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Among all the uisagrceabie Consequences that follow
the decay 81 the teeth, an impure breath BE
The most unpleasant aud mortyug 70 ts pussessOr as "
The fneNcusaOle and offensive M ely. How
often is posses experiences distant GOODNESS shown
from The hest o. trends % perhaps the
oAaiy enNFsaed. fom tntv source You ignorant III
the cause yuurse the subject delicate your
2axa~<>www Mnut mVnTlOn IL. El4A-I..l- - I4oYe
tais Que great narfttr " yaut ~ Ah, N4aEN N@Na1
ness a. once bF usug thag Justly popular deutrincC
fragrant ,ozoDosrf II Will cleanse and bcAunty yauf
tec u, aui breath pura so1Oi0nt Ntu spctd
~ etalkcAte Tue e4usa "A i0ut breath,
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ST. DOMINGO.

HEAVY loan TO BE NEGOTIATED WITH
FRENCH CAPITALISTS.
ST DOMINGO May 10, 1875.
Minister Garrido has gone TO Europe TO negoti.
ate q proposed lean OF s3,OOO,OOO with French
sapitalists
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A ROPE WORKS BURNED.

PHILADELPHIA, Mar p is1s.
THIS morning the rope and Irvine WORKS OF John
Bailey 4 CO., on Otsego street, near Tasker,
we're partAlly destroyed by ire Iha toas ~
Az0.VO0: July insured,
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w A S II | n & I 0 n.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, May o. 1876
PRESIDENT GRANT THREATENS TO WITHDRAW
THE UNITED STATES TROOPS FROM THE MExI-
CAN BoRDER-GovERNoR coKEs OPINION
The announcement. BY authority that the
President has informed the Governor or reX4s
that ne may ma lt necessary 10 withdraw the
United States troops II the people OF the state
continue 70 murder and annoy tue officers and
soldiers will no doubt astonish the people Of that
state as II IL a matter OF evidence in the Stale
Department that tue raids and violations Of law
on the Texas border committed a. often
Nv citizens OF Texas as BY those claimed to
be Mexlcans. 50 long As the killing was confined
to the aesperadoes ana cutthroats there was no
serious objection 70 It. but when these parties
made war upon troops sent to protect honest law
abiding citizens the anger OF the Preslient was
Justly provoked, and Il Is expected at the War
Department ina il will lead 60 q lively contro
versy between the Secretary and the Governor
OF Texas Even the burning OF post ofnces
ana CAPTURE OF matt carriers. did not pro.
yoke the Presidents feeling, but the
murder OF our soldiers ana the arrest Of
an onicer Il more than he IL wiling 70 bear
silence. friend o. Governor Coke said tonight
that il would be the best thing that could happen
for the President to withdraw the federal force
ana leave the Texan volunteer companies 20 take
care or the border. Il would not be many weeks
before the President world nnd It necessary TO
concentrate the army the border or leave the
Mexican marauders 70 be pursued aud punished
by Texan justice.
THE NEW IDBrA MINES.
Special Commissioner Hammond, appointed ~
Secretary Deano to examine the location OF the
New ldria Mines and the Panoche Grande Claim,
has submitted MS report 70 the Secre tary, VINO
win transmit IL TO the House next ses-
SION. II Will be remembered that the resolu-
ton or request Tor the Information was
bitterly opposed by tue friends or the
New Idria Mining Company, while the friends VI
McGarrahan as earnestly advocated the resolu-
ton. The report is confined 70 she boundaries or
the respective claims, and accompanied with
maps, but does not contain an opinion or recon
mcndation- 81 what value the report win be to
anybody the friends Of both sides are AZ loss 70
know.
"A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NlNE,r But A
flask KSowLEs' DEsrKOYER clears a house III
reaches and bedbugs ~ mo time"
A-THE SUMNER STYLES OF GESTLEMEN's
HArs are ready ~ EsPESsCnEID's Manufacturer, us
Nassau street
ALL SKIN DISEASES PERMANENTLY
cured.-For terms SEMI &c. ~ Dr. VAN DYKE. tss2l
Green street. Philadelphia, "a
A-HATs FOR GENTLEMEN; SUMNER sTYL Les !;
lowest prices r.. bRNENW ETN
i4s Nassau street. near spruce street
ALL KINDS WIRE SIGNS To ORDER,
BY HOVER GRAHAM, Painters and sign Engravers
VI Duane street
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A-RUPTURE AND PHYSICAL DEFORA

