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A V I s. I TO r
once said II we only knew where the resident
citizens made their purchases there We should get
well served. To such we offer
A DIRECTORY.
The ladies who desire the latest styles OF fash.
ionable Head Dressing. CuriS, ChignOns Or
Braids, Go 10 N. 4 4. ASHTON.
The gentlemen who desire to be presentabe in
Adonis attire, for Wigs,
co TO NJ & A. ASHTON.
All who desire the best German Colognes,
Go to III. & A. ASHTON.
For Dladem or Corona Combs, all
Go to M. & A. ASHTON.
Those who require the best Extracts,
Go to II. Il A. ASHTON.
Every one who desires good Hair Brushes or
Combs, Go to n i a. ASHTON.
OF necessity all who require good Tooth
Brush, Go to II. & A. ASHTON.
For genuine Tale de Venis all must
Go TO NJ & A. ASHTON
For Hair Dyes and Re2enerators, nearly all
Go 70 NJ A ASHTON
In fact, all who require genuine goods from the
following houses
Society Hygienique. lBaileys, .
Lubin's z iAtkins0ns,
Cowdray's, lS|GosneAs, z
Piyer, (e-lLowe & SOrs, tS
Guerlain, SlYardley, I
Henry & Demarson, Rowlands / Sons -
Gowland, 10
AS also, Vents Goods in their line from every
reputable manufacturer In the States.
60 to N. b A. ASHTON,
No. $40 King street,
Five doors from Market street.
noY1 mWfBnos
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Hotel Acknowledgements IL.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL-
George z. Whaley, Lewisville, S. c.; Captain
James Merryman, q. S. Revenue Steamer Nanse
mond; w. T. Force. Charleston; A. b. Crane
BerSley, Mass; Charles G. Leary, New YORK; 5
A Mood, Darlington; C. T. Cobb, Mrs Cobb, Miss
Cobb, New York; T. R. Canty, Florence; John NJ
Caster, New Jersey; NJ. s. Canty, Clarendon; Miss
Francis Butler and maid, Miss Smith, Miss Smith
Buffers Isle, S. c.; James E. Kelly, Mrs. james r.
Kelly, Mrs. Rodgers, Charles II. Gallalee, New
York.
PAVILION HOTEL.
j. H. Suggett, E. A. Peterson, New York; Henry
Lissa, Montgomery, Ala. John d. Bangert, d. S
Messer, Philadelphia, Pa; A. E. Porter, Savan
nah, Ca; John Whltesides, Christ Church Parish
j. whiteman, South Carolina; George P. W. Ka
gen. Dr. II. ]. Moon, David Levi, Manning, s. c..
D. f. Gorden, L. A. Doodge, South Carolina; John
Fl. Walker, Baltimore, Nd; J. S. Bamberg and
wife, Bamberg, S. c.; W. 3. Johnston, Virginia; j.
Carroll and son, Fort Motto; P. McQuaid, George
town, S. c.. W. P. Henen, New York; Fl. 81. Jen
nlngs OrangeburG, s. c.: L. A. Harper, South
Carolina; j. D. Harper, James Harper, Kingstree
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Will be sold THIS DAY, the 14th instant, at II
O'Clock, at the Old Post0tice.
That desirable Market Garden FARM, formerly
known as Patrick's Farm three miles from the
city, containing7H acres high land, more or less,
and now under a high state OF culture. Said
Farm contains four buildings, DC.
Terms-One-halfc cash; balance in one year. Pur-
chaser to pay US for papers and stamps.
lnc1l
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PAVILION HOTEL.
USINE NOTI e s

TOBACCO LOVERS can find every variety OF
the weed at R. L. Morlllo's, No. 352 King street.
All orders promptly attended to.
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miscellaneons.
ID A NWE L L R AC E S

