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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-03

CAMPBELL-So many La Sale county people
are living or own land near Campbell, hinn',
that the following, from the St. Paul Dispatch,
Aug. l6, cannot fail to be OF interest,
This Ia q model farming community OF well to
do, enterprising ptople, with large percentage
Of BUSINESS and professional men from the cities
OF this aud other states, who frd here all the
solid advantages OF a summer resort in connec'
tim ith farming for profit. The growth OF The
village has not kept pace with the development
Of the farming country around 1t, which argues
he. lLhy growth One hundred aud seven sub
stantial farm buildings have been erected in sight
OF the village during The past year, against 10
buildings in the village. The country is beng
very rapidly improved and settled up; there 10
very little laud in the hands OF spectators.
There are very few one hotse farmers here, and
no very large farms. This peculiarly fortunate
com bination Of circumstances is due to judcious
advertising vi The Loau IhGoug b The newspapers,
and to the individual Influence and efforts OF such
OF our citizens end farmers as j. W. Cross, H. 5
Hogoboom, Garlic Bros, and other business men
Of GAINESVILLE, Wis.,; Willis Baker and Charles
Knapp, of Lake City, Mimi; DIR. II. Benson, D.
r. jennings and George Parker, OF Mil~aukee
NJ. G. Tuttle Of st. Paul, and Messrs. Brush,
Bushnell, Orr, Hosford. Nash Bros. end other
solid citizens Of high standing from Ottawa, H. ;
Bull Il Co., Of Minneapolis. Hon. Z. l.. Taylor,
OF Maiden Rock, Wis; &. w. Reyes and Messrs
and others constitute Campbcll's advance guard,
the pioneers who have colonized this country
with their friends and their friends friends, and
have shown their confidence in the country and
Its future by investing several hundreds OF thou
SANDS OF dollars in its development The princi.
pal business firms are Baker IL Knapp, dealers
In lumber, grain and farm machinery. They
own two elevators, with II combined capacity OF
so 600 bushels. Messrs. McNairy 4 Paine, deal.
ers In dry goods, groceries, etc. j. NJ. Wengelr'
general store. &. W. Osman, general store. j.
C. Il II. G. Doughty, hardware and farm ma
chinery. s. W. Kruger 81 Co., druggists. l..
Ross, hotel meat market furniture store, etc.
u. u. McCully. machinst. Charles Schendel,
blacksmithng Il wagon factory. Pacific House,
j. r. Knowles. philadelphia House, J. G. Hen.
Wis. N. N. Thompson, dealer in -four. feed, wood
and coal. p. Y. Sherman, wholesale liquors.
There are openings here for bank, steam
Rrist mill, brick yard, newspaper, elevator, drua,
store, etc For Information apply to ). w. Ru
ger, ESQ, attorney at law, land aud loan agent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-03

Southern California, having become dissat-
isfed with Northern California, is moving tor
a secession, so that it may set up a. q separate
State, and to this end convention has been
called to meet in Los Angeles and prepare the
way tor it. The proposition Is somewhat
novel one, but exceedingly impractical, for IT
every part of State which Is dissatisfied with
every other part of a State should smputste H.
self from the rest the number of States in the
Uolon would soon become Appalllngly large.
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F, P, SNYDER,

