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again. This has made II an accepted remedy, and
trusted spe cihc for the Fever and Ague OF the West
and the Chs and Fever Of the South.
Ayers Ague Cure eradlcates the noxious poison
from the system, and leaves the patient as well as
before the attack 1t throughy expells the disease
so that no Liver Complaints. rheumatism, Neural
gia Dysentery or Debility follow the cure Indeed,
where Disorders Of the Liver and Bowels have occur.
red from Masmatic Poison, 1t removes the cause Of
them and they disappear Not only Is 1t an efectual
cnre, but If taken occasonly by patients exposed to
malaria 1t will expel the poison and protect them
from attack. Travellers and temper ry residents In
Fever and Ague localities are thus enabled to defy
the disease The General Debility which Is so apt
to ensue from continued exposure to Malaria and
Mlasna, has no apeedler remedy.
For LIVER COMPLAINTS, 1t is an excellent remedy.
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G. AVER q CO., LOWELL MASS.
Practical and Ana ytica' Chemists.
SOLD BY
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE.
fpb2- 2-eOdfW
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DROGRAhiMES FOR CONCERTS AND
j. Sunday School entertainments quickly printed.
with clear type on tinted paper, at the COMMERCIAL
office, at prices slightly above cost
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Has been widely used, during the
last twenty-five years, In the treat
ment Of these distressing diseases,
and with such unvarying success
that 1t has gained the reputation OF
b ing infallible. The shak's, or
chills, once broken by 1t, do not re-
turn, until the disease Is contracted
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-30

yE9ETINE for the complaints for which 1t Is recon-
mended, is having u larger sale throughout the
the United States than anv other one med cine.
Why? VEdET1NE Will Cure these Complaints.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-30

A REPRESENTATIVE AND CHAM
N PIoN OF AMERICAN AkT TASTE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
rne susquehanna Gorges.

From our Late Editions OF Yesterday.l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-30

9fe Dfalers.
ICE. ICE loh'
HAVING LAID IN A LARGER STOCK OF ICE
Than ever before of excellent quality and thick
nass, Ga to 15 inches) we are now ready
for the season of 1875, at the
following prices
5Iounds daily. y....'.....'.'.''..' 20 cen'a "eeA
- ~ a.
10 ...,,,,,,........... %
l6 " i" .................... ~ .
20 ,,,.,,,............ rs
20 ...-.-...-......... W
80 " and over at u cent per pound.
100 :" at 40 cents per 100 pounds.
ICE BY THE TON AT LOW RATES.
Contracts for the season as low as the lowest.
We pride ourselves in having obtained the most
CAREFUL, POLITE, AND
ACCOMMODATING DRIVERS
In the city for all our routes.
Give us call before going elsewhere.
WALTON Il JAMES,
No. 2West Third Street,
oct2o-tf Or 10th and King SITS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-30

ID ED STAR LINE-APPOINT- f3fA
LII ed to carry the Belgian and United
States Mails The following Steamers are ap ointe
TO sail
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will be the principal machine uanufacurng and repair
nrany which hav. a lily be- AWARDED and work
With the sonihwesi will


