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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-06-15

A terrible railroad accident has just
occurrel in Pennsylvapia, % the De
heigh Valley T. r. Four cars were
thrown down an embankment and
completely wrecked, killing four per
SONS, and seriously wounding seven
teen Others. ......
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-06-15

The "Sandjak Sheriff or "Standard
of the Prophet" which the Turks
threaten to raise. is believed by the
Moslem to be piece Of a curtain
which hung before the apartment OF
the Prophets favorite wife, Ayesha.
The Moslems who would rally under
ITS folds number. it is said 10000, ,OOt
souls,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-06-15

A young man who was declined
with scorn by girl some three years
since, thought the whirligig Of time
had brought his revenge when he re-
Gently drove by a house and saw her
with all old shawl tied about her
bead, engaged in a fatile efort TO
sweep the pavement with a dilapida-
ted broom. while her husband sat by
the window reading II news4mper.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-06-15

A REFORMED preacher named 5. II.
AlcGhee. is ON trial At Ashton, H., tor
the murder Of his wife. whom he pois.
oned, to marry young and fascina'
ting lamb Of his fock. II Illinois Law
is worth a cent, he'll scarcely have the
pleasure Of doing so, but be principal
actor in tight rope performance got
ten up for his especial benefit.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-06-15

Cooked snails are said to possess the
power Of restoring tone to the coating
of the stomach when badly injured by
strong drink. The sale of snails is
source of much profit to the peasants
Of Tivoli, near Rome, itsiy, and the
favor is said to be more delicious than
that M oysters
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-06-15

Virginisns claim that since the whip
ping post Was re.established, most Of
the jails have been emptied, petty
cvisnss have almost ceased, ssd va.
grants are seen no more in the streets.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-06-15

There isslwsys~n inds6nits charm
attached to an object, the attainment
OF which we consider Indispensable to
70 complete our felicity. Obtain IL,
and the illusion vanishes. -.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-06-15

THEY do work lively in the Circuit
Court at Lexington. Eight prisoners
were convicted and sent to the Peniten.
tiary last Saturday morning before
dinner, and the I'ses iSnAsk that it
wasn't good day for convictions, ei.
ther.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-06-15

Think twice before you believe ev.
cry evil story gPq hear. and think
..sept tisAs- MN sSd repeat it-~.
pccially il it. about a woman. Say
to yourself, This may not be true. OF
j. may -bs exsssyated onless you
Ssse procs of tic vtracky-of your in.
formant. People sometimes tell false
hoods. they often make mistakes, and
they sometimes "hear wrong" There
10 suriculsr ILLUSION as well a. optical
illusion. Take all thae things into
son.idetadss bs5ks u es@ hG%s'
A. for repeating the story, ask your
self if il necessary. II sometimes i
necessary. Then do it with the fsa'
Of God. and the remembrance Of thu
golden rule before you. Let US Civ,
Dhs lePho lnpd. t'os ths dewuwarC
! push; so may ths angels reach theil
hands toward us. when we stand il
Dosd. ~ wE-NWEHnWN
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-06-15

II you toss penny fairly. and il
comes up heads three times running,
the chances for the fourth time are
still exactly what ltAsy are iiat first;
that Is. exactly equal. Gamblers al
way. deny thk, bun no rssthSmatisian
will
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-06-15
PROFITS ea se,~ing Machines.

