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Of For Europe.
detroit Free Press.

George Carlysle, a prisoner with s
black eye and a dcsolatc look, mount
ed barrel on Jefferson avenue at
midnight Friday night and haranguc,.
crowd. The crowd was composed
Of one old man, WHO was looking for
soft bed in some doorway. Mr.. Car,
ly>le didn't ask the lone old man to-
assist him to mob the Biddle House;
but he said:
"Gcntlcmcn, I leave for Europe to,
morrow to take part in the glorious
struggle for freedom, truth, religion
and-apd sunthin' DO drink. Who
will join me p
The lone old man sat on tho curb
stone and looked around as if ho
wanted to joiu a square meal.
"Thou coward" Missed the orator
as he looked dow upon tho crowd.
Tho old man stared across the
street at a pateut hitcl,;ug-post, anG
made no reply.
"lll begin the war right here :"
shouted the orator, rs he fell off tho
barrel. "'Squarc off, old man, aud
look out for your nose"
The lone crowd busted down the
street yelling "murder !" at the top
of his Toice, and Carlysle was arrested
as he pursued.
"What business have you with
this European middle ?" asked the
the Judge, as lie looked down upon
the drum kard. "Ana, further, who
hit you :"
"Fell agin house," was the mourn
full reply.
"no you want to 60 to Europe z"
"l'l like to be counted in when war
RACES, your Honor.
"You are a nice specimen to be
around hollering for freedom! sneer-
ed the court. You'd better holler for
soap and water and u clean shirt.
When did you wash last Z"
"Wasu't | around during tho last
war" protested the prisoner. ~
am just aching to DO on the skirmisll
like along the Dan-u-be."
"You'll be aching to get out of tho
House of Correction before your SEN
tence expires. I'm going to make it
sixty days."
Every we'll, quietly replied tho
man. II shall stay up there just
seven minutes bS the watch, and
then run the guard and take the first
train for Europe"
"Writc me from Kalafat or Erzer-
cum, and don't give me any more ill.,
formation" remarked the court, and
that ended that case.
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deeds, all to be committed in a "holy
cause"

According to Mohammcdan thoolo-
gy there is a brld &c over hell no wild
err than the edge of sword, across
which every one who enters hca:cn
must pass. The Turks seem disposed
70 fnr'sh tho Russians with a similar
bridge across the Danube when they
attempt pass over into the heaven
Of Bulgaria.
The African Mohammedans are re-
ported as unwilling even to respond
to the Saniak Sheriff, unless the Sui.
tan can promise them plenty of plum.
der. The Sultan can possibly assure
them that they can massacre as many
Christians as they wish. An instance
of this kindly Turkish employment
occurred at Turtukai Friday.
The Turkish funds having given
out, the Sheik-ul-lslam has sent a
commission to the Serit of Mecca to
demand fat contribution from the
treasure or Islam, q fund composed
Of the offerings Of pilgrims at the
shrine of the Prophet, over which the
Sheriff of Mecca stands guard. 1t is
understood that when the Moham-
medan faith is in danger this treasure
must be used to defeat it. AS it has
been accommodating for ACE years,
some French writer calculates that
it now amounts to $3.50, OO0,O 900.
The official report of General Nell
koft to the Car as to the capture of
Ardahen shows that the Russians
game! very decided victory with a
comparatively small loss of officers
and men. In 1928 Abraham surren-
deled without a struggle to the Rus
slams az the marched from Achalzich
to KMs. 1t has been greatly strength
ened since that time.
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organized and vigorous effort to
bring the great resources of this
State before the world. To the
class Of immigrants we need and
want, a true relation Of what the
stalwart laborer can wiring from
the magical soil Of Louisiana would
be a tale Of wonder, and if the
working people Of the world can
be once brought to realize the fact
that there is such a country, gov
erned by free, rigorous and just
laws, the march of emigration.
even in this prosaic age, will be
inspired by something of the spir-
it of r0mancc.-N. o. Democrat.
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THE WAY HAYES IS CARRYING
THE SouTH.-The good effects Of
honest Democratic government in
South Carolina are shown by the
result of a special election in Ches'
ter County, on Monday, for State
Senator. General w. a. Walker,
Democrat, was elected by 1000
majority over the Radical nomi:
nee. Chester always heretoforo
gave the regular Ra dical candi-
dates large majorities. Judge
Maclicy worked tor Walker. The
Democrats also carried Fairfield
County at the special election OF
Monday by 1000 majority. III
November last the Radical majori:
ty was G73.
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NICE PARTY TO BREAK THE
DEMOCRATS. - The "Old Line
Wing Native Republican Colored
Mans Party" with new Rcpubli'
can leaders imported from tho
North! Isn't that a hopeful or:
gauizdtion to absorb or break
down the Democratic party of tho
South? If that is the best that
President Hayes can do in the
way Of forming his new party, he
may as we'll give UP and select for
it's epitaph, 'sDied a bornins.'
columbus {Ga.) Tines:]
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The first thing young man does
on seeing friend with new hat on
is to take it off and serenely try it on
his own head. When a young lady
sees an acquaintance with her new
bonnet on, she just lifts her nose and
serenely wonders "where the thing
got that freight"
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TRANSIENT advertisements s!5o per square VI
10 lines Brewer first insertion ro Fac" Su'Se'
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Act No. SO.
NO OFFICE, NO MILEAGE OR PER DIEM;
IN. Z. Timcs.]

