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DR. FLA z DOCKS
VITALIZED
KIDNEY PANACEA.

-
The extraordinaiy effect OF this ma nacea
~ prepared Dy Df. liaydock, upon the
hluleyh ana u rlnary organs Is without a
parallel In the history OF medicine nnd
Its results far beyond any Of the Ki,InaS
leiHohlSs vi the udy. ltstlmulates Diges-
tiob, huus Tone 10 the system, inyigOrates
the Debllitated, and is lnfaIlIbIe 7nr ibe
cure oil DIABETES IN It's worst form,
One trial Of Leaspoonful in n wfne
slstss vi water VIII convince the most
sKeptical within from ten to twenty min,
uJeA.
DISORDER OF ThE KIDNEYS.
IN al diseases affepting these Organs
Whether they sHcrete loo much or too lt-
we water, or whether they be afflicted
WIN stone or gravel or with aches and
pains settled in the loins over the reginns
OF the kidneys.
hAHDOGK'S KIDNEY PANACEa
VIII give almost Immediate RELIEF. when
all other means have failed The most
powerful existing medicine Tor the cure
OF female complaints. Fifty years ex.
perience incontestably prove this remedy
unrlvalled for the Disorders Incidental Ia
The female sex. No family shouid he
without 1t, and IL may be taken by yIunp
and old, as IL will restore health whet,
every other means prove unsuccessful.
To the stomach we trace dyspep sia
headache and general debility: 10 tL3
liver, bile, jaundice and yellow fever To
the bowels, diarrhuea, dysentery consti
patton, piles and tistula: 10 the lungs
conhuln ptlon, ETC.; to The blood, scrofula
scurvy and all cutaneous eruptions Nv
Keeping these organs and vital fuId nnro
and healthy we may safely defv the at
lacks of disease, and no mediclna vs,
prepared for this purpose can euuaI Inc
action OF h'' NV
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NOTICE.

