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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-11

FuLTz WHEAT.-ln Yates County, n. Y, a
careful experiment was made by correspon-
dent of the department with Fultz and Tread
we'll wheats, with reference to testing their re-
spectIe merits. During the Summer of 1872
an eiShi-acre field OF grayelly loan, which had
been cultivated the previous year in fodder
corn, was Summer fallowed. The field was
MANFRED in ISL and 1872 in the latter year
the manure plowed under the first blowing
Upon plot of one-eighth of an acre of this
ground, five quarts OF Futz were sown broad
cast sept 10, 1872. Treadwell was drilled
upon the remaining part Of the field, Sept. IS,
at the rate OF two bushels per acre. The for =
mer was harvested July I, and yielded four ard
the latter was harvested July Us and Weld
twenty bushels per acre, Or ten-foli upon Its
seed
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-11

SHEEP AND Cows ToGETHER-A CORES
pondrnt Of the Prdcticdt Fdrme, writes 81
have been farming and keeping sheep nine IN
Years. During the last seven years have
been keeping thoroughbred SoutL downs, care
fully selected from some OF the Hooks in the
county. My lambs have averaged me SO
apiece, and the wool 50 Tor each sheep. think
can keep oIe sheep and one COW to every
acre ON given amount of pasture land, lust az
well rs to Keep the cow alone. In regard 10
alleged injurious effects affirmed by some of
Keeping sheep and dairy cows in the same pas
liiir, | VIII state that ! have never observed
them. Aud II there Were any injurious effects
resulting frcm the practice, it would be con.
lined to the short space of lime intervening be-
tween hrst turning TO pasture and harvest, say
from the middle Of May to the first or middle
OF July. Sheep prefer and will cling TO the old
pasture, while cows are continually seeking ard
longing for new"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-11

PREPARING POULTRY FOR MARKET-A
New-lo firm OF commission merchants give
the following dirtc'io Is for preparing psul ry
tol that III Irket.
"Srtnrr plump, wellfatteI bird, bleed
them in the Il rJat. ScllL enough To make the
h'a' hris come rii easy; pick both feathers and
pen feathers all oil nicely, taking great care MOI
I" buisc or break the skin in any way. II one
"i two IN the lot should accidentally get bruis-
ed OF have the skin broken sell or use at home
as they will hurt the sale OF the whole lot. -
Leave all the entrails in, and heads and feet on
Alter they are dressed hang them ia "A cool
place, where they will dry oil and get stili be-
fore packing, Pack in boxes or barrels in nice
clean rye straw il this Cannot be oh aine,, dry
otl straw may ne used. Be sure aud pack solid,
SO they viii not bruise in transit; pack with
breasts down. Poultry prepared in this way
| always finds ready market, while poor, half
| dressed, swedty, (caused by packing while
warin,) and bruised lots will not sell well at any
| time.
Many farmers make practice of feeding
| their half-starved fowls all they will cat lust
| before killing, and then send them to market
with full crops In order to get the price of poul-
| try for corn In this they make mi,take; the
| crop being swollen 10 an unusual size, turns
| black after being packed while, and not only
| 'h"M4 dearly the dishonest lntcnt iuns of the
packer, b II injuries the sale Of the fowls great
| deal more than is gained in weight. Feed
| meal only Tor at least two days before killing
Remrlhber, II Is the appearance of goods that
Ills them. Nice, large, fat, plump, Willie tur.
| Keys, ducks, chickens, or geese, always bring
| outside prices.
When Is the best time 10 slip? This Question
is often asked. We answer any Time af,e,
cool weather commences. Hui, If sent for the
holidays, have them here at least three DAYS br
| lore Thank giving, Christmas, or New-Ycar's
Keep largest r%eys for New YEA s."
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-11

