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The Digger Indians.

The wigwams of the Digger Indians are
built throughout of redwood bark, and are
round in shape, which can better be explain
cd by saying that they are in the shape OF q
bowl upside down, with a smaller one placed
also upside down on top. There are no win.
dows, and aside from the aperture for en-.
trance, which is about two feet square, and a
sIall opening at the top to allow the smoke
to escape, there is no opening to this conical
shaped inclosure To enter one Of these huts
it becomes necessary to get down and crawl
in Once inside strange sight greets the
eye. The majority of both sexes go perfectly
naked, and, being scrupulously particular,
each one does his or her own cooking. They
sleep III circle in hollow places in the
ground, with feet to the centre. Their cook.
ing apparatus, which consists Of good sized
rocks followed out is in convenient reach,
and the Digger need not rise to prepare his
breakfast. The food consists of bread made
from acOrns, which are first buried, then
roasted, then pulverized, and lastly mixed up
with water ard baked. This bread Is said to
be very nourishing. Their mode Of preparing
squirrel, hare, etc, is to take them just when
killed, pound them to jelly, and then roast
them. Aaother article or food, very common
with them, is known as the "hsh worm The
Digger is an lnvettrate gambler, and his
principal game is very simple, consisting of
holding both hands behind him, IN one of
which is a stick while another bets he can
tell in which hands he holds It. II is stated
that they scOrn cheating, and after the bets
are made, never change the stick from one
hand to the other. Their money consists OF
little round shells with hole in the centre,
which one OF their number is selected to
No countcrteting is ever at
tempted. Each shell represents about half Il
cent of American money, and is taken by
their tribe as greedily as gold
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TEACHING Missing TO \ CHINESE GIRL
Kissing is unknown in China. 1t is told
that an American navy officer while in that
country, invited lady to give him a salute
of that nature. Finding her comprehension
of his request somewhat obscure, he kissed
her. The girl ran into another room, thor
oughly alarmed, exclaiming, Terrible man.
eater! | shall be devoured." But in a mo.
ment, finding herself uninjured IN the affair,
she returned to his side saying: II would
like to learn more of your strange rite.
Ke-e-cs me- He knew it wasn't rite, but
he kept on lnstructing her in the right of
"ke-c.es me- antil she knew how to do it like
a native Yankee girl, and, after all that, she
suggested a second course by remarking,
"Ke-e.cs ne some more seen jim NEE leeke.'
Anglice-Americsl, and the lesson went on
until mammals voice rudcly awakened them
from their delicious dream. The Chinese
may not know everything but it may be said
in their bchalfthat they are ANXIOUS To- learn.
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No NO BALLS FOR ME.-A car driver was
signalcd to stop at the corner OF Preston and
Market streets, bat two negro women, one OF
whom was to get out at that point, concluded
their talk thus, as the car tarried for mo-
mcnt:
Inside darky-"I say, Liza, is you gwlne
TO com to de ball tonight?'
Outside darky, lingering on the car steps
WHATS daty" IA YOU gwine to de dance
tonight? You know Jungl be lookcn' fur
you
Look hea, chile, hasn't you done heard
de news"
"N0 Liza, haint'
well, you .est tell dat wolly'headed wench
dat Use done got religion--lm gwine TO
church tonight; no mo- balls fur me, tell
you
: "pshaw, Liza da; Il do well 'noHgh for one
foOt-dars Presbyterian; but dat left churn
dasher o yourns bound TO wag whenebber
you hea dc banjo picked-go long wild you,
gal"
And the car went on, too.
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And the car went on, too.

