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financial.
OFFICE or THR CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD Co... I
No. ~ WILIAA-sr NEW YoKE. F,I. !. 1879 )
AND ALTON RAILROAD PRE-


OFFICE op CHICAGO AND ALTON RanRoAp CO.
No ~ wILLIAS-sr. NEW YoKE. Ft1. 1879
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD PRE-
OFERRED PIRsr Mo9TGAGE linking FUND boNnS-So
s sirs ss h'; s T s ST. 81 49, f. 81 u.s. & ei
ass 1926 1913 15 d." a. 5f ~ A. l3 56 oG dYy tS 40
each redemption According the terms Of the nSraEe interest
esoa will etO My 9ne rS s ORcIs are ,i . 20
!. Il Il. I nErEE No No. }. II Tsis,s
GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
" (BEoOKLYE SECURITIES A SPECIALITY
GEoRGR H. pRESSiiISs Room % No 30 E'o,a.,.
NOW Is THE OPPORTUNITY FOR PER
~ SONS or LARGE AND S@ALL MEANS TO Av.1I;L
capital Of 1000 900 eha $50 - he ope.e OPP
salg lourne OF 40 ran eaiI, hs ea. no p
fi Il. cau eSSISs ,. Ss
that S9. 20 sse' 100 Ia: ,ue s IS sy s dS
oat ,he nils ns lul: the lot, WI. iuea'e
s'n Is es sI' Te ompaay IS confident 81 'kg 30 Pc,
capita OK Hon 9b D. Sesh r'oer: o. The cG~6" b., c G'
o. IviSGSioS Co. At. 20 b aira,. Nev.YoIE
Orrics AAl-IcAs rnoe~Liqnoe,A.ni co,4s2Af{
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN lhata MEET
~ Nc & s SkHQLD rs o. s 4Mf An rdo os
No. ], faon., civ Ner-YorE, sAIuRoif. M,e1
EDrGE ms c5PA SoCS Of toe sd 4s,c1s r9 tho
Tn GMG1 iI : 10 iksa rra,e,,
J. z. CLEVELAND J
6hEfItE OF NEW 81 ElS4I1 anu N wv . Vim
W RAILWAY CO.. - B.OaiaAy.-Ihs Coupons duc Mcd /,
1873 on FIRST Mortgage % ia Con WI PAL in g0
and amer Nea0r state Loan fTis Co. No 81
WaIsL L. BOUDINOI corr, PTelen'.
PROPOSALS FOR NEBRASKA STATE
BONIS-sKALED PROPOSALS vii be received at tho BANK
Iouse SAUEDhGS HARDENBLRG. No M Broaway New
Iok THURSDAY tue lh Of March, o' the
900 FIy Thou srd Dar part "ooi o! he
Of STATE OF NEBRASKA Si Bouds o tbr ia"
Of $1,000 e payable ten from date principal ani
SwYprk Cy PAYABLE ald
I'll W. onlS olds issued v
uki1g Fund provided for her payment b. tbs bl
Bids should be marked
Slate Doa.s" H. q. G. Old,
'-' ALVIN SAUNDERS
CHURCH HOWE, Committee.
DAVID RBMlCK,
j. c. MCBkiDE,
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Brooklnn Real Gstate for Gale.

CARROLL-ST., north side. 100 feet west Oh
Co,t.t BALE. the story highstoep
bss.msn Bci HOUSE LOr 6sl00 viii be sold or y.ry Ia
yorair tsrmA Appy 70 GbO H. PRRNTlSS 80 Brosds ~ L.
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POULTRY AND GAM

Late Of fresh attractive end eser
ous them Fresh fowl. are good demand fo,sn posh euoie
Sc Tor turkeys 14a1c for fowls chickens 01l2 fox
geese. l5al7c for ducks We quote hesh dressed
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DGplUus ballhe
Ghanrcs Tor BUSINESS 1tlen

