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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-13

.3r. M.-Frank Nangus, Andrew Man.
gus, and Liuis ShrankeAve died from
their injuries. Pat. Griffin, John Higgins,
James Lime, Frank McCGHerty and
Harris Loper will doubtless die,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-07
Fonrteen FAIR Questions.

To the Editor of the COmmeTctaL:
The working men of our city should vote
the Republican ticket. 1t is not to the in
tereat OF mechanics to vote the Democratic
ticket. The answers to the following ques-
tions will prove what say
lst Has the Democratic party ever been
IN favor Of protection TO American Indus
try?
2nd. Did it not always fly the motto of
trade and direct taxation
3rd. How would workmen in our rolling
mills and foundries live if the protective
tariff (passed by the Republican Congress-
was taken off, so foreign countries could
ship their goods made by cheap labor into
this country!
4th. Is it the interest OF the workingman
to vote for the interest of his employer or
is it his interest to go against his employ
er?
5th. Are the manufacturers Republicans
or Democrats; and is it not true that %
large manufactures out OF 80 in our city aie
in charge of Republicans
9th. Did not Democrat in Congress Of
fer resolution to admit foreign vessels to
American registers?
7th Would not admitting foreign vessels
to American registers destroy shipbuilding
in this country?
8th Is it the interest OF the men in the
shipyards and manufactures to vote the
Democratic ticket and thereby take work
away from themselves
9th. Did not the Democrats in Congress
try to bring about a change in the tariff,
with the bill introduced by Mr. Morrison.
and drawn by the New York Free Traders
10th. Did the Democrat ic party try to do
anything for the laboring man
18th. Did it not insult the poor man in
this State by not allowing him to swear to
his own name without he owned lot OF
land or house
18th. Are any Democratic leaders in this
city carrying on any manufacturing busi-
ness, or contributing to the prosperity OF
the city
18th. Is it not about time for workingmen
to vote to their interests and not let the
Democratic party howl ''nigger" at you!
14th. Do the Democratic party seek your
vote by fair arguments on any questions,
or by appealing to your prejudices?
These are fair questions, and would ask
fair answers by any one OF the city papers
WoRKINeSAN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-07
A Tonic without AIcohoI.

The PERUVIAN SYRUP is Prote cted Solution of
the Protoxde of Iron, which yitalizes, puriies and
enriches the blood Dyspeptics and those suffering
from Chronic Diseases read the following;
From Rev. John Gregory, Pastor of the Wesleyan
Methodist Church, Plttston, Luzerne Co., Pa
My Dear Sir-HavnR at various times, personal
ly, and in my own and other families tested the
great value of the medicine called PERUVIAN
SYRUP OR PROTECTED SOLUTION OF PRoToxIDE
OF IRON, most cheerfuly recommend it, especially
70 those who are suffering from dyspeptc and ner-
vous disorders. AS reliable aud powerful altera.
tive, it is, think unsu passed and as tonic, free
from all the objectionable features of ALCOHOLIC
remedies, it most efficient auxiliary to the tenn
perance cause. One of the greatest hindrances 10
the temperance reform at present is think, thu
medical use of alcoholic stimulants. Whatever ma
be argued as to their necessity in certain cases w
have in the PERUVIAN SYRUP, a safe and etfcieu
substitute for those dangerous remevies. This to-
iimony is given unsolicited with the hope tmt
some who not yet acquainted with the valuab
properties of the medicine may be induced to gle
il a trial. Yours truly, JOHN GREGORY
CAuTIoN.-Be sure you get the PERUVIAN SYRJP
(not Peruvian Bark. Sold by dealers generally.
thirty two page pamphlet, containing treatiseon
Iron a medical agent, and other valuable papsrs,
testimonials from distinguished physicians. cergy
men, and others, will be sent free to any addrefi
SETH w. FOWLER Il Sons, Prop'rs.
So Harrison Avenue, BOstcn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-07
rho Temperance Movement,

