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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-29

NOVEMBER 29-THE FIRST NEWSPAPER PRINTED
BY SrEAM.-Doubtless but few of our readers are
aware that printing newspapers by steam was first
accomplished so recently as November 20, 1914.
The edition Of the London Times OF that date was
the first ever printed by steam press. The band
press could seldom strike off more than 800 im-
pressons an hour, and it was tedious and labori-
Gus job to get off the 1000 copies of which the daily
issue of the Times at that period consisted. 1t
was the second Mr.. JOHN WALTER, son of the first
and father Of the present proprietor of the Times
who made this innovation on the old routine of the
Office He took charge of the paper in 1903, and
the very next year he employed one THoMAr MART
zEn to construct IN automatic press, but for va
rious reasons the scheme at that time went
through, and it was not until 1914 that KONG, a
Saxon, succeeded in perfectng steam press that
was used to print the Times for November 29. The
following account of the event is taken from a
rare biography Of the three WALTERS:
Owing to the opposition Of the pressmen, Kong
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-29

Estate, Sale of Valuable Sea Isza,sd Plantations ST
atated on Edisto Island Lands opposite Wal-
ton, st. PaaUs Pa1Tsh-Coton Lands on 1bogoo-
doc Creek, 81. Paups Parish, IN The State Of South
Carolina belonging to tie late Eoltrasns ii. Bay
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At Private Sale
For Sale or lease, VALUABLE FARM on Charleston
Neck four miles from the Court House, on Ship-yard
Creek, containing 100 cultivated balance
well wooded; good Sea Island cotton land Dwelling Ne
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Valuable Sea Islttnd Cotton Plantation for SAFE
BY LOVFNDES & GRIMBALL,
Brokers, Auctfoneers and Real Est. Agents
Law Range. Rr3ad Street.
Woodstock Plantation t0y. Sale or Rent.

Purchaser to pay L. & q. for papers.
November 81 wfkn6
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CITY POLITICS.

Delegates Elected 10 the Sarntoaa Conven-
tiou.
Tho following delegates have been elected the Sara
toga State Convention which NEE the 9th inst
First Anen,bly Disfric-Eathan Kingsley, Sr ex-As-
semblyman Jacob l. Smith. fMr Kingsley has since
declined this appointment, having sympathy with the
purposes OF the Convention) AernatesAmos stookcy,
Arthur Boyce
Seand Disrict-Edward Richardson, Constantine
Donaho, Member OF Assembly. Aternates-M. ;. Jones,
L. H. Cornell
Henry !. West Altsrnates-Major T. barry, william
Merriheld
FJurh Ds'ric,-Delancy W. Kncves, Chas. A. Denike.
Alternates--Charles Brink, William Bolton.
Fyta Dis ict-John J. silcock, Walter W. Adams.
Alternates-Mark Smith, John Purcell
SsrtA Disrio-James s. Riley, Thos. n. Kipp. Alter.
.Svcnh Dsrics-Richard NJ Biatchford, william
Many. Administrators ". Knapp, William J. Lou
Ei0AA Dsty,ct-Andreas wilmann Supervisor; Goo
G. Fisher. Aternsies vim H. Lawrence. Carl Klein.
Ns~tA DiayId-Robert Beatty, Thompson C. Damn.
Aiternases- VIM Christie, James X Floyd
TesA Diarid-Henry & Wallace Thomas j. Creamer.
Member OF Assembly. Alssrnates-Henry Merz, Andrew
Corgann.
ElevenA Diaric,--John !. To~n4snd Mendex Dietren-
do Aitsmates---E Delaneld smith, late District Attor-
ney Charles W. Baker.
ttarssrA Dxsr4i-Msjor Frank Page George cauld-
hs!a . Assn.es.sshSlas s wh;l Hsyne rhi1iR S DsdA
Aternatss-Captain Brandies, Wild.
SizteenA Disricf-Ex Governor Hamilton Fish, Frank
Kinney. Aternates-Wm. Atkinson, Geo w. Meekr.
SsvcnssenM Dit St--wilam Alien, Judge Michael Cen.
molly. Atsrnates--John Hopper, Alexander X. Reavey
Eighteenth Dixrict-Edward @. johnson, Leander Back.
Aternat CO. Hamilton Murray, John II. Chambers.
NineteesM Dstvid-John P. Cumming. Commissioner
Of Emigraiion- Alternate-Alex. N Lewia
TDeRtieh Rsfrd-Willam A. Doolcy, Henry A. Car
rceniy-ara Disrcf-Thomas B. Asten, William II.
Colwsll Alternates-Hugh Crombic. simon Seward
Those delegates were elected a. meeting which took
place at the Astor HOUSE on Thursday last; Thuriow
Weed preslded
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QUA ST. cATaAaInes CORRESPONDENCE.

