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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-24
Texas Pacific Railroad.

Congress has adjourned, and vii
convene on The 5th of of JANUARY.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-24
\ BILL

To authorize the secretary Of war to
ascertain the amount OF expenses in-
Cured by the state of Kansas tor
arms, equipments, supplies, military
stores. and all other expenses of the
volunteer forces during the Indian
hostilities in the year eighteen hun
dred and scyenty-iour.
Be IL enacted By the senate and
house of representatives of the United
States of America in congress assem-
bled That the secretary of war be.
and he is hereby. required 10 ascer-
tain the amount OF expenses necessari-
" incurred by the state OF Kansas for
arms. equipments. military stores. sup
plies. aud all other expenses of the vol
uuieer forces during the Indian hes
tiiii:es upcu the southern and west
ern frontiers OF said state IN the year
eighteen hundred and sevesty-four.
and report congress the names of per-
sons entitled to relief, together with s
statement of testimony upon which
such report NAV be based.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-24
ROCK BOTTOM.

There is a rock bottom in the river, extending
about three quarters OF mile mp and down the
stream On The east bank the rocks are about If
teen feet above low water mark and on the west
bank about twelve feet below the surface OF the
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-24
BRIDGE FACILITIES.

\ good substantial bridge. two hundred and
seventy five feet long, spans the Arkansas River
at this place, thereby giving the farmers on the
west side Of the river access to the town ut any
stage Of water and at al! seasons Of the year The
bridge rests on stone abutments on either bank,
and on two iron piers, which stand firmly On the
bed rock in the river It is naturally the best
place on The river in this state for railroad bridge
across f}.o .--sot ,rt,rsas Irtrer
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-20
We. SIMMONS.
ifAE&ES1nW Montgomery 10 Nd

october 9Th. 1873.
Mr. c p kn,gEi-S,:le y =, n Tor bradley 5
Patent Enamel fsInt: it'ar silt Receive Il
Your ;dFor Of ~ INST h>SitiE IHS opinion % tae
- ETit,iicy Patent Eu4Iuri RANT" tor which
lou art gent II aHor.s lne pleasure 10 AID
m tSst lu"riai VI Ii IN 49, uIEtIS of its value
ard 'ts!,tp tinn IL :c kal Districts especially
Having 4 Practical exp rirnce OF thirty years
in preparing plans and building with All branch
eS Il al "a - an Mechanics, ans! used ,sf oi
the material IOr IhGfttinE. | Was INFUSED Io try
bradley Patent Enamel Paint. Owing
lortebii, N-bc.ng mixed uI nli shades and al
UiI.> to suit ;ttrItd Il Tor and : Il :
work, tIri iouud that Il driett thOruughi.. COW
ereti the lace perfect ami dried with !. bear
tItui ciIauici liSiie- ANA cpy,T-u IL 81 wards
two Goa have recon ii,t-II.:tu I.se-tu 9th
erS IN ia'' ci;y of Wa>hinpt' II and i.wer Mary
land, with equal ssit, Sfactlou and goOi results
Mining cGk - 10y ordinary mechanics l. rot
often 't"ne In the sioict!s'u OF .ProIrctoTs
and this PANT hciig .'Glrcd,'y gttr.d' al de-
sired siii les AM IRE Iuent!y tn suit. renders it
more de, irahl, in 'skureI Districts" / cheer
TClly recon mend its genera! use. ard f. e, As
snre't that All Who II viii be sd fed that
ar tiat j. aim Il. .-dur.ib a. l. .autiuI ans.
economic al Yours Respectfully.
$50. Il. UU FiEF.
Arch I {: and Builder.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-20