PARN We L L R A G E S.
The Sherwood Jockey Club will hold q RACE
MEETING over their new Course, commencing on
TUESDAY December 81, 1859, and continuing for
three days as follows:
FIRST DAY, DECEMBER 81.
First Race-Sweepstakes, Two Mile Dash, $50
Entrance.
'"N''' SECOND DAY, DECEMBER %.
First Race-sweepstskes, Mile Heats s2e En-
Second Race-sweepstakes, Mile Dash, SIS En-
''AA''' THIRD DAY, DECEMBER o.
First Race-Sweepstakes Mile and o half Dash,
The Club will add money or plate to each Of the
The first Race each day free to all horses; the
second Race each day CONFINED TO County-owned
Closing Race-s1o Post Entrance, Three.quar-
ter Mile Dash, beaten horses allowed Five Pounds.
opened only to horses that have run during the
On First Day, match, Mile Heats. will be run
for s., between General Hagood,s Chestnut Fily,
Saluda, by Congaree and II. w. Richardson's
Bay Gelding, Agate, by Red Eagle.
First Race punctually at IL NJ each day.
Persons wishing to attend the Meeting can
easily obtain c0nveyances at Biackvllle, and can
House, at Barnwell JOHN 5. STONEY,
decl4 tuf2 Secretary.
IF YOU WANT YOUR PRINTING DONE
In Fine Style and at Reasonable Rates, go to
EDWARD PERRY,
No 155 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel,
Charleston, S. c. decl4 6mos
MO ONE NEED SHAK
FROM FEAR OF AGUE WHO DRINKS
LOMo Ms BITT ERs.
For sale at
dec2 RA0UL & LYNAH.
IF YOU WANT PAPER BAGS, FLOUR
SACKS. and Bags Of every description 90 to
EDWARD PERRY,
No. 155 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel,
Charleston, s. c. dec14 6mos
OUFF, NIGGER, WHAT'S DE MATTER
You left dem dere fritters.
Sal, gal stop dat clatter,
Use miss de SOLOMON BrTTERSy
For sale at RA0UL l. LYMAN.
deco
IF YOU WANT LITHOGRAPH CHECK
Il BOOKS, or Lithographng done in fine style,
EDWARD PERRY.
No. 155 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel,
Charleston, S. C.. decl4 6mOS
OH, Oh, LORD, Oh!
Ne ONE GRUNTS THUS
IT THEY
USE MONS BITT E R S
For sale at RAOUL LYMAN.
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BY r. M. MARSHALL & BROTHER.
OIAMoNDs! DIAMolgOsl

OnITHURSDAY, 10th instant, at IL O'Clock, VIII
be sold at our Office, No. SO Broad street,
A lot of GENUINE DIAMONDS, consisting OF La
dies Ear Drops and Pins, and Cents Pins and
Rings, &c. Guaranteed as represented, or NO
sale. Conditions cash. They can be inspected on.
day of sale from O'Clock. dec13
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Amrtipm 6aIes--Gbis Dap.
BY JOHN G. MILNOR s co.

II AIDES BLACK CLOTH CLOAKS,
IL Mems Black Felt Hats, Clothing and Dry
Goods
THIS DAY, 14th instant, at 10 O'Clock we will sell
at our Auction Salesroom, No 135 Meeting street,
Ladies' Worsted Jackets, Sontags and Hoods,
Extra Size worsted Comforts, Plaid Worsted
Shawls. Zyphyr s-4 Shawls, Embroidered Hand
Eerchiefs, Lapet Shirting, Black Satinets, Printed
Beaver, Cassimeres, Kentucky Jeans, Blue Plaids,
Bleached and Brown Shirting, Red and White
Flannel, Blue Denims, Fancy Prints, Mems Fine
Black Felt Hats, Satinet, Kentucky Jean and
Twill Pants and Coats, Cashmere and Silk Vests,
White Shirts Undershirts, &c.
Condition cash. decH
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TAMES HARRAL & co.
COTTON AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No. Is WHITEHALL SIRE
Lower end OF Broadway
NEW YORK.
Liberal advances made upon Bills OF LadLng.
poy16 1moDSC
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U,HE CELEBRATED WATT PLOUGH.
Drp GOODS, &r.

THE TINE APPROACHES. WHEN
W A R NJ L o T II I N G
Is unavoidable, and the point Is to know
HOW AND WHERE TO GO TO OBTAIN A SUPPLY.
great many have found out already, and now
advise their trends in want OF
DRY GOODS
To call at
F U R C H G O T T & R o.,
CORNER OF XtN1 AND CALHOUN STREETS,
Where Dry Goods can be bought to great advan-
tage Attention is called TO:
100 pair 1O-4 White Blankets, only S. Is, worth
$3.50
12-4 German Coverlets, from 81 up.
Large Comforts, only So.
JOG pair Fine Double Shaws, only 81 so, worth
5000.
Arab Shawls, from 81. up.
l case Brown Canton Flannel, only l5c. per
yard, worth zoe.
Heavy Black Beaver Cloth for Cloaks, only So,
worth s. 75.
A fine assortment Of Brown Shlrtings, Long
cloths, Alpacas Dress Goods, Notions, Ho-
siery, Gloves, &C.. which have been bought by
large quantities, and Will be sold to satisfy the
purchasers In every respect.
FURCHGOTT 4 BRO,
Corner King and Calhoun streets.
sS-A special Department for Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Trunks, &C., sold at correspondingly low
prices. noTZ2 3mos
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By w. Y. LEITCH g. r. S. BRUNs,
Auctioneers.

