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Sugg c lions to an Inquirer.

Oie of those astonishing persons
who sends questions to the column of
ANSWERS to Correspondents" in the
weekly story papers, asks, in a recent
number of New York STARTER, if the
editor can tell him the best way of be-
ginning a conversation when he is in
troduced to young lady at a party.
The editor can't suggest anything, but
L think 1 can; although 1 have a pri-
vate opinion that the questiOner will
succeed better opening oysters than
cOnvt rsations. \ capital plan is to be-
gin by saying something about the
weather. The young woman may be
startled by the bOldness of the subject,
but if the weather is cold, say so, and
stick to it. / have heard some good
tn ngs said about the weather by peo-
pie who have Just been introduced
and l am acquainted with q man who
remarked to thirty-seven women during
one evening that " 1t looks like rain"
and he said it every time as if it were a
happy thought that just struck him.
If a young woman doesn't respond
promptly when you allude to the
weather, try her on the Neo- Platonisms
and ask her if she thinks the doctrine,
of Pythagoras had any influence upon
the tendency of the Greeks TO per
sist in adhering to the tenets of Pan
theism. If she still holds off, Try to
draw her out by inquiring if she be.
lieves that the doctrine of natural Sc
lection has any influence upon the ma
rital relation, and whether the atra-
bilious temperament IS disposed 10
seek the sauguine or the Emphatic. If
this does not unloOse tie tongue, You
might ask her what kind of a tomb
stone she would prefer, or if she thinks
a dogwood toothbrush IS better than
the kind with bristles, or whether she
likes a,double-nOsed pointer better than
a liver colored setter, 'r whether she
believes that s.. Paul was In tee habit
of eating oni.ns. WHAT man wants
a. party is to touch the soul Of the wo-
man he is talking to, and if tie allusion
to Pythagoras doesn't reach her finer
feelings, the reference to the tombstone
will
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Chinese. Hospitality.

The San Francisco papers record a
perfect marvel in the way of Christ
mas dinner given by a few wealthy
Chinese merchants to some of their
American friends. Under the guidance
of Dune Some and Vim Chang, the
guests found themselves in a perfect
maze of grandeur, rivaling the desclip-
ton of the "Arabian Nights in splen-
dor. There were gigantic lanterns,
eiided hsneings and embroidered
chairs. Daring dinner the guests were
regaICd with the Overture la Con
fucius or, Celestial Chord" with tin
pans and clashing of gongs. There
were lacquered tables with ivory che s
and checkers for those who cared to
retire for a smoke. Over the backs of
the sofas and chairs and around the
side tables were covered with eIabor-
ately embroidered scarlet broadc!oth in
gold and silver. The dinner table was
marvel of taste and beauty. No two
plates or bowls are alike. Besides the
chop-sticks, there were the usual array
of spoons, knives, etc, and scattered
over the table we're images of dragons,
lions, antelopes, and devIl-tish, in rice,
-four, and sugar. The naive vine was
scented with otsar OF roses, and it was
so strong that couple OF thimblefuls
we're considered sufficient for the even
ing. The bill of fare consisted of
thirty courses, comprising eteWed
birds nests, stewed shark-fns, duck
legs, Ii Chez nuts, pigeons, water
melon SEEDS, fried fish fius, mushrooms,
and duck's web foot, capon and ham,
and almond paste. Tn pastry was
wonderful in design, resembling binds,
beasts and fishes IN endless variety.
After each course the party left the
table, conversed, lounged, or smoked.
following the Chinese dinner came
European spread of twelve or thirteen
courses. After six hours Lard dining
the party separated.
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no0n a month TO agents everywhere. Address
DHUU TxcELstoR M'P's CO., Buchanan. Mich.
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Broken Friendship.

