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Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21
Cirefttuueu
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Serubdue.

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Chicago, Nw York. New England Os
Canada.
"a ANe sHli3s % lpeliae St,ttr FAINT
oct fore NoroDritun.
"Geantettr ebisale mce GIs sa
lias % i0elte winter.
ebtcase 0sgeiel pisrHet al eaual
o. A'el WatiI5u Strssi. pete 0lner
o. Sta1e ytnU ira alle 2Inier al Speu
gIsiertr eethi bptr Stc.
ebieaAe w Cints. 81 o. % elIrl
Street.
8tlmautu 9tprttt oisrnei 4, Nsse
"a Seutb ilatst Strstt oeiit SaHer
o. Omnibus riuttt adar eerita I'll ate
ce pMtiHic Gieter / @ueu
Nv @inst Soniet: iu San M'lttr
S~lgest, 9lnust Al As,eunu Gtrcet.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21
Gu meaet aammel yostrpfs
fcriueno.

menrelcr HtbenIialenoe, tom mn
llrf ptl l1les med Snteresle, laa'
melet mere ION ben Wanlle ices
at pare Ell Nclfmano
IS yebeI Al Dc ltelte U4er bar
Der t Oct beIrarsnre "Ssut'de
3eitun0s" SRttui arbeloet en-
Mane, Der rel fan lises Al bare
cpleptI % leet Ell bel Sel mere,
cub man9cn anoen Seahrtferlpene
rmorenrnl. @lltel III au9nit
Mctl, Ma benper hen 0lmle, bier
fect peu 9pe Npril 1900 | lrcmss
/ Nmar, bpcr bans Saeer pdr III
1lper Al sn NpIs. 9dn tom I e9'
re lem Srptfer 1913, nelRrtee
ISIS % btsap d9 frar paa Van'
bring. gan alennemitrelTepe apo't.
laur, SdwelB ~ Stallen | ale
Metnjuaer, par / Siebenbnrasn.
@nihlu OF McEliantuncpel ~ Tom
/ 1850 til Amerlfa, bpor ban NE
ten bar beleat aae lisrre StReer.
Neil plr / 1880 meo I Den Wolfe
RepcluticnsfllJ, etltcg 1892 /
Saltltr Opreret, ~tlampeoe mre
Der itmeigiis Sc~nperbanc ~ ilen'
te / ben amerlfaufic goraeltrla,
fern 3 Mar | 6loe Ohio ~ Der
eiter Ill Arl9ens Slntnlns | ile@
Wtslouri, Hs9tmeat. etter Arl9en
areb ban iglen ri 0lnfelblseu ~
a~rbslbepe / icrfleal9e ct. eculs
glane. ! 1865 %fetrete ban III
50aa,lss S9tterlrbll9Hm. scr
ur1le Wllneoer lteeu oeoe bans
Woper / ca alDer Al los HAL.
af SuuobeoSbenlpn rtilie ban I
bet hpits Mar tliIcrs, lltlo fsl9tns
DC observation-disclosures, ira Iapens
port III Ct. ycuis e1 paa famine
Waaee ira ct. Seuls III Rem
Orleans, bur ban antom for npl'
lc u1er iben. Zen 76llrlge 81,
binls Hellelpit CT nrA enonu life
bruet, thi M nil ban l9len ltlbs
0anprluasltlpen ~ teAlpe iis pla
en- Ylle9rImsAallg I'll philadelphia,
- ct 5preta9enpe, for bpllfet fan.
IL 5uiinler At pore pnere rs II.
piloe iiratfes TIL.
blle, men lom Den Namle blot
tetralter lpm Ell SMpler9anl.
Neil or en- arparoig gspnin1 Al
Den M oanle i%pripunons "Sanp,
merfsburl6sn;elt". ri anbeflle
BAN iii aae Venuer pal bans
Heilerute % baaber, al Dc tpo1te
SRtteres Senipr | Mmsrlfa oil
iinpe CT penlls Spta9elle bcs aae
@utenterss Iprfsrs."
glapet "lppcsraHle Mspbelel.
Ter" / Mriitiania tilfcier:
"0r. Msil bar nRlteu Raaet III
Heilemaal, tbl efter en- Warl4 MA
26 en9l. Wll inetraf ban ben 29pe
Wai ON aftenen iuub " % alae
/ Baltimore, % bar laalebes fun
9S Wile iSien til fit iorelstiac
Waal. San tilbagelaspe belle
StrafniuSen paa Serntaneivcrst,
ION ban 1cretr9ffer for Veiens
Mcrtbebs Sfplo. Ora Ybitapel.
pbia taSer ban til Nsm 0crf,
bpcr ban oil lege NJ erbrerpe ia
ldanlan1e Ven9e, at ban Tan blue
lat | Stanp TT N siers ell Meiie
prer til fit samle 6a~frelanp, bpcrs
ira ban ISlen tanfcr paa at psnpe
tllba9e I'll Mmerlfa. Sla priitiNt
Oct enp fan ipnes at mere ct laa.
pant Gnfe for en- iaa aammsl
Wane, Ter bet boz pirfelig no,
ION on ban enpnu faloe funne
panore / ii Mar. pan tsnptter
paa fin bele Reile pcr falles Wp.
Der ScrNen III eeie ~ Stjsrneblm.
melen ION Operpaffc. @lo ban
maatIe le fine 0nltsr c%piplpte."
n. yN
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21
De JDrcncbc Ztatcrs
JOr0emO0er= Stole
% oermfo lprbunene
1GciclsfiftclIc,

