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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-02-07

SHY WILL you allow a cold to advance
IN your system and thus encourage more
serious maladies, such as PneuGGnia, Hem
orrhasxes and Lung troubles, wher an imme-
diate relief can he so readily stSained?-
Bosehee's German Syrup has gsaaed the
largest sale in the world for the cure of
Coughs, Colds and the severest LHng Dis
eases. 1t lie DR.. Bosehee's famous German
prescription. and is prepared with the great
est care, and no fear heed be entertained in
administering it TO the youngest child. as
per directions. The sale of this medicine is
unprecedented. Since first introduced there
has been constant increasing demand and
xithout a single report of a failure to do it's
work In any case. Ask your Druggist As to
the truth Of these remarks. Large size 10
cents Try it and be convinced. For sale
by DR., VIM. Lennon. Ebensburg, Pa.
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TIE snow drifts pile the window-iedao,
The frost is keen. the air rs Stiil-
The lane that lies below the hill
Is d-ffted even with the hedge;
Gray skies. and dark trees shaker bare,
Blue smoke that rises straight in air.
And down the west yellow glare
Is driven like q wedge
In other words, Winter is yet With 1t
might as weH be sdced that it viu stay with
US for three months to come. Bgy an over
cOati You will need it. An ovcrcGat, OF good
material and excellent make, can be bought at
the establishment of Godfrey WOLF next door
the post-Gfics, Altoona, for EeTe song
He is selling not only overconts, butsli manner
OF ready made clothing, at prices vkich cannot
be cut under in the Western part OF he State.
Give him a call and be wise.
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o.

