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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-02

DAIRY PRoDUCrs VERSUS BEEF FOR
FooD Mr.. X, A. WILLARD, in his
address before the annual meeting
of the Vermont Dairymen's Asso
citation, argued in favor Of the supe-
rior economy of cheese and milk for
food, as compared with beef. A
gocd COW in twelve years would pro-
duce $500 poNpds Of cheese, while
three good steers, four years old
would pot usually give more than
one thousand pounds Of beef each
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-02
Appropriation for Astronomical Pur'
poses.

The General Appropriation Act
passed at ths last session Of Con-
gress sets aside $4,000 for the es-
tablishment Of an astronomical
base, and the continuance of militia
ry and geographical surveys and sur
veys and explorations west of the
Tooth meridian of longitude. These
surveys and explorations are under
the charge of Lieutenant George NJ
Wheeler, who headed the expedition
that explored q line last year from
Elko to the lGexican Boundary. He
was to start from Washington about
a week ago to continue his work
Much is expected from his explora
tons, and many inquiries have beer
made for printed copies Of his las
report, but the Government print
ing Office has not yet turned then
out.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-02

A WHOLE bushel OF wheat is made
up Of single grains.
ADVERSELY is easier borne than
prosperity forgot.
A POOR man wants something, a
covetous man all things.
A MAN has often more trouble to
digest meat than to get it.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-11-02
|. OF 1he Week.

,glI''lS'
!, OF 1ire Wee l..
At Home.
Tasury Department has re-
\, symqss a Cuban flag taken
,tvsleer Pioneer, forwarded
,o,in O.. the Moccasin, which
le Cuban vessel,
scrl trial of Mrs. Wharton for
sVlIl come Off in November
rr6pgton IJIi dispatch says tha:
Cuban expedition is fitting out
aqnsIve scale under the aus
tle sO-Called General Ryan,
relf gives information of the
Bt it is stated that rromi-
tsn patriots placeno confidence
4 II. Young with several
noted swindlcr and conf
Dan, has been captured in Ca
b. His last field of operation
Indianapolis, where he swim
trhants out of s., 900.
yew Orleans longshorenen's
rhur dollars per day has ter
successfully, the steamboat
ID cOllieTs having generally
Mo their demands. A slight
in coal and freight is pro-
Of the cigar manufacturers
York have acceeded to the
d Of the workmen for an in
hm 81 to S. on every one thou
syeral houses have suspended
bus because of the demand.
Is from Rochester,, n. Y,
bat the horse disease prevails
b an alarming extent. Fully
aOfthe horses are effected. 4
al eases have occurred. One
alroad company have one hun
iSe sick, and have taken Off
ttheir cars, The livery stables
topped business. Every horse
dtO tOO'Brien's Circus is sick.
sAtch from Omaha says that
4iher has been extremely dry
vicinity Of late and prairie
usually destructive. The coun-
MRhlrty miles of the city has
l@ly burned over, and cnor-
Quantities of hay and grain de-
beside many houses, barns
.as The prairie fire started
ISo miles north Of the city,
snot Of the fences, sheds and
= at the race track and fair
The soldiers at Omaha
b were out night and day
Ihe flames to prevent the
soithe barracks, and have been
flIin stopping the fires in that
6.ion, signed by some of the
llSIneSs houses of Pittsburgh,
Resented in a few days to Sec
balweIl, asking HIM to reissue
rIOur millions of greenboCks
avn from circulation by Secre-
lGuIlOch.
AZ y Herald says it detailed
f"I 10 ascertain the exact con-
Affairs in Cuba, and ascribes
lpITelease to kilograms sent to
Ny Admiral Pozo. Though
'Nll Is now, it says, in danger of
-''On as a suspected person, he
NI ahead with his impartial
I0E he is a picked man of
sUlhe continual rapid increase
smallpox in Washington; the
Health has divided the Wash
ap Georgetown Districts, with
',0'l In each district, who will
", T.' nollse, for the purpose of
1'us The inmates. Since Con-
'.ourned / l,257 cases have been
" aud 90 deaths have occurred.
'Su' Of the fatal cases had
wy, Vaccinated, and are be-
nave died, and twelve died
VVgll successfully vacclnated.
,ya' T ihiers action in ejecting
''pleon from France is to be
u SUBJECT Of legal proceedings
'|, "uye who departed under pro.
1,a' NJ Difference to the superior
~ ge Government, intends it j,
~u' Oprosecute all the official,
% S'. concerned in the outrage
y1'0 thesupport of the Court!
termination 10 recover hi.
"a French citizen.
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1tq, 1t,Hn, Vn' one year, changea- ,,o ~
ss5yr'. -OO W
.,,,os will be charged TwENTY;
rilno.lIiT5no i5ne' also cards of individual
Z rs.iPt,sj =, ''Ii with the general news mat
,J,ss and tributes OF respect
nV"tIy ~ tor es advertisements.
4aigtut utTIn ~ advertisements Will be
,Nms iOlS'iIi lime must be specified.
soals,S sou,. for benevolent purposes
.,s1si @ at half price. rr,,,oI a,
;hs'msiIon siss respectfully solicited
quarters
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-12

