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PLA1NDEALER I Job Printin?: NOTE: HEADS, LETTER UAD2, BILL HEAD5 ENVELOPES, ETC. Executed o short notice at prtc consistent with gof d werk. PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY. s ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, iqco. No. 10 -J HATCHERY Commissioner Reed Explains Why it Was Deferred. Will Be Built and Operated the Coro tjnj Season Two Years' License Money Sufficient. Astohia, Feb. 1. Relative to tbe es tablishment ottMtnoon batcbery on the Umpqaa liver, State Fish Commissioner Ked today said : 'I notictd an article in The Oregon tan of Janoary 29, io which Mr. Zumwalt, of Gardictr, Or., in conversation with a re porter, wakes complaint because there bat not Uen a hatchery established on j the Umrqoa river, at or near tin mouth ot Elk creel, and nays that if Mr. Mc Goire and Senator Reed bad not loet C"' their litee, tha hatchery would have been built before this. Ia justice to all interested ia this' matter, a few words by - way of explanation will not be oat of place. ' "Ttrcre 'irtiold have been niarjy great ondertalixje finished before this time if nothing bad ttcurtwd to defer them. I am well aware that if cothiog had bap - peoed to Mr. McGoiie, and Senator Reed, a batcbery would havs been built tomewhere oo the Umpqaa river last reason ; hot the unlocked for did hap pen, and the hatchery was not bailt. Not eo mcih, however, on account of the death of Mr. McGaire, w ho wc all know would have djne all he could io the mat ler, as on account of Senator Reed being taken away. At that time his w as the only cannncry on the Umpqaa, and he tbe only one to operate it. If there had been no can nery in operation, thete would hare been bat little or no fishing done, and, con sequently, but a email arcoact of license money collected in that district. " - "Every one who lus read tbe law knows that the on:y money available for tbe operatioa of hatcheries is that col lected for licenses, and that must bi ex pended in the district where collected. Owing to the uncertainly of any cnneiy being operated cn tbe Umpqaa, and of tbe amount of money that would be available with which to operate a hatch ery, tbe board of fish commissisaera de cided to postpone the cone tract ion there of for one year, a decision which proved to be a wire one, as there was not money enough collected in the district to oper ate a hatchery the full reason. 4 "The board of fish commissioners will examine the different places oa the Umpqaa in the near fature, acd it a suit able site can be found a hatchery will be constructed and operated the coxing ; romer. With the two years' license money we hope to be able to run the batchery during the wbcls season." DEPARTMET OF COMHERCE. Fish, Railway, Labor and Other Im portant Commissions Under a New Cabinet Officer. Washlsgios, Jan. 20. TLs question ol establishing a department of tbe government to be known as tbe depart ment of commerce, with a cabnet ofXrer at its bead, has been ditcntsed at con siderable length by tbe senate committee on commerce. Tbe discussion was based upon a very cimplete report oa tbe sub ject prepared by Senator Xt-IsDn. It is pressed EoJalode in tbe new de partment the Vlwavtnr, lighthouse, marine hospital aad steamboat inspec tion service, tbe bureaus of navigation, immigration - statistics and csast and goedetic surveys; to transfer from the in tenor department the commission of railway, tbe census office and the geodet ic survey and from the state department tbe bureau of foreign commerce. The department of labor and (the fish com mission are also placed under this supervision. The dainty cake, The white and flaky tea biscuit, The sweet and tender hot griddle cake, The light