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, 1876-06-19
DURANT'S DEBTS.
How Some TalIronda Ars Butlt md Contrac-
tors Nuke Fortunes.


4Sete FORK SHn. June II.
In proceedings supplementary to a Judgment
obtained In the Snprctne Court by T. ". Solo
mon, Thomas e. Durnnt, tho Union Pacific and
kausas Pacific contractor, was examined rs to
his connection with the iol,s that attended tho
construction Of those Roads,. +. g: Ullman
counsel for 7. ". Solomon, showed Mr.. Durant
i copy Of tho S"n ot tho o.s inst. containing the
Testimony Of ]. A. tEeene before the puttJudt-
ciary Committee that investigated tho charges
against ex-Spcakcr Blaine. Mr.. Greene IN Ills
testimony sworc TINT 7: c. Durant and hts asso-
s:r,lctlon Of tho Kansas Pacific Railroad. One
million Of dol!aIs WA used ln lobbying, and OF
this sum q Mr.. I.lalne received $2250, 100.
"All ot Mr.. Grecnc's tcstimony,"' said Mr..
Duraut, "is false III fur as my knowledge goes.
advanced *:U, ,Qo0 or e40O, 600 for the account
OF tho Kansas Pat!tlc Eailruua, and received
coll1ts7sl n aa r. for t, loan between s'oo aud
What did you do witt. the bonds.'' Mr., Ul.-
II returned them to tho Company" replied
Mr.. Dusant, "wtth tile exception Of sufficient
number to cover my advances"
"Wns Mr. blaine interested in the Kansas
'Ilat IS none Of your business, sir" said MI,
Dnrant sharply"
finally avcrrc,l that Bla!nc was mt, "a far as
wltlitss knowledge went, interested In the job
"What Abont ynur connection With the Oakea
AInes and tho Davis cont1acts}n MIR. ullnan
! a5Rtl.
| ~ dill mt get plucl, out Of tho Dnvts con-
tract" MIR. DuIant replied; ''pFobably in both
cortracts ! was Interested to the extent OF
| $2,UtM, ,HN."
GAt that time" said the lawyer, "you were
worth s., 40o, ,00o, received from tue two Paciac
| lsAiiruads."
"Yes, md a million dollars besides," Inter.
ruptca Mr. Durant.
f'Wcll, then, you were worth over f3,000, 600.
Now What hus become of tllat lnoneyl' asked
tho lawyer.
III lost from million and a halt to two mill.
ions and IL half by the depreciation of stocks In
the street,
"Wllat did you do with the talancel" be was
askc,l.
~ iuancd Ia tho Adirondack Company sutnl
amounting. with Interest, to &, 3,600,00," MIR
Dnrant replied.
"lluw Gun that bel" afr. Ulman asked
"wsien yon WIS worth hut t3, ,00o, ,0o0, how coull
yon loss &, 0o0 O00 and yet loan 81, 600, ,000f"
ny borrowing money that owe now" 70
plieI Mr. Durant.
.'And what do you admit that you now owef'
"Onc milll0n two hundred and 0fty thousand
dollaEs," replied Durnnt.
, 1876-06-19

