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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
IMPROVEMENT OF Tim MoHoN,
uAtltli,A.

A I'LL was introduced IN tho House
on the 10th inst, hy Representative
MARTIN ior the appropriation al Que
hundred aud fifteen thousand dollars Ia
continue tho Improvement ot the
Munougahela river,
Their, have been NuCCcasiyu apprupri
t,our 10y Congress tor this work Tor sev.
cral years past The amounts have hcon
gaupod hy the estimated expense Ut the
work ior each year, aud either the Ia
tuihcicncy at the installmcnts, ar the
greed u the contractors has resulted In
delaying iis completion aud materially
incrcas,ng the cxpcnse The amount
named IN Mr. MARTINS hill, II allowed,
ought to be- sufficient Ia insure the Com.
,,letion III tho lock aud dam, nov undor
way, within tho next year, beyond any
rcradycntuc; and Il would not he
amiHs, Ia have the bill so framed ~ Ia
express that purpose,
u may ho, however, that the apppru-
lriution asked Tor 10y Mr. MARIN cun
templates either extending the work un
toward iairmunl ~ lot constructing
another dam between the one nov be.
inR built aud the upper dam ri the old
works, Tho latter IN understood Ia be- a
necessity Ia the utility oi the Slam the
Government IL now constructing
This work Is one 81 grcat importance
to West Virginia, and especially 10 that
section III the State hor,l,riug ca the
Monongahcla u will open up a large
area, rich la minerals, coal and timber
aud which Is entirely cat oif from the
Of the country, excepting dur
ing the exceptional aud uncertain staers
NJ tho Mononsahela, Ia which u IA
aaviyablc, II the Improvement Is GA
ended To Fairmont, IN u probably will
he In time, II win furnish an important
'onnec,ion aud open up asalusble trade
,etween Pittsburgh and thai portion OF
he State traversed by the line Of tho
ialtlmos and Ohio Railroad,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
ALETTER FROM PHILIPPI.
"Phil" Reyiyes --larO,lies oh tho
Methodist Hymns military
Railroad - Mon0ngahela Hoop
pole Timber School improve
n,ents County Court Person
al A british Lunatic.

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Gle Is not dead, but slncpeth an"
smokcth, said 'phil' Ia himself w ho
,,m,,,h.,a Tim, n, husn't written to tho
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"N''s'"" WV WV "''"'''''
Ny nnwS iHme1s WY sT'P w"
p.sh "lI ihs ,",ais lar tho pross.
Aud ave your.oli u Noll
Like sumc ol our neighhoring towns
l., ,,,,.., t,,J,J,, ,i,,.. al n,,,, ~,
w 49, ''l'' =. 80,
M lin diy IT," ~ " h"tiia In"w
Morr than spin.lor,'
nr, nhnui IA oruuuiz, n military COM
unny ,o IL, known ns tho "lnyiucihlrs
M p,,,, md luyisihl,s In War" and
nrc Ia meet ncx, saturday to rlurt the
ni,r,rs md oui,r upou 'Iho romp and
circumstances oi glorious. war" and
"s,rL ihr h,hhI, reputation even In
IA, ,nuunu'a mnu,h - About nil
a., In,k IN order IA raise
:, h,yr ,ommny IN what th,
Irish rniyr,ni s.iL Taxa, lacked oi b,.
inv n Paradise
\ letter from ia, President oil tho
Pittsburgh Southern Railroad Com,
pauy will bc published in this
weeks .IfB,rsuuian nuuiring what
tho sentiment of this county would bu
IN aiding nm extension al that road np
IA, Tyu,rl's Valley river from Grafton.
If, urnposca Ia Wait this section soon,
viii, "A yiow Ia that object. and ID our
urnulr wnut n rond which can never
,un ih,ir ,ucrui,s hy brcomiuu simply a
"i,,Jrr" Ia tho H. ( q, railruud, this Ia
IA, ana IA encourage. IA must ALWAYS,
ii established, br competitor with that
mnuoruly md draw AWAY our com.
m,r,r from tho East, aud direct IL,
vr,uilv IA our mutual advantage, upon
Pittsburgh. where NO could always hnyo
a rrn.k market Tor our r,sourccs, which
n,v Il, hidden uul uuprodurti,r. Our
rnmI nnI tiu,h"r woulJ immediately hc.
,nm,, y,lnnhIr nnJ our i,lly friend
,n" A. inLn.nn ri N,r,mu,nwn
n,nIJ .n,n rrnsc a. a, IA, "iiwh,r KIM
" ,L, N,nnm,,ii, =" m, innh,r M"
u,,t. =, rr,,J,"ruL ,,nulLn', nnnL, v,nl
'','',,, ,,l,s" r",nsn,r,J viii ,hr iimh,r
i hn Vniio, ANIL WidJi, Enrk rivers
A., ,LE, Lindly ia, wr III, ih,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
THIN NAH, MILL, pool.