and delicate crust, The finely flavored waffle and muffin, The cripp and delicious doughnut, The white, sweet, nutritious bread and roll, Delightful to the taste and always wholesome. Royal Baking Powder is made from PURE GRAPE CREAM OF jt- TARTAR and is absolutely free from lime, alum There made them, ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. W. Q." MAQERS HANGED. Expiated His Crime On the Gibbet at Dallas. Dallas, Or., Feb. 2. Williim G. Ma gera, whj murdered Andrew Raymond- Sink, a wealthy Sherman county ranch er, near Salem, on the Polk cjunty side of the Willamette river, on September 13, 1S9S, was hanged at 10:13 this morn ing. He displayed good neve while on the gallows, and beyond a slight quiver ing of the chin displayed no noticeable agitation. Magera spent the early part of latit nisht writing letter, and retired short lv after midninht. II sleet well until 4 :30 this moroioe. when hs not ud and re- sumed his writine. Ue nartork heartily of the breakfast brought him at 7 o'clock. A brother and hrother-in-law of the eon- demned man wera admitttd to tho Uil at .n ...1. i,nnr .iw..4 .wkl t. . few minute. At 10 oYlm-v Sheriff Van Ore del wtnt into bis cell and read the death warrant I After the sheriff Lad'nniaheJ reading Magers seemed filled with rage and in a lur" B- C described .pestilences sup moment of fretir urcc-eded to demolish P08ed t0 Lv the plague as having everv loose article of furniture in his cell, threaten! to kill art one who mo- lestedhiro. lie crew calms, and when tbe officers wen. into his cell to lead him out he offered no resistance. At 10:14 he was led upon the scaffold. Sheriff Van Or, del and Elder Barton R gi, of the Christian church, leading t .e way. Ue was -upported by Deputy Sheriff J. T. Ford aud W. E. Williams, of Airlie. The death watch brought up the rear. He walked upon the scaffold without aid aud stood calmly looking down upon the crowd bebw. He was neatly attired in a black eui', wuhe collar and black tie. Frayer was offered by Elder Riggs, alter which Magers was asked if he had anvthing to eav. He replied ia a voice shaken with ematioa: "Gentlemen, yon are looking upon an innocent man. I pray that those who testified against me will be forgiven and that I will meet them ia heaven. I forgive these who hare done me wrong." Whenhs ceased spakicg the sheriff pinioned LUarmseni legs and quickly stepping to the liver, sprung tbe trap. The body shot downward and iu 12 min- utes life was pronounced extinct by the physicians, Dr. R. E. L. Steiner, of Dal- i las, and Dr.O.D. Butler, of Indepen- (jeBce- jcltarope. liecker calculate? tjat cue- Some 200 soicial invitatioos to the ioanh the populati m of Earope, or 23, hanging had been issued, and most of I fiOi persons, died ia all of the cpi tbem were accepted. The iaclojare i demics in lhe fourteenth century. It tnntihtfrn!.iiir.M tn r.i.r. 1 flowingloog before the fatal hour. A flatter of excitement thrilled tbe spec tators when the 12 jsrymen who found Magers guilty filed in and took op their stand within the railing. Newspaper correspondent were well represented, and the following sheriffs were present : Uolden, of Sherman county ; Blakely, of Umatilla; Dearing, cf Union; Alderman, of Tillamook ; Munken, of Linn ; Darbin, of Marion, and Henderson of Yamhill. Roberts Wants 90,000 flea Eng. land Will Resort to Drafting. London, Feb. 2. Sensational rumors are current that tbe militia ballot act will ba put in force February 14, and that General Roberts, commander-in- chief of the British forces in South Afri ca, has cabled for 90,000 additional men, which, it is added, the government has promised to give him, sending 50,000 militia and volunteers and 50,000 re serves. It is alw eaid tbe volunteers