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Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

=, MOVING DAY.-Busiuess Chgoocs H..
monday was annual moving day (and = moro
hiiseIaDiG one could hardly have fallen 70 tLo
lot OF inc moversJ in this town and HupdroJ
ana with 1t came the usual changes in Lf,1;nns-
ana residence that generally occur in onr ron's
niuhlty' AS matter of interest We noto tLo
changes, to Wit: - i'O'' the
~ j.: 7. \ A; H. StOcky, grain dealers baye
MeSsrs. r. NJ & W. T. Jobn,oGS a. n.'tI tI. up @ Dy
occupied by Il. Clyde, tailor. Wr' Crio iuoni sean
70 the Old lines oifice (which he occupied fySo
years ago. and the TINES occupies the seconJ
SHtory OF the johnson buildinE-a nice. conmn.
ulouS room. j. f. Tygert Il Co, the pbnsnLat.
manufacturers, occupy the rooms so lam LII
~ the AIessrs. Stoekiy. The Messrs. johnson
@ snoe dealers, Will occupy their new store as
Soon aS nnIshed. Miss N. Lizzie Cayender
R4asGu RHs leasGu the store soon to be vacated hv tho
in5 Iaes'Ts. =, . ohn'on. Hamilton & Cummins have
leassd the store now occupied by G. W Cn,.'
iLIn Nina, Jr., and Mr.. Cummins has LEASED IN nv
Elements corner" stere-ehange to tako effoot
apont the first of April w. Ii. Bag@s. ,ror' I,or'
cHant tailor, has rented the store adioi6ing tbo
M MISSES Hurlock, owned by j. i CoiIins
mos McGoy, tailor, has leased the room occn
pea by D. Harrison, harness makcr Mr.
p IsaTPiS9n IT 4 has moved to the Office occnnoj bv
d.. d. ID. Alien livery, on Market st. Mr.. Allan
@ nas moved to his farm. in the ALLEY" ne.r
town. Hardy Il Wilkinson, painters beHo "'~a
moved to the shop occupied by : Gor,I;n ,,Iye
ST4ogha9er, ~ 81 Mr.. Gamlin goes to PhiIa Chas
n n heglSter goes back to his farm. in "tha
Neck and Mrs. Riley, of Odessa ,nnvos ~ 'to te
MS residence in this town. Mr.. Surgeon also
moves 70 his farm, near Bethel NJ. E. Church
%nu Mr' James. of Frederick. who latoIy |
puFchased MIR. s. residence here has rlo~a3 I
IN. John A. Savn has purchased = {, rro' et
I4o acres near the Seven Hickories Kon,o .,
hid, of John c. Bailey, for S5606 .mj mSnton Ion
moved m thereto; j. +. Woodward has tatrm lI|n
me u -, tarm of his father-in law. near t",n "n1"
+; ~ W. GTithth has moved to his farm IN 49,
Aney' 1hos. Middleton has moved trona ,he ,,e
country into town L. D. HoFscion 0n' tho
l0oVed from Milford to he JOS. KeynoIGs f.r,' ,aS
near town. recently purchased by Mrs II H.
=, 20. .. layl9r has moved from KentoD hid into
'Snn' also w: b. Beck and Jas. VauWinkIe fron
hppoqulnlmnk. Z. Beck romans ON b;y' taD, iaUui
near dayton, instead Of moving in. as conto,,
plated Rev. Jos. r. WrigLts rector 'V,t'VG. nf q,
refers Church has moved to tho psn;n,,.,,,, -,
.esluence, ON Main st. Mrs p. has taLon
r9oAs To- at the Delaware House. Mrs Rev tn Hr
thompson and family, of Wilminrton vii I
eToVg w I 70 this town or before the 25th ;nst
4 H. Williams, butcher, has taken one of Mrs i
Jason rooms, adjoining the jefferson sba,n
I" 1Ies, .; l. Davis, tailor, has moved to Wbits II
loqse' y. j. These are the changes 50 far 'sS ~
'e nave been able to note them. . n
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

A NOVEL METHOD OF COLLECTING RENT
On Saturday afternoon OF last week an amus-
log scene took place at an old building known
as the Continental" near the ship yard. II
10 owned by Mr.. Nathaniel Horssy, and is
occupied by two or three families of coorsd
people. The said people have failed for some
e,nio 10 promptly meet the payment Of rent,
ssil hs procured lot OF boards and nailed up
-. me doors with the negroes inside. Finding
thelr q right Of way through the door Disputed
thsy resortsd to the windows, aud they climbed
IN ana out as serensly as though nothing had
-iSegford Citizen. '
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

