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II near EIGHT DOLLARS PER BALE, by
introducing
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Add bonds depOsitedt 10 secure circu-
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Bonds deposited 70 secure United
states BluoA
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o. s. MARSH4L,S SALE.

No. us, Equity-TheOft Memphis VS.. T. Z,
Brown, bin, and T. Z. Brown VI. Tn City OF
Memphis. cross bill.
Cireuit-Co6rt OF tie United states, District OF
West Tennessee.
ID issued out Of the Circuit Court of the
United States for the District Of West Tennes-
see, in the above entitled cause, Commanding
and tenementS OF the city OF Memphis the
sum Of four hundred and eighty-eight thou
sand nine hundred and ninety-three dollars,
saidT. II. Brown from said CITY OF Memphis.
for want Of sufficient personal property where
from to max said sum, I have levied upon
and viii SELL, to the highest bidder for cash, az
the front door OF the United States Court
rooms, No. $50 Main street, futhe city Of Mem
phis, county Of Shelby and State Of TenDes-
see, on the
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Has removed from the
old stand, 1887 Main
street, to the larger
house,
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rms April Isl, loE.
NJ. D.L STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Warmer & Lee, Solicitors FOR Complain,
.wHg nnu
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National Ranks.
EDa~ q

Table Of the stats Of the lawful money reserve
or National Banks Of the Unitee States,
as shown by the reports OF their condition
al The close OF business on the 9th day OF
EafnHHrnHr- rer
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NToTTCH.

MISSISSIPPI LEYEE AND STATE TAX
M PAYERB.-AH interested IN the payment
Of Mississippi Leyee and state taKescan have
their taxes paid, Ortf the lands have been for
feited, redeemed by application to
rsr1-s GREENS BANK.
& fanZ-0NW IqeEean. Affsa
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Aprile.
ns9 a.ms-cotton gHieti midding, H4e'
Sales 900 bales.
zpm[Cotton is weak middllng2 Eci sales,
$40 bales; receipts, Ehbales.
ST, LOUIS.
81. LoUIs,AprA s,-Coiton quiet at 292}4e'
LOUISVILLE
L~oUIsyILLE, April s-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, 2szc.
CINcINNANL.
c~INouSNATI, April s-Cotton quiet; mid
ding AZ92zc.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, April Section quiet and
weak; low middlings, 2l5fo.
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g CAVEAT EMPTOR.' 2

I EXAMINE HORSES for purchasers, and
Il guarantee am honest opinion in all cases.
Buyers will see the advantage of securing the
advice Of an expert before paying, and no
honorable trader win object. / am now To-
Gated III the alley near Wilett's Billiard Hal,
on Adams street, between Main and Second.
l have good accommodation for such pa
tents as need my personal care during treat
ment. l sim continue TO treat horses at own
ers' stable.
Skillful Treatment for the Horse.
Honorable dealing with the owner, and q
fair remuneration.
JOS. BUSHMAN,
mhl9 V.R NJ, s. e.
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TRUSTEES A L
Or
LOT IN THE CITY OF MEMPHIS.

DY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed 70 The
ID undersigned, as trustee, by IL. N. Auder-
son, en- the 18th. day of April, 1871, TO secure
certain indebtednss therein specified due by
said r Anderson to J j. Rawlings q Co, i, as
said trustee, viii offer FOR sale, nc public auc-
ton, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, on the
premises, in the city Of Memphis, on
Wednesday, May 10Th. 1872,
between the h0urs of II am. and PIN. the
following described lott in the city Of Memphis,
Tennessee, tO-WIt:
Beginning at the northeast corner OF Wood
mrs lot, on the west side of Main street, "a
feet 8 inchesl tWenty-fOur feet nine inches, 10
the lot recently awarded to Annie and Ca
milla Pope, heirs Of Mrs. Camilla DuboSe, tie
ceased; thence west with the south boundary
OF said lot as feet @ inchesl dhy-sfX feet six
inches5 thence south "a feet 9 inchesD twenty
four feet nine inches; thence east l56 feet 6
Mfty-siX feet six inches, to The begin
ming; and being part Of lot No. =as laid
on the map (Rucker's) Of the city OF
Memphis.
All right of redemption is waived. n
title L consider u~ndoubted, but convey only
as trustee. VA RAWLINGS, Trustee.
Memphis, April 5, lS2 apo
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, April 9.
~2p.m-Sight exchange A9Hpremtum. Ster
ling Exchange-lleZ98.
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DIsSoLUTION

THE firm of Partee, Burleson g. Co. is this
L day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. H.
A.. Paftee retiring. All claims due said firm,
and all its obligations, will be settled by Burle-
son & PatttsOn, the remaining partners, who
succeed the old firm, and viii continue the
cotton faetorage and general commission busi-
ness at the same place, 81 Front street.
II. a. PARTEE,
A. A. BURLESON,
ALEX. PATTISON.
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Lea g PERRTN,s SAUCE.


THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE
1t improves appetite and digestion, and it
is unTfvalled for its flavor. We are directed
by Messrs. LEA q PERKINS, to prosecute All
parties making or vending eounterfeits.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
oc5 AGENTS New Work
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SheriH's Sale of Real Estate

|DY VIRTUE Of an execution rom tne First
Is Circuit Court OF shelby county, in fayorof
Cfqvborne Grant vSGranYlle Wofmetty, Kan
dali IaRfare and Joseph Hunt, sureues, for
slOo. with interests and costs, 1 viii sell to the
biehest bidder, FOR cash, in front Of the
Sherif's offce. on second street, between
Union and Gayoso streets, in the city Of Mem
On Monday, April 20, 1872,
the following described lot or parcel OF land.
Beginning at a stake ~ feet west Of the south
east corner Of lot No. g, Of W. G. AndersOnis
plan Of lots surveyed by W. Crane, April u
1865; running thence nOrthwardly rs feet 4
inches 10 a stake % feet west Of the northeast
corner OF said lot No. 6; thence westWardly
with the sOtth side Of a private auey4 feet q
fnchess thence sOuthwardly las feet 5inches
70 q stake feet. west of the southeast .cO-neT
OF SAID lot No. g; thence ~eaStwardly p feet 20
q stake ON the north side OF Washington street,
the place OF beginning; said lot haVlng 2
width OFFS feet on Washington street, AMI =
feet 6 inches on the alley, Aevted on Is me
property OF Joseph Hunt, to SATISFY Sio exc
eutiont Interests and costs. sale between me
OF 10 a.m.a nd4 pm. March y, ts4z.Aa
MARCOS J. WRIGHT sheriff.
By ISAAC ROssER, Deputy Sheriff.
Attorneys. mh@ sat
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NTOTTCH.

A 7 a meeting of the Board of Directors OF
IA the Selma, Marion and Memphis Rail
way Company, held the 9TH inst, q call OF
thirty per cent was made upon its capital
making In all sixty per cent. upon sub
seriprtons. Payments may be made either al
the office of the company In Memphis. Ten
nessee, or Marion, Alabama.
N. b. FOREST, President.
H. r. PUGH, See'y and Treasurer. mhl2
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COTTON MARKETS. OF THE WORLD.


PARIS,
PARIS, April s-Rentes, 55f65o.
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NOTES, HERE AND THERE.

The c., r. l. & p road has new en-
gine-No. 1856.
Twenty cents will buy bushel of coal
at Market Square.
The ice road between this city and Iowa
is very rough and crooked.
Bill Kale's sociable last evening was a
pleasant and successful affair.
Hon. Lyman Trumbull will please ac-
cept our thanks for public documents.
Duprez 4 Benedict's minstrePs at Darts
Hail. this evening. A full house is ex-
pected.
A curious Renaissance Of this locality
viii be found on the second page of this
paper.
The funeral Of the late James A. Viele.
of Moline, took place from his brothers
residence in that city, this afternoon.
MIR. G. b. Shafer, merchant tailor, has
returned from an eastern trip and pur-
chased the tailoring establishment of Ed
Wilcox, on West Eagle street.
The sixth entertainment of the Plum
Club, at the residence of P. L. Mitchell,
ESQ., was very pleasant and highly sue
cessful affair. The farce of Poor Pill
coddy," a comedietta, entitled Chicago
Facilities" and singing by the Ariop
Vuartette' composed the programme.
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Store
John Roots Bitters are sold by all Druggists
John bengston and Emil Kehler Rock Island, Ills,
For sale by Emil KoehIer, Druggist, Rock Island
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A GRACEFUL COMPLIMENT.

