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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-29

WALLA WALLA ITEMs.-The county
commissioners at their last session, lev
led the following taxes for the year
1877; 4mills territorial; mills school,
mills county; J mill road tax. max
ing total of l6i mills. The tax levy
in Umatills county for the same year is
20 mills . . Judge Clark, of Lewiston,
has received the unanimous nomina-
tion Of the Idaho Republican Conven-
ton for delegate, and is said TO be a
strong man News from the Wallows
is reassuring; everything is perfectly
quiet. and all indications of hostilties
have ceased. The Indians are perfectly
satisfied. and only want McNall and
Finley arrested and tried according to
law :. We learn that the party en-
gagged In sinking an artesian well in
the neighborhoOd of Weston. struck
water at the depth of thirty feet. The
water rose niue feet in the tube, and
the owner is confident that the well
will furnish an abundance of water for
all the purposes of his farm. This is
the first experiment of the kind In that
immediate section of country. and its
success will encourage further exper
iments Of the same kind. -.
Donahue and Falkner have had on ex-
hibition on the fair ground the bones of
the msstadon who lived, they say 49,
600 years ago, in Whitman county, W.
t., near spring, where 20 feet from
the surface his bones were found. The
skull and jaw.bone weigh 500 pounds;
the bones of the fore legs measure 10
feet. and the animal must have been
two sizes larger than the court House.
As curiosity, sit is well worth atten-
ton.
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County and City Official Press
Friday, Sept. 80, 1875.
LIVE AND LET LIVE ;"

