for tho Houle-
what unshtisfactory figures for tho rreseut year
IheEo ia no doubt TINT great frauds were COM
mitted in taking tho con.te Of 1850, the reRi
popnatlon for tint yoar not o1coodug 750, ,0O0.
The peculiar condition OF things Il, yonrs laLor,
connected With tho onrol!ments for the draft
during tho several preceding Jonts, is Enough to
1866. Since 1850 there has hpen steady growth
OF about 161 011 for each decade not q sph4-
modlc ono, as tho above figures would indicate.
The population has doubled IN numbers in tho
lhst twonty-fiEe YEATS. ~ # also did in tho
yohrs from 1870 to 1855. It Ia quito unlikely,
however, TINT we ahhft over again see so rnpfd i
rh.lo OF incsenso ia Ia some Of tho periods
shown Ia tho tab'o above. II, ut the cloHe Of
tho preseua century, Che city has population of
600, IL is hll We can fairly reckon upon,
thungh vo may hope for much more With In
c.eased facilities for transportation. a. wall ~
improved methods for tlle transaction Ut great.
or volume OF busiuess, tbs tondeuuy to 1.-Two be-
crease. The influence Of rho burden uf tho
great municipal debt. inflicted on III by Tweed
aud Tho Tamtnany Hing, must also b. takou iuto
consideration.
In this connection It Is Interesting to poto the
Intimate rotations betnecn the commerce Of the
country and tho population OF Now York City.
Tho following tablo SHOWS tho Imports into lie
Untted btAtcs In tho censua years from 1886
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THE FAST MAIL TRAIN.
Helectlon Of the Northern Route
KcRk0sa tDr tho UtUtcC-FrOpUsCt
Extcnsl0n OF tho Plum.

selectlon Of the Nurtitpra Route
ItcRkoss fur tito UftUico-FrOpUscd
Extension OF tito PInn.
Ee,u Fork Tribune, Aug.7.
Tho new fast mail route from this city 10 tho
Wrst, by which letters viii EsaclI Chicngo earsy
Oh the morning Of Tho day after that on which
they arc sent, instead OF tho evening, rs now,
has been h1ed upon by WAY Of tho Now York
Central aud tilo Lake Shore nailroals, Several
considerations have led to tho selection Of these
lines, among which ATE tin following: Tho State
Of Now York, not iucludinR Hsx York City. 70.
ceivcH and forwards hso titueH ~ much mail
ator ~ tho Stats of Pennsylvania, not including
Philadelphia Eleycn ut the nottherh oountto1 Of
the htata Of Uhlo send and recoivs u,ors mail
matter than all tho remaining soyonsy-eight
counties, including Ciuc'uua:i; Chicago cosuea
ns1t 10 New York III this country in tie atuollnt
| Of postal businens dono. More mail matter III
sent to aud received from ttla Btste Of Kansas
ttsn from Missouri. Michigan and Wisconsin
ate among shs largest contributors to the posta!
sltnllng n.rket tor sl.o Itulustr,as Of tia Nov
england htAses, ~ through tholn samples of
sna A1tlclo' 40 sent 10 Ill parts Of the cunntry,
Az these considefA.sona ate MET by tho Northern
uus' M1.lo tae ro'u!a rotorscd to could not Ia
reacaed III the same tltne by any other route.
At present It IL Intended 10 HtaEt thu fast mall
tra!s' 3Fom THIS CITY TO tha west On the LIST OF
October, and befo1a the year sloson anothc. tram
running. Fev atopa Will 10 made between Nav
York aud Chicago, aud tho u..,. will 10 delivered
aud taken up At etosy postat stat.on alons lie
route by lnoans Of appliances cAlfo.l ratcEe.s,"
which havo already booa Ia ubo fur Sumo limo
over about 10 00a miIes Of road, and wl,irh haya
givou gfoAt satisfaction. A Southern fast mail
train IL also talked Of, but no definite arrange.
ulents hsye yet beea completed. Brecl&t ltaiL
way Mail.Agent l3auRs ls now In tue West, whers
lie la pssfsctinx Arrangements tor the new eya-
| thYn
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70 h1 lLF0F n ia E1oe1nHHH 14lsFts ---------
good many voters put II thus: National Bank
buys 500 U0 In uovsrnmsns bohs which dtuw iuasr-
sst sntl ply no taxes. Il dopos .hnse bonls iu
the Treasury and rsoelse theEefv bank uoes 10 the
business Il such rata II can set. Now Tho bank il
ous q Ioetss oniy tAe als5eprs beirssn soooo sad
ierest "a us bonis sopos!ted. Wy booo, Or 10 psr
cent upon is actual oitlsy. Then Il haa IL t9o,tD
to otNratu With. Thusa peops speak ID Aaurs out
enormous profits to shu taukrrs upon tho
VIII yuu bs good enough explain the 4etual prso-
tieal operation Of Nana Bank III getting Into busl
aud IT. average pfohs for the beneht Of The an-
iu!tistedr HxrupL1oAH.
What are Tho facts First. ~ to Efo,ts, Tho
Be1ni-annuti diyidonds of the National banks,
from 1869 to iH74. inclusive, On capital and Eur
plus, were - follows,
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A Judge That ~ Needed In lsroeklyn.