vynn 80. 800 ms heirs Or ass,,.
~ are hereby notified that , ass'''
L been expended by The ' naa 'len
and its grantors for your hepe uSue !,
OF thirty-five dollars in lahor : y !ne q
m mel, during and for the wears rlI 1s1e p,s
1877, 1878, 1879, 1880 and 1SSl sal n 11,9,
interest of fifty feet, undiyidIe dpea q
feet, OF the quartz claim. ledae VI a
known as the First East Extennss;au' lnls
I 1da Elmore, recorded in book /. Of 9 Il
Claims. Alturas county, /. II n :, ny. ylaa
Kelly, Mcbride, Johnson, Fugata' a Ma.
son and Graham, adjoining t 1's p .'sss
OF the discovery claims Of The p;t,as 10y Q
G. u 5. M. Co., and Others at ~ ,'suais
end OF Rocky Bar, Bear creek Mi uG WEI \
trlct, Alturas county, Idaho Terri y
there having been expended Tho ' s,a .
70 for each year, on your interest 'u ~ =
CURED by section 1894 of Revised s, = =
OF the United States. And if. within ii's ~;
ty days after the publication hereof 4 Y
TAIL OF neglect to contribute and ~. " !
the undersigned the amount thus w. T., :
ed for your proportion Of the nec sps.@
representative work required by av ", ].
gether with the costs OF this notice e'' ~. =
interest in said Ida Elmore will he fo, AZ
ed and become the property Of the l'' n
scriber, by virtue of said sec. 1924 If i, :
vised Statutes of the U. s. :.
THE GILMORE GOLD MINING O.
"a corporation organized und.,
the laws of New York, Office /,
New York City and at Rocky r..
Idaho Territory. =
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miles from Wallula, and daily trains
run regularly to Lake Prescott. Tho
grade is completed ten miles further,
and large force is at work on a trus-
tie 1900 feet long and 60 feet high in
some places The trustle requires 1885,
900 feet of lumber. 1t will be finish
ed within two weeks. Pile driving
for the bridge over head Of Pen dOril-
lie Lake is being pushed, and will be
crossed by December lst The mid
channel piles are ITO feet long and two
feet in diameter. Four pile drivers
are at work. The line is located 60
miles beyond the lake, and grading
will be vigorously urged until spring.
The company has only 81 men, and
were never able to get any more dur
ing the season. If 1000 able bodied
men, whatever their race or color, will
apply, every one can get employment
for the winter Gazette.
At Exochiapa, Mexico, permit for
burial in consecrated ground was
refused to a native Protestant, and
the corpse lay decomposing for three
days. The civil authorities could off
er no relief. When the Protestants
organized a funeral procession a mob
stoned it and threatened further vio-
ience, 50 secret burial took place. A
demand has been made that Congress
this violation of the law
guaranteeing freedom of religion.
Astronomers expect the reappear-
ance, before long, Of a remarkable va.
riable star, which was observed in
945, 1864, and 1872. This star was
seen at its last appearance by Tycho
Brahe, who reported that it became
suddenly 50 brilliant as to be seen at
noon, then gradually faded away and
was lost to view in about sixteen
mo~ths after it was first observed.
The new Welland canal, connecting
Lakes Erie and Ontario, has just been
at cost of $4,000 900,
and an American steamer has been
lowed through. The canal is twenty
seven and half miles long. The old
canal was completed in 1919. 1t did
good service, but the traffic has become
too great for it.
The proprietor of cotton mill out
this notice on his factory gate: "No
cigars or goodIooking men admitted
In explanation he said: "The one will
set flame going among my cottons
and tother among the gals. | won't
admit such dangerous things into my
establishment The risk is too g,reat.r
President Garfield died on the 18th
anniversary Of the battle of Chicka-
manga, the last battle of the war in
which he took conspicuous part and
for his services in which he was made
a Major General.
Castelar, says that in Spain "the
time OF revolution is past, perhaps to
return 20 more tor Spain. Impulses
die away in proportion as resistance
slackens, and resistance to progress
in Spain grows daily less"
The amount at which church prop
erty in San Francisco is taxed this
year is $l,92l ,405 OF this amount
the Catholic Church pays taxes ON
$l,245,9l5.
1t looks row as though Arthur was
going to display cheek enough to APP
point Conkling as Secretary of State.
Jones, Logan, Storrs and Cameron
will also probably be in the Cabinet.
The King of the Sandwich Islands
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PA 7 En- 4

