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I
ENGINE WORKS
PEORIA. ILLINOIS.

Build Engines, Boilers, Shafdng, Puueys and
General Machinery for mills and factories Of
all kinds. Complete Powers are furnished,
and set up and started when desired, without
freight rates to all the principal points in the
south. For descriptive circulars and prices,
address, SAM'L WORKS co,
myS Peoria, Illinois.
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The coach-painters of New York are
to strike next Monday for eight hours.
The furniture trade insist on ten hours,
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For sinse a

WE are authorized to announce PEYTON
w SMITH, Of Upton County, a candidate
to represent the cOunties Of Upton, FayettC
and Shelby in the state Scnatelo of Tennessee
subject 10 the action of the Convention. mys
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For Sheriff.
MARCUS j. WRIGHT is a candidate for
M reelection to the office of sheriff of
| shelby County at the ensuing August election,
subject to the action OF the Democrotic Con-
vention OF June 10Th. APPS
/ TEORGE l.. HARRIS is q candidate for
III Sheriff of Shelby County, subject to the
action OF the Democratic Convention. ap2O
p. CURRY announces himself as an in
"A. dependent candidate for reelection 70
the office of sheriff of shelby county. Elec-
ton August, 1872. apis
CHARLES i. ANDERSON is q candidate
~ for Sheriff of Shelby county. Subject to
the decision of the Democratic Convention.
WE are authorized to announce Colonel
w J. A. FORREST as n candidate for sheriff
at the ensuing election, subject 70 the Demo-
cratic Convention. mh26
GHERIFFI hereby announce myself as a
- candidate for sheriff of shelby county at
the ensuing election. Subject to the action OF
the Democratic Convention.
h JOHN s. HARRIS.
IN answer to many inquiries, l hereby au-
L thorize you to my name as acan-
didate for Sheriff of Shelby county at the Au-
gust election, 1872. Subject to the action of the
Democratic ~nve
mhl9 M Il. +. BALL
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ABOOK FOR TRR MILLION.

4 NJ oTs,sso Oo A PRIVATE COUNSELLOR TO
UAGtI lIUSCUTHE MARRIED, or those about
Guide. te9aim mTEEssr on d snS r Fs2si5ii5b-
OF the sexual system, with the latest discover
les in producing and preventing offspring, pre-
serving the complexion, etc.
n is an interesting WGlk OF two hundred
and tWenty-fOur pages,With numerous engraV-
ings, and contains valuable Information for
those who are married or contemplate marri-
age still il is a book thai ought to be under lock
and key, and not laid careIessiy about the
house.
Sent 70 any one tfree OF POSTAGE for 50 cents.
Address Or. Butts DispenSary No. Y North
Eighth street, st. Louis, Mo.
SO Notice to the afflicted and unfortunate +:
Before applying 70 the notorious QUACRs
who advertise in public papers, or using n
QUACK REMEDIES, peruse DR.. Butts work, no
matter hat your disease is or how deplOrable
your condition. ..a
ur. Butts can be consulted, personally or by
mall, on the diseases mentioned IN ms work.
O1ice No. L North Eighth street. between Mar
ket and Walnut, st. Louis, Mo. JeGd&w
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TIA +. DOUGLASS is a candidate for state
and County Tax-CollectoF, subject 10 the
decision OF the Democratic Convention
nR. L. L. BATTLE, Of First Civil District,
IL Is q candidate for the Office of Taxi Oh
lector at the ensuing election, subject to the
decision of the County Democratic Conven-
uon. Lnyl1
d. HUNTER. OF CivfI District NO. Z, is a
IA. candidate for County TaX+Collector,
subject 70 the decision of Democratic Com
NeIuoh- u .flLEL = IL Hs !
.u L. PRmDY is candidate for TaxICol-
IL. Iector, before the nominating Oonyen-
ton, June %, 1872. s.l
.HAYS-i is a e Tor County Tax
"A. Collector, subject 20 the decision of the
Democratic Convention. ap2
HEoRGE II. POWELL Is a candidate Tor
u Tax-Collect0T for shelby county Subject
TO the action Of the Democratic ~onyenuon
OSCAR WOODBRIDGE is a candidate for
~ Tax-COllector for Shelby county. subject
TO the action OF the Democratic County Con-
y%ention. mh8l
Chancellor of Second Ohaneery COart.
Il HEREBY myself a candidate
i for the office of Chancellor of the Second
Chancery COurtof Shelby County. subject TO
such action as the Democratic convention
may lake in the matter. Election first Thurs
day in August next w. L. SCOTT.
E A.BEECHER is a candidate for Judge
u. Of the Second Chancery Court Subject
10 the decision of the Democratic coyenuon.
GEO. w. WINCHESTER is a candidate for
VI Judge of Second Chancery Court. Sub
.iect to nomination of Democratic convention.
Election first Thursday in August, lST2
CAMUEL p. WALKER announces himself
. as a candidate for the Office Of Judge
OF the Second Chancery Court. Subject TO the
action OF the Democratic convention. myl5
For County Trustee.
II NJ. MASON is a candidate for County
IL. Trustee, subject to the Democratic Con-
Vention. Election first Thursday in August.
WE arc authorized to a. WOOD
w WARD as a candidate Tor reelection to
% the Office OF County Trustee at the ensuing
August election, subject to the action Of the
Democratic Convention of June auth
COUNTY TIEGsTEE-we are authorized TO.
~ announce General d. NJ BRADFORD as a
candidate for the Office OF County Trustee, OF
the ensuing election. Subject 10 the action Of
the Democratic Convention.
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SOLD AT COST, AND SOME AT LESS THAN COST.
ADI