FILTHY LUcRE. There ) no such thing
as money In this country was the exclama
ton of an Englishman few years ago after
a brief soiourn in New York.
It happened in this way.
The Englshman, in the course ofhis bust.
ness, found it necessary to obtain an advance
on some merchandise. He made the usual
arrangement with large commercial house
to accommodate him. On going to con sum
mate it and receive the cash, he was a good
deal surprised when, in lieu Of it, the senior
member rendered to him the acceptance of
the firm, payable at ninety days after date
IVY hat am to do with this? he inquired,
Take il to u b. h Co (naming some well,
known bankcrs), was the reply. "They will
give you the money at the legal rate. The
Engllshman did as directed. He met with
no difficulty The paper was acceptable,
and although our hero did not touch the
cash, he received check for the proper
amount on a neighooring bank Thither
he repaired in the full confidence Of having
something tangible. He was mistaken
The individual at the bank to whom he pre-
scented the check for payment seized il nery
ously, and in a rapid, incoherent manner
scrawled some hieroglyphics on its face, and
thrust 1t back into the hands of its astonish
ed owner m0tioning him at the same time
10 stand aside for the next conner. The
check had been duly certified That wa,
what the scrawl across its face meant In a
state of suspense and anxiety the English
man betook himself to the person to whom
he was indebted with what he had to offer. To
his surprise his friends countenance brigh-
tened. Many thanksl' he exclaimed. BY
the way, this amount is too large there will
be something over hundred dollars coming
TO You, and he proceeded to fill check for
it, The Engshman groaned in spirit. II
was only another piece Of paper. And then
it was he exclaimed, There is no such thing
as money in this country Richard b. Kim
ball, in the Galaxy for December
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w. III. Chadwick's
HORSE, CATTLE AND POULTRY Coz
DITION POWDERS.

HORSE, CATTLE AND POULTRY con
DITION POWDERS.
The great Alternative, Tonic, and Bloc Purifier
are truly n valuable medicine they assist nature 10
do her work quickly AMI efiectualy, and are now he
coming a standard and universal remedy after being
tested over twenty years, and where an Improvement
could be made II las been done. Owners OF -.
Horses, Dairymen, Kasers OF Cattle, Sheep, fTRsS
swine and Poultry, pronounce these Con An
dtion Powders superior to yet offered to Inc pnb
E5y:sSsfhc. They have been tested in thousands Of
E$SIfS instances as a preventative and Of
T--U- the following Diseases, VIZ Fancy, Surieit,
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Broken wind, hoaNes, Colds, Coughs, -
Worms, Bots, Purginr, Jaundice, Swe1lri ftyiISs
Legs, all diseases OF The Urinary Organs, M
Diseases of the Liver, Fever, Fever Sores, TUss OF
sfR Cattle Plague, Pneumonia, tilanlers Rot
IN SHEEP, and all contagious diseases
es fact. all Diseases where internal roinedie- are
required. BY the use Of the Powders Grcasrs,
Scratches, Farcy, Poll Evi, Fistuas Distempers an
Skin Diseases, from any cause, are cured In half the
They remove the distractions Of the Stomach I,iy.
er and intestihes and prevent Indigestion, Cosiiye
he-s Colo, and all diseases O the bowels. II these
po"utis are llse'i occasionally, they will prevent lev
ers and all contagious and dcbltatng Diseases, To
which Horser, Cattle and other stock 81 liable
Asa Spring anu Fall Purifier, these powder, ARE
The best known, giving tone ami strength To Ia the III
gsstiye organs, hue glossy appearance, bright Eve
will increase the quantity Of milk in cows and enrich
The quality They will greatly assist the iitrning OF
STOCK OF any kind. trial In all that is asked, a. the
use Of single box will CONVINCE any one that th,y are
superior to any other medicine now before The public
References can be given from all quarters.
FOR POULTRY.
These powders have been found successful IN pre-
venting and curing thousands Of poultry ct r,n4.
dangerous aud fatal diseases to which they are 81 lin
Die OF late when all other remedies known have TAIL
ed Fun directions accompany each hoN at powders
ihe Undersigned begs leave 10 inform his friends
anu the public generally that he has been successful
Tor over twenty years in preparing medicines AMI
giving Information for diseases ut horses cattle sheep
ANA poultry, and IN constantly receiving and la, Ion
SUE all the new and most popular medicines OF the
day, AMI all the publications of the different dscn4v.
OF Horses, CATTLE, Ne. The Great Horse Cattle and
lof sale wholesale and retail by W. IL. Chadwick nj
hls medical and variety store, adjoining his Museum
where can be seen over 70 thousand cIiositics
I'LL parts of the known world. 1t the only pIace OF
amusement in the city where persons can visit any
hour oil the day or evening. His Fountain Ice Cream
uarl'n is open In season.
W. II. CHADWICK,
Nos. 20I and 2Ul West Fourth street
Wimngn, Del.
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SURVEY ING

In all its branches. Prompt attention to country
orders. building lots for sale In wilmington an
vicinity EDWARD fATSA11., Jr.
70i Tatnal' St, Wilmington, Del
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Private Sale Of Real Estate