To the Editor of the Commercial:
[Geo. W. Wells hands us communica-
ton on the subject of the Temperance
Movement. After stating what took place
in the Masonic Temple Convention, he
gives the resolution proposed by Mr.. Mar
tindale, calling upon temperance men
throughout the State to scratch all the can
didates in either party who are not devoted
in personal habits to the success of the
temperance cause, and says ::
By the passage of this amendment the
majority built better than they knew. The
principle upon which the convention was
called, and upon which the minority en-
deavored to act was acknowledged and ap-
proved, and the convention we're advised to
scratch the tickets of both parties. and vote
only for moral and temperate candidates.
This then was accomplished by the con-
vention, viz A recognition of the right
and duty of the citizen to select candidates
for office OF accredited moral character.
With this result Of the convention we are
so far satisfied, and we do not intend to in
troduce the question OF nomination upon
the convention about to assemble on the
10th inst.
But we wish it distinctly understood that
we stll claim the right and privilege to
nominate Temperance ticket, irrespective
of any political party.
We call upon ali our fellow citizens, who
are like minded, to unite with us in this
much needed reform. To this work we
pledge ourselves with renewed energy, de-
claring in the sight Of Gad and man the sin.
cerity Of our motiv~ss ana the sacredness Of
our purpose. GEO. w. WELLS,
| Chr'm Elk. Committee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
Local Time Table.
rnAINs LEAVE w1IM1NaroN.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For Philadelphia-217, 6.4O, 7OO 10, s2O9sO, 952,
1037, 045 A. NJ. 1914, 12.37. 230, bO5, 546, 10
PA 1li4, 7. N. Sundays 2H, slO' A. M. ;S.OO' 0.SO'
For rii Centennial Depot-64O, $40, $40, $50, s52,
1927, A: NJ: 2.9O P. NJ. Ne Sunday Trains n 40 :,
For BSlti@oEe.2 i55s, Log. sss AN; :I2.59; Lis,
L2s 52S 64a 7lG ~ 70 sq9dsys n s 1s9y l0I a N T.
LIS, i. %, 7.1O, p NJ. Sundays, 1853, SO A. NJ
For New Castle-5.0O, go, 935 A. M. l25, $50 p.
For Delaware Il. R.~5OO, s.s5, A. NJ, $50 P. NJ.
For wilmington & Reading r. R.-64O, A. NJ ;
For Wilmington & Western r. R-lO2O, A. M.
$50, 7.45, P. NJ. No regular Sunday Trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Philadelphia 1;45, s2s. s8l, 100,
1l6O M Los LIZ 4S9 = 9s "a 0SS II AZ sS 49,
Fl From New York-I45, a. M; 1851. Lis, 200 P.
NJ From S1siSi lae rom Hayre de GraOe
sad sSIdSys 1872 A a. ~ ia NJ sI iiS9 3P p n @ M
944, 1IO4, P NJ Sundays, 2O7 A. M. ga II O4 P. M.
From New. Castle;-77.55, 9;S5. A. M Il, NJ l255,
From Delaware R. R-925 A. NJ. 800. $40, P. M.
From wilmington & Reading R. R-s1s, 1l4s A.
NJ ;7.35, p NJ No Sunday Trains.
From Wilmington & Western r. R.-7.55 A. M.
| 2.20, $780, p NJ. No regular Sunday Trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
From Broad Street and Washington Aye--7.90
$40, $50, I03O, A. NJ 12l5 1929 300 400 PIP, 90
From SD and Market Sts-l25o, A. M; 12. 10.
From Centennial Depot.-11.45 A. M, 245, 3.45
| 500 SIS, $50, g. 80 P. NJ No Sunday Trains.
| NoTE.-The black figures represent the Sc Limited
| Express" on which an extra fare is charged
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-07

