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breakfast Herbert then went out and got two newspa
sssd me ne boy Soy sO portion q nS 6 ss
haste' they had previously been waiting nearly twenty
minutes; the boy came hack and said he could not get
breakfast, you DID scoundrel you deceased came up,
and witness saw from his that he was dspleased
faid, AGO and get me some breakfast;, deceased
do \, you have one boy waiting on yoan or
some breakfast or 20 away nom here, You DID scoun
dre deceased made some reply in low tone; Her bert
got up, and advanced toward deceased deceased then
walked TO another table, and witness commenced reading
again. does not recolect the exact position of the table,
as deceased walked around the table he picked up
emma pate or silver plate and says to Herbert "You
id ron Of btch;' Herbert rose up, and seized
chair; witness thinks the plate and chair thrown
table, and clnched Dir. Herbert; witness then heard
noise in the upper part Of the ROOM saw good many
they had Dishes and one or two had chairs witness had
chair In his hand at the me and tried prevent them
rom getting to Mr. Herbert; witness struck one Of the
men, and the chair broken then three passed
him; went after another chair, and when he looked
around about four Of them had hold of Mr.. Herbert;
three OF them attacked Witness thinks all of them
waers after witness got through with these men, he
saw two men had hold OF Herbert, and the others ap
peared 70 be getting chairs and plaes arted towards
Herbert and one OF the men came up towards wit
ness with something in his hand, could not say
what; witness struck him with chair; when witness
got within three pa les Of Herbert the pistol went off, at
that time one man had hold Of Herbert sde and
another on the other sie, while )ther beating him
On He Veau WITH cnalr rat Heating had hold OF Her.
bert at the time OF the shot, aad would not let witness
struck Heating with chair thinks Herbert did strike
Heating with his hand thinks there napkins
the table, only shot fired; the pistol used be-
onged to Witness witness had left the pistol the
tel IN Herberts or Grahams room; they going to
walk out night or two before, and Herbert put the ps
toll in his pocket with Herbert all the morning OF the
affair; thinks Herbert was not in the habit OF going
armed.
Cross examned-Deceascd said nothing when he came
up, but APPEARED dispieased; the pistol short
Deringer pistol as Herbert advanced towards Heating
had the pistol in his hand but put up afterwards Her
bert was in the position Of sitting down when Heating
called him "a id OF a bitch Is positive that but
one shot was fred, and that no cap exploded.
Upon the conc uson of Mr.. GARDENERS testimony the
court took Of twenty minutes. During the recess
Senator Butler entered the room and took his seat with
the couAse l for defence.
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A Letter from Senator Fish.

WASHINGTON, July " 1900.
is seldom that think mistakes of the press with re-
gard TO matters purely personal 10 myself need any
nee Bot tie reason assigned 10 your paper OF the night
before last lonGay) ~ reply oa remark OF the BGtaio
Ctmme1ct1t that Lat not voted upon Gov. Seward's
amendment to 5, naiur lofgas' Kansas bin, MIR
Fan was entertaining conn any al party at his house,
implies, IN my judgment, very insufficient for
absence from my sea- m the senate NJ the time 0. the
consideration OF Az important public measure
Whatever attsntion may feel IL either my duty, my
privilege or my p anrc 10 give TO the exercise of private
Inequalities while charged with public trust, lever
have, and shall Loa such rights tn suborGnauon
my public duty.
was not 'enef aiming company at party al my
house, nor was in Wa hlngton during the voting
Wednesday and Thur day tast on the kansas bill But
in pursuance of an arrangement made some days previ
onsly aud under reasonable expectation that neither
The Kansas question any other important
would be forced 10 hnai vote those days had left
Washington for New York with portion Of my family,
whom was admonshcd Il necessary To remove from
the Influence OF the n;' heat prevailing here 10
cooler and more hcaitlln temperature.
With much respect. yoar' obedt ser't
HAMILTON FISH.
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wizards.
