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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-01

Yesterday, at South Norwak, Conn. :,
the Old Well Hotel, II summer resort,
Hopkins livery establishment, includ-
ing carriages and sixteen horses, tho
Ns,OS Office and all OF it's contents, were
burned; loss $4,000 The fire WAS be-
lleVed to have been incendiary.
An old seaman at prayer meeting in
relating his experience, stated that
when ut sea IN storms and tempests, he
had often derived great comfort from
that beautiful passage of Scripture,
faint heart never won fair lady,
A Chinaman stepped into q jewelry
store III San Francisco aud inquired II
they had any "consistencics. On be-
ing asked to expluin himself, he didn't
know what consistency was, but had
been told it was Il jewel.
II shall bo dishonest" writes Il Wash.
lngton correspondent Of the Troy Times.
''if l attempt to hide tho fact, that
among the Republicans i'll Congress, the
President IS, at this moment, not quite
SO popular III he was year ngo."
Cellars should be kept constantly
clean-as much SO ns your parlor. 1t
is the easiest thing in the world, if you
attend to it daily, and only becomes n
heavy task when you allow month =
accumulation.
A man named Harvey Skinner bru-
tally murdered IA woman named Eliza.
beth Charons, in Aiken, on Monday, the
Goth ult. He shot her in tic public
road. The murderer is still at large.
Vesuyius is giving signs of an ap-
preaching eruption. Great pnffs of
smoke arc continually ascending from
lts crater, accompanied by little tongues
OF flame.
"Wonld that could coli her miner'
exclaimed tho hopeless sutors for the
hand of Lady Carolina Guest, of Eng.
land, who has an annual income of
81 500. 900 from her coal mine in Wales.
"Closed in consequence of debt in
the family" is tho communicative an
nouncement on the door of fugitive
tradesman in neighboring city.
Miss Sallie Ki|gorc, Attorney and
blcsvilIe, Indiana. Salie sraaaataa y.
the Michigan Law School.
Two negro women wero drowned in
the Etownh River, near Rome. Ga. re.
Gently, while attempting to cross the
stream III wagon.
The sugar crop Of Louisiana is csti-
mated Tor this season at 100000 hogs
heads.
In pockct-picking, as in everything
elso, man never succeeds until he gets
his hand in.
| Sowing is not so difficult as reaping.
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Thorburn's Garden Seeds
4 ND ONION SETS, warranted fresh, fol
II sale by HOPE GYLES
The Southern Artificial Stone Co.,

az Columbus, Ga, are prepared to lay
~ Sidewalks OF Artificial Stono, Coping
for Walls. Hearth Stones, Eath Houses,
Quilt entirely Of Stone.) Milk Houses, Gel
lar Floors, Kitchen Floors. Curb Stones,
Floor Tiles, Fiaggiug, with lettera, Hangers
FOR horses We most respectfully refer to
any OF our work in this city. Orders can be
lett at the Office OF the Company, on Plain
street. next to Central National Bank
Fcb3 Q
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@l5 1915; May 162e@l8 TIC; June
16 28-82(0I6A: July II.