will mob ilize forthwith. It is even asserted today that tbe cabinet has especially dealt with these matters. The militia ballot act makes every unmarried man between IS and 30 years of age liable to service for fiye years. John F. Boyle, a photographer, died at Barns last Friday, from inflammation of tbe bowels. He is said to nave no rela tives except a brother somewhere in California. will aid the cook as no oilier agent will to make and ammonia. arc many imitation baking pewo'ers, from alum, mostly told cheap. Avoid as they make the food unvv fiolesomc. THE BURBOMC PLAGUE. History of the Scourge by Sur geon General iWyman. For Over 2000 Years it Has Been the Terror of the Far East Has InvarieJ Europe at Times. Wasuisuto.n, I. C, Jan. L'S.-lu view Pl tbe prevalence of the bubonic plague in " "d too great efforts which the hospital corps is making to kp ' "t of this JOUUtry, a history of lhe Pla8u8 Prepared by Surgeon General Vjiun is interesting. In a booklet suea on tbe subject, ir. v ynian Manetbo, an Egyptian historian, who lived l th beginning of te third cea- occurred in the reigo of the moet ancient E.JPli Kings. Il prevailed iu Albeus 432 B- aud reappjarsd iu eigU teen 010,111,8 Iter last-named date, Thucydides b described it, ana had the disease, and Hippocrates noted it. It is 8tiJ lhat AtbHl ,osl more luau oa- th'rd o it9 PPoltoa by epidemic, According to .Rafos o.' Ephesus, plague Prevailed in Lybia in the third ctutury B- C" nd lta hotne " "sideied to be 10 Northern Africa. The great plague reported by Li vy, who died 251 B. C. is M'd to have destroyed 1,000,000 persons in Africa, but it is not mentioned that St Pesed into Europe. Hague is aUo al- ladod t3 in tbe ''' v- Is. 8 Peculiarly Egyptian, of which country 11,18 d;se" ba leen a great tccurge. Ia the Christian era it is not uutil the eixtb century thai wa find bubonic plsgne in Europe. In 512 it spread ovtr ad Ped to Ccnstinliauple, wbere il l'rried oS 10-0C0 persons in ote day, and iu the eame ctn;ury aprea.ed ia Iul:" and extended alsj alccg tie northern -coast of A'rica. It prevailed ia Dd in the seven-.h century. la the iOQrl century it was if-tiu- daced 1,013 tbe Eisl nJ Prevailed throughout Armenia, Asia yl.nor, Egypt, t&era Atnci, au J -nearly tuo wto.e as in tDia ceniurv iiiiHtienrsi meas- I surf a were liken to rherk the SDread of the plague. Venice appointing, in 13 IS, three guardians of tho public health for this purpose. ' In the fifteenth century it recurred fre quently iu nearly ad parts of Earope, ia one year, Mitt, the mortal. ty tcachicg 40,000. Tim first quarantine es'.ab'hu meet was founded in thij century, i-auit-ly, at Yeaii-, ia 1 10.1, ui a ta.a.l i-l.n 1 adjoiciog the city, Tbe eixteenlh cebtury was not more free from plsgue than the fifteenth. Ia 1572 50,000 die! at Lycn?. Ia 1570 Yea ice lost 70,000. In tbe seventeenth cestory it still pre vailed in Europe, thoagh less widely than in the middle sges. Io 10 one .cf tbe mDst destructive of all recorded epi demics raged in Naples. I'. is raid to have carried ol 300,000 ia a period of five months. The great plague of Lon don was in 1C04 and 16C5. The total number of deaths in 1G05, according to the bills of mortality, was C3.590 in an estimated population cf4t0,000, out of whom two-thirds are supposed to Lave fled to escape contagion. In tbe eighteenth century it prevailed extensively in Europe, tbe most notable epidemics being in Marseilles (.1720) when from 40.0CO to 00,000 persrns were carried off. In 1721 it appealed in Toulon and spread ovet Provence, and out of a popu lation of 250,000 persons 87,059 are said to have died. Sicily was visited ia 1734, namely at Messina, whero the mortality was be tween 40,000 and 5'J,000. In 1771 it broke out in