WE copy <rom an exchange: walking exer-
cises are becoming quite common among the
young people OF this place The matches occur
mostly on Sunday. Of an evening, and both con-
tc.tsnts sry to see which can walk the slower
This is proof positive to our mind thatthe con-
testants in these walking matches buy their
shoes at 8. Bumenthai's, 1lh Eleventh avenue.
Altoona. He sells the Teatest wear for the
feet In Western Pennsylvania, and sells cheap
er than the cheapest. Madame Anderson, now
walking many quarter mNles in so many
quarter hours, in Pittsburgh, wears has boots.
SO does everybody of taste. All sizes ana every
possible style can be furnished at moments
notice
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M0TiCF.-All persons are hereby
-NN cautioned against interfering with the
fol loving articles. bsught by pnblic sale a.
The property of William Young. Of Washington
towns, ,ip, Rnd left with said " m. Dung during
~ r,lea -ure. 20 Wit. { old heating stove ] good
heating q ~Ye. cooking stove. burcau desk.
b-fstead arc bedding. clock, common chairs
/ dining-tsbl: 4 dOughtrei'. sslk- prrt sf 'ecst
work for n TIVE shore wages bue-y 4N'r7 s-1
10 wool work hV : two-horss 80 .sr.
IAN > 's-1-at - NAFt \. NBUNG.
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A BIG OFFER.--To any one who N'II say
''shocs and socks shock Susan," with IA eidiiy
and faultess pronunciation, four times run
Mug. we viii give an order on the renov yea
cheap clothing store of NJ, Wolf, ll24 Eleven N
avenue, next door to Bowman Morrow's bik
store, Altoona, Pa, for any manner of suit he
mas wish to purchase, and guarantee the best
kind or a bargain to every one who accepts the
offer, providing ne takes money enough with
him 10 pay for whatever be buys \ like offer
is open to ell who fail or even refuse TO make
fhc trial.
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LETTERyFRoM KAEsAs.-Having found /
IL impossible this week to devote any sttsn- !
ton to Salina and New Cambria. as was our 4
intention, we append letter. copied from |
the Johnetown Tribune Of Monday, which |
will serve to bridge over the chssm until
next week, when We hope To be able to con-
clude our sketches, such as they are, with
some aIlusion to the place above named. In
the meantime Mr.. Donmyer's letter will be
read with interest by those who take any
interest In Kansas and the inducements il
holds out to Immigrants;
NEW CAMBRIA, Kan, Jan. %, 1879.
To the Editor Of the JohnstetpH Tribune
SIR: I notice few articles I'm your valuable
paper beaded. Nv Western Life" giving some ac.
! counts from Kansas by Mr.. Thomas Weller. of
/ Felix, of Paint township, Somerset county. Pa;
AS suppose all the friends in Cambria ano
| other coInties anxious to hear something
| from the Far West, have come to the couciu-
and can md space In your valuable paper,
/ please publish them. There great many
| sunny side, while others give OILY the dark and
| I was born and raised in Cambria county, and
spent my best days among the readers OF your
[ paper, and de / now have spent six years In Sa-
western lie. and give 70 my many friends both
sides or the story Too many coming west ger
Sy coming into new country We bound to
rough it few years, and IL we do not wish 70
I do this we had better not come. We have the
advantage in farming here in every respect
We need but pillow our and once year, ano
we need no lime. and need not haul any rock
, | before can put = pillow in the groundI Ns
need not plow around stumps, or up bills ans
down hills we have better machinery to Worh
with, and work u TO an advantage mere
, our winters are not go long; we need no renee
here. unless one sees d to fence his farm; II
true timber is scarce here, and fuel Is high, oH
no one need suffer on account OF cold our so
10 as good as can be found anywhere in IN
! United States, and n healthier climate canno
/ be found.
But with all the advantages in all places an
{ In all business, find thousands Just sue
q men es MIR. W elfel and J. Felix Being unsuc
/ I cessfuI, they give the blame to the country Q
I some one for not succeeding IN lie. II one
n unfortunate In the Eastern states he ueVe
4 thinks or giving the blame tO the country bu
merely replies that others were unfortunate
q There are thousands that have come " est Wit
scarcely means enough to bring them, who,
= a few years. ha I've made themselves com iOTtl
a bic, with nice homes, and 100 acres as good Ian
as ever lay out OF doors. l could mention ni
Is py, who, had they stayed East, am s0tisflt
y Z never could have Obtrined a home, but " D
now living as happy as they can be, Win q
10 the pleasures OF life.
. AS for myseif, I would say to the man
friends In Cambria county, rejoice and bic
sr the day l made up my mind to make my hon
. ( in Kansas. Yours, very respectfully,
e ). p. DOSHYBR.
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sALE.-Bv virtue OF

GHERIl rs SALE.-Bv virtue OF
- = wri: cd 'end- Erp0H-. Issued os;t Of the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Clparrpid county
and 10 NO directed, there will De exposed 30
public sale, at the Court House in r-t,uShurp.
on Monday, March sd. 1879. 20 J O'Clock,
2. X, the following real estate. 20 wit:
All tae iSAt, ti.le ana iE;c-es. ur ulu i. By
ers. oi, l. 2nd To psce parcel q luHd FitCGted
in CHEST tOHnsliip, Cambria county. Pa iinln-
Ing .nnfs of Williams Z Foreman Wcl. sur
reTvillc, Mr. Nagle. Ashury Les. aal John
Lee. Containing Co acres, more ur Jess. u1ifn-
proved. Taken In execution Eal 70 fc soif al tire
suit cf Le,nuel ByeTs, o. use.
IEE2iS or SkfE-- bnc- tiitG OF The Irt.rt-,fez.
money To be paid when the prupcriv o. Ra.t-cltl
GS"Il' aiid he remaining tvo-ih hif,lz iciorc tho
cGudrmattsn o: THE deed.
John RYAN. sheriff
shcy.T's OfCe- f;cnshurg Zen 3. !s-8.-.it
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RoUssD frox1 the chill of frozen sleep.

