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Mace. " ylmisddar ya g~asssAar .;

Mace. v ylmiuddar ya gvssssAur = ymddango>sad
 Worse and worse. Aites call,ag Mr. Wilde "Hen," the ' HasA cAilifi shamelessy proceeds to dub this es~ thetic young man Goose" if we rightly decipher the iii-expressed mean ing of the word 'ymddangosiAd." and with a pnofane prehx at that. asre- gards the apparently dsre>pecuui alia- son to Mir, James Mace. we pass ,h2, b, without; eommee,. lanes is quite abe to take up the glove iii his own defense
 Incredible as II may appear, the | HsssA knaVe teseneS his lAs, and mos, ohuflIsh obserxsi,en tol no less person. age than the lih Queen oi Love ard Beauty herself thus:
 Mae Mrs. lang,ry ~edi dechrea emil ldd' C, hun na wna syn,dda dem (, so- goAiant.
 By the haiidom of Don oai<ote dc la Msa.ha, but ,hts caps the euma>.' Hos does the insoleni ieonoSlast of ] II abA knos that Mrs. l-angtry wants to ''go-go- toshef-anni The indications aic thAI she doesnt- no. nor to Ms. fiseen-ia- boaehere ei,hes bot suppose that she dIds What aHat ls tha, to the tesreant rcvllet of ! Hs&s Obviously. none whatever.
 We take occasion te no,lf, this seotief ai hnnofed knigh,hood, purc and unde- hled, that. with all his prciensions AS the editor of l it .ss&. sCurtth,les sue h as his will so! wash se long A the splri, et true ohnalry an,mates the heart and nerves the hand of single American tighter oi wrongs. And don't iorge, IL
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Mm l. asRoudis tha aell .nasu aafs manufacturer at Hnnalo. theisdriphas. i'tts bstgif. x Nets. and Atlanta. Ga aapa pfFi.A ut uAnnohht s IMPROVED NAFss,
 IE s hfaaa street,
 All NNtA, ttt p,t i9th, iaaI. bt tashn AettIeal Assot t4ttan
 tli Ns tIt4 tosN he ihIs Laitirs sf tbf hash's Regulator ordered estr ,e eetNFai ht osrfsas isst seek have taksa nrAiis opr h.,iis aBd aHt thoIaugtit sattsheA ~itii thr t~sssii los .asst i~ti t.ats | have been tfa,s'led ~i'h sharp pap, st ,ay heart. Ny physician. apoa satulHatttin. pinnoustr1 If snlsfg. meal of the hrafi. snd una hls ts s,se nte any r.it.i The ,roui>ss str~ sofse. uuiti had bse am~ euDsiB. esi thai could nad br ,utsd Nhtir H S.s f8tk ,ftt, last ~e~k 1 eatlsi an one oi ,hc m"at prominent physa 'isns there, ~ho .hstg"d me tss fsf rsAn nation and then fr oH,iDrn nsisd SoHf ksgu sstaf ks.stng yeA Co r.. regular Ms<h cal Asso. istiun. and not patent medicine sshsm.. ordered thtr. bottles haze sa been troubled since commenced taking A .-.'s sss.i c.,,...,...- s...it.s ts- tt.~~ bottles .o sA ,o 1biaia permanent cure, f,,,i hass tuf stn.sf. thanss am, ssasis meR, AtfY peeuplif.
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i.nas sad do,,ng uiie 'o lry ei- .tortsi hashand. Eve looked over whole ysie of e h4nges. and there's ae;niag i.' 70 read ir ,hein.
 sAay. my dear lhcushi they aere extra good. Uhat's lie mater ~ish iheri = ne replied
 Well. no, one out of hundred q1oie> anything from yo.r paper. ais', ina; enough z
 He proceeded 10 think II over
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The First
Elevated baiisay ioufual