when Colonel Henry Wilson vas
in Boston, raising . regiment, little
fellow one day presented himself st
headquarters and asked for . oomnis.
sion. "Have you seen service :" asked
Cononel W. "Yss, Colonel, I va il.
the three months service" "Wers
you in the battle of Boil Ruo :" 81
was, Colonel" Colonel Wilson has .
delicste vein of humor in him, %,
winking at his staff, he asked, aAnd
did You run well p II used diligsnes,
Colonel, I did the best I could, bat I
couldn't keep up with you in that
hack" Then there We another laugh.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-12

The Galveston Ne,os, one of the
strongest supporters Of Greeley iD Tex
as, says: 't1f we understand Mr..
Greeley's sentiments, he is : secession
ist and always has been. . The Ne,o,
says, further: sMr. Greeley theory Of
tho Government is the true one, and
although little startling, It is the
asisst, simplest and best. z
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-12

The Boston Pilot, which ought
to be good authority With all Catholics,
has been investigating tho charge Of
Know-Nothingism which has been prs.
ferred against Henry Wilson, the Re-
publican candidate for Vice Psssidsst.
The editor has been able to find moth.
ing to justify the accusation, except
the fact that Mr.. Wilson reoeivsd (
few votes for Governor in the Know.
Nothing Convention, and declined the
nomination. i <s-.' s|Sss-.ss
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-12
TERMINUS.
~ - -
DY r. v. IxIRsox.

4A80SVWs 3,r
1t is time TO- b. old, ,seI .,sl5 r
To take in sail-. = 80
: The god Of bounds. -Tt2 'f'
: Who sets to ssas shore, -.ss.tzgs&.
g. Came to mo in his fatal rounds - o.. t..
And said, mo more. - =
No further spread Z 49, 20
Thy broad ambitious branches, and thy root;
Fancy departs; no mere invent, : q
Contract thy armament. &'i
To compass Of tent, -,
There's not enough for this and that.
Make thy option which Of two; st.s:,s
Economize the failing river, -.
Not the less adore the Giver, - -
Leave the many and hold the few,
Timely wise accept the terms, =,
Soften the fall with wary foot;
A little while ~ ~ :: :'.;,
Still plan and smile,
And fault of novel gcrms,
Mature the fallen fruit. l., 5'sa.ss {s,sr
."Curse, if thou wilt, thy sires,
Bad husbands of their fires, ~
Who, when they gave thee breath,
Failed to bequeath
The needful sinew stark ~ once
, Thy Baresark marrowto thy bones,
But left legacy of ebbing veins,
Inconstant Heat and nsrveless reins-
Amid the MUSES., left the deaf and dumb, J. )
Amid the gladiators, halt and numb"
As the bird trims her to the gale,. 49,. :
I trim myself to the storm of time,
I man the rudder, reef the sail,
Obey the voice at owe, obeyed At prime;
"Lowly, faithful, Danish fear, -
Right onward drive unharmed;~'
:; The port, we'll worth the cruise, is near,
And every wave IS charmed" .,, -, -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-12

