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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-02

NOTICE : THIRD WARD-.SAMUEL
IN A. Price is named as a candidate for member
of Board OF Education in the Third Ward, and.w
be supported by his friends. apr2-2t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-02

COMMITTED WITHOUT BAn.-Enoch Rash and
Frank Jackson, both Delawareans, of whom we
spoke, yesterday, as having been arrested in
Philadelphia charged with burglary and arson,
have had a hearing, and were committed to
Moyamensing bail being refused.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-02

CrRoUs CoAuNa.-One week from tomorrow,
Forepaugh's circus, which has started off on its
spring tour, will give an exhibition in Whining
ton being the first of the season. 1t combines
its usual attractions, and free balloon ascension
will be made from the show grounds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-02

The DELAWARE SHORE RAILRoAD.-The exc
cntiye committee of the Delaware Shore II. II.
Qrom Pennsgroye, over the river, to some point
on the West Jersey II. R) have completed ar
rangements which promise the opening of the
road by the LIST of August Tho terms are nm
derstood to have been very favorable to the
company. The road is twenty one miles long,
and Will cost about two hundred aud eighty one
Thousand dollars. AS soon as the road is ready
the rolling stock will be placed upon it, and will
begin business
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-02

STEAM SAW
AND PLANNING Nj Ii
Particular attention given to nlilng orders for
OAK, WHITE, AND YELLOW PINE.
CUTTING WHITE PINE DECKING A SPECI-
Atty.
All kinds OF
PLANNING, MATCHING, AND SI.ITTlNG
ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY AND AT REASONABLE PRICES.
Also a large stock of
SAWED SHINGLES, SPoKES, AND
PICKETS ALWAYS ON HAND.
WHITE AND r. o. PILING.
H. w. CAUSE,
Foot West Street,
Jan1sd&wfp Wilmington, Delaware
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-02

THAT SPELLING BqE.-A good many of the
friends in this city, of those who took part in
the Spelling Bse at Brown street Church in
Philadelphia, last week, would like to know
" how about it." How about the preparations
for long nights contest when only a half
hour suilieed to spell down the whole party.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-02

PAYING THE TEACHERS. = W. H. Cloward
Treasurer of the Board of Public Education, viii
pay the teachers at his residence, 839 Tatnal
St., from to 8 o'clock, and at the Norma
school, at 0 o'clock, this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-02
IeMt Adrertisetmfuts.

GARDEN TROWELS AND POLISHED
VI garden forks. W. Rose Il Bro, brick and point
ing trowes and Henry Disston plastering trowels
OF various styles, for sale by
WIN. II. BILLANY,
Q14 Market Street Wilmington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-02

YER PLATED CALL BELLS,
- brass and silver plated tea bells, hand b. lis of
all Sizes stove door tongs bronzed and silver plated,
for sale 10y
VIM. H. BILLANY,
Ql4 Market Street. Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-02
Teiu Advertisements.

GH Ok FOR VERY SUPERIOR
pO. .Ac hard White Ash : toye Coal. our pat
ent wagon delivers 1t into the cellar without dirt or
trouble. GEO. W. BUSH d SON,
French Street Wharf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-02

The Philadelphia and Hartford Propeller
Line will commence running from Philadelphia,
tomorrow. Bush's steam freight line connects
with it from Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-02

TESTIMONY from HIGH AUTHORl-
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, L, b l7,iSTt,
GENTLEMEN: The renort having been made that
WebSter's English Dictionary is adopted as the
standard by natOnal Ulcers. to the exclusion of
Worcester's take occasion to say that far as the
Library of Congress is concerned Webster has never
been followed In ortho lraphy In printing its cata-
lcgues, reports, or any other do uments. On the
contrary, wherever proofs from the Congressional
Prin ing ON mbo1y the innovations upon English
photography which Webster introduced, they are
established spelling. as represer ted by Worcester
and the usage of all gr at English writer's. Very
Respectfully.
A. H. sPoFFoRD, Librarian of Congress.
BREWER & TILESTON, PubIishe ers.
apr2-tf Al Franklin Street. Boston.
T1HE COMMERCIAL PRESS.
ALL VARIETIES OF PRINTING EXECUTED.
Commercial Printing,
Circulars. Cards, Labels,
Blll-Heads, Letter. Heals
Tags, Statements, Price-Lsts
Oh ok Books.
EVERY JOB OF PRINTING THAT THE MER
CHANT NEEDS,
BY THE COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Southwest Corner Fifth and Market Streets.
I P.'S CAN SAVE MONEY BY CEI-
y TING blanks wholesale at the CoNMxBoIAL
Office.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-02

