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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-23
Industrial Secrets.

A century ago what man discovered
in the arts he concealed. Workmen
were put upon an oath never to reveal
the process used by their employers.
Doors were kept closed, artisans going
out were searched, visitors were rigor
ousy excluded from admission, and
false operations blinded the workmen
themselves. The mysteries bf every
craft were hedged in by thick-set fences
of empirical pretensions and judicial
affirmation. The royal manufactures
of porcelain, for example, were carried
on In Europe with q spirit of jealous ex-
clusiVeness. His majesty of Saxony
was especially circumspect. Not con-
tent with the oath of secrecy imposed
upon his wOrk-people, he would not
abate his kingly suspicion in favor of a
brother monarch Neither king nor
kings delegate might enter the taDooed
walls Of Nielsen.
What is enormously called the Dres-
den lain-that exquisite pottery of
which the world has never seen its like
was produced for 900 years by pro-
cess so secret that neither the bribery of
princes nor the garrulity of the opera
tlVes revealed it. Other discoveries
have been less successfully guarded for
tunately for the world. The manufac-
ture of tinware in England originated
in a stolen secret.
Few readers needed be informed that
tinware is simply thin iron plated with
tin by being clipped into the molten
metal. Ia theory it is an easy matter
10 clean the surface OF iron, dip it into a
bath Of boiling tin, remove it enveloped
with a siivery metal to place for cool
ing. In practice, however, the process
is one Of the most difficult in the arts
1T was discovered in Holland, and
guarded from publicity with the utmost
vigilance for more than half century.
England iried iu vain to discover the
secret until James Sherman, Cornish
miner, insinuated himself master of the
secret and brought it home. The secret
Of manufacturing cast steel was also
stealthily obtained, and is now within
tne reach Of all artisans. - Trade List.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-23
ConI MINES Under the Sea.

A number OF English coal mines are
being worked under the ocean. In
Northumberland the net available
quantity OF coal under the sea is esti-
mated at 03.OOO,000 tons, and on the
an area of seventy-One square miles,
734 500, 900 tons. The latter mine is in
a vein of an aggregate thickness of thirty
feet, distributed in six seams. Engineers
are considering how it can be worked
successfully in the future.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-23

INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, nervous prostra-
ton and alliorms OF general debility relieved by
taking MENsMAN's PEPToNIzED BEEF Tonic,
theonly preparation OF beei containing its entire
nutritious properties. Itcontains blood-making,
force-generating and DEMONSTRATING properties; I;
is invaluable in all enfeebled conditions,
whether the result OF exhaustion, nervous
prostitution, overwork or acute disease, par
ticularly il resulting from pulmonary COM
plants. Csswell, Hazard & Co., proprietors,
New York
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-23

a challenge 10 Saving Machine Mon. II
United States Mauuiactu ing Company, oi Chi
cago, H., clam that their saving machine
wi saw logs easier ana laster than any other
machine in ARerica, and ne President of the
company has deposited 81 000 in the bank OF
Preston, kean & Co., ol Chicago, rs 81 chal-
lenge against any other Saving Machine made
and a like deposit. There are several other
Saving Machines, but so far none OF them
have accepted this challenge.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-23

A stock farm in Texas has been fenced
in an original wsy. A man, bought a
peninsular of 24O,00O acres, projecting
into the gulf of Mexico, and built a
board fence tbirty-one miles long across
the neck, and in the inclosure has
&c, 900 head of cattle and sheep securely
corralpd
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-23
GREAT HORSE MEDICINE.

DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT In
pint bottles at so cents; 81 years established IL the
best in the world for the cure Of Ooc Old Sores Sprans
Bruises Sore Throats, etc. TOBIAS CONDITION
POWDERS are warranted 10 Distemper, Fever
Worms, tsi give fine coat ihcrel Sc the appetite and
cleanse the urinary organs. Certified 10 by Cp. ID.
Mcdaniel, OF OF the fastest running horses
in the world and OOO others 25 cents Sold by drug
gists. Depot-12 Mummy Street Now YORK
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-23
A very slight declivity suffices to Give

A very slight declivity suffices to give
the running motion to water. Three
inches per mile in n smooth, straight
channel gives a velocity of about three
miles an hour. The Ganges, which
gathers the waters of the Himalaya
mountains, the loftiest in the world, is,
at lS9 miles from its mouth, only 800
feet above the sea, and to fall these 800
feet in the long course of the river is
said to require more than a month.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-23

