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PAPER ~ THE norsisiiofp.

tie not propose 10 srtai. of tue many
useful anl wonderful articles that are
maaa#.otarel from paper, bn, merely Of
IL lalanl,e uses 10 which il ean he put
Is ihe hnuse.kcrper Few hpnsa.keepers
have time 10 blnek their stoves every day.
u even every week Many wash ihem
ii aiiller clear water or lishwaier, This
.istl4 ihrm eltan. but they look very
6raNn After \ stage has baFn once thor.
ouslly ilarkei. il can In kepl booking
rfrfeetl, vi FIR 4 lung linn hy rubbing
= ~. Frsr evory ii est,ie'
II occasionally iiad pot q gravy q
fruit .iaisa that the rarer MI. 1T take oH
| tnb it with wet elath. but do not put
III water 5nnugh In take pif the backing
find that rubbing with paper is a much
nicer way Of keeping the outside Of my
tra.hestie. r6ll,te.rat, anl tta-lot bright
nnl clpan than ihr ia way II washing
them in suds (fhe inside Of. eoiire anl
tna-p pots should be rinSel IN clear water
aud revtr in the iish.water
Rubbing with dry paper is also the hesi
WY of polishing knives. spoons, and tin.
Witf. Hittf securing llls slAfs Net1lhs
tir knifs.han lies. If a little flour lie h.
an the paper in rubbing inwafe and
spoons. they slime like new silver. fpr
polishing windows. mirrors, lamr-ehim-
neys, etc always use paper in prefer
euen 10 a Try cloth
Preserves and pickles Keep much bot
Ter il brown paper instead of Il cloth i,
tied over the jar. Canned fruit is not sa
apt to ma,a il piece Of writing paper.
Gu, TO Ii the can. i, lail directly on iel
Of the fruit.
Paper Is r.aeh letter 10 put under car
pct than straw II Is warmcr. thinner.
aud makes les nsise gher one wakes over
it \ fair carpet can be niaie for a room
that is not in constant use by pasting scr.
eral thiesacsses Of newspaper on the floor.
over them layer Of Wallpaper. and Civ.
ing it coat of varnish In cold weather
| have often placed newspapers between
my bed.luilts. knowing that two thick.
nesses Of paper are as warm ms quilt =
II il is necessary TO step on a chair, al.
Ways lay paper on it; this saves rub.
hing the yarnish off Children easily
learn the habi, of doing SO = Heafti aaa
HOME
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iI.tNa.

lie e5sfuss9u AMONG mafli : On the
moraliii nf immortality of dancing. se#fas
n III iram hing settled n e9ef w
w5ull MT fesafl il as nsans i afaee.
Hat /. may aiso b. sinful on Il amas
IN efHa in iha n, If Devotion; bui l.
tae IuIe all thna afe laf.
An iiem has been hanting through the
paf l., which st4le that clatia1ef. c6r.
nei aal aa,e h1yn harn introduced inte tn
rhair the f1nertgltianal church ut Wan.
pun. VIZ a.iu
.l'as.5f Til ii II nf nsws far text,
IN # Il asf diRuiiiea Of southern pm
r. eae II. Il aleeeate ihe inffaaat-
ton oi til .acral l5nae na. ~ ehafehss
n a mats ealenlltal II attract ,inners
The argument |. very ingenious "
laata thast paragraphs;
4 W. want II save sinners. v mus
KEEP abreast u til spirit II the hee, anil
W hslicxe that nothing Walill lraw ut aar
rhurehts Ike the revival i the sacrcl
lance w ,tn.f ~ one will Stare thr
erection IT \ platform behind the pulpit
and tlt performance af sacrfl hallet.
" INV " #li4s RAAti tiA III II l. alh4 - iilDsii
NJ, Of tn way as raaple might suppose.
Twelve mouths aga tha nse Of krttle-drums
ii he gallery would hive seemed equally
funny Twelve years 49, tn PLAYING at
an al. from :. Robert the baail : on the
organ Turing prayers would hive strnek
rs with The sane astonisluent But now
nearly all Of aur church music i from the
repertoire Of the opera; aud The usr # the
drum in thc litnny may H. regarded as set
lied Aui in frw years Va boliaye the
Christian public will quietly accept the
execution Of sacred dances Is the skilled
artists on The boards Of lhs church
When Ge9 brought lis people ont Of
Egypt, !" Marion, the sister II Aaron
took a tamhanrinr in her all. and all the
women weni ont after her with nmhenr.
ines. and with dances The danre was
always regarded by the Romans as the
worship # The holy .Sanr nj n feii9.
ioniJns mifdretr," saws Virgil. !" All
my hnnes.' says the psalmst. .. shall .ay
Lord, who Is like unto thee p Dancing
formed part of the religious ceremonies
Of the Egyptians The . fcast 10 the
Lord : which Moss proposed II l.a!a, WAS
really n dance So Jepihah's daughter
came ont TO meet him with iimbrcls and
dances So Judith leads her song and
dance IL triumph over lIoioferneg. Aud
so David danced before the Lord IN the
occasion of the return of the Ark If God
from its long soionrn a, kirrathiearim
The dance was also included among tn
religious exercises in later daYs Of the
Feast of Tabernaeles. We think we have
said enough 10 show TINT dancing inay hc
properly introduced into our church wor-
ship as well as drums. tiddles. bras bands,
&c.h
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and = con a'ant peril to the public peace.