1hE M REEcHER 2i; IRIAL.-The public interes,
IA the Hilton Beecher case, which somevL.t
aoated toward the close Of the plaintitFe 80;
d1enc9, will be enlarged By the pr6babiliIv t6at
lenry Ward Bsecher will be placed un3n ,bS
STAND to testify in his own behalf His exan,i.
nation Will probably prove a prolonged and
s ss'eIs Tne' Nith his own story, it is COM.
falls July Stdhus or
The ccuise Of counsel on both .Hle. nm
the present has naturally been to conceal fron' ~
g"eSiue psraonS as Tar az possible their linz ~
uolen9e Or prosecution. Gen. Tracy's ar,n.
lHehl mas Afforded some Slight index to H.
character OF the defense. He began Iv cI.;n,
iihs tnat the prosecution was 4 coraniracv -
oy iitOn and Bowen, and continued hy 1';iton
anu i: b1outoa. From various points of visw he
ulIsc'So ~ me attention of the jury to the tes.i.
.Lo,' po'h"liG 70 such state Of affairs. He
5-ol p.t "sN'''sd that hilton had told Bowen thar
begcaGr had improperly solicited Mr. T;Itn"
and dI not charge adultery: thst In ,od idj'lJu,
same story to MoUlton and Oliver .InLn,on on0
ana ci"ined that the charge Of aduIterv w.
NO. mace ny Hilton until the Bacon Ic,,sr t.
ciIHs u 10 lengthy address to the iurv Cen r..
;~''.u ~ ~ Prouduce that dHsp impression which
IS usually made by a finished spa,t.r In IN
nohotonous style, his unsympatbetir go
'nu 'He apathy OF his reading, all r,il;tstsj
a a mattsr Of some importance to the rntIio
: the ersbable evidence to be produced bv rtI tb
'i4lnuff in rebuttal of the defendant. ~ IT,
rs i! oponlug Gen. Tracy declared that TiI,dm
tId not dare to produce the artist Franz IN r
i as witness, his evidence woaj
,aSV ba Ine piantifi ease. 1t is supposed that
Hno pialhtiH counsel are simply reserr;n. ,;,'.
"a iaIpedter Tor their principal witnsg.in r.bu,tn
ne publication Of Dir. Bowens card Of r.j", Fr;Jnn
vsAIn1g', asking why he was not snbnannagy 1aoay t
foVoked a great deal of comment, t'Ts" + wa, a
amored yesterday that Mr. Bowen would vas ts
ne qe OF the plaintiff witnesses in rsSnttaI .
nsther he viii be called or not is not n5'i.
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

- STOCK % LAWS IN THE LEGIsLAruRE.-Sav.
,nE INC Commercial correspondent: 1t is soms. @
what amusing to watch the disanpointsd mi,
OF visitors in the lobby who dron IN r. -. LLs
SWS are made. W hen grave member with .
i great deal of dignity rises, and alter secnrin I
nc attention OF the House, introduces biI to
prohlolt pigs, cows, horses, sheep land in
some some Instances even gesss) from running At At
large IL certain school district. :" The
stnne stL. grows more sarcastic when the word
stock Is ways preceded by the word '.liva@
thereby implying that dead stock eoYjj not ,t' Do
much harm if it did run at large. An effort aG
E Was made last week, by j. W. Phillips to
nave committee appointed to draft general
stock law, or eso repeal all that has been
passed. pa his motion was opposed principally
~ ~ tho mSmbers from New Castle, Msssr:
liolcoTmb' Now land, Bigg', and Baldwin taking
a hand in the debate. Mr. NowIand said tbs E
delaware railroad made good enough stocE
nn; aW Tor New Castle county, and Mr.. Bigrs
polntadly remarked that when Sussex comntv
got all her contemplated railroads bniIt by
State and, she would need TO more such law:
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