Inventors will Advance tha.-.
employing an experienced 'l Az interesl
zen. IN washington. F. A. ii. a1ne u
" Washington, D. G, has had d', ign. psIsss
ccssiul practice, and was fo,my sa,s q y
a an, OF Patents in the p sss,y sall
All business before the Cour.s a'ent Cd
nar'ment promptly attended t. u ilal
ungent upon success. Send CO. =, tes
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and other bands in Arizona, nualbcr 60
bucks, 10 squaws and 76 children.
There were expended in England in
the last fiscal year for indoor main
,cnance and outdoor relief of the poor
$22, TAB, 800, about one-sixth of which
was paid in London.
The N. Y. Suns Washington special
says: The Presidents policy will not
stop with the exposure and punish
ment of the Star route ring. The
Treasury Department will receive an
early and searching investigation.
The utterly utter" kind of talk has
infected the street gamins, one OF
whom, after picking up q more than
usually fragrant cigar-stump, exclalm-
ed to his friend: Jack, this is quite
too positively bully"
A dispatch from Tucson says. Chris
tianizing the Indians seems as yet to
be far off. A sou of Soco, formerly a
war chief of Victoria, died, and Soco
applied to-day for permission to kill a
squaw, charged with bewitching him.
Permission was denied.
According to Tho United States cen
sus of the White Mountain tribes, just
finished, there are 1862 bucks, LII
women and children; acres OF land
worked, 447; medicine men, Z; farmers,
l0S; Indian police, 3; in the United
States military service. As.
There were 6,476 marriages in Phil.
adelphia last. year, and none of the
brides, according to the record, had
reached 80 years of age, while there
were 1923 bridegrooms between 80
and 80 years Of age, and nine who
were between 10 and 80.
Van Buren, Denslow, a Chicago pub.
licist, in an article in the lnternation-
al Review, attacks current estimates
of the population of China, reaching
the conclusion that, instead Of AGO.
100000, a census would show from
$4,000 900 to l20,000,000.
A dispatch from Auburn, Cal says,
Rodgers, Mason, Stenegall and Frazer
the four men who attempted to wreck
and rob tho train on the Genital Pa
cifc Railroad near Cape Horn, on the
night of August 3lst, are held in the
sum of $1,000 bail each.
There are 5000 900 acres of United
States lands in Southern Mississippi
which can be bought for 81 IS per
acre, or they can be entered under the
homestead law on these terms-Forty
acres for Sc; so acres Tor 81; 100 acres
for $l4, and l60 acres for SIS.
The train robbers have opened the
fall season in Arkansas by robbing a
train near Hope. AS the robbers wore
masks, and could not DO identified,
several prominent members of the leg
islature have come out in cards de-
claring their ability to prove satslac-
tory alibis.
The pastor of St Mary's Roman
Catholic Church. Pittsburgh. announ-
ces that he win refuse to give sbsolu-
ton to any parent or guardian who
sends children to the public instead of
the parochial schools. A member de-
c!ares that, in case of the priests re-
fusal to spiritually minister to his fam
lily in the manner prescribed by the
usages of the church, recourse will be
had to civil law.
A California editor last week start
ed to accomplish the oft-repeated feat
, 1881-03-05

server 's most, yet 4 true aceuInt "f my seia,
tlnn ~ nHtnrn Nll,t1ld excite their rtfef" t,Htyl
II II ial hecn tho a,.crrtary Of M association uf
wtIlth ptusn nr Aristotle Hna tllr f'rtsttrut
thDHl! mt 1lHv1 iiesftNfci tn describe my Etes
ut tInrE md particularly
t,nl. lIy fIiu why. Tho entry In bis jnnrnni Just
other simple entries under iIic ta'no ''ntn: ~
T. s"ncnrnvsn9 10 l;t,nw TINT though every kernel
nf truth .t,s tr,"n carefully sHrIt nut IT bnr
.h';rt".: ihcr 20. rcfna!!,s ,hn ,+t q truth p!
lutn .!ien,. they wn.,ld Etl iIkc, .pttr pnw'ler-
s; @ b"w " g IN 's sb ri M w., .i' Il ~. not ,ho Io
th.i!us Ut l,r sky, ccr!ilenn, which stntt"rs iis
lnilnJt .por',les u t5Hht through tho ,,nlvcrsc7
7" ttu chu.ist /. not t1n rIstelI for rattor tho
apntI.ociu,nln Ii i tchen tlrnropori!nnntely largo
compared With tho uhiycfscf !wcmty-n!ght
yeMrs nKtt this very day tho u nrntliGcian "of q
;.!:h"" W. The sub1oSt Of @ te & = ..gral.
Frtas si ,s. n Tho rsr WI wn 5 f II .ai'nry
th'2tri,s. r,s.' tieai "f speculative rca*oninH;
Instructive, criticism OH Datnc Naturn anu her
inn'Incrtbtc Offspring.
:. Published In lloston by Houghton, stiIllIn &;
n
, 1881-03-05
A MODERN MINERVA.