.. .s THURSDAY, Feb. II, 1874.
Mr.. Jones, of Caldwell, moved to in
def itely postpone the bill pending,
when the morning session adjourned,
being the bill to donate the city lots
belonging to the State to the Unlver-
sity.
The motion to indefinitely postpone
prevailed, ayes SO. nays 43.
The bill in relation to Amnesty and
Pardon, was taken up as special
order.
Mr.. McGehee offered an amendment
which he stated was to perfect the act
in relation 10 Amnesty and Pardon and
to create complete oblivion of all past
offences.
The amendment was lost. The bill
was then tabled-ayes 80, nays 2.
On motion of Mr.. McGehee, the bill
to incorporate the Wilmington, Raleigh
& Roxboro Railroad Company, was
taken up and passed its several read
ings.
Mr.. Moring moved to suspend the
rules to take up the bill TO incorpo-
rate the Cape Fear Cotton and Wool
en- Mills. The bill passed its several
readings.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
NIGHT SESSION.

The Senate bill concerning the cleo
ton of Judges Of the Superior Courts
and Superintendent OF Public InstrUc-
tion was taken up, as the unfinished
business Of this morning, and passed
its second reading by vote OF 80 yeas
to II nays.
BY Mr.. Maxwell, bill to incorpo-
rate the Whining ton, Raleigh and RoA-
boro Railroad Company. Referred.
BY Nj. Bennett, q bill to allow the
holders Of the second mortgage bonds
OF the Carolina Central Railway Com
pany to vote III the meetings of the
stockholders. Referred.
On motion OF McLar,rin, col, the
bill to incorporate the Wilmington
Cotton Mills, was taken up and passed
It's several readings.
The Senate amendments to the
Machinery bill were concurred in.
The bill to incorporate the Farmers
Mechanics and Laborers Union Aid
was taken ND and passed its several
readings.
The resolution authorizing the Gov
ernor to Withdraw from the United
States Supreme Court the suit in re-
gard TO the W eSIefn DlElStOu oI tHt
Western North Carolina Railroad, was
taken up and passed its several read
ingF.
The resolution III favor Of the Sher-
III OF Bladen county, was taken up and
passed its several readings.
The bill for thc better protection o!
churches, camp grounds, Nc, was
taken up and passed its several read
lngs.
The bill to amend certain acts incor.
poratinr the town OF I.umbertOn WIS
taken up ana pas ed It's several read
ings.
The bill to incorporate the Machine
and Car Company, of Wilmington was
taken up and passed its several read
inGs.
The bill to raise revenue and fol
other purposes, was taken mp, (the bill
imposes certain taxes on EGuor,) and
on motion Of Mr.. Presson, Laid on the
table
The bill concerning inspectors III the
| city q Wilmington, was taken up unG
passed its second reading. Under til,
| suspension OF the rules, the bill came
up on its third reading and passed.
| The bill to amend section Is, chap
| tt, II, Battles Revisal, was taken NJ
ami PASSED lis several readings.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-20
OBITUARY.
COMMUNICATED
SALLIE LONDON HALL,

Our little darling, the bright, sweet
pet of the HOUSEHOLD, has gone from us
sudden was the stroke, and swift the
winged messenger that called her away.
The pattering of the little feet that
SO often fell upon orr ear, shall echo
no more through the home made SC
lonely and sad without her. The
merry, innocent laugh, and the sweet
glad smile of affection that ever greeted
us, we shall sadly miss. But who shall
paint the wondrous light, as it streamed
through thos, pearly gates as they
opened to welcome her; upon the
dying couch of "our little angel, not
a shadow rested upon that unclouded
brow. Worn and tired with her pain
full disease, she begged them ''to let
her go home" and when at last told
she might go and join the "white-
winged angel band" of that home in
the far away land of eternal glory, she
seemed satisfied, and asked 20 be laid
upon her bed. ''for nurse (said she) I
am SO tired. and bring me my dolly
for J. will take her home with me: l
want to GO; and then, beckoning
each one to her, she gave all the loving
kiss of a ''long farewell" Soon after,
her bright and beautiful spirit winged
its flight amid the angel convoy, cup
the shining path to the Paradise of
God" Farewell, little darling, SO
sadly missed, and yet SO sweetly given
back to Him, who loaned the treasure
only for little time, then bore it away
to ''the land beyond the stars so that
our poor care-bound hearts might be
lifted away from earth to that home
where those little feet are treading the
fields of light, and those tiny hands
gathering the "fowers that bloom in
immortal beauty along the banks of
the shining river
Can it be death, we ask, as gazing
upon that little form so beautiful in
it's last sleep, as sweetly resting upon
the cnce rosy cheek, ''a smile of
heavenly beauty almost part the lips
that SO often in their mute eloquence
asked the kiss of love? Alas! yes, the
marble brow-the waxen fingers once
rosy with health, tell the mournful
truth. Our little pet has gone to a
home so bright, SO full of immortal
beauty, that it were vain to strive to
win Ler back.
Farewell, our darling one; may the
lesson SO touchingly taught be deeply
felt, SO that we too may calmly lay us
down to "sleep away in Jesus"
E. W, s.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