7
And bade the bitterest north wins blow
Down from the realms of eternal snow.
Then follows, that from the home ef the ice
and frost. where silence reigns and lie is lost,
the north vino came at the kings command
aud ruled the roast with an iron hand. We
skip intervening verses, and come Down to
seIia prose. To wit: That the ready made
clothlng sold by 5as. ]. Murphy, 100 Clinton
street Johnstown, fears no encounter with
cold blasts. 1t is of good material ; it IS well
made; f. is warranted. In addition to this, 1t
is sold at a price wftkin the reach OF the poor
- we'll OF the rich. Send Mr.. Murphy an order,
40 4 bid cold weather defiance.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-02-07

Two Aends in human shape chopped of
the hind legs of mule owned by Mr.. David
Mccoy. a coal operator at Glen W bite, Blair
county, one night last week, simply because
that gentleman had discharged them from
his service. No arrests as get.
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AUDITOR'S NOTICE.-In the
~ ..a..,- nf tho -,zrtitinr of tl.a rnal -

80 matter OF THt pNINItiOl UI kllo IttII VH'-
tate of Martin PriHgle, deed.
The undersigned, having been sFpsiEted ''au-
djtor TO examine and report the liens upon tho
said real eetate against the said decsdent, ana
against either all ef the heirs OF said intestite,
hereby gives notice tia he VIII atteus TO the du-
ties OF said appointment, at his ONCE in Ebens
burg, on FRIbaY. FFB'S. 2ist, 1879. at 2 o oLccK,
P. N. when and where all parts interested ma
attend A. V. BARKER
Ebeusbarg. j an. Is lszs--3t.
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APPRAISEMENTs.

WIDOWS APPRAiSEMENTS.
Wv Notice is hereby given that the fol-
rUing pamed appraisements OF property ap-
praised and set part for widows OF infestgts5
uzdsr the act OF Assembly of che 4th dsy Of
APTN A. d. 1851 have been eicd m the Regis
ter,s Office, at Ebensburg. IN a1d for tho cnun-
~ a. Cambria. aud will he presented 10 the
Orphans Court OF Cambria eOGnty. for confir-
E1atiSn aud allowance, on y EDNESDAY, tbs
ofIE cay or MARCH, a d., iS7e, wiz.
I.I1ventory a1d superintendent OF certain
personal property appraised AZ set apart for
Elizabeth MurrsE. widow or .samcs Murray,
late or EbecsbupF borough, dseessed-sISI.5 -.
@.tIuScntory :. auC uppraisemeCt Of CcrtEin real
estate appraised aud set apart Tor Margaret
Kitteh widow or Samuel KittciL iatC q LO-ctto
borough, deceaseS-e30J.OO.
,. Inventory HuC apprOisCmeut OF certain
persouRl property Appraised and set apart for
sEfzahet1 Roberts. widow or William ID. Roberts.
lizte Gf S. sisquchHnuSs-ownship,d deceased $3.50 60
4Invo1tory and appraisemrut OF certain
real estate APPRAISED and set apart Tor Matilda
So III. gTif ow OF II. Z Stalh late of Susguchan-
flF townsi ip, deceased s33 90
:. InvcDco ory and afsSTAiScine-t or certain real
estste aDd personal pr0perty appraised sud set
sHles:e Tor Sophia smith widow OF Geo. Smith.
late of CAMBRIA borough. decea Se1--ett3-tg.
O. fnvcnt0-y and apErniscIacnt Hf certain
reaf estate appraised es1d set apart for Ann
Croskn, widssg or Hugh C,r.-ssin, taIu - Cam
bria E9rough. .deceased-fS00
J. G. LAKE. BrSiSttr.
Regfsker ss6ls-cc, Ebensbnrg. Feb. 9, is.9.- =;
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t1ooo proats On so days- investment o. SJ00
Pl ZUO In NeFth- West, January 90 pAOO
PROPORTIONAL returns every week on Stock Options
OF $50. $50. $780, $500.
Oficial Reports and Circulars free. Address
T. Potter Wight &CO.. Bankers, s. Wall ST. y. \.
rT,O ADVERTISERS.-Sen Tor our Select
1 LIN Of Local Newspapers Seat free on az
nlieattoN. Address GEO. Y. Row = L. GO,
IL >SprucS Street, New York.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

