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D-f 4 INV. '1HtII III "
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.
CHERfFF's SALE.

SIfEKITFS SAFE.
by virtue OF an order OF sale. and decree Of a
fore losurc of mortgage issued out of the Office OF
the Clerk OF Marshal circuit Court in favor of
Daniel F. NanNalkenburgh and az inst Henry
Steiner JohDkarn Harriet Steiner I'D Elizabeth
karn TO me directed: viii offer for sale at public
a"ciion, on Saturday. Sept, 25th 1863. between
the hours OF ten o'clock n. M and four O'Clock p.
m. at the court house door in Plymouth, Marshall
CouBty, Indiana az The Law directs, the following
described real cstatc. wit
Eleven acres out of the south east corner of the
north east quarter OF section six, t6) III township
fhrty.threc, (3 north OF rsnge two a. east, the
same being south and adjoining the Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad. situated In
Marshall County,, State OF Indiana. TO the highest
bidder, for cash. without regard 10 appraismcnt
laws, subject to redemption.
52t3 DAVID HOW & riff
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SCRIBBLIyG ~ PRAYER BOOKS


SCRIBBLIyG ~ PRAYER BOOKS
A casual pcep'int6 The prayer books
which lie scattered aboub the pews of
some Of our fashionable churches reveals
the fact that what has hitherto been
looked uPoa as means Of communicate
ing with God may be made the chan
mel for at least four things which have
very remote connection with religion
Wis: criticisms, love making, gossip
and poetry. Under the first heading !:
" Who issfat 'gentismarthat has just
come in with Annie Browf?' '1don't
know, but she looksiike a perfect flight
in that shcphcrdcss hat, with that
great bunch of curls underneath five
shades lighter than her own hair" or
this, in fair, clerkly hand ''Iwonder
if tlrat old gentleman In the gown is
going to nreach all NIGHT = On. b
This reyercnt remark has reference, Of
course, to the officiating clergyman
Under the second heading: "Does
your ma know you are out?" ''No, but
my sweetness docs"
"You needn't go tonight when pa
shuts up the house; he always does that
at nine O'clock" 'you bet" (This
touching conversation is" carried on
through the medium of lead pencil,
and the replies are written" id bold,
masculine hand, with many fourishcs.
Under the third heading. ''Just look
at Mary in a pink silk She is thirty
if'she is day, and will be wearing
bibs next" "She has turned her dress
and dyed it." (1'hc remarks arc made
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TEHS-UO-KESTIC AND FOREIGN
WtSUINGrGs. Sent. 20.

W ASHINGTGS. Sept. ~.
Oliver Anes, president of the Union
Pacific railroad, has sent circular to
the stockholders Of the road, giving the
earnings Of the road, since its opening
from May 10 to 81, at 1891 ,f2O ~;
from June.1, to 80. s79S,602 20; from
July 10 to July 81, s623,550 96. Not
withstanding the rates for passengers
and freights have been largely reduced,
the earning4 Cor August will stand at
about the same figures as the earnings
for July With all the disadvantages
attending the opening Of the road, the
average earnings 50 far have been at the
rate of about eight millions year. This
increase. the president states, will be
ample to meet the interest on It's FIRST
mortgage land grants.
In regard to the structures in certain
quarters upon the failure of the govern
ment to prevent the sailing of the Hor-
net, it can be said that the authorities
had no evidence whatever, nor could
they obtain any that would justify them
in OBTAINING her.
The full strength of our navy, actual
ly on duty in ships and guns, is as fol-
lows: North Atlaatic squadron 10 ships,
G9 guns: Sotth Atlantic, 4 ships, 43
guns; European fleet, 8 ships, G6 guns !;
Pacific, 1 ships, II guns; Asiatic, 9
ships, % guns; on special duty, 3 ships
and SO guns. The force could be treb-
led at short notice.
1t is stated that strong hopes are en-
tertained by our government that Spain
will eventually accept some proposition
that will secure the independence of
Cuba. No fears are appreiiended of a
collision with Spain, as no cause Of Of
Tense has been or will be offered. Mi :
lister Sickles' note, whicl, Causes 80 much
comment, was simply a reminder that if
Spain had formally accepted the United
States as q mediator between that coun-
try and Cuba, our government was ready
to enter upon negotiations. The Gu
| bans have determined. sooner than sub
NIT to Spanish rule. to render it unten-
able for the Spaniards, and will destroy
all their crops rather than have them
seized ky their enemies and used as 9
means to carry cr war against thems
1t is stated that General Butler vii
be ready in the coming session of con
gress to deliver speech on the cxtrav
agance of congressional committees. Hii
remarks are expected to apply particu
larly to the Ways and Means commit
tee, of which Schenck is chairman. Mr.
Schenck is prepared, having secured
some damaging facts against Butler
connection with certain raanufacturin.
Institutions.
The amount of specie held by the Ma
tional b ni,s of tie United St,te
IN the Sth inst. was SIT, jas
III As.
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DAVID HOW, Sheriff vi. {.
NOTICE rs NON-RESIDENT.

