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r. M. RAVEN g. CO.,
BANKERS. No. is Wall-st., New-lork.
REDEMPTION of CIVIL BONDS oflS7S.

STATE OF CAuFoRNrA-TREtsrRr nErARrMENr}
SACRAMENTO. March H. 1851.
WHEREAS. There is on this day in the
w state Treasury the sum of one hundred aid urre
thousand slO100 doars which. under an A'l d" ine ig
i..r OF the state California entitled an Act 20 pohe
Tor hr payment the funded udeblednrssoi the STATE Z"
f,uia AMI Ia contract funded debt Tor that purpose, APP
rovci April 2 1870 set apart Tor The redemption q" WI
bonds state s-nr under the provisions OF Su At
Notice Is hereby given that
SEALED PROPOSALS.
For the surrender Donds Will be received at ms Dc
psrteut Tor the Epecnod un tho fth Gay vi
NAV. \. -. ISL AZ II o'clock a. M. .,.. a., -
hid entertained AT more Than par Npu' 'll
s,nn.ibe guarantee accompany each proio.h hh,
s he ndorsed sealed proposals for snfehdsf OF Wv"
Bonds 81 1874" $500 -. a.. A. 40
s must De- surrendered within ten days aiter the &c
cepiauce VI the proposal for their redemption 49,, .
''F JOHN Vial, state Treasurer
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100000
FIRST MORTGAGE PER Cent COUPON BONDS
OF TIE
Danyille, 0lney and Ohio River Railroad
Company. Of Illinois,

ARR orrS TO suBscRIPTroN AT THE oFFIcE OF
THE UNDERsIGNED At PARAND ACCRUED INTER
Est WITH Az ALLOTMENT OF so PER CENT FULL
PAID STOCK A. bones. UNTIL APRIL Is
This line Of railway will extend Danyillc. Illinois 10
the ohio and Mississippi aud when finished will form
comretsl and direct line from Chicago NewOreans via
paducah by rail Grand Tower by the Mississippi
River II with Other leading railways running
Fast and principal points and markets OF the Con
tncnt it, connecting Chicago at Danvie Ia OF
the best paying properties west paying on both bonds
and stock u runs coal heds surrounding
DAnyile In Of which II win have practical mo-
nopny which would alone sustain road with larger bonded
debt It passes through the most fertile sections Of The
United states sctlci yesrs under high state OF eu'
ton and tch I'm agricultural products cattle lumber &C.
which have immediate markets at Chicago - Louis and
other points which direct connections by rail are 81
ready built ami IN operation.
me bont. offered are ~ the Issue 81 s8O 600 100 miles
Of completed road which viii make fixed charge Of only
$4,000 per The coal traffic alone will sustain tins
charge total trac will add 10 the surplus aPp
cable Liberal local subscriptions 10 the Stock oil
the company have create extensive plant"
oor. making the mortgage. which ia therefore for light
issue u bonds averaging only 5000 me resting on 100
miles Of completed and equipped standard gauge road
The bonds at thirty years In denominations OF $1,000
and $500 With July and January made payable 10 the
,itv Of New York subscriptions paid 10 tho Farmers
Loan and Company trust FOR TIE subscriber un te
delivery the aud stock for which certificates IN nego
table FORM counersgne and protected by the Trust Com
many aud for the bonds AID stock paid Tor wi"
be given.
subscriptions subject to call Of per cent on allotment
balance AZ ton days After April 90 but subscriber
ma. right Ia pay In on part before call and have IN
forest commence Of payment THE RIGHT TO SUB
SCRIBE Ia these bonds. with the stock allotment WILL
EXPIRE At the close n business on April Is
paup hlcs maps circulars. with blank forms OF
application bo had Application by letter or III person 20
r. M. RAVEN g. CO.,
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