and a cor iant peril to the public peace
Fornication is now not ualy forbidden
lit is expressly legalized by statute. A.
dultery can be pleaded as ground Of d.
vorce, or may be pleaded in an action for
personal damages for tho loss Of services.
It Is nothing 10 the law whether ono lives
in lagrant adultery and notorious dcbauch-
cry and corruption Of families. Forgery
is felony, and burglary and perjury &c
but adultery is not even misdcmeanor.
Aud We are very vrtuous aud indignant
that the laws Of Utah allow polygamy.
The speaker then named the penalties
under the laws of the State from murder
down to n larceny Of FIVE dollars. which is
punished with eighteen months in the pen
ten,iary. But for the crime Of adultery
the penalty, upon conviction, is a fine o.
five dollars, and prostitution. fornica,ion,
seduction are lawful. Oh, chivalrous peo-
pie, that know the comparative value Of
property aud honor
The most miserable eonsequeuce Of the
dcreliciion Of the State il that which is ex.
cmrliii d in that grca, class Of blondy AS.
sassiua,ion to which new ease has just
been added The exercise Of punishment
,"hich should he firmly aud tcmperaioly
held ly the a..sd Of orderly and impartial
justice is delivered over y III, VII, JUS
ticc of the mob, or If the lynch court, or
70 the more frantic hand Of private ven
gcanre. It initia,cs for the moment com
mon Inv stronger than any statute. which
docs more than authorize assas ,inniiuu !:
which invites scarn upon all law nnl all
authority VIII ch mplic, that law shall
be ailtontcl aud insuted III n. own courts.
misinterpreted by is own eSpounlcrs,
and tina, jugies are 10 kiss the book q so-
lenn onihs. in open expectation that they
shall pcriurc themselves before they leave
the box u march forth under the applause
Of The people
But it i The duty of hi hearers that is
his cupacrn, and h. trusted they would lay
il to hcart The responsibility for this
lhomiGahlr condition of ia, laws oi ,hs
State rests upon YOU, - far ns y,nr abiii.
ty exists. y ST i right You are arccs.
sories to tie bloodshrl which il causes il
YOU cnnutcnauca Il. or make no effort to
remedy il.
In closing, the speaker said I" This is
political preaching, hni + asermeu to hi
hearers citizens H. top.d that his A.
lopto State would sooa r. yinlicatci
from This masi foul rfpraaeh
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Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of tho Throat and Lungs,
such ~ Coughs. Colds, WhoopinG
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