Friendship is a good deal like china.
1t is very durable and beautiful as long
as it is quite whole but break it and
all the cement in the world will never
quite repair the damage. You may
stick the pieces together SO that, at a
distance, it looks nearly as we'll IS ever;
but it won't hold hot water. It is al
ways ready to deceive you if you trust
it; and 1t is, on the whole, q very
worthless thing, fit only to be put empty
upon shelf, and forgotten there. The
finer and more delicate it is, the more
utter the ruin. A mere acquaintance,
which needs only little ill-humor to
break it up, may be coarsely puttied
like that old yellow ba il in the store
closet; but tenderness, and trust, and
sweet exchange of coutideoce, can DO
more be yours when angry words and
thoughts have broken them tLan can
these delicate porcelain tea-cups which
were splintered to pieces be restored to
their original excellence. The slightest
crack will spoil the true ring, and you
had better search for a new friend than
try to mend the old one. And all this
has nothing to do with forgiveness.
One may forgive and be forgiven, but
the deed has been done and the word
said; the flowers and the gliding are
gone. The formal making, up" Is
pecially between two women. is Of no
more avail than the wonderful cements
that have made a cracked ugliness of
the china vase that yen expected to be
your "joy forever. Handled delicate
~, washed to purity in the waters of
truth, confded to no careless, unsym
pathizing hands, friendship may Last
two lives out but it "does not pay" to
try to mend it. Once broken, it is
spoiled forever.
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RUNNING.
l mile Grey Planet, 1:i2K.
2 miles, True Blue 1929.
3 miles, n 1rfolk, 5:271l.
4 miles, Fellowcraft, 7:19N.
~ miles, Kate Pease, 4:2S15.
10 miles, Reform, $685..
Tbree best heats record to wagon -2:20H,
2:22A, 2:211f; Judge Fullerton.
Three best heats on record-21924, 2161, 2.l6
Goldsmith Maid.
Four best heats record-2.18 2.1724, 2.1l, 2.t9;
G oster [first heat dead with Red C.Oud).
Two best heats-219b, 2l4 Goldsmith Maid.
Best two miles recOrd-4.6OH; Flora Temple.
Best three miles = 4: Huntress.
Best double team-2 2T24 jesse Wales and DARK
ness.
Best running time, mile heats-1.13 43, 1887,
.48H, LAS first and second, Ihornhi.l; Thad
Stevens last three heats.
PACING.
One mile to saddle-2 14K {; Billy Boyce.
One mile to harness 2.1Sh; Pet.
One mile to wagoI-2 1715; Pocahontas.
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ARRANGING FLOWERS ARTIsTICALLY.-
Where tulips, hyacinths or crocus are
planted in quantities it is good plan
to have some regard for color in their
arrangement. A small round bed of
crocus, for instance, might have the
purple variety in the center, the yellow
round that next place the striped kind,
and finally the white; or this order may
be reversed with equally good effect.
The same arrangement might be OBJ
served in border planting by having
the colors in separate rows. Com
mence the first row by planting about
two feet of white crocus, followed with
two feet of purple, then two feet more
of yellow, and finally two feet of the
striped variety now plant the second
row, beginning with purple, then yell
low, striped and white the third com
mencing with yellow, and the fourth
with striped crocuo. Such bed is very
handsome indeed. OF course other
devices may be followed, such as stars,
crowns and the like, not only with
crocus, but also with tulips and hya,
cinthS
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in its essence, in that part of it that
outlives death, is alike and equally
pure, but We know that there is nothing
like it to you anyHhere. There are no
words for tie thoughts it brings. They
mock language. AS you touch it, and
gaze at It, you have nothing to say.
You feel the thorns of your dead rose,
that is all, and the wounds they make
bleed.
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A Few Words to Feeble and Delicate
Woman.