John N. Reynolds sworn-was At Wizards on the day
u the ARRAY passing the dining room door about
IL O'Clock heard a noise like the cash Of crcckery:
turned around ano entered two or three persons
cnthed nearly opposite the third round table dbl no,
know any the parties sbut discovered that the
tight was between boarder and the walters; the two
wate engaged seemed 10 be powerful men, and seemed
to be bearing the stranger down. and witness began 10
m excited himself the unequal contest in tho strug.
gle chairs and crockery used lend o. Her.
pert strike waiter with chair; almost Immediately
struggle mp % the time OF the firing Of the pistol thinks
there three four persons engaged In tho scue
,he report o. ee PISTOL appeared to be smothered there
at tbc time ., the time witt nrrn heahh his
impulse vas 70 rush 10 Herbcrts assistance but the
state OF hts health prevented astonshed that able
bodied men who came in did not rescue Herbert.
Crossexamincd-At the precise time the pistol wa'
fred Herbert was out Of bis sight waiter had Herbert
by the collar shortly before the pistol shot impress
lion 10 thai Herbert bent down az the time OF the
shot; saw Gardiner strike waiter almost at the same
instant OF the shot Thinks Herbert could have seized
deceased by the collar and shot him without witness
ngh
Justice fauieI smith sworn-was one Of the examining
magistrates In this case and took Down the notes OF the
evidence generally he read the questions and an
swers 20 Me witnesses in the examination OF Patrick
not the first shot which killed his brother that he
ont q the when mis- brother was shot: Heating
did not make any correction Of The testimony when was
read 70 him; Heating testified that the pistol went OF In
the struggle he testified that one struck him with
chair stick The witness was examined In regard 10 the
testimony OF fdortgnt tdbrghf testified before witness
that Herbert took hold of the collar Of Keattng's Goa,
with the len hand and shot him with the right hand Pa
trick Kesting stated before witess that Charles Quinn
went into The Kitchen and told him Herbert beating
bis brother.
Senator Weller sworn-wss present At the arst hear
ing Of this case before Justice Daniel smith, recoIccts
hearing Patrick Heating testify that not the nrst
II he could not be mistaken and he replied poslvely
that he could not; Edbrght testified bfore the Justice
that he had remained In one position during the contest
William A. Gardiner sworn--wenf over 20 WIZARDS
with Herbert about twenty minutes past ten took their
seats TAT table; boy came up and Herbert asked for
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Mos CsRpES--Another ine audience greeted Miss
ina Stanley, in her elegant drawing room entertain
III, the " Seven Ages OF Wman," last evening. Mr..
eer will open the amusements TO morrow night with
'unrivaIcd fsats the tight rope. Mile Robert and
bale, troupe folio v in Les Abecs and the whole
e. with the comic pantomime OF the " Magic Trum-
y leading characters by the Ravels.
pwnY Tru.rRr theatre was again fall 20 over
ing last night and the performances chcercd by
most marked demonstrations OF appreciation. To-
row night Mr.. Brougham's popular drama Of " Dom
4 Son. Is announced, with the author Capt.
10, and his lady Susan Npper, supported by Messrs.
er ana Whiting, Nine. ponis, &c. "A Day in Paris"
ws, with Mss Reynolds az the versatile heroine, and
whole closes with the Forest Rose"
VospwAy COMMISSIONING to the catering success
juveniles IN the great drama OF "lngomar, the Bar
the managers are induced 10 tender il for repcti
10 morrow evening. Miss Louise as che Barbarian,
Mary as the Greek Maiden, and Master George az the
riy Polydor, have added fresh laures 10 their fame
rtsis, already high on the ladder OF fame and who
Far 10 eventually stand ON unspprcachable ground.
ur,a's ENTIRE HkiI--Kccrs tabieaux are stll sthc
among artists and connoisseurs. J, is universally
|s,ed that nothing equal TO them has hitherto been
here or elsewhere. Mr.. X. not only excels in the
ration OF the most beautiful and sublime pictures,
Ia everything he undertakes His tabicau OF ssrhe
lon In which the three candidates for the Prcsidcn
scssrs. Fremont Buchanan and Filmore-are Ina.
ccd, nightly elicits the iivelest demonstrations
" che spectators.