0Au Souuu4hPthoAs
Probably never before In the whole history Of
medicine, has anything won so widely and so deeply
upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series Of years, and among most Of tho rnres Of
mon II has risen higher and higher In their cstma-
ton, rs IL has become better known. Its uniform
character and power To cure the various affections
OF the lungs and throat, have made II known n
liable protector against them. While adapted 10
miler forms Of disease and 10 young children, It IL
nj the sane tlmu the most cGcetua remedy that can
be given for incipicnt consumption, and The dan.
gcrous affections of the throat and lungs. As pro.
vision against sudden attacks Of Group, II should
be kept on hand In every family, and indeed as all
sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this antldote for them.
Although settled Consunption Is thought In.
cnrable stili great numbers OF eases where tho dis
seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by tho
Cherry Pectsrat. SO complete is It's mastery
over the Disorders Of the Lungs aud Throat, that
tho moss obstinate Of them yield to H. When moth.
ing else could reach thcm under tho Cherry Pee
toraf they subsidc aud disappear.
Singers aud Pmbifc Speakers nnd great pro-
lection from H.
Isthna Ia always relieved and ofton wholly
cured by IL.
Bronehitis Il generally cured by taking tho
Cherry Pcrforof in small and frequent doses.
For Cough and foid. no better remedy can
be had. Take small doses three times day and
put the feet in warm water Mt night, until tho
disease Is broken mp.
For Influenza. when Il affects tho throat or
lungs tako the same course.
For Hhoopinn 1n0". svG sla doses three
Or four times tg,,
For Group. give largo and frequent doscs until
the disease is overcome
No family should be without the Cherry Pccfo-
rnf nn hand 10 protect them, IN ease Of attack,
from the above complaints. ItE timely use otcn
spnrcs the rsticn. great amount ~ suffering nnd
risk, whirh lie would incur by waiting until he
could get othcr ad Parents keep itin your houses
for the cNiEcncrs that arise. Liyes dear to you
may bc saved by u.
So generally arc a virtues known, tina, we need
not publish certificates of thcm here, 10 mora
than The pubr that the best qualities ever
possessed are strictly maintained,
Prepared by DR. !. G. AVER & Co, Praeticai
and Analytical Chemists, Lowar, Mass and sold
all round the world.
For -alaa Cl.srles faun,u, }lidi'rlnwp nc.
'nd Drus aud Dealers 10 Medicine etyty-
wlnTa. oct. l3--lN
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COLT and Numor. .
NOT 4 PARALLEL CASE.

On one Of the marches Of the Army Of
the Posomac through Virginia. the horse
Of well known chaplain of New York
regiment played out" and was left nj
the side Of the road. soon after which the
dominic espicd fine looking animal graz.
ing in field near the road II required
but few minutes time to transfer the
saddle, etc. to his back. and mounting
him. he was riding out on TO the road,
where be met a United States quartcrmas-
ter, when the following colloquy ensucd
Where are you going with that
horse 2"
Going with him? Why. Tn going
to ride him, Of course" said the chapalin
" But you don't mean to say that you
are going to steal him. do you?"
" Certainly not; but my own horse has
given out. and we are in the encmy's
country, and"
Oh, that's very well. but my duty as
an A. q. NJ. compcls me to take posses
sion Of him besides, don't think il looks
very well for chaplain to be stealing
horse, il his own has given out"
But. my dear sir, said the chnplnin,
. don't you remember that on certain
occasion our Saviour commanded ono Of
His disciples TO saddle and bring him m
ass that he might ride into Jerusalem -
Yes. know all about Tint. but this
isn't parallel ease, sir; youain't our Sa-
viour. we're not going TO Jerusalem, aud
that animal mint a jacksss, 50 you can e.,
right down oil his back, just AS quick as
yen please
The argument Of the quartcr-mastcr
WI, toa powerful. and an unconditional
surrender Of the same was ut once made,
'he poor parson having q jig along on
faot Is best h. might
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Tnr ALMOND TnEr.-The cultivation Of
the almond tree in California is attracting
attention. and in Santa Bai ibara county
fifty thousand seedlings hive been set out
on onn farm. and smaller orchards have
been planted. This tree. ii is reported.
grows rapidly. and three yeur old seedlings
have been known to attain the height of
fifteen feet, and circumference e the
butt Of fourteen inches. An almond trse
in Santa Barbara, thirteen year, old. \
twenty five feet nigh, and il 1870 boe1.
eighty pounds Of npts, worth forty dellasS
The most prolific almond trees II 0Al1be.
MIA are Of the langucdoc yasisly.
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Finrrgoor MASH ron SHINGLES - \
wash composed Of lime, salt and fine sand
or wood ashes. put on in the ordinary WY
Of whitewashing, renders the roof fifty pc.
cert more secure aganst taking fire from
falling einders, in ease of fire in the siein-
ity. II pays the expense a Lunaseifold
IN its preserving influences against the ef-
foets Of Tic weather The older and more
weather beaten the .hingle, the more ben
eft derived. Such shingles generally be-
come more or les. warped. rough. and
cracked; application Of the wash. by wet
ting the upper surfacc, restores them at
once to their original or first form. there
by closing up tho space between the shin
giles. and the lime and sand By filing up
the cracks and pores in the shingle itself,
preventing warping.
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selttt poelru.
BEAUTIFUL THINGS.
ny nns. N 4. ginpra.

