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Thursday, November 26, 1874,

~ day Of Thanksgiving and prayer, and
request the people Of Texas TO abstain from
labor and devote the day 10 Divine worship,
and prayeriul acknowledgment of the
manifold blessings which we have enjoyed
during the past year,
The pence, prosperity and abundance en-
Joycd by the people should prompt this re-
cognition of our dependence upon the author
fall good, and our prayers for n continue
ton of these blessings.
Neither plague, pestlence nor famine has
visited our beloved state ON the contrary
the earth has generously yielded her abun
dance, while health and strength, and hope
and cheerfulness have blessed our people
II is hoped that these signal evidences OF
Divine favor, VIII ON the day designated, be
appropriately recognized, and our apprecia-
ton of them manifested.
Given under my hand and the great seal
OF the State affixed Mt the city of Austin, this
10th day of November, 1874.
RICHARD COKE,
by the Governor; Governor.
A. W. DEBERRY, Secretary of State.
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The omelnI lar d DaIIas,

Which has been accepted by the city
council aud endorsed by the city en'
gneer ID anlshed, TWAS surveyed by
Messrs, Butterheld n llundlelt, civil
engineers, aud drawn by George VIII
lars, ESD, al English gentleman NJ
present employed ~ draughtHman IN
the insurance ofiiee Of Measrs, a. W.
Baylor & 90, Parties Wishing to Ia
speot II or make any additions or cor
reetions, must call NJ the Office Of
Measrs, Ballerield Il hundlotl, over
Noble 4 Booths auction house, corner
Of ELM aud Market streets,
The map Is 10 DO handsomely lllho'
graphed, and copies may then be- had
This map Hills want long felt II Isa
model Of linlshed aud artistic drawing
and h altogether the finest piece OF
work " the kind ever seen here, II II
u credit TO the city aud tho gentlemen
who surveyed aud the draughtsman
who sketehed II,
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The semi-RuHuai mef ling ~
ihe stockholders 81 The fsniiiis
Ateal Estate nnd iiHiiding Hsse'
citation viii as heia go ihe
rooms OF the iipHFa ~ 'f'F no.
owes Messrs, heilnsiaeF - 4la-
tis', on Monday evenings .te
BOM ~ NOrembeF, isyi, 40 haii
past seven O'0i0eh, 4 fall al
tendance II reIHesieH, 40 biisi'
Hess Of importance will eoihe
before ihe Ineeiihg, No shares
la arrears viii be allowed 10
vote. ~, 4, hAHitt'
Secretary aud Treasurer
2ledlOt
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CABINET FUItNITuRE.

have now In my shop, Oll
Cochran street, " ilrsi-class cab
net furniture Workman. and
ann prepared 10 do ali kinds Oi
repairing or make new isrrni-
lure 10 order. All my work Will
be guaranteed Of the best, ana
prices ~ low ns amy.
A. w. MORTON, Undertaken.
Shop On the corner of Cochran
and Carter streets.
232llw
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Captain w. II, Sthreshley, general
agent for north and western Texas, Of
the Piedmont aud Arlington Life ln'
surance company, Of Richmond, Vlr'
glnia, has arrived aud will establish
his Office In this city, Captain sthresh'
ley iaa MlssIssIpplon aud "wore the
grayn with honor TO himself llo viii
be an acquisition socially aud In u bus
mess way.
Colonel a, II, Belo, the splendid
business manager Of the Galveston
News-thc man who has carried that
paper up 10 its present prosperous con-
dllion-has been spending several
days In our city, the guest Of our fell
low-cltIacn, George X. Merlwethcr,
Esq. The colonel left for his home In
the Island city yesterday morning.
Colonel, the Hon. Norman Potter,
cx-member Of the Wyoming legIsla-
ture, nj one time II heavy operator In
the Pennsylvania oil regions, more re-
Gently agent for the California and
Texas Railway Construction company,
at Galveston, and chaplain Of the
pioneer club Of Dallas stop I'LL We
draw BREATH, IL In town. Colonel
Potter is at present agent Of the H. l..
ID. of the II. and T.. II, r., which being
translated, Is Town Lot Department OF
the Texas and Pacific. He will sell
you land enough for your grave or a
town site, Drop in, chaplain, and give
lis your blessing.
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friends aud the public generally q con-
tlnuanee " the patronage always so
literally bestowed upon them, We
most cordially commend this house 70
our readers, We know they deal fair
ly aud honorably by all, They have
the largest, handsomesr aud most
lasteflly arranged house Ia Texas out
side of Galveston, Give them cali
elm street. between Austlp and La
mar Retail department on lhe iirst
noori aud wholesale department on
aee0nd floor.
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FRANKLIN " CO,

