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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-16

The right to work for a living
does not carry with 1t also the right
to prevent others from working for
living. 1t is the failare Of many
strikers TO comprehend this that
places them in the attitude of law
breakers, and loosens their hold on
public sympsthY.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-16

Keep your conscience tender
tender as the eve that closes its lid
against an atom of dust, or as that
sensitive plant which you have seen
shrink and shut its leaf not merely
at the touch of finger, but at the
breath of a mouth.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-16
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-16

1t is said that the Turks and Rus
SLAMS hold family prayers every
morning before engaging in the
pleasant pastime Of cutting each
others throat.
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-16

Sambo, giving an account Of his
sea voyage, says: '.An de passea-
gers was now heaving. and, as il
dat wasn't enough, de captain gs'Fe
orders for de ship 70 heave to.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-16

Kindness.-Would you have in
fuence with those who look to you
for guidance and instruction. Bear
with you the law Of kindness
Would you command their respect:
Let your words, though they may
infict pain for the time, drop kind
ly from your lips.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-16
To Ministers, Lawyers and Old Men.

~ fOC have weak voice, subject 70 hoarse-
nesE. AID throat ofseu sore; II yoL have
as weak lungs = you have weak back. Il
yvu are trpubl65 with constipation OF
piles, proiapsus All. or hernia; II coutiDued
speaking singing, riding " walking fetigues
o. exhEuAiS on. yo1F abdominal rauscles
hETe relaKed, aud you need uPboldlng. II
ycr VII enclose me three cent stamp. the
eiectual remedy wlll IL pointed ont, and in
formation hoW - obtain - with o. without
money. POI proiepeus utegi, womar1s weak
Eess, AZ infAiiibis cure. Address
!. Z. GKAVEe,
EDITOR q The Baptist, p Aemphia.T Tenn.
Having suffered ] CON paaaionate the sufIer
Ing. 1000 have slrsedy been relieved. nj Iv
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-16

Dr.. Tut has been en-.
gagged IN the practice OF
medicine thirty years. unc
fora longtime wasdemun.
strator Of anatomy IN the
Medical College OF Geur
gia, hence. persons using
MS Pills have the guaran.
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles
an q are free from all
quacEeTT-
BE has succeeded in
combining IN them the
n eretuiorc autuEuuistiC
Qualities Of a sfrcAqfEcn-
sag, pEfgaEIzs, Gsza G PR
I. tying foEic.
Their first ssparcut cf
feet Is 10 iD-rease the AZ
petite by causing the food
70 properly a ssimfiate
Tbs the system is nouT-
safreo. and by their tonic
I action on the digestive or
Eans. regular and healthy
evacuanons are produced
The rzufa ltr with u iIil. :
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-16

What's the matter with the times
and the country is, we have too
many loafers about the towns and
too few laborers in the country.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-16
MOntrOSe Vineyard,
PULASKI, TENN.

Concord, Ives, Diana and other Wines,
CUKHIXED. PURE CRAZE JUICE.)
WE HAVE FOR SALE IN OUR CELLAR
w 1000 gallons Of the vintage Of 1874.
They are approved by physicians and con-
noisuers as genuine and Of superior qualities.
Can be had ct the Vineyard and ct the drug
store of Sumpter q Lacy. at prices 30 low
that al can afford this healthful and delicious
beverage
Also, ct the Vineyard Grape slips Of all
varieties; PotatO and Tomato slips, Cabbage
plants, DC, cheaper than II Nashville
prices.
feb25-tf AUGUSTINE d co.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-16

1t is hard to tell which viii bring
the most pleasant expression into a
woman's face; to tell her that her
baby is heavy or her bread light
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-16

TRAIN No. 8 connects al at Decatur
east and west with Memphis and Charleston
Z. r. at birmingham with Alabama and
Chattanooga T. r; ~ CRlerA with Selma
Rome and Dalton K. r.; ut Montgomery
with Western T. Z. ( Of Alabama, NJ ontcom-
cry and EufEula L. K. and Mobile and Mont
gomery Z K. for New Orleans, Mobile and
Pensacola
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-16
TE-s5.'5 TAN q rLEz
w1Z-s TIL wEzEz n sls.
LOUISVILLE, ky.
6AF- Z, 1875.