Elevated kahsay iournai
 If tradition Is to be credited. a vessel patty propelled by ste am sailed from s1 vAnnah and erossed the Atlanta in ist9 Bu, the prevalent and accepted opinion cono eTning the hrst ocean voyage assigns the honor to the steam vessel su,us She was of seven hundred tons burden, with an engine of three hundred and twenty horse power The S,fius sailed from Cork on the 4th of April, ls }s. and s,ru, k boldly and directly aofoss the ocean for Ne~ York. 4 fcS days after. tho Great Wes,efn. vessel noble in every way in her proportions and .peagiments. nhle h had been bnli, under the direction of a company oi British merchants. started from BriNtal for he same dcatinxnon The voyage was iTamphaniiy suc essf0l The t@o stout ships lad been in,snded tn cali si the Afprca, Halifak. of S,. JohE :. to shorten the y9J aEe . bat sitholt s.iil- ing si :, stngic port for assistance of sap- plies. they held oa thef course ts~.afsi Amen a. and 4, length on ihe Id pf 's.
 .fHe month on lhe ssfae day, the ssflas frs. anu ,hc Great Wrstcfn fea keafs later, entered ihe hafbpg of <ew iort So,ite of their coming haft been gwen. and the afflyal of the tso ships was greeted wtih flags and bannefs, ~tth iae- s,c and tlasing oi bells, and the Ace lama ,ions and sppiaase of ihoasands of the estsssd ,sopulallon.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-03

Near 4 purling brsokict
 One dazzling, summer day, Meath a shady iosetrec
 Queen Flora. sleeping, lay. Waking. grateful, refreshed,
 From her light reposr. She stood upon tke messy bank And whispered 10 the rose: tondest, sweetest, iairest. best Of flowers under Heaven. Ask oi me whsie CT you will.
 1, shail be freely given The shadow of ths foliage
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-03

shut out the sun's bright glare. ThA fragrance soaihed me in m, dreams. Thou ialrcSt oi The far - Good Queer" the blushing rose replied With deep 'Rlng crimson gios, e One other grace, hGmbly ask Your Highness 10 bestow v
  When morning came the rose VAS there Enrobed "a messy veil. And meath its modest, dropping crcs; Al other fo~ CTS pale
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DIR. RUSH " REGULATOR, ]"
HEART TROUBLES.

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 Large Siss. 4f oo Small Stse. so Noid bs dtakgiAIA rNri1ehnte
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MRS. DR. KUSH'S Caiharilr and Anti. Bilious Pills

Percent aad cure toastipast9n and f',iss. 4 safs remedy fos E8psusHrss. I osyiast ot s.e Lstsf, J@ansacs sad al Lss-t Comii siats. II gifss ifnfastifais Friisf in Nsss and s~f tcas iissdseHr ltsry e}saass ths tteHsseh aad sl.aA remove si bad isttsa ffes is~ ,ss,ssth 4n5 maks ths Lfeath pssr aud .4e.s FeH5sys @ii imysfitssa and Ssis1.a*ss from the esatpisss1s. F.gasen4 tg iAths and 2xfn~ ale In theH acton. Entirely unitks other f}ts fqs~ig s.ysfstsir fsfe- <s cents
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DIR. RUSH'S BLOOD ROOT OII. bissa immediate rsiief tn at
 a4AsA of
RIII.UM AIISM,