BY NJ. Watson. Il bill to amend
chapter 105, Battles Revisal. Re
ferred
BY lIr. Mcneil, bill to repeal sec
tons So and 40, chapter s., Battle's
RevisuI. Referred.
On motion Of Mr.. Stanford the bill
for printing and distributing 5000
copies of the revenue bill was taken up
and passed its several readings.
On motion Of Mr.. Dula, the bill to
authorize the Governor to employ
counsel to assist in the prosecution of
NJ. S, Littlefeld was taken up. The
bill says that it is probable that NJ. s.
Littlefield viii be delivered to the
authorities of this State to be tried for
embeZziement, &c, in the Buncombe
Superior Court.
Tie bill passed its several readings.
On motion of Mr.. Craige the Senate
bill providing for the election of two
Superior Court Judges and Superin-
tendent of Public instruction on the
first Thursday in Au gust next was
taken up.
On the call of Mr.. Bennett, the pre-
yious question was called and the bill
passed its third reading by a vote of
yeas 60, nays A.
On motion of Mr.. Lucky. the bill
appropriating $65, 900 for the support,
repair and improvement of the Insane
Asylum for the current year was taken
up and passed its sveral readings.
On motion of Mr. McGehee, the bill
to allow the sale of certain public
property in and about the city of Raj
eigh for the benefit of University,
was taken up. Provisions of the bill
already published.
Mr.. Brown, of Davidson, offered an
amendment which gives the proceeds
of sale to the free public schools of the
State.
The yeas and nays were called on
the amendment of NJ. Brown, of Da-
wilson, and the vote resulted-yeas
sc, nays 46.
Mr.. Robinson hoped that the bill
was premature and thought the action
OF the newly elected Trustees should be
awaited before law of this kind was
enacted, etc.
Mr.. McGehee moved to table the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-20