YHAe tai 1f ~ TrfAt
Arnnn. II, 1,nc 17NThs nYcrcIscs ~ tbo
AoAoAA' ~, 'a'e , - - ~ I' as'Is " tuo
commencement week OIL 1ennlnga seminary
Wcro opened on sundny, juno II, with the
Daccalaurcatc Sermon, preached by the pHnci-
na). thp Rev. G.. +. Manfieyilc. A, H. The s,ll,-
pa', tno MY, :, NJ ~ 1%.. - ~. ~
tect was, 1.-The Elements o. weakness III onr
national Chafaete.' 11s se1t @ "ns tassn s., rom
inclusive. Inc Tic very ablc discourse was listened
=, hv = fnrre oun,snco ussru,hjcd In tho First
70 ny aa's.e1 rss'' ,,i ~ ~ AVIS r,sss
Methodist Eplscep Caarst' "'G %sre s, amply
rRsa ef to @ Es saS u Of Dr. % ,sne la %
T,,r pu1nr,r,1. ] r,3ouaura
,,,. ,.s.. 49, liz, rirs, a., Azur,,
nrou5nt loFdh uy ua'1' HHst, lhc A1hcEcaa
youth was rerrcsentet-In contrast with Moses
aud hts choice OF life, spoken Of In the text
a. r,vIp, Insufficient time fl, urenarntton for his
1tfr,wnrE: prcnnI. as having 4 stronger lave
l rood: sl. tar. the e absence Of the heroic % sp!rtt
n lin t,rcscpt timc was referred 10: ind
fm,rth. thc wan, ri stronr fnith. II the nrm-
hcrs 81 tic school. us wcl rs nIt the youth nres
M N .r @ earur by thF te PpeIp and
tcncnrr' tsno1j rrsnits tnrs{ fnlitny.
Tf,s fnf1nwiuc Mmulnv was I1cvrtcd tn tho cy
om,notinu uf % cInsscn in t,1r institution, mill
1yr q ministers y Hn d other ysitoTs wsto rressnt
y. or o'!u xci,nut Ths T,d1a sl,r m,' trot"in,
AMI iiT 1ctvrec ~ tn,,iinrjtv viii, III" ,,rintl
,"s 1',,S2t hnth IL cr.i 1nt ~ 1hc t"rt .n1;a
Pff1 r. Wondnv rvcnin,r ti,f, sr,ntnarv rhnnrs wos
FIJI - ",'1in,s fri"mis ~ st,nt ..bn cnrten@'
81 III fSr y. @"1'oA' "'S
W. -'' THE M,cAury rn,zr.
Ain ,!st a. 'In,atI,,,r ro,,ro,n,o
Fly ,.o1,. ~ tn.s,,s, .n,sic h,r nis III az.
'.s,I w." ,Jt ot ,..n,, TX nci"mntiSs "ver
nIt'ta ~ s",n.o1 nrrailcni h,nt,,e, thn i,cst
,r,a sI ,,ar, t,ns. ~ Siaa n"tiio Wr,,,sa
r "sso,, "su Hfi,. inrn,".. @.o rnr1"f
| anI 1Nfr Wntn9t pnnicv a. snor 90 ~,
ur"tcs, 1nW ~ ,xns ovcr I'm, ,,,'rna $40 mi MT
,'nnn u. r"s,rum a,,l i.e,1ci in,,nct35otniv
~ Wottio hr.o .'" ~ v,"r ritw "a H.. ~.
eunt ~ tnu ~ e. Gtu ",aat !. t,rns m,.
H. H.; Tar,t, ~ :, 1;. nnnsI,nrcmrnt NJ thc VIZ.
t.; ~. s ,oii ~ In ,frr". - thn ',r1.o
~ w.r" r.,s.rx fnr Tursny ryrnn,, - '~
"Giu T,s',.' .,a nx,,t,a, ,o,s ,v,h
~ ''1 ,s;1 Ill., o.sti,n H. N,."i
hn', a.S, eos. w. @ ~ H., vm" ,n, ~ h.s,"tei
p,, tbn t.u, ~ "cfn.msi r"u"t nn H. I'm
,nrctinr X onn io'ly with nnotl,sr. Prof, Mamie.
ve WIS Sara % ~ w 10 e,,p , n 1.~ s, sEtt,
pfessims w @ H. ". 'h% @ M.yn ~, Svn1ai, w y,
ui} ,,ieeL ."s su,... ~" iG f.r. .'
"nien tIse hsuh1e e,e1 .. han ieP''e"' Ane III"
Oh oscu'ailGal, anouh. 1 .'.m.. si,'sn ,,, l., u
All n,eh to haunes ~ .,t" esc,.I.en ~! ane
cnapes ~ st as -. hns T." .i ps.in,
!s' mt' M aatc' .siI T., tt.ay ~ NV 4'se.ue"''
Jug scr0os on ~as rn ,oa,u,y onS1 ias, nrco o,.,n
o'ca u ~. nts. ~. =, y" .'ste" ~ .o
LECtoHn nEfAs Ill.,! rnh X n.!,. InAMe sGl1ss
pr. 1honM' nI,,, mG ns.os sao, eunlsee nT waa
nneeess ~ ln "a'eH n.y. set.a ,ae,, WY ai,P.us
PIRATE 70 tac Eeas'on' !nu i.. lcGtute ~ns =.
!Matkah'y Idly oi,e' a"o s''eN ~ '''e noe'ot
, 1876-06-19

