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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-05-27
Stop That Cough.

: Ut0P T18t C6U46s
II you are suffering with Cough, Cold,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Consumption,
loss OF voice, tickling In the throat, or any at.
New Discovery for Consumption. This is the
great remedy that IL causing so much excite.
ment BY ito wonderful cures, curing thousands
Of hopeless cases. Over one million bottles
Of pr Kings New Discovery have been used
within the last year, and have given perfect sat.
isfactton In every instance. We can unhesitat.
1ngly say that this Is really tho only surs eurs
for throat and lung affections, and can cheer
fully recommend It to all. Can and get trial
bottle free Of cost, or 4 regular size for 500,
For sale at wholesale by Gray & Hof1lin, Min
neapolis.
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scrofuls.

lDoVonpOkt OemOcteC, may III
Probably no form of disease il 20 generally
distributed among our whole population .
scrofuls. Almost every individual has thi
latent poison coursing Ills veins. The terrible
sufferings endured by those afflicted by scrofu.
lous sores cannot be understood by others
and the intensity Of their gratitude when they
ind remedy that curee them, astonishes
we'll person. The wonderful power of DR.. E.
B. Hsiliday's Blood Purifier, eradicating every
form OF scrofuls, has been 30 clearly and fully
demonstrated, that it leaves no doubt that it
is the greatest medical discovery of this gener
alton.
DR.. E. B. Ha|liday's Blood Purifier is sold
and recommended at Harrison's Pharmacy, No.
No. 3OS Brady street, Davenport, Iowa, and
soldand recommended by Weaver l. Maish and
o. Fl. Ward, Des Moines. Iowa.
Ladwig & Schranck, druggists, Milwaukee,
in an article in the Milwaukee Ne,us, challenge
the world to produce its equal as a blood puri.
tier for scrofulous diseases.
Crosman & Plummer, leading retail drug.
sists of Minneapolis, Mimi, have been hand
ling this medicine for the last four years, and
are now retailing gross every ten or twelve
days, which is more thau any one retail d. 2
eist can say of any other medicine in the whole
Western States.
Noyes Bros. d Cutler, the leading Wholesale
druggists of this Western country, who do not
talk up one medicine more than another are
selling ten times more than they were yea,
ago. Why is this? Because the medicine ia
giving universal satisfaction, and still the crv
is, Give me Hallidays Blood Purifier, il
seems to help me most"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-05-27
Father ls.titNEW Well.

My daughters say .'ilow much better
father is SINCE he used Hop Bitters." lie
is getting we'll after his long suffering
from disease declared incurable, and
we are so glad that he used your bitters"
A lady of Rochester, N. Y.-Vtic1 Her,
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81 aha all Played out.

is common complaint IT You feel so,
get package Of Kidney and take
it and you will at once feel its tonic pow
er. 1t renews the healthy action Of the
Kidneys, Bowels and Liver, and thus re-
stores the natural life and strength to the
weary body. Get box and use it at once.
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"A CARD.-To all who are suffering from the er
rors and indiscrctions youth wea ness ear
y decay loss OF manhood, otc will send recipe tina,
wss discovered by missionary 10 South America
send self addressed envelope to the kov JOSEPH
L. lNMAN, Station d. New York City
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-05-27

The Best Salve in the world, for Cuts, Brois-
q. eores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
letter, Chopped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
al kinda OF Skin Eruptions. This ealve Ia
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in every
case or money refunded. Price IS cents Per
Box. For sale at Wholesale By Gray Il Hot
1in- HlnnaaDoaia
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DIR. c. f. Shoemaker, the well-known aural
surgeon Of Reading, Pa, offers to send by mail
free OF charge, valuable little book on deaf
ness and diseases OF the ear-specially on run
ningear and catarrh and their proper treatment
giving references and testimonials that will
satisfy the most skeptical Address az above
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-05-27