Car Pittsburgh dispatch yesterday
gave quite FULLY, the details ri the re-
port I'll the committee appointed ut the
last convention al the nailmeu to pre-
,arc scheme ior pooling their pro-
ducts, and tho action taken upon 1t,
There seemed Ia 10 disposition
To- acuuirscc III the plan although
there were tour establishments
not represented IN the meeting,
IL was found necessary that tho plan
should bu submitted To- the lsoards at
directors oi the mills outside II Penn
sNlvaniu, ~ these Rro all owned aha
controlled hy corporations, Tho final
action uu tho ropuIi was, therefore
postponed until next week, the .hlh
inst
II n provided IN tho regulations that
II the srhomc pocs into ollrcl II cannot
hc revoked Tor u year, AMI except on
the application ol RNo mlllT, shall hold
k'nhl Tor lhlto years
The several agents are Ia draw upon
the mills ol their own districts Tor sup
plies IN u pro- rata proportion, according
Ia the capacity oi the respective mills,
nnd report direct Ia the irms tho whole
management, to he rrpnscd Ia u Board
81 Control
The feeling among the manufacturers
seems Ia hc Ia accept any plan that
promises Ia improve business, They
have not been making money for some
limo, aud lhoy probably think they can,
mol du worse. |, will he cause for YEN
cral conprutuh,iou, whatever turn these
negotiations may take, II they effect an
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20

Tns House was witty Or conveniently
ionetiul In providing aconenrwnt rcso-
luton lor adjournment al tho House
over tho holidays, but not including Tho
senate. Tho latter body, however,
were quick 10 detect Il, and include
themselves In tho little spree,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20

NIaRiv all tho cotton mills In Massa'
chuscts aro running ON ml' time
Wages and prices oi goods arr low, but
tho demand is said To 10 larger than
over before. Wooden factories ARE doing
wcll and the boot and shoe husinenH Ia
looking up, The reduced cost OF living
Ia - partial offset to reduction In wages
IN, business ouilook ol the whole coun'
,r, Il improving every day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20

1nE reform wave IN the Republican
party haS 80 completely rcccdcd that
among tho possible candidates iur the
Presidential nomination IN lsSa the
name oi Bslsrow Is not mentioned, lie
has wholly dropped ou, ol sight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20

Tusss are many orphan hearts to he
made glad, aud many hungry hearts to
feed ON Christmas day, Do nv, forget
ll,spL &
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20

aovsHson HAArross condition COLT
,iuucs to improve steadily aud It Ia ho'
bsyed tha, the orisis has been safely
passod
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
NHW ANTIporm ron iNTEM.
PMRANCh,