All ot!soer found two msu fighting iu Chatham
street NTH paying-stuaea. Thern was euuuyh
blood aud shouting. he said. for = Central Amer
,oau revolution. On taking them to tue ssstion,
they refused to make charges againat eao6
othes, 10 10 charged them both With diuoEdsrly
conduct, The prisoners nlod man who had
scen II sl!--Dan!ea Curtin. Ar. Curtin came
forward. bursting With suppressed testimony.
~ Your Honor" said 10, EoginninR blu evidence
about thirty feet from tho atand, and speaking
with tl1ee-wou,AD power, "wtsAt know abont
It Ia thts: TAeso gentlemen arc cousins, and
niueteeu years ago-"
The Court, with sayage Rtase-"stop. Wore
these mau hBhLiuX."
Nj. Curtin -" Well, you Soc"
The Court. steEnly-"4uawor my question.
Were tAcsa men hKhlluB."
Lit. Cnrtin--" les."
Tue court--"Tpss's Al. Step down. Ei,e
dollars each,''
l}s1sd, 3" obsarved aaadmirins officer. viz
they haa given the old Judge tho contract for
the beechsf trial he'A hsts xot out Ill kha fsets
IN fosty-siShs hours."
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POPULATION OF NEW YORK.


Aem Iark Ertnfna Font, dHa.7.
Tho tota! population OF our CITY, III OF June !,
1875, is 0Bi,272 being an increnho a,1lco ISM OF
2l9So. or Is per cent, III hyo yoa1s. Tho annex
somewhat to tIlis onnmos ssion which amounts,
within tho boundaries Of that year, to onlv H.
027.800, III increaso Of BJ,514 or 0,07 PCT cent,
IN tho iiys yeals. This increase las not boon 10
great rs was anticipated nor 81 repetition OF tho
percentage Of gain from 1865 to 1870 won1st Gull
tor but Tho revulson Of 1879, and the decrease
Of immigration, 60 far to ncconnt for tho appar~
eut dtnlputlon In rntio.
Wo say apparent, becanso 1t In evident from
tho following table that thora nre re,iors ersorH
In tho census, ho:ts Ia 1860 aod In 1866 Tho
inorcaso iu population siuce i7uo haY boon aB
to!lows:
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MILWAUKEE, ITEMS.