ORANGES IN FLORIDA-Thc Cleveland
Hemld, doubling the truth Of the statement
that oranges remained on the trees for year,
fresh and delicious as when first ripcned, a
reliable correspondent writes:
You doubt the statement Of a Florida cor
respondent about ripe oranges hanging on
the tree without decay for year. AS | have
spent three winters in Florida, allow me to
say that correspondent is right. |, myself,
have eaten sweet oranges that have hung on
the tree the year round, and have eaten sour
oranges that have hung on tree for two
summers. These oranges that so hung are
good, sound juicy fruit. This was on Dunn's
Lake. Florida oranges that hang after the
new crop starts, lose their juice, which re
turns to the tree, and in the fall fill up with
the juice like the new crop
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Nv. B~I Elm Thar ny~If

isHFNH'"''f ny ''9iHA'A4'Es
She tried eft down in the street car, bu,
was plnncd lac. - tigh, she couldn't. Old
lady peeped over her specs and asked her;
How long baTe you been afflicted that
way"
The young lady blushed and male "a
break,' sitting down sldewaya, and holding
Der knees together " light iaa, she looked
a. u she had on a ooe-leg9ed pair Of breeches.
Old lady noticed heT sltiing 10 this sideways,
crsmpei position, snd whispered:
"lSiIes, f1poss I've had en- thar myss.t
Floor hing
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her of her cream. stealing propensi,ies, II
any one had even spoken harshly to that ca;
they would have had to quarrel with me
The war separated Us for time, as It did
many good friends, but peace reunited rs
and / have brought her 10 my new home
And now dear Bertha, you understand why
cherish the poor cat
Then lifting the animal tcndcrly to his
knee, he carrcssed her.
"You forgave me for trying to murder you
didn't YOU, pussevg And not many human
beings would have done that, would they?
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1t Is useless to attempt to cleanse a stream
w.ile the fountain is impure. Dyspepsia, com
plants of the liver and kidneys, eruptions of the
skin, scrofula, headaches and all diseases arts.
ing from impure blood, are at once removed by
Dr.. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERs
the great add infaliblc purifier of the blood, and
renOyater of the system. Ii has never been
known to fail, provided the patient had not de-
layed using it until the vitality of his system was
too far gone. June % Nv.
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WAS 1T MURDER?
Ky FRANCIS HENsHAW BADEN.
lie praycth well who loveth well
Both man aud beast and fowl;
He prayeth best who loyeth best
All creatures, great and small;
For the good Lord, who loyeth Us,

lie pTaycth best who loycth best
All creatures, great and SMALL
For the good Lord, who loveth US
He made and loveth all. CoLEEIDGE.
Eddie, do put down that ugly creature.
lCG are perfect beast worshiper, said Der.
that Dennison, the young bride, TO her three
weeks bridegroom
He obeyed as bridegrooms of three weeks
are apt to do; but he eypOstulated, as bride.
grooms of all times are sure TO do,
"lf chcrishlng means worshipping Der.
tina, you might call me a beast wOrshipper
And if
She interrupted him sharply.
II would not mind, II 1t was n pretty tor
tols3 shell kitten; but great ugly old tabby
ca"
"A,v darlirg!" SAID Edward Dennison,
graYely, 81 was about 10 say, II you knew the
reason tor my being kind to this cat, and TO
all God 5 poor dumb creatures that come in
our way, you would not blame me could
tell you something, Bertha. viii you listen
10 mc:'
She poutcd, insted of answering.
My mother, you know, was "a notable
housekecper. She kept her house in perfect
order, and ruled everything in 1t, both animate
ana lnanlmate, except one thing-a young
Tebei Of cat which was the torment Of her
49, '"A'uSu jumping up ON tue Tea ldDIc,
licking the butter, stealing into the pantry,
tapping the cream, and committing divers
other petty depredations abhorent to the
souls Of careful housewives. II was but a
thoughtleas young cat that might have
grown better with time and teaching. But
my mother declared she was out Of patience
with her
"One dark December day came home
from school and found moiher In our tidy
kitchen where we always took our meals in
winter. She was busy setting the table for
tea, AMI in q great passion besides soon
saw the reason. The cream Jug was turned
over, broken, and the cream spilled. Ofcourse
the young cat was the culprit, although she
was nowhere TO be seen. Mother spoke up
suddenly and sharply:
eddie, I'll give you silver quarter of a
dollar IL you will take that cat and drown
her. l can never leave the room one minute
but she Is UP on the table. And now see she
has gone and broken my best crearnjug. I'll
give you a silver quarter OF a dollar If you
viii tie stone around her neck and drown
her.
"a silver quarter! walked out into the
ward in search OF thecat. / found her sitting
up on top Of the chicken house licking end
trimming herself--for she was vain Little
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a BIG CHANCE FOR AGENT, OF EITHER