STATE OF INDIANA, lss
MARSHALL COUNTY,
In Common Pleas Court, November
term, 1856 y
Daniel c. Dcwey)
VS., ; Divorce.
Henrietta Dewey
The Plaintiff in the above entitled
cause, by his attorneys, has filed in my Of
fee his complaints aga inst the defendant,
and it appearing by the affidavit of &
competent person, that the defendant,
Henrietta Dewey, is non>residcnt of
Indiana, she is therefore hereby notified
of the pendency of said complaint against
her, and unless she appear, answer or de-
muir thereto at the calling Of said cause
on the first day cf the next term of said
court. To begun and held st tile court house
in the town of Plymouth, on the first
Monday 5f.November. 1860 said CONS
plafnt and the matters and things therein
contained and alleged will be heard and
Diet efnined in her absence.
JofIN.C. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
51t3 BY o. Il. KLINGER, Dep
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SATURDAY., OCTOBER ., 1850

Between the hour ofl0 o'clock a. m.
and CLOCK p. M. at Ike court house door
in Plymouth, Marshaf county. state of In
diana, as the law directs, the following
desert bed real estate, to-wit:
Lots one q and four lin block number
eighteen 0S) in Tyncr City, Marshall
county. Indiana, TO the highest bidder for
cash, without regard to appraismcnt laws;
subject to redemption.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of an order of sale and n decree
of foreclosure of mortgage issued out of
| the Office of the clerk of the Marshall cir
cult court. in favor Of Charles McGOvern,
and against Stephen Morris, and Henry J.
| Bickel. rcplcvin bail. to me directed, l will
offer for sale at public auction, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1869,
between the hours of 10 clock. a. IN. and
clock, y. H., at the court housd door in
Plymouth. Marshall county. State of Indi-
ana, as the law directs, the following desert
| bed real estate. to-wit:
The west half OF the northwest quarter
and the northwest quarter of section seven
+ (7), in township thirty-three (33) north OF
range No. one - east. containing one hum
| dred and ninety-six 26-100 acres more or
| less, situated in Marshall county, Indiana,
! to the highest bidder for cash without re-
gard to appraisment laws; subject to re-
demption.
DAVID HOW. Sheriff r. C.
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.
STATE OF I.4DIkNAl
MARSHALL COUNTY
In the Common Pleas Court November term 1869
William Holland n,u
Eunice T. Holland. divorce
The plaintiff in the above entitled cars. nv his
attorney. has filed in nv office his complain;
aeaiEst the defendant, and il appearing b. The aft
iavt of a competent person mat the .fcndant
Eunlce / Holland is nonresident of the State oi
Indiana she Is hereby not flied OF the tendency of
OF said complaint against her AMI niles she appear
and answer or demur thereto a. the c. ling OF said
cause on the second day of.the next term of said
csnrt. 10 be begun and held at the court house in
the town OF. Plymouth, on the first Monday OF
November. 1895. said complaint and the matters
and things therein contained and alleged will be
heard and determined in hcr ABSENCE,
52t3 JOHN c. CCSUNkN. Clerk.
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SHERIFF"S SALE