8pf3d{ Utsr0Ieh % 7Es CH1eda3 9T75Hhf.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis.. Aug. e.-The Ooycrnment
officers to-day sold Kiewast Il Wefth's Menomo-
nee dstilesy for &c, 100, Oh account OF assess-
ueuts mlds by tie Revenue Department tor ua,
paid ta1es.
This evening the Common Council inlorsed =
resolution .usitlng tho payment Of taxes In an-
eluwinp an sutsreyt III ~ tba rs.e Of 1 e2 cent u,
all suns paid IN. s1opoy enough will bs secured
IL THU WY to pay Ill cuutrsota entered Into 90
pa2h blAiS.
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ut No. 95 Bouth Water street. to bo roizod yos,
y tdAy morning. md acc0t.!lngly A. G. HtAtthnss,
supervisor; William A. Gayets, Revonue Agent
!l,eruty Collector Campbell, and Hrec,hl Clerk
Wilkinson, took possession Of tho establishment
AMI madc mn inventory Of tho property. A fnll
and coMlotn tecttfsing Arrsrht,,a. 4la hA1tc1s oi
lilnor, nna other small articles, wcre found. An
officer WAS put in possession aud husincss wsa
p'he next atop to be taken viii lin to
FILE An INFORMATION
In tho Unftoa States District Court, antl that will
probably. bs dono to-day by Dlststct-Attornoy
Ward In caen Jnd 90 l'lodgott makes all appear
Tho penalty for tho ofrensos wlncl. Tho ney-
cnuo Inv says aro combined in tho actions
charged sghll'ss slcssrs. Ford, Oliver l. Co. arc
For removing or concehling articles subject 10
oe IN eIs' IT, tax nsS'Dss md ''' from se s S' ta
s5,No for having In ona's poeseaaion sncll
articles wll. sntone 10 osato tho rnylnent Of tho
tN1. tlno OF aonbfo tho amount OF tho tax and
Imprisonment from. thrce montha to shsco years.
forth be proved In Court, tho Ilrm may not have
laid themselves open to prosecution inr perjury
or a1tbdrnaslon OF perjury. In that casa thny
arc limbo to no OF nut moro than s2,ouO, aud
inirrtaonn,ent not moro tlnn nye ycars.
On hearing Of tho eatEmte, n representative OF
TuE Tn1nt'$E called Rt !he ature ol, south Water
atrcot aud bad
A coSvkkRAr1nH NTH 1rH. FORD,
In reply TO questions TINT gentleman said that
hi. establishment had certainly boon rnize,. bnt
l,e did not knuw wllst IL WAS for. The firm lad.
ho hnfd. afwnss dono buaincsa lit perfectly
straightforward and Honest MANNER, n1ld tn
knew of no reason why they should 10 iusor-
runcd.
Whom asked IT tho firm had Rhippod goods In
tho lnanner alleged by Tho rovenao oi,iccta, Mr.
Ford safd that hc ftI not know Rn,th,ng
about IT.; but he bol1eved that under tho
lteBens Rorehuo Inv, every man and finn
!long rcctifyng business were breaking some
law every day. Nothing further on thAt head
conld ho hscettainel. the head OF tho firm esi-
IDENTIFY not desiring 10 oEcr any oxplauatlon Of
the facts alleged against him BY tho officials.
l1o. however, alluded III sofnowhnt nysterioua
manner to feeling of malice or I,rnjndico
which he thought bad procured the proceedings.
lilo would not, he shid, then oxplslu. but OK
p1ctcd to ho pus Of i,ts troubles In day or two.
l1o snlnoa l,is stock at about eau, 00o, anl sald
II WAS nlostly in batros.
Tho partners IN tho firm arn Il. n. Ford, Of
Chicago; W. ". Oliver. Of Michigan and
james Oouner, Of Chichgo.
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20 rcr cent turn out inrgo1y t., BE- tho wind Of
A!,D rscRfeas do.nsgoguo who ss1ka like Sam
Cnty. witaut my regntd whatotof TO- fhcta: Wu
snnposo no rcaHonnbEs person q nsiaeEn par
eens An unreasonable profit upot hhhk capital
rttsAtn bankers wHutd cDnaislor lta vhty poor
business tllat wnnl1 uot yici morn than that.
Tho risks Of banking arc. uf colrr" grrat and
wilcn men invest tholr tap!sal IN tho b,,siness
thoy tnke this into cnhRlfrf.tituh.
2, Taxation. The bnlks paw, in TIN 1rRt placa,
Government tax OH circulation. Iulh,sllB. al,t
eapitat, This Amounted in ton years to &57.-
7ls,Cl0.oB as follows:
snHt ........s..t.....t...& N7t9 -
!f,s-..-...- loh,u 1.11
rm- bfH,tk u
'.'s.'.f''.'t'+s. .t--..4.ss'...ss'- ~ u,''H32t
!sns' hAI7,2Dafb
h+4s&, eHIV
ahto' b.3tbt
III ID, t6{ 6i
E,tDt,hll.f7
10 s3,5 tF6I
In adltton to ttia tho National Banks my
6tatc, county, and mun1cipnl taxes upon l!inir
capital and surplus. Tie snto nf taxation u,,-
der tl!as bead iu 1879 wnH New York City, 2.sa !;
hntfalo ALBANY, and Troy, to per Cont Hos
Chicago 3.34 st. Louis, al il ci'nom! au7;
81, Iaul, 3; Charleston. $50 ! Memphis, 3.2D.
In local taxation ths duplicate rePresentg
about uiln-hnlf tho real ynlns Of tho property
taxed. 1}anks. howcsCr. hrn taxed Oh thor snil
capita, and nnrpluH. They tir,s nay double the
taxea Of priynio individuals, but Will call tin
Rtato and national tnxes oqua! to AZ ror cont.
Tl,iH Ia about what tho National DaMka of Ciu-
cinnau ray without making any Allowance Tor
excessive valuation.
The capital stuck and aurplnh Of thu 2,0O4 Ma
.iomal Banks Gil the I'd of October, 1874, was on
follows.
Carltal stock. sra ,7r5,i1t
huslhu8. t4h, 6%,lnI
Total taxable. s;2I 7a}2u
THIS at ~ rcT cent .$H, IN ..j1 90
It in thus seen tint tho National Banks pay
an annual tax-National. State, aud municipal
of t31. 100 ,GGl Q5. OF courHo, por!ion OF this
capital would DO roacl,ot1 by i,eaf taxation II tho
banks wore abolished, but only vary small por-
tiop. It ia veil known TINT private banEorA ray
vary iitto tax, whtlo n,opoy IL hardly renchod at
all Take Hamilton uuunty, for example:
With tho exception Of tho National l}anks. litto
tnonoy IL returned for taxation. UnItod Statcs
bonds and KrGouhaeks nre not taxnbiu, but Ma
tIonRl DankB G.tnlos eBcara.
, 1875-08-10
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