5Oi Main street, have received
81 very fmilsupply Of new books
consisting Of the standard au-
thOrs i'm prose and poetry, the
best and most approved light
literature. appropriate juve-
nile reading. school books,
etc, etc., which they sell very
cheap.
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DOrninu, Holmes a. 90,

Manufacturers and dealers in pianos
and organs, have an advertisement
in THE HERALD, towhich we direct at
tention.
They are among the largest dealers In
pianos in the United States, and can
sell any of the leading pianos at fac
tory prices. See their advertisement
and consult your interest by giving
them call, If you desire a first-class
instrument at the lowest price.
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IL you want The finest and
cheapest books ever brought 10
Dallas. 20 10 Franklin AZ Co.'s,
5Ot Main street, where IN the
largest, best selected and most
complete stock Of books, stat
iiOnery, wall paper, gold pens,
blank books, varieties, etc.,
ever offered I'm this market,
which are sei ling on most ac-
com a0d.aling terms.
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q. A. Work a. Sons,

The oldest livery stable keepers in Dali
las, southwest corner of the public
square, keep always on hand buggies,
carriages, hacks and horses for hire,
and buy and sell horses, etc. These
gentlemen have been in the business in
our city for some seven years, and have
always been prompt, reliable and reas-
enable in their charges. We COM
mend them to our readers-we have
known and dealt with them ever since
Dallas was village, and therefore
speak by the card.
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Clark. Bryan Il Blake,

Northwest corner of the square, have
perhaps the most extensive stock of
groceries, at Wholesale and retail, that
can he found in the city. Their stock
embraces everything in staple and
fancy groceries, besides heavy assort-
ment of dry goods, clothing, boots,
shoes, etc. We know they will sell
goods ut short profits.
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bales, Noyemhef ils-l0G peeemher
- a7-aaGi4.G January, " a'sAs 10
a-llGm frhnaiy, lhlMl5 l7rasni March,
~ 2f1ieM lbiG April, rs N-a29lhiei
May, iH.al6 1890 June, 10 2l-l-0Dip
li-inG.
Coilop-spot quiet Sales 600 bales
al llsMlble,
MONEY easy al a@al per cent sler'
ling steady, l1ldhigher NJ lilsMllli'
Governments dull but strong hlates
active aud steady,
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pa.ronine Home institutions.

The young ladies and gentlemen
composing the amateur "Salvini ORA
matte Club of this city would be
pleased to see their friends and the
people of Dallas at Fields theater to-
night, on the assurance of ample salts
faction being given.
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1sEED a. LATKaasOP

will sell the Educational series
OF school books All introductory
rates and exchange for old and
unpopular books. They keep
also u full st0ciS Of an either
school books, which they will
SELL as low as the lowest.
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Young Men of DALLAS, Attention ,

Take your sweethearts to Fields
theater tonight you would put them
in a loving humor. Get your reserved
seats at Conner & Walkers drug store;
only SeYentY-liVe cents.
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NEW ORLEAN Ms, La.