HOT HOUSE SASH.
Will be sold at our once, No. 35 Broad street, on
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst at II O'Clock,
100 HOT HOUSE SASH by 8, In quantities TO
suit purchasers. decl5
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PETERMAN K KNEE. EXECUTORS DIERSSEN,
VS.. SCHWING. ADMINISTRATORS, EFT AL.
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BY w. Y. LEITCH 6 r. s. BRUINS,
Auctioneers.

TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
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Condition cash. decl4
BY RIECKE & SCHACHTE.
DUTTER, HAMS, SHOULDERS, &c.
ID Will sell THIS DAY, in front of their Stores,
Nos. 81 and % Vendue Range, at quarter OF 10
O'Clock,
pounds Hams
pounds Heavy Shoulders
- boxes Sealed Herrings.
A remaining STOCK OF Retail Grocery Store,
consisting OF:
Fairbanks Scale Tea Cans, Oil Cans, &c. decJ4
BY HENRY COBIA & co.
DUTTER, BACON AND CROCKERY.
Id THIS DAY, at half-past O'Clock in front OF
our Store, will be sold,
20 tubs BUTTER
- Dry Sailed Shoulders
- Dry Salted Bellies.
AND
A lot OF assorted CR0CKERY.
Conditions cash. dec14
BY LAUREY & ALEXANDER.
EIRE CRACKERS. HAMS, sHOUL-
IL DERS, Sides, Potatoes, Sugar, &c.
THIS DAY, 14th instant, will be sold before our
Store, No. 1877 East Bay, at 10 O'Clock,
rs boxes No. l d0LDCH0P FIRE CRACKERS
200 new Sugar-cured Pig Hams
200 Sugar.cured Canvased Hams
300 Pig and Western Shoulders
100 Clear Rib Sides
SO bbls. jackson White" Potatoes
20 bbls. C. Sugar
so boxes Soap and Candles
l Medhurst Scale and Weights.
Conditions cash. dec14
BY w. Y. LEITCH & r. S. BRUINS,
Auctioneers.
MARKET GARDEN FARM, THREE
yl MILES FROM THE CITY, ~ ACRES,
WITH FOUR BUILDINGS.
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BY w. Y. LEITCH & r. S. BRUINS,
Auctioneers.

MARKET GARDEN FARM, THREE
QHl MILES FROM THE CITY, ~ ACRES,
WITH FOUR BUILDINGS.
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IF YOU WANT YOUR PRINTING DONE
4 in Fine Style and at Reasonable Rates, go to
EDWARD PERRY,
No. 1855 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel,
Charleston, S. C. decl4 6mos
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NE w Law 30 s.
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We have also received Form Of Service for
the Iassorsr, Hebrew with English translation IL. II.
Frank) Sermons, by the Rev. THOMAS HOUSE TAYLOR.
d. D. 90. p. Putnam 4 SOM; The Structural LESSONS or
he skin, by HOWARD I. DAMON. M, NJ d. D|B' LAP
pIneott & Coz; The Roman Catholic not he only I1ne
Religion Nec Tale Of Tub, by T. W. N. BAILEY John
Wiley SOM; Tie Ly Series by Mrs. SHERWOOD kobert
Carter & Brothers): Grigh Gaiot. by CHARLES READE
Garpcr Brothers) Ny Te,, Rod Farm Hop became
a Florist by Mrs. MARIA GILMAN (Loringl; Virginia
Graham, by JUSTIN JoNEs tTbe Same; The Generals
Daughter by ANSA ARGYLE American News Coz; Count
Robert Of Paris by Sir WALTER SCOTT r b. Peterson
Brothersl The Surgeons Daughter by Sir WALTER SCOTT
(The samo) Peroiral Keene. by Captain MARRYATr ID.
Appleton Cor Anne OF Geierstei,, by Sir WALTER SCOTT
The same Pope's Iosfioal Works CThe saneG The Tn
Trumpet The samel; Tro Life Paths. by l.. MuHIBsoH
Tho samc); Irish Odes and Oer Poems, Ivy AUBREY DE
WERE Catholic Publication Society," Phineas Finn Is
novel by ANTHONY TRoILOPE Harper Brothers.
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The Catholic World, for April, discusses the
Fable OF Pope Joaa," which the writer insists has
long snce been banshed from all respectable society
though ii contryes TO keep up precarous orsteuce in
the outskirts aud waste places Of literature. The Mod
ern Street Ballads OF Ireland" agreeable paper and
"The Omnibus Two Hundred Years Ago" has rich nm
que flavor but the contents Of the number generally
are topics especial interest TO Roman Catho
lie readers
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26

real services and the upscientho traveller Tho
the use OF his eyes observes for US always wthout oes
aware of IT," DR. PeternauD, the distinguished geogra
pher made almost the same remark to me- four or nVe
years afterward tt ~ M L
The contents of this volume comprise series OF
sketches written at various times within the past
five or ak wears during two journeys abroad. and de-
scrib;ne scenes which lie beyond the ordinary range
of travel Many of the subjects give ample scope to
Mr. Taylors talent for description, and oil OF them
are treated with vivacity and force.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26