SIOUX CHIEFS EXPECTED AT wAsHINaToN-THEY
ARE WILLING TO SELL. THE PROPERTY AND WAIVE
ALL TREATY RIGHTS FOR 100000.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-30

The o!1io E1eas:oas.

The official returns rrnr1 ;@a >'aio
elections give the ro.lov;:'E: ~,
Governor-llaycs, 291.sl3 Al'.n.
292,2G4, Hayes m5iori's, 5,";H.
For Lieutcnant-Goyeil1cr-- fou' 3.
297,o3l; Cmcy, l81.0GS, ,or.e'.
majority, o,9C3. Iiiyhcstrrollioiion
vote $500.
The currency question was one Of
the issues that had not little to do
with this election. 1t also indicates
quite clearly that important national
issues are not to DC abandoned. The
great interests secured and settled in
our recent national history arc not
10 he abandoned.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-30
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The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-30
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The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-30

NJ NJ are Informed that ley. J Z.
Campbell! O into place, invited, O.
Sabbath, Rev. Dr. Caol,a int9
1e pulpit Of Ajjs.rcnfTcln,, ana aai..a
~ y 70 Ike part in the public eNcr-
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The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-30

VALUE or \ NrwsrArEr.-- The
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The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-30

And Will come near TO YOU io judge iucrt ana
Will be Il swift witness against h" sorcrr-
rrs, and against the a,lulicr"rS, a;lh :G;iiusi
false swcnrcrs. AMI against thc-r tisai "p
press the hiIrinr in his wages, tho willow
Rnl the fathcrlcSS. and tnii t;lin "~iic The
stranger from his right, ani tea !:"t ne,
saith the LGro oil iiosts.-kihi.heiii.ii!, 3.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-30
US. GEaNr, President.
HAil.T"N i'i$H. &e.y2tary OF State

TIE D;rYrH'.xcr.-A young man
or fine education and superior hu:-
::eas ca.ac;:y, WHO has f2; years been
= resident .: our s;!ata, was telling
US recently t',:,. be hal quite 10
ton or leaving south Carolina. !ic
gave IS (. '2a:on i;!"t IL l:ad hes"
travelling ii tie Great West. l:o
net w:th s""& eo~.al craetin:.+ .,aa
st,aas,.i# s#sH s,na.f i,.."-
lions u I.:n4 II ,i.a
al sH.iias ":l.. hu-.,.a .iyiss a"5
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-30

II some persons were 10 hcsrow
2. !t:.i u i!.@:r fortune III laa a4i.
Aow 70 @ps!!.; i.e c,nor ila,.. Uau.g
6t n"nry extremely wei la'G or,
!ir l4ai sp"nG, t',o lovtul anl, per-
Ei'ti:i5 ma>ii TO be tMice Yuncd
'''ca .. l.at a bce9.r, 4 ..cs Ii,
co",'''l,or"Sion. re has sain-d ,a-
l'cr ".lai.cnca f.om lya nor io
reniance from rcpricvc. Ifo hms
been ali lis life abusing iornra Win.
out cnja}ing Aer, and purchasing wia-
dom without Possessing her
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-30
Christian. Courtesy.

