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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-05
Especial Correspondence OF the Republican
FROM WASHINGTON.

Gamblers of Washington on the Ragged
EdKe-AlIeRed COlIusion With the PO-
lice DepartmeBt-PRnic a the National
Theatre-The Latest Treasury Rob-
berry Weather and So
c1ety.
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The Senate
Xiv after twelve o'clock the Sens'e
a quorum and was ready for bust
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-05

The House passed the bill granting q
pensiOn of S. mouth to the soldiers and
ssilors of the Mexican, Florida and Black
hawk wars and their widows. It excludes
persons under political disabilities.
morton. of Texas, directing inquiry into the
purpose for which troops have been sta
tioned in Washington was objected to on
the R-pu blican side Of the House and was
therefore not received.
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-11
YEGETlNE
PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
Renovates and Invigorates the
Whole System.
ms MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE ALYEg!AAT II VI,
TONIC, SOLVENT AND DIURRTIC.


VE0ETINE is made exclusively from the juices of
carefully selected bark and herbs and strongly
concentrated that IL viii eectualiy eradicate from the
system every faint Of SLROFLLd, SCR0FLL0US NJ
NOR, TUMORS CANCER DANGEROUS HUM0R.
ERYSIPELAS SALT RIIELAL SYPIfILITIC DLSEA-
SEES GAMER F4LNTNESS A T THE STOMACH and
all diseases that arise from impure blood: hCLaTIoa,
INELAMlfA TORY and CHRONIC RHEUH4 TLS3l,
NEURALGIA, G0UT and SPINAL COMPLAINTS can
only be effectually cured through the blood.
For ULCERS and ERUPTTPE DISEASES Of the
SKIN PUSTJLES PLMPLES, BLOTCIfhS. B0ILaS,
TETTER, SCALD-IYEAD and RING WORM VEGE-
TINE has never failed TO effect permanent cure.
Fer PAINS IN THE BACK. KIDNEY COMPLAINTS, DRoPsY,
FEAALE WEAKNESS, LEucoERHusA, arising from inter
nal liberation and uterine diseases and GENERAL DE-
sILITY, vEGETfNE acts directly upon the causes Of
these complaints 1t invigorates and strengthens the
whole system acts upon the secretive organs aays In
famnation liberation and regulates the bowels
For CATARRH, DYSPEPSIA, HABITUAL CosTIvKNEss,
PALPrTArI0s OF THR HEART, HEADACHE, PILEs, NER-
v0UsNEss and GENERA PRosrRATIoN OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM medicine has given such perfect satisfaction
the yEGETINE. II puries the blood cleanses all Of
the organs and possesses controlling power over the
nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by yEGETINE have
induced many physicians and apothecaries whom
know to prescribe and use 1t in their own families.
In fact vEGETINE Is the best remedy yet discovered
for the above diseases and Is the only reliable RL00D
PURIFIER yet placed before the public.
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AL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

If vEGETINE will relieve pain, cleanse, purify and
cure such diseases, restoring the patient to perfect
health after trying different physicians many remedies
suffering for years. isit not conclusive proof you
sufferer, you can be cured? Why this medicine per-
forming such great II works In the blood in the
circulating fluid. 1t can truly be called the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER. The great source of disease origi
mates in the blood and medicine that does not act
directly upon It, 10 purify and renoyate has any just
claim upon public attention.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-11

NEXT DooR---About Q o'clock yesterday
morning a farmer looking man entered a
store on Woodward avenue, having a jug in
his hand, and he said to one of the clerks -
81 want two pounds of nails and
"Next door," promptly replied the clerk,
motioning with his thumb.
The farmer entered the store next door,
placed his jug on the counter, and said
81 want a gallon of molasses and"
ssNext door," said the proprietor, notion
ing toward the grocery.
The farmer looked at him for minute
and then went out and re-entered the other
store. AS the clerk came forward again the
man with the jug remarked
'sWhy in blazes couldn't you have told me
in the first place that could get molasses
here and the nails next door What's tho
use of being so mighty high toned about
nothing ~
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-11
THE BEST Evidence.

