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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

A WOMAN VOTES IN IowA.-Onc Mrs.
Irwin cast her ballot at the recent election
in Story county, Iowa, and the Courts
have been after the judges of election
for illegally receiving her vote Judge
Chase, however, instructed the jury to
the effect that no law had been violated
no misdencanor committed. And so
woman suffrage triumphant is fact in
Iowa, and the words of prophet (hs
name i. out Of mind that Iowa would be
the irst Safe to adopt woman suffrage,
have been fulfilled.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

THE Rev. }. Hyatt Smith says in the
Baptist Union, that he once dismissed II
congregation on hot day, just after the
opening hymn, with these words "Dear
brethren, do not believe that the Lord
Is pleased with orr attempt to obey one
law of his ord"ining by the violation of
another. 1t seems TO me that the law
written upon our fle,hy tablets Is rs bind
ing as that engraved upon the tables Of
stone. | will not preach this morning (!
1 recommend that you each of YOU go to
your house, and in the briefest time take
your place in the bath room and turning
on the cold water, sit dQwn and quietly
mediate upon the goodness Of God. Re
ceiye the benediction p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02
THE OFFICIAL VOTE.

Governor stands: Irwin, 81 500, Phelps,
1892, Bidwell, %, ISL. These are official
figures. Irwin's majority over Phelps is
3O,lS7; over Bidwel, 3l,757. Phelps
majority over Bidwell, 1870. Lovett,
the temperance candidate, received $40
votes, which if added to Bidwei'> vote,
would still leave Phelps ahead by ,l94.
Irwin's majority over Bdwe,l and Phelps,
345.
For Lieutenant Governor-Johnson's
majority over Paehcco was 25,ll9; over
Cayis, 1892; Pacheco over Cavs, 1928.
Beck's majority over both opponents,
1878.
Mandevile polled 57,OG4, Crane, 1885,
Green, 7,40l; Mandevile'> majority over
Green, 1903; over Crane, %, SO
Treasurer, F>tudillo, 50 100, Beckmnn,
"a, 222, F. Bnehr, 20,042 E,tudllo's
minority over Beckman, 24,G9S; over
Bachr, 20. l49.
Attorney HnmiIton, G0,9l5,
Sawyer, r. 34,OO2, Van Ciief, 27,7G9.
Hamiiton'- majoiity over Sawyer, 26, ,9l3;
over Van CIief, 81, JAG; over both, $50.
Surveyor Genernl-Minis, So, ,667, Gard-
ner, 35,098, Twitchell, 28,Sl6. Minis
majority over Gardner, "A 4,579; over
Twitchell, 3O,sGI.
Clerk Of the Supreme Court-W oolf,
59,723, Taggart, 34.6l2, Morrill,, 1850.
| Woolrs majority over Taggart, 25,GSl; !;
over Morrill,, 81, 1853. These figures are
not official.
Irwin polled more votes than any other
man on the ticket, Jo Hamilton being
next. Irwin's plurality over Hamilton
is 49I, be-ide- having had three competi-
+ tors, while Hamilton had but two.
There is something very remarkable
about results Of this election. For the
last four years California has received II
large influx OF immigration, most OF
which she still retains. Th" number of
votes cast four yeas ago fr Governor
was l2O, ,00G; this year, tor lh' same office
it stJo L., ,969, or =. .SG3 vote, more than
were pollcd iour years ngo. II !, also II
very renIarka bic lnct thlt the Donocratic
vote has not increased materially since
that time, admitting that all the vote,
cast Tor the Democratic ticket were cat
by Democrats. Uaght', vote was 57,5l4
against I'll 800 for Irwin.
/ HnmitJns vote tuI Attorney General
was IS, lSl, agnin~tG 60, 80 tbs, year. TAX
ing the aveiaso vote ths year and COM
pairing it with the ave.agc luur yeal,hgo,
there Is IN increase Oi about 1000 votes,
and we can sn.ciy asset that more than
that number OF Republican,, either voted
the Democratic ckct or s.aycd ut home.
The proof Of lhl, assertion lies III the fact
the independent and Republican vote for
Governor combined is only l,074, While
Booths vote in 1871 Wa3 81 ,5S!, and Pa
checos vote 81 go, or nearly Lf,een hun
dred more ihan the Il .publcan and In
dependent vote hi, year Sac. Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02
WIIIIAM ~