for TsS air, v % " "a and Work o ." hs
will be the ermuus,
nnr"s With 'h' chs'P'ak Ohio railroad and enc other
uneq any point 'aly sf the Ohio in he immsiia,
opuing Obi railroad will ard
all others 10 the United STATE. for the ' M supeiO
au d h co rRieG proves to at u. for "s "
the s S q s S er p also aI aaT
The region celebrated for the abundance and excellent
The city Of nsn,gon will
will form between the deep waters the Chesapeake Bay
West at The head reliable navigation and will therefore
and point for tn. a.T'hfD an extensive scale OF
6 A, place Of rsieae locality
n addition to the beauty remarkable gen.
M henI sma the Soa. and sn pop oI . upon p
fined with objects the
and yet leave bund.n roadway and sidewalks
,. ESA lot GARDEN fruit H trees ubss sup
!a s E e it ss' which o
plan Which can easily economically adopted and which adapted
the central part of the city College,
s@t"f .s sa a . Ts ss s s ss sa 'Es : n
cost in lssr a 1 1ars ro s sp $3.50 each according TO-
son These are present rcs. binding beyond
r 1S s y ay g'S on delivery d ps @ %s
' na oo ss The per- aP from
e thirty per To yss a' da. P s
vi" fysa s the o a y a dsS ro s, . e
H. t or b a in certain .Vsci6d p ~. c % observe y 'bs
and Location o he bindings o be ec
~ the
foundre
Shops of Huntington
| eru
Liberal be made suitable for these
purposes
The Railroad
in tor
application person
to the
ID. w. EuMONS. Genv sup. 2
JOHN III. OLEY, Agent
Huntington, West Va.
JAMES J. TRACY, ssty ard T,saa1y
5iWIlism Street, New York
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az u 31n per day. Agents wanted, All classes
" III Quot working people 81 both sexes,
Young and Old make mere money at woik lot us
IN ther own lDcalIties. du.ing { cir spare mo-
neLtS. or al he time. than 1T ANYTHING else
We offer employment that viii pay handsome
" for eYerv hours wo (. Full partcu ars. terms
&c. sent free. send IL yOuT address al once
Don't delay. Now i the time. DOut l"os Tor
work or business elsewhere. until you ave
learned whatwe oder. c, STINsoS & CO., port
land Maine. Jan. - ~ 6fR
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Sr,cx TO YOUR Bush. rich man,
...L s,,,-e,,, bO,c he 10.

Sr,Cx TO YOUR Bush. rich man,
in answer to the question how he be
cane SO very successful rSeiied the
following stoty:
will tell YOU how 1t was One
diy when was a lad, a party OF sicis
ami boys were going to pick blacsi
berries wanted - 50 with then,
but was afraid father would not lei
me When | told him what was 20
ing on he at once give me permission
to 20 With them, Lcodd hardy crn-'
tain myself Iras6ed into the Siteh.
en-, got big basket, and asked moih'
or for luncheon. / had the basket
on nv arm, when nv father called me
hack. He took my hand aad SAID m
very genie voice:
'Josepb Whist are you goin to do. /
To pick berries, replied.
ssFhen, Joseph. want 20 tell yaa
ono thing. It Is this When you tiud
pretty good bush do not leave it TO
seek better one. The other boys
and girls will run about, picking a
little here and a little there, wasung
q great deal of time and getting few
bsrr;e-sp a.
! vent and had capital lime. Lett
il was iust rs my father said.~ Ma
sooner had one iOund a good bn-h
than ne called all the rest, aud they
leA their several places and ran OF 90
the newly-founi treasure. Not con
tent more than a minute or two ID
one place. they ram bied al over Tn
whole pasture. cot very .ircci. and at
night had but tew berries. My "A.
Tiers words kept riaging ~ my ears,
and / "siuck ~ Ny bush. " hen q
had lone With oneI found another.
and fh'shtlth thes | tnsS anoth-
Or. Whca night came / hs "a a large
basket tall OF berries. more than all
the Others put lag' iaer, and was not
halt So tired as they were | went
home very happy. But when | en-
tered fountthst my father hsd been
taken go. lie looked az my 6asks;
fu'l Of ripe berries and sail:
"Wen zone, Joseph. Was | not
right ylsa | told yoa "a always stick
20 vosr hnshs7 - ..f
hedied in few DAYS after, and !
had 70 make my way through the
world as best / could Bot my Ia
Tiers words sank deep into my mind
and | never forgot the experience OF
the blackberry party; l"stiek % NV
bush" When had 4 fair place and
was doing tolerably well, | did not
leave it and spend weeks and months
seeking little better. When other
Young men said Come with Us,
anil we will make fortune in a few
weeks" shook nv head, and stuck
70 nv bush" Presently my employ
ers offered to take me into business
with them. stayed with the old
house until the principals died, and
. then | had everything | wanted
The habit of sticking to my business
led people to trust me. and gave me
4 character owe all | have and am
70 this motto: stick 70 your bush
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n II. BAKER,
PRACTICAL MILLWRIGHT.