A.-PATENT WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED META&S
ami brass stgn& stsu Painting. urHAM ACO,
80 ami 81 canal street.
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A-THE SCHILLER DISASTER WOULD MOI
have been "a fatal The passengers supplied wtA
KAhNMEr4ERt3 SINK CORK JAcKEr. Deal ~
easily displaced Price s. ~ Centre street
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A. -BUoKINGHAM HOTEL,


Location unsurpassed, high gr0und splendid outlook
The Central Park Grand central Depot and ~ lose
proximity TO Of the prominent churnneS anu
schools especially desirable resdenceOr families
will he completed by september next
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CArARRH--Cure guaranteed by Or Lanes remedy. 1
Trial bottle tree can send % HENRY, REED Il
a CO., 645 Broadway New York.
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NOVEL IDEA IN WASHING ROYAL LAuns
DRY COMPANY 2tS AMI 2i5 West FortySeveuth strSe<f
send for circular AMI reduced price list Goods Gauss
Tor am delivered free.
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Ask ELASTIC STOCK lNGs, BELTS, KNEM
Cans, Abdominal supporters suspensory Bantaxees
shoulder Braces aud ruiches MAasH'S Truss ONCE
No. Tesey street Lady in Attendance.
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AS DID THE HELPLESS or OLDEN TIhKA,
copgregate 10 tho pool 81 Bethesda so they noy
seek the Fountain 81 Health No. west Fourteene@E
street and many helpless cripple = enabled To rssa
walk, restored IL health from the treatment o. uEa
CHAMBERLAIN, ELgCTRcnY, scientifically appiied
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AL FURNITURE. GREAT BARGAINS, Ann
ne We STYLES at IN canal street one BroaAf
way anu laa sud 2gi sutton street. near 1teenw!cm
street. New YOFk. WIN H. Lkh-
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An IMPURE BREATH

AS A PURIFIER USE HYArT'S LIFE BALSAM,
the old aud reliable family medicine Use tne "A. -
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CORNs, BUNIoNs INGRuWIIG NAILS, &0.s
cured without pam Cure ~ mail Soc. DC RICE
ls9 Broadway. near Dey street
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successfully treated by Dr. s n. MARSH pr acipal O3
ne late irm OF Marsh co. AZ hi Old office No aVessD
street Asor heuse opposite ~ Fauls church NO coos
nection wlth any other ONCE IN this cily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23
The King Of Burmah Defines His Position
Toward England aud China.

AN IMPERIAL ENVOY FROM PEkIN.
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a PERFECT ADOSIS.- a novel by the author 90
"kutedge the best and most popular books &c
the day. 'ssfrice. 81 So
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ALL SKIN DISEASES PERMANENTLY
cured For terms SEMI 10 Dr. VAN DYKE IS2l
Green street. Philadelphia. "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23

'DEShLER's PILLS ARE THE BEST AND SAFFSP
Remedy Tor CatLLs FEgER AND MALARIA
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NEW PuRI.ICArlnrs
Llsr 81 NEW Noynt.s.

