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CONGs AsssONAI.


The Senate met December 7. and after
some unimportsnt business was informed
by tho committee appointed to wait on the
President that his message was In readiness
The message was read, the time consumed
being two hours. The Senate then ad.
journed. The House, after some unmpor-
tsnt business, proceeded 10 draw seats for
the members. A blindfolded page drew the
names Of the members from boz, aud each
one rs drawn was permitted 10 take the seat
he prefened. The Presidents message was
read, after which the House adjourned I'LL
/ Friday,
| In the Senate, December s, the bill pre-.
/ pared by the Privileges and Election Com.
mittce last year regarding the counting Of
| votes for President, was introduced by Mr..
| Morton, Of Indiana; also q bill 10 extend
the time Of the construction Of the Northern
Pacific railroad ten years. A resolution TO
amend the Constitution 10 make the election
OF President by a direct vote Of the people,
was offered by Mr.. Morton aud referred. A
memorial was offered, asking q million aud
half aid for the Centennial. A bill was
introduced, asking for charter fora Pacific
| cable from the Western coast 10 Asia.
In the Senate, on the 9th, the standing
committees were announced, and were in
most cases the same rs last year. Mr.. Rayard
DEM stated that his party was not.satsifed
with the composition Of the Finance Com.
mittee, as there was not proportlonate
number OF Democrats on il. file would
make, he said, in the future, an effort TO
have change made in the committee. Bills
were offered TO give the Geneva Commission
further time TO complete their lsbors. A
bill was introduced to force Pacific railroads
10 pay taxes whether their lands are sur
veyed or not. Notice was given that bill
would be introduced topay import duties
~ National bank notes. Adjourned till
Monday.
In the House, on December 10, q resolu.
ton was adopted adding TO the committees
Of the House committee Of eleven, be
grown as the Committee on MsSiss mi
Levees. The section Of the Presidents
Message referring to the Centennial was re.
ferred, by resolution, TO q select committee
OF thirteen. A bill prepared by the Post
Office Department was offered as a substitute
Tor one presented by Mr.. McDougall Rep.b
Of New York, repeating so much 81 the act
of the Sd Of March, 1873, as has been con.
strued to cover postage on printed matter.
without action ON the subject, the House
adjourned until the folloWing Tuesday
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VIII BE- found to POSSESS those quatie, necessary 20
the total eradication 81 all bilious attack prompt
t. start the rrton. Of the liver aud give healthy
tone 90 the entrc system. Indeed ~ u Ordinary
discovery In medical science 10 have Invented .
remedy t,r these stubborn com plants. which develop
all the result. produced ny Q heretofore frce use %
caicniel, mineral Justly dreaded BY msnkind, sud
srknox leier 70 he destructive 10 threstreue 10 the
human system. That the pror-ftes Of CERTAIN seg~-
tables comprise all the virtues % oalomcl without
IT, Injurious tendencies. IL nov sdinitted fact
rendered indi.putahle by scientific RESEARCHES; and
those Who the Mandrake PHI. viii te fully salts
hcd that the bet medicine. are those provided BY
natut, In the common herbs and roots et the neld.
These pill, oren the bowels and correct all billion.
without salvation or other Of the
injuriou. effects Of eaiomei or othcr roi.ons. The
secretion of the bile 10 promoted BY thee pills. a.
will be seen by tho altered Color 81 the stools aud
d.sprcsrns Of the sallow eomrlesioa aud clcassins
Of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each bos Of
pills.
Prepared ONLY BY !. n. scheneA A SOU, At theft
principal once, corner Sisth and Arch rtrret~
Philsdslphis, and tor sale By all druggists aud
drslrfs. rrire, - cents psr bon.
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Mr.. Wilson's Last Isiness.

