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COAL.
Well, boys, what are yo looking at
o cargarly ? Only piece of coal, do
vym ajr, Charlie? I shoaldVt rappose
yo could f nd anything worth looking
At t emaiiy piece of coal. Ab,
well, I mi glad my boys have found
that osly a' pieoe of coal, as Charlie
calls it, is worth looking at.
I think I can tell yon something
about it that will Bake you open your
eyes wider atilL You know howas
toakhed aad puzzled yeu were the
other night at the cricks of the "magic
.aa," who turned beans into sugar
pIubs, asd did all sorts of wonderful
things before yomr Ycry eyes. Now
this piece of coal is the Most wowderful
vieee of aajpc in the world. Suppose
IteHyou that this hard black lump.
oaee had life. Yes, boys, I am in
neat. That black lump is really
OMofthe most wonderful things in
we world. It was once a delicate littfc
plant, turning ever to the sun and
bending and nodding with every
breeze. It is almost beyond belief,
ad I don't wonder that your shake
your bead?. Many people older than
yom would do the sane if told that the
coal, to which they owe so much, and
which they use quite as a matter of
courso, once made up grer.t forests
which cevcred vast areas.. They know
it comes somehow out ef tho earth,
and as loag as it continues to come
and doeao't cost more than so much a
ton they don't bother themselves with
qie&twfts as to what it is. I have no
doubt many regard it as a peculiar
kbd.of rock. I want my boys to know
better, and so let us we if we cau't
explain the mystery about it.
Well, then, in the first place, plants
arc composed principally of two gases
and a substance called carbon. The
gases are oxygen and hydrogen. You
can easily remember the word carbon.
Now when a plant begins to decay,
these two gases escape into the air,
while the carbon stays and forms coal.
&). remember that coal 'is chiefly car
boa from plants.
Since it has been proved that coal
docs come from plants, and that our
vegetation nowadays makes little or no
coal, we know that when tho great
beds of coal were formed everything
musvhave been specially arranged for
it The world wasn't then as it is now.
ItvwasjusVsky and water, with hero
and there hatches of land. There
were gryt marshes everywhere Some
times thestf woHId dry up and become
land. Tlicmagain the sea would
com&TSahjng inNpver tho land and
form now mlbahes. V Thero were no
birds in the air, o people upon the
knd.
OnlyeptUelhM marsh-loving
-toaaiad arouudVifc the soft clay.
3L
Jtti;wM quiet and desoipe, yet it was
aot a dreary time. iV Jtbe marshes
and on the land grew beWUul trees.
. Phynts ran wild everywhere. I was a
' world of living grednT Now, T was
simply on account of tho marshy land
that this vegetation xnado coal, wl
our own does not
I told you that a time was specially
planned for coal-making. As the
plants and leaves decayed they fell in
to the water. The gases could still
scape, but the carbon, being covered
aVftsa the action of the air, was left.
This is the simple explanation. Silent
ly, and with no human eye to se, the
work went on year after year, century
after oamtury.
A few of the plants in those days of
gigantic forests were like what we
have beautiful ferns as large as many
trees. Such bow grow only in the
tropifts." "Horse-tails," as you call
tfcesa, which are now seldom over two
feet, grew then as high as twenty feet
Conifers like our firs and pines and
cedars, jrere.very abundant But the
two most important tress in coal-mak-Mg
have entirely disappeared from
tUt. forests. Ono of thnsa had no
, JjraiMcs but was covered with leaves
pawned with a cluster at the top.
times they were sixty feet high.
sutjui yoja aont see now we know
that trees did make coal? There are
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A eisgmlar story of jealousy and r
veaffecoaMS to as frost Sicily. A
beaatifa yoanx girl aaased Fiorina,
who was tho belle of a traveling dr
ew ia which she figured as the Boo
taaMr, had been for tosse tissa reoeiv
g the attentions of an athlete belong
ing to the same troupe. By some
means she ascertained that he was not
faithful to her, but had another lady
love. No signs, however, of her pain
ful diseovery were allowed to escape.
She still smiled sweetly upon him, but
rcspanded coldly to his ardent carcs"
la her own bosom she planned a teTn'
ble revenge. One evening recently
when the performance had n antt
sually brilliantafter lo
whipped the lions an breed them to
lie at her feet she ctlMi her recreant
lover aside and & " : "Do you
still love aef" "Always," he answer
ed. "Dot I"10" tb I should die
if you BboaVl devote yourself to an
other wetnaa?" "What u idea I" re
glided the young man. "But I
nbould first kill you," said Fiorina.