The Durham Tobacco Plaut say
that during the quarftr ending tie
last of January, Durham Lodge of
Coed Tempiars lniti ted ~ memuers.
The Sta5esville American says: We
are pleased to learn that there IS snn,e
prospect that Chief Justice Pearson
will make Statesville his place of future
residence, as he expects to leave his
Yadkin home.
The Enfield Times says: On Friday
Of last week, sixteen car loads OF
guano passed through this place bound
tor Tarboro. 1t seems from this that
the farmers of Edgecombe still have
faith in cotton. Ii any farmers in the
State deserve success they do for
their enterprise is proverbial. We
learn from a private source that
already they have done much of their
spring blowing, have made compost,
and, in many instances, have even
hauled out their compost.
The Raleigh News says: On We'd
nesday afternoon the Senate, in Execu-
tive Sessions, confirmed the following
nominations by his Exceliency, the
Governor, as members of the Board of
Directors of the Insane Asylum in lieu
of those rejected:
Messrs. W. r. Myers, J. 3. Mason,
James D.. Uzzell, W. L. Faircloth and
Peter r. Harden.
S. N. Martin, Esq, of Wilmington,
was confirmed as a member OF the
Board of Directors of the Peniten-
tiary. .-.s...
The Raleigh News says: A terrible
accident occurred on yesterday, Just
outside the corporate limits of this
city. by the explo sion of a defective
gun barrel. It seems that Louis Voor-
heif, German about 40 years Of age,
living on the southern side of the
North Carolina Railroad, went down
the railroad track to make a trial of a
shotgun which he had gotten from
the shop where it had been left for re-
pairs. The gun was loaded, placed to
the shoulder and the trigger pulled
the barrel bursted and the man fell
to the earth with a large hole in his
forehead, from which the brains ooZed.
There is but little, if any, hope CT n
recovery.
The Weldon News says: On last
Saturday evening a negro by the name
of Edmund Parham started from Boy
kin's Depot, in Virginia, to visit some
friends i'll Northampton county
Before he left it was strikingly obser-
vable that whisky was in the asce1Idan-
cy, yet he disappeared, AID nothing
more was thought of him until Mon
day morning, when his dead body was
found in Nottaway river, near Boykin' s
Bridge, at the foot of an embankment
| with his feet extended up the bank
only his head under the water. IT
is thought that he tumblel down just
far enough to get his head in the water
| and, his feet being above, was too
drunk to change ends.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-20
SENATE.
NIGHT SESSION.
"WEDNESDAY NIGHT, Feb. II.

"WEDNESDAY NIGHT, Feb. IL.
Tho bill to change the line between
Cumberland and Baden counties,
with amendments thereto, passed Its
several readings.
The bill for the government OF penal
institutions was taken up.
Mr.. Troy moved as an amendment
that certain Communication Of time be
given the inmates of the penitentiary
for good behavior, and a certain fund
be set aside for them as reward tor
further good behavior. Adopted.
Mr.. Love moved an amendment that
a certain allowance of tobacco be al
lowed the convicts. Adopted.
Mr. Troy moved that arrangements
be made for holding divine services IN
the penitentiary. Adopted.
The bill as amended passed its sec
ond reading by u vote OF 20 yeas to Is
nays.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-20
SENATE,
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The bill to establish a legal rate of
interest III the State was resumed as
the unfinished business.
The question first REQUIRED on Mr.
Covies' amendment. Lost.
Ir. Morchead, Of Guiiford, offered
al amendment to strike out 10 per
cent. and insert s per ceut. Adopted
Mr. Todd, an amendment to restrict
the rate Of interest to per cent, and
any violation OF the contract to be
deemed usurious and void. Adopted
lIr. Morehead, Of Guilford, moved
to reconsider the last amendment that
he might offer substitute therefor
better suited to the purpose. The re-
consideration was made and Mr.. More
heads substitute, providing that all
clauses in the laws that permit a
greater rate of interest than is now
prescribed by law be and the same are
hereby repealed was adopted.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-20
SENATE.
THURSDAY, Feb. /.

The bill to establish a legal rate OF
interest in the State was taken up rs
the special at j ! o'clock. The bin pro-
yideS that tie vote of interest shall be
six per cent. unless By special agree
meIt between parties and in such event
ten per cent. as the maximum amount
to he agreed upon, with forfeiture of
the interest as the penalty for viola
ton OF the law.
Mr.. Cowles offered an amendment,
providing for the forfeiture OF the
principal and interest.
Pending the discussion on the amend
ment, the Senate adjourned till ,
clock.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-20
Thy PLAINS, Farqujer Co. Va.