Every drop ot The Sarxeparillian Rc,ol.unt cosnnas
a eatss , ,nsaE4 " IN ns b!1 utln9 ani othst d.
tho wastes o the h'ly with nuw and suind 1nstrr,l
hosaiu!n fyphils eansumrtn. glandular disease. us =
~ fo thrunt, inaHths tunos, ntoa In tho Rlndt III
esher patt. e tto 's.tsn, osYs. srnu"fga,
cases. csupttuA, torer soEps scald bead rng narm III
;l,eun esystpslaf. seho black sot; worms q lilo ar1
na!niui discharges. night s"rat., LOIS of sIep Ind
w"stns Of TN its rtnoEpe. nrs within thu eun3s
WY provo 70 any peteoa using II for oitbor .ss.s
!! IN, pAtlont. dsl!y bocomng rc1teed by ths VISA
anu accommodation that il coatnusy progressing. ~
wtth nov .naar.t madp ffu.n healthy bfusl,-ani lh
cation I'D .Heesoda II dn,inl.h!nx tho oss ot r.c
fool himsclf growing bater and st.nRor TIN fcodts
Eo4ttnx bottr arpotiso improving. and flesh and ~es
Not aniy dcct tho R4r,apsri''ian 1ioaotvens c.e.i
known remedial agents in tlo ouee nf t;hrone, Soafnt
anstlsnttonAl sud aku dtscascs hu. 1t u tho only p
tvs euro far .. -
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Tum1r Of Twelve YEsra' (atntvth Curtaf h
ltntlsvny's Ncso1seHi.