% cago SQlnois
Btlncldlt al "She 0~erttpeftern Mlopiisrn
ASletiaiicn." loclis inIerpereret "a %pripilt
8ertt Al Stdten.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21
yoreiiom u 10 llasr. unoeruisnin.
gen foliG 500. Nutorllerei
w brep diploma eIpes
d er fuioeuot yrretip.

,Snben Seiluneitlttr iprtres; tHbpfr ntt
gpu IL Sa.sf tan lsrs hst.
Stannnsriite acnfr 81 tiarr q IN Ill
OF Al Is O. Adr) lfu4r NE telismme
~ecitlhpotn nj 1t lEre eetit Hll lrinbtal /
ctrcs Rce rsmadi 81 etTelitr lem uohannss
fe. %rtlhiHretf "a AZ SllttH anieriidets
lcrntmsrtt Al i'dbt IN lncttiulrues ca
lnitd esrtofi.
IetR Il on sneiie Aufius. fem tlirer al
rei mte llaftrrisninl ( b iiluolnlpti,,
>rF9 @ tau q btAtsnetl Anill 6lasr
elrctg aniald,
RTrmert INpsniul msbosl,s irit eal Ier,
iln1fnrt. Enmtlttiie ON Cpraaelis "a ,lHt
itttpaln9 tl tettt sarius mll n tnetn l0ts
.Nuil fulfn mineilil sltr fiuutiA i h fs1u.
rnariiie SFrel al SulidiesialsH n. met
* dir. On. mrlhdm rlIfr Terulneftftsu
n. Nts elfn R,au. Cm,t y9uln,
NiilcH I79 Aef |aSliNullen St.. (clsmd
Al NalEtel eH@sr 9lln0s.
NIB. ! otn mo Auillim iqtuntat
Sseisls aitt!iul cria1es Hlyiifr ntfr nj
rrpli keElssuial imce SstIitho. lll1em
llbtmfi'tt 'auet faanf ertlles nit nJll
Niimtiil ansgItylT nrrm Haptr Eth.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21