Boughman, Thomas & Co., are constantly
adding new styles to their already large
stock of paper and envelopes They now
have the best assortment they have ever
offered for sale,
The Annual meeting of the Society OF
the Home for Aged Women, will be held at
the Home, this afternoon, at 8 o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-07
rarlner Uen.enniaI Awards.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-Amongst the
Centennial awards announced by Centen'
nial Commissioners to-day for which the
exhibitors are entitled to diploma and me
dal are the following:
Miss s. E. Anthony, Smyrna, DEL, en-
broidered picture.
James Kirkham, Chester, Pa, cotton doe
skins.
State of Delaware for minerals and tim
bers.
McLear & Kendall, Wilmington for plea
sure carriages.
Pusey, Scott & Co., Wilmington, for South
America and French morocco.
VIM. Bush IL Co., Wilmington, for Tam
pico and Cape maroons and drill straight
grains.
glass models of hydraulic rams.
r. H. Williams, Milford, Del, for quer-
citron bark.
2. Cobb Il Son, Wilmington, for furni-
ture and door springs.
Lobdell Car Wheel Co., Wilmington, fol-
car and locomotive wheels.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-07

Edward Belts, President of 1.-THE First Ma
tiral Bank of Wilmington, Delaware do solemnly
arm that the above statement is true, to the best
otmy knowledge and belief.
EDWARD BELTS, President
Safe of Delaware, County of New Castle:
Subscribed to and affirmed before me this 9Th day
d October, 1876. p I. Il. SMITH,
Correct-Attest, Notary Public.
d. JAMES,
ISRAEL PUSEY, Directors.
oct63t WILLIAM TATNALL}
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-07
=. r. Kunl,ers Bitter Wine of Iron.


The great success and delight of the peopt In
fact nothing of the kind has been offered 10 the
American people which has so quickly found lis way
into their good favor and hearty approval as L. f.
KUNKELs BITTER WINE OF IRON. It does all It
proposes, and thus gives universal satisfaction. 1t
is guaranteed to the worst of dyspepsia
indigestion kidney or liver disease, weakness,
yousness, constipation acidity of the stomach, &c
Get the genuine. Only sold in 81 bottles. Depot
and Office, 259 North Ninth street, Philadelphia.
Ask for Kunkel's, and take no other. Soli by all
druggists.
DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA.
f. F. KUNKEL's BITTER WINE OF IRON a sure
for this disease. IL has been prescribed daily
for many years in the practice of eminent physicians
Appetite wind and rising of food, dryness il mouth,
headache, dizziness, sleepessness and log spirits.
Get the genuine. Not sold in bulk, only il ST bot
ties. Sold by all druggists Ask for E. r. LUNKEL's
BITTER WINE OF IRON and take no othec. 81 per
bottle or six bottles for So. All ask is trial of
this valuable medicine. trial will convince you at
once.
WORMS WORMS. WORMi
E. +. KUNKEL,s WORM SYRUP neverfails to re-
move all kinds of worms Seat, Pin aid Stomach
worms readily removed by Kunlel's Worm
Syrup. DIR. Kunkel is the only successful physician
in this country that remove Tape Worm in from
two to four hours He has fee until lead and all
passes alive and in this space of tms. Common
sense teaches if Tape Worm can be removed, all
other Worms can be readily destroyed Ask your
druggists for bottle OF KUNKEL's Worm SYRUP.
Price 81 per bottle. 1t fails; Or send to the
doctor for circular No 259 North Mini street, Phil
adelphia Advice free.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-07
8auk Statements.

--------s--->~-t- t->-~-~~-~----
ID FPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
HI UNION NATIONAL BANK OF WHINING
TON, STATE OFIDELAWARE, at the close of
business on the I'd day OF October, 1876
HrSnIrPCES
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-07

LAST TRIP OF TIA FELToN.-The steamer
g. H. FELTON, makes her last trip to Fort
Delaware on tomorrow, the 8th inst, and
will then be taken off the line for this sea-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-07

dpoD5OaI II
Wilmington and Brandywine," do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true, to the best of my
knowledge and belief. f. RICE,
Cashier.
State of Delaware. County of New Castle:
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9th day
of October, 1876. II. p. RUMFORD,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest.
JAMES MORROW
GE9i g }aSfs s; fGsAPELLE' Directors.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-07

State of Delaware County of New Castle. S.:
l, John Peoples Cashier of the above named
Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
JOHN PEOPLES, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9TH day of
October, 1876. JOHN II. DANDY.
Notary Public
Correct. Attest
VICTOR Dupont,
JAS. G. AKIN,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-07
City Business 9irEftury.