WILLIAM G. RALsToN's magnificent
enterprise Of hniding II hcautirui town at
Buringamr, few miles from the city of
San Mnteo, has ended with hls death.
The land had been leased to VIM. Rowe.
for farming purposes, and the millions of
trees which had been grown to line the
proposed streets and ornament the ground
are offered for sale by nm advertisement
in the San Mateo Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

The CYCLoNE.-The SgnnI Office re-
ports rs follows in reference to the recent
cyclone III Indmnolo, Texas. The lowest
hlrometer occurred ON the afternoon of
September 10Th, when it stood 2S. so inches
with maximum velocity Of wind at the
same time of SO miles per hour. Thou
sand, of drowned cattle are strewn over
the prairie south of the town. Several
light coasting steamers nre lying in the
same direction from six to ten miles in
land
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02
IL ID n

Hon. j. r. DoOLITTLE has advanced a
new theory in regard to the suffrage busi
ness, which is original, whether meritoli-
ous or not. 1t is that every nun of fam
lily votes not only for himself but also
represents the other members of his
household. He is in favor of giving II
man of family two votes instead of one,
ms he has II deeper interest in government
than the others.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

SENAToR.-I In this Senatorial District,
composed OF the counties of Modoc. Siski-
you, Shasta, and Trinity, the official vote
gives Tinnin, Democrat, 2223, and DR..
Newton, Republican,, 1912. Tinnin's
majority over Newton, Gil. In these 4
counties Irwin got 2236 vote. and Phelps,
Ills, and Bidwell, sos. Irwin's majority
over both Phelps and Bidwell, it will be
seen, is 3l2.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

THE Board Of Directors of the Great
Eastern Quicksilver Mining Company
met Mt Healdsburg on Wednesday, and
declared a dividend of three cents share
which aggregated $500, payable inn
medately. This is the result OF six
weeks run with fxe retoits-alter re>erv-
ing SSSS for expenses.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

In Permont, New Hampshire, on a
late night. one Getting was walked up by
Il robber with cooked revolver, who de-
manded money. Getting directed his
attention to bureau drawer containing
500. The robher laying down his revol-
yer to search for it was instantly killed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

CONGRESSIONAL VoTE.- The official
vote for C"ngressmcn is MS follows: In
the First District Piper has 2,4l7; Rank
in, 6,79l; Swift, 6,l03. Second District
Page has 1854; Lnrkin, l2,l54; Tut
tie, $3.50. Third Dstrict-Luttrell has
lS,46S; DEMO, IA 2S4; Reed 6,770.-
Fourth District Wiggnton, 1850;
Houghton, l,090; Thompson, 5,343.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

A WOMAN dressed in mems clothes
visited variety show in Washington
aud was arrested. The policeman who
made the arrest is II married man with
several daughters, and the moment he
saw that woman draw her foot up under
her and sit on it, he penetrated her dis
guiSo.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

THE Wheatland Free Press says that
an agent has lately visited the occupants
OF the Central Pacific Railroad Company's
lnnd in that vicinity, and notified them
that they must pay up. Ten dollars an
acre j. the price set upon the land.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

Mr.. BEECuER says that the Vermont
editor who criticized him will say to him
in heaven: Il am sorry for that mean
article" The book of Revelations de-
clnres that there is no sorrow in heaven.
Hero is another conflict of authority that
ought to be adjusted.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

THE Napa register says that the north
wing of the Asylum has been painted and
lacks but few slight touches to prepare
it for inmates, which are expected by the
lst proximo in detachment of 100 from
the Stockton Asylum.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