Boston advertiser. Mr. Wilson's first
serious Hines, was ANON, two ye,rs 400
when awav from home Uo no,;cod a,
table that he had lost con,rol of Tho
muscles of n mart of his face Tho nov,
dav he went ~ Do,chos,o, % ,ho hor.o
of The Hon Cbar,ss A phsln, wbo,o bo
sent for ID, CLARK and rema;n.d !, 70.
tirement for several weeks A bo inn.
proved he grew more cheerful hut often
aid ct have rece;v.d a mortal .o,nJ y
Uc gave directions in racard IN oil hi.
anaiis, ihciuuihg MS ueath anu BURIAL
His strongest wish was to finish his his.
torical work Dur;ng this Tina no ,.ad
~,
pu0hc "oiA-, anu was ueePly inter
ested in the account Of Mr.. Buckles
sudden death in Egypt, and often re-
Peated the exclamation of his last hours,
"Oh, my book my book! shall never
live to finish my book ~ adding, :" / know
what his anguish was"
Z He was promised several wears of active
| life il he would rest one year. But his
restless temperament seemed beyond his
control. He buried his hopes OF future
advancement in public life. He desired
to see his old political friends again
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~ spioms OF Casarrh.

Dull, heavy headache, obstruction Of the
nasal psssagss, discharges falling from the
head into the throat, sometimes profuse,
watery and aerid, at others thick, tenacious,
mucous, purulent bloody, aud puirid; the
eyes are weak, wateTy, aud infamed there
Is ringing In the ears, deafness, hacking or
coughing TO clear the throat, expectoratiOn
OF offensive matter, together with scabs from
ulcers the voice is changed and has nasal
twaBg, the breath is offensive, smell and
taste are impaired; there Is a sensation Of
dizziness, mental depression, hacking cough,
and general debility. Only a few of the
abOye-named symptoms are, however, likely
10 be present In any one ease. There is no
disease more common than CataTrh, and
none less understood by physicians.
DIR. sAGE's CATARRH REMEDY
is, beyond all comparison, the best prepare.
ton for CataTrh ever discovered. Under
the influence Of its mild, soothing, and heal.
ing properties, the disease soon Yields. The
Golden Medical Discovery should be taken
to correct the blood, which is always at fault,
aud 10 act pesihcally upon the diseased
glands and lining membrane Of the nose.
The Catsrrhs Remedy should be applied
earn, with d.. PiTcs's Nasal Douohe-the
only instrument by which fluids can be per.
feelly injected 10 all the passages and cham.
beers Of the nose from which discharges pro.
coed.
These medicines are sold by Druggists.
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On FASHIONED people who regard a
liberal use Of the birch as an important
adjunct in the education of youth, will
be interested in the announcement that
the Supreme Court of Wisconsin has
pronounced Aogging unlawful. 1t has
decided that the whipping of child by
a public school teacher is an assault and
battery, and that an offending teacher
may be mulcted in damages as well as
held answerable for violating the dignity
OF the law.
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The Most Re.peetno,c Of cities.

A correspondent writes: Copenhagen
is the most respectable city in the world.
1t is overlooking with responsibility.
Streets, houses, people TEEN with it, and
the very atmosphere breathes it, You
see here at first glance nothing great and
nothing small, nothing splendid and
nothing squalid, nothing modern and
nothing ancient. | don't know that |
have seen a really elegant house here, but
all look like family houses Of a few gem
erations, and you picture to yourself
their interiors of ostcntatious elegance.
The windows here, as throughout Norway
and Sweden, are all what we call French
windows, but opening outwsrds like out
side blinds, and As ! look at them, row
after row thrown half back at right an
giles with the front of the house, and Of
fering such a splendid target for stones, |
think to myself what respectable little
fellows Copenhagen boys must be, for not
one window is broken. As for the peo-
pie, who thus seem to have learned that
those who live in glass houses should not
throw stones, there is a wonderful air OF
decency and sobriety about them; but
as | look at them can not help question
ing if this very absence of excitement,
amounting almost To lack of animation,
does not betray a corresponding want of
character; they do not look spirited, nor
are they a strong looking people; indeed,
| never saw in one city 80 many bloodless
faces
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DIR. RsDWAY'S
SarsapariIIian
ResoIvent,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