C1~A-T r q r. Ii.1.I NtEIsS, IA SALE Co.'s.
y IN the Cirrul Court. October Trim 1881.
Peleg G Haveus r.. Alice Hayens.-In Cbdncerp
Affidavit of non.resdr OF Alice Hvens. the above
defendant ing been ied in the clerks office of the
Circuit Court said county notice is therefore hereby ven
In m, said def miami that the pansnt filed
his bill OF complaint IN said court the chahrry side
on the OF August ISL and that thcrCupon
.n,nmnns ISSUED out Of said court here said suit is
nendng rpturnsbe second Monday In the month OF
t,ctoher next. IA Is by law required.
Now unless YOU the said nonresident defendant above
nsme shall personally he and appear before said Circuit
ur on the day OF the thereof to be holden
At OTTAWA and for the said county. the seco sion
sad mplain mt bin OF complaint and the mat
ters and things therein charged and will BE- taken
cnnfsssed and decree entered according To
the layer Of said bill. W. ". TAYLOR Clerk.
Ottawa. Illinois, August 18th. 1881.
r. r. SxYDER. COpiplts Sorrs. aug9.Sw
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NOTICE.-FsTATE or JAiRUs LAWRENCE DIEGO
~ Notice hereby given, that the Undersigned Executors
of the last will and testament of Jairus Lawrence late Of
the comfy Sale and state of illinois, decreased viii ar.
pear before the COuty Court OF said county on the trd
Monday benk the nth day. of October 1881 NJ the County
Court Room In ottawa said county when AID where all
having claims demands against said estate are
notified To attend and present the in writing for ad-
jusmcnt 49, 500,
DWIGHT LAWRENCE,
FRED +. Law RENCE.
sur2,-sw Executors.
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Visible Improvement.

MI. Noah Bates, Elmira. N. Y, writes:
about four years ago / had an attack OF bill
ious fever, and never fully recovered. My di
gestiye organs were weakened, and l would be
Completely Frustrated for days. After using two
bottles of your Burdock Blood Bitters the i'm.
proyement was so visible that was astonished.
/ can now, though 81 years Of age, do fair and
reasonable days work"
Price 81 90 trial size 10 cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-03

Hours AND MINUTES is our hour
divided into sixty miuuttsY Why not divide
our time IA we do onr money, hy tens count
ing Ten. fifty or 100 minutes 10 the hourY This
question was asked by an intelligent hoy fe"
DAYS since, and the answer gwen may both IN
terest and instruct other young people. tn.
answer is this: We have sixty divisions on
the dials of our clocks and watches, because
the old Greek astronomer, HIpp,rchus. who
lived in the second century befoie Christ nc
cep,ed the Babylonian system at reckoning
time, that system being sexigeSimal. The
Babylonians were acquainted with the deci.
NAL system, but for mnon and practical
purposes they counted 10y sossi snd sdrf, the
sossi representing sixty, and the sdros slAty
times sixty, 5000. From Hipptrchus, that
mode of reckoning found It's way into the
works of Ptolemy, about 100 A. ID, and thence
was carried down the stream of science and
lcivilizstion, and found its way to the dial
plates of eur clocks and watches.
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Newspaper Adyertising.

Few persons 80 fully appreciate the value Of
newspaper advertising as those suffering from
Biiiousness or Liver Complaint. when they read
the advertisement Of Spring Blossom and try It,
Price, so cents, trial bottles 10 cents.
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The Secret of Happiness.

How often we have longcd for perfect enjoy
ment. and how seldom found it. Misfortune has
come. or i'll health overtukes US. Perhaps a
cough has come upon us which threatens that
dreaGed Of sll diseases, Consumption, aud We
feel that death is near. With what JOY should
we be hlled then, when such remedy as DIR
KINs's New DISCOVERY foi Consumption is
placed wthin our reach. 1t has cured thousands
who were nearer the grave than ourselves and
made their lives peaceful and happy. Asthma
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Loss Of Voice. Difficulty
of Breathing, or any affection of the Throat and
Lungs are positively cured by this Wonderful Dis
covery. Now 10 give you satisfactory proof tina,
DIR. KING's New DISCOVERY tciH cur, If you vii
call at T.. Y. Grigg's drug store you can get i
trial bottle for ten cents, or regular size bottle
for al t5l 5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-03