gen, Denmark; honorary NJ. ID. from the
University of Padova, Italy; for several
years assistant physician 10 the celebrated
RECORD, Paris; from
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Having been for many years u student al
the large hospitals of Paris, London. Vienna
and Copenhagen, and II thorough, large and
varied practice during fifteen years, has
gained II most thorough knowledge of the
nature of all chronic diseases and the treat
ment thereof, and he has in his extensive
practice had an unparalleled success, and
very often effected u cure where every rem
edy had been tried and all hope of Testora.
lion had been despaired Of.
Nobody who ever suffered of the tedious
and life-em bittering disease, Dyspepsia, has
ever in vain called ON DR.. Bile. In every
case has he by his new method of treatment
restored the functions of the stomach, and
with 1t the health and yigor Of the patient,
and many person does to-day, with graft
tude, recall the moment he placed himself
under Dr. Bille's care.
For the treatment of ladies' diseases, DIR.
Bile Is deservedly renowned and no lady
ORRHQGA, HYSTERIA, PROLAPSUS
uTERl, or any other disease peculiar to the
female system, should not fail to call on DR.,
Billie, as they will quickly be relieved of
Their suffering and ultimately restored to
perfect health.
Diseases of the GENITO-URINARY Or
CANS and chronic diseases DR.. Bile has
made speciality, and this scourge of hu-
imanty is easily and quickly overcome by
his new treatment,
Decline and nervous debility in old or
young is quickly and permanently cured
ana full power restored. No man is too old
and no young man too debilitated that he
cannot be entirely invigorated by DR.. Bille's
treatment.
Dr. Bile has resided for years in New Or
leans, is endorsed by the medical fraternity
there, and by his skill and knowledge has
Obtained great reputation as a specialist.
Dr. Bile wishes to call particularatteution
TO hisnew discovery, by which he, by only
examining a few drops of blood, can discoV-
er II there Is any syphilitic poison in the
blood, which is of the greatest importance,
as the poison can lay quiet in the blood for
years, then TO break out with all its rayages.
and no person who ever has venereal dis
eases can be sure that he is cured without be-
Ing examined by DIR. Bile.
Diseases of the lungs, heart and kidnevs
quickly relieved and finally cured.
| lDr. Bile has permanently located nj the
corner of Market and fremont streets, over
Mason's book store,
GALVESTON. TEXAS.
where he will be pleased to see those needing
ms services at once, as his stay will be short
consultations eQnildentlally In English.
derlhan' French, Danish, Swedish and Nor,
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OPEN AGAIN.
No. sos Main Street,

IN the number where orr
old friends and the public gem
orally will find us, with ~ full
stock Of books, paper of all
Kinds, stationery, wall paper.
paper bags, wrapping paper
for grOccrs and merchants, cot
ton sampling paper, etc. New
goods coming I'm mt
REED az LATHAsOP'S.
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ron SALE.

NY Fesidenee, eeraer rseile "tenus
ana Houston streets, einbFaeink hsh =
black 81 gFound, with - well n"isheh
one-stery snd baseme"i FoehTeenefs.s
buiiaing, ana all necessary outhui'a'
iass, sis, An easily applicant may se'
Jso. W, swfsDELIs'
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Notice.

There will be regular meeting of the Mer-
chants Mutual Protective association in the
hall of the Knights of Pythias this evening
OF seven o'clock. All members are requested
to attend, rs business of Importance will
come before the meeting.
2i5dlt A. J. JET, President.
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htctilcniber

The "Salyini Dramatic Club" Of our
city give their first performance to-
night, at Fields theater. Select your
reserved seats at Conner ~ Walkers
drug store.
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The Ladies A. aud society Of st. Mat
thew's parish, will meet at the residence OF
Mr.. Murphy, on Commerce street, wednes-
day at half.past three o'clock p. m.
FANNIE SAWYER, Secreta v,
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Hinckley "a DibreIl

Desire to inform their friends and the public
that they are at the old stand, prepared to dc
all kinds of tin work. anu will have full sup.
ply Of stoves and tinware in three or foul
weeks.
Dallas, NovemberII. 225dlm
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507 main street ~ the place 90 ind
the largest and cheapest hiock ~
hooks, stationery, eic,, Ia ihe wosi, for
II IN ihs street ANA No, Of
PIERCE 4 LYLE.
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A. III. Steagall, merchandise
broker, conveyancer and mo-
tary public. Ollce-NO. IO7
Lamar street.
27gdtf
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JelITies, 80. OOi Elsa street. II
ln receipt Of a line Of Ingram
carpets and mating. si0dlw
Ern tlln snhalnnne mdes. II

llre tie substance fades"
And the place 20 do II isat Froemanh dal'
lery, whore nothing but Alat-olaas plclurei
are made, studio oomer Houston Rnd Ella
alreets. gidaw
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Laugh md Grow FALL

Step up to COnnor n Walkers drug
store and secure your reserved seats at
Fields theater tonight, if you would
grow fat and be happy.
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Prairie chickens, birds and rabbits for
lunch at the Merchants Exchange to-day.
This is a real treat-enough for all. Let every.
body be there. Hours 1880 a. m. to IL m.
2i5dlt
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hI,,I.

