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A Reign of Peace.

1t was forty Yeas June 20, since Her
Majesty succeeded to the crown. Only
-four other s"vereigns of England have
reigiIed as long-namely, three Kings,
each of whom was the third of his
lame (IIenry ILL.,, Edward Ill. and
George ILL.,, and Queen Z l.zabeth. To
the English of II former generation the
most II INA kable circumstance in II
forty years reign would have been held
II be the fact that we were at peace, or
not at war with an EQUAL Power, for
thirty-eigLt years of il. Take the pre-
ceding forty years Q707-ls37), and we
find England at war for sixteen of them
with tirst-r.te Powers. Take the forty
preceding them Q75I-9I) and we find
England ut wan for eighteen either
with France. Spain or her own colonies.
Even between I'LL and 1857, Il period
which includes the pacific administers
tiou uf Walpole, We were nearly twelve
years III Il state of more or less active
wl'tare Il Il ling a civil %coniictl. Be-
tween 1917 and Ills the country was
nineteen years at war with foreign enc
mics. London Paper.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE
A FIGHT FOR MILLIONS ENDED.
Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines at Rest from q
Litigation Of Forty Years.

On yesterday expired the time for the
def. ndants IN the Gaines suits to file
their bonds of appeal from the judg-
NIT rendered against them by Judge
Bi. n !, ard as no bonds have been
fileu ..re struggle of over forty years. so
lieroically male 10y this remarkable
woman, may be said to have ended. In
truth the abandonment of the appeals
10y her opponents il All admission of the
hupelessiirss of reversing tile decision
recognizing the execution and validity
of the will of Daniel Clark in 1913, de-
claring Myra To he his legitimate child
a,id sole heiress, and, us such, entitled
Ia the large amount of property held by
the defendants. Believing that, in the
happiness Of her final victory, the geiier-
u element nf her character will lessen
the misfortune of those who suffer by
her succ' 81, we congratulate Mrs.
Gaines on ut last reaching the goal of
her life's struggle. Wonderful, in
deed, must be her feelings this sabbath
morning, as she enjoys for the first
time since she learned of her parentage,
u day Of free anxiety. New Orleans
Picayuue,
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at a Boston banquet a man sat where
lie could lave the President pointed out
to him. He sat in open-moutiied amaze.
ment, and saw the object of his gaze
swallow glass after glass of native
wines and champagne, and made note
of every drink that Was taken, and
just as he WAS thinking the Present
must certainly 6" under the table every
minute. he discovered that he had been
watching IL Boston Alderman all the
time. and had never had Il glimpse of
the President IIawk-Eye.
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The s~tone-throwing rascal is at work
along the lines of the railroads, espec-
tally in New England, and the railway
companies are organizing Il police force
to stop the dangerous practice of break
ing car windows While the train is
,aSSinp
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Among the curiosities taken from a
Nevada mine are a piece of sandstone
with grass roots still clinging to it, and
showing native silver all owe its sur
face, prtrified wood impregnated with
ruby silver, and a mass of pure chloride
of silver.
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what Happened nt u Game of nrnw Poker
a CONFIDENTIAL tIrrk Ruined.