Mcecow, acd more than 50,030 persons, nearly one quarter of the population, were carried off. The nineteenth century has been marked by a recession of the plague to ward the Ea&t, although in 1S15 it ap peared on the eastern coatt cf Italy, confined to a email district its last ap pearance in the country. An isolate! epideaiic nppeart 1 in Greece in LS23. It appeared iu Egypt between 1S33 ad 1S15, lhe laat year wit- neseing the last plag'io epidemic ub ' served in that c.;untiy ar.d maiking if 3 great eastward receEsion. There was au. epidemic of extreme tc verity iu Cairo ia 1333, during vvhi. h there died a number cf lhe inhabitants e.jUal to the whole adulimaie population. In 1810, Dalmatia; iu. 1811, CuiiE'.an'.i nople, and in 1S43 aud ISM, tho cviEtc-rn part of ligypf, wero its western bound aries. Since 1S50 the wefctern limit cf tbe plague is the Canary Islands, 1S52, while its eastern limit is the Island of Fcr mosa, off the coast of China, where it now prevails. Since 1S50 the dieeacio has ocillated, now east and now west, between the ltd Sea and the Tacific in China, India, Arabia, Persia, Mesopotamia, Kaeeia, Caspian Sea, Afghanistan, Tripoli. There have been since 1850 but nineteen years when it has not been recorded iu one or tbe other of these countries. The b.pt outbreak of plague on Kuropean soil was in 1373 and 1879 on tho banks of the Volga. As to the "plagus belt," it may be said that since 1S50 the disease has never traveled farther north than Astrakhan, about 45 decrees north, although within the pit-sent century it has visited Mos-1 cow, Norway, Sweden and latitudes us far as CO degrees north. During the nineteenth century tho belt of the plaguo awyording to Canllie, may be roughly de- Ecibvd as 'ho luf-iii of the MeJittri. .euu and tiie tslrip of country 111 A-i.i from Turkey to China, ruuti(g parallel to that sea, hut tbo Mediterranean part of the belt bus dt--.iM I i!iu ;tst wliully with in 1 1 10 present general ion. Former'. it ji nsserted t'l.it ths plrtgii'. 1. over appeared east i f the Indus in India ; ncverth des it has hi-en oo served duiing the preeent century in more t'lan one distinct cen'er in India. Of late years, 'iice 1871, it has been henrd from, particularly in Chinn. It slfcn'd Iu reuiiiiked in this connec tion that, uccoriliii to Ljwson, the his tory ot tbo disease in ilio far i.xBt is, wi;li ti e cxeop'icu of Rochet's papers, a perfect blank.. Ciiitufe hia'ory makes tiJ reference to any epiileiuic which has left a permauc.it record. Whila cjmparatively isolated out bre.ks of plague hyd occurred iu Asiat ic countries from ii:ne to tune, it seemed improbable tlt theto -ould he ooy more exteusiye epidemics of l!ie ilieaee. This I. ope W3i rudely tlatdied by the ap pearaTca of the dis -ase in 1 S'JS ia epi-deaai-r f i-aa in Tonkin and Hong Kong, and ni hia asho t t ui at er ia IJjiu ay, Karracliee arid I'o jiiah. iu Bri'is!i Iu dii. There is n doubt that tin- plague was conveyed by ss'a from Hang Kong to lie 0 bay, aud in tli it city i; broke out in the Mandvi q iir:er, wiiicli is ia cl jse proii i.ity to the docks, and which con tains many and Ur; warehouses for the storage of nie.-chan Ji-e from Chinesa Prts. Kurrachee and Poonah were ei;her infecttd froui the eaiue source or, mos". prohab'y, from Bjaibay, as the io fectiag focus. Through ths chatinelii, as detailed abave, has retailed au epidemic outbreak, wl.iihiu Bimtay (presidency ) alone has reiuited in JJ0,OJ7 ca.-s, with theenormous u.orta'.ity of 104,053; in Hoag Kodj, ioOJ ciS'., with 1541 deaths; Arooy, within a limiteJ period, 540 deaths; CalcaVa. approximately 500 deaths, and in Formcsi, -tOS cases, with ISoo' deaths. The d 'a'h rate vati s i:i d fferent epi demics, an 1 ia e?l:auU-d at fr iui 5 J to VJ per ceut. Itviri.