Fur The fhteaap Tr!baMt.
'Twas tho hight Of tho xay eoaso,.. md cannot
hut nt n .nnes-psrty given by Mra. Major
1t bcca,ns ~ pleasant duty to tnxe out a FAM
Tho p1utilcst wosuan present. 1was happy as
IL king.
Her dress beyond n question was m artists best
4 n.lrnco or lovol.ucss wns shc frou, cr,wn to
tUt.
Her smi!e was sweot as could he, her volec Just
Not high, aud sharp. and wiry, but ,nusloa. and
low.
Her ha!s vas soft and t'oasy, golden, plentiful,
Her eyes. so bI,to md sunny. sliono With every
could D. W. ~ ; tiiai ovcry follow in tho room was
With lcaa,sy, arid wished hnucif that moment
iA my pl4co.
As tho turtle soup We tasted, iIko Rallant man
10 p"y nomu nrctty tribute to this muslin, silk,
Hut siio tnrnS t.nd soitly asscd mo-and own
..., tho 'tl,tsstion laskch INC
What were my hxgl opinion on tho present
Suffrage Inwa.
admired . lovely blossom resting OH hor uontlo
Tho rsn'Gfk a .a sno"Hht saEo ono-f could laray
with d snlo Ike my Venus, sho savo mo its
Aud oiouei vury caiiily botanical DISCOURSE.
Dut epoet.tly recovered. AZ her tarer hnHcra
Like i is,.er bcncdlctlon. In llttto bit Of fish.
Furlhar to itnpmIr dIgrstioi,, s,o brought up tho
uy that ti,ao Truly ucAoed that other fpl!ow'a
wish.
And, as sure as Tn n sinnur, right on through
=. that e!!ellcss dinner
Nil tOllf If If n1llffaA 1nl1
OF natural selection. Of Frco-Tra4lo, and lrutoc-
TIL eaiuo to look upon her with sort ot
BDltlah aWo.
Just 70 hcHr the tovoly woman. looking moro
sliytnn ihAIl hulnMil.
Talk wltl sueh determination Of 1ngcrsoa and
CtMk,
with suel. q childish, sweet sullc quoting Hug
;, 10y. Mi!l. ua,l carlyle,,
1t was sl,tH ,I!to roselnt4ou-'t was better thAu
Chemistry and mathematics, agriculture aud
Music. pnlnllnH. sculp.uro-sba kuow all tho
ua.-rs'ui aaa ckiaros.uro:: and ut last the luIan
She discussed 4 quito serency, us sAo trit'od
with peach.
I i.aye seen sn,no ircntf1ll creaturcs, With
With thois fearful stora Of learning sct mo sadly
Hut Iii tsady n4ute tn swear ii l have ovsr
Or tho Fastern ;n Question settled by such pair
Never ,.,S ssW 'ia'"ty maiden so remarkably oor-
FROM !n to , s'p of t1ngor with tho lovo OF books
and !nnn;
MT bo,ray IL, -
RKa1n. cAItLuTTA HEliNx.
, 1881-03-05
DON John.


Although this last addition tn tho ''S0.Nnn,n
Hcrirs" Is known to bo from tho Y!ttt'! rrr Of
1cGn f.lE',low. TINT knowledge should MD 10
ratAcr thai, dGtrnct from its H,urfts. It ls MI
interesting. wcl.tolA story. lacking In originality
acteEa are l:sig!tst, and tho stoEy is bused up,n
tho auprn.ctl chn,,xug of Il pair of tnthy buys
" n ,tis.tontst Nurse. Tho 1n,y person $wh1
withtmt telling. 80 tho rich tn.hor n,!op.s ld,h
9td ircnss+1lcm exactly alike. Dna nf them
md aIl ttat is tlublu and uutl w'.t!r thu ott.cr
r. very much Tho reverse. ansi tluyrlops II t1e-
ct!let tendency towntri lhrrGny. Ut course.
oi,co nerestctt Yov stealing. It Fnrtn. srttied
that the Huol Don JUhn Is tho riullt-
fHi ttrlr, Ntl tho rpNtlcT tnn!niaA
that pleasant conviction to tho very Ias. Hem
trncc wien We find thnt tho Kty,I tnly WIS tho
eltftGner's md tho drowned f1cV t,lH true
Ls't .ip'n. Fortunately. Tho reader j. tho only
ntrsoll to RI1ars thIs knowledge with tho nuthur
tlis NnrlI.H -
, 1881-03-05

