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Evils Oh A MoNoPoLr.- Occasionally we hear per-
sons who are not overburdenei with intelligence
b!urt out their condemnation of monopOles, and at
tribute all the evils that curse the country TO these
combinations. At one moment it Will be the o. S.
y. Company that Is working havoc and ruin, and
the next moment the Northwest Stage Company will
come in 1Or Il share in the general round of abuse
1t is possible that these combinations make occasional
mistakes 1t would be strange, indeed, if they were
exempt from the fTailties incident TO poor human
nature, but take them as a whole, We think that it
VIII be admitted by the well informed that they have
been wisely and literally managed. As illustrating
the benefits that may result from tie working Of q
monopoly We take the operations of the North
west Stage Company for period of four years and
five months. We have now Jcfore us Il tabular state
nent Of the disbursements male at the WalLl WalIa
tihle for the period named and we give the figures tn
the end that readers may understand that evena
monopoly " may lie made to contribute to the gen
ertl teneft. TIE following IS an exhibit Of the dis
, 1875-06-19

DRINTING IN CoLoRs, cheap AMI guidk, a. the
i SIAIEsH4S Office
, 1875-06-19
Administrators sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That in pursuance
" of order of sale made by the Probate Court Of
Wulla Walla county, in the Territory Of Washing
ton on the Sth day of june A. ID. 1875 IN the mat
ter of the Estate of JOHN c. HAMILTON, late of
SAID county deceased, the undersigned AdministT,l-
tor of said Estate will sell Pubic Auction, TO the
HIGHEST bidder for lsllI COIN
, 1875-06-19

Frank Orsrlh Is bringing Straw
w.. rr.bs ton, and Of large size an
.s.y-. just NJ" lie is 's.Iins stray, straw
-., d, The rate Of cents pound,
.-E-' mt, per pound.
, 1875-06-19
,,ruRnIi

-C5pious rain falls every second
lr I.f'- ''. ...~r.nce OF heavy crops. Our
~ " III. f-i tl.rA'u''
, 1875-06-19

The above figures do not include thousands of dol
lars paii out upon receipts and never entered upon
the books. OF this money but small part was re-
civel Of local trade or travel the greater
current expenses. Take the operations Of the Stage
Company, aud one month with another for every dol
lar received here they pay out full five dollars. This
money Is mainly expended in the payment Of wages
huyuy horses purchasing hay, gram. etc, and IL
that Way COS general circulation After
this exhibit think 1t VIII be conceded that the
- rH0uupoes We have OF this kind the better
Il viii be Tor the country
, 1875-06-19

And miscellaneous variety Of other Merchandise
consisting of FRESH GROCERIES; Linseed Lard
Castor and Lamp Obs and TuTpeHtine Crockery and
Glassware Also.
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SKETCH OF THE CITY OF OSHKOSH.
was to fight


Oshkosh, which has population OF about 9,ooo
Is the capital OF winnebago county 1t is situated
on both sides OF the Fox River, at It's entrance
into Lake Winnebago, on ground that slopes
gradually toward the lake and river. Immediately
above the place the river widens into Lake Butte
des Morris. Lumber and agricultural machinery
are the principal manufactured products. There
are in the city seventeen sawmllls, cutting
over so, O00 900 feet Of lumber annually, besides
lath ana pickets; six shingle mills. making
$780, 900 shingles three planning mills, three sash
and door factories. one fence factory, three nour
and grist mills three grain warehouses, two foun-
shop, two tanneries. three breweres. three print
ing oflices, publishing two weekly and one daily
paper and one monthly German magazine; one
bookbndery, eleven churches and three public
halls. The County Court House and jail is a
very fine edifce. BY means OF the Fox and
Wisconsin rivers and the works OF the Fox and
Wisconsin Improvement Company 1t il connected
with Green Bay and tho waters that low into
the Gulf OF the ST. Lawrence ON the one haRd, and
with the Mississippi on the other. Steamboats, come
there from Pittsburg, Pa. and several that were
built there now running on the Mississippi and
its tributaries A ship yard Is established TO build
boats and barges for the Mississippi The Wolf
River is navigabe for small steamboats, 10 into
the pine lumber region for 100 miles. Most OF the
lumber and shingles manufactured goes South
over the Chicago and Northwestern road TO find a
market. THIS ROAD win soon form continuous
line 10 Lake Superior 1t being completed except
link OF water communication on Green Bay.
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GERMANY and BELGIUM.
BiSmarCk's Political Treaty with the
Belgian Liberals.
4 Combined Attack on the Clerical Min
iStry In Brussels.
BELGIUM TO BE PRUSSlANlzED

(sPrcrAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE.
BRUSSELS April %, 1875.
An arrangement has been made between
the chiefs of the liberal party in Belgium and
Prince Bismarck; the German Chancellor. by
exercising diplomatic pressure, undertakes to
accomplish the downfall of the clerical minis
try at present in power in Belgium.
WHAT THE LIBERALS PROMISE.
The Belgian liberals, on returning to power,
would then make law to suppress publications
disappearing the German ecclesiastical policy.
THE Liberal PRESS AND THE PLOT.
The liberals would also introduce the plan
Of compulsory military service and establish
new Notifications. Consequently the liberal
Belgian newspapers support the latest demands
of the German Cabinet, insisting that the
clerical government should be overthrown.
WHAT 1T MEANS.
This means the Prussianizing Of Belgium.
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w A S Fl / N 9 T O N.

WASHINGTON, April %, 1875.
THE RESIGNATION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL VIII
IIAMs ACCEPTED BH THE PREsIDENr-JupGE
PIERREPoNT HIS sUccEssoR-THE coRRE-
sPoNDENcE.
The President having rendered the position or
Attorney General to Judge Edwards Pierrepont
that gentleman has accepted the ONCE and the
President has accepted the resignation or Mr.
williams. The appointment or Judge Pierrepont
was noi surprise to the friends OF the adminstra-
ton, and It Is understood that whatever ne may
have said here ofore in regard 10 tile Louisiana
matter all the members OF the Cabinet and the
President are now willing to Indorse.
The following is the letter or resignation OF the
Attorney General and the reply OF the President
accepting it,
LETTER OF Mr.. WILLIAMS
DEPARTMENT or JUSTICE, !
WASHINGTON, u. e., April %, 1875.
SIR hereby resign the once OF Attorney GEN
eral OF the United states take effect on the 18th
prox. cannot dissolve our official relations with
out thanking you for the many acts of friendship
and confidence with which you nave nonOreu me,
and expressing ior you personally my very nigh
regard and esteem. Very , respectfully,
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
EXECUTIVE MANSION
WASHINGTON. u. G.. April -, 1875.
Hon. GEORGE h. WILLIAMS Attorney General OF
the United states -
DEAR sIR-In accepting your resignation OF The
office OF Attorney General OF the United states. TO
take effect the 15tD OF May, 1870 as rendered by
yOur letter the pa OF April allow me 10 express
nv appreciation OF the ability, zeal and efficiency
with when the trust cOnfded To your charge has
been performed. My sincere friendship accom-
panIes yOu the new field OF lie YOU nave CHOSEN,
and best wishes Tor Jour success. Very respect
July, Z. = GRANT.
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THE WAR IN CUBA.

SPANISH AMNESTY PROMISES FOR SURRENDERED
REBELs-A sANGUINAEY THREAT AGAINST DIS
LOYAL SOLDIERS.
HAVANA, April %, 1875.
Captain General valmaseda has issued a
proclamation onering pardon to rebels
who surrender before May 30, 1875. The
pardon Is unconditional for all except de-
serters from the Spanish forces, who VIII be re-
CURED 10 serve In the vanguard OF the army un-
al the end or the war.
A sANGUINARY THREAT.
The proclamation declares that Enough loyal
bayonets remain in Spain TO make those Spanish
oldiers bite the dust who continue In close union
with the insurgents, shedding the blood OF their
former companions and brothers."
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GALVESTON RACES.

SAM HARPER AND wINNTFRED THE WINNERS.
GALVESTON April Is, 1875.
The weather was clear and delightful and the
attendance large on this the second day OF the
Jockey Club races.
SUMMARY.
GALVESTON JOCKEY CLUB OLEANDER PARK, GAL
WESTON, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL %, 1s75.-SEc-
oND DAY or TIE SPRING RACING MEETING-FIRsT
hACE.-The Texas Stakes for iour-year-olds. 500
entrance, half forfeit, club TO add $500; second
morse 10 receive 800, and the third TO save MS
entrances; two-mile heats Closed with six noni-
nations. Value Of stakes, $780,
i. A. Gays b. G. Sam Harper, by Rebel, dam
~ Rupee. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. /
D. H. stones o. C. Colonel Michigan, by Harry
OF the West, dam Emellne. .............. Q Q
Time, 347-3:44
SAME DAY-SEcoND RACE.-Club purse OF 5000:
for all ages; second horse TO receive $50; dash OF
one mile ana an eighth.
F. o. MINORS b. +. Winnifred three years, bv
Daniel Boone, dam by sovereign. /
]. II. stones b. I. Mignon, three years, by En-
quirer, dam Magnetic. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
OWHeT y Minnie lee,..
owners SANDY walton. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o
Owners Billy Williamson. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o
owners John Mcdonald. ...................... o
Time, l:59I.
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A COUNTY woRKHoUsE BURNT.

THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY or THE M
MATES LOSE THEIR LrvEs-oRIaIN or FIRE
UNKNOWN.
PTTTsBURG, Pa, Arril 90, 1876.
The Allegheny County Workhouse, situated
at Claremont, nine miles from this city, was
partially destroyed by fire this afternoon. 1t
was one of the most complete institutions Of
the kind in the country, and has been
not only self-supporting, but q source
of considerable revenue to the county. Out of
$50 persons it is thought but few escaped
from custody The total loss is esti-
mated at from 5000 to $4,000 The
insurance applicable to the burned
portion amounts to S24, goo, of which SIS, 900
Is on the building and Sc, 900 on the contents.
and is divided among ten local companies.
The exact origin of the fire is as yet I'M
known.
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A a RnnK EnR s1 90


PLAIN ENeLsn or MEDICINE saPLIrIEp. By R. v Pierce
and Surgeons the Worlds Dispensary Buffa To- n T.
The above worka hook Of about 800 large pages pro-
plates ana well ana strongly bound-will be
paid 10 any address Tor 81 90; making Z the cheapes
treating OF domestic medicine OF like size and style
coorcd plates and some OF them conainingno prcscrip
tons and making known no means OF selt-cure Tor tins
Dr. rerce's work not punished by the author printed
and bound with his own machinery, AZ were It soie
would have to be not less than So for when the pub
Usher pays the author tar price for hi production
satisfy himself and him, not only hi.
labor but also for the risk OF pecunIary loss which h.
ing success and State, county ana canvas
ing agent has each received his profit they have added
80 nuch chat the people have 20 pay not less than - COR
IT. inE PEOPLES MEDICAL ADVISER" on tho contrary.
is placed within the pecuniarv reach OF all classes ~
the author. who adopts the plan OF the grangers dis
their profits u tho people osrns his book Al price
little above actual cost OF publication That those de-
sending ~ through me mails the author aivertises that
money addressed 70 him at Buffalo, y. y. aud nclOed
authors large correspondence with the people upon
medical matters, which. we credibly informed.
cra trained and skilifu medical assistants aud
hand reporters 10 enable HIM entertain aud answer
the worlds Dspensary appear 10 have peculiarly fitted
HIM Tor writing the work, by rendering him very g.
lie endeavors this work all the numerous
questions relating 70 health aud disease that have esn
land and hence y contains important information
We'd 8oVbspe else ia h. fonnI All liz nsst prnvs@n
diseases 81 both sexes are also plainly an fully con
oincr works domestic mcdiclnc includes the sub
ecs OF Biology, Cerebral fhy s1ology. Hygiene Tenn
arc treated ii an original aud interesting manner IL
Is compendium OF anatomical physIoloSIcal aud
medical science, and emboics the latest discoveries
e Ach department
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HOSTILE GOVERNORS.
or INTERSTATE Comfy.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April %, 1915.
A Misunderstanding has arisen between Gov
srnor Porter Of this STATE, and Governor Smith,
OF Georgia, which has resulted 10 a
temporary cessation OF that Interstate
comfy which In our federal system Is so
necessary to due administration OF justice.
some two months ago Smith refused 10 recognize
Porters requlsitiOn Tor a man named KNIGHT,
ehar2ec win some OFFENCE on the ground tAat
evil proceedings we're pending against him IN
Georgld, brought by some citizen OF that state,
and nov the Governor OF this state, having a
cnance 10 retalate, mas refused TO give up a man
by the name OF Saunders on the application OF
Smith, TO answer a crime committed wItnIn the
Jurisdiction OF the latter.
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NGLIsH MANUFACTURERS OPPOSED TO THE
AMERICAN CENTENNIAL Exhibition.

LONDON, April 2o-6 A. NJ.
At meeting OF the Town Council OF Kidder-
Minister yesterday. the Secretary of the Carpet
Manufacturers' Association stated that the
carpet manufacturers generally throughout the
Kingdom had decided not to send their products
to the Philadelphia Exhibition because OF the
existence OF the prohibltory tariff; and that
memorial TO this effect would he forwarded to the
British Minister at Washington.
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JOHN BRIGHT on FREE TRADE.

