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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-02-06

Indianapolis Dry Goods Market.
The market was quiet but steady
BATTING-Ordinary l0@l2zc; middling l5c;
best tissue Ice.
Brown DRILLING-Nashvi1e SIC; Pepperel
Sc: Stark &c.
TICKING-Omego 80 inch I61Sc; Conestoga 4 4
Medal l5c; Medal l6llc; extra Is l5c; extra A
Ice: Lewiston 36-inch lSc; ~ inch l5c; 3O-inch
l31Sc; plaid lSc.
SHIFTING STRIPES-American 6-3 l0c; 3-3 &c;
Whitterden cheviots B 9%c; A lie; AAA
l214c; Xxx l21lc; Otis cheviots l21zc; Everett do
llzc; homespun 9%c.
PAPER CAMBRICs-Commonc olors SIC; high
colors lc higher.
PRINTs-American &c; Washington. Merri-
mac, Oriental, Conestoga, &c; Richmond &c;
Harmony &c. Allen SIC; Freeman &C; Stand
ard shifting prints 514951zc; Albion solid col
ors &c; Wamsutta SC; mourning prints &c;
Spragues SIC.
CARPET CHAIN-White 2lc; colored 26c; COW
eTlet warp 23c.
BROWN SHEETINGs-Vermont7 TIC; Nashville
TIC: Middlevine 71Sc; Idaho &c; New Albany
&c; Stark A Sc; Park A SIC; Granite B 51zc
r nc; Pepp SIC; Charter Oak Sc; Lancaster
standard &c.
BLEACHED SHEETINGs-Lonsdale &c: Hope
TIC; b ackstone &c; Mascomen 915c; Hill, rs,
SIC; A &c; Dwight Star lOc; Waugh XXX &c;
Rep Dog &c; Quaker &c; Cambrics, Lonsdale,
lie: Young Warrior llHc; Jabsz Knight &c;
Wamsutta ll12c; New York Mills l11zc.
GRAIN BAGS-AmOskeag a 20c; Lewistown
a 221zc: Stark 25c; Union 2%c; Banner 20c;
Montaup 221lc: American 2lc; Harmony l9c.
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NOR SALE-Matthews' Patent kenewaDIt
II Memorandum Book. Send for sample
copy and price list. samples sent postpaid h
any address on receipt of so cents for No. Ii OF
Accents for No. 2. Address, SENTINEL COM
PANY, indianapolis.
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The Great Discovery
DR.. Joseph Haas Celebrated
HOG CURE.
The only Cure and Preventive known for
BOG CHOLERA.
LUNG DISEASE.
DIPrHERIA.
THUMBS, and
CATaRQH

Used by leading Swine Breeders in Ohio, In
diana, Illinois, Iowa and Missouri. Indiana
lost over thu ee million dollars by Hog Cholera
last year, and ohio over one million dollars
lSee Stats ical Report of L. :. Agricultural
DepartnhenJ) One box VIII cure twenty hogs,
and will keep sixty hogs free from disease q
whole year. The only thing known by which
Swine Breeding can b. made a safe business.
IMAM What prominent hog breeders of
hEAtE Ohio, Indiana and Illinois say of
&SAAA4S IL in few letters among hundreds
received within a few weeks.
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indianapolis Live Stock Market.
EXCHANGE STOCK YARDS.


MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 4.
Reported by G. A. Ferguson & Co.,
Wholesale Commission Dealers In Cattle, Hogs
and Sheep.l
CATrLE-rhere were 100 cattle at the Ex-
change stock yards to-day of common quality.
there being but few good cattle on the market.
1t the dullest market this season, the
butchers buying but few cattle and the ship
pers bought but few. At the close about all
were sold at scant Thursdays prices
We quote the market dull with about all
old.
Good steers ana coal %
Good cows and helfers ...-............v 5O0l4 60
Medium cows and heifers.... ............ O093 40
Common cows and heifers. .......-...... OOCG2 40
SUOck D OOgo 20
Cows and 0O940 20
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FOR SALE-