According to sworn statements
brought forth in the great Howe vs.
the Singer machine monopolies suit, il
was proved that an ordinary $50 ma.
chine cost the manufacturer sl4. Add
% royalty and we have sl9, the first
cost. An $50 machine costs about s25,
including royalty. Now, let US see
where that $50 goes. and who pays il.
The manufacturer, in order to proper.
ly build up a trade, and advertise his
machine in 6rst.elass style, appoints
an agent in each county. The agent
takes the $50 machine at about $40.
The manufacturer must have at least
that profit in order to insure him
against all losses aud to build up a
big trade, and put ON as much style as
the "other company" The State
agents give heavy bonds and live in
fine style. In order to do this they
must have q profit Of Sl5 on each ma.
chine. making the s25 machine cost
s55 tn the ordinary sewing machine
ngeni, which we have in every town.
The State agent appoints county
syepts, and makes them very liberal
-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-06-15

A Western editor met q we'll educa-
ted farmer recently, and Informed
him that he would like to have some
thing from his pen, The farmer sent
him a pig and charged him nine dol
lars and twenty We cents for it.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-06-15

Fletcher Harper. the last Of the four
Harper brothers, the founders Of the
great New York Publishing House.
died on the Slst Of May.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-06-15

Any man who can swap horses. or
0tSh khaae not lis about IT, is just
about as pious rs men ever yet in this
world. .......-......- .
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-06-15

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup Is fast ta'
kiag the place Of dlC thsoi1 hs6ossd
cougb remedies. II never fails to re-
lIsys sAs most vi~snt sejds sod for
throat diseases II u invaluable. Price
70 cents,
fIi iIAt~ts&t~tt.It ]
II isssid that Ivy will not cling to a
polsonous tree or other substance.
wha, . pity that the tsndrils of a
woman's heart have not the same
wholesome aud salutary is,ipets
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-06-15

Don't kiss me again, ,or III scream.
she said. II wouldnt' your mother
will hear ysu,' trembled the young
man. mo. she won't" said Sweet.
nsss. archly; and then he "don't"-ed-
ssyen o. nine times. lAlhklA !
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'y~s vtsP~~-,<ss- tsSfS"f
What viii become Of the last man!
Vai1os ssse6rfes That ha<e &svAf Sfr

pyA'f ~ utsf'er~'S'Ys~ AeH<S~
What will become Of the last man!
Vai6us ttfeSrfes That is<e &s~Af Sfr
ou.ly maintained by scientific men are
dr.crib~d in the Scieniifc imericdn.
and we summarize them. |. The sur
face af sl,e earth IS s,eSiily himipsh.
Ing. elevated region. arebeing lover
ed. .'ssh sles~s iuss slliss upA The
land willa last, he All submerged. aud
the last ma, xhl tce eAfted c~tSS~rrl
cd. 2 The ice !. gradually accumu.
lss,uy wtnsswcrvh p~sv Msd wvsss~s
away at the south pole. the con.e-
auence Of which will be an awful ca
tas,y,. .phe when the esrth'. csnire Of
gIvts5 clsssE Nla. man wiz
thsn " ,rJwNSd ~ tMe ru.f-6f M
tiers. 3. The earth cannot always es-
cape a collision with u comet. aud
when the disaster comes there will be
u mingling Of mir and cometary gas
.ca,risg ~ xplo>iop. sliihe lat man
!. no, .ulN,ca,ed lie VIII bloSn up,
4iTxss. ysiS Isssssees ysssis,si h
space. cau.inga gradustSvp, rysoTf
in the planets. and the earth, obeyhig
the law Of gravitation, viii get closer
and closer to the sun. The last man
will he suns,ruck. 0. The amount OF
water on the earth Is slowly diminish,
&bMt4ptafNyfm@sN
ius N auatf'y Shd quahsy' f'"an!
the earth will he an arid waste IKE
the moon, The la't man Will be sui
focatel. q. Other suns hsss 4aeh'
Pearei, aud ours must. sooner or In
ter, blaze up and disappear The 'n'
tews heat Of the eophraYYn, Yl)
III GSy hyog lpg 6le9tU ~
ia't man will be burned up lht
suns fire will gradually "a, burn =. out and n.
the temperature VII cysl Fernrth
selacial rones wv ~s~seAAdnv~f"s'
race towards the equator, until the
habitAble places will lessen to nothing
The la't Ipaa yH'll sftolea IA
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-06-15

The Mumons have made two in.
efecInsl attempts to assassinate the
Nsss1yosl IssAalds core sIondeat in
Utah.
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Neither snd Ssm.