DlH new RAILROADS IN DELAWARE-Sovs fl,
Ihla' Lceger of Friday last: The ersst ir1i, nc
growing peninsula Of Delaware and ~ i,e
Eastern Shore OF Maryland is to be nroviJaJ iaJ
win number Of railroad connertions 49, 49,
he"es' the point Of shipment to New W. "ri''
T9ms OF which will great " increase the Ina VI ~ ~
delaware orchards. The Old Dominion Stoo,o VI
snip Company having established its I"a ~
steamships between New York and I.v, Inv o,I u
GSonditlona!ly S purchased the ,Jnnrt;on, 'J4 {.
pt'ak"ater ~ Railroad, has also obtained con,rai
QI u, the trankiord aud Breakwater anJ i"tiui thn
" 9FceSter Railroad from Berlin Wd to Snon, amu
IllII Ihey propose building extension. wb;ob
III connection with ether roads viii g;vo thsn'
continuous line from GEORGETOWN, DrI nsor ~.
Lewis: to Cherrystone, on tho East.rn Sbnr, r'
opposite Norfolk, Virginia. From Ibis THo
leederS viii be built to Dslmar and Sror5ri wy
another llna is to be run north Of Georgst9'-v,In
rom Milford to Smyrna, with possible evan
'loaS IN the future to New Castle and Wiminr.
loni 1t Is also expected that ear shonS viii Lo
puilt = u at GeorgetowH, and shp-yards in Lewis
! delaware. The schedule time for the stsamnr,
rom I4eWes to New York is eleven bopr. '.1l an5
~ May lst the Old Dominion Comnanr r
expects to begin landing the fruit from D4ay, ,4Hy
ware IN New York city. " ''O'- ~ GA
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

1HE PREACHERS "HoMEs. 1t was an.
nouneed' and was expected that the homes"
OF the preachers would be published in this
issue OF the TINES, but the list is not yet COM
pletsd by about fifteen names. Almost eyery
mail brings additional applications until the
committee find themselves sorely pressed.
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

The bill to subject fruit crops to levy and
attachment for debt was killed in committee,
our Legislative letter informs u.s. Much in
terest was manifested in this bill in this town,
though 1t was not presumed that the present
long established law would be changed. The
bill would have worked such obvious Injustice
In many cases as to render its evils too glaring
to pass unchallenged.
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

IHE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION. to Be held
next year in Philadelphia, commencing on the
4th of July and continuing to the last Of Octo.
ber' Will be one Of the greatest E, ents in the
history of our county. 1t is estimated that the
buildings, now being commenced, will cost
nearly eight millions Of dollars In speech
before our Legislature in Dover last week, it
was stated by Mr.. Grubb, PHILADELPHIA raer
chant that every nation in the world would be
represented this Exhibition, and that it would
tax the whole produce region within a rad;p.
OF hundred miles Of the city to grow sufficient
fruit and vegetables to meet the dsnan3
created by the hungry throng. Mr.. Grubb.
also Messrs. Comegys and Browr, of Dover,
estimated that Delaware fruits and vegetables
VIII be lnhanced il price fully twenty-five per |
cent BY the Exhibition, hence they predicted |
a glorious outlook for our peach and other
crops for '76. Philadelphia will have to have
the a'slstancs Of Wilmington and all tie out
lying cities and towns to entertain its guests.
Already the Centennial Commission have
been advised that Great Britain, Gsrmany.
france, Spain, Sweden, Norway, tho Neither {
lands, Belgium, Austria, and Hungary are
actively engaged in preparing for tie Exhibi, !
ton, aad also all Of the South American States.
together with Japan, Mexico, Liberia, the y
Orange Tree State in South Africa, and the a
Sandwich Islands.
Delaware is asked to contribute 10 this gisan- h
TIC enterprise, and in view Of the great materi. ?
benefit 1t will be to Us, there is general feel n
ing that the State should make an appropria- fl
ton to the vast fund required to carry it on h
SUCCESSFULLY. The Obiee. Of the Exhibition is &
TO show to the world and ourselves what rapid f
strides the American Republic has lnads in Of
he first hundred years Of its history, and to -
induce other nations to CONS over and compete
"1h US, as We did at tho Crystal Palace Fair :
ne London, the Paris Exposition and the
Worlds Fair at Vienna, held last year. 81
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