-Gustav Dors writes that hs vould
like to visit the United Stats, bu. not
until 800 years from now. He i oe
opinion that in such ! busy. 1estlss.,
dash, h,ahead life . oun q prsssst i,
thers would b but little nsa4 for
gloomy mind,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-12

hour, he Was brought back to life by
the use of the most eficacious RENE.
dies. e... ...l>... -:
Giscomo was now brought to the scaf
fold, He fixed his eyes on Bernardo,
and then, turning to the crowd, he ad-
dressed them in loud voice.: "Now
that I am about to present myself
before the tribunal Of infallible truth, l
swear that if my Savior, pardoning my
faults, shall place ma in thu road to
salvation, [ williecessaotly pray for the
preservation of his holiness, who has
spared me the aggravation of the pun
.lshrent but too much due to my enor-
nous crime, and has granted life to my
brother Bernardo, who is most innocent
Of the guilt Of parricide, as have COZ.
stantly declared in all ny examinations.
It only afaicts, me in these last moments
that he should have been obliged to be
present at so fatal scene. But sioce,
o my God, it has 50 pleased thee, fla.
voluotas tua." So speaking, he knelt
down: The executioner blinded his
eyes, tied his legs to the scafold, and
gave him a blow on the temples with a
loaded hammer, cut off his head,
and then cut him into four pieces,
which were fixed on the hooks of the
scaffolding.
- The bodies of Lucrezia aud Bea.
trice were left on the bridge until the
evening, illuminated by two torches,
and surrounded by such a concourse of
people that it was impossible to CROSS
the bridge. An hour after dark the
body Of Beatrice was placed in a coffin
covered with black velvet pail, richly
adorned with gold. Garlands of flowers
we're placed, one at her head and anoth-
" at her feet, and the body was strewn
with flowers It was then accompa-
MED to the church of St Pietro in
Montoria by the confraternity of the
order of Mercy, and followed by many
Franciscan mcnks, with great pomp
and innumberable torches and four
hours after dark she was there buried
before the high altar, after the custom.
ary ceremony had been performed. The
body Of Lucrezia, accompanied ia
like manner, was carried to the church
Of St Gregorio, and after the ceremony
honorably buried.
Bernado was reconducted to the pris.
on Of the Tor di Mona, whore he was
attacked by burning fever, and was
very i'll for loog time. ae remained
here a prisoner until the month of
September in the same year, when he
obtained his liberty by paying twenty.
Eve thousand crowns to the hospital oil
the Santissima Trinita dei Pellegrini.
He afterward married and had children.
among whom was son, Cristophero.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-12
A LADY'S EXPERIENC e OF THE
CHAMPION SOCIAL NUISANCE.