NUuItLtS IUL Du9i!ItS3 &ilSu
A CHANCE for sOmebody-A Manufacturing
~ CONFECTIONERY we'll established with good line OF Whole
casomer SALE bargain. Address BUSINESS,
Box l04, Tribune Office.
business OPPORTUNITIES Those seek
~ ing Investment, meet h requirements wthOus
By apping HUNT HAYNES Financial and Business
Brokers, 1877 Broadway.
TOR SALE-An iron PAPER-SHUTE, about
10 feet and nch. Apply Foreman Press
room, Tribune OEico.
DARE CHANCE for a person of total absti-
principles ard cachable dspoOn having OOD 10
So 900 invest Publishing business with prospect Of
becoming general manager. Adless
s. S. WOOD, Neyburgh. n. Y.
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g,.ct, 70, m week III bales DO LAST week POI bsles;
svssI IL settled into some line since fee
que visits but her purchases are ~ 20 wy o. Wholesome
hop du trade wcu ndcae There are
sng Business Se uSp estimated as Hmei eaOugh
5 1sT on the part of owners Total po p0 ne sn st easier s
xh 40 Sione 10 se cosia.ns narse,s iva
WIN ~ '''-"' ooUSTEI Hor REPOErs
os W9s 81 or .nS ' s sS %les an
70 be close spDoIm1uon hIePaHs Aoou N.Y. SAs a "
as s,ans e 10 second 81 JsDoorg 400 Ss we're pod
om New and these DO! included the above es
carload from LaVae Ly sbppepsnd O learn mat dealer
% cay "a S S sse ss'1 pS Ss &
sure we ar. 1oso 70 & 3si sne a. he ienpo
dealers DO ao Summer over any Of '0er present
SAG Fs1sonCo cALws continue quotations neunaly At
32aaS7 & sSd bot % e Gs sas HD 1U
unwilling make anI eoaos to effect sales Inc nlrse
a. toos or hand light AID We aE mostly conncd
Oct ~ be- yed hat h ba9De crop of74 which
DID the different panaos come iOrwsrd-I LeGed
SooerSrSws YHop evidently reached hshes, m,rl
S ;S 5 nS sl s' a .' pn1 ."
1 11 Ssn 'pg aa n moan FEB is
wHOLi'ALH S.'s S9qrA1iOS' IN THIS CITY, c,.pn
ssrYOrEs good to choice we,en sa9
xt.Ycii: low 70 fair o ii =. growth:
C.hiOInan'. '.'.''.4oS4'
Eastern. new''.'.'.'.'.'.'@O@4O
The demandror meats at wsst Washington MsTle not resa,y
Pensylvaus and Jersey 90lO2e do state sdlOe Com
calves 90 asp heal bOgdsed calves best osers
1O0ila jersey pigs 0iadlOc Very little Western pork
for the week lOl3 Exports Of provisions pe
ss 1922 bDl. 3,1OS beef $3.50 boxes oseon '
hard
MILK.
The 6.y average recespu points distribution
follows; o, g. Rsiwa, 80 e.ns cream 2d2o DO milk b Hs
sen Railroad sessven Railroad 6lb TO- By Hudson
karosd DO; By Midland Raosd coo 90; miscellaneous
near routes 2i0O At the Harlem Railroad platforms The daV
follows; Feb % 81 90; Feb "a SIS Feb
90 ga Fee 70 FsO n. 81 5o Feb Is ~ 20 March
~ Z6 " % Of az average last wees
~ o5 A hs season has approaehed pso Of sncsss seAetr
The platforms liable fneusts The highe prices
ssssa have ssg Iss TIE elssi The snsss svss Onss
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feual NoIlrcs.


SUPREME COURT-CITY AND COUNTY
~ OF NEW-YORK.-EMJA KAMPES, plaintiff, ag. AUGUST
KAMPEN tor reheL lCOm seUeL)-rs
the defendant AUGUST KAMPBN: Noa summoned
guir, comp this action WHICH will lie 1 IN We
uc, the and Countg OF heao.k a. tie COUNTY
C,urouse CITY Comfy Of
the subscriber h oce No. ~ Centre
within alter the
summons on yo d,y Of such and fail To
acton the for the relief dnalde In tie aat
Iste1 Dec. -, IS71 Nh. +. HOWE, Pia.nuhs Attorney
The complaint entitled action da1 flied tbe tmcs
County toe t~eltyeTath
dsy OF Jsanary, 1870 Dated New-Y0rS. Jan. "a 1870
WM. HOWE PainnPs Atorret
CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
= OF NBwYoRK MUTUAL LIE lNsUEANCE COM
pANY pliinufs, against ROBbhI W. MlbBANh and
ASIOISETTB L. hlLBANK his wife T. q. BbOos JOHN dhhbN
snd ROBERT MLBANk Trustees tue Empire state ia
Nping CompanF National Bank Of kora Charles Latter.
HENRY D. BsooElaa Tbs NJ ne Esorl Bsrk OF the NAM
York, william H. Rooney, j. u s1 WI ain Full on John
John G LmterOn Assigned ~ bankupscy Of Robert W.
NiD.nk James Berry ard fe5n ceer66ls. for Pc.
Ieoul TO answer complaint ton. copg which here
with aud which will he le in the once of The tierk
of the CITY ana NewYork The I0uoae the C OF
yewyor AVID Of to the sad compliant
tie ubbers their Office No 100 eTodwy IN the Cts OF New
York within the Of this summons
exclusive such service and fan t. answer Tue sai
complaint time aforesaid tue plaintiffs ina scol wi" apply
sry a. 1873 DAVIES WORK Planhas Atones, l2O Broad
va New-l FORK
be c the entitled action duly fled IN the ohcs
Of th- Clerk City County Nesi0k the oth Day
jar 1873. DAVIES Il WYNN IlaHHuS A'"'He''
J27 lsw6wW
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HAVANA MARKETS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