WANTED gents and Pcddlcrs for our Press
and Strancr-Pres.es and strains jams, jcllics
herbs, vegetables, lard, talow meats, cheese, &c
Over 10000 sold in Il few localities Sells quick
Every family wants it. Is one Of the pleasantcst
most useful, successful and profitable utensils
ever sold by agents. Weighs six pounds. Price,
$500 Exclusive territory given. Circulars free
LITTLEFIELD Il DAME l02 Washington St,
Boston Mass
May 22dl Sv
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IN MENIOHIAM.
ny ROSA vERTNER JEFFRY,

Go, unfurl the broad black banner,
OF a Nations grief to-day;
Float the badges of her mourning
Down the golden deeps Of May.
Tell in mournful, martial music,
Ola Nations idol dead;
Of brave sword sheathed forever;
OF Il knightly spirit fled.
Statesman, orator and hero,
Passed away eer set of sun
Though at morn his path was blushng,
With the honors he had won.
On darker sky. at n0otidc,
Writ in iirc-we read his fame
Circled still by dewy laurels,
Worn unscorched amid the flame,
Through proud trlumphs never boastlul
Ever patient in defeat,
To mourn for him, with harmony
A Nations heart should beat.
Blue or gray,-it matters little:
Soldiers bow beside his grave,
For We saw him stand in battle,
And brave men must love the brave.
Even those who fell before him,
Solemn requioms do toll,
For across the Stygian river,
Never flashed n0blcr soul.
Past the line of that dark water
He has met them all to day,
For the roll our Masters calling
Marks no time 'twiyt blue and gray.
Marshalled there once more AS brothers,
Far above the attlc-tide,
Where the blue was turned to purple,
And the gray in crimson dyed.
AS we oLce rejoiced together,
At his glory in its prime,
Let US shrine his stainless honor
For our people and our time
As an orator inspired
Earnest eloquent-yet when
His lips were sealed such silence
Shamed the speech Of weaker men
On the pathway of an exile,
Dark aud cold-of JOY bereft--
A shadow of its greatness
Has his kingly presence left
And a lesson in this story
Through its light and shade appears;
Let US read-thc grain of Egypt,
Cofiined for three thousand years.
Lost for agcs-w,ll, II taken
Ilpll Al manu-
And planled-spring to harvest,
For the rcapers OF the land.
Let his vaIor, patience, prudence,
Like the germ of Pharaoh's corn,
Live forever for free nations,
And their frecmen yet unborn.
| would snatch an angels feather
While his proud wing ilccks the blue
To chronicle the story
% man so great and true
would Clip that cloud-nursed pinou
Ia the fountains OF the sun,
To tell OF hero, statesman,
Frlcnd-all nobe-all in one.
Ring mcasure-grand, heroic,
To his famc--but let the dove
Lend her plume to trace our sorrow,
And her wall TO tell our love.
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A land patent was recently issued from the
Narysville (Cal) Office 10 George Washing
ton Christopher Columbus Schillenbsrgan
aaazi
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Church Notes.

