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't)I}EP

|oBER.
va, ,na time to havs your roof protected
y i S ueHs and winter storms, and
~ H *, Elastic Paint" lie acknow
b y w. VINO have used 1t to be une
h Ec oy Vther In the market. Over S40t
tev I' NV was done in Whining ton las,
WILING ,"'s allowing II to stand twelve
as nov u ~ pay, at which time II the
sNr,i" vt ,ound TO give satisfaction In
<6pv arA the Job was to be forfeited,
1gtSI '0iy oiil has betn paid and ali
'RltSi, lhis We claim is 3, rocommen-
fogua rn n,19li' Thi is not one OF the
lePsirnnsstla B that fill our mi rkets and
'ior mas ueu gentlemen having tested its
|ed nS,,i 'hah year, they being uu.
eS, can speak pro or con. Sec
|n Bra sSt, Seventh and Poplar; Mir. b.
,n,assnn.hywine Village; M. Jaues
fwait ,n .riiit'lond, MIR. Hope, John AS
Aa Rloy,n,iiESie, W. n, Grant, painters;
Ehop, n h,.all Newport Iron y orks; e.
Ter, Nv .,t hErUHLIcAE; W. +. John
M0rIaa 'Tn "Tln Vim. Herbert, New
&rks. iasker md Co., Delaware
*c,bstcV,,"s uaay thvor us With either by
'0 saSll receive prompt atten.
Nou y. W. BRLOE,
shn fnuiaoturer and Agent,
drde ~ ~. NO. ISL EaEt seventh st.
HI rts % Nv STORE, Seventh and POPLAR
sIrGc a s'n'e' N. W. cor. Sixth and
g80!tf
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Yes. sut,erley & Sawyer, 3o2 Market
street, above Third, aro now taking IL
flne card photographs for $1.5o and one
large Sxl0 picture in frame for sl.o0'
They guarantee entire satisfaction NO
extra charge for children.
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|ANrgD- MOULDERS.- A FEW
ivittly first class moulders ascus
4 70 work on machine tools. Lib.
Sagts and Steady employment to the
|nen, applicants must state capacity
kgges expected. HAMILTON Is % milts
/ oIOlncinnati, location healthy, living
I, The ahops are as completely equipped
Il 10 the United States. Apply 70
NILES TOOL WORKS,
6sa Hamilton, Ohio.
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Fifty gross Of wooden pipes for Gale
cbeap at the Great Tobacco Mart 4th,
and shipley streets, Will, Del. A. A.
Chapman, prop'r.
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Potatoes.

And still they come One more car
load of choice Early Rose and Snowflake
potatoes, which | will sell regardless o.
price they must be sold. smel's' NO.
ID Bast Fourth street.
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hOOAEs TIME TABLE.
xEAIzzs LEAVE wz1s1H9Toa.

AVOAEA Ek4AM AAmAAhs
4EAIas LEAVE wnzuNaToM.
Rsr Philadelphia and intermediate stations !:
7, $40, 1890, q. NJ; $50, 400, 100, $50, p.
m. On Sundays: 8.l0 Q. m; 500, $50, 800
.. m.
Pkiia. Express: ga, ., s.A, lo.o2 a. m. Sun.
ror Pntia. and New York: 40, $40, 100
10.e2, o. M: SO 30. #10.4S. (LiMitod)
o07 p. m. Sundays, 223 q. m.
For Baltimore and way stRtione: a.86 q. M;
g@ ssisina,ro, Washington and Bay Line
ro ,' Bs Il II; and Washington: 1861, AGO
ais, G.s5 o. m; 12.G2, l.04 uLmlted) 4,4S,
T.os p. m. Sundays: 1a6l, 800 q. m.
For information apply At depot.
For New Castle: eco, ems, q. m, LOO, 800
For Harrington and Intermediates stations !:
p.96 o. m: Los. d.85 p. m.
For DeImar and intarm1 diate stations: 9.25 a.
For wilmington & Northern Il. r.: 700, h.
m; 800, sos, p. m. No Sunday trains.
Arrive Q and 11.25 .. M, and 6.&b p. m.
Far Delaware Western r. R.: us, 1870. am
$50 p. m. Sunday trains, 1920 a. M, 6p m.
FRAIuB son WILMINGTON LEAVE RnILADRfr
PHIA.
From Bread street and washington avenue
E.ae, $40. 1890, l0.4b, u.A6 o. m; L8o, s,S.Eo,
l. 6.1b, Q, $40, 8, 9.4S, ll.5op. m On Sun
days: e.8O q, M; Q, 8, 9.&6, II. 30 p. N.
From Thirty Second and Market streets: T.SC
T.8O, lLs6 o. M; 122b. (Limited) a.&6 p. M
I'D SUNDAYS: Los g. 10.
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lANTED.-AN APPRENTICE To
the printing business must have q
slucatIon, be we'll recommended, and
/ 10 years OF age. Address In handwrit'
applicant. No personal application
fsd. THE JAMES h WEBB
Printing and Stationery Company,
"a Market street, Wilmington, Del.
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hAILROAD LINES.
nRlLADELPHIA,W WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

T BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
JULY 20. 1880.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate Sta.
items, 100, slo, 1000, n M, 2se, 100, 100, 40
Philadelphia tExpress, $50. 300, ~, 1854
Philadeaphia End New Yogf ana, $50, 100,
lQ,Q2, 0. ~, i2-aa, l2Aa, COT n m.
Batttmofs and fnsskanadiVke Stations, ssS
Baltipore and Boy rAns tos p. m. =.
Baltimore aud Washington, 1851, 400, ais,
s.sb q. m, I2b2, Io4, AS. T.0S p. m.
Trains tnr Delaware Division leave fer:
New Castle, 900, 9.2s Q. m, LOB, 400, e.sS
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate Stationa, s.2b
q. m, LOS, o.36 p. m.
DslmaF and intermediate Stations, s.2s a.
n, I.o6 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate StStions
9.l0 o. M, 300, 0.3U, go p. h.
Philadelphia and New York, 2.2S o. m.
Baltimore and Washington, i26l, 2.o3 q, m.
For further Information passengers are 70.
farred to the time tables posted at the depot.
II. r KENNEY. Supt.
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|DD GIRLS oAN BE HAD. ALSO
gooi places Tor girls. BY applying a.
srt Intelligence Cftice, 40 Tatnall It.
p9t3t
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|ANTED-A SITUATION TO Learn
the cal Ia ate bu moss: no wages
Address CLERK, REPUBLICAN, once.
p9iE
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ns,Ip-ONE NEW span SpRIr q
y Noe. osn made BY VIM. H. Wright. Gall
g " GIBSON, French street below "a
bBtBte0d
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n pyNT RABLY LOCATED,
nine room modern house, furnish cd ,
.lOur dollars per month not furnished
nv seven dollars. Address y. u. h,
|BLisAN effice. Wi Sooou
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E-as.IT-A COOP STEAM Wits.
" y. os saitsble tor tug-b0at or manuiactar
attainment. Apply RWuBLio Az Oh
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4 LET-rWO SECOND STORY
rooms rear Sixth and West, Address
4 REPUBLICAN, office. lolsbtf
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= u EsNSM AkGH s..

Eey; E s ALE pREssMAKIN8 AT
- lAHHlEo, lsin Grange st.
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'ANTED.-A PROTESTANT GIRA
for general heusew0rk. Apply OH
i eVcnlh street. 1919 Zt
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sAI,E-A aoUD WobK NC
pk snn suitable for cart or store ~
horse .,S or IN wM. r. MAsSEl.
X. VI. e or. Trent and Grange ''''' 'i'''
llpa -.-.-.--.---------
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BOARDING..

iARDlNH WITH IlESIRABLk
COR!, also table beard. sos King ct.
pitt
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WAN Fed.

n ReNr.-goo MS Fob. BENT. AP
i ply I'LL King st. sH'G
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tu.Al,E-SMAnL BOILER; SUIT
I sbe for steam yacht or small p 90 ~.
N ia King 81. s
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" ONO AND svkuNG WATERPROOF
boots, the best ever made. for brewers
and butchers or aav pe,fon that works in wa
tsr, at MONAGHAN's, os6 Madison &C..
100 Ct
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h sALE-A coon TWO.HORS :
dearborn. Apply 70 ". Y. BoM ,o,S = = :,
snd Tatnall SITS Will, Del. lol2'dA"
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Ii REyr,-A NINE ROOM DWEi-
A ln. house with hot and cold Eater ana
ciein improvements, At 1903 W: front
anAlv 10 WIN. FORREST,
nPp' Next door.
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FOR RENT.

h sALE,-slsoc GOOD LOAN scalp
l.lpH ~
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Hon. VIM. Ward, who was at the i'm
mense meeting at Ph9nixville on Sat.
urday night last, says the following
letter Of David Reeves, President Of the
great Ph0nix Iron Company, read and
distributed on that occasion, produced
telling effect. 1t will repay perusal:
, 1880-06-17
KIND WORDS.