sr CArEasSEs, Canada, July "a, lsss
Tho ride from Niagara Falls 10 81. Catharnss d
pleasant You take the Great Western Railway, and
the distance, about tveivo miles, Ia accomplished 10
three quarters Of hour This agreeable retreat
for . few weeks, during the hot months Of summer
The qnst, wall built and the society 10 good.
81 Caihsrines s about midway between Niagara Falls
and the town Of Niagara, al the mouth OF the ..
s very prsiuy situated on the banks Of the weiisnd
canal and connected With all principal points east
and west by rail There . number Of very beautiful
drives In the vicnity-,hi 70 Lake Ontario, distant
about three miles, being particularly noteworthy
oorss
~ Cstsrnes boasts a ths; po~sesses many
admirable features being level Of the proper width and
snd veil kept that 4 y entirely free from lhs sne
dust or on vet days mod which Troublesome and
disagrsesble a other place, of ths kind The great
OF the wl take rsce the zlst % Au.as
rnk GrEsTr
There are very noted ~ 10 any va distinguished
characters .oioGrnns here At ths present TIM -eer
esrt Count Lmbnrger the Belgian xinstef. ~ho, With
his wis daughter ~ me late General tsss has taken
% nragy abode here for the bensnt % his health
The stephenson Hog-e !. pretty Ven alIss ~ guests
po.ed ~ all serss ssr- cr.sds and Professions The
Israsi~s predominas they % couf-s, q batter
s,Tangan 10 "buy watch 10 Chs'hsm street md 40
pear 70 b. upon be yery best footing Nth The CHRISTIAN
residents
TIE ,n.lc,ux ~ an. h,.r,i.v. -. .ns,su. NEATLY
from New yofs and rhaielphis, and Nund apon IN
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eIes..e. from Geerzi. to the PhiI.deI,hi.
STATE POLITICS.