A gentle voice, heartfelt si,h,
A modest blush, n speaking eye,
a manner unaffected, free;
These things nrc beautiful 10 me.
4 ready hand, a loving heart
a sympathy that's free from art,
4 agAL friend among the few,
These things are beautiful and true.
A mothers prayer, an answer mild,
An aged sire, little child,
A happy home, a cheerful hearth
These things are beautiful on Garth
4 joyful song, d chorus sweet.
An earnest soul, aud willing feet,
\ lay Of peace, 4 night OF rest;
These things ara beautiful ard blcsi.
a sisters love, brothers 8 care,
\ spGtlets name, a Jewel rare,
\ cleanly tongue, iha, viii not lie:
These things are beaat.inl--enl why 2
because they all nre horn of love,
And emnna,c from God above;
An earnest OF the heavenly birth
Thesc ,hinss are beautiful on earth.
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tn f1ll9aias from Western raner
si5rs lhe yHfsatility Of the ANrf;eaa
mini.
Waylrr Situation ly a rrna ti.al
printer. who is competent t. take elrge
et any department III printing AMI pub !.
li,aiae hause. Nonhl accept professor
ship in any Of The academies lll, N
objection 10 teach ornamental faiulng and
penmanship, geometry, trieonametry aud
nany other sciences. l. particularly
qualified 10 act as pastor Of n snail evan.
eelieal church. or n local preacher
Would have no objection IA lorl. s,ial
but select class If young Indies. Il instruct
them in the higher branches. T. den
,lst or ehirapodi.t he would lie invaluable:
or he would cheerfully accept position
rs bass or tenor singer in choir .
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Tnr prlsAnTE Sisrss. Attention has
recently been prominently directed to the
+" Dtsartn system. aud lectures on the
subject, it is announced, are NOW in course
Of delivery in New York. As our rca-
dors would probably lie gra,iiei by learn
ing what th, new and hitherto unhcard-of
system really is, We briefly state that it is
a method of teaching dramatic art invent
cd aud arranged by Delsarte. a French
man, who. after many struggles. priva-
,ians and aiseouragements, succeeded in
establishing in Paris n school for nctor.,
which has become very popular. and has
a large number Of pupils, The Delsarte
system claims to teach the expression Of
emotional feelings by gestures and by
movements Of the face, together with the
Interpretation Of dramatic situations by
the hands, arms aud legs. Dclsartc, ii is
said. can express the most delicate shades
of emotions by his gestures, and by move.
men,s Of the muscles,
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An Old clergyman, from Northern trr-
mnnt invited II preach in fashioaahlr
Boston church doesn't like qaattei,e sing
ing He gave out hymn. which was
sung in u highly attistie manner Tic
old gentleman then prayed fersen,ly. after
which he cody reorened tho hymn book
and turning 10 Il page cxclaim1i.
The audience will now join with me
in singing good old Methodist hymn,
aud those pefsoHs taaHing Aat Lag u
trind in tie cutlery eR ptease na' ia,1..
rapt MS
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TOYiL TILfE
or the $4,000 GIFTS 100000.