DY virtue of sundry wriis % n 70 tt; "a "a
tx Ar-e1d Erposi, Ttsd Erp1fi. ard IetN1Ft 1 q
-. ,ss,scd oflt Of the Court Of Common fiees
- - rnl,rla county aud 10 me directed theie
% I,,i 10 eTDosed - public sale, a. the Ccurt
- Y.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-09
MINOR DISPATCHES

MEMPHIS, March 8.-This morn
ing the jury in the case of Geo.
Aft, indicted for the murder of
John Hockett, in November last,
returned verdict Of not guilty.
Boston, MASS, March 8.-The
jury in the Paige case last night re
turned verdict of guilty of the gen
eral charges of conspiracy to de-
fraud his creditors. A motion for
a new trial was filed and it will be
argued on the 24th instant,
CAIRO, March 8.-The- Khediye
has informed the Governments of
England and France that he will
appoint Nubar Pasha Foreign Min
lister, if they insist on it, but that
he must decline all responsibility for
the consequences.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-09
JUDGE HOUK HEARD FROM.
We received from Judge Houk,
last night, the following telegram

"{VAsHINGTnN =. C. Mach
EDITOR CHKONICLE | sse u cnpy
Of some Of the ,fep.,-it!oH3 III refer
ence g. iue funhi = ..t:L iii he CHRON-
ICLE a { e~itrd, y A early as prac-
tICabie [ propose 10 priHt your dep)si-
ton. and all that was said on that
subject applicable 20 myself. [ am
only surprised that you said nothing
about your own Knowledge On the
subjec'. II will appear that Hon. ia
cob II Thcr bnrg rave y bond Of
three ,hnuaard dnI as 10 have me
rDalignt;t by this man Marin, which
appea.s in his testimony but | am
asl0nished to note ifs emission in
youf I.uhlicati"n.
L &. H0UK."
In explanation we Will state that
we have copied all the depositions
we have published from the Nash
Vile Banner, just as they appeared
in that paper, without crossing t
or dotting an j. If any part Of
Mr.. Martins deposition has been
omitted we are not responsible for
the omission. If it has been gar
bled, the Banner is responsible for
it. In reference to our own deposi-
ton, we did not keep copy of it,
and it has not appeared yet in the
Banner or any other paper. When
it does, or if Judge Houk or any
one else will furnish US copy, we
will publish it with pleasure. In
that deposition We stated fully all
We knew of our own personal
knowledge on this subject.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-09
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, March 8.-The Times
says the first consignment of cattle
subject to the new regulations ar
rived yesterday at Liverpool in the
Warren Line Steamer Brazilian,
which has been peculiarly success
full in her transport of live stock.
This is her second voyage from
Boston during the winter when, the
Atlantic is rough, without losing a
single head of cattle. Yesterday
the Brazilian landed 301 head at
a special license by the Privy Coun-
Gil at BIrkenhead. Every animal
was apparently sound and healthy,
and it is anticipated they will find
read ymarket at London and Liver
pool, as dead meat within the ten
days allowed for slaughter. If this
is realized it is proba>
Bile that American shippers who are
awaiting the result of the Brazilian, s
will send a large number
of beasts under the same conditions.
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OHIO.