A LIST OF NEW NOVALs
A MAD MARRTAGB.-An intensely exciting new
novel ~ Nay Agnes Fleming. author OF Guy Earls-
courts Wife !" "A Wonderful Woman, a Terrible Ser
cretn &C s.sPrice 81 IS
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ECCE FFMGNA; OR, THE wOAAN zoE.-A sinru.
larry aud boldly written story by cuylrr Pine.
author Of MARY Brandegee., &C. ...Price. 81 81
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"a STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE.r But A
flask 81 KNOWLES INSECT DESTROYER clears house Of
reaches aud bcdbugs in mo time.
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A-THE SUMNER STYLES OF GESTLEMEN's
HArs are ready ~ EsPRSsCnEtD's Manufacturer, ms
M.41a Utronf
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"TO MINISTER TO A MIND DISEASED" USE
PERuyIAN STRuP; Il yialikes the brain as well tho
Lo1Y
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KEEPS PATENT READY MADE DRESS
SRIRrs.-wamsuita muslin and hest linen beaut ulil
made equal every respect the best shirt tor 81 70
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ALL KINDS WIRE SIGNS To ORDER,
by HOVER a GRAHAM, Painters and sign Enxravers
W Duane street
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WILCOX 4 GIBBS SEWING AACHINE.-THfy
is the only standard machine really silent and
HIGHT running ~ makes a secure seam-the best, IL
properly easiest % learn u perfectly for
delicate ladies, and fir families aud many manu-
lecturers has rivaL The company cauoulng the
punic against having SPURIOUS NKgDLrs the genuine
needle stamped Pat Mar ~ 1865, also against ths
practce Of unprinclpied dealers who Japan
out MACHINES auu palm them OF nearly new rhe
Ofiioe ~ the company A. az nh. Broadway. AeM
AOrk. y lth branches IA leading elites
& ELEGANr DRESS SHIRTS FOR a. SO AND A
liule ah0r the part OF your wife daughter
kEhP'S PArENr MAoE DRs Is the artlcl8
buy 500 Br0Omo street. South Filth avenue lis
tue place
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PoMEROY'S PATENT RUPTURE BELTS AMI
TRUssEs ~ Broadway, n BY Gar the test
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DYEING AND CLEANSlNG.-rNKE IT TO TIE
NEW YORK DYElNG AND pNlN TING ksfABLls 4,
MENT, STATEN ISLAND unices-H Duane street llI
Broadway go sixth avenue. New YorS; 100 anu los
Plerrepont street orooNyn. Oldest IN the country
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JOSEPH r. COMMOss, MANUFACTURER or
ESAMFLLKD IEOy snow CARDS in gold, SILVER. bronze aud
IN coors ~ Murray street, Sew York
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SHIFrLESs FOLK An gudltef love story, ~
Christabei Goldsmith widow aoldsmith's Daughterl
WOMAN IN ARMoE.-Au admirable romance 0
marked originality by Mary Hartweh
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FOR A FRESH, HEALTHY COMPLEXION, UsE
PRiNCRss ROYAL GRFtN CoEAr AID LILY on rus NALLsK
PowpkR. I0l West Four eenth street
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERyEILLEUSE Is NOT
an cnamcl I'D i medicine FOR the skin Ladies
vited 10 tn arucla before purchasing No West
Twenty -fttA street
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Vest Lawn-Nary >. Holmes novc...........sl %
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DIR. s. &. FITCH MAY BE CONSULTED DAILY
SUNDAYS excepted. A. 7l5 Broadway, New YORK "a
Cunsun pou Asthma Heart disease, Dyspepsia, Liv sr
Bowel, kidney, Skia Diseases aud Rheumatlsui ia
Family Pm ysicianr sent Tree. Consultation Tree.
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JOHNNY LUDLOW -Reprintcd nom London ediaou>
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-30
A Wonderful Piece of Mechanism.

A correspondent at Donaldson writes
to the Pottsville Journal as follows
about wonderful piece OF mechanism |,
Talk about that great apostolic clock
which was on exhibition in Pottsville
some time ago, and which is now be-
fore the public at some other place. 1t
cannot compare with the wonderful
piece of mechanism which has been
made by man of our place. This is
also in the shape of clock. 1t is a
tank TO represent the sea, and in it is a
large whale as natural as life. A ship
in distress appears on the sea, and the
crew are in the act of throwing man
oveaboard. The whale comes up out
of the water, and rs its head appears
its mouth gradually opens until it
reaches the man thrown out of the ship,
when it suddenly swallows him up.
No deception ia praetised. The man
passes down the whales throat, and
the whale sinks into the tank. Simul-
taueousiy figure representing an an
gel appears in a cloud and hovers
around the place where the whale ap-
peared. After the lapse of three quar-
ters OF minute the whale reappears,
and gradually opening his mouth casts
the man out upon the shore. At this
the angel and cloud disappear, and a
figure representing God appears near
the man. The scene of course repre-
sents the Bible story of Jonah and the
whale. ,tt.
In the same case is figure represen-
ting Captain Jack, of the Modoc In
dians, who was hung by the govern
ment, striking on bell the seconds he
had to live before execution. Sudden
ly door opens and group of Indians
march around him. They then pass
out through another door, whicn opens
for their exit.
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PARAGRAPHIC.