T" bTuarv ON, 1873.
Mr. &. ?. Knight -SIr-1 he paint came safely
to hand as ordeIed, TWO kegs, five gallons each,
aud tn. ee buckets one gallon each. As practice
is slack. dId the Job myself. Two weeks not
constant work completed the house Two coats
the last coat applied thick, and ii Is now gener-
ally conced.d that for "EnamcI'' like hardness
and body and har mony OF colurs there is not
handsome job in the llace: | saved slsty-hvt
dollars by the operation, which is item JUS
now with Southern People" 1t should be
generally ad0pred III this State; any country lad
can apply II. | have never iahbl.d i'll such
stock as Testimonials, but feel SO ,Ic'bly tie
great adartabiii;y OF your Euauiel Paint TO tbc
wants OF our Ieo ple i'll eHceiiCncy of material.
III beauty of c0!or, and the fact of its being
ready mixed. that I give you full permission,
if 1t is desirable, to make what sou think
proper OF this letter.
Very respectfully and truly,
5. McGlLL, VI l..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-20

the bill passed it's second reading; yeas
50, nays 43.
The bill for the election of two SUI
prerae and two Superior Court Judges
and superintendent of Public IN
struction, was taken up. The amend
ment of the Judiciary Committee pro
poses to strike out that portion OF the
bill in relation to the Supreme Court
Judges. The committees amendment
was adopted.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-20
From the Raleigh News
North CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
NIGHT SESSION.
CrEsDay Feb. 10

IUESDA1, 4 CO IO'
The following private bills passed
their third readings: e.,
Bill for the better government OF the
town of Wadesbsro.
Bill to amend section 8 Of the act to
incorporate Glover Hill Camp Ground
and section of Sharon Grove Camp
Ground act.
Bill to change. the corporate limits
OF the town of Rockingham, Richmond
county.
Bill to incorporate the Wilmington
Cotton Mills.
Bill to amend chapter 157, laws o.
1SG7-68, third reading.
l?ill to incorporateEthe town Of Cerro
Gordo, III Columbus comfy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-20

FROM FEOF. W G. SIMMONS, WAkE
FOREST, NC
WAEE FuI.zeT =. i.LICE. &.
o.tubrr 4th 1873.
Mr.. q. P r. Ii yht-Isear SIe-We have Tor
sever a; L OIL Is btru using your bradley rat LIT
Enamel Paint on On: College Euti3Hy, aIu are
well pleased WIKI II
Though II WAS applied by itviug TO ex-
p-IleHCu IN suCn work. Yet have good job
We sh all continue to u-r it be iaVnig that IN
point al economy, durability aud facIllty ~ APP
piIcatiun, IL IL superior amy other Ii.'ule ut
UItvTEu The al ket
Very TtspectiuiS,
". q. : VI Mons
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
NIGHT SESSION.

The bill TO amend section .13, chap
80, laws of 1850 and section -,
chapter y. Battles Iioyisal, was tt
ken UP and passed lis several read
iuG5.
On motion Of 1Ir. German, the res
o!litions in reference to the Immigra-
ton Convention and the celebration OF
Saint F4trick's Day, in tie city OF
Raleigh, were taken up and adopted.
The bill III reference to the organiEG-
ton. equipment, &c, Of the State mil
itla. was taken Up aud passed its seT-
cral readings.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-20

come 20 grlei at last Dnly UTIginll disco. err
e.. like that OF DR. Hel,nbold, st:ni the test at
time. HelmbolI's Buciu, which is til. on'y
extract of that wOuGeTful shrub th.it realizes
It's full virtues IL still relied upon to ki,.
ney Com plaint em;tie Disorders. I1n;tt my .
Gravel, the effects of dissipation and all trju-
h'es OF the urinary organs either Tu.s
steadily SUGGEST III medicine il rerGIn Inertch
ht Physicians Beware Of coCnte fcits. .Iuhn
4. Henry, New York, Soc \ CERT
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E,,, popo V. Univ >s.b 1870

HuLsBORo, VA, July 18th, 1873.
MIR. Z. y. knight. sole General a gent,
81 West Lombard Street, Baltimore.
SfE We the undersigned having used Brad
ley's Patent Enamel PANT, for WEIGH q. Early
} thompson is agent, cneeTfully certify that or
beauty of finish, ity and economy, it is in
our opinion, without an equal. Yours tIu'y,
THOMAS E. CAMP,
MANLEY H. NJ nj ERSLEY,
RODNEY MATTHEWS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-20