n. =. IlmcS.j
In tha cneo-.f -tLo-- ctet.~ &C. T....:,.
Jumel, auditor. Judge Rogers, Of
the fifth District court, yesterday de-
cidcd that act 95 was unconstitution
al insofar as it appropriated any por:
ton of the funds to the payment of
persons not members of the legisla'
ture, and no validity attaches to GER
tificates or vouchers so issued. This
act, it will be remembered appropriate
$l2, 800 Prepayment Of tie mileage and
per diem Of returning board members
who were not clecled on the face of
the returns.
The attention of tho court was
called to Joint resolution No. 13O,
which provides for the payment of
the mileage and per dieu' Of persons
returned rs elected by tic returning
board, but not 50 elected, aud not en-:
titled to seats, etc. j.; and the court
remarked, "lt is to my mind very
clear since | have been referred IT,
this Joint resolution No. 100, that no
power exists in the general assembly
to award payment to persons tor ser
vices as particular State officers who,
by the provisions of the resolution it:
self, are declared not to bc entitled
to such Office"
In this case the rclator asked that
the auditor be compelled to issue
warrants for certain vouchers which
lie held. The court ordered tile man:
damus to issue, compelling the aud
itor to warrant for all Of the vouch-
ers except those issued to 4. B. HAM
lett and L. l.. Weber, who were re-
turned by the returning board, but
who were not elected.
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JOSEPH G KEYSER,
Brickmaker and Layer.

rs PREPARED to do all work entrusted
/ to him quickly and in workmanlike
manner. Tomb, Chimneys, Cisterns and
other work solicited.
Orders left at BULLARD & CAMP
BELL will be promptly attended to.
Jan. ~, ~;
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"Alr. Jones, don't you think woman
are more sensible than men :" asked
Miss Smith. And ones, after
scratching his favorite ba ,.1, for a
moment or two, said: "Why, GER
tainly they are-they marry men,
aud mcn only marry women"
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Professional Cards,


VIM M, Levy,
.ITTORNEy At Law.
HAS Resumed the Practice of his Profession)
WILL practice il, the Parish and District
w Courts of Natchitoches and Red River
Supreme Court of Louisiana. United States Dis
trict and Circui, Court of Louisiana aud U. $.
Court of Claims at Washington.
~ Office, at residence on Second st. -
NATCHITOCIIES, LA.
May 26, 1877.
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PEN AND SWORD.
BY the Danube and the Dnieper,
Will the correspondent sleep,
And he'll write about the CoSsack
In a wap to make us weep.
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THE HUSB.fND MURDERER.
The Death Sentence Passed upon Woman
WHY Giinicr stained Bonds.

