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FOR SALR

FOE ssLEakaRs oPP0RTU,STrY- l..
II dys SADDLE hOhSE SOUND, yrunF. ~
and flooded zoe an'nsf- lu,4u ~ ~
ZCG, s12S street northwest. GntiC-S g.
E,OR SALE Gas excellent rlnsi RoCXaNAY,
II for four persons, 80 hpf little used !. KAa
Several ENtensiop- Tops, Ter and NJ p.NES
top Bus gfes. With stae fPsr aud eud 49,
spTins. At bargains; also, three light Road FafOns
ole by CAREY, OF Camden. n. > for - Dr. Cte.p
RoBr GRAaAN
auflo 81 4ae-ti6 sth strest n brth~est.
IGOR sALE-Ats sscrfaoe, q T-octsve, a ss~oaf
Case rIASo. Apr, 70
snss s. 1927 ssreet ,ortb-..t UIsFt
tSoh sALK-oRe par bisek aORssS aossn-;
y yeuns tfll "a. and free o. ivers; suitable ~
fcr serpe. Addr.ss COUPE, star on y. -
SskD Tok SALE 30 cea LOADS on
- WASHED TlBER CHEN eaND Cor Is &C, 4.
FER le.d AIRY 20 y0Hs LYONS. corner %
hGJ lane avenue and 81 Ct. ~. lFls im.
EARRlaGKs, CARRIAGES, gNRRtsGEs
~ he isfeesf en1 u5st ariol sssoxg- . a. A., .
rent OF lecc@t - lC % tsrriaR- .. Ncuras ~ ~
hOcssss,s Jump sest., Para Phs tou. 49,
ysggtrs, TOP zId No Top kuggi-s. Al-o. several
nre .scond hsud pAuel Ar iag-s aud Rncg,es N
tsId 80 u SCHMITT = ca
msrls IT 30 Sts i2fs II b-t aus Do ".
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COAL AND WOOD.

The above Goals ere OF the very best quality
Locust Mountain.
&Oan early and secure this advantage this
month, a. prices psEsf advance with season.
w. n. MARLOW,
Corner sth and streets southwest.
Branch Yard-A street, between - and Sd north
eoet ie7S sm
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NEW BOOKS.
The BikadOs Empire, by " O. Grfnis sve n, "a
As Long se she Lived, BY q. W. RObinsOn. rs
la s~i Mort Overman. by John Ssu aders - "a
Centennial knymes, by Will Carleton -. 1 60
Orippe, the Carrier. py Il. ID. Bisck e, p,psr rs
hose TurQuaud. by Eiioe Hopkins, pa Der - 40
starbosrd and Port. BY Hep sorth. clota 4 IA
MY sister Confession. bg Mss Bra I'd IN % Der 81
hioSen Perils, by Author OF Old Myddlet ms
Hay Fever, or Summer Oatarrh, BY q al Beard
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ftlections from the Taimud, being specimens
OF the contt Its Of that Ancient Book its cOmmeuta-
rice TEACHINGS poetry, aud legends, trsnsl sted from
TIE original by n
scieBce, Primers Logic Jevous. -. -,
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kose Turquand Alice Opktne -. -. 80
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CHEAP DkY GOODS
JUST OPENED
@ 20 } ards echeopper Bros Brown and Gray
Serge Ut i5c worth JL
s0 ards Imperial Clcth, I'm Brown and Drab
th .dts at &c.
TIE above goods we're ,ught ct the late New
Work Auction Sales. anh will be cold ct the above
figures sveat ba.9air.
pieces W bite Cambria, - good - the Lousdale,
at lixc.
so piece. Imbroideries, new and selected pat
terms, Ladies making mp their fall and winter wear
should see stock.
Black Cashmerss, ct rs. Exc. and d; best good,
In the city.
~ pieces Oashmeres, In Cloths colors frsm 63,Sc
to =. New Goods will be open in Q few days.
No advance On Black Silks for the next 50 days.
Domestic Goods Of agents prices.
~ Give rs o call ct
Ho. 314 EIGHTH eTRE1T.
augl0 tr W. M. GROWN.
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a B I B o l. o q 7.
IA Il mADATEE Ro...

- This cslsosatsd LSdy Ast.ol eeist and Healing
ner o. q noIthwest She hes no superior 10 deli
sei1ng the Pest, Present and Future. In love or
pusinees her advice II nvAlu able, describing your
niends, pointing out your enemies, and informi ng
you Of the sure way to success N al uNdsrta Sfngs
oe0en, Elm. cSpi-1y
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NOVELTIES IN NEW AND DESIRABLE
GOODS received every day at
DAVIS.
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PERSONAL.