Understands building an kinds Of saw-Niil-,
Gang Nils. Circular and MuiFy Nils. = pre-
pared - DO all wO.S IN his line. Has had an X
perienCe OF Eighteen years. In MlnamspOIt,
Pennsylvania. and ia The Western irmpef;nS
countries. lie understands both water ana steam
power, also understands running all kinds OF "a !"
mills. lie defes competition both as hNllde9
and Sawyer. Refe ence: Birmingham i FuIdy,
Charleston. W. Va .E-Al work warranted,
and done in + worEmaulike manner. Address
n. L. i NKEE, Charlc-ton. W. Va.
Ser f0-ff.
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How much does loci weigh gener
ally? a simple ton.
A mother-in~law is not heavenly
body. but she has often eeiipseda hon
ey-mOOn.
There that explains where m
clothes-line went to-" exclaimed an
Iowa woman. as she found her hus-
band hanging in the stable.
Nv lecture, said a California ora
tor. will be 5riet. \ iurnip biz
him on the divide" at that instant,
and he announced The meeting
stands adjourned T"
4 critic a7s LYDIA Thowr.07
comes b.cs with thc light n, .-.,r
favs sroa1l her Modest people
viii te glad 90 hear that she lss
something around her,
"Dout cali on me for three Days,
isvha, a Ca'.et,-hur- girl pasted ou
the front gate. AMI she further added
Il am 1e.r- OBJ eat some onions ;his
Veek 4 never eco another beau.
4 Portland chap. who during Dc,
couitship sent bis girl some poetry
beginning IVA. TIA CLEAN OF ga'i-
en- hairy" wac mortified after mar
rage q, see her hang that "gleau
over che hack OF chair
AGtlle boy. after watching the
burning Of the school-housc until the
novelty Of the thing had ceased.
started down the street saving: II
an glad the Oil things burned down;
/ didn't have my jastry lesson, no
h0S
The Chinese are evidently pagans
They celebrate all their HOLIDAYS h-
N1yios their debts, forgiying their
c 1enit, and shaking hands al round.
Tn civilized people who have gene
10 { 2.Aina have Rot vet induced item
20 r. Enquish these old and barbarouS
habits.
The principal African discovery
made ,ir q he death of DR. Living
stone has b,sea what Is thought, 20 be-
the Southc ~ oatletof the great Lake
Tauaanvika. hyi.ieutenant Cameron.
This immen,, lase IS 800 miles hong.
and has an are 400 more than 10000
square miles
Asan illustat on Of the limii',,,
rumhcr OF comb. nations which the
three primary color ara capable OF,
IL NAV be interesting e. know That 10
the Gobclin tapestry nanuiae'nrv
10000 distinct stadin. 40 yarn are
employed. each one q uirguishab.e
BY the Tracticed eve.
The Baptist Church at frankfort,
ny, one ct the most active wosS'og
and prosperous societies in H. estate,
has a former Union General Is IS
pastor, emf numbers among IFS "e~'
cons an OK Confederate Coloue, ant
and two officers Of the State Penn. en-
tiary. The Governor or the State Is
a member OF tie society.
Good manners are the blossoms Of
good sense. and it may be added. Of
good feeling, too; for il the law of
Kindness be written IN the heart il
will lead to that disintereSteduess in
litIlc things as well rs great thing
that desire 20 obligc and attention 10
Tie qualification of others which IS
the foundation OF good manners.
The "boss" tramp Of tho seas1a
went through here yesterday morn
ing. He grew in tho pine woods OF
North Carolina; haci come 4 distance
~ over zoo miles on foot , on h. wev
% Rhode Island; hal on an original
costume; hair enough on his face 10
s,uI9 mNt;arss t!lo sigh teen inches
I'D on his Uranium II 1r bundles
and a knapsack, aod was hs ppy withal
Itf1l DisH-g,'
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Read This Twice.