The following comments are taken
from our exchanges relative to tho
immigration pamphlets:
Northwestern Washington, its
Soil, Climate, productions and Gen.
erai Resources" is the title Of a
pamphlet of SO pages, published by
the Immigration Aid Society of that
section, at Port Townsend, w. T.
1t is full of interesting information
for people whose ayes are turned
toward that Territory, as we know
some Of our folks are. One object
of the book is, "to keep away those
who would always be sorry they
came, and bring those who would al
ways be glad they came" 1t is a
border region, rich in soil, lumber,
clay, and grazing, and offering good
homes at little cost TO industrious
people.-Marin Co, (Cal.) "Journal".
s'That pamphlet issued by Mr..
Weir of Port Townsend, under di-
rsction of local board of immigrs.
ton, is, we contend, a very fair doc.
ument and make up, notwithstand-
ing the disparaging criticisms of the
Part Townsend "Press" and Seattle
"Dispatch" to the contrary. In
point of fair and truthful represent
alton which it assumes to deal with
we venture to say that it will COM
pare with the average immigration
pamphlet. Though in point Of typ
ography and makeup it is not a
model work, we have no doubt it is
well worth tho money expended
upon it; and as to the criticism on
the "Hy-specked map" we advise
/ our friend Weir to talk back to them
as the darkey waiter did to the in.
d:gnant guest who found a piece of
shirt cuff in his soup. "Why," said
the darkey, "you must be dam.
phool; did yon expect to find silk
umbrella in II cent plate Of hash." "
In the pamphlet referred to We cer--
tainly did not expect . lithographic
map that would cost more than the
entire work, not to speak of the la.
Dor of collecting the information
therein contained.---P. S. SNAIL"
, 1880-06-17
You Have No Excuse.

Have you any excuse for suffering with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaints? Is there
any reason why You should 90 OIL from
day to day complaining with sour Stom-
acll, Sick Headache, Haoitual Costiye-
ness, palpitation ofthe Heart, Heartburn,
Waterbrash. Gnawing and burning pains
at the pit Of The Stomach, Yellow skin,
Coated Tongue aud disagseeable taste in
the mouth, Coming up OF food after eat.
ing, Low spirits, &C.? MOI II Is posi-
lively your own fault ii You do. Go to
your Druggists aud get a bottle Of GREEN g
AUGUST FLOWER and your cure Is certain
but il you doubt this, get sample bottle
for 10 cents aud try it. Two doses will
relieve you.
, 1880-06-17

reason that it could obtain no official
knowledge of the extent Of the
change IN voters. The fact OF the
creation out Of Stevens, of the
county of Spokan, was brought up
and one delegate was allowed Spo-
kan couaty; but, owing to the fact
that it was impossible to determine
what should be the reduction of rep
resentation in Stevens county, it was
given the benefit Of the vote Of
1878.
A vote of thanks was rendered
the N. P. r. r. Company, for grant
ing half fare rates to members of
the convention.
BY order of the Republican Ter
ritorial Central Committee.
francis TARBELL, Chairman.
BYRON BARLOW, Secretary.
, 1880-06-17

THE "Sksgit Herald" is the name
OF paper hailing from and dated at
RUBY creek, Whatcom county,
w. T., Wednesday, May 10Th, $780,"
but printed and edited in Portland,
Oregon. 1t contains glowing &C
counts Of the richness of the Skagit
mines and appears to be devoted
specially to floating the stock Of the
Skagit Gold Mining Co., which pro.
poses to dispose Of a LIMITED namber
of shares of stock at so cents on a
dollar, par value. The Portland pa
pers warn their readers to beware Of
investing in the scheme, which bears
upon its lace the appearance Of will
full deception. ,asr
, 1880-06-17
Notice..