NOR SALE-Matthews' Patent Renewable
II Memorandum Book for 50 cents for No. 1,
or 40 cents for No. 2. Sample copies sent any
where on receipt Of price Address, SENTl-
MEL COMPANY, indianapolis.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-02-06

at unchaIlged pr1ceS.
Young hysnD, common ..-........ ........$ SOFA %
Young hyson' fair 10 good ................ 40a 50
Young hyson, choice ................. 7Oa 80
Young rs son, extra choice.............- S50ll %
IMPERIAL common. ...............-.. 306 40
ImperIaI' fine 5Od So
InperlaI choice ............ S0@ 30
Gunpowder common ..-..... 30@s IS
Gunpowder .....-........... 456l 90
Gunpowder, choice. 75d 81
Gun powder extra choice .......... GOAL %
Japan, uncolored, common ....-..... 25a 81
Japan, uncolOred, fine new........-...- 500 GO
Japau' anchored, choice new-........ 65a 50
Ooiong inferior....... S0@ -
Oolong II ...............s. 459 10
Oolong. extra choice ................... 9O@1 90
CORDAGE-Is without change.
Manila "a to sis in l6I$l Manila, "a inch....l6
Manila, y in. up..l5 lSisal, = to D. 6.........l2
Il al, q inch. Sisal1 in. & larger-u
Sash cord hemp--.l9 Cotton rope......-22@2i
Hav rome g ply 49, Hay rope ,cOmmOn..l0I
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IN DI A n A.


JAS Mustard, of Marion county saws: ssrhs
hogs of one Of my neighboTs hai the cholera
very bad. He gave them your medicine and
they all got Well he is sure, if he had not
given your Cure, they would have all died"
VIM. A. Macy. president of the State Swine
breeders a association of Indianae of Henry
county, says: Thy medicine has fully come
up TO my expectations. 1t was just, what my
hugs needed, and they are doing well and look
we l."
J. ID. Patterson. of Johnson county. saws:
by using your medicine my hogs ceased
coughing; and while my neighbors' hogs are
dyii all around me, none Of mine are sick
now"
Il. N. Pifz-r, of Howard county, saws. sI
cured several hogs that had not eaten for a
week before i got your medicine, and thai
had given up to die, but they are now sound
Daniel Brook. of Union county; (who lost
l26 head of stock hogs a large number of fit
hogs and nearly all his breeding sows before
he used this remedy, says: 81 have not LOST
one since. / recommend to every one who has
hogs to use this medicine"
Marshall Harker, of Bartholomew county,
says: Your remedy encourages me to go on
trying hog raising"
ILLINOIS.
John NJ. DOrsn, of Nermillion county
says: several dos of your medicine have
helped my sick hogs wOuderf ily. Most of
them are squealing for their feed"
Young a. Young of Clarke county, say:
1--WE are curing In every case; we never had
man here goes out and buys hogs that have
the cholera, on the strength of curing them
with your medicine"
Price. sl.00. $3.50 and 300 per box.
Kidney Worm. an improved remedy for
Sl.UO per box
sucking Pigs. special remedy for disease
Poultry, a cure for Chicken Cholera and
Dipththeria, at 81 40 or Sc per box.
Sent free of charge on receipt of priceD
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NEW YORK. Feb. A. eeves-Receipts 800
head making g. rs head for the week against
= $50 head for last week. Market opened slow
aid at small advance, which was not main
tanned O close; late arrivals had to be sold at a
reduction of nearly a per cent. Il. m opening
rates. No Texas or herukee ca tie shown;
poor to prime native S. tn dress 5n, per 100 lbs,
extra sll 25@ll 50, TO dress 57g5S, best car
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Receipts shipn is
February I, 1873.

