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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-08-23
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Treasure Hill, being the principal local.
lty where the precious metals sent from
White Pine are discovered, shall always
receive, through our columns, its share
OF attention. A visit during the past
week revealed the mining interests to be
IN good condition and ore plentiful, par
%ticularly in the Edgar mine. Work in
the l5O-foot level is being pushed ahead
with all speed. and reveals immense
quantities of ore with a splendid rospect
Of continuance. The later workings show
the theory advanced in the News some
time ago to be a correct one, which was.
that the ore body could be traced into the
Hill, and the main vein be found ON the
eastern instead Of the western slope. The
main drift from the Edgar shaft is now
being followed in good ore toward and
under the workings OF the Hidden Treas
nre, and, as progress is made, the vein
shows a decided pitch downward. We
were allowed to see the result of several
blasts at the time of our visit, it being
nearly six O'Clock, and the shifts in the
act OF relieving each other, which gave us
a better idea of the immense amour of
pay ore being taken out at this time. The
usual average of 80 tons per day is being
shipped from the mine, and the amount
could easily be doubled without mich
extra exertlon. As Capt. Turner, the
superintendent, has just returned from
below we anticipate renewed activity, and
applicability of another mill being started
on the product of this fine property. The
mines of the Eberhardt d Aurora Com
pany are still looking well, and continue
TO produce the usual amount of fine ore.
The Peerless Chamber particularly, shows
no signs Of diminution, but, on the con-
trary, gives rise to great hopes of its per-
manency as an ore-producing locality.
The contract for crushing ore for the
company, entered into with the Stanford
mill, Is nearly completed, and, by the LIST
next month, prospecting will be yigor-
pushed ahead on other portions of
the mines to enable the company to open
ore bodies sufficient to supply the new
mill, nov in ours of erection, during
the Winter months. The Diamond drill
IS being steadily run ON Chloride Flat,
with no important results as yet, though
great faith is expressed in its ultimate
success as an ore-finder. Should it be
demonstrated that mineral exists at the
spot where the drill is being worked, the
would accrue to the advantage of all
owners of locations in the vicinity, and
he number Of men employed be doubled
1t once. Every day adds additional proofs
IF the existence of an ore channel running
through Treasure Hill, at a depth, which
will, sooner or later, be discovered then
We can look for %permanency in White
Pine District. The various business
houses on the Hill are pursuing the even
of their way and are doing a good
business, and all hopeful of the future.
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PASSING AwAY.--''In the midst of life,
we are in death" The recent death OF
the beautiful and much beloved daughter
of Mr.. ~ Mrs. Shekells, which occurred
Thursday night, Mt their home, make.
one mindful Of the presence Of the fell
destroyer, and teaches that, not ever
the watchful, loving care of "A kind mo-
ther, "A stay its hand. The deceased
was the idol of her parents, and admired
by all who knew her womanly qualities,
far in advance Of her years, and to the
afflicted family the sympathy Of al
Mary's friends is extended. All travellers
over the road East will sadly miss the
neat and pretty little IN, who stood al.
ways ready to welcome. and bid God
speed to every one passing that way.
MUsIc.-In these quiet timesit is pleas
ant to listen to the sounds of music, par
ticularly when brought forth by such an
artist as ourfriend Plumhoff, at the Iron
clad. The other afternoon we were com
PEELED to stop and listen to the most be-
witching strains emanating from that
place, the performers being Plumhotf, ON
his fine piano, and King on the violin. II
was certainly a treat, and as it costs MOTH
ing, we would advise all to drop in and
listen.
LUMBER o EBERHATpT.-We noticed
quite a number of heavy teams loaded
with Truckee lumber passing along
Hamilton street on their way to Eber-
hardt, during the week. The lumber is
for the purpose Of constructing a new
mill at Eberhardt, and is of the best
quality, though but little superior to that
sold by Russell & Comins, of this place.
In TowN.-We notice Mel Raum, bro
ther to Ed. Raum, in from Shellburn.
He has been peculiarly unfortunate re-
Gently in contracting a sickness, through
which he suffered the loss of one eye
and partial paralysis oil the lett Side.
We exceedingly regret these m%isfortunes
and trust that time may alleviate his
ailments.
LAST DAY.-Deputy Assessor, Louis
A. Hauck informs us that one week from
next Monday will be the last day in
which assessments on property can be
handed in. All persons who have not
completed their assessment lists are mott
fed to do before that time to avoid
trouble.