Charles Brothers, des,d, LendOn Britain.
viii be offered ut Private Sale, the farm u the
late Charles Brothers, decd situate in London Brit
am Township, Chester county, Pa, on the public
road leading tIOnS MERGERS Mill to LancmbeTg, the
present terminus n the Wilmington u Western H.
r., (ab0ut mile rom cach.l and about three miles
from Ayondalc Station, on the Baltimore Central
Railroad, cont aiming
OIL C r s,
Twenty of whichare highly improved meadow 70 of
young but we'll grown timber and all div iied into con-
venent felds, by good and substantial fences most
" post and rail. The land Is good natural quali-
y, we'll cultivated, gently rolling surface, ard well
mutered, White Clay Creek running through IT.
The buildings are a comfortable FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE two and half stories high, with kit
chen attached, and water under cover; an excellent
large Frame Barn, wagon house, carriage house. car
riaSe house, &c, NIL put up by the late owner for
convenience and durability. There is an Apple Or
chard, in thriving condition, and an abundant stock
at small fruit PIach pear, plum, cherry and yrapes
wlteh have been elected with great care. The rO-
pIty has been under the personal supcrv son Of the
oM ner for number OF years, and expense has
been spared to have everything In the most conven
lent and permanent order. Terms ard conditions
made upon application 10 either Of the subscribers.
HAR1ETT hROThERS, on the premises,
PAssMoRE Williamson, 100 Arch St.,
Philadelphia,
oet1C- Executors
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-11

The Ph~nix silk Mill, at Paterson, N. j.
which has been partly stopped since the
panic, win add 500 hands TO lis force this
week.
Prote ssor Agassiz is seriously i'll at his re-
sidencc in Cambridge, Mass his physician
spent Sunday night by his bedside
A Roman Catholic priest has been sent to
prison for fortnight in Prussia for publicly
preaching that marriage among Professionals is
mere concubinage.
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A. 30: Market strees,

nv 1U- WHfRtT NtFPeI,
Wilmington. Deid,udre.
XH0 WILL. be found tho largest and best assort
ESA w ment OF the above goods In the State
W. Band China Dinner Sets, Band China Ten
Sets. White China Tea Sets, White China Din
ger SETS, Edwards White Iron Stone Dinner Sets
Wac Iron StDne Tea Sets, Fancy Toilet sets erea
variety, Common Goods OF every description; Fancy
Articles m endless variety; Hard Rubber Handle
hhlNeS Plated Forks, Spoons, Casters &c. Plated
ita sels, oi best quality; Cut Glassware, OF every
hehyri1h Pressed Glassware, OF every description
'"hl on lninpS. Portland Kerosene OH, Iamp Chin.
heyH, &c. lie attention of those In want on fe .hny.
E1nI, Isl nv,ted to my stock of gpols III this lne m
Hy Of lo goods Is the best Of the kind that car, b
''' hni me prices as low as good goods eau be s.L
ian l-H IHOS. Y DENOkMANDIE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-11

WANTED.-A few quarrymen; wages $3.50 PER
w day. Apply TO GEORGE GARRETT Fourth
and Orange streets or To FRANCIS GREEN. X -
ing Sun, on Duponts place. jelGGtrs
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TAX Il NOTICE.

DRAFTS ASTRAL, OIL, Pure Kerosene, Globes,
j. &c. W. 4. ALkICHS, 800 Delaware Avcnnc
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FAMINE AND FLAME.

To be contmued.)
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-19

In driving oyer the crossing Of the
Texas Pacific, OH Market street, yes
terday afternoon, = waSon broke down,
throwing the driver violently on his
head to the ground, and scattering the
contents Of several baskets of clothing
In the. mud. The driver Of that wagon
will never ride on the Texas Pacific
Railroad, even II the company il gen.
erous enough 10 take his fare. He'll
pay itand walk to Shreveport via San
Francisco first Il.
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pnARoAH JOHNSON, colored man,
living in the country, met with sim
gular accident on Main street, yester-
day, as he was taking out some chick
ems from coop, sitting in his wagon.
In closing the door Of the coop, his
finger caught in the latch, which was
held by " nail and Just at that mo-
ment the horses attached to the wagon
started Off in run, dragging him q
few yards and tearing his finger in an
ugly manner.
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HEAVY rain yesterday.
Bp nj the polls to-day
A sonrR Idea don't drink
A FEW more Yale lock box'" to rent
al the Postofliee.
Tue election In Precinct No ! y
held to-day. De oh hand
Two cavalrynien passed through 'n''
city yesterday, going west
arpsy view Hooking through u
glass ofbrandy 10 see ififscloar'
Eyrpy man in Precinct No. emu
lied to vote should exercise the r'sh'
to-day.
DoS'r forget the election to-day,
Every voter in Precinct NO. ! Sn0"'''
be QUIZ
Ir may be regarded as somewhat
strange that between two things III
every way alike in nature, there slo,',u
he s,,ch GOODNESS, but II Is lndubllaply
so with couple of ceburgs'
BIomM, the big advertiser ana th'
the big grocer and wine mali'is gchl's
10 bc as well known ~ Mother LOOSE
Melodies y u.Esop's FablN,' "Th'
Watch on the Rhine" Yankee Doc
die, pixlc,n Or any otherrfel"
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who Drew the mtg PRICES.