HASa Erhanse is quiet and quotations nominal The
market is Quet a91 weak
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GuPREME COTRT. CITY AND COUNTY
european Advertisements

rVAMAR INDIEN universally prescribed by
tb. Laxative refreshing and meieatsd irat oIDge
o. ,l amei,t relief aud conslpa headache
S brmorrho &C. Tsnar unlike pills and the nsgl pagst YES Is
produces irritation Prep1rrl Og
Paris Depot CAS- WE'LL HAZARD Co.
ErIl.aYe and slrtlst, new orA.
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Gountrn pfopertplto' Get.


HOUSE to LET, furnished or unfinished.
peas,utly 81 Pahu h. th. cnrr
NeWkrs aud shs dsr from Prospect Prs 80
ionne splebid H. Gsu obtaining IL re,ni
an 10 Of land VARIETY OF choice frn
carnage house, bls &c. Apply tie pemlsA Cars es'eF %
ton Perry Brooklyn, ,yerT Eve mime.
rNO LET, furnished or unfurnished, for one
spscous MANSION atgstot 10 Pu.bing u J..
with ali m - OF grvard oat
lawn bohous gTaue stabog and requisite Of hEteaAs
ioburban residence. Address H.. Boz o72 PosOnee NJ T.
rTO RENT, furnished, for one or two years.
Engic pleasantly loesd COTTAGE bOUSh Of ~
rooms modern Improvements; be henner lee louse tahe
inmates vaA GOm tsO s~aoa~ Aa
dress Box 545l Nes-York Po'tOmee.
ITO RENT will Rent my new and beauti--
.ul brick aud FrenehTooe Mansion With stable On acres
land 'ituste at Ca'k y T. esnm,ns Vie~' Of neas.H ss
Residence for boara2 70 good osr"A F9
infJrnation apply KING HALbOCK Casfil N T.; OF
HOLBERr. Port Jeryis. n. y Possession April J. 1919.
1'O LEASE FOR TWO YEARS.-In Plain
6e j. recently bail. Prench double house With pcasn
surroundings hrce inmates walk from depo III bathroo
hot snd cold cellar with afHs 90 Ter AMMAN
Address r.. Painted =. o. Box 98
y NEAT COTTAGES, Q rooms, large lots,
cgbohoo in dspots sclooi sd csascs
RENT low TO good tenants Address HOMESTEAD Tribune omc
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last OF prices Market
all the fDe grades here and 70 arrive HAters
5neTs have good supply oil mied u to dAw
We clote prime skins only:
Beaver. Northern, according TO size and quality. =.
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CHEESE.