A lady living in a Rhode Islan d
town tells the public what she knows
about "sprprise parties" aud silver
weddings:
II have been the unwilling recipi-
ent of one OF those social nuisaoces
dubbed silver wedding. Isaac and 1
knew as we'll as anybody that We had
been married twenty-five years, but We
didn't wish to celebrate the event for
numerous reasons. We didn't wish TO
beg for presents. Our house is
not large enough to accommodate
all we would wish to invite
on such an occasion, and we
could not bring ourselves to slight any;
and not being partial to large parties,
judge of our CONSERVATION when We
we're overwhelmed by a mob consist
ing of some of our friends, and many
who were not our friends or even ac-
quaiutances. Tom, Dick, and the
dragon, any one who could be induced
to sign their names to paper and pay
their money to help buy tea set, un-
der the promise of coming to our house
and having a gay time, just as they
would have paid for going to any place
of amusement. The presents were very
nice indeed, but I shall never use them,
and for them We are put under obliga.
tions to class Of people whose acquaint-
ance We did not desire. They ramuag.
ed and ransacked the house from garret
to cellar, looked into my closets and
bureau drawers, and even counted tho
blankets on my own and my servants
bed, smashed my pct cast, wore holes
in my sitting-room carpet by dancing
on it, and have made capital for gossip
out of my household arrangements geo.
orally. There were even people present
to whom I was not introduced. We
have always been independent; retained
our old friends and made few new ones.
Now I am expected to call on Mrs.
this, that and the other, and to speak
to their husbands aud brothers when l
meet them on the street, for their names
are on that paper which accompanied
our silver among the list Of donors. I
put down my veil, hoping one of these
new friends, who is somewhat iutoxicat-
ed, will not recognize me, and as I get
past hear him say "Proud old vixen
wish I had the dollar throped
away on her silver tea set" I have
lost my Independence and self-respect,
and I am quite miserable under oil this
obligation, which / can never hope to
repay. And l lock upon the whole
affair as IN unwarrantable piece of in-
reference, for which I shall never par
don the idle busy bodies who,s for tho
want Of something better for excite.
ment. set il on foot"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-12

cruel wrongs his family had received 1t
bis hands, that the pope was touched to
pity, and, taking the writings of the
advocates, dismissed them. Instead Of
retiring to rest, he spent the whole
night ia studying the cause with Car
dinal s. Marcello, and going over ali
the most exculpatory arguments Of Far.
lnacoi !; and, finally, his mind was 90
impressed that he suspended the course
Of justice, and gave hopes that be
would pardon them all., Such, IN Ill
probability, would have been tho result,
but unfortunately Il this moment there'
occurred = case of matsieide in : noble
family in Rome, by which 70 was 20
exaspsratsd that % Immediately g.ve
over the cause, and ordered The sen :.
tence 70 be executed On then. Ill. .a Z 9
Many mobiles then hastened to the
p.l.oe Of The the pope, and .b.soueh!t him hin
TO mitigate the terms Of the sentence,
to allow At least Lucrexia and Beatrice
70 be exeeuted il private, and e par par.
don tie innocent Bernado !; md thsir
prayers prevailed % IS =. = th.t Bsrnado
was pardonsd, with the condition that he
should 50 present q The dsath ot ths
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-12
=
ST. PAUL.

Tho names given In this column arc those 81 the
largest and most reliable houses in} their
several lines OF business In st. Paul.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-29
COUNTY cLsGK:s OFFICE

LYJa Co., Nov. II, 1ST2.I
TN pursuance OF an order Of the Board
Il OF County Commissioners OF Lyon
county, made At the meeting OF said
Board, held Nov ember 11fb, 1871 the
following extract from their proceeding
IL published, to-wtt: A.
"a petision having been presented %
the Board OF County Commissioners, ask.
ing the said Board 10 make an order thai
all peracus owning horses or cattle 10
Fremont township, In Lyon county, ahAll
keep them confined 10 the night time,
from the 1st day Of April 70 the ist day Of
December. ia each year, and It appearing
70 the Board by due and legal evidence
that said petition IL slgned By . majority
Of the qualified electors Of said. Fremont
township, and that the number Of the
said electors subscSi blng said petition ID
more than three-dth1 the nun6er Of votes
polled In said township ~ the Last gene
said petition 10 subscribed aud verified IN
the manner provided by Law, It Is there
fore 3
ORDERED, That ali persons owning
horses or cattle In said Fremont town
ship, Lyon county, shall keep them con-
lined In the night time from tho Nrst day
Of April TO the drst day Of December IN
Of this order. II 10 further
ORDERED, That the County Clerk 81
Lyon county, cause . certified copy Of thlu
order to be published for three weeks In
the EmporiA News, . newspaper publish-
ed in said county Of Lyon.
STATE OF kANsAs.
Lyon COUNTY, 81
Thereby certify thstths sboSs and fore.
going IL = true and correct copy Of %
much Of the proceedings OF the meeting
Of the Board Of County Commissioners q
said county, held November 18th, 1874 -
relates 70 the petition Tor rostraininG cat
tie aud horse6 from ruAnlng ~ large II
the night time IN Fremont township, saie
county.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
county, the day and year last above writ
ten. DAVID 8. GILMORE,
47-40 County Clerk.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-29