GRAIN ~ STORE
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There comes through the British Medicu
Journal of April the report of a GONZALES
eence from hydrophObia after it had fairly de-
yelOped. Even the high professional standing
OF the physicians who had the case i'm charge
will not prevent the report from being re-
eeiyed with incredulity. 1t is likely that all
the particulars of the case will soon be known.
The dl>cOyerer of cure for hydrOphObia
would rank high among the benefactorS of
mankind
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The modern extravaganza in dress among
the women is not without its advantages. Ac
cording to the Governor of Utah, it is causing
a decline in pOlygamy, owing to the inability
OF man to support more than one Wife
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GOLD HTNTIM& CASE
es Lazy size, Handsomely Engraved, for n
Gents size, Gold Hunting Case Elein&V
MatcA leweled movement, Chronometer Halsnsz
Sox. EhK 90 70 AUCTION to Buy Wdtchesf
LIbB1x y NEW JKwKLRY sroRE
@~sm l33 etk Street.
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DOR SALE AND EXCHANGE,
~ BY THOS. j. BROWN. LeDroit Building.
S25 Mass. ave., I. b. and lot of 25x1O6 So 800
New b. h. Oh 18th ST. 7r. ba> ws. each floor 3 sos
House. 6r, valuable lot. best part of 9th ST 400
or will exchange equity tor house and lot
worth 50 COO
A desirable 2-story press br. h.. with bark b'dg
lot 800 #. on ST. worth IS 500 for -. q 600
Bloom house and 2. 600 IT. lot on newly con-
crettd st. n. W., east. of 14th, only 81 900 Also
several fine residences $40 800 to SO OOO and lots
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RLACh SILKS, COLORED SILKS,
- Paid silks. Check silks, Black CAST
Black Tamise. Black Snk Warp (Henrietta), Black
Alpacas. and undoubtedly tie largest assortment
OF new and beautiful Spring Dress Goods In WASH
ington city. CARTE RS IN Market Spaoe,
The Popular Cash Dry Goods store.
We are selling an excellent quality (Gunet makeD
Black SIX, real satin finish, sublime quality, at
Y.26 We have sold one thousand yards OF this
SILK since February %, 1878. We are selling the
best Black SILK In this city at 81 We selling a
good Black SILK al &c. We have Just received a
large lot of Coored silks I'm beautiful light shades
All pure wool, very wide, double width, fine quail
ity Black Cashmere, 50c. This Black CaShmereis
special bargain, only b0c. About 800 pieces OF
Sasslmeres lor mems and boys wear; prices rang
ing from &c. to S1.50. Beautiful Spring Dress
Goods (w9ol not cortonl. l5c.; pure silk and wool
Black and C0lorru Grenadines at the very lowest
cash pi ices: Car "A nair o. real English Stockings
lwoven Seams) for 81 We ale selling the very
pest BED Ticking that is made, on1-laa VIDE,
sPLCLAL NoTICE..We have placed large sign
across The pavement In front of store with our
name CARTER'S) written on Il in gold letters
so lhat every one Will know where 20 find the
cheapest and largest assortment OF Dry Goods in
Washington. apl6 -tr
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
IL WIN. z. BURFQRQ, 708 e street,

For Sale.
Iwo-stofT press Brick and Back BUILDING q
rooms, modern improvements: LOT ZOyI25 to AM
alley; situS ion northwest; for 81, 8OO-S2 cash,
Dsia &c 10 three years at per cent, or In monthly
Also, three newly finished two-story press brick
HouSes In northwest section Of city. with z rooms
terms. ~.'' VII e"''
also have some great bargains in large hand
some PROPERTY. Will sell az panic prices or take
some property In part payment. Several elegant
Lots centrally located at reduced prices.
To Loan.
have $40, 600 in sums to suit at Mar cent also
t3,OCO In one or two sums at per cent. apis r
nor RENT-Elegant new HOUSE at LeDroit
Park all modern cOnveniences. eight fine
rooms; S45. Also. Nos. 81, % and Is X st. ne,
Apply at B1RNEY,s Law once, Room IS,
LeDroit Building, St., or at % ST. ne.
Any OF the above will be sold on long time and
Ipohthl! pay menus. apis I'm
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The Russian and German chlncellOrs are
both reported to be seriously i'll. Who can
tell how the deStinies of nations would be
changed by the sudden death of either ofthese
men,
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A. STRAUS.
1.....Pennsylrania Aoen.se. ..... 1911
ap19-tr Between 10th and IL tn Streats
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SPkING SUITS,
PANTALOONS,
BOYS SUITS.