lNINAII SETTI lINI f.N'r NO1'ItF.--Es'
Il TATR OF MATTHIAS MoNHRIM, DEcD.-NOtice is here.
By given all persons interested In said estate that the
under signed Administrator of the estate of said Matthias
Monhei deceased, will appear before the County Court of
county La sale and state of Illinois NJ the County
Court House Ottawa in said county, Monday the l7th
day of October ISL fer the purpose of rendering an
of his proceedings In the administration Of said rs
tate for the hnal settlement.
Dated at Ottawa. this 22i day Of August 1881.
WILLIAM LAUF,
ATTEST: 7. W. SrocKsLEGEE, Adnlinisl rafor.
Clerk County Court La Sale Co. ILL., aug2.-3w
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MOTTO 'E..-EsTATE or JOIN McCAGu DECEASED.
~ Notice is hereby given, that the Undersigned Admin
Israrix of the Estate of John Cagb late of the county
La Sale and state of Illinois deceased will appear before
County Court of said county the third Monday the
ing the 18th October 1881 at the County C"uri Room
Ottawa in said county when and where all persons hav
ing claims demands against said estate are notied 10
attend and present the in writing for adjustment
Dated this 2sth day of August Z. Il, 1871 ,
sur2T-3w Administrative.
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Zegel.
L. w BREWER,

II. w ohE " En-,
attorney at Lar.
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, La SALE Co.'s -
y In the Circuit Court. October Term 1881.
william. wi and Osman j. Wilson, partners &C. a.
william v lson Company Daniel @. Edgerton and
Mary E Edgerton. In Chunc,rV.
Affidavit OF the residence of Daniel e. Edgcrton and
Mary E. Edgerton the above deendans having been Med
IN the clerks Office OF the Circuit Court OF said county.
notice therefore hereby given IN the said NONRESIDENT
defendants that the companans net their bill OF com
plant said court the chanccry side thereof on the
ninth day of August 1884, and that thereupon summons
ssued out OF said court wherein said suit now penong
reunabe the second Monday in the month VI October
next IL by law required
Now unless YOU said non.res dent defendants above
named shall personally be and appear before said Circuit
Court the s day of the next term thereof to be heen
at Ottawa and for the said county the second Monday
coher next and plead demur to the said COM
painants' bill OF complaint the Same and the matters and
things therein charged and stated will he taken rs confessed
and entered against according 70 the prayer VI
SAID bill. w. w, TAYLOR, Clerk
ottawa, Illinois. Aug 9th, 1881
L. W. BREWER, COmplts Solr. auglS-4W
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80 ACRES,
COTTAGE ON The RIDGE,

Near the Glass Works for sale less than ta value ms the
will the city. An excellent house In
complete order, Pleasant location good neghborhnod
aug2if DIR. j. o. HARRIS.
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SAMUEL NICHOLSON,

CHIN AL SF;T'rI II; Nj E,NT NOTICE.-Es.
TATK OF DAVID +. DAVIS DECEAsED.-NOtce is
hereby given al persons Interested in said estate that the
undersigned Administrator with the will annexed Of the
estate of said David f. Davis deceased will appear before
the County Court OF the county of La sale and state of Hi
nos at the County Court House. in Ottawa in said county
Monday the 18TH day Of October 1851 for the purpose
rendering account Of his proceedings in the admins
traon of said estate for the final settlement.
Dated at Ottawa, this 18th day of August 1881.
JOSEPH A. DICKSON,
ATTEST: F. W. SToCKsLRGER. Administrator.
Clerk County Court La sails Co. H. aug2i.Sw
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or :. m per day at home Samples worth y Tree.
Do III 0ku Addr, IS STINsoS Co, Portland, Maine
To Nervous Sufferers-The Great European Rem
edy-Dr. ]. B. simpsons Specific Medicine.

n nosvc cure for Spermatorrhea Seminal Weakness.
and oil Self Abuse, as
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| Want -Four Small Dwellings

On the north sides for present customers Owners
who wish to sell should call on DR. j. q. HARRIS.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-11-16
nenih from DelIrlnm Tremens.