Rochefort thinks he will be pardon
ed in a couple of years, and he is plan
ming to come to America and start a
daily paper.
The Alabama papers say that the
Mobile merchants refuse advances TO
the planters who will not raise their
own supplies Of corn.
No country upon the face of the hab-
liable globe, having railroad system
in operation, has so carefully guarded
against the possibility of collisions as
the rebublic of Costa RIGA. It re-
joices IN single locomotive.
The Workingmen's Union, of New
York. have resolved to demand of the
government the removal of Mr.. Null
lett as supervisor and architect of the
new postotlice, on account of his oppo-
s;tion to the elght-hour law.
The Duke of Sutherland owns a
three-year old OK which weighs $500
pounds, and measures in girth nine
feet one inch. 1t was recently on ex-
hibition in Inverness, Scotland, and
attracted great crowds.
In Illinois they are going to make
drunkenness upon the part of railroad
train employees punishable by impris-
onment in the penitentiary for three
years, and the prrty guilty of murder
if death ensues from such drunk
enneSS.
English evangelists publish religious
tracts i'll the weekly newspapers of the
kingdom, paying for them as adver-
tisements, and publicly announce that
by this means they reach three mil
lion persons every week,-a much
larger number than could be reached
by any other means of grace.
CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin.
l3mples, ringworm, salt-rheum and
other cutaneous affections cured, and
the skin made soft and smooth, by
using the JUMPER TAR Soar, made by
CAswELL, HAZARD & Co., New York.
Be certain to get the Juniper Tar
Soap, as there are many limitations
made with common tar which are
worthless. 4w
For Loss of appetite, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Depression of Spirits and
General Debility, in their various
forms, ERRo-PHosPoRArED ELIxIRof
CALIsAYA made by CAswELL. HAZARD
& Co., New York, and sold by all
druggists, is the best tonic. AS
stimalant tonic for patients recovering
from fever or other sickness, it has no
equal. If taken during the season it
prevents fever and ague and other in.
termittent fevers. 4w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-20
DIED.

At Wilson. n. g.. on the 10Th instant OF
rneumoni4, LEWIS w. HCGGJNS, son OF
the late Owen Hue Iins, OF CIsow aged -,
Year,. month and p days.
New York Herald please COPY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-20
TO DR. sEPInsbnit,s Ir.,fsenfs

celebrated Extract Buchu ot " hich I,r Helm
bold was the " sinato~, is sill PEI f II IN =
wonderful cures or obscure diseases OF III. Iiri-
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and grooming drbii'y AMI di-ras:s nri,I"g
from i'm Prudence AMI excess. This great din
retic never fails Patients should b" Ii-rti..t-
lar to pet the genuine. whir h,.,,r2 the Doe
tor signature. All druggi,tS sell il. .InE.n L.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-20
0t,GCI;ya HiSoacoc 7

Obscure Diseases, mat or low
they originate. ana wIthon: regard =" The sex
the shtfcrtr are cured without danger or i'irtI.-
venience by Hcinhod;s Fxt Buclu, tn i.rr4
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of HelEhol''s Extract 1t i the only geuu ne
Buchu, and it never fails. John r. Henry, New
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Be Careful

OF yoIr teeth u;'oa their health your Lca't lie
peuda Fragrant So2o,iont yi-.oiafts III
nerves that keeps them alive. prevents rnCr Is
tations Oh the enamel and is ~ wholesome a.
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IT :. = e Z t'I
JOHN ED.
BALTIMORE, December 10 1877

BALTIMORE. December 10 1872.
s:r. &. =. knl ght-tbear Sir 1T :iifD. dts
much pleasure To sGy to you tiISt the Eradley
Patent enamel Pant Tar exceeds nv eXpecta-
lions in economy, beauty, and have svcry rea-
son to believe in durability. More than twelve
months since. 1 painted tue roof of nv house
MANSON House) with the Bradley Enamel