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been brought into litigation. The defendant 10
this Buit ia William Linklsw William is pious
man, who attends church regularly, although the
other church-goers havo long wished that WILL
lam would Btay at home. William is also q
singct,-a robust singer, with a long Roman
nose, through which he sings. William sings
not for the purpose of exhibiting him
self, but because he thinks it is his
duty; but, unfortunately, William has no idea OF
time. When the hecongregation gets half through,
he is only quarter through. When they get
through, he is only half through, and, as his
voice is bosterous and his nose is long, it dis
turbs the elders and makes the young people
giggle, 30 that the cause makes slow progress
The congregation complained Of William, but
ho was Indifferent, and sang right on. The
minister finally grew wrathy, and vowcd he
wouldn't preach any more if the singing
brother was not suppressed. The congre-
CATION demonstrated with him, bnt be
claimed he must sing. They then told him
that he sang out Of time, whereupon the godly
William informed his prosecutors that he Was
not singing for time, but for eternity. The con-
e7egation then sued William, and the jury de-
clared him guilty Of disturbing public worship,
whereupon Wilulm appealed his case. The
Court has confirmed the finding of the jury, sud
has shut William up, bodily and musically. The
Linklaws the country over should take warning
and sing small hereafter.
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one no longer. Who, therefore, can say TINT his

one no longer. Who, therefore, can say TINT his
safe is burglar-proof
The most forcible Lesson conveyed by tho
Quincy robbery is the necessity Of watchmen.
It does not appear that any watch Was Kept IN
the bank after business hours- Consequently,
thera Was M one to hear the blows Of the ham
mers or the noise pecessariiy made in removing
the bricks and mortar. Even the explosion xas
undiscoy e:ed until some hours after the money
was gone If the bank had been provided with
g yatc1man the burglars would probably never
have made their attempt upon it. Even good
dog would have gwen them more trouble than
the brick vault thoy had to go through.
, 1874-02-15
a FL0RID GRANGER

| The National Grange, whose programme for
! bringing in the A1il1enn1um has already been
| commemorated in The TRIBUNE, closed its scs-
sion at St. Louis on Friday with q gush OF
pathos and bathos which has rarely been
] equaled in the whole range Of sentimental lit
| erature, from Laurence Sterne's soliloquy over
I the dead ass down to the latest enus1on Of
Master Of the State Grange Of Florida, does not
so down to posterity as the genius OF gnah,
then it will not be Nardlaw's fault. Wardlaw ia
from the land Of oranges and alEgators, and the
swee iless Of the ono and tho tears OF the other
for il q crocodile can weep ne presume an
alligator can do rs much-peryade and t1icklc
through his speech, which vas bestowed upon
the Patrons Rs s tender benediction. Ward1aw
commences his speech fresh, smiling, and
serene He says:
When Florida IL called upon to place beautiful
wreath upon the still more beautiful brow of some
lovely sister, Forida not only responds with alae
Et5, but esteems It 4 Pleasures high and honored
privilege. .
This little CLEAN OF sunlight ia inspiring.
Wardlaw does not tell us which sister Florida is
going to crown, or whether the National Grange
is tho lovely sister with the beautiful brow I; bu:
the general sentimen: Of tho remark is noverthe-
less u credit to the tender hesrt and delicate
sensibilities Of Na1dlaw. Bet We regret to say
that War1lAw Is as tickle "a an April shower.
No sooner does he open to us this sunny vista Of
magnoliAs aud orange groves, With the fair
Florida wandering abou: with 3 beautiful
wreath, searching for a beautiful sister with q
still more beautiful brow, than he clouds it all
over. The heavens become dark. The mag
nolias perfume grows heavier. The alligator On
the bank heavea sigh, and sul1enly slides down
into tho lagoon with a p1ash. The orange BIOS
soms drop, ono after the other, upon the moist
ground. The landscape dissolves in mist, and
then it commences to rain IS it never 1ained,
even in the onion-patches Of Weathersheld:
But to say farewell to hid adicu brothers aud ats
ters TO the p!easurabe emotions with which we have
1een surrounded during tho Convention is truly un-
p1eaaaut-ia terribly enba1ssaainR-touchine tenda-
aaru. I n4,e esTs5s sppzsasass sas noDn ss4e.
, 1874-02-15