BY examining their books the Pub
lie Library officials to-day discovered
that the ticket drawing the capital
prize of 100000 was bought by l.. ii.
Keith, OF Kingston, Mass, and the tick
ct drawing the second prize was bought
by Willis Wesley, of Gibbs county, Pa.
The parties have been notified that the
money Is subject to their order.
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TnE elegant saloon opposite the
Crutchiield,, Is becoming more and
more popular. Our friend McGoe I'M
destands how to conduct tito the sat
isfaction and comfort Of his patrons.
The finest and purcst liquors always oil
hand, and the Brunswick billiard table
is just the table for a pleasant amusc-
ment.
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A DALLAS wife has discovered how
10 get what she wants and not to he
nut of about things. When that hus-
bind Of hers comes home In the even
ing and don't have something nice,
she gets UP and starts towards the man
who attends to digging holes out in
the cemetery grounds. The movement
IL magical.
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"a. n. Holland. Jr.

Stopping intothis popularity goods
house yesterday, we observed the open
ing of ahcavy invoice ofthe most styl-
ish and finest quality Of boots and
shoes. Those for the ladies' were no
ticeable for their elegance and beauty
andwc would recommend nn examina-
ton OF thls stock.
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vii, INV tho full retail price for ono eols
each Of the following ilumD'',s",a % 81 d
Herald, WIS., March :, y - s,% III, =
y, n' ., md q. Aprll /, Gard 10 aud Jnnsn
49, ' Herald once
lyl5dIw
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rm,. "a WHAT'S TIM nArrEn.
pniiaa anL Shreveport r. 4 0reei hiH
Iturbeeuc.

barbecue.
AZ u preliminary meeting OF apGr-
ton Of the citizens Of Dallas, assem-
bled In the Courthouse on the evening
OF Julyl IL, and Of which John Henry
Brown was President, and y. c. Jor-
dan Secretary, II was resolved that II
meeting OF the cltizene Of the city and
county Of Dallns be requested to o'sern-
bic IN the Courthouse OF the city Of
Dallas, on Tuesday evening next, ut .
o'clock, for tho purpose Of taking into
consideration the proprioty Of having
n barbecue, to celebrate the completion
of iheTcxas Pacific Railroad from Dal-
lag 10 Shreveport.
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WE are requested to notify all par
ties who haverentcd or intend renting
boxes at the Postonlce, that only the
mail matter Of single family, firm or
company, viii be allowed in any one
box. Parties who viii consider this
decision OF Postmaster Jones for q mo-
mcnt, wlllgiye II their unqualified APP
provnl.
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f.wu Lots TOR SALE

Twelve lots toao block, on the p prime y"
,,.,n.a. street Of Iheiown Of Ilu'o'l'ns' ~, w.
~, uu,' ',.a,ral railroad, In Dallas coul''y''o'
'"'' "' JoHN w.swINDElls,
- Herald once
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A DALLAS hoy who don't like arilh-
metIc and who attends the free school,
says, that his Pap Is jolly glad TINT his
son ngets his hat chalked" togo TO
school, but that hcdon't like to have
the blackboard chalked after be gets N
school.
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y. y. Cowcn & 90. hayo The largcst and best
selected atock Of doora, Hnsh, blinds, ETC., In
Northern Toxins, which they nro selling at
very low prices, and invite an examination.
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No Monopoly in tlss Sale Of Meat.

! have n Lot for sale on Elm street, juat
outside the city limits, whore You can sell
meat and vegetables all day long without
any tax TO pay, and without being jcrked up
and dned. Price $50. Half cash, balance on
time. \. il. SHEPHERD.
lS7d2t
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Having perfected arrangements with man
nmciurors We will III orders for all kinds
aud stgos OF doom, spsh, blinds, moulding
ntacssfs. hse., npon Reasonable notice.
mp. COWEy n CO,
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SOCIETIES.