There is no tic ip the world pore.
-tsAs,ika than Ilsst bwhich tiuds a
mother and son grown old enough to
be her protector. Adaugh'er LOVED
her mother. indeed; but she sees oil
I tsr dstssta rs o,sI wsn'ss a@wy tees
see those of another. No doubt, With
the unconscious srrOsance % yoath
eIaggera,es them. But the son loves
his mother with ideal love-he sees hes
as = man sees u woman; that is to say,
through - fssiais hsir SpfpysIery,
Reverence Is in his feeling for her aud
at the same time sense OF need of his
care-he il at once her knight and heI
sou. lie is proud of her and fond Of
':s.,.Sy,,sI .,.S 4. ysi'ks"' .i,Isks s,s,,t s,ss,,sttrytAls N I
better than other wdmen; hut shs
s~es~ 81 to him. "a VM0t
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ASriee 10 Aeesp~per tsrresVssS-

| eats.
Never write With peuer ink. Its alto
gethcr too plain, and doesn't hold the
mind of the editor and printer. clcse'
ly enough to their work.
1 Rya ~ ~Npcllesso NE ipk,
never use that vulgarly known as the
blo,ting pad. II you drop blot Of
ink on the paper. lick il of. The in
,elligsu sou0sipr toss lsossing 20
dearly as to read through the smear
this will make across twenty or thirty
words. We have seen him hang over
.3STn%lkG S-::,1
fel, so good.
Don't punctuase. We prefer to
punctuate all manuscript sent US. Aud
dos'S ~ Spihk. When - 4n
punctuate and capitalize to suit our
self, and your article. when You see 1t
in print will "'isn''h |" u ''e' "o'
esYfooT H IL =
is sign of plebeian origin aud public
school breeding. Poor writing is an
indicalion oi genius. m xbue 'he
only INDIGESTION OF genus Una. sa
MAY me" PTTI,TT.GEIy
'>s~h y"e ,vs
every "o'' "' "''e'o'
xskQae sane PIsss R.-.- ". : ..o.a ss
man rs 'noue" ""' e'
ioPic' P.. P'S'e ie"'. ". .x:.it..s
w. ..o.- ~. ,uil
tsayff |" ,"tYYssoNs acw .s;M tss AZ
name "' every man. "o" .
y" a's = 49, - G-.s-E.
"' .,-.,.., ~ .
~ "',sn',' !" - 81 -. -
's,s ,,,a n
s1Sr S,hr' /, s,,,,,S 4, Sse ~ xilFL.JS
" -. o. .,I .,.,,., NJ.
AZ oncs y.....I.-..,,., ."ss -" "'.
se"se" -. .,a,,, =. y ,;,,sn ,l.in.
%olr' ~
NaLSS iss. 80 ssza oy,..,
.,sa~ nsha % SsSs...a snssx,s,
-, ,;.. nm
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An utter contempt tor public opin'
ion, Jr sensitive regard 6riis. h e.
qually the earmark of = fsol
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sisssiar Marriage t"sssss.
In a lxre fishing osnnainity 10 thy
rosyb.eAN "A SAt,SMl. 4 sswrrssye