"And how would you do that?"
"Thus," cried the girl, at the same
instant pushing him violently into the
oagoof the lions. They attacked the
unfortunate man at once and tore him
to pieces, while Fiorina arged them on
with blows of her whip.
Telegraphing Sztracr&iaary.
A gentleman of tho Western Uuion
Telegraph offico, at No. 145 Broadway
New York, was sitting in tho cable
room when ajtelcgram from Philadel
phia, destined for Paris, came oyer the
wires. Tho messago, like all,) others
for France, was to go over the cablo
via Duxbury, Mass. Tho operator
called Duxbury a few times, and then
said : "That felfow is asleep, evidently;
bntcthe cable men are always awako.
I'll havo to get one of them to go in
and wake him up." So he stepped to
another desk, called Plaistcr Cove, in
Newfoundland, and sent the following
message: "To cable operator," Dux
bury : "Please go in and wake up my
own true love." This messago Plais
ter Cove hastened to send across the
Atlantio Ocean to Valencia, Irclandi
who in turn "rushed" it to London;
thence it was hurried to Paris, and
stilljonward to! tho European end of
the French cablo at St. Pierre ; the
operator there flashed it back to Dux
bury. In less than two minutes by
the clock the mossago had accomplish
ed its journey of some 8,000 miles by
land and sea, and was evidenced by
the clicking of the instrument on the
Duxbury desk, whichtioked out in a
manner a little moro petulant : "That
is a nice way to do ; go ahead. Your
own true love."
The finances of tho Stateof Nebras
ka are in a flourishing condition, with
a surplus of $234,000. The taxation
is at the rate of $80,000,000 of pro
perty in the State, while its actual
value is not less than $300,000,000.
Thore are over 1,100 miles of railroads
in tho State; 1,345 school houses; 210
6tudents'ia the Normal School, and
100 in tho State University. The loss
from tho grasfhoppersihas been greater
than from any cause siuce vhe organi-
lion of the State. Cousidetvblo aid
hai already been sent forward, and a
bilhis before tho Legislature appropri
atinX$100,000 tothe same object,
which will undoubtedly pass. The
Governorarges that stops be taken to
have tho Stirta well represented at the
Philadelphia Cc&tcnniaL -Inter Ocean.
A Brutal fathsr.
'One day recently, a respectably
dressed man carried a wall-grown child
muffled up, and apparently sick, into
French's Hotel. He plaacd the child
on the stairs and began to talk to it in
a rough unkind way. The attention
of the guests was attracted, and tthoy
gathered around.
"You are able to walk up stairs
yourself," said the man, "and I won't
carry you."
The poor child began to sob worse
than before, and the brutal manfgave
it a severe thump on the head. The
child began moaning piteously. The
indignation of the bystanders was ex
cited, and one of them said to the sun:
"Is that your child?"
"What's that to you?" the' man
answered, "J won't tell you."
"He's my father," the childsobbed;
'and hekilled- my mother just
as he'f going to kill me'."
The man doubled his fist and made
as if ha was about to give the ehild a
savage blow. One of the bystanders
nterfereda&d said:
- "Say, if you don't stop this. I'll call
a policeman. I never saw such a bru
tal father in all my life."
i. he man bo ran to fumhl im kin
ot, and the child cried out :
- 'Take care, he's got a knife. He's
goog to stick you."
Sure enough he produced a knife
and opened it. The crowd slimied
by one, except. two.
;aa officer," cried oma of the
14
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for something," mad
v
nged the knife into
the child. The ehiU
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CTowdraaaadto tW-sMt. Tk-.-
Id tha child in hk araw,
a bat, said:
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A sharp fellow, with & bistory
is the Spirituaiwt avom who has
ktely beea edifyimr1"5" at Tarn
awnyHalL Yaaagoka fbaad et
the modus ferandi of sosm of the
more startlaX kinds of spiritual auuu
feetation d thereupon took ap the
busineof publio lecturing, with a
vfeir of displaying and exposing them.