10 affords us unfeigned pleasure to give
President Grant credit for doing the hand
some thing, at Mr.. Greeleys funeral
His kind and graceful act elected from the
Rev DIR. Chaplin, in his sermon. the follow
ing very appropriate acknowledgment:
And may not without violating any Of the pro-
prieties of this occasion, express my satisTactiop
that while political differences lie sealed within
these enclosed lids, the highest Representative Of
the nation to-day here bows his head In honor of
the thinker the worker the patriot and the man
Two or three other things in President
Grants course, since election, seem to in
dieate either change of policy on his part,
or change of advisers. He is reported
to have condemned the arrest of
certain members-elect of the Alabama
legislature, and also TO have refused
to interteee in the local sqabbles in
Louisiana. If these things are true we
offer our thanks. 1t also seems pretty
certain that he has given the corrupt
Cameron ring the cold shoulder, and ex-
pressed himself in favor of something like
civil service reform. We hope this also
will prove true At any rate a good word
from THE ARGUS will not be withheld
when, in our opinion, it is deserved
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Hats and Caps for sale at Livingston $
A WHINE FROM MR. HAWIEY,s ORGAN,

B
Mr.. Hawley's organ, published in thi,
city complains that THE ARGUS uses in.
nuendoes against Mr. Hawley." 1t is. al
least, something gained when we see Mr.
hawleys organ begging and putting on
an appearance of decency. It's course dur
ing the late campaign was simply infamous
and Mr. Hawley must be held RESPONSE
bic for it. No intelligent man ever SUD
posed he was in any danger of defeat in a
district which gave 1000 Republican ma
jority at the last presidential election.
Certainly Mr.. Hawley could have had No
doubt Of his election by a large majority.
no matter who might be the candidate. or
what the issue. Under these circum-
stances it would have been much to the
credit of Mr.. Hawley to have ordered a
halt in the vile personalities which char
acterized his campaign. He could have
afforded to be magnanimous, generous.
tolerant towards those who differed with
him. He would have gained many friends
by such course, and lost none. He would
have disarmed harshness and compelled a
campaign full of the amenities and eourte-
sizes of life. He could have controlled the
matter entirely, for no newspaper or orator
in the district, of his party, would have
taken a course in the campaign con-
trary 10 his known wishes. But how
was it carried on? From beginning to end
1t was characterized by the lowest, mean
nest and most unprOvOked personal assaults
upon such men as DR. Truesdale, Mai.
Mayo, 5. W. Wheelock, Vim. Kerns, Gen.
Sickles, Geo. W. Vinton, John A. Bower.
Il. b. Joslin, VIM S. Thomas, and others.
who were identified with the Liberal move
ment There was neither necessity nor
excuse for this course, and Mr.. Hawlev is
for it. These gentlemen were
as free to exercise their convictions in the
as Mr.. Hawley. Their motives
were as pure and disinterested as his
Their course was as free from any suspi-
clon OF improperly as his. And it will be
a long time before these gentlemen, or
their many friends, will forget the repre-
hensible and unjustifable tone given to the
by Mr.. Hawley. That his or
gan has been brought to whine and beg for
IN armistice is certainly something gained
n the cause of political decency. When
Mr. Hawleys organ shall have done Justice
o the honorable character and motives of
he Republicans in this county who sup
ported the Liberal cause, and retracted it's
of them, it will be time for Mr.. |
iawley to ask suspension of criticism of
lis own acts.
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ofyIcE OF RESEEs PAIN KTLLINe MAGIC OH.
PITfsFIELD. MASS. October /, 1871
To Patrons Respectfully
In order 10 eqnaze the price. and make IL an In.
ducement for those located at the most remote
points to handle MAeIc OIL we have re-arraneed me
as follows: '
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n1rvoIs nuszum orYarUaaI E1s-oTv
Its Collections