BY virtue of an order cf sate and decree
of foreclosure OF mortgage Issued out of
the Office cfthe clerk Of the Marshall circuit
court, in favor of SAMUEL w. Miller, and
George /. Brink. and against Simon p
Lash, Ea4ina' J. Lash, Hartford Peter,
James t. Fife and josiah III. Fife, to Inc
directed, win offer for sale at public auc-
ton on
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MADRID. Sept. 10:

The army muster and despatch Of
troops of the line for service in Cuba
continues by order Of the government.
General Prim, accompanied by the min
lister of.foreign afairs, will return from
France on Tuesday
A report is in circulation in the city
to-day, to the effect that the candida
ture of the Duke of Genoa, nephew of
King Victor Emanuel of Italy, for the
| thNnc of Spain, has tailed.
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LONDON. Sept. 20.

Dun tocpt. ~
The Post Gays it appears that Amer
lea cnly'made friendly representation
to the Madrid Govcrnmeat-in favor of
the reasonable dehlard,of. the Cubans.
1t is probable Napoleon suggested to
the Regency that Spain should act con-
sideratcly toward Cuba, and so disarm
American influence. The French gov
eminent favors coneiliatery policy at
Mrdrid, and non-intcrventioua at Wash
ington.
The Standard says Prim'sr attempt
to induce England and France to Join
in a protec.orate for Cuba failed.
PARIS; Sept, 20.
The journal dies D6Bdts believes that
France and England are disposed to
support Spain with their counsel, but
the menacing character of affairs has
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considerably diminished, and there is
reason to hope that the misunderstood
ing with the United States has been
brought to a satisfactory termination.
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Carefully put MP al AL hours OF the NIGHT. by en-
experienced druggist. We earnestly invite the
TTtfblic To favor with call and examine our
stock, aud become convinced OF the fact nat We
are doing liberal business.
10 . BlAIN & Co
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WILL MrRITED CoAPLMzsT.-In wrltin z
to tho California Eraminsr, General A. N.
VIM, president Of the Inventors Assocla.
tion, Han Francisco. pays the following thbuts
to the examiners OF the Patent Once In the
claSs OF "wood working machines" with
which he has had considerable business,
having taken out several important patents
Of very ingenious coutrlyance aud large use
fulness In planning machines and window
blind making. He says!
SIN connection with the brief description
OF our valuable Inventions, must say good
word for tho examiners In the classes to
which they properly belongi /. G. Tasker IL
the examiner In chief. He Is a man pretty
we'll advanced In years, q good mechanic,
slear In his understanding OF the models OF
Inventions, candid, free, and honest In his
intercourse with Inventors, polite and alton
tive TO those who have to call on him, and,
according to my way Of thinking, he 10 ono
OF the best men for the place that have
ever seen. To him am much indebted for
Information concerning my business here.
"Mr, 7. 4. Chandler, first assistant, and
a; sutphen, second assistant, are very
intelhgent, polite gentlemen, and well suited
to their positions.
&c. d. Ireland is tho clerk Of thIs cl...
which includes all inventions for wood. voTL.
Ing machines. or Mr.. Ireland, / have NO,
seen much; but am pleased with him 90
far, and the Indications are that he 10 well
fitted for his place.
&c have not been thrown In company with
the Examiners Of other classes, and OF course
can say nothing In relation to them; but
when we meet with public officers who do
due credit"
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sTorPAoE or Potomac wArER.--By reason