Nmen I'll Den eIrRrpl4e Saoere
ircmmt Gnfe.
Gn Srcne / amleritanltc Stopc.
Wenem Dc ierite NptpA1ere |
DC rllee 01ne pep Salmcns9iIrer
cpbrlpt is I'll Netmcnteltr pep
Nacu Ipblpn, Ell ltcr, frafti9
tpaltt Wano meo me9tn A1no"
nerpRrellt. "a nenne en atien
penote bjem ira ell 'ru1tesieS SO
aeu eiler fine Mreature, ION e1ler
Git &c gruI rare lee Stppen
for Der ltlp Al leAc l%lloerbrlo,
laa ban, uetcp lem ban fcm 10
fra Stcpen I'll Nabe Se'et Slee
ptrs Flan9 en- ltor Sleu tIatre
neo irl Ct belt Sl9, bpcr Den
lanplpnli1pis bapee lelt elter gen
nina. 6n Siern tlatrer lanAt be
ore rp oo ct Sre enc neoae, pa
ben er npot III AT aaa ba9leHos.
Der par juit life 9cb'on tebaae
li1t at trRHe lanmen meo Ell lad
nau Mammerat paa I'm MItentnr,
men pc1 irr ban, u6en al tetRnfe
ia lRuae, ben MOB Spret IRA ben
mcpiatte Sipe AZ Greer % Iateoe
Biernen, fort Ier ben naacoe Sor'
ben, mep al strait peo be99e 6cr'
ppterne. Hieruen %brumalece ~
ploite SRnDer, men mRtfene 'nari,
al oeu6 Mlsr bploteS flll AZ CT
Bar lileiaa leruitRrte @anoer %
iii peus tore 90tNrelle funee oen
better life naa in Wppltanber med
gaappterus, foroi {rRet par mel
lem benz. Erblrn befanot lia bel
Ter life | npaen beors Stllltna,
tbi ban funoe ll9elaallot temme
gjcruen tialps, "a life belsr turs
be ban lippe Ben. ba ban lei fun,
Dc teate fl, at Slsrnen luit
life piloe bile bam paa pet pen1as
belI9lte. Iusmerfst par | St9reb
msp at aaeles al Natten, % Orb
lrus Sttaius par laalepeS meSet
ubsbaaelis. "a imlolertlc Slee'
pers gus life par me9et langt
bcrte, baabeoe ban Dog at funnc
faloe penue ri fin Viltane. Sans
9un0er, ficut life al DC lpaSeite,
pare ec9 life penne Sp9ape pcrlle,
% uastet al bans Sfriaen, lpffe'
oes BET BAN life at bep9se npsen
til at lie BAN iii Si9lp.
Ncr 9cbicn par Natten meSet
belperlig, tbi ban par mot I'll at
bclpe falt, lnotll bet enpeli1 trre'
frm BAN lcm @jerncns aler %
bans SRnpsr pare prrere lammen,
~ S%iernen gap ut Wisbas til
fieupe PEP Ell ~uahapeli9 Drummer,
IA Sagsn brep irem ~ Heser
bsapnpte lpitig AT frule III crel
Sleepers Sfcrlten, 9jsntcg Ooh
ion fin Sfrllen % blep enoelis
Alap peo at le fin Wabr, icm Ton
lan9lcm BIB meo Ell Gre Ma
Sfulpsreu.
"Wen, Walier Slesper," raatt,
Ecblcn, "tar ! pa life bert mig
Nat at raabe on Sj1lp2"
80, pllfrpt terfe Ie1 ct Strl9,'
lpareee eeuns, men ies par I'D
tret % Jun | gesreb mso at lGa
&C mig iii AT lone perior tanftt
jes paa at cpl9tte bet iii Iagena
6rembrup. Wen rerlpm jea bap'
Dc riit, AZ ret par Seer -"
"gt bet par mig" lpareoe orb
ION bittert. = pipite 10 At el
| Nm,nnAl ,Lt ~ N.AIa -
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21
Trout Run Store.
:. @. @arsraucs Il Srcs.
NnnhIenNe men

Dry Goods, Groceries.
@atte, @ncr,
Sfo OF StOplcr etc,
Tort la9t, Nit bpae man fan pents at
Rnoe | en- vel aslotteret Yutii.
Bore ueaifter / 6crbrlo til 0eecrab
~3isbmenbs CT lmaa, vi bar inasn gus
ieie at betale, vi flsber pore Varer ei.
refte ira Sien, % cerfcr fan vi lalst
liNelaa bllliSt, % ON bet tniber, lioe
billisere ene man Tan / Y9sn. 80 IN
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21
Gm Saffansers &i(torie.