A fashionable lady and her company were
mistake, who, on being told to get some oil
for the castor, served them all to dose Of Dr.
Thomas Electric Oil. Biddy's mistake was
the means of curing number Of bad cases of
coughs and colds. Result: They ali keep it
in the house as speedy remedy for coughs,
colds, &c. Noyes Bros. & Cutler, wholesale
agents, st. Paul, MINI.
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1 -: nIA1sCdI;sT IS UIEKlNE CATHOLICON VIII
coeit1veiy euro Female Weakness Falling -
aeWomb, Whites Chronic Inflammation or Uceraii.,
e. p me "9mh Incidental Hemorrhage Flooding
Ar old and reliable remedy. Send postal card for a
psmpnlet with treatment. and certificates from
OI1oA n T. Sold by all drugG ists-$l so per hotti..
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a B008eh010 Need.
A book on the Liver, its diseases and their
treatment 4, sent free Including trsatises upon
Biliousnees, Headache, Constipation, Dyspep
sia, Malaria, etc. Address Dr.. Sanford. lfQ
Broadway, New York city, NY
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The Voitaic lseit Co.. Marshall, NTH
Will send their Electric Ful,...c Belt to- a.,
afflicted upon 81 days trial; zee their Atv..:
tsement in this paper l4cadrd. Son 81 na.-
Trial"
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Buv the Si~walt

With Cranes Patent Automatic Tension
Liberator, and all latest Improvements. The
best Sewing Machine made. Agents wanted
Address S1GwALT SEWING MACHINE Co,
236 Wabash Av, Chicogo, i'll.
Nothing else will effect cure in liver com
plant So quickly as Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic.
After days hard work ut business, one
goes home to rest and enjoy the evening in
conversation or reading. Having caught
cold during the day, a cough, with Satanic dc
light, lays claim to its time, and fortunes him.
At such time bottle OF Dr.. Thomas Ec!ec1rr
it almost instantly relieves coughs, colds, ~
however severe they may be-. Nnyes Bros X
Cutler, wholesale agents, St. Paul, Mimi.
Reliable and trustworthy, Reeds Gilt Edge
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Light-colored or yellow axle grease soon
wears of: Get the genuine Frazer.
Lyons Heel Stif1eners keep boots and Shoes
straight. Sold by all shoe and hardware deal
ers.
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All Grocers keep G.. Gilber,'s Starvhcs.
National Yeast IS the lcadil q brund.
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Reliable and trustworthy, Reeds Gilt Edge
Tonic
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SAP0N| FIER

= the "Ori(inel" Oeessateatsd Lys ssA Reliable
Family 6oaR Maker. Directions accompany each Oas
for msking Hard. sen and Toilet sep quickly
70 Toll Isi&h1 aad steeagth. Ask yosr grocer fes
oAPON1E18S,s and take no other. Fen11yl.
vanilla salt Manufacturing Co., Pals.
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Learn q Trade.

1 never look at my old steel composing
rule, says a prominent writer, that
I do not bless myself that while
my strength lasts am not at the mercy
OF the world. If my pen is not wanted,
l can 60 back to the type case and be
sure to find work, for I learned the print
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Iand-a-quArtor-years buys one.
BEST CABINET OR PARLOR
ORGANS IN THE WORLD; wiz
ners OF highest distinction At every
World's tair for thirteen yearS
Prices. Isl. 81. $66. $6a. SOS, -
$50 and upward. Also for easy
payments, y, . month, or $3.50 1
quarter and upward. MASON D
HAMt1N ORGAN CO., lBl Tro-
mont st., BOSTON; - East l4tA
81: (Union SQuaFo). NEW york;
80 Wabash Avenue, CHICAGO.
, 1880-12-29

