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Reliable EVIDENCE.

MIR. TT. Il. STEVENS;
Dear Sr-I will most cheerfully add my testimony 10
the great number you have already received in favor OF
your great and good medicine, VEsETISE for do not
think enough be said in its praise for was troubled
over thirty years with that dreadful disease Catarrh
and had such bad coughing spells that II would seem as
though / could never breathe any more and VEGETINE
has cured me and do fe to thank God All the time
think the hest medicines for coughs and weak
sinking feelings at the stomach and advise everybody
10 take the VEGETINE for them 1t is ono OF
the best medicines that was.
MRS. L. GORE,
Corner Magazine and Walnut sts, Cambridge, Mass.
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Gained Fifteen Pounds of Flesh.

SOUTH BERWICK Me-, Jan. II, 1872.
H. II. STEVENS, ESQ.,
Dear SirI have had dyspepsia In its worst form for
the last years. and have taken hundreds OF dollars
worth of medicine without obtaining any relief. In
September last commenced taking the VEGETINE since
which time my health has greatly improved. My food
dgests well, and have gained fifteen pounds OF flesh
There several others III this place taking the VICE.
TINE and all have obtained relief Yours truly,
THOMAS T. MOORE,
Oxerseer of Card Room. Portsmouth Co.'S Mills.
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GOOD EVIDENCE.

VINCINNATf, NOV. 2B I6IZ
Mr.. H. r. STEVENS
Dear Sir-The two bottles of VEeETTNR furnished me
by your agent my wife has used with great benefit
For long time she has been troubled with dizziness
and costiveness. These troubles entirely re-
moved by the use OF vEsETIEE
She was also troubled with dyspepsia and general de
bility, and has been greatly benefited
Tiros. GrtMoRE, 2291 Walnut street.
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That's where the boys fit for college, said
the Professor to Mrs. Partington; pointing to
a school house. Did they said the old lady
with admiration. Then il they fit for college
before they went they didn't fight afterward9
Yes, said he, smiling and favoring the cor
ceit but the fight was with the head, net
with the hands. Butted, did they 2 said the
old lady.
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Considering the hard times 1t is astonish-
ing to see the crowds that daily visit the Book
and Stationery Store of Messrs. Brearley &
Stoll, &c East State ST., Trenton. They GER
tainly have the most complete line of Holiday
Goods to be found in the city, which they are
selling at reduced rates. Messrs. B. & s.
earnestly request all to call and look at their
gods before buying elsewhere. d. 20, 1T.
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Recent Investigations warrant the assertion
that one baby with cracker will make the
couch of wearied industry more uncomfort-
able than fifteen prize mosquitoes from the
Rome swamp. Rome Sentinel.
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Darwin's theories find further corrobora-
tion in Senegambia, where republic of mon
keys has been discovered, whose members
have made such steps in civilization as to rub
sticks together and build themselves fires.
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It is estimated that there are 2,400 disor-
ders to which the human frame is liable
When man is hauled up with rheumatism
he is apt to think that the entire number has
been struck by him.--Rockgamd Courier
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A Springfield butcher was invited the 9th
er night to attend a minstrel show, but posi-
lively declined even when free ticket was
offered him. When asked for a reason he
replied If should go l should see so
many people who owe me for meat that it
would spoil all my fun"
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The remains of balloon have recently been
found on the coast Of Ireland. In the car
were human bones--an incomplete skeleton
and a leather travelling bag, containing papers
SO mouldy as not to be deciphered.
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A doctor recently gave the following pre-
scription for sick lady "A new bonnet, a
Cashmere shawl aud e elk dsesa., The lady
it is needless to say, entirely recovered.
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The bristles never come out of those
English Tooth Brushes that you buy at An
derson's Drug Store, Al Union st. d. 10, If.
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Discussion between wise child and it's
tutor That star you see up there is bigger
than this world mo ir isn't Yes, it is. ;
'Then why don't it keep the rain OFF,
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A pound of energy with an ounce of talent
viii achieve greater results than a pound Of
talent with an ounce Of energy.
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Two souls with but single thought--two
fegmutfins climbing over and orchard fence
with a fierce-eyed dog in pursuit.
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It's an true of advertising as of anything
else in this world If It is worth doing at all,
It Is worth doing well.
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The 400th anniversary of the introduction
of printing into England is to be celebrated
In London next June.
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"A prudent man, said witty Frenchman,
SIS like new pin his head prevents him
from going too far
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A teacher tainted the other evening, and .
little girl, describing it at home, said: :. sic
mas so tainted that they couldn's come her
to-
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II is this laziness between meals that is ru-
lining the country .-Es.
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Appreciation.