 Nrntaisia. seistles. I.umtago, baessehs, Sotsh.ss at ,hs tshrs;, .ss';;. easn.Y. bef. ihfoat, S~.tlisga aud
 Spfains. Hurns and Aesids.
 Gehefai bodiiv rslna Tooth. Ia. and Hradsohe, fto.s.h Feet ssf
 fsfs. snd sIi other Psias
 and Athrs
 bk Ri sif B BLOOD kOiII oil has ss sqaai ID ths world sa q IalHent CT gH 1, a A shssp, ssfs simpt~ sd sstfe ssiefnsl srm~ ,y igs man af beast i'ts ft.t dfs in'~a tltes Ffits <f and ss esas4 Nela bS sst4sEtsts ~e eY~ksfr
 Cured of Eheunat,sm in Two Itoa@
 HtFfAI0. . ' asy4 Isss iBg hH1h | H.tissH hs aeHsft"a fstafftata have feea fta0bivd euh fl,a mat ai tf.ft@o fesss. t,s5l sii fhs t.s.s ,f sff5snd at and itffs~s's and fssany fret fisss phF- eisHz sj'fssat ssiff ibs l,,ss Dpetaf sasltra trtssslissss si,isd i5r. kGsl4. Ni9ad tf-st Od puft hsssi a large Dos ts faf tiY e~pfs, and apple II iH t~e l4uuss sss frl~tsA .s.d tp~ asi .afifviy asH ifs ea sfs sasdesfai asf bsttsss ls tt+ pnlp thing is ,hs ~"rid siafh sM tare ffeuHssfAns tfBiT fugfs
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I3T aDDss preparations are prepared br Df ksth's Asdtcs! Assyeisstoa, Ia shieh Dr fash is a4.oelstss! @ah tt.r Hsosi prom nent specialists Of both Europe and Amer sea. Special ffestlD.fs can be obtained foW say dI1rss~. 1brse ns~die.nss sfs the regular presefiptions for fhs dissaEs- mshtiaaed. and never fail t9 gre rrllsf Ihsr can be Vb sainst n f.tt,le kuet. sf bosh shaietaie sSs retail of G Ltneola ( Co. sad John A. lGngl ind, ani atty dfuggis, @fil gladly ot tain them foT Yvn upon application, et ssss ...o t. ,,k.tss,-A If ne dfy~4t Aisa.~4s
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RUSH'S

MEDICAL. A>StGlAil'e
 Euaalo. II. r.. .. S. A
The National tribune., 1883-04-05

latter with $1,000 young seals They report
the steamers Greenland, Neptune, Resolute,
Newhall, Wolf, Bear. Commodore, and Iceland
loaded. An unusually good fishery is antici-
pated.
Home, Sweet Home" was played on a
mouth organ in the rooms of the Postal Tele-
graph Company, in New York, last week, and
a telegraph dispatch came back from Chicago
that the tune was heard there distinctly. The
distance by the line over which the sound was
transmitted is a trife over 1,240 miles.
A verdict for 5000 against the Manhattan
Elevated Railroad Company was rendered in
New York last week. 1t was proved that hot
Goals had dropped from the companys engines
on the backs of team of horses They ran
away, and in their flight ran over Joseph
Lowry, boy, rendering him cripple for life.
The number of failures during the first
quarter of 1883 are 2,S06, as compared with
z. l27 for the same period last year. The liza
bilities show about proportionate increase to
the number of failures, being for the current
quarter just closed $37, 100000 as against $780,
100000 for the first quarter of 1882.
The Evansville, Ind, Daily Courier issued a
special edition on Thursday, the 22d ult,
which contained an able and interesting article
on the manufacturing interests and commercial
advantages Of Evansville, its agricultural and
mineral resources, and its admirable transpor
tation facilities
The National tribune., 1883-04-05
Surviving a Terrible Wound.
IErom n.o Lool,nort Journal. |

We have heard much lately about Justice
Haight, of Pennsylvania, living many days
after bullet had been fired into his brain. A
more peculiar case is now a resident of this
county. George Sinsel, of Newfane, was pri-
vate in the Eighth New York Heavy Artillery.
AT the charge on the rebel works at Peters
burg on the 10th day of june, 1864 mimic
ball struck him in the head, breaking the
skull The ball divided, part going out
side, and part going under the skull.
For three days he lay on the field and was re-
ported dead. After this time he wandered into
a hospital and was treated the physicians TAX
ing out number of bones from his head. He
was then sent to st. Mary's Hospital, Rochester.
While there he was under the care of DIR.
Moore, and on the 23d day of October follow
ing DR. Bradley, the assistant surgeon, took
from the unhealed wound piece of rebel lead
which had lain there for over four months.
Now Mr.. SiBsel is as well apparently as ever,
though he has a depression in his skull
large enough TO hide a walnut, and over which
there is no skull bone. This case was a wonder
to the surgeons at the time it occurred, and a
greater wonder to the man himself that he
should be alive.
The National tribune., 1883-04-05
Recent Presidential Appointments.