TIE new Canadian paciilc charter gives
tho syndicate outright 700 miles Of railway,
costing the Dominion S2s,000, ,0c0; also a
bolus Of SIS 600 Coo ilsOre In cash mil q, Geo.,
600 ncrcs ut selected lands worth s15,000, 900.
making total Of Slaa, DOT, 600, and hands over
tic completed roatl, without lien OF mort
gago OF any kind, to the Company. 1t cx-
cmpts the lanl-grant from taxation for
twenty years, and the ronils, stations, butltl-
!ngs, and capital Of the syndicate In per-
pctutty. It admits free OF duty alt iron,
steel, Ties, and other material used IN tho
construction OF tho road. It Imposes no
restriction OIL tho Company III respect u
fares or fre!ghts. A. tllsproportionate bolals
ts awarded tor tie building OF tho prairie
section Of tho road, thereby offering an
intluee1nent to tho syndicate to build this
portion and refuse to build tho ltne across
tiip mountains aud bad lantls for which conl-
paratiyciy less Is allowed. The subsidies aro
enormous. Those granted to tho Uniqn antl
Central Pacific hwindlo into lnsignilicance
by comparison. especially rs they are sup
posed, by courtesy ut Icust, to bo secured by
mortgage OH tic roads, wlIilU tho Canadtu,l
contractors. after they haye fulfilled their
contracts, nro to be sole owrors Of tho whole
line. 1t would pay them to build 1t 1t they
should not run . traln Of ears over it once u
month afterwards.
, 1880-12-29

4 CORRESPONDENT Of tho Council Bluffs
fon1MreH ingenuously replos to The CHICAGO
TnpuNEfs article OH Jancs Freetnan CIarko'a
tUw temperance movement IL ti0ston. ThGro
nrc penty OF such saloons In 1uwA pa btr. Clurke
a'lytscs. 50 tho correspondent says. They havo
"laRor he1f, lnusle. cotIeo, ROOMS fur smoking,
una seadlng.rooma." They do not hayo loutl,rrs
and stereoscoplo views, but those might casily
tu provided, It thoy were called for. TITO eorre-
eponLent ngEeos entirely with TilE TlnnuSg thAt
such p!acos. II opanod. woglA ba surprisingly
sllCccssful,-fram Il pceuntary point of viow;
hut ho would not ho willing TO trust tho eluca-
ton Of his own Sons to tho harkQppers, whether
tl.oy should 10 lnosurers or nut Tho Irony Of
tho reply ia oxccIoat, bur it lo0s not COVER tho
ground. Tho question tas hcUn a1nply whether
rooms In which lugcr-boer should bo M lllcl-
don't, Instead Of tho attraction, would nut TO nh
impr0yemGnt 0n tho pot t'ho,lsea now !ourEahlng
On 9yary corner, lud havo tho ot1uut OF rp.lu-
cling !ntctnperanco REoatly. Certntnly. ii thoy
weru sanctioned by goo4 people, the tnllHcnco
that might bn e1osted through them wopl,i be
fur mnro hoala'!cat thnn that which u tlreetad
towarl tho total Suppression Ut all drInklnxi anl
tho AppetItesot tlla pcDplq bossaes.
, 1880-12-29

TllE recent irritation displayed by Conk-
ling. 1}ortwoll, md others about speech by
scnator 11nyartI comes lnto wien wo consider
that tho following Is nm extract Of speech
nude by Sir. Ilocls, of Kentucky, Atay ~, 1874,
III tho liousc Ut Representatives:
It requires lln argument tn provo INV utterly
helpless these inCrcliRns trhuliW, nDtlRo & Ct,.l
Were III tho hands Of such n M1Wcr, stimulated
ny such Incentives to fusion guilt upon ttenl
Not onn Ut these fnen cuutd yet II tlD.flr il
.,.cy siiI tot, gct II q,t ,of ttoir. .yic-
could by any means fo1cG tlion1 to Yield to thetT
tlcn,nnda- Thu coHt III Court. though nuth.
inE wlts done, amounted to $B,l45. Tho shnro
q tho Dtstrct-Attorney In tho <*71 ,0M was over
tblH'; TINT Of tho Eollactor, NavAI Officer, u.ld
Surveyor WIS $:I,NU cnetl, nr $d5,7l3 III Alt.
1nync gDt $b5,7iH, which hp was to divide with
tt,9 tl'1f who stole thepancrs. Gen: fuller was
pnll largo fcc o,it VI s unsl tho thIGfs portion
by .jhync. jfntr !AHc't St.lul0r C0H't'f,U got Hs
Hdese7n} e GMstnth {unse n&lcerd fiDes ti0t fs}1-
lEdr They fai!eal to ynIl themselves nf our iii.
y[tnttun or notf!jcntton tl1nt we would ElatIy
hunr thc'n IT. they hui anything to sny, stI t,ut
VIZ were una9le to rrnyu Tttt their prftutc ar-
WAutntfss lrfth cDnltast tecrc. With Bsch ag mr..
rny Ut high o!oinls n9uttlst tho merchants. what
wis MI npppnI to thu Seerrtury Worth7 Every
uificer on whom he could rely for Information
WAS directly An1 lnrgeiy Interested In hayInx
the highest penalty Imposed.
, 1880-12-29