kS,u TnArry nedos, the director and principal
rmer OF the French theatrical company, has taken
~ Hall. $50 broadway, where no proposes 10 give
&c dramatic ENTERTAINMENTS The nret OF which II 10
place tomorrow evening. The programme consists
Guar de Russie Charpcnticr, OF lie Bourgmestre de
am "Ia Dccouvcrte dc pAmerique," and "Sous
pc de eaz.v
Fyvr or Mas MfrcHErt.-A benefit IL 70 be given the
Of the late popular manager of the old Olympic, Mt
Hummer Garden, (wsllack's theatrc,) tomorrow
ng. Mss Agnes Robertson, the versatile actress,
fon Bourcicauif the avorite author and actor, aud
Us other distinguished artists, have volunteered for
casion which Is hoped will prove as profitable 10
enehciary Is certain 10 be agreeable and enter.
10 the auditors.
op's MINsrREIs--That inimiiabe dclineator OF
plan eccentrclty, George, to perform In six OF his
characters this week. Tomorrow evening be per.
" the facctious deorkcepcr, in the Masquerade
in which q humber Of shaksperes aud other cee-
dramatic heroes arc introduced in colorcd attire.
dances and buriesques will precede the farce, as
Errpopr GALLERY Tho collection Of paintings in this
Is the largest and Gnest this continent, and is
ery respect worthy the attentso Of citizens and
|crs.
pxSr TO AN Ac1Rrss --Nss Celia Logan is now de-
ct the Mammoth Cave Kentucky, la consequence
aely sprsnipg one of Ger ankle joints, while en-
sife cave.
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Four--The market was dull and opsnsd at . decline
Of from 1oc i5c per barrel for oss description sad
In some cases Q greater ccuccssion was claimed. Tho
eacs were confined 70 5000 5000 barrels ncudisa
% 90 a % co. Wheat was IN moderate request and
prices somewhat irregular, with sacs Of about IS 900
neesec At 81 rs, and 100 do chcice white osssses II 81
90. Corn unchanged. with small salew sc. See
for r mixed 600 62c FOR yellow Southern and white
do at o6c 6ec. Pork quiet sales Of 400 400 bar
res made AT t20 ~ Tor mess. Cotton was dru,
with moderate sales. whisksy was again HIGHER, WITH
sales Of 200 o 800 barrels, at SIC.
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CINCINNATI STOCK SALES.
BY Hcssn Holmes, for the eek ending judy o. 1856
BONDS.
5000 town Of Pcrrysburg, Wood county, Ohio,
Ter cent pcnns ..................... SO y
1000 township Of Pleasant, Putnam county, per
cehs o"nus ...s*....................... 53k
1000 township Of Ottawa, Putnam county, per
cent bonds. s5k
1900 Little Miami RR. Co. per cent "a mort, bds al
1000 0hic& Nissssipp' RR Co per LIST mt DDS o.
5000 Gin, VII GAINESVILLE RR CO. ID mort BIDS 40
1000 CITY OF Cvvngton per cent bonds due In 1858 Sc
5000 Clark Co (Ky) q per cent bonds. ......... 10
900 ON Ham &Isy ton RR Co per cent ID m DDS 81
Is 0oe Cincinnati. Newcastle and Michigan RR. Co.
Real Etate 10 per cent bonds, and interest. 90
3Tb0 coupons, part due, of same bonds ....... 40
coo Col kxcnaisR Co per div. Dds, June No. "a
STOCKS.