CHARLEsrows, Mass March To, 1903.
III. X. STEVENS:
This is to certify that have used your Blood Pre-
paration (vEoETsE) in my family for several years,
and think that for scrofula cankerous hum0rs or
rheumatic Affections IL cannot be excelled and as q
blood purifier and spring medicine Is the best thing
have ever used ana have used almost everything. |
can cheeruy recommend 1t to any in need of such
a medicine. Yours respectfully,
Mrs. A. A. DIEsMoRE,
~ Russell street.
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An eel is not as slippery as a politician but
tt can live longer on water.-Ex.
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PRICE 0E FARM LAND SIS PER ACRE,

FhIGE UF FAkm LAND xZ5 PEk AGkE,
payable by instalments within the period of four
In this climate planted out vines ~ acres of land
will count fully as much 100 acres further north
Persons unacquainted with Fruit Growing can be-
come familiar with 1t in short slime account of
Surroundings.
Five Acre, One Acre and Town Lots
in the of Landisvie and vneIand also for sale
can be visited at small expense.
paper containing full information win be sent
upon application to
CHARLES X. LANDS,
FLNELAND, ~. j.,
FREE OF COST
The following is an extract from a description of
Vineland, published in the Neo 1ork Tribune by the
well-knOwn agriculturis Scion Robinson:
All the farmers of the well to do sort, and
some of them who have turned their attention fruits
and market gardening, have grown rich. The soil is
loam varying from sandy to eayey and surface gently
undulating, intersected with small streams .ocea-
sional wet meadows, which deposits Of peat muck
stored sufficient to fertilize the whole upland
face after it has been exhausted of its natural fertility
is certainly Of The most extensive fertile tracts in an
almost level position and suitable condition for pleasant fnyi-
ing, that are knoo Of Tits side Of the Westen praies We
found some Of The Oldest rnas apparently js as profaby
productive as when first cleared Of forest my Of hundred
gears ago.
The geologis would soon discover the carse Of this
continued fertility. The whole country marine de-
posit and all through the soil we found evidences of
cncareous substances generally in the form of nduratod
cacareous mari showing many distinct forms Of ancient
is scattered all through he sol in seyy commlutcd FORM
and in he erdet condition easily bu such
plants as The farmer desires 10 caitisdfe.
June IA, 1876.-Sm
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e1O A DAY.-At home Agents wanted. Outfit and
GlS terms free. TRUE 4 Co.. Augusta. Maine.
mshs-iY-7e
, 1877-02-22
CRIME.


Gpstiaa DfsGdtcA to TIE Tribune.
JOLIET, Ill.,, Feb. 2l.-Seyeral saloon fights
occurred In Brafiwood on Friday last, but, with
one exception, no serious injury WAS sustained
BY auy Of the participants. Ab0ut o'clock In
the evening two lueh, nntncd william Cooncy
aud David Wilson, were In salouu, when VII
sou proposed to explain to Coonry soule [artic
ular point In tlIo science OF fcnciuy, about
which there Has so,no dispute, both claiming to
have aeryet In the Brltisl, navy. Billiard cucs
were substituted for foils, few passes wcrs
rnade, when Cooncy landed blow On Wi'ton's
bead which curagtu him, anl he Immediately
clEnehc1 tbs orp0nent, pushed him into cor
ntF, drew reyoivrr, and tired, the
ball entering Cooncy's ablom CT, and
lodging lii tho lnwer part VI tue
spine. Thu wounded man fingered some
twenty-five hours after being shut aud then
expired. Tho ycrtlict rendered At the inquest
held by Coroner Mcbride. OIL Monday. holds
Wilson responsible for Cooucy's DEATH Wilson
made no attempt to cseapc. ant Is now con-
examination. lie isa rough. ,uncontt. looslng
nrce Indicates the Desperate. lie says that he
was perfectly sober at tho time Ut the atEray,
mud that tlu shouting was the result OF un old
quarrel. The lnartler appears to hare hccn cn-
tiEely uuprUyokcd md 1,le OF tAc ,noat 1astartl-
ly crimes ever committed In this cuunty.
Sixctu! pitbdtch ~ TIT Tribune.
Jol1CT, ILL.,, Feb. al.-'rAu 0tllres Of William
Albums mud Mason s. l'ants, lumber dealers III
this tttY, wese entered BY llrglars, last night.
Tho tlllcves aecure1 ohfy ~ ut the latter place,
aud nothing Of value at the former.
, 1877-02-22