TIE TIMES is published every FetnesIa
JOSEPH IL. HoFFEcKER Editor and propretorat s,,vr,
DelawSre. ' ~
'iFI''N -op" year s2.c0ln advance, or 50 50
notpaldtlilt the end olthe year No i,ancr .c, -
a,4rrearsare pa1-ony at the option OF the Publisher
DFEHFtSEMENfS will insert ed a. tlls -a orSa,. .
IoFtAe Hrat insertion; subsequent iu trors
aualand yearly advertisers -
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

The Town ELECTION in this town, on Mon.
day, resulted in the selection of the tollowinr
oilcers-wlth the vote each received: Com,
@wl;sSsjIOnTr'. w;Sj John Il; HOffecksr, lis; N. 1.
W.. MildS, ~ II6 :. b. Cooper, 80; II. G. Doug.
VanGasken, Il; c. Il. Foxwell, "a, AIdsr.
nan, II. G. Budd, rs; Treasurer, JOHN b.
Collins, l09. Assessor, E. J. Colt, u. There
we're ll2 votes cast, against lG4 last year
not more than half of full poll. There were
four tickets in the field, which would have
taken nearly as many candidates az voters to
flll them, but for the fact that several of the
citizens voted for were on two or three of the
ballots. Ono voter, as if anxious to get some
one not lready on the tickets, voted for Il. w.
Beschsr for Assessor. There was some CON.
tost for Alderman, there being three oandi-
dates. dates. Jas. DoughtOn received 43 votes and
Thomas E. Carly 81. Esquire Budd, as above
shown, was re elected. The Board is non.
partisan.
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

ANDY JoHNsoN's LErrER.-Tb. f,,lo,;
- the text OF Senator Andrew Johnson's 'Uma1 = r"i
10 tns invitation Of the New Hamnsbir. ntpy nleply
tE cratic State Committee to take the stun'n msmo
ons' oIIs stats duTag the present canvs, nj. 10
sttuton 70 viii inO bo bnomooraiC party and the Con-
Characteristic: a. 'amlllar and
:. I'D Dear n Sir; | am too busy, and your Us.,bo,
II TOO lively for me to think Of go;no Go weather
@ @Nsw hampshire this Winter. AlionrS lipS tro up 10
nave nave arisen FROM the Democratic ouples t
itatoD tut up Is the Union and overthrow the GoH
now IS Ii. 10 raf, afOI3 The only obstacle to peace
cSncsda e equal rights to all man WI party to
that | am for equal rights, | moan men 2 say say
nnen nn you say it you don't mean r. W. Gut tL
iISenoeratle party gets right on mi. caa, on ;ns
men the Constitution will be safe and uoS..oa vo
'ommand the services Of Yo"t'. Yo,v' ana ,r you can
ANDY JOHNSON"
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

A1oUNG LADY WALKS FoUR AI1rrs lv,,,r :,
ASLEEP AND Is BADLY FROzEy -4Ia','.i ~ iiILh 4-
years and a-halt ago Mr.. Crockett 'Tao IaSv Two
DuDuqus. removed to Stuart, in t6is SIZE Stotas
taklng with him his wife and children ono go "
alle lausr being young lady. Some ionT j, ,Ua W
ago the tr"n was thrown into consternot;ns, -
ms announcement that Miss Crockstt ,,oS ~
missing and cou! ID not be found. Tbe LAS was
was sounded and everybody turned ont tbnnnL II
II was 1eartulIy cold. 1t appears sba 80 81
very early IN the morning, and caiIaJ Use Use
mother, telling her to get un, Har H. ,uo,t her
rose soon after but did not miss her fU.nvr fOr M
hour' and on searching for her she sopT ~ al. an
1e found. No trace of her could hs fond Hot ~
inc village, and the search baoop Cn"G ON ~ ~
pralrle. Her cousin soon found her trooL'
ana followed them about four milos vba"1, bt"oHs,
found her IN farm house, whers sbe baJ I" ne ne
a a lew moments before been taken bv 9ue .Lo
iamily, who discovered her wandering abo,,, 'ne
II ost' She was badly frozsn, and # is foaraS
" Mli! ioSe both her legs, if not, indeed ber ifa
1t is marvel how she escaped deatb Iv, on ne ne
prairie She had on nothing but bar Om micLt 3ne
aress' thin pair Of stockings, a pair of sI;rt
pers and thin, small shawl, and sLe Ip m
exposed to the weather and snow for ,braS "as
louFS' she Is about twenty wears ola onS
exceedingly popular among her friends Sba ba
; suoJect to somnambulism, but thi. ;s ho tLo
lrst instance where she went avav frnn, b Il tns
-DuGuQue Times, Feb. IL 0U' ii0 0iHe'
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

