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SEWING MACHINES.
The American Hole,
Overseaming,
A N d @ m u 1 q t e
Sewing Machine Combined

Has had an unprecedented sale since It's introduv~
V&REsT yTos aaSs ana have wthsto she
vilest and most malignant abuse from rival agents.
The simple fact OF its DOING EVERY VARIETY OF
work done by other Machines, making the same shut
te-stitch-should convince any candid person Of its
EQUAL MERITS, at least, with other machines,
"OyER-AND-OVER STITCh" (by which sneets are
made, and several other kinds OF work which no
other machine can dolt should convince any one Of
The tedious work OF making Button-hoes and the
slow, tiresome work OF "overseaming' Is made easy
by this Machine, and while you are buying Ma
chine which is to be your companion for life why
not get the one which does the greatest variety OF
work?
We add few recommendations:--
BOSTON, June 23, 1s7O.-Dear Sir:-I like the hme-
ricsn better than any sewing machine have ever
used. can make a better button-hole on it than
can be made by hand; but, OF course 1t takes
/ nave made ffty-nne (5s button-holes in twenty
(20) minutes in skeleton coats.
have had the machine four months and have
Ihave changed the machines from button-holes to
plain sewing great many times, and it never gets
1t AFFORDS me pleasure to recommend the machine
to all, both for family sewing and making button
n''''' ''e ' ~ Mrs L. z. DUNNING,
Manufacturer OF Clothing, No. 80 Conder street,
Boston, June 27, 1s7o.-Dear Strive are using
one OF your Plain American Sewing Machines, and
particularly for sewing window shades and window
hollands making the stitch look well on the wrong
side OF the work-a result which We Lave not been
able to attain with other machines.
w. b. ELLIS d CO.,
Upholsterers, Ne. 23 Broomheld street.
BOSTON, July 10, 1sT0.-I have used the American.
Buttonhole and Sewing Machine Combined for i've
months in making buttonholes ip the fies OF pants,
etc., and they have given perfect satisfaction.
p. FARRELL,
Foreman at Minor, Beals & Co.'s Clothing Manu-.
factory.
CONCORD, NJ H., March IL, 1s7o.-Dear Sir
/ also take pleasure IN saying that have for the
past two years used these machines In the mannfac-
tuTe of clothing and think that for even work. aud
certainly OF execution, there e no machine eXtant
that will compare with them For the past twelve
years have used a number OF different makes OF
machines, including two OF /. NJ. Singers, and
make no mistake when say that never had ma
chine in my shop or house that was to be compared
with the American 10 achine.
A. j. EDMUNDS,
Proprietor OF the Eagle Clothing House.
COMPANY'S SALESRO0MSt
4 22 3m tuihs No. 1918 CHESNUP Street..
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I. L. REGISTER, General Agent Equitable Life'
is fttngup, at his own expense, handsome quarters
in the Continental Hotel, where he expects to move
July 1. Gentlemen who will get business wanted
as agents.
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sESy- THE PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON.
w. AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, June TO- 1SI1
The Board of Directors have declared a semi
annual dividend of FOUR PER CENT. on the capi-
tai stock of the Company, clear OF United States
tax, payable on and after July 1, 1871
610 5w A. HORNER, Secretary.
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ROY. THIS is THE SEASON OF THE YEAR
when the system should be thoroughly purged
of the humors which create disease. There is no
pnrgative or cathartc SC mild and efiicacious as
HELMBOLD'S GRAPE PILLS, causing neither
nausea gripping pains-as is the case with the ordi
nary cheap patent pills OF the day-most OF which
are composed Of calomel or mercury and carelessly
prepared by inexperienced persons. After thor
oughly purgng the system use HELMBOLDS EX-
TRACT TSARSAPARILLA, the Great Purifier, and they
will insure new life, new blood, and renewed vgor
Try them. 53 wthsJw
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MY. NOTICE.-THE FULL REPORT OF THE
Committee appointed at mass meeting held
March "a, last, to visit Harrisburg in support OF
legislation TO abolish the Public Buildings Commits
sion, may be had, free of charge, at Needles,
Twelfth and Race; Callender's, Third and Walnut:
South Seventh oifices of Ledger, Record, North
American, Press, German Democrat, Age and Bull
letin. $685.
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rINANc1AL AND COMMERCIAL.