AAx1sTEE, Mich, Feb. 2l.-Ttu most affecting
sccno cEeF wftacssel herc was presented IN tho
Circuit Court thts afternoon during the sentence
Of four burglars before MI audience oi 5tO peo-
pie. Tho burglars entered acycu houses here q
month ago. and finally eliminated their raid by
gelt!ng shot at A, o. Whccler's residence by
that gentleman, who eatpe lome und fouu,i
them Tansacktne hia premises. lfc wounded
two Of them b4dly. Tbs trial has bcu,, locked
forward to with Ercas interest. Henry Totnp-
knsgn soi TN ysss' y tue stas c9ssss
aid Charles Randall aeven yearf. Tosnpklson's j
lnothtr, 1sanIalt's vile and fur children, Lungs
wife, and Ssuitk wife, were uta III t.,G tpuEa cry.
ine and pIea4llng 10 tile Ju'lgu 10 itsitru tic
punishment. Tile agonxtng al1teka a.ld wall
luz vi sa0uali's wills a,.1 children Grnught
tears to hundreds OF Eyes, but the general
opinion IL that tho prisoners deserved I'LL aud
evep more tliAn they gut.
, 1877-02-22
INDIANA.
pEM0rNATfC NOMINATIONS,
Etarfut nanytftk ~ HHA Hk{ku4A


lNp1ANAroLts, Feb. 2l.-Thc Democratic
caucus met to-p!Klit aud nominated candidates
for oEI'cers to be elected By the General As
scn,bly. The Joint Convention will meet On
Friday ut 10 o'clock. Tho Democratic notnt-
nations arc merely complimentary, and in must
cascs arc denominations. Addison +. Arm.
strong, Of lIovars. ..was nominated Tor psesi-
dent ot Benevolent Institutions.
TUE I.EulaLAruH1
L. still doing nothing Of special vall,c., The
Honsc spent the lay III Committee VI tbs
Whole o.; tho Statc-lfousp bill, for which, On 4
trst vote there were Is votes IN favor 10 Il
against. Thla Is not enough to curry the
measure. In til" a1oase, It requires 81 votes.
lion laIlel Oy i yotc Of 35 to y, The negative
voto belnE Democratic, except Johuaton, Vt
, 1877-02-22

LONDON, Feb. ot.-Mr. Hutchinson, Liberal,
has been returned to Parliament from Halifax.
DESTRUCTIVE GALE.
new YoRK, Feb. al.-A cable dispatch states
that thirty vessels, many Of then, with their en-
tire crcwf, were lost in the gallo on the English
coast during the night Of the l9tn, Tic asca
Of tho storm was exceptionally extensise. 1t
embraced the greater part Of the British Islands
autl the whole Of Northern and Central Frauce.
Tho violence Of the storm was extraordinary.
The force Of the gallo has bern only cqualsd
during recent ycars by that Of tho one few
weeks nHo. '-
NtHnEnrEsT.
LONDON. Feb. ol.-Thc rindcrpcst has male
Its appearance at Bow aud Stcpney, within tue
metropolis and again ut Hull.
THE aCGAK TRADE.
LONDON, Feb. :l.-FInzel's sugar-rcfucry at
Bristol will cipsc Saturday In consequence OF
tho scarcity Of raw material af,l influence Of the
French bounty system. About 1000 persons
will be thTown out Of employment.
, 1877-02-22

