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Personal.

We are glad to learn that Hon. John A.
Bentley was duly elected President of the
Skeboygan and Fond du Lac Railway on the
llth of this month, and we feel positive
that his administration Of aif.ir, will
prove advantageous to the Lake Shore.
Mr.. Bentley is eminently competent to run
the Sheboygan road 10 the bsst interest Of
al concerned.
We had the pleasure of call from DR..
4. s. O'Connell sho settled at Cato Cor
ners sume four weeks since and has already
acquired quite large practice. DR..
O'Connell lis young man of scholarly at
tsinments and has had more than ordinary
success IN his profession. His residing in
Cato relieves that part Of the county from
sending to this city for medical aid.
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Centaur Liniment.

CHAS. ESSLINGER. p. NJ.
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H.: rs, ari Departure IT Nails.

Da y-SoTth, South East, South. South. West.
-.'sves Nauitevoc Daily at O'Clock n m. an
or v.- at Stseoygan IN time for the to Fond.
AZ Lac. Ehros times week Nonday. Wednerday
Al Friday. BY the way of Newroubure, Neeme.
Lf~ari-, Howards Grove. to sheboyg gan. and
snres tunes a week-Tuesdag. Thursday. and sat
E-ly yv OF Nordheim, HtkJ, Centreyllle
su-sir. 10 ShebOvgan
Fton Manitowoc to Two Rivers. (dailv.l at G
''~iock IN, and arrives Nanitowoc at o'cluck
rri-WeekIy-To Chiffon. Leaves Mantle
We every Tuesday, Thurs lay, aud Saturday and
tfrtve. a. Chiffon at G y M
Strives at Mrntowoc every Monday, Wclnes-
- N ! Frifas at 3 IN.
Gri>Weetuy-ro Green Bar-via. T -"
Rver<-Leayes Manitowoc every Monday. Ell
cr- lay and Friday at y IN, and arrive. 1t Green
NV next day at m.
Arrives at Mmitowoc every TUESDAY, Thurs
fsv ani SATURDAY. at Yam
SC 'n:-Weekly-1n kewaunee-yia 7 50
itcrs-Lcaves Sani,owoc, Monday. aud Thurs
~ al m. and arrives at Manitowoc every
.sfnv and T iGaY at m.
WeeRly-from Nanitowoc to Mcu1sha-
lf.fes Manitownc every FRIDAY at IN, JrG ar
r' g at ~ NJ SUNDAY
The s0ccial Post Ofices Of Francis Greek PraC.
snh Rosencrans, get their mail cyery Saturday
forenoon.
.'',l one. opcn for dcll,e:iu. letters from ! m
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WHILE the lamp holds cut to burn,
The yiiest sinner may return"
Sing, Applstonians, sing!
The above quotation vas urged upon us,
among others, at camp meeting,
held IN section l., town 20, range %, some
years siuce, which we are led to believe
will be rece iyed a, orthordox in Appleton.
The following from the Appleton Crescent
of Saturday last, must be taken as proof
that they do not want to riv al Watertown
in the matter Of dsdgins bonds:
b" 1t is TO small measure of satisfaction
to the men who so gallantly stood by the
Manitowoc Railway project in this city to
know that after suffering SC much misrep-
re,cntation and abuse from u portion of
their fellow citizens, the day has arrived
when it is generally admitted that if they
had been manfully sustained, aud then
plans aidod and upheld, Appleton would
have now both the Manitowoo and the
Northern Roads, with the former in full
running connection with the Green Bay l.
Minnesota road at Wolf River Time
makes all things even," End those who
took stock in Menasha spectators and lob
byists can never hope for 4 satisfactory
dividend.
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Hard Times.

An incident Of the hard times is reported
from Lexington, No, and it contains Il hint
which the ard-up may be grateful for. A
thirsty and poor young man, anxious for
qnencher, initiated supply by purchasing
a slate on credit. Proceeding to the haunts
of the whisky fen !, he birtercl the slate
for "a drink Finding one beaker of the
liquor which he loved insufficient, he point
ed cnt to the barienler how handy the
slate wouI be for the purpose Of charging
ary little Indebtedness whicL might be iAcur-
red. The project sucreeled. The drar right
on credit was obtained; TIE blr-man
registered it on the new slate, and all
WIS serene.
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TO CONSUnpTIVES.