The President has made the following ap-
pointments: Martin S. Chandler, of Minnesota,
TO be surveyor general of Minnesota, vice Jacob
H. Stewart. whose term of Office has expired
John 6. Gasman, of Nebraska, to be agent for
the Indians Of the Crow, Greek, and Lower
BTule agency in Dakota, vice William III.
Parkhurst, suspended; Adam e. Bloom. of
Michigan, TO be receiver of the land Office at
Detroit, Mich, vice Joseph B. Bloss, deceased /;
Warren c. Willis, of Colorado, to be receiver
of public moneys at Denver, Col, vice Saml I.
Thomson, whose term of office has expired
John Kelly, of Oregon; VIM. B. Dean, of Min
nesota, and Isaac Brandt, of Iowa, commission
ers TO examine twenty-five miles of railway
constructed by the Northern Pacific Railway
Company in Montana Territory; Aaron II.
Cragen, of New York; Albert 0rdway, of
Washington, ID. c., and G. Pomeroy Reese, of
New York commissioners for another section
of fifty miles of the same railway in Montana
Territory
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ESTABLISHED 1868.

Pensions.-If wounded injured, or have contracted
any disease however slight the disability apply
Hcirs.-widows, minor children deperdert mothers
Isners ana minor brothers and sisters in the order
War OF Isl2.-AII SURVIVING officers and soldiers OF
THIS war, whether in the Military Naval service the
nited states who served fourteen (t days, if in
nate or sSirmish for less period end the widows Of
slCh VINO have not remarked, entitled TO pension
of eight dollars month Proof of LOYALTY is no lonrer
required in these claims.
Increase CT Pensions.-Pension laws are more lib
bi,br , tI LIE y, s-ss many IT low eted 20 q
ItlghE rue tiin ey receive FROM and after January,
ISL shall make charges for my seTrices IN claims
Io increase OF pension where new disability is alleged
restoration TO Pension RoII-PensOners who
nave Dee unustly dropped from the pension ron, or
whose names nave been stricken therefrOm by reason
OF failure to draw their pension for period of three
49, "r ~ ze1s9n OF fe-ehllS!ment may have their
pSis ieLieWest oy eorrespondlns with this House
DeSeftion from one regiment vessel and enlistment
IN n9ler Is nor bar 70 pension in cases where the
ice Of the United States and in the line of duty
90 11, " OF all wars rom 100
70 icn . 100 anu certain heirs, are entitled TO one
hundred and sixty of land if already received
purchased for cash at the highest market rate and
assignments perfected. Correspondence invited
PRISONERS OF War.-Ration money promptly col
Furlough Rations.-Amounts due collected with
OUT unnecessary delay. such claims cannot be collected
Herses Lost III Scryice.-Caims of this character
promptly attended TO- Many claims of this character
nave pee erroneous rejected Correspondence in such
cases Is respectfully invited
Bounty and Pay.-CoIlections promptly made
ffcperty Iaken by the Army III States not in
tien.-Clams of this character viii receive
SPECIAL attention provided they were filed before jan
lary l. lSSO- II not filed prior to that date they
barred by statute of limitation.
In addition TO the above we prosecute Military and
Naval talIns OF every description, procure Patents,
Copyrights; attend TO business before the
Department and all the Departments of the Government
We invite correspondence from all Interested assuring
ness in all matters intrusted to cur hands
GEORGE F. LEMON
The National tribune., 1883-04-05
An Instantaneous Light.