The arawn,, will axe place, rs soon as en-
yrayinrs enough ne sold 10 distribute The tick
s,s helore as many tie et holders as choose TO
be present and To lie Under their control
We refer "a
Thomas H. Ee.np, Clerk of Caroline Go. Court.
George H. Rossuiu, Att. ~ Law, Denton, Md
II. X, Richardson, Sheriff Of the County.
William Fell, Esq, Of Denton, Md.
Naucha 4 Bro, Real Estate Bkrs, Ragely, Nd.
The above gentlemen will nc; as Supervisory
Committee.
Refer also 10 charlcs Gaoiing, Esp, Speaker
of The Delaware Senate, all the Leading Wen. The
Ranks, the Editor Of this Paper aud the Press
- The Peninsula generally.
We want active men aud wninen, overFwhcrtt
"a work Tor us, with whom @e will make literal
arrangements namely, after their ordering their
sample engraving, we will give them one en-
craving and one ,ieke, fnEr, for every four names
they send US with - 90.
To order an Engraving, scni Us 81 90 in !,
registered letter, or by Post Office Order ant
wc will send by return mail, The engraving and
the ticket FREE
Bend all your orders for cngrasings, money
and drafts, and all correspondence 10 our fen-
ersl Office, addressed thus.
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The ehis,inn Religion was thus es,ina-
ted by Patrick ilenry In his will |
have now disposed Of all my property TO
my family; ihore is one thing moro l
wish could give them; and that is
Christian Religion If,hey had that, and
| had not given them one shilling. they
would be rich. and IL they had not that,
and / had given them all the world. they
would be poor
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THE DlSINHERlTl,b. /.

A young man, through the willy inilneHts oi
some in his household, ia deprived of share -
his fathers housc. ilAtin. Int sorrow ~ his
lot, lie departs, ard from ntishhuring hill he
takes his last ionk and farewell % the SCENES oi
lis younger aud better days. The hcori hls
with deep sorruw in examining this subject 50
wall lrnyyu
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Scuoor-Bol's COMPOSITION ox rnr
BLt lnoG The bull frog is green. 1t
| could jump Ike one could beat a pig
or t%o pigs Frog, i, d hlll-hcaled aui-
NAL, bat hc cant draw timber for meet.
IN house If | was frog il would hurt,
the TO stand on my head to see the Prcsi-
dent sworn ID Jane Martin wears rcd
dress and hoopri 1T nc when didn't
know il Il scared me So jumped ta
II frogs eoali run with lire machine it
weull h fun 10 70 10. far ihry aft MI
Bartists Nhen tiry sroai they dan.t
bite Mother melted the bottom on, Of
her teapot and Lordy, hag lal ripped
abaat IL Gaesf hase moro teathers than
Young ffae Int geese dan, give milk
Ner 6.nes a will frog Wllen ashcs afe
worth fifteen cents hushel il the best
time 70 70 iragaing Little frogs peep.
hui who i afral 7 Scrambled frogs are
nice IN col eh.frc bnt ns for mo, give
me liberty n aeath, hut ID frogs OF a
revolution in France I'm goin' TO sell
my L. ani See than it L. won't fetch
something Frog never have the mnmp..
but they always come with spring.
InnnAs SHINE.
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by George :" exclaimed Frcnchman
the other morning, i" I've slept sixteen
hours. | went to bed ut eight aud got
up at eight.
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Court is ayerb active. indicative mood
present tense. and agrees with tho girl
in most neighborhoods.
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The cheapest thing to ride is a hobby
1t eats NJ oats it demands no groom; il
breaks no traces; i, requires no shoeing
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Little ii,h have good notion as to III.
commencing Of life. They always begii
on n small scale.
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\ satirieal young lady rerpe,rates the
following: When docs young man feel
most 1oun in the mouth When he is
trying 10 cultivate monstuchc.
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In tho intoxicatipg scsp. diseoussot
seeks for comfort; eowardics 1pr eoorape,
bashfulusss for conddsnCe; sa1neao -
JOY, and thsy sll 6sa rsia. =
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Why is a sword like beer? Because Il
is no use until it is drawn.
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THE CHILD or CHRISTI,

f,cc. aud divine r5es, I, represented ~ wcll That
words eanuet teli idf ~ narth Nc DO mol
think that any engraving b YET reached The
excellence OF ,tist in touching thr hear, aud lit
ing ii away 10 higher world The eye never
tires TO look. Tile morr i q teta. NE greater
the dcsirc 10 look again md again
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why is thunder storm like an onion I
because |, is peal Oh peal.
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Caroline Go. Land Association,
9th. and king SITS.
WTLMiN0ToY DEL
THE CAROLINE PEARL