All persons indebted to q. G.
Bartlett, either by note or account,
are hereby notified thai unless the
same are settled on or before the
sl7th day of June. they will be placed
in an attorneys hands for collection.
No exceptions. ,,, ,o.gll4 "a, '4
The above has no reference to the
new firm ofC. G. Bartlett & Go.
.ai aHd aahaI q. C.oBARTLETT.o
' Port Townsend, May 20, $780,
, 1880-06-17
COMMUNICATED.


Time rolls its csaseless round, and
we are approaching close to the thres-
hold OF the one-hundred and fourth
anniversary of our national indepen.
dence-the remembrance of which
ought to cause every personal, Sec
tional and political feeling to be laid
aside at least for the day, and all to
unite in harmony and good cheer.
The one day Of all the 365 days of
the year that should bind us to.
gether in one common band Of broth
erhood and friendship. Let all self
ish and personal feelings be buried,
and, liko the two brothers who had
long been estrangsd and at variance
with each other when brought to-
gether over the grave of their last
parent their animosity toward each
other was buried with the dead, the
hand Of friendship was mutually sx.
tended and they were made happy
so lot us all unite and pay our devo-
tions 10 the goddess OF Liberty.
"Behold how good q thing il is
And how becoming well,
Together such as brethren are
In unity to dwell"
Pax VoBlsCUM.
Port Townssnd, June Is, 1850.
, 1880-06-17

ternal revenue bureau shows an in
crease for the month Of April from
the general sources Of internal rev.
enue over the same month of last
year Of ts,s60,3S4. This is a re-
markedly good showing, and shows
the revival Of business continues.
LEO.
, 1880-06-17
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.


The Republicans treated the Dem.
ocrats to another exposure of their
methods while debating the Super
visors bill yesterday. This bill, by
the way, was brought up by the
Democrats FOR the purpose of get
ting rid of several Objectionable Of
. ficers. 1t provides that all super
visoIs shall be appointed for two
years only, and shall not be eligible
for rcappointment, and that the
terms of all thost, now in office shall
expire on the lst of July, 1880.
They are to be appointed by the
President and confirmed by the Sen
ate. Senator Edmunds made
strong speech against it, showing
that If it became law it would fur
nish precedent for making any
other class Of citizens ineligible to
hold Office whenever the whna or
necessity of a party majority in
Congress should render such an act
desirable. Senator Rollins made
speech on the measure, and Senator
Cameron set forth at length the his
tory of the tissue ballots. Senator
Kirkwood detailed from personal
knowledge, many Of the Louisiana
outrages. In fact thE bill gave the q
Republicans good chance to attack
the Democrats, and they embraced
it. Another effect OF the bill, which
is intended to act against the Re-
publicans is, that those officers of
elections who are thoroughly ac-r
quanted with their duties are to be
kicked out, and their place supplied
by new and inexperienced men right
on the eve Of Presidential election.
But the measure has not passed the
House yet, nor has the President
signed it. The ub.committee of
the House committee on Mississippi
levees, which, in May last, went ON
a tour of inspection of the Mississ.
ippi river, submitted its report to
the House yesterday, which substan-
TALLY endorses the report Of the
Mississippi commissioners and rec.
ommends that the government ex.
tend all possible aid to the general
improvement OF the Mississippi riv.
er. No action will be taken at this
session Of course, but it is believed
nearly every member of the present
Congress is in favor Of liberal appro.
priations whenthe subject e.mes up.
Delegate Downey, of Wyoming,
who, short time ago, printed in
the "Record" q fifteen page poem,
proposed in the House yesterday a
plan to get rid of the much grabbed
at Geneva award balance. He
wanted il used to erect public build.
ings throughout the country. His
proposal was ruled out amid great
laughter on both sides Of the House.
In the House yesterday Mr.. For
ney made q conference report on the
Military Academy appropriation bill,
which was agreed TO.
, 1880-06-17
REPUBLICAN, TERRITORIAL c0NvEh.
TON.