There is ring of true mettle and
vein of ho.nely sound sense and gen
uinc manIiness in the lines Of the above
heading reprinted from an exchange,
on our first page to-day. The cornpo-
siticn NAV not be a model OF literary
art, but the author had the root Of the
matter in him. IL Is not essential or
wise 10 bear wages down 10 starvation
rates. The security and perpetuity Of
the nation requires that all its people
shall receive the highest rate Of remun-
Grafton for work, that is compatible
with the development Of industry. 1t
is the nature of monopoly TO break down
oil independent interests and to suck
the blood of PROSTATE tributaries.
Such things ought not TO exist on the
soil Of a free country. Where ancient
communities are overcrowded and weak
encd by old age and enervated by the
effects of plethoric riches and luxury.
il may be found easier 10 gain living
by mutual plumber than 10 create it !;
but in n new. free country, any dog
in the-manger spirit or bitterness
of rivalry. or disposition to un-
dcrminc and suppress neighbors
Is = discredit TO any citizen.
There il 40 occasion for any
who can work to enact the role of a
vampire or parasite by preying upon
others for their living The poor need
not itch To piunder tho rich. nor the
rich to lecch the poor. None need
turn their weapons Of attack against
their struggling neighbors for place or
pelf, in any line of business. The earth
is bounteously productive and there is
wealth for all in the bounty of nature.
In farming that, to pour out its cornu-
copias of blessings the more freely, oil
should work in cooperation and lend
brotherly helping hand. when practic-
cable--"each estecming other better
than himself" in honor, preierring
one another" IN the true, grand style
of chivalric honor, which is the boast
and glory of the Caucasian race. The
Almighty never was so skimping in his
provision for his creatures. that any
need TO become assassins or blackmail-
ers for living. There is absorption
for all the aggressive resources of so
ciety in the conquest of nature and its
material resources.
These reflections are prompted by a
statement made to us by representa-
tive of one of our leading houses that
they were doing vastly larger business
this year than ever before, notwith-
standing the fact Of the large num-
Der Of new stores that have been started
here within the year. which have only
made moro business for them. This is in
accordance with what We have all along
claimed that every enterprise established
only helps to open the way for more.
each new one as has been stated by some
authorities. making business, on al
average. for six more. So come along
everybody. Seattle is the place.
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EASTERN STA1-e.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 21-A crowd Of
people witnessed the run of Ten Brock
to day against the famous time made by
Followcraft in the four mile race .. Sar-
atoga. in 1874, namely, I:l9I, which has
been the best on record The track
was in good condition. Ada and Ten
Brock started together. bat after lit
tie the latter horse took the LEAD and
steadily gained, making the FIRST mile in
the slow time of l:52a The owner
motioned the jockey 10 90 on. and in
consequence the second mile was made
in l;45l, and the third in i:i6i. At the
beginning of the fonrth mile new
horse joined in the race. but VAS left be-
hind. and as Ten Brock galloped down
on the home stretch the enthusiasm was
immense. The last mile was made in
l:5ls, and the entire distance in I:l52
or 81 seconds quicker than Fellow
crafts time, and seconds faster than
Lexington's time. Miles Walker rode
the victor, who is the property Of Frank
Harper Mr. Harper has refused sI2O,-
00O for Ten Brock.
The second race was for 2.year olds.
mile dash Belle Of the West won in
l:44l, Baden Baden second. The last
race was three quarter mile heats, all
ages. Easter Planet won, Geo. Bow
man second Time, l:l64-
CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-The Republicans
of the First Congressional District this
afternoon nominated William Aldrich
for Congress.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-Gold closed
at lO(aIs; Money, l@l!. Govts. dull
and shady. Stocks active.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2S-To- day is
Pennsylvania day at the Centennial.
Up 10 one o'clock NJ. there has been one
hundred and eighty thousand cash adj
missions, and it is estimated that two
hundred and twenty thousand will visit
the grounds during the day.
HARMS CITY, Pa, Sept. 2S,-A fire
here last night destroyed nine residences
aud stores; loss. $4,000, of which
about one quarter Is insured.
New York. Sept. 2S.-The Delaware
and Hudson Canal Co. sold one hun
dred thousand tons of Lsckawsnns coal
deliverable ut Rondout, at $3l2I to
$i.l5, liberal advance.
WASHINGTON. Sept as.-From care
ful estimates of the amount required to
pay of the Navy during the present
fiscal year, after all the officers that can
be spared from the actual needs of the
service shall have been placed upon
furlough pay. it is believed there will
be deficiency of at least q million dol
lars.
NEW York, Sept. 2S.-The bronze
statue of William H. Seward. recently
placed in Madison Square. Was unveiled
and presented TO the city yesterday
afternoon. The Grafton WAS delivered
10y William NJ. Evarts. John Bigelow,
Secretary of State. made the address of
presentation in behalf Of the contribu-
tors for the statue, and Mayor Wick
ham accepted the gift for the city.
There was large number of people in
attendance and much interest was man.
ifested.
NEW York. Sept. 2S-The steamship
England arrived this morning with
passengers of the disabled steamer St.
Germaine. now at st. Johns.
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amply sufficient TO pay the dividends as
usual. ard carry ever large balances 70
mex; month
Republican State Central Committee
have adopted the following resolution !:
I1<~]r>.i. Tbs, the practice Of levying
assessments upon candidates for Office
and upon persons ia Office for political
purposes, IS condemned by this commit
tee. and that this committees confidently
relies upon Republican citizens Of this
State to furnish by voluntary coutribu-
tious such amount Of money as shall be
requisite, honest AMI necessary 20 pay
expenses Of this campaign.
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TElEG r A p HIC
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco. sept. 2s.-It is re-
ported that three prisoners escaped
from the State prison yesterday morn
ing, and from the fact tina, reward
has been offered for only one. the sup
position is that the other two have
been re-oap,ured. although at presen,
il Is not positively known that more
than one has been recaptured. One of
them, name no, given. was under sen
tcncc for seven years, aud his term
would have expired in fourteen DAYS,
therefore it was presumed tina, he
would not attemp. 10 escape. The
name of the other Is given as George
W. Simpson. who was sent over FROM
Ssanislaus county FOR term OF two
years for grand larceny, on the Goth of
August. 1873. They escaped while
filling mattresses outside the prison
The third, Oswald Frenza. who 70,
away during the connection following
the escape If the others, Was brought
IN near the prison. by IL. Gov. johnson.
who covered him with his revolver.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 2>.--Consider
able speculation has been rife for scve-
raj days pas; regarding the October div
'dend Of the Consolidated Virgins, in
view Of resent rnmors concerning La
halisy 1t It's being passed, and that the
surplus ca hand is not sufficient i'm con.
necsiea with the receipts of the month
TO warrant their declaring dividend As
usual. The managers of the ,aine here
are very rcsiecnt as tn their intention
bat il 10 reported on what is believed e
be good authority. that tho surplus il
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4 q r o Pc.