DALLAS COMHANDERY No. ., knights
Trmplnr, will meet Mt the Asylum In the CITY
of DALLAS, on the frst Thursday after the last
Saturday In cnch month, ,
JAS. n. BAKKLnY, Recorder.
DALLAS CHAPTER No, II, Royal Arch
Mnsons, meets ut the Chapter Rooms In The
City OF Dallas on the nrat Monday alter ths
layi Saturday IN each month.
". NC. YOUNG, NJ. v. II. r.
HENRY RoLL Secretary.
TANNEHIf.L LODGE No. e., 4. 4 A. III
meets on the second and last Saturday even
lnus of each month, nj the Masonic Hall.
HENRY ROLL, W. NJ.
RICHARD MORGAN, Secretary.
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There !, hut ono dally paper IN Tho slalo
lnrxcr lhan 1lih IlgEALp, and none thhi pro
sent y hnnhrOprr appearance.
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ALDERMEN.

First ward--H. Barksdsle, Alex. hanger.
IT. =. Eryay. .
second Ward--John II. Bryan, William II.
Scales.
Third wsrd--Joha Owens, W. q. sterett,
James Greer
Fourth ward-w. C. Yeuns and John ".
Lane.
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W.. have The facilities and ID. b, w =, y.
,, "s 10 do rs good work, ana :, ~
low rates, m ca" Nc ae", ,,' ~" your
ard We mean 10 do T. n,," y i'm.
zine lob work forIIE DALI = ,'"ns.
AID orYIcE, Corner ~" ""a '''''
son sfreets.
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Arrives. Departs
FoRr WORTH tdnilylo., 1870 \, N. 800 a. m;
DENTON Arrives Mondays Wednesdays ana
Fridays NJ 500 y. m. Departs on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and saturdays 1T 100 =, N,
CLEBUHNE-L Leaves sundays and Thursdays
nj 1910 u. IN. Arrives Mondays and Fridays
at kON u. m.
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Geo. N. LittleflcId A Co., fur
niturc dealers, have moved OPP
posite the Scott House, Elm
street, where they will remain
until their new brick building
II completed. li7tf
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TIQl, MAIHN.

Northern mail via Central nailroad,
closes daily, except saturdays, NJ. 500 p NJ
cIosss daiiy, except sundays, eto.llBO a nj
Eastern mail, vim Texas and Pacific
urdays, 800 y M
Western mail, via stage, closes daily
~ ''''' c'"V y ~
" dHiIy' except Sundays, st.n.n"~n' 500 p m
sundays at.'...."..,.'..'.....o.o siOo Al
Denton mail, via stage, closes Non
dayH, Wednesdays and Fridays at 500 p n
Frldnya. si l9:Cs M
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odd Fellows.

RfDGEI.EY ENCAMPMENT No. ~. !, q
o, f., meets ON the first and third Fridny
nights In each month, NJ the odd FOLLOWS
Hall. JNO. II. kEhfool, u u
I. 4, SAYRE, Scribe.
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Officers Of nnllnA Count,


ysILcH poRCE.
Wa. Pharss, d. F. Nichols, stephen Hud-
son, A, W. Mixson, William A. Baker, q. W.
Gaudin, T. A. Pheres, Charles Buck, Thomas
Mcbride.
special Policemsn--wiiliam =. Parker.
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pALI.AsTOpGE No. a, |. 90. r., meets
on every wednesday night, nj the Odd Fol
lows Hall. H. l., JhTI, NJ u.
NJ. TuEvENET, Secretary.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

pistrict 0hleers.
judge Fourteenth District, HARDIN HART
District Attorney ..,,,,..,,.."-..J0lIN T. AuLT
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Coolest things out of Morris Wilson's Mar
kel IcXchnngc.
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aplsmopd purs" " The lsdlsnss y. G.
ueshiHA 4 ec.N fls palbffll sm
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stoncwall Punches u, Market Exchange
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A success MAX wimpf, NJ Morris Wilson's
Market Exchange.
"Oh do like ~. Elmo No much, DOM
yOusn snyH young lady 10 y lrM rducpted
friend ~ never usV H. y she replied; nj
ways prefer English Female Bittrr. l2lhlm
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTEItS, which
cures all female complaints, can be had nj
the drug store.
Secret Among the Pretty fensier.--
Many beautiful, brighi-cyed young ladies'
WHO arr blessed with many bcaux, SAY the
secret Of their charms Is In The uso OF Dr.
Dromgoolo's English Female I'itlers,
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WANTS.

Advertisements will he inH.rieh ~
der This head ~ 10 rents per tinr enr,
Insertion, counting from I've lines up
ward.
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JcIly (slassc8 Fruit JarA
Sealing wax, all At reduced
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