Uolstc,l to Harrison cnst on Harrison IL pcs-
nlainc4: noTtt u, nesp!aines to honroe-nn1
uisnersc,
TIc nn,r nf 0 n. m. was set for the starting of
the 1,rptssston,
Tie Chairman stated tint he Ind been visited
by the representatives Of eight Polish societies,
Who dceifrsl to participate in tic procession:
The meeting then adjourned to meet the Cen
eral Convention, to be- held next Sunday ut
Maskcll 1Infl.
Tho soyfc.y Of tho Ancient Ors1cr Of 1Iihcr-
mans met at Mnskcl1 Hall yesterday afternoon,
to consider whether or not II would take part IN
tic celebration, Of tho +th Of July along With
tile other Irish societies. Maj. Cornelius 1tow-
, 1876-06-19
LOCAL LETTERS.
DoYpEN, ExrLA1N.

70 fhe 1sd}f0r n The TF76NHe.
CHICAGO, June 17.-1 would ask 's Justice
dead, or 10 Colyin's subord!nates run our local
,1usticcsi Ex.Commlssioncr Joseph Harris, res
i1cncc TO Lafn street, was caught In the act Of
stealing plants In jefferson rark by Officer
Thomas Brannock OIL Saturday morning, Juno
II, 1876; was arrcstcd under warrant, brought
before Justice scuily on tho 18th Inst, and the
cnsc WIS dsmissctl on motion Of City Attorney
Boylleu without trial.
VIII Mr.. Doydcn please explain why Harris
was not tried, and, II found guilty, punished rs
nny thief should bca This Is il question to
which We demand All imperative answer MS tax
raycrs. Since Harris discharge Jefferson Park
Inns been depleted OF plants BY the wholesale.
JUSTICE,
, 1876-06-19
MORE COLy1S1sM.
II tht Editor nf Tha 7'Ythtlt1A.

1b IHe Editor a Ih8 7FftHH4.
CHICAGO. June 1s.-Thc thieves arc again In
Jefferson Park, stealing the clloicc plants loaned
by residents. Ex-Comlniss!oucr Harris, whown
caught In the act, arrested a week ago, was
discharged on motion Of Justice Doyt1cn, person
patd by thc city to net Us d public prosecutor.
Does boylcn presume to le Judge and Jury In
such cases. The arrest of Harris was about to
10 md beioil, Boylcn steps in with his Coly!r,
lrnIcncy, for Harris, yor know, Is onc OF the
gang, politically speaking.
Since the discharge of Itarris tho thieves lmvc
bcro,rc more bold, nul render the efforts Of the
gardener nutl l,ulicc futile. Saturday night the
Park was robbed by wholesale We ask In self
defense, cannot eoncthlng bo donc, or must VIC
walt until utter the erct0nf
RESIDENT AND TAXPAYER.
, 1876-06-19