Jj0 went fross place to place but could
ot get audiences, could not make the
thing pay, finally gave it up as a fail
ure, and afterwards, in course of rime,
found himself trying to get a living by
keeping a fish -stand. By and by one
day there came to bis fish-stand the
well-known editor of a Spiritualist pa
per, who was surprised to find the un
believer in that business, and at last
said to him, "Now, as you know all
about these manifestation, and can
give them to aach advantage, why
don't you go around giving them be
fore Spiritualist meetings instead of
running them down ?" The unprinci
pled fishman "saw" the notion, took
to it, went about as a mediom in the
way that had been suggested to him,
and has met with such feucccss that he
is able to show $70,000 to his credit in
the bank. He bow laaghs in his sleeve
as ho tells of the failure he suffered
while showing up the "manifestations,
which havo since brought him a for
tune, and holds that mankind prefer
his present career to bis previous one.
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Doos fino work equal to any othor.
Does heavier work than others.
Does heavy work easily.
Docs everything well.
Does nothing ill or grudgingly.
Givos satisfaction,
Exceeds expectation.
Justifies the praise it everywhere
receives.
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GfiOCEEY STORE
in
Bed onf - - - Tcb.
u e wi?h to inform the citizen of
lied Lloud that wo have a uew stock
ofgooda which we offtr at Granger
prices.
IL
Conslstingtbf
"X.
DRUGS, PAINTS,
OILS, VARNISHES
BRUSHES AND
FANCY GOODS.
Also a choice lot of
TEAS, and T0BACC0E
p
PURE WIKES and LIQUORS,
JSpcc:al attention given to Dis
pensing of Medicines and Prcicrip
ions. We Dcjy omjntiiio -t in
Qualify and in Price.
R. tt. SlIERER.
JOMITJ
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JACOB SON'S
FEKD,
SiiLE,
AND
L I V E BY
STABLE-
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Isr'Ai-
Jamiaa, Adaum C. R'efc
EH- JOXES
Watchmaker & Jeweller,
a-Partictilar attention snca to J.e-
pairing J-ine atcaes sua
Satisfaction Guarantied.
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H0I0PATH!CPHYSiC!AS
U. S. FBSSlOSSffRGHOJr.
ThTblrl Im CtrcitlAtlon lw thoCltj
TtTK rilirAlO TOST AN" M-It. 1
nnic-rnaljj- a iel lc Sb liv.iset,
frnrir.t. rart triite tKl cieat
atlrniana'pp,r rntiihfli Ifef 2?rj
wft. It i H5"-.VJ)n in tKJilie. h4
l(-t xnd bt of iiil awl pr dlarw
and orix4ln-l irnt.'l uroi, It rVet
rMiri- arr auturtr-!?. uiBtahataiv. id
rdiUe Tb ntta t( th maKaant 1
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v. vt tvr actMHr. mih : ict
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crl.ltr. It i one i.f the Ut t farailr
ltrand Ua a c-ja?untljr tiMruin. lr
cuutiaa. 7BBM5 OP SUBSCKtlTIOX.
D:i.t by nail pr annum ftr Jansarr
1. to'tura prtiaid--..-... .-.4.n
I) :uy ix tnntb .... . - -... 3JO
UtlLV three ujntlu....-. ....- 1.70
THE WRFKLV POr AND MAIL
Hs bcn tnlarre'l to t.x eight-column tac
ofia,iiof ta J)'!r. an I -(i".m all tne
with -nluatl foreiff: inl 4wr;w wrr- (
iponJenT. thtnt stories f toe day, p!m- ,
eal. Cihirtn. vcty. aivl hcr artf-. !
witi mafket r-prt prfMrM xjrl ff r
if coantry.rcaler. anil crefuHr tlia up
to the hvraf,9in to pr- Tn..c i U jh-
re9e it iic Jn-ikcs it une the lifywt w.li
liin thee-utr ' iUr4tni a beret'Ura
oneol th che.pe.t. tbfrnr.n4kljab3nptwa
price bmnir u.f Ifa ...
OSS POLUAaAMJ riKTt ctyT.
to which tnnu be s4xlel !? oenH ra'tace, j
tu be prepai.l. ftr Jami.ry 1. by she PM
!Unr. in nrroniitiwe with tha Uir wh-h e
intft opfrAtun at tht late. Etr ordinary
jrluni ( nrt t ffTrol t ruber hr who j
j- lirto'uMncc ruuy be mcKo i4tfcr hv
drnft. cxpit. lot otflc rlcr, or re,;Utcrw
letter, uiuur xv. ., , ..