pursuant W Cdii tuo hop">'
Territorial Central Committee met
in New Tacoma on the 9th day OF
June, 1880. The members present
were: Francis Tarbell, Chairman;
Byron Barlow, Secretary; r. ID. At
fridge, J. NJ. Welch, by P. b. john
son, proxy; w. Byron Daniels, by
F. w. Bier, proxy; Geo, D. Hill.
By order of the Territorial Gen.
trail Committee, duly assembled pnr'
suant to notice, this 9th day Of June,
A. ID. 1880 at New Tacoma, w. T.,
notice is hereby given that Repub'
l1can Convention is called to assem-.
BILE at Vancouver, Clarke county, on
Wednesday, the 9Th day Of Septem
Dor, 1880, at 10 o'clock, a. m, for
the purpose of nominating candi.
date for Delegate to Congress and
for the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come be
fore it. m ate,asE
The committee has fixed the ap-
portionment of delegates to said
convention as follows: One dele
gate at large for every county in the
Territory, and one additional dele
gate for every one hundred votes,
and for every fraction of fifty or
more votes cast in each county, at
the general election of 1878, for the
Republican candidate for Delegate
to Congress. Upon this basis the
various counties of the Territory
will be entitled to representation in
said convention as follows: Cheha-
lis, 2; Clallam, 2; CIarke,6; Colum.
bia, Z; Cowlitz, 8; Island, 2; Jeffer-
son, 8; King, 10; Kitsap, 4; Klicki'
tat, 5; Lewis, 8; Mason, /; Pacific,
8; Pierce, 5; Skamania, i; San
Juan, 2; Snohomlsh, 3; Stevens, 8;
Spokan, /; Thurston, 8; Wahkia'
KUN, /; Wal!a Walla, s; Whatcom,
5; Whitman, 6; Yakima, 8; Total,
The committee also recommends,
subject to any change to be made by
the respective county committees,
that the various county conventions
be held at the county seat, on Thurs.
day, the 26th day of August, 1880,
at 1 o'clock, p. M, and that the pri-
mary meetings, to elect delega es
80 the county conventions, be held
at l o'clock, o. M, of Thursday the
5th day of August, 1880, at the
voting places in each precinct. This
recommendation is intended only for
those counties which have no county
central committee, or when they fail
TO act.
The committee also recommends
that, the county conventions in coun
ties having portions of joint council
and representative district, instruct
their delegates to the Territorial
convention, who they desire nomina-
ted for joint representatives and
councilmen--the nomination to be
made by the delegates from the
council districts at the time of the
meeting of the Territorial Conven-
ton.
RESOLVED, That the Republican
Territorial Central Committee heart
lily endorse the nomination OF Hon.
James A. Garfield for President, and
Hon. Chester A. Arthur for Vice
. President.
The attention Of the committee
was also called to tho fact that a
change bad been made 10 the bound
aries of Pacific and Wahkiskum
counties whereby it was claimed
that the Republican vote Of Toe for
mer had been decreased aud the
vote of the latter increased. While
the convention desire TO recognize
the fact in making the apporaon-
msnt, Il was unable to DO SO, Tor the
, 1880-06-17

To all who are suffering from ihe errers
aso inai~retlons OF youth. nervous weak
mesa, early decay, ,oes Of manhood, &C.; I
win send you q recipe that viii cure YOU
FREE OF CHARGE. This great REM
efy WAS discovered by missionary In
Socth America. Send q self-addressel let
ter % the REv. JOSEPH 7. ISMAH, Station
ID, New York City. -
, 1880-06-17

J. B. Huntington, Of YasimA, has
started for Montana with about g.
900 head OF cattle. lie was at the
bead Of LOsg Island at lAsI aSeoants.
, 1880-06-17

THE $4,000 appropriation for
lighthouse and fog signals at Point
No Point, w. T., has been stricken
out by the Senate committee.
, 1880-06-17

HORACE Maynard has been con.
firmed postmaster general. N,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23