Sis0st"r HsrrSsss s"sssS'
In a l,rge fishing onnnMni,y 30 ths
notsh.eA& a S3tiAxh, 4 smxrssge
custom prevails @ follows Bride
and bridegroom. followed by a large
proce-.i9~-st friY3sr~nd 9siehhors'
harch oS>Athe kaAxe ~ farm.
house at some distance. where they
are married. Thereafter, bride and
bri~E~xkpS6, - <"s'sssd by
their friends. proceed to their respect.
i've homes. From the moment of
,KirHr$oeI Ihey f. Mc,ly lfpt
apart, the bride entertaining her
friends and the bridegroom his. At a
certain husr axIsey ri ysnng men
from the bridegroom's house proceed
10 the brides house AMI bring her
yps$fIAss hu's.st H$ysfss, y
go through the form OF feigning to
steal the bride. or carry her OF from
Ws4Rst9B'o; HM Vo
= What . sd thing is = ball as i
|JtANsto + sisse!NW WhaC an NesAhlsm
of life at u similar period! How much
|fSHsr Ael ssisll w ,usahibe.s' ,usahb
'ty has passed away! How many do
lusions are dissipa,edl How many
dryaps tho, ~, pyp}iyk aud ci'rlt
hoor. had called hto fife. ny INK.
spirils, with the first beam of sunlig ht
The eye of the proud bearing Z hum
bled now; Tho cheek whose downy sof.
nSs kepAsAeo ooun nDhas1 as0risi
lsek,ps6 tysalIspd xAsgisTI; IN
beanih,s looks, fl'e graceful 'tssring
the elastic step-where are they' Onl.
10 be found whrre youth bright. Joy
Gus and elastic youth-uniies itself Il
ffAoHs k.tklMHJII q %
A HERo.-A man Who can giveuI
rassusMsuKWsxsss-<ts-d~aty-sss
who can smother down his heart. II
{S4prHoe. .asifskss sIPthl sAFd wor.
of Ks Land-Sko dekss kte-snd,
he must die. dies fighting TO the last
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crunch your paper in your picket.
and carry i, two or three days before
'HAslA. @,,xEh|I,41W%.|bT it ,,Eh|I, e, :,
lighter to handle.
II you can think of il. lose one
49, ~ ostasS Skansssy Dur s<t
Gle. We can easily supply whst is
missing. and we love to do it. We
h,.: h%,...:sYXf'ff''fCEf'J6''"' %..sY
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1T. GATIIRsGIFr a CO.,

Paris Millinery iIous, 100 fourth street, sen
ii,nnct,, Hats, Bridal Wells. wresths, Nournl
Boonnsts aud Wells. .Se. .iC, Oh an.spgsossi
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rs. Main 81 hsiween Tth aud sth, whole~xle Nan
ufActuTeTs OF Saddles, Harness, Collars, Asi GAth
nght's Patent saddles and Harness. n aa
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HARRISON A GATMRIGHT
R. L. WHITE 4 CD,

Hsadquartsrs fr saddlsry aud Harness aud sad
dlefy lizard ssr No. ass AiAa 81, la s-ysnth
and Eighth, Moth .ldsl Ieai.,ills ky.
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&. &. PORTER's

Manufacturer Of aud eal ers IN Iron, Nsils, ior-
aud Plow Material, ils and us ", Msip stree
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-04
An Historical Fact.

Every agent who has been steadity selling
the Imnroyed $40 Homestead Sewing Machine
for three wears. owns his own dwelling house,
has good account in bank, Is clear OF dep''
and has money at interest, the ma ural conse-
one, Of securing good agency for superior
Goods at the lowest prices A good first-clas !,
Sewing Machine, most usefni-reliable at all
times EASY to understand and control, the same
s,ze and does the same work as any Machine
that sells for -Four TINES the price. There y
no machine at any price better, or that VIII 90
finer or more work, and certainly none SO low
in price by. many dollars. The HOMESTEAD Is
widely known and used III thousands OF tam
lilies in the Eastern and Middle States, and
daily becoming popular in the West. VIII
save the cost several times over IN the season,
doing the work of the family, or will earn four
or five dollars day for any man or woman
who sews for living. 1t is the strongest
Machine made, is ready at all times to DO lis
work. makes the strongest and finest stitch W!
invented and is acknowledged as the standard
FANNY Sewing Machine. Price, complete for
domestic use. $50 delivered at your door; nc
matter how remote you may reside. Business
permanent aud honorable, with more certain
and rapid sales, and larger profits than any
their. Extraordinary offers made to local o.
travelling agents where we have none establish
I'd: or. il there is no agent near you, send you
order direct to the factory. Address John II
Kendall & Co., AL Broadway, New York.
,37-1y
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-04
Business for Every One.