THE Gold Hill Ne,oS says that the ridi
culous Indian scare-ve veritabIy, much ado
about nothing-will cost the State of Ne
vada not less than $50, 600 and the General
Government larger sum.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

A MINING BOARD FOR New York
Strong efforts are being ma le To organ :
ize mining stock board in New York
The people of thu: city are anxious TO
share With San Francisco in the glories
and profits of big bonnnzas."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

ARRANGEMENT are Icing made for n
grand reunion of the soldiers Of the late
war, ON this coast, to take pace in April
next, on the anniversary ot Lees surren-
der. The Grand Army of the Republic
and the Union Veteran League are tax
ing the necessary steps to that end.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

A Missouri divine left the Lod's vine
yard to be clown in circus. His rea-
sons were that three square meals day
and $50 per week are better than $500 per
year, payable in dried apples, hay and
old clothes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

JOHN b. FELTON,. Deos Lake and
Thomas Fitch have volunteered their ser
vices, so it is stated, to defend the Aita
against the libel suit instituted by the
(aU and Bulletin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

A NEW style of smuggling cigars has
been adopted in San Francisco, but the
Trick has been discovered. The cases
containing lines have boxes of Havana
cignrs in the center, surrounded by lines.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

DURING the first eight months of this
year the yield Of the Consolidated Vir-
ginia Mine averaged nearlya million and
n halt Of dollars per month, the total yield
for that period being Sll ,G9G,7OO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

sy- The National Gold Medal was awarded
TO Bradley 4 Rulolson for the best fho'osrapn
in the United States, and the Vienna Meuai
for the best in the world. 42J Montgomery
Street, San Francisco,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

THE Bakersfield Courier says that n
fatal disease has broken ont among the
hare in that part of the valley, and thou
snndS of them are lying dead all over the
country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

IN New York City, the other day, n
murderer was set vt liberty because of the
lni"rmaIlty TINT the official prosecution
failed to show that the murdered man was
daod
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

A MARTsvILLE hunter mi>took the feet
OF his brother for hare and blazed away.
The result was disastrous to the brothers.
feet
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

SoNoMA wine makers say that n ton of
grapes will produce from 125 to l65 gal
Ions of wine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

Hon, W. Z. LovETT, late Temperance
candidate for Governor, has been nomin.
ated for County Judge of San Benito, by
the Independents and Republicans.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

THE deliveries of quicksilver at San
FIancisc" lat week amounted 10 l,l56
haskS. The quantity received this month
Is 1896 TASKS. The demand is active.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
~ ~EAVERVILLE Ditch and HJ,
drnuiic Mining COinDany.

Location of Principal Place OF Business
San Francisco, California.
Location of Works-W Weaverville Mining Dis
trict, Trinity County. California
NOTICE.-Thcre is delinquent upon
1N the following described stock, ON
account OF Assessment (No. y levied on
the 18th day of August. 1873, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, us follows:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

The grasshoppers visited twenty eight
counties and one hundred and four towns
in Minnesota, and destroyed or damaged
240,4l acres of wheat
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

REVIVAL, meetings to continue nil
Winter, will commence at New York.
Novemb ber lst, under the ministration of
Moody and Sankey.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02
STATE OF CALIFORNIA J
COUNTY OF TRINITY IS.

COUNTY OF TRINITY. o.
On this l4th day of Septemba,
1875, before me, f. w. YOUNG "a a,
Public, personally appeared .j"bo TIi wa
more, Charles Wesley White md I " ~
Mason Perham, known to ma t 70 i,lNs In
persons whose names are subsc';ITI \
the within instrument, and acknomIOT i
to me that they executed the samo
F. W. YOUNG,
Notary Pub.n.
Filed Sept. 14tn, 1875.
JAS. q. TROTTER. Cla,.
b. F. Finn, Dpy.
"A True Copy"
JAS. g. TROTTER, Cle,E
seplS5w b. +. Finn, D%.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

A coLoRED man in Sonomu, who was
formerly slave, pays taxes on Sll 900
worth Of property.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

THE Journalistic Representative If
II 'odlumism in San Francisco" is the
la:e 'pitEet applied to the "liye paper"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

SENATOR SARGENT and family started
East last Monday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

SIX inch aligators are worth fftv cents
apiece in New Orleans.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02
ASSESSMENT NOTICE
VICTOR QUICKSILVER MINI,
COMPANY.