HIS OPINION OF COMMERCIAL PROTECTION IN
THE UNITED STATES.
LONDON, April Is, 1875.
Al reception given 10 M. Chevalier, the dis
linguished French economist, In Birmingham, this
evening, Mr.. John Bright made some remarks on
free trade, in the course OF which he said II was
~Ludicrous the United States 10 invite foreign
manufacturers to compete at an Exhibition when
protective tarin prevented them from CO mpet.
ing in American markets..
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, April 2o-5 A. M.
Mr.. whitworth, liberal, has been elected 10
Parliament for Kilkenny.
AN ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY TO WIND Up.
The South Wales Atlantic steamship Company
have decided to call a meeting next week 60
.anctlon the winding up OF the concern.
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SPAIN AND GERMANY.

AN ALFoSs1sr NAVAL SALUTE TO TEE KArsxn's
FLAG.
SANTANDER, April 20, 1875.
AS . dral act Of reparation for the Gustav out
rage, the Spanish commander at Guetarta, on the
arrival or the German feet or that port, nred
salute OF twenty-one guns. with due ceremony as
agreed upon.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.

INSTALLED GRAND MASTER OF FREEMAsoTs IN
ENGLAND.
LONDON, April %, 1878
The ceremony of the installation OF the Prince Of
wales as Grand Master OF the United Grand Lodge
or Masons of England took place to-day, in the
presence Of an immense concourse of Masons.
Great enthusiasm was manifested.
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OTHER ACCOUNTS.
CONFUSION IN THE c1TY-FArA11rrEs.

CONFUSION IN THE CITY-FATAIITrEs.
OSHKOSH, Wis, April 2S-9 p M
A terrible fire has been raging all the after
noon. All the newspaper offices, banks,
telegraph offices, the Harding Opera
House, Post Office, Universalist church,
all the hotels but one, and nearly
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LEGAL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE PRELATE or
BREsLAU.
BERLIN, April 49, 1875.
Legal proceedings have been commenced by the
Prussian COVE nment Tor the removal OF the
Prince Bishop OF Breslau for violation OF the
ecclesla as teal laws.
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THE CANAL COMMISSION.

SYRACUSE, April %, 1878
The Governors Commission arrived in this city
this evening.
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ThE ITCH, WHICH IS PROTEAN DISEASE,
aud undoubtedly Of animalcuar origin can only be CT
fectualiy ana permanently cured by sulphur GLENN'S
SULPHUR Soar presents the remedy in its most agreeable
and effective shape. sold verywhcre Depot CRIT
fENTONS, No. sixth avenue.
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races since the institution of tn. Newmarket

event n 1909.
ANTICIPATION.
Camballo's engagements are as foliows:-Grand
Duke Micnael and st. Leger Stakes at the first
October Ne" market Meeting; the Derby, at second
october Newmarket; EPSON Derby; Prince or
wales stakes, the Derby ana St. James, Palace
Stakes, az Ascot: Graf wicke Stakes at Goodwood !;
the ST. Leger, at Liverpool Autumn Meeting; the
Eoor 81. Leger, at York Meeting: Doncas ter 81.
Leger and Grand Prize, ar farls.
In New YORK there was much interest mant-
tested IN the result oil this race. the turf resorts
dong o lively business thereon for several GAYS
both in auction ana mutual pools IL was the
first time that public speculation OF this nature
ever took place IN this city on foreign racing
event The mutual pools paid as lollows:-At
Jonnson's, 500 A.; Turf Exchange, $ls 10.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April % 1876.
The President has appointed Major Robert
Macfeely Commssary General OF subsistence,
vice spras, deceased. Major MacFeely Is a native
OF Pennsylvania, and Is at present on the STAG Of
Lieutenant General sheridan in Chicago
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all Of the business portion Of the city
are gone. 1t is utterly impossible to estimate
the loss. Two men have been killed by fall
ing walls. The city is in the widest state Of
frenzy. The burned district is nearly mile
square.
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THE LABOR QUESTION IN BELGIUM.

A DANGEROUS AGITATION AMONG THE MINING
POPULATION.
BRUSSELS April %, 1875.
The trouble with the miners at Chareroi con.
tinues and serious riots are reported.
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RAGING IN ENGLAND.
The TWO Thousand Guinea5
at Newmarket.
CAMBALLO THE WINNER
Pedigree of the Victor-His Pre-
vious Performances.
LONDON, April %. 1875.