COLUMBUs, March 8,-Night
after night for the past week at
tempts have been made to burn this
city, and both citizens and police
have thus far failed to discover their
origin. One or more fires, princi-
pally in stables, which points to
incendiary work, have occurred
each night. Between 2 and 4
o'clock this morning eight stables
were burned, while attempts were
made to fire other buildings with
rags saturated with coal oil. AS
far as can be learned the only in
surance on destroyed buildings was
$500 in the Illinois Mechanics and
500 in the Hartford Company of
Hartford. The police force has
been increased and Iany private
watchmen have been placed on
duty.
CINCINNATI, March 8.-A Free
mont, Ohio, dispatch says the res
cent rains have swollen the Sans
dusky liver, and the ice gorge below
the city remaining unbroken, the
water is flooding the town. Resi-
dents on Front street are using
skiffs to get to their houses.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-09
TELEGRAPHIC.
A Busy Day in the Tennessee Leg
islature Yesterday.
Ex- Senator Patterson, of South Caro-
lima, Fully PardOned as TO
Pending Charges.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 8.

Special so the Chronicle.
SENATE.-The following Senate
bills passed their third readings
To make trespassing upon side
walks misdemeanor; to authorize
Roane and Union Counties to SUBJ
scribe stock in railroads; to change
the line between Blount and Sewer
Counties, and, also, between Knox
and Granger; to change the name
of Unicoi County to Irving.
Senate bill to prohibit freight
trains from running on Sunday was
rejected.
The bill to expedite business in
the Supreme Court was made the
special order of the day for next
Tuesday, March 11th inst.
HoUsE.-The following House
bills passed their third readings:
To prevent arson and incendiarism ::
to secure the right to redeem realu
ty sold under a legal pro-
test; 10 change time for
holding courts in BIount,
Loudon, Jefferson and Hamblen
counties to make it a misdemeanor
to sell personal property upon which
a lien is retained; to protect sheep
husbandry; to repeal the act max
ing dealing in horses, mules and cat
tie privilege. to refund to Tax
Collectors the amounts advanced
on dog taxes to Comptroller.
The bill providing for the erection
of an Insane Asylum in East Ten
nessee was made the special order of
the day for next Wednesday morn
ing.
Pending the consideration of the
the bill to prevent the sale of liquors
in towns of 1,5OO inhabitants, the
House adjourned.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-09
FRANCE.

LONDON, March 8.-The text Of
the resolution for the Impeachment
of the Debroglie portion of the
Ministry, which the Impeachment
committee of the French Chamber
of Deputies recommend to the
Chamber, is given as follows: "The
Chambers recommends the in
peachment of Ministers of the 10th
of May, and orders sending up OF
the report and its appendices to
the Senate, and appoints commit
tee Of five of its members to pro-
ceed with the charge and act as
public prosecutors.
NJ. Waddington, President of the
Council and Minister of Foreign
Affairs, and M. Leroyer. Minister
of Justice, also conferred with the
committee on the subject of there
turn Of the Chambers to Paris.
They declared that they would be
willing to take the initiative in "a
vor of the return but for the fact
that for the Chambers to effect
such change in the Constitution
they would have to be constituted
as a national assembly. The Min
istry would also prefer that the
question be postponed till after the
impeachment discussion. The Left
Center, at which forty members
were present, afterwards decided
against the return to Paris; thus
showing the divergence of the
views of the Cabinet and the Cen
.erists.
The pure Left which is the
strongest group of the Republicans,
numbering ninety eight members,
yesterday decided that none of its
members can also be connected with
another Republican group, such as
the Left Centre or the Extremists.
The Dcily NeoOs says it is under
stood that this decision is contrary
to the wishes of NJ. Gam5etti, who
desires a fusion of sections. The
Times says this fusion is also de-
sired by the Radicals. Its defeat is
fortunate, as it would. tantamount
to an occult Assembly, free from
public control and discussing pri-
vately what is now debated in the
Chambers. The Left Centre is hes
liant in regard to impeachment.
At yesterdays meeting it deferred
its decision until it is acquainted
with the Indictment. The daily
Nee0s' correspondent at Paris says : !
g The assertion that President Grevy
will resign if impeachment is carried |
S an idle invention"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-09