Location of Principal Place of Bu,i,..
San Francisco, California.
Location of Works-Eagle Mining D.t
Trinity County, California.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIyEyNl
1N at meeting OF the Directors l.
on the Second day of September wI
an assessment (No. ~ Of TWEyT|
FIVE CENTS per Share was hv1
upon the capital stock of the Coponi1
payable Immediately in United MI
golc coin, to the Secretary at the oRy
the Company, No "a, Merchants n
change, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this asse,,nJ
shall remain unpaid on the
FIFTH day Of OCTOBER, IsNI
will be delinquent, and advertised fora
at public auction and unless paymsil
made before will be sold on Tuesdsv, \
Twenty. Sixth day of October, ISIS
pay the delinquent assessment, hgil
with costs of advertising and expei;s|
sale.
JOHN r. WILDE, Secrehv
Ofice-Room No. "a, Merchants q
change. seplla
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02
LEGAL NOTICES
Certificate Of Parlnershl,
r~n nEDTIDU mn,

WE CERTIFY THAT WE
w tute Partnership, tronaa L eoN'i
Mining, Milling and Farmino'
in this State the principal nlasso ls ol,Aa
ness is the Sturdivsnt Ranch % Sl Gi
name is Us ID
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02
at'tekly Trinity guurnal.
OUR AGENTS:

THOS. ROYCE. Room No. 80, New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran
cisco, is our only authorized agent in that city
GEO. T.. ROWELL & CO.. 40 Park
Row, are our only authorized Agents in New
York City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02
WHITMORE, WHITE g. =,

the full names and respective ri,
residence OF all its members ara p'aes
hereto. Nsld
Junction City, JOHN WHIrMoRg ii
Junction City, CHAs. WESLEY Wurr lSa1
Junction City, HIRAM MASON PERninl I'd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

And in accordance with law and nm
order of the Board Of Directors, made ON
The 18Th day OF August, 1879, so many
shares OF each purcell of such stock ms
may he necessary, will be sold at public
auction, at the offices OF the COMPANY.
Rooms Nos. 2S, 20 nnd 80. Academy
Building, No. $50, Pine street, San Fan
cisco, California, on
MONDAY, the EIGHTEENTH day
of OCTOBER, 1875,
at the hour of l2X o'clock P. NJ. of such
day, to pay delinquent assessments there
on, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
FORD II. ROGERS, Secretary.
ONCE Rooms ~. 20 and 80, Academy
building. 88O Pine Street, San Francisco,
California. oci2 Al
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IN nEMoRIAM.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Great
Author of our existence to remov,
from our midst our much esteemed
and beloved brother, Henry g.. At
kison, who, for long time, ha,
been our friend and associate, ant.
WHERRAs, We deem it an exalted
privilege and sacred duty We owe tc
the memory Of our deceased brother
to give expression 10 our high NJ
probation OF his unblemished char.
acter and efficient support of the Or.
der of Patrons OF Huspandry. he II
therefore ft"la
Resolved, That Navadad Grange,
No. ss3, Patrons OF Husbandry, has,
in the death of Bro. ii. q. Atkison.
lost one Of its most faithful officers and
Jealous members, and the cause mast
ardent supporter. niiass
Resolved, That while we sincerely
mourn the loss Of one SO much loved
by us. and one whose labors have been
almost always with and for us, vet we
bow in humble submission to this mos,
awful dispensation of Divine Proyi.
denee, believing that He doeth all
things well y
Resolved, That We deeply sympa.
thize with his bereaved relatives and
most devoutly pray that God will give
them supporting grace in this theii be-
reayement.
Resolved, That a copy Of these reso.
lutions be cent to the relatives of our
deceased bro:her, and also that a copy
be forwarded to the Examiner and Pa
tron for publication.
THos. II. KERR,
sec'y Naysdad Grange.
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OFFICE OF
$. ROOSEVELT q CO.,
Cotton Factors and General
Commission Merchants.
~
r. q. Box 800.
NEW YoRk. Sent. lh. ls7s.
r. o. Box 1850.

