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1 T H fci AMERICAN 1 1 1 TttC HUN. An rpituvli' of Uoimit Mfo i H i In M I M i l I '.. A II I'l l II " 'a X in- i ! ), If It I tbf In " ' It) tlmt tiieMloi'!' I 'k tint hi''. lwtutU', IllllWt"!, ItotllBH ('alhtttie rhimh,' " I iitnlcmUiiil that: but IhU rhiiMi ha a llllt UhH, I II llii t idbit t; ItiUnlbliM hiitt h" "AntHMH'lMA a lllll trotihlt'il by luy mtitHitrr, hut hn rit'mtrvd lier')! lniniotiliitl ami ltl: " 'Tint t hutvh I ttiytli'l Ixxly aiwt It muit It this holy "I'll It. It I hut ablt to fir, tiito It U the aplrlt of trtilh thai guide It.' (Theological I'atiH'hlinii of the .lenull ) '"What In iitoanlby lit wonl "tu) "Hho kIiihiIi her brad, naylng; "Ali, ('lurlHKM, yoti are Mill In the call of blUerue. What Id the aim of ftll tll'll llllllUI'f" " 'The trutli. What tin lou under aland bv tho word ,'iiij'lleai"i" '"Yon arrogate to yourself rlftht Uittt doe not Mong to you. The only place which In Hiiltiililn for nn lmploti heretic 1 tlio rin k and burning, And you wInIi to remain with me! Darn yon ak wlmt tin- word "mytlcal" lgnlllc; Do you not know Unit a niyatit'itl body lit aomcthliig whowi myatorluu ijimllty urpi"nr tliuetiiiipruhcnHlon of muti?' ' 'Ho, then, tlmt lioily which you cull tins church I not natural but mystical How, then, la It able to have ft natural head, viz, tho pope, mid then preserve IU unity, for you ay that tho church In one?' "'Tim trno church In In tho f)rt place omv, uluj hu only onu faith and onu head. Hneondly, l,o la univoral mid portwHual. Thirdly, alio la holy Aa to your argument that a iiiyntlcal liody a not abbs to bavo a natural head and maintain 1U unity, I do not under tttand,' '"Hut It I not polblo to tut now wine Into old liottle, nor a plows of new cloth upon an old garment. A aplrlluul hi'iid a not polble to Im united to a natural and corrupt body, neither tho mytleal body to ls united to a natural head.' '"It 1 tho dovll,' aaltJ Annunclatii with vlolunco, 'who baa limpired you with them) arKumonta, ClarUno; and aa I do not wlnh to Iki tho flrat to pro nounce tihuthrma pHirawtlli'i upon your miul, I ii clnnj lo you beforehand that your principle will lead you atial(fht to boll. May our holy mother give ma pallenco to enduro you! Tell m oM'fi!y, do you deny thu authoi lty, tho purity, th'i uulverallty, of tlio churchy' "'No, cuHalniy! 1 billevo Jn th holy Cathollo church; I rwvgnha her apiritual ln ad, who la tint Lord and Kavlor, I bulltm, furllotr, tnat lusr body Id a spiritual iNtdy. and, a you littvu wild, la a myntleal Mly, wunpiwd of all whom tho Father hath (riven to the Hon In all cnturlea. I bow buforu her authority and 1 recognize her ItcKidy and hollneHN, magnificent gift of thn Kiivior, Hut i deny that aha baa ft vlolble must upon earth, or any an thorlty over tho realui of enrthi and Nine I bavo found my Father who la In heaven, I am reoived never Us give hereafter to any mrmm below, tho title of aplrltual fitther. My berltutfo l on hllf h, and there U my treasure; and I auro you that my heart will be there Iwaya,' " 'From all that you have aald, am I to coneludts,' aald Annunclata, forcing herwdf ts cbtx k bur violence, 'that you are retmlved to maintain your heretical (pinion toarda and agalmtt in?' " M know what It will cost urn, but I hopo that I h ill I Ik! pn.'tt'rvd to the end, lie who la for mo t atrongcr than t)nm who aro agalrmt