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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-17
FALSE FRIENDSHIP.

The Chicago HtY- Oas0H couyicts itself
Of hypocricy in protesting T. be true
friend Of the Farmers NJ ryement 1t re-
jlire- that the farmers do not nominate an
Independent ticket in Whiteside county
of course because that is a Republican
county And it reioices that the Farmers
Of Brown county have nominated an indie
pendent tiuket-ot course because Brown
i, a Democratic county. The Inter Ocsaa
has thus shown the dishonesty Of it, pro-
LESSONS Of friendship for the Farmers 1t
is in favor of Farmers Tickets wherever
that course will not hurt its own party, wand
opposed to Farmers Tickets wherever such
tickets will hurt its party. In other words,
it has no regard for principle and its only
object is-party The Inter OceaH' course
is the course ofall the Grant papers They
are seryile tools Of the corrupt party rings
now running our government.
THE ARGus repeats what it has often
said before, viz; We hope the Democrat.
will be defeated in every count where
they present a ticket against the Farmers
Ticket And we hope the Republicans
will be defeated in every county wher,
they present a ticket against the Farmers
] TipL of
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BIZ oRlGR oF COMMITTEE.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 10, 1910
Since | wrote last decided move 10 ~
cate the Presidential private residence oh
the Stone estate, has been made by ne"
ly organized company of capitalists ino
nropose to donate 20 acres to the Federal
Government, on condition that the hAeo
utive mansion be built theron ilo io
mainder of the property, which VIII fheh
comprise about los acres, Is TO DC SUI
divided into building lots OF convenient
size, and sold at fancy prices,
The village of Mt Pleasant, lnilathtea
principally by government clerks hes some
distance beyond the estate, and aS II Is
rapidly growing in extent and numbers,
scheme is ON foot to extend brick side
walk from the boundary OF Fourteenth St
to Mt. Pleasant. and also TO have gas pipes
laid that far. OF course if all OF this is
done. and Congress accept the company
offer, the tide Of building will set in that
direction. and increased value Of land will
repay the generosity o. those capitalists,
A nominal change il the goyernorshlp OF
this District took place on Saturday last.
As A. r. Shepard, TIN new governor, has
virtually been the rule, though, since the
Hon. II. Cooke served as fgure-head, very
little change may be expected in District
affairs. The Hon. Henry, true to the IN
stiucts of the Cooke family, remains IN the
banking business, but changes his base by
going to Europe to rtmain there in place
of the Hon FL McCploeh, who signs for
his native air just now and will probably
have some important fish to fry before the
winter is over
believe that | hare mentioned before
that our eolored population, not content
with more than thei. share Of privileges
long for something very ike social equal
ty. They have latet formed Black
Mans League, which aims at supporting
colored men 10 office and urges the fore
ing Of the social mixture of the races gen
orally.
The Republican party is becoming grad
{ ually conscious Of tLe tact that this, it
creation. threatens 10 become about Il
great seourge on Is hands as that o
2 Fraukenstein did yet, there is no visibl
} way Of escape, exec t through the Ger
t man population, who have taken a decide,
o stand against the movement so far a
p schools are concerned and who intend I
e fight il out to the bitter end.
t Any one not conve-Sant with the exist
ing state Of affairs, and who has lived ez
clusively at the Nortl, has no idea wha
. this threatened move really amounts Il
In district where oily few Negroes live
and where through ing independence an
Y SURROUNDING thrift thy are seli-supportint
clearly and respectable it would be insau
folly to try T. excluda their children frol
It the common schools )r whites but her,
l. where thousands cane from the fields ,ju
a. ignorant, filthy AMI vicious as degrade
+ beings can possibly oe, it means NOR
" DEATH as well as Contagious diseases,
our children. Whm wonder then tn
v every parent is up in arms against a mea
d ure which must virtually destroy the cor
: mon school system, having those instit
tons to the offspring If Negroes and Il
,e slums Of the city, From all such affli
he lions. good Lord, deliver Us!
LIE NARD.
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NOTES HEEE and THERE.