READY FOR OccUPANoY.-The new
lodging house of A. jackson has been
completely and thoroughly reftted with
new furniture, beds, ETC., and is now
ready for customers. Jackson is one OF
the few men who knows how to keep q
hotel, and offers every accommodation t
visitors.
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Local FntelIigence.
REPORT OF RELIEF COMMITTEE.

The Relief Committee, composed of
Hon. W. H. Beatty, p. Everts, A. c.
Gordon, DIR. G. II. Thoma, DIR. 2. Cham
berlin and Fred. Elliott, at a meeting
held on Friday evening, August 18th, re-
solved to make a general report in the
columns of the White Pine Nsws, OF the
amount Of money received by them from
different quarters, and the amount dis
bursed. The Secretary was instructed to
prepare such report !:
To he Members Of Reief Commiaee-Gentlemen
In accordance with your order, | hereby submit
the blowing statement as taken from the Treas
nrer's books
Amt. cash received from Eureka -. 81 113 %
Amt. cash received from Pioche....... 1871 %
Amt. cash received from c.. G.. Warner. 5 90
Total amount of cash s.. 1853 25
Amt. cash donated to SO persons. .. s., SIG 90
Amt. cash used for purchase of Hose for
Fire purposes. .............. 443 IS
Total amount expended .......... s.. 1853 Is
-
The largest sum Of money donated to any one
individual was $3.50, and the smallest amount
$50.
A small amount Of clothing still remains on
hAnd, nj the store of A. G. Gordon. which will
be distributed TO those in need on application
being made to members of the Committee.
By order Of Relief Committee.
FRED. ELLIOTT, Secretary.
Hamilton, August 20, 1873.
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80 cords Wood Wanted,

AT THE BRICK YARD, IMMEDIATELY
~ below the toll ho on the Eberhardt road.
Apply to SHERIDAN h MAUPIN.
Hamilton, Aug. 1, 1873. aus2tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-31

CONFEDERATE CEMETERIEs.-In addition to
the cemetery at Drewry's Bluff station, quite
number OF the soldiers Of the Lost Callse
are buried at Drewry's Bluff proper, some
ut Port Walthall Junction, many at the head
OF This town, and there are numerous graves
on private grounds and in the woods
throughout the country. Those at The Bluff
and at PoIt Waltball have head-i,ards, and
some of the latter handsome monuments.
and. with the exception of those near MaD-
chester, all receive each year from the hands
If love and beauty floral tributes. In 1866
all effort was made to form Il memorial assO-
citation and remove the bodies of those
buried above this place to Hollywood, but
the project fell through. Another attempt
will he made before next Memorial Day.
and it is hoped that before the bowers hive
all departed some Manchester ladies,
out of whose breasts h;,s not departed all
tender feeling for the CAUSE in which these
loved and lost of our sunny southern land fell,
will visit the grounds and place few flowers
over these too long-ncgltcted graves.
TIC Elliott Grays should be ashamed that
they have not long since taken this matter in
hand and paid some attention TO the resting
place of their dead comrades.
TRUSTEES MEETIsG. There w'as no meet
inS OF the Board of Trustees lirt night, as
advertised. The Board meets on the first
and third Friday nights, and not On each al
tcrnatc Friday. AS some supposed.
Picnic AT MlDLOTHIAE.-At its last meet
ing Friendship Lodge. No. 30, Knights OF
rythias. resolved to have Il cotiIIon and
cruquct picnic Midlothian was selected as
The place, and it is determined to make This
the pic-nc of the season.
The SARAH ScoTr CAsE.-The verdict in
the Sarah Scott r;,se excteS great surprise in
this community. where there was but little
ii any doubt as to the guilt of the accused.
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TIMBER r0K CALIFoRNIA.--Thc schooner
Albert jameson, which sailed from this port
yes ,'erday. carried tue first cargo of ,0oO, ,ooO
feet OF lumber for the Central Pacific rail-
road, California. This lumber comes U'd
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad FROM the
Huntington Mills. in West Virginia, is sent
bv water 10 New York. there reshipped,
and from there it goes "around the Horn !"
20 California. This is hut the beginning of
another trade opened since tho completion
OF the Chesapcakc aud Ohio railroad.