BILBoA, Sept. 5S.--The local Juntas
have been constituted and have com.
mcneed their labors. The leading men
in the province counsel calm delibera-
ton and absolutely an unyielding as,i
tude upon all questions Of the Fureos.
One of the persons recently arrested
near San Sebastian for participating in
Carlist war. has been sentenced to death
by military tribunal. on a criminal
charge.
PARIS. Sept. est 10 stated that
Don Carlos informed the French Gov
eminent thst he would not re-enter
Spain at COS, Of another civil war. and
that be will depart for Belgium or
Switzerland in few weeks
LONDON. Sept. ss-The Hanover
Province Diet has unanimously adopted
. resolution requesting Prussia TO re-
move the sequestration placed on the
property OF the ex-King.
George Ernest Baudel. the German
sculptor, died at DouAnawerth. Bavaria.
today.
VIENNA, Sept 2s.-Sawaraf Car,
aif-sie-osmp. has arrived and has had
az interview with the Emperor.
Woo, Sept. 2s.-The departure Of the
frigste Franklin has been delayed On
account Of the death of sailor. injured
in a recent gale; but sailed to-day at
noon. with Tweed on board Hunt
with Sands. sailed to-day fer Southamp-
ton.
LoSpoS, Sept y. Ballion in the
Bank Of England decreased one hund-
red and ninety thousand pounds, dur
ing the past week. The proportion of
the reserve 10 the liability is g. per
cent,
PARIS. Sept. as.-Specie in the Bank
of France increased 3.ssa.ooo francs
/. during the past week.
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pIsuor wuIrAKEs,s SCHOOL.
An Esdsw.sss OF sao.oes ssr the
Esaablishmess 81 the Institute.