We regret TO learn that Mr.. Bayliss
Il, Harris, formerly of Mobile, now in
the house Of r. V. Tompkins, buried a
very interesting child yesterday.
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10 ciOse O,Ii a c0n-Ignnent'
We offer 100 barrels Of Peach
Slow Potatoes ~ ~ 30 per
barrel. M. ULLMANN a. 90,
glldH
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Another Lot Of ih0se elegant
white shirts. Just received ANA
fgr sale cheap, 40
g8Odlw JEFPItHI2s,
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CITY BUSINESS.
Enr Rent


A desirable Office, second story of Herald
building. Inquire at this Office.
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FOR SALE.

One ten horse power uprisht Rncl,a,,o o.,
gihe, with StTaub grist mill aud Gin com.
cash. Apply TO "p iof
- ROSS WILKINSON,
Waskom's station, I. and .R.R
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THE HERALD JOE OFFICE

has been thoroughly reorganized and IL
ruiiy prepared to do all kinds Of JOB
PRINTING In the latest styles and ., TIE
vsyy lowest prices,
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DIR. w. BILLIE.

A graduate of the University of Copenha
gen, Denmark honorary M. ID. from the
University of Padova, Italy; for several
years assistant physician 10 the celebrated
Ricord, Paris; from
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lpAhp WARTED-ln eKelange -
llis nnier, ''Nss at
St2d2t
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WANTS wANTHn

advertisements "a ne column Nun. 'r-
VIC (NpNiH0 nHfAf TIN IN ,fnt'Nsd ~
AfAh(Y Gfs. iasf1i1H aad FIpife KIN
pe HNf fpl e4ei adNl9n0i fatr,tio- btAlh
FFEis'N "''9'ea NJ ~ Haa n, qsd.,.
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w AIshtdp boAa, aHgsT 90 . completely fa,,
ifl, VIII nur yeats llass. NN"Halll lOea,
oua,. pApphkhff a CpgRELLep
5,--,-H ----------- over fnai0fiiee.
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GALVESTON, TEXAS.

where he will be pleased to see those needing
ms services at once, rs his stay will be short,
Consultations, eQnhdentlally In English.
"egiah' ll6d6milw6m
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-02-14

A surname is the name of ones fam
lily. John Smith is simply JOHN Of
the Smith family II is not agreed what
the derivation of the word surname is.
DIR. johnson says it is ''the name which
one has over and above the Christ.
ian name" thus giving his sanction to
the idea that the word originated from
the French sur nom, or overnane.
Others say that the surname was form
erly written above the Christian name
instead of after it. Still others say that
it is really the sire name, or the name
of ones father or sire. The first of
these three theories is probably the cor
rect one.
There is something to be said, how
ever. for the last fanciful rotion.
Every nation uses the fathers name
in forming 81 rnames. The Hebrews
did so. "Ben" before name meant
"son Of" Benhadad wa, the "son of
Hadad." The Germans add sohn, or
son. Mendelssohn, the first Of the name,
was Mendel's son. The Swedish Nils
son is formed the same way. This is
also the English way. johnson, Thom-
son, Williamson, Peterson, Jameson,
and hosts of others, might be mentioned
as examples. The Polish addition Tor
son is ski or sky, as petrowsky, the son
of Peter.
The Scottish use Fltz and Mac before
the name to express the idea of son of,
and the Irish use Mac and o. The lat.
ter is, simply, Thomas O'Donnell is
Thomas Of Donnell; and this may be
either son of, or of certain place.
Ap is the prefix used in Wales for
son. Llewellyn ap-Howell. AS Lie
wellyn wanders IN England his name is
shortened into Powell. Johnap- Richard
in the same way beaomes John Pritch.
ard.
But while the Welshm en- stay at
home they keep their names unchanged,
and sometimes they add to them. Evans
son is named Richard ap E van his son
is John-ap- Richard.ap- Evan, and so on.
An Engllshman, riding in the noun
tains Of Wales one dark night, heard
cry of distress from some one who
had falleninto heravine by the roadside,
"Ilelp, master, help!" cried the poor
man.
"Help? Who are your" cried out
the traveller.
"Jenkin APP Grilith-ap- Robin-ap. W il.
liam ap- Rees-ap- Evan" was the reply.
"Lazy fellows that ye bel" said Il G
EngliShman, squirting up his ore,
"to lie rolling in that hole, a half.a dozer
of YET WHY don't you help each Other
out?"
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Have them long enough to tie about
the waist, and use the top for a panier.
Edge the tops with steel and fdsten n
loadstone to your corset.
Fasten strap to each stocking, ex-
tend them gracefully up each side of
the body and attach, with blue ribbons,
to the earrings.
Pin them in some other article Of
clothing in the immediate vicinity.
Fasten them toa nail and 20 barefoot
ed.
Attach small balloon to each stock
ing.
Make them out of material that will
draw up. If you are Thirty five and
unmarried, make hole near the top
OF each stocking and button IL over your
knee cap.
These are all the methods that sug>
gest themselves to US at present, and
ut the number some one or more may
be deemed worthy of adoption. We
have taken II sudden and lively int, rest
IL this matter, aud shall not rest until
the needed reform is brought about.
Woman'S limbs shall not be hampered,
aud knotted, and deformed, If we have
enough inventive faculty to bring about
new and heo lthful ways of wearing the
stockings, and we think we have We
this subject. What the women OF this
country most need is not suffrage, Lul
symmetry; not rights, but Rationale.
ty; not place in legislative halls, but
a place to iasten their stockings. Gin.
cihnati Commercial. .... -.-
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How shall a woman Fasten
her stockings