-s, however, appar ently according 1 1 ni i.n il tit-s. From the offi.-ii! r-iiori of the epiJeuiic ia Ho".: Kong in I S 1 tiie fo loini table shows tin ifeath rat- tf the several catio i.ui'i tiani-i: Ciiinese, 93.4 per cent; I i l.ar.s, ,7; . apKi?, 00: Eirasi a!;, 10J; Eir ;oan, 1S.2. The sinail rel i'.iv? p. r.- :.'.a. of d'.itus am jng Eu ropeans ii a".: i tjt'aj Eiropeia hlooi aal fUuhci, anl to the early tiea'.iij':.t and cjiitiieuca in ti e Euro p.an luedici! stceadaat. KCMAINS OF OREGON DEAD. Caskets of the Volunteers Decorated at the Presidio. tvs Franc:. j, Jaa. 130. Friends and relatives f tiie SeMuJ Oregon volun teers visited the I'rcti-Jio ibis afternoon aud decor a'ed wi:ii b!ets, ferns acd rL?3 lbs catrketa of the dead ecldiers of that tegiiiiest who wero brought here from Manila cn tbe irjnjp.ii a few dits ago. Tuo . bad'es :n bermelicaily Eea'ed caskets under curd near tbo tent ing ground where Ihsir comrades lately ehivercd in the fog ard in J of the I'rcciJio. Ii lhe icmaics ere not c.tlied for they will he buried in t':;e national ceiuitery here witti military l.i-nors. These are the iiaaiei tf the deid patri ots who answered tj their last roll-coll in the l'hiiippiaes : L-wisE. Mi.ler, Caravan? A, spinal uie'ticgitie, Xovember 8, IS is. Frank K. Kjfcr.o, Company , Sep tember V7, Is. '8. Wutar llawtbcrii, Coup-nv C, par alysis, January 10. 1 S'J3. Ciiarlei E. M'nier, Company M, fever, September 15, I SOS. J jl.n II. Fecton, Company D, malarial lover, Novemb.r 10, 183S. Edain W. Hampton, (Vmp.ny If, ki led iu action, February 22. 1s9j. C.Tpcral Harry G. Hibbarl, Company K, 1 1 fluid, December 9, 18' S. Charles 1'. o;ivjr, Cnpai.y H, ty-phci-J, November 2. 1S9S. Charles H. Kubl, Cvimpany II, diar rhoea, February 0, 1S9.1. John Spiering, Company II, dysen tery, March 15, 1S93. Frank E. Ilibbe, Company A, other data obliterated. K. E. Ferry, Company A, typhoid, Angr.Et 25, IS'jS. Charles A. Hon:, (J.'iupanyC, dysen tery, Ootcbir 11, IS'JS. Fred J. Norton, Company F, acute dy tentery, Dctmocr S, IS'JS. K;ytl K. Fletcher, Company B, ty p!n id, January 2S, 189'.'. flu; Kupetin'eiideiit of the Stockton mine, in Susanviile dtstrict, it is report ed, will erect a iO-ttamp mil'. Th m 1 ie Etesc t IS the Cheapest ft Experience teaches that good clothes ivear longest, good food gives best nutrition, and a good medicine that cures disease is naturally the best and cheapest. 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Roeeburg to Marehfield Departs ev ery day at 6 a. m. : arrives every morn, ing. Koseburg to Myrtle Toint. Departs every day at 6 a. m. ; arrives every tnornin. Rosuburg to Millwood Departs every day except Sundays at 7 a.m.; arrives every day except Sundays at 4:45 p.m. Koseburg to Peel Departs Jdaily, (ex cept Sunday) at 7 a. m ; arrives daily, (evce.pt Sunday) at o p. 111. Koseburg to Lurley Departs Tues days ami Fridays at 1 p. m.; arrives Tueedays aud Fridays at 1 1 :'30 a. ni. If you sutler from tenderness tr full nofii on the right side, pains under shoulder blade, constipation, bilioueneeo, sick headache aud feel dull,j;tie.ivy and sleepy your liver is torpid and congested. DeWitt's Little Early Risers will cure you promptly, pleasantly and perma nently 1-y removing llio coi.g:Mion aud caueiug the hi!e ducts t'j open and tliw uaturallv. they ai;k good fills. A.C. MARSTERS A CO BOO CU8I0M-MA0E-GL0THIKC DENVER SiUDlO. GENERAL DIRECTORY at ats or gasoo. 0.8. Senators... lO.W. HABSSt JJoaeph Biaiaai Tboa. H. Tonttta SongremmeD. IThoa. iM. A. Mood: T Governor. T. T.Beej Sec-retarr of State.