The chronological journal, for April, has the
usual biographical sketches and portraits OF distinguished
living characters which form OF the chief attrac'
tons OF pages In the notice OF DR. Harvey Poewth
which this number opens, several Interesting details are
given with regard the history OF deaf mute Instruction.
and Its progress in this country There also sketch
the late James T. Brady discussion the compare
tive OF Eapoleons head the commencement OF
say the "Plancbete Mystery" treating the subject
with sense and fairness and continuation OF Phantas
magora" series Of garrulous recoectons OF some Of
tho statesmen and scholars OF Great Britain
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26

The First Number of AppletOns' Journal Of
Popular Literature, Science, and Art which has just been
issued from the press strikes out path In our
rent periodical literature and will naturally attract the
attention OF readers who look journalism OF the day
OF their principal of information and men
tai entertainment Its prominent features though per-
haps not altogether peculiar, may bo sucoinctly
stated follows Tho journal is published weekly,
instead of monthly. 1t Is printed in n FORM with
appropriate. but not profuse, illustrations. Intended
as an organ OF advanced opinions with respect to
all the great interests Of society, 1t will aim to
keep abreast OF the highest science and PHILOSOPHY OF
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26

The Western Monthly is the title of new
Magazine devoted TO literature biography and the In
teress OF the West. Of which we have received three
numbers from Reed Tuttle, Chicago. IL appears to
st OF capable contributors and bids fair to provo
valuable addition 20 the periodical literature Of the
country
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THURSDAY. March 9S-P. n

THURSDAY, MNIN" =
Gold opened at 1915. sold at lSlFGlSi, @os
inc a,,s1.als4 Cash gold at the opening VI OOs",~
,nansd st s.hs for its use, bat became more P'e""'
loanIna AS high as per cent for carrying ......
Govcrnment bonds we're dull at the opening Inc
actions were hight. but the market bad rmer "1'
was about per cent higher than the closing :,
Of Yesterday At the close, the market was '''"| :
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i1,lD Publications.
A MEXICAN PH0TO-LITHOGRAPH Coz
~ oFFicK HsNALo "Reminiscences lD. -
V'HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1852.