o,r attention has been called to some new !'
cooking utensils recently invsntsd m whlad
ifa dpeadei necessity. One of which, the
o. p, /, Centennial Cake Pan, is so construct
ed that you yo1Hr cake whsn
haa and Dsn e b k sasy y
bread ETC. K Htns n Gsm Of
pla I,'arw IRON Dot. for boiling or steaming
"f caeabIes etc., which when done, can be re-
s st Ss oSs aaS " he y sss
Sooty ilo, IT IT. nossibly burn, as the steamer
pies G not touch the bottom Of the pot These
sofa tss1 nasss sas"s af1{s
families Sam ana tb Ien, splendid opportunity is
n "tfered to some reliable lady or gentleman
caelue Of this county to secure the agency
s;sy an. sa, pr S to 1ns E. rs
xCo'' Nos, oi4 and GIG Elm Street, Clncn
uati Ohio.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-04
Worth Knowing.

wa have FOR several months past been reg
s we nave ia reo oi of the West shore hand
some ustratad paper, published at Porlaaai
Oregon and wccan cheerialdyt - tbe resources
Of the Pacific Northwest, ana ,s als1 Standard.
miscellaneous literature 81 Illustrated. and
Hvs yn nanSs sna G GsfyS %p s
S %h o 9seay eagravnEg yetS
Pacific Coast buildings and s scensib5 for the
am in this State sh n9iase z pad one year. yea for
$50. Srecimenh copy free to all yearly sub
and arrh: suy 5 % eents each
1 Address i. samuel, Publisher West Shore
Portland. Oregon
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vJill Cure Consumption.

voalI snffering from the following diseases
. raw Of hope is offered through the kindness
,f Aa missionary friend who has sent me the ne
formula 81 purely vegetable n mf1lc'n meSc p
, ,,.s 'o 81 Hindostan:-ior the positive and
I Astsma' ' catarrh, dyspepsia Throat and ID
Lung difficulty, General Debility, . Loss q; 81
Manhood and all Nervous Affections LIS It's
mower has been tested in hundreds Oh cases
without failure | now feel It my sacieo
duty as Jar as possible to relieve hu1lia, r,s
cry and will send the reclpeLf ui drec
lions ro a tar Using Sent by return mail by ad-
dressing dress with 2 stamps naming tins paper
DR.. 9. Z. brigham, Drawer %, Utica A. /
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Ct PauI's Great institution.

The most successful enterprise yet started
,v tbe citizens ofSt Paul is the great ST. PAUL
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.
IT'S success has been most extraordinary.
now rivals. after few years of existence, the
Great New England Fire Insurancecompanles,
which have heretofore drained SO much
.u,o,,o,, from the fertile fields of the west
to enrich the barren rocks OF yankee.iano
10 those who desire cheap insurance IN the
,,ost reliable insurance company in the State,
ue vould say by all means patronlze that
GREAT HOME institution. Its cash assets
a.. over ONE MILLION dollars and it has reach
ea this Grand aggregate in eleven years Here
are the figures which represent It's uhpaf-
.lle,ed growth
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St. Paul Markets.
Sr. PAUL, October 5, 1871
AVN npnv;SJONS