REvxHtY, hAss,, .Iu3s !G ~
On. nADwAY: ha!o had ovarian tutIur Iu tho ntit1
and bnwpis, All tho doonts raid I" theru htgt3
t." tried eTctgthias tAs Tu&nn'tusnaol. tut +
inx holpod ne: ! saw yout Re- 'l!ont, md thous.i
fGrsd :ef ..s;G y I.;1. tk =. Rotss r. s;i n
H.~dI Heo!. amt huro u mot ssn ne t4tnot u b ri
q toit and tecl oatsr smarter md happ!ef r.
ss nj thn hawefs o1or tbs sron write till, ta,eais
shs bsusHt Of athsEA. You Qublts L L .heTs
Pee. u per bottle.
, 1875-08-10

tl,e Plata. Ia now In tho Hills and will probably
cA,lao thn 1ntncrR to t'yAn,use tho ranrhe" ill
thr country Ia opened ny. When thai w1ll DO,
God only knowa,
hf.ArK n1tth cArrIyEn. ..
Cart. ,fohn 0osiun, wIo i,ns teen dfsaincd ae
Eott sherman. Seh., over s1nc1 ms cars"re ~
tho military iaas hprinr. wio he WAS en- Fn'to
frnM Sioux City To tile Black Hills With sn ex-
pe.ljsinn. was brought bore to-dny on a writ Of
habcas corla,r, Erauscd by United States Indgo
f}ttuay. AMI Is now tn custody Mt tho Darracks
to await tho herring Of llis case.
Tho o'hcr day, near sidney, \ 1.icutsnantt and
twenty men canture.l II. Il. Caydnro-who had
hcen in tho Hack fills bcforo--anI train.
Tim rarty werc released Oil parole oxccFt ta.-
dero. vito rcfueed 10 takp tho oatl. An attempt
Wan made to obtain Ills folease Oil writ or
h"hcas corpdk from Probate Judge, hut tho
military would not recognize the nrIt, ~ It camo
from State Court. Caldcro then took tho pa
rule. Tho affair is considered a military out
fnEc, AZ tho arrest was III Ecaecful G1tiEenf OH
Nebraska soil It would eecm tkht fehrasha is
under military tuie At tho present time.
, 1875-08-10
Kidney and Bladder Complaints.

Urinary and WON'T Diseases. usavel, Dtaboto1 Drcp
steppage u waer tnaaut!nonon nt ult1v lri&h'i Y
dsuesl,s of the x.sor th,e*. e,ndy. 'ntIrd r,
silk, thar il ,aorh, dark, Bilious Arrcarane- u
white bonndust denoslts and when thsrp Is 1fisss
Of tho back and Aiuuf thu luins.
, 1875-08-10

Thus t !a soon That, wlliIo tho population has
doubled Ia tWeuty-hve years, Tho imports have
Increased moTs than tEfeefo'd, rs well for tbs
~holo country ~ for thoes entered 1T this port,
1t Ia also evident that there has baeu no falling
OF III tue commerce Of tho city during the last
twenty-five years ~ compared with that Of thu
country at large, tu 1850 o. per oent Of tho
imports wors satsred 1t Nav York, aud la 1875
Ga nof cant.
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THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
Foreonsting the Result.
Tho Unknown Qaantlty In It.