DR.. Brown-scquard has supplemented the
works Of Baln and Mandsley on tho connection
of mental and physical forces by an interesting
lecture. It seems that two essential elements
cells and fbres-form tho human frame. Ac-
ton takes place through both. An irritation in
any part OF the nervous system can start or stop
the brains activity. Tne irritation Of the optic
nerve may produce catalepsy. boy in London
went into violent coayulsions Que morning
on getting out Of bed. When he was put
back the commissions ceased. This happened
three times, i surgeon WAS then cAlled, and it
was found that the lad had thrust = tiny piece OF
glass under the nail Of his great toe. Whenever
the toe was pressed upon the fit returned.
There hare been equally curious cases Of the ar
rest OF activity. 4 man whose spinal cord was
tried to droes that it WAS sometimes
impossible for him to do go. HIS
negro servant noticed oue day chat the convul-
sions ceased when he pressed his masters big
the toilet by keeping his own hand or foot con-
stantly on the toe. Ga!vAnizng particular
nerve will stop breathing ut once. Tho will can
produce the samo effect. The full powers OF
tho will are not yet known. Dr.. Broun-Sequard
knew surgeon who would say, on entering =
hospital: " Il any man coughs while am here
be will got no food to-day" The coughing al
ways ceased. sneezing can be stopped by
pressing on the upper lip. Coughing is sup
posed to bo subject to the same rule. The will.
il e1erted sufficiently, irritntes the particular
nerve that checks the cough.
The two halves OF the brain probably have tho
same functions. There is q curious case On
record of lady who died while apparently in
perfect health. It was discovered that tile left
side OF her brain had been diseased for long
time. The other half had done the work of the
while blow on the head is apt to produce IN
sanity, lpnatic who had his head broken by one
Of his fellows recovered his Senses straigltway.
In this case the shock probably dislodecd some
into madness. In proof Of the Independence Of
the two halves We may cito common occur
renee which the lecturer did not touch upon. It
aomctimes happena tha: = person who is
talking Seems to dimlY remember having had
precisely tho anne conversation before. It
is probable that, when this occurs, one lobe Of
the brain works the merest triac more quickly
than the other. b. the time the latter has
grasped sentence the former has just begun
to remember it. Our prnctce OF using the right
side OF the body much more than the left is be-
lie7ed to interfere with full mental Development.
TIE left aldo OF the brain loses force by it. II
children were taught to 1lse right aud left hand
they might perhaps IS gain two
brainB.'
It has been long believed that the mind plays
upon ce1tain fbres to produce certain results, as
a musician does upon piano-keys, and that sem
sstion in any part Il the body is transmitted to
The brain by paes.alar fibre. This ia probably
not tho eass, Tor main and body aze connected
, 1874-02-15

Figaro says: "M. Capoul WAS i l{nendrspol' >
assistant in Paris, Madame Nilsson Was commen
street-singing girl in Stockholm, nr. sAnus'
was merchants clerk At Liverpool. Signor Csn-
ranini was NOBODY, aud siguor Aranburo w. tss
little more, in Italy. Mr. 8ims Reeyss w ulo
son Of parish clark IN Kent, and D. osT'4@
Was coopsr In BouloK1s.
, 1874-02-15

MsVICKER'S THEATRE-Madtson street, between
combns,ion ccnrsay. ''The Secret Marriage and
ssArericaus Ia Paris"
, 1874-02-15

McCoRA1CR HALLcNorth ClA1k street, corner
K1zie. Concert by the Apollo Club Get1ani4 Manner
chot, and tho Theodore Thomas Orchestra.
, 1874-02-15

H0OLEf'S THEATRE-RAndolph street. between
Clark and LaSale. Engagement Of 1uct1lc Western.
= "
, 1874-02-15