6pfctdf lf&Dd<cs 10 7HS iF4at
ST. PAUL, Minu., Feb. 2l.-Thc School Text
Bool: bill had It's final passage to-day. 1t pro-
vldcs ,for letting contract for supplying books
for all public schools outside Of chartered Ills.
tricts for fifteen years, the matter Of books and
style Ut printing, ctr., to to subject to tho up
proyal Of tLren Commissioners for the state,
aud books equal to the best now in use to lc
furnished the schools at la1f the present trade-
prices.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The Hcnatc refused to adjourn over to-mor
row. althougl, State holiday. because Of tho
pressure OF business. But eight working days
remain OF tbs constitutional session, and over
$40 bills have not bccn passed upon. Ogcr 100 in
Ill have been introduced. Among the bills not
acted upon are those proposing amendments 10
the General Tax law providing fur an extension
oi tho ttmo Of forfeiture on the st. Paul d.
Pacific Extension RailFoads, aud providing for q
settlement Ut the heretofore rcl,ud!atel State
bonds un thu basis OF selnh Chamberlain's
proposition, Tne latter viii probably 60 70
thu Issue Of new bonls. scrnred by 600, 00o acres
Of Internal Improvement lands, With which to
buy tho oil bonds at about d third Of their face
Rnu ncrruel interest.
, 1877-02-22
TODAY AT c. T. KIMDALL l. GUS,

som thing CpncorntnE tho AInp Who To.
D.y Opons tho Most Extensive Carriage
Establishment In tia w~at.
From th+ Times. fsb. u.
Our reauela Will not 1atl 70 notice the Rrand
opening u slesass' e. r. hlmball d Co.'s car
:rtaQo waserooms the a2d inst. TODAY. Mr..
Klmba|rs name Ia we'll kuowu to tEe peoplc of
lin Wrtt. not only r.. t],o ercnt carrlagn on,I
ss s... 80 ~ 11.-.,, ~. H.. w."
's'e'sn htano'ae.ases u fo'1iaao' +Ae, W. u
.one OF tic most prominent mon ol the East.
Nr. Ktmball wa& aIi earucst War Democrat, and
did erect eervtce 10 tbe good causs IN Maiuo
.1ur,n1 in tror Tn ,san ~ rooo1v.J a un,ut-
"s Nv W. :" 1oos w 'see'4 ,.so. a"4n. a.
1aous NOMINATION loE doVer1oT ot MA state' out
promptly declined IT, preicsTtu4 to attend to his
busiueas.
In 1871 hc was noatn NIT In no,ntpatlou. ro.
,.,A,.. w ""s Ia'n ~, :" "eu''3.'o'
Se'shE esefy Vo1e III tne eoasent'on' anu san
tNsrn for Governor, and In both Instances ran
ahead Of Ats ticket, Soon aftcr tho close Ut tue
xannafou n mi 0ov porh, ~, nj. ronrnttt,,r,
araa,r..1 ~ w.. w.! 1r...a' '. fs.
sptotutea nun one o. the un'tea states ceHten-
nlal Commissioners from Maine, an net thas WAS
considered not onlY ycsy complimentary to 5ir.
Ktrnto1t b,,t nm +hot -oaotto1 +t,a t,xh..t
hon,r ~, 49,, n..,,s ~ ~" -, e" $3.50,
49,. ea.s g. W Wy, t1s"am. a't' nn'e8n ss'seo
Inc SLATE faithfully. aud wan President or tho
, 1877-02-22
OHIO.
f.EGFHf, ATttftK.

