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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-02-19
MEONlAN HALL!
Saturday and Monday Feb. II 4 10,
At Ia O'Clock p. M.

WILL GIVE A COURSE OF TWO LECTURES.
Mature of Life, vitality, and Longevity; two
minis Of the mature are necessarily two.
ffths naturally long-lived; one-ffth partaiing of
both Why?
H.-Personal, External Indications Of Vitality
and Longevity; answering the question: Am
probably long or shortlived?
III.-Practical applications; especially to Life
Insurance-the correct philosophy, and methods.
Admission by tickets which can be had at the
door without charge.
N. B. By request DR.. L. will dis
cuss not only the rich advantages of
correct Life Insurance but also show
and illustrate the disadvanta ges of
wrong methods and the many and
heavy impositions thereby laid upon
the public and add something upon
the entirely unprotective character
of Life Insurance laws, Of Massachu-
sets and New York.
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timber LAND
FOR SALE!

the following described lands belonging to SAID
Estate:
AROOSTOOK COUNTY.
Half west half Township No 10,
Ranges, 900 acres
Blocks Township No. 3, Range 5, 1855 DO
Blocks Township No. 3, Range 8, j4GU do
PENOBSCOT COUNTY.
In Township No. ], North Division, '9l00 do
In Township No. 9, Range, 22740 do
East half Township No. Ranges lIl40 do
Southeast quarter Township No. s,
Ranges, 500 do
Half undivided with John b. Foster
4,l43 acres in Township No. ;,
Range 8, on west side of said
town, 20-l do
Lots In Burlington, {Haskell lots) $40 do
Block in Lowell called Pierce Block, LOCO do
PISCATAQUIS COUNTY.
Southwest quarter and east half
Township No. I, RaDge9 u as2 do
Half undivided Township No. 0, r. 10, l2,493a do
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Half undivided Township No. 1R.4
B.K.P. $50 do
Persons DESTROYS of purchas ing will have the
present season of winter and spring to explore and
examine, with view ofascertaining the value OF
these lands.
Terms ofsale, one.third ca sh balance satisfactory
notes, one, two, and three years, with annual in
terest; payment secured by mortgage.
NATHL III. DILLINGHAM;,
FRANKLIN A. WILSON.
febl4t Administrators.
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Oak Grove Seminary,

Y assalbOrO'. Me.
CPRING TERN of twelve weeks, open 3rd mo.
~ (Mhch) 9TH Address,
RICHARD NJ. JONESe
eowub Vassalboro'.
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nova. e 4 Question Bee ID enduring