How shall woman fasten her stock
ng so as not to interfere with the cir
culatloh TO the blood, or spoil the shape
Of the le-let us see Of the honi soft
qu; NAL y pense. After the most care
full research, far as our limited facilities
would allow, we arise from our humble
explorations, and humbly tender the
following suggestions:
Wear them short, and let the top bub-
BILE over the shoe in the form Of lace,
. Ia beer mug.
II You have 'em long, put mucilage
insids and stick 'em TO you.
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consisting Of flooring, siding, doors,
sash, blinds, shutters, moldings, &C.,
which he is prepared to furnish at the
very lowest market rates.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
w. R. REX.
Lehighton, May II, 1873. 1y
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.

The Auditor appointed by the Court TO dis
tribute the moneys arising FROM the sheriR's sais
Of 70 estate OF Daniel Eastman, will meet the
parties interested for the purpose OF his appoint
At 10 o'clock A. H., at his once in Mauch Chunk,
tAn2l-tU J. q. DIMMICK. AuditoE
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w. R. R EX.
BUILDER 6 &coNTRAcToR

BANK STREET, LEuIGuToN, PA.
Respectfully announces to the citizens
of Lehighton and vicinity that ne is
now prepared to contract for the erec-
tion of dwellings, churches, school,
houses, and other buildings. Also, that
he keeps constantly on hand full as
sortment of every description of
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Hausman & Knhns, ,Ai' Ai''
Have on Exhibition the h.
TALES & M "a N
In the Word!
In the Word |!
JUST EIGHT FEET, in his BOOTS
Free Exhibition Day and Evening

This Giant has been Induce to rema n
with lIausman Il Kuhns Cat an emo, III
ouS exp"n'r) during the HOLIDAYS, AID
oir ritizrns shonld lose no time in visit
ing this wonderful piece of llumanity.
The Giant has with him all kinds Of
ariicls S manufactured in his native
country, which he will gladly exhibit
and sell to the people of this neighhoi-
hood. f-SF- \ Special invitation is given
to all children to attend.
Besides having this wonderful prodi-
gy, who is warranted to be fully
EIGHT FEET HIGH, in his BOOTS
We have large and splendid assort.
mpnt OF
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a. ~ A.. " "hBEk' 90 a1s ga ~
PRACTnING PHYSICIAN AND sURGE0N.
)Ikne, B.AK STREET, next 10 above the fo-toilcs,
Lehighton, Ia once IIourr-Paryville a.eh day
rom 10 70 IA 3sieski rsG,Aindsr of day a. o.tegia
LahlghtsA hsT@ ~
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Give u a Trial, and be Convinced.

9-The patronage of the public is
respectfully solicited.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-10

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Steuerr, um bic Mittsl an~;ubdufen
innerbalt rier Sabrsn nabesu 4OC
Miuicnen ~ titssn une jest 1T IS III
0plae fold itereil.er Grperimsnte tas
bin gelcmmsn, tae lsltt rie Sslebmabtz
&C Sil9uns her Sbulc I'm 1 prpSe1t
|~uipeneirt ,rercen mub. Wfit hen1
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