"tmporlaut II true, N the usual way
III putting II, and this discovery must ho
M classified. Hut there h u plauHlhiliiy
IN the reports, aud an apparent Ain
ccrciy In tho manner al presenting II
that docs not attach lo every nosi'uln
that In offered In the market.
Tho Chicago htcr-occon says al 1t,
oditorially'
ut Ia possible, nnd indeed probable,
that tho antiluio tur intUmporanco has
been found, aud that the horrors al
Terrible habit which clutches closer and
closer at tho throat al poor, weak
humanity, until u paralysrS prlde, ban
ishus shame, and drags the victim down
to death, nan hc overcome.
Yesterday WI Published IN interview
with Dr. b'Ungcr, whois nov stopping
In Chicago, aud who ciaima I" have dts
covered an unlaillng CURE lot drnnhon-
ness. The interview Is not an adNor-
tisamcut, aud tho Doctors remedy is
not secret and even Il they were, aud
tho cures were affected which ho claims,
tho tact would Warrant tho hior'b
in giving the matter the w'doat pub
lefty
inc ''"''S Nl"'"'' W I" "'h'N
concentrated iiuriuro ma'io from the
liuch,nn Ruhra from ihr district al
H., IT,, 4, ,,.
'"Na' 'o'"' "'"''" s''"''
II IL understood not Ia be- new plant,
in we'll known 10 the medical profession
,l .I,.,,u,J /, IA, J,.u,nsn,i,s ON.
80 w 49,, ,.,,i,. ., a.,
h'"' " ',""' ''"''' Wv NV" WV W ""
bark, and there are about eighty Nnr'"
tscs, one only nj which Is claimed to
INV, ,h, ,,r,u, All ,Ii4slu,,,,, thc desire
| .,i.,.,,L
II" ,'''N""'''s "'''"''
Iiir 'ho"ry "' w" cure N 'l"" oN'
pressed IN tho interview with the Ills.
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| w., .'"''., -, ,,rnaii,' ii , n,,,, worn
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' '.;,n :" ,,,'',,,, ~ ,,' nrI,nary NAV Inv
| -, ,,h,t ,,,.,,' n,oI ir,,,, IA, II,nI
which carries along with il the nulri.
lion al tho food taken into III" stomach,
hnt ~ 'h' ease 81 ,hr "."nNa'" ,n' wv. vs.
""rys r.lls hv ,hc "r,i0",M stimulation
of alcohol, which reaches the brain, IN
have told you When once established
lh's '"h"'''"h mus ~ N'P' W. 'p :"
| Now, the way iir cure IN ohoolnd IN stu
| Ply ny h'~''H up ''' n''>' ''''r' "''
,,,n H., hIrnI anil ,hcn ,hr Jrsirc (,
snno."
"liow docs It affect the mind al one
taking u ann
~ v'e"'"s y" "'S,,s, '" ""s" i,,u ~"
ns ,6ouvh h, had nr,rr tasted il. The
trouble with reformed mon under the
rosi'rhhon movement Is that 'hoy arc
| I'M continual iIpl,l pt ID aud many al
| them would ~ suou drown themselves
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
NOTICE To AUCHITECTS.
OfflCr SrrErrAH, ur SrAIr,
MMIlIINM MNInhn u lhfl

NuIEiiNu, October II, 1878 I
Tho Board ~ Public Works ~ The state 1T
West Virginia viii receive at this Office uulil
iIecomhor ia lhis. piauS Tot the alteration Ia and
additions iu The hullling known ~ the state
House Ia the CITY III Charleston kannN Ia
county, lruin such RWhiiruiH NJ may please IT,
nbmil lhcm, 10 being understood that NurlAN
WI NJ rAip r,m unless tho same De adopted Wv
the board y. BRADY SECRETARY III STATE.
hI,INurH H. ISIS
Tho timr lur rco,Nlug Iihuu ahuN, mentioned
IL extended until rioelar the FIST day Ut inuU
Wy, lSN iy ur,er BRNbN,
dcclsia SECRETARY ul state.
u. ". HrnNtS. ara. q. N'kuwS,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
uPholsTGRIho.
HoUsElkEEPER

iusurs FIVE IN ptarn cur illusiFzlsd Cirsilars a
nice Haastapishlng speiAltir. fAlNEs q
skILspN, Manufacturer ~ fsari strssl ~ Y,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20

Az exchange saws A careful census
Of all the boys IN Ohio over 10 YEARS OF
ave, reveals tho startling iaot that w per
con, Of them icci certain that they viii
he elected President ri tho 'n''|
states at tho proper time, aud the rest
cxroc, 10 he Governors, Cabinet officers,
Foreign Ministers, and ~ on, The
ambitious hoys all say that when they
nrc rrrsidcut they will not make such
a tIs, ~ A as HAYES has done,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
CITY SERGEANT.

hereby announce myscli a. n candidate Tor
tho once ui Clty Sergeant NJ the cusu,nH charter
election, subject Ia tho decision al the R'pnhll
rau Convention,
drciN { \. MAYER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
DIPHTHERIA!

lNusSaN's ANupNkE IlstAENI viii positively
prevent hiH terrible disease, and will positively
uurr pin0 VRsuA in ten. Information that will
save many lNVs ,oni trUc hy nail. Don't delay
Hi1omont Prevention IN better than ours Bnld
everywhere. T. = JOHNSON h 60,
dr,hm lhnHUr, Maine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
AGENTS, READ THIS.