LOUIsv1LLE, KY.
A4g- B. 1873.
DR. TUTT Dear Sir:
Fn- ten yea-s ! have beer
z nzrryrto oyspeiSsia, coz
ztipatiou, and piles. aad
had well nigh exhausted
the rna2e-ia rneaicl for re
lief from this living dcafh.
when. by accident. vou
Pills were brought g NY
nutice ] began their use,
and the FIRST dose gave mt
such rciief tllzf I coztIuued
70 take them. ] am now ,
well man, have q Eooa ar,-
petite, -an diEeEf wei. thc
piles have Disappeared
and 7 have gained forty
pounds IN solid Hesh- ]
would not be without
fneza Tor their weight IL
gold
Rrv. z l. srsrrsoE
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-16
Harper's Magazine.
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-FUTIlEE u n 7 ~
The Magazine has attained in it era luar-
tar century and more Of existence TO that
point here il may be said Of il, IN the words
of DR.. Johnson II Is vain TO blame and use
less to praise. The lustre Of its lonE-ago-
attained reputation has increased ~ the yeari
have passed and It's future seems ~ bright j
not brighter thanpat any time since the COL
den hue Of prosperity settled around it later
and best ears Brooklyn Eagle.
HG-per's Monthly II marked by the same
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the first with the better class Of readers Il
combines reading matter with Illustrations IN
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fChicago Journal.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-16

"a complete Pictorial History 81 fhs
Times" The best, cheapest and
most successful Family Paper in
the Union"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-16

"a Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure and
Instruction..
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-16

. PROFESSIONALLY the best sustained toofk
~ the kind IL the World.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-16

They are perfectly
harmless, can be tx
En- by Young OF old
without nestrniDt Of
diet or occupation.
PRICE &c CEETa.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-16
GOING NORTH-

TRAIN No 2 connects At Nashville win
n, c. d #. Louis Z. Z. West for Memphis.
n Lebanon junction with Knoxrilie and
Richmond Branches; al Cin- Junction with
l., G d L. BY for Tire North and East; Il
Louisville with .. q n. BY and J., NJ d l.
Z ' for the North, Eass and Wet
TEAM No connects 81 Glasgow juno
ton with trainrto and from Glasgow; atCave
City with Stages 20 and from q Mmmofh
Caves - Louisville with I. G. d. L.. J. n. a
J. and o. a n. L. rs for the North and Easf
TRAIN No 2 connects a. Glasgow June.
. and from Glasgow Il Cave City 20 and
from Mammoth Gave
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-16

sIlcs Encamrueut. No 81. mcfis ~
6onday night 20 each month a li.''
Ppm Buneh. IS.
Puiaski Lodge. No us, noofs 81 " ff'-,y
nlrri; A n Carter, = q; Z Boz. a -
CamTbc.lfrilie Lodre, @ q p jane
c4mrnef.h O. D 3 Hnrne 8 Sea-
a. % A.. W.
Mystic Lodge Ne, meets every 2 W.
day night. r Wilship. A W Wis L
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-08

There IN larger furre uf rle,kn III the
White llo,ine, under President Hayes,
il,nn ever before There IL tln Private
mt. Mr.. linden. Mr.. We'll, Hay,r II
confidential secretary, nlNl rol, cnrlin
,s military secretary, Tlr latter l,nn
general rl,nrse u tl,c mail. ninl receives
md "OPENS MI letters n,ni newspapers.
Maj. Hniilsl,, WIN wan arlointe, q lay.
master by 0rnnt. remains nj tlir White
House, nn,l tler. ar' THREE Olllrr clerks
nMi two stenoHrnpltrr~. Til. makes Il
personal xtafi ii ncnrly dozen rernone,
where there hayr lsrn lrss tl,un hall tli.
number heretofore. People WHO lave
,Avuaiun to write tO tlr President will lr
plrnsr,l t. h.ar TINT |, IL thr desire III
Mr.. Hayes Il, rslid Al, nilsW.l ~ every
letter H. receives, M mntt.t What itH
rurln,tt. 'I'l1.fr II large amount ~
niail matter received ~ tl,n White llonsr
,,sl, ,las Which ,l"s n,,. property relate
IL III. pi,blie business 4 thousand lnu.
pl. write H. tn President nl,unl their
uNn pfivat. epnsrnA nltl MpiIlsf tint
they ~ MT Het nll answer. II ~ answer
rpllra. Heretofore Ill riell letters l,ase
hen thrnwn iniu the wnst.t hurk,t. lIui
President lIayes directs TINT II respectful
reply bc m,ni Ia every LITTER. however
irrelevant. i'hiv requires Rood ,l.al of
rleftenl wpfk Then President Hayes
wnnts tic newspapers CAREFUL, rena anil
hin secretaries have begnn Il series ~
mrnp.lnuks for preserving nisl, nwsrA
pr publications ~ urc II intsr.rt ~ 'lns
White llnline. TIM " tMp elatkh nie
kap' employed nnwt ~ tle time ~ this
lniHiur.H alOln'. ,lhs inM administrator,
tnk.s \ Klrnl many papers, n,,l sssii,H Vi,
aim ~ keep w.ll.iniurn.I conserving
ils feeling u tir rnunsry, Washing.
Ion Ifff,r n H,~ftH if,ruf,i
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-08

