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zig Creek Items.
Grain fields look promising.

Grain fields look promising.
Meadows are again green and trees are
beginning to thrive.
The Supervisors should give the roads
proper attention this spring.
Pine Run School, No. 2, will close this
Friday, after term Of five months.
Eggs at this place are plenty at &c. per
dozen, while butter is scarce at any price and
in great demand.
We have had very pleasant weather so
far this week and everything is full of life
and activity especially amongst our farmers,
who are busy repairing and erecting fences,
plowing, planting potatoes, sowing oats, etc.
Mr.. James Driesbach, who left this
place last week, wrote letter when he ar
rived in Canada West, stating that he would
start from there next day for Michigan.
Several of our boatmen have taken their
boats to Magch Chunk, and are anxiously
awaiting for a load, so that they may once
earn something Hope they may soon re-
alize their expectations. REVERE.
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The Nationals i'm Council,

Pursuant to notice a meeting of the
County Committee of the Nationals was
held at the Broadway House, Mauch
Chunk, on Saturday last, the Both ultimo,
when the following-named gentlemen were
appointed to represent this county in the
State Convention: Senatorial, W. A. Graver,
Lehighton. Representative, DR.. T. Z.
Davis, Summit Hill; L. T. McDonough,
Nesquehoning. Congressional Confrces,
Hugh McGarvey, Beaver Meadow; William
Matten, Summit Hill; Abraham Stroh,
Mauch Chunk.
The following named gentlemen compose
the Executive Committee for the present
year: Richard Williams, Audenried Ed
ward r. Enbody, Weatherlyi W. A. Graver,
Lehig ghtonj j. C. Fincher, East Mauch
Chunk.
Resolved, That he heartily ratify and en-
dorse the Platform as adopted at Toledo and
recommend the formation Of National clubs
in each and every election. district
Resolved, That the proceedings be pub
lished in tbs CARBON ADVOCATE and Shen-
andoah Ereaing Herald.
Adjourned. W. A. GRAvER, sec'y.
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Are ihe MoIlIes coIonizIng.

During the investigation of the commits
sion appointed by the Pennsylvania Legis-
lature to investigate the cause and effects of
last Summers labor riots, at Scranton, last
week, the following astounding revelation
was made by the general superintendent Of
the Lackawanna Coal and Iron Company,
W. W, Scranton That the Molly Magures,
driven out of Schuylkill and Carbon, had
come in large numbers TO take refuge in
this region, and were organizing anew
among the mountains Of Luzerne, in the
mining settlements between Wilkesbarre
and Carbondale. OF this fact the witness
stated he possessed the most trustworthy in
formation. The statement produced a pro-
found sensation, and its narration was lis
tened to with great interest by the large
crowd that pressedsso closely around the
table of the committee that it was with con-
siderable difficulty that it could proceed
with its work. This was the most exciting
fact brought out by .. the investigation.
Scranton detailed his connection with the
posse that did the firing on the lst Of Au-
gust last, and saId that his instructions were
that every man who fired should shoot to
kill, as that was the most effective way to
put down a riot. The witness had learned
this from what he saw Of the New Yorl,
riots in 1868, and, judging by the temper ol
the times, the Scranton mob was not 10 be
trihed with.
The testimony Of Scranton relative 10 the
Mollies accounts for the organization and
equipment by the company Of which he i:
| superintendent of q strong force Of Coal and
| Iron police, similar 10 that which has dis.
tinguished itself in sohuylkill during tn,
past fsw years bunting down the Molly Ms-
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The 1850 Sweepstakes.