Tufers Waps, eli pelitaaenpe
Scnoe / Yaitler, ell ter Sanosbp
iGstbcnia, itoo Ell Dag / iii Vlnnn
~ b~etrGSteoe De tatte, lcrte Sfps
masier, Der fp9gepe for Den nec'
0aaenpe Sol, leet ban benepenote
fi9 iii fin Sen, Nnnreas, % ld9oe:
"Iette nil bllpe en- itprmfulD Nat.
ri maa ilpnbe rs, bpls NJ t9nter
at ip9rfl2tte nor pmtalte SdAt.
Srrri0e Hat teepe it9rtt; % Sc'
len bar III tRret paa Slen, 'dh
Bet CT 1pbt, bplS Den t9rer ~.
@isr big pericr iitdnp, iaa Nj
imoreeft fut fcmme dflteo laa tlo'
Zig lcm mult9t.
Mnpreas, en- bei lrarlemmet Sut
MA atten Mar, be9rnbte III rpope
tilfoe III Irbeloe, Mren I'll Gil
Wcan, Der iiuipe p9re '9rola I'll
Sneen 9if pef. San creneee I'll
ait Bet uepptnNi9e III nalte Tag.
Oct pdr ierlte 0ana, at bars
Saber imepefcm bans beieite Gnfe
| mango Aar - al pRre mep paa
Ell Selbunpfanaf.
Wen Den Rn9iteliae Wrper uo'
brep meo Sprfarpelle: "S>pao Tiger
nu, Nll On M no i9leu paa zen
farli9e Saot, % ppenlfictet ta0e
nor anbreaS meo pi9? Slsle Gr'
pe%eitlcner brert enelte Aar fplter
mig mere Smerte, eno On amer,
% benue Sang pil Der blipe par'
re eub eaerS cella. On flnloe
life 0iere bet, Waos. Snf pao
M bar NJ mart pRret iammel
/ tppe Mar. vi bar Ell 9cp 0aarf
% ale SipetS 6ornebenbsoer Su
iet rel fprlpnet mep Wap - Sin
tom pil rare lige til Sommeren
9pcrfcr oil pu pa ullRttc big 10
penne 6are?"
"lal life pm liua, on life for
ftaar," lparene benoes Wane. "9Stlt
nof or BET laa, at NJ life netc,
ir9nser bet, Derfor pRre @no tat
fet, - men mar ban bar lagt Ct
innbrinaenpe Harinsspei aaben ~
rs, pilbe bet pRre SpnD life a
bsnptte fig perai. Wtn Saoer o,
4 Serlttiaper brsp famine Sepriit
IA pa fan iea life tnele npsel
0gunp for rs iii AZ ophere rermeo
Der GIN maa renne lig III baarrI
Mrbsipe ~ blipe en- pp9ti9 sanN
mano. Sntet fan bebre lRttt bam
gore 8aar enc Sa9tsn; ~ ban
maj life panne III til al hire Ell
aujon. SaaleheS er Oct beltemt
flRre @iertrur, al NJ tlpllg lmcr
gen, on Snp nil iouNupe IS 9ll
len, praser 0fltee ~ trmmer blsr
mnen aftsn ON alt gaar pel."
8jertrue bapee mango Snorer
binaer at siere. men bun rielt
rel, al bet life npttepe al mepl9i
re fs lin Ranps Billie % lapso
taalmcpig iltane aftensmapen Q
fcrbereete alt III nRlte Rcrgtu
! Wrrtuiu9en gif 4Raps ben Il
nm @en % Nabe, Ariitian Sel
ttel, fer at iper9e BAN, ON bd
life bapps Srit I'll al oeltaSe / sag
ten.
3ertil bdpoe ban ltCr Spit Q
pllpe p9lla ta9e mto i'm SeI
Yeter, en- fpif ~ fltuf @ut. Dab
hlep meget iprneiet pper bette. 9
bans Suitm life minpre, Yttc
par nemlts Ell COB Ben Al benoe
Sea "a rant III laaeaHne Strt
batter.
Werfet laa eneuu pper Sfcr Q
&c, IA be irc Sasere lab ~ IL
ite fin 6refclt, Der bcltre Al III
@slt. 9rcpt Srep ~ laltet 6lf
@ee BET MAIZE SpS ia Sfcrfcne
iierte Wabs ig en- StanIt9rapt,
aamle aiRecr, Iep Ct &lap uo
I'm 9amls Ssnnebca for al ban
en- 1relter paa ben tdrelaloe Is.
peeitiCn, RI elter at bare la
III "6apspor", began Re ire WGr
ia ailtep.
Wep rate Sfribt fireb be irer
al sieunem ben latte Sicp. bp
teis, lanie Yluier lraieee | b
r%clpiemme Storm. r6slaet y,
Csiaa ben rrOlaite Sune, ariar
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21

j be Sorenepe stater CT Der
49, 900 Drltfe SaIoner, l2s,O0O
S~folsbuls, "a. 200 &irfsr.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-21
Sa0e(mageruir60eo
StilDt: Gn SGlepnOe.