|
r, ,
t Cincinnati Commercial.
a. ~" u ..css M an'th rum uo. ahn setn % ltsIn"ean I @
,s ~ ~ are mat IN a. nst on ~ w ~ lto
TI 10 slernu unSehoE W AreM @'oo ~ aV'VVo th"-
Your advicrs, no assuro sou, arc unreliable.
. 10" Wv" - ., Wv A'""'' " ~" 1'o''e' e''o
party 1oF moro tsan year, anu ts,c party has
| done nothing to dld to It's strength, lht much
In f,,xc,c,, liar ,,,.ro ~o.tu ooo All, cnn,o
!" ~, .seo"' IVY 'o''' n.y. .''''u eA'lo
ureaantcd nm NM, ~ I'M Iest notn, NJ I'm
| 1...,. ., 49,. o ~ "
N"w A1oa n m In iii
man. talhasivo about old t'o,os' and incapable Of
Tho Legislature was caught and exhibited In a
snoct,n, .tato ~ c,rr,,,,,ou n,ta hns, ,a, :.
Domocralic majority. or co,itBc. iii tho ring OF
thieves tlaore rero some Kcpublgans. but tic
majority Of Tho sncn who sutd themselves for
! el0o each were Democrats. Gov. Allen did not
;n.lst ,na,, ,,r,frt,, tha r.r.lo,rro Nd t,,o
| party, Ills solcltude waR not that tlo rascnls
Should bo punished. but t1tss tho Legislature
"npnu so @ ,no no.1u i .! ..'ou ,. san nus
~ tna lhoflc cloiMesn'" any tI,o utty lasch.s
Tor aon,o years Lad fui possonaiol., aud Affairs
| PROGRESS from bad to wo,so Tho percentage of
I stealiig il higher hero t4att ere, before,
| Ma ronnnt Ihcrcforo INK in j,nv Allan and
III. r..t rnfa1ar. .,n ~ or,a;, to"s "u ,,,
's ..ltt 10 NY ~ ''H's nM aso i!oh
oTdcr IN the peilltnttnry md scandal III tla re-.
| furnlatUrY ail charitable establishments.
| D.Hcord dlBBopuDp tpatousy barhbtjug OWL
speaking. Intrigue. n1arrataolnentYa. arc not
| found h1nong tl,o I,opnblicau loa1cts as tgo
years .eo, III il lila is .bo tara et tIo Dsmoerato
,s"uGsn ' TO atst'nEuis thohaesves nhpicasanIly.
Pnoc cxhIbt,of. of th!s IL seen in tho hostile
correspondence bntwGnn Non. Ewing mud Lewis
| d. Cn1nubell uuclo Wiluam Allen and nephew
| Alien Thurman layc been eorely uurpraed at
| nrr,, ntl,or' If +. ~, nnnm sorrot +hmt tho rso
~ -, VviIii,, .in, ~ @ Ie.t 's t.u isI
~ ~ mn""n sa,un .!ts L"en s.oae,s tae1iAse'
10 aestfoy lhuEH1ahH chances 1Gr the Iteal-
doncy. ard shat no is o1pectrd to Ht down whcn
Mr: Pendioton 1'akes bis appearance.
| Tho (iallipois npoccea IeyGiet,c1 tf,fe nart Of
tl,o ,,i,t hnnut;fuI1v . for nh n1,nlJors 1},tvu u
, 1875-08-10

4 comparison OF this tAblo with that Of tho
population vii! show that the ratio Of variations
iu tho population OF tho city oorfsspotss}s NTH
that Of The commerce Of The Whols country. The
imports entored at this port during this yoars
m untui y ara M foliawu, '
, 1875-08-10

PEkIH.
Srkcfal lliapateA 10 Th6 Chit11o 1ffhnf1s.