Lady Burdstt Coutts thinks that NOR. ~.
Im1lght be made of goats than is now Jore N;o =,
England for the supply of milk, and t5e "H In III
Gon Echo endorses the opinion. All l1Un, nUnr
southern g Europe where pasturage i. scoDtr U,tr
goats furnish tho milk supply. Go,ts s0am.y nsy
hardy creatures and their milk, wbils frosb "ie 3
hardly distnguishablc from that oftbs oow IS IS
boiled while still warm from the animal II% i no! II
acquires tho smell and favor which bavs To.ep Ssea
the causes of its uupopularity EcIo tb;1Il Geen
mat the food supply Of England tminfs m;nS,
De greatly increased by the use Of eoats n6;II'
ana goats flesh, and the opinion is rs,1nn n,IA
able ons for hundreds Of thousand, Of asoh- nonnI
IN Southern Europe and Northern pVGPde GI;ns
GeTlVs their sustenance from cnats -AtTlca TEa
ul1erence OF climate between Sout6ern E-rnme nmo
ana England so for as it affected The ,~fOpS foIpS
neeessltlss OF the inhabitants, would dm;n;yb Co9
ths degree of value put upon goats f..h f'nis9 5
MILK but would still leave nm annraa;aITI Usn dnu
valuo The traditions about milk d.pIsrs srlaoIe
set at noqght in the places where sosts m;m are
Is seid In Naples, for instance, thar cam NIX ia
no aduIteratlon OF the milk sold. for tho &c
uElVes his goats to his customers and m;lES tL
gear directly into his customers inc II Ill. Iuo
conspiracy existed between tho Soat snJ J"IsSs n
master there could be no fraud or decent;an" "?p
Suoh method Of serving milk. p'''" III
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03
CLOSING OUT AT COST!

'i't ~ hNIiEE Hr,II[ STOCK OF GOODS MUST RE
attD WspCr oUI ~ BY THE FIRST OF
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02

lSnELLIHLr NhEEIHG TArER F,R MsuE-
IN" ILofHING WITHOUT \ HREPAEhT!UN.-
D"e"iioa Lay the lLdclIibIc Paper upon
t." article 70 be marked and place over a
piece OF luin writiu. paper. upon which MI"
with common lead pencil. or any smooth
point iirhc marking i pressed with a ho,
h1t.iron. or Otherwise heated for a few sec
o1Is, IL can be washed Immediately with hot
water and soap It, usual UdrTqEfcf not 70
fade or spread in the cloth. A package sent
postpaid, on receipt of b cents. two for $50
cents. Address b. ALEXANDER &, co.
Sole L. ;. Agents Sth street opposite Cooper
Institute New York. Agents wanted, send for
terms. Please quote tins paper. TN
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice 10 Taxpayers.

\ LII Persons owing Delinquent Tares to
IN the Stage and Parish are hereby no,,foJ
to call aud settle same within ten Lovs \
neglect or refusal tocomply with the above
VIII necess''ale immediate action on my part
to enforce payment according to law.
"A" cnrrent Taxes must be paid by the Sis,
Gay "i October, To save trouble and costs
RayviIc, La, Oct 2nd, -.
W. L. JONES.
II Tax Collector.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02

A PEoPosTTIoN-W propose to advertise
land for sale. with this understanding: rthe
land owner will give price and terms, and
If no sale, 10 charge and if sale he will
pay us 10 pei cent of thepurchase price. ont
of the cash payment.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02
Changers Of Rich.
land Parish.

| wiIl.D V. meet the Charter Members for the
purpose Of organizing Pomouia Grange AT
Rayv'lle, La, on Thursday, 2lst day Of Oct.
Pr"Nimo. Masters and Past Masters Of sub.
ordinate Oranges and their wives who are
Ma'r"ns or Charter Members are entitled 10
tins degree; lie, all attend withou, fail.
Respectfully,
JNO. A. flEMLER,
Deputy.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02
Lost, Strayed or Stolen |

From the undersigned, on Saturday last.
one dappIe gay horse about eight years old,
teck bowed, crooked hind legs, ears Inclined
Y turn forward, coming close together at Ton
4 Y small lump on the under side near The
,im OF the tail bone. Any information that
re lead TO the recovery Of the horse or the
in Y of theft will be thankfully received and
Sded by MRS. MOON
n Eayvile, La, Oct. 2nd, 1878.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02

Piano For SALE,-We offer for sale the
celebrated Waters Piano. This is said to no
an excellent instrument and any persons
desirous Oh purchasing one would find i, to
their interest to call on us before or,lerng ~
this instrument is fully warranted to give
satisfaction. ,c
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02
JUDGMENT.