ctTtFH. 1NuL lHlTE Is u W. -" 80
alts Little e. 'ncnt,Iy, wl,o read 4 sn.h
n plras!ng ma,ncr flint I !'avr ~ !lsnm ps,nr
ue VII! fi,M niche for her tn lle; THOUGH t!!e
nothing new or wonderful, thu subject wna
haplrsi very plcastng!y.. Fred K!MArr; gave ~
apr,ni,vtunof tho "l'crfcct!m of tin'l'a Laws"
"spr Nstufs, W.. v"isc hx "t E.'y ,a ra "i yt H1
wcll demonstrated by the urofus!nn Of llowrrs
Knuwle.igc," Mr. Charles Becker showed Tint
h. a Of t 's A'*f nj'' ~ @ Ge v1sEas Wns ysry
taarlsc,l. Francls Fletcher took q hisslx,cye
view Of tllis country from "'iIlo Prcsunt Out;
luok." Miss Aiattte ur,msu clearly demonstrated
tat cr ch1ss . o. sa n.ra s;sn' Msso'a's rs sar ,
rooi @ aSiottycs ID st,,,,y." "The Fatc un H.
tirx Ut tho Miml'' was well trcntctl BY, Miss
Ahbe Warnc, Of Warrcnylllc.< nfrue Sooili;;
Hiife Is What Wu Mike in by Robert Pos'lcy,
were line productions. closing up this evening III
II mort plensinE manner. ......,, a..
'rhoush the programme waslong, the audience
hy lie demonstration On tIsc part Of tlu under.
graduates TINT they have not attended THIS III
6t!tHtlnn in v1lfil. -...... ....
Thursday evening closed TIC Commencement
exercises 1y the appearance of
THE GRADUATING CLASS
IN tho First NJ. L. Church. Tie ntotto Of the
class was for some renson omitted from tic
ut31rf1n Init In
', =, 1''et parr + sInrn II" tnss wns r',.
n,,.1I ~ Hrn ~ hrii,iaut scolnr.. ,rratun-
i,,, i, ia H. t1or ,r"nck"s and ,,nc rcnrss"mtinr
NJ, r1. ~ .c tncr,iei ,grt s"ss nf Tra,1piss viz
eyciHr h wa. opcnsI by Music, wt,ic! rruf c. q.
st. Clailr, Itl Of GhIcago, rendered On thc largc
o's" u,!!' sn"r ~ ' !. ,iam In tfrnat s,,ntr Gv r
III l. r n",Sc, If Aurora. TLis ccntlG1uai' wt,,,
t. Sin,s,f irTeat ',nn"r hy 1s re',tlcrInr uf th.
s ~ II, r. nrI"r wn. ms ~, eSsnv cnitt"5
soVE: WEmnn min IN Commercial LIfc." by S1jes EG1c
1,rn mu. ~ 4 nHrnrn' ,vn rrnrracn,c,, icr tn'''- @
nrra, nar, " ,'oss liz rsuci T' Was vcry IN uc aud
rendered rem in ccar aud unfuicring voice. ThIa
w. abo"Ia ~ ~ hv Thr,nrc stsisv NJ ,o,f.
.rar,. III, sc!ntS C,rscs IL ,rarn i,s
~ nvnr1ot,c. ri 1u,r iinyrrnnnt. md Tia tlis
s i...~as .,,nn nornI ,yfth ,,,t,,inrcJ,fna II,
ssar,' III cS'"nin ,nnnnrr. and viii ,oi cf
fy ffusy Rnncts wcrc rarricl to shn ancaInrs. Lv
.ee. sn!tc" n hrjnr trnvn: nv o,,1 rnei, M
n r. fn,r"rs s",t ran, svn'mti,iz
i,T and a,l,niruc frirutls, Tsoi St. Cla'r tls
III a,iu ~ n,ri ',rn ~ R"sstn,is Il Srmirani !,
ySa LII ...c .,r,, - ~ im,,,,o,,s, nr"ms,
'r'a M11 mIs lin o,'t nratu wt1, anothrr I waII.rc
, 1876-06-19
SUBURBAN..