A ts~at Mshsttntl, iltms paat,ts. tart, lat
Ns,l ieas,,staneesis hsls ihe lu.l,as. ,at, III
hi. inWn NJ. tsssA is rtinas.-l al +2sa.twn.
rlrsh.r.ma.eh fr 'he championship II
,hr wala lstv.e,, iaus. ~ i.ra,klsh, anil
Martins, ~ England, has l,lsi la,f contested
III NM isik uf the fvtt,snln. .anHs PLAYED
,la Anu tiran VIM snrse and ,hr ruel,.l,tlhu
me. rsi,4se l~is,g itaaia Iin winner IN \
nsf. issl ~ 'a.sar..
tsla C,s,ss. accompanied ls his vii, has
s.aftt III sesaRe ar,os- the Nlantic ip,m
Npv ihslfutl MAJ, IA q i,oat unls ,arn,, tt,,
leiiR.
According I'll ltisnFrE fiirnl.lsd In ilW ID
patlmi.h IA Nnsisutngr, "A Wn Wnsl,uAi,a, ,ilninR
Nj, YEAR isit ihra wr t,AH., fasi lisEs lu.i ls
disease il, III. i'nit,l stnl,e, tsrrN.,,ing d
lnu,ls ,ain. ~ hi,sa, laai, ~ anss.i,isl ~ ihu
sim ~ iltp NAlrnl ~ ,rtk rlssitni ttsan tit.
tlni.l STATES. Illntlr las latn llpi piinr,,ai
sufferer, having iaa n,n II lhc ,u,ur
amount. while indiana, Missouri anil Iu~a have
alea sustai,.sl heavy h,r.s f,,m ilr l,,g
.i.et,usl ms ,lisases
lh. i'aride Mail Complain. steamship Kan
flami~ep risi,A ntnrrn Panama aui Sail
ffaues.n. irf.nlls HslacL esa,e.alp,i raa III
ni.lsWp an anl s.t, ,iuwn II, une hour aud TVS
iiluui,r, Fortunately nnl lises u.,,. lost ilttHh
all of tl,rn III il, n,mlai. lei ntro j, ln.s
ulolt, ard maiis ~ tl,m .stfs lrHus 'hss
ratuessc, t.la sM ttauei.su eas sstntl i,
stAl.nn,
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-, {. .,e., 60.
-, !, .,'.....',,. ''',,.'..
-, ,'',
's's "','''s ''''s ~" - W. ! &c = ''''"'
uaf lsIaeli'i-li friends hass lisi 'san l.'llt
llih Their ANIMAL si'lsNat" convention w NeN
hnth, nla ff.h ,he "slIesa, f.#,fis "e slpaa
those Statistics Number VI lsraeiles u, the
United states. api.tHh' yalsir raf church prop
.fis, +5.sv7, INN public tnriitnilusle niri.r
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-08