HARnisoNnrRG Va. Sept 5-Thc largo
County Court room was filed to-day in consc-
quon'c OF ruror that the Hon. Charles r.
OForrall. Judge Of the County Court. had over
ruled the motion for n now trial in the case Of
Louisa Lawson. convicted as an accessory be-
fore the ftt to the murder OF her husband
David G.. Lawson. on March ~. 1879 aud that
the death sentence would be- passed An un-
usual feature for this county was tho presence
OF a very large number Of ladies' members Of
tho hest f'milio-, and visitors spending the
srnson at tho different springs near this place.
Tho prisoner appeared in the court room. ae-
companicd 10y her son. nyouth NJ about - years
Of age. She was plainly yet neatly dressed in
black. Whom asked whether she had anything
to say previous to the passing Of the death sem
tcnoc. She stood silent. Judge OFcrrall then
scntcn 'cd her e. be hanged on oct 80 1877.
Anderson Shill't. The principal in tho muir
der Of Lawson, and Slas Morris. the brother Of
Mrs. Lawson. and the other accessory to the
murder. hnve been son need to be hanged on
sept. -. Efforts have been made to get u con-
fos4ion from the culprits, hut thus far with
out success A petition has boon circulated
asking Gov. kompcr 60 commute their punish.
m"ut tn Imprisonment for life. but IL b. believed
that the Governor will dcrlinc to Interfere.
Shiillot and Morris are visited duiiv hy the
Nriioii. rl' ni4tar stationed hero nnl also Iy
tn, rector " Emanuel Church. They nre very
r,tic'nt Some of them are ruGined. an |. with
tno"N'epIon OF "a slc ,gl deputy TO guard them
in the ,}-n OF the minor crimiuns confined in
i4" Jail. The wives ul Sh.illrt and Norris are
almost constantly in the coils of their huehln l.
The trial If I.hulon u. Gilmrr. ON charge NJ
tn" murder of EeuNrn Bonds ON june - of
th's year, WIS begun u the County Court. yes
tHri.Y Ihrre had boon a tHud oNiStiug hc-
lw"en the Giimer ami Bond fumilics for - NUM-
hrr 81 years. In Icluiluu tn % limo fence ecpIru-
ting their mni. Ei'h suhir.tol iieuthrr to
i
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What he Lost In the Eroo,iyn thnrch-rhe
Facts A. boat his Divorce.

NrwnURcH Sept g. Tho friends Of tho
Rev. J. llal~toad Carroll. formerly Of the Fast
Reformed Church. bedford avenue. Brooklyn.
and now pastor of the American Reformed
Church, this city. one of tn" first churches in
the place. complain that THE SuN do's that
gDnr man injustice in It's comments upon the
bankruptcy of the first named church congre-
CATION They say that Mr.. Carroll is ind-
yidunllvresponsiole for the great debit incurred
in the effort 10 keep the Bedford avenue church
going. Mr. Carroll loses in TINT cut"rprl-o
ssUuOo Of his own money! besides. h" preached
and ahOrod for the church three yculs without
any SALARY. Mr. Carroll ha- been nnrrod three
times and was divorced from his srtouI wife,
not me third, with whom he is now living. Tho
divorce was procured during the war and Mr..
Carroll did not marry again until after the
divorced wife dicd. His friends hero say that
his second vito WINS a Southern woman. Il
widow, having a son who Wis greatly dissi-
putrd Mr.. Carroll used every means in his
power "a reform the son, hut could not lie
finally said that the son mus do bcttor or aust
the house. The mother taklne sid,s with the
son, she and the husband separated, and Il
divorce followed.
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AOM.iNCk rROM RisNft.
An Ilorcmcut Followed nv Unhappy Nnrit, II
Relations aud ~ suit for Divorce.

