Chicago Daily Tribune dated December 25, 1880

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ee, wee oF Bae Hoy “ THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, DECEMBER natt & Indianapolis, ‘The stovks which did not show strength,

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CHRISTMAS. Round the Globe Are Exchanged the Greetings of the Day. gome of the Inconveniences of Its Juxtaposition to the...

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Soom nce, 4 a THE CHICAGD TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, Che Cribwire. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. ADVANCE—TOSTANE PREPAID, 81: 2.00 ny MAI:

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o The Earl of Carnavon publishes an open ‘ THE CHICAGO TRIBUN OREIGN. | Failure to Secure a Jury in| the Approaching Par-...

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6 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1880—SIXTREN PAGTs. A CROOKED JUROR. A Graduated Scale of Prices for His...

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THE CHICAGO TRIBUN SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, [880—SIXTEEN PAGK 7 re | THE DEAF AND DUMB. Public and Private Schools for...

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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SA'TURDAY, DECEMBER 25 25, 188U—S1x’ IGN PAGS, . THE CITY. GQUNENAL NEWS. 7.1. Parasants, U.S. A. is nt

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TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TL. ‘POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY, FOR JANUARY. CONTENTS? Mit DEVELOPMENT OF POLITICAL tNsTITD- st Hy Horbert

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10 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE prove highly useful to those who have not aecess to the authorities from whom the quo- tatlons are...

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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1880—SIXTEERN PAGES 7 ‘Tr a al nm thing, and then toasted eneh other, and. th...

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» Bhe'itkick, dear?” 12 THE HOME. The Pootry and Prose of Milking, According to Chat. “Sim's Sister” Contributes Her Views

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SONGS OF TILE SILAS A CHRISTMAS-ITYMN, Fur The Cateaga Tribune, Awake, yo Nations of the Garth, ‘And hear tho story’ of His

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14 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: First Mortgage 6 Per Cent Wold Bonds ist May nnd tat fu Nov. 1. W, Intorost payable ,0W) per inilo on

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To GERM N-AMERICANS. Difficulties They Sometimes Ex- perisnce on Returning to the Fatherland. The Claim of Their Native...