n oTFIcR HsHALO BriLDtse--Broad.sr-Rooa 10.
VllE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1852.
FOURTH EDITION
1lli bopuIr Apnail (, nov rssdy. and contains
AIosonie,l Facts for the Year. Bep,s TAs, Fs,si' az
H. Rsgn C.sRi Of Rg and Setting Of san ssd hoOH, hsh
wItsr trd changes Of the Mooe for all the eOaury
Ill mps,bHsBs Trial Of President JhH'On report of all proni
points the vote, by party divisions 0a the main qsoaI
~. POitissi Platforms Of IsSa viz
A.-Nston.l Republican Pl,.forn a, Chicago ...
a-PToessdiug. Of ihs ConIsntou
b-L,tisn Of Aee,ptaue. BY Gen. Gran, ,nd Mr. colhL
D.-Dsuorrsie Platform at TAamany Hall, ssW.YOrL
a-Tb. 6us struggle for Cssiplsls With the several
ballots and aual rssat
h-L,t.,n Of AeespuAaes By Gov Seymour and 0su.
G-osu Dl,T, celebrated BrO,dbs,a Letter
T. Iss p,u.t ., ,h, CoBss, M UnOp'i Of all
Iaporisbt acts; the Right Hour Law he
VI Casns Msuhssuprsme CoarMnsleri 20 Other eouniea
VII The COur.-Lss Of ss0sto Nish pobue' P0oGes
,ddrsnsL time ofeTpiriIion oitsnnI .. ..
Ll ofM,nbs Of the HOs's Of R'PrsIsn,atrs' With s'a'''
Districts. and politics
VIII Th, ILI,t COuEr,s, ....,..
Ia, ofs.n.tor. a, far 9. chosen. politically s,sii'l
Lat sfM.Bbsnof The House of RePrsssRi."'o' o' S""'
District, aud politics a .-''-a
IL Yaaps.l AG.r-oVudiIOu The PaOls D.s One,lJ Do
cisd 10 Couusn .I. ..
su.b, Of p.s,., Of th, Government from beginning
N. R,b.lioa
Tb, several States Area Popnl,ten, number OF Electors osp
sL Governors poltsy Jsaoisd), their salaries sins their
term, .Ipirs DAY, Of meeting Of Lsg,urs' dsJ' rh'n
stats Elsotons Carefully corrected 70 the prs'sni year
1 Election Ofes return by COaut Of the vote for
and In November, ls6s compared "ish that fo
Lincoln aud MsClell.n Ia 1854
ons, returns By Counties Of votes or Governor or oih'
ksdisG stats omesn 10 1858
one returns BY Counties ard Districts Of votes In lscs for
Member, Of Csagrss With political division Of candidates
stat. L.Sssar.f-Ihsr political divisions In Senate and
House
I'll R.sn, Delegate, to Congress and other Onssrs In
rapidly growing TsrrtoisI
Kill Presidential Esos showing the votes of
sssb STATE and the vast increase IN lSbs
unusual make record ot the vos
gr,p 1853 spy complete aud accurate Nearly stat.
iu for President h been copied directly oa She one.
record certified BY proper os II especial aim give
all and neither has
b.ss spared spproAsh nearly possible 70 ths rssuL
Prize. ~ ssH.s per copy. For sale by all sswtmsa .''
Seven post paid Dollar onisr, will elsd is the st'r Of
their rssspnos.
THR TRIBUNE N,~.rerL
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A new edition of The Life of Horace Greeley,
by JAMES PATTON, is Issued by Fields osgood, Co.
containing several additional chapters In which the
more events OF Mr. Greeeys life are related chiefly
In his own words.
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An INTRODUCTION To THB STUDY OF ENGLISH LITERA.
TUBE. DJ HESKY DAT zmo Tp 30 Charles seionsfk Co
The purpose of this work Is To exhibit the
progressive growth Of English literature, illustrated by
specimens from standard authors In the language at
different stages of IT'S development In carrying out his
pan the author first discusses tho origin and anties OF
the English language, with selections from It's epresen'
tatye writers OF various opochs followed by series OF
critical and pathological notes. lie then treats the
elements Of the language and literature IN sys
te1natlc order explaining the principles which govern
the rise and formation Of language, setting forth the
rules Of English orthGpy orthography, aud poetic
forms aud describing the progress OF the literature In e
several departments Of oratory history. scientific dis
course fiction the drama and poetry with notices Of the
leading authors In each department In Chronological
order Professor Day has succeeded In bringing together
great amount Of literary information furnishing tho
student OF English with agreeable guide on the com
meneement OF his task Ills IA of course almost
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state aud Railway bonds were dall ana DO ssn With
actions were made Miscellaneous shares were u'H
the exception OF Pacific Mail, which was qa'S' Al
The opening transactions were made at 81 WIN rss
s7, se, 20, 50. closing at Sslsssa Express %,reas
dnIL Adams sold at 50 Merchants Uni0p, 10 W.
wnrohont. Union, IOs Western Union Teles'aP. S,f
steady nt s7,ass Tie Railway share ma'ss' IN ,n
and steady without any marked transaeu". Of tM
geperalli list New York Central was tue iea, IA Fort
market. Reading was steady. Rock isan" W ,ns lOs
wayne arm There was u good uenna"u ~ ssrs fs
priced Western shares, aud there "oio y, pau stocss
Michigan Southern. NORTHWESTERN ""' l. 4
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doctrine that psychology is mere branch OF brain
physics must take its place among exploded errors
He will see that Mr. Spencer accords to mind ITS In
dependent and sovereign scientific rights. ana as
Comte had succeeded IN muddling tho oubtece anu
arousng groundess preudices with reference 70 .ne
tendencies Of scientific inquiry the task when Mr'
Spencer has here performed is OF the greatest mpor
tanee TO the interests of advancing thought.
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[COR SALE-ON EASY TERMS--or exchange
- for farm property that well known hotel the PARK
HOUSE, in the city OF Ottawa The house has recently
been papered and painted inside and and thorough
repair Furniture can he had ut valuation. Apply to
THOMAS ROBERTS, Park House,
Or to Goolscl' 4 Carson, Lumber Merchants OTTAWA
Jan 0-tf.
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consumption, may we'll be doubted. but we trust
that, at least, they will convince some skeptics
that sun light has potent influence IN raising
the human body from various weaknesses that
Sometimes are the precursors Of fatal phthisis.