f,oa, u, c1ng, Tina.
Tho occurrence tD which | refer hap
pcncd during ihG lal''r ngri ~ tn' Wnr 3 tn ",
TIA time, the guest 81 a loyal pollicinn 81 some
nots. We in my fricnd's house at about 10
T. Vi and taking "a ear. got Ut at one of the up-
town cross sircnts Twrnty-third, think and
~ .endrd the steps oi ilnc inarnlc-iront dwell
r,7,rrd man a1nio tn tho door and after *
changing certain cnbali-tic signs and pa~s-
words with my friend, u-h"rcd lis w stairs into
"a spacious. elegantly furnished room.
-Four gentlemen W re- mt the table. PLAYING the
fascinating and Elusive game If poker Three
al them nodded 60 my !riond who returned
l1'ir thlul .u'hs, ana cNpllihvh t9 me s"hy
rocc that they were respectively a Wall street
operator, q cotton broker, and "A Junior partner
ia n Wholesale diyguud- house. tho fourth party
being a stranger 10 him. This latter was Il
young fellow ~ about - we'll dressed hand
some. and evidently comparative novice at
Tie stakes wore high; porcntous stacks Of
CHIPS and nuuk notes w're piled hgiorc cnrh
player. and the sol faces of the gamblers bcip-
kcncd that an unusually stin game was IN
progress
players had seen the hands. the young stranger
said, with smile AMI wave oil the hani, iN-
cusc me, gentlemen. but allow me - n-k II we
are plnying with the sequence Hush 1t Is Gus
tonary. is It not tu settle that matter. ana we
WHY" said the cotton broker. you have not
." Tint remains To he seen said the boy
II was agreed that the sequence flush should
hands. | saw startled expression flash across
llarrys face ~ he looked intently ut his cards.
llilid not draw, nnd when his opportunity came
raised the Wall street operator Hoo. me
broker raised Hurry ,.2OO The Wall street
party. "a largc-honcd. ycnow-~kiuned IN
dividunl. with no more expression in
his ~icly .countonance than there Is
IN brick wall. came IN again and raised; nnd
the thing began To- gct Interesting. The betting
grow heavy. Finally the cotton broker weak,
cncd ana laii DOWN hui Naii siitr,el Mh9 d.,
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Mtttlnes
Rtlidlcus Notltts.

GRAND UNION RAIL, 40 IN az near san
" 81 -tfnni pfH~H nINtt if- tu nAlf tnNiuN.f hN
" B.nic, r'cachns i.mgrrow oct q. lN r. rev
Reeve lAtiun fton Cod AZ =, T. Tac li. Afuaie
God ' Temperance meeting ~ a's T.
- EOPE>ED-Go-ltl lrii~ ami pra,0r nrrun-.
II every Thursday evening az BON Alhfs-. slI " IS
'aiii = al are welcome. Road Nal IA Miss For
81 D.
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Sablnos Sanks.

NEW M>rERDAN saving, Rank icpo,.irr.
~ -t q Co. tll iui 'N iN f"ii -'rfl il.
ielI. / p,f cont uls % illli, ilnin - \ tnHr
kl'I ARID HENr. Receiver
IINPENN1 SAVINGS BANK, Broadway amt
- VISITOR .HlIi~INtl 900 l-ft flHh ftn NtNl
ffuu irA " tl~ - ll,rDtu.- o. s.,ntlf.. riftl
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Excursions.
Gbr Gurt.

4 WODD PAHh. SOW Nuk First
n % sutr annual hiuturr~ nN, NN. ont les n, Is
DO uui 20 Horses Will hr called each day At u T.
Admission ~
CATS ~ HNRNNRn President
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kusinrss { bantrs.
Nouss tulmsbma,

DANIEL O'FiREEII, 90 -tn as. near
a. I- Il ~ Nlilht. NutIS, tthplNG. "u
assortment lu fNrrltr 4 hu-r lot oi mad up Bru,.
-.I- .ul I'M lun Carpets .hDtp i0r cash
(RENI BtRGifsS ~ FURNITURE,
- tAltlii- AND hiNilND.
af IAiN NNN ntp~ frrnt West Slr u-tllmcnt House,
sos --~ anal 800 Hudson q tHrurr 1871 |mr.
DATRICK O'FAWRTLIs. -o7 B.w,r,. G.t,ry
I urrNN -ifnr hulIiu- Furniture. ,i4Itt-, AC., uu
Nr,hN 1r month";, m.tlim,n-
W HEhLI AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
W fihHn fnl urntHrN ri-. Aft h iiu.. SVui Tor
illustrated url'r list fuU.s -rlliA rrdftni.
tONPERTlIW An A 60 $. g., chatham 81
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Amustnltnts.