iCaIcOeS, Bleaehed DOmeSticS, Brown DOmeSticS, IO4 Sheeting, Per
Gales, Lawns, Plain and Figured Piques, Irish and Pants
Linens, and all kinds of White Goods, shOuld call at the
SOUTHERN PALACE. 4#.#H
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Por Judge Of the supreme Court.

nOBERT +. UOONEY Is a candidate for
III Congress, subject 10 tho decision of the
Democratic Convention. apps
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CRACKERS.
NIC-NAC CKE

ENROM BUFFALO. We are sole agents for
Il these crackers. They are the finest ever
brought TO this marker We have reduced
the reta pric Give cents per pound. Special
nducement StO thc trade
CONAWAI & LINSDAY, GEOCERs,
my25 S3 Main street.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE; In re-
Spouse to the expression of n popular de-
sire, sufficiently general and Influential to
control my action in the matter, l hereby an
nounce myself q candidate for the office OF
Judge OF the supreme Court, made vacant by
the resignation Of Hon. T. A. II. Nelson. Elec-
ton hrst Thursday in August next.
- IL COOK. -
Chattanooga. March II, 1871 mhl2
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Iron Grenadines, French Grenadies, Plain and Fancy Silks, Japanese
Silks, Silk POplins, Irish POpInS, French POpIinS, should
call at the SOUTHERN PALACE.
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LADIES WISHING

Real Lace Points, LLAMA Lace Points, Paris Lace Points, Pusher
Lace Points, Real Lace SaeqUes, Llama Lace Saeques. Pusher
Lace Sacques, should call at the SOUTHERN PALACE.
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u OTHEPEOPLE OF TENNESSEE. In re-
Spouse to the call Of many leading citizens
OF the state, / hereby announce myself as a
candidate for Judge of the Supreme Court,
made vacant by the resignation % o 7. a.
HI. Nelson. Election first Thursday in August
next ROBERT MCFARLAND.
Morrfstowu. Tennessee. nah2i
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WE are authorized { announce J. HAIR
w VEY MATHES as candidate for re-
lection rs state and County IaxcOlleoto on
Privileges, subject to he nominating conyen-
lion. APPS
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WATERING PLACE.