200 shares Cincinnati and hicago, and interest,". az
90 Covington aud Lexington, and interest lo
70 lnte Miami 70
30 Columbus aud Aenia. ..s..ss.................E
1o2 Peru and Indianapolis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. M
100 Cincinnati, Harrison and Indianapolis and inn
II Cincinnati, Hamilton and layton ..,... 40
20 Mnrictia and Cincinnati. and interest ...... Is
100 Indiana oils and Cincinnati. 60
~ Eaton ana hamilfon. .ss&.x>.......,. q
20 Ohio and Mississippi and interest - .... IL
- Indianapolis and Cincinnati. ............... 60
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works Of Improvement Of national characxsr necessary
Tor national defence and 10 facilitate extend and tser
national commerce the faithful 81 he pub
lie lands and the funds derived therefrom az trt,S Ia
behalf Of all the States the principe Of eural usco
70 all having been acquired by the common blood ma
treasure Of ALL the just authority Congress- over he
revenues expenditures and fiscal machinery Of govern
ment. MasHF. 49,
8. In State police the punctual payment OF principal
and Interest OF the public debt obeyng every Obligation
Of duty comfy TO the federal State governmental the
promotion Of intellectual moral and ply steal Improve
ment Of people and country guarding the Judiciary It's
purity and independence against the temptations and
tamnatons o. political or party influence and control
and preserving nyislabe the established safeguards Of
life, liberty and property. ~ Jfsa tas b
That in the condition of parties the nominal
ton Of wing candidate tor the Presidency would now,
the opinion Of this convention be unwse and imp0ltc,
and as all Of the present organized parties in greater
or less degree differ with the principles herenbeore
pressed, recommend the individual wings OF this
State and Of the Union support that candidate whose
political opinions past history and present position
in nearest conformity 10 their political views, (but
in all such action looking to the assertion Of wing prnci
pies and the ultimate iteration OF the wing party and
in the opinion OF this convention il is unnecessary TO
point delegates the National Convention recommended
by the Wing National Convention Of 1852 to assemble 1T
Louisville en- the 18th Of July 1866 TO the convention
proposed to assemble on the 10Th July, 1856.
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ToBAcco DUTIES IN MExrco.-Mr. Gadsdea, our
70 Mexico although he has succeeded in cou
Guiding commercial treaty with that country, as re-
ported has procured such alterations In the MEXICAN tariff
as Is greatly beneficial N commerce with the United
states. The abolition 81 the tobacco monopoly and the
substitution for u OF duty Of twenty FIVE per cent has
greatly increased the importation OF tobacco fou, ,be
United sates and contributed 10 the revenues of Mexico
The tobacco rent received by the government under the
monopoly was twelve hundred thousand dollars year
and the revenue promises 10 amount 70 several millions
yearIy--N. o. Buriefin
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British ship LADY Franklin arrived OF Porto dan.
Ey, On the evening OF the 9Th ult, when Mr. Evans,
sncr, the mate and three men went on share 20
inquiries, but, finding that they had landed at
'Anz.o and not al Ginmscino, as they had expected
ere arrested by the Custom House soldiers FOR
landed without due authorization.
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We believe there s now only one newspaper ia Massa
chusesss-the Gloucester 7siegaA-supporting Fillmore
for the Presidency.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
MONEY MARKET.

SATURDAY, July l2-G p. 81.
There was quite a buoyan, ket this morning With
very active demand, higher prices ruled throughout.
Virginia es advanced !, cent; Erie bonds, 1871 4;
Goshen LIST mortgage bonds IL Canton Company X,
Pennsylvania Coal al New York Central railroad, u;
Michigan Central al Michigan Southern, "a; Panama. u;
Illinois Central Railroad, Illinois Central bonds OPEN
cd at 9 per but fell OF to 81 at the close New
York Central stock ha been active than usual with
in the past day two. II is the impression Of buyers
that will in less than thirty days after the payment Of
the dividend, sell high does The decline in
Erie sy caused by the quantity Of cash stock Of
fered Cleveland and Toledo purchased largely this
morning II opened at 70 and closed at 79k per cent in
demand. Reading Railroad improved fraction on the
opening The books close the 18th inst for the dvi.
dend, which will be -four per cent in cash. Canton
Company active at the advance, and closed firm.
II Is . long time since there was q movement in
this stock, but ii Is In a shape 10 attract
new purchasers at much higher prices. Railroad
bonds must feel the effect OF the reduced rate Of
interest london than any other class Of our
curcs. The advance in all the most prominent issues
has already several per cent but that nothing to
what will be realized First class drst mortgage railroad
bonds well held this side Of the Atlantic that
nothing short OF handsome advance will bring many OF
them out. There pressing for sale, or likely 70
be, at any price.
rallied and closed at osx per bid. Cleveland and
Toledo firm at 1917, Reading at s2K Illinois Central
Railroad stock 1osh 1csis per cent. There was no
second board to-day and there will not be Saturdays
during the hot weather.