Boys Suits, $40.
Boys suits, %.
Boys Suits, IS.
Boys Suits, 81.
Boys Suits, IS.
Boys Suits, IS.
Boys Suits, 81.
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issue on the LIST aud 18th of each month bull
letn OF all property for sac and reuC on nv looks
which can be had on appi alton at my Off q, or
will be sent by mail il desired.
Loans.
81, 500, 81 500, $3.50, at per cent.
Auction Sales
On MONDAY. April 50 h. at 4 p. M. valuable
impr we'd property on southwest corner of 81 and
= . S. NV. ap24-tr
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Call and Examine MY Stock Before
Purchasing Elsewhere.
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To Advertisers.

Advertisers are requested to send In their an
noun cements early in the day as possible and in
all cases o; 12 O'Clock NJ The Insertion in the
same day 5 issue of those reaching the Office after
that our cannot be assured.
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OLD CLOTHING, &G.zL. RICE, dealer In
&C., 62S 7th street southwest offers great bargains
He pays the highest prices In CASH Tor the several
%. noVf.fr
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to the Paris corresponde,

According to the Paris correspondence of
the New York World, good deal of surprise
has been expressed by the French as well as
by foreign officials connected with the Exhi-
bition, at the number of commissioners ap-
pointed by our government They consider
one hundred and fifty functiOnaries to be an
absurdly excessive staff Other nations have
deemed president, a general commissioner
and an assistant abundantly sufficient and it
Is quite settled tina one hundred and forty
seven of our noble army of commissioners
will not be recognized in any way, not even to
the extent of free admission. 1t seems, fur
Ter, t at the arrangements for exhibitors are
by no means on the liberal scale of our Cen
tennial Exhibition, which is spoken of in the
most laudatOry terms by the foreigners who
took part in il, and who are now in Paris. At
the French exposition, for instance, the eX-
hibitOrs are required to pay exOrbi antly for
transporting goods into their respective sec
lions, and are charged for the cost of sweep
ing and cleaning, and even for the water used.
All these petty proceedings are cOntrasted
with the extreme liberality which distinguished
the Centennial administration. 1t seems that
our exposition was not only pecuniary sue
cess, but that the handsome manner in which
it was conducted has made uS friends all over
the world, who will be ready to respond read
lily when an invita- ion is extended to them to
make another exhibit in this country.
Tho full statements We print to-day of the
latest political sensation, the SO-calIed confes-
81 ms of fraud in the Florida vote at the late
Presidential election, it will be seen by care
full peiuSal, leave the whole question just
about where it was. There seems to be little
doubt that the face of the returns showed the
election of Tilden, and that the canvaSsing
board rejected the votes of certain precincts
on account OF alleged democratic frauds, and
thus gave the state to Hayes. If inquiry could
be extended behind the settlement of the
FL 'ctOral Commission, then the questions
would arise in the case of Florida, were there
violations of the election laws by democrats,
and had the canyaSSing board of the state the
legal right to throw out returns of precincts
where such frauds had been committed.
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VOLUNTEER, JR.-By Volunteer by Ham,
Y bletonian, by Abdalah, by Mambrino. a.
by imp. Messenger; dam by Defiance, W.T.
Mambr1no Paymaster, by Mambrfno' byT ~
imp. Messenger, IT,; dam Tempest Buff
founder by imp: Bellfounder, limited AT $50
COL. klPP-Winner of the four-year Old co,t
stake 1T Hartford: time, 2:44, 2:46, 2:47 by Tom
jefferson, winner Of the great $40, 600 stallion
by HambletoDian. at SIS, '9
GEORGE PEABODY, at $40.
Other information obtained from the owner ~
14Oz pennsylvania avenue. or from the agent at
stable i4Oc street. opp. Joyce's carriage factory.
apZs-m y. ONEAL
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r OOK AT OUR DOLLAR BLK SILKS,