Rev. s. G. Ferguson will preach at White
House at l / o'clock on Sabbath morning next.
The right of Baptism will be administered
Immediately after the sermon. At o'clock,
same day he will preach at Beulah."
Rev. J. L. KILLER will occupy the pulpit
of the VI Z. Church. South. in this place,
moruiu. aad night ofSunday next, 19th.
Providence permitting the fourth Quarterly
Meeting for Shenandoah Circuit NJ. +. Church,
South. will be held at Fleetwood commencing
Saturday morning, Decent er 25,h. Preach
IT,. at II o'clock 10y Dr. Register. ?. E. He
win preach also on Sunday Goth,
\. r 3EY, ?. c.
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pomiciliary Collection.

With a view 90 obtain funds for the erection
10 the City Of Richmond of a monument IN
memory Of General R,ber, E. Lee, the Board
Of Managers Of the " Lee Monument Assoei-
alton, consisting Of the Governor, Treasurer
aud Auditor Of Virginia through their Sec
retary. Col. S. BAssett French, propose that
every house in every town 10 the Southern
States be visited on the 18th Of January, 1876,
the anniversary Of Gen. Lees bir,b,-to
receive contributions. Its hoped that every
body, ola aud young, viii give something. It
is risLtaud proper that all the Southern Peo-
pie shall take part IN this display Of gratiIrde
and affection.
We understand The matter las been brought
To tie attention Of our authorities, aud that
tie town viii be dis,ricted aud proper cam
vassers appointed for this work. Charlesiown
and vicinity is expected to respond very gene
rously to this CALL
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shepherdstown Summary.

The ladies Of the M f. Church will hold a
Fair in BiImyers Hall Christmas Eve
The Shepherdstown Dramatic Association !,
will give an entertainment in Blllmyers han
Tonight Saturday,
Daniel Brown aud John Smith, respected
col,red people, died a few days ago
Mr. George Lecklider lost his pocket-book.
If the papers in it are returned to him he VIII
ask no questions aud be thankful.
There will lie a conference Of the \. N. L.
A held in Shepherdstowu on December lith,
18th aud 18th a number Of delegates from
distance are expected to lie present. A
hearty cooperation Of all Christians Is soIlcl-
ted
The Register says: Between the hours OF
one and two o'clock, on Thursday morning
week negro man named Ross Nelson, enter
ell the residence Of Mrs. Lille Lee, by hoist
ING window fronting on Main Street. lie
then proceeded 10 stairs to the room occupied
BY Mrs Lee. aud her daughter, Laura, aged
abou, 3 years, both Of whom were asleep oc-
cupyine the same bed The negro placed his
hand upon Miss Laura which instantly ava
kenel her, aud by her screaming Mrs. Lee was
awakened who threw her hand over her daugh-
ter for protection, struck the negro upon the
head and knocking his hat off The negro
becoming alarmed Immediately disappeared
and male his exit from the house by the same
way he catered. Mrs Lee and her daughter
then gave tie alarm which was heard by some
Of the neighbors who came to their relief, hut
the negro had escaped. On the same morning
about 9 o'clock the negro was arrested by oti-
Ger Cameron. The negro made his appear
auce upon our street without a hat, which led
tn his arrest. We understand that the negro
admitted, upon the approach Of officer Came
run with a hat, that the hat which Mr.. 8 beid,
belonged to him, which of course led to his
arrest. 4 razor was found upon his person
a'so. Ross Nelson is very black, and very
stout and chunky, and aged about % years
It is said he has been buta few days in our
midst having but recently left a canal boat
upon which he was employed. lie is now
confined in the jai at Charestown.
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MARRIED.

In the PRESBYTERIAN Church at Cbarlc,town. on
Wednesday. December Is. 1915, by Rev. =. c.
Hopkins. Mr. THOMAS MASLiN, Of Mooreteld'
Hardy county, 70 Miss BESSIE TIMBERLAkE,
eldest daughter Of the late \. G. TimberllSe, OF
this place.
Near Charlestown. December Il, 1873 by Rev.
T. q. shepherd Mr.. JOHN A. FINNELL to Miss
LUCY ANN BROWN-all OF this County.
On the 9TH December, 1875, at Cbarlestown, In
diana. by Rev. Father Audran, Mr.. GEO. W.
TALBURTT. Of Washing ton, ID. c.. to Miss BET
TIE u. WEST formerly o! Lexington, ny,
daughter OF o. o. West.
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Commissioners Notice.