TILE PEOPLES LEDGER" contains NO
Continaed Stories. Large Pages, IS Columns
u choice Us, claneous Reading Matter every
week. together witn articles f,om the pms 81
such wtu-SuoNn Writer'S as Massey, OLIVER
Optic. sYLvANCS COBB, Jr., Miss ALCOTT
NIL CARLTON, =. T. TROwBEIDGE, MARK
TWAIN, Sc.
rsa-I will send The Peoples Ledg
Err to any address every week for
three months, on trial, on receipt Of
only 30 CENTS.
s'Thc Peoples Ledger" Is N Old established
aud reliable weekly pager. publ sici every sat
uy,inv and = very Hopu'3. thiCu-hoGt the y. =.
and Ntddtc states. Al ircss
HERMANN X. CURTIS, Publisher,
Jan. 7-if. No. u school s.. Boston. Mass.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railrcaa,

Grrat its
aud of economical operations oughou,
traffic
Western md he Altar tic reabosrd.
Huntingdon Rich
Virginia railroad bridge be built this
nade at The Harrington with
extending through the entire Vest and No,threst
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lDonT TITpTV THE BEST TERMS ByER OF
lDN,jIll I'll TERrD
q N -
AGENTS.

rnKEEzszzzkz8 To let you se" 10. yourself
what sc have 70 ofer, we do hereby agree TO
send 10 any Ageni in the L. s. upon receipt oi
Is cents. two numbers OF the PEOPLES
MONTHLY Qllusiratedl, and Photographic
copies OF All fou- of our Premium Chromos-pcst
pa!d-alsO our new circulars, offering better
terms than any paper N The land. Every sun
Sc ibeg receives framed Chi ONO ,l6X2W, OF q
large tSlNiL feeN double COUNTY and X. X
MAP OF he l. =. our agents ate dong Sell all
over the cOuntry-uaking tom go 10 500 per
yerk-but We waut more Of them. Circulars
tree. Vow Is the tine "Fi - come, nrst serv-
Ell" Address the O.ilce nea est You. fBoli: 5
MONTHLY. Pittshu-g: or as SiusOm ST.. Pna-
ielpha: - franklin s. Boston IL Madison
St, Chicago ; 6I9 y. Fifth ST., s.. Louis.
Nov &c ~.
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GIFT ENTERPRISE!
To be drawn Monday, June 7th, 1873.
TWO GRAND CAPITALS OF
So, 900 Each IL Cash
tive five P S5..: '5 so' each aCAsu.
To-, rr;-.s 100