The advertiser, having bren permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption
by simple remedy, is anxious to make
known to his fellow suffers the means of
cure. To all who desire it, he will send a
copy of the prescription used, free of
CHARGE, with the directions for preparir z
and using the same, which they will end
a SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, ,
BRoNCHIrTs, &c. Parties wishing the
pres cription will please address.
Rev. E. A. WILSON.
lsIPenn. ST., Williamsburg, New York
796-6mo.
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THE Manitowoc Zntung in its lauiablo
desire 10 print the latest news, picked up
with other local items, the report that the
Tnnr had changed hands. This particu-
l-r ir,m Of news, however, is without the
l,.st irusdation. In fuctwe shall continue
tn publish me PILor unless sold gu, bySher-
id Smart or nder Sheriff Pierce, as long
as our patrons continue to pay up as well
AZ they have been doing for lie present
po nth.
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ELECTION or CHEF ENcINEER.-Mr.
Fred. Seger, the present Chief Engineer
of the Fire Department. wishes Us
to state that he will not accept
the same position for the coming year un-
der any consideration. The election will
come of on the second Tuesday in JAM
airy, 1874, and this timely notice is given
that those interested may make their choice
Nnderssanimsly.
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Estrav.

Came into my enclosure in the town Of
hossuth near Mr. hellner's Store, Manitowoc
County, Wis. about the 2O;h day or Sept
embcr, an Gl1, dark rel COW. The owner
will please troye property and pay charges,
Including this notice, and take the same
away
kossutl November Goth, 1873
JOHN CENEFELLS
797 1
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DIED.

MARTlND Weston, Clark CO.,
Wis. MIS-. LUCINDA c. wife Of Samuel
Mnrtlndnle, agea 50 years.
TIE licensed was sister of Mrs.
Aionzo Shove, of this city. The immedi-
ate causo Of her death was n dstrs sing
case Of cancer. Her friends have the con-
solaticn, however, that she passed away
with the hope of glorious immortality
beyond the grave.
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',iiAtK; from the Toombs doleful
count. does not apply to our townsman Mr..
} ". T"os,bs, as may be gathered f.om the
f.ct that the ludiesRf the lst Presby terrain
church, caused to be purchased and pre-
s.,nted u him, beautiful set of shirt ST uis
,rsl sleeve buttons with the initial 7. in
Griman text nicely engraved on the face of
..ch. The Offering was presented in token
Of t,eir appreciation of his past musical
..rvlc. : in lie choir of that church
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v, dn.-,.ay night, destroyed the school
h, u-- gu the Calumet road, near Herman
b,cuch.r.. Yhs Louise had just been IN
smcd. for tie first time, for $500. The
luilding Was erected y years ago, was
tui.t vi j. IS but had recently been sided
over. The district had felt the needy for
IAN. time oi a larger house, and consra;-
Mat. Themselves UPON this insurance which
y III Assist them 10 ps Up more commo-
sfeus 1. ulrs
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NEf1

jaw. palsy, sprains, swelling., caked- treas,s,
scalds, burns, salt-rheun, ear-ache, &c.
upon the human frame. and of strains,
SPAWN. gals, &c, upon animals in one year
than have all other pretended remedies
since the world began. 1t is eounter-irri-
tant, an all healing pain reliever. Cripples
throw away their crutches the lame walk.
poisonous bites are rendered harmless. aud
the wounded are healed without a scar 1t
is no humbug. The recipe is published.
around each bottle 1t is selling as no arti-
ticle ever before sold. and it sells because il
does just what it pretends to do. Those
who now suffer from rhe umaiism, pain. or
swelling, deserve to suffer If they will not
use Centaur Llniment More than 1000 Ger
tifcates Of remarkable cures, including fro
zen limbs. chronic rheumatism govt, run
ming tumors, &c. have been received We
will send circular containing certihcatse,
the recipe, &c, gratis, to any one request
ing it. One bottle Of the yellow wrappers
Centaur LInimeuI is worth one hundred dol
lars for, spawned or sweenied horses and
mules; or for screw-worp in sheep. Stock
owners--this liniment is worth your arten-
ton. No family should be without Centan-
Liniment- Sold by all druggists. Fifty
cents per bottle; large bottles. 81 co. B.
Rose & Co, So Broadway, New York.
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CHArPED HANDS, iace. trough skin DImples. ring
worm. sait-rheum ami other cutane1us affections
cured and the skip mlae 50 and smooth by using
the JUMPER TAR soAP,n!ade bYCAswELL, UAzARD
& Co. New York. BE certain that you get the
JUMPER TAR Soap, there are many limitations
made with common tar which are worthless Il AZ
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SILVER in change TO any body buying
goods of me to the amount of % cents or
more. Each buyer shall receive a Christmas
present from me, in addition to his purchase.
Call and examine good, and prices.
w A. kRYZIEsKr.
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.,Ol.pn