3ea oil berpeb uaeerrstie mine Faness
mane Atm ueslAbee % 5amle Auneer
tI9reslesbtc en- al lea til eubpsr {to
CT ierbtreot Ill At ueIsre al Stags ga
eelmaaerarbtiee - leJ pll beliv3be mia
fer altie at ueisrt @tbtlcei tilIreesitls
lyuoe, brult h bonG Wdtsrtd.ift c9
ialJe fer bitigti Vrir.
gtltitluar pdd MT Nrbioe %snites.
Rsparaticner aeisr burtiat ca tlfrtes
MI NOE. lTauoiGtn NJ "a tloitopuin9
At braAtt apsbisr ca Sisrttsjcr u%cfsrts
3tI bar 1 1e6t uopal9 At Saitr.
Saoltr, Sssbtt clp., liant ale andre
Eager len ~l@epanli9 pnots / mn Ser
retntn9.
tanSsnano, Gem ~ btIsa ma fern.
Den Z agt Snoflsb, ~ : ian ware lfrf
paa at mine 8arer ueoipts Iun fer bpao
Dc ere. Silrtesbec 9atdntcrts / altt
Slialtt. Ntbsot1n
II IN. y. u. St8J.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-19

T. R. HOFER B. E. KELLY
KELLY & H0FER,
Stock and Money Brokers
office in County Buildings,
CARSON CITY. NEW.
WILL PURCHASE AND SELL
w strictly on commission
Mining Stocks
BONDS OF ALL DESCRIPTION
And all other Securities dealt In at the San
Francisco Stock and Exchange Board.
Advances made on APP
proved Stock and other
Securities.
Legal Tenders Bought and Sold
Correspondents in Sar francisco:
Messrs. j. a. LATHAM & CO.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-19

DULLION Even such as is not
ID receivable at the L. 5. Mint assaycd and
sold on the most favorable terms.
Samples cf Ore critically assayed for both
Gold and Silver, AND REPORTS BASED UroN
DUPLICATE TESTS, for Sl.2j per sample,
when reports are delivered in Carson.
Samples of Ore assayed for Copper. Lead,
AntiMony. Tin and Mercury. or other Metals.
st very low rates. See Circulars.
Samples of all inorganic substances, miner
ais. saline deposits and mineral waters analyzed
and examined chemically or microscopically.
Also. particular attention given to the EXan-
inGtion Of Foods snd Liquors, with reference
to ADULTERATIONS.
We aim at q large business on small profits,
whether in Analysis or in other branches.
Assayers and the Trade furnished with Chem
ically Pure Gold at $40 per oS., WITH discounts
of for quantity. Chemically Pure Silver 1T
- Fer oz.
For further information see advertisement in
Virginia Evening Chronicle, or call, as above,
ON Messrs. Pixley Mcconnell for Circular.
COSRA WIEGAND,
Formerly Melter and Refincr of u. $. Mint at
San Francisco. and later Assayer of the same
Establishment. novlim
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-03-22