-- F. I. Dtiabar State Treasurer Supt. Pub. Inatruction- C, 8. Moore II. Acfcena.i State Printer.. W. H. Attorney Geotrl.. D.iL. W. Black ban Sr. a. aoorw C. E. WoHartea B.B. Bean F.A. Moore Supreme Jadce ECOKD JL'DICLAt DISTBICT. JWlne J. W. Hamiltou Proaecnting Attorney Geo. U. Rrow-n V. a LAso orrtcB, bowbtjec. Receirer Henry Boots Begiater J. T. Bridgvw . a. wATHia atjaaav. Thos. Biaaoa Obaerrer Benator... BOOOLAS COCBTT. A. w. ftx BpreienutlTea Tier. . Sheriff Treasurer... school Superintendent . . w. wonacotl W. W. Wllwm (J. W. Cnn l.r.Ciaitov B L. Btepaeoa - U. W. Dimmick H. B. Gillette County Judge Commlasionera SurreTor .Joe. Lroaa j M. D. Thorn rwoa ' JJaa. Byron ..OacarThlel coroner.. -Dr. E. V. Hoover Tboa. Sail Sheep I uj pec tor. pbxcibct omcxaa. Joaticei knatablea.. -H. w. MITlet P.J later citt or aosascBa. Maror A. CKaraUf Potmter 1st Ward... lad Ward W. A. Enter COCBCUJIBB. IP P Brows fC. W. Parka w. B. Willis tod Ward Ith Ward,.. A. field. 1 W.J. Lander (F.W. WooUey D. & WwH 1 1 ft Cttv? F. W. DUlaa Becorder Treasurer. MrbJ CITT COl BtlL BBTtre. The Common Council of tbe city of Koaefaaia meet the nrat Mondar in each month .1 I o dock p. m. cocbt aaaaioBa. The Circuit Court lor Donrlu ranntw three times a year aa follow: The ii atoa day in March, the 4th Monday ia Jona, aad th ut Monday in December. J. W. Hsmllioa f Bosebnnr judee. Geo. M. Brown. oi Bnaahnia proaecnuoe attorney. County Cor.rt meeu the 1st Wednesday altar the 1st Monday of January, March, May, July, September and Sorember, Jos. Lyon, il Drain, Judge; M. D. Thompaoaoi Beotwa and Jas. Byron, of Olalla. rwn si laaliawaa Probate Conn ia in seaaioa eonUaaoaair. Jo Lyon, tudae. Profeaaloaal Caraa. QOMMODORE S. JACKSOX, Attorney auJ Connselior at Law. Mining Law and Water Eights maaa a specialty. Maratera Bid. ROSEBCRG, OBEbOB E. CHEADLE, M. D. D. D. 8 DENTIST. Office in tLe little Bail. b;ick opposite luorwai Roseburg, Or. John u. shcpe. ATTORN E Y-AT-LA W, Koeeiew. ObJlGOST. Business bef.re C. S. LaaJ Office aad Proba a bnines a specialty OlEcv ALratam Building. JAS. E. .vWVYEBS. ATro8NEY-AT-LAV, K.SEBiEG. OKGO!. Kxirn 'J, Tj? ler A Wilson Block. J C FULLER TON Attorney-at-Law. Will practice ia aU lhe S-jXe and Federal Court Office ia JU.t- B'.dg.. Boseburg. Oregon, Q.EKOGE M. BROWN, Attorney-at-Lavv, Court Buc Down stairs. EO&XBERG, C JRA B. RIDDLE, A.ttomey at Law, Office In Court House With Dist. Atty. EOaKBCBG. OILEtiOJI. P W. BENSON, Attorney-at-Law. Booms 1 and 2 Review Building. ROSEBCRG, OREUOR R. WILLIS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, WUI ptwetiee ia aU tbe nuU t Um Btaa. Ot lea ia Maratrn Building. Doaglas eawasy. Or. M. CJElAWrOKD, Attorney at Law, ooni8 1 a S, Karstera Bldg., ROSEBCRG, OR. fVBuaincai before th P. 3. Land Office aad miuuig cases a specialty. Late ReceiTer O. S. Land OftUe. J A. I UCHANAN, Notary Pnblfc. Attorney-at-Law. Collections a Specialty. KiH'tn 3 Marstcn BuiUIins ROSEBURG, OB p W 1IVYNES, . DENTIST, Renew B::i;dir; Teiepbouc l. 4 ROSEBCRG, 0&X60S QK.t.ro. K. UOUCK, riiysciau & Surgeon. Office ivst iHirf F-M. l'iione. Miu ;U ROSEBURG OREGOM jgjLMEU V. HOOVER, rilYlCI.VN AND SURG t ON. Roehlio Okeoon !iwil aitcntiou slm to Ditcaaca ol Lbc Sot and Throat. Oifice-Maiu SI., one door Kiulhoi City Uall Phone, Main Ml. SO YEARS' ,1- EXPERIENCE V 4 w I Sft sr Trade Mark Designs Copyrights Ac. AiiT.mc wmllng a rkf lrl irnd dwrlnlloo mar Oufcklv Htvruni our ,imitho free whether ail iiiT.-nii.in imlWy rticmable. Cimmoolr-tionsMirictlTi-oiitttJiitltil. Iluidbkou Patents nt iro. l'lot ain'iH-y for woinnii pMwu. I'nt'-iit l iken tliniuu-h Maim A Co. neelrw jiv: i.W n-tiit, wuh.iut chirye. intb. Scientific flmcricane i.,n'1'iif ir lll'tlni-d weeklr. Turett er- 1 L-!i"-:S? -jral. Tensi. Ii a ths. It. sold brai! newsdealers. ir : ?--Mr men Q n . f. - U.iu Vatv nil 6rLU.oo,0re"-J'nCi. 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