rinoyai. It isa question between, an ena1iflag
eyil and nm enduring good. z
There can be no long debate on THIS pol ll
The rights Of city--of her thousands o :,
inbabitant--san tfoseof individuals are wen
understood by all. The public good Is I'M
derstood to be supreme everywhere. Even
in the country, surrounded by his hundreds
Of acres, the citizen is not exempt from Tue !,
duty of submission TO the laws established
for the security and protection OF the Dods-
politic. But in city those laws are more
ucrmeatinc-morc Immediately brought to
bear upon every man in his daily walks
and in way entirely just to all; for dangers
are increased by city life, and every one Is
liable to accommodation by the act OF his
peighbor. AL! are obliged, therefore, as
consequence, to submit TO those laws ano
regulations which are indispensable TO tLis
protection of each.
The grading of Main street cannot lus''.
cost the city large sum, and the WORK VII
be one impartng more benefit AID comior
than any We know of, costing no more
money. 1t is demaded by commerce ant
social convenience, and will vastly improve
| the appearance and grace of the city.
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1t is an honor to the memory of MazzINI
that he opposed the lnternationals, and
wrote before he died one of his most power
full essays in opposition to their plans and
principles. We copy single paragraph
commenting upon the international negation
of God:
"The idea of an intelligent First Cause
once destroyed-the existence of moral
law supreme over nil men, and constituting
an obligation-a duty imposed upon all men
is destroyed with it; SO also all possibility of
a lao of progress, or intelligent design, regu-
lating the life of humanity. Both progress
and morality then become mere transitory
facts, having no deeper source than the ten
dency or impulse of individual organization;
no other sanction than the arbitrary will or
varying interest of individuals, or-force.
In fact, the only imaginable sources of life
me-God, chance, or the blind, nsuperab!e
force OF things; and if we deny the first to
accept either Of the others, in the name of
whom, or of what, Gun we assume any right
to educate! In the name Of whom, or of
what, can we condemn the man who ADAM
dons the pursuit OF the general good through
egotism! in the name Of whom, or Of what,
can you protest against injustice in your mas
ters, or assert your duty and right of con.
tending against it? Whence can you dcduce
The existence of an aim common to all men,
md therefore giving you authority to de-
clare to them that they are bound by duty to
association in pursuit Of that com:
non aim"
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The LIVINGSTONE letters to the New York
Herald have very humbugeous aspect. The
feat of the Herald, if it is all feat, is great
one: and it has won ecEt for having perform
ed it. But we question whether the world
is greatly benefited. Mr.. STANLEY found the
Doctor, who had been absent ten years from
home, and left him where he found him, with
his "cock and bull story" of the country and
the people. If LIVINGSTONE wrote the letters
in the Uerdtd, he ISL gay aud festive clIss y
if nc didn't, there is Il very huge "sell" per-
petratcd. On the whole there is much qucs-
ton about STANLEY and the letters, and more
than all about LIVINGSTONE, who we apprc-
bend is crazy about the NyanZ;l>, or some
thing else, and will not throw much real
light upon the sources Of the Nile.
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VERY WIsE.-Thc Richmond, Frcdcricks-
burg and Potomac Railway Company has re-
duccd the rates of passenger fare from Rich
mond to Ashland. Rather slow, but good
at any time. Quite high enough at fifty
cents to Ashland that is, nevertheless, 4
healthy reduction. Now, if the company
would continue its accommodation line to
Fredericksburg, and make corresponding
reductions all the way, it will do another
very wise thing. There is susceptibility to
the influence of low fares ano quick commit
ncalion in Virginia is VOL rs i'll other
states. Owing to sparse population and
other circumstances the increase of paSsen-
gers under reduction of farcs would not be
as rapid as in some other Suites; but IN in
crease would insue. Railroads can, by liber-
atty, build Il relnuneratvc business in Fir-
ginia.
IT WOULD BE VERY WISE TO review and re-
ducc the cost of travel between this city and
Petersburg. The rates are not progressive.
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Tim EttIa kuot of impracttcables are put

The little knot of impracttcables are pun
ting themselves to a deal of unnecessary
trouble. They may as we'll save themselves
the expense of paying their way to LOUIS
vile 70 hold mockery of convention.
They are going over to GRANT ut last, and II
would be more creditablc to them to go al
once. But they have Il little game: GRANT
sends them out rs the tame elephants OF n'>
mcnscerie to decoy those that are free INTO
his dens. The game is cunning, but the cir
cumstances don't favor it. Better go thchi'
selves right into the GRANT enclosure ant.
yet all the proyender that is there pro'iuco
for them. The time is short TO ENJOY II.
There are some passionate and ln]ndlclots
men in the list we would 60 far to save from
the humiliation but it is as hard to save
them as TO rescue confirmed drunkard.
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BAD AssocIArEs.-Coloncl foRNEY takes
to task the Scranton Republican for hauling
down its flag in opposition to HARTRASfT
and becoming his supporter. After explain
ins the Repu5Iicans course the Colonel
comes to its present attitude and says:
% The Reutblican's advocacy of the clec-
t;or Of General Hartranft will not help that
gentleman. 1t has charged that he was nonli.
mated in ds.raceful manner, and that the
convention which did il wis dlSgruccttll
body. 1t has said that the true interests OF
the Republican party were not served by his
nomination, and they cannot logically be
promoted by his election. 1t has denounced
his supporters, and it now Joins their ranks,
and those of as infamous and corrupt gang
of political cornorants as ever attached thenl-
selves to respectable organizations
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North Carolina.