<1oypos, April li-l230 m.consoia l00ois for money,
for the account United States bonds four per
1t i17 Atlantic Gpoaf Western first mortgage
~ esrthcates 6sts, EriA 4pa NewYork Central I6l
4nncls Central l42 Ess1ine 82; SswYork Ontario aud
z Ho>fkrn, 3h
loxDos April 11-<ss0p m.-Copsols l00ii,s for money
l00 for account o. n. bonds, AYES, lO5 AZ
se and Great Western first mortgage trustees certificates
y; Newyessey Ceatr consols, ss Erie, 49st do.
eonscls lee,y Pennsylvania Central, y y; keadng
f13 SewYork, Ontario aud Western 37A The amount OF
np Withdrawn from the Bank Of England to-day for ship
et - America 10 kl09U00 The amount ~ bullion COMO
Ne Ba7k Of ENGLAND balance to-day 100000 Paris
qsots three cont rentes at 81 francs 7a continues
loeDox April li2 p. m-Paris sdvces quote three per
rentes At % franco 30 cebtiIafs for the
kkLh April lfhe Statements u the Imperial Of
n1sHy Shows decrease In OF 10000 naarkA
kAsis April llkxchznge London, % francs 80
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per NORTH Riper, Vessels and Railroads.
NEw.YORK, Monday, April A. ISL
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
EEw-YoRK, Monday, April II, 1881.

ASHES-Qniet unchanged
COFFEEkO quiet and easier Iar cargoes iao. saits,
2O2l Para sl7 "Neto S42 e1 DO SIs s9nps
"Herschel" 500 doeI dopivate terms: WithdaWaSVk
bags ex Ciy Para" 800 do, 6jit HeTschel w
DO, 5000 do lG6l do 1000 Santos ex 90 100
Rio ex "Nebo" 1919 do lj9h do, l19 eN 40 sioux
here in rst hands 1923 bags the lIersche ar,ed win
20 Rio and ABS bags santos anu the NeOV WIN
So 252 bags. Mid quiet ut old prices , -, On,
,OTTON-Spot Cotton quiet firm. unchanged salee WI
bales 42 SATURDAY. EVENING" Including 4SO Tor export ana
All for spinning delivered contracts 300 bales receipts
al The ,its today s67 bales against 232l0 THIS Jay isst
week sos last nnce september o. 40 pai'9
AGAINST $40 l9l during the same period last season
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OFFICE OF rHg DELAWARE AID HUDSON CANALCo,)
NEW YORK, April q, .sl
YNHE ANIMAL meeting of the stockholders of
this company for the election Of Managers viii be held
the Of company Tuesday the 10th day Of May
ucNt
1fe polls Will ho open from II o'clock until O'Clock M
The trlnslcr books closed the evening OF April
lG. until the morning " May IL -.--
BY order Of the Board. GEORGE l. HAfGHI,
Secretary.
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BtVYALO April Ii.CATuE-Rco to-day, 1900 head
total for week thus far 5000 bead bead sane 59.s
market dull Eastern trade prices fully 21e lover
- o0a35 rs Choice ~ lOd49 80
Coed shippers o. 1905 Pair 10 AodoFl p 5oas4 75
Mixed Butchers Pair Good e4af4 90 Pat Cows ~ 269
a 90 Common AOaS3 and Feeders steady
az s1d 81 IS Light 81 80 Fat BullA s 75ast 90
LAHHs-hecoipts to-day, 1900 head tota for
week far $500 head time nst week, 5000 hte
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uORRE MARKET.

little more business reported IN nearly All kinds o.
Horsez but otherwise the market "a unchanged storms
ts Wer and bad a the country nave prevented
rritng market and there much lighter supply OF
stables In this city than usuhy e
Of The There Is vs9 sdss as ha ~
ues orse. sell well az sl25 800 each Heavy dranfhk
Horses ss WAITED from $500 ~ $500 pei hean ~
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THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
i OF SEW.YOKK.