A Few w Ords to FeeDie ana DeIcatc
wOmSn.
By r. V. PIERCE. NJ. D., OF the Worlds Dis
pensary, Buffalo, New York
Knowing that you are subject to a great
amount Of suffering. that delicacy on your
part has strong tendency to pro!ong, and the
longer it is neglected the more you have to Ell
dune and the more difficult OF care your case
becomes, |, as physician, who is daily con-
suited by scores of your sex, desire to say to
you that am constantly meeting with thOse
who have been treated for their ailments for
months without being benefited in the least,
until they have become perfectly discouraged
and have almost made up their minds never to
take another dose of medicine, nor be tortured
by any further treatment. They had rather
die and have their sufferirgs ended than to
live and suffer as they have. They say they
are worn out by suffering and are only made
worse by treatment. OF anything more dis
couraging, we certainly cannot conceive, and
were there no more successful mode OF treat
ing such difficulties than that, the principles
Of which teach the reducing and depicting Of
the vital forces of the system, when the ind-
cations dictate a treatment directly the reverse
of the one adopted for them, their cases
would be deplorsble indeed. But, lsdy suffer
ers, there is a better and far more successful
plan OF trestment for you; one more in har-
mony with the laws and requirements OF your
system. A harsh irritating caustic treatment
and strong medicines will never cure you. If
you would use rational means. such as COM
nonsense should dictate to every intelligent
lady, take such medicines as embody the very
best inviRsra ing tonics ard nervines, com
pounded with special reference to your delicate
system. Such happy CONT inatiOn you Will
find in my Favorite Prescription which has re-
ceived the loudest praise from thousands of
your sex. Those languid tiresome sensations
causing you to feel scarcely able to be on your
feet or ascend fight of stairs; that continual
drain that is sapping from YOUR systems ali
your former elasticity, and driving the bloom
from your checks; that continual strain upon
your vital forces that renders you irritable and
fretful, may all be overcome and sUbdued bva
per-evering use of that marvellous remedy.
Irregularities and distinctions to the proper
workings OF your systems are relieved by this
mild and sa' g means while periodical ains,
he existence of VIII Ii is a sure indication of
seli us disease that should not be neglec ed,
readily yield to it, and if its use is kept up for
a reasonable length OF time the special cause
of those pains is permanently removed
Further light on these rubiects may be obtain
ed from my pamphlet on diseases peculiar to
your sex, sent on receipt OF two stamps. My
Favcrite Prescription is sold by druggists.
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THE AMERICAN ORGANS, advertised in
another column, have the guaranty
which comes from twenty-five years of
successful experiment, and from the
well-known high character of the manu-
facturers. They now offer entirely new
styles, unsurpassed in quality aud
beauty. AZ
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THE official report of the Austrian
government respecting musical instru-
ments at the Vienna exposition, declares
the Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs to
be "the most distinguished and praise
eorthy instruments of their class ;
praising in detail their power and reso-
nance of tone, variety eff combination
and solo effects; fine power Of express
sion; smooth, even and sympathetic
tones, and thorough workmanship.
They were awarded the first and high
est medal. Other American organs in
competition were declared to be far less
meritorious, the tones and workmanship
being both inferior. 10 comparison, IT
was said: Judged leniently, they do
not rise above respectable mediocrity. ;"
This was undoubtedly the most expen-
sive, thorough and competent compari-
son such Instruments ever made.
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MOTHERS, who have delicate children,
who are subject to Group. When your child
goes to bed Wheeling and coughing you know
not efore morning Group may set in, and be-
fore you can get physician your child may be
beyond the reach of help. Aliens Lung Bal
sam should always be kept in the house. and
be given Immediately when The first symphonic
appeor which will remove the mucus collected
in the throat and save the Ire of your dear
child. For -ale by all medicine dealers.
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Diamond Cotton Chopper, Cnltivator
and Planter and Cora Planter are guaranteed
to give satisfaction by a southern company
whose character and responsibility ara vouch-
ed for by the leading bank officers OF North
Carolina. che Cold Medal was awarded to it
at the Georgia State Fair See advertisement
elsewhere. Send for circular.
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THERE are probably a hundred or
more persons i'll this AID neighboring towns,
who daily suffer from the distressing effects
of kidney trouble., who do not know that
Johnsons Anodyne Lniment is almost a GER
tain cure. In severe cases, great relief may
be obtained, if not perfect cure.
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A GOOD joke is told OF a resident of
Providence, r. J., who, failing to get
his usual supply of water, concluded
the pipe was frozen, and spent nearly
a day in endeavors to thaw il out His
feelings may be better imagined than
described when he found that the water
had been shut of for non-paymeat of
water rent.
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CARLYLE, Ruskin, Tennyson, Brown
ing and some other distinguished Eng
lishmen are reported to have signed
memorial protesting against the horTi,
bic cruelties too often perpetrated I'M
der the prctext Of scientific giVisection.
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DR.. G, A, BOHANNAN,

NO. 6le North Tifth Street., ~ Louis No. ksIAb,
~ IISlIED is.g Cures Hl sufrea without the usn ~
Mercury. Charges rsAsuuHlllr lrtrs. 49,.
aH-Dr B h "Trrafia. on Special Diseases" which
fully eHulnins th8 nature HSuuifruF ana means
l ire on forms ~ Nervous Debility. al usHnsaH rhusfd
by the llrrprs 81 Youth" aud yHlIan information ul
Iihsr delicate subjects. ssut IiIIE tu uAnn tnalnd
Envelope
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The Fastest TrOtting, Running and Pac-
ing lime Recorded.