Special Ntapateh 10 Tho Chitaqo 7rfban.,
SrnsSuF1EIp, ILL.,, Aug. 8.-l'lo City Distillcry
Company Of rokin rcceutly Beixod for violation
Of tho Rovanuo law, WAS permitted 10 rcsumo
operations to-day by glsing tho required bouds.
, 1875-08-10

The average dividend upon surplus aud capital
IL ! Little over 8 per cent per annutnt aud tho
Ayssage dlsidend upon capital alouu little ever
. par eeat Thus the fabuleus ptolts Of IL sal
, 1875-08-10

CVTTtspon16Acs y 1hs chteaHa 1Ttbun%.
0AAuA, Nsb. Aug. 4.-'rho embargo Oh the
Black Hills still continues but lniuers never
ths!eas fnd their NAY th,ther, and, from ali
aomunts, &re making lille more sAau their
salt, 1t any rate. The laat reports arc to the
effect that soma ase taking out from e10 to s76
rer day. Altogether there ne about 100
ntpoN 10 the Hills. Que mRn, John Coll!us,
originally hai!iuR from Omaha, butwho has beon
Western post~uader lor sole yeass has cor
saluly struck
BIO BONANZA.
30 u said to be selluy Hour At ga pot sack,
Aud whisky Il ta.oo poE pint, aud bah disposed
Of about twenty barrels Of this liquid II that
rs.s. That's bassaE than digging for gold,
uuppose he has > Government pernllt W sell
whisky, ~ be waa oue Of the CommisBloncss IN
tho Rod-cloud and spotted.Tail negotls.lon II
WsshluRson recently.
Con. Crook, commanding the Department ot
, 1875-08-10
Railways Ready Reliet
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
FEVER AND AGUE.

Fevgr and Agae cnsch r., fifty gents. Thera /. %.
rc nfliHl nsfnt n -" wnrl it,n WI fever ND ans
.ni "'h?E fcs"rs ttd Il y, :"!~a.'. ll., 10 aaek i
sold b5 usurElsls.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-10-28
TETON, Dee. ., 1874.

. TETON, Dee. ., 1874.
 We take great pleasure in Informing you ofthe surprisingly beneficial results from the tsse of your English Remedy, the Cordial Bulm of syri- cum aud LOthrops Tonic Pills in . ease of great Nervous Debility and PrOstratiou, by . member of our family who had been under treatment by different doctors for neaFly hreeyears,s14t with out any apparent bcneht ihsrcfrom; but your medicines have produced wonderful sh4sge for the better. snd ths patient now enjoys eomp&fa-7
 fF>ST MRS. HARRIET sTURa1ss.
 P. S.-We tell all with whom We are aeauaint. cd who ere similarly afflicted to try your msdi-
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-10-28
Nervous Debility.

However obscure the causes may be which con- tribute to render nervous debility . disease so prevalent, affecting as it does, nearly OHehaIf of our adult population it is Dels nchOly fact that day by day, and year ny year, we witness a most frightful increase of nervous affections from the slightest neuralgia to the more grave and extreme forms of
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-10-28
srmpsoms of catarrl,.

Bulls heavy ZheAEtRchG. ubsEru0tf0A the nasal passages, discharges falling from the head into the throat, sometimes pro- fuse, watery, and acrid, at -others, thick. tenacious. mucous, ,pnrulent, bloody. and putrid; the eyes are weak, uatefT. Alla in- 1anned; there is ringing in the ears, deaf nesa, hacking or coughing to clear the throat approximation of offensive matter. together with scabs from ulcers: the voice is changed and hes . nasal twang. the breath is offensive. smell and taste are impaired, hacking cough and general de. bility. Only c few of the above-named symptoms are, however, likely to be pres. ent in any one case. There is no disease more common than Catarrh, and none less understood by physicians. 41J
 DR. SAGES CATARRH REMEDY is, beyond all comparison, the best urep- aration for Catarxh ever discovered. -Un. der the influence of it's mild, soothing. and healing properties, the disease soon yields. Golden Medical Discovery should be talk en to correct the blood, which is always at fault, and to act specifically upon the deceased glands and lining membrane of the nose. The Catarrh Remedy should be applied sOGyn with Dr. Pierce's Nasal DOuche-the only instrument by which fluids can be perfectly injected to all the passages and chambers of the nose from which discharges proceed. --
 These medicines are sold by Druggists.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-10-28

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