mts,' " 'I citme to rclterato to you tha order that Mother Urula baa ilgnllM to you on tho part of Madamo, to return to your dutlea. The abbcaa baa never ljforo bad auch a cane of obatlnacy afttir o many enani. Tell me, what niuttt I aay to tho tblNtaa'j" "And dint beard my reaoiiw In Bllem: " 'Kay to our reitpected auperlor that I will render olwdience to her In all thing which are in wcord with a higher authority.' '' 'Do you wlah me Us repeat the worda whatever they may mean?' " 'Yc, wh ate vtsr they way mean,' " 'Very well,' aald he and the went away, "A moment after I waa aummoned before Father Joachim In tho parlor of tho abbe, where ahe waa alao prcaent, I aaw Immediately that the prlufct waa In a violent temper; bla face waa livid, and I do not know for what reason he contained hia wrath. He trembled In bla whole body, and during tho time I apoke with tho abWa be walked the room all agitated and giving vent to ejoculatlona. Ilia threat were ter rible, if I bad the obttlnacy to harden rnyaelf In iy opposition, Madame waa mute, pale, Immovable, and truly frightened at what awaited me, for I waa told repeatedly that the flamea of purgatory, even though they were to niiniw a itilii!.ii i nV.it t I t a 't t.t tt t !! ' IS t . . i n'A it at to I. ptiil I bad i-. li M'ltii tttl.!t tuoiiid 14 ,ii tiit , (nil tl r1 tl., tl m . t tt !t t. ,( I n tiiu I is t It d limiMM I ItiM 4 t in.'iilt.i; tin , bad b aiv.1, t join In Ibit l , i .1 1 1 1 i n il ttiDitif t'f tb t'liilM h, be ttilnlnaii.b d (nit ttt ft liti lint kind of llf that I bad led for mtue tlttio pat, It b't tint a ifrt at li tt nt. "A tllt't l! Hvtl.l an. I watt-f, MianN bttittttttf itit ttltntltMt, partly by day an paitly by itltfbt, In the prh att cbat of lb abtaa, anil the ft petit Ion, wtuin tlniiiii.U of tliin, knt't'lhig, of Ae Mai la-It wa hutblng In eompail Mitt to what I bad bared. Ileuti tbt onler for mis l re-enter Into in will tiiiln wa for ims Itkts a fenth al, for It wa there I bad found this bleating n (id. Oh, bow true It Ulhat 'the l,or t ) elli the rough wind In the day o the eiiht wind,' I bail learned runny paitttai1 by heart, which remained In my memory (lining my hour of retreat, nnd I wa nlwi eoniHiled by this oug ami rtltin of this. (tottml that my good harm) had taught tno at ber knots. Then, altto. this moinory of my father, my brother my plou niirec; of plain, woihIn, lliiwera mid btdge of my native land lighted by tho wuinmor aun -all thews thing punHcd before me o lively In my Imaglnntton that I alniont wept for Joy tlmt they were pledge of tho love of my Heavenly Father, anil fooblo image of thorn) good thing held In rowryu for lb oo who were lod to Ood by Chrlt, "From time to tlmt I drew from It biding pi net) my little Hlblo, and quenched my thlrt at this aourco of eternal truth. Kweet moment of con aolatlon, w.ilch prepared tno with trength for the thing which wore to follow. "I have learned alnce that tho inter view between Mother Umultt, 8ltor Ann unclutu and Father Joachim were hold the aanio day that Slater Angollijuo entered tho convent aa a boardur, and that the aujierlora dared not ue any violence toward mo bncaua of tho pcllllcal event of which they knew the progresi. Already the convent had boon deatroyed in France, and clo where thd cry wa agalmtt the com munition. It wu dealrablu that I bo rcatorud U obedience without any evurlty exaperating the other