4 largely ATTENDED and enthusiastic meeting
was held Mt jennings Hail Saturday evening,
Il, take action towards having q grand Ccntcn-
NAL celebration on tho Fourth Of July.
Obadlah uuae, Eaq., President Of tic Boarl
Of Trustees, presided, and Prof. Louis Klstlor
OBLIGATED a. Secretary.
Tho Hon. Andrew Sh,1man was introduced as
the first speaker, and earnestly insisted on q
rousing celebration. He ethought TINT Evanston
should celebrate, II no other place did, bccausn
OF It's fair women, Intelligent men, md live
boys. ..
J. IL. Kclzlc, Esq, expressed himself In favor
Of celebration. He commended the eilnrts Of
Mr.. Archibald Winnie to that end, md touch
tucly alluded to the fnct that there could not
le q celebration without money, but left the
others tn suggest the means OF raising IL.
The Hon. r.. 3. liurd was called for, but
could not bc induced to speak, resisting even
the touching appeal u the bass drum.
The Rev. Or. Moves spoke earnestly II favor favor
one TO tlp their utmost to make It SUCCESS.
The Rev. +. l., Chapel was called onand sug-
gcstctl the appointment Of committees tn Pre-
pure programme aud trauaact the necessary
MI. j. II. Raymond moved the appointment
OF u Committed to prepare programme and
appoint proper persons to make tho necessary
financial arrangements. Carr'ed' :, ,-.,-,n r.
Il. Hurd, ID Il 4. WHY and j. IL Raymond. bu1.
lug Their absence Mr.. Oliver A. Willard address,
ri thc meeting to fill uu tho time and atnl,se
- H. 'nu ~ ,,,,;av hn.s ,,ros"nt ,,nom ,vtnm ho
W. auu ~ to 1rot;iyini, Toct ts,at IT Tin fin.
hrg,s1sTn ,mc H. haS nntircd rrent ~ 1 Tevv.
| al In lloncBty.
On recommendation Of tue Noh',hal,he GoH-
lattee ths following wcfs appoinse&x d.. Con- e
| 4. Crnln, j. II. kcdz!t, Y. H. Mann, ): u, At'-
sicr, John Culver, Charles Woodtorn, y. ~, u.
lInrsl, j. +. kecney, y. b. RnYnlond, Ii. q. III
| linghast, and Heorgc r. rurin3t1tl. .,,-
ILLS Comtn!ttcc WIS requested 10 meet tMls
evening, a1ll ttle meeting adjourned alter rs
te'li1E TO ss,Ine Inspiring national music ~ the
superb band III attendance, which llad ably as
sisted TIC various Hpeaaers III pointing tnesF
rc'n4rks. .-.-.,.....-..
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY.
Tho catalogue Tor the rl0sing ytar ot the
Northwestern uniyersity 1s nearly feaay LOT uts'
iri6ution, AMI VIII " out Tuesday evening.
This year, instead Of casting tho institution
I2,500, the catalogue WI c9st comparatively
kfanzt who undertook US pAollrattnn. There
are n0 spccial changes to note Ill ny COURSE
The catalogue contains the 'lnnes o. l'sn1 stu
dents, distributed amohls the various depart
mcnta as follows:
UndergsadrateH--8cnIor Class, 20; Junior Clasa
46; Sophomore Glass, aa; Freshmen Class, "; i
selected studes 20; special stndeht' !; total
~. M
students ~ stt ~. r,.,a ..,- NJ. .o.o,
spafS.oay n. r.. xaa1 s"9 tnal 35a
, 1876-06-19

MoNI1tflslAO oEH'II .N<AIt1.
Special Corre*po"d<nee " 1Ae Tribune.
,,ovr ] so 1nnr @ hrcr rlnrtnr in o,,r cars TINT We
have almost forgotten their glorious scnil-
eance. but # Is brought al5esh to our our 'ni'"l. minds
ny tne CoHa'hc'tccHleh' e!>''eiaes - "''f '"a,'J
colleges and seHl!narics tlegranacst outgrowths
OF tie century. Surely, there can he no proud
or right than theirs TO eele"1ato our N"t'ohal
st,.1 ~ codfrev. In thts Rtntc-et1c1ratrfl her
thtr.y.sevcutlI anniversary. Nature tec,ncd
to reyognlze The fact that It Was Car
..I.,, t,,,,n n,a procfmslv 1ool,c1 1,rr yrrv
n''al.ti'ne' ana s'asLo"s'y 11oAst W., nes Wy
su.,rsins vines md surrounding wealth oi vcr-
t1ure. Long before tho appo!nted time, n larEc
nu.lfcncr ,,a,l Gathered ii tho Hall, which WIS
eas! ueeoin in's" "'''' ''0-' ''''' 's'' N~0'e' "'
evergreen ,.,,, <,.,,,,r,,o r,.aa
THE ahAno ~ eh"sa' II
nine IN tlEnucf, uue Ky n.tla ~. ~ M ~,
WSuculun,. OBJ uMtmos prarlaroH, concentus
eonnt,n (The century Rtrikes chimes because
ri nf,hfe suu1s} Tho order Of exercises was US
% rrayrr.
t,harnt--. .srhc Heavens Are eTellInc"-lrnydn,
anintatnry-" Tho UniycEtal Ucphi," with
snlu;mtofyECalhcrlue A. EAwnr,ls bunker 1Illl,
CoMpuFiton-" Euclid and t1tsop p"-phflcna l.,
Arl,, brighton, ,,
Concerto, up. 1h,9endelsfohnItifst i.ano.
Katc Spencer; sccoha p'aho, Oo'" Ash aAa "sl's
lsarhuur. ,co,,,,,u, .h-o,dn-ad.,tro
t.nrr,,,.,sitf fnnss' liens vcrctato in Human
RloudhMfnea, Stephenson, Mlnonk.
Vocul EUlu-W Avu Maru "-lsogatni- Mimic
Darn,4ur, Lake Foreat.
, 1876-06-19
SENATOR STEll.