Little or no change is to be noted in the local
money market since our last. On good mercan'
tile paper the supply seems to be mp to the de-
mand.
The Chicago market is reported "fair" Loans
were NEGOTIATED with freedom, and in some quar-
tiers good business paper WAS in demand. Inter-
est rates were little irregular on call loans,
though on time loans the usual rate was charged.
Governments were weaker, and a. decline OF y
Gle was suffered on most issues.
The New York gold market is reported steady
and dull at 1905 G11Ols. The awards of the
subtrea.ury were $oO00,OOO at from 1927 to
11043.
Ravens. McKinlay Il Co. furnish the following
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HURLBUT e. EDSALL.
30 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO. yIy.S
Wholesale Agents.
DYSPEPSIA

warmers DyspcpsiR Tonic is pr.pared
expressly for Dyspeptics and those suffering with hahItna
Ia slightly stimulating tonic splendid
tive organs to their healthy state Weak nervous and dTs
pepc persons should WARMERS DYsprps\ ToSIC Fnr
sale by druggists. Price One Dollar "
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Ottawa WnoiesaIe Market.

A reported by RlALE ROS Wholesale Retail GrOcers
NJ. 20 La Sale street
Ottawa, April z, 1870.
Our markets this week are not very brisk, the
farmers in general through the country being
engaged in getting in their crops Corn and
oats, but little coming, most of it being taken
for feed. We quote as follows:
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, April =
Flour-Steady. Prime white winter $6.5Og
$50. Spring extras S6.15qS7OO.
Wheat-No, spring 81 .2Sgl 1899.
Corn-No |, j5G5Gc; No. .. 53@54; no grade
51952 cts.
Oats--Dull at 50a5lc for No. z
Hogs-DuN. S6.5SG7.25 on foot.
Cattle-QuJsotions on all grades are unchupg.
ed. Choice steers, sG.75G7 good oprime steers
$60D8G75; medium butchers stock, "a 75l
GOO cows rnd heiiers, S2.75@31j.
Lard--l2l cents.
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COUGH NO MORE

Wnrncr'~ Cough Isalsn,n is healing, soften.
n ana cNpetoratny The extraordinary power IL
II Immediately relieving eventually curing the most OH
shatc cases OF coughs colds throat bronchitis nfe
"a cathfh, hoarscnesS assa and consumption is amC
hcIe'e SO prompt the relief It's effects IN
~ he above cases or any affection of the throat and lungs
t tnoosaNS OF physicians daily prescribing it, and one
ana Az say That IT'S the most healing and tOratng me
cine KNOWN One dose always affords relief and in most eases
one hoc elects cure Sold by druggists in ARE bottles
suffer. The Balsam will cure - " 's" "'"
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The Markets..

The general produce markets is unchanged
since last week. except that corn il little weak
err and wheat stronger. Provisions dull and
ounsatisfactory," and cattle "brsk."
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WINE OF LIFE

inc great BISoI Purifier Delicious Drink. Warmers
Ninum NitIr. on Vino OF 1 .it;, is ircc from,
any POISONOUS arugs or impurities being prepared those
VINO require smuant II Is splendid appetizer and TOME
ana e ntst hnS IN HE world for purifying the blood II
me most pleasant and delicious article offered to the
o ona lar a Is more healthy and cheaper Both male
iact NE prescryer Those who wish 20 enjoy good hcah
ana nee now 81 lively spirits will do well take the Wine
0 ine III Is different from anything before IN use It's
SOLD by dsgists also at all respectable saloons Price One
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New YOrK Market.

New YORK Market.
New York. April g.
Wheat--Prime new spring $l52@l.53
Rye-@l % Cor western
Oats--Dull At 6S410 cts. for western.
Corn-Mixed western S2gS3ls.
Lard--l2Sa cents.
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Spetial Hpttfes.
Spetial 1ptifes.
DIR. j. d. WALKER,
CCULIST AND AURIST,
MAY BE CONSULTED AT rnR
CLIFTON HOTEL, OTTAWA,
'E..p gSfrxf Ca I'm. I'm l, Monsl,

DR. ~. OL1N,
or Chicago, formerly OF this plase) will vN Ottawa at Cliff
ton Hotel the as; Tuesday and Wednesday after the FIRST
Monday OF each MONTH the purpose treating ali Diseases
o the Eye and Ear, whether surgical otherwise trera
ions for cataract artificial pupil inverted lids closure of the
tear duct eye s,ashyloms and removal tumors
and morbid growhs o, every description Artificial eyes and
ear drums inserted without pain previous operation Graz
Aar oysa-, he mo' eq.t G'eps the ts ron,u!iyand
ps,11,Sery cured.
From his long experience Ia reang diseases OF the Eve
ard So lac feels confident ~ stating that can cure nearly
every cnse o.ouc diseases asS Consul ta,ion free
Deccms1r lodi, 1870. u
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"LEAVE NO STING BEHJND..