Me. Sprungli, the Swiss accused of a
series of ingenious robberies on mail
steamers, having been discharged by
the Madrid, as well as by the Lisbon
police, for want of power to hold him,
is said to be en- route for the United
States.
Dancing Is said to be on the decline
In London, and polite society appears TO
be acting on the hint given by the Shah
of Persia when he Inquired of the
Prince OF Wales at hall, /" Why don I
you employ servants to do this for
you2"
il ls said that the Indianapolis banks
have anticipated specie payments in a
measure, by Introducing kind Of a
note, payable at maturity, in lawful
money, but II dishonored, payabl in
gold. The State courts have Sustained
the contract.
The English police have discovered
that several shopkeepers have cards 10
dicating their business and location,
and that when man enters tobacco
shop or a saloon he may return to the
street with one of these cards pasted as
AN Advertisement on his back.
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A WORD ABOUT AUTUMN.-A writer
happily hit off this particular season of
the year: All the day and all the night
is full of peace. The fever of the earth
is gone, and we are no longer driven to
dreamy Incidence as the Only resource
from combustion or liquefaction. We
may shut the windows now, with no
hum of the industry outside to irYitate
or distract us. The evening of comfor-
table study has come back, with no
self inundated moths TO teaze us, or to
fry themselves in the lamp or TO be
pressed out of all Shape or comelnes in
the shut folio, the fair pages of which
they disfgure. Only little while ago
we had no evenings-now there are
three or four hours for the books and
the stars before bed time. There are
even now signs ofa general housing; the
wasp crawls feebly up and down the
pane, with all his fiery pluck gone out
of him the cricket sings in the new
quarters which he has found somewhere
in the room the great ugly moribund
insects cling to the wall ,and the beetles
and the butterflies have passed into
the seasonable stage Of their mete mpsy-
Ghosts,
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because loved you, Harry" she
said, the bright crimson suffusing heI
whole face.
A strange light of rapture flashed in.
to Harry's eyes his pulses leaped with
in the fevered veins.
Loved me, Rachel-vet it is not a
month since you refused mel i'
dearest, because I fancied yon
weak and vacillating. In the fiery
smoke of the battlefield you have prov.
ed yourself worthy of the tenderest
love-you have written your name hero
on the rolls of your country. Harry.
BECAUSE l refused you once you will not
reject me now ?''
Reject you, my hearts queen Oh,
Rachel, how can | be sure that this is
not bright, treacherous delrium ?"
She bent her soft cheek on his-and
then he knew that it was no baseless
vision but sweet reality
"Then you did not care for Captain
Morell after all I"
"I never cared for any one but you,
Hauyl'
And when September hung her crown
of purple mist over the hills, Harry
Cleveland came home to be married,
still handsome, although his forehead
bore scar across its broad expanse.
When the villagers asked curiously il it
was lifelong mark, Harry answered
gaily
~ would not lose It for fortune
that scar won me my wife,"
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Plotts' Star Organs

Are as perfect parlor organs as are manufactu-
RED. Correspondence solicited with organists-
musicians and the trade. Address, EDWARD
PLOTTS, Washington N. j.
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T ooK BEAUTIFUL-LoOK ROSY IA bot
Lite Of DURLING'S ROSE GLYCERINE for
Roughness of the SKIN, CHAPPED HANDS,
&C., only 25 cents q bottle. May 9,
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London, Oct. l6--A special to the HsTdld
gives some interesting details of the cruise of
the Pandora 20 the Arctic regions tor the pur.
pose OF receiving dispatches from the British
expedition. The steamer crossed the much
dreaded Melville Bay without encOunterinR lca
but they were disappointed IN not tndlnR CAP.
tam Mares dispatches at CARR Island, and they
steamed on ~ Lancaster sound. where they eI-
counterod gigantic ice foes and naVgated with
much difhcuity. Teaching BarrOw's strait
they were enveloped In impenetrable fog At
length Beachy Island was reached August
18Th They discovered the yacht .hdrg which
hHd Deen Deacied by Captain Ross in 1850, stall
sthn1lng win her mhsts upright. The head.
boards over the graves OF Sir John FfankIin1s
men were still standing in good preservation.
The Hdndord sailed from Pearl Strait onoOun,
terlng vast packs OF held lce. passing the fur.
thest point Reached by McClntOck's expeduion
and reaching King Williams and thus nayleA
ing sea never sailed by any expedition ce.
Tore, except perhaps, Franklinia They then
steamed down the west coast OF Prince OF
Wnale's land, AMI amid den lful weather aud
SOFT, reieahig Dreezes, le offic srs were inten.
heiy excited BY the hope OF discovering sOus
aces OF sir Jphp Franklns expedition. SOme
were even nopetul tnat Sir Johns paper would
be found, and th0Y would eventuaily make
ii.hnng's str.tt. out IN this they were dlsap-
Wninted They encountered solid Ice fields N
houquotte Island which 6neoUuaiiy biooked
the Nessels further Progress, and they stayel
there untii september 7tll, ana then SGT OuI on
thelr return voyage, WHlch was iull vt difftcui.
tles, aud many exciting scenes aud narrow "a.
capes are related. AT earn Island they founa
tho long looked Tor dispatches from CaDtaln
Mares for the British Admiralty, and brinSht
them hone 10 England '-E -
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Railroad Guide.
NORTH PENNA. RAILROAD.