LITERARY NOTES.
Preparations arc bolug lnaie for biography
of a,nrun EIt,t
Mr.A. j. We!so Ii writing n htstory of Albany
y, -, .". n,s,,,, '" ~ ".s ,.'', ~ o1.,,..
MI no nus aise''uS uoho TUG same service 1or
Troy and l'ansirsburR'
o,,n,. ,,ra tn"n ,,r,,,,as., ~, - ~ H,r ",,,, :,
o,'eo s'' oIo" p'oi,'t'', ~ IL ~ Ne''' "''u ~
o"u'e" ~ ''''' u, '"ose.'p''o" ~ 81" WY.
Tho tb0E0Er,lph Of Mndauo Seeagnc, which
bliss Thaukurt.y has boon euxngcd upon for
ao,u. finn 1. tinishstI on, viii soor ,naka ia
%ntnn r",,,o '''.' a"o Wv '0"'' '''~S ''s
apro"'"H',
.'alncs Il. OsR1ntl Go, annnuncc y ser'os Of
~ iInw"tx INV n,nr'.i % t'|n H In !i,,..ss r"ias
rioue .t., III, IN mr.. ilrm ~ '''o
"o''' ~. Wv o''.s A'
1t IL stated that George Sand has loft behind
her an .,.I annshr.l l.ore! which M'ne; Eti'auH,i
und, aud Which will tliol, appear III tho Nuuueile
KtrNc.
4 rew snstai!munt OF the thlEsl volume Of tho
~ History Ut tho ltphulliUn," by tho ti,fntu H
Paris. ll.la bcaA rneekel BY T,rter g. GoatrS, Ut
l'hiladGlphIa. Tho Engllsh version willbo c0tn-
, 1881-03-05