mem ber of the family. "For that reason I wa loft in the ti lott!t enlU!fice until tho day of HI tor Angullque'a profoHalort. Then tho abbe called me to her, and after bav lug abowit me on the one hand what repone I would cnj iy If I auhrnlttcd, hu ordered mo to rejoin tho family. "My ucar Paulino wa alruck with the effect of my appearance, and a I would not promlae to follow again tho Idolatroii obitorvancea of the church the abbean, who dcalred to porauudo me, but In vain, Its dlgu!wi my no be lief, aton took other rmnure, Hho deolared publicly that I wa under the influence of evli apirlK, and that if this ntlll ke)tmo in the houo he mtint for bid them talking with me, From that time I wa able Us co tbe implacable hatred of the alavt of tho poio, At thl time poor Annuuclata, thinking Us nerve Ood, would not ak even that I bo pardoned. "I waa bealde myclf with Indigna tion, and I let them oo It. Hut if I talked then with harahnon may God pardon tho exceaa of my expreion! And yet what were thews trial In com parlnon with the ufferlng of those ex celleot of the earth, 'of whom,' aald tho Bot!, 'the world wa not worthy,' -Hob. 11:38. "From tho time I wa denounced a a demoniac until my public anathema, I wa forced Us alt in all tbe wrvlce of tbe choir, a painful compulsion Us me, klnce I wa obliged to a'tand with a heavy cxtlnguiahcJ candle in my hand. "I had, It I tiuo, more freedom In the houo; but It wa atlll a refinement of cruelty, w elng that everylsody bated me, except good Mother Genefrlde, who from time to time gave me a lgn of companion that my rHir heart ris- celved like a drop of oil, and my awect Utcrr i'aullno and Angellouo, who were the mean of my receiving a let- Utr from my well kdoved brother, a letter which wa tho enf aurkr to my marvclou deliverance, "I iuccumbed Utthe lnceant fatigue of remaining atandlng during tbe long wrvlce. A few altUsri having ahown ome lnUsret for rno, they dtwlred to turn them by tbe proof of tbe cro, at which all tho family alted. Hut the crucifix having fallen Us the earth, I wa forever banlhed from the aocloty. a a reprobate who merited eternal per dition, "It waa then that I wa compiled Us drink to the dreg of the fury of that idolatrou church, uponwhoao forehead I written thewj word: "Myatery -Babylon Mother of abomination.' "From that evening, expelled from tho family, I wa returned Us my cell, where, during how many day I know not, I aaw nobody. My food wa paed tno through the opening, and my door waa not opened exccptdurlng the night, that I might go and pray at tho foot of the croa in the cemetery. Kvcn then, In order that tho alatera might not eu me In paIngto the midnight crvloc, I was covered with a heavy dark cloth, "During thcao cold watebe, and in il.l tin.s t 1 1.'-, ti i Ihi i.HaiiiMi (' nfl, n if ai t !.).! tt g U kt ii .t nn'y o at I bM it ) In .l It in .t.iU M.tiv tbaa ttt. p mi ,. ,.,i,, II,, j K l lWM of lb, l'mi tlmt tit' wliut lifu.l tnj iiing and '' r I'iotil.i tt llif a'.ai m, fix t Mulber l"tu!a iipHHnl nt WStll tj Winn I Ivintrivil njt (U, ' M il a I )n ili.d In my n -final to ttliaei, I wa placid In a toll innte iiltblt, tin ) kk'tt. f.tr a i h aunts a hi,U'i.il N una unabln bi eittiiil fur the inothit that b Ut tliU rliangn, but I learned tin in warn af wr, l athi r Jitai'blin bud a friend, a .Will like blm'lf, with whom bt bad tttmlltHl In Nbw, Thl man, named Julian, bad gmie to