No one remedy is Io5idzz
called for by the necssEitie'
Of the American people than
n sure and safe cure fol
~ Fever and AguR. asS~a
We arc now enabled 70 e1er.
with perfect eertalntr dist
It Will eradicate the disease, aud with asst:r-
ance, founded on proof, that no barra can
arise from its use in any quantity.
That which protects from or preventn thi.
disorder must be of immense service IN tlIt
communities where 1t prevails. PrersAtiv,
is better than cure; for the patient escapes til
risk which he must run In violent attacks
this baleful distemper. This CURES expei
the miasmatic poison OF Fever aad AEg.
from the system, and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease, If taken on the FIR
approach OF its premsnIsory symphonic. ;
great superiority OF this rehsedy over siit
other ever discovered for the speedy aad Gel
tain cure Of IntermIttents Is, that 1t contain
no Quinlne or mineral; consequently b pre-
duces no QHinisn or other injurious eEect
whatever upon the constitution Those cure
by it are LEFT as healthy ~ u they had mere
had the disease. e
Fever and ASue Is not alone, the G.,
sequence Of the Eniasmatic poison A n,
variety Of disorders arise from Its irrisatin
among which are Neuralgia, Rheurls
stam. GOuS, Headache. DlindnC>
EaraeAe, CasaPrla, Aas1
ma. PaIPssaslOn, Painfal AMccsI.
Of she spleen, HHysterIcs, Psin In az
Bowels. Collie, Paralysis, and deraag,
ment OF the Stomach, al or which, yhe
IN this capse, put On the tnte
mittenf type. or become periodical tn
" CUREs expels the poison from the bsoot
and consequently chres them all aliks. n
an invaluable protection % Immigrants Al.
persons travelling or temporarily residinS i
the malarious Districts. II taken iooeas5or
any or daily while exposed 70 The lnfsetssn
that will bo excreted from tbs systsEn, am
canAos accumulate h sufdeient luaStIsy
ripen into disease. Henoe & Il even MOI
valuable for protection taa1 cure; and He;
WIN ever surfer from IrtermIttenfs u the
avail themselves Of tbs protection this zen,
eay anords. -
For Liver Complaints, arising from torpid
ity Of the Liver, It 10 an excellent reDedy
stimulating the Liver into healthy activity
and producing many truly reznArkAbee sure.
where other medicines fail.
PREPARED BV
Or. ;. C. AVER q CO., Ls1eii. ATaaa
PrsesSHsl snS Ns4H0tNsIeal chessAksEa.
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE woRIp
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-29

Collections promptly attended % and re-
mitted for on day q payment.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-29

For the relief
and cure Of all
arrangements In
the stomach, lV-
er, and bowels
They are . mild
aperient, and an
excellent p0rga-
tive. Being pure
ly vegetable they
contain no meT.
curry or mineral
whatever. Much
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-29
BLAcKsMlTHs.
NEW BLACKSMITH SHCP.
Reaaesson Of Prices.