Gives Proof Of DR.. Shcrmen'n CureB Boing
Permanent.
d " r?g,sS = 4 %aa;nH y"a' Patent iisftal Arpil
NH a5s IF et psnee 's # M
!fsia ~ 9s ss's f ss
,las!ps! @ @ 81 sstt!sS apH1ia1s%s % Y:
1Ss is sy ts, y as 81 IssrSs g Is
@ f. III s5Sss :s stss ssE Ga sn GILL;
fessss ssss at describe my
IS p pl nj q III a ps a%a. ans at,s s ~ ~ t te
''''cHi VeFaun. .Gi's' i". Asrch Sa 49, ISL " w.
II Yenrs Later Senator Ste11 writea ns fol-
lows:
sgEfEfs o;sE oS 'ete 1ps ays sS3
ssn s asfs isSa IT, t. H. ss M @
ss apg@Sa @ i S9T si, S.i.asd s'a 'a'c Remedies ad
slafsss @ tSa:s's; 4 1T Ts1a:: end 4 VII aaar
S S s d. !!Saf!se 4Sas &c. 'h' '4'e believing sEI LII
Tho Editor of tho Houston "Tclograph !"
writes Ill his paper as follows:
s5:{ sSs$:$ @S
.af f i Sss ets es II. r. 1fn 4 a
fara!s f'rs ~ ~ iaSs e!eats saas at e sss.Sr
VI II. as ns " ;s, S Il iME IT. s4sro S a. a
s psnsss1, s1 Ss1Sif e S fs4a S 'akc pleasure In
Mr. I. J. Montfort Nays:
ms'''s tfrnnen. foT rupt,iE: win which ia, bren
5Wias GSE.' y ana ~'s esst"1 eas% h M fs
'"Glm Glaflrstt,s, Sfasch Co. Ia7a.
Is M'a'tSs5 ss % ' t L
roh,ratlys rr"of; 1a r" ,c!rfessc; u7a ,..,
,ha Mr T. j. :saaior. hIy rap.uTst, Sit i aox
, 1876-06-19

Chicago, june 17.-TIcrc arc hundreds Of our
citizens VINO get dividends and interest money
on the tst Of July. These people cannot borrow
to avail themselves Of the deduction now allowed
on payment Of taxes. but let tho Council pass
15tl, OF July, aud the clty will realize q large
amount that 1t could not otherwise Obtain. pco-
pic do not pay their taxes now hecansc they
rnnpot 4 TAx-PAYEH.
, 1876-06-19
FALL or A ROOKERY.

ST. Louis, June lB-An old building, corner
OF Th!rl street and Chrlsty avenue, occupied Us
b cheap boarding house, fell Mt ahout o'clock
this morning, and WIS entirely demolished.
Seventeen inmates, Including. two WOMEN aud
an tnfaNt, wrfe buried In tho ruins, four Ut
luainlcr escaped with slight bruises.
, 1876-06-19
ST. NicH0I AS.