ttnino when Father Jonebliii bail count to St. NUIren, and be bad bs ttiine the favorite of (-!' dlnal. I'bU eiiit bad tlveii bin) a ulaee III the lliirllltliili with other I 'Hire (bat pi in cd blm under the authority of our bishop, "it wa then a grand vicar Ui the bishop that Father Julian t amo to Nt. SI IT re n, In order thai nil preparation might bo mndii for tho reception of hi uHtiior; and Father Joachim having talked with htm concerning nut, be blamed Father Joachim wjveruly for the Indulgence that had hecu ahown mo. " 'The louder inorclo of this wlcki are cruel,' wiy tho Hcrlntuic, Thl man made himself well known. Thottgl the treatment that I had already en d u red bad been of auch a naturu that I should have HUt'cumlscd without divine aatlHtauco, ho judged that it wa too guntlo, and ho instituted another with out delay, lie attributed the alarm which had boon In tho night Us negll guncu on my part; and the sumo night Mother Urula camo to find mo and conduct mo by many winding corridor to tho apartment of the abbe. "It wa the llrst time that the abbes placed before mo the alternatives either to abjure my error, kneeling before tho crucifix, or Us boahut up In subterranean dungeon In eternal night. " 'No, not eternal,' said I, 'I know whom I have believed, and I shall not be confounded,' "At these word Annunclatii changed color, but sit Id nothing. Then the ab be suld to me; " 'Do you understand, ClarlsHo, what tho church say of heretic? It i true that many do not know their error there are a few, however, who do not doubt; and even they are unable to have any knowledge; and wj they ard able neither to love God, nor Us do a single thing that will be Us their merit In the matter of a!vatlon.' I had learned ny heart thl ex ordlurn, I knew then from whence it came, I do not remember what I ali In response, Our interview wa long, and tho ablwis made every effort to re- Uro me by leading me to retract, but (lod austulned me. One thought rul all the fear of my future torment, and and that wa that they would compel mo Us change garment and so discover my dear little Dibit;; fori had taken it from it binding and bound it Us my Mo. Happily they did not wardi me Finally, the abbe having lost all hope oi winning me, declared Us mu that my fate wa Irrevocable, and that I must aubmlt Us my condition willingly or bo forced Us do o. "Then at a signal from tho abli, Mother Ursula and Annunclata camo forward, and each of them taking an arm tried Us draw mo from tho room, They vere obliged Us uo aomo force, because I bad thrown myself at the feet of the abbe to ask pity of ber. "'Do not kneel before mo, miserable apostate!' ho cried; 'never bend before mo those knees that bate the symbol of tho dying Jesus. "Then riing, ho uttered a terrible cry and said: " 'O miserable ClarIttoi Would that I bad died Isifore aeelng thl day!' " 'My mother, my dear mother,' I re- piled, 'hear tno, bear your unhappy b lid I I do not bate the cross of ChrUt No, I glorify It! I live by It; Hi every' thing Us tno I Hut I cannot adore tho nymlrtsl,' "I wa akiut Us go on when Mother Urnula struck mo on the mouth saying; " 'Do not pronounce your blasphemou word in thl holy cbumbor!' "Then wdzlng my loeve with ber nervou grasp, ho drew mo through tho ante-chamber into a cell situated by the side of tho porch and facing the cemetery. "Two candle woro burning there, Annunclata took one and