I'M eau,ui.s,.,,, a,,,.uiut.l i, ,u,n.li4st. III.
affair. If tlm Spw yo,t t.l,.t.an tIo,,.u lin.
made ra,llal rnlaai to ll,,s s.p,.iar. ~ III.
Treasury, Il..s recommend i, reduction ~ ~
M, r.nt. III III. working l.ara III ibn nIi,s,.
Thr practice ii l,astnE .ala,.- il, ,i,,ntip~ and
as.tsla,s alu perl,rn, III, t..ie.,,,niu 4I,le. il
alto mstk,.l ,l.,nu ior l,a.m,iu,aars, Will.
the ea,uit,asl,u IL s.,,,. IN il condemnation IT
t,,. system II political ap,nit,nnu,a, cl,a.af.
t.tsinu ii as p.i.im,,al,glnu Ii, IL lnltn,,r. ~,
Mi e,,,urt..l s,tl tla customs e.t.le. a,,tl al
clai.d tupt,,s,t,raur and l.tts l,,ait uflrtalip
rance. in.a,els,u, ai,i corruption ILe lr...
.lplp heartily apisu,.a tl r,,,eIusi.u ~ tli.s
eaun,,.a,.,n. puI ea.slall, .llt,.ts that b.r..
att, III. .,.,aailun II ,.,llli.a shalt no, gn...n
i, a,l,ft st.l4l,in.ut. ii r,lu,,lina,. p,,~,i,i,.
,n ll,a lielain ii,l,A,~, a,nl tint ihu ,rncile. III
l.,i,,g nrp.s.t,.,,,H ~. ,a,.il,.al pt,p,.es #at
IL, discontinued.
n i. t.ls,ri,,, that Ati.,tne, a,e,ural p.,et,s
il i. In, rendered. m. ,asau, ara, an tle su.
~, n,p lrnell.
Tnr rn.l.tlll. D.iart,psnt In. lr,r,ied frnn.
ID. ,,eeni .i.elsl,u III a. III usm .m,.r a.i..l.
ti.in, ,l,..,4.,l, ,i,, n,.L,,,n, - aa...,t.,.
au.t. all l.a8. ALI .tl..attx !. t.i
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sV'h, hAH f.ei'tsu III f9'11tApl W iTsIs'is't
iustAifattls
An hasiinH ~ ilts 1Altilat last Mtk II MHa
si.siIs 4 IL notify tin Mexican tsp..ritu.lit
tlat II must tak. immediate .t.a. Ia l,.seni
,a.,. a.,, =. IL. tita a,a.a. ,,,,,. T.... Aha.
.l. A. ts..,t a,... an ,.ll.
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warrington f'n'.*iHhnnit sasN th' Ilstl
.tHitt itaH AsttAt his ititfit,i. ~ advocating
l1fuIs tansr. ~ the r,lnulpi<ailpl, ~ silver.
A e,tlllilts tsAiui, III a. H. ntnt IL New ufatl4 Il,
! inspstlpai, ttr t'istu,u linals.
hi.t. ,sl.4l t,a... IL 4 H.. .,i ,,. -
f.... ,,.. II,
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W aN'is 1altf'aH Hfi@haf ~ nsaid W III
I'AAh hifist tfHi'iirs, M ull.s " tisi nafs
inau N#s htaal, VI, ai.l aIusd.d. W wh,ri tin
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-08

e " s i
Is 80 - I g. Hs II
teils s 4st sha IT. il
$500 A
y 81 gh As s. fs4@ saaa fssHA Il III
isssst8 w. Hes ! lYs4Hs. tsAs sseA
sHss1sHs b sa4 stA Aass - tAa @sa
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i@ A# 4 i III fsfta sttsas ~ vAN
tst #f t@A AssNl u III t4sl~s%sssa 'Aas
ftsa.s ~ N4t4 1AN t#sH hst suA i sfa
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st84ss Na Hmtati i fsthtAf
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sasssia 3 lstlsts5 II tls lsa.si "A i#sss q
II lsg H'ssgsaA '#eltt f8sissa Alastsft hs
pY~e .ss siw sv~e 4 j Il VI ,lsA' N it4ntssH
l.sN tvi~sa ~ ANaas4elisl aspa tnns l#4al.
tHfFHa saAi ~ Hsstist
III ! selstt ns tla lHfslsii IsiAeH IL III
iatHf Iss III N*tssas 81 Nns esnaatHs1
slfAs fnNtassa ws las4aua t4 asn ls4ssltit
e4t,ssiwtAst thai ~. h,i# ht ~Hsrs.abn anh
~ lnsns rnN4#eA aaHtirr'ntu ,# III
a'htt ~utls ,hat ssn i fis'ls iastnrti fa Nns
llstftup aisis III ,htleair elsusti a Nipa
So VI A4*itttfft& fA~f NA4hf 'ffH NH38ffffH 8As
sstash Is iinlt'iase st4i - lst~,us lill.sl ami
N'sasi mi, injured,
Iran liasaua II hs tnnsr "a isAet s.psssts.
tfstt4 'esvssn ,hr FlmmaIsla ttWt insurgents
Islints III lrAnre ~ hatihR hard TIN. jns,
pna isf iafitaa insnliluuls II rr*i,lsnt
MeeNal,en, tie editors u the lt,ti,tstl. ufi'aus,
have issa s.,is,n,d II tlsr mouths imiaisss,,.
ttfns a'rl si,HA lin NArerille. .i,ns has
rse,s.,l a,milaf t',aslhteut eul III, es,.
.lnt ~ ~ len Iltr',tlieas l'al~rS NJ itiIiginn
fnt ill. nfrr,i~. llasr tss, ii.rd s,u,, ani
ssni.nre,l ~ iifl,ea uatlI. alul twa ,.Nfs itl.
laiseIiinei,ii respectively. Prosecutions sf. /"
u instituted apainst ,th,r newspapers.
s.rhla ffrl.rira Matilda. aifo ~ William
Ill. King ~ Holland, II dead Hlr was III.
daughter ~ William L. KING ~ wnstel,hntH.
ald sss ~ yesfa nl,l u tlin time ~ hsr death.
III. President ~ tlW Paris II, tnnlsl has
ht,a arrested nn eluip. " msalilng rtrsl.
dnt NaeMal,um
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-08