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SMITHS CLoTHING-HoCsE Is known l,y half the
people of the South; when therefore we say that
WILLIAM IRA SMITHS FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
HOUSE IS the greatest Of The kind IN the South we
only repeat what almost every body knows Few
comprehend his Immense business. IN every nook
ana corner of this State his goods can be found. he
Keeps the consumers fully apprised through the
press of all the latest STYLES and fabrics they ap
pear In the market ith his large force and great
number "f employees and bis close attention TO the
wants Of this market and his trade II l. not
prising that he IS selling such an immense quantity
OF clothing rs lie is His wagon aud runners are
constantly on the go. delivering to customers ,hpir
purchases. Such house deserves patronage
Everything suitable for GENTS, YOUTHS. and
Boys wear can be found in this universally popular
house of WILLIAM IRA SMITHS.
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ruElIC library toNcERT~.Dur l1"hhs Tue
Trustees Of the Public Library 'f Kentucky nave
demonstrated that honest gift concert Is not ony
p,rsibc in the hands Of honest men, hui that lis
fairness may he shown clearly az to break dow
th" uistrtist with which the public are accustomeG
to regard such affairs. To the Endorsement OF the
best men of their State hey have added the prestige
of twu successful drawings. In whirt they have dis
trilmtcd nearly million dollars amoi'g the patrons
Their July Concert promises tn ne u grand success
The day is positively tiNed and thcl: promise OF
full urawin. is backed with the certificate OF the
Fal1ncr. and Drnver, Hank that th"-i have already
,lcjos In tr,r sank enough money I" pay all the
yifs i'm full aud that Il il sci apart Tor ms purpose
and can lie used for nr ohrI surely thlS l. enough
IL satisfy the most skcpilca- For Information oi
circulars call OH \. i. L'ECrfEk' 2oe iaDh street
or ". II. IEKGY. at Fnrd,s Hotel
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LYME & BROTHERS, 7 .M..sGven building lots on
Louisiana, Orleans, and Virginia streets. in the
plan of Fulton.
y. NJ. LEE, s =. NJ. two new framed dwellings on
the north side of Catherine street between
Smith and Henry.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. "a +. NJ. the brick resi-
Grucc occupied by DR.. Murtiu ;. Taylor, on the
southwest corner of Grace and Shafer streets.
RICHARDSON 4 CO.. = i. NJ. commissioner; !;
sale oi dwelling and fourteen building i"ts III
the Irwu of Manchester.
COOK & LAUtiITOS. 10 A. NJ, ut the horsc-lot.
mules. horses. &c.
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The SnOp-LIFTERs SENT on TO THE HrST-
,sss CorpT.--ko>e Foster, Lucy Hill, Eliza
Williams, and Louisa Smith. the shop-lllters,
we're brought before Policc-Ju>tice White
Yesterday morning on the charge of Stealing
from rrdin Il Whit!o,k number of lace
>hawls, valued at 800. Altcr hearing the
evidence. they were sent on to the lilstlngs
Court for trial, and We're rcniandcd TO jail.
A number of merchants appeared at the First
police station Yesterday morning and identl-
fled stolen property in the lot of goods re-
covered frcln the abovc-mmed thieves. The
accused will he brought before the Police
Justice again this morning on several other
,.h.i.yps
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OLD DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE. - Inc
regular annual session of this Institution
closed yesterday. The number OF students
has been increasing for several years, ana
was !argrr the past session than ever hciore,
with the exception Of that ut lSIl-2. Sixty
two students were in attendance, represent
Ing five StateS. several being alumni OF uni
vcrslies and colleges and others having had
more or less experience in business.
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\ STRANGER IN PoRT.-The schooner
{. ,.harIes p. Sennik>on, Captain MurDey. ar
rived at thi> port yesterday from PhiiadeI-
phr. This i, her first trip, being new
vessel. The seunik~on is three-masted
schooner, registers 1870 tons, and has the
highest rate given to centre-board vessel.
She is of fine proportions, strong an;i sub
st,ntialy huilt, ami is intended entirely FOR
the roastinU trade.
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STRAWBERRY FEAsr.-The ladies Of Christ
church propose giving strawberry feast in
one OF the handsome stores on Main street
opposite the pust-otfice, commencing Nom
day evening. June Cd. The proceeds will be
used for the benefit Of the church. The OH
Icct i 4 good one, aud the ladies deserve u,
bc literally encouraged.