LONDON, April 2s, 1875.
The 1rst OF the great uhree.year-old stakes OF
the season Of 1875. the TWO Thousand Guineas, was
contested to-day at Newmarket the occasion
being the second day OF the First Spring Meeting.
THE STAKES
closed with eighty -four subscribers out OF which
thirteen horses came TO the post, with Mr.. vyners
bay colt Camballo favorite at the small odds OF
three to one. The race was won easily by the IA.
vorite, beating Mr.. Letevre's Picnic. who was sec
ond, by two lengths, the latter being head in ad
vance of Breechlosder, who took third place.
THE BETTING
on the second and third horses was seven 10 one
against Picnic and fourteen to one against
Breechloader. The other starters came home IN
the following order:-Claremont, Bale. Craig Mil
lar, The Leveret, Gar5erly Bell Gilbert, the Arte-
mis- colt the Miss Whip colt, Earl of Dartrey and
Town Crer
THE RACE.
The following is o summary OF the r2ce:-
The Two Thousand Guineas Stakes, suoscrip-
ton of 100 each, half forfeit, Tor threeyear-
olds colts 122 lbs. and FLIES, III lbs TIE owner
stakes and the third saves his stake. Closed with
eighty -four subscrbers the Rowley mile zone
mile and seventeen yards.
Mr. Vyner's b. c. Camballo, by Cambuscan dam
Little Lady,. l
Mr.. Leievre's b. c. Picnic, by brown Bread dam
LORD ' Fitzwaas;s br. c. Breecnioader, BY Mac
aroni dam Beechy Head.
Captain Machell's b. C. Claremont, by Blair
Athol, dam Coimbra. ............. 0
Prince Sotykons br. c. Bale, by Plauoit, Dam
Mr.. w. 5. Crawiurds CHI. C. Craig Mllar, Dy
Blair Atho, dam Miss ROLAND. ............... o
erei, dam Dad Trick, by Ace Of Clubs. :. .......
Lord Falmouth's b. G. Gartefly Bell, by Blair
Athol, dam Sllverhair. ................. ...... o
Mr.. Lelevres br. c. Gilbert. by Lord Cliiden,
dam by Toxophilete. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0
Mr.. A. Batazzfs b. c., by Scottish Chief, oam
: ArtemS ......;...:...
General Peers b. c., by Trumpeter, dam by Mel
bourne, out OF Miss Whip .................... 0
Mr.. sayiles y. c. Earl of Dartrey, by The Earl.
uam SdEaIoEh.. ...........s.-....
Sir +. Jonnstone's b. c. Town Crler. 10y Trum-
peter, dam Crythela. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o
THE wINNER-CAMBALLo.
Camballo bay colt by Cambuscan out OF Little
Lady, was bred by Lord Stamford and by him dis
posed OF with his dam to Mr.. Geo. at whose sale
al Newmarket, in 1873, he was purchased BY Mr..
H. r. G. vyner for 1000 guineas. His full pedigree
Is taoulated rs follows:-
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RUPTURED PERSON FINDS IN THE ELIAS
TEuss the atest pleasure lite affords With Amos
mpercepuble pressure permanently curing hernia
THE ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. bSi broadway.
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A.-THE EsPENSCHIED SPRING STYLE OF
Gentiemens HATS is the favorte OF season Maka
your selections at his establishment No lis Nassau
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A.-THE LEGISLATURE WILL NOT ADJOURN
PROBABLY before the middle Of Nav. but the
kNOX'S spring styie Of gentemen's mats can be OBJ
tanned At No. 22 Broadway, in the Firth
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THE SPANISH RoYAL1sr BEATEN BIZ A crrx MOB
LONDON, April 90, 1875.
special despatch from Gratz 70 the Daily Netos
says Don Alfonso was insulted and beaten by the
rioters, ana that the police had TO clear the
streets with their bayonets
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ANNIHILATE CATARRH WITH woLC0TT'S
CArAERH ASSfHItAToR pints 81. Subdue pain. inlam-
nation. FEVER. with PAiS fAINI Relief instantaneous
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GEORGE GRANT. ESQ. VICTORIA. ELLIS
county kansas the largest stock farmer IN the world,
10 square miles. and beast CUES LINZ
wESr loDIpF AHwoSA. Depot 45l sixth avenue. sold
by all druggists
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FOR PAINS IN SIDE AND BACK APPLY DAL.
fxv's Magical Pans EXTRACTOR Relief comes while you
Wuh
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FRAGRANT SOZODONT. - THIS PEERLESS
dcntifrice hardenS the gums. sweetens the breath,
ceanses and the teeth from youth 70 old
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HEALTH LIFT. $50 FIFTH AVENUE, BETWEEN
rooms best Of Refers TO Cyrus w. Field, &C.
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ALL LEAKY ROOFS MADE wATERTIGHT Or
no charge. NEW YORK SLATE ROOFING CON
PANl, No. tedar street, New York.