B a LIE HHS . ~ q =,
Isau1erda1o County, Alabama
UHE HOTEL at usc celebrated watering Place is nov opnh THE reception IF visitors.
i The aeHa are absolutely Unepuaed in their healing Ower over DrOpsy. ScrOTuHa.
Dyspepsia, Diseases o Omen mi dta@esof tbs Sktna and Kidneys The location
1pa 6H country hear bemuuln ck bommd ceek, he air bringa m puua the genev
Billiards. Bar Ten-Pns Music, PrG1snad@, Dancing, and ali the fashionable
anuSmens area bundant supplied, and heT Table afoust The betW Country FAKE
Route. via emp and charleston Railroad to Florence. Stage lin. nine mile to the
Board, per day, 5; per week SIS pei mouth, SG 81. t-iN
Fort further Information, circulars, etc. atd@s - -Et
my8 II A. MOODY. NJ D.. RcTdent Physician.
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LADIES WISHING
~READY-MADE SUITS AND UNDERWEAR, should c
THE PALACE
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DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION.

VLHE firm of II. Fitzgerald Il Co, Grocers and
Il Commission Merchants OF Memphis, is
gerald and c. G. Bill having sold out their
interests TO J. 7. jefferson and ]. II. EdHng-
ton, who will continue the business at anne
stand.
H. Fitzgerald and Charles c. Bill assume an
liabilities of the old firm, and Charles G. Bill
IS alone authorized to collect the accounts due
and use the firms name in liquidation of old
business. H.. FIfZGERALD.
CHARLES G. BILL.
]. 7. JEkFERSON.
Memphis, May l, 1872.
J. 7. J-EFFERSoN, J.H. E~DIUNGTON,
Late Of II. Fitzgerald & Co. Oceola, Ark.
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SOUTHERN FARM AND HOME,
Terms, 81 per year, in7ariablyfn advan,
SPARKLING RUBIES.


An appropriate name for this neat, complete
and most pleasing collection of musical gems
about 80 OF them), by y. HULL and Il.
SAUNDERS. Music NEW, FREsH, s~PIRIrED.
PRICE 35
g NEvER TROUBLE TROUBLE TIL TROUBLE
TROUBLES YOU" is the title or 4 favorite
song by WeRmQn. 30 cents. ~ q.
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LADIES wISHrNG

Real Lace Point Collars, Real Yaleneiennes Lace Collars. Real Ap-
plique Lace Collars, French Lace Collars, should call at the
SOUTHERN PALACE.
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~ The entire stock of this estabHshment aus be closed out before making
the change in Or business which will be exclusively Wholesale. Parties
wishing Dry Goods should nt fail to price Or Goods n be convinced
of the above fact
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For County
TIA +. DOUGLASS is a candidate for State
and County Tax-CollectoF, subject to the
decision of the Democratic Convention.
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SOUTHERN PALACE,

An cut and broken Goods must bo closed ut a Oon as possible, a this esab
HshmeRt viii be occupied exclusively for whOleaiug, cOuse-
queudy their Retail Stock viii be
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The above Books II Pieces, sent, postpaid
on receipt Of retail price.
OLIVER DrTSON & Co, boston.
my33 G. H. DITSON & CO. New York.
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Continues to be a "Great Success" Grca.
variety OF the best Vocal and instrumental
Music.
Price in BIDS, 81 80; Cloth, s8i CIT, 81.
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DR. l.. L. BATTLE, Of First Civil District,
IL is a candidate for the office of Taxi Oh
lector at the ensuing election, subject to the
decision Of the County Democratic Conven-
ton. q W AfH myII 8
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THE HARP,