1mustmtnts.
DARN THEATRE.
Henry e Abbey al ,,....,,, lessee ana Manager
SOTILRN
CRUSHED rRSGEpiAS
Ggs oi. M epan rom gyS 'lSI inT n
nEcoSsrRUtiiooiSS m"' be o'a''' nnEEcoSsrnucrioS
,rrrrrm rrnr1 g2SPAyn oGcFE 14inn ~cnUsmrpr
CA wM19. ,~,,tn,onA
viii Voc pre- .cn,od ocach lldy
SrEtNWAY HALL, nR l. p,MRosoh
s,rrRFh yi3yi,alh ,ihNNlliVoWV i,iriStrs
Is }Afirp'i23' odtif ~ i!i'''
oq cScrS loow nt 1a,YIds a. ''Wt 1nc,tps
rRN moiu'nt Over dnry oftbc mic T6on,a. orchestra
''' ISiSFSf sooiIo',ilsl's9 aad GeANp cnorusrs
o, ,, ,,,rr si4r,S o., ~ NJ sey,l iiali @ny
subscription t,kcts g. og ,iN concerts al SuinwN Hail.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION.
9aepda4eys lletM,snoM anl qlm:s,,
w6ShfRftL1 iiStE>iioSs of iiiE YEAR
Many r ri'g' s.IrfifaRISG" rEiErnd,SSr.' "'
for the u.c oi visitor, without CHARGE
Thirteenth REGIMENT BAND ,Brcoklym
Single admission 80 cent. children % cents
Coupon uckcs 9admis-ion. q o. r..,.,,.
coGion iicEc. 10 1imi..ion' g ,o'
B"'AhHsHf'SAhS ,i %%ftS%f AIMEE
Matinee icc.-Orchc.ira and balcony, 81 admission
THIS sAr'H9AfI SfIl riRfG MI H. 4 Hm'
Aimee in two English cong.
MONDAY NiGliT-LE PErr FAUST
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The aulhoro London Assurance"
BOX ofcc open daily from \ A. to4pM
Carriages ma, DE ordered AT 10 -
Union saUARE THEATRE.
.ol NJ i; gAat Iifi, H92gE
l2, WHICH on ai SAlhHR cSEst %orsroS' pre- s
''"u"- Miss N's' FwS S Sw az Go " . e. "'"'0" IN
GEAS>pp o TX Ht,} TJorsri and v,n,,,,,
1IG . iN .l ton m, 1 Yam 5J
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Doors open y>e Nib EFsgs $}siSS "'' at CLOCK
NJ. e. e now ,Ep rnr,N -''senmne southern
iuk,N .in the great plantation scene
- "a Bit6NDwhi BEGiSSas
MArlNIEs WEDNESDAY NSp SATURDAY
FAMILY VAUDEVILLE THEATRE OF AMERICA
ADMISSION a,ccnt- Hc-cryri -,a,. 90. ami ,oc
GRAND CONCERT EVERY SUNDAY EyENlNa.
EAcnr Tmry,rHr. "roa,E' }S.,i f 2, ,;r
'NoNnAy'' o' Ht'ii IT, ioR o>f WEEK oNLS '''"'
ii1@@ X 'oi5 lairiao Ga
hua'' 81" comb ~, ~. p.,. .,,.,.,,,,
mrs Sew, aqa Em@. ...l IA. $50
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dllaitbrs ano srU,lrn.

" NrtIIES. Tin largest assortment Of American
w NH.iIIl NAuhr. 90 Che city. Ht laW pri,c-.
\ ~ MILL a go ! .127 Broadway
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RsalGatt.
*or Sale anO 90 Get.