All lttr h h!j1 be ftMrri04l tr the
CltlCrtllO PC I ASD .MAIL CO.. w and SS
Dearborn street.
II t'icr lit ai it in hiivmc- v4u. "' f
Important bnt brief new letter nre ollet
ed !tnn all part of the eotintty. ntlea
will bo taken o; aaoM'tuauJeunnunlwt!.tii.
THE ALDINE COMPANY'S
"New IPtablswittas.
SOLD 0HLY BY SUBSCHIPTIOH.
TK ALPItfK. TUB ART JOUBXAI. P
AMBItU A.
TbM rplendid eneri'MMJ ! not only wall
su.tjunl in ovcrr . tluea, but i bne ?
Htnntly devolepel and im5rl. It l-4y
.tnnl wirhout ft ril in tha wholi rtd tf
ivori'idieal lttrtir-. Thu bMitifl do,
portrait. ".M' t;n'dtl-li Frlaw.1." a
elirutno tr-sJ ' cvry mibaorioar. i ft
dr-cblx bit. and will if pwalble. ld in Uln
poptilarity wl i h th. wirk h i?atl. The
AHT UMMN fiH'rt aL proiMi"! creat
and bncfit'ent reuiti, in itru!nar jmMwIii
terint in the Bn art.. 'lreularatd tub In
totmution ou appliaalion.
Parti I. II. HI and lv are now ready.
Sutton's-
ISISUHE-HOUa hisscellaity.
Tnbo cojuplcto-lin JO parti, isiutxl far
itlchtly, . , k ,
hach part will contain an elecant frontt
rdee. t.riititiilly eiwniv! on iteel for Uio
Loudon -rt Journal
llli PRODUCING-
at u pneo within tiii nopnUr roch. ensrav
Ui3 never before ou"c-d at lew than five
tiuus tho araounU
Ihcso platwhar been tho attmctinn of
TH3 LOlIDOi: 1H7 JOuHKAL,
Ich part will eon'a'n UJ'inrn p-j?-. In
otauins tho rlejjft.-jt (iMi'e. v ir
pint fjper. A superb Ji.ic p.?f. ri j;
Hliif.ir.it din r-lnt ex-. v I b- c.rtn
with the fin. prt. and th prii.-ii-jr ( the
entire w;r will t5 it wsfhj- rtrrecaUtU)u
of the" lb e 1 mo Ptv'.'.-wiiteh I' a Ar
tev of FotncthiBa bwutlful an i raluAule.
At a Cart tf 25 Cents fart
Parts l. UaUII AasJjfBtwaK..
TBE AI JOURNAL
&?'3ak','iBJOlhly pA.rti.atSl en-h Pe-
l!4TBrtbe bWtTair-Pur' iIj tr.t'-n
taa earlier f olueaei t ihi Aidin.
Eaeh mosthlr Prt will r .ntiln ix .uparl
plate with a-ip .! ; nottvi irt
au'd whehr Pr hinctH r framing;, wilt be
entirrly -; Jinl e rapes m n n pnorarla
Hc t!iaic r lltuj mj ' -n wbJ fce iwiwt
c.uefulfy tVen ou the touwl lajjr,
an: n'i P-in will b" : :'"H ia-.lt a tfcia be
riehe-'t prwlnr ion -f a ir-- wbtah h "w,
in a inarvidouily alw.rt tune, a wortd-wp.e
rvputation.
GS!3 72011 TZZ ALDVJZ,
Jpeciallyaiwr'fl f r
Frrirp Book attwfwa and J'rtteinj C7
A Isrso colla'tion of pieturej, at" 'liferent
jixc and on Ioit ercry e,r.cJvabe!UtX!t
hare ben tut IP in an a triu-tivo cbptt.
andareeowolrwl at a prbe biten-lrd to
make them papular la every ttc.
Envelope No. 1. eontaininc bwot.fijl
encrartnn . i now raady.asd will b aaiit.
iKtetoirce paid to sr.d addrw for Oh U 1)01
LAlt. A Itbcral diwouat lo asenU aad
teucherx.
Scs'aL'SJ Soolss-
artta'i.t ofC'R R'-S j
,r- iy prevail JVr tha awl iay
pr :nt -fP- .