The following letter from Rev q s Best Pastor Of
NJ. +. Church, Nntick Mass III be read with Interest
by many physicians. Also. those suffering from the
disease afflicted the of the Rev. E. s. Best
No person doubt this testimony there Is doubt
about the curative powers Of vEGETfNE:
NATIcK, Mass. jan !, 1874.
Mr.. H. r. STEVENS Dear Strive have good reason
for regarding your vEGETINE medicine of the great
est value We feel assured that IL has been the means
OF saving sons life. He is seventeen years Of
age for the last two years he has suffered from necrosis
OF his leg caused by trolous affect and far
reduced that nearly all who him thought his
covery impossible. council Of able physicians could
give but the fantest hope of his raying two of
the number declaring that he beyond the reach Of
human remedies that even amputat0n could not save
him. he had not vgor enough to endure the opera
ton. Just then we commenced giving him VEGETINE
and from that time to the present he has been contnu
ously improving He has lately resumed his studies
thrown away his crutches and cane and walks about
cheerfully and strong
Though there sim some discharge from the opening
where the limb laneed. have the fullest conf
dence that little time he will be perfectly cured
He has taken about three dozen BOTTLES Of yEGETINE
but lately but lttle he declares that he 10 too
well to be taking medicine.
Respectfully yours, E.s. BEST.
MRS L. r. r. REST
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Recommend n Heartigv.

SourH Boston Feb 7, 1870.
Mr. STEVENS: Dear Sir-I have taken severed bottles
Of your YEGETINE and am convinced II is valuable
remedy for Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaint and general
debility Of the system can heartily recommend II to
all suffering from the above complaints
Yours respectfully, MRS. MONROE PARKER, !.
$50 Athens Street.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-11

Speaking Of the position Of his political
friends in South Carolina Gov. Chamberlain
says !: " The Republicans stand on their legal
rights. They do ask the recognition and sup
port Of any government because il is Republi-
can, but because 1t is lawful. Not sentiment,
but legal principles not favor, but justice, is
the demand of the Republicans here.''
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-11

The editor of an Ohio paper publishes
the names Of his subscribers who pay up
promptly aaaer the head of Legion Of Hon.
Or" We think somewhat of adopting this
plan--just as soon as we can get name to
commence with.
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PREPARED BY DIR. 1. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS

vEGErINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Why do printers not succeed TO the same
extent as brewers Because printers work
for the head and brewers Coz the stomach !;
and where twenty men have stomachs, hut
one has brains.
Decorah-posten., 1877-10-04

@0et bar iea 10 iast Dem NOR
ges. life en-, mer, Here @ansc."
"Sa pii! - ia pitt" ~ltcnncne
Weuburger zoe CT en- retitanen
Mono -; men lea Onmrian, leg
bar life billet tro Sem. @icr life
en- itaftels Tnmiliefaoer uIpffeIi9 -,
tag Naalen tilba9s -, bpao ifal le9
meo ben, ies iaar life ii Daler for
ben"
Seq befla9er Gem. Sr. Nslibur.
Ger, men
"Ser, peo Sc bpab Naar Sc
treuser til Yen9e, laa oil ie9 Iaans
Gem 100 Oaler MOB en- billi9 8en.
te =. 10 psf. % en- Smnle @sIel."
"0et sier mig Onbt. men en- San.
bel CT en- Sanocl."
"$rr nit iibite Orb! Seq osb,
at Sc lite oil min ulpfte. Seq al.
Der Gem NaoIen tilbase. % tabor
10 psf. =; sip mig 1876 O0ler,
iaa or Saasn af0iort. Stencns ere
DOG maalie G9te."
"Waaife." ptreoe Studs l%atoniif ;
"fom meo Naolsn - Der er Yeu.
gene"
Weo rpitenoe SGneer allspersbs
Nsuburser Naalen % mooto9 Ysn.
gene. bporpoa ban anbeialene ila
mso mango But % SafN9ellsy, Ss'
par ierite Sang. ban bapbe siort CT
Sonosl % matte bcoe ior ben
men taffebe DOG lin @ub for a
p9re llnppet msb et bloat Sic.
Sapbe ban imiolsrtib bort Der
IbitiSe 4atter. lom loo bag bans
Np9, iaa par Der DOG moaifs Op
ltaaet Spipl hos bam ON Den holt
$anoels Solioitst.
Nrlte Sag rbiiebs ban bstGnfelii
paa Sopscet, ia ban itoo i I'm Or
% iaa Ell &o9n tlere forbi. bUur
forubeu De TO Stuoeuter % Sill
Wifelsbsrasr Der o9iaa lao Ell gam
mel Ssrrs. iom bel life b0poe e.
REQ Sss, men Ell aIminoeIl9 GDlln
| berbat paa Sopsoet o. rampant liG
nsoe Supelhanpleren fra 8Onltanti
} nopel. % ban bapbe Ell NneIis ON
at ban bar blepen narret.
t Sabu % gliie bleue iorIoueoe. o
De TO @amls bare bs90e tilfreoI
o%eropsr, % naar "OOftor" 8esie
bab iensre -, bet b0reoe riGtiGnc
|. fire Mar =. loo Sobns 6critsiebi
ride Hanfe pna lit 8nU, moatts ba
ofte ls ueo Sanfsu ON tSuhs Ylar
% oper Den Nolls, ban lclp bapt
lpilet lom S~upelbanoler Mll.ben.S
cea.mutl fra &onltantinopsl.
Decorah-posten., 1877-10-04
&riminaljmitits / 9DrepcrOcncu,