T OOKAT OUR DOLLAR BLK SILKS,
ALSO,
Beautiful STRIPES and CHECKS at 75c.. s7sc.
and31.
Beautiful Colored SILKS in Navy Blue, dark
Green, Brown. Olive, Moss Green and all other
desirable shades, ranging from 75c. upwards
so pieces beautiful ORdANDIE5, in all the new
tinTs.
80 pieces beautiful printed LINEN LAWNS of
LINING SILKS at s7'4 so and 75c., all cheap.
LUPIN's MOURNING GOODS
of the very best quality, OF every description.
One Price Only.
W. NJ sHUsTER Bro.
1t 919 Pennsylvania are.
IRON BANKRUPT MANUFACTURE
ERJ.
40. 900 WORTH OF
CATERS, TIES AND SLIPPERS,
To BE Sold without Reserve,
BY LOUIS HELBURN.
402 SEVENTH STREET
Sign Of "That Old Woman Of Nine"
THE STOCK CONSISTS OF
THE BEST MAKES ALL WIDTH LADIE@
AND MISSES FRENCH KID,
Lasting and Foxed Button, Congress. Lace d..
Caters, Kuskins, Jeffers0nS, French III
Ties and Slippers.
GEMS and Boys Hand and Machine
Sewed Button. Congress. Ties, Office and Work
Shoes, Lasting, BUCKsIN and Canvas.
CHILDs' all-colors of Button, L zee and Buckle
Shoes.
P.S.-Price lists to be had gratis at store. a25tr
EUNSELL'S ICE CREAM, MADE OF
- Pure Orange Country Cream, free from Gar
lie. Families, bOarding-hOuses, hotels, reStau-
rants, dealers, excursions and festivals supplied
Large deduction to those who buy to sell. Boxes
of various sizes ready for delivery at a mOm.nt's
notice At the Old Establishment, 1927 New
Y"Tk avenue. ap22-1m
No. $3.50 PICTURE FRAMES, }No. 628
ST. PAPERHANGINGS. ! ST.
Picru1e Frames, different styles, in store and
made to order. Silk Velvet Card and Cabinet
Frames, largest assortment in the city. Picture
Cord. in gold. silver, timed, copper and worsted
cherry. Picture Hooks. Nail. Rings, SC, with
window Shades. &c. Terms Cash. at
MARkRlTER s, No. 626 street,
One door east OF 7th st.
HST Free Art Gallery. ap20-6ts
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The fresh outbreak of hOstilitieS in R)ume-
liza has at last decided Austria to consider
means of defence"
1t is perhaps abOut.time she was bestirrin.
herself If she means to have hand in the set
tlement of affairs or expects her voice to carry
with it any weight. The statement that tn q
Russians have sufficient troops so situated as
to be able to march irresistibly to Vienna,
While ii may be doubted, nevertheless indi-
Gates that Austria is far from prepared to
fully utilize her great resources and COM
handing position in case of trouble with
Russia.
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Average strorn Daily Circulation orer
15,5OO-beino q mach larger bona rae,
regular and permanent circulation than
that of all the other daily papers In the
CITY added together.
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TONSULT DIR. LEON the oldest established
~ specialist In the city. He guarantees q perma-
nent and speedy in the shortest time possible
of all Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases. ABANDONED
and in-treated cases q speciality. A thorough cure
or DO charge. Separate consulting rooms Cos ii
street northwest. pov1-1y
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TAEF, ELEISCHMANN T. CO.,
VI Original Manufacturers and lntroducers into
the United States of
which was used at the Vienna Model Bakery of the
Centennial Exposition, the secret of the uneQuaed
success Of that establishment. Our Yeast Is war
ranted free from chemicals. and Is prod iced by fer
mentation from selected grain. The highest pre-
miums awarded In America and Europe, whenever
exhibited, and Americans may nov boast that they
are equal In science Of brrsd- making to Europeans
IL our Yeast is properly used.
Absolutely nol e genuine without our Trade
mark, or our firm name ON the wrapper. All
Others are limitations. ap4-tr
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WILL OPEN ON MONDAY MORNING
100 PIECES OF CHOICE STYLES OF
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS.
At 25 Cents Per Yard.
Buntings, new colors % cents.
1Io patterns of New Lawns just opened.
Anlroscoggin l. Bleached cotton, ~ cents.
Black AlpacaS, from Is cents up.
Atwood Black Cashmere. 80 cents and mp.
Black silks, from 6. IS 81, 81 81 25, 81. So etc,
Cassmeres for boys, IS, 80 81, so. etc.
Il aid Swiss Organizes, H..
Linen Suitings, large Stocs, with Lace 10 match.
TowsoN'S CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue.
al 20-tr South side near 7th ST.
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DRY GOODS.
A T RRODBEAD's,