Tie divorce suit of pml natlel against
Alsor Il 'tol was before Justice Curtis In Nh.
Superior Court. yesterday. on au,tiun con- h,-
lalf oi the vito for alimony. nud counsel Zee.
Tho action j. FOR an absolute dNarcc on M,
ground of tho wifc's unfaithfuiuess ana d"ser-
tion. These charges she absolutely denies. In
her petition FIR alimony she says that hcrsal,
AMI husband arrived I'm this country from 81.
lctershurg Russia i've wears ago. Two years
previously she Inherited lO.O0l rouh IS. besides
other yIluahles. On Batzel- repeated ~ mis- IS
20 marry her. She was induced 10 place the
money in MS charge. H. spent 1000 rouhlcs
before their marriage and the rest WIS spent
ni Travelling % tAi- country ana Tor their sup
lor durn; the first year after their arrival.
In 1873, Bn'1'l ohHiuoi q position 0- tea her in
g hood IA Davenport. Iowa. Shortly after
ward there WIS @ school picnic. atwhirh -hoap-
peared contrary 10 her husbands expectations.
AMI In his fury az seeing her me- $50 ma,treat.l
her That she WIS sick for several w"ck~ soon
a'"rwari he l-arpear'd and -h" cnme 20 THIS
CIV with htrhfNfDer. In January. l-7i hal n.:
lnalnnJ where lirr shafl was -lr wrote. ..il-
treating ham TO rotlrn. limits r.p'y DE- said:
v write ,'1i .e d. sire 20 come io II a.nn = vlre
,ou .houlll 90 ni0w wy WON'T never lear from n.
a-s.n 4 ihg ny co' ,i.n . r'.'.rai or'. .iu
n,',s. f, iuon rlDp- noi 20 meet 20 o. 900 ni GLE
ili int me h.uiun.t thcr.f,.e abandon tlcI iln o.
S Y"i %, r. !. 4'7' 70 iA1' ,-4' og Z. N,n
tolHf lnvt. t,,,Hs ,sfcDscs. which -htl,a tlr.t.
ai4 al" c . NY "" ahy earn You i'n .N AZ '4 ~
maze m.''rsii, 0ur- enl mc, toa w
"' l' .,.e,,i.- n'i .'n , IN; re-. nn
,'-.a,' i.' q ', and 50 run down a. n.s,r l...n.
sa Mg,s e' "a ~ a, ~, c. s,. r ,.
III, he. iH ~ nrv ha.r5,-a IN II. oon.-lry 6'. be-.
rnn' rNu- tHd 0nu 900 tF fe t.Hl Nl bad sufrounulr--
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lMfTEUR I7HHErrcs ~ NEypORr