Meeting Of the New York Republican state
Central COmmittee-Timc Appointed for the
Holding Of the State Convention.
SARATOGA, N. Y, August 3, 1885
At meeting Of the unicn State COMMITTEES, held At
Saratoga Springs today, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted
Resolved That Union State Convention be held at syra
cnse on "Wednesday the 9th day Of September Al twelve
O'Clock for the nomination candidates for Governor
Lieutenant Governor Canal Commissioner and Inspector OF
state Prisons 70 be supported the November cleo
on and that all Union electors Of the State OF New York
who desire the maintenance OF the Union the OF
the and the eompee suppression OF the causes
OF the late rebellion by all efficient invited
70 send from each Assembly district such dsrcts existed
In 1855 three delegates represent them In said Conven
on such delegates TO be called by the respective Union
Assembly district organizations.
Twenty one out OF the twenty four members OF the
committee present The remainder were not heard
from.
PouGHKEETsrE August 3, 1862
George Lorillard OF Rhnebcck. and Geo. r. Brown OF
Poughkeepse the delegates from the First Assembly
district OF Duchess county TO the johnson Convention
at Saratoga on the 9th nst appointed by the District
club.
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dock. j. Binford; for the fourth district General
Nat Il Harris, @. Mayors; for the Fifth district, H.
y sinirale and Hiram Cassidy
SIXTH IspIAsA DISTRICT -. McHsad, Judge Perkins,
Judge Beny and Mr. Davis candidates for the do
nocraiic nominaiion. Convention on tho 2ist inst.
CINCINNATI CosGRxsnsS.--In Cincinnati the copper
heads and johnson have made bargain, the my
Policy men 10 support the copperead candidate in the
Frst Congressional district and the democrats to support
johnson man in the Second
The LATE ATTORNEY GENERAL NAxED ron CoSGEssa =
The Louisville Voksotda the late Attorney Gene
raj Speed TO replace Rousseau in Congress
Fos TIE PHnADnrMA CONVENTION. r. Green, one
Of the original republicans Of Illinois, has written let
ter in appreciation Of the Philadelphia Convention.
MISSOURI Joseph ". McClurgh has been rsnominatsd
by tho radical Union Of the Fth district Of Missouri
BENJAMIN Low win bo candidate In the Seventh with
Colonel W. Broadas Thompson, brother OF the Swamp
Fox" for . "conservativen competitor.
vErnor DELEGATION TO THE PmADELrHIA Cosvxs-
roS.-At lsrge-r P. Rsdnsd, democrat; Henry Ksycs,
democrats +. j. Phelps whig Giles Harrington. demo
crai; X Beardsley. republican, Andrew Tracy, whig
l. B. Peck, democrat; J. n. williams, republican.
First distnct-Gaai MoDaniels democrat; q. u. Fisk.
dcmocrat J. NJ Comeguys, republican; Zacheus Ban,
whig. Second distriot-C n Davenport, democrat;
Colonel Worthen, democrat; I. J. Cree, republican;
Major Samuel j. Allen, republican. Third dstrictD. O.
Lindsey, democrat; J. J. Deavtt, democrat; Luoius
Robinson, democrat; ). I. Edwards, whig.
SoIDIH' CONVENTION a convention Of soldiers IN
York county Pennsylvania held July 90 passed resolu-
ons repuda,lng the action of tho Pt,sburg Convention
and plcdging support to Andrew johnson.
FLoRrDA.-The following delegates hsve been ap.
pointed by Governor Walker. Of Florida to represent
that State in the great National Convention st Phadei
phia:-Wcst Fiorida-B. u. Wright, o. N. Avery, Geo.
Walker, Geo, s. Hawkins, y. r. Pitman, J. ID. Durham.
Middle Flords-J b. Love, Robert Davidson Call. J.
L. McKibbin, Geo W. Scott, r. IL Gamble, N d. Papy
Thomas Randall East Florida--F. Mcleod r. o.
Holmes, J. b. Dawkins. N Soano, John stephen Max
we'll South Florda--Wm. Marvin, W. G Maloney
James Gettes
TENTH INDIANA DErRicr. Williams was nom
mated for Congress tho 25h ult by tho republican,
TKsrH ONO DIsrmcr. --Genera Henry s. Commager, Of
Toledo has nominated for Congress by the demo
Gratis
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NEWS FROM rfYAs

General shcridan's Visit 40 Bro~nssfIIe. Tue
Legislature 20 Meet the 9th. Gsversss
Threcknsortos ts be in.Garated on the SsA
of August.
GAIvHsros, TEXAS August q 1895
The steamer rrcaoio brings haianoroz dates 70 lhs
10Th The Brownsville CAsrier mentions the sudden
rval Of General sheridan in that city He speal mos %
his time in Ma.anoras. On dit--ths, he bore onciai
anu mysterious messages the Mexican authortiss AN
prominent army officers feod him and be isfi FOR New
Orleans on sunday oae, reigns
GALVESTON, August 3, ls6sl
The President lesgr-hs TO Judge Boil, sscrtary e
State that The Legislature Of Tsras viii moot without
hndrsncs on tho 9th The Governor will be naaguratsl
oa tho oth and then the ocsr, the provisional gov
eminent will turn over then respective bsdges 10 ths
ofncsSs elect
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c A NJ A o A..
SPECIAL rtlesmms 10 rM NEW YORK HERALD.