Sbet belle MibeslnlbereS &rimi.
n%aIiuitits bpiIsos paa @lsn9ieloel.
iensprincipet (Sie for Sie % Sanb
for &anb) fremfalots Den ueb 81.
ben al mango martcrfulos 0ees.
ltrone oper Wenuslfer en- Nets
pruris. lom bra9te 4opcn til Nn.
uenbclleu meb lamme Strsngbeo
o~uerfor u~iornufti9e Sfabniugcr lom
operfor iornuiti9e. Yroessier lmoo
OPP bar ben uunb9aaell9s IOsiite
llouifIina af en- IctSanlfuelie, Der
bpilebe paa @runoiGtnin9en ON Den
boritapsli9s 8lenaieloells % bapbs
faast lin llopiflins % pioenifabsliQs
8e9runcslle / Wibbelaloerens 6etS.
Ieross Sfriiter. Man bolot Bet for
ubebn9ellgt, at ct Sobbrub bleu
uitranet, % ipur9ts life mc9st ON
&ilre9ueliabeoen hos Den, iom boO.
Dc teaaust Oct. 8 MibbeIalosren
% enbnu i bet l6oe % Toe Mar.
bunorebe rellte Der ll9 fun me9et
faa Stsmmsr moo 3illabelisbeben
al at ltrons Spr tbi binc 8etslGr.
De, lom aisnnsm fine llnberiessllcr
bare fomne til oct &clultat, at
ODosltransn O9iaa fnnbe ieIbss
opsr Opr, beraabte il9 paa Den
9~ubbommsli9e Get, pnn Bibslitsbet
/ 2oen W%oiebos u, IS, bpor Bet
beosr: "3aar en- Ore iteoer Ell
Wano sllsr 8uiube til Sspe, iaa
ifal man itsns Srsn".
Ser uooannsr lls osiaa bsitsmts
&e8lsr for &stsiorieI9ninaen mob
Spr. mango % 8eisleros ipsislia!tc
ils uoeluffsnbe meb bette Stubium.
Wapnli9 bapbe frantic Surilicr fire.
bet tDffe Bino al bpbinoia Ger.
bonn ON osnue Watcrie.
Wan ificlbne msllem to SIaos
al iaaeanus Yrocesler, eiterlom man
llebte 6orbrpeeren i ssen Yerion
for Rsiten sller hcmts ben Sfplei.
as in contumaciam (~llbsIuffelle ira
8stien). Yrcccsisr al Den bcirlts
Mrt blspe bOpseiaselia bru9te imoo
Spin, iOm bauoe 8iOrt ia ltplpi9s
/ Barnsmoro. Sorbrpcsrcn bIsp in.
oeipGrrst. inetil 5Orarbeibsrns for
ben ohsntliss 8etsiorbaneIina bare
enote. Sen onsntligs Nntlassr 70.
reIGite &Iasen. ben Sfaoeliote %
@innsrns bleps aibcrts, Der bcititte.
oes Den Mnflaseee ct 6oriuar. %
ilnttella proflamcrebs Sommersn. al
6crbrpberen lfnloe bsnretteS / Sal.
gen.
&enrsitelisu fore9ii oHentIis %
blsp neiet mso itor $cItioclis.
beb. Sp9piat blsp bet ocmte 0pr
icrt til Hetteritebet i tnlo YaafIGo.
ming. ! 1889 psmts man i ga.
lalle Ell Yurfs. lom baboe mjsbano.
let % erUbt ct lloet Barn. til liee.
ION barnet ierlt at lsmlrites pao
Sopec % Ben % b~crciier at brn.
aes. Selinipenten hlep liprt WanbS.
tlGecr % tort til Sorpst. bbor Sen.
reiiellen ioreait. Smfoltninaerns be.
lob iis til 10 Cons % ct Yar upe
Sanhlta til 8cbbeIen. Sc feite
ut Breoeleu ianoipnlispiS for. at
ban lite i,uIos bsimitte fine Senber
pso Ssursttsllen al ct uiornuiti9t
0pr % ocrpco bIips uopatis til at
rrste ut Gmbece paa iOrnuftiss
Sfabuinssr,
Yaa famine Waooe bIsD ct Spin
/ 1886 bsnrettst for 8arnemore /
Decorah-posten., 1877-10-04
"a 8rnnoc, buorior "Sietor" II
ben bcojte Snmaifine.