The Brown county (Texas) Banner: In the
grand sweepstakes, free for all, play or pay,
purse of 100000 added, and four years in
the White House, rent free, to come off in
November, 1850, the following entries have
already been made: Sam. Tilden, grey geld
ing, aged, by "Barrel of Money" damn'd
by "Bourbons," out of " Pocket" owned by
Wall street. to be ridden by Pelton, weights
Hewitt, colors gold. Ross Conkling, s. h.,
by vanity" out of "Conceit," sired by
"swellhead," out of "Ringworm," to be rid
den by Collector Arthur, colors blood red
Jim Blaine, g. h., by "War Dance" out of
"Bloody Shirt" she by "Hate," out of
"Demagogue," owned by Capitalist, to be
ridden by Frye, weights Spencer Carbines,
colors black flag. Chas. +. Adams, gray
gelding, aged, by "Frigidity," out of "Ice-
land" she by "Propriety" out of "Swallow
Tail " owned by the Yankee, to be ridden
by ghost of Sam Bowles, weights Iceberg,
colors Yale. r. B. Hayes, gray mare, by
"Mad Wells" out of eliza Pinkston," she
by Bargain" out of Fraud" owned by
Madame, ridden by Mr.. Policy, weights
Radical Party, colors black and Confed. gray
mixed. Ben Bristow, gray horse, by ere
form" out of "Humbug," to be ridden by
Bluford Wilson, weights Whisky Rings,
colors blue grass. U. S. Grant, roam horse,
by "War Horse" out of evidences" she
by "Butcher," out of "Lucli," owned by
Drexel, to be ridden by Bab., Belk., or Bad,
weights corruption ,colors corn (whisky) yell
low. A. G. Thurman, silver gray horse, by
Statesman" out of Buckeye" she by "Dis-
cretion" out cf"'Brairs," to be ridden by j.
6. Thompson, colors red bandana with white
spots. Bill Allen, 6. h.,aged, by "Infation"
out of "Foghorn," to be ridden by Green
horn, colors green jacket, silver sash. David
Davis, 6. h., by Compromise" out of SEQ
Saw" by "Fat' out of "slence," owned by
Nobody, to be ridden by Naught, weights
itoo heavy already colors undecided. Tom
Hendricks, 6. h., by "Hoosier" out of "Patri-
OF" she by "Capacity' out Of Greatness"
to be ridden byss::Northwest, colors silver,
green and gold. Tom Ewing, G. h., by
"Greenback" out of "Anti-Bank," damn'd
by "Gold Bugs" out of Patience" colors
green.
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Priceless Discovery.
A Sure Cure for Piles.

a SIRE cure fOrthe bind b.eeding .itchingnDd
u!ceI aued piles has heen discovered by Dr. Mn-
llaE ian ludian remOGy) called DR.. Williams
lN rtn Oiutment s,ugle box has cured the
worst q q chrOn L cases OF tWenlY-Eve ana thur
~ yo2tH standing. No one need suifer nve nm
nUes attor applying this WOnCeru nj soothing
rlCdic ne, Lotions, instruments ana reoluRIies
30 more harm than good. Williams Ointment
supports the tumors, allavs the intense Itching
tpaTticulRrly az niRht after gettiuB VAIN IN
beG-l acts as p0uitee, gives lnsInnt and pain.
le5a relief, and Is prepared only for Piles and
pOthinF else, Thousands OF cared patients Az
sest It's virtues. aud phyalciaps Of alt schools
pronounce it the greatest cont ihut'on to medi.
oln of the age. il matters not how long or -.
verely You have been SUFFERING you can be
cured.
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Ryder C'eveland. Ohlo, writes
suffered for years with Itching aud liberated
Fues, trlen remedy after remedy adYct usea aud
consulted phVsic ans in Philadelphia, lOuisYllle,
Cincinnati. Indianapolis Ond tins city, aud
spent hundreds Uf dOllai :, but fOlrd no Ieiiat,
until I ObtainCdn box OF Dr. Nllliams Inc iaa
Ointment soIno fouF months aEO, ard IL Las
cured me comD.etOly. 1 bGd part Of the box
left which gave 10 n friend OF lntne who hHd
d0otOred with many physicians ana as . last TO.
sort went 70 the noted Hot SpriuEE, ATkansaag
Tor treatnen He trtOtms 1ne thnt the indian
Ointment has also cured him Of tho RileB. 10 "a
certainly u wonot riul discovery, gRd should be
used bY the maly thOussnds Whs are now sat,
feung With that dread disease. 80. A.,
EV-sl0OOO Reward viii be paid for q mors.seJ-
tain remedy. sold by ali DFtggtHta, ,lflsa, ~
80 ~ w.
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Obituary.