The officers of the state museum of n.
tural history take this method of eall;no
attention to the collections updar tba;7
care. These have now been thoroncblv
arranged and organized with special refer.
ence 10 the convenience of students and
large additions have been made n the
library, both of general scientific works
and those containing descriptions of
species. Minerology, geology, eoncboloev
botany and ornithology, are represented nv
run ana valuable cabinets, and measures
nave been taken to enlarge the already
respectable collections in entomology and
general zoology The chemical labratorv
connected with the Normal university will
soon De RENTED and supplied with abund
ant apparatus, and will be opened to all
VINO wish 70 make a special study of chem
lstTry and the allied branches.
Named sets of specimens will be sup-
pied to schools and public institutions as
fast as possible; and to this end contribu-
tons are solicited from all parts of the
state. For the sake of more exactly de-
lining what is required, it may be said that
any OF the following objects will be accent
able:
/. Minerals, rocks, petrifcations and
fossils.
2. Shells, land or water.
3. Insects, snakes, turtles, lizards and
fishes. ''''~'
4. Birds and their nests or eggs.
5. Bones or skins of animals.
e. Pressed plants, seeds and seed
vessels, woods, MOSES, hchens, and fungi.
The museum is for the free use of the
people of Illinois, and every needed facility
and assistance, in the way of books, speei
mems and instructions, will be afforded
those who wish to avail themselves of it in
studying our natural history. 1t is be-
heyed that nothing is now needed but the
jealous corporation of the friends of
education to make this one of the most
efficient educational forces in the State.
s. A. FORBES,
Curator Museum.
Normal, Ill, Nov. Is, 1872.
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HAVE PTY on OUR LUNGS AND EYES.
The execrable quality of the gas furn-
ished the people of this city is causing
much complaint, Its Illuminating power
is very small, and it is almost death to
those who breathe the awful odor pervad-
ing rooms where it is used. Some of our
gas consumers, not knowing the facts of
the case, have censured Mr.. Harper. the
owner Of the gas works, for its poor dual.
ity. The fact is that Mr. Harper is as
much annoyed by the poor gas, as any of
our citizens, and has done and will do
everything in his power to remedy the diff
hculty. Scarcely a night passes. at his
hotel that he does not growl about it as
severely as any one, and if it would do
any good to "euss" the proprietor of the
gas works he would do as much of it as
any one.
The fact is that since the prevalence of
the epizooty here, he has been compelled
TO buy coal wherever he could get it. and
the impossibiity of obtaining good coal
is the sole reason for the poor gas. We
understand that Mr.. Harper will do
his best to obtain some good coal, and it is
certainly TO be hoped that he will soon be
successful.
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SPECIAL MOLINE TRAINs.-The Rock
ford, Rock Island and St Louis Railroad
20. will run special trains between Rock
Island and Moline for the accommodation
Of the public during the continuation of
the prevailing horse disease.
Leave our depot in Rock Island. at 8
., 10, and IL, A. NJ IL NJ l, 2, 3, 4. 5, 6,
and p. NJ.
Leave our depot in Moline at $50.
$50, 1870, and 1l:3O A. NJ 1890. 100,
$50, $50, 40, $50, $50, 100 and $50
PM
Trains each way will stop at the follow
ing intermediate points Ferry Landing.
G., X. |. d p Depot, Arsenal Street,
Gable Avenue, Wapner's Brewery Brooks
Crossing, Halfway House, and Moline
wagon Works. These trains will have
full passenger train rights. Fare 10 cents
from any stopping place.
r. r. CABLE, Pres't & Gen. Supt.
IL. LOOSELY, Asst Supt
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MEDICAL,
DIX. WISTAR'S
BLlslM Of WILD CHERRY