Simpel | acnfruiticn. - 3an bruass
I'll enbper Sla@ Spnins. - 3et @aal.-
"Sslt.delu'tlnS ibuttle ienicn'. - @as 8t,
raStlier p%csliire. - "Aelultable pearina,
mrts'. Bpiitipe "ilts M" @adr
LEI crsr Ssmmene. - @ratfer lite 3raae
eller miiier Stiffent. - Stifisne tr liae
Ma te19e Sleer. - eiest Ydllinsri. -
Snatn Slulianrer eler Sprinss. = @aar
lsiielL burtisit ~ ueen auarm. - 8ruasr
ileet 3Iaae. Wai.insris, iatri,eret al
eeesfe Sla8s Staal. - @ier aret arteiee
tldrel pai lsi icm e9otr. - Gr altie
tlianf. @ar Here Scrksrinser sne nos
gen anetn Maiiim.- 3etsrsr minnrs Nes
Mraiicner END nclsn anNn Wdfltnt. -
Ccticrr dntslaler Den. icrei ben aaar LET.
iet. Den et rlsaani upltort,. - prspt.
'crleS tcmmer attic ue Hapvr al "Wi,,
tor. Spdls Tuner Tan ID MA ben.
uotn Il! Nrteiect tl3er paa 0rsiierns.
Sle Scracrion, Waen,.
Waitinsr III 6lteripn / 81. 9Icup
Setti. Som ~ unesriss hisie WPallinsr
l%crinetr J ileber.
Decorah-posten., 1877-10-04
DEBORAH Business College.

The Fourth Annual Term of this
institution will commence on Monday
October LIST, 1877.
RATES OF TUITION:
For full course-four months SOC 90
For each additional month 90
for Lie scholarship 30 90
Evening course j Bookkeeping will
commence on Monday, November 5th.
JOHN X. SLACK,
Principal.
CHAs. Valdez,
Instructor in Penmanship.
Decorah-posten., 1877-10-04
Gilbert 0. Anderson,
Morit Stoma9cr,

Sea tOaesr mia bewsb at biinetsisu for mine 9snneI ~ Sanse, at leg
uu CT alsne 6cuttuiuaen, ca bGabO, at 6rmaet :. Is. amup6hn * Sos
thlssre sunbsr pl bsaTs mig mee lin zsEnnS. Req pl ale bars rad 2aan'
ben be bebhe R0teuater, "a ed F9 bar tnlaleet Dc beehe Strma5de Ofee'
mb, to- rS lre seet Arbebs ti ttmtlt3t Vrlst
xaeer o. Sfinc! r. S9 NGl adb bvs ct frt Spldg AZ esbsr o. Shno
tlalss til SaNns biugte Surfer. Stibcrt u. Nnecrton.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-10-04
Major Ilses Fights the Parting En-.
EGgcMcnt.