@l5 1915; May 1e2e@le TIC; June
16 28-32(0l624; July II.
81. LOUIS, February 2.-Flour quiet
and unchanged. Corn hrmer-No. 2
mixed N@8l%; mixed sacked GOA
60I. Pork firm, with improved demand;
somo sales higher-iight 1900; heavy
10 90; spot 1000; buyer in March
IL 25. Bacon firm and advancing Job
bing order lots of shoulders 7%M75I:
clear rib 911@oas; clear 9l14@336. Lard
arm-SA on spot; 8 in last haf of Feb
rnary; "a buyer in March, up country.
Whiskey steady.
CINCINNATI. February Flour quiet
and unchanged. Corn quiet at 58(061.
Provisions quiet; buyers demand q re-.
duction; holders firm. Pork nominally
1850. Lard quiet-9 for steam; 9Il for
Kettle. Bacon quiet-7as for shoulders;
81 for clear rib; ga for clear. Wits
key in good demand. at 95.
LOUISVILLE, February Flour and
corn unchanged. Provisions quiet.
Pork l5.25@l5 SO. Bacon-93s040ls
for shoulders; 91s@9l4 for clenr rib J:
9a1@9M for clear. Sugar. cured hams
12N@l2M. Lard-9is0D9al for tierce;
l0N@l0E: for keg. Whiskey 94i5.
MOBILE, February Q 2-Cottou dull
mlddllng 10; low middiing l4l4; good
ordinary 1871; net receipts 1922 bnlcs
exports coastwise 531; sales GOO; stock
y, ,631.
PHILADELPHIA, February 2.-Cotton
quiet middlinis 1G14; low middling
l5N strict good ordinary 1434; good ID;
ordinary 1919; net receipts 237 bales
gross 1877.
MEMPHIS, February Cotton dull
and nominal-low midding Az; net
receipts 4,246 baies; shipments 3,Ul5;
stock 72,3S6.
GALVESTON. February Cotton dull
aud in light demand-good ordinary
1874; middIing l524; net receipts 3, 400
bales; exports to Great Britain 5.371;
coastwise 1851: sales l,S0U; stock
ia. .494.
NORFOLK, February Cotton easy
low middling 1925; net receipts 5. 19S
bales; exports coustwise 4.0G0; sales
5G0; stock 24,112
| NEW ORLEANS, February 2.-Rainy
weather restricts business in cotton
middliDg 1554; low middling l45ss; good
ordinary 13l4; net receipts IL, 5l2 bales
gross 1G. 433; exports to Great Britain
lO,757; to France 5, 70G; coastwisc 1, U35
sales 3, 500; stock 23G, U2l.
WILMINGTON, February 2.-Cotton
dnil-middling nomlnally 1l22i; net re.
ceipts 130 bales; stock $3.50.
DosroN, February Cotton heavy
mIddling los; net receipts 9; gross
PIG; sales 800; stock 5000.
SAVANNAH. February 2.-Cotton nomi.
nal and nothing doing-middliug Isl.
net receipts 4 165; exports to Great
Britain 2.56S; continent G24 ccastwiso
1854; sules l.6lG; stock 99.476.
AUGUSTA, February 2.-Cot,on qnie,
--middling l424; receipts G99; sales
CHARLESTON. February 2.-Cottor
steady -middling l5@l5Is; low mid
ding 1926; good ordinary IA; net re
ceipts 1888 bales; gross 2.943; export:
to Franco 1857; coaslwise I'll; sale.
lao; stock 57,470.
BALTlAroRr, February 2--Cotton dul
and nominal -middling 1855; low mid
ding 1875; good ordinary 1876; gros.
receipts $40 bales; exports coastwis,
275; sales 4GI; spiuuers 2l0; stocl
1880.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening, the 9th !ult. at the
residenoe OF the brides mother, by Rev. J.
Miss ELLA 8. NIXON, both OF Ohsrleston,-
%. ". NO cards. 81 - -
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There is on Roanoke Island, N. c., a
grape vine called the ''Scuppernong"-
by some "The Lord Raleigh Viue''-
which Was growing wnen Sir Walter
landed on that island in 1910. 1t was
then three inches in diameter, and was
spoken OF as the largest grape vine in
the world. Il now covers one-anl-a-
half acres. and last year yielded forty six
barrels OF wine, 1.840 gallons in all,
which sold for two dollars per gallon.
yielding $3.50. There is Scupper
nong grape vine in Terrill County,
North Carolina, which is said to be
lurger than the Rlleigh vine, and to
produce ut least fourth more. This
Terrill vine produced last yenr sixty.
eight barrels Of wine, $500 gallons iu
all, which also sold for two dollars pc,
gallon, yielding the handsome sum oi
50. .040.
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DOUND TRIP TICKETS to New Orleans
III from Richmond, 442.50; Petersburg.
$3.50; Weldon. sil.25; Portsmouth. s42 SO;
lotto, t37 SO; Columbia. s35. Good to return
until March 1. 1874. Through Sleeping Cars
will run between Richmond and Augusta,
Augusta aud New Orleans, ria Montgomery,
Atlanta and New Orleans, ria Rome and
Selma.
Parties visiting New Orleans to Witness
tho Carnival, should avail themselves Of this
line, because OF it's few changes, superior
.4nipment and THROUGH SLEEPING
at the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad,
ttichmond: Petersburg and Weldon Railroad,
Petersburg: Seaboard and Roanoke Rail.
road. Portemouth; Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad, Weldon aud Goldsboro; Whining
ton, Columbia and Augusta Railroad, VIII
minGton; Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
railroad, Charlotte and Columbia.
a. POPE, General Passenger Agent.
Enh .
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Wanted