Running, Jumping, Hurdle Racine rV.n,u.,
Throwing, and the Tug OF war.
NEvrour, Sept c. Tho grand amat,u
t,t,p.r,.,, oi,.p ur1.r th,, ,,,.,f,.l , .t.
v '''''' ''' So "' ""'P',7 "l INV
N"strh'9t'r Polo t'uh, took llnc" ON the clubs
grounds this at ruoon. Notwiih 'andn.thnt
fla. ,l,,,. Cons ,,rtr,,,..ti,. fr .r,l.,t ...
'n' "S was ""'["p''l""9 Tor "h''t" spott'.
inc hlnnh"r oi Visitors was large. the wholo
stretch in front ~ the grand stand bein,. lined
with cnrr,ua,- The knoll inst nnt-i,l. fla.
49, ~" '"'' '"'7''' u''
eastern lnft oi inc Er'unis was III rally
jammcl with anxious egl.tsocrs. and the crowd
~, ,t, ,. ,,,it,., ,.,,,lt ,, t,o,.. 80, -
va ~, A'''' 0o''''' ,'' '"'" "''''''"
less IMAM 3Vlu persons. Ih' pro grammc was
,','uD up o. tun'mS' MN."si Ju',pnE, h"rd,
.'"S' n".'''', r., '""i"~' ',io' pu'.n@' "hl
tux Of war. The number of contestants WIS
LARGO. mo- less than sixty names Grurint, ON ti,c
la N,nrlv nil fin. urin,innl .ollrens ,nI ,,i.
l,tic 'iuhs in the country had representatives. at
the meeting. There was a largo delegation
,,'i' inc ''" iolN H''''"' o'"o III, n".lohi
ATM. Tie 'lnh sent representatives,, and Column
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Grn'rn of prin.'tnr oi'st,' i,.,t NJ i'.."i
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A-rIved-rHrnspAr. septic
= irrlgon. sfuDns bristol
- D. e. kWsht. Ma.luso. d,orgefowu nc
s. llr. kuisht Nt0 rrUfi. ph.lrl. Ini.N
= LIMA samson lurtau. linlr AAg 80. and saVaniia
18TH
= Gen Whituel. iid'ru. BOSTON.
= oli Dominion Walker richmond, City Point and
N,rfUIk
sssue,ia. Frau,en. tauhurs Avg -
- Nh~celln. iiulh.r MIifltnf. rs
ship NoyaHrt. tItas'. Liverpool.
BARK Harold. b.uIAnrt. Antwerp
PARK = u y wtNfr'. NfuruHh, london.
Ruk ocean. Na.'t. E,ilcrl4m
VIA Nur llhN. 81 uHrI. A. ira
= lirI /. tfI.r.'t, tr. sir'. Ntri.or. y :.
0'hr = lrt"Id. littIrid. Want ..I y 3.
Also The usI To-. .IiI.' .iI.fN
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Second Lieutenant Willard Young, OF the
United state, iu'l torlt, i>H SON H the ilie liu-
hmm Young 49, hNs i.r ,Duc iuc been stationed Hi
MiD,ts ului, H ."I.4 600 inln,luN We b, sail 90
have retoNli -i"i u1 $500 BON 1-. - iit from hI'
laaIlr. All ,N Il. -...s IL .vr slss Vi -. ts!a,e
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HISTORY OF RINGS.
.yg IIrSr IN frriR DLSCRfHES THE
OEGINl/ iyION or IUO.
A comprehensive tonic''io" "cgu" by the
,.,i IT,. Kciorr the Ni0crmcn's Committee

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tN u u' 'nl'ih'' "' I'7 SON. ,''" wv '",
.I NuOr Quincy ami officer y Goni-Hl oi
,..y.- ci.. .,,"r.d.,,.r.' 1,r. Al.
D.rm"u'e i'rN.tr sia'rs. and took os'"t Us his
t.i.-rl John u. Towns .nl.
II ..t ..,...i r...,'... ,..,o.,.i,.no snfl.
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trs nj. wcwIi proceed With .hc exam noton
,.,,. r -v...I. ,i., .n,rr,,.lof fIc
'''.' ""N ,r
committees Alderman I'w.s' 'Aiirm"n 81 il'
committee. crl ..u-'y noli,l approval Nr.
Iw'"'. W il unN".' nan D. '''N ,'' '"'.' o..
ii' truth ih' Nh", W"l'' anu u. .l''nt '"'
... III. a., t,, ,,.,',l'.,I',, ,,,.
.n Nr C1. sizing r.c questions.
d. flr ~. 20. 1hHi'vr You nr, not % native
t'Nr~fa'" o' lorNf Al ann SIR.
G. .NA.u G.i v.u i'r-t enter .rt" public va"
.Ar.r.u l.us reflective pUu-el L. 1852
N'' ...
% UH YOU lol nm flee ia l,j- Al was
g. .r..uiu 1929
.t..r.ei..- limo, som cvcri,tt4,.
O. n4l ny of N.w York.; A-sup.r-
y. .''' w. 49,. '' '..'
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o. " tuu To" Nina enough 81 stat" 100 whu
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wav, northeast corner Of Morse avenue, West Farms
$1,000. 10 plaintiff
Also United states Marslals snlo. by Parker \ CO..
ono twu-sirA lrlCh and twnsforv frame house
2'yif' 1j3 West fortvrr-t street, north side sl5 eel
cn.t "i eleventh avenue, sl'Hl
furcc lu-rc -c announced flr 10 day at the Ex.
change W LOuis Mesi,t ana d. ~ ClarkaUn.
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eus,ncss 1lctitcs.