WE trust every one of our readers
Will read the able minority report Of
tue committee to Investigate ;he State
debf, prepared by Senator Clapp and
signed by himself and Representative
Smith. l. is long, bat every one who
is interested in arriving at a proper
conclusion on the S ate debt question
will read it.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-09
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 8.-Ex~
Senator Patterson to-day received a
letter from the Attorney General of
South Carolina granting him full
pardon and oblivion for any in
dictments pending against him in
that State. Mr.. Patterson will
leave here in few days to accept
an important trust under the
Southern Poetic Railroad Company
in Arizona.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-09
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, March 8.-In the
United States Circuit Court to>day,
the suits Of the Goodyear Dental
Vu'canite Company, of New York,
against certain dentists, Of this city,
to restrain them from infringing on
the patent right of the complain
ant, by using the "Celluloid" base
for gums for artificial teeth, were
tried. Judge Bond granted injunc-
tions against defendants with order
to account for profits.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-09

How many pets of the household
sicken, suffer and are carried to an
early grave with spasms, fits,
cramps, &C., which provo only too
late the result of worms. Parents
should never be without cdr. e.
McLane's Celebrated Vermifuge ="
in their houses, as prepared BY
Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, and
above all, see that they get the gen.
uine article bearing those names.
A nncni otoi Prass naEa daily 2h00
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-09

pends the perpetuity of our govern
ment Since the war, we, as
States and a nation, have taken
long strides on the downward road
to political perdition. Toe many
men have gone into our Legislative
halls with corrupt motives. Too
many imbeciles, the easy victims of
thieves and rascals, have stood
where there ought to be statesmen.
We believe the people are waking
up to their interests, and that
spirit of reform is at work, but
great deal is to b accomplished.
We certainly have enough men
whose personal characters are above
suspicion; who will turn
deaf ear to the tempter who
comes with an open bribe
or with plausible words and actions
with intent to deceive, to ell the pO-
sitions Of high trust in the govern
ment. See to it that such are
chosen in the future.
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wRIA EeS az TEI.Ea2aA E-sa
Say5 FOES Ss aFt&a
NAw YORK, Maj

NAw YORK, March s.
Money easy, 4. ExchaGge4 sega
So. Cove Z nents steady; new 5's,
ST O!S ST ,es dull.
Flour, receipts without decided
change, very light business, closing
dull. Southern -four quiet and un~
changed. Wheat, receipts, 3a1c better,
quiet, very mOder ate expora and spec
Native demand, business for export
mainly in No. white rejected; spring,
S4SS45; No. do, 95a98; uDgraded do,
94 943; ungraded winter red 81 Ola
O4 1-16; No. do, $II041l3; No. 2
DO, 81 l7a1 17a: No. do, Sl.173 Al liz;
ungraded amber, S1.14; No. 2 do i,
S1.l54a1.1G3; ungraded white, 81 II )
1.l43; No. 2 no., 81 l24l Is! No. do,
export, 81 15I41 l5i; white State, ,Sl,l6
aI17. Corn without importanE
change, very light trade. Oats duh,
scarcely so firm. Coffee unchanged
and quiet. Sugar in moderate de-
mand and unchanged; refined quiet
and unchanged. Dolasses quiet and
prices unchanged. Rice in moderate
demand and unchanged. Tailow
steady and quiet, 81 i73 Pork opened
firm. afterwards lower, aud closed
steady; mess. on spot. quoted at So 254
9 40; old, $40 373a1O so Lard opened
firm. subsequently lover, and closed
steady and fairly active; prime steam, ,
on spot, S6 473a6 go. Whisky dull and
lower.
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The Associated Press pays daily $500
for their cable news.
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SCRI8NER'S MONTHLY,
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now
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And il has a larger circulation in En@Iand
than any other American magazine. Every
number contains about one hundred and
fifty pages, and from fifty to seventy five
original wood-cut illustrations.
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