Mother Ur- aula tbo other. Thl cell wa made of wood and covered with panel of tatm try. Loft alone, I fell upon my knees, not Us implore pity of those who had none, but Us ask of tho Lord III aid acd atrcngth. I wa rudely raised by Mother Ursula, while Annunclata, pressing a spring concealed in tho wood, oik! nod ono of tbo panel and re vealed a flight of narrow, circular stair. There camo a cold and humid atmosphere that made tho flame of tho candlo flicker, Tbo sight made me recoil even Us thoopX)slte aide of the chamber, where I reilted with all the aowcr of my strength when they camo Us sel.i) mo, I wa beldo myself, and I addressed Us Annunclata aomo re- proachc of which I afterward often rejiented, 'You will have remembrance of thl hour aomo day with anguish and !) aiii i-,UiP .i.. t tlii y.,i iMufc1' ' Mm t tt.l paMtii, in, I l.i' t i pin n.li.n' h m i"i t'f i r fli ( At,! t 4 lit-i J.llfctf ttf till' l-.lt I i; l ll.H t l l, t,i it l.l tit t.gth tvt, d (h ! ) Htb.f, m tl, t',.t. BtlJ ivnfiinHj irvti!), linn nf lb.-iv niaimii r il l. ai tin, l ,t ,ij ititti.l tikit a ftlglttfitl Mifbtman, (it wbbb act uiniilatttl at) Ibe boiMti ttf I he Infernal siftf! b, k Ibr) t mild hot M ar lue fimn at in of thn Fu-ihal! "I wa diafgetl In kptttml my rfntt Ui ibe Uiitmu of lhe hiding ttray ami through long an IhhI coiildm and winil r I'haiiiU iti wbert tho ft'plratl.in WBMittiitsd. Finally w taiee loan IroB diHir, and I Ittavo jnu to sni tnl.e my tlioiiglit when I saw tbe it alica tl.ni of a willtary and ikmih innl hn ptisonntent, "The IrsuitliHir opened and turned on It rusty hinges, Ib'foro I could plen v iho shadow that auritiunded ine, my ctuiipttiiltm bail pushed mo Into the dungmm and closed In hind me tho Iron door with uch a iioiss that thu rvsrt must have been beard in the upicr story. 1 hey departed; I listened n iius- inent Us Hit) echo of their footsteps then everything lapsed Into silence. "Hut I wa not left In a complete oh scurlty a I had thought, I wa In it largo chamlH-r hewed out of tho rock From thepmik of tho arch bung an Iron lamp; It spread, It Is truo, a vacillating light, but 1 found it aulllcleiit for all my need. There woro aomo bit of furni ture In the room, one bod In the angle near tho door, and a second on tho on IMisiti) sldt), with a tublo and a footstool. While I asked niymdf If this wu all prepared for mo alone, a uhudow raised Itself from tho farthoM bed, and Inclin ing on the aide gave mo the indistinct outline of a human creature. Nut bav- Ing any Idea of finding a companion In thl somber place, I wa seized with terror, ani acrcamlng with fright, I fell upon tho lloor onules. You re- gard mo with astonishment, my friend, but you recollect thl Ague whom you already know, and whoso Interesting hlsUiry I will relate Us you later. "It wo los a human being than a specter, Dear Agne! tho little tlmo that wo p issed tegethor ha united our Swuit'Su nuiH.i t.ntin .,n, 1,1 !iu,, 1... ,1. ,l,.i,. In lonir vnuru undor iif.hf.t 'twiiim r.n.u "Iwa uncoiiselou for a long time; wncn i rcguincu consciousness inn poor nun wa buthlng my forehead with cold water, When h suw that I was about Us faint again, she said to mo in a gentle voice full of tear: " Toor child! do not bo afraid of me!' "I asked her who sho wu, Kho re counted Us mo her history in a few mo merit. 