OF leak In the main pipe of the Washington
aqusduct, as will be seen by tho notice Of the
water registrar in another column, the sup
ply will probably have to be shut of until
repairs eau be made. All persons should,
therefore, lay In two or three days supply
at once.
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wtsaiISros. b. O.. D.ss@b.r J. Iss.
q s sfson%...o F Fs.mD.S 9. f fsI.
tsusiSs t y N. ds....sd pr.yIsI AZ lhs %
rhomP.sa On IS. ii,t asS 81 p.ssuss,a isS' ias
a,S.ss IN htshis. for VOID Paper
sIS..a a. q \: S,s a.y y J.sSsy s:ris ts.s he
spd that aid petition - hard "a he ~ d.y u
. ssssfssT Asxh Any perez nv .opp9s. ihis en-
assesN 0onnishsAa VI Pstvnu
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The KIMBHRLr-BUrLER SUIT, which was
expected to come up at the present term OF
tho United States Circuit Court In Baltimore,
has been further postponed until the 9th day
ofnext April.
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s.rupp.y uoRsrNo.....,, ,pscrunkR1 ism.
""o. oe.. .os. p. =. 80. - .,en.-
W. J. MURrAaH -: Editor and Prsprtster
--.-.-.--.----.--. --.....d -.
muuiostio,.' ca,t,h,.srs viii therefore preserve
epIss
,sCa = n.0u
r. A, M, an ais,mi,~ .xv,ntor. AZ ths A.
"a, wh,oh ,or,,.,,s,n h.. ,..,b.a ,h.,
!. ,i,..,.a T. a.. 1900. =, 49,. 81.
n,.r,.,,. 60 ~. ,,. 80 ~ sp.r, n
R,chs,d.on, Wa Az M, sre.t nm Of tbs
de.a I'M, mi. c..o sgo,d. a coca tart.
II.r. ~. a.. 80 - . mar ,-ho..
.,sas', - - s...,,.,., H.. ..
~. ~. - - 80. :,
a'o,'' SO Us 49,. .e.N - e.uo
ing n'' VIZ" n's na"e Auu p'osoes'on "ueu
sne nAu ou ,r w. , , sAH' oouuu NO,
:, ~ ms 'as.o'' A'"' non
~. n0 " . ioos Nv. nJu''. nouo,, VI
~. .s' " m u
~, - =, -
1''o''o !" oo'A'"'u, .u0 uJns M.n
"'' p'oui'eo' Anu N uA'ou '"
fuonaAm VIE OIL ms muruefer' h"sf sus'
NC raves forever the scene Oh u" 50 iA'o'
ana nn. macfariand' 2" sage I" ios WIN
tne heritage OF hichardson.s name tne un-
oounaea symPa'ny o. ms nienas' snd All tns
'oAnaAi Ana puoue.y "niea INC so'ld 40
manu-. "sns snare OF 'hn mo's husseoy.
- .ns 'nr" ior scandAious sensuons
e''uenoo vi 'N'a'ed puohc 'as'o' OF 'oo
rssu" Oh atoo tree and unresraineu Jour-
hAh'm' wherever hes tue iAuis' nn ous
tnAs aAhy increasing Every Week o''nss
Us tue detail OF some domestic inieinity or
fAmiiiar intrigue, when ampnned AND
expanded win all the minuu" Wnien 'ne
papers can ootain' or faihng 70 recsiVe In
tru'n, manufacture Tor their readers Inc
least mint that reaches the ear OF nswspa-
per writer 10 seized upon and endoNoo Win
SENSATIONAL interest," even 'housu w. uo'an'
arc suen ~ pure "omAn "ouia 'a,,n
from oe'ng orousn' INTO con.a'. WIN. n'
prsas an account Of the ENHANCEMENT Of the
father Of household in some intrigue thai
brands him forever In the eyes Of wife
family and society generally, and Nomer
and men who would consider themselves %
tracissd by mingiing actually In such an In.
trixus, will read with ferocious ayiiIsy Of
the scandal that surely reaches vitaiy one
human heart.
We can readily belleve that the public
taste, fed upon the keenest eIcitements Of
our war neys. NAV not readily accept less
r,ob,, ..a,or.d fooa hu, /, i, M ,,cn.o for
''e io't' Wv 'O'
the oiassed ana vicious ATTACKS OF ing jour
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The Commissions OF Indian affairs has
received for delivery to the proper par
ties two hundred and forty-nvs patents, is
sued to purchasers BY direction OF the Sec
rotary Of the Interior, dated 3oth January,
1858, under authority Of the 9th article OF the
treaty Of June "a, 1852, with the ottowa
Indians OF the United Bands OF Blanchard's
Fork and Roche do Bosuf. Tho area en-
braced by these patents is 22,a77.27 acres,
situated In franklin county, Kansas.
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TTHiTlD srATIs PATEsT oTTIoE,