TTHE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
i OF SEW.YOKK.
No. ~ Nassau-st. corner " Pines'.
CAPITAL 81 100000 IN L. 8. BONDS
Allows interest deposs. rctuTnabie demand OF at
specified dates L. legal depository for money paid into
Court IL authorized act Executor Administrator.
any other position of trust Also as Registrar
or Transfer Agent u Bonds and Trustee for
Railroad Mortgages.
HENRY r sPAULDING, President.
BENZ. -. SHERMAN, lvi,o Presidents
NJ. v. READING, :
e. H. =. BABCOCR, secretary
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
eAriEL u. BArcCCK, GEoRGE " LAVE,
JoskfiAS THOkNE JAcpB ID. NkRslllE
IRAkc y. FHFirr, Gro hCCILJpcH MILLER
JOSIAH II. Ff-KY, kosWEIL SkkELp
CWAnIEr O.. LANfON, n "A. Low
". tOHtIKS, AMOS r. ENO,
TEFuK H. Coe.irT, CHARLES LANTrR,
VIZ H. ArrLTT1N, WV ~. WEBB
Gustav scHWAB, J. PBRPONI MORGAN
DAVID DOw-. PEGGY T. PYSE,
MARTIN BA1Es HESLf r. SfAIlplNo,
MN AtIrN Rt,rrFR, DAVID WoLFg RSnOP,
JAMES r. WALLACE, CORNELIUS n. bLlro
BYSJ Is. SHIRNAs
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DUGBY, TENNESSEE.-The Board of Aid
Ia LAID Ownership (Ime) prepared TO offer ad
persons companies willing to erect
aoly conduct another and winter hotel
at Rugby for the purpose Of better accommodating visitors
Board al their ofi5e Rugby Morgan Co.. Tenn to their
agent In Sew.YOrk, Nj JOHN ROEBUCK, lOS Water-st
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.s early for coach Horses drvcr they viii poba
BIZ sell better little aer Twenty ne carriage Hogses
were shlpped steamer Italy by T. East And 70 Eng
h stations arrived on the Australia for the
AMERICAN Horse Exchange.
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finanfial.
Drrson, Mich. March 20, 1891. j..

ne terms trs, deed executed 70 the qpdsr,gned
COMPANY for the holders OF bonds issued there
under clearing date May $780, the following bonds OF said
company bearing even with said trust pay
able tho Ninth National Bank in NewYork city. on the
Of May 1890 have been drawn by lot by the I'M
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CIrrrsE AKIN nurrpn MAnKrr.

AsxILx rALiS n, Y,Aprl 1.-THE Cheese ard BITTER
tcasy Tor the season VI 1881 There sales VI
49, g Nm Cneess st 7el2'ses - ~ sas aud S2s
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RR7NrINo cLorH MARxrr.

kA1 k!vEx April Printing Cloths have been IN better
sns1 ss1r - nokerr er1ner and quotations from
esas ssfssr fof e<squsfsa ssa svo6 better fcr COZ
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Hiusiow. Lapicr n Co.
Corner Nassau anu Cedar-sts.
j. 4 w. Sciigman ~ CO..
Corner Broad stand Exehange-place.
kidder. Peabody n Co., Boston,
and Corner " all and Nnssau-.ts.
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In London, British consols closed unchanged at
100 11-16 after sales at 1902 for money. and at
1908. after sales at 1OOos for account United
States bonds were irregular the IS declining Is to
105ls the 4les remaining steady at 1854, and the
As advancing Is to 117l2. American railways were
generally higher, but the advance was slight. New
Jersey Central consols however, declined per cent
10 1l6la. The Bank of England gained ESQ, 900
bullion ON balance to-day, although 100000 was
withdrawn for shipment TO America. AT Paris,
French per cents declined to 50 S0dS27 y sight
exchange ON London being 1888 francs to the I.
The Imperial Bank Of Germany lost ,l2o 900 marks
In specie.
Nj II. r. Holister has been elected treasurer Of
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Rail
road vice Alexander Taylor resigned.
The gross earnings Of the following railroads are
reported:
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL.
1890 1891.
Jan. TO April 7.....2 $50 S.sssOoo Inc. 2s9Ci4
81. LOUIS AND FRAScIsco.
g,st rssk Of 1890 ssisSS Inc Inc slSIpPG
: The receipts of -four and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 18th day Of April were:
asilro SsH Baltimore. Philadelphia Boston.
xiour. bills ..... 3022s 1872 $3.50 6.G94
ss ss. Ils ssIs s Ssss 5000 s sSS
- ~ bush. Sssh...- 1850 69gs 40 1928
&ssl BUSH S.-.... l7i%s S 1855 $3.50 Os.S7S
The following were the receipts and shipments at
ma from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day
Receipts shipments.
Chicago; Mnwkee: Chicago; MnS,kess
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financial.

4 GUARANTEED AGAINST LOSS.
~. small ct large Invested n stocks and guaranteed
against l1as. cOmui--i1 DIS uu'-l ti the net lruhts
Making money
tuainfnrf- making money.
Favorable time
This f. one the most favorable periods ~ The year Tor
making money o. -tn X
WAnD & Co. 53 Exchange place, Now Yofk
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The following were the receipts and shipments al
md from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts Shipments.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


For the week ending April IL, 1881.
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FACTS.