We will lay Agents n SALARY 81 sl0o per month
and pNreuses, al allow lhplo Cumnlrsinn "
sell uur nov aud wonderful hyvnliuuH. We
mean what We A,y, Address without delay
SHERMAN & go Marshall Michigan
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
FOR RENT.

TINnE IARGE. HANDSOME STORE ROOM,
No. ma Mnln street nov occupied 10y
OVknnr 4 bc,iuu ~ u shoe aiurr. with 81 with
Vul family apartments on The uppoI Unor,
Also the three story huusr No. " Twelfth
street nov occupied hN Juhu |. Rice
Also store roam Ne lNh Market II Apply IL
,irCIuJa I ". pAAlON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
FOR RENT.

FNnE RESipENl T. VIM ABOUT TEN
i arIos ui ground, uuw occupied hN James
Mccartney Es, , near Hun Gruyc Eudurr II
The undersigned ~ cot lhu, uhTiun Real
Estate Auuut AlbNkb lONlNn,
I,.ika
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20

Srrrs were taken IN Council on Tues
day evening to romndy l"nS rh's''ns
want. via. IN incrcas to the limit "i
tine aud Imprisonment Tor municipal
Offences, Hitherto the MunicipalJudgo
could impose fine al not more than
40, aud Imprisonment ior not longer
than thirty days II In obvious Ia any
one familiar with the routine III the To
lice Court that neither :" these we're
sufficient. The inllatoy step ct the
new plan IL the appointment "l com
uittrc Ia mcmorlalIlc the Legislature To
~ nmoud the charter ~ Ioall"w the I'M
position oi u hnc al not more than 800
and Imprisonment lot moi longer than
ono wear
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20

E,rR since Judge ilIroS Issued his
order refusing Ia entertain Jews ~ tho
Grand Union Hotel ut Saratoga, that
race haa carefully rcirainod from buying
any goods oi tho ilrm ri A. I. STEWART
4 90, ol which lao IN husincss manager
Last week u stir was created among tho
ilchruws hy tho receipt at letter 'ro"
liurox stating iha, Mrs, srs~ AIR da'
sired to make two donations amounting
lo 500 to tho New Nork Homo '"r
Aged and luhrm llohrcws, They ~
yarlcd tho git solely in the light at an
cndcaNor To- conclIatc them, aud have
A. vet refused Ia accept II
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20

II, W HrnntS
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-23
Mining Work Nstice.

ITO VIM HIRRIC KFR AND ALI, orIy. 1 CTS interested in that certain minino clslm known as the First Northern FT. tension or the Bell, situated iu the Pioneer gun Mlning District Pinal County, Arizona. rt,,s Is .1 hotliy you that in accordance IO, IeoZ, that In compliance with reonire- ments or said Act, work has been done on said mining claim for one year back mast dersigned. 'He uH- Now therefore, if within, ninety days nom the nrSt publicatic. Of this nctiee you do not come forward and pay vour proper proportion of the cost Of the said Wofk. the undersigned will claim forfeif- gre or all your right, title and interest on anu 70 eSery portion of said mining claim.
 CHRISTOPHER LOSS.
 CHAS. BOWMAN.
 c. OFTEN.
 SfISr
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-23

WHEN usefulness is considered, the man who smokes cigarettes, dwindles into insignificance by the side of the individual who smokes hams. Brook lyn Union.
 GENERAL GRANT has been received everywhere in Norway with extrsor- dinary enthusiasm, crowds following him about.
 THE opening of the Prescott Theater last week was decided success, if we may judge from the reports given in inc local papers.
 LITTLE boy at the opening of pro posed spelling match: Let's start tair, grandmother. You take Nebuchad- nezzar, and I'll take cat"
 J. W. SWELLING, one of the prison CTS confined st the Yuma prison, ac- cused of robbing the stage, died on the afternoon of the 18th instant.
 AsRAND international shooting match is to be held st Paris from the Sth to the 22d of September.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-23
THE CITIZEN.
EngIand's Fnvorise sons.