Too many blackberries killed black boy
in Georgia. all of which resulted in fur
ther black -buryng
VIM. Moore Of Moline, a law student
wish J. T Browning Esq, has been ad-
United 10 the bar
John +. Fleming, the old and popular
trlcgraphi>t, formerly Of this city, but row
Of 81. Louis, is in town on visit,
The st Louis Rlpa5iiraa Of Tuesday
says. President Grant yesterday engaged
nine stall, for the horses he intends to ex-
hibit at the fair
Blythes Block, Market Square, is to be
rempddled, an addition built, and the
whole turned into hotel, to be called the
Bellows House, and kept by J. W.
Bellows who knows how to keep hotel
\ man in Yates county New York, who
has been an iuyeteraJe smoker for fifty
years, has suddenly aud permanently given
it up. He knocked the ashes off his pipe
into keg Of blasting powder
Interesting invalid" D,ct,r, j want
my husband to take me to Paris. N,w
io tell me what complaint | ought 10
have. And that's what the ijll was yr,
-,jafA
it is reported that the directors Of the
Augustaua College have decided to put in
the foundation for one Of their buildings
this fail, on their purchase in the Fourth
Ward, in this city, and that Wort. will be
Gin in about week.
The Canoe Greek Farmers Fair is in
session this week 1t is genuine Far
mers Fair-fuc display Of stock, field and
garden crops, and choice articles Of domes-
tie make, 70 eat aud wear. The same
Kind Of fair is in session at Maysville il
Scott county.
. The The Illinois STATE ,joHrHal is re
spectfuliy informed that TIE Rock ISL
AND ARGUS is not "a Democratic Organ
it is an Independent newspaper, advoca
ting what it thinks is right and condemn
ing what it thinks is wrong, without re
gard to any party. 1t believes that th'
Democratic party is dead.
4 letter from a citizen of Shrevepor
states that the epidemic raging there Wa
caused not only by the removal Of the Re-
river raft, allowing decayed vegetation t
| float down, but also by a large number G
r cattle drowned by the sinking Of two boats
d The hides were taken off and the carcasse
were left to infect the air with the stenc
, for several miles around
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COALNALLEY Il Il


OPENING AND CLOSING or MAILS.
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The Farmers Association of Rock Island
county met at the court house in the city
Of Rock Island, on the thirteenth of Sep
TENDER.
The Secretary was instructed to pub
lish, as matter OF general interest to the
farmers of Rock Island county, the follow
ing items
On motion, the constitution of the as
ISOLATION as amended and revised at the
last meeting was approved and confirmed.
MIR. Moore, the Treasurer Of the asso-
ciatloD made his report, which on motion
was accepted and adopted.
Voted, that finance agent be appoint
ed and also three sub-agents, whose duty
il shall be to take supervision OF all pur.
chascs for the association, and to get and
keep the farmers of the county walked W
to the objects contemplated by the asso-
citation
After several ballots, Mr. Silyis, Of
Hampton, was chosen as the agent Of the
association.
The following persons were voted sub
agents-H b. Lequatt, W. ID. Clark anC
4. T. Feaster.
Moved, that delegate and alternate bt
appointed to attend a special meeting o.
the State Association, should one be called
l.. ID. Edwards was appointed delegat.
and VIM, Moore alternate.
CHAs, MACHIN, Sec'y,
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Tvyv swoRE--rHEY HAD TO SWEAR.

AT the next meeting of the Board ofSu-
nervisors after the rule was adopted requir-
ipg bills to be sworn to, Sheriff Payne was
nut forward as the representative OF the
Court House Clique in refusing to swear
To his account against the county. Payne
resisted and succeeded in getting the Board
to leave to Judge Peasants the question
of whether he could be compelled to swear
10 his account, OF course the Judge de-
cided that he couldn't be compelled to un
III he came into court as plaintiff fact
which everybody knew before. The Board
should have said Mr.. Sheriff we allow
'.no account which man is afraid to
swear to. 1t is customary in some de
''partments of our government to require
accounts to be sworn to. We have adopt
led that rule. If you don't like it, sue
'the county, and you will then be required
mot only to swear to your account but to
prove each item in it" That's what the
Board ought to have said. But Payne 5
Hill and the other Office holders bills were
allowed. without the required athdaVlt'
and then there was a yell OF de
LIGHT through all the ranks Of the people
who live inside the ring. Their organ, the
Union. set up a shout,at once, and charged
that the attempt to inaugurate reform III
county matters was failure. The old
nlan of crowding bills through the Boar6
with little or no examination or proof wa'
what they wanted, and they had heater
the Board on its new plan-which wa;
glory enough for the clique.
At this session, however, the laugh is OF
the other side. The committee refused tt
report for allowance any bill not sworn to
The Sheriff and Clerk were on gridiron
they wanted money; said they must have
it threatened to sue, etc-but the com
mittee was memorable, and quietly anc
coolly said sue away if you wish to--wt
are not hindering it - Mr.Sheritt saw the
point, and saw that neither his persuasive
eloquence or his bold game Of bluff woult
answer. 1t was swear or gowithout thu
cash and he sworc. The Clerk followed
r suit and-swore A large number of othe
bills. not sworn to, lay over till the rule o
the Board shall be complied with.
The Board has now indicated itself /
diguifed manner, aud established rul
which, in future, We hope viii never b
. departed from The Board does not pre-
/ tend that it can compel anybody TO swea
t to their account: but it pretends an
means it too that it wont allow any al
q count not sworn to. 1t is good evidenc
that there Is something rotten about Il
q account when a man refuses to swear 10
and il he refuses to swear let him 80 I
the circuit court where he will be compel
T.. ed to swear and prove each item. W
5 think no man should refuse to swear thu
his account is correct II il Is correct.
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OUT OF HEALTH.