OFFICES TO LET scconl story ~Hn hulln'
Jffuni lil roar. wei n.f"i unl >t.NNl heated APP
IIN uf ~.n lulhratunu if NI.-if ini fIHH, nrt 81,
STDRE 1'l Washington ST. r,nt 80. also ulrc apart
- mrut. u .tflf. marble uan'i- rent from - % -
I'uE STORE /" Nassau II. sun hmilm-. o. let
i -utlhs ur hhuNln-, iu-ultu. ur general hN,ncss
steam h,iici Alpy al thc sun Publication oiicc. 10
II
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tNEHICAN TEMPER NNtE UNION
n liIHr D. r.IuN i iht ufi t'H li.t stephen NHrrIt
wI lecture iu lHr.t lIlI ilaNtt Institute ~Nni .t
ufiN.t collection AZ fnt uuur.
= h iuNhils. secretary. NnN. Pro .iirnt
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lillRfl = rllRulrll TRAINS FNcu WV DAILY
lllEEE nfrOis Is rlILAnElpiIA
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STtINwAy HALL MATINEE.
- 10 DAY. SAIt NDAN OCT ~ AZ J.. NJ
THEODORE THOMAS MAflNlL
ONLY GRAND FOfl LAR MATINEE
Inst appearance Tut one ui tn highly -uctr~.iul 49,
ORIGINAL SWEDISH LADIES VOCAL OF AkIET
MASTER LEOPOLD Ll'llfENbEkG.
the Young American Violin Niruusu received with great
enthusiasm ut his dc hut
THEODORE rHOMASS ORCHESTRA.
Composed u the leading artists of both the sew York
fnha1m.nic so,,iy and the nmer Lngna, rrchc 'Iia.
TUESDAY EVENING, utIbBER 2i. NIN
FOURTH GRAND FOft LAR CONTEXT
AMI last appearance oi tile swedish Ladies' Vocal
quartet
re sale of reserved seats for o these concerts will
commence THIS MORNING at the HuN Onilr ui SirinwnN
~ I'll q Sfhiruer 1ui HroidwaN 4 Schuhcrih Go
- MON square, and at the Theatre Ticket ONCE Ill
BrutdwHN
L'IFTU AVENUE TUEtrhE. OPERA
GRE AZ SUCCESS or Ni~S NiiNiiI.E
AND rliE HESS ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
MATINEE TODAY At .
THE BOHEMIAN GlRI
MISS MELVILLE, MR. Scguin. litnrN pr1Nr. &. "
Turner. Edward Svgun Tom Nhncn
ENLARGED cIlORl~ AID ORCHESTRA
THIS EVENING ATS ruI BOHEMIAN GIRL
Mis- MELVILLE ....... AIRLINE
wifi introduced song. " fo. Hear the G,ntic Lark
Mr. WILLIAM CASTLE rilApDEUs
tt'On Monday the Last Great ftrisi1u Comic opera.
NORM
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CENTAUR
L[NEMENT'S.