A Detroit physician, who seems TO
have a rare idea of what fun is, has pub
lished treatise on delirium tremons, in
which he says death from such a source
is not painful, but very pleasant. Many
who have witnessed the rawlings of pa
tient with delirium tremens, when it re-
quired three or four men TO hold him in
bed, in his anxiety to escape from ser
pents which crawled upon the ceiling,
and rats that hung about his pillow I;
when his best friends had turned TO be
the worst fends in the imagination of
the sufferer, Ilay reasonably doubt the
doctors conclusions. Death from no
other disease leaves such marks upon the
poor, wrecked vital organs Of the body as
from delirium tremens in an old drinker.
The coats OF the stomach, instead Of
being as thin as n knife-blade, are often
found an inch or two IN thickness, and
covered with ulcers. The liver is nearly
always a mass Of disease, and arteries
which convey the alcoholic liquor 10 the
brain and the delicate nerve centers in
an almost pure state are necessarily dis
eased If death, with the body and
mind in the condition OF delirium tre-
mems, F" is not painful, but very ploas-
ant" as our Detroit doctor declares,
then hanging or strangling to death
must be real luxury. Chicago Inter
ocean.
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THE MORRISTOWN GAZETTE.
Subscription Price, $1 so,

Entered at the Post Office at Morristown, Tenn
as second class matter.
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VOL. XV.--NO-34.


]
Soam one in Ca.Huci.ut has discov
sred a true and oHiy remedy f1r chilh
and fever. Scatter cayenne pepper in
/ your shoes.
TUnx up the big toe as hard ~ yuu
can fer a cramp in the lex. and rub ths
skin where the cramp Is bfiskly. This
toe remedy Is the best possiblo FOR "a
cramp.
FoR palpitation Of the heart, cat
lightly Of light food, avoid excitement,
and take gentle open-nir exercise daily.
Also use the following medicine AL
volatile, chloric ether. and tincture %
gentian, Of each two drachms water. four
ounces mix, and take a tablespoonful
forenoon and afternoon.
Tue following ointment "a said 20 b0
excellent for an inhamed bunion
Iodine, twelve grains sparmaccti oint-
ment half an ounce. A portion about
the size Of horse bean to ho rubbed on
the affected part twice or thrice "a day.
If the bunion is not inhnmod, the best
remedy is 20 place on Il frat piece ~
diachlyOn plaster, oxide Of lead and OIL
and upon IL pieco Of thick leather, this
having a hole tho sizo Of a bunion cut
in it,
MALARIA AND LElfoNApr. Writes Afr.
Lnbouchere. "I arrived at Milan from
tho Lake Of Como. / felt tho symptoms
of malaria, and, instead of sending for a
doctor, shut myself up In my bedroom
for two days aud two nights, during
which time my only nourishmcut was
lemonade. This regime entirely curcl
me. Were those who catch any malnriM
NarTnH 40 NNraa
would find Il worth all tho uroacripti0na
that doctors ever wrote.
A CoRREsroNDESr of the Scientific
american says "Lct any one who
has an attack Of lockiaw take a small
quantity Of tupentine, warm it aud
pour 10 on the wound, no matter where
the wound Is, and rolicf will follow iu
less than q minute. Nothing better can
be applied b. a scvoFe cut or bruiHo than
cold turpentinc; IL will give certain ru-
lief almost instantly. IupCutno ia
also sovereign remedy Tor Group Sat
urato piece Of flannel with it aud place
the flannel ON tho throat and chcst, aud
in every case thrcs or four drops ON
lump OF sugar may be- takon inwarlly."
EXERCISE. Exercise il a necessity. Il
prolougs life and greatly improves liy-
ing it better fits us for our duiiss.
without Il, we DO not more than half
live. lie only who exercises sufficiently
can know the joy Of good health. goul
appetite, good digestion, rcfrcahing
sleep. IL causes the blood 90 circulate
quickly, freely and equally. and will
drive nway tho blues. 10 increases rrs-
piration, thus bringing "a larger quantity
Of elixir Of life, oxygen, b. purify and
yitalizc tine blood. 1t rounds and.harl.
ems the muscles aud cducates them int
eycr-ready, faithful and efficient servant
Of the will 1t limbers tho joints uu
every paIt Of the body. I
the mind and renders
active and efficient in an les operation
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EMPL OYNENT
FOR ALL.
10 SELL 4 HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE.