JHiTlD sTATIs PATEsr oTVIoE,
p..s: y q q S Tasss q i ICE
Wills. n. Y. PsEias itSr The ,sItsasion Of =
1904. fer an imProvensnt In 0ultiyiHag PIJws;
IL y ordsrsd that The testimony In The ease be
tor Alag aIg anne ATS and a. EiaminsTs report Be-
limited % the fth day efgsbruAry merit. and that
neII t~Tt'
ksy person may oppos. this sI,sasion.
SAMUEL D. USHER,
dsot'sh CsmmissionsT OF PAtsnls.
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Daily reports are made Of relief Afforded By this
remarkable remedy.
Persons In Baltimore curious 10 learn Of benz
south Charles, IS Hanover. 81 St. Paul, ia Frank.
nn, No Saratoga, " snd 81 North Gilmore, 1875 North
Ali the Druggists. and hundrsds Of persons In
Ws.aa,nsson: y g., AlsI.ndIia. Y. tsd shs sur
JuI Remedy.
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Ths Navy.
The Dolly Norrtr1 CAvoniels, (washing-
ton Hovsmbsr 20 IA6Q \ savs.

Ths Navy.
The Daily Norrt~p CAroniels, (washing.
ton, November %, 1888, says,
"The present Organisation Of the
Naval Department Is working wonders
Il advances abreast with the Treasury
aud army 10 their admirable record Of
economy aud retreuehmeut. Heretofore the
Navy Department, even In the heat Of var,
has been looked on a. an old fogy, water.
logged institution 81 best. Now Il moves,
and moves right-in full accord with the
policy Of the Administration and tho people.
Il IL 70 BE- hoped there will be no change.
The nation b ell awake TO the advance being
made In the naval service, which seems to
have been resuscltated from the throes Of
Of lie best friends, and disappointing the
wishes OF its WORT enemies"
II the writer OF tho above paragraph and
What preesdss IL b competent witness, the
testimony IL important aud valuable. 1t
deserves careful consideration by our legis-
lators and Statesmen.
This testimony Il that the existing orraui-
nation Of the Navy Department, which wa,
substantially revised In Is42, Is adequate to
al tho requirements Of this agency OF the
Government. The bureau system meets
every want. II carried us admirably through
the war, and added largely TO the list Of
naval heroes, and enabled all to wreathe
thsir brown with lsurols. Under this bureau
equalization the world was made acquainted
with the existence and merits OF Farragut
window, Wordon, Boggs, and others, al
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Furs,
FurB.
FURs, FURs, FURs.