1 wa filled with astofilsbment, not having the least Idea that ho still existed, "Sim wa very small in l,o, and In appearance of an advanced age. Her face wa drawn, and of a severe ixprea slon; she whs bent almost double though she wa notmoro than fifty year old. She tried to lift me, but wa not trong enough. It waonly when I wa some what restored that he conducted ran Us ono of tho bod, where I atretchej my iu, wtioro i airoictii'ti my- i aurfaco while be arranged bo alonthir covering; thnn elf upon tho about mo tho ho m ated horaclf unon tho aUsol " 'Hpottk to mo! apeak Us rue! To you I tay that I have beard a human voice, that Kwoct sound of heaven! Why are you hero and lnco when? Have they aeon enough of my mlory to give me a i'i t in " I 1 1 1. 't) I l'-t ZriZQy Frco From Poisonous Matter of Any Kind, that I had fallen into a mortal horoy, but I have been rolorod to thu church by a ttvorIty which I call goodric, to rejoice In tho jronjwct of delivery from fire and thl mortal body 'Have you, then, retracted?' aid i. " 'I bavn rccnintiwl mv nvfiir ' audi hc. "1 lghed d!Cly and bitrt IntoU'ttr, My tear aolttccd tno, "Vc they have brought yon here,1 v . ..... . in III May jio grant that our coming together In thl prion hall become the mean of our reunion In glory! Ro I mn !. I , U .f C,J ll, ,,...1 ...v ... i, rauMi,'l tak before me, Domini n,ljuailum vis fentina. Ant Marin, ymtia pUm,' After thl be alcrned bcrilf rmtntf , time. ... con' i niniio nu reH)riu, 'It will bo ft bleed work,' ho con- kuiiivu, w mmwii y.iu i rum yuur vrnir, HTl ..1 . . . . ... M .11 , w liiiL miir in iimili. fir irip h iriv miiim. I ' I, 'of g the my child.' "'Are you wholly atire,' Baked btilni now morn unt of bavlnrr thn truth than at vour entrance into thl jl ,1 li .... . .,l. . I f... .Ilila ttf. tttu tn i , n ,,,, . i 1, ! .,1 ... ! 1 uuiigtHirir iiiiir moirior, lime i anort for you, ami you have little mean for your iriainiciioni nui ince we are ws I . A a I ..J l , gcwiur, wgt'vner lev u examine ine truth, Do you know tho Scripture?' "'How ahould I know tbem, my child? I have never eon them, "Uy what moan then did you acquire your principles which made you incur trie (Jlpltaure of the church?' " '1 received thorn' of a young girl to whom I taught Italian, I wa young SStrS liomM I wa obtlnato In my error: l UVM V'OUIVIIW W IIV VUMIVIJ) liLJI'Y I were evero toward me, and I lot my reaaon. I oocame a maniac, or rather wa delivered to uutan; but they hnve I ' I' ' St J I t ill S.. it t t t!i'.' a i!a! t front tl.e b.iM, Mil IT U l-tl Im if f l tin l.t'n k!;. i o' Hit H I Iti t Jswttl.Ui f,tf 1H Id bow lt) Hftitt Mi fsnll,rit: Ibin t ' log ittis tua I'.e i", ta t ii e Hat I I sti ltii,j li I, 1, jf .. i,,) t Mid, sltnv I rt tt'tttii l t.iiSm i,., , ,,i tht bun b ' ' A i-il aa it to i.btflin ihrut that Jot! bM Ivttai I'titl, fti) liintbel' " 'No, I btttf li st ,kvt Ml ihhic iiiltti d that sin, I bad retiat lt d long l ftim they gat? (tiki Hgbl, Hull, iimrft ttf tiitui Ubiin nt and wmie mai iiu r rlolblig.' "'ibslKt pialHd ibal j on nan say that! It'll, dear mother, let u pray lugi-ther; let u rxaitiliie with Ibis aid of the Holy Npirit, celestial truth, and, nol Blshliig to base any otht r bo, b l u attach Oiirwlve heartily Ui what the Almighty show it to las III truth. If our spiritual guide art right, the .Scripture arc- wrong; but If the Serlf lure are true, the H.m.ish church I corrupt, deceptive, and alsmilnablti.1 'No, my child, 'replied tho old ro- llgleUM-, Joining her withered hand, no, do not talk so,' "Ami she looked around bur with affright, ami lgnetl herself many time Invoking the saint and repeating thu lltuules. "Hut a you are doubtles In a hurry to know the rest of my history, 1 will glvo you ut another tlmo more of the detail of my conversation with poor Agin . 