Bishop whitaker's school for girls, 4,
Reno. will he open for the reception OF
pupils about the LIST Of October next. The
school will be equal in every respect to tho
beat educational institutes Of the Kind In
California.
Some time since the sun Of $4,000 was
donated for the founding q school OF this
Kind In Nevada. by Miss Catherine l..
Wolfe Of New York City. provided there
should be raised by the people Of this State
. like sum. The citizens Of Reno raised
5000. and Bishop Whitaker has almost
raised the additional 5000. The school
building-the frame Of which 10 up-is
40xSs feet in size. and three stories In
hight. II stands In the middle Of q block
Of seven acres Of ground. in the northwest
part of the town. three-qusrters Of q mile
from the railroad depot. and oyerlooks the
whole valley.
The building will contain accommoda-
tons for forty boarders. six teachers. and
sixty day scholars. The school will open
With four teachers. The principal will be
Miss SIl, . graduate Of vAssar. The mu.
sic teacher engaged 10 Miss ouaniiie Of
Adrian. Michigan. and the matron IL Mrs.
Z. ". Stephenson. we'll known In San
Francisco. and last year . teacher In Wash
ington City. The school building will be
heated with steam. and will contain all the
modern improvements.
II IL intended to make this school 40 per-
feet In all respects that II will no longer be
necessary 10 send the young ladies' OF Ne
vada out Of the State for the purpose Of
obtaining . suitable education. The new
seminary will have the best wishes Of ev-
cry advocate of education in Nevada, and
will doabtless secure sufficient support in
the way of students TO make its success
eeItAiu.
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r.uoHr RrcsVrs. The following
fr,,sh,s for Gold Hill and Virginia City
xer. received during the t~-nty-ioa
hours ending AZ ~ O'Clock N. to-day
Wood. C3 carloads. % of hmber, y OF
merchandise, ? IL bluestone. 2 of hay %,
p,rley. ? Of ice, 1 IL building rosi, al
il,Ls, l u salt sni I of p,giIon.
TIM. ,f,srnoaa a miner Ia the hosting
works u the Consolidated Virginia was
s.,,ei with an stisek " ieliriaIn ttenish-'
IL vas necessary 10 Lind hiia with rops,,
before he eouli he iaisa TO tue ''H jan
anal cared for.
Dl-rsIor Auorsrr LED4n q con
.,.hle baldwin are having 4 gool time in
uops VALLEY. Two botes Of fresh oiooL
uoat we're received from them ia 'hs.hiA
thi. morning and iistrituisd among i's''
friends.
SAY" obs.Iyed a gentleman IA a MAN
s,,.., ..loon ,L.. afternoon. dye see this
nv in this yer cocktail "ies-ii' sAia
m. barkesp. " hut We take trade uoi'a'' AZ
par at tLi. shop aud everything GOES
sryrn,l new roof sre visible IA c'S"n
po,nt R.,ine. The people ia that i~oSaiity
an, l.einning 10 a., mp their hon,rs' s,.i
III .aon h. a. we'll hSai la their i1ui'stie
,,I,,iou. A. the rest u the Eotid.
.ccn,,f Ar rnr OVrnH,S.- Yesterday
.i,.rnoop A casman al the o''rnhsn n'h.
"a. Lnft xhil. dumping a eat ts' W
- nm. ANIL. wa. badly bruised bni ~
!. ,haneht NO bones are broken.
AssrSsarSr.-An assessment ~ '~'"'.
i've cent. pes shar. Is levied by IN" sin'a
Iosa Mining company. Delinquent q" hc
ar ~ August. Sss Official notice ~ ""'
ADVERTISING columns to-day.
p,,n Cnosny. IL the arm 81 br'''iA
Crosby. Virginia. Who has i@en sa.'h'ss'
90 al. bel for some weeks past WIN
ssr- attack % innammaiory fh"u"'''''"
4. nox able tn L. sal ssai"'
Ssxr Monday evening ali sp''''s'""''"'
a ~ exceedingly Interesting ehafs'"'
Iii 4. given al National Gnafi han bN
The .asii. attending The Virginia w"
High ssLs-I.
I'm, pm..ian Centennial Coiop'iss'""
az. Who have L-rn eramising lbe ,a""u
,or,ation- of the Consi'-'k lot %" ~
few I,,.' left for the Eastern siair- I'M
morning.
NJ. NrorSr Vas driving the team when
ran AWAY las, Monday. snd II .as iha'
Gentleman Who was crippled by the sect
lei. aud not Mr.. Swift. a. al hN y"
parted. 49,,
Tar temporary frame structure ~","
IN. for some weeks stood IA from" ' ~
International Hotel. Virginia cay on ue
,ite q the Sidewalk. Vas REMOVER ''"'
isy.
Mn. rE.sE wNyr, a ptoDi'h'"' s'"'"
man Al the halls u last winies. i''n,nsN
hi. morping from the cen'snn,as' SD'''
n, ha> i..n exhibiting his gnm e'N's'
Tur pnbiic schools Of virginia cay ""'
c,o., an The last FRIDAY of ,i'i. @"nlh TOT
tonr weeks vacation. stui'nis a'''"
.r..wiii aliks enjoy the rest.
rur City TaS Collector Of Virginia col
l,e,ed si,isa 90 for l1ense- sold d1i'As
the past week.
Jupor IIsrSo aud family isiii0i la''
Tahoe this Iornihg.
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liz Was Cmrr.-There was a smack OF
old times GA { street, Virginia. in front OF
the Delta Saloon. at about O'Clock last
| night. A chunky man sith a red shirt ON
| got an inspiration. threw OF his coat. and
WALKING 10 the middle of the street. de-
clar,l himself chief 4 large crowd
gathered and surrounded the warlike ind
yidual. bat respectfully gave him = clear
| ring. For fully i've minute he stood per-
fectly st.ll With clenehei hst-, waiting for
some one u accept his challenge. Nobody
| dll. and the tao or three hundred men
| Who had gathered began To laugh and jeeI
AZ the ~pugnac.ous person. That conquered
him Inorc completely than . thrashing
| would have done, and he marched meekly
10 the sidewalk and put on his coat. About
| Nv. minutes Afterwards two policemen
emerged from concealment and jemAnied
! 10 know where that night Vas.
soArIBrSg Nav roK MuLLnrS. At
w,Itks,msr's cigar s,o,e 10 Virginia City
may be zen a model ~ > rev cam and
tsppet ior use IN quartz mills. csms are
frequently broken shen they eolne ~ con-
tact With the tsppst on IA. stem of the
stamp Just before beginning b. lit the
.taIup. Ia the new cam a piece 81 steel
called a shoe j. inserted. which rests on .
small block IL India rubber. Ia case the
| stamp weighs -,s, pounds this piece ~ rub
Ler i put ia place unssr . pr,ssnr. III Nm
| pounds. giving slightly " hsn the Ies.i'ing
cam strikes the ispI=t sni thus prevent
Ing a brak. Their. j. slso al Improve
mrni 10 III. iapI-t. III. lsoiioih part which
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL 10 ri aoLp MIL nAnr srws
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Indian Question,