COLUMBUS, Feb. al.-1n tho Ifoule to-day a
special committee was appointed to receive
delegation from the 1ndlana Legislature, who
propose visiting tl.!s city next Saturday to liz
sTscrt the benevolent Institutions, and the fol-
towing bills weru passed., Ifousu hIll to secure
minatlty representation on tho boards Ut clcc-
t!on; t6 prnvllc for leyytng IN asspssnlcnt Ut
81 upon all pcraons who own dogs, tle fund 50
ralscd to be usel to compensate shee-powuery
iur loss by dogs.
In thu Senate tho Senate bEli to punish the
prarttce OF Fe4ortlnR to distant ropFts 70 tte-
prEvu citizens VI their rights uuuer tho Ohio
statutes w4s passed.
, 1877-02-22

Nh. 1AMEs 4. morn,
Of this city, who, With bis brother, tas hsra 0t
400 cattle, informed NC to-day that hts brother
lad written him lust week that On tho range
where their Cattle Craze together with herd "
1900 bclonslng to another party, only i've head
Mr. William 4. Paxton, also Of Omaha and
menibp1 ot tho lsln of Paxton g. Sharp wtlo
have BIooO head, says that very few cattle 1aaso
died from the ELECTS Of told weather. Although
Sisass; ianss;r,, eSpis' psSs arc a" III sxS. % ae% asa
III excellent condition. On. tho nurth sldn
nf thc Serth ria!ts wheru there ars
ton & Sharp. Cos d Cartcr. Boyd Brothers. anil
tho Boscrs, not over twenty haye been fouu4
deal On this range. such u tho report recctyed
recently BY NJ, Paxton from his foreman. Sir.
many other cattle men whom hare inet-~that
tho loss Will be lua!de Of Cer cent.
NA. \. u. AVIAN.
OF Swan brothers, Cheyenne, Wyo.. who hare
respondent, to whom. te stated THAI there hud
been no ,o.s u ali IN Eastern Wyoming among sl,s
euttie hrrda. Tbs principal losses bad ocrtlrsed
IN Western Nebraska 3l!l Colorado. Quite =
on tho Arkansas Ktyer, In the southern part
Rio Gr.ndo IL Northwestern Trxas. Among
the principal Wyoming herls mentioned BY Iii.
6HAu HtEE kHV iutNhth$ 1SAHtt&H& ~ plV't
p,O0u; swan Brothers, !l,ooo: ssurgIs d Co.,
:t0oo; Johnson y Walker, Go1; Hutton q
900; Creighton, l3,0n part Of this lat hrrl
LcinI over tn Nebsaska f4st arrots the line. In
the hrat four herds, 81 900 catsle In a!l Aot over
hfty head la4l died from all causes. MIR. Hwsu
was poaitys that per cent would more than
eoyer tho entire loss Ut al kind. Of cattle fron
all causes in1iuk the winter In Nebraska, Wy
oulug, aud Colorado. This u ~ light per.
cesitayv that 1t will not be felt In the Aii2htcst
degree.
NR. John 4. CREIGHTON.
the proprietor VI the Creighton herd ta WYo-
shans, wao d also Interested iu il. Ms. Ne-
shans says that this hrsu VI 13,0ol cattle suf-
ferea NJ loss at vi. About $500 calves, born
within the last eight months IRE I'll dolux we'll
The mouth Of Manl l. always looAe4 forward
70 With lexl Of anxiety BY rattleralfcrt, Al II
frequently happens that the woFst SLOW and
wind storms Of the year occus III this month ou
the plains; but, ~ general rule, the severity
Of the weather. during this uncertain peslod Is
Ut short Duration.
losoarlude: 1t Il safe V sAY. iulzin. from
, 1877-02-22
DIXON, I'LL.
EfkYfuf fNfbG1ch IN Y1s Ttfh<t1k.