/The encouragement on Thursday morning
Mat Alice +. daughter Of Thomas and Eliza
beth Mantz, of the Exchange Hotel, in this
borqughj had died at about one oclaek,
csUsed much sorrow among her Numerous
young friends, for amiable, cheerful and
kind among her companions, she was well
beloved by all who kifew her. A victim of
dropsy, for the past year she bore her suG-
ferings with truly wonderful patience and
Christian lortitude for one so young. De-
ceased was aged 10 years and months.
The funeral will take place on Monday
morning, sth inst, at 10 o'clock. Services
by Rev. l.. X. Derr, in the Reformed church,
corner of Second and Iron streets.
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Says the Bloomsburg Colombian, of last
Saturday: Both Hester and McHugh up to
Sunday insisted upon their innocence, the
former saying that at the last moment he
would proclaim his innocence before God and
man. They did not then know that Tully
had confessed. On Sunday night they were
told that there was no longer any use in de-
nying their guilt, that Tully had made a
statement and tho whole truth was known
McHugh received the intelligence in his in
different manner, but the announcement
struck Hester like a thunderbolt. For few
moments he was speechless, but at length
they both admitted theirguilt, Hester saying
while he did not plot the murder, he was
with the party and knew what was going to
be done. This accounts for his sudden
change of mind, and for his failure to deny
his guilt ON the scallold as he said he would
do. 1t is said that Tully and Kelly had a
reconciliation just before the execution took
place, they met in the hall and shook hands.
There will be preaching in the Presby-
terian church, of this borough, tomorrow
Sunday afternoon at o'clock, by Rev. G.
S. Bouroughs, of Slatington. All are cordi-
ally invited to attend.
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Franklin Literary society.

This Society met again or Tuesday eyen-
ing last, and was encouraged by q crowded
house. The debate was very Interesting
the subject for next debate is, Resolved "that
parents should be compelled to send their
children to school between the age of and
Is years." affirmative, C. A. Buck and W.
II, Kreamer; negative, L. J.. Buck and 6.
Morris. Select readers, Lizzie Weiss and
F. J. snyderj Decaimist, James Krum
Essayist, Jennie Weiss. Referred questions
LIST. What causes lightning? to J. 2. Bagen-
stose; I'd. OF what does atmosphere consist
to W. Z, Kemereri Orator, II. 7. smawley,
All arc cordially invited. Yours, etc
Big Greek April Q, 1878 2l4
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AN ASTONISHING FACT.-A largo
proportion of the American people are to-day
dying from the effects of Dyspepsia or dis
ordered liver. The result Of these diseases
upon the masses Of intelligent and valuable
people is most alarming, making life actual
ly burden instead of a pleasant existence
of enjoyment and usefulness as it ought to be.
There is no good reason for this, if you will
only throw aside prejudice and skepticsn,
take the advice of Druggists and your friends,
and try one bottle Of Green's August Flower.
Your speedy relief is certain. Millions Of
bottles of this medicine have been given
away to try its virtues, with satisfactory re-
suits in every case. You can buy a sample
bottle for 10 cents to try. Three doses will
relieve the worst case Positively sold by
all druggists on the Western Continent, and
A. J. Durling in Lehighton.
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SocIety Meetings.