Inc WORK OF cure Is now beginning The Initiated and
c0us deposits in the bowels the amentay canal are
eeceu Inc iver like clock, is wound up arolse from
us Orpidity The stomach responsibility and the patient
| begins to feel that he is getting AT last ~ i
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Buying.
US. IS, 1881 Lilo
5-2O, 1862 ................l12
SEQ, 1864 LIE
SEQ, 1S65oldl go. 49,. ..1l2
5-2O, '65 & 90 new ....... III
5-2O, 81 .......... I'LL
$50, 1868. iii
CS Us 10
lO-4Os, large .1Oo
l0-4Os, small .......... ....1O74
Exchange on n. :. a prem. selling.
La Sale county bonds ....par.
Foreign Exchange is lower and is selling at
$50 per {.
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SpefiaI 5sfifes.
CONSUMPTION.
Its Cure and Its Preventive.
BY ]. H. SCHENCK, MD.

Many human being passed away for there
no otef reason than the neglect known and ndspu
LADY, proven means OF cure Those dear 10 family
had they calmly adopted ''"'i'' '''0 "'''"
DIX. JOSEPH III. SlhENCk.S SIMPLE
TREATMENT,
ana awaited themselves Of his wonderfully etNcacios med
cines, they would not have fallen ~
VI Schenck has in his proved wherever suH.
cieht vitality remains that vitality medicines and his
directions for their is quckened into heal,hfu vigor
Ia THIS statement there nothing presumpuOus To the
faith OF the invalid made representation that is moi
Thousand times substantiated by living and visible
theory OF the cure by Dr. Schencks medicines simple
as unialng Its philosophy requires argument 1t is
The Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are the two
weapons with which the citadel of the maladv
OF the cases of consumption originate in dyspep
sla ana nnctionay disordered liver. With this condition
te bronchial tubes sympahize with the stomach. They
respond TO the mOrbifc action of the liver Here then comes
me eliminating result and the setting in all its distress
Ing symptoms of
CONSUMPTION.
Inc Mandrake Pills composed of Natures nobles
Podophilum Peltaum They possess all Tho blood
mel, they ' ~ N''
"LEAVE NO STING; BEHIND,
Inc WORK OF cure Is now beginning The Initiated and mu
C0us deposits IN the bowels and in amenary canal are
eected The liver like clock, wound IN IL arouss from
Nv. IL stxnl,
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HOTEL FOR RENT.-Ms fAsss AZ Pur.
II nMc Of W. Owawa ouss sro ir ssle n bargain In
az IRE on Ne pfsemA"s' taAoo II
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GIVEN UP As LOST.

Ihe second thing Is the patients stay in warm room
E .hey get well 1t Is almost 10 prevent taking
azure be Fresh air and riding ont
IN hs section OF the country in the fall winter season
their patients ii Their lungs are dsea sf e s1 vet lose
they walk about the room as sach o and S aoM as 6
Saets WIN bear to get up good circulation blood The
rms mas great deal to do with the appetite is the great
To despair of cure such evidence of its possibility in
tne worst cases and moral certainty in all Others is sinful
caro- as m personal to the Faculty OF his own
Many years ago in the last stages of CONSUMPTION
that Week then like y ddEsnns m an Ih9GSh
ing at heard OF and obtained the preparations which
1t seemed to that could feel them Penetrate ny Whn
spit pint Of oensve H yeo GS' nna
and night all began leave me- and my SpDee " b
came SO great that It VAS with difficulty thai could Keen
grown in flesh eyer 49, anu ''''
tor Was wfSheG sh9ry after my recovery added the Doc
ninety pounds; my present weight i, two 6n1rc an3
S h pounds and Tor years have enjoy unrter
Dr schenck has discontinued his professional visits TO New
continue to see patients at their office, No Is North Sixth ST.
wish thorough examination with The IespoIner I " o
charged s. The Eesprometer declares The exact conin
OF the lnlgs and patients readily learn whether thew are
The directions Tor taking the medicines are adapted to the
inegense even Of child Follow directios and Kind
nature VIII Go The rest excepting that cases the Man
zines ee no other accompaiments than the ample in.truc
lions that accompany them First appetite or re-
comes rs will come let the despairng al once be- of nod
cheer Good blood AT once follows, cough oosens the
symptoms are gone forever. - '"''' MOI ID"
sands Of families laxative or purgatiye he Nndr
ANS are STANDARD preparniion while the Puon!c Syrnp
laGie, ic against consumption in any it, forms
hd rce OF ne Pnmonc Syrup and seawccd Tonic $50
For sale by all druggists and dealers '''''' ooN'
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LUMBER DEALER.

ornefy OF ottawa Special sttsnton 70 coua,ry orders
and 70 cutting bills OF timber. once :s31 South Water
atrelt. Chicago fshN 3rnns
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A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.