Carpenters and Builders.
j. r. d. Seeds, shop W. 4th near West
Druggists.
4. r. Brnghurst, 3l7 Market street.
Merchant TailOrs.
John II. Muhlhausen Ais King street.
Real Estate Agents.
Evans Pennington Almonds B'd'g. sth Market.
j. II. Frazer, Sd and Shipley streets.
VIM. Reynolds 4 Co., S32 Market street.
VIM. McOaulley & Co., COS Market street.
Restaurant aud Billiard Room.
Joseph Fullmer. 504 and 500 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-07

PERSONAL. state i'll response to ma
ny interested inquirers that VIM. G. Phil
ips, of Greenbank, who has been lying very
i'll of malarial fever Quot typhoid) was this
morning somewhat better, though still not
out of danger. His friends now have
strong hopes of his early recovery.
Rev. Samuel Kramer, OF Washington, d.
O., the father of the pastor of Asbury ID.
E. Church, will not preach in that church
tomorrow, as was expected. He was COM
PEELED to leave New York for his home last
evening. The pastor will fill the pulpit.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-07
2rufesstuual Cards.

DR. @. A. WHITE, THE CELEBRAT. 60
~ ED Dentist and Patentee of. Dentalc cfigYyYA
Improvements in Manufacturing Sets of Ar
tfcial Teeth, offers this great inducement to per-
whose are limited, viz Upper Sets, three
dollars and fifty cents Come and order at once as
these beautiful sets be had nowhere else at the
price in the world. Ask for Centennial Sets. DIR.
White be consulted at his Dental Rooms 235
North Tenth street Exhibit at the Centennial
Main Building. n. B.-PleAse call we only wish to
have you look at them.
DIR. Whites new $40 sets, light and handsome,
made by his patent process. sep2s-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-07

Y. NJ. G. A. BIBLE CLAss.-The Bible
class, under the auspices of the Y. NJ. @.
A, will meet this evening, at the rooms,
S39 Market street, at 7.30 o'clock. The
lesson, Stephens Defense" will be con-
are invited, and requested to bring Bibles
along. Prayer meeting, Sunday morning
at 9 o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-07

EPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF 1.-THE
HI FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHINING
TOM at Wilmington, in the State of Delaware. at
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-07

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
III NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON q
BRANDYWINE,' at Wilmington, in the State of
Delaware, at the close of business the I'd day OF
Octoher. 1876
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Only Remedy NHRres T5ranqs.
Change Your Surroundings.

where tiaan
and smell it o Grim Ga and
nlnld
pcrrdm of
planted
n
HiScTtIn sof rriS and rh
f son q N
MI through a
t formation this sS1re al L9O inG SOL
l.
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A STORY FROM PARIS.

A CASE IN WHICH THE GHosTLY is RE
BORTED TO HAVE BEEN PUT TO A
PRACTICAL USE.
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PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH.
BounashtettIe, Nov. 27th, 49,