IN the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County.
4 West Virginia,
THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY NATION
AL BANK or WI CHESTER,
against
JAMES ". SHIRLEY and Others.
Extract from Decree Of Moremler 10, 1875
Iris ordered that this cause be referred 20
| Cleon Moore. a Commissioner Of Oils Court,
with directions D. take account Of all The debts
which are liens on the Real Estate of the Defe n
dant Solomon 4. Bates, 10 he order on their
priority, stating abether such iens are binding
upon the whole Of such Real Estate, or whether
some Of them are binding on part only, and II
- upon what part. also ~ zscer,ain and state
the total value ofssad Real Estste and also its an
uual or rental value and make report to the
Court in order 10 a farther Decree.
a Copy-Teste.
KOgERT 7. DR0wN,
Clerk.
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ADDISON AssociATgoN.-We understand
that the Grst annual public meeting Of this in
tsres,ias association viii be held in Harper 5
Ferry, some time during the month Of Janu-
ary. Alr. Wen. L. Wilson, of this town has
been invited % deliver the address.
BY the way-what has become Of our Lee
ture Committee? Tle Winter is slipping
away. gentlemen.
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St-ayed or stolen lrom the premises Of H.
y Ga.hher, on Friday, December 5rl, 1875.
a fea-Ji;ten twhite and liver coloredl Pointer
Dog Any information lealing to his recov-
cry viii be thankfully received at the FREE
Pass OYFlcE.
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" Bread Of Heaven" &c.


Mrs Tjuctar'. of Georgia lady Of So
ycars,-ia Che auatle cif,r, to educate five
Young sanIs,ns made fatherlcss during the
war. las written box entitled " Bread Of
Heaven and IIusks or Swine, and g., canvass
i1s or subscriptions. I, is spoken OF as "a
u.er'oraas production. Mrs Piuckarlcomes
highly cumueuteJIy the venerable Rev Dr.
L,vi,k Pierce aud others. She will bc very
glad O. obtain subscribers f.r Ter book; and
those WHO 5e' tt,ir inability TO take he book
may mike voluntary contributions, however
SMALL with aa a>sauacc ua, they will be
gratefully received Here IS an opportunity
20 cast bread rPrn tae waters.
B,-E M,yrr S.--A performing Bear ar
crlel amusement 90 Eu.e sud big on our
streets 900 Thursday afternoon Among o.ber
acc mp'.stmcuts Of this highly iutel'i.e,t
ieufzeu or tae forest was ,he drinking Of a
g1ss or vlts5cy. lie is the first one Of the
brute creation that we ever knew 20 form the
ba'.toi drm-driaking
Geo. W. Fay. o Ioliugwouh street, BAL
tmore can furnish the very be,. Oysters
We never knew him to fail.
TIE President. Cabinet and Congress visit
Philadelphia to-day 90 view the Centennial
building, aud grounds.
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DR.. TOmlinSOn'S Dental
Office,
CORNER OF CHARLES AND LIBERTY STREET
CharleStOwn.
Dental

Best assortment Of Groceries and the cheapest
in The state. at FRAZER BISHOPS, Martins
burg, ". Va.
For good crop Of Corn, use FRAZER BISH-
OPS Star Raw Bone Phosphate.
Extra fine ground Blue Windsor Plaster, very
cheap, IS FRAZER & BISHOPS, Mar,insburc.
w. Va.
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A nice Holiday present can be had at Gold
smiths Twin Fronts very cheap The stock
Of Furs, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Slippers,
Scarrs, Ties. ETC.. is large and handsome. Corn
taken in exchange for merchandise. lSIl
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Going ECnst.