Those contemplating q trip westward
will certainly do well to carefully con.
suit the time tables Of the Baltimore and
Ohio road. It's celebrated fast trains,
its sure, connections, and rates always as
low as the lowest. make it beyond all
controversy the best, line west. Colo
nists are carried 10 first class cars on fast
trains, and every possible care is taken
to insure .aomfort and convenience.
Trains run through without change Of
cars to Chicago, where direct connection
is made with al leading lines to the
west, northwest and southwest, making
but single change Of cars to Iowa,
Kansss, Nebraska, Texas. Minnesota,
etc. No other line can offer such adyan.
tages as the Baltimore and Ohio.TIts
costs but very. little time and trouble
to learn this, and 10 the end may lead
to tie saving Of much Of both as well Of
money. Above all things do not pur,
chase tickets before having talk or re-
ceiving a letter from one Of the B. 4 O.
Agents. A letter addressed to w. T.
Reppert, Columbus, Ohio; toJ T. Lane
Wheeling, W. Va to J. A.; Webb, Eos
toria, Ohio; to TIA. Lee, Zapesyi.le
Ohio, or call upon either Of these gen.
tlemen will lead to thorough informa.
tien as,to. all necessary details of time
connections. fares, baggage, etc.. etc. y.
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An Outrageous Deception.

= WAsHINeyoS. September 3Q.-:riends
:of Mrs. .GatdeId hsls hsye been inform.
'ed that sheiis etsaily shocked- -toa learn
that so large part OF the remains ol
her a.e husband now in the Medical Mu
scum. She consented to the injured
veJtslGs sai rib being rhFopghfhere be.
caase she uhdefst0Jd THAI obey nigh
be used IN the trial of the assassin, bu
she never consented to the bringing O
|anything else here, and believed that al
else Of toe body,ot Der Husband YssF q
! lbeI Isaa@s in ebto( She now lt8os =
that all the inward parts from the necl
to the loins were brought to Washing
and have been exhibited to no one
known lowJmany cprinps.spFgeons- Sb'
liis very Indignant, 6ut fnds~ Difficult
now to rectify the matter
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Circumstantial Evidence.

The Rev. Mr.. Christopher once called
on an aged class leader. and, after hav-
ing prayer With the family said:
Brother, no v is it you have been a
church member so long, and yet are not
q converted man 2' "a
"Are you my judge ,"
al know BY ,yopr fruits, You, have
no family worship" , :,
.sDo. you know that j have no family
worship a.
"Yes, l know e."
well, il. is. true. but would like "a
know who told you.. ~
mo one told me, but knew that had
yon been in the bahit OF having family
worship, that cat would not have jumped
ont Of the window, frightened, as it did
when we kpelt to pray" s, 'ie .',,P'
The test, was true n that case Tn,
brother confessed that he had omitted
| family worship because he did not wisl
TO hinder his wofkmen. He was touch
ed with the repropf and Immediately Sc,
up an altar, and years after ward testife,
that he had fonnd it profitable, ever
financially. to acknowledge God IN TIL
Ibo4ose. Since be had made his religion
real in his dsily life, hts workmeni hat
| become Industrious and faithful. ."
So We come back to the truth OF III
old statement "Prayer and provsnde
hinder DO mans journey. ," = '-''sg =,
=
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The Man With tI,esumpre,la.
Detroit Free Press.

OctrOlb rec IreSS.
Why ls it that the public do not look
kindly upon man carrying an umbrella
in hot day is mystery yet 10 be
solved. but the fact is they do not, and
that no one man in hundred has the
mortal courage TO carry one Yesterday
when an eminent and tlignified citizen
coming back from his dinner turned
into GriswoId street with an umbrella
over his head he was accosted with:
"B.en raining down your way 2"
"No, sir"
"Gning t,?"
mo. sir.''
"Then you carry the umbrell to keep
the flies of 2"
"Yes, sir Z"
"Well, that's good plan, and all soft
men ought to practice it
| The next man had grin on his face
as he called out:
"Wha,'s that for 2"n
"To keep the sun off,
What do you want to keep the sur
loft for 2"'
"Might get sun struck"
"Suppose you did 2"
I "Slrpose you mind your own bust
mess p" 90 :;
/ The next one presumed upon his lcpl
friendship TO halt the man wita the um
brella and whisper:
"Pretty sharp in you, old fellow
keep the bulge towards your creditor
and they cantssee yoaa"f A1ss
Other men told him wearing poultic
on the head would dispense with th,
1 umbrella, aud Others f11E If be wa
afraid Of his ears being tshhed hesheul,
fasten q fan on each side Of his hat. No
one single man took him by the han
4 and encouraged him and when be reach
ed the postofflce he was so discourage'
that he lowered his shade ana used itit
punch the ribs Of boy who had begu'
TO sing: *4i't .ti'ai q IS - 8 i'
"ITes hst-he's a feller. zsa
And he lugs an old umbrslls.'
4
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Poetry of the Throttle Valve.