From the Helena Daily Herald, Oct IL
Courier adyices from Cow Island. ria
Fort Shaw. announce q fight on the after
noon Of the 18th ult.. between the Nez
Perces and the command under Mai. IlgeS.
consisting OF about 100 men colnposevl of
military and volunteers from Benton. The
hoStileS had Intercepted bull train laden
with Government freight en- route from
Cow Island TO Benton. killed two of the en-
ployees and one citizen. burned the wagons
and stores. and drove Oft tie herd. Major
llges. with Z company. 9Th Infantry. a
small detachment of the same regiment at
Dauphin's Rapids ard the citizen yo!un-
teers from Benton. pursued the Indians.
drove them TO the hills. killed two of the
hostiles. wounded several Others and re-
covered the train cattle with the execution
of two head. which the Indians killed for
meat. Two OF the citizen volunteers are
reported wounded. beyond which Major
ll@es' command sustained no casualties or
losses. The hostileS enleavored to draw
the command into the broken country, but
tie discreet officer would not suffer his
little force thus to be placed ut d!iSadvan-
taGe and perhaps severely dealt with with
out adequate or compensating results
The train DESTROYED consisted of six or
more teams with trails. and was owned by
Cooper. Farmer. Barker. and Benham.
These rieighterS were ;in,!er contract with t
the Diamond r. company. Transporting
military stores from Cow Island to Benton
and Shaw. The Indians were headed |
north and are supposed to be anxious to
place the boundary lire back of them at the
earliest day practicable.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-10-04
MONTANA NEWS.
Ne,c North Hest. 2Sth uIt.1

lNeC -fWIN- " cSt. 18Th ulf.
+. X. Wilson. insane. from Divide Creek
who was recently taken to the insane asy-
lum at Warm Springs. died at that place
on Tuesday morning of paralysis.
ST. James church is rapidly approaching
completion. Mr. BeaI. the builder. informs
us it will be ready for occupation in about
three weeks.
We visited the wounded men in the hos
pital on Wednesday. All are looking and
dom" well. and speak in the highest terms
OF Drs. Mitchell and Mussiei,rcd and the
sisters IN charge OF the hospital.
Lieut.. J. I. Van Orstlale. with q detac,,-
ment of eight men. arrived from the Mis-
sollla post on Saturday. and left next day
for the Big Hole battle ground to re-b,ry
the dead men. a number of whom have
been disintelred by wild beasts. 1t is not
the intention as yet to remove the remains
OF any of the officers or soldie rs buried
there.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-10-04

named George Crook-after the General.
To-day the Louisville Exposition oren;
and the President is there with all his Cabi
net Ministers eXcepy Sherman. who is the
sole representative of the Administration
now in this city. lie might have been
with his fellows hut for the fact that his
house here is in the hands of the carpenters
and painters who may not be left without
superintendent.
Secretary SchurZ returns to the Capitol
Tomorrow morning. while the five other
Cabinet members viii accompany the Pres
ident TO chattanooga, Nashville. Knox
VILE and Richmond. arriving in Washing
ton on or about the 18th. Mrs. Hayes. two
Kisses Ey3its and several others help to
make up the Presidential party.
i port on of the Presidents reception at
Richmond State House and the children of
the city public schools are to be seated in
one gallery and viii sing q national air OF
two. and another gallery is TO be occupied
by tine colorcd collegiates and students of
the c"loit.d schools vino will chant at him .
some OF their own sweet melodies.
ADAMS.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-10-04
HadisOnian. 10Th ,,lt.1