ACADEMY OF MUS1C-Halstod street, between Mad.
iton and Monroe. Afternoon: Benefit to @. L. GraEcs
Engagement Of Oliver Doud Byron. ''Aczoss tho Con
ttuanth
, 1874-02-15

EXPOSITION BUIItD1SG-Lake Shore, foot o,
Adam. street. Dubufo's Painting Of tbs "PEodt9a1
sou" Afternoon and evening.
, 1874-02-15

MYERS OPERA-HOUSE-Mon-oe stseet, between
Dearborn State. Arlington, Cotton, and kentle'f
Aiastres- Bu1lcsque Of IS 'N4zoppa." Minstselsy and
, 1874-02-15

GLOBE neutrality-suspicious. street, between Md
isou and Was sAtaSton. EngaCemput at BidVeu McDpu
ongaa Troupe. IS The Black C1ook.'
, 1874-02-15

l. North Carolina court has just pronounced
decision which Is Of extreme importance, ~ It
touahea = universal ern whiah has neyar hefors
, 1874-02-15

KIEGSnURY MUSIC HALL-C1ark street, between
Randolph and Lake. Lecture By Thomas Mast Subject
+tCaricxtufip1.
, 1874-02-15

UNION PARK CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH
~ Tenncsseans' Slaye-Cabin Concert"
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IT, ~ AFFt Il w. wtt - =
saNuseA watA ~ lN~Hwas ~ sAvAs
tyssAsi ae4#hs es~~tHsA#f - - y
II AasaAs aWA ssHsi~ass# - ~tets
~ 49, fsNsh N s~r uA#*wsss 4 ~
tauAst #~fFt4vstHatrs tl#~t-st rssts
~ s~4aasr~4Nss a sAs - wH~ Il
AessAssu*t 49, ~ Asws~a - ssttHa
te4* "A sAsat en- atsAr@ ssseasar tsns
w. requirements II aiutt A. ',sv
a sis rspass*s eetas 4 ~ lss#Ns
AaA il fseasss I metts Assss saa sAsts
,saa#a H. hsa uehss hss'et Htaas Il
tvssAas m h. t4asstea
Tvs vsss, sesA 4 Isitet ssae,tt
shasis sAsA shss aa~ hatt !. lsstls
fsh h. shs mst ihaa.Atfal, he.s taa.
ratsA saa tnssiligrn' II tie fafai l#Is
laissh "A vat raabsit Ihsa re Al
Feel ,hs sRst A,aetsHae II Tbs fiatae
49, "A ,htit iitstt. sa4+i sra ilst pub
lte srhvi a .lssit heirhtats IN shv ~.
Vs. AMI Villages etnts1nuaa. IAss
hnpv ssa shat ,he spaih II ,he e"ans
sss srp In W. mannes intellectually IN.
IrsiM n she~ III the innns. si.lsA and
,lilsaes hut shst the, have l~,srt
training aa'lr, better qualified insstatt.
urs III msus III she pilrr stairs the
teachers employed " ihr rpun't,
srhni Are ,n attachments lIr trets
IL The Village rrhovl master. with near.
I. corresponding wagss
We have iasuri cunt a'sa,y eda.
ca,ian tor The youth II the state, .s,m-
lulsnr, attendance nron spme n the
schuuls " Tho coantfy woalA b. In
Mnn, instances, little lrss severe than
imprisonment, In i h.nsr II correction
" reform srhool
10 remedy Tho existing state u
things, teachcrs shoull Lc refused Ger.
tinca.es when they had made no eilor,
10 prepare for their great calling. great.
o. determinations on tho par. NJ school
Offices should be made. Lased upon
qualifications, advancement In wages
AMI whom possible, promotion IN tho
rr,fsssoA, should reward the teacher
who hsd prepared fcr doing ,neritorious
and successful work IL tho great pro-
fcs.ion.
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THE GREAT CAUSE
Oe
Hx.W.Y.v' INNER n:

iasl rai,.ssi..i. y i sssle,l Ehs.,,ls. rrlessx
A L..ItHl III tho Nature, Treatment.
md ltuil..,l e,,.r II seminal Weak nvsp. nr
krernntnrrh.a induced Il, Self Ahnsc.
lnsalunsar, Enl.slpns, lmp,arnrv. Ne.r.
,aur drhilii,, anil lMpeh' msn's u Marriage
rrnf ils Consumption Epilepsy, md riis.
Men'Ai MI physical lurrlWrli. Nc.--Dy
NuliInI 4 ttliEkNILt, N II. author
IL iv 'l,l.tn nn.L, ~
lhe Marl l.rsnnanel sshur In mi. admit.
,allu - Ate, clearly PROV,
FROM lin nNn rsn rienrs Tint tho
awful eui sequences Of Self. Nhnpe
MI, hr sfeAaalls rvmusA without mrlt,
ene, ani ~itilu' dangerous surgical opev.
atleh~, huusifr, instruments rings. NJ cot.
siials painting mt il nsie III .nro III onre
ssttaln and ri'neinal, ~ which every rlcr.
FER. no mati.r Whit he condition may H..
Mss enfs himssli .tsaply. privately and
i,dieails
So TIL. Lecture will rrasr boon IL
ihnue.l.d. alpi thousands.
Il spn. aninl vai. in u plan my slol.. IL
my isidfsss, -, receipt ri sis rei,is. or t~n
resiaes t'smre sl.lrssr the Publishers,
his. ] , Kline 4 tu.,
/ III hsaerss New iorl ros, ue!ce hos
| !tsli
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Davenport y n. Pant \. \. Prospects.