~ TO RENT, a SHALL HOUSE, in
n;H respectable portion OF the city, conve-
nient to the business centre: or BOARD
for a gentleman and wife in pr1pate family.
Address, at once, x. Y. a., PH0N1x sffice.
Fob 3
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TO,OtO.
MAINE HUMon.-A demure citizen Of
Portland was walking down town one
morning last week, when a stranger
asked him: "Do you know where the
post office is?" Yes" answered thr
Portander, atfably, and walked on
without further parley. After proceed.
ing for about ten steps he looked back
and inquired in turn: "Why; did you
want to know?" "No," replied the
victim. with great carncstness; and
then, the account having been balanced,
the two shook hands gravcIy, ana
walked of toward hotel.
\ midnight murder was perpetrate.l
by disguised men on the person Of Err
vim Eaddy. colored, residing u few
miles from Leesville, in Williamsburg
County. From the information we can
gather, it appears that on the night ol
the 23d inst, whilst the deceased was
sitting in his house, band of disguised
men approached the building from ali
eides, and shot the said Erwin Eaddy
twice, the last shot tnking effect in the
hoart.
A Keokuk wife asked her husband for
new dress. He replied: "rimes are
SO hard, my dear-so hard I can hardly
keep my head above water" Where
npon she retojed: "You can keep your
noso above water. easy enough, ii you
have mind; but the trouble Is that on
keep it too much above brandy" Right
again; and there are lots of noscs in
the samo bad fix.
BETTER DE BORN LUCKY THAN RICH -
Riches take to themselves wings and fly
away, but lucky man, though poor
may have ticket in the Kentucky Lii.
brary Concert, and become rich in one
day. Everybody who can, will have II
ticket, and wo will soon know who are
the lucky ones.
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92l9. Eries 45Ia.
LIVERPOOL, February 2-3 p. M
Cotton quiet and unchunged; sales 12.-
600 bnles, including 1000 for specnln.
ton and export; sales of uplands, no.
thing below good ordinary, shipped
January, Tx; ditto, shipped January
or February, 722i; sales OF uplands,
nothing below good ordinary, shipped
February or March, 7 1916; ditto, de.
liverable February or March, 75S; ditto.
nothing below low middling, deliverable
March or April, 734; sales include ZOO
bales American.
LIVERPOOL, February 2-Evening.
Cotton-sales fnpands. nothing below
middling, shipped in March or April,
1916.
NEW York, February 2-Noon.-
Gold opened and continues at lIk.
Cotton weak and nominal; sales Eli
bales-uplands 1917; Orleans 161l. Flu
lures opened: February 14a1@l4 1916;
March Is 5-16@l5I1; April Is l3-l6(0
Is 1916; May l6I@16 TIC; Juno
l6 1l-l6@ l62i; July l7@1715. Flour
quiet and heavy. Wheat dull and
nominal. Corn quiet and unchanged.
Fork hrm-mess l6. Lard unchanged.
treights steady. Stocks quiet. Money
4. Exchange long T. 81; short 4. .s7E.
governments strong. State bonds quiet
and nominal.
2 p. Motion weak; sales 7O4
bales, at 15Is(016I. Southern flour
dull aod decllning-common to fair
7.85(011.0 90; good to choice 1I.5OM
UU. Whiskey tirmcr, at l. 90. Wheat
10. better. Corn 1@2c. better-S20S5
or new Western mixed. aGoat. Pork
hrmer-new mess 1926. Beef-mess
8.OO(9l1.OO. Lard heavy, at 0 l-16(m
"a. Freights dull aud heavy-cotton,
steam 5.1G03s. Money easy, mt Sac.
Exchange dull, at 484. Gold 1lI5(0
ll36. Governments strong, but dun.
States quiet and nominal. Cotton-not
1892; gross 11,029. Futures closed
steady; snles 20, 750: February II 1916
@l4T; March Is 1916; April Is 1882
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SHORT ITEMS.