1 will only ay that a few day after I became her companion In tho dungeon, whore she spent thirty year in military confinement, I Isocamo to lck that for many hour I wuu com pletely Insensible and Incapable of mov ing. During all thl tlmo tho dear creature guvo mo all tho care of a mother. What mean she employed to comfort nits! And with what vivacity sho gave me an affection that for ho many year bad lacked an object ujion which to concentrate it force and ten dornesi, and which ceased only with ber life! I have soon alnce, what I did not understand then, how thl lively affection wa Us prepare her mind for HORSEMEN, I . ' O A.I R YM EN, POULTRY RAISERS and DEALERS IN. FINE BLOODED STOCK ' Will Coneult Their Own Interest! by Uaing Lockhart's Nutritious Condiment. IT is PllVsnof Qtirl Rocf - U1C0U dllU JUUOU Horse WAKUFACTURSP TOPAY. HeAPQUARTercS Wt London, England, Now York, Chicago, ' LJAVINO invwtigidcA ihia Ilorao anrl Cattle Voo, and having J l iscoino convinced that it T.i. tl.n UT ,l,tl. ,...,1 Wr.ut,... L'l..t,... Ti l 1 .! 1 I " "v '" i smi-oa. n i now ocing UBOU vy many of tho Joadinir horo and cattle men, some of whom toatifv i0 itli worii, flIui ,nf)nfiv.Hl.v!(r . n ...1.,. ,. 1 li .... 1 . w,,u "UYl vnwnnvu n way i;o incnuoncu; uoiscri ISonnor, J'JBq., ? the New York Ledger; William hockhart, Kaq., Vcterinory Hltnrnnil! 7 Sim XfiicA till, fmni'iiia (rnlrwip an1 ,!.!.,,. tr iX r), ..,,. ,.. Kiuini Ull'l UI1IVI, III Ml Jl, i'J, Homier. Run.. Veteriniirv KnrL'Oim. ill nf New Yorl" If M lf,,i,i. . ,, ,' .. ' ... " huhhui in.j,, T.niiiiuij uuiumi, nu ui i ui K , i 1, HI , J lOnlCrC & Co,, Tallow, IlidcBand Wool; The Lincoln rarkCorniniHioner; John Ford, Metropolitan Market; Armour & Co., l'ackcr; Miller & Armour, Packers; J, C. rennoyer & Co., Teamirnr: (Jen. Tor. ,r, A .... . Vnt-hw 1 ( !.., a ..lllfMin IHUNUIH, l Ui 1 bll lllll .... rence; Uncoln Ico Co,; A. II. Itovoll; William ThompBon leo Co.; 'i' Newherry; CoiiBumers I'uro Ico Co.; E. K. Uond Tacking - 'f'08- J' hipton & Co., Packers, and others, of Chicago. "0. J. JJlplOIl OL L0.. raCKCrS, aim OlIlCTS. OrUlllCaPO. ln UonUiment is rccomtnendod by a da rvman who auva '" win Kavu tJiio-nm u iijoio niiia. Winter. Jt 18 jtiBt tho Btulr to nulla Up all Btoek. and in fl L'roat 1JB1 , at. .(, lecu - aaver Oil account Of 118 IlUtntlOUS qualltlCB. . r-ntB par oarrei (iou pounaa) iuu rounoa , ou rounoB,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 28 Poundi , oamjiio racaage containing a Kouna Send in a Trial Order. Ifyouuseitonce you it, AClClrCSS. m m j jBbbI, WW uCJMlN CJ 1 MUIVIMSOll ' Care American Publishing Co. t l ,a. lit I Itl. ). lit I 1 1 1 fitlll . Mftdi I II... 1 1;, scj of i) t Hot) fplll (Tt I t I in unt j 1tW 1sitf Muthlm X i.ii t tlit joit not. b i,tsU a a wn-a'a taj at llel Hpi ii.-. H. !., tin en an t bimltb Bint !lltit limll 1st tbe West, Tb. Ibilllek't tn' tmnl Bkt nt Will gladly gltn Jt'ti full liifi.riiiaUi'ii, ami i! If ton k lor It a aiitiftiily II lit.ttai.d folder J, I H AM IS, U. 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