MosrKxaL, August J, iscs
The impressive public honors paid 10 Major General
Barry this morning have Just o.osed The review the
Champ do Mars another Of those brilliant and
trac,lvc aAirs which have OF late been uboraiy
corded 10 American general oicers visiting here The
troops in review consisted of the fourth battalion of the
RIFE Brigade and the 2ad regiment Of Royal welsh Fusi
ller-, Coloosl Bell commanding Major General er jas
Lindsay In chief command The troops nut
executed The general movements incident 20
field day including . sham nsbt Sub.
sequsniiy 70 this they passed review order
MAJOR General Barry receiving full salute the officers
and oolo being front Thousands of people witnessed
the spectacle and the highest need Of public respec,
vas shown 70 the distinguished guest of the DAY
General Barry will pass the remainder OF the dsy 10
private hospitality and public reception 10 viii
leave th. city tonish! for Quebec
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Nssy all ths fas, troltets 10 To cguH,ry are
thsr way 70 Buffalo 70 eost.pd iot ne Lara. paues
oSsrsd by the alton HAVING eharss q tb1 great
hors r whch rin lsss plsc. "a ne Ifth i,tt, 10Th
aud i1lh o. This month. Derisr Pstsbsn, IT,, General
nuti,r and oshers are already lbs ground, Fsstng
fea1y fns scu0r wtfs LADY Tb0rns Gss~wa Witss sna
Toyorto ChIf rlii utsiy 10 bsif wv 10 few days
C.nala ara the west sin have thsf fssisa ns.s On
xsnd and he purses af~ made fof 81 ls~.ss snf
vs6ss ~ fotsr the sntres fDf sseh si - nuasfo4a
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koSrAsst, Aussst a, i1l.
ne feusvihE horws hsss bsss snisfsi ts sts.iag
70, ths nouusl rsrs d 500, god = b. r1a fot
"a tuesday rsrt A. - Hysenths -ci mar, Reporter,
Klrgsshss as.s FIlshl slbnbs wsson and csora
ror ths Qassss gate t.lns hsr sslesiy TN ~ any
gansas tAs fo'i5sag sniras hsvs ossu nssis ,rassy
flsss wo,fm.s, Glnnsppss Amber wpteh, Mora
Dsly Grsssopp~s Queen hsry ssa sally Gfsy
yss NE spss Bsrtls fsos Lssas alsasi ssd Ysgv
ya sss frsrlaa hs1sIssp harsi. 70, y. .nrss ,ss
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La No talflAl ANf

FHtADsDMs. A4N 80 p iA@
4 ~ dssgsish frofs wsseisgso = - L-ssss
nr
Csnsssi gt-rtsn. n fssys,sh ffon Ns~ Ogissss u
Gsrsf. sfsst fsc1sTea " dsy slatss that ts si<
IL ttN ssy HA ths s-t<t - hastily ronxr.gsGsx
nsh hS lea r~pfsssntd b1t ws The r-sut q
grscoso%rtsd saa pfs sfrsegsf ri0@ - ne rebss "
s.a sbtsf 10 leNfnT nigs rsn u The ssts s~1 nsl
ttsfs a svifsscs that the plsn con,srsS1 vs>ss
ago thsrfsa siso siv-s " hs otfrkr tnsf "a % kvt
90 sansssesrsss - tbs fstsi pss " ~ Loslssas y
ssT .loas s-sivs sssir.s ras.s svs.s w,oys ssyvss
IA Io1gssA
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OTTAWA, August 4 iss6
The discussion of the Total numbor OF constituents %
the Canadian Provinces under confederation has pro
rrcssed oonsosrsbly Tho liberal party offered several
amendments. one Of which vas that the upper house
Lsvsr Canada should be elective body instead of BE-
Ing spp0n,sd; but they al ssfsassd By large
joriue,.
IN, School bl 10 nov undsr discussion snd s rapidly
sAkias . religious tsndsrcy rhs tscsss'eos spoa "
LSss Aalxasss< ana htiSE
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY. AUGUsT 4. 1866.