Mr. Albert II. Nicolay's regular semi.weckly auction
r,c OF stocks and bonds win place Monday, tho
ll,h inst at l2. O'Clock the Merchants Exchange
The Assistant Treasurer reports to day as follows
Paid on treasury account ............ sls3,033 50
Received do.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 22e,lsT IL
B,Iancc do. Observation-Disclosures. 6,6o3, 200 So
Paid for Assay office Observation-Disclosures. 1900 50
Paid dsbursing checks ................ 25fs5 IS
Balance credit all accounts 1872 CSC 20
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
Was ,ingion, on the 9th inst, were as follows
For the redemption Of rexas debt ...... 81 13b IL
For the Treasury rcpartment ........... $500 90
For the Interior Department. ............. lol3 30
For Customs 1T10s %
War warrants received and entered ...... lIo2o %
From miscellaneous sources ............. 2,e92 50
Ths steamship Hermann, from this port for Sorthamp-
ton and Bremen, carried ou' sloc, 900 10 g,ld.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28
Hardware and Earth9l-Ware.

Nails Of all kinds, locks, chisels, screws,
tacks, tack hammers, curtain bands, kitchen
covers, knives with saw on one side, carpenters
saws, wood do, also large stock Of queens
ware and carthcn do, such as preserving jars,
milk and butter do with and without lids, ?
beautiful china tea sets striped and lig'd at
cost, cups and saucers, liverpool and common,
stone pitchers all sizes, mugs, bowls, plates,
basins Sc
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28
GROCERIES. sc.

Brown porto rico, crushed and pulverizcd
sugars, old gov. java, rio aud iancro coitecs,
gun powder and imperial and black teas, water
and soda crackers, adamantine and mould
candles, glass all sizes, putty, shot, lead and
every thing usually kept in a country store
IL As am exceedingly anxious to close
out my stock and quit business | will sell very
low for cash. invite a call from the public
generally. JOHN II. McENDREE.
Shepherds town, MAY 3. lS56.
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DRUGS. &c.

Ayers Cherry PectoraI, Barry's Tric6pher-
Gus, James Hair Tonic, Swaims Panacea Mus
tang Llnimcnt, British, Castor, Sweet, BerdauN,
and Salad Oils, Henry's Magnesia, Peters
Pills, Mustard in boxes, Saleratus, Pearl starch,
variagated, chemical, transparent bar, fancy
and CASTLE soaDg
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28
Millinery and Straw Goods.

Bonncts, english braid knottcd, plain do at
cost and under, ribbons at cost and under, mar
ccliucs and horcuces all coiors, dress Innings Of
every description, SC.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28
HOSIERY.

Ladies' blcachcd and brown hose, Isle thread
10, slate do, black do, misses bIeachcd brown
and slate do, gents blcached brown ribbed mix
ed black and fancy half hose, boys do, ladies
raw silk and cashmere hose.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-06-28
CLOTHING.

have also large assortment Of Summer
and Winter clothing, consisting Of Coats, Pants
and vests which vii. be sold at great sccrl-
fee.
Groceries, Hardware, &c, &c.
have full assortment Of Fine Teas Spices.
Glcufcld Starch, soda, Sa.,ralus NuslAra.
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, shoe and
Whi,c-was brushes, also a large lot OF Queens
ware. Hardware. " ooden.ware, SC.
- The whole of these goods have been pun
chased low and are in good order lr1o=t Of them
being entirely new aud will he sold cost for
cash only. aad 20 humbug.