ONE Of our Canadan Consuls reports TINT
CnnA'llan Immigration TO tho United states this
year Rl1nost amounts to I'M exodus, and tho
newspapers. which formerly devoted spuce to
cris1c1sng, expa!nlu9, or denying tho correot-
meas Of tic fos1ner reports upon this subject,
hnyo gcncraly fnilcn Into line, n.l.l they now
adnlit tho truth rs revealed by honest nnntl,o-
1nnttcB. The total number Of cnigrnnts from
Canada direct who cr,sscd at Port Harnla In
search of tlu,ncs III tho United statcs for tho
ycnr ending Juno 10, 1880, WIS ,5,0i0. Tho wnIl
nf prejudice which for ,nnny years scrtncl to
hold tho people Of CnnntlH noot frnm tho United
9tAtcs Ia I'M longer prominent fcnturc; Lhnt
dislike FOR The runkce tl,s Americans nte usually
termed III Cannda). which Wis doubtless largely
cngendered ny tho Wnrof lBla, Is now principally
confined TO tho fow aKnl Veterans ut tint wnr
Or their Immediate .dcectnt1Rnts, tltnso whose
cblldhttsl recol'cctlDna Curry them buck to tho
stirring scenes Of that pcriod. With thls otass
shcro appcars 10 bo still n lurking dislike fur
everything Americana; but the yat,,R Canadian,
with enlarged views md /. better understanding
OF tho nnturo Of mon, md whose Introduction to
tho United Gthtcs comes only through the
friendly avenues Of commerce, gradually loses
whatovcr OF DISLIKE Or luminosity ho may hayo
Inherited.
, 1880-12-29

Tue now law of South CaroIinn relating
to tho carrying Ut concealed weapons atads o1lu
to tho usual list OF such Instruments. Soc. ! ia
US follows;
I'e Il enacted, ETC., Tint any person carrying
apfstol, dirk, digger. al!lE.s .shot metal knMoklus
nisors, Or othsr si't:'r eaa'y ,rtapoa .tsap n.e,
f4r tho t'ffctfdN " 2c.10hHt tujusu,' concuNlBtt
abont his person sl.all Do guilty Of 4 n,ls.lo-
nlennor. Rnu upon conviction thereof bctore n
court Of competent Jurisdiction alnll forfeit to
tho county tho woapon 80 carrio' conoealcd. anil
l'u l'ilt III q sum not moro than $ah or fNlprla-
0nel fur nat mora shnM twelve nlnutis. or both,
In tho discretion of thu court.
1t is trio. Us oyery barber will testify, that
rnzors aro as1ai'y used for tho ,ni!!ction Of
Personal Injury -. but whethor th0y aro deutlly
wcnpons Or not depends somewhat on c!rcu.n-
snnces They aru ofteu 20 in tho South, It ia well
known, nul tho Bouth CarolInn Legislature ,nny
havc 'uno wcIl in Including them III tho law for
tho special tenol't Ut tho cnlored nupulutton.
Hut It will tu tlIillcult In practice to leoio when
rlzor Is N loudly weapon" and whom 1t Is n
legal lust trumcns Of torturc, Tho Chnrlcsion
News says, "Tho razor isa fayorit weapon. with
tho ncgrQca, nnd moro Unpleasant tnstrutnGnt
to encounter In hostile hands than y shotgun or
ruyolver.''
, 1880-12-29
THE NEW CABLE BTREET-H