d:io ana o:l5 y. IN.
Fare from LehiGbton to Phila,, s2.55.
June 8, 1875 ELLIS CLARK. gept.
NENTRAL II. II. OF N. j.
W LEHIGH & SUSQUEHANNA DIVISION.
All Rail Route to Long Branch.
PASSENGER STATION IN NEW YORK FOOT
OF LIBERTY ST., N. r.
Time Table of May 81, 1875.
Trsins leave Lehighton as follows:
For New York, Easton, &C., a, TAT, 11.07 a. m.,
2.26, 447 pm.
For Philadelphia, 747, l1.O7 e. M, 226, 447,
III p. m.
For Mauch ohnnk at 1920 a. M, LA, 5.3s, and
e43p.m.
FOR Wilkes.B Barre and Scranton at 1920 a. M, LA
e p. m.
Returning-Leave New York, from station Cen
tral Railroad of New Jersey, foot of Liberty
street, North River, at $50, 9l5 q. M, 2.45,
530p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, from Depot North Penn'a
r r., at 100, 945 a. M, 210, p. IN. u Z
Leave Easton at $40, 1l.4S a. M, 3.55 and
S.l0p In.
Leave Mauch Chunk at TAO, IL 00 a. m, 2.2O and
4.40, 7.10 p, m,
Fo: further particulars see Time Tables at the
Stations.
PASSENGERS FOR LONG BRANCH CHANGE
CARS AT ELfZABETH.
UP. BALDWIN, Gen. Passenger Agent
July 4, 1874.
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Plotts' Star Organs

Copbine beauty, durability ana worth Send
for tllustrs ted catalogue before buying. Ad.
dress the manufacturer. EDWARD PLOTTS,
Washington, N. J.
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Will he live, doctor ?"

w III hO llNNt uOOAOl
Every pulse in Rachel Clay's being
seemed to stand still, as heA blue, dila-
ted eyes searched the doctors kind,
sun-embrowned face.
"Live2 Why shouldn't hep All
he needs is a little care, and l see he's
likely to get that Now don't blush
up, my dear-he's not the first wound
ed soldier in my ward that has had a
pretty girl come to nurse him-and I
like 'em all the better for it Give
him the draught when lie wakes and
keep the bandages. on his forehead.
He'll probably carry all ugly scar to
his gravei-but that will be tie worst
of it |"
The good old man trotted briskly
away to the next lease" while Rach-
el, kneeliDg down beside the low iron
Dedstead, cried tears of intense thank
fulness that Harry Cleveland would
not die. Er
Rachel / am not dreaming,
suTely-yet. it was but a, moment ago
we made that cavalry charge on-On
fixed bayOnets 70
His large, unnaturally brilliant eyes
wandered vaguely round the room
then returned to the tender face bend
ing over him.
"It was three days since, dearest (;
you are lying in the barracks now,
wounded, and have come from Glen>
vile to nurse you"
You, Rachel 2"
' Yes, Harry, 1"
"Why did you come ?" he asked.
gloomily.
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CARDS.

Eurntture warehouse.
v. Schwartz, Hank street, dealer IN al KINGS "
Furniture. Collins made 70 order.
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Boet ana Shoe Makers.
Clinton Bretney, in Lepans building, Bank street.
All orders promptly. .filed--ioork wdrranted.