In This common expression is comprehended an
immense amount OF bodily and mental suffering
Ii il not necessary be effected with positive dis
casc in order TO experience uuutterable wretehed-
ness. A person ont of health is weak. languid, low
spirited, incapable Of much exertou, nervous. rri-
table aud a. sensitive to every change of tempera-
ture RI the mercury in thermometer What such
person requires Is inauguration. and Hostetters
stomach Btters will supply it, No need Of apply
ing to physician in such a case. The fee would
be thrown away Al the nearest drug store may be
the most efficient and heahiul vegetable t5nie that
the world contains Twenty FIVE years experience
has established the fact that among all the stom-
achics and alternatives known TO modern pharmacy
this powerful restorative stands Supreme, unap-
proaehed Every bottle Of Hostetter's Bitters con
tains more blessings than there were curses In Pan
dOra's box.
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ALEpO AND uQrAwEA 5N p, " Sh A. ".
Swedoua aud New Windsor. arrives Tuerdays
nd Thursdays az 3 =. NJ Departs Wednesdays and
aturdAys ats An.
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fire.

At3P.M. there was an alarm ut lire
from the Third ward. Improved TO be the
American House on Madison St, opposite
theC AR. l. freightollice. Il causht intwo
places, in the back part. from sparks from
q passing locomotive Hope, and Wide
Awake hose companies were promptly ON
hand and put II out The other comTau-
les arrived soon after but We're not need.
cd The building belong % the Charles
Case estate and is occupied by Charles
Anderson, as boarding house.
Everything Is so dry, from the long con
tiuued drduth, that people must exercise
rraat care or we mas have severe losses tn
chronicle, Notwithstanding our excellent
water works.
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THE WAY THE RADICALS USE THE PEO-
PIES MONEY

IN investigation is being made Of the
books and papers Of J. 7. Harper, the
Grant Republicau Office holding thief, who
ran away from Springfield, Ill. with sll0
900 Of taa peoples money, and the Rogis-
ter says:
Seven thousand dollars Of Harper 5
$4,000 detalcation has been traced to
having been used for Radical campaign
purposes. This is in keeping with the
Grant theory Of government, and we
should not be surprised if the whole or
nearly all Of Harpers theft is chargeable
( to the same cause.
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The Patrons of Hlsbandry viii hold a
Harvest Home Pie Tie and installation OF
Grange officers at MAIDS Grove near Xu-
INA Centre, on Friday, September 18th.
State Master, G1den Deputy, D. n
Foster and Hon. G. Buel are to be pres
cit. 4 public installation Of officers vii
take place
It will be a basket pic-u and all farm
ers and the PubIc generally are respect
fully invited to atterl
BIZ ORDER OF Committee.
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JoHNsroN's CAMDEN MuLs.-The sub
scribers are now selling their choice family
-four, delivered, at $500 per barrel, in
paper sacks, and S.. % in cotton sacks, at
wholesale to dealers All orders left at
their -four store on Illinois street will re-
ceive prompt attention.
l5-d6t. j. JOHNSTON X Sons.
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POWARSAt his residence, in this city ut $50
P on the 18th met, Capt Serene Powars. aged
81 years and Z months
Funeral Tomorrow al 10 n. NJ, from the residence
corner of Ohio and Illinois streets Friends are
respectfully invited.
Union plcasc notice
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WESTERN UNION X Il.