Having Just formed a CoIartnersAip
with my Son, under the firm name Of
Bleser & Son, desire all those indebted
to tee old firm to cal and settle the same
INN ediately, so as to balance MI old &C
cout IS before entering on the new
ADAM BIFSYR
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Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing
telween Robt. r Adler and J. L, Bran
d9is under the firm nsine of Adler & Bran.
delS Us this day Dissolved by mutual con-
sent
Robt. X. Adler will continue thu bust :
ness at the old sand, pay all the indebt
ness. and collect all dues of the late firm.
ROBERT Il. ADLER.
j. l.. BRANDEIs
Manitwoc WIS. NoEember 9Th. lSIS-
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W. would feel especially obliged to any
Of oar delinquent subscribers, if they would
t.rlns rs wool this cold weather. Bring
YOUR wool, there is no danger of our
getting TO mach with lvng winter before
a. re
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-12-25

WE have regular little George Wash
ing,on in our neighborhood, but his mother
don't act her part well at all. 4 few
evenings ago our little hero tried the edge
OF bis little ak upon the nasal organ of his
mothers faYorite cat, AMI completely de-
molished the smelling arpnratu. of the in
nocent feline. The cat.expired and he care
fully concealed his victim in the meal bar.
rel where 1t was resurrected late in the
evening by the oil woman. whe was get
ting meal fer supper She called George
and questioned him. George hung down
his head, and said, an other, | can't tell a
lie, you know can't, but I'll be swizzard if
can tell you the truth about this little af
fair" His mother said, Come across nv
lap, mr. son, come across my lap" Ard
he came. Tie little fellow had been sit
tIog IN the dust, and they say it g fact
that that old lady has not got che dust ont
of her ewes vet"
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Dissolution Notice,

The firm Of Bibinger and Galet. for the
sale of all kinds Of farm Machenery, havs
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
immense business of the above firm will
hereafter be carried on by Mr.. John BiLin.
ger who will alone viii collct all dues and
and dama1ds maturei or maturing to the
late firm of Bibinger & Gallet.
Dated Manit0woc November 5th 1873
JONI BIbESGE,
Il. 4. GALLET
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Notice of DiascIuticn

Know ali men by these presents. that by
mutual consent, the co-partnership hereto
fore existing under the firm name of Bur
lingame * Clark, in the city of Manitowoc.
y this day dissolved: that all du and de-
Sands, and claims due and to become due
will be collected by Thomas Clark and that
all claims against the aforesaid firm will be
paid by said Clark
GEORGE i. BURLINGAME.
THOMAS CLARK.
Dated this llth day Of Dec. 1873 S0O-4w
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EExEMBRR the second Christmas party at
tn, Rnckland Uouse, on the night Of the
III, Goth Of December, Friday evening,
Those 20 know the proprietor, Mr.. G.
liaSenow, need not be told that good
time Is III prospect.
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+. & ]. Robinson. druggists, have made
= very large purchase Of kerosene of the
hest "ua' uy on very advantageous terms and
ha,e already received 1900 gallons. They
propose TO make raid on prices in that com
modify and have pu, down prices 10 IS cts
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Manitwoc Wis. November 9th, 1878

THE fUREsT AND SWEETEST CoD-LIvER
OIL is Hazard & Caswell's made On the sea
shore, from fresh, selected lirers, by CAS-
WELL, HAZARD x Co, New York Ii is alb
solutely pure anu s,cest Patients who
have once taken it prefer it to all others
Physicians have deeidsi it superior to any
Of the olhcr oils in market Nv
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Taken I'D.

Manitowoc Itauids Nov 23i fST3
Came into nv enclosure ABOUT 10 DAYS since =
COWS one large yellow COW with coolei horns and
TOUR NI4.te feet.
Oae small red with turned W horns The
owners VIII please prove pro- erty. and pay chlf
ges dnclIding this notice. AMI take tn. inc a.ay
3y i INES < vac
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Auction! Auction!