The steamship tll, ~ Iittssuls. with iIs
Canadian pilgrims u, huafi fof ai,u.e saf,is
gf.at ansi.ly ~as III n,m Time f.i. ar,l..i
ssfsly VI hseflsnl lasi weak.
III England everything Ii n,ia and tlu wAs
agitation has alnmsl egnl.lcteiy died o,l. Tile
Government continues tl,a Hitting mt II mon.
fsNHf and tbG storing ~ prDsl~tniis and AN
munitions ~ IT. ssrtM,# naval ~iatinn~. Itus
ti.se ne ~imIty measures ~ Inecautio,, An
tiae pp~ms srs Anslo,,. 10 k.up il,en,r.is.. IL
feAdlsess foI any asslt.alliy hut ipu,s se.in.
I" spl#el,end tl,. lvs,hablII,, u \ general eou
hlet.
~ fta,Ir The riaia ~ affairs l,a# mt nnri,
improved, Int aIi danger III .its.t rifis lap
rsssal far il,a present., 1isrsmupt.i Asmt,.
lily awaits w diayulntlol,, siinnII Iii. r.nasp
Agna ~ II.
Wl,en tia steamship lni,ana, tsaline G.i,.
ssfAN And party IN llsrnnol. sA~ NEARING
tlta.I,Atu~D. 4 del,,taiIvn III trl.i,ln,g, went
oni IL meet her. 1ln instant d.n. tifaft wa~
recognized ha Mas greeted ~lsh si,re. .utln,ei.
asiie iiisll elutts. Ilu d.lsgaiian uff,tsd him
TIN huelatait.s NJ 4naei,stuai,, nnatking
Ina. sssty ,Illss. and hamlet In ireland lad
rusondsd With lasia.a ~ hia llAnm, aud
.plld ~elrHM hin, with All In warmth,
and fandm characteristic III The iIisl,
l.artir, the es.i'serl,lrni met Viii, Al,
snihu.las,,s nsstAlh II lA,efl.2i fhpl
sands ~ taopis ~sse e.,llHesai ~, thu dueke Il,
~ .thH Rlaai fsukeH HeInrAl, and When ~,
tla itrt linn hr l,ITrsi fDsh ~ l'flll.h ~al ii,
distinguished ,l1itt VA Rtsat~d with r,m.
.esrlun ~ deAf.nlng sl'nta that sIlnnpl ift.l
him ffUtn llIs fs.t.
Tho announcement made ~ eabI1. aolna two
~ thtss wrsks seu. thai thu roaA ~ Pm, ii,
Holth AHstEa, had l,etn Visited ~ ser.,uei,
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irI. Henry a. WarI. ~ Rochester
University, Inns recently returned frpu
MI extended scientific tn III Europe,
A~ia and Afre.. liz ilm course II which
le has Travelled nearly a4,ltNl mil.s. a,tl
collected specimens TINT iill III, park,ns
boxes Fuilfi.a'n III tlrAs ipssts contain
tlr 'rnmrwork III r'prAl,,riiri, II tln
great Stuttgart naslaslun, measuring III
iect IN lengtl, Hsnl III fcet Ia I..iplh. Tn
t.,sks air Z. irr, long. When tl,o nlas.
inlon WIN innud In tlls far North. the
homes wern iml1aldc,l In ire iii i Rrnt
depth irum ihe surface, nlI ihr entire
frame Wnn IN MI excellent state III prrn.
rrsatinn. EVEN ihr l,air II IN hide lring
ninl murh ~ thu iienl, Iii
nlirll perfect condition. nltsr remaining
for agrs in tts lns,l III Ire, TINT wolves and
logs were rudy ~ ,lsyonr II wl,sn " wnt
uneartl,ei,
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Ifin. l'elrpi,one.