NEW YORK, Sept. Is, 1875.
DEAR SIR-In connection with our
hardware business, which will be con-
Quoted as heretofore, we have organ
lied cotton factorage and genera,
commission department, and hee leave
TO tender our services In that clri =
to shippers Of prrd,irc \, tI.,. H.. tt,i
~ doing 40 "" ,.'u u ~, ON It. m's
that our organiZaiIuii " tuMiIt,ts, t.ui
our facilities iur handling rnttui,.
wool. hides, &u., &c, equal 10 uly
house in the trade. We are fully pr.s
pared to make IA liberal advances ~
"nsl,, hs dn" rrgHId In safety will ius
nv. aud IL inukr falihfuI and proinp,
returns i"i M property committed 10
eur care. lnirudiug, us we positiy,i,
io, 4" t'ui'Hnri = iofIiinate commission
iusiur-s, M, under iIu circumstance
to- ''iici huy ur s"ii n bale of cotton
ioT our uw u account, enables us to ia.
sur, our friends 'iini our best exertious
Viii In diicci'd towards insuring full
hurki rates fur all consignments
nindr rs.
Mr.. W u. ScOgIn. 70 we'll known to
our friends IN T.aHs, I.H., AMI Ark,
viii continue with lis as heretofore, and
VIII rp"hd the greater portion of his
I'M" ~ those state and solicit CON
siehntuis. We have also secured tho
services ,f Mr.. Da,n Ruskin, whose
long experience In handling cotton,
Ar,, IA This Inaikr hus familiarized
him with all details OF tho business. He
VIII give his rutiru attention to the sale
nf MI shipments srIt 10 us, and will be
pleased Ia hear frnm his old friends and
correspondents III his new connection.
Ne Will tndtnvur 10 keep our Gus
toners posted on the condition of tho
lnnrk"', nnd furnish them with any in
formation ~ on power ns may be to
their Interest.
Respectfully soliciting share OF
your business AMI a trial shipment at
an early DAY, We remain,
lnniS, most tuly,
~tpi.,dSwif 5. ROOSEVELT Is 90,
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF the authority vested in mn, IA,
a certain deed-in-trlst, executed 10 me. n.
Trustee, on or about the 9TH day of October
A. ID. 1874, by 4. ii. Carter and O. G. Mc
Culloch, composing the firm of +. II. Carte
Il Co., to secure Nolston, Wells q Vl,in,
In the payment Of six several promissof,
notes for about 1907 81 each. which az.
more particularly described IN said deed in.
trust, which ia recorded On page 1856 and IS,
of Book y, OF the records OF mortgages OF
McLennan county, Texas | will. on the
22d day Of Nov, A. d. 1875, between thu
hours OF ten O'Clock q. m. and four o'clock
p. m, at the request Of said Wolston,
wells Vidor, said notes being unpaid sell
the following described property In said
deed, described, at the court house door of
McLennan county, Texas, In Waco, at pub.
lie auction, for cash, In currency, to ply
said notes, towit: ''
The West one-half Of lot No. C7) seven I'm
block No. (3) three, in the city Of Waco, in
McLennan county, fronting on the Public
Square and Third street, with their store
house located thereon;
An equal undivided one-half % interest
In twelve hundred and eighty (f3SO) acres
OF land, In Burnet county, Texas, patented
in the name Of Robert 8. Lyle the waters
OF North San Gabriel about fifty miles
North OF the city Of Austin, beginning the
survey Of said 1880 acres at the Southwest
corner Of Survey No. SO, In the name Of
! Lcmuel Wornille, stone mound on the
prairie, from which a live oAk:.bears N. II .
| w. 100 varas; thence 8. II ., w .2GSS ygras
thence N. 100, w. 1856 vaTas; thence N.
II 9, 4. 26SS varas; thence 8. Ice, +. 1850
varas to the beginning; conveyed to the
said Z. II. Carter h Go. by W. ii. Robinett
on or about the 20th day OF April, 1865.
GEORGE b. CAMPBELL.
WACO, Nov. g, 1875. Trustee.
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On Monday, the 22d, as our dis
patches yesterday announced, Vice
President Wilson died in the City
of Washington. This announce
ment will send a thrill of sorrow
through the whole nation, not ex-
cepting the South, which had come
to regard Henry Wilson as man
of high and chivalric character, a
quality always peculiarly dear to
our people. He was probably one
Of the ablest, as he was undoubtedly
one of the most consistent Of on,
foes, but when the cloud of wai
lifted from the last well-contested
field, Henry Wilson, unlike many ol
his, compeers, laid away the sword
and met the patriots of his own sec
ton and of ours in an honest effor
to heal the wounds caused by tn
strife, and to re-fraternize the peo
pie. He has gone out from among
us, occupying the second place il
American political consideration
He is now before that Tribuna
where justice is tempered with Inf
mite mercy there we leave hin
remembering only his virtues, an
.blotting out forever all recollectio
OF his faults. Rest in peace. lc
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Iron Manufacture In the south.