For the convenience and instruction
of horsemen we have had the following
compilation prepared touching the re-
cord time of American trotters, runners
and PAGERS. 1t will be found to be cor
rect
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ELECTRICITY is LIFE. ALE nervous dis
orders, chronic diseases Of the chest, head.
liver, stomach, kidneys and blood, aches and
pains. nervous and general debility, etc.
quickly cured after drugs fail by wearing
Volta Electro Belts and Bands. Valuable book
free. hY Volta Bet Co. Or CHINA j. Ohio.
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A FORTUNE FOR 81. The Wyoming month
" Lottery is conducted on the square. Stock
Journal See adyeI tisementIn another column.
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DIR. TutI's Liver Pills followed By qui-
nine is a permanent cure for chils and fever. They
are purely vegetable Sold everywhere.
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A constable attempted to levy on a
Rhode Island woman's sewing machine
a month ago, and he isn't out Of bed
vet, She struck with her foot,
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YOUNG FOLKS HISTORY
OF THE
UNITED STATES.

" II has a clear title 10 superiority over any sim
liar work ''-BOst1H ddusT1iS y.
80 \ book where there - everything 10 praise ard
nothing 10 condemn " y. Tribune.
" h -, la Of the book Is Edmrahle."-N J.
EUCurUg Past
:. M n gel 'son well qualified TO write such
a history. '-,SDriHufsiH Re- ttbH ~.
50. tom wi IA OYER To- iliust atiOns Price tl So
Sent post paid on receipt OF the price. LIE q
SHEPARD Boston.
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90 70 Rivsrside Water Cure. Hamilton, IL.

BURNKTr's COCAINE is the best and cheap
est hair dressing in the world.
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DIR. J. Walkers California Vim.
egar BitterS are n purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the na-
tive herbs found on the lower ranges Oi
the Sierra Nevada mountains Of Califor.
mia, the medicinal properties Of which
are extracted thcreirom without the use
Of Alcohol, The question Is almost
daily asked, "What is the cause Of the
unparalleled success of VINEGAR BIT
TIERS" Our answer Is, that they remove
the cause Of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and a liie-giving principle,
perfect Renovation aud lnvigoratOf
of the system Never before in the
history Of the world has % medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities Of VISRGAR BITTRRS in healing the
sick Of every disease man is heir TO-. They
are gentle PurgatiYe as we'll a. Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
the Liver aud Nisceral Organs. IN Bilious
Diseases.
The properties If Dir. Walkers
VINEGAR BIrTERs are Apcrcnt. Diaphoretic,
Carmiuative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic,
Sedatiye, Counter-luitaut Sudorihc, Altera~
tive. and Anti RLipnS
IL. IT. MCDONALD ~ CO..
Druggists and Gen. A cts, san Francisco CALIFORNIA;
and cor. Of Washington aud Charlton Sta. y y.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
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rHE FORTY FOURTH COMPRESS.

The following is a list of the senate of the
Forty-fourth Congress, as rendered complete
by the recent election in Minnesota. There
are of straight republicans On Roman) 40; Of
Independent republicans Gin itdGics) s; of dem
ocrats Gin SMALL CAPs) %; vacancy 1; total "a.
The year in which each senator's term expires
Ia aet opDnsite his name1
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Seed Time Cometh 4!

Our Flower and Kitchen CsArde m Illus
tra'ed Directory for 1870 he lweuty.second
Edition.. with Supp'en eut or Novelties and
rpe .ialties IN SEEDS and other Garden requisite
for the Season. Il row being sent u all customers
of last Nezr-ard viii be sent to others FREE on
application Address, ID. r. CURTIs q CO, BOs
ION Mass
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"
pers all over the country recommend the use
of Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders
Exchange.
Farmers anil others in his ection have long
known and appreciated the advantage of these
Powders over all others.
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-ATLANTIC WEEKLY

+ n +. Rice q 20. grocsrS BOs
f9n, SAYS. o." YoIr Saa Foam
ives perfect satisfaction. II
- excellent.
CoTuells & MumfOrd, Grnrsrs
Providence, n. l.. s,U. - Your
Sc, Foam " wonderful Our
'sles are immense Every body
p q g es II.
d" it makes tread richer. light
n, whiter. purer, sweetsr, and
more hoieRone than any
other way "
rte greatest thing to sell you
fver saw. Eend ~ once for cir.
CuiHT to Geo r. CAN'T & 90 4,
l7G Uuane street, New York.
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vIRGTNIA--9.