A London dispatch says Lord Bes- consheld and Salisbury, arrived in that city on the 3d instant, at D. m., and were received at the entrance of Guild hall by the city lands committee, wear ing their robes and carrying as badges their wands of office. Their Lord ships were escorted through the tenn porsry pavilion in Guildhall yard, con- ducted to the library and received by the Lord Mayor, the Lord Mayoress and the civic dignitaries, wearing their of ficial robes.
 The town clerk read the resolutions agreed to by the Common Council for presenting the freedom of the city to the plenlpotentiaries. The City Cham berlain then addressed their Lordships and invited them to take upon them selves the freedom of the city, and of fered to each the right hand of citizen ship. Lords Beaconsfield and Sails bury replied, and the court adjourned. The scene at Guildhall was very bril- liant The floral decorations were re- markable, embracing seven thousand of the choicest plants, which lined every passage, with fountains playing at intervals.
 The banquet given in their honor at the Mansion House was a grand affair Most of the Ministers and brilliant company were present. Lord Beacons- field reviewed recent events, and said he believed that the peace which had resulted would be durable, because all the powers were satisfied. There was a party in Russia by no means the most influential, which had been checked. The relations of all the pow CTS were most friendly, especially with Russia and France. He could not conceive of greater misfortune than the esLrangement of France.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-23
CALIFORNIA Elastic Truss Company.

6l5 SACRAMENTO ST., SAN FRANCISCO. HNHE CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS I Is rapidly winning its way to public favor, on account Of iis many advantages, not only Of adjustment, but being free from metal springs and iron hoops, it can be constantly worn with ease and comfort. The price also places 1t within reach of all afflicted. Five, eight and ten dollars for an article superior to what has been here tofOre sold for twice and thrice that sum, adds to its sale and use. It is constructed on scientific principles and sells on it's merits. Send for catalogue to California Elastic Truss Co.,, 6I5 Sacramento street, San Francisco, California.
 S2-I2m
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-23
Orderly WOrkingmen in Washing.
 ton.

The first of a serious of mass meet. ings under the auspices of the Work. ingmen's Assembly was held in Wash ington City on the evening of the 18th inst. Considerable sense and sound principles were evinced by the speak CTS. They were moderate in tone and appealed to their auditors to abandon irresponsible leaders, and to enter into a systematic, well-devised plan for their own protection. They said many attempts had been made to indoctrin- ate ideas into the head of true mechan- ics by strollers, which, if carried out, would do no good. They did not pro- pose 10 array one class of laborers against another, nor to array labor against capital. Incendiary speeches would not benefit the Workingmen. There must be combination between all trades of the country and unity of action if they wished to force all those who are disposed to pauperize labor to accede to their demands.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-23

THE chief of the Chinese Embassy is a wag as we'll a diplomatist A well-known resident of this city, who called to see him, asked him what he thought of the Chinese immigration. He replied that it was evidently a bad thing, and no doubt the Chinese would have to leave this coast. How will they get back to China?" the gen. tleman asked. "Oh they wOn'st return there," Chun Ian said. "They will go to Ireland, for that seems to be the only country that Irishmen don't rule. ."-S. F. Post.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-23

Col. JOHN D. GRAHAM, Managing Director of the Toltec Syndicate of mines, and Mir Aaron Mason, Superin- tendent of the Silver King mine and mill, arrived in Los Angeles on the 14th instant, en route 10 Arizona
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-23
Vegetine
CURED HER.
nopcHEsrrR. MAss. Iuna lI.