a,.d .,,,,,. d,..prarance " weakness, Ian.
s cSs @', s,e '"''''' "" '''"''
a etreosth increases apretlts improves. relish VI
s.ua ~ r,,e sour efustations o. ~stertfash, food
Xss.,lon ssisn and undisturhed steep s-sken fre.h
and ,issrcus. 49, -, A..
~, in. "a, sed hssithy the arne changed ren
n. tufNa aud riauds srrsafsnee W clesi sh.fyot
smi~f ,olori wstst ra.ss- ifeeil from ne hada,s
Through ths urethfs wthout ria % ,ealdinsi h'tlr
uagted dninuiion ~ quantli, % ft,snsscl q
IA. i,rtTrV vrakeuine discharges ~ smls ted that
wsyi' sith .ertsipiy y rstmsnsni cure Iss',s.-d
,.t,.i t.,,',,t fesfofc,l 10 the several Organs
80 w.. " ,isge on tho -hitr Of the eyes, and the
..,.tis, s.hfon err.afanee 81 the sktn changed -
ss'Ttt,, ~. ave f,on weak or uireated iunes OF
,hios iii ,reiife sfeat h.ncnt 10 - toratins
49,, ~. ,nnyb rhlsfnf ~ mueus FROM the lungs.
w, 49, .ii. t,.,et ~ wtpdplrr thfost or hesd ~
49,. IN .t,s,sth thtCuehout the svstsm stofpsfe
M nisbt .-est- snI pains and fcshns II ~eshn s--
at1ard thg snklsa, l~rs, shoulders, etc ss..slne
~, "a III fens IN Wins down ~ afi.ihs
Ia he inNrntne All thee ssttessihs Nmp'""-
rr.Jnativ and SURELY aissprset
,.t.n 5sa .isn. of rstutnine hes h ~ill apf..I -
- ti,,t i,nrrove. in strength ana putuf diseas"
Iii i,,i,ish and ali FOREIGN and inn ute decpsius'
se'i-,, tamor., gae,sts, hstd la@e' 80 .,;'oS .nd
kesib, alters fs,sr sores. ~ phyhtc sores, ctoh'c
Am S..s.ss ss.aaail, disappear.
Ia 90. ~b~rs ~. system b.. t-en saiivated,
49, , IN ,. ssf.sparias
- A H., I'm, ,,.es wttb tfvd Of rutassa have
srr,n,ni.tss ana h.,one d.fosited w. the bslnr-
.ini'' s,c ,sa,,ns ss,'s, %. W, tif~ ..ell,es.
,,iT,,.. ,sin. ste tho saus az autslIaN IN
i.. ,i,,, i.,.,sifs suI gNtsTnlnsI. Iha ~
M ~ ,hs ii.ssse fron, ths sJstem
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s,cws ,,.w. D..swrv Se,~..

Since the advent Of ono license" In
Danbury II !, not possible TO get the in.
side pocket Of M overcoat too deep.
Coal Oil Johnny who Is driving dray
in Cincinnati, and steering canal.boat
in Pennsylvania, has secluded himself
on farm in California.
Public attention was temporarily d.
rccted, on Saturday, from the condition
of affairs in Herzegovina, by the appear
ance Of dog on the back Of horse on
Main street.
The Sanitary Record says that after din.
ner an hour should he devoted 10 social
recreation, for the repose Of both the
body and mind. We hope farm hands
will attend to this.
Don Carlos thinks his offer TO combine
his forces with those Of the government
against the United States intimidated
us from fighting. Heavens how long
must we submit to this humiliation.
Would that Tom Hy,r were alive.
The quilting season is upon Us. The
,ho naiIs con.nicuou,v s,,nJino On, In
Them The man of The bou.e brings
,hom down. II take. shou, an hon, 10
brirg down A set of quilting frame, in a
proper manner. In the first place thew
have 10 he rot out from under five bar.
rels two trunks and an assortment of
hoxcs and itis wonderful the oualitv of
,....i,, 90, all ,,,....,os ,,hor 4, s,,s
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IwAKURA, now Junior Prime Minister
of spain, never saw foreigner till 1868 ;
he purPosely avoided it. Bat since he
headed the treaty commission which
visited this country and the principal
European capitals in 1912 3 he has been
one OF the most earnest in introd icing
into Japan the forms and fashions of
Western civilization. lie has lately
sent two of his sons to the United States
TO be- educated
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a Rude srifh 20 Maniac.