IHOeCry OF the ThrOttlo talve.'Hss.
Not long ago an engineer brought his.
train to a stand still at little Massachu
.etts village where stIe ipassengers'ha have
Eve minutes for lunch A lady came
along on the platform and said {: '5,f
"The conductor tells me the train at
the junction in p. leaves fifteen minutes
before our arrival 1t is Saturday and
that is the last train. Ibave very sick
child in the car, and no money for a
hotel, and none-f for private conveyance
long, long way in the country, What
shall do?" .zi5a.,sI .ssSs
| swell" said the engineer. Il wish, l
could tell you. ina ,, m
@Would 1t be possible. for you to hur-
ry little3 2" said the anxious, fearful
mother. ig0 t- ysti,y .a..p
| ."No. madam / have the timetable
and, the rules, SO / must run by. it, he
REPLIED ss.se trs .,.,f,a,>4r-..s -, p
She sorrovfnlly turned sway, leaving
the bronzed face Of the engineer wet
with tears. Presently she returned and
1
"Are you Christian?" .s.
"Itrust I am,' was the reply. -. :.
'Will you pray with me that the Lord
may in some way delay the train at the
junction r.; m3 =
"Why, yes, will pray with you,r bu'
have not much faith" fees
4 just then the conductor criei SAL
aboard. The poor woman ,haeried
back to the deformed and sick child and
awav went.the train climbing the grade
"Somehow,", said the, engineer.c .sey
erything worked like "a charm. As
prayed I couldn't help letting my engine
out just little. We hardly stopped q
the tirst.s,s,ioni people got, on and of
with wonderful alacrity, the conductor.
lantern was ia the air in haIf a minute
and then away again. Once over th.
summitit was dreadful easyto give hel
o little more; as prayed, till she seemed
to shoot through the air like an arrow,
Somehow / couldn't hold her, knowing
| / had the rosd, cpd. 90, NE, dashed up to
the junction six minutes ahead Of time
| There stoed the other train, and the
conductors with his lantern upon bic
arm, sae74 4,,1.4.rt,q Sc
well" said he, "will you tell me-
what L am waiting here for2''' Some
how ], felt / must await your coming
train tonight, but / don't know Why :
II guess" said the brother condnc
tor, sit is for this poor woman with her
sick and deformed child. dresdfslly snx.
lieus 10 get home this Saturday night
But the man on the engine, and the
grateful mother, think they can. tell Why
the train waited. oast
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why He, was Gray.
q t.II| " fFllN n III
Virginia Chronicle,

6AAAo OdhvAASAos r..f.- s-f ~
A .parson who has not led a long ex-
peiience in wrestling With the stalwar,
sin Of the Comstock was enjoying the
pleasure Of being shaved on Saturday
afterhodn. = The good man pfeceKed
that the Barber, though e young man,
was quite gray. Hs inquired the Or.
'tists age" - 'h't' 80. ~ So f~a''N
q aTwenty.seveb, answered the bar
II rinsTiiS1Ss al q l:'ir7tsi i1bh e.
2 s'Desr me, mIea and yet Jour hair is almost
white" ~ s's
3 The barber sighed and admitted chat
IL was even SO. 95A4 9di.tsf lerll i'i
3 "And what,s asked the kindly preach
er, "~as the cause of it7"ei'' aiealiai
hGriefp 81 yhoa sni 1eti 7ai,1o %
9s"Dear me, dear me, :, this isi sad. And
might / inquire the nature Of your gres'
grieff" .ss7aes 10 .iasm 2ae7 g
d rCertaiuly. Tried to heat three acet
with three kings."ati I'll fftsairY adj
"A dim, religious silence, and a custo'
.mer lost. iHj.f0 ~. Guiss91qZa iram
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Bogus oertificatss.l