PRODUCE AM iN1S-'S'
The trade in produce has been extremely
lively. The receipts of all kinds .o OF gram
are large but OF many other commoda
tiles quite light A good deal OF stun
of various Kinds is always going TO-
ward to Bismarck and intervening stations on
the n. P. road, rs well as to winnipeg.
Among the latter we noticed quite, large
shipmen. OF hops and barley malt. The gov
eminent, the Indian agencies and Lake Su. re-
. sp snppe t and lumbermen are enaurng
around occasionally but have not made many
contracts. The strictly local trade is only
moderately active, but is improving: -.
ELOUR-A very good trade has been
transacted with the east on orders, and
a fair local trade has been experienced
ner bbl and onlyfavorite city mills brands
can be sold to the trade at $50 Patent PRO-
cess -four is held at s: oogs 90 Dbl, In
r.nGe from IS 90 to 1915 for Xxx and Xxx.
Rolled corn meal is held at q. So9l 40 Y lo(
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<,Soo"N a1' ana a5Oor 800 per week;
THE EVER READY AND NEVER Ool " o'D
HOMESTEAD con
DON sEwlNc~~o
4IU MACHINE
For Domestic use,

VIII Table and Fixtures compiete,on'Y Szo
4 ,arfact and uneoualed, large, strong ana
! a,,rrohlo Machine. constructed elegant ana
LII from the best material with mathematical
,,rac;s,on. for Constant Family use or nialuiao-
hiring purposes Always ready az no 10 sdar
notice to do its days work. never ou. -. o care
a .asv to understand and manage;light, sm0otn;
"a swift running, like the well-regulaled
movement of fine watch; Simple, oompaca.,
rHa;art and Reliable, with all the valuable
,.,a,ar;al, 70 be found IN the highest priced
,nach;ncs. warranted to do the same WORK, Tue
same way. and as rapid aud smooth rs go
machine. An acknowledged t.luinpll y. vi.
;'.n ,voman's friend, and far in advance OF an
lmJ Machines, for absolute Strength,
psi;ah;lity and general usefulness: will HEN,
= al Tnck scam. Quilt, Bind, Braid, Cord
ra.har Rntle. Shirt, Plat, Fold, Scallop, Kohl,
F, na Run up Breadths, &C., with won ,n
derfnl rapidity, nentness ard ease, ssws sns
strongest lasting stitch equally line ana siiloo.n
through all kinds OF goods, ron cani ia.L :.
several thicknesses OF broadci0th or isatner
nth fine or coarse cotton, linen, silk or twine
Gives perfect satisfaction. Will earn lis cos
ea,-araf ti,nes over in SEASON for WhaL "orh
| : anss or make good living for any man o.
rro,na,, who desires to use it for that purpose
nd works 50 faithful and easy the servants
shiIdren can use it without damage. Price Q
machine with light table, fully equipped TO
family work, so. HALF CASE, COVER, sIDI
1y as,. CABINET STYLES each at cor
re resp low rates safr delivery guar
antped free from damage. Explanator
pamphlets illustrated with engravings OF IN
several STYLES Of Machines, references, var1ei
Of sewing &C., mailed free Conhoen!ls
terms with liberal inducements to enterpris,i!n
Cleroymen. Teachers, Business Men, Traveiin
or Local Agents. &C., who desire exclusiv
Agencies, furnished on application. Addres
| John II. Kendall & Co., AL Broadway, Ne
York. io'-r
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Observation-Disclosures

Of land. consisting of every odd section IN
each township for distance Of twenty I and
q City, in Colorado, thus forming osntinSstGn
Of tie belt Of country which from the Atlantic !,
coast westward found to be- in climate aen.s sG
and every production OF nature Inc loS' Ia
' To aid in the settlement of this supurb do
main with an intelligent a and industrious pfo-
ps the object Of the h ina esnd;d
.et;on Of facts: nor will it ever give, intention
a sll any Statement that will not, upon inves-
The Company obtains its title to these lands
lne IT, Gnyarnmento Of the United States.
'J The wa are being offered at prices lower than
any other lands in the west, that will compare
, With them in soil, china and general advan,
ta0es. The terms of payment, as will be found
.,s q careful examination, are more liberal in
all essential features than have heretofore been
offered BY any railway company.
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