~r respectfully invite the citizens OF lhe
icwa and surrounding country TO call early aHt
examine he stock and ihey vii, be convinced
that can and viii .e, ;hcm goods % t. 3@ per
con, cheaper than the sane GAS Of good, can
be purchased ~ hi, County. and many o. 'hsia
less than hey can be bought IN Baltimore OF
Philadelphia q, fret cost Remember | -eIi
al cos, Tor cash only to o.ose ogi lIi- stock
JAMES J.. TOWNLR.
Saeyhens!owr. Nay II, ISIS.
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AGES INCLUSIVE.

\ siorIe paymcnt in advance of three and
. la!c Manual Premiums or thc above table.
vii caf.,la a party to pail up Pol;cg for The
,rla,, I,,,1 If tgnr a..gs.
TIE FOLLOWING Genera! Ru,es will rcruIatc
Ig.o,aacs upon the life OF slaves
Ist-Poliaias viii lie granted for the term
Of Ggc. Two. Three or FG.r years. at the same
rate Of annual premium for cit.er term, az adj
vantage peculiar to til, ONCE, never before
proatrcd to insurers.
2ud.-Any SUM not exceeding thrce-rourths
Of Inc actual cash value Of S.aycs viii DC jus,;-
red.
3rd-P,l,cics NAV be transferred irresDec-
tive ofa,. Comoany.
4,h.-The Premium ti.s; stated in the Poll
CIV, lis for more than one year, is the same
each h. wear. the payment Of Which conlinns, The
Po!jcy in force for il, Germ, irrespective ortne
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-! Is anu ''''e''lN' ms SHOWN cures tan
ECiouS diseases almost beyond ucA>t were thcy not
''I'.'"'eI ty E'.a.l.S o. SHei eNa.tyL pos u.h
~ ~" character rs 10 ntl.; 'e snSg .eloh OK UHNi'A
5'V" 'tis!. lis5 are Iu.-i&HeC IN my AmCTc'N
Almanac, winch the Agents below named axe
pleased to furnish irce to all loqGir.EG.
Annexed we give Dutst'ct5 for Their use IN the
complaints when they have been found 90 cure.
FOX CoSii'hNE%S - i-H' one or two mis-, or
sue" qu"nIIF rs 10 GeH'E move jhc bowels. Cos
tiNtHysS - l;-i't"'F inc ''SIrty .'nE t.u'e OF
~, "AI INC cure o. one complaint Is Tia" cure
q 1o'"' 40 person can ieCI Wen WINE under a
VoS','S A''.t o, oe.F. i'--ce II s..y~i| Cy Is IL
can be, promptly renewed
For DISIEfsIt, when is sometimes the cause
OF CoS,'.s..S' ana "!"ayS t. helaad
doses -i.'iS one ID .oNi 10 stimulate ne stom1ch
anu n'CE !"'' -ott'4l "e-'". lM'y WIZ. 90 IT, an"
the heart 50., 5,@y5'1? and sou j1r" Of dyspepsia
VIII rapidly disappear. "Aen II has gone, don
forget what cured You
For fOlL STOMACH, or NoJl.G !Ho"''1R or TIE
Hc'-e|s, which PRO .uces general depression ~ the
spirits ana BAD Ea-ltt, take nom ."a 20 EIGHT PLlS
a. INST, ana s"-er doses afterwards Ha... ~ctiyly
and strength IS .oElG 80 the system.
For NERVOUSNESS, SICK HEtnAcTG, NAUSEA,
IGt} az tie >..ge ID Ba.+. @r >aa, Tx from four
70 eight r.I %. gong Ed bed II tlcy DO not upcr
axe Si.a-----.l, 10 more i:r AcEt day @:tii they
w. ne pants VIA ne S"eps on. l I,I 1 1;e
system. ION W".r these and Their Aindled DIS
oT9CIS because NoNT stomach is ,o"i.
FoR SGR.FgEA, f..;l.ifELt' IS ''@ MI '',yFH%e$
O "s Stt' take l-t 'I ..,o.l an" '.' ~
81, - 80, ., .:,b ,i 5...-,,r \r,n,
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CARPETING.

A fine stock Of , and 3 ply carpets beautiful
patterns, also best quality OF mating, rope and
coorcd hemp mats, shuci DO.