Receipts for week 10 $50 boxes DO last week 56s DO
.,ne Week last 6Sil
iaI wses last 9342 do God closes
7O: London do los. Receipts have
demand and enlarged home trade has not let
sb AID for high grades Of
fsct0ry Little shading would be likely TO Induce
sbppers considerable extent Dealers however feel
s least where and OF them
look 70 something better. We qao:o: -
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Rece p,s for week 252 last week $50 DO;
week ay wear $50 Apples SO bbls
ian l,O04 do Sellers
Qe 40 report market for al good grades Of quarter
degree suffer Peeled Peaches quiet but
fr Unpeer had little sr through goodsDed Western
erier ta have been maAe up & small iruiis unchanged
good demand Ut the Improved Quotations. eAo nn
not Aatcd. Quotations:
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The OEering OF game Is small. Tb
Pigeons. The closing prices OF gam,
burden the market AZ on many ferlne
Pigeons. tame, y |
pair, alive. .... 300 IS
Squads. y doI. SO 75d 2 81
tsasaz- back Ducks,
q pair. i ESQ i 10 |
Red Heads. ........ 700 so /,
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asantH -.lh.s..4 aa a.l-4~~ .as.A
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s.ceirt, for the week GS3 bbs; do ss 1898
last year 800 d. he supply rather more liberal but stu
below The supuy not eqai % the wants
Quotations irregular steady buffers can Obtain stock
NJ the inside rates heavily good arrival
.rIy,o \ Tfu1at T. arp aim uSelu m.
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Boccacrio wa, "a novelist, q chi|d
Offaucy and nj lirtipH 40 ihc test,
This thr UrplD" llbu',ln slj, ana smiled
iurr,aulDJs, ue 80 some idlc jest.
Upnr .ur, themes %, these with one youug ftla
/ ,n, c.uycrsjus hate into the night
Tiu A., Il, cnv"rnous chimney he wood t'r
Had burnt il, hrJr,n on; like an ancnoriic.
And then translated, IN my cOnvcnt cell,
Myself vet not myself, "a dreams lay;
And us Il, nlouk wn0 hears the matin bell
started from sleep already it was day.
From the hign window brhcld the scene
On which saint Benedict 50 OFT had ga2cd,
The mountains and the valley in the sheen
OF the bright sun, and stood As one amaSed.
Gray msts 'scre rolling, rising, vanishing;
The woodlands gstcned with their jcwelcd
crowns;
Far or the mellow bells began to ring
For mathis in thc half-awakcned town,
The conflict Of the Present and the Pa
The ideal and 'dc actual IN our life,
As on a field Of battle held me fast,
Where this world and the next world were Al
strife.
For, as the valley from its sleep awokc,
1 saw the iron horses Of the steam
Toss to the morning air their plumcs OF smoke,
And woke Ms one awahcth from dream.
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fent to brush it with the elbow; door held open
Half dollar; Happiness.
Dollar: Bis S-Bdltinor iH3icaH
The dollar man, however, is no relation o.
ours.
! A printer who claims 70 belong to the +. F.s
explains that his is one Of the Faust families
Horses cont call up old memories like the rest
of us, but most OF them remember old glang
sync.
It's an even thing in Rome, If you give n beg
gar ten cents, he will bless your SOUL and If you
refuse to give anything he will bless your eyes
When a Westminster woman detects her hus'
band walking crooked down the road, she
doesn't get mad about it, but thoughtfuly OBJ
serves to her companion: Jane, ! shouldn't won
der if it was an earthquake that makes John
walk that way
rustic youngster, being asked ont to tea
with friend, was admonished to praise the eat
able. Presently the butter was passed TO MN
when he remarked: VERY nice butter-what
there is OF it, and, observing II smile. he addeu'
and plenty of it-such as it is
In my fertile country said Leicestershlrc
man, you can turn horse into icld new
mown and the next morning the grass VIII De
grown above his hoofs' Pooh! that's nothing,'
cried Yorkshire man; you may turn morse
INTO field in Yorkshire, and not be able 10 ma
him next morning
Light headed womeu-Blondes.
SQUARE meal-A soda.cracker.
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MONTE CASINO.
ny HENRY W. LoXGrzLLow.