A apten-lH
have taea expr-
TereVt can lw aletd fr fc-ecilenian or
bdy, old or yooaj.
Vo. I. Ilalf burnlj eleth Wc. cHt bak.
Vo. 2. iialf Mrf, i'h sidaa. stlt ak.
KJp. i:i-t ta-hw . --
7.W
T,0. 3. V t B-wi-eaw. sTeOM ware.
Uerif9Hru:okI.at
t-enttiy ray aiii. pn-paxi, oa receipt of it
price
In ertoplisn-- with rei3i4I rtaet. tha
pnbher of T ft LUISR hT- prepar-J
isjprweiiraoftsAnyof Uitir ms SMsusatol
plaetf.rpasH-psrtoetfrawlas.
Tne cau a, e m3a.-i os a bestt'lfsl UnU-I
KTrn-m i. iiK a kti-lft r4 Utrxirr nur.
Toattaelithrla'. U It only lei
carJosner to rte and Cotl eM alriy
tua bedlrtrfeJ.aa-itbUiaay b oae by I
'srfatjevf.Hrb'.lc';. S: with rlw."
Fix fiii frJitJ. wha relloo u
iti to fcW'tffc'. , , , ,
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I
Ttardee.xVi'3- Ilt'Ji sten!L'
12 rusleets. jUB to-, w wjia w. i
fcenibyttil.w:lhoatjls.oi-aJ. for
rrice.
CANVASSEIIS VASTK0.
TH3 ALI-nrS C32?.7,
5S Ia3IeB Lane, Ke icL
CAHPEtiTEI. & BOILDEn,
WeTrfJ rTf3Tlr laferaifce eitjiei f I
Bei aXKlTiti7wtJirrejweJ i
all Is4 cf rrk ta fc Sit irt aaf
tlttssdrtff3sii.tirefc a4wTu. sttir-
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Tun Virr Jot?SAL Of Aiicwca.
inntd 5iwtkiy.
v Macx . tncer Coscrrrto..
Wo3awC-
. tT CRtK Oct."
ltr of ppJilir mcJa fr ti
:U f th. t-ed-a of .r
, ... . , alwtr bR tct(rasJ
rrt rti' av ?' '. . . .
Tix-nfcr
aaJ nmw Uenf- ! " " -
t.H.wa8t. '. :bccWtarewhch.
c.t ta . ,HtMih an rt Journal, d. I not
I,ro the inc 1flV raa f ft lll f Amar
U t- ta eU bM of faltrh t. iM aoon a a.
Prpar appr, UU -f h wftt ";1, "
aMHU to rac t It J"W". h, "b, l
no aua w , Uh tntbn U .upport.
i ... .-...i, . a a xwt art!tic an4
cota-
H4f4 tiir iv.wi '
nierctal triuui
.... t.r v t
tiihai.di:
rvnlarit. h
XK.whllA liucl with all th
tone f th lmrrflkry or
&? teri'ilc if culinary
an e'fni nIUny f
1 ffraetrfiil litarutnra: nl a
'"' Iniwcst
prrimlUMl. It
purr, hsht, tad
... f , .n. tU rrvi jpcltnen of
cllecttan nr tlr "r1 , , Althuh
tiK ik I. n ' oa white. Attala
eah nwllE X Jftnr auru- .
plramre t iU W4. th r.tl r.lu. anJ
bcanty cfTUK ALDIN'Kwtll 1 mwt a
prccIalaJ aAar I . i B! P t tk c,c e f
thtSieawt Ua tfser puh!ict!eu .y
claim jupirlr ? "j&w"1
rlralfaMiU' i r clw.TIlEMi1WKUa ,
unt'o and ru
. , j,i-.
Uwl nceptton alun a
ld'itey without cowi'ru
i&rnciar. Tho pri"rof
icta on not duphmo thaJi
apcr and enntlai: sn ny
tlon in prlaeor e
etiiplet vd
quantity of tlnar
other thnro or I
tlruaaUacoat; an
beside!
i ouber of oaror br ta
i then, taore t m ur.4.