The news from North Carolina has always
been that IL the people could be gotten to the
polls the Conservatives would carry the state
by a large majority. and now we haSe ac'
counts that encourage the belief that ttle
voters vii! go to the polls more geneians
than they have done for six years past. ne
contest has been conducted with ACTIVITY
and on the side Of the Conservatives WIFI
decided effect. II will be kept up WIN un'
abated energy until the close OF the poi's Oh
Thursday: and while we shall not be asto-
nisbed at defeat, nor made by it at all appre-
hensiye Of defeat next fall, we are cn'ife's
prepared for the news of a glorious Victors'
Prophecies grow less and less timely as 'h y,
day Of the election approaches, and they WI,
soon be altogether precluded by the ae'oa'
event. Let every Conservative discharge
his duty In North Carolina and all VIII 60
right
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General PLEAsASroE's letter places Gene
raj GEAsT in a cui de sac. lie has no way
out of it. AT The time General 7. MADE HIS
communication to Senator SEIZURE he was tue
friend and contidant of General GRANT, ana
would not desire to misreprcscnt INN. lie
h,d no motive but that of using the arS''-
mcut he was authorized to use to induce li'e
Senator TO sustain the Presidents scheme.
Aud now, as to the naturcand extent OF that
urrumept, PLEasANToS and SCHrRz were
aoreed before the st. Louis speech OF 'le
Senator was made We sec not how COLL
biuatjon between the two against Gcncra'
GRANT to misrcprcscnt him could well nave
been conceived. Such bit OF strategy wouid
not likely have been dreamed Of had "clicfa'
GRANT never proposed to give the Senator
the patronage hc wanted il he would FAVOR
the 81. Domingo scheme. 1t is incrcdiDle
that it should; and it appears altogether a''
propratc that exquisite hit at the CONCLUSION
ofPLEAsAsroN's letter wherein he says that hlH
vcracity has never been questioned. bul that
General GRAST "llaS had occasion TO distrllSt
the accuracy of his recollcctionS.
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BASKET PICNIC
~ AT MEAUX'S FARM.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
WEDNESDAY JIIY 3lsT

Several members of LEIGH-STREET CHURCH
aud SUNDAY SCHOOL will have Il basket pie mic
on the 3lST OF JULY ut MEAUX'S FARM ON the
Richmond aud Danyille railroad. In Amelia county,
The proceeds Will be used 10 clOte the poor children
of the Sunday school. We extend an inyitation 10
unite with us Tickets (round trip fer gentlemen,
81; ladies' 50 cents children, % cents. Tickets for
Tignor's, L. r. Buffers. j. z. Jus,1s's Farrnr,s
drug store, Bla!hircs drug store; can be had also
of the Committee at The train the morning of
the 3lst of July. The train will leave the Richmond
and Danyillc depot ut 7:3o A. o. Parties from
Church and Union Hills me ct ut the church ut 8
O'Clock A. NJ. with baskets II arked, where wagons
will be ready To take them to the lerot ."
ty 2i-stW.S,af,&r J.P. JUSfIs, Chairman.
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Some of the GRANT papers are begging the
President to pardon all the kuknN. Is that
the next trick? If it Ike, it will of course
not he played until after the North Carolina
election, and not then unless the GRANT
party is defeated there If it is found that
the policy of intimidatoI1Saves North Caro-
lima to the Administration, Is will more than
likely be pursued steadily to the final cleo
ton in November. But what confnlCntary
upon republican government that the PlSsSlI.
dent should have so large Il number Of po-
litical offenders in his prisons!
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n aIcH Is BIrsr &c ii not easy 70 tell
u fiel, Is best for the GRasr party IN North
Carolina, victory or defeat. Victory would
be purchased by dishonesty and tyranny,
and would stick to the Government like the
shirt Of NEssus. Defeat might save them to
degree. They would at least be credited
for being not entirely Inscriptions, and De-
ing APPALLED, at the enormity Of the offence
MISUNDERSTANDING peopleand sitting
their voice at the polls. The question may
be difficult to decide; but victorious or de'
feated. the result in November Will be al inc
SAME. The people will triumph anyhow.
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spEerAa Ns,sscEs. I
hfaDLyasIg, Fla, september q, 1890. s
81, r,upr,3r.rAaf d. TrJTT: Dear