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The TREArRE.-Alr. George kunkei, who
has been great faYoritc with the people Of
this city for u number of years past, will APP
pear ut the Rlchmond Theatre Oh Monday
evening next in the celebrated play OF
..UucIe Toms Cabin" dInmatiZed from the
novel of the same name. Miss Ada Proctor.
an actress of decided ability, will support
Mr.. Kunkel. The sale OF reserved scf1s VIII
commence at Ambold's Musical Exchange
this morning,
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Tho Dout.

PARADE OF TIE SToNE-CuTTERS.-lh lhat
spIcndid body of men the Stone-cutIers, VINO
ale engaged on the Government work near
this ,it,. paraded Yesterday afternoon WIN a
band of music aud decorated the graves 81
their comrades who are buried i'll Hollywood
with beautiful flowers.
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PeL.cs Covar,-Jusiice Whtie.--James 7.
Roach, CHARGED With beating John Doyle.
Case continued until Menday morning.
SaIlc johnson. charged with stealing
eighteen dollars in currency from G. 7,
Adams. Sent 10 jail.
Robert Kirby, charged with being drunk
and ragrant, was sent to jhll for three
months.
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BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. RICHMOND COLLEGE.
and the Tabernacle were beautifully photographed
Nv REES & CO. yesterday. Their gallery is located
rn Main near ninth street, next door to Me.srs.
Stark" 4 Rylan,rs bookstore. here orders Will lie
r,,.,iyrd for the picture. All are invited to a. !!
and sec ii.
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The new POSTAL CARDS UNDER TnE'LATE rOS-
TAI law-u>eitll, :Gr, iceihlC. and cheap. The al
vcrGisrr fill the back of the cards with an,
printed encouragement he may wish to make public
aud send them through the mail for nnl. Que cent
Can bc printed AT this Office at low rates.
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Cur:oMoS or EicIiNOSp CUILEGE.-Thise elegant
rcpr,srutaiun nr tin, buildings and grounds which
are now the ,iect OF 80 much intcrcS: l. for sale by
j. T. ELLTSOT, III. Main street. copy of ii
should hc in The possession Of every Baptist family
i'm the stlie No delegate to the Association Shniild
return without one, 10 le kept rs sorrear of this
memorable OCCASION.
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srSuAY-:cuooL MEETlNGs. The anniyer-
>;ry meeting OF tn" Presbyterian Sunday
School Union of Richmond AMI Manchester
will he held at the FIRST Presbyterian
church, Eev. DR.. Prcston's, Sunday after
noon 1t Il O'clock This is maS>-gathcring
ol' all the schools in its connection.
The teachers and children of the PreSby-
terin SUNDAY schools are requested to meet
tli, Saturday evening at 5 o'clock. in the
FIRST Presbyterian church, to practice IN
singing for the anniversary.
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CoNylCT RECEIVED Alexander Murphy.
convicted in the County Court of Scott
county of malicious wnunding, and SEN
teuccd to twu Years in the prnitcntiary, was
received at that in stitutou yesterday.
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EAME~ T.. BRAGG, POI, corner oiR1
~ >r.oLa and EIoad streets. has now on hana 6As
.Ha &s'lr receiving II large and superior stock III
..f rt.NEEk. rAnLl$R. and DlHlNS-' U
'I'uN tUt;>!TUEF, wlach he is oilrrine ut low
,t.."~ -! CASH x,, ,r
trHuL~iEEiNu and FURNITURE ~"
f\!Et1 At >nr;, notice., My'I-lw'
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VISITORS, GUIDE, TO RICHMOND AND VICINITY.
This little book. Il complete compendium ol all the
prominent and interesting points about the city,
should ic I'm the hands of every person wishing The
city For sale by g. BATES publisher, and tn"
Iumh .ellrrs aud ncwstcAlcrs grncralN.
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The VIEW POSTAL CARDs-yery useful for busi-
ncss purposes. Cards or announcements Of any
Kind printed on them will pass through the mail for
one cent. Printing for thcse cards neatly and
cheaply done ut this office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-31

To TIE LADIEs-Just received the latest style of
fans iewelry, hair goods. KID GLOVES. ecarfs. &C..
&c for sale a. greatly reduced price, at 4. l..
GEAHGER's, G27 Broad street. Please give mt Il
call, examine my stock, and compare prices
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ACCIDENT AT THE PAPER MILL.--Mi>> Belle
Eirkenian. Il Young lady employed ut the
Richmond Paper Mill, had her hand t%'llGht
M the machinery lust evening and three
fingers cut off.