The lndiss Question.
CHICAGO. July 10. 80 The following
telegram has just been received at the
military headquarters in this city:
foRr LARAMIE. July IL. 1876.
To Colonel Il. G. Drum, Adjutani
General. Division Of the Missouri
courier just ia from Red Cloud reports
that Merritt intercepted the C~heysnnes
and Sioux who attempted. MOO strong.
to join the hostilss. and drove them
hack to Red Cloud. killing one Indian.
T.. 7. THOMPSON. Commanding.
a Prospect OF Resssoa's Impeaeh.
msns.
NEw foKK. July. ia Herald
Washington special Gays that unless
there Is u change in the programme to-
day before noon Secretary Robson will
be i~mpsaehsd Dol after the House
meets.
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v,c.yr place. in the dental rank. will

v,c,Nr places in the dental ranks will
never occur u you are particular with your
teeth. and cleanse them every day with that
famous tooth.wash. Sozodont. From youth
to old age IL will keep the enamel spotless
and unimpaired. The teeth Of persons who
use Sozodont have a pcarl-likr %whiteness.
and the gums . roseate hue, while the breath
Is pure. and rendered swectand fragrant. II
10 composed Of rare sntiseptic herbs, aud 10
entirely free from the Questionable and In.
j%ufions ingredieniso Of tooth ps-tes, etc. .
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r.r p,,x I,mIy.,The original Tea

Tar Pax FAMILY, The original peal
Family. Swiss bell Ringers. vocalisis, mn'
sicians and delineailye artists are coming
They will he at Virginia City very shortly
anil will visit Gold Hill on "Wednesday
evening next. Their fame throughout the
United States Is coniemporaneons with the
famous Hutchinson Family. and they are
on their a7jh annual musle9l tour. Old
residents 81 the East viii all agree with
us IN promising an entertainment by the
Peak Family 10 be Of the most pleasing
and satisfactory character. and az The very
highest order " merit,
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suFsocATiNG cOuaH.