Two prizes, Sl,oo0l r.
Five prlvs 5o1 each in ASH.
Ten prizes 1907
/ Horse and Buggy. with slvcrmour,ed
Harness, worth 5000 One tuc-torcd
Z, scwod P.aro, worth $3.50.
Ten Family Sewing Machines, worth 500
each. Three Gold Watches and Chain,
worth $500 eac,. Three Gold American
Hunting Nate. Is, worth SIPS each. Ten
Iad;e, Gold Hunting Watches, worth
500 each. S0o Gold and Silver Lever
Hunting Watches in all worth l'om so
o. $50 each.
Gold Chains. Silver ware. Jewelry &c
Number Il gifts goo Tickets limited
to 10000!
Agents wanted TO sell tickets to whom
liberal premiums will be paid.
Slugle Tickets 81; six tickets IS
twelve tickets $40; twenty $50.
Cnsulars containing full list OF
prizes a description of the manner Of
drawing, and other information in refer
euce totne distribution, will be sent to
any one ordering them. All letters musi
be addressed 10 L. b. SINE, Box 432,
Cincinnati, o
Office, Excelsior Building, Ger. Race
and Leueworth.
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~ q surs and safe curs O.
~/ Fever md aene. sra
VIC rfeuow enabled v o.s,
with a perfect certainty "a.
Irwin eradicate the disease. and witt ssss..
snce, founded on proof that 10 harm t'
ARISE from IL use IN any quantity.
That With projects rom or prsvsnh Q .
disorder must be Of immsnse serrice ID e.
communities wlir-c 10 prevails. PreTs1'.,
Is bctic. than cure. for the plf'ent escaped o.
risk which he must run ln violent a'is ''c
Urls lalcfgl distempsr. This "CCKF es,'
Abe rliasmafic poison u Fever sad ia,
frem the system, sud prsysuts the d,,c.i
nent Of the disease. = taken on The sri
approach 81 it, lrcrs'L,;or- .ymptofn,
great superiority % G-ie remedy over o.
-iher ever discovered : the speedy an Co.
tain cure Of lntersnirents i, ,hat Il cor',it
no Quinine on mineral; consequently Il pi.
duces no quinlsm or other injurious erc
whatever upon the constitution. Those run
py II are lct as healthy az IL they bal u,,r
had the disease.
Fever and Agu~ ~ not alone TIE ~.
sequence Of the miasmatic poison. gre,l
variety Of disorders arise from IT, ifritnlo
among which are ccursigis. Rhrarss.
ttssn. Goas. EEsacHe he, 8lindr.r
Toothache. Eorache, CAtarrh, Arfh. /
ma. PaIpitafior, Painful Af-tfies
Of the spleen, Ifysteries, Pain In tie
how els. Collie. Paralysis, and dsn,r
ment Of the stomach. all Of which. Eb
originating in this cause, put on he ni,
mittent type, or become periodical ~
"CuRE" cxpels the poiscn from the boz
and consequently cures them all alike u
an invaluable protection ~ Immigrants q
persons travelling or temporarily resdrg
the malarious districts. II taken ocea't
ally or daily while exposed to the nfcri
,aat win be cxcrcted ffcrn the system, 80
cannot accumulate 10 sufficient quar;ty
ripen into disease. Hence u Is even ~
valuable Tor protection uan cure; ard o. .
will ever suffer nom IDtermiiients -
avail themselves Of the protection ~ re-
edy affords.
For Liver Complaints, arising non "r
itv Of the Liver. u II an excellent renrN
stimulating the Liver into healthy s'tTa
and producing many truly refnaTtabh W"
where other medicines fail.
pREPARED NJ
DIR. J. c. AVER & CO.. Lowell, ss"
Practical aud Analytical Chsysts'f'
ASD SOLD ALL ROUND THE w0Rls
For sac ut SMITH. DAN.- 49,
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ptry.
$; 8: !: y
serions sickness and suffering y preter.e,i -
her timely use, and every family shout
have them on hand Cor their protection al
relief. when required. Long experience q.
proved them 70 be the safest, sure.,. 49,
BEST Of all the Pulls with which the msr.,.
abounds. by their occasional Use, the lie,
h puIilcd, the corruptions of the system e,.
peIled. distractions removed, and the AZ,
machinery OF life restored 10 is healthy as;lr.
nv. Internal organs which become clcrsrs
and sluggish are cleansed by 1yer's Jih..
and stimulated into action. Thus iucrisr'
disease u ehanSed into health, The yaic q
whirh change. when reckored on the Va,
mullitudes who enjoy II. can hardly be cor,'
pu,ei. Their sugar-coafing makes tie,
pleasant 20 take. and preserves their yrlas,
unlmpaired for any length OF time. - ~:
they are ever fresh, AMI perfectly rcllals.
ate without disturbance 10 the constitution Z;
Diet or occupst.on-
Pull directions are given on the wrapps-n
each box. hox 20 use them n Family phy.-.
and Cor the following complaint, which these
Pills rapidly cure
For Dyspepsia or Tndircsfion. Lat.
Iessness, Languer. and Loss Of Apo.
sise. they sho,shl be taken moderately ~
stimulate the stomach, and restore is healthy
tone AMI action.
For Liver Complaint and its var'ort
symptoms, Bilious Headache. siet
~ adsc he. y uundice OF Green siel.
ness, 1tliOns Cole and bilious De.
ver<. they should be jndiciously taken o.
each case, 10 correct the diseased action. a.
remove the distractions which cause 10.
For Dysenfery or DiarrhGa, bat or,
mild dose is generally required.
For Rheumatism, Cont. Gravel.
PalpitatiOn Of the Heart. Pain IN
the side. Back, and Iotns. they shou,i
he continuously taken. rs inquired, 10 chang,
the diseased action OF the system With sucA
change those complaints disappear.
For Drop.y and Dropsicai Swell.
fnrs. thew Should he taken In large aud M
qucnt doses to produce the effect or q drast,
purge.
For Suppression. a large dose should -
taken. rs Il produces the desired eject BY
sympathy.
promote digestion. and relieve the stouach.
An occasional dose stimulates the sior,A
and bowels, restores the appetite. AMI inrir'-.
ates the system. Hence u u OMEN adyan'..
geous where no serious dernngement emit.
One who feels tnlerahly well, Omen finds h..
a dose of these Pits makes him feel deed.
tdly better, from their cleansing and rcao.
waiting effect on the digestive apparatus.
PREPARED ny
Or. J. C. AVER 4 CO., Practical chsni.,,
LOWELL. MASS, q. s. 4.
FOR SALE ny ALL pRrG0rsrs EyEayvHra-
o at oaliID, DAVis * Cf
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II-ASTED-TO MANCFACTURERS.-Th
" West Charleston Company offers bonn
Of from $500 20 sl0000 70 Manufacturers lHcaiing
in West Charleston. the Capitol OF West virginia,
on the Kanawha Cheap coal, iron ore. salt and
fur,l,sr railroad and river transportation send
.nr mar ard pamphici. Wa! I--l!r.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermi;;en. r..
YER, Chn Fever, Remittent Fev,..
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bliou, re.
yer, &C., and indeed an tho aneeu1ai
which arise rom malarious, msrsh. o.
m,asmasic poisons.
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TIL Z CT Y
Ill 4 ~ z 4 ~ q II Q ~
ON THE
O II @ r Y l., r.