Is the name Of a compact book Of go pages,
contains q UeIU large proportion Of the most
popular psalm tunes, spiritual SONGS, etc, etc.
It would be difficult 10 compile n more CON
venient book for II NEsTRY, THE PRAYEE
MEETING or SOCIAL Singing MEErISGs.
By ASA HULL. PRICE GO CENTS.
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RI L. PRIDDY isa candidate for Tax-Col-
IL. Ieetor, before the nominating Uonyen-
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D. HUNTER, of Civil District No. 2, is a
candidate for County Tax-Collector,
subject 20 the decision ofthe Democratic Com
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THE MUSICAL TREASURE

Everybody likes KISSING AT TUE GAEDE,
GATE" Song. L0eSeh. 80 n
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i TEE JEsulrs IS MErz AND. PosEN,T7.one Of
the results of tho present tPersseatioa Of the
Jesuits in Germany is the removal Of eheir Col-
ciege from Metz 1t is said that this importsnt
festablishment will DO at once transferred 70
Nancy, where the students wifi meet imne
diatsly after the present vacation. In the
iGraud Ducby Of Posen the measpre vas carried
out without On instants delay and resseat
in progress was actually stOprsa; aishoigh IL
would have lassed butttwo days longer e % y
+ Y f}1rs.t 49, n EsstFu gLEra 4 Cd syS
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fEa;fiMioN1A1s FROM COMPETENT JURORS.

TEssfiMoNIA1s FROM COMPETENT JUDGES
1ybch IN the best sewing machine IL point on which
5;flyent com differ each OF coufne, tnnke t
o,r, tho best may have ioT one Hlnu on
rork md another fer another But II the point Wers
70 he decided by popularity the Singer machine W9ua
outsrip an others The returns Of the last year snow
70 less than 10000 machines 1t has an lmnense
crculRtion as wspapers would say, in europe as
we'll IA in this country These ought to be enough 70
sew mn Ali the rents the royal robes OF pfncoe anu
mnisfers of State which have been for long thne IN
sadly battered condition --Aep York Erdngettst.
The Chicago women have a decided preference rs to
the machines thew with according 10 the 1rto,e
of that CITY the relief ommittee has supplied 2si4
machines OF which 242T were OF the singer paien!
Each applicant designated the. machine She aeSreu
Golden Age Nep York .-.-.
Oldest sales lead the lst of the others Tor the
year in returnH also In the recent re
port of the Special Relief Committee Of Chicago VheI<
every Applicant designated the kind OF machine de
sired and where of 2944 which the Committee had pro
vded 2l97 were Singer nachines~-NeV York HGhond
Standard -. -,
II the number OF sales be apy criterion Of merit tn
Singer bear the palm, IS shown by sworn re
turns companies made under the licenses gram
ed by the Of the sewing machine patents
Ne,o York Daily Witness.
fhe energetic and affable agents of the Singer ms
chine in this city, Messrs. Cooper Co.. have larg
number machines at their elegant store No 80 Can'
street. and will show them, well samples of wor
executed by them, with the graatest pleasure
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THE ARMES1AH scn1sM.-The three. rebel
lions Armenian brshops-Vactosiap Padiarop
and Kupelians arc stated in dispatch IRON
Constantinople, given in the O"'pers, TO naso
been all three struck down by apoplexy within
the space Of. twenty days. 1t is added that
Armenian schismatcs are in CONSERVATION 1t
this terrible eyoat.. The two first namedHflsh-
ops are since dead, and the new schisnatie IA
triarch, Kupeliaa, has received the last sacra-
ments. -....--.'-.-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RoigRr EMMETT BRANCH 30. II-H. B. 4 n.
A. A SpectAi Meeting Of this Branch Efl be bald
on THURSDAY. August q. at u P. N. PunetuAl At
tendance requested business Of the greatest i'm
portance will be btsught before the meeting.
BV order Of Jas. p. o,BRIEN, Vice PIesids1t.
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DIED +:

O'BRIEE-On Monday, August IL at O'Clock p n.
Mary A. Rerlon, wife OF Dennis O'Bren aged sixty
one yoars and eleven ontbs native Of TuoW county
Carlow Ireland.
BRAyENTFR-AuRustII 1874 at Q O'Clock Ps n.
Ellen Sheridan, wife OF william Brayenter sged tweh
tytWo years native OF the county CaEan' trCIAn"-
sVcuFps n, "Wednesday, August &C. Is72, at 10
o'clock ~, at Pass ChristiSn' Alss' AiS' |tArA "
Hama w. re Of r. ID. SegheEB-
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MARRIED

LAT st. AIpB6bsas' church,
on Thursday August I5tb Isre by the Rev. Father
Glessen, Philip j. Mcatath ana Katie NJ Cabin No
eards.
+ wALsH-KGTnMAS-At Grstna, on Saturday,
Augast 10. 1872. by tho Rev. Father n. HSIbode'.
Charles walsh to Miss Matilda Altman. No cards
Baltimore, Louisville And Cairo papers please copy
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BUSINESS. NOTICES. sIol.sd .

~ "TBE LIFE oFITHE FLEsIl "a gtH lAQ9Ds-
ssea Ssss ss sss ss
eSrruetalso. To reievs this.ths ssue rsC ynndbnbs
ssss. Il ia Ills ,sn5sr hss br Tussi
"a talises g. and eApes sli distsmeeg om the eysel
Being fee op J,osst &ssras y r. aaHptsd st 2
aslssss eaale mt ANY teles nsy take ths yosE AID
Y ,o hive ihhsritSd dIsea e. wi 90 eaIed BY it.
va :. GfyT5 j. y tVA - ~7on1 S5if-"F -
= Dr. n alta Liver Pals are mild and gentle pur
tive possessng the peculiar merit of acting as power
inl t Id relieving oonsestve or TORPID it~rr' They
haze no ernaL T. O.. t.'g7r bi"D" fEF N'Ai' =.
Or. rrrr'S 'H,Ir DYE 8 u Re ia TIE.
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Ever up to if not in advance of the times;
their stock Of IAN goods To enable them To- make
Of the reinandsr heir splendid and beautiful aumuer
goods TO effect vhioh object they now ofer them a
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~ CAuTrox.-Every genuine bog OF D)R. , AG-
LANES LIVER PILLS bears tho signature OF Fiein;
ming Brothers Ptttsburg Hau their private 3ited
states stamp Take otheyi ihs r4fkei Is 1ptl q
II IL che popular vsrct chat P"oBle " So ave bern
10 e Of Bttes toHiia! arc ybk geo.
yrtYtrIv n resort - Mo NSEs LIVER i1ttS Tor per-
n ABe1s relief r s'a- ~ 90 .' '.' ~ 'nPS" ~a'
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s.1tsTrEp STAGES.