Is peculiarly adapted to every disease of the lungs
ana hveF which is produced by our ever varying
climate
There Is, perhaps, no disease with which our
country is affected, which sweeps off annually so
many victims as that fell destroyer of the human
raee-Consumption. Day after day, year after year
the insatate monster hurres to the cold and silent
portals of the tomb fresh added victims TO its con-
quest No walk of life is sacred from its blighting
influence. No age is exempt from its death deal
ing shafts. The old, the middle aged and the
young all alike, are food for this common enemy
OF mankind The white haired patriarch whose
life OF temperance has rendered HIS system imper-
vious to the attacks OF other ills and whose good
deeds prepared him for the enjoyment of nfefs
calm evening, finds consumption fastening its fangs
upon his yitals, and tearing him from world ever
bright to minds which look compacentiy on days
well spent
Consumption, in its confirmed and incipient
stages, coughs, asthma, Group and liver complaint
form by far the most fatal class OF diseases known
to our land. Yet those may be cured by
means of the simple yet powerful remedies that are
scattered wherever these maladies prevail.
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In numbers there Is safety 1t was upop This
principle that the formula OF Judson's MoIEqAIN
HERE PILLS was prepared. DR. JuJson ipteudin,
"a fortune IN advertising his pills, submit
ted his recipe to the revision of the most intelI
gent ana learned physicians of the age and the re-
sull Is simple but most efiicacious mediciup-thp
J9DsoNs MOUNTAIN HERE PILLS They purify the
blood remove all Instructions cleanse the skin of
aIi plmpIes and biotches, and perfectly SUR and
SSIe IN their operation. The JuDsoN MoT1NrATN
lhHS LLLis cure Blliiousness, Female Irregular
ties ues, headache and many of the diseases arising
rom impure blood and deranged digestion Use
me- she tucson Mountain Herb Pills. and when won
I rhs They are both sugar coated and pIain
For sale everywhere, f'"A"'
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SAINT CLARA AcADEMY.-Many of our
people remember the good Father Walker,
formerly connected with the Sinsinawa
Mound College, and from him learned
something of the beauty of that locality.
Others of our citizens have been there and
can testify to the attractions of its school,
an advertisement of which will be found in
this paper.
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AFTER ONE TRIAL, no housekeeper will
ever doubt the superiority of DooIey's
Yeast Powder over all others for producing
light, elegant bread, biscuits, rolls &c.
This is attributed to its freedom from anv
substances that are injurious even to in
valids.
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A bright. healthy child is perennial spring q,
that father who after the strife and ~ -
ness on returning to his home is not berujled Of
Se by me Innocent prattle of his childY Perhaps
idI ideneI y worldly man, and makes gold his
a 80, ns may nave been successful man and
mn riches Yet place his child on the sieS
r cea ana az his gold s at the disposal of the phys
OF health to his child Fatherri Motherss
your preserve your child In health? Then listen To
Ihere Is one prevailing cause of the disease in
SJ;ulen and that cause is worms II this cause of
disease Is not removed your child viii sieEan and
uIe, Or nnger suffering invalid for life We nrc-
Sen1 70 you an infalible remedy for worms; il 4
DIX JUDSoNS DEAD SHOT WORM CANny
and If put up In the form OF stick OF candy ana az
pteasahI 20 the taste, that children greedly tease
snr y; II purely vegetable, and cannot hurt the
worm Candy. For sale everywhere Al N csn,s M
package' W. Ii. coMsTocK, Sole Proprietor.
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PERSONAL. Among the arrivals at the
Harper House are Virginia c. Ohr, Miss
Mary E. Hughes, Normal, ILL.,, c. D.
Gregory, St. Louis, Capt. /. W. Stewart
Steamer Alex Mitchell, W. B. PenneIl, V.
Langfeldt, Chicago, and Duprez & Bene-
diets minstrels.
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Cloudy.

MAsoNIc.-Annual communication of
Rock Island Lodge, No 65S, A. G. 4 A.
NJ, will be held on Friday evening Decem-
Der 9th, at u O'Clock sharp. Business
election Of officers and payment of dues
All members are expected to be present
By order of w. NJ
2t NJ G.. Mills, Secretary.
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II you do not feel well Won send far a so.,or h.
caIIs upon you, looks WISE sorawls some HERE
giyphlcs upon piece Of paper which Won take IN
shS urqg STORE and there pay 30 TO 90 be
~ zen not na so good as DR.. Merses Indian Root
I ,ii which cost but 25 cents per box Do Won
most Tor ltf II you do advise yeu 10 uss iust ne
M experiment, the Merse's Indian Roof PiIis
dhey are prepared from formula pronounced Nv
.ae most learned physicians of our country TO he
me pest and most universal of family Incidence
! me ne Morse's Indian Root Pills cure Headache
I.IVer Complaint, Indigestion, Dyspepsia Female
"a &c, and are put up both sugar coat
co and plain, Give them trial Sold by All deal
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+. heis, the clothier, has large assert
ment of goods for merchant tailoring, also
of ready made clothing. His New York
cutter is an artist in his line, and gives
universal satisfaction.
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FIRE ENGINEER NoTIcE.-In order to
better notify the fire department of an
outbreak of fire and its locality. / have to
request all persons giving an alarm to do
so in the following manner:
lst-Open hydrant and let the water
flow freely.
2nd-On the whistle being sounded at
the water works, close the hydrant. and
open 1t once, if the fire is in the first ward.
twice if in the second ward, three times if
in the third ward, four times if in the
fourth ward, and five times if in the fifth
ward.
3d--Listen TO the response of the whis-
tie and If the answer is incorrect. repeat
the call Of the ward, but if the right num-
Der OF whistles are given, no further effort
is necessary.
This will enable the fremen TO proceed
directly to the place where the fire is in
stead OF depending on heresay reports or
waiting until the fire itself shows them the
way. JACOB WoLLENHAIrpr
od3tl Chief Engineer.
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To dress artificial hair Burnett's Cocoa
inc excels promotes luxuriant growth of
natural hair, and kills dandruff
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FRESH MEAT-J. s. Gilmore has com
menced packing and can now furnish spare
ribs, tenderloin, pigs feet, ETC., in any guam
uty 3dlW
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Deaf ears are unstopped by Durno' 8
Snuff Follow the crowd and you will
find II.