r,,x,ro CASTLE, No. rs, A. o.. 4. OF THE N; Q
Ind aud 4th monday Of each month MONTH IN n No ~,
Hv' Kostenbader, s. X. CT 5. II. Gllham'
6. X. r. 5. n,. ..L
pNApsN HurrES LODGE. NO. es6' J. @: ~; y, r.
meets every Tuesday evening, az S SoSi??gS' q? N
in Reoer's Hall "a kos1onoauei' ~ ~
q. Reber, Secretary.
NrrucHES TRIBE. NO 232, Imp; Q. Of r. NJ
meets in ReOer's Hall eve SaturoaayI; ,u aaI D.
n Beers saohem CIV. DEM, " ol W.
Peuo PooA TRIBE. No, III Imp. O. r. NJ, ,nyss :. .eo
on "Wednesday evening OF each week. ~ l:So ~.
O'clock, in Pubic School Hall, MeissPs"TT5s' ~ ~
Pa G. W. SchwGb, s. JAG Brong' u VI ~
LEucHroN LODGE, No 2st X; Of P;' meets meets
on Friday evenings, in hener . nni M,lieT' ~
X of r. and s.
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WHY SUBMIT TO THE DIscoMFoRT, and
humiliation eptailed by local disease of
the skin, when GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP will
rid you Of it with certainty and dcspatch2
1t is a remedy which never fails to relieve
cutaneous disease, and, as a means Of banish-
ing defects of the complexion, it is equally
reliable. The benefits arising from the use
Of Sui phur Baths, in cases Of skin disease,
and Of rheumatism and gout are well known,
but the cost is too heavy to be incurred by
many persons who would Otherwise take adj
vantage of them. Glenn's Sulphur Soap
answers the same purpose, and is both mex
pensive and convenient. No ono need stir
abroad in search of a sulphur bath who has
this admirable means of providing one i'm
doors. 1t is incomparably the doodorizer
and disinfectant ofclothing and bed linen in
use, and prevents diseases of an obnoxious
nature caused by contact. Sores, ulcers,
bruises, scalds, cuts and sprains are prompt
ly remedied by it; and its cleanly, healing
and soothing properties constitute it far
more desirable remedy for scorbutc ailments
than ointmcnts of any description, since
such greasy compounds soil the clothing,
often aggravate, and very rarely indeed do
any permanent good. Sold by Druggists.
Price &c. per cake. l Box 6 cakes) 75c.,
sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt of price,
G. n. CRITTENToy, Prop'r, Sixth Avenue,
New York. HILL's HAIR AND WHIsKER
DYE, Black or Brown, SOC. ia.
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guires. This force is composed Of the COM
pany's employees, under command of one Of
its foremen, and in all the secret organiza-
tions of the workingman throughout the
valley detectives are at work, so that every
incident is promptly reported at headquar-
ters.
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"A little hole in a ship sinks it. A little
stab in the heart kills man, A slight cold
too long neglected will end in consumption
and the grave. DIR. Coxe's delightful syrup
Of Wild Cherry and Seneka will cure Epaad
lily. IS and 90 cents bottle
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Shenp Hlckets lof the w est
All persons going to any point in the West
should buy their tickets of c. L. Stedman
agent, l.. & S. Division, Mauch Chunk.
Lower prices by no other routes. Inquiries
by postal card promptly answered. Tickets
will be sent to any station agent on L. & S.
r. r., upon request, 1881.
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Special Notices.
Tho Great Discovery /!