UbTvu NpHr1I LEAVE ARRIVE
Eyprr-- aud Mail. .,...,...N.lu 600 T.. n.
Accommodation ...........l3n .. NJ. 1000 =, ".
Connects NJ Rock Island with all diyrrriug lines
Az Fulton with thr e. * y " x. u for Clinton
and Omaha. west. and Chicago. East.
AZ trgpor with the T. & X 4. x G.. y. W.
Il T.
AZ BolOit, N..qton and Racine with the G, a
s. W r. L.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MIME
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At Wadsworth 4 Parsons, just opened
new Redngotes, Shawls, Searts, Dress
Goods, Table Linens, Towels, Napkins
Embroideries &c, at prices that will defy
competition. Our stock of Carpets and floor
| Oil Cloths is the finest in the city, and the
prices the lowest,
WADSWoRTU & PARSONS
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The genuine artielel must have Dr.. John Bulls
private stamp each bottle Dr. John Ball only
has the right TO manufacture and sell the original
Johu J. Smiths Tonic Syrup, Of Louisville, ny.
Examine well the label on each bottle. If my
private stamp n not each ooitle. do not par
chase u YOU VIII be deceived. See my column
advertisement. aud my show card will prose
cute ally one infringing on my EiEht. The genuine
Smiths Tonic Syrup Cau ony be prepared by my
self. The public servant,
Dr. JOHN By L.
Louisville Nov. 5, 1863 jan2l-d&Hly.
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Don't fail TO procure MRS. WINSLoW'S SooTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases incident 10 the period
of teething in children II relieves the child from
pain, cares wind collie regulates the bowels and by
giving relief and health to the child, gives TO
The mother. Be sure and call for
MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
For sale by all druggists 6-21dmwi6m
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srsc;aI Train and Excursion Tickets

The CIR. |. q P. r. r. will run special
trains to and from 1.-The Winois STATE
Far. at Peoria, Sept. 10th, 18th, 18th
and 10. Trains will run through without
change, leaving Rock Island at a; NJ. and
arriving at Peoria at lOlOA. NJ. Return
ing. leave Peoria at $50 P VI, and arrive
AT Rock Island T., midnight,
Fare for round trip $4.TU. Tickets goo1
until Sept. 22d, 1873.
/ IS-d4t A f.. INFORD, Ticket Agent
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Iosr.-A pocket book containing $40 II
cash. between the Milan bridges and jane
Kimbalrs house on the Milan road. A re
ward of $50 is offered, by leaving it at TIM
Office or at f. O. Milan. Ii, LANE
"a ltn, E,,.l4
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Exposition, chamouni, elite, Ionic, and
Windsor felt skirts at Nusbaum's one
price dry goods Store under Dart Hall.
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DR.. S. BYAM g. WIFE.

MRN, AIlMEUA z. d AN. N. D.
4 AIDES PHYSICIAN AND FRIEND, CAN BE
l. found at their office, corner Orleans and Eagle
streets, on Mondays and Tuesdays of each week
Female Diseases Speciality. supporters and
Trusses kept on hand. Comes we'll recommended
Orders left at their Office or Post Oticc promptly
/ attended TO.
Rock Island Ills, May 81, 1s7s-dam
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The WeAther---To-Day

The following shows the temperature
Mt THE ARGUS OFFICE to-day, as IN
dicated BY thermometer:
IAN g.. above zero. II N 797 above zero
"a ~ BIZ SIS
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The LeNard Letters.

More Schemes about New White nou'e
Really no change in the GOvernorsnip VI
the District---The Black mans Long
The Vicious Character of Negroes aO'N'
washington---No protection from men
Dangerous Schemes, except it comes run
the Germans.
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REMOVAL. Livingston has removed "a
McDonald's old stand opposite klesow ;;
An the latest styles of Hats and Caps, ano
Gent furnishing goods. S-21-5m
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Dart K Dart have received a new and ell
egant stock Of neck ties, scarfs, mqftiers'
etc, for fall and winter wear Harper
House emporium of fashion. Prices low
nnnla vary nirn
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Another invoice of dress goods and
shawls, latest styles, just received at Nus
bam's one price dry goods store under
Dart Hall.
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Jonas Bear clothing and gent furnish,
ing store is celebrated for keeping good
goods, and selling at fair prices, Depot
for Racine trunks. 5-idtt.
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Ladies' who are suffering from certain complaints
known only To females should at once get DIR. Vel
paU's Female Pills, They produce most cnarm
ing effect sold by all Druggists,
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Livingston received the blue ribbon ana
diploma for the Milwaukee Trunks at the
Rock Island County Fair. S-l4d2m
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Bachelors Hair DYE.