81 believe 1t 10 be all wrong and even
wicked Tor olergymen on other public men 10
be led into giving testimonials to Qunok doctors
or vile stuiIs called medicines, but when a
really mefiiorious ARTICLE is made up Of oom-
mon valuable remedies known o oil, and that
freely commend IT, therefore chooriully and
heartily commend Hop Bitters for the good
they have done me aad my friends, firmly boz
Loving they have no equal Tor family use. I
will not be without them"
Rev. --, Washington, ID. O.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-23
isNYnrth N Trial.

"J was troubled Tor many years with Kid
ney Complaint, Gravel, &c.; my blood be-
came thin; l was dull and inactive; could
hardly crawl about, and was an oldswornout
man all over, and could got nothing to help
me, un il l got Hop Btters, and now am a
boy again. My blood and kidneys are all
right, and am as active as a man of thirty,
although am ~, and bave no doubt it will
do as well for others OF my age. 1t is worth
the trial - (Father)
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-23

In Cuba there is q little insect, the
nigua which enters the human skin,
and. building a nest underneath, depos-
its its eggs. It is so small a7 TO require
microscope to detect it. They cause
intense itching, and, of course, poison
the flesh where thev enter.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-23

Civilization is slowly creeping West
ward. Deadwood, Dakota, place that
had no existence few years ago, now
pays $50, 1000 annual interest on its city
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-23

4. aY CABINET Oh bGAN-NEw sTY1E io0-
THREE AND A QUART Err oCTAvEs. In BLACK
WALNUT CASE, decon Ted with COLI BRONZE
Length, 30 inches height 80 In. depth. Wins
This novel style OF the MASON q HAMLll-GA
met oRGAtSs (ready ,fliis lnosthl blsg -suncieA
onpass and capacity for the performance, with full
isrts, Of Hymn Tunes, AnitemA, Songs and Popular
Sacred and Secular Music generally. Il retains 10
wonderful extent, FOR instrument so small, the
extraordinary excellence both TO power and quality
6f tone, which has given the MASON & HAMLiN
Cabinet Organs their great reputation and won for
them the HIGHEST DISTINCTIONS at EVERY
ONE OF the GREAT WORLDS INDUSTRIAL EX-
HIBlTIoNs for THIRTEEN YEARS. EVERY oyE4
WILL BE FULLY WARRANTED. CASH PRICE Al
on receipt OF which 1t will be shippedasdirefted.
ON RECEIPT AND TRIAL IT DOES NOT SATISFY TIIsr
PURCHASER, 1T MAY BE RETURsED AND THE MONEY!
WILL NE REFUNDED.
EIGHTY STYLES of Organs are regularly made
by the MASON & HANfLIN CO., from the BABY
CABINET ORGAN at So to large CONCERT OF.
CANS at $500. and upwards. The great majority are
at SicO to 500 each ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES,
CIRCULARS and PRICE LISTS free.
MASON g. HAMLlk ORGAN CO..
i5i fremont st., BOSTON; 46 East 18th &c. NEW
YORK 1s9 Wabash Ave-, CHICAGO - -
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-23

According to statistical report com
piled under the authority of the board
of delegates of American Israelites.
there are in the Uplted States 900, ,2b7
Hebrews, of whom II, ,b46 are connected
with S75 religious societies or congrega-
tiOna
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-23
9 mo noctnr Rnid

I would never leave my bed ] hat was three
months ago, and now weigh 100 pounds. 1
cannot write half of what want TO say, but
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure did it
ALL" II, q. ROURK. Railway, N. j.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-23
TChicapo Tribune.l

Thomas o. Thompson, Esq, the
Mayors Secretary, who, some few days
ago, slipped on q banana peel and
sprained his knee, writes that ST. Jacobs
Oil "acSed like a charm"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-23
EIGHT REASONS
WHY WE NEVER SELL PONDS EXTRACT IN
BULK, BUT ADHERE TO THE RULE OF SELL
ING ONLY IN OUR OWN BOTTLES, IN
CLOSED IN BUFF WRAPPER, ON WHICH
is PRINTED OUR LANDSCAPE
TRADEMARK.