."n are Informed that Key. ]. T..
campbell! o. in.s place, invited, O.
Sabbath, Rev. Dr. C4ol,a into
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-30

sos Ting ST, Charleston, 6. c.
Nay l5-:i
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-07

IAese rascAlly Indian ageats have
beea caught cheating the Indians again.
Pref, Marsh eones hose from the wilds
and shows the President samples Of the
vile seer. sugar. eOsee and tebacoO dealt
cut % the nations wards. and while the
Indian Commissioners are trying 70 ex-
plain then away. Gen. Rcpe reports thar
even tAese are withheld from them. and
the Indians are starving. and therefore
may he drivea 70 indulge in their favor
its pSSsSne Of se&lPSag the whites All
this eO0es Of the corrupt contract Sys-
ten Of the Interior Department. WHERE
BY crew Il thievins traders contract
CTS, whisky peddlsrs and border rufSAns
grew rich By rOhbing the Indians, What
Is needed Is IN honest. fearless nan At
the head Of the Interior Departures, who
will break up the corrupt rings and deal
with this horde Os plundererS IS the
wezSt enemies Of white Is veil as ned
men
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-07
.,,alsTHsT 4 PASSgMPSs a.
- ~ s. NJ -
ORLEANS PROBATE COURT.

-.a-s -lur-s i-s held a. Nss-srs on Nlusilg ami
-uv tl.i &C. iascg-zi "a wa,i1ss,iis ant rhals-
s ~ su.a wees rhs fa.in., 1,isiasss VS. a-1us-
.s. reis sssx sn,Isg I1ne s.
HrE Il-Alu1u Eaes-ts- sallts- .uuulssiguers-
.r- sll-us,f= bearing ln sel--cm.n. ;uuzu1s,i -xl
F-ts. IkH sr1sz. ssti,t. srier ~ uutca Scr
...laususs hsarssg June T.
Elss l-ggrtr p -.u--gr-s sslisse a. C. Wilson
au.as--lsar- wu- C. Hklls 0-sau killer ispri-ers
la'' ruali-saan-fs-
.s-l --Aa Ealfv.1't sa-ilts heprsers- -spors
-..s-r-l :. W. Fshis -sllss- lggrssrs' -sgors ~
--e- ysr5. r Flr-tlraus r. :. rllman agpo.li-
s -il-aan- sl1lsl E.laTislus sstafs5 z. 3.
..a. A. .. 1us- n-Vr-ssr1. Nl-saa lLIslu-' sssl-s
rH. .11asL rshsr1h sIr-reI's ssg,ls- ucsass
rH|.a.
sr- f-E-ln Mloa-i estate ucsnsa r-anss,L-
..ar C.smsuss ss-i-s5 ucsn-s r-anasL
.fls 5-Nl1cy wEari's estate, Elua E.sls 81
u.rsa1slr. r. e Fslalrg. r. 8 Fl-xh1rss sum
H....rrrrA
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-07

TEz PEER BzTAxr-TEe EeE York
correspondent Ct TIE Coueard Maltor
gives the fsiIsEi1g tescripsian q the
poet Bryant WHICH VII beneEs 70 many
af aiz admirers vac have sa01ght tat
great poes must &c great man Mr..
Bryz1t Ehs = now past fsarssar=- Il Al
EI1zsrztiau Il tie power & a Temperate
lie He 4 Of Egat bald sands z5o4t
I've feet hizh- and dos nos weigh more
thaa 0ue hzas-zf Ps1zdz- HIS lad :
The ouly InposSng f=zt1-z and lie may
e ezIl=5 ne ErsIe lzz WIKI ~ had
B-yzzt i called he z-.zsezz e Aze-I-
sa1 poe1s- bGs there Is nothing poetic n
as manners AID EssIe II hls eouze-sz-
s5s1- He = sazrp business nan. zzys
EttIe zad that % the poInt- AID kzo~s
how = make msaeg- He = worth half
q u1Iiou- and : he rseaezs pses i tie
. world This Izzense E<zlEh wa zz6e
4 the s5S< e th< Rrzizg Pssz. vhsrh
= 4 Vs-T l1c-z-TT= pape-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-07