BonnashtetHe, Nov. 27th, 1876.
LEADER DRuCKER, -. DEAR SIR
Des amole hob ich nix zu sawya fun
dae leXshion ovver, sane fardvelty
mulberry we de karls dort drunna hen
hob ich in mime lebdog noch net gsana
Mar mant crowd dar divel war drln,
odder gons lose ans fun de zwa.
We ich nivet wor in de meal ON Sun
dog do hob ich dar Flip Schneakor ow
gadrutfa gcowG dot ON bind barrick
no hut ar'gasaut "Well, Hans, wos
dankst fun dar lexshiou ?" Sauch ich,
"Ich vase net recht wos ich darfun
dank sull, ich glaub olsamole dos dar
Tilden un idar Hayes driA sin far dar
President, wos dankst H. 2" "We!l,
ich dank dos du an fardiyelts koib
bcht far so ebbes zu glawka we SELL"
Don bin ich ivver dar wogga rous un
LOB cen g'frOked eb ar sell backa kent
wos ar do sawya date, won ar kent don
sut ar 81 reckley Gus zeah. Ovvor ar
is fort un hut g'saut ar wot nix 2u du
hovva NIT meer. Ovver dc krank will
ich grean won ich cen net gawisSa het
war en- fardiyeltS koIb is, SO darf al
meer nimniy kumma odder ar find
amole Gus wo dar hoss i'm PETER hook
ed. "
Ans fun Ga grosa gaboter is dos du
sulst dine nachter leaben OILS dich selbst.
Now, Mr.. Drucker, des wart so oft letz
farstonna. A dale monslte mana sc
sutta de onra manner cara wiver glicha
un dale weibslite mana SO sutta au
orra monslite glicha nit eraM mon
anahOw dea monsIite CANA olsamole he
zu onra manner cara wiver, won cara
manner net,dahame sin, do sin de leva
lite gons letz drin. No gebts au adalC
wiver dc leva aw cara mitwiver net, 50
duna olles wos Sc kenna gaich SO hinns
rum un ins gsicht sin sea no CUTE. Sci
is net recht, meer sulla oil CUTE zamms
81, un yader frow archt cara achnel
dreck far dar dare week butza before 81
onra week butzed.
So dank ich muss ich shlesa far de-
mole, icq hob gaexpect deer bissel u
shriva fun lexshion nn so witer, ovvel
dea Betz is net noch EN- morrlck KUN.
ma, cara Zwivle sin farfault.
Yours truly,
HANS KoNNAMAUCHER.
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until. yanoulshed by the superior fluidic
force of .he evoker and their spirit
helpers, he confessed that he had placed
them in secret drawer, opened by
spling IN cabinet which he described,
in room of which he gave the address,
in the Rue de L (in distant quarter
OF the town) under the care of a man
who was in his pay aud to whom. ne
had entrusted the key of the room. +.
b. awoke in the morning with full
and distinct remembrance of the noctur-
nal scene in which he had been so un-
willingly an actor though uncertain as
to whether it had been dream or a
reality. Alarmed, he dressed in haste,
rushed of to the Rue de l.. and ordered
his man on no account to let anybody
into the room Of whlch he had his key.
= But the Two gentlemen eho were
here this morning, almost before it was
light, came w your ORDER" replied the
man, and so, Of course, let them
ill.,"
n With an oath b dashed up stairs ard
iEso tho room his rage at the keeper
OF the Key aud the evokers when he
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PRACTICAL USE.
Colonel A., an English officer living
in Paris on half pay, entrusted some
very important and valuable documents
to the keeping of B., Frenchman, who
occupied the rooms Immediately below
those occupied by Colonel A. in the
Rue Il. aud who was supposed by the
latter. to be =, safe and confidential
friend dishonesty intending to use
those documents for his own benefit,
he subsequently refused to restore them
to Colonel A., and at length denied
having received them.
Owing to certain circumstances Of the
case, 1t WAS impossible for Col. A. to
recover his property by legal means {;
and having exhausted argument and
persuasion in the vain endeavor to in
duce B. to give up the paper, he deter
mined to evoke him, with the aid Of
Mr.. c., an English friend of his, who,
like himself, was powerful magueti-
ger, a medium and firm believer i'm the
feasibility of such evocation. Having
dx6d on a night for their attempt, the
colonel and Mr.. g., being religious
1ben, passed the preceding day together,
preparing themselves by prayer, medi-
Cation, and fervent appeals to their
spirit guardians for help and guidance
ID the act they had in view, ,-. ....
At about midnight they heard 3. en-
ter his rooms. They waited until they
supposed hiui to be thoroughly wrap
ped in slumber, and then solemnly call
ad'Apon his spirit to present himself,
hsinglng all their power of will to the
task ol. compelling him TO come to them.
Ttemepd9ns blows were almost imme
diately struck by some. unseen agency
upon the table. which was violently
pushed about and the author OF this
disturbance, interrogated by the evok,
ers, declared itself to be the spirit of b.,
and angirly demanded, through the
hand II M. g. Ga writing mediuui),
Rhat, ley wanted OF him. t.
nTbsFitwo evokers Insisted that b.
should tell them where he had deposited
Che stolen papers. and D, .obstinately re.
fused to give the information demanded
jerking the mediums hand about, Oh
beating iG violently against the table
breaking the pencil, tearing the paper
l,.and hilIug the room with strange noises
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-mMu harl. is ON tho Oon