1--b insuIes the purchaser obtaining the
GENUINE article.
2.--It prOtects the consumer in buying Ponds
Extract not weakened with water which we found was
done few years when we induced to furnish
dealers with the genuine article In bulk.
3 --It pr, tects the cons unIer from unscrupu-
ous parties selling crude, cheap decocons to him as
Ponds Extract for person tell the genuine from
the bottle and W. apper.
4.--It protects the cons umer, for II ia NOT safe
to any other article according the directions
in our book, which surrounds each bottle OF Ponds
Extract
O.--t protect the consumer, for IL is NOT
ageeable to be deceived and perhaps injured by using
other articles Ter the directions for Ponds Extract
6.~-NO other a, ticie, manufacture or imitation
has the effect claimed for and always produced by
Ponds Extract
S--It Is prejudiciaI TO the reputation OF Ponds
Ext to have people a counterfeit believing il 10
be the genuine for they viii aHry .saIqosed If not
injured by Its effects.
S.--Justice to one OF the bett medicines
in the world and the hundreds OF thousands using
it, demands every precaution against having weak ana
injurious preparations palmed OF the genuine The
ONLY way this can be accomplished 10 sell the ESIsK
put up In uniform manneT-in OUR OWN BOTTLES com
plete with bun wrappers, trade marks, etc
HEmEM BIch-- ne genuine POnd,s Rx-
tract Is cheap, because It is strong uniform and
reliable Our book of directions explains when Il can be
diluted with water and when to be used full strength
REMEMBER--That all other preparations II
coloresS are mere decoctions boilings or produced
simply to obtain the odor and without the scientific or
practical knowledge Of the matter which many years Of
labor has given us.
nEMEMBER. OR KNOW NOW--rhat all
preparations purportng 70 be superior 10 Ponds Ky
tract because they hare o00T coored simply because
they have crude, ana to unprofessionai people using
them, perhaps dangerous matter In them, and should
ne Be used except under the advice and prescription Of
physician.
REM t1MBER AND HNOV-That our very
expensive machinery is the result Of thirty years OF ex
perence the most Of which was entirely given to thiF
work., and constant attention to the production OF
forms Of Hamamelis, and that therefore we should
know what we assert that Ponds Extract is the best
purest and contains virtues Of the shrub than any
other production yet made.
Our New History and Uses OF Ponds Extract and
other preparations sent free.
LADIES--Read pages IS, IS, 2l and 26 in our book
which found around each bottle. and viii be sent free
onapplicatlon,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-23

AS perte city reliable and economical rem.
edy, we cordially recommend DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup. Price rs cents a bottle. For sale
everywhere.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-23

Ont OF every 100 inhabitants in the
United States sixteen live in cities.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-23

One of the New York tenem ent-houses
contains 1877 families, composed of l,5OC
people.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-23

A game of baseball is like a buckwhea at
cake-a great deal depends on the
haftpr
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-23
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY,
IA West I4th street, NEW YORK.

Information .st q 2 ~ ,yytg9is Lands Minerals
BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION OF VIRGINIA.
~.
, 1881-11-17

!. vim = II. :My,n
Mali and E1preSs..s.u. ;..,'''t a..1i IL mil h;E
Srw pFk u i:hrR9 tNtl!tt&uF.,.f, s.Ti i{ S:u "
Atlantic ts lnclft l1xpFusS''.'"+' tGIt NIL h:uI u
Chicago u ~
, 1881-11-17
Tl1f4ENC1A4Je
$1,000 Shares
Preferred, Registered, Treasury Stock
North El0l']lSilVel'
MINING COMPANY
OF UTAH.
Interest at ? per cent per annum, payable
In Gold on Jan. and July I, for
Six Years, Guarnntsed and
Payable by
THE MUTUAL TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.