Tho na'lonal f
muat bo takan in
i )! pal itan.
stMrc of Till: ALDINB
no rraw e-n. Trua art
IMIT!tKALllNr.ia
." tsatiruUon. It de n-i
aly 1 1 the, rapmiaotwii of
nb n t t wiltifftttt a
rWt!y Aaiir
cMaac IteWf nU.
itatire art. It
Ueul aad aapre
w !t diaeriMtiiMit a
Htrit. Th. whtl
reafTUK ALU I
uriaila. Ue prtu
Amarteun anit.
rfrrn to riii
xfvsa: Ha telbe
awl Inatauau-wt o
ftoacin tOMraw.
The artbrfk il
MNpnary. ariaHanl
ltuMunt tN'nr.
araaf in ra
tor? trMUMvat t d
ml by any Inferior
toraarba f lal
luttitMl u1Ie-,
c t. IttirXM'bla wb.
poa4 lk arii
atyl f .W
ALOlkaiiaSf
want, wtvtha t t
ualr u- h Sw:
tltlr nrt taste, one thai
y on .'ronti-U of Intrinjie
i)taain? If re tbe pat
K. m laftillns ehurat
tlnn" f the mutt notei
it ealKn vill alwan ba
1 1 frMn Jureisn ma.ter.
.t all tho pljaure and
ttttiaaMa frani htomn er
ii?rittton af Anorittn
ttkltlK AtDI.NH. bn
am! ut a(rnaMit pL?:
pfarit ' t- tiw m(. f.4
5tb than et be 1rd
piro. Tde J'idka la
KrljM wvli Avar, noi
lltiin mi unalMtaa later-
n !! tja tf the M-.ia.
. t u 4rjr to a cl
lb iltaratiir ,( TU'.
ar 1 i;evfal inwdni
tc n lc (Wier. with
, dletit isfaM a da not
prH.tar intt4 f th
Interfere wti'p lb
wark.
P222C'
Kery whwrlk
tKHi'itL-it iKntratt
noble de !-
n: res iws.
r Jor 1-73 wfll rlra a
h- il k', of ta ao
pitjurvi In a latmr Uit'ta
attmet
net I mil M Ktt-ictu
HAM'S UU fci-FtSH rnlt'tG"
will b tf''Mm! bi',arrjr kAme. Krerybo U
! U. 'Uhii5!ort pj t?rt l?n-l
rpf 3n rhieMriKtTiHirV M . T
u i lit iaiUH" j ll I US" " a'-"
foundUsii jirg ithe ,t5t Jl!t4lilriM Urtsa
atltl
a noHa o
rittwl. & who
jc will ti.iri) tbiilebtvt
iii.amaVjr
arofbtlBif Wturo
BiMethaenT
r--!,ry dafi'ejjb'erJb-
K f r MI 1 eHttat--l a-
ql tti all th prtrlfi of
ertoTHKALb..
maniber. an-1 entb
jSsrHnc A.ri Union.
TJi- ln -n ii
A1-UIN1 pbture
irtrv ae.d nri'
amofjj the '
abrr,r's. lr d
oer f2Wt are i!
jieaia U full, and U
m inrvli. are t be
ceadlnr ! mt'f
U. or!! at f f all Tl! B
I v!lb, with other pAina
& Tt t Im dllrlbiitl
J. To c ery tUt of S.O?
flftrent piece, rale at
ribttd a n a-t .h
Jt awanl of ah cria
l akU bJ i Iha ne it itie
IK AMU i'. lblfat
ureoal? apii;j b
iaUfribrr vrbo p In
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ir, the Carrao tri Jiu
An Udco.
$5 00 pr - izza, la airaso.
(Ko ih tye for botg0 .
Nprefuirn re ten ofTMK AI.9l"fK
Jo Cent.
TUB ALPIXK trill, hereafter, ba obtain
able only to b e iptlen. Thara illbr,e'
rrdaard arePib r tin; euli for saberiptiaaa
iaat b t t" 'tfie publU?if direct, er
haadad t'hiU. ' eanmMer. without retpo
slMiity U the (.'flUbant. exwpt ia wa
EwrM.r i
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Um eat- -irttfa h tiren, Laarinr tha
ibnda Sicatctre f Jakks t'ena.
rreblt. .
CAHVr mEP.3 WAHTED.
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Any pfn w fnnrat per-sesly aa
1J Mraer w'X Tferm UU ! praat
iofaraaaafea by ApptylA? to
THE
ft-
LDLS COMPANY.
p
iHen JlaaeKsw yxk.
. bitten nibcr,
Carpenter & Builder.
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Bloorjirigton, - - Nebraska.
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