Itpis no vile 'drngeed stuf, pretending
to be made OF wonderful foreign roots
bafks, &c3 andpuffed up. by long bogus
certificates Of pretended y miraculous
cares, bot simple, pure, effective medi
cine, made of wel-knewn svaluable rem
edies3 that furnishes its own certificates
bys It's cures, - We refer to Hop Bitters
the spuresta and best Of medicines. Set
another columns-R Republicans sk AIT
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A Travellers Story.

spehdiuamosm fsA EuEdpesa
'aadlAhesis6n wststlas placds- Ana Shos
sands OF dollars looking for health,
returned home disheartened and wretch.
ed. / had consulted the best physicians
mdstfayelea fsr and1aear without -hsne.
ffyanh exdestsd to die Nfriend urged
d triafofAfsfker's Gfnee Yonie 1IAret
bottles and careful diet have worked
.wsndass and brouaht me-excsllent healtl
ana spiria, Aadyah uhx Ruhlkk mgak;
perience for the benefit of similar sui
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iS-NalfI TI.lE.ttii. I. % fst'I'
4 How to Secure Health.

Itis'strangssany~oue will, sutferi from
arrangements brought on hy impur.
hiood ,hwhen SCONILES ASARShRA
aIbLh IAN Be- sSTILLINGIA.an anol
OODeAIND1LIVER SYRUP will re.
ssers health to the physical Organisation
Isis Strengthening syrup, pleasant te
take, AID, ,rthe BEST B LOOD iPURI
FIER ever discovered curing aScrefuls
Weakness 8 Of The 1KidnsysC Erysiplas
Malaria; Nervous disorders, Debility
Bilious complaints and Diseases of th'
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin
etcs t;pi,sa al ~ bani mf
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yN1el ssaas,s FI9 sslss4'4an

Nsel 5ashpes FiFY eas3saa'eS y
The order of Baronets was instituted
BY Tamea I ip rl6n,-rar~xg
Sedan chafrs were fntroduced from
Sedan. France, in 1884. s,ai,; l.si aesa
hsl Quin. pens. are said 10 have come into
| use in the, xth century sfS ss,s .''fs
Mans inhumanity 70 man makes hin
think ..all the world A. skin.R ae,iqe
r Trsjan, the Roman emperor, firs,
founded the institution Of Charity
sehogissss - @ss@H HG
Ia Guiteau affirms that he will never en-.
Ter the lecture Geld. The public agrees
I With him beautifully sen Ibis p6iut.ss1 II
EheIever does. make a public speechiit Eil
probably be in response 70 the usua
question BY the Sheriff as to whether 81
tnot De has anything to say TO- the guests
assembled. tlro s-f-ndsss ssfx hay
General j.. b. Gordeus dofa Georg is
has become wealthy since he left the
fUaits3- Sas.ss- -Sanaie.- -H,s good ia1tnne
came through the sale OF coal lands in
Alabama, for which he and his two
t'brofhers aud Governor Coiqnitt received
81. .000,0 900, together with 81 ,o00, 900 N
stock Of the Richmond and Dsnville Ex.
tepsid9 EpmaaN40I)
An ingenious railway caterer, who had
been i'm Che erestatirant business seventeen
4 yeats, has inventeli q osandwhich made
OF bread and meat People who have
Aeetep y say itJe ing stl,respects.e .eqpalstt
tt6e old esrabiished bass!wooti ana leath
en- srticle, and is even considered more
4 ipalatable and wholesome. q IT, has moi
yet come into general use. Z iiia ssg,7g
"Panther SAM" of Texas, was type
hofsas sslass Of hep to, be, found in oil
Isbmhunitiesz szdts briag@S He laid
claim to wonderful courage In fighting
Indians, marvellous skill in marksman
ship, and upexampied siss.ness as q run
ner. Boasting Of, these qualities ID !,
barroombhe was challenged to. .a foot
race, and was beaten by sss boy. When j
came to shooting be could not hit q ha
at thirty PAGES, and after having beer
whipped by 4 drunken Indian, aPanthe
Sam sdHsideQ. - .ks Gu