fangs. sAssld Be Wild With JOY AID eoo-
sratGlased ~ al her frie1ds. SasA Is
life.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
BspiAnin Rogers Ct Joh1zb1ry saved
his lsft hand badly Nay %,
The S. JOhnsbury Trustees have for.
hidden base ball playing in the village
streets.
". T. SPoOos- Of St. yshnsbEy gos :
hole through enc finger Nay - while
examining ! piz,oL
R4RDFICK
Mrs Lilly cf Woodbury.. mother Of
the Drenzn Brothers. Is very sick Eish
the PoeuRCaA-
Our Village SeAooI Is nov held IT
the cd schScl h01ze "a the hin. the
house having been repaired for that pur-
pose
Hsary Perley has been appointed JUS
toe q the Peace by Gov, Peek. 70 fl
the vacancy caused By the removal Ot
e. L Wells 70 Worcester. Its large
vacancy and L tsok h,g mara - II e.
The ordinance q baptism was admin
isosred 20 SIX persous By Rev H I.
JOoss AMI 4 4 Hoys-shree IN the
I Advent and three IN the Methodist faith.
The oEner q the hnd having SANE
gruige against the VI L Society. re,
4 fused them the zru1nd where such ser.
viess are Usually eoodueted. oblIginz
then 70 repair some distance beIov ths
village
The remains Of Hrs Nerris. wife q
Harix1sk Nsrris. we're brczghs fruu
Worcester ard Inferred IN the vill1g1
cemetery. Mr. Norris vas the frs,
child bor1 in Hardviek. and vas uanet
IN bGuor ef the town He died sevsra
years agv and WIS buried here. Hew1
/ minister q considerable note
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-07

While locking about for honest and
capable men 70 take the places Of the
ra<cals and nineonpeops quArssred upon
the treasury and the southern people BY
his remarkable predecessor Attorney
General PIerrspont has found tine to
draw up = circular 70 the judges, dis
triet attorney and u2rsh2lS, setting forth
What he expects of them His progrann
max Be summed up in > very few words.
Severe eeooomy. rigid accountability
He finds that money has been expended
in soue districts without necessity and
without honesty" The result Is that
the appropriation for the fiscal year Is
nearly exhausted He specifies so1e Of
the abuses, and then serves notice on al
Concerned that that sort Of thing IS not
goiug 70 De tolerated No wonder some
Of the southern republicans" are threat
euing TO defeat Mr.. Pierrepont's eouir,
uation- next winter.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-07

Al MAID eose1Po-zry Eaieh hzs
beea Szzrs1z - he Ezs 4 sezza 1lzs-
tsrz Saws thas czrzg tie past far
ns1-Az and > kAiE tssa-g-siz ssez=e=z
have besa Destroyed and sss Eses hsk
On an zEsrzgs steamer Aas 5eea 2e-
strsEsd sssry week s5zss he Iss Il Iza-
az-T, IzsslyI1g al assrzgs bss 4 fsrTy
ives This s<r4zSzlT sk0Es zea1 4
greater care taaa = asE zssd kx tAe
P-sses4ia1 AZ FrSY<zry sAA Izfs A "a
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-07

CCRzAST WORNS--A correspondent
Of the CgRgrsg-Itj0naIss$ gives directions
how 70 prevent eurrant bushes from be-
ing destroyed By wOrus- The eggs are
deposited q the under side of tender
Leaf about the tine the suckers Of the
curAnt bush are foot high When the
eggs begin TO hatch. the y0ung feed On
the juice Of the leaf until they can crawl
Thsn they drip down and scatter. Seoa
after the egg IS deposited the leaf viii
turn i purple reddish color. Such leaves
should De plGckel as fast Is they zp-
pear. and hundreds Of little creatures
VIII De fund The microscope reveals
then plainly The leaves should Dc cut
80 carefully that none Of the destructive
insects be scattered.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-07

The f5IIaEng L certainly = model
medical pGE= Dear docsor. shall De
I75 years ed cert Oesober. For over
81 Years I have been Il Invalid. unable
70 move > step. except When moved D.
lever. Bat year aga l heard Of the
6aru5calzr SFrup- bo1ght = bottle.
smell tie cork. aud found myself > nan
can new run twelve niles IN half az
ha1r, and thr9E thirteen soaeEszaIts
EEhog5 Stopping
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-07