one thing is nov thoroughly established. Never
since man suffered and human aggnCic, a.IcWstcd
pam, har there been anything which went so tar ~
pain anullatur and curative agent IS the Centaur
Ilnemcnts These lincmeuts have within the past
year cured more case, Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Suh Joints Cakcd Breasts, SweilingS, Poisonous
Bites, Lame Animals etc. than all Othcs remedc,
combined. A. the name Of ,cn,auT implies half
horse and halimsu, thchc name the Centaur Line
nrnts are for man and beast. But not the same
linimcnt. The White Iinment is for. man the
yellow for horses and animals. Herein this
l.nnent differs from other remedies, although
some Of the ingredients are alike in each, They
contain the wcl-knOwn witch hazel arniCa, ClrhOl-
iC, rock oil, mentha and other powerful ingredients,
WIN. II llickoN, rector Of st. Johns church,
Wakefield, Clay county, Kansas, wrltIs: MANY
years have been suffering from weak back, caused
from a Sprain more than ~ years ago. | have not
lyund anything 70 relieve me until comm cnccd the
use OF Jcnt2ur Incmcnt. feel it my christian
duty Uniform you that by its sonde rful effect, am
entirely relieved OF pain. January 2ld, 49,,
MessSr'. J' Mcclure ~ Co.,, druggists, Cincin-
matt, o., says
'TeamstcrS pronounce the Vel low Cent,ur lini-
rnent superior to any thing they have ever used.
We sell several dozen bottles every month"; and the
salc is steadily increasing -
These are only samples OF thousands upon thouS-
ands of similar testimonials reaching us every
month. NJ the extracts, embrOc ations, SayeS
AMI Oln,mentS IN existence not doing one tenth
the good which is dohe by these admirable Gem
taur l.inments. For frost bites s,ings cuts itch.
0 rheuln. etc., nothing is Ike the Ccn,aur Lini
mcnt, white wrapper. For SPAWN, ring bone,
Sweeny, wind gals, poll evil. scratches, etc, on
horses the yellow Centaur Linimen, Is equally.
good. They are certain in their effects, they are
pleasant to use they are handy and they are cheap.
No family should he without Ceu,aur lnhncnts.
They are worth one hundred times their cost,
j. Is. ROSE n CO., III Dcy street, New York.
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The Hungarians are outspoken IN
their sympathy with the Turks. Reocn,
Developments have compelled careful
watchers OF events on this side of the
water, to withdraw their sympathies
from both sides. The Muscovlte so
nearly RIVALS the Mussulman in acts Of
heartless and atrocious cruelty. that
civilized humanity watches the struggle
WIN feelings OF horror An rules OF
civilized warfare have been ignored:
prisoners on either side-the wounded
Oh Inc battlefield and in the hospital
nave been murdered under clrcun-
stances Of such savage cruelty, that ,hc
impulse OF enlightened nations is "a
yield to the pleas ofhumanty. and there.
fore put stop to such scenes of ,endis,,
slaughter. The BASH Baaonks arc Sim.
ply devils lncarnate.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

=, some are genuine unless the signature Of J
UIydOck Us agent for th. InIt,I STAT. .ur
roGEos each box OF Pills, and Ontment 4
handsome reWan will be given to any one rem
aerlng such Information as may lead 10 the
detection ofany party or parties cOuntericiting
NJ ineilrlHe5 UE vending the same, knowing
them 10 be spurious.
- sold al the mandatory OF Profe, sor HoL.
Lo"AY " Co., New York, and by all respectable
druggists and dealers IN medicine Throughout
the civilized world. in boxes al ~ cents, ~
cents and 81 each.
AZ There Is considerable saving by taxing the
larger sizes.
\, B.-Direccuus for the guidance Of patients
IN every disor!.. are Affixed 10 each box
Office, IL liberty St., New York
ISw-Dec u
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I..S0s 10 PROFIT Hy, AND 4
,ylVsLNt, lU HFfp.