20 thousand dollars worth of Dry Goods
from Pettibone & Co.'S Immense store, Green
Bay. will be sold at Auction. in tho store in
J. E. Platts New Block, commencing on
Saturday or Monday next, and continuing
day by day until the entire stock is disposed
OF. The stock will contain every article Of
Merchandise found il 4 Fir5t-class Dry
Goods Store. Come one and all, and buy
Good Goods at your own priee.
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ScHUITTE & BRo.,eser up to the times
in all the new styles, have the neH Gran
gers Caps in all varieties for sale at their
emporium, corner of Sth and Jay streets. #
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Death Of a Famous Horse.

The promising trotter "Ripon Boy,
who was recently bitten by dog, has since
died from the effects of his wound. He
VAS owned by Geo. w. Van Rrunst, Of
Horizon, and was valued at S55. 300.
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NEVER have we seen anyth n. equal to
tho.e German Socks, ut Ryders for pro
t"ct.ng the feet in cold weather. Mr..
RyIor has just received an invoice direct
Il IN the innorter.. 19S-4w
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ERRORS YOUTH.

4 GNTENAN who suffered for year from
\ Debility. Premature Decay, and all the
effects of youthful indiscretion will, for the
sake of suffering huma uity send free to all
who med it, the recipe and direction for
maxim z the simple remedy bv which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing TO profit bv the
advertisers experience can 10 SO by address
ing in perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN, ~ Cedar st. New
\ ork. 7o6-6mo
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FANCY WORK. Mrs. Gamack will open
a class for fancy work, at her store, corner
Of 9TH and York streets, commencing Jan.
}. lS74 A full assortment of Zephyrs
and other inatsrial kept constantly on hand.
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CITY ITEMS.

The best stock of Ready Made Clothing
ar Boots and Shoes in the City just re
CO. 7ed at
BLEsER 6 SoS's.
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For Sale.---A house and lot with barn
and good well of water, for sale on
reasonable terms. Inquire of
794-4t E. A. EDW.Ens
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The Salary-Grsb
Public Opinion in Madison, Wis.,. on
tho satary Bsil Fassed BY the
House.

MADISON, W., Dec lS.-The House
action on the Salary bill is condemned on
all sides here, and is very unsatisfactory to
the ofle. The Journal (Republean)
.ays: "Tre fret that the people have re-
solved, in their conventions, that the law
ought to be repealed seems t. be forgotten
by Representatives. Repealed means
repealed" it don't mean I'm odify;" and
the press represents the people when it
asks for rspea,."
The Democrat (Rsfoim) says: "The
people viii not be satisti ell With the patch
work bill passed by tie House. The pub-
lie feeling is almost unanimous that 5000
and mileage is sufficient, and the greedy
spirit which Congress has manifested will,
receive its rebuke In due time. The peo-
pie who pay tie taxes demand that Con-
gress should return to the old salary Of So
O00.''
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Hard Times and Low Prices
si'ver for change at RYDER's
B o an,il Shoe store.
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The editor of the Zdtung, Col. Wedsl-
ssedt, in speaking of the retirement of Mr..
Seegar from the command of the Fire De-
par,msnt, suggests that there is chance
f.. cur obtaining the position, to show how
much We know about simmering the "Fiery
Eiend.' As bis nance was mentioned
with our own in the same urgent resolution
Of the City Board, our Eodesty sHg-
gests that We pursue the same unsalfsh de-
votion to the city's interests, and insist
that he take the position. The same eau
ton that preserved US on courts martial
through three long years Of the late war,
would not urge u to accept tervics around
a steam FIRE engine that has the habi, of
blowing up at discretion. Our ca.ket
has c.st us too much money to risk tie
chance Of being crscked By cast iron that
may be sent on the rhiz without care Or
consideration Of the symmetry it might dis
figure.
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AT the election of President of tn. Sc
nate, Senator ilAMLIN, Of Maine, is said to
have voted for Judge THURMAN, the demo
cratic candidate. The Portland Press
would like to know if, for tits indie pendent
act, CARPENTER friends will read Mr..
IAMLIS cut Of the republican party?
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-12-25