Iia l,l,rhni. II quickly Working u,u
i p,4t Eit'tl application. \ ifiHlatl Huin
l'aIf u pttrtnl 81 faaas'i i.lspirnte
r.mnltnieAt tae9N ii 45 nta "a I
twenty lnl,a arll. ~ advantages 40
TIM Fsi hrl'H, y liillrl Hf. rai.t rts
rii,sA 4 III ia a'.W iW n, nus p
maalrr"i All rftauN COMMUNICATIVE
uls,I4 t..rii. iaa | li,l,nnr if4tn.lnilN uaH
~ tNN 'si'.ilfti Nnftsr il lnshni, iaN 'ii
fIstfap't' 4'lApaiitisia isfirs nai 81 III
tllHii tMpuiy ~ psi,t nAn uutlissl lil ~
uin ration nu iHsinrs nsaslsI iNa iel..
l,lnna- r.iiitr,iing iWr lt,niHh nlAs W.
ieaHsM l'r So lnr yunr, lnr company
kspH tlie Instruments il, MtAing nr.lsr
II tntist 'r nlrlsInllpl TINT tlr rental
mentioned al,psa II fur the ,iHn uf tie
telephone instrument. Autograph lnr
whfn required will 800 tr III 800 Az
slJ) per mile.
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Tie palm l.r H.nt III lpalihittihtsA, il
tl.m iisula.a II. nafI / 5nstltlaH IL elpiis,
iaut lrl H,, u II thr'sIlatia. eift ~
mnslun-ly lpN lllp ~ RiAisFf Nii
ftnil..t uiltr. IN nA,tnH Mi. tatat,p,
nl,i,a euMlp uAi III atlff ", t.ta vlati ~
Htt ssAu innr.Aaa lfainH Isnlntl II.
ntli t'tr lraisril Minus ,l Rtt enn lfig
W.T., thu nnei.iat i, ii lptlsiuH nsi The
4u.1. Ne0' isft h'ts nit,g 49,.
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III. lsiae reduction ~ w.. siel,I siusing ",
nin'th Il partly explained u, ,lu f#e. Thai large
s,,ns arr In. III ihs navy, AMI In ihe mrrs.
sAtt sst~n~~ " plh,t departments. hnl fot
~hlr,, there u 10 appropriation, Tlr urii.
mary ,lrrrras. II she ,ieit il ts,WH.nU tie
estimated smeam III decrease ~, aeeain, ~
dsilfte'ry IN appropriations, i,,eitilnR .ie pa,
u sln na,y, il +i,p~i,a,i total decrease,
tO.psn. 2T2.
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The Worlds Health.

liz ,sill II April marked til tlnA, a
Ml,at may ruilgllly hr rnllri Tin Iirni
ont'.thiri ~ tn present seHf. 1lliL
une.tl,ifl embraced saHp IL til tniltnl
weather If tho tasls.muilh, III. nn,Ai
trying MitiA fl sanstnr,lse iHsnlldlF,
nlll tn nttl.leil ,,lMns,n 1ili trs4ainslntm
storms Witch ilaii,ss slipiiilltisa nn,l L
kindred liHrntna II NAV tniris II lihpu
lh'fs'ls,r,', Ha representative i,i'tAl u.
tin preparation = tn.ttllss siri,rs
l.tin,rte received In tlp esl,lt.ail NJ hh
INN dat " rf.tttiilla tlRt dnie $50 ~
s,tils III ,lp t0ts.llaR rii,r II In Mltltl
IT. ipllsMln4 ,fsl1, raitA respectively
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'l'lH.r n.AIu.a w.ta rssl,lls tal.a, ftpl, tl..
IAtl III steaurt e.ii,,is. tin. ls mub ranl.
,p,n.sl II allIi.. aud blacks a.ll hanged ~ tin
lint IL tn. With traeeseains, Tiny Nsf.
charged With III. uHt,lef II Mis thamlllsr.
III. mhlrnI l.liA l.lAals.