Inc seaWecd Tonic In conjunction with the Pills.
anu asSmia!e with the food Qualification now progress.
ing wltout It's previous fortunes Digestion
leu. ana e cure Is seen to be at hand There hat
uIce no eNacerDaon OF the stomach. An appetite SETS i'm
NOW comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever YET given by an
huusent ather to suffering Schencks Iulnonc Syrun
COes IN 70 perform Its functions hasten and com
cnesnf ~ enters at once upon its work Nature not be
Tons OF the lungs. In the gatherings il prenare
then ior e4pectoaon and To- in very short time tn naa
ny the rotton throne that ii occupied renoya
yea anu made new, and the patient all dignity of re-
Eaeu veor steps forth TO enjoy the manhood or woman
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-11-11

TRoM PESNsYLvANiA-I From
the report OF the nitcd states Rev
enue Department we find that III
1867, the licensed retail dealers in
Pennsylvania returned over S152,-
600 ,O00 rs the amount Of their
sales. Add to this the amount sold
by licensed yenders, and the sum
will exceed $500 ,000,0S0, as the
cost Of our liquor bill annually.
For the same year, the State eX-
pended about SO, 100000 for COM
mon-school education. We recelv-
ed $317 ,472 for license fees, and
paid $2,259,91o to support pau
pers and criminals. Leaving out
of account the waste OF labor, the
loss Of time, and tie train OF woes
growing out OF this traffic, the sub
.ject, as presented i'll the above
figures, is respectfully submitted
for the consideration OF all coHcern-
d.-.Stttte JoMWul.
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Missions often prccedc commerce,
and prepare the way for the mer-
chant, and make it safe for him to
land and traffic on strange shores.
At some of the NEicronesion Islands
1t was not safe for vessels to touch
UNTIL after the missionary bad set
himself down among the savages,
and taught them something of the
ways of civilized ard ChriStian
iahds. Now a traffic which is
worth thousands Of dollars every
year has sprung up among those
very people who were utterly map
proachable buta few years ago. Tie
testimony OF a Scotch sailor is stril>-
ing inreSpoet to the changes wrought
by the labors OF missionaries.
" hem asked il, he thought the mis-
sionaries had done any good in the
South sea Islands, he replied: 81
will tell you g fact which spea ks
for itself. ast year [ was wrecked
on one OF those Islands, where i
knew that eight years before slip
wrecked and the crew was murder
ed +; aud You may Judge how felt
at the prospect betore-ifnot dashed
to pieces OH the rocks, to survive
only for a more cruel death. When
day broke, we saw number OF
canoes pulling for our ship, aud we
prepared for tie worst. Think Of
our iry and wonder VIXEN we saw
tie natives i'll English dress and
heard some Of them speal. IN the
EagliSh language. On that very
isian,! The llext sunday we heard the
Gospel preached. i do not know
what You think OF missions but
Know what ! thi.k" Dr. Kane
also testified ''E5csore missionaries
came to Greenland it was unsafe
Tor vessels to touch upon the coast /;
bat now it is safer fer the wrecked
mariner thanmaiy parts Of our own
coast Commerce owes mitch to
missions.
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NFM. LLoYD GARRISON on TEM-
PERAScE.-I he temperance move
meLt Is, at least, half a century old;
it has been examined and discussed
i'll all its bearings, both coolly ard
zealously, beyond any other quest
ion pertaining to individual selt-con-
troll or to the public welfare. He
is conceited pretender who thinks
he can now shed any new light upon
it. The field OF investigation is
exhausted; the evidence is cumula-
tive and overwhelming; the facts
are "legion'' and irrefiitable; all
argument is coucluded. Until total
abstinence and prohibition dominate
the land, we shall be a nation Of
tipplers, incapable Of meeting the
responsibilities or dischargilg the
duties that Heaven has imposed
upon Us.
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SIN FouND Our.-There is now
serving out his time in the State
Prison, at Joliet, H., a former post
master, whose detection confirms
the fact that science renders the es-
cape Of a criminal almost impossi-
bic. Aregistered letter, from which
five ol.e-hundred-dollar bills had
been purloined, was received at the
post office in Chicago. An expert
enced officer, examining the envel-
ope with a microscope, detected
small pieces of plug tobacco. He
was universally considered an up
right man, but when arrested the
bills were found secreted upon his
person. Boys, never use tobacco,
whether yo,. intend to be rogue or
an honest man.
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Mr.. WEBSTER AND THE CRoco-
DILE.-It is stated in one of cur
exchanges, that III ascending tie