Mr.. ueo. II. vrcnch ani daughter
haye arrived homo from Europe. Mr.
r.. went out sv,ne ionr months since
for tho purpose u negotiating l,unAs ~
Tho y, X ~. Paul railroad ~ Tho *
tons II i million dollar. Nv more, shr
prceec'lA ~ b. nrei in extending .'w
vosd firm fayetss 81 the li,w ~ ihc
Milwaukee A ~ Paul rnilloAl ii,
cre~o, bringing II from I'Mk Greek
station Into the rit,, AMI paying ~
The floating debt u Tho Construction
company incurred III building Tho line,
What rurscx hs mo. with IN raising
the dp.ireI un,ount has MT ,as hcsn
ofiuiall, announced. = Davenport dem.
lsumor says l,nwevrr thu. the money
will he obtained fr tho cxtcrel u II
TIN roai 4, iliI place this ~. w
tfusl /. IL -. I'm ste ~ prepared IT,
tss'i 4 sl4s.v ~ tic .as.pr.
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SuluarIlrrs IL thu PAW pr,lnn
fesl,lina within tiia rnun.y viii here.
attrr lee.i,e their papers truc II post
urr Tint rofiien u il,r new posi-
Inv ,elating t. papers circulating With
III the county where lnhlirhcd, wen,
int rilert July |. ls7t Thine VIII
Ind lai.l their postage ~ their eounsy
PAPER a,e entitled IL n return of tho
snm paid exceeding thu postage up 10
duly LIT,
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This II tho most important work ~
tin nge, either % thu person who would
easil NJ tho scriptures. o. him who
would draw trutl, from In inspired
page. IN il arrangement every pas
saee TINT Il similar " upon the same
,abjert Il grouped on tho Snmc pngc.
- tl,as tho reader n \ glance gathers
the full scripture language upon any
derired topic. Then Il has y full aud
complete concordance. m alphabetical
arrangement u subjects, with sub.
Jet, section and page references, sn.
ablIug ono In > moment 10 learn what
tho IIibls evidence and all eorroborat.
Ing language may DO on any question,
subject OF character. We advise all
WIN have ~ opportunity 10 do 70, 10
examine II. and a. many ~ can A.
ford Il 10 subscribe 10 tho work. -
Msnsrs J. u. barnes and u. ", vsl.
Will ea0sais this county for this work.
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The President thinks that II N mach
EASIER 1T any veil di.rosci mountain
VII - hear, |. III thu tisA, place, u ~
u Alahon,e.. than f,r the i.fcrlc, 10 IL.
ranse himself Ny pning q ,hs noun.
tain. Wanting u rpn.ul, his Cabinet
he souls iur Tho whole sewn of them
IL rn,na down IL tho rca.hutc. lie
l,as carefully selected The Kind mmen
WIN will Il. aud make ~ complaint.
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Tie Republican convention n Gal.
mar. lni, In nomination FIR Judge. MI,
10 Me';lnll,ety, anil ~ DIs,ric,
Attorney, y. j. t'lnrk " may hc
necessary fur ~ u support this ticket,
khanll the opposition nominate IIur.
dick and Wright, va have 10 hcai,n'
tim In saying II would b..
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lprsp,---fpn ,hc ropl between tres.
~ and a. II, Eddy, III Winncshick
county, n port mnnir. containing Il
small min ~ money anil some papers,
which Tho "w'"r can have \, proving
I,rolrri, nni paying fnr this uoiice.
crcsro, Iowa. July ~. lA7I,
j, II, HOMES,
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llsnss taasl sHa ~iVe, vhe hst
h.ea slsstiHr Friends " " lsewtsie, w..
,utsa ~ Neaes.sas i,Nid ',fht
nj hsslrs " sllf. vhe iase hsta
,lsuiux i,alsaa tt,nfNsa ,he hts, "A
the wetk lieasl si,h at ,les -
IL, ,hs psa~shirtts aaa ,hti, hasee.
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- lWatH asassA ~ \ swsHsAMH
ia, ash#s ,h* issaAla~ sxsH vm
tAsseaa saa "A sts ~AeA "a wv ssttAtt
pta.sss l, FNf rsT~s a So
sa~r,s - s'hs'A#a a*Hsss+Na sss
49, Ata ~.~4ss,es vet~~m Asssas
aan sarets al tta " sasia tsAAeN
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las~ssAs ~swesiss a me s*sts shs'
i4ne STARE vest rllsswH IA wets ~sls
"A II i ssll F,esn ~ issiAss fssm|s
Ii a ~, r#ae,, n >e~ hssA nas n
naeh.ssst. Asnm.
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Thu kcandal NJ thc Arc.

W. have sttlvcn IT, publish meas.
nrably respectable paper; ono free
iroM rcsl,ing such prank~ a. Theodore
'liltM late editor u the Golden Ago
au,l Horny Ward lIcrr,er editor II
tho clris,ain Union. both religious
papers. a,c nn~ makiug before man-
kind. II u li-g,aeeiul u publish a
paper whose llfr 'lpIrnl. upon the y.
ten, ~ which it'panlora |, .hs l'a.cr
tastes aud passions ~ mankind. Tho
anxiety ~ give tho news has never
betrayed ~ to giva I, TIN youth who
road our columns tho siukrn,ls IT,.
tails IT surl mess vi illtli ~ thls rnru
disclo.es II IL a sai commentary III,
thu times IL whiel, w live that clergy.
mon aud rclisipu, eli.nrs, that public
mon occupying Tho highest places III
the rift II ,he peopla, sl,'ald lsrs.,
u getting In .uch hawdy strarrr thu,
thu secular prcss of tho eauntr, ea,nu.
maintain u decent srlt.respect and pub.
lisl their Wan.lalonr doings Nhan
tbs President II tlr l'nitul State. |.
referred u by thu young ~ ''pne WIN
likc. his tod and thu greatest preach
~ of tho worll m "a lirrniisns libcr-
,ino" what lope hive mankind u any
great reform In public Or private mor.
nl.y Tho vcrlict In thu eA.o when
ono. u reached w Will give, tho ~loek.
Ing details given IN evidence il unit
tor children, aud ~ shall not give
them publicity, Wo would N soon
aend child 10 bathc IN pu,riI wa,ers
u cleanse Ia body = attempt 10
inculaa,e god moral. and pure heart
from .nrh poi.onod and iiltl,y stream
" scandal, Tho evidence thas far
tends 70 make lhum MI akin 10 devils
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Az raauss rpnsrn,iun hell n tass.
TIN rtan's - Nv 18th msl., sixteen
,lrl. xssrs we're rhsaen ~ The rrnrvrs@.
iunAl convention III TIN Ifl district sew
IN being far Y. y ''ealrs IN Dubuque
anil nine IT, Mm l.atfAlee n Ter
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County Superintendent lloyt 70.
quea.sa " t. ~, that arrangements will
III undo BY w',ieh teachers attending
the Normal Institute can procure hoard
IN respectable families NJ merely nom-
inal figures.
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"Oh. Lord prayed a minister. IL
Kansas. "kcep me- humble aud poor !"
.'Oh, Lord, " Thou wilt kcep him
humble said tho deacon who nest
prayed. We Win keep him poor
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Three men working on a farm nea,
Manchester. Iowa, were ON saturday
overcome by the extreme heat, two II
them dying from the effects
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~ ll,,AT. ~ Ams