TENIIE poor well az the rich, the old well as
L the young, the wife, as well as the husband,
the young maiden well as the young man, the
girla well the boy, may just well earn
few doors in honest employment, as to sit around
the house and wait for others to earn it for them
We can give you emdlOyment, all the time, or IN
your own neighbOrhoOd, among your friends and
acquaintance If you do not care for employ
ment We can impari valuable inforiE4 4tion to you
free of cost 1t will cost You only one cent foI
Postal card to write for Prospectus, and it
may be the means of making you good many
dollars
Do net neglect this opPortuni Y. You do not
have to invest large SUN of monev, and run
great risk OF losing it. You will readily that
it will be an easy matter to make from SO. to 800
a week, and establish lucrative, and independent
business, honorable, straightforward and profit
able Attend 10 this matter NOW. for there is
MONEY IN 1T for all who engage with u. We
will surpi ise you aud you win Wonder why you
never wrote tn us before. We send iull partjcu-
lare free. Address
BUCKEYE II f. G CO.,
(Name this, paper MARIos, ONO.
Sept 2s-sm
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President Seguicr never spared the
lawyers in his court, and somo of his
remarks concerning them wcro quite in
the savage vein Of Car Peter. Whou
the docket was being called ono day one
case was named where neither nlvocaio
was present eco ON with tho case.
said the President glecfully; "now ve
have q chance Of getting nj the truth !"
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TGm AB
EFT Va. 81 Ga. RR.
q q L g O. PIP

Daily Freight and Passenger Trains-sundays
excepted.
Arrive at Morrlstown 400 p. m Depart $50 a. IN
Arrive at Wolf Greek, 1918 pm Depart 1:l5 p. II
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MADISON ACADEMY,
RUTLEDGE,
CDAJNrTD COTrNRV TENN

DHE SCHOLASTIC YEAR WILL
q be divided into two terms of eighteen weeks
each. The fall term will begin Monday, August
2gth, 1881. EXPENSES. First Class-Primary
Speller, Ist and ID Readers and Geography, Sc 25;
Second Class-PrOnounciug Speller, Sd and 4th
Readers 1st Lessons in Arithmetic and Primary.
Geography, 81 50; Third Class-5th Reader, Prac-
ticOl Arithmetic, Harvey's English Grammar, In
termediate Geography, History and Composition,
so. All highsr branches SO 50. One half of all
tuition bi Is due in advance and balance at close
of the term No deduction except in cases Of pro-
tracted sickness Board can be procured at from
$5 to Sc per month. DISCIPLINE We will aim at
mild but firm and strict discipline. Students will
be taught their duty, and viii be expected to per-
form it All temptations WILL as far as possible
be kept from them. For further facts address,
j. NJ. DAVIDSON, Principal,
sept 31-3m% RUTLEDGE, Tenn.
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vvOOED, BUT NOT WON.

NOOEDs BUT NOT WON
With stealthy gait she sought the gate,
To see the distant sea;
The scene there seen was of a seine
Dragged leeward DER the lea.
The bell that tolled told that ere belle
That evening-dew was due;
But still in sttl Of eve she waits,
With blushtng hue, for Hugh.
AID soon he rode along the road,
And hied where she did hide;
Racked by loves throes, he throws him down
And thus sighed by her side:
"Oh cast away all caste, and hear
My sighs Of solemn size,
And raise on me the gentle rays
OF that soft eye prize.
"Some of the sum of all your love,
o fair one, may be won;
I'll sue you, Sue alone, the loan,
And dun you till tits donel
GAN in the dust dost see me sprawl?
This sort of love I've sought;
If tort I've taught you by my words,
Then naught should come to naught!"
She said: "AII lorn upon the lawn
hear you sighing here;
Oh do not lAnguish IN the dew,
Nor gnaW your soul with fear.
s. To make us two but one, I, too,
Would fain seek out the fame;
But ma might mar our plans, and pa
With his raised cane raise Cainl"
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RogersvilIe s. Jefferson RR.