weights are foIows.--Di Vernon ,one hundred and
sixty pounds; Charley Riley, ono hunhed aud nty.sI
pounds; Nora DAILY, Que hundred and ~ pounds, aud
Topsy one hundred and nfty pounds.
For tho Garrison hurdle silver HeeA. ID Vernon
and Garryowen are entered
For the open Province purse Don Juan, Minnie Gray
and Post Boy are entered
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Between tho heats IN the shove tho horte I'd
vcrtised In the BsRALp 70 ba sold 81 swcton On ihe
uAk brought Gus and the aucttonesf pat no
the Paterson Team frra psir a black mares. A. nns
match be found vh ch bsy. trotte togrtber ln
23sk They bid up 10 81 90, bot wers bought IN
by their owner thai amount not being eonsderef half
their value by him. black ally ~ Georgs wilkes
dam star mare, for which the owner pad 1000 vhen
four years old and Zoe which ne refused $500 fec
days .4Irs. then put up, h0t thnrs 0rsr
above 81 COO her bought her IN ALSO sud stopped
ths sale. The other horses advertised 20 " sold ~cs
n uut m
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PERSONAL lHItLllcsNct

Colonel VIM d Mann, late Of the Seventh Mchgaa
cavalry and recently Of this CITY, leaves day fss
Mobile, having been recently appointed and oonnrnsA
Assessor Of Internal Revenue for Tho Southern DIS
,rlct Of Alabama
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YYsrr Plu CsUEss, Aasua . sstla tsoyo nlls
heats bssl thr,o IN Ave - hsrnea.
} J Bowen Daraod bik. BlacksioUs s-lls ? \
Mead. named ~. iohn horsan -.-...tt | :
Tine. a %, f.222 81 -. 80
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DflIH of piYnAsTfR PlAeboNu

hosns Ala, August ises
Paymaster Pangborn died sf congestion of the ssss
after three days II the Pensacola Navy Yard
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HoSryssL, August 3, 1896
The Upper Canadian EDITORS more than one hundred
strong are 10 hold meeting, 70 be followed BY grand
banquet and an excursion 70 Quebec, 10 this city. on
Tuesday the 2lsi Of August
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Beet Literary
Joarnal In the Country.
The wUxLr HxAto for ,hs pressns week. nov rsaar.
contains q continuation OF
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A. Jelly U~sfs sv- Pre.srssi!s 80 the sys-
eissnisl % d. ssssoa aAKsflYrs cALisAYA rosfc
viii give instant relisf res'cne tho sshsnssd syssm .
healthy aon ant removing all Of d4ssAs~ D~pst
97 Brosfvsy rFic~ o.
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ootSltDA f1AsiIis lEDlAirAA6 s61f ere. "a.
Prerkiss, MSsh, flmpi~s tissh~osm@ Eruptions, An
GOuRAuDs ORIENTAL CREAM, on MAGICAL.
BEAuT1tfEn -nef~fenoe.- women of and marvsAr
lous beauty Al his depot. a. Broadway An< druxzl.ss
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POLITICAL INTEILIiENGE-
NATIONAL POLITICS.
NATIONAL PUlIIICS.
Delegates from Alabama to tho Philadeiphia
Convention. tfA
a