DIXON, ILL.,, Fuh, 2l.-A. G. Htllcs, second son
Ut tl1e Hou. E. 3. Stilcs, OF this SitY, young
snan Of about "a years Of agc, has been adjudged
insane. and left to-day In care, Ut hI. mother ani
brother for the Elgan AsYlum. The case Is
sad ont, indeed, aud tho afflicted parents have
tho heartfelt sympatAy Of our enttre CON-
munity.
wealthEcat and tlost successful business u,c,,,
aud wtdely known throughout tho State ~ once
President u the atate Agricultural Society and
cahdllate for Lieutenant -Goycruor several yeara
stHGe on the Democratic ticket, il in very
ovcrWork for tho past two weeks. Ills mental
faculties appear to Aayo completely broken
down, and the gFeateat appTehenaions arc felt
lest sottsa!nx Ut thu brsiu aud death ensue.
, 1877-02-22
ACHING HEADS AND UNEASY NERVES

HEF11N6 HEHU5 HWU UHEHSY NERVES
are often soofhed by Itottctters Stomach Dltscrs,
beeaurc thst searching corrective completely re-
moves the ranssa vt b,a.n anil nbtrr excitement,
which afe 10 be foand in arrangement Of tho e,on..
ach, and " It, associate oegans. tho ttycr and
bowels. tis truth Which cannot be too earnest.
y insisted npon that the effect OF mere scdatiycs
and narcotics. ikn bromide Of potassium, valcs!an,
ehloral hydsate, and opium, II less appseeahle the
1onRer thsy used. and that they can ncver pcr.
sanently relieve nrryons excftabtl!ty. bceauss
they cannot remedy the weakness and organic de.
ttfs. however, can and does cure nervous tnal2-
1tes for the rrason already stated. Sick headache,
nd o fs !.
condition Of the stomach and tarpIdlty OF lhe lIyer
nnd b0Ncs, which gfte 1!se u them. arc eu&isrjY
obssated BY tlts benign alternative tonic.
, 1877-02-22
FOREIGN.


rxAcE NEGOTIATIONS.
Co8srANrtxoPLE, Feb. 1.-The aerrtan Fltnt-
potcnttartcs had their 1rtt conference with
safyet paaha yesterday. Tie interview lasted
three hours The eonclliktory Impression con-
tIhues.
FkRsiA AND RUSSIA.
V1KENA, Feb. 9l.-Ncws has been received
that tho Russians are actively working IN Persia
to Induco the stah to Join them In the eyent OF
a war. Tho fniuccmens offered Is The posses
sion Of disputed frontier territory. The shah
does not appear altogether averse to the p1an.
The Turkish frontier IL almost denudeI Ut
troops, and with tho $4,000 soldiers the Shah
can collect something might be done.
LONDON, Feb. 22-5 a. m.-Thc 77ma' dis
patch from Berlin represents thAt, In canse-
Quence of rcport4 Of the sultan's illness, anar-
chy is presa!1lng In Government c!rc1es at Con-
Etsntinoplc.
The war party ia In the ascendant at 81. Pc
tersturx.
The date Of Ruesta's attack will mainly de-
pend on the progress Of events In Turkey.
It u believed that England and Austria,
while delaying 4 formal reply 10 tho Russian
circular, will again urge the Porto to CARR out
thc recommendations oi the Conference.
4 letter Ia the Cologne Gaaett from South
Russia says forced loan Will probably soon be
dcteed.
A further extension Of mobilization has been
determined upon, but will scarcely be carried
out until nlllcr weather. The commanders OF
the southern army have been ordered 10 victual
their corps until the middle Of March at least.
Vt4xxA, Feb. 22-5 a. MT Is sumoged that
England has cunt1denttally limited to various
governments that she faight change her attf.
| tudo II Armenia should become the seat of
war and Turkeys territorial integrity in Asia
| he endangered.
RERvIAS ELEcrioxs.
| BELGRADE Fch. af.-The election for. the
| Great akuptsehipa has been held throughout
the country. A majority Of tic delegates elect
I'd favor peace
| n0rAAEIA4
| bRuesELs, Feb. M.-Le Aond draws atten-
tiop to the TART that tho Porte has not Jet an
| swcrcd Roumanla'f note Of Jan, -. demanding e
| written declaration that Roumania is not to
| be Included snong the Ottoman provinces mcu-
| toned In the Turkish Constitution.
| THE sCLTANs HEALTH.
! CoEsTAH1IsorLE, Feb. 2t.-The Porte has
| notified its representatives abr0aa that the
health Of the Sultan Ii perfectly satisfactory,
and that runors of an impeudlug change In the
Grand Tlzlcratc nre unf0unlcd.