8 : THE CAROLINE PEAHh
WIN bo sent to all purchasers YpKr for onc quar-
Il On application. i vii ~ !. detailed ar-
scsnt of our procecdlnas I'M Nine TO time.
Is0ppspers wishing 10 advcftec for Us, will
5rn3 oeud us their lowest rates.
posps, Uapslies O. ~, la february, 1871
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THE LaPlERRE HOTEL,
I1& lUN Nil

containing taenit-siS rapHs. furnished hfengi-
out, with all modern eask aenees r'oHtF ut Gni-
buildings s,ahline for lhiris hnfsa ineluiiHg
nil outfit, sioeh, ke., worth Gtsh $4,000,
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TIE PICTURE HILL FARM.
Caroline COUNTY, Na.I

OF l0a acfss, on l.n thopia J. ser, hasinz n
s,oamlan, wharf On II, With 4 pnoi scope oi
country 10 support Il; Win iiae kiln, good
buildings, a large variety ot fruit convenient 10
ehurrhc. aud schools. euly sx m.s iron Elston,
the largest business town on tic Delaware renin-
su,n. sip.Haa
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A Legend Of the Rhine. fSmnlc Of rare
Len,,.v sit. IN The ,lore VI the river, where the
rocks are he mos, dNneerous, and with hFt song
and music ehatss lie tnwary sailors TO near
her. when ,hcv meet Ia watery "Faye' ine sun
;cct is full o, liie l Of eieo'ion, "n3 a'ese'hef
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lO.07O GIFTS, consisting Of Washing Ma
chimes. Wrineefs, Standard Rapks mud Works Of
Art none OF them can hc purchased, nj reiall,
for less than Si.0o, while some ate worth
SIb 0O aud more
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BEAUTY!
A HON f. !!
AND FORTUNE.
PREMIU M SALE
OF THREE HANDSOME
NEW STEEL ENGRAVINGS
AGlrT W0RTEs FROM
$l GO to 1925, 900 90
GIVEN WITH EACH ENGRAVING

We have obtained the entire control Of the
following eugrayinss, which We Offer -, the low
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A FORTUNE FOR YOr!

With each engraving. ii,l We hase s1li 500Hn
copies, sc wi sia ,RrE, uus shnrsor HchHi,
emitting cacli shareholder 70 one u the ia!low-
ing gift.
Read on, md rpmrmber, that aevFy tcset bold
er viii positively get one Of The following, which
which will be dsirihuitd ~ drawing
A DENTON, MaryhGli.
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Also correct litliaErhrh li#0ncss oi
GEN. STONEW ALL JACKSON.

The lest. largest and hAni.nmrs' eNry puiillsel, ,
~ 2Jin. " = h - OH. Wt hWc viii sell ON tie
same terms Tor - 90. II Is truly 4 gein q art
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TIE COLD SPRING FARM.

Of 30 acres; one Hie from heutua uHP -uiln
from Steamboat andug. iiUa adits irem thf III.
4 Del. Il, 4 agr thousand Ieich tfrr4 CITY
apple trees, rhairr varieties u Strawberries fhFl-
rips, pIums, hpfieels, crab afPesi dwarf rfaFs,
splendid new buildings, worth 81 Hu1.
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81 90 EACH Il!
l. u II L Il Y

F.. although the, Are really worth So 90 each. Tie!
sre ioS.2s IN. and each is a gem Of art
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Anl The ID 3 ever new.
We will therefore terminate this with
ile promise OF mere unon. if Boxer"
a1u't collapse with that miserable hya-
pheubuphen ans more. Ever yours.
Sil1vDis