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IIrsTlNGs CouRT.-The regular grand;iury
term of this court will commence on Mon
day. There are already twelve cases Of
felony awaiting its session.
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AVE mrst say that The pictures made at CAMP
HEII : wcll-kuuwn Photograph gallery. Size IL ~
II handsomely culorc't aud Trained, at the low price
ui l7a *rlrpass anything i'll the way oi cheap "ofA
,rl h.lr ,nru Vet.
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HEa, { COS Gaii.EiY. ifst q ,ur Ia stark" 6
Kylan,l's houh. store. will bp open ht O'Clock to.
dry and lo-luorTow morning for the convenience
of parties leaving on the early trains.
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MEMBERS or THE BAPTIST CUSvESTInS vii
find splendid assortment of hats of every kind
L. "EIsIGER 4 % 5. l2rl Main street
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DOS'T FORGET Yor WILL SAVE MONEY By GOING
to The DOLLAR STORE, corner Ninth and Main
streets.
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CAMPBELL's photograph gallery Is well known
thi0ughout the State. A II persons having pictures
luEi. there we arc sure viii not 20 away dssalis
titst. and their work Will compare with any that i:
,E7ut. in the city.
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WHITE VESTS WILL BE MUCH ~ VOGUE THIS
summer. and the best stock of them will be found at
L. u. SrESCE& SONS fashionable clolhing store,
lafn Main Street.
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NOVEL. NEW. AND E>EIrL.-.At lIos Main
: .r,et at thr bottom Of the door, may ir' stcm one
of CIAY'S PATETT WEATHER. STRIPS. 1t Is
rluap simple, and durable. II kecpI ont the rain
and dust in the summer and the cold II the winter
II i something that every family needs 10 save tle
many ills resulting from an open sace al ne hot
tom III the door. Don't forget TO look ut II ;ul1
i,.t,,. ,u,,r order. IF the Central Hotel.
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TIE RICHMOND FRAME STORE having seufea
, services of first. class wurkmcn Of long cxperi-
en, now fully prepared to do all kinds OF Training
,t the shortest notice possible.
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THEY are making frame, at the RTCliMOTD
FRAME STORE al such low price that everybody
can now afford Ia have their pictures Irdlncd.
Don't forget the place, next TO the Dollar Store.
corner Ninth AMI Main streets.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

IN all snieS Of renl esfdte made bt,Ceeu the list 2
Jan"nyan 3ed ef Jnae the tnres for hs pre-.
III sales ,node btt,rptu tbe lst or JniV on,i ha
nf m. Uenr the tnars hare to be Jnid byfhs "iltr-
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STRANGERS SHOULD Nor FAIL TO Ei>'r lhE
DOLLAR STOKE aud sec tn. H%nt'ful assortment OF
,r,wclry and Farcy articles 81 every 'escr'f'ion'
Which ,rr sold ri trc low rat, of ono dollar.
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iou can save time and money Iy having youl
pictures framed at the RICHMOND FRAME STORE
next to the Dollar Store, corner Ninth and Mair
streets.
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CN.,,IIIIES WILL COME rroS Us i'll spite Of all
precautions hut il is gratifying To learn tht Hem
bolds celebrated buchu still iH. obaintiat all the
dr. siur and that Ii can hc relied on |" cure all dis
2t,.,nl thc aidnrys aud urinary organs. Look out
turruup."rlcits he genuine bru7 the private pro-
rrior,ry STAMP of II. 7. HELL BOLD. JOHN L.
LII ,I,y. heM Work., sole aEcnt.
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VISITORS To TIE MEMORIAL MEETING win fin !.
at L. WEIsIGER & CO.'S. l2ol Main street. the
largest retail stock Of hats In this citv.
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4 FRAGRANT BREATH AND rEAkLY TEETH are
easily attained. and thcS" who tall to avail them
selves of the mems should not complain when ar
crsp III gross neglect. The HuZIpoHT viii speedily
crrlic ,c the cause Of foul breath bcautfying and
preserving the teeth 10 the Oldest aS''.
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tLoTIlSG of all kinds, at prices TO suit all. may
he found at +. B- SPENCE Il SONS gcnleulcn's fur
nishiug establishment.
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THIN GAUzE SHIRTS ARE TIE ORDER uF THE
DAY. They are the coolest things ont. +. B.
SPENCE & SON have splendid stock nf them. at
various prices tn suit every pocket