MES rR WILLOW, an sxpsrisneed Female
ava pnJ.isisn and MID wife. can be conf ienti,iv
tween 90 m: and n. Mrs Wilson will visit
ladies at their Residence. Call or write. Mrs.. vii
son 10 lot . Arrogant aug8 st.
EYCU WANT sonething really pleasant a.
y penstrtce, try WILLS IUB1KA TOOTH
fOWDBk, composed entirely Of impor cd o. ticle :,
Gle. ans4 iv
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A LII G 1ODs warranted % represented and aold
"A At very LOIcsSmarket prices at
DAVIS,
aueV-lw 719 Market SPACE cor sth street
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DAs1CRAGE.-F First class pasturAge within FIVE
miles Of w ashinston. Orders left with ~
HILL DUVALL, Gas Lopisisna ave, &0k
or r. FILMING, street, between AZ aud 6tn
iyq-lmh g. O. HILJ.
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Two Important Discoveries: The dis
Nuoysry OF America by Columbus, and DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery; the one
opening up to mankind new continent,
Tie other fountain Of health, which is in:
dispensable to the full enjoyment Of life and
It's blessings. In response to the above sen:
timent come the unsolicited attostations OF
tens Of thousands Of grateful patients, who
have been relieved Of chronic ailments
through its fundamentally. Those voices
arc limited to no one locality, but from
every city, village, and hamlet In our broad
domain, rs well as from other climcs, and
In the strange utterances Of foreign tongues,
like the confused murmur OF many waters,
come unfeigned and hearty commenda'
lions, II Is, in combination with the Plear'
ant PurGative Pellets, the great depuratos
Of the age. Under its benign action erup'
tons disappear, excessive waste Is checked,
The nerves arc strengthened, and health,
long baniShed from the System, resumes her
REIGN and re.establishes her roseate throne
upon the cheek. All who have thoroughly
tested It's virtues in the diseases for which
Il Is recommended unite In pronouacing 1t
Inc great Medical Discovery OF the age. =
od,swGw
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, February 17.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat Quiet; No. Il
Chicago spring 81 OK spot 81 0lS seller
February; 9S7sc seller March; 99c seller
April; No. 8, Slasl1Sc; rejected 7S%c. Corn
Easy; No. 2, 4lSSa4l nc spot; 49Hc bid
seller March; 42Hc bid seller April. Oats
Quiet and steady; No. 9, size spot; SIC
seller March. Barley-Lower Mt 60AaGic
spot; 62Hc seller February; &c seller
March. Rye-Quiet at 67HaGsc. Pork
Dull and nominal at $9l 90 spot; $2l SOa
81 324 seller March; ..S91 5719a2l 90 seller
April; SCI SIX seller May. Lard-Qniet
and steady; $l27 bid spot; sl2 S2Hal2 50
seller March; Sl2 971IalS 20 seller April.
Bulk Meats-S.eady with moderate dc.
mand ut S5Ga12c. Whisky - Quiet and
steady at 81 90.
On Call Board Wheat was &c higher.
Corn Hc higher. Oats nominal. Pork &C;
tive and niger; $2l So cash, $2l 70 bid
April, $2l OK May. Lard &c higher.
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GENERAL B. R. CowEs, Assistant Sec

GENERAL B. R. CowEN, Assistant Sec
rotary OF the Interior, is expected to ar
rive in the city to-day. He comes to
look after his banking and real estate
business here. There is some ground
for the belief that he contemplates re-
signing his position at an early day, to
devote himself to his personal business
here and in Cincinnati. AS one Of the
founders and at present a partner In the
banking house Of Hoge, Sheets & Co, and
as member Of the well-known real es-
tate firms and owners OF Sullivan, Bar
nard & Cowen and Barnard 4 Cowen-
which firms still hold so large proper,
ton Of the real estate, d the city, he has
large and valuable interests here. he
will probably locate here, but whether
he will locate here or in Cincinnati we
are not advised. We trust that he may,
once more make his home in this city. OF
which he is considered one OF the Pio-
neers, and where he still has such valua-
bic interests. BcLlaire Independent.
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sabbath or no sabbath.
Editor, o, the In,ellIsencCr:

EdItorI Of the lntelliGenecT:
An article copied from tho Chicago
Tribune into the lNTELLldENcER OF yester-
day should not DO allowed to pass unnotic-
cd. There is enough Of plausibility about
il to make Il dangerous, and enough oil
fallacy to make 1t easy to be answered.
The writer OF that article seems 10
think he had found the true solution Of
tho sabbath Question:" and has settled
II for all time to come, by reducing 1t to
gu absurdity. He would convict the in-
tellgent Christians OF the world for the
last 1900 years Of gross absurdity in keep
Ing the Sabbath. He would have the
world see that the law Of the Sabbath Is
",he skin Of a Jewish Lion, stuffed with
theological chaff." :,
He has succeeded in showing US lions
skin, and plenty Of chat, but the sound
Of the voice Is not like that Of the "lion
Of the tribe Of Juda."
His argument Is that the business in
terests that are necessary TO the welfare
Of our race are such as necessarily IN
yolvC the time Of the Sabbath; as when
ships arc on tho high seas, or trains are
out that cannot be stopped with safety;
and therefore, as he understands the law,
the whole question Of keeping the Sabbath
srcduced 10 an absurdity. If the reader
thinks that the argument is not stated at
sufficient length no Is at liberty to refer
to the article in question, and take the
statement Of It's author in his own words,
the result will be the same. The same
law that governed the Jews is still IN
iosee, and the same sacredness that real
belonged to II then belongs to 1t still.
Butwe received the law rs interpreted
y Christ and not as made void by Jew.
i:h traditions.
The point to be considered is whether
the law Of the Sabbath will justify such
departments Of legitimate businsss, as
cannot DO conducted without involving
~ sacred time. As the Jews had neither
ships nor railroads, il Is idle TO inquire
what might have been their views Of the
law il these things had been possessed.
nor would such an inquiry, even II clear
Unanswered, enable US to solve the prob
lem before US. The question snot what
.ae Jews did, but what God commands US
70 DO, Christ must DO accepted as cor
LSC! Interpreter Of the true import Of tho
u'Vine law. Let US sec what he teaches
90 the subject. Only few passagea need
% referred to. Look at Mat, 18th chap
Ef; verses and 8. 1t was Sabbath,
Jesus and his disciples were passing
through agrainfeld. The disciples took
Iae grain, and, rubbing 1t clear Of the
GTaah, ate 1t, to satisfy their hunger. The
Jews found fault. Christ pointed them
70 David, aud to tho work Of the priests
AID declared himself to be the Lord o.
The Sabbath. rTn r
Look also at the same chapter, verse
" and Is. On tho Sabbath he healed TIL
SlIheted hand, aud presented an arg1
aSnt that Is unAnswerable, justiiying BIZ
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All Then again Is work Of mercy done
for The benefit OF q suffering man, justi'
ticd by the fact that the comfort Of even
dumb brutes demands attention on the
sabbath, and how much more the welfare
Of man? 4.
Luke, 18th chapter, verses II and II.
How on the Sabbath u poor woman was
healed. The Jews found fault, "The
diseased should come during the week to
be healed. So they argued, and no doubt
the diseased might have done so, but
Jesus did not ask them to wait and come
ooain. but embraced the present oppor-
Unity and healed them. There are nu-
meroI,s examples Of this class but these are
enough for our present purposes" In the
mouth OF two or three witnesses shall
every word be established. From these
and kindred passages 1t Is evident that
Christ condemned the traditions OF the
Jews on the law OF the Sabbath, and
claimed the power TO make such changes
"a he might deem necessary. As "Lorl
of the Sabbath" that was made for man;
He not only claimed the right TO inter
pref, but 10 alter times and usages at His
pleasure. From the whole tenor Of His
teaching ills manifest that while He de-
handed that the Sabbath should be kept
holy, yet that works Of necessity and
mercy were not inconsistent with the law,
but we're its very life and spirit. This
principle is so apparent that no argument
Il needed. Even the casual reader cannot
fail to perceive 1t.
II, then, this point be established what
becomes Of the absurdity to which our
Chicago writer claims to have reduced the
whole matter Of keeping the Sabbath?
Reader, examine for yourself and see
whether Christ does not teach the truth
as presented.
The trouble, practically, on this subject
is not the want OF divine authority for
works Of necessity or mercy on the Sab
bath, but in the claim that is set up for
the right to do Just as We please. Because
some Kinds OF business that are necessary
to the interest Of our race, must involve
the Sabbath, men claim that all other
kinds OF business should have the same
privilege. The Sabbath is often unnec'
cessariiy violated in conducting worldly
business. It cannot be supposed that
Christ meant to authorize tho saloon
keepers or managers OF theaters or Other
places Of kindred character to condnc!
their business on the Christian Sabbath
These are not works Of necessity and mer.
cy. Let the example and precepts o.
Christ be followed, and the interests OIL
the Sabbath and its observes will always
be carefully perseverance.
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PHILADELPHIA, February II. = Petro.
leum-E Easier; refined at lS74c; crude l2c.
Flour-Quiet; superfine 81 81; extra 81 Goa
10. Wheat-Steady; Pennsylvania red
81 seal 40; amber 81 40al AZ. Rye-SSa
SSIEcs. COrn-Less active; yellow Mt 5ia
aG5c; sail GOc; white Gle. Oats-Slow;. white
at 41alS. Butter-Firm; New York and
Bradford county extra S5aS7c; iirsts 2SaS?ci
western extra 27a29c; frsts 25a26c. Cheese
Firm; New York 1294a14c. Eggs-.Firm'
er; Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware
fresh l7aiSc. Whisky-Firm at 81 II.
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BALTIMORE, February l7.-Flour-Quiet,
steady and unchanged. Wheat-Steady and
unchanged. COrn-Active; western mixed
Gle. Oats-Dull; western 44a45c; mixed Ala
43c. Rye-Firm and quiet at 7sas0c. Hay
Dull; Maryland and Pennsylvania Slsa
81. Provisious-Strong and buoyant. Pork
-S22 90. Bulk Meats-Shoulders at oAc;
clear rib 1ljsc, loose. Bacon-Shoulders
l0c; clear rib l3c; hams l5Nal6c. Lard
Unchanged. Petroleum-Dull; crude 7Ma
Sc;:srefined 14al4Hc. Cofee-Duli; Rio
cargoes 14GalSc; jobbing 15Hal0c. Whis.
ky-Dull Mt 81 IL.
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ClNcINNATi, February H. Cotton
at lo%c. Flour-Quict and unchanged.
Wheat : Steady at 81 2Sal %. Corn
Steady ut 4Oa4ic. 0ats-Steady at 3Sa4Sc.
Barley-Quiet; No. 2 spring 81 lOal 10. Rye
Firm and unchanged. Pork-Dull at
$o2a2o SIX. Lard-Quiet;. steam sold at
$l2 Is; closed at 1876 bid; kettle 1S1sc.
Bulk Mcats-Firm; shoulders at SAaS1Sc;
clear rib II 1Iallssc; clear llAal11sc. Ba-
cOn-Demand fair and market firm at 9Aa
l2hai2Ac. Whisky-Quiet and firm at
81 O6.
HoGs-Stcady; light shipping 81 SOas 90;
packing 81 90aS 05; choice heavy $SSOaS So.
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Bessie Turner In the Lecture
q Field.