There are now either in full blast
or in contemplation in the States of
North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Tennessee and Alabama
fifty.fouI furnaces for the manufac.
ture of iron. Georgia and Alaba.
ma are the chief seats of the pro,
duction of hot-blast charcoal iron,
which is shipped directly to Eng
land from Selma, Dalton and Rome
In addition to native whites ant
blacks there are large numbers oi
English, Scotch and Swedish work
men employed at this business.
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The activity of our navy, on the
several Southern stations, as an
nounced by our dispatches yester
day, is indicative of apprehended
trouble with the Spanish authorities
in Cuba. Though exactly the ex'
tent and gravity of the danger-oi
course, no one can at this moment
discern. We are of the opinion
however, that the government will
be compelled sooner or later. TO in
terfere in the Cuban matter, if only
in the interests Of our commerce
although we should greatly regret
TO see it done now, because it is
the best and strongest third term
card, Grant can possibly play, and
we are unalterably and forever
'sforninst" that solution Of our po
litical problem.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-24

The industrious agriculturist, the skillful
mechanic, the diligent laborer, in this great
country, has wealth within his grasp, but
how often do these diseases incidental to
our climate, strike him down while in the
full fruition of his wishes. This, however,
may be prevented by the use Of a really
good tonic as a preventive against malarial
Influences. Such tonic Is the celebrated
Home Stomach Bitters, which as a stimu-
liant has no superiors, and whose use will 50
invigorate the human system that diseases
Of ordinary character can find no weak
points oI which to prey. Compounded from
the rsrest aromatic, vegetable remedies
knowL, and composed Of stimulatiye essen
ces, these hitters arc an invaluable family
medicine, and no one living IN the land
should he without them, Us their moderate
use will save suffering, doctors bills, and
time wasted In sickness. Try them once
and you viii never willingly he without
them. div
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An Immense Army Of school child
d .lI IfHN rem,

There are enrolled in the public
schools of the United States eight
million children. In the last fiscal
year the average daily attendance
was 100000. Thirty.seven States
and eleven territories report an in
crease in public school income of
sl,232, 900, and an attendance of
children $4,000. The total sum
raised during the year by taxation
was ss2,OOO,O 900 and the cost of
public education was about s74 ,OOO,-
600. .'...N ste ratis.l