Ri HENRY W LOSGrELLOw.
Beautiful valley, through whose verdant IHcadcs
Unheard the harglianu glidcs along
The LiriS, nurse Of PUSHES and Of reeds
The river laciium ol classic song.
The Land OF Labor, and the Land Of Rest,
Where medieval towns are white on all
The hillSides and where every mountain crest
Is an Euturiau or Il Roman wall,
There 10 Algana, where Pope Bonifacc
Was dragged with contumely from his throne,
Sciarra Cnlonna, was that days disgrace
The Pontills only, VI in part thine own;
There is Ccprano, where renegade
Was each Apulian, II. great Dante saith,
When Manfred, by HE mcn-at-arms betrayed,
Spurrcd on to Bcncycnlo and TO death.
There is Aquinum, the Volscian town
Where Juycnal was born, whose lurid ligh,
Still hovcrs DER his birthplace like the crown
OF splcndor over cities seen at night.
Doubled the spleudor T., that In It's streets
The angelic doctor Is a school.boy played
And dreamed perhaps the dreams that he re
pcats
In ponderou' iolios for ,cholstics made
And there, uplltcd like Il passing cloud
That pauscs on mountain summit high,
MoLtc Casinos convent rcnrs its proud
And venerable walls against the sky.
! Well remember how on foot ! climbed
The stony pathway leading Ia its gate,
Above, the convent bells for vespers chimcd:
Below, the darkcning town grew desolatc.
Well frcMemhcr the low arch and dark,
The courtyard with its WE'LL the terrace wide
From which, FAR down, diminished 10 a park,
The valley yelled in mist was dim deserted,
The day was dying, aud with feeble hands
Carcsscd the mountain tope; the wales lac
tween
Darkened; the river in The meadow lands
Sheathcd itself a. u sword and wa, moi seen
The silence OF the place was like u sleep.
SO full 81 rest 1t seemed; each passiu. trend
Was a reverberatlon from the deep
Recesscs OF the ages that are dead
| For more than thirteen centuries ago
| Benedict, necing from the gates OF Rome,
youth disgusted with its vice and woe
Sought In these mountain eOlitudes a home
He founded here his convent and his rule
or prayer and work, and counted work a
prayer.
His pen became clarion, aud his school
Planned like n beacon in the midnight air
What though BOccacciO, In his reckless way
Mocking the lazy brotherhood, deplores
The Illuminated manuscripts that lay
Torn aud neglected on The dusty feors
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nual instead Of bcnniu sessions OF orr
State Legislature.
- Rrso'red, That the existing railroad
LEGISLATION of the State should be sustained
and enforced until thoroughly tested before
/ the courts; that we oppose any legislation by
Congress under the plea of regulating com
mcrcc between the Stat which shall deprive
the people o. their present controlling intu.
ence through State legislation
I Is. Rss0iced, That the right of the Legis.
la,ure to regulate and control the railroads of
the State must be vindicated, established, and
maintained rs an essential attribute OF State
Government, and that those holding the doc.
! trinc that railroad charters are contracts in
the sense that they are not subject to leglsla-
tive supervision and control, have no just APP.
probation of the necessary powers and rights
of free Government, and we Will agree to
no truce and submit TO no compromise short
of complete vindication and re.establishment
of the supremacy of the State Government IN
its rights, through its Legislature, to super
wise and control the railroads of the States
in such a manner as the public interest shall
demand.
IA. Resolced, That we uncompromisingly
condemn the practice OF onr public ofilclals
in receiving free passes from railroad mana
gers.
10. Reso1red, That we demand reduction
of all public expenditures, to the end that
taxation may be reduced to the lowest posi-
bic limit.
l6. Resolced, That the present Revenue
laws should DO so amended us TO require
County Clerks to carry out the tax for State
purposes on the equalized assessment as
made by tie State Board of Equalization, and
taxes for county, township, district and all
ether taxes on the equa!ized assessment as
made by the County Board of Equalization.
II. Resolred, That we are in favor of the
adoption of q revenue system as nearly SIM
liar to that OF Pennsylvania as oar circum.
stances will permit.
10. Resolred, That this Association again
extend cordial invitation to all industrial
organizations and individuals to join in every
effort to throw off the burdens imposed on
the industrial classes by the encroachments
of aggregated capital in the hands Of mono,
lies
10 WHEREAS, We recognize the neCcss.
ty and importance of making the IndepeD-
dent Reform party national one, in both
character and influence, and recognizing the
fact that a call has been made for q National
Convention at Cleveland, o., March II, 1915,
to consider the general interest OF the indus
trial classes and the formation of national
party; be 1t
90 ResoicGd, That this Convention do
elect one delegate, with alternate. for each
Congressional District of the State to attend
the Convention al Cleveland AS provided for.
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nRYANT-LONGFELLOW.
Two Notable Poems-Our Greatest Poets AIR
Their Muses. in February Periodical.
THE TWO TRAVELLERS.
A SQUARE meal-A soda-cracker.