From the Syracuse Courier, February 81
Miss Bessie Turner, one Of the charac'
tiers in the Plymouth Church imbroglio,
appeared before thin audience in Wet
ing Opera House last evening. AT a
quarter past s there was rustling oil
silks, and perfect personification OF the
photographs distributed about our city
and which have received no few com.
plimentary comments from those who
have discovered them-marched quickly
to the front OF the stage and dropped her
manuscript on the corner OF the stand
covered with red widespread.
There was considerable majesty in the
figure, and her toilet was made in the
height Of fashion. Her robe was oil q
handsome magenta silken train, trimmed
with black lace overskirt, the arms being
covered with figured lace. She had dia,
mond earrings, wore no finger-rings, and
her dark hair was dressed high on the
head. A jaunty frizz or two dropped be-
witchingly over her forehead, and made
up in brief her costume. She will prob
ably curtail some OF the gayness OF this
toilette rs she continues in the lecture
school. :, :.
Standing erect, her figure exceeding in
size the expectations Of her auditors, she
bowed, and proceeded with her reasons
why, She does not speak spiritedly, yet
her style is not unpleasant. She did not
often refer to her notes. Her reasons were
well committed, and she presented them
something with little noticeable vanity
and vein OF sarcasm which pleased. She
spoke distinctly, and her gestures, though
not many, seem we'll placed to enforce
her points. :.
Those, we think, who went feeling in
terested to know exactly what were her
@reasons Why" were not disappointed
that they didn't find out. They were
prepared to hear whatever she had to ut
Ter. When we say that the lecture was
simply plea for honesty, honor in bust
ness and the HOUSEHOLD, we have stated the
principal strength OF her efforts.
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Roses, Liiios, VIoIets, Carnations, tera'
njhua &N.