~ARLOsv q REVvEY, Who late
CIy orcup!sd C0auerss old stacd, On
North Commercial GDees, have moved %
shsif new shop % the Opposite "a lie Of the
street.. wnere they sSe prepaFod - do al
wort IN their liue. Horse Shoeing, new,
Gl.00 per span; al nsW work EAFrsnasd.
faFticElar ssteann1 PEsd % uneDuud fssE,
without exfaa charge. Refer 20 a. p.
seeWafs ~ 0sA 9SoS~esta sd 1.sss.
49, @,-@.S21es-
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Agus, Intermittent Fs-
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fe.
yer, &C., and indeed all the affections
which arise from ulalafious. marsh, lr
miasmatic poiSonE.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-29
Pork, Bacon. Lard, &c.
am now ready to purchase any quan,i-
50. ~, and pay csSh for
sOODI FAT, WELL DRESSED MOSS,

delivered % ne e the ssld premises.
All parties who deal IN prolE, bao1n,
hnDa. lard. -6c.s are iuyit01 % call o. or
esr advantage than any other hoa-e u
0l1 1settoA II tho coaatry.c
~ WI. GRAFkN0EEEN.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-29
THE EIGPoRIA
Pork Packing House.
CASH FOR DRESSED HOGS.

Having purch1Sed the briok business
house on COmusrciAl street, south Of the
court house aud Atted Il mp for the pack
tAG AA9 shipping o. $50 fterr--
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MEDICAL.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

81 For the relief
IT, and cure Of ali
derangements In
the stomach, hV-
er, and bowels
Ak They are . mild
40 0perient, and an
excellent porga-
~. tive. Being pure
ly vegetable, they
contain no Ener.
curry or mineral
- Whatever. Much
serious sickness and suffering Is prevented By
their timely use; and every family. should
relief, when required. Long exparAence has
proved them 70 be the safest, suress. end
bess Of all the PtIts with which tAs market
abounds. By their occasional use, the blood
Is purified, the corruptions Of the system eH-
PEELED, obssructions removed, and the whole
ity. Internal organs which become ciosTed
and sluggish are eleansed by Aysr's Httts.
and stimulated into action. Thus incipienE
disease Is CHANGED Into health me ya "a o
multitudes who enjoy IL, can hardly be com.
puted. Their sngar-cozting makes them
Sninpaiisd for say isnStE Of time, % sSSs
they are ever ncesh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching. they are mid, and cpeF-
ate without disturbances % tie constitution y
Fun dIrecfions are given on de wrapper 70
each box, how to use them 9s Family PhYSie,
and Tor ne touowtng Complaints which these
For DyaPePai0 or Enaigess1en, Lssea
1eAg4ea9, AaAS00P, and less u APR9s
GiGeS they should be taken moderately 70
stimulate the stomach, and restore its healthy
tone and action. -
For liver C0mplains and les various
symptoms. BiliOus Headache Sick
Headache 10u19ae0 or Green 84eks
Aess, Bilious Collie and Bl1lOas Fe.
VCrs, they should be Judiciousiy taken for
each case, 70 correct the diseased action. or
remove the distractions which cause &C.
For Dy1eAteFy or DtaFrAGe0, bat ons
mild dose Is generally required.
For AAeam0efaHa, Cost, Gravel,
Pa1pieAGtOA Of shS Heart, Pain In
che Side, Back, and L0tna, they should
Ghe diseased action OF the system. With such
change those complaints disappear.
For DrOEDAy and DrOEssac9l Swell.
1REs, they should be taken in large and fire.
quent doses 20 produce the eject Of drastic
purge.
For supPreAei0n, large dose should be
taken. as it produces the desired erect by
Asa Dinner pm. take one or two Pulls To
promote digestion, and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach
and bowels, restores the appetite, and inyieeor-
ates the system. Hence Il Is often advanta-
EeOus where no serious arrangement exist.
One who feels tolerably well, often find= III
q dose of these Pulls makes him feel GI$ci,;
eSly better, from their cleansing sad r,.an.
Vaang effect on tie digestive appEyatua.
@ PREPARED BIZ
Dr.. J. G. AVER L CO.. Practical casra;st
LOWELL 3TASS-. z. s.. n.
FOR SALE By All DRrG0Isrs EVRRYwHERT
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W. T. SODEA, Vice PreS.
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