TT, The Mcth r. IiYsn sltyer Mining gpmny + esSan, ,
sii;o s.is:: ,a'i;Rs f ,a;
tss"i Ss sse: sS4sss t s s a} Gs ill.,
s.s !sf sssfg s saaFs 1st fs
;$x il '!S s rss ssi a s i III Ss; Il;
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4 III, shaSl ofSnos an ,niSSfily
aS,js! kn.' l ivnr Il INK ns
y tyf F!ss3sf tsSs :ssa il; s sss s f III Ss!
IsJ !S u; 81, %isSy SsS;y $sy
" aua ,rona,,,r. nun,a ,v N. Yor, 1,nrn s,,vct
iss SissS Il ;Sf, SS Ss}SS ~
~" n Il 4ha.s s sIas Of a vain
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aisssisfas ead M so % 'i"ssi'ssa nioa 9hsroi '''' ~
II ss!ss il .rs @ in vss %s
III S % f u III III e s,ss %s.
St q ssf:t t "' tS IS @ .s s Il s S sa &
aes M o . J.: ~ ngt IL se ill.," ns hsss r.
ntEptl. e l1 lcGt e hMd 10 r!vll.'
or ,S X I'D m s ssGr ':M II s1s,ns G,
Ss!o es9 r"n"'l 'o"a I" A'"yy ''d' OF 'e'' copper
81; :; 7; ,anbefsor, tic weIlknewn merchant Of
naas q si n; Grnx nna y'sa M
ttiu siave1nn,ots in n must sntix lnery cotliiiiat
W. naw sE,sns si;att i,s SsSss TSEaaiip; saa
MSss IT, III IL yS c! ~ @ Sit n 7 s ss y
thy Horn SILVER nnd ~ MMc Illure trllsnE cllar-
,;v,nt % ~ tu toF SvGr ngSF Gh h Viii th sa'g
t0tc r,lrus ar tiu snil,u m itt,,su ii liz Wrn vii.
yoE. Tho Hreat Republic. md h0leott veins urc
- ~ ~ ttHt ManG. niu ao nDL LnlnK Gtc ID
"n tnt tcsa 1,n t y s ~ @ InI.t n III 1sl I'll
nsnr UIs,vt n,,u FULLY nnua1 10 iic itUri, StIySr
Viii. iii sp,T nd IL Il Il tap s,.t 1 wk
iufi III tIu CulintryT " " " ~ TS
Tls !oIowlrE 4 u1.rnet ff1n, tho report Of tho
nntG ~ % @ ~ snms w @ w LIZ noae ~ nIact1ts
tii Smtsh finnpI i. tinp s,,wi,r III ,ns.ersnn i,a
IGlh 0tu. Thth tuMnnl has hugn 1rtvna q iui4ih VI
@ @ s1nt~nl! u n'ar1l ~ tao seui,ila t.,
ps'asa u ..s M9 ~ " & ve 1ttW we W hr to
Ihry ire uuitfnR down sjiaft nIst in thix Minis
wtGls Hna h!teNhY tnAG!tGE dsnll hf htty fAot. In
sy sSnM III M,tt hn s' n @ hn n ~, neavt wo ao
MILD Indy IL iOw.urItiS t;ncrn nrst ,Inrvistu WITH
depth nHd vosy ps1niriiE. WI noxt Walled iho Van.
nGImt Gi'o nHa @ huaro !n,!na tMsnot WHEN t. no"
r. ,xE ,n, v,sItod III ns HI ivnir''t m sEt " w s.
cnnttttD astIs t1s usL prutntsl.lH rlu1l Df n11 iii
te Np{,er tnnnbt uf ths mine. which ~ RHw ln Ii
,,t ,h sty ,. ~, assny9
III ta {mlnIosSG vDl,,s rlttnE ttrnuah ttin aruatt
property. suvurNl hundred foul bunw wg i0uaa tho
S0lg lnnhG WHEN y MOM II % ieGt. Illk snttnGl
1Tv@ S t. " icot, y!cldnR n,Mt II Dur cut i, cnr y.
Ii Ia proOAc1 10 run III ii foot further , tjir cross.
cut tug vHn W. rot tho veln hora ~ VII taxO i
Smwo mn ~ ~" Tx nt ,n . "mm " nt1; W VI!
lrtil1eftlns Hlt Tile coitinsilt.H "- '' ''"A0''
S,neu thu furc9nlnR relurt WAS written farthpr de-
Ts!HSH,9ns hnvs hnnn inas M WS!. WatTat Iac os-
pay viii III itGio 10 i,lacs ths stii.ias ii i dIvjdSnd-
'rhe cntsu n,o,l,lt Of tic trvasury stock of the
Conpnny remaining unsuid t0 GU khattsl hayIuE tce1a
purCascd BY syndicate, ufEcr Of tho sAuc nuw
, 1881-11-17