\ western exchange speaks of life.
size statue of Seward sixteen feet high.'
To marry or not was decided by Clin-
ton, Massachusetts, couple by a game OF
dominoes.
The loss Of lumber by the Williamspori
fire has caused an advance of 500 pei
Thousand in the market.
Failures in the United States in 1872
4,069; total liabilities, sl2l $3.50 1873,
5,ls3 total liabilities, S22S, ,i9J, 100.
An Albany lady is going to found cat
asylum, and her neighoors speak Of her as
very feclin' woman, worthy Of Mr..
Bergh's encou agemenr.
The Roman Catholics of New Brunswick
are moving sttongly for separate schools,
and have prepared an address to the Queen
On the rrhjec,.
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- by the School Board of Delaware town
ship, up TO ) SATURDAY, MAY %, 1874, at
. O'Clock T.. NJ, tor the erection OF new
School House near the residence of David
Di,nrs, in said township, the Board reserv-
ing the right 10 REJECT any or all OF said pro-
posals. Plan ahd specifications can be
seen at the residence OF L. s. Thompson,
in Thospsontowm.
URIAH SHUMAE, Sec'y.
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As an instance Of the effect OF heat and
cold in expanding and contracting the iron
of the dome of the National Capitol the
Washington Chronicls states that the statue
OF Freedom sBrmeuniing it lnclines four
and half inches to the west in the fore
noon and the same distance to the east in
the afternoon. This fact has been asc,r-
tanned by fixing plumb line to the statue
and dropping il TO the floor of the rotunda
beow. As the morning sun upon the east
side of the dome heated the iron and
caused an expansion on that side the statue
was thrown westward four and half inches.
Ia the afternoon, when the sun upon ,he
west side heated and expanded that part Of
the dome, the statue inclined TO the eas. a
similar distance.
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Executors Notice.

Estate Of WIiiiam CErrdB deceased.
M HEREAS Letters restamentary on
w the estate OF William Curran, late OF
Vanwert, Walker township, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned, all persons
indebted TO the said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims viii please present them properly
authenticated for settlement
II. LATiMER WILSON, Execrto~f
Arsil S, 1874.
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Mr.. F. G.. Jones informs us of the sipgu-
lar death Of a little colored girl on his farm,
near Auburn. The girl went to some sills
that had been used for the purpose Of cut
ting up meat, and on whlch there was a
large number Of red ants. While asleep
the ants by the hundreds made an attack on
the child, and when she awoke she was lit
orally covered with them, and all busy
biting and sting. They were so ferocious
that woman on the place had TO sweep
them or with a brush broom. The biting
and stinging were so very serious that fever
ensued, which, coupled with the poison OF
the bites, produced death two days after
wari.-OpeiiEa G.ala.) Obserrer.
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April %, 1874.
Notice of Chief burgess.

NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens
~ OF the borough OF Mitflintown, that all
occupants of property in said borough are
required to have the streets. cutters and
alleys adjacent to their property clelnsed OF
all rubbish, distractions or filth, by the
10th DAY OF MAY. 1874. Enacted BY
meeting of Town Council and order OF
Chief Burgess.
L. BANKS, Chief Burgess.
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An accident occurred on the 29th cit.,
near Cresson, Pa, Twelve miles west Of Al
toona. Five raftmen walking on the track
towards Cresson were met by freight
train going east. They stepped on the
other track Ia get ont OF the way, when the
Pacific express going west struck them,
killing four Instantly, and seriously injnring
The fifth. The names Of the killed are Ed
ward Pardee, Amos Pardee. Jacob BCgder,
and P 8. Chwin, and William Chwin in
jured. They iiyed at CheIry Tree, Iatisns
county, Pa
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Nav s, 1874.
AdminfstratOr's Notice.

Esiai. Of Sarah GaTbsr, dse'd.
4 ETTERS OF Administration cum fssta-
L. msnfO Gnnsro upon the estate of Sarah
CARRIER, late OF Fsyette township, deceased,
having been granted 10 the undersigned, all
persons indebted to estate of sand dece-
dent are requested to make payment, and
these having claims to present the same
without delay 10
RUDOLPH ARISMAN,
.idmiaistrafor cum fssi5msHio aHHsro.
McAlistervile, Juniata Co., Pa. may6
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Notice

Esfdfe of ]. B. Snlifh, Deceased.
7 ETTERS Of Administration on the es-
IL tate of ]. B. Smith, deceased, hav ing
been granted TO the subscriber, al person,
indebted to the same will make payment
and those having claims will make knowr
the same without DELAY to
DAVID SMITH, Sr,, .4dm'r,
Thompsontowp, Junists Co., Pa.
| April Is, 1874.
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Ne,C Advertisements.
Dissolution of Ce.Partpership

TIlk co-Partnership existing between the
Il undersigned, trading under the name
of ID. p. Ulouf & Co., has this day april
80, le7i,) been dissolved, krsiah Sulouff
having disposed OF her interest in said firm
10 d. z. SuIouff, who will continue 10 do
business in the mode and manner as has
been dune heretofore.
KESIAH SULOUFP.
ID. z. SUL0UFF.
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Administrators, Notice.