asf7 DIR. WILLIAM q. Il1isp:ss D eif'
'sir..Tn my Young days was rather Wild ana BE-
came tii victim OF Ioathsonic disease WIS trent.
Cd IN mn eminent physician, and thought scured.
Aftsr moving to this state was horriacd at finding
That The disease was making its appearance again, IN
secondary form. Ulcers formed IN my NOUN l,e
ON different parts of my body also became az
fictci With severe rheumatism. empioyed dinef-
en-. physicians aud used various patent medicines
for mouths, all 10 no purpose. During Visls 70
Jacksonville saw your SARShPARlLLA AND
QUEENS DELIGHT. and concluded 70 Try II.
have taken dozen bottles and believe that the POI.
son Is entirely driven from my system. l ih.e,iu
continuing 1t, however. to make sure thing oil =
At the request of your agent send this TO you. lou
are Mt liberty to use Il rs you like.
Yours respectfully, JOHN Ii. GuILfokD.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND BILIOUSNEss.T
DIR. TUFTS Liver Pills exert direct and powerful
influence on the liver and will with certainty relieve
that important organ from disease and restore Its
normal functions.
DR.. TUFTS Hair Dyeis sold everywhere.
~ 27-eod&wlw
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THE POOREST INVESTMENT YET-The S'o,-
900 of the peoples money invested In Tue
p,pers of the three yellow trunks by Doctor
Gp,,r for electioneering purposes. 1t is the
poorest investment, with The vilest purpose
After the defeat of GRANT he will DE ihaoe
sick by every yellow trunk that he sees
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WATER FROM
THE BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS,
BOTEToURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

The rroprictors Of this valuable MINERAL
WATER, so highly esteemed as remedial ag"at
I'm order to have 1t within IN. reach OF the hubble
i'm cases of one dozen each, and placed II on sale
at accessible points.
Pamphlets descriptive of the character OF Ills
WATER and Its application 10 diseases. e.. may
he had of the agents for the sale of the WATER In
Richmond and elsewhere.
We append 4 letter from y. Y. Dand. Esq. after.
ncy ut law, highly respectable and weil-kho"n
citizen Of Richmond:
John Herbert Claiborne, Esq, President Blue Rtdg'
Springs GoapdHH:
I have repeatedly and continuously used the waller
OF the Blue Ridge Springs anl with long eNic,
rieuCe Of the waters Gf nearly all or the lnii'c"I
Strings of Virginia, aud OF several Of those oI nrf
States have never found any superior, nor }! lahvn
at distance from their So'trcc. any equal 10 mo" ~
the Blue Ridge Springs rs sure bhi VERY t'"u%
aucrrut, tonic. and regulator OF me ston.a'n ana
yisccrI Unlike any other mineral water WIN winch
krrniur-at least I'm glasscr by exposure 10 the air
have used Il with great advantage from drnllcbn
Oiled twelve months before. ! lave sometimes
Thought that perceived what others ~ 'lls c'! ten
convinced that they perceived Il u"cih'h an SIN
tary effect on the liver where t"Iplh or onsIr"''"1
For home use decidedly prefer II 10 any "1tf nun
errtl water. ~, =, ..,
Very respectfully. your ohcdl.nt servant
l.. Y. DASIEI.Jt.
Richmond. Va, May 18th, 1872.
This water Is for sale In Richmond "a, ny
PURCELL. LADD o.. Druggists.
1916, corner Of Main and Ihlr'ecn'h >ii"tS
IT, l.-GUt
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DOCkBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, '"
OPEN JUNE /. ISL.