says the Dubuque Tune: A Buchan-
an county f,rmer had an experience one
day last week such, as We learn from the
Bulletin, he will not care to have re-
peated, and it all came about through
enc Of the lunatics Of the asylum for the
insane at that place, from this county,
an lrishman, whose name we have not at
hand, but he will be remembered by
many in this city as the man who cut up
some strange antics at the Catfish Mills
a few months ago. This man had e.
capped from custody and reached the
town. Coming 10 the main road he in
tercepted farmer in a wagon with a
high crate, containing two hogs. The
crazy man, without - much as saying
" by your leave" mounted the wagon,
and, seiziug the long ends of the lines,
began to lanup the horses. at the same
time yelling as only a crazy man can.
The farmer had no time to scrutinize his
involuntary passenger, his whole atten-
ton being required u keep the horses
from running. In this way the estab-
ment came down Main street, across the
bridge, and into the thickly crowded
street. the crazy Patlander laying on
the strap and yelling at the top of his
voice, the hogs squealing and tine farmer
holding back for dear life. The team
was stopped by the crowd opposite the
New York Store, and two Of the hospital
employee, who had early got track Of the
lunatic, coming up, he was overpowered
after sharp struggle, bound and taken
back To duress The farmer seemed glad
that the adventure had turned out no
worse. With his experience he would
doubtless rather haul hogs than lunatic.,
and fervently hopes that he msy never
again have a load of both.
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The navy yard in Philadelphia has
been sold for 81 100000. The purchaser
was J. Lowher Welsh, who bought it for
John G. Bullitt, attorney for parties
whose names he refused TO diyulge The
Eoning Telegraph says the navy yard
was bought for Drexel 4 Co.. well known
bankers, and 5. & w. Welsh, a large
shipping firm of that city.
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PINrLrs on the face, rough skin, chspped
hands, saltrheum and all cutaneous aAec-
tons cured, the skin made soft and smooth,
by the use Of Juniper Tar Soap. That made
by Caswell, Hazard A Co, New York, IL the
only kind that can he relied on, a. there are
many limitations, made from common tar,
which arc Worthless
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Remarkable Electrical Discovery.

T. A. Edison, the electrician OF the
Atlantic and Pacific Company, while ex-
perimenting with light as force, has
made a discovery which may reyolu-
tionize telegraphy. Mr.. Edison claims
that his experiments have resulted in
the discovery Of new force of nature
similar to electricity and possessing its
efficiency without being subject to many
ofthe influences which affect the latter. A
remarkable feature in the newly discov-
cred force is that the earth has no effect
upon il as conductor whatever Wires
operated by this new agent can work per-
fectly lying ON the ground or in any
position, so long AS they are unbrokeD.
Glass, however, is a conductor.
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" your horse is lame, sore, or CALLED, you
should use JehRson's dRodyRe Lfnfment I;
wash the part with CASTLE sosp and warm
water, rub dry with a clean cloth, then ap.
ply the Eminent, rub In well with the hand.
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MILLIONS Of bottles Of BuRSErT's Co.
CoAISE have been sold during the last twenty
years, In every civilized country, aud the
public have rendered the verdict that u Is
the cheapest and best Hair Dressing In the
world
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HAve our readers ever used any " Por.
sons fgvyatire Pm u not, Why notp They
are the best family physic, besides being the
greatest anti.bilious remedy there IL 10 this
country
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vEGEriSE is now acknowledged by our
best physicians to he the only sure aud safe
remedy for all diseases arising from ispurc
blood, such as scrofuls, and scrofulous hu.
mars (ofo
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AN Indian think. himself fortunate
when he strikes a trailj q civilized man
on the promenade feels obliged TO apollo
gize for such an occurrence.
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RAILWAYS
R E ADY R ElIEF