This splendid Hair pye Il the best In the world.
The ouly True aEd Perfect Rye. Harmless, Reiis
bic and Instantaneous; no disappointment; no RI
dicuiuu= TINS or unpleasant odur- Remedies the III
eifee.- Of aye~ and washes Produces INN ediately
superb BlaES OF Natural Brown, aHd leaves The
hair CyaH, Suft aud Beautiful. The genuine signed
" A. baEGaeluF. sold By AL Druggists
80 22aWly CuAS. BACHELOR. Prop, \. y
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MARRIED..
DIED.

CTRTIS-ADIER- In Rock Island Sept. 10
by the Rev. j. $. MaJe, Mr. Mortimer N Curtis To
Mrs Sarah NJ. Adler, bOth of Davenport.
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Use Renne' s ? ain Killing
III "a Glo OH.

One Bottle OF this Magic Oh in a family, cures
nuInutr al persons of Headache, Colds. gia.
Tuofhaclte sore Eyes, CataTTh, Lalneness, &c. Ii
might be Iuurr manuerly II each person had bot
tie of Rvune'r Magic Oi for their particular
use a. one man said. IL in his house one 5
each rom IN fhe house" But
One Bottle of Rennes Magic Oil is better than none
One Bottle Of Reunes Magic Oil is better than none
one Bottle OF Reunes Magic OIL is better than
Bottle OF Renne's Magic Oil Is better than
one Bottle OF Eeunce Magic Oil is better than
one Bottle Of Rennes Magic oil Is better than
one Bottle OF Renne's Magic Oils better than none
Uze Renue's Magic Oil Men
sc Rnne's Magic oil, Women
E4e Ranne7s Magic oil, Children
lie ReHne'- Magic Oil. iuyaiids
81 Eanue'= Magic Oil. Old aad Young
Use keuEe's Magic Oil iii Family.
E-e Reuues Magic OH on Journey.
Il II he nest thing to Kin lice cattle and
uor-er and TO use for Harness Calls aud Sores,
Caked udaer GA COWS. Horse aistgmpcr. Cole and
Cramps. Try ii and see. WI EENNE u son.
Sole praprigtors. PiItsticld. Mass.
Rsa,eF. gail for it whore yoa trade Sold in
Rock Island by joAn btnssteu and Z. BruenaTt
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FoR SALE OR RENT "A house on Swan
street containing seven rooms IN good or
/ der. by Balch 4 Frazer. '-5odu
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REMOVAL. Balch, Frazer X Co, have
removed their Office TO the old T., Il. !. u
! ?. passenger depot. Eau
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HOUSE TO RENT. Near court house
with eight rooms Inquire at the b9sto'
Bazaar. u'A
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Black silk velvets for cloaking, at Nus
baum's one price dry goods store Dart
| Hall
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CITY.
OFFICIAL PAPER.

FRESH OYSTERS. AT Wier' restaurant
served up in all styles. du
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WANTED. A first-class cook at Deyere :
Restaurant. Apply Immediately. lodti
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lee cream sociable at the Baptist Church
on Thursday evening All are invited T.
attend and have a good time.
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Trains connect Rock Island with me (9ieag1
linton Rallway- Al Monmouth with the c., b. y
U for Burlington, Galesburg ana Peoria AZ nugn'
nell with the 4. Is a q Tor quincy, AZ beards'
t,yp ygtth the Spriugdeld 4 Illinois South Eastern
~ - Srrin,,seId Md papa AT Chaplin with the To
Ia 70 q Wsst,,rn Tor Jacksonville, Naples aud
UannihaI: and 10 81. Louis with al kaiiroads anu
Steamboat, lines dUergtng frnm that point
-. -, an "a ,r.tsrE A. ~ PAIN HALFWAY.
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SEND q CENTs ZOE THE
ADVERTISERS GA2BTlR

| A Book of 144 pages showing how. when and vberr
1 to advertise, and containing list of nearly 804
| newspapers with much other information Of inter
! est to advertisers. Adde'S GEO. p HOWELL 4
/ CO., Publishers, Al Park Row, New lOFk
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M1hair, aud yelyeteens for Redingntes
at Nushaum one price dry goods store
Dart Hail.