NJ WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
Twas evening, and before my eyes
There lay landscape gray and dim;
Fields family seen, and twilight skies
| And clouds that hid the horizons brim.
| | SAVIOR was it that drcamed?-
| A waking dream ii cannot say;
For every shape as real seemed
As those that meet my eye to-day
Through eancss shrubs the cold wind hisst
The air was thick with falling snow;
And onward through the frozen mist,
| saw a weary traveller 60
Driven DER that landscape bare and bleak,
Before the whirling gusts Of air,
The snow flakes smotc his withcred cheek,
And gathered on his silver hair.
Yet on he Jared through binding SHOWS,
And murmuring TO himself he said;
"Thc night is near, the darkness grows,
Aud higher rise the drifts | tread
deep, deep each artumn flower they hide;
Each tuft of green they whelm from sight;
And they who iourneycd by my side
Are lost in the surrounding night
81 loved them, Oh, no words can tell
The love that for my friends bore
We parted with the sad farewell
or those who part to meet no more.
" And I, who face this bitter wind,
And DER these snowy hillocks creep,
Must end my journey soon and find
4 frosty couch, a frozen sleep"
And thus he spoke, thrill of pain
Shot to my heart; closed my eyes,
And when opened them again
| started with glad surprise
Twas evening still, and in the west
A flush Of glowing crimson lay,
saw the morrow there and blGst
That promise OF glorious day.
The waters in their CLASSY slce2,
Shonc with the hues that tinged the sky,
And rugged cliff and barren steep
Cleaned with brightness from on high.
And one was there whose journey lay
Into the slowly gathering night;
With steady step he held his way
Der shadOwy vale and cleaning height,
| marked his firm though weary tread
The lifted eye and brow serene,
aud saw no shade of doubt or dread
Pass DER that Travellers placid mien,
And others came, their journey DER,
And badc good night with words OF cheer;
"To.morrOw we shall meet once more
lis but the night that parts us here"
"And l." he SAID, shall sleep ere long
These fading CLEANS will soon be gone
Shall sleep, to rise. refreshed and strong.
In the bright day that yet will dawn"
| heard; watched him as he went
\ lGsscning form, until the light
OF evening from the ornament
Had passed, and lac was lost to sight
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EpEY's ClRBoLIC Notwithstanding the Va.
sous remedies for Coughs none enjoy higher
reputation than EDEY'S CARBoLIC TRoCuEs. Thir
fact places them above the ordinary list of medi-
cal preparations. For Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
and as disinfectant and preventive against con
tagious diseases they are a specific. invaluable
to singers and public speakers. Sold everywhere
JOHN f. HENRY, CURRAN IL Co, Proprietors, $
and College Place, New York. az
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. Cd - 4 r S

TO THE AMOUNT OF TWO MILLION FIVE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND ARE TO BE DISTRIBUTED ON
The 27th FEBRUARY By THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF
KENTUCKY. UPON TIE OCCASION OF THEIR FIFTH
AND LAST CONCERT.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.

Death of Gov. Standardization OF the Trus-
tees--A Successor AProinted--No Nore Post
ponements-- Drawing Certain Feb. eth.
At meeting of the Trustees OF the Public Library OF
Kentucky jan 6 1875 It resolved that c. NJ Briggs
Esq who under the late Tho. r. Brsmette the real
business manager Of the Gilt Concerts already given aid
OF the Public Library Kentucky be and he is hereby
thozed take the place made vacant by the death of said
Bramette in the of the affairs of the fifth and
last gift concert and that tho drawing announced for Feb
ruary - 1875 shall positively and uncquvocay take place
on that day without any further posponement delay
any account whatever. y, I. DCERETf, P:es.
JONI 3. CAIN, Secretary.
Hereafter all commentaries restinC TO the 5h Concert
should be addressed to tho undersigned. and pledge my
self that the drawing shall OFF February a;th or that
every d.lar paid for tickets shall be returned.
C. VI. BRIGGS Agent and Manager,
Room g. Public Library Building,
hnA Louisville, Ky.
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Drawing Certain or Money Refunded

Whole Tickets $50 Halves SIS. Tenth o. each Coupon
-. Eleven Whole Tickets, 500
For Tickets and information, address
THOS. r.. BRAMLETTE,
AGENT AND MANAGER.
Jan y Louisville, Ky.
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FOR SALE.

Span OF nne Norman norses GOOD ste, one ms
IN, othsi . seiCffng Also nne span OF hues years
and viii weigh about $50 lhs Also will De sold at b
gain on time OF Tor cash. application Il nisce soon
fonr scona hand lumber WAGONS. In goed crcer-titne
"a 3D. on time or VIII trade for cattle ,,
IN Nor,heas. cor. OF Town OF Grad ktT''
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nv 8 CT A N s .

GILBERT D'EPIST, French Physician
" Clifton Hotel, Ottawa NJ Tbirtyseven years OF prac
ce last years At ST. Louis. Mo. From IL TO ~
and from to may lie found at thu office Of chs
hotel. ian23u
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BIRD BICKFoRD ia. BOWEN. u. T. MOLoNEy.
RICKFORD, BOWEN a. MOLONEY, Attor-
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