THE NEW CABLE BTREET-HAILWAY.
Tho decision OF tho South Slide Street RAIL-
way Company to adopt the Cascbult n,ctod
of locomotion, which !Ias brcn SO SUCCESS
full iii Sun Francisco during tho past four
ycaFa, promises to work q complete reYolu-
tt0n In tic System Of street travel III this city,
nnl It Is q llttl0 remarkable that 1t hla mt
been aloutcd before this. Thu details OF tho
method l,aya already been explained In THE
TnlnuHE at lcngtl,, aud {ts workings llRye
heen cnnyassc4 40 thoroughly by tho man.
aEenlcnt Of tho road tint they hayc no lleslta-
tion In adopting 1t, although 1t Will Involve
an 0utlay of ut least $4,000 q mile for
single truck, making tho entire cost for their
tracks In tic South Division about 81, 10o, 600,
At tho risk Of, repetition, VIC MAY briefly say
that the new method Is simply NJ, cIldless
steel chain or cable, sunk In . trunclt,
running round drums at tho termtni of
the rond, and driven by stcam-powcr
operating upon hugo wheel w),le. rayolyes
the cable, located midway OIL the course.
For instaIlce, II the tcrinlnt Ut tho roal
were Madison and Twemty-sccond streets
tho power would DO located at Twelfth
street. The cars aro provided with q grip or
clamp. which, by tho actlon Of n leyer,
sotzes tho cable, which thereby propels tho
cur, while It ia stopped by simply relaxln..
tho grip, mud tho momentum OF tho car ca1,
bo stopped, "a now, by the operation OF a
brake. Ono chr Is used for tito grlp, n,tl ona
or two cars cnm ba attached rs fil,tlla case OF
tho dummies now running to l1ydo Park alld
l.Ak0 EtGW. As to tho SUCCESS OF th9 llt,W
plan tl.erc hardly seems Il, be q doubt. pro-
t[tletl tia difficulties lit turning eGruerS antl
, 1880-12-29

SrIRRtSa appeals arc nnnna1ly made to
the lallIos Of Chicago ugalnst the practicc Of
Offering wlno or punch to visitors oil New
Years Day. But, III point Of fact. Tint GUS
tom has never prevailed extensively in this
c!ty,-nt least not for many years. There
IRE not In the whole City Of Chicago six
ladies' OF my standing in society who invitn
visitors to drink Intoxicating liquors OH New
Years Day. Tho lost, If he lnppens 10 bu
ut home. 1nnyask his intimate friends Into
the but!er's pantry, but that Ia n very differ
ent thing from indiscrlmInnte drinking.
, 1880-12-29

On tho ayeragc In Tho last threo years 1l19
per cent Of tho deaths In tho Province Ut
Ontario, Canada, have been due TO p,lmo-
nary consumption. Tho percentages OF deaths
from consumption III some OF tho most conf
mon occupations lust year were as follows:
Farmers. 131s; laborcrs, 1G11l; shoc1nalsers,
1oi1; carpenters, 1915; merchants q; sery-
ants, 80; toacl,ers, 3715; hookcrs md clerks,
30. No other country In tho world makes n
more torrlble exhibit thnn Canada In tho
u,atter" Of deaths from lung diseases, the
prevalence OF which aro duo not only to tho
rigors of tho climate but to tho fnct that n
largo proportion of tlo inhabitants arc not
0cc!tlnatoA, H.
, 1880-12-29

T1tE New York Nntion, according to a
Cambridge University paper, will either bc s,,s-
rntl1!c1 ut tho eloso OF the prescnt ycar Or bp
converted into hlHh.rrtccd tnaEnzlno. Tho
dnty newspapers nro forcing. by their c0n,pett-
tiotts almost overy form Of publication nsdc, ex.
cr.ry contents aro goncral15 Inferior to nowspn.
por writing. Ultimately tho poopte will havo to
cfiM'sc betwce1, the library mid tho nowspapur.
as ta1cro ta no middle ground to occupy.
, 1880-12-29

AN 1riali priest was addressing his lock on
ha.unguc with eh0se words: "Drtnk, my chill.
dron, makes you bout your wives, atarye youe
famtos. and stloot your laudlords-nye. ind
miss tllqEn too" !"
, 1880-12-29