We condense/ from the Lehtga Rcgistcr the
substance of Conversation about Oak Hall, In
PhiladeJAhiaI Wanamaker& Browns . Largest
ClothingA Qdse in America" visitor and
attendant&fe the speakers:
Visitor. !" What corner Is the Building on7"
Attendant; South East corner Of Sirfh and
Market. Please note the SIXTH, for some
strangers seeking Oak Hall, have been mfsled
by designing persons"
". 1T is perfectly colossal Do you know
A. "l2,O00 square feet-eo on Market, and
$50 odd on Sixth, sig stories high, has over
three acres q flooring, and covers space once
0 0sssP pisde sy twenty different bust
Y. '.Do you use steam-powerT
A.. . giant young engine furnishes power
forthe freight and passenger elevators, and the
tons of the house."
Y. what order do you take with goods?v
A; They are first opeEed and arranged in
the basement, on long ~ counters, and taken
tors room on the2Sy2 foorS y ~
rs inspectingthe first operation y
A. mo, sir measuring. The goods are first
measured in the piece, then inspected. Tho
cloth passes over rollers in the face Of strong
light, and two men sit, one before and one
behind It the goods. watching with the eye Of
marking every flaw, so that the cutter may see
and avoid 1t when he comes to cut the gar
must Us empGyh az o a5 sn ID set We
keep 20 hands all the ti&e cyting up the cloth
into garments, -besideS U6 machines that do
dozen mems work eacffRt a stroke"
DO you manufacture all your own
A: 1--WE do, and most carefully. Our ex-
aminers inspect every stitch and seam, and
certify to every garment as extra-well mace
before we put. our ticket on it, and become
responsible for It."
deal ?? seq
A. " In every direction, sir. 1t is tM system
and economy we practice oil the wM through,
n that enables sso Us to put our to The
of it?'' - - ee'-'ss
= A. Before 1t goes into Stock it is ftcEet.d.
Every single garment has its number and
other points noted on it, so that its entire his
books"
v. J" You must have 80 or 40 salesmenY'
A; why sir, on busy days you mausee 100
in the various rooms and suites OH rooms,
selling to the throngs of customers"/
and express?"
A. VERY great. All over the country. Cur
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-03-22
Mr.. VIM. johnson, Superintendent of the


Mr.. VIM. johnson, Superintendent of the
Lambertville Iron Works. obtained a patent
two years ago for an improvement in printing
presses. He has just completed large cylin-
der printing machine containing these pat
ented improvements, and it has been tested
this week in working off THE RECORD and
The Beacon forms. OF course, first test
could not be expected to prove satisfactory in
all respects as to the perfection of the work
done, for the various parts require adjust
ment and slight alterations before everything
works perfectly smooth. But notwithstand-
ing this, the press showed that it was equal to
any in the character of its build, while it is
capable of being run much more rapidly than
the ordinary form of power presses, the prin-
cipa improvement being a circular motion
(instead of the usual mangle-motion,) by
which means there is not the jar in running it
that is usual on the presses heretofore built.
The press can be sold at about the price of
the ordinary country cylinder presses, while
it can be run as fast again (; it is much more
strongly built, has conveniences that such
presses do not usually contain, and the mixing
apparatus is Of the rack and screw pattern,
which is much superior to the ordinary table
distribution. Mr.. johnson would be pleased
to have printers call and see it.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-03-22

When Brooklyn woman wants new
dress and feels a little delicate about asking
for it direct, she presents her husband with
nice beaded shaving paper-case, filed with
tissue from an old paper pattern. The first
time he uses it he notices the little round
holes in the paper and naturally inquiries the
reason, which gives her the chance to say
with aregretful sign that it's only q Do
nestle Paper Fashion" that she would have
used some time ago but for the reason that
she saw he was poor just then and felt as If
she ought to economize to help him along.
Noble self-denial like this usually fetches
things.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-03-22
A MATTER Or POPULAR INTEREST.