Mink Sable,
Hudson bay Sable,
Royal Ermtne,
sib. Squirrel,
Fitch Marten, Water Mink, Ac., &c,
On Together yi,h ,Gi s:sOr.%sYtv
B. H. sri EN- ETZ. Halter aud RsrrieI,
aaSa Pa ave.. ID d'srfr0m Thirteenth street
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GEN. SHERIDAN, who has been alex for
some time In Chicago, was reported yester.
day as being much better.
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W.Dn; RICHAU's GOLDEN RENE
health and money. $1,000 Rssard Tor ssy Ca" e1sc
Dr. sf6fHrHnSss S TbbEsss 'fsy t ts,! 4 Ms
ssursf rUioer,, liberated sore Threat and h9u.hI
i he srsate.t Reaoy.tor, AiteIstiys and BioSd
DR, .RiGHkG's GOLDEN BALsAM. No, ..
cures kerou rial Affections, Rheumatism In all It's
forms. and gives Immediate relief In all cases.
Price q either No. or u per bottle. or two
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radical cure for Nervous or General Debility 10
old or young, lmpa Iting energy with wonderful
effect. Price f5 per bottle. or two bottles for o.
On receipt Of price these remedies wi be pped
to any place. Prompt attention paid to all cor
re.spSndshPnIs Mere gePpiRss SithSsI he name q
RICHARDS, Sole Proprietor. blown in glass Of
Address DIR, D. B. RICHARDS. No, aasvaries
stIeet. New IoIk oel-eodly
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tw-IMPORTANT MEDICAL

y L l U Il
YOUNG, MATITSKRHEE, AND AGED
BOTH sexes.
~ X TX TONIC Pr l.
prspssrsd irGn recipe Of 9ns Of ths most distin
Aner two ys.n sueeessful trial, are confidently
thorough cure Tor Dsbiiitstioa and Wsafnsss u
every description.
These Pills can DO taken without change Of diet,
cans desired 70 be benefited. where they certAiniy
ao nave an almost miraculous effect eorreeting
snd the liver and renewing and restoring the per-
A box contsinipg thirty Pills, with dirsctisns,
which sumeisnt IN Al cases, can be had q Q. r.
ehusetts ayenus and Sixth street, one square fron
no2D- eolgt
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For several yssr. ~ S.sd AGaE Ti
took heavy cold, which settled on my lunEs.. |
tsIe.. but found NO relief WAS tsfy .sicf al
s.nmsr: ! vent into the country hoping II would
more vioi.nt than eyer. had : fiji ghtfui 6emor.
Ihags. which iasssd nvs days. was very low and
eOughed lnssssantlyi could not sleeps had no sp,
I'd s sy:F.H,St ~ \.
dsifal Rsmsdy. TOOK this remedy, Viafass, about
eight months and ny friends aud hundreds Of Ac.
q1aintsaoss In WaahinEton, who knew my sup
posed hopeless aud bed Ridden oonditioa, are sur.
prissd TO see me attsndins to my household Affairs
people generally, have rese msndsd Il TO sew.
oral an loted persons during the year who have
Mas. LOUISA HURDLE, e25 O street.
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had severe cough, resulflpE from neglected
gold I tried various peetorAl remedies without
alarmed. lsdy friend iadaSed me to try a bsttls
Of De Bing's yiAfuEe. InAf " day. was entirely
cured ! have had no Tetur. OF tbs s neknsss since
WIN, W. De MAINE,
Assistant City Surveyor.
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W-BOILINa HOT AND ICE GOLD
~ SODA,

Drawn from the same Fountain.
AT MILBURN's DRUG STORE,
$50 Fifteenth street, opposite United
States Treasury.
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L AT GREGORY's.
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KIssENGEN, vICHY, sELTZER
AND SARATOGA WATERS
noS-lm ON DRAUGHT.
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Fssa sALI.TnsE. STORY BRICK ~ ,d HOUSE, 9,
saas.. G's.Sisss hss.sf. saTSis msntsis. al in
::ssa r.l P1 :'is ~ & re-. g e.. VIZ Sc s:
os7.T tSnij ass Pa Az. near IN it.
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Fer All Throat and Lung Complaints,
Plsarisy, Asthma, Dipthsria, Bron-
shitis, Catarrh, sudden CsIds,
and Innammation OF
,.,,, the Lung.
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EoR RRHr-RoONS AT 10. .ole NoRrH b
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