TEN DISTINCT CHOICE KINDS. MAILED
P PNS g. do 10 EtRsS Sristu y a. i
10 WINDOW PLANTS, do, 81. 10 ASSOC IEp
PLANTS Comprising all the above yarenesh a.2
81, IL ASSORTED BEDDING PlAN!S. do's y: "
ssai ICilk oaek eelieefioa, Address tbs GRbhN-
BROOK q PATERSON CITY NURSbRsLbS'
or dRtEvEs, seey, Box 81 Paterson, N'J'
ia2s-OodAW
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TIE SWINE MARKET.


There has been little more activity in
the market this week than there was last
week, with the offerings by no means as
good as they were then. Prices have re-
coded a shade, fewer cattle selling at our
top quotations now thnn were sold at the
top figures OF Inst week. The market
slightly improved in feeling as itprogressed
towards the close, and the tone is frmer
than 1t was early in the week. Our present
quotations, it is expected, will be main
tanned for u short time at least, If indeed an
advance may not be established. Quota
tions, 1Oa10Xc; best lie.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, February 17.-Flour-Demand
fair md market firm. Wheat-QulGt and
stsady: No, white Michigan 81 IS Y; No. 2
White Wabash to arrive 81 40; extra white
Stiehiran 81 40; amber Michigan 81 %; SCI
lar MaYch Sl2SI<; seller April $l2s; No. 2
amber 81 0S, Corn-Quiet and steady at
Gse. sollcr May 60e; no grade 44c. OATS.
Quiet and steady; No. ., Soc; seller April
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The only activity in the .maket this week
was confined to is earliest stages, and al.
most wholly to the Wholesale trade, retail
operations sympathizing but slightly there:
with. Before oil the offerings were closed
out trade became very slow, and ii there
was any Improvement in the wholesale fig.
ures Il was not exhibited elsewhere. Prices
can scarcely DO quoted any different from
last week, quality being considered. There
were some good tops on the market, and a
full proportion OF middles, while common
cattle were less numerous than lust week.
Quotations sa6IEc, few selling at either SIX
frame .s.af
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New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, February 1.-THE trade
movement continues slow with domestic
commission houses and importers. Cotons
in moderate request and steady. Prints a
tribe more active, but not quick. Plain
cotton goods in liberal demand. Woolens
for mems wear quiet, Dress goods fairly
active
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KAUFMAN RoNns-Moderatoly aeLIye.

STAT. SECURITIES-Steady.
SrooHs-Weak and lower in the early
dealings, but subsequently improved. In
the last hour the market, was strong TIL
near the close when there was slight de
cline. The most active stocks were Yves
tern Uniou Telegraph, which with Pacific
Mail were on the whole weak, except Lake
Shore which was strong In the alter
noon, st, Paul and Northwestern were
comparatively strong throughout. The
transactions were l6S,00O shares, OF which
1900 were Pacific Mail, 5000 Western
Union, II 900 Northwestern, 10000 St, Paul,
ii 900 Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, and 6p0O
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REMARKS,

There is marked falling OF in the mum.
Der OF the arrivals this week, notwlthstand-
ing which prices have been barely main.
tanned, that too in tho face Of some ship.
ments to Philadelphia. The supply, light
as It is, proves ample for the demand
which is exceedingly limited, confined as 1t
is wholly to the home butchers. The quality
is quite as good MS 1t was last week. Quo
tatiOns 3a7 cents.
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PITTSBURGH, February 17.-Petroleum
Crude firm and moderately active; 50 12H
~ 10 at Pnrker's; refined dull at 1870 Phil.
adclphia delivery.
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FIaANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELIGRAPH.
New York Money and Stocks

NEW York, February l7.-MoNEY-
Closed at 3a4 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper scarce at 4I<aG per cent. Custom
receipts S25O,O00. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed $6i2,OOO. Clearings, $5l, oOoo 900.
GoL6-Declined from 1lS% to llSH, nd.
yanced to 1lS7S, and closed ut ll3A. Car
rying rates la4 per cent.
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The arrivals Of beef cattle during the week
amounted 10 1858 head, against 1871 head
Inst week and 2,0SS head the corresponding
week of last year, and the sales during the
week amounted to $50 Lead, against 1 $3.50
head last week and 1899 head the CORE
spending week Of last year, and were as
fnI1nUu.
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United States, the Territories and the Dominion Of
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charged. Also, all newspaper III the United States
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Also, all the Religion, Agricultural, Scientific and
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vertlSIng In various newspapers, and everything
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