40 a.
MISREPRESENTATION, Whitley who has visited
the Kuklux prisoners, has submitted q report
which many papers consider to have been mfSss
being chief of tho government detectfvs fore
His report says that the prisoners ell aeknew1S1
edged that many Iofithe most .ffomtnrhh and
intelligent Southern men were meMbeFs OF thea
Kuklnx which vac organized for Pelu lcd
purposes and, to exterminate tho 'negres, unda
that the association advised personal yolsnss,
and even murder to accomplish those ends,
Col: Whitley then names four persons safely TO
| be considered as proper subjects for the exer-
| else Of executive clcmency. They are old rpep
poor and uhfearL ed, and were undoubtedly led
into the Kuklux Khan order by tnsrepfesenta-
ton. With regsrA to the others, should It oe
4 the intention Of the Government to make an
extended exercise Of its eleInsucy in that di-
rection, no subruite the nRmes of eighteen per-
sons whofB be deems most !worthyo t It's con-
sideratiop. AS TO the remainder Of the pEisonc
ers who entered the Kulslux order with full
knowledge of its real object, Col, Whitley
says it swcnId not be entirely eS pedient 70 eS.
ercIse the executive c'eniency. The Freslden,t
has pardonedE4he foar persons rccom1nended:
Observation-Disclosures from Maine say that
very active canvassing is going on by both
sid es throughout the State. Senator Doolittic
I is working hard in behalf of tile Greeley and
u Brown ticket Gov Eoyes, of Ohio, has ar
rived and is addressing Republican, meetings.
Senator Wilson is also shortly expected there
NV YoRk.--The New York Democratic
State Central Committee met at Con gFess Hall
on the l3thto brleI aud anlhSteueaiscuSsloih
in which the question of an early call Of the
State convention was pressed. twas resolv we'd
to hold the convention at Syracuse on the 4th
of September next at noon. Vacancies IN the
. COMMITTEES from tho first judicial district were
filed by the choice of John Kelly aud james
S. Thayer.> General Cochran and Alfred WIKI
inson, chairman and secretary OF the Libera
/, Republican State Central Committee, were
u present and concured in the above mentioned
liuIe and place for their State convention.
DELAwARE.-A call has been issued, signes
by VIM. Dean, recently Chairman OF the Dem
oc.atic State Committee of Delaware for thu
election OF six delegates to represent the Stat
in the Louisville Convention. Dean has ais
3 organized a straight out Democratic club, an
y a large number of Democrats. IL Is claimed
: \ are ready to join with it. The Democrati
"a State Convention formed an electoral ticke
= for DeIaware, and nominated Custus W
3stNVrfgit for Congress The Convention too
/. no action regarding Greeley and Brown
n VIRGTSIA.-Hon. Jos. Mayo died in Riei
70 Commonwealth Attorney Of Richmond K
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BEsr lND eipssr FAMILY MEbIcfSE. AsA 4,
thsrte aud Tonp--4or dyspepsia ooestpastps debiiy
sick,hesjAche bilious attacks aud ~ q
beware Of limitations -ft ~ ~ - ! 90" TAT row"
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r John g. Ddnhau,'s Yedst Po wder for purity
viii have no other 1T can " had At gFecsEsr al
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INBHAL' otA1Bsk fOAAS fffHo i-BA r''~'N ~N9-s~
TIL ot, an ,hs s1ss.n. asss So
sass Of v1sh parSeut IN ~
chat oa Ete sy land es ga stored n
5srSsS sSs sisS ~ over
and In fanA uss4 where esa tor
ssd EbaiS Or sperm Oil III ienltlas islsoas
Sss fahIsahsis boiins pont so Rahrsehsity ira
oT lard OIL Ii Win not ignite under 800 FAhFSnheif and
SnseSG eStly sbselGt-iy saf - no E'sb - i ..
1T wTLL rEof rAKEiffaE IwQAsE OF BEEG arss .
10 ds BS5lAGE or TfiR f<ANP. .HLst selT 80 ~
:, THE OH. ,w1I1. ENTfEaUIsH THEs FhANnsk =
The o itself has odlor xhiis Bursigs Ia G0e 80
lIgt Of TEN-CANDLE POWER, at o9st not a3essat
ing One Half Cent Per Hour, and for gntinG rnr
1aTn steamera factories and dwelling houses In
valuable and cannot be too highly recommended ,.
This Oil il psteutod and rnafn bysa proeeuewAeAT
sS leat Sritaas In the DUAL UHNEH
rcoures but little attention aud no trinmn ~ T@he % ?
peyer gums IN the lamp rs It absorbs no oxygen mo
xhe atmoephrve! 1t not deteroTate by age IhiS
I Bur nor fits ali ordinary coal oil lampa
4 REhs WHY KoU-SHoULn BURN tTHIS Or
L ~ IL ABSOLUTE s.tstv 70 iifs and properly g., ,- e.
Il ia oconotny being eseut she Keroassp
/ - tt psrfsct freedom from odor I'll. ..A. ~.
H. The MINKRAL sPKRM OIL liz. ibssa slaSass ~
geS! e &. ssu n
III Ipsasahea CGmpaniss In xstks Ba1tdh ana hss-
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