Leaves ROgersville ....................7.3 7. 80 a II
Arrives at Rogersville junction ...... g. As a II
Leaves Rogersville Junction. 80 IL
Arrives at ROIersville le............... ..2.35 N
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LODGES.

Il & A. M.-Morristown, No. 231-1st Thurs
II day evening, O'Clock, every month, in their
nall, at the Masonic Academy building.
8. W. SHIELDS, w. NJ.
ID OVAL ARCH CHAPTER.-3rd Thursday in
IL every month. JOHN MURPHEY, H. P.
T o o. F.-MorristOwn, No. 168-1st, 2nd and
IL 9Th Tuesdays Of every month.
JOHN MURPHEY, n. G..
Y NIGHTS OF HONOR -MOrrstown, No. 972
II Meets every Thursday of each week.
J. NJ. MCFARLAND, D.
7 0. G. T.-Morristown, Nc. .234.-Meets every
IG Monday evening.
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A POOR excuse is better than none.
We hear of man who justifea his
meanness toward his wife by asserting
that he and she are one, and therefore
by refusing TO furnish her with money
he practices that heroic virtue Of self
denial. Boston Transcript.
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KNOXVILLE
fire Insurance Company.
Office East Tennessee National Bank.
Capita Stock $500, 600.
OFFICERS 8 :

ID. A. CARPENTER, PRESIDENT.
F. II. MCCLUNG, VICE-P PRESIDENT.
w. ii. SIMMONDS,
Sec. 81 TREAS
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-20
CONGRESSIONAL.

McCook's bin for retiring General
Grant with big salary was last week
reported as unfavorsblc by the commit.
tee.
TIE Senate Committee on Railroads.
instructed Chairman Lamar to prepare
and report a bill granting the right OF
way Through the Fort Bliss. Texas,
military reservation TO the Atchison,
Topeka Z Santa re and Southern New
Mexico railroads. and through tbs Fort
Wiagate, New Mexico reservation 10
the Atlantic l. Pac. c. railroad.
On Monday the : Sabican Senators
held = caucus, at walch il visa determ-
incd that when the kellogg case comes
up i'm the Senate, they will submit a
motion to lay the whole subject on the
table; and that If this motion does not
prevail. they will eGdeavor 10 prevent
the adoption Of the resolution unseat-
ing Kellogg by all the parliamentary
resources in their power.
REPRESENTATIVE APPoRTIoNMENr
The apport;onment introduced in
the house by lr. Cox Moeday fixes the
number of representatives at sol, and
spporiions them among the States as
follows: Alabama s, Arkansas 5.
Colorado |, California ), Connecticut
1. Delaware /. Florida /. Georgia 9, L.
IinoiS -. Indiana II, Iowa 10, Kansas
s. Kentucky II, Loui>iana 6, Maine 4.
Maryland 6, massachusetts, Il, Michi-
gan 10, Minnesota 5, mississippi Z. Mis-
souri, 70, Nebraska 3. Nevada /, New
!ismpshiIe ,. New Jersey Z, New York
81. NORTH Carolina 3, Ohio IS, Oregon
l, Pennsylvania 20, Rko;le Island ,, 5
Carolina 6, TenucsSee 8. Texas 10, Yer
mont 2. Virginia 3, West Virginia 4,
and Wisconsin 3
As compared wish The present mum
Der of asemhers this bin makes the fol-
lowing losses snd gains: Arkansas,
California, Inwa, Michigan, Mississip-
pi. SoHth Carolina aud West Virginia
gam one and Kansas gains 3 Texas
4; Minnesota and Nebraska gain ,
each Pennsylvania, Chic, New Hamp-
shire, Maine Indiana, Tennessee, Flor
ida aud Vermont lose l each; and
New Y0r5 loses ,.