tramp, In tho wilderness Of Illinois, Without
money. Tho Ercnt problem WITS hnw 20 Eet
w"et wns !nnh .s,tn p h: r..,l'' earsy on NJ,
ef fu iS i'm ,S'fs sss Nc% U"x rx* t" ~ tnso 't NJ
thiA ,Mr.*'ns and lo'klME 'nSa @ ,l}nni r. n. IsEo
tnGtorlcs fs w!lrrht'utesl ntl' hi,lnnu bnitk.
snr inet TINT 'ron aaa @ inc ,mscs Mses thnf INT
nnd ncsM 81. % in..,o @ "f IT, wns whas H., IT,
iyrst d fsir { thoy wM,t' not y generous, ana
m,SW1s a. sl, Wnmt 'o sr' ' as h motS '"F oro
~. ~ osxv 81, nSir pf's ,r,, c - III Firm 'a
~ ~. , ,r.,n, q no IT,. ;, ~ ~ Wy n WV
+, s s n , III fr WI i w .b,s III ~ ,s
santry % E. %m. e. orG; s1 ~, tl1 , t's 1 shsre +
", is, III IAN ~ nr e"I mi, ek 70 % s,,t M ts
ore. "rc milling 'ts III Rrt" ~ t' totai @ II 'S tons 81
%'o. rY n,s,,H ~ S"rS sa% YIN, WHILE x,s y rict na "
tksi, eAts'' ther ,on,, ""i nit WIS .;sMN, tona
e I'm ~ 1rs. t, e 70 ,, smGlt whlcn @ @ rs'u,rc1
,r",,,,t, r. III ~ 81 Gi vv1 ~ ,ns t,r M"rcrimi
Tho trn,,sTortsion N II ni ti,ie ptariai Ws .ini,"
niui tho cost vi tkia natrrIui u.ilunttrti to $iUJ.
U1M. of which rgr cS!'t r wns ,lto % s.'st IT Try
mine amt the r,llalt,l1 y, pur cent went to lay
I"r ts!'"r Io itn;nsfs Is Gs to Amss,c . G
Ei.Ev..rE LAliUu AND Nor Clltt4ii IT.
II he wtrc suine to n,uxp II frpr-trn.lo speech
,'s. ~ wo',t nv to te ,a.,, ,w"rkTh', n ,hs "n"mr @
' iry ttnt wns uuvnr intone,l for
YIN, Wv ,, baye y H., 10 @ m.'rIi my I oi t., a. a.
iln"n si.ci,i ii irciH,ii, wiers ynu ct1.c fruul,
niitt ys,,, j,v no risiit to tsu hore; yt,ti cInnu
] SS"Sis II, 1 Y H. ,'oSs ,,i e 1T ta s wT sss SG.
ia iMuxhtrri Ts. I fFee. G ~ Wo G tc,I u ni
s.oIar IT'D bniI M l,sre, Ihat u Was "" Of FLU ti,u
strongest Hri1tirit,its thoy i,sctl, but ii wns ot
rss rrs'Sps so Mefe w ss"sr Es ss apa a2 AZ
could Iint Tes et,,trli /, cut G,t,tins wrrT tno
, 1881-11-17

{l)ally. silAily except Hnntays. n.
NoTE-Pullmnn Stenpn9 Cars from Chieaao 70 y
With rey2ynH oinsrs Ghlcago to y. LGas and Ke; Sc
Kansas CRY. no eha1ta 0f Dny Coachea Chicago u
VI. Loufs Or Knnsns City.
GhttnK1, Rock Island t. Tncilo Hat1road.
Dennt corner OF rau Hureu md Slieriunn-ats rItxes
O,NcHs, 81 Clark-sL Sherman tlousH. Palmer House
, 1881-11-17