=" My bark is on the sea-" as the
cur said when the captain threw him
oven board.
=" Society for the Promotion of
Wearing Clean Linen" is sign on a
New York clothing store. q
=" Did you do nothing to resusciate
the body 2" was recently asked of C.
witness at a coroner s,inGuest. " Yes,
sir ; we searched the'pocAets," was the
reply.
"A Warning. THE following notice
appeared on the west end of country
meeting house Anybody sticking
bills against this church will be prose-
cuted according to law or any other
nuisance"
{ 81 never can enjoy poetry when I'm
cOokin'," said an old lady who dropped
in on us recently. "But ween | step
out 10 feed the hogs, and hist myself on
tho fence, and throw my soul into a
few lines of 'Oapt'n jerks it does
seem as If this alrth was made to live
on after ALL" ....
"A wOuld-be swell, wishing far an
excuse to speak to beautiful woman
on the street with whom he was unac-
quainted, drew his nice white calnbric
handkerchief from his pocket as he ap-
preached her, and inquired if she had
not dropped 1t. She glanced at the
handkerchief, nodded ascent, thanked
him aud marched on, leaving the exqui.
site to be laughed at by his compan-
ions.
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THOS. s. BECK & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
BANK STREET, LEHIeHroN.

We have instructions to Sell The following Pro.
pcrties. AND persons dssifOus OF Purchasing sell
ing or ExoEanglng Roal Estate, will do well 20
give us a call: s
House and Lot, near Olewines TannerV. In the
Borough OF LehighuOn. House l0x32, stable
10Xl2 and lot 81 front AID 2 feet deep, well
planted with fruit trees. A never falling
well in the yard. Price, sl400, half cash, bal
ance ON instalments
Dwelling House ana Lot, on FOuIth street. Le.
highton. Now rents for $500 per month.
Price low TOR cash.
House and Lot, on MahOning street. LehightOn.
Price $3.50 rents for 81 per month, Onehaf
cash, balance by instruments
House and Lot ON Pine street LehightOn, Pa.
P'ice Sl4O0. Reuts for 50 per month.
100 Acres OF Timber LAND in MahOnng town
ship. Ia miles from LehightOn. Cheap.
f65 Acres OF Land In Penn Forest Township,
carbon county. At u specla bar9nin.
Seven Lots IN the Borough OF LenightOn. Good
locations and prices low.
Frame Building. suitable for a photograph gal
lery or Other light business. Cheap.
Jan. l, 1879. II. S. BECK q co
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JOB PRINTING at the very lowest price
q THE CARBON ADV OCAr OFFICE.
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everybody 10 know that 81 90 cash
VIII pay years subscription Tor the CAl-
Ron ADVOCATE.
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NENTSIOur large life-like steel En-
hU EN IkJlgravtngs OF the PreRf-
IdentiaI CandidRtes sell
MAKE Irapidiy Send Tor circular NJ
IY. Engraving Co, 80 Wall St.,
SIS A DAY boz 1886, NJ Y.