This fayori,e and celebrated WATEblSn ,o,oag
win offer additional attractions this sels9 an cle-
other improvements, there has been au - nsTlor:
CANT and spacious ballroom, adjoining vi iod lie
the parior has been enlarged aud .si6ie.
proximity OF the tive renders each easil! sySsre IN
1t win be kept In 4 style not SURPASSED an!
yirgipia. ,l;hcr cur
The WATERS OF these special sprinsS e',nnsirIrlf
or greatly relieve mesf eases Of Scroiula III 5r,a.
Consumptiou. Chronic Bronchitis, hren,s ,.s,sti.
gifts, Chronic Pneuinonla, Ch!pins piI.,r aJc
Chronic DLlrsh,na, Chronic Dyssnters. -. iiqtH-
also great value In these Affections
itar TO the female constitution. AMI ~ ~
a tonic aud general restorative. they arc, lrritE
unryaltest amongst mineral waters lta ysc.tJ.
Will have prov iird for the lawns ana t N I.t
first-class Band OF Music, and In sensIir lcgDi
sources of amusement and seSfeaoon usa alsa
az our best summer resorts will le AZ tne ip rIs
The guests ~ "RUCkBRIpGE ALUM: pi.hn,r,st
IL within eleven 10 thirteen hours Mt ~, a.
Washington, Baltimore, etc., by raj az ~ sl
Passengers leave the cars OF the ~. ,,ce7gi
Ohio railroad at Goshen depot. aiid psN sa.a aud
stage coaches posing rapidly over en-
| level road OF only eight miles, set uoNh t'
- JAMES A.. FRAZIER. Pi, sP II lse
Persona making use OF the gresasssss, tsI vii e
| Springs, and not stopping al NY
| Charged half my regular rase2. ~ ptfEC ~ ~
The Keek water - Tor say! ssu..ir.;E NJ. III
1 IAUn Il CO., Richmond, a:ia ar.Vi."
1 lNYlRE, Cbari ottpsy tlle. q, nriests'r,
lsssciip tsye pamp hIets seat fires on = sPs',>'s
I my io-sn
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EXCURSIONS AND PEC-SICS.
ENJOY YOURSELF.
On WEDNESDAY TIE 3lsr July.

ENJOY OURSELf.
GRAND BASKET PICNIC TO WEST POINT,
WEDNESDAY. JULY DIST,
under the auspices of
HARMONY DIVISION SONS OFTEA1PERASCE
Its second anniversary.
4 BAND OF MUSIC will culivcn the occasion.
DANCING will be the order of the day.
West Point affords facilities for SALTWATER
BATHING, BOATING. FISHING, GRABBING,
&c. Mr.. Joseph W. Pledge will furnish
REFRESHMENTS At CITY PRICES.
No improper characters will lie allowed on board
tile The train will leave the depot O'Clock
A. NJ. return III a L. VI. \ gr nd affair may be cx-
pected
The following are the committee Of arrangements
ROBERT IlOLTZBACK. CTS. TERRY. GEORGE b.
DAVIS, and WILLIAM HANCOCK.
TICKETS:
Every additional lady. Observation-Disclosures. ..... so
Children (tindcr II years Observation-Disclosures. 25
Tickets TO be had ut the principal Bookstores of
the city, at the cars, and from any member of the
Division.
Ladies and children will be conveyed from the
hall. between Sixth and Seventh streets on Broad TO
The ears free Of cuarge.
Members OF the order will meet at HARMONY Hall
at 81 o'clock. and march 10 tile York River denot,
preceded by band of music.
All sister Divisions earnestly Invited to unite
with Let every brother be IT his post Tomorrow
Baskets properly labelled will be taken care of by
the committee of arrangements
ty l1-W&SltJy2G&jO
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We have received from Messrs. WOoD-
HOUSE & PARuAM, the Richmond agents of
the American publishers, he July No. of
BLdckrOod's Magazine.
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M ROSADALIS! the great blood purl-
fer Is without parallel

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April "a, l'es.
Gentlemcn,-I feel it due TO suffering hiibiahit!
and TO the celebrity of your valuable preparation 70
saw that have used the tOoADALlS with the most
decided advantage. As biDod purifier II Is without
Il parallel believe 1t will cure every eruption OF
the skin which flesh is heir to, besides possessing
great tonic properties. Ny family would NOT Ne
without it, Respectfully,
~ y7-dcOu9w u. H. III Ell L.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
r AMBLER SMITH,
u. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE A
SPECIALITY.
OFFICE, No. 5 MARSHALL HALL. CORNER BANK
AND TENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