''N' ''''LA ; NkNrLE' wife, Parish Courr,
Moses J. LIpDELr, hnsbd, land, STAT, Of
Lnuiana
reason of the law and the evil,nco !,
~ ms S'"t, and lay further reason of nm
Aus "er Ecin2 flied, and the case being ro,,n.
"f'! ihkep up, IA IL ord,r tor ,rjpI and H.,
raw ana The evidence being favor or tho
pHiE'if, Isabella !. Se,npir " IT,. il i ,lc,,-
tore ordered, adjudgcd and d,crrcd ,I,u, III.
community ct acqGets and gains herc,nC,,.
eNisnnS between Isabella +. Scmple. VIII.
ahd M"'es j. LIldcli, husband. be- ,ii,,oIv,d
ana 'l'' Si'" Dc separated in properly fran
hin', anu lint she be- authorized Ia resIn,, ,l
separate c"'trDl and administration of L,.,
SEPARATE property AMI be- authorized ia nam.
age "'r ail'IfS rs fnDt :oie. II is further
u'''ee" liat rlainidi Is the owner If the
Fii"" AMI salt If Bed Room Furniture. as
described N P!ainrih : petition. and tia, ,be
he placed ~ possession thereof unde, L,.r
separate control.
Head and signed in open court this oIs,
August, 1915.
X. =. WILLIAMS,
Parish Judge.
hereby certify the above and foregoing IN
bc Il true and correct copy Of the original now
on file in my oiirc
- Nnncssny .olicialE y ~uature and
) Seal seal OF Office on This 25rd day of
~ Augusta. d. 1879.
]. NEWT. PITTS,
a"S--S-Jis. ClerA lib Dist Court.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02
FINE MERCHANT TAILORING!
Now il Your Tinse!!
SAVE 20 PER CENT ON
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.

Being de,lr1us of retaining our workmon
by giving them employment during the dull
season, We will, from MS date To the IOih
September, make 10 order any kind Of goods
at 40 PER CENT LESS" than our regular price
tor same.
We have on hand nice assortment of
Cloths, DocsEins, Basket Diagorals. Fancy
Suilngs. Pants Patterns and Ecstiuss. This
Is a rare opportunity 10 get fine work at low
rates, as our CATER i unexcclied, and we have
only iirstclaSs worknen.
GEO. {. KRESS g. co,
Jy3l-2t Nick>burg, Miss
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02

We will advertise any horse, mule &c, for
the owner that may be siraycd of or stolen
on conditions that if the animal is not recov-
cred, no charge, and if; recovered the owner
will agree TO pay us SO for advertisement
t.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-02

! .l.,v y,-f- ,..,... Ir N-.'riq,f n,.;,r,
the i,ir-s-,ry ,f Lo,'.,. rl.i ,.... ,.,.,.t .,..
u'ur LrAiru.,aIarr 10. r,.r vugit. ...,..,.... d
VIII hl.n-"tj over seventy t..I,..,,,i..,...l
b,vnr> and Au'1,r-. of h.,ir rr,,,n,. nal
this country. ip H.. -sra, ra-s # ;sr.,,r.,.., 81,
comprehensive Hjrr"uarv g. rl.. G,.... anal
supplying ~aar hong G.i; ~ ,L. r....a.,...
puhc. TA- r-,n.r OF r,r>,. Lahore .,.,...,,..i j.,
ilrrr Lr.raud very cl.l'g yo.,l.r, 9, v,,,
"'i:ol m'nrm"ut IT Icarpiug. An Ahr,l....
meat ct 'u- ar"at war,. fir rnrr.r,r ~.
made IL pr >,n.rh hlu~,'f j, ,iIr one We
hay arranged Q. furnish cur ,r1-r. Ii.r,
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