which is situated hnnk Of the Ohio rv
This property advantages winch attracting it large popn"
omr of sc follows
ID situated the had Of refa6 the Ohio river being hes
shoals above which
of OF
loA L. is on the o. Of
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No one remedy b loui"
called fl- by the ne .t.r
OF the American people "a,
. surs and safe cure O.
Fever md Aene. s,l
x-...... .,.l.f...lt -.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills

.l For Gc rcl~
and epre o: ~
Gersngsmeats
the stomach, lir'
sr, and bovel,
They are 4 MI
aperleni, and =
excellent pury,
tive. Beingprs,e.
y vegetable, n,y
contain no me-.
curry or minerl
Whatever Ne
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4 Portland Chap. who during IFS
couitship sent bis girl some poetry
beginning IVA, TIA CLEAN OF ga'i-
en- hairy wac mortified after mar
rage @, see her hang that "cleau
over che hack oi q chair
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Nv lecture, said a California ora
tor. "will be 5rier. \ jurnip BIZ
him on the "Givide" at that instant,
and he announced The meeting
stands adjourned
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CENTRAL LAND oompAars ADVERTISEMENT.
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NURSERY

eE : Con per day At POI y.
son 4 Co.. Tor 'riA. VIC.
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"Dcut call on me for three Days,
svha, a Ca'.et,.hurg girl pasted GOA
The iront gate. aujshe further added.
Il sm ga.r- to eat some onions chs
Veck 4 never eco another beau.
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4 critic says LYDIA Ihowr,o7
comes b.cs with thc light r; ...sr
laws sroa1l her Modest pc s.e
viii te glad 60 hear that She las
something around her.
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4 little boy, after watching The
buraing Of The schooi-hou>c until the
novelty Of the thing had ceased.
started down the street saving: II
an glad the OH things burned down;
/ didn't have my jagtry lesson, no
hon
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partially made Put'g machinery for turning ont vo
akng P Beams and Handles The works secured
will wee ANIL ito
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There that explains where m
clothes-line went to- exclaimed an
Iowa woman. as she found her huS
band hanging in the stable.
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JAMES J. TRACY, Ssey and Trea,pry.
5iwIIIam Street, New York.