K1ANTED-A ALTON BY
w boy Of good habits, where he can act
as clerk, or make himsslf generally useful
Can write fair Rand Address, g C. j.
Pilot Office.
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THE Nirginius affairs are bleaching out
materially of late. We are now told by
authority (thc Attorney q sneral's opinionl
that the Nirginius bad forfeited the rirat
to bear the flag Of the United States, and
at the time of her capture was carrying it
in defiance of international law. I'm Wv
of these facts, in the hands of oar yo,ysrn.
ment officials at Washington, it wcr. ID seem
that those who dic.ated those ass ,,c;,te dis.
patches thag have been seat out from
Washington, have been near 9. if not ouite
as bot headed as those bru al Cubans whom
they depicted as deser ing tie universal
scorn &c tho world.
BY way Of contrA st the British Govern.
ment have wait sd until they could proceed
UNDERESTIMATE: glY, and now propose. it Is
saiito demand the punishment of Burrsil.
the Cuban commander. The necessity of
more dignity in our national officials is
quite as apparent as the $1,000, GOO aske :,
of Congress fer naval expenditures.
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Dedication Of the German American
Evangelical Church.

Noitrsre, the most acute and ob,eryapt
oil all atheistic writer's, ocnfe.ses that the
requirements entailei BY any form Of re!ig-
ION always tendI to improye the general
Character of the people. Praf Pumpslly
IT Harvard College, an extensive traveller,
notes that the ciiara ,ter and condition of
the religious edifces, in any place, wa. al
ways fair indication of the thrift and
prosperity Of that place, especially wa. this
the case, where such religion Was voluntary
and not sustained by government.
In view of these facts which we COM
mend to all rejecting minds, we hail toe
accession Of this new and beautiful house
oi worship, to the number Of those already
existing IN this clty,-which was dedicated
last Saturday.-as a conspicuous evidence
OF growth and prosperity. Not only does
1t form an importantant addition 10 the
architecture of the South Side, but it also
affords pleasing proof of the public spirit
and enterprise Of the soc.ety, that, not
without e1ertion, have reared the beautiful
structure.
ENTERNAL APPEARANCE.
The fist impression, which the arc!Iitec-
ture vi the church makes upon one, is that
OF strength and durability. No extra Or
nament exists. The plain, rigid trick
walls and the massive tower In front
reaching far up into the SKY, suggests
worship, simple, austere, formal, but with
a solid faith extending upward, above the
strife and doubts Of the world. To some
this tower seems out of proportion, ungain-
y, but Is is characteristic Of all luthe ran
churches which we have ever ,oe, and
seem like the minarets Of the Mosem Mos
qnes, watch towers, whose conspicuou.
81 Tres shall direct tho beholier ucwsrd in
MES Journey; to say nothing Of the personal
PRIDE all property owners on Sth street
nave IN tia structure, in conjunction with
tho edlflce Of the lst Presbyterian church,
OF the'r growing grandeur. Within, the same
liea OF simplicity and utility, is impaired
by the entire arrange nent5. The plain
white walls are beautiful. The large CALLER
les and the broad level floor will accommo-
date large number Of hearers. The build
ing was brilliantly lighted ty two handsome
chandeliers of twelve burners each, furnish
ed by Mr. o. X. Bacon for the eongre ga
ton. The dcdicatiory service. were i'm
rre@iYe. Particularly excellent was the
singing, which is seldom surpassed. The
sermon was O furcibe declaration Of
Chrsts message to men, and the need
sell deIication that, Christ might dwell in
our hearts. %S4
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-12-25

THE NEW MILLING FIsM-In another
column our readers will notice the adyer-
tissmont of one of the heaviest milling
firms in this Fart of the country. The con-
solidation includes the well known Touring
mill al Cato Falls with steam alta chmcnts
to use in low water, the saw mill for man.
ufscturing lumber and shingles, with six
hundred acres Of pine land in this and Cal
umet counties, heretofore owned by the
firm of Evans, Newell and Fleigler, and
mads tributary to the mill by :heManitowoc
River. This property and the important
addition Of t he Wisconsin Central Flour
ing Mill of Messrs. Wahle & IIaupt Of this
city, together with the retail store on ths
corner of Eighth and Buffalo streets were,
Dec. list, made the property of one company
(including all the members OF both fr,ns)
under the firm name CT FliegIer, Wahle &
Co., and We can but predict prosperity as
they are all old residents, of strict intcg
rity and large business. experience, enjoy
ing the confidence of all who have business
relations with them.
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a New Thing under the Sun.
Sixteen Oil Paintings in a Book !!
Never before snch an @ea aitcmptei 'ur
ono.s illustration every one who las seei. IL pro
uounces it SUI ERB. Mr.. harriet Beecl er
stoves latest work,
Woman in Sacred History

is series of narraI7 trhc sdrIwn from Scrip,
tural, historical ami Ie-an lary sources. Rims
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