Dov Jony. No-Sa,ne Series. lloston: Rob
erts bros. prico 81.
susnlsE. Dy w'illtam Black. Now York: 11ar-
per s. ljros. Prize $l..@j.
LESox tARE. BY Virginia F. Townsend. los
ton: Leo & Shepard. Price si.:o.
ACHuss PATAGONIA. 1,F lady Florence UIxe.
New York; It. WorthinRtun. Price $t.'1.
TnE vIs1nS or StNnop. 1ly Charles Do Kny.
New Yor*:1}. Appleton s. Co. Price sl.,o,
I'Rnwstso AMoS1 1noKs I,y anna roo!d
"no!st'il. soSton: Gnberts 1tros. Price Fl.
,tI', T1E itn,.rs : !, q y r.. pEnk ~ William
Two Voinuisn. Now York: u. Appleton / ca.
TUE isELioIoss Or CHINA. 1,y Jarne4 1.c7go.
New fnrk: Charles Scr!hncr'sSo Price $l.5l.
POWER !,r MnyEMESr IN PLANTS. 1,y Ciurlrs
Darwin. New York: D. Appleton s CO. Price
n @o z Sdx rs3 Ya.s MHS sae sa, ~ rrss
[rrr AM, HER. CutLpnEX. by Ara.,clln II.
i,ncktty. New York: b. Appleton & Co. Price
$l.h0.
,RosE C!1sros: ~ strs. f. !. !ltchmond. New
YORK: NAi1onhl Temperance Society. prlcp
si.50
TIE scnooL,s AarE,s's Tn1AL; Oh, ohD AND
NEW. By 4. Furry. New York: Churlts ScrionGrs 3
Sons.
AMERICAN DECISIONS. ny a. c. Frecmnn.
s Co. '''~'N
THE CHEAT ARTISTS: GA1ssunnou0u-C0y-
sTAnLE. New York: Scrlbiier & Wrlturtl. PrIcc
PANton VARIETIES: PLAyA. PtSrnMIMEs. AND
cents.
,,Tnt Tnt: sEcnEr 9f E'tCronr.,. ny Margaret r.
Wnslow. Sew York: Tue National Temperance
Suclety.
TIT, sr1nlr or EnrcArtos., ly. n; l'Abb;
A'nHlle I1eesnll. syracuso; c. ". Dardccn.
Prize -
THE CnALpEAx ACCOUNT or GENESIS. I.y
George Smith: Now York: Cnarln3 Scribner's
Suus, l'rIco ~.
TIE Aar or uSuEssos. Hy tho 1lcy. Henry
Price y ccnts.
OH Axb NEW Fn1ESns: olt, THE s!onr or
ltunr's DAuHurElts. Hy siary Oliver. Uostou:
u. noihrup s. Go.
GuipE 70 THE srupY or 1'o1,71cAh ECoso.
W.. @ a,y Or; t:nspi 4. coss' Lo"aon; McA''!an l.
ASPECTS Or GE1tstAS CulrttnE. ny Granville
Stanley tlail. IN. y. I2oslon: Lumcs Il. UsRut1
TO. Advance stfcets.
Erocus Of stonEHy !I1sroay: FngnrmrcE
Chsrics @ scribncr's sous, price Il. i N
ISnrx 70 HAnrEtt's NEw MONTHLY MAaA-
ZINE. Complied b. chArles y. uusfec. Now
York: linrprr S Isras. pElcs VI.
THE CnlSEsr, TiEtn EDUCATION. pi1ILoso-
r1Y. ASD tErrEns. lsy ". 4. +. Martin. Now
York; ttarper f. Isrus Price Sl.77'.
nntTlsls GnnL1xs: WELSH FoLw- i.oRE. FANNY
MyrHDLu0s. I.EtlESl,s. Ann 'rnAbtrIUss. Nus-
ton: jnsuoz Il. osgpod l. Co. Price 81.
OUTLINES or THE HISTORY OF FHA.cE: AN
Ai'ititNEMgSr or Gulznr'A HIsTOIsf. liy Gus
tarc NILSSON. Iostuu: Estes & I.nurIat.
1H1LosDrHIuAL CLASSICS Ft,n ESat.1s1I HEAD-
Etts: DEsCAltTEs, Ny Prof. 3tnhAlry. Phlndcl-
phln: j. IT, Llpplticutt & to. Price IT.
DEcoNAT1oS Axp FultxlrynE or Towx-
iItlusEs. I}y 1tol,ett ". Eds. tlEu.trntel. New
York: scribnrF & Waforh. prlcu *3.51.
MAnANE DE sTAer:; y srony or fIEn LIRE
unlcs. Naw iutk: IIarper H Bros. Frce S:}
FRANKLIN EQuAnE L1nnAttY: CsnEii LIrs's
kEf. aSn UriiEa STnntEA: Mr Mary Cecit Hay.
-ltsl'lIDnll.. lly MIs+ n, +, llrattun.-SuxnIHE.
uY Wttlianl nsuck. Now York: Harper y l!ros.
: CHIPS FHoa T,tE Wl11rE ll,I:sE; OIL SEIEc-
TlOSa fMttM THE SPEECnEs, CONVERSATIONS.
DIARIES. fErTEuS. tSp UrIlYli NHlTt&iiS ttl' All.
THE PnEs1l,.NTH t'F TIL: uSiTEn STATES. Culn-
piled by .IeretntnA Chnplln. uusson: d. L.ofhrop
u Cu. prleu $l.uI.
, 1881-03-05

N. Gtlaintc Mason hns prcrarH.1 III d volume
al convenient slxe m Infringement uf Gutzot's
1,tpulhr History NJ France. with tho title
"Ont'i'irs Of tho History ot frnncc, from tho
E'lr|iest Times tO tho DMtl,rcAk Of tho Revolu-
tiun." with Chronological Index. historical md
aetltaioHlGal tables, portraits. etc. Az Gntzni's
work wns written IN M cu.y, familiar style, tho
preparation f tlfs vDlslnle Involved Ilo tt,ntrrn
ellHnEcs IL sfle trxt except f0r tho PURPOSE nj
GuntlcnshtIotl. The lH"ll: IN tlnEr thaE It's NUM-.
Implies. fur II ~ renty an excellent history Of
tn French nHtttf'. a1ltl ntlRht u t,H I'm accept
nhte iext'lHr'It for purposes nf Instruction. rho
untcr discussion, and 10 ta,ncIscly stated, Tint
they cnn bu castiy rcttnctl by tlse incinbry. And
these Two requirements tlrr nf,Yontnly esxcnfinl
usiIlion ins btctl lssuc'i by Estes s l.anr!at.
, 1881-03-05
rnEi1E1.fCE THE t,t.E,>Y.