perfect system gid rules of elf-measurement
make i possible to please people 1000 miles
away way; SS6erfectly as II they were here in
v. AZ suppose you have at least half dozen
different de artments?"
A. My dear sirt we have more than t,ocnty
each charged with its own business, and each
thoroughly organized, necessary wheel with
v. aNiiI you name dozen or so of them p,
A. With pleasure. The Custom Depart
rnent, for those who prefer custom made to
ready -mada TJe Furnishing. Department,
With its hEqshse stock OF all underwear.
Tho Shirt Factory, with its busy machines,
ming Department itself as big as many regu-
lar store. The Garment Stock Room The
Receiving Room; The Order Department.
rent. The Delivery Department. with its
score Of messengers. The"
" Hold, hold sir, enoughw
A. I'm not half through The Advertising
editing and publishingA business and popular
tel al your send fcrte. The o Mens
pepartment.- The Youths Department. The
Cnildren's Department, with its special
entrance for ladies'. The Telegraph Depart
ment. The Chief Clerks Department, with
its book-keepers and assistants. General Man
ayers Department; Financier's Office, and
other offices Of the frm/ all busy as bees
thinking, planning, EXECUTING, buying, max
and in thousand 6ys Joining their forces
to carry on business with the people amount
Ing to between 100000 and 100000 an
nually.n
V. aS-t-u-p-e2n-d-o-u-sip
A. Indeed 1t Isl 1 forgot to name the
Cashiers Department, which handles its SIS coo
OF retail sales on some single daysr' q,
- ". SIS ,000l Immensei That's.w enables
the house to buy cheap and cheap?"
people t6Tons here, fn that ~ We ID depend END
What are the 'FoUR RULES hear 30
A. Our system of business dealine-1. One
price, no deviation; 2. Cash for everything; 8.
A guarantee protecting the purchaser; l. The
money returned If the buyer can't otherwise
be suited"
v. !" Nothing could be fairer"
A. Nothing. And the people see It,"
v. We'll, thank you, sir. for your polite
attention"
A. Not at all It's pleasure to ssfve you.
Call again; and be sure of the plake-Wana-
m ma ss 4 Browns row Oak Halloh-East cor
v. Thank you shall be happy to do 30.
Good morning.
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1t wonld be astrange thing to do, because
the laws against theft are evaded to license
it under suitable restrictions, such as-that
a man who steals should not steal from beg
gars and that he should be certified to be of
good moral character by twelve respectable
freeholders, etc. The man who would pro-
pose this remedy would be considered a knave
or fool. People would say, make the law
more severe and be more energetic in enforc-
ing it, but do not yield to and compromise
with law breakers. Yet this is the argument
used by those in favor Of license because
the laws are evaded therefore give men license
to sell. If rum selling is an evil, common
sense would say, make the laws more strin-
gent if they are evaded and use more energy
in enforcing them. There should be no COM
promise. Light cannot dwell with darkness
An evil should be crushed out--not legalized.
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For THE REcoRp.

tor IHE RECORD.
A grand remedy in this Centennial gear for
the euits Of our young Republic i--Don'i
let the dear child die before maturity. -Hur-
rah for little Patriotic NeU Jersey
Mr.. EDITOR. -Please present the old man S
respects to the Frenchtown Legislature.
Gentlemen, it cheers an old '96 Wings
heart to learn through THE RECORD that you
are above bribery.
Young gentlemen, permit grand pap to adj
wise you to retain your political virtue, adhere
tenaciously to native patriotism, equal to your
WING fathers of 1776.
And IL Congress does not reform, do some
thing for the people---the dear people. We
Jersey Blues soiU do something for them,--
send them home with - flea in their ear, -
and send the Frenchtown Legislature to our
National Capitol to make for us laws.
A JERSEY BLUE WING OF '96.
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TBY AUTHORITY
IN ORDINANCE.

Further Supplement to the ordinance, entitled, An
Ordinances control and regulate tie Police and pre-
scribe their duties' passed April 9th. 1877
me Inhdbndnt Of tie cry Of Lambe,7,iie ~ ordcfa
SEC That for the eieetiiay guarding ard pro-
teeting and their property the City Lambert
vile be and is hereby divided into two police districts,
as follows All that part OF the City OF Lambervie
lying south Of a line drawn through The middle Of
Church street and prolonged to the easeTy and westerly
limits OF the City. be and the shah hereafter be
known the first police district and all that portion Of
the City lying north OF said line be and the shall be
hereafter known as the second police district.
SEC. 2 That the Common Council shall have power TO
appoint one policeman for each district and shall by re-
solution fix their salary and time of service.
Sec That all ordinances and parts Of ordinances n-
consistent with this are hereby repealed.
SEC T. That this ordinance shall tax ef ct immedia-
tey after its publication according 10 law.
Passed Feb. It'll 1876. LEVI BRoyTa.
President Of Council
Attest THO. i. SKTLLmAn, Clerk
Approved Feb. 9th 1876.
l.. il. SERGEANT,
Mayor City OF Laabeitv1e.