The most interesting and the cheapest
Home Journal for the fainily and the gen
eral reader published in the Western coun-
No household, honest rancher, miner,
merchant or mechanic should be without It.
Independent in politics, and everything
els<-.
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A splendid weekly newsletter to send East
Aditpted alike for western and Eastern
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Gives tin* current news of the Rocky
Mountn in 'i’crritorles.
Gives thecreiim ot Eastern magazines and
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Givi’s the best selections from the New
York, Min Francisco and London mining
Journals.
Gives the general markets of the Plains,
.St. Louis and Chicago, by t. h-grapli.
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saw anywiiere iu America.’’
Hear what old Horace Greeley says about
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ly IniereNtliig Journal that lias come within
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