f. F. KUNHEL'Sl BITTER WINE OF
IRON. For the cure oflweak stomach, general
debility, indigestion. dlGease of the nervous svs.
TEN, constipation. nciditY OF the stomach, and
ali cases REQUIRING q tonic.
The wine includes the most acrecab and ef'
flcient Suit of l, on we puBsess CitVate OF Meg.
netic Oxide, combined with the most energetic
Of vegetable toncs--NelOw Peruvian Bark.
The effect in many cases cf debility loss OF
appetite and general prostration, OF an etiic enJ
salt OF Il ON combined with valuaole nerve
ionic, IS most happy 1t euements the appe'
tlte. raises the puise takes of muscular flo obi
ness, removes the pallOr Of debility, and gives
ford NigOr to the countenance
Do you want something To strengthen YOU
Do you want good appetitel DO you want TO
build up your CONSTR uuOnl Do you want to
feel welll Do you want TO get rid Of nervous
ness 7 Do you want enCrPyl Do YOU want to
sleep We'll Do you want brisk ara VigornuS
tee.ing,l II you do try ltunkcl's Wine Of Iron.
This truly valuable tome mas been thoroughly
tested by all classes OF the community. that 10
is now deemed ind spensable as Tonic lnedi.
clne 1t costs but littlc, 'puri1iss the blood and
gives tone to the stomach, renovates tho sys
ttm and pi OlOngS lie.
now only ASIA fair trial OF this valuable
Tome. Price, 81 per bottle. Z. L. kU NKELi
Sole Proprietor. Philadelphia. Pa. Ask yOuf
druggist for KuDkei'5 Bitter Wire Of Iron, aud
take no other make, sold only in 81 bottles.
All others are counteIfeit, SO beware Of them.
Ruv sly bnttlna for AZ
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DIED,

KREsGE.-on the 2Oth uK., at Mud Run. Of
diphtheria, Fanny A., daughter of Charles
and Caroline Kresge, aged years and 20
days.
GETz,-On the 22nd ult, in Duttersville, Of
diarrhea, Charles g., son of Freeman GetT,
aged year and 2l days.
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MARRIED,

LENTz-GRAvER.-At the residence Of the
brides parents, by Rev. L. X. Derr, Mr..
C. W. Lentz, and Miss Alvinia Graver, all
Of this place.
The young couple have our best wishes
for their future happiness.
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Public Sales.

April G, at p. m.--sherif's sale of real es-
tate of John Hauk, at the Court House.
April 6, at p m 7-sherf's sale of real es-
tate OF Laury & Peters, at the Court House.
April 6, at p. m.-sherHss sale of real es-
tate of Willoughby Koons at the Court
House.
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70 C0NSUMPTlVES.


DR., FraZier's Cough Syrup used in connection
with DR. Frazier's Root Bitters WILL cURR CON.
SUMPTION.
STANDARD st'm Laundry, Cleveland q. Oct. 80. 70
DR.. FRAZIER. Deal sir fee n q duty / owe
TO suffer ng humanity TO write you. For soma
time 1 was sOrely afflicted with a cough, raising
bad stuh, with every symptom OF being n cOli-
lrmed consumptive, / tfia,, d. ifeTenI medi iVinea
and cures without finding relief AZ 50 consult
ed three Of our most prominent Cleveland phy.
slcilns, the last one OF which pronounced NV
case serious, and Informed me that / couid not
i've more than a few months ABOUT this time
hearing OF your wonderful success, cOm.
menced taking your syrup IN connection with
your Root u tiers and was fit once Denpftei T.
and after using the medicine some Two moltha
1 hnd myself entirely cured.
yORENCE DUNN.
Mr.. Dunn again writes, upder date o, Aug 4.
lsI-Dr. Frazier DOR SIR: 1 can endorse
your medicine more 81 ongly than ever from tLo
1gct tnat II Is now neS Fly one year siuoo J WIS
cured MY lungs ar 90 day strong aud sound,
having no return OF The disease
Inc ABOVE dedc mes SPEAK iOr themselves.
DE- u W. W'FRALIEH, Prop IietOr Cleveland,o %.
For sale by all Druggists.
Dec. n. ly.
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n n. SEWERS,
pIsTRrcr ATTORNEY q COUNSELLOR
AT LAW.
once. KlotE's Building Brodaway,
MAUCH CHUNK, PA.
settling Estates, Filing Accounts ana orpnAps
Court Practce a speciality. ,.,.u Ioro
Triai Of Causes carefully ATTENDED TO- 1eSN
ransaations in En glish and German. Jan "
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The only sure GU RE for Torpid Liver. Oyspep-
sia, Headache. sour stomach, COnsti patton. DE.
bl ity, Nausea, anu all Bilious complaints aud
BLOOD disorders, None genuine unless signed
''Wm Wright Phila." II your Druggist vii not
supply send 25 cents for one box To Barrick,
Roller IL Co, 20 N. 4th St, Phila. Dec. 20 VI.
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AdVertIsIng Rates.