Estate o. John VI. Thompson, deceased.
w HEREAS Letter, of Administration
w on the estate of John NJ. Thompson,
Late Of the borough of Perrysrille, deceased,
having been granted TO the undersigned, all
persons indebted to sad estate are rcques-
ted 10 make immediate payment, and those
having claims will please present them
properly authentic icated for settlement
JAMES B. THOMPSON, .9dm'r.
April l, 1864.
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Executors, Nuiicc.

Estate Of William Tgr6ett, deesGstd-
T ETTERS Tcstamentary on the estate of
IL William Turbett, late of Turpett twp,
deceased, have been in due form of law
granted TO the undersigned. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to
make prompt payment, and those having
clairas to present them properly authentI-
Gated f0- settlement.
q. VI. GRAHAM,
JOSEPH MCCULLOCH.
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- at tie store OF C. BARLEY, in Mifilin-
town, up 10 TUESDAY, MAY II, 1874, at
II o'clock noon, a, which place plans and
Specifications can b. seen for building a
Church in the borough of Patterson, the
building committee reserving the right to
reject any or all bids.
REv. A. l.. REESER,
Rev. $. W. ; SEIBERT,
W. S. CONNER,
ID. A. D0UGHMAN,
apr22 Committee.
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Arril 20. 1871.
Administrator Notice,

EssGt. Of Isaac Haten, deceased.
ETTERS of Administration on the es-
IL tate OF Isaac iiawn, late OF the bor-
ough of Perrysviil-, deceased, having been
granted 10 the undersigned, al persons in
debted 10 the said estate are requested to
make immediate Payment, aud those having
claims or demands against the same To
make them known without delay to
SAMUEL BUCK,
apr22 administrator.
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N Office is hereby given that the Books.
1N Notes, and Papers OF the firm of Keciy
& Smith are lett in the hands of Nathan
keely, surviving member OF the firm OF
keely & Smith All persons indebted to
the said firm, and those having claims
against the same, viii call upon the said
Nathan Keely for immediate settlement.
DAVID SMITH, Sr .fdm'r,
ThompsontowD, JUniata Co., Pa.
April Is, 1874.
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Administrators Notice.

EstGt. Of EmaEu.i Spieksr. deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of
~ Administration on the estate of Eman-
uel Spicher, late of Walker township. de-
ceased, have been granted to the under
signed. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate pay
mcnt, and those having claims will please
present them duly authenticated for settle
ment.
SAMUEL r. SIEBER,
apr22 .ifnlinisfrafor.
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last Netfce.

A LL-persons indebted to the firm Of Til
"A ten * Kspenschade are hereby reqUeS-
ted to make settlement prior Ia the FIRST
DAY OF JUNE, 1874, ~ on that day the
unsettled accounts Of the firin will b.
placed in the hands OF Justice for settle
ment. The books are now in the hands of
Frederick fSpenschai-, who Hiay BE- con-
suited Tor settlement at the store OF John
+. Shaier.
4. TILTEN.
+. ESPENS CHADE.
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r. III. Hsysir, postmaster at Guy andotte,
Wes: Virginia, and editor of the Echo, was
shot AID instantly killed on the 2S;h ult.,
by Charles Smith. Smith claims that the
shooting was accidental.
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BLATCHLEY.S

Also. the Copper Chamber, which never
cracks or scales, and will outlast any other.
For sale by Dealers and the Trade gener-
ally. inquire for Blatchley's Pump, and II
not for sale in your town, send direct to
CHAS. G. BLATCHLEi,
MANUFACTURES,
SOC Commerce ST., Philadelphia, Pa
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ENVCNICTS NOTICE..
Estate cf George ". Lloyd, deceased.
N OTICE is hereby given that Letters
~ IestamentSry on the estate of GeorgO
W. Lloyd, OF late of Ihounpsontown, de-
ceased, have been granted in due form oi
law to the undersigned. AL persons in.
debted are requested to make. immediat,
payment, and those having claims will
please present then properly authenticated
FOR settlement.
JOHN s. LUKENS,
WA. J. DENNIS.
Executors.
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Adminfstrator,s Notice,

Esidse cf d. P. kurl<, deceased.
ETTERS of Administration ON the es.
IL tate OF ID. z. Kmtz, late of Mexico
deceased, have been granted to the under.
signed. All persons indebted to the said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims or de.
mands ag,inst the same TO make them
known without delay to
JOHN MOTZER, .A9r'r.,
Mexico, JnHista Co., Pa.
A-v;I TX ,e?1
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NOUR TEETH can be made pure white,
d and prevented from decay by the use
of 'PreserUGfire." Price 80 cts Address
j. J. REAN & Co., Box 4iSi, NY.