vIRGINIA-J.
1. B, B. DOUGLASS. 6. JoRN r. TUCKER.
2. %JoHN GoRDE, JR. z. %JoHN T. HARRIS
8. G.. G. WALKER 8. %EPPA HUNToN.
f. #Wm. Fl. H .Stowell. 8. WILLIAM TERRY.
5. GEORGE @. CABELL.
WEST YIRGINIA-3.
1. BENJAMIN WILSON. 8. %F. HEREFORD.
2. @. J. FAULKNER.
wISCoNsIN-S.
1. &c. G. Williams. 5. s. d. BURCHARD.
g Lucien Caswel. 6. A. NJ. KimbaD.
Henry S. Magoon. 7. Jeremiah n. Rusk.
f. VIM. PITT LYNDE. 8. GEORGE W. CATE.
TERRITORIAL DELEGATES
Ar zona-Hirdn1 S. SteUe1lS.
Colorado-THoAIAs NJ PATTERSON.
Dakota-Thomas P. Kidder.
Idaho-Thomas W. Bennett
Mentana--*MARTIN MAGINNIS.
New Naturalization in September.
Utah--GeOrge @. Cannon.
Washington-Orange Jacobs.
Wyoming WILLIAM r. STEELE.
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. ,sn q week to agents. Circulars fee. sample
N Otb sc q. CHADwICK h Co 80. Louis, MO.
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The American Newspaper Union nun bffa
over 600 papers, separated into sgNen huh0lNias
tons. FOR separate lists and cost % advertifiug
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AGENTS WANTED s 9s 'n Sd S5,ss .Ss s2Ss f
rcuttrs Gnr Or . Ntra T., ms Va agents. NAIlON'
PUBLISHING COMPANY, Cincinnati, ohio,
o. Memphis, Tenn.
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Agenis. Chang hang sells a. sight. Necessary AS
soap. 90 az ir On tug hang Afg 60 Boston.
FSstent Novelties Lsrsest Srat,O' eCy package "a
/ TIE world FELTON, 4 Co, Ii9 assam st, ~ &.
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J. LAycELL's NEyy AsIHstA

7D. HAwGEHH'a NEW ASTHMA
& =. :. !. !. !.
WEAM AND GAuNMmm WH wEnN.
EAA Having airuEr lri ruty years lHinesn e ana
lEIh~HA death With A-IHMA,G sKIFuHrnfrd ~ oafi'
pounding roots hrfis and tnhanr 'ila wed
III NLI lieinc fortunately discovered a weuaTrill
H.. fuf Asthma huf fafafrA
Instantly 80 taf patient ran
lie tn sleep trfnf0fnhlf hfnl-
Af.4 lgsfs az suurIa eth sample packages ~ rHHn
lNef ~ IfgHbrtI4n. and one, adf1uss
AA---A---AI -. IANGI.Lr.. Apple Creek OHIO
~ g,id by Drurr4ta FulisiEo rackaFet ~ NAL, tl4A
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hnnO MONTH Agents wanted every.
VuEil where Business honorable and hrst.
XIOO WOkIH ~ Co 81 Louis. Mo.
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With persons desiring 10 exchange southern or
Western Ands. depTe lated corporation bo' Dis or
debts fanv x nd for Vt. louis property. bargains
procured for investors In NJ. Louis properly, and
ful Information ~ TO value and titles Impaired 20
clients WEsTCUTT HERMAN . RATNEV. Ounsel-
lOrs retained TO prosecute oil u iRAtiOn pertain
ing 10 utles. corr OrAtious. etc. b. - WADDELL,
Investing Agent, 5lG Pine street. ~. Louis Mo.
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NV annual catalogue OF Vegetable ana Flower
Seed for 1870, will he sent gCs To al wh1 Apply.
Customers OF last season need not write for H. IN
it will be found several valuable varieties % new
vegetables introduced for the first me season
having made ueE vegetables speciality Tor many
years Growiag OufF ~ huGdTsd aud NV r1riffsF
on my several rms. ( would pnfticu nrly invite
the patronage OF market gardeners and All others
who especially resiruus u have ~ elr seed pure
and fresh and Of ne usrV tsff w ain a seed rent
out from my establishments ARE COVERED ~ Ihree
warrants az given lu my catalogue. JAMES J.
II GREGORY, Mar IehvAd. Mas
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HOUSE,

[Repub leans Gin Roman) 1902; democrats Tin
SMALL cAPs) 1877: independents On italics +.
There are II to elect by states and to fill va
cancies caused by death. The asterisk (~) In
dicates members of the present congress, re-
elected; the stands for cOlored.l
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MARRIAUh dUIUh , as.es Won SoSts 81 q
valuable iuTJTma tion Tor those who are married of
com template marriage. Price my cents by mail
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mnl AGENTS WANTAD EvsHYwHSHE The
TH chUice7t II the orId-lmpOTt+Ts' price,
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