INFLAMMATION of TIE KIDNEYS.
INbLAMMATtUS Of I'M hLADbtk,
INILANMArtOs ~ Tlit boNkIS,
pJNGEsTtON Of mt LUNGS,
sORF THROAT. plTIICTLT BREATHING,
PALPIrATtUN 90 I'M HtArI .
HY-TLWCs, GROUP, pifhfHIklA
gNTARRH. INiit INA,
HEADACHE TpptH NCitt MlhP>,
NEIRAtt,tA. HiiEtMf Ism,
COLO tiGiit~. AGtf ohliik
The application ~ the READY httlhs 20 the
part of psfts wnsrr gis pain dncultS casts VII
snHfd esss and gnmfnrt
rHeaty dfaps 10 half = tunhsr u water wtii. " =
~ asmeits rure CHAMPS, sfAsMs, rllk
sTuNAliI. nEAHrnrhN. siCk HhAphthtr
THE R0wEis sud al iSftRSNL PAINS
TfaVelef. shouid slwaf. carr bottle - Sao-
WAYS NGtsGf With then. Atss drops - ~aief
wil pfvsent sol No.. pain. from hanfe y .Atet
IT T. hEfTlk fHAN iktNtH hkNNOf Vh
hlrrkRs A. sfiMtLANf
Prtee 10 seats. sold b, DrWHHssiA
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AT our request, Cragin 4 Co, Phils.,
Pa, have promised 20 send any Of our
readers, gratis ION receipt Of 10 cents 10
pay postage), a sample Of Dobbin's Elec-
trio Soap, 10 try. Send at once.
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PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.
Ohio, renusylvauta, and Wet Virginia heeces,
double extra aud ahovc, 6ttlc; ehtra, tesu -
medium, soa5ic.; coar-e, t6Ostac. New lork, Mich
tgan, Indiana, and Western nesces, hne t0ailc (,
medium t9p,sUc.. eoinhinE washed, bseteici cunib-
Ing INV asbei, ~ Z. coarse, tetrc.
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SOME Of the new styles'of oyerskirts
are made with the back cut and worn
Arab style, and the effect is very stylish
and quite new.
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To irritate woman whose mind is of
the strong sort, read to her that if she
were in Japan her three principal duties
would be; /. Obedience to parents
when child. = Obedience to her hus-
band when wife, g. Obedience 10 her
eldest son when a widow.
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gotiations at Paris for the sale Of two million
tons Of gusuo were not excepted by the gov.
ernment II wanted more liberal offer.
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ENVY seems to bel disease that every,
body has and everyday Is ashamed Of,
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
sses,s srs,n sSe rspssss.

Toe Secretary Of the Treasury has sent
70 Congress his estimates for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1877, the following being the
total rccspitulsiion BY departments
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70 q ts1e.
roa tsss.
A NEW ILLUSTRATED
CATALOGUE OF THE
MASON & HAMllN
CABINET ORGANS,