At RRODBEAD's,
"a 1905 Est, bel. I2th and 1874 ST..
Buntings, 2Sc.; (bcsl make al-wool Bunting, SSc.l
70 Bone, Hip Gore orset, In boxes, 25c.
Thompson s Glove fitting Cursets 81.
Coed Black Alpaca Skirt Braid, &c.
Is sutitul Black paca, CSC. yard
standard Prints fast co,orS &c YARD.
Lovely Pacific CTetonnes, 12ssc.
Ah-wool Dehege. Csc. per yard ard up.
Dress Fabrics, Zoe per yard and up.
SIX clicked Balbriggan Hose 2Jc. and up.
beaChed and Unbleached CotIonS, SC. per yard
Clark's best 200 yard Spool Cotton. Sc.
Elegant S-button Kid Gloves. 81 IS per pair.
- And complete line OF Fancy and Staple Dry
GOODS at oorreSpondingly low prices, You can
rave money buying AZ RRODHEAD'S,
ap2S-u 1905 Est, bet. 18Th and I3th SITS.
II L A { II SIL ks.
We will to-day offer an entirely new line OF
BLACK SILKS,
prices:
Good Gros Grain SIX, rs.
Very good Gros GrainSilk, sly.
Superior Gros Grain silk. 81.
Cachemire finish Gros Grain Silk, 81 10,
Cachemire Royal Silk 81 2S.
Extra fine finish Silk. 81 IS
perfne Cachemire De 5 Al, vi 50.
We are also Offering very fine line OF C0J0REO
SILKS at SOC yard, the usual price OF these
goods being u rs. -
ap2o-tr COS Ninth street, opp. Patent 0nce.
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III LIE f&sEKKzFdf CO..
INCORPORATED lS4b. PURELY MUTUAL.
LEWIS c. GROVER, President.
ASSETS JANUARY LIST, 1873. S33, 1871, 1928. 49,
All approved forms OF policies issued Reports
and statements furnished at the ONCE of the Com
JAS. B. fEARSON, Vice President.
EDWARD A. STRONG, Secretary,
BENZ. G. MILLER, Treasurer,
GKANV1LLE !. HYDE. District Agent,
marI-3m Room .. Ia Yls.oSf R.1SY<lS~rn
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On next Wednesday the latest reOpening of
the permanent international exhibition will
take place. These reOpenings so frequent,
though at irregular intervals, give an enjoya-
bic excitement to life in Philadelphia
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EDUCATIONAL,

MAPLEW0oD INSTITUTE, CoNcoRp-
AxA WILLIE, PA.-BOys, $50 per Quarter: t5SIiS
S45. Students prepared for business, Yale or ~.
Nar9 SoIege. Instructors first class
IeLZz-Y .. SHORTLIDGE, Al Prin.
JAMES CORRIDON. Professor Of Penm1n-
- Mtp, st. Cloud Building. 9th and =. Writing
bookkeeping and Short-h md taught In short and
easy courses OF lessons. Thorough instruction
guaranteed. Lessons given at residences and at
eohools. je4 1ys
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The scheOLbOOk fiends are in Washington
again to make another raid upon the pockets
of parents This time their little game is the
introduction of new arithmetic as a text
book. They make their descent upon us at the
wrong time. just now, when it is a problem
how to raise money to keep the public schools
going at all, the people are in no temper to be
bled for the purchase of more school books.
The quantity Of books now required is more
than the children can well stagger under, and
il the abuse is extended much further it will
be requisite to adopt some other means OF
transporting the books to and from the school
room. We may look forward to the day when
the school authorities will require every pupil
to provide hand-cart-possiby a dray-sor
the transportation of his pile of school books
This will naturally open up fine field for the
school furniture jObberS, who will doub less
insist every few months upon supplanting the
vehicle last prescribed by the school authOri-
ties with new back-actiOn, self-dumping
school book car, with patent aXleS, and springs
able to sustain some more books
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-25

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