We desire it to be distinctly understood
that no advertisements will be inserted, IN
the columns of THE CARBON ADVOCATE that
may be received from unknown Partiess, o. Or
firms unless accompanied by the CASH
The following are our ONLY terms;
o-o ,,oor eocb insertion. 10 cts.
o." en- ys,ths oocb insertion ...,....... Is cts.
Three months, each insertion. ~ ets'
Less than three months, first insertion
81; each subsequent insertion..'..'' 20 cts'
Local notices 10 cents per line.
H.V. MoRTHIMER, Publisher.
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Morms RemoYed AliYe.

+. f. KunkeH5 Worm Syrup never fails TO
destroy Pin, Seat aud Stomach Worms. Dc.
kunkel is the only successful physician in this
country for the removal of worms He rO-
moves Tape Worm, with head and sll complete,
alive in 2 hours and no fee until removed.
Send for circular, OF call on your druggist. and
get Dnttle of Kunkel's Worm Syrup. Price
Sl.0J. II never tails. March l0-1m
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DON'T NEGLECT a COUCH

or cold, when 2j cents will buy o bottle OF DR..
Frazler's Cough syrup atany drug store. II has
wrought complete ChungeIn the Cough N edi.
clneS, Is pleasant as honey and ALWAYS cures
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Health and Happiness.
Wright'S Liver Pills,

Iealth and Happiness are priceless Wealth to
herr DossessOrs, and yet they are wit1ln the
each of every one who will uSe
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-04
The Rates of Postage.

ostal cards, one cent each, go without further
rye TO all parts of the United States and Canadas
b an additional one-cent stamp they goto all part
nrope.
Il letters, to all parts of the United States an
ada, three cents per half-ounce.
ocal or "drop'' letters, that is, for the city or
n where deposited, cents if delivered by car
S, and cent where there is no carrier system.
newspapers, daily, semi weekly, tri weekly and
klies, regularly issued and sent to regular SUD.
bers cents per pound, payable at the office OF
location, newspapers and magazines published
frequently than once week, 3 cents per pound.
nsient newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, books
handbills, cent TOR each two ounces or fraction
,eof. All other miscellaneous matter, including
called circulars, book manuscripts, proof-sheets,
tographs, &C., and also seeds, cuttings, bulbs and
S. and merchandise not exceeding four pounds In
hit, cent for each ounce or fraction thereof.
he following are the postal rates with Europe;
rates for letters are for the half-ounce or frac-
/ thereof, and those for newspapers for fouI
ces or fraction thereof
10 Great Britain and Ireland, letters cent
yspapers 2 cents; France, letters cents, news
,ers cents; Spain, letters cents, newspapers
Is: all parts of Germany, including Austria.
ers cents, newspapers cents; Denmark
ers cents, newspapers cents; Italy, letters
is newspapers cents; Russia, letters D cents
Sspapers cents; Norway, letters cents, news
,ers cents; Sweden, letters cents, NEWSPAPER
nts; Turkey, European and Asiatic, letters
is, newspapers 2 cents; Egypt, letters . cents
yspapers cents.
Tor Asiatic countries, the half-ounce limit 10
sers, and the four ounces for newspapers, sill
ding good. the rates are:-
% Australia, letters, via San Francisco except Y
South Wales) cents, via Southampton 10 cent u
Brindisi 10 cents, newspapers, via San franclsc
ents,via Southampton cents via Brindisi cents
ina letters, via San Francisco 10 cents, via South
lpton Is cents, via Brindisi 10 cents, newspaper
1 and s cents, by the respective routes; Britis
ats; Japan. letters, via San Francisco cents, vi
gland 10 cents, via Brindisi 81 cents, newspapers
lSan francisco cents, via Southampton cent;
.Brindisi cents.