ratfsrs ~Anaing 4 Htfs tl4ss sewing
ma lsus vii hnA Il h thtls aitaHsarr
Ii examine she NHt.t l.sssss hastneG
|, II I'll NJ starge rtires
Il, A nERTnA>n, NJ,
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Al sHsHsss,s.s sHs sssasnF Asssit.s
sitesnspt@ shas tt has ~ inf~srai Etutn.
Art nrl rees insn she hsaAs III Wv ii~tafs
fef ihs srsnaHns n his life rfrstnisA "A
nHsef. will 18TH rarr sni rsps~ns Dyspepsia
ilnglsist. Hna III ,las rider. arising fr.m "
Internal sseanAth A~4as.
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II - tAAttNs ~ hsAHs waftFfA Vii
~ v4sAssa sa~s*ysls wF4 "a NV sAstAHs
II 49, stAA tHsa " a RI sAs ~sA n
Aak4A N VI 49, Av4M AsAHN
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Tho Warm Spring Indians bcal lid
Probabilities oil 10 pieces on tho wealth.
o. representations They my, Mich.
DO snow next week; mebbs hoop ,lanl
hot,
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7hs MMtrrst.NrA mrs
DDssrrANSrN thr rNft,r sfOvh'
Nv trO0lr. Mslrs NNtl AWWkA ~
~erWNest ~ n. t'ANltN.
1Mr trade ertN ~ r0MltM-
NED ~ tAr Nit siNNd ~ Arrr-
tOfere with n fNN five ~
K0sAs ~ ~rvrN Ael,Ns4ss~Ns.
ANMr continued rNft'0M-
0xr In AOitrttvd.
tvwss, June sni. 1914 AM
W. STnOTllEN.
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A Ian urons counterfeit Avc.,lollar
note un tho Traders National bank uf
Chicago, has been discovered In Wash.
ingion.
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WOOD -.WlNDtNN. AT the residences
NJ The officiating magistrate, In New
Oregon. July s6th ih7a. by = n. solr,
tAq.. VIZ. tiso Wnod. and Mlss Mar,
WlnlMirn, tpoih NJ creep. Iowa.
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COALi COAL II coal III

Now Ii lhe time 10 secure your cosl foT
winter m. I.0mss Brothers will tske Or.
,iSrs fos coal until Aug, 10Th 1874 ~ fol.
lows All silica LsckawaM cMl y. 1ts.7h
pr ton u a,0D0 IN, delivered carried IN
l,asket ~ cents PR t0n extra. roAl IN W
clean screened cosl and u lhe Mst q,,HlIi,.
said coal 10 BIZ delivered In July md AnT.
mi. M u His 70
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llsmsnber ths Victor Ii 1 Arst class
machine N every respect,
n. J. BERTRAND Agt.
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4 There ii m rniH which lhs
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YEARS. formerly from Delaware count,
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