Thi vni,itnc III the cl,ncl;s nf mplerlt litatory
xerIrs j. II cD,lt'is0 NtNo,,nt Of the life ,nf
Frederick tho Grrht nnl OF tho Hcrrn Years
Wnr. 1t pt.,Ecsscs to Ga ii wt.rk Intended tot
sct,nlboyA although It mny H. tio,,btGl whether
IT Is written IN style sufficiently casy nld
Fopular to nttrlct yt,inY tca.lnr.. II Is tho ktn,1
NJ u btst1t f,uya nuturlIy like. but they nro ut
trncttAi not hy n philosophical presentation Df
HISTORICAL fhEts, 1Iit rnther hy II narrative and
h'newhnt s'rntnntn style. Thts tllny Will not
!ltl IN tlleM t'nHcs, which Is tho n,uro IT, a,o ft:-
gro'ttn1 since they trent Of u King nt.1 reIRN
VIII find tho work G0t1yenleilk hnnd!0QG.
, 1881-03-05

I'm. md ending with TINT for June. 1Re}, This
~ ttt. Ennst cutvpIctn and tho best -urrangct In.
t,rx that has ytt hecn nnle for any maRnzine.
md ns fMs7rF'a Il tho ul,,st nf American mar.
nznrn, sn u Ian t'lF+ !rtex cDvcrs tnrxEr Gpuuat
compiler h:t' rreparcd his wDrii systematically.
md lir III tthbnl1tn aVslcin nf crt,sl.rrtcrnnees
, 1881-03-05

Tho twcnty-t'ifd soiutnu Of tho series OF
"lA,nrrican Dec!slnns,'' containing tho cnscs IF
Rot,cral whine a,,,l authority Lcc1ed III tho
Courts Of tho sevcrui Status, tretn the earliest
issue nf tho Sutr reports tn tho year lsGH. fol-
lows closely upnn the hccts Of Ets predecessor.
The vnn:nes nsc cHsnp!lci ant1 nnnotntpd by a.
&. Frertnnil. nnd pubiehtil In Eun Frnnrscu
The euses rc.rcpnrtc. i, this volume will be
lDnflt originally reported IN rho State ttopurts bf
rcnnsylya,iill. st,ttth CaroIl.a. Vermont. vlr-
Rntn. 4 lniJAtnn, Connecticut. Delaware. tnlllra
Kentucky. Louisiana. Aintnu, Maryland, afussIi-
And New York.
, 1881-03-05

iu.trunsaon nf tre,1t educational Institution, md
should not }'' limited merely II these it,,istr rInI
atitl rrhtGasInfIa! establishments whurs II is
tAtiHht with II ylHw Ia tnmr1lntn ,pIhIcni3ot1,
fnfccd, wo cHnnat understand why tllt,.c yntItt15
WIN nTH Instructed in thu MwA uf nysIcs, Chrin-
ntlnwr ~ rct,lHlh iHJlt,rnt of i'll Tint reiatcs 10
boc!'l ftft' ind psrtlcGlnrfy nr rcnilH,,ics.''
pubaheu IN Now Yurk BY MMCmll!nn Il To-
, 1881-03-05

Nr. purfea hAs compiled q new-or revised
tho old" Index to lIArIxr's NEU 3loilthiy ilaV.
az1,f, alfubetical, analytical, and classlcai."
This lpdox covers tie whole Of tho lirst eIxty
volumes, hegtuplng With the number for Juno,