Near San Juan lives Il young farmer WIN u
.,, Gc ni th, u.rdtn" ile has been very bHshtu'.
and lima xncd himself nieht. Ohn uAF '.S "on.', 'S
stopped ~ "A house where lvtd OuNom - she mn
ssr how shy lie VIZ on ny urctripi tn Decic ia
ifuntrd with The pcdar ~ ap.''s an Ealhth uuc",
and determined that the &c sh"n" h' b'"N'' as 'ThP
V,r had arry, which gave icr every lF.fr e. IA tHi
pnr.cnnr gram cd 10 tine sirrurrs y hbc N1iktC uP ~
iiui ~ ne sIrOi y the wei. and sAc hIn' way We '
uf ret married he rcrled hai hr Didn't lhlnh lh 70
wss ?nyhoiy who would have hiuh " W "A, IopIrh
snr with great frrycncy, II viii have you" ne fnuH
,nr, tur, a rcd ,tu Hammered, 10 tuna, bul h1iE he
aid manage n tell her Al right" Auai"mch'r were
mulc riaht away for the marriage ceremony anI ~ teS'
linn, a week they were living together man ahu W'
haipy Ms b,rds ~ a cst-lsun Jaan independents
Dan Dcnnison, the famous lace-dIlVei' was
telling III Max M-enrs saloon ihr other rhenns aT4,.
III many nds OF whiskry tai drtnE IN trhvrlihs
over the coast e. drive ~ tuc am rent Races hh TN
hav. been into s0irr preitt tnueh paitnu'ne' 80
lao . he siuffrd a hood whcn he was carrying lI"m one
arm, Ia the otncr bat the worrt drink OF luf ever
GOT was IN Reno. In less than Two inhcs arr IVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
A PERFECT CoMrENDIUM OF REFERENCE

In a compact volume OF 125 pages, uniform IN
STYLE with the Almanac TUE TRIBUNE, ~ Aoo' tis non
son, ally presents tts readers ana NC p"'io o.,
year Tue volume for 1870 Ia now brfofe us M" i
perfect compendium OF reference tOr lho Eou ,p,r
can hardly be- imagined The columns AZ ifh lIb' Hh
contain clear detailed accOunls of every event "u,
making note Of IN most eases prepare p 49,
trained the l CHEST HttHinable skl III cIo-c Op
tion and succlnrt narrative. with TiIE lNDhN ID hhu
aud lie OF the great journal 10 urn 70 ~ ~ nnent
rive can INSTANTLY be found Of any event OF h0ven
occurring during the year. Take tho sum {; ., nan,
ro,ds Inr rynmnle and TuE INDEX Will point tue IN
Ire 10 eyery ptpiI OF interest and importance III no
projection construction, OrGanzation reois'',aa,.i
current and comparative huslness' ,, IF nnV
and of every rond IN ths country anu OIL any
that Americans are Interested IA abroad nnu o,rJ
other subject thnt can h. named IN the coShur'int ~
human affiirs from alpha "a Omega WIN ~ n
treated IN exhaustive mnahrt ~, no y"
TIIr TRIBUNE Is n library OF curttlt
aud every tonic of the time worth noteh- hss W. az
crtgiate aIcoyG where preserved every rem Iioin
b. the ,aiaosns 10 tut. library mud anofis perfect
guide 10 IT. labFrtnths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
A MArvEL oF CoNPACTNEss.

From the flbInu frththg J"VF""'' 81,
The Tribune Association has just issued tne
Ipdex OF THE NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE lOr 1917
which publication OF great value eYen 10 tnose WE
do not pOssessa hlr Of THE TRIBUNE or nle OF any
paper az n give reference ana date To every event O
any consequence that has happened during the year
aud thus etnbOdcs muufe and exhaustive enron o
the years history, systematically presented tha any
dcsired reference he readily found The inhter
arranged alphabetically aud tOpicaily an indcx 10 th'
important topics aud headings hclng gwen III tle oe
gnnIng OF the book. As an instance OF the topch
Treatment under the heading Obituary are more ma
400 names with datc, page ana column OF lIt lkbu
where the fuor record Ot their death may be iOnnd
The work Il compiled by JOnn L. Wcnhemer ana ~ !,
marvel Of compactness aud comprehensivcheSs ~ "a
ID allied for 80 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
THE TRIBUNE iNDEX.
A VALUABLE PUBLICATION.
m . - - NaTg.n

THE NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE INDEX,
pamphle of l2I pages Is exceedingly valuable ana
rnnycuieut pubica ion. It iutcllgcntly PREPARED
refers 10 cyeiy important event chronrlcd during the
wear classincS them 80 a. all facts belonging Ia
snbiert md 81 includes both subjects ana persons
nlacos The whole array OF and dates al easy com
maud. We know Of no publication wh!cn 80 .opPaeuy
and c0mprtcy summarizes all that Interesting IN tnC
years events or 70 admirably arranges them ior READY
reference.