Such r a word is the unique apparatus exhibition
at the of the Portable Electric Light Co.. % Water
Street. Boston 1t occupies the space only five square
inches and weighs but five pounds and be carried
with The light properly lighter requires
extra power, wires connections and is
structed that any part can be replaced at small cost
The chemicals placed in glass retort carbon and
zinc apparatus with Aspiral platinum attachment is
then adjusted rs TO form battery and the light is
ready The pressure little knob produces electric
current by which the spiral of platinum heated to in
candescence. The Portable Electric Light Company
recently Incorporated with capital of 100000 under
the laws of Massachusetts The usefulness of the appar
atus and the low price 50 will doubt result in its
general adoption Some of the prominent business
ofthe State identified with this enterprise In addi
ton to its lighter the apparatus also be used
in connection with burglar alarm and galvanic bat
tery.-BoNoa Transcript, Dec. 80
The National tribune., 1883-04-05
Useful Seryants-Before the War.
[Frona t.e Budalo oommercial-Ad rertiser.I

lFFosn the Buffalo Commercial advertiser.
After the war, says a correspondent, when
the number of our servants was much reduced,
two negro girls, aged eighteen and twenty,
went 10 the nearest village TO hire out" The
lady TO whom they applied asked if they could
cook. Noon, we amt never bin cook none"
" Can you wash" Noon, we amt bin wash
none, neither; Aunt Sally she wash" "Can
you clean the house, them" Noon, least
we amt never bin clean none" And so l
went through the whole list Of qualifications,
receiving always the same negative answer.
Well, what in heavens name" said l at last,
T" have yoa been accustomed 10 do?p Lucinda's
dusky face frightened. Sukey, here, she
hunt for masters specs and l keep flies off ole
miss!
The National tribune., 1883-04-05
OUR COMMERCIAL REPORT.
state of the Markets at Leading Trade Centres East
and West.

KEW YORK April SCotton is easy 10 1-IG6110 16c
Southern -four quiet good to choice Extra s. 206 30
Nheat ope d tSgtsc higher reacted ard declined q
trie closing stronger the best prices; moderate
arf :I speculation; No. red Certificates s. 26Q
2 Alril 81 1901 70, Mag II 2l1fa51 22js and June
s. 9as5Ig ~. Rye dri a,id unchanged Corn i56I1ac.
lover Tor clsb opened ssc. higher FOR fuues most
% advance lost aud closed firm 49u3sc. sbcve the
lowest steamer va ts<c., No mixed IL Elcgator
No May 6sHDa.tsc.. June g. Sf0gIz!c July Ga1Gais &C.
Oats active afid sNl5sc higher; mixed Western
s953tsc, white do fsrg5sc. Coffee firm spot ard quiet
ara steady er futures 3 $ spot s. 54G17 % Mas, s. 75g
20 June RetHea Sugars steady at SIC. Ter stand
ara s. &c. for crushed, SIC fo- graduated Pe.ln-
ien dull AT s1sQ. &C of crude, e14GSss Tor refined
atGa4 &c. for Uiled IaiOw is acttve ana firm st
5-IgGs 5l6c PORK quiet and s-u.g: Mess at SO 2oep
- > gr spot ana futures nominal. Lard points
lower anG dull, closing more steady prime s.eIe u
ca - spot I'll 5sg; @ April, and Si 6eGil IS May
Ffeighs 10 iAfeiIool STEADY pJsto. per steamer 3lSd,
Wheat 2S4d.
CHICAGO Apr sNheal is quiet. options fr1ner; reg
Glar u 934aI o5S April II l0Gi .os+ May, . l45G
fd Winter II co. Cora quiet ana isfr ~ .. gtoic
cash 5G sGgGc May, 57.sc June. Oats steady AT t-eg
81 g. cash ittsGslc April, - 5isfc May. Rye qriti
IT bssc Pork is active aud higher st SIS 2eis so cash
SIS ssNDls 30 May, sis C75sEis % June Lard active
higher az si 81 alis u c2sh ana April Sill 5?sL
II - May. asa a. 5s1lt 90 Jine. Bulk Meats in fail
demand; Shoulders & &C. short RIB 80 TO- sior. cea
80 a.. Whisky s:csdy 81 10. At the closing cal
siseat easy Corn eaist and steady. Oats easier Porl
J irregular. Lard s.iaae lower.
CATTLE M
SfNs YORK. Alri
4. - 4trYrt II
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for poor 10 prime Steers with few tops sold up O.
Exporters used 90 carloads Sheep and 1ambsRecepts
10 $40 Steady sales at 1907 g per 100 lbs for common
ling Lambs. Swine-Recepts $500; live Hogs firm and
higher at 81 s0@s 80 per 100 lbs.
CHICAGO, April 3.-Hogs - Receipts 5000, and ship
ments 00 demand fair and prices sc. higher common
TO good mixed hacking at q 2o@7 20; heavy packing
and shipping 81 S5@S TO- and light q 2597 I5 Cattle
and early sales Ioc higher and closed weak but steady
buchering good to choice s4 75 stockers and feeders
IS Sod5 30 Sheep-Receipts 1900 shipments 800; me-
dunn TO good $500, and choice S6 10@l6 80.
The National tribune., 1883-04-05
THE STOCK MARKET.
Review Of the Week in Wall Street and Closing
Prices.
speeial % The National Tribune.