IL Is reported that there are several OF
the wounded Ne Perces from the Gibbon
fight still on Horse Prairie. under the
charge of Major Jim. of the Bannacks.
Michael MeAndrew. the man arrested for
the supposed murder of the man who WAS
found dead on the Boulder trail some two
weeks ago. has had a preliminary exani-
nation at Jefferson City. and been sent TO
kadersbllrg for trial at the next session of
District Court.
Information IL wanted of Nicholas Mar
tln' who was mining in Alder gulch in 1871
Persons knowing anything of his where
abouts Will confer Il favor upon his atflict-
ed family by addressing Mr. E. G.. Ba.ar,l
baccaraf. France. He is supposed 10 have
eif Virginia for San Francisco in tha fan
of 1871. - '''e '''h
Ten Dogs band of Bannacks arc on
Ihelr way to Bannack. and will he bar,
Mohday or Tuesday. Ten boy sent word
through OF his coming. so that settlers on
upper Horse Prairie would not be alarmed
IL Is reported here from reliable sources
that he is compelled to leave to save h;s
particular band from starvation. the Indian
agent either being unable or UNWILLING to
furnish rations. ~
on the I'D inst. jury was secured to
Try BENZ. Thompson for the murder of
S.ihtei bite, in the Madison Valley last
winter. The readers of the Madiso.;aa
are familiar with the facts of the csSe
Inc examination was concluded on Mon.
day afternoon, and on Tuesday mo,o;n.
lhe jury returned verdict of manslauph.
Ter, and Thompson was sentenced to s;x |
years imprisonment in the Territorial nep;.
Tertiary. !
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-10-04
CORRESPONDENTS.
Flour.
GALLATEN Mont. Sept. IS, Is

GALLATIN MoNT.. Sept. %. 1876
4 1itor AcDat Courier:
! DEAR SIR-On my arrival home yester.
=, day noticed number of questions pro-
pounded. in your issue of 18th inst. by \
correspondent. anon. which is "HAv IS !,
that 7 the Gattatm Valley is the Gar
den Of Montana, there are scarcslv ten sack
Of good Xxx f0ur IN Bo-cmqn9" The
most obvious reason for the above is very
slmple-that is 10 say your business men
have always and still aim to force GOOD
flour TO be sold at the same prices as tba,
OF an inferior quality: consequently the
good flour. whenever possible. seeks the
market which appreciates its quality. It
is lamentable fact that our -four markets
are controlled in price by the man,,f,c.
ttirers OF the poorest grades of -four. sim
ply because they have always been COM
peileo TO sell lower in order TO make sales
and these dealers have taken ADVANTAGE of
tiiis circumstance to lower the market
on other grades. and in many cases they
nave been successful in REDUCING the he,.e,.
grades TO almost an equality with the
poorer ones.
uaVe Just returned from an extensive
tour and protracted visit of inspection to
the finest. best and most extensive mil,iro
districts in the world We refer tn N;,po,
appoLs. Ninn.. as standing at the head
both as to quality and quantity. which
stands 6,.W0V bushels of wheat ground
by her mills during the past wear. S,int
Louis. No. was the next in quantity visit
ed by us. ana milwaukee,. Wis. was tho
third point in quantity and second in
quality of its ilou'.
When We left Chicago. 9th inst, the
market stood. for fine -four. as follows.
Archibald's Extra a. Minnesota F,ncv
Tour, Tor PatenU $3.50 per barrel: Chris |
tian Superlatiye. Sl0.25: Best St. Jop;s
PLANTS Extra $500.
Now SIR yoll may say that the quota
iions have nothing TO do with our markets
bet read the following certificate and Won I,
VIII see that they do. or should. have bear-
ing upon the price Of good -four here for
family use:
OFFICE OF Isaac BLACK.
FLOUR INSPECTOR,
IL, Chamber Of Commerce. Rui,,linr | /
hereby certify that have this tlay in
,pect.d one SAMPLE Of Hour for George ID.
Thomas. which find as follows: One sam I
pie OF Madison Mills fancy. which have
'ecn made from Winter wheat.
ISAAC BLACK.
Chamber Com. Inspector.
WIS.,, July 81. 1877.
lou VIII perceive that our best grades
u nour-tliat is to say Madison Mills Ex-
ra' which Is made under the new process
hands IN fancy brands in the very heart of
Inc country where the hest patent. and )
lighfsf-priced fiours are made and sold. Il
have written this more 10 let yo, know
iaf understand the quality and standing