Most q the failures IN life arise from
IN ignorance Of how and WHEN 70 leave
Ct When E9u Rad the life Of almost
any great nan. with the execution Of
Auguzt1s Caesar. ysE see hO~ mach
greater nan he would have been Il lie
had known hsE and when 70 leave Of.
AIth0Qgh 1t nay De trivial thing "a
uentloa- the art Of LEAVING q Is n0s
less re,4 uizTse n esuszhiP than IN other
aud mere important transactions Of hu-
nan lie How many > nan has failed
70 make himself happy or miserable ev-
e. sfterEzrd beea1ze he has made to-
much of = slight advantage. Or pressed
TOO FIR snail encouragement
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-07
Special 2Iotises.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

q GENTLEMAN weo szzsres ST. yearS esoz Ner~
Avs hees1sy, Prs1axssFs Decxy S26 Al SAs espelS
q yeethf1 aascrsssoa Vii s1r TIE SsSs e ss@sraS
AG-a1y, sSos ese - a. vas oet = TX reosspe sa3
elrscsie1 ssr zsS1s ~ Slzp3s re=@sy ~ vhtcA he
Tvs s1rsi- >ersrS wSSAaS PrcSs - he &ivsTssS-
sTs sxpe-ezcs es1 % - " aas-eSSsns n pSrfecs
ceasSe1eS. JOHN s OGDEN ~ Cszar "a. \. Y. l-as
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-07

Soue r1s5szI payers n NeE Ha1F-
sdirs are thriving oGs pres<g ees-sse1
aIuts thzs s=serzl rruops WI be czllest
rus1 saas Ssz1s = Uzsezs -1e Democratic
Iegislztu-s. 4h01I6 tHzt b0dT be sFgza-
izss3 VITA thzE esup8sxloa Ezsa T. Ne
zaess nsE--Eszr HGzsz RegisEsT-
NJ EePC5L1-zz payer n ms se11s A71
made any sE1eh Iz-iazSlsc- Al the hzz.s
n shas SssrserIonl have eoue frsm Demo
cratic srzzns Eh5-h have tAraEn tAen
cot . Srz the bez-rs e EheiT sE1 IS
swsrN II the ReF15Laezas q AsE
Hanvsh1rz cza nst he t.elr s~z ra~
tkez WI suseuns vIrha1E uakIaz any
al fsrsz..i.se help-8@44.ua 1sa<s-zsA-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-07

L BE FARH-The largest farm in
tie world : that Of George Grant, who
Owns the whale county of Ellis. Kansas,
eabrzeiug 10 less than SIC. 900 acres,
and which Is said 70 De larger than s.y
European duks3ou- He has $3.50, 900
invested II cattle. and L E1ntered s0GG
sheeB last winter. We dat see how he
has sqeeee.ied % well in farming but
suppose he has held regular earrespoud-
cree With Guar z Jsuezsr e Trzsbargh.
aud thus lad the benefit a bis vast az
rieulturzI zIsiau--C5tizsz-
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To CONSERVATIVES.

Fhs advertiser h2ying been psrrsanenty ecrei 4
sAat tread aaSsaSs. CSzsGzp<oz. ~ Szssgle reras3y
EaszzS & eGTs. To a. EAa SeSsTe L. BE va Sad
e9pE C he prsSSrfpeae1 -si .erss e charge with
sns 1rec25eas sE preparing S2 u<sEg ths SzzS. wheh
tAsy 81 Sz1 sgkz CyKk * CONSUMPTION. AsrExS A.
EzaxCKzrHS &E Parties wSSh7nz sha pz-essrixsss.l,
NJ nie1Ss 15srsss. Rev z A WILSON
l-SS 124 Pezz s. wElzrn<A1rgA. Nev YORK.
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IR4SRERGR