90 Winchester Acc1mm0dl tiOn-Thr0ugh
Car 90 Baltimore. Mail Train-through Car to
Washington and Baltimore without change, and
makes direct connection for the West. Accom-
mediation Train makes close connection at Har-
pers Ferry Cor all points East and West.
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DIED.

November 10. 1875. RICHARD FITZHUGH,
infant sou of David E. and Annie o. b. Hender-
son, aged weeks.
At his residence, near Scrabble. in this county,
Deceu Der 7, 1870, Mr.. WILLIAM TURNER, aged
Gbaut s. years.
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LASD SALE.-Mr Joseph Starry has sold
bis farm, one hundred and twenty-five acres,
on the Shenandoah River, about one mile from
Kablrtowu. in this County, TO Charles Goeus
for $50 per acre. This farm is FIRST quality
river land, Improvements moderate.
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Notice.

NOTICE isbereby given that will execute
~ the provisions Of the foregoing Decree at
nv office 10 Charlestown, West Virginia, on the
3lst Of January, 1876. ees
oLEON MOORE,
Com M issoDer.
Uecep,ber 4 IQ75-4t
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NOTICE.

Z AN prepared to weigh all kinds Of Stock
1 Cattle Pen is placed upon the platform to en-
sure accurate weight.
JAS. LAW. H0OFF & co.
December Is. ISIS.
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Commissioners Notice.

III the Circuit Court of Jefferson County,
u West Virginia,
j. ROSE aud others, Pinnh6s,
against
J. b. BROWN ard Wife, DJerddnfs,
IN CHANCERY
Extract from Decree Of November 8, 1875
"The Court doth adjudgc, order and decree
that this cause be referred 20 a Commissioner Of
this Court. who IL insti uctcd 10 ascertain and
report the debts Of Defendant Jacob u. Brown,
due by judgment ard By Bond, Note, or Open
Account existing prior TO September 30. 1879,
and the priorities Of the liens, and 10 take The
Dispositions Of such witnesses may be brought
before him touching the issues raised by the Bill
and answer, and report TO the next term Of the
Court.
A copy. Teste--
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Clerk q. @.
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A New Stock.
A Full Line and Cheap rs enc
cheapest.

HAyfyG much enlarged and newly re,n lii. =
III throughout my old established GkoChh
House on the corner of Maine and iawrene.
Streets, have just received and have on SAFE az
The most reduced prices, as choice and varied as
sortmeut of Merchandise in my line as ever before
offered in the tuwn. The stock OF
SUGARS. COFFEES. TEAS, SlRUPS'
Sev Orleans Molasses. Spices, Cheese. Crackers,
Maccaroui. Canned Fruits, Jellies Pickles, dc. Is
FIN and complete and of the very best quahty'
large and beautiful assortment OF
QUEENSWARE
Of the latest patterns and at the most reduced pr
ees. full line of Glass Ware, Wooden and
Earthen Ware. Flour and Corn Meal, Buckwneat'
Bacon. Lard. Fish. Salt ard every other article
required in the family supplies.
CANDIES, &C.
A large and nice assortment Of French ana A
merican Confec ions, Raisins, Oranges, Lemons,
Figs. Almonds, Nuts, Cakes, Spiced Oysters,
Mince Meat and Brandy Peaches.
A carefully selected stock OF Chewing and Smo-
king Tobacco, Cigars. Pipes, &C., always on hand.
Nza. Country Produce will be taken in exchange
at the market price. n,,
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vCtcs rsou SwEDEN.-AHsrieaH Chemists
aa8 ii.i, Production appreciated by ne Prefes-
,ors q. re ,,Isbrarsa yajcey.i'y 10 SredeH. Mr..
Sachs. Sir.-Atycur request, I have tested Halls
Vegetable S.ci'au Hair Remover, in my practice
90 tle o.. S-raEuer Ho;el, and can say, it will
restore gray lair TO lbs original color. IL is en-
tireiy harmless and is valuable remedy to use
Boz such cases.