No other hotcl IN the United States has been
able to lnaintair !ts widespread, high reputation
undi:ninis!acd so many ycars as the ". Nicholas
Of New York, hAs done. this Ia owing to tho
libesal expenditures mud unreiuitting attentions
OF the proprictots.
, 1876-06-19

nN. EHt:1sMAS's RtLtAHlllTr.-N aru cnntlnn.
al!y rsetlSips ettsra t. q ina,,ry a!oMt n Se,,a!
atu hat wru.; rhnll he ofld tu any ne
day g t!c !',ycsti:ati1n VI M hhyrnIona sSse,n #
Eatin cn,,atIua thu truth u !ntoEtrnlrnt May
pn'nct in this cy tni ~ they tried 9TH
Actcr unher ltT. Shcrrahs treatment. n wGrG ectl.
prrnPs VIC may express the strongest conyilon n Duf
asslrNncH " his sucttsA by stating Tint II VIC al1ut
syer hs afflicted W otnsa xers, Tl lS. bren trsA!sl
rcason % hclicvn t!Ia lie would eiEcel cure. Further
tIlQN this no nan call baY.
, 1876-06-19

OZoN!zED Ox.MARROW FOR THE HAIR.
by Buck 4 Hayue., makers Of the Mars" Cologne.
, 1876-06-19

NIunt1crnt DonRtons to the Poor, Rick.
Crppled md Homeless of Now York

.stie fark HtrnId Jhne II.
AfrR, Cnrnclia Stewart has been for some days
engaged with The assistance OF Judge Hilton,
in examining n list Of tile most worthy charltn-
bic institutions Of this city, With vfcw to car
band, Alexander T. Stewart. At this season Of
t,c year, when wealthy families arc preparing
to 70 to Europe O.. the water!ng:-rlaccs, the ma
JorIty Of these Institutions find themselves
sadly in need Of money, md very often IN mr.
assistance so cordially rendered: Tic families
leaving for the country or for Europe do not
find It 80 very convenient to make donations at
this timc Of tic ycar, and Judge Hilton, With
out solicitation IN most Casct, has made, By
Mrs. Stewnrs's wishes, the following donations
, 1876-06-19

Judge Hilton stated TINT there were many
other charitable societies In tho city whose char
acter, II proved to be thoroughly deserving, would
receive speedy attention from Mrs. Stewart
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-03-15

If rou have a farm to sell, house
;. III. at PRIVATE SALE, the quickest
ITO obtain a purchaser Is to adver-
s., tbs property. To all who have
,.,ls.,ate to sell at private sale. the
..l,uus Of the Sentinel and Republican
=, men to advertisement, on these
arms: lst. Thai il a party is obtained
4, The advertisement to purchase i
rpsrty advertised, the party selling
I'LL nav us whatever SUN may have
been aglssd on previous to the inser-
nm of the advertisement. 2nd. That
Z no purchaser is obtained the adver-
,;,,uspt shall be at our expense en-
rrsly, and sbalseOst the owner of the
r-1perty nothing.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
4 NATTER Of POPULAR INTEREST.

psrrec. svS.ern SD ru,es of seifmeasurenens
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s,ay - syiefi,eiiy ss if tke5 we.e he'e in
v. suppose you have q: least half dozen
A. "sy oar sri We feve mere than ts>r-,
eaer ei4cs-e1 Win IS cvl lus..eSs and c.eh
s'io -uahiy or-'. nized necessary wheel wi,ls-
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\. h pleasure Ins Gu tom Dsrsrt-
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rs.f.y-LlaAe. 80 lu--<so'as Ter GitIi:Cnt,
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EleD-- 1isa ce..ery ssls s.Iael,,. wilil lis
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g.. = t.uent. 1Ee i G.-S iep@.-nent- Tie
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81 ~ Cif-. - Cf t!le i'zu/sh buv ex t.1s
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ami in a ti,s uaGnd ySsiys !asrir; Their frrts IS
tO cc- tr "a llesst tzI'i. lie pei PIE ulCCIt-
in' u lstwecn s2.9ocVeo and sstuo,too an
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a "ICGse,I il ii I for-c. 70 rrr.e e o
Crhie.s De ifr-rleI.r - !. hena les is - CO
Cfretlt salcs en- ss1ce sanesc tiayfFs
v $50 D.! l-nnsy:sc ] hs.s what e-abies
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nicl., ! 's,'ir..ed If ~ Luyer ca3't o,kerv
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