EnuIis NH Nn"rs,t, ,u,r.. III" II wes tinsrmri,
ti,n1 t,",,,.n.n Ii' ~ s nt ma ,,,nttnr NH
xm II m In WI 't,,s ~" ,t"itn'm ,iI NJ, n
t,Irj r"visin4 -, tint rr,.u,, xt;,.s si,nnIn NV
i'm sn,nn dnrr. ~ th"t liz tinwnrru,'nmt finvs;,
,li",t, or ,,wi, y,ss,.l.. Ths hnmritr,, murine
Tta,ntirI lrusstnttCn trptrnfiun, ;rhrr" WINS i,It
tmlmv II Eiirnnsn,, nntion ri nnr unt,t lWIt
rt, Intkniir ,,Iir ,,,tirts mrts mid tiis c,,IIn-
irr VIVA mi nrnnarri nvr,1 IN s.nns with i'm
si,nlj K,nVsi,.i, ut itnty il rto sjolj nrxa,,Ixr
fi.lcE,,,In Il; thn amori.n,, m,rts This rUI,nfrv
r"ui G,l,t as i'm. wo.sisu ycsscl. d, Inv mntiun
In Tim wnrlf ,,f,,i tI,fs it,lntf shDil in Va Ir.
i*ntiyn iricSiiou, .,nu!,er return, s.,lct wis
In t,llr Cs,n,ilur sy.tt.nI IN ti,,rutl I'll u wMs
frtcntlv ,lrv,, ,iahnr,. m IN island IN lin t,hi-
ilrsu SIN, and tlo l,rrtyU nn crrw wrIs driven
tw,iy Nv tho nnfivrI ,yht, lInr,!r nItt,,y1 f,rn
t., sHku whit ilt,is r,ssp,1ai sifc"ts tluy i1uG,
Tho llrllisil Et,nHi,l threw bts nrttrutinr urn
trt,t,lli thgu, bit thur WINS nt, ,ur to prutrrt
tfIrn, Us ruprrAe,ltnx their uwiI country, From
thb t',ui1tttt's rItit,rt II }yt seam tint tyhir
thv jlri,ist ,wrr il ,,rn'l.l in tlat pnst uf tto
Wurj tho At,irrlrnn inu In trent cii ninlost with
cu,itutni. ''''''~0|
Mr. Hh,1n,nh, of tntlIat,u, rpprcsoutfup tho
,yurk inut1t q, tint State sill liz hal cuti ,Ir3.
cnItcIi 10 tho convention by IkuI.lHllt,,ts lem.
ucruts, u,,I (;rre,tiulrkcri alike, WIN n,kyu
solely 10 t,Intr iutnwsts ns wurtl,lgu,en ilu Ind
received ha first lcss,ll.a IN ri1ItuctIun ut|ur
ttu,1ry ElNp and hut ,Ihrrr,t to them over sj,,cb
, 1881-11-17

NJ assuring THO pcrGct'laion 81 tltasS rns1lia II
or f,,1rr ra'slati"n a @ tnn conaifi',aco nt
tn nlrasitlSs r. orr cnntltry, .h's aSe'Mn
mrs ~ .no ' , a ~ - ,.ris e
;"'h i;n,,rSv'h l'''e're' ~" t'''' ~ '"'"'' ''''''
urh-tn; ,r,,., ,tx, ,,... .,r ,,,, ,.,,r. -, ,,,u
III a,.' ntoI.Sy II 9 shy @ ~ tn,.H 's,s H.
!.ae Essss,!Ss *; S".cy wn,si' , hs; i, s, @ ;ho
psrts fsan, % srar'rs nGs t a'w"ys Y r
thn 1,,r ""@i~' ~ f.,m',r"ss ~ IN, r,vianf
nM .a r,.t,,4n ~ nr,,,.s,ttnp ~ 1e,,i.t",,n,,
Mnr,, VII ,n,i .,Is,n,n ,yrrv t,rrts vf ,"ir I,i',s
1 c1r @ "u s..,n. VIII ,,. uis., n fns , , ~"
NV w e''' "''' ""o NV" "''o''S
i,tsorf,l. rbnt n ,yfsc prntpctlye systotn Ar.
r,tros ~ iii lin pronIy TN, hu,rst hrleIitg. and
IA nt,,,fi Ia tsy,.itii1 Or rcs.,trrrp ytucntn mir
rtsrns nnti nrotcst mir ty,,,,,i ~ ir,n, frnIwt
i"r' n wnf a,u thnt n9w"yet VII t tesssisl!
lin nil'i rrynn,ir X stiiI trectt that stliu III
iYrt.rt nt,.l t,rn,,rs itlly hnvc CONSTANT und
rffn,lner,,liy,. reimbursement. '' ~
1csnIrf,i. TIM W. utn,ilv i,vcpt tho s1rcess of
thu t,,,rrmattt.tini tatton Exhibition i,ow ucg
s se II .t: @ ~ ~ ,,s,rs t nIor III w
H. m,unic. crtnti,ir hn.v ,nnrknts. md work ktna
In it- sw !, ru,y tnicrlnI, thereby Uniting air III
sarcsss with thnrs ~ sttsnns nf s,nn Ntton, aid
nnkllx Ut, American polcy OF urolrcunu Il
lIESErir AM, :. xrEn ru Alt. SECTIONS.
it'oreu. Thnt THIS convention recommends 70
1n1fGns ,r nn "r urceaon a'
"Ftrst"'ibnt HmIerlcai, lnuriitt,lr urotorty shn.
ho cSeuIitt frun, lilo ti,ylIcnN ri Stntn ,lliigp
Smcri1,t, vnss,.ia ,,rryn IN, ,ruftUtinn or l,n.
etjts Whatever lrp,u Suite Mt1 lui,nelEnl ti0v-
crnturuts, wc,, ,.rr t;ot SHARED IN u,i txn c-
Which psy nd txcs. ,tlsl he,,re such luxcs tIMi
c,li,ttn Invested In tl,tlttltiic property uIH,nt
t"M he'yy ;lIscrluinntlou in ,lav,r e fors!vM
in tNo tN,rt of Now York Gcl,tx VII per cont IN
tho print:ltui
9tuni,iiv.-I1,s Tinted Stntrs shu,,jh mako
~,
, 1881-11-17