THE Sweet Singer Of Michigan has beon
hoard from at Monitor In tho foluw1ns terms,
Q mighty Garfield. thou dost tllest
Tho scat which for theo people willcst.
Thy fMu'e resoiu,s through nlt tho lnnd,
LII puIce GrcNt utd pcunut-stn
, 1880-12-29

present. But It Is believed that, unless more
friendly pulley Is nanptetl hy tho Unttctl
States toward Frnnee, tic latter will takc
measures for Vigorous retaliation. extending
III time even to tho partial Introduction Ut
American f0Dd-sNpnltes.
, 1880-12-29

Az attempt Will be made in tho Albany
Legislature ut the coming session to regulate
elevator clnrKes ut Buffalo by law, The 1nonorh
oily at that point IL oppressive. Ihu Illinois laa
Is sq.Iotcd l,s s1totlol. and precedent for whaaJ
tho Now York legislators hope 70 accomplish.
, 1880-12-29

JIM Voons, tho "prntorical miner Of In
tlinnn. Is proposed fur Doorkeopcr OF the Nh
tionni House OF Representatives by several 1n-
dnnn pnpcrs. lilo did hard nud o!sactIye work
for tho Republican party In tho critical State,
and. ns tlo is thoroughly competent and honest
tlluro would seem to 10 no reason why ho should
not hns1 this, or better nfffcc II hn Gun got IL.
, 1880-12-29

The Consular reports from Southeastern
ltusaAa show that tho development ut Tho ll,ls-
Man petroleum regions, MI tho Caspllll saAcoust.
bus saale ssry Eptnarkab|o progress since tho
year ls7.., ut.tler tho auspices Of tho tmproyctl
yyste.n OF boring weila refining tho ol, storing
It in lsua tanks, transportation In rllilway tank
cars a,'d lroEa t"nk steamers aal by pEpcs, alld
lint under tho Influence Ut those Auicrlcall
ldc4s thls ltusslan oil hns tccs,ne the pslnoIpnl
so!iFca af supply for alt suuthern md lutcrlur
4t0ssia, aud IaNlready entering into competition
with tho American polTolu.ltA III uuElnany.
, 1880-12-29

0EN. GRANT and non. Sherman sat near
ouch other at tho New ENGLAND dinner, but
tAer0 WIS manifest want af cordially batween
thosn. They dll hot 0kRt ur spcak to each other
except In the Tuost toru,aI why. u IL evident
that ucn. sherMat,'s yIows OF tho subject Ut tho
captalu.dcnesaaship uro not approved by tho
vx- President.
, 1880-12-29

A LARGE deposit of kaoltn has, according
to tho Nuw Orleans Democrat, hcon discovered
Ut, Il farm ncar Drenlond, Tox, 1t Is said 10 bo
clay OF excellent quality, mud suitable for tho
Qncst porcelain yare.
, 1880-12-29

rrr c1,rAcn rnrBrSE hns established hrnnch
occn for Tho receipt OF subscriptions and adyeftlso-
mcnls rs Eo1lnNs: L-.-.
NEW YOliK-.t,oom y Tribune Iuildtus. FIT. Nc
FADnEy, Mus1ngsr.
HLAnGoW. acotland-Ailan's American News
Agcncr. II Nonnold-sk ,.....
LONDON. EnR-Amortcan Exchange, ~ stEnnd.
1txsAY +. Gt1t.t1, Agent.
NAsuiNuTuN. u. C.--t3tn Fatrhat
, 1880-12-29

AMERICAN eottu's arp slowly driving En~
gllsh makes out of Chlt,a. Thu reports rro,s,
Chefoo, Chtngtang, Newchwnng, Wu.ltn, Hunk.
kow, and kEnktAn are ull TO thu ea,lu effect. Al
ono ptuoo tho BMle OF English drills Aaa uu-
csoasM from l,G7J p!eces IN ls1S to Att ptucuA
In l614 whllu tho suo ol AMERICAN drills Lad
, 1880-12-29

Consul. EDWARD l.. HAKEls, ut Huenos
Ayrcs, sesl,la an Interesting report Of the dis
cuyory Of coal III Patagonia. ltu ldls un OK.
hnustfyr report Oil thu agricultural prospects Ut
tho ArYeuttuu lscpublc. Tho Argentine Hvpul.
, 1880-12-29
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