Il NOW READY, with PRICE LIST aud
very full information, presenting seeurate
drawings Of these celebrated instrumenisi
with detailed descriptions; including MANi
NEW STYLES, WITH NALIABLE I'M
PROvEMENTsi NEW SrOIS AND FILE
CANT CASES,
II Is not questioned hy disintetested judges
that these are Tfif BEST OF ALL INSTRl'
MENTs OF Tits Class; tNfQuALtD,
AND, ~ JUDGED CRITICALLY, lNAP.
PREACHED ny OTHERS. Their fame y
worldwide. They have ALWAYS obtained
highest awards in American Industrial ~
positions, aud received POUR FIRST MED
AIS and DIPLOMA or HONOR At the
GREAT WORLDS ENPOSlfloNS In
PARIS, 1867; VIENNA, 1873; aud LINZ
| (Austria) 1873. being the ONLY AMERICAN
ORGANS WHICH EVER RECEIVED
ANY PREMIUM IN COMPETITION WITH
THE nEST PRODUCTS OF ROPEAN
MAKERS. The best musicians In Europe
aud America pronounce them unequaled.
Prices ~ low a. consistent with best work.
manship aud material, sud lower than those
commonly demanded for very inferior in.
struments. Organs sold for cash or time
payments, or rented until rent pays TOT them.
Erery ono thinning of buying m org1n
should al least ~, his mr. CATALOGUE. twill
he sent free and postpaid. Address the
MASON a HANIIN ORGAN co, l5i
fremont ~, BOSTON; - tnion Square,
NEW YORK or 20 aud ~ Adams street,
CHICAGO
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liOrseClaims, Pensions. etc.

htTtyEk~ $50 sptutLNs, woundrd. iuiufsi,
" "r sfu l.' h"rs-s boo luitcd state. -"fvce, mat
spplt is'lfr l'uuafI, ~. 1f t1I vii 10 TOO aiy
.ulsr fatH, e. D.. ARNOLD, tlHgtHuatt. Ohio.
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ONLY is CENTS |!

where u Il not alrea known. s~ut sHui gfest
illustrated litrratF and family Journal. " The
trt~ket the ssessts." thfes months 90 TRIAL
~ unY li coats \ mammoth page ptpr .-lFa
" Harrsr' sMssky containing - ruti 3 ruutiuurt
and short stuti,s skotchc-. p1~uis, rtc. uuiy 81
lraT, Nth elegant rtt MUM prltfolins % tens ~
American Aft,' ~ Aidins Co, OF p Cru'a sithout
emium. IN trial three north. far oul, i5 ceuts
h ~. Auf
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The appropriations for the fiscal year end.
ing June 80, 1875, were 81, s6i,to2 less than
the estimates; and the estimates for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1877, are si,ei2,.
SOS larger than the estimates for the pre-.
v'cus year. 4#. ."..
The Secretary Of the Interior has rejected
the claim for siso,o)o Of Van a Adair, on
eccount Of services as attorneys Of the Usage
Indians, on the ground that they have ~.
ready received full compensation, and that
the practice Of attempting to protect the In.
dians through attorneys at the expense Of
tho Indians IL n ,.s.fo..
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back 4 Reynolds, at Milwaukee, brought in
. verdict Of guilty.
The indictment against General Babcock
charges that he and Joyce ccnspired to.
gether, aud with John Mcdonald, Joseph
N. fitzroy, Alfred Bevis, Edward y. Frazer,
Rudolph W. ulrici, louis Teuscher, John
Busby, Gordon n. Bingham, and with certain
other persons TO defraud the United States
OF the Internal Revenue tar Of seventy
cents, imposed by law upon 100000 proof
gallons Of distilled spirits thereafter 10 he
prodaced at certain distilleries In st. Louis
and details instances in which several lots Of
whisky Of 10000 gallons each, we're re.
moved from distillerics withou, the payment
of tar
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NS''"N Adds ". n. BELLS. Indianapolis. lnd'
osbn Daily 20 Agents ~ mes hfttciss and thg
C-tv best lsmib raTrt In America, With to -
Chfomos, ffre. AN. 20 co ss7 nf'dssy. Y.
~oeoA wo.'s. -Agts wanted. 80 ts,t srillns
S5oU ,r,e'., ". ,,,. u1s az, 80
AGENTS go si~sss, az tsressse.. lneunici.
NueNfS sifrgxn flf -. Novelties SUI hfotlns
" srsrF asssrIsaeH. National thrumo Co, w Hsfa
ZELLs' ENCYCLOpEptA, Me-. Rsrlssi iihg-
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