The amendment of the Hon. John +. Lewis.
United States senator, to the bankrupt law has beer
.adoptnd by Congress. The bankrupt law now. rs
amended, exempts $500 In money, $4,000 In land OF
person, property. and State exemption OF 1860.
je 2e-3m
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The rose may fade. the lily die,
Eut flowers immortal bloom Oh high.
Beyond the faint Of @ful power
our son Is safe in EiEs bower.

I.vnchburs and Louisville tKy) papers will please
copy.
I'm Richmond W., on the night of July dth,
ROBERT 4. MAYO Esq, formerly OF Pownatan
Seat. IIenrco county, Va aged seFehty-'hrec
wears . - 800
Scurrated and beloved! How fcehlv can pen eX-
press the grief this visitation brings upon Ills iali
w. and especially upon her who for more ulah
half century was the loving, taitlllul partner VI I'LL
his joys and all his sorrows.
The subject Of this notice was In many respects
remarkable man. or strong mind and Will. oil ui-
tagging energy and unimpcichahle integrity. ne
obtained in business pursuits the success winch IL
WAYS attends such qualities. Built was IN ms iaihs
and at his hoSptable home that his noncr traits
shonc most ccnspicuOusly. Tender and aifectolGi,c
rs 4 husband and father. he was ever coilsicTate
and charitable ncighor and friend TO those less
comfortably circlunstaced In his former Tcs-
dcncc-thc historical home Of his foretatherS-ne
dispensed not only the most generous HOSPITALITY! ~
hi. personal friends. hut likewise the most hoerf'l
bcnei:,ctios to his former nclghhnr-. lie HcNci
p,ss, bv on the other side" when any ease ol SUI
fcring was presented 10 MN WHICH Hc eou'" ''i~
viate or relieve. 50, ~
For many years consistent member ot tie fres,
hvtrrtHi church. 1t was beautiful to see, when o!n
nee clmn unou him. and weakness began To mark
hitr who heretofore WIS 50 strong how the religion
which he had for 81 many years prolesscd' con-
tro Iceland cnnfUrtcd him.
Those who for months past have with tender, tilI-
trim" devotion. watched over him night and day,
and Witnessed thu ecu'lcncsS, paicnc" anu chi!uiike
submission which generally marked the evening oi
his days. feel how precious were the mnnrhfu''
anxious lines: ,
y weary head. rest on your Sariours bosom.
q wcary feet press on the path he tron'
O weary soul your rs shall he urbentiirg
Now you have gained The city of your S,ni.
j. W. 4.
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MT DON'T MISS TIL
BARGAINS IN DRY

SILK STRIPED GRESADINE
per yard:
SOLID BLACK GRENADINE!
per yard;
Best quality LAWNS at lesc. and
Fine WHITE VICTORIA LAW
33c. per yard;
Fine STRIPED MUSLiNS ut 81
Very pretty SUMMER DRESj
2cc.. and Use. per yard; 4
Best BLACK MDHAIR ALP q
per yard; *
WHITE PlQUEs. with satin n
and sec. per yard. e
Yard-wide BLEACHED anu ~
at le.c. per yard: s.
The cheapest SHECTINGS In 81
PARASOLS. LACE COYERSA
LLAMA LACE SIAWLS, ~
BLACK and COLORED GRE III
KID GLOVES, EMBRUIBERss.
LADIES' and G. ENTL fMEN M
alid many other summer GOOD
and below cost. SS5
Orders from the country filla5
WILLIAM THALH@
corner sixth and4
Jy "a lob Main street, OPT
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DETER MOLLLR's GENUINE NOR
II WEGiaN COR LIVER OIL. A fresh supply
received. L, " AfNER Il CO., Druggists,
" wy. Sixth and Bfpad streets.