Delegates from Alabama 10 tho Philadeiphla
Convention. #k&G
Norma Ala, August s. 1860
The state Convention has appointed Lswt H. Parsons
George d Houston, Benjamin Fitzpatrick, Alexander
whns, A. b. Cooper. John Forsyth, James W. Taylor.
r. r Aendsay. delegates Al large 70 the Philadepnia
National Convention; also the following district dele
gates-First district, John W. Henry C. O. Lsngdon,
W. p. crsnshaw, J. Goidsboro Second district Lewis
Owen. John Gill Shorter, Tyssn, q. Dosssr; Third
district A Battle, W. n. Cruckshsnk, n J. Buiger,
G. n Cober; Fourth district, L n. Stone, J. 8. Ken.
nedy; Fifsh district, j. Foster, A. J. Henry W. O. Heus
ton. O. B. Cooper; Sixth district Thomas J. Foster J.
Lebanon Goodman, W. Mudd, William jackson.
Resolutions were adopted approving the restoration
policy Of President johnson and accepting the invita-
ton TO unite in National Union Convention st Phila
dephiA
Delegates from Georgia to the PhiiadeIphia
Convention.
Au0usrA, Ga, August s. 1soo.
Tho following have been elected delegates 10 ths
National Union Convention Phadelpha Sixth dis
trict, John H. Christay and r. NJ Mcmillan; Seventh
district, Richard y. Lyon and James Astner.
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prcanf-sr..' orri.1T1sisow wsycssTrf TrfLr r:sfs ~
nsudou. sale all tho county hs,s stsrtsd esrten
qusck, limitations Evsry ArnsTsi snS-s ns V -
all right;
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Al Pri..s In The Key.I u.v.ns asS ether
r. uAIsE. Bfthsr. IN Hfo4ivss.
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s.s.r s.tsr: .'s:. .. r.--.. r..s..; k.;''"
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cal report made on tho mineral resources OF California
and Nevada
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..ar.ud,s resdrs --sr,l. tyr.s'- ussy
80 sfes<-. sss sfufasas ssns1. u ~
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a. !; .,s: 2,fsS rfssS; IEis.Isr az. n;
AND BREAsf ELkyArOh - Cansl su.st
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ps.sem,'.' sssnss.'i s~n.e'.' had .y
Hsat lac pal 20 ~ Fto@ststs fs,<ut sfst stsA
naiis. sssths ne vs.. tksa rails tasfisg
fhsr.s. eAs.g ss< saN. rsasAts nsssafs 80
k1us 4 suff - tts vis< ~
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AL Ess.slier shsalA have DaIlcy's Magtr41
rAfk EXTRACTOR for the burns ous, Bs.sss sad sala
Diseases. W vhieh children Liable vor uoslunD
bi,es and dressing for - a. 10 tsvsiuasls -
New
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Bs,rheIsr'. psis Dy~.-Th~ Hest In tho wsvi1.
he sny usfst bfe. k.fmlsss, febshls. lhssnsnss-A
F.ffags. Al HAf
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DR.. Ls.s~.',sy'. NV ~. r,.~ roe. a.,ss
fsarr osIi .sa hsLshoLD ~ - Broadway.
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- wsmss's Glory" ."-Tk~ MaSsiseess Hair
OF muiiiudes Of Amso.n ladies' sscrshed 70 the q
BURNRrrs COCAINE No other pr,p.rs,ioa ssAssv
sns tbs various condition. Of ,hs bumaa hsi as,urs
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yi..,is s,eslins.. T,s--~., Hssa.ses, a.
IN GLovgR IL sss sy....
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u.- %.-.-. % ..ll. l:.,.. G:,%r."ifI.:tc :.sp:. I.:t
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n. EfisssgsV; AEs5,SIlSir Ess5,SSIlSirso sYnur an ......,
for all diseases - children II r-sv~s hs shd fss
pain. regulates the and bousls and. osiaG
health 10 the child comforts and rests the aothsr Durs@
the of eething inestimabe wsn4
colo and gripping IN The bovsis
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~ o.,y s.ti y..s wsnr D-ek v.-i. =, -
ssfA "A fsrs lls sa@t - ttis nstips
oLARsg rs1t9f %. wlisn af.s,
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Hasi.. riss.arr Best-, -hip.' Hssis, ss<
helsnis LIE koNfs - 81 dsesTlpN~ns 80 hsnd
iAaEhh1iLk. rs sna 80 tssth sr.~t
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Dr. Q..,a'; ps.'.phiie II. ne, Ds.'r,s,:
n N.
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Death 4. Pii~-. "Hsrt.hsrss's Ei~rtvie Wy
~ Drssss saa JEssfss BAscoCg Gpsy sS-st
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s'p'.s l".nss ,.ss.u..s'.s.. .,ss rsR
raR.gIY ruY u.r rOs yssiLY rer Arsas
-sntss GTiftf @-iNs s.skts< Gosnt.rr - hfs>f-sy.
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Poetry ~ ON fnsSD, wIrn SK~ FAcxsn and 'sBssosr
Asp Arrm MARRIAGE
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"rHE DIAMOND CROSS. f."
M GnrAr STORY oy AxEmAs soasrr.
Br WILLIAM BARNET PHILLIPS.

WHITES Errr-aLr roa ms wuxr HrsALo,
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