Cooper river i'll South Carolina,
Daniel Webster declared to some
OF 1hisfriends who accompanied him,
that he had it before him as one of
his ambitions to kill crocodile or
alligator. An occasion ofgratifying
his wish soon offered itself. \ fine,
large alligator was perceived bask-
ing in the sunshine. Mr.. Webster
aimed at him, as is stated, but did
not succeed ill killing him, the ball
being too small, but, adds the story
teller, 81 am convinced that lie.
made as profound an impression OH
this crocodile as he is making on all
the world.'' "This piece Of pleas
antry," says the Courier des Etats
Cais, s'brings to mind that noble.
English sportsman, whose shots a
sytephantic friend was always ac-
cllstomed to praise whether good or
bad. One day, aiming at bird
and missing him, the everlasting
flatteler cried out, s.Ha, ha! knew
you would force him to fly from
there !''' m
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vllhiictive feelings possibly by dosing
his patients little more severely than
usual. but otherwise acting as ii moth
ing serious had happened. Far
from mctlitating anything like suicide,
Ike was even particularly careful to re-
fi;lln from taking ally OF his own pre-
scriptions, thereby proving himself
perfectly sound in mind, notwith-
standing his disappointment.
LOVE AND JEALOUSY IN WOOD
WARDS GARDENS.
A week ago last Thursday the CO.
quettish blonde Welt. with Ole OF her
friends, to Woodward's Gardens.
Strolling around the grounds, they en-
coilntered the young married couple
already mentioned. Here was 4
chance for finishing the conquest al
ready begun OF the young husband,
aud the accomplished tilrt was hot slow
i'll lfieotinga temporary change of part
liers and strollln@ away TO place more
fitted fol: tlirtation. Everybody
knows that there are places at " ood-
wards Gardens, with rustic seats,
where much love may be safely dis
cotIrsed OF, provided it be done i'll an
u.1dertonc. OHe of these places was
reached, and for ii time all went well.
Rut the jealousy of the young wife
WAS already excited. Telling tie
gentleman With whom she was now
with that she wished to speak to her
husband, but would return in Il mo-
ment. she left him contemplating Il
rather dingy looking specimen OF the
scuiptor's art and approached her hus-
band and tie bewitclliny mountain tii:'t
from the rear. 30 silent was her ap
proach and 50 much were they absorbed
that they failed to observe her presence.
Standing behind the two she heard her
husband declare his most guilty love
for another than herself What 4
blow to the heart OF 4
ONCE HAPPY WIFE.
Without a word, needless of her aban-
doned escort. of al ob>ervers-of
everything but iler own overwhelming
sorrow--.he hastily quilted the
grounds. Perhaps there are some who
We're there THAI day who will renem-
ber seeing Il lady alone and i'll tears
pass hastily through tlH entrance way
cftlle eal,iei.s AID entl the street car
in waiting. Since tneN wife and llils-
band have not met to speak to one
another, and steps are alreatly taken
for the procurement ofa divorce.
TIE SUICIDE.
And now comes the last scene in the
/ drama. Prom a New York paper,
only Il week Old. we clip the follow
| ing:
| :. FOJN Nd DEAD.--A young man
was found dead this morning. in his
room, ut Il lodging-house on Nassau
street. 1t is Il clear ease of suicide
! An empty vial which had contained
! latltanlin was found Oh the table. an(
! near it this note; Il know this is q
weak act. but can endure life nc
longer. Money enough topay my I'll
neral expenses will be found i'll my
pockets. Send this note 70 No Mis-
sion street, san Francisco. They viii
understand all. Good bye.
FRANK.
Such were the dying words of the
eoqt,ette's victim. They require ne
comment. The story is best ended
! thtts.-S. +. Chronicle.
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Sheridan found it hard to acquire
the elements Of learning. His mother
deemed it her duty to inform his
teacher that he was not bright to learn
pronounced by his father to be :. "a
grievous dunee, and DIR. Chalmers
disnnissea fro from school % bv 't'Jm hjs ma.ter' h,,
who. finding himself unable to teach
him anything in a satisfactory mar
ner settled it that the boy was a fool. y
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They were discussing q masquer--
ade and endeavoring to select the
characters in which they should 60.
Glow shall ! go ~ said our very
tall and slender friend William.
sChalk your head and go as bill.
lard cue" was the response.
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In view of the fearful list Of
arrangements and diseases caused
by the habitual use of tobacco, it
may be said that the North Ameri-
can Indians, who first taught white
men the habit, have taking fear
full revenge ON us fer roofing them
out of the land.