Daniel 7. Virgins has bought the
Larabse farm q H 5. & s. ". Wade.
Colsou s Brewster have raised the
first ssoET # their Tub factory. and are
pushing forward work 20 gss it iuto
working e0HdiSisu a< SOFA IS possible,
Ed Hill has returned fron Virginia
where be has been working for c. P.
Alen- He thinks the odd Doainioo-
Is the Plaee to % % if 4 person wishes
70 live easy ...r.
W. l. BarrUvs. tx collector. i On
The var path tryi1g % collect cd
taxes. s01s running As far back A. A.D.
ISL. II he Easa't big brave he
would decline trying 70 capture s1ch
stale s;alps.
EESF CHARLES TON
; P Corey has svApped his place
here f9r house IN Newport. and moved
the 6rss q l1ss week
Mr. Guild. the batter buysr. wss here
June 4th. for the first time this ssAsCu.
He pays froa ls % > cents per pound
f,r butter He expects % BE At FIiugs
stare every Friiay-
GL0EER
Remember BeedIe's concert Tuesday
evening
see the picture CT carriage in a1oth-
sr coluln and rad What Martin Abbssi
says about It. Mr.. Abbost makes a
good EagOu
John Mcclure has his cariing IA
cbine in complete running orier. and !,
n5E fully prepared % % god bcziness
a. Wool eariiHg
The inspection aud drill By he Cd
infantry company net l. announced a
Glover village June Ist An sxceIleuf
il1s VS. snloye'1-
/ See advertisement headed New Cash
stare D L has bought ozs J. Z
Dwiuslls interest IN the stare. put dow
prizes and VII hereafter d business q
the cash O. ready pay system
/ The Surviving soldiers. IN tcva. Of Ii
var of 1851 togsther with the member
Ct the militia company raised IN III
towns q Glover and Greezsboro. are rs
Z qzssted % meet II Gloysr village Tues
day afternoon June Sth. FIR inspectlsl
ard drill and I good social tine-eacI
perscn signing % axe part IN the sz
srcises Is requested % bring his u1zk.
Il he has oue. Il not take yUGr f'Eiin
Pisce- Is anythIng II The shape Of
Eun vii answer Soldiers frUu 1ijoir
ing towns and cSrizs1s generally are cul
daily invited.
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ANGLO SAXON, JR
Ths celsbratsd Trut1ing Stallion.

lie Celebrated Trotring stzllisa.
He vas ssrsd By O8d Anxio and be b Post BOY. he
by ~ HAY 6zz hF Me&sezgsr Mare. The dam
q Tszng Anglo VA sired By Cd Logan gTznd1zm
b EsrY aeAT rzzzEiye - Cesx1gt Dz1Ae las there
fars he Loza and high SPIRITED b@o0d q the Engah
raeE hsTse Hs las tF0st75 Efe - rs, zl.1o1gh
Untrzfl@z1- hzH hgSZAsE q Touag Angio won ihe
rzes Il 10 za5e hez- sherbF0oke three years zg0
szs5y srsz1fnz TIE 1Is-zaee in - zEnEtess ks Eas
zasrEzr.s ss5i 4 Nr sssgeas y L0Eell azss- fog
gl51o He Eeighs II5O b. Esands Is hands high .
s ezAs ysz-1 Cd Thls S1zlIon 81 stand The en-
Ing s@aAsa 81 IL 49, q rzzars9 AZ fsllsNas
MONDAYS. a. Fosters HoseI. GsgveF FiIiz1s TUES
DAYS. a. B-8sn's Hole3- BarsS1 Iandt2g. NkDsES-
DATE Crzssh1-F. Loser village: THUESDATs. a.
GrsezsooFs FEzgs. FRIDAYS. a. NsRsFizEas HOssi.
Grzessbogss sATCRDAYS, q shs1eh Hsligw.
TEENs-sSnze SERVES. $40 In @.y4nos TIE
$40 - - pas2 dsr1az TIE sssssa - inSurs
tzI 5000 - - gabd shsn Ehs mare proves E1ih
EaL Al Mzrez a. the oWners risk. and a. E-azss
&spassd q beSsFs he Bs1zl ike q Ealing VII be
eD1sk5ers1 w5th s1zl.
WI DAKLIsG. Agent.
G5sFsr. VI. Nay p. Is7s. z2-4
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2Ssasins 2lotiss>.

Many suffer rather than take naaseous
medicine Sufferers from coughs. eeliS
influenza. sore threAt. OF tendency 70
consumption. viii ind in ~. HIsts4r's
Bsa&ssss ef Hths Cser~y = remedy Is
agreeable ia the palate as efFectaal in
removing disease 80 cts and 81 = bot.
de. large bottles much the cheaper.
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ECONOMICAL NV Feen--25 cents
viii buy = package Of Sea Moss FArine.
made fren pure Irish Moss, which viii
make 50 kinds Of dishes. such IS cakes.
pies, pu3dings. etc. or Is quarts At
east2ris. jellieS. creams. Charlotte Russo.
hlanc mango, etc. Sold BY all Druggists
and Gr0eerS. $40