A RRlvAL AND DEPARTURES IN
a. NJ. TNhtAa Ia,-, Il EXPLANATION ~ H HErt,,VR. ~
.afSaa, essstes nsne,0d sg 'ssnaa' assaptsa
Gh'onas" q Eort'''vsstnrn Rs,Iv,,
For atnps, tln.3.s Hts,+ Siea,'.nK .Cur
hen1y ut " ClArksst HrAIlh ltHr,tt H.
and depot oorner ot W0lla mad kiHsla..ia ueuas,
, 1881-11-17

No nped 10 suffer from corns. Curcnllne
erMtliGhteB them. 25u. Fuller j. Fuller, "a MUIR
kGt AtrGDt.
, 1881-11-17

,,shtcnRn. Ihurttn9:om ~ s}ulney jsa,,ro.,.@
fnI ainp. I,iHS.E9;e. !, sietntna!.a Hrrnm,Lo.
Palmer ll0Mse !anni nnd Sittenntsts mnd dit9'tsl 'nl
eal lA;stfn1er nepat m caal.st, between MaGl.
, 1881-11-17
: ls9ats. | Arslv,


- - - IL N11tFo'
KY ,,tv noiavoE; 'Hone q Ex '3 as an
p California fnst ExI;lD nj = 1,Qy4 III
bl. lOuis Springfield d Texs. j., yaii N Ills a
~. luu!a SiTInHtled i Texas. 9aj III i'll q
ri. L.tilts Ex via iii i, NJ ;0a III
MH1ifu T. Now UrIUanA Exir1ss N;1j hi iii nj
rGoFn, KptkIk Il Hur-i v3A IL Y;lsl Ul = l;.ji i ID
llnGtGn Fast EIptasB Chauuh E4ll;ij IN 3:tJA III
lekEr u Peoria lex, VIA JuIlet..., Vol Ill lis id
sttGatUr f,tGt,h, Washington Tx. s9;Ai III mi ID
IoIlDt II i1wtIht Accommodation. l:uJ mls Bl s
llllm0la Centrnl ltlAiirnuu. = : =
Depot foot Of ikosf. md Iout Dt rncnt st
Ticket tlncGs, 1t ltHHdUlI-ai., nuar Clerk, Grant
Pacific 1tutDl, and PRIl0t ll0l,sc.
, 1881-11-17

l.Ittsbprx, CSnsInuAti - Vt. ttonie ,!,.,
,cinelna.t ana 1skSnt9 * AT s!dga;
AHffets tiiiys a. Vuput una l.t hHtnr fiuuIs.
tisrS.rL, GrpuG Psviuu llot0. ana te.s e..
, 1881-11-17

Chacago - ka.tera Illinois A@a'
tDanstlls I!oute.' '1.cxot oaaeeh,!r
Dfsrt,tt,. u staio.at., Palmer !iuasst ojphs
eiijc. HsItk ! ExpE1sa to0r. asa 1'!1 20: .Jvo