Itisafact from which useful lesson
may hcdrawn. that those Cairo business
men and manufacturers who made
small beginning ana enlarged Their
facilities for trade ani business as their
capital and the demand OF trade required,
have, as rule, been successful. IL Is
also a fact, from which IA wholesome
ra,uag has been evolved, that those
buSin IS men, traders and manufacturers
who commenced on larger scale than
their capital, or the apparent wants OF
the community authorized, either failed,
or won success at the end of an exhaust
I'VE struggle. Residents OF Cairo have
only 10 look about them 70 lind. a iuil
veriilcation Of these statements. The
heaviest business firm OF. the city, to-day,
commenced operations, sixteen years
ago, on ready capital OF less than one
thousand dollars. Its gross business now
exceeds S3UO.000 per annum. The
leading mercantile house of Cairo made
a commencement thirteen years ago on a
capital of less than TWO thousand dollars.
This same house now is doing business
of over 100000 per annum.
One Of the wealthicst men o, Cairo
came here twenty eight wears AGO. with
less than two hundred dollars in his
pocket, At this time this same man is ia
st,lucnt circumstances; and he owes ms
success to the tact that he never "rdshel
the market" but limited ls operation.
by the demand, Of trade.
All the rich men OF Cair". to-day, were
poor men twenty-five years ago; and we
can say OF caro-, what can be san OF no
other city IN America, mat We nave no
men OF means among It's VINO ana 10.
build up their fortunes, through use 81
the opportunities presented here in the
course ola legitimate business. No tor
tunes have been won by Cairo business
men by ~ twist Of the wrist or by any
"suddcn smiles OF fortune; men hay"
grown wealthy here By legitimate means
only, and that mare OF ihcn are not
rich becausr eye COrid bur We would
not"
To-day, no locality in the Mississippi
valley present, better opportunities tor
the exercise Of productive inGu stry than
the city OF cairo. In no instance that We
can call to mind. has any industriou.
mechanic husinrs, man or mannfartnr.
%, u.ho mail. hi, .a,r,s s,,roro
w ""0 "'''' 'f""l'
Will "'' means anu l''e "ch'"l'S
oi Tue 'raue' l'lle" 10 VIII
aiuIl rccompense Tor his labor. Inc en-
peElcnce OF every sober ana industrious
mechahlc anu iaoof'hg t'ah VIII verify
inns assertion
Ana what more co''id DC saIo OF any
o''S III 'iic -n'ss'ssippi "'ie9 : ou94''ess
lile'' anu h'cc'l"l''cs' manufacturers ana
Iaoo'e's nave ia'''o mere is elSe"hefe'
pul NeIllslst ohIE upon "Ndt we KNOW,
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h,,Ale Of Timothy OC.Iitnau. dere1.eI-
The Undersigned, having been APPOINTED
aIuInIslralriG Of the estate Of Timo,ly
O'Cailahan, late OF The county Of Alexander
ani tate u! Illinois, deceased. hereby gj,e.
notice that she WIN ap0car before the
county court OF Alexander county. at the
court house IN Cairo at the Augu., term.
on the third Monday in Augu-, neat, Al
"hIrh TINE all person, having claim,
against said estate are notified and re.
I"estrd to attend lor the purpose Of hay.ug
The me adjusted. Al person. Indebted
10 rhii e'tnl" are requested 70 make imm..
dilt" pay meni 10 The Undersigned
Dated this l1,h day Of Juuc. A. ID. ls7-.
BRIDGET o. LAILNH,S.
NJ WI" Administrative
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For Stomachs Out of Order.

NO medicine VIII SO eAeciually improve the
lone OF the stomach as these Pills; they rrmuye
al arIdlty occasioncd either by incompetence or
improper u!rl they reach the liver aAd reduce
~ healthy action ;thcy sle wonderfully efbcs.
''u0s IA eases OF spas min tact they never tail i'm
."Ilhs all Disorders o. the liver bEi stomach
HOLLOW AVS PlLLS are the best AuOWn in
Tie world Tor The following diseases Nguc
A-'uma, hH0us Complaints, ElutChts on The
>t.u, Bowels Consumption. Debility. DTor.u
lly-eulery, Eryslpcla', Female IrIrgularitlr.
FoNers 81 all kinds, tIl,, Guul, Headache, ndi-
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Bot for that despotic feature of the
late strike that sought to compel salts
fled men to abandon work, the strong
arm ofthe law and the military power
would have lain dormant, and the strike
would have maintained IL hold on pub.
lie sympathy.
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OF the scyenty-siy thousand mile. Of
railroad in the United States over eleven
thousand, 0. more tnan one seventh,
are IN the state Of Illinois. Twenty
eight years ago ,herc was not single
mile Of railroad track in the state.
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WHAT has become of the second Great
"counted.in,' Hon. William \. Wheeler.
He has dropped below the surface, and
Is as completely out OF the public mind
as he could be were he filling mission
70 the farther India.
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