DORCHESTER, MASS, Jun9 II. DR. II. R. STEvENS:-
 Dear Sir,-I feel 1t my duty to say one word in regard to the great benefit have received from the use Of one of the great est wonders of the world; 1t is your Nege- tine. have been one of the greatest suf- ferers for the last eight years that ever could be living. do sincerely thank my God and your Vegetine for the relief have got. The Rheumatism has pained me to such an extent that my feet broke out in sores. For the last three years l have not been able tO walk; now l can walk and sleep and do my work as well as ever 1 did, and must say 1 owe it all to yoar blood purifier, Vegetine.
 IMAGERY WELLS. VEGETINE.-The great success of the Vegeline as a cleaser and purifier Of the blood is shown beyond doubt by the great number who have taken 1t, and re- ceived immediate relief, with such re- msTkable cures.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-23

A Canadian paper says that as the telephone makes it possible for sounds to be canned, the same as beef, Holsters, fruit, etc, missionary sermons might be bottled and sent to the South Sea Islands ready for the table, instead of the missionaries themselves.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-23

WASHINGTON is the most beautifully laid out city in the world" said an ex- contractor to a District of Columbia tax payer. "Yes," replied the latter it was only a question of endurance whether Washington would lay out Boss Shepherd or Boss Shepherd lay out Washington.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-23

CCHOOL TEACHERS: YOU GAN D easily increase your salary by devOting a very small portion of your leisure time to my interest. do not expect you to 9an vHss for my celebrated Be atty's Pianos and Organs unless yOu see it to; but the service I require of you Is both pleasant and profitable. Full particulars free.
 Address, DANIEL F.BEATTY,
 Washington.N J.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-23

DR. CARVER, the noted marksman has been shot; it is feared fatally by one Cupid. The young lady lives in New Haven, Conn, and they will be married next Autumn.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-23

A MISSISSIPPI Judge was just saying that no one bnt a coward would carry pistol, when his own fell from his pocket, was discharged, and the bullet hit lawyer in the leg.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-23
Twelve Years Experience In Depa,u
 Business. ". P. Dunwoody,
 ATTORNEY AT LAW, us. Commissioner and Examine
 in Chancery, 30 Grant Place, Washingto,

Procures patents on Mining Claims D., vate Land Claims, and all classes of i.EL, E entries, giving special attention, also a s the prosecution Of contested cases bss, the General Land Office and DepartnaoOlIes of the Interior. and to the perfection ofss tie to public land In all cases whsra ,s entries have been suspended or the na,oIee e is not of record. No title is perfect ,Sa.. does not show record Of patent. A' SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL HoMEsTE,no
 Soldiers in the war or the rebellion vh made homestead entries Of less thsn iss . acres prior to June 22. 1874, are entitled ,.I additional entries.
 Prompt attention given to the prsna,. ton of papers in additional Homestsa,, the Com missioner Of the General Ta,s Office. Soldiers should apply al ' o1.o giving number of original entry and Se' seription Of land.
 PENSIONS, WAR OF 1872 Officers and Soldiers or the war of Iss and their widows, are entitled to pension Parties entitled should not delay a soo. ment In filing their claims. Instruction. furnished on application. Claims for Pen. sion, Bounty, Bounty Land Warrants and claims arising under Indian and otbs- treaties, prosecuted promptly. Soldiers who served in the Nexics, VI dIy aS CEu0lh5 ltCAA RONtOulCo hQQfees will be furnished promptly with lnforms. ton as soon as Congress acts on the bIl for their relief
 PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS. Applications for patents for inyentlon, will receive careful attention. desire s call the attention of inventors especiallv as I have every facility for prosecutilr this class of business. nEpoSrrTo~S
 lam prepared to take dispositions 10 be used In the state and Federal Courts With. out delay, and l respectfully tender nv services as Commissioner to Attorueys practicing in the several Courts, and also as Attorney in any business they may have requiring the attention of an Attof. ney in Washington.
 References, by permissiOn:
 Hon. Wm. B. Allison. U.S Senator, IS. Hon. Wm. Windom. U. s. Senator, Minp. Hon. Hiram Price. M. C., Iowa. Hon. H. Davis, NJ. C., Cal. Hon. James F. Wilson, Fairfield. Iowa.
 May Sl. 3-ti