Special 70 The National Tribune.
NEW YORK, April g. The opening to-
day threatened us with dizziness, and had
it not been for sudden squirt in North
west stock, such would doubtless have been
tbs case. This stock is largely held abroad
and in a few hands here. and can be easily
worked as those manipulating it may choose.
For some time the market was not influenced
by this movement, but later on it was noticed,
and prices closed substantially better Money
ranged from 1910 per cent. and stock loaned
from 6G1o
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FOREIGN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, April Cotton - Receipts to-day
4eooo bales 400 American Sales 5000 bales 5000
American. Market fiat and Irregular midding Up
lands at 9-16d. Orleans 9-l6d. Cotton to arrive
opened quiet and closed barely steady. April and May
delivery, Uplands s5-e4d@5 a6-e4d.; May and June
ss.-64aS 3s64 June and July 4o-64 July and August
sS-64G15 464 43-64d August and September AZ GA
as 46-64d. October and November 3s-64Cd5 37-649
53s-64d.; November and December 3564015 33-6id
Lard SIS Cd per cwt- for prime Western Turpentine
Spirits 39s. Cd. per cwt
The National tribune., 1883-04-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Nothing could be more interesting to ex-sodiers
or more valuable mementoes of the than the
photographs of battleelds camp scenes etc. taken by
Brady the Government photographer, and now for sale
by John c. Taylor No. IL Allen Place, Hartford, Conn.,
His advertisement appears in another column.
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
A PAPER FOR THE MILLION.
500 PER YEAR.

To care for him who has borne the battle and for his
widow and orphans. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The validity of the public debt the United States
authorized by law including debts incurred for payment
OF pensions and bountleS for services in suppreSn
instruction rebellion, shall be qestiOne-SEc
4, ART XIV, CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES.
consider il the ablet paper devoted the interests
Of the soldier published in the country earnestly COM
mend it to all comrades of the Order"
PAUL VASDERycORr,
CoEsDsGsdsr-i in Chief, G.. A. r
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PRICE $500.

scientific and economical apparatus for lighting for
Home, business, Office Mining and Manufacturing pur-
poses Complete i'll ITSELF The Electric Current
being producde by chemical action This apparatus by
adjustments, for which make extra charges
be adapted 10 Burglar Alarm Medical Battery,
Cal! Beil, for Automatic Electric Gas Lighting. Our
burglar alarm is constructed that the intruder is inn
mediately confronted with light and bell alarm at
the same instant Reliable agents wanted all the
country Inclose stamp for circular. PORTABLE ELEC
TRIO LIGHT CO.. % Water Street Boston. Chartered
under the laws OF Massachusetts, December, 1852.
"A Portable Electric Lighter s. being extensively sold
bg the Portable Electric Light Co., Of - Water Street Boston.
economical and saJe apparatus for lighting far home
and business purposes Sciefe american, NetV York,
DeceR5er I6, 1852.
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subscribers, have concluded 70 offer the following
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1888.
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE during theconinx
year VIII be q better paper than ever.