The wcli-knovn suprriuritS of gentI rucn's
llt. nNuuI tU0i lN l~iI N-f 300 l'tf Us I.-lI .t
'n'.t-if fu,t uii't Hr hfH announce t.ht tAe -
a A4,s a4t Ieaty lur iisi ociiOu ANA tAIo.
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Hen DE Bars VI aindy.


IlIn7 N 81 T0NI' GIIf Nfm07 IIt
Bon D. Bar died Of brain disease. hut what
produced the hrnu dl>'asol The plNsiuaus Trim, IA
tiDlr ready nldc answer f." 0NcrMurk.' 1t Is Away,
cl,N .N ihi- sort Of rem koWl com iwrut Bat
Nrduult that NJ he Bl oNrrWork had nlA thius o. du
with l. BRAN disease. Several YEAR, a.u finding ll-
hur turning gray he rcsort,i tghc use Of p'wri nj
mINtufc o. restore It 10 Il, original color pr, Hratun
NJ rd va, ot the strongest ingredients IN the COM
position N, warned at the time that the stun II
used a any length al une mi-ht affect his BRAN. bni
hc gave need " the warning, and continued the use OF
the restorative.
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Rupture cured 10y Jr. Mnr.h. Radical euro
-.--. DIl ------. ". u -- = L-.- -A-.R.
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Fortunate is tho baby whose mother keeps
Mk u VI. a lin the house. sim, mott no ~ AuAnr-
auly re D.At.a' tAc disCsuV VI u chad.
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Pficc Reduced From - - 50.
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Dcducting tie total assessments from this
sum. leaves a net profit TO the stockholders of
flliG.2ji.j2 ON an Investment Of $4,000. In
addition to this large sum received in divi-
bonds. the company has built out Of IT. profits "a
nm IRON steamer and several shilling vessels.
which must huv" cost MS much ~ the subs ribbed
cgritnL The ahpv" amount covers the profits
ui all III" o'unruy's business. whether on
ASnti" .rriiury, the PrvhUoo Islands ~. Paul
und - GrNr4"l the Alcuuun Islands or tlr
main land OF Alaska.
The couilany estimates its profits from the
stations outside oi st. Paul and ST. Gonri,n ~
iwo-iiths of the ahov' amount. or $3.50. rs. 81.
nVing hulHr ''uf $3.50 i72.7l us the uet profits
from ti" 'd fisheries ot the Prvbiloo Islands.
Thc Islands st. Paul ana 81. Gnorgc were
l'n-'d t. IN company In 1870 ly the United
Ntai foV'rumnnt for an ANIMAL r'nt ~ sjjnlO
h1uuso' 500 On "v"ry seal skin brought
from III" is'ui is. ."hD company has Paid to the
Unit u STAT ) Tor ntnl OF In ielnnd-:
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Retail Dealers Protective Association.
Ou.. a. las. iltl O.
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rho ne'' Hc@e%, ;a,, children white Teeth.
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THE iL.iSK.i rrR COMPANY
An Entcrpri-e 80 Profitable that IL Ought TO
Ice Investigated.

SAN FHNNcrsco, sept. IA statement Of
the operations o. tho Alaska Commercial Com
pany better known as the MastH Fur Company.
since u.s. organization in 1870, has just been
issued. Tho company has AN uncpmmonly
good ding of il. lis capital stock Is divided
into 2DOlD Shares. o.. the par value o. 500. upon
Which, two as s-mcnt- have been paid, oi,c in
September. 1870. Of slo.6j l-jp'r share. s2l3.-
0ijlS the other in April. 1871. of - per share
sl6ooJ0; total capital paid up, sj73.Oijis. on
which ninr dividends have already been paid.
a. follows:
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4 DrrnNcr or rln HAI. VIZ. ctRRoAl.

Tho d"lutation returned homo Yesterday.
They were taken als'N by MIR sloan b tA-Ncr.