In . letter to Mrs. Li,lr. Of chicago. . vel
known Contributor To the Western press, che
ascribes the cure OF dangerous cough. aecotn'
panied By bleeding 81 the labap, 20 llale's
Honey OF Hotehound and Tar. my cough.
she ssys, threatened TO sutIOcAie MT =
but The Honey Of ~Iorshotnd aud Tar has
removed even mare OF IT," The letter was "a
q lady friend IN this city. who has placed 10 q
the disposal Of o. N. Chttfnfon. : sirih ave
nue.. fikr's Tooihashe Drops cure Ia one
minnie
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ou.TIcI.R, no MARRIAoR

Happy relief Tor Young men from the effect.
Of errors and abuse IN early life. Manhood
restSred. lmpedinents 10 marriage removed.
New method of treatment, New aud remark.
able remedies. books and circulars sent free,
10 sea.ed euyeiop.. Address HOWARD As.
ISOLATION, tisN. Ninth street, Philadslphia,
Pam Institution having . high reputation
for konorsbls conduct and professional shill.
IAN I'M
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PALACE RATINa nTAND.

kupbody should know that Of TOMMY
UHvFRON'S tamoas Eating siani. In Tinker
1 shspard's Palace ealoon Virginia city. thsy
can always end . good square meal OF the ven
Ie,t ealing the market Affords. Also OYSTER,
clans, HOLSTERS and other shell d.h, and game,
In their proper season. Call and try the Paiaes
Rsting Sand when you are hungry. Nm
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A CAHl.

To ell Who are suffering from the errors and
iodIscretlons Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss ~ manhood. etc.. win send
Q recipe that will cure you. Tree Of chafss.
This grrat remedy was discovered ny q mis'
sicnsry Ia south America, send . seifad
dressed envelope to the hry. Jo-eyh =. lninAn,
station D. bible H.n-e, New YORK VWb'
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Lyos's K,IH,mos maLes beautiful CLOS
sy, luIuriant hair prevents it, falling oul
or turning gray. II has stood the test Of
forty years, Is channingly perfumed, and
haa M rival.
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CENTENNIAL PIcSIc OF THE PACIFIC
Co,sr p,osryns--In another column will
, ,-.,..,. =,
Do iouhd 'he programme VI '"e P'e"'' VI
the Pacific Coast Pioneers. which 10 "a
take place August 9Th Ut Farmer Tread.
w.v,s ranch. Csr.on CITY. II will nm,
donbtedIy be the grand picnic Of the sea.
son. Pull PARTICULAR will be found in the
programme. 10 which We refer our readers,
The "OId Boy," are bent ON aiying ,
grand blowout" and they are bound "a
do n. Tickets for tho round trip will
be sold for W %. and gate tickets
VIII so,u ~ c.s.nn ." am, ;.o.. y,
Gold Hin and Virginia who prefer 10 take
private c~onyeyances. may he admitted "a
the privileges of the grounds for the sum
Of ii 30, but no gate tickets will be re-
quir-d IL those holding cards for the
round trip, as that will cover the whole
business. Indeed. the Old Boys helped
Ia develop the Silver mines OF this StAie.
aud will not even refuse to take trade dol
Lars at par.
vo,vo c.,, 10, 7, .om. ,,,.l
49,, -.
.,..,Ia- anil, ,on. .nJ Az ,i,.. h,, 10 ,hs
CT, mn .a,,n .n., ,,i,.. .,a mi, a,
a,
shmcish' ihiPor'Anc~' i"e. afr' W. W
speak, below his dignity. To he sure,
there are some o~ld-fashionei boys who
still adhere TO the foolish customs referred
to above. The majority are not willing 10
oncs e.. sus,o,n IN nisy marble. for keep,.
aud a boys store Of commies'' allies
and aggies" was measured by his skill ~
AhueAiins u"mn Anu p%,un'p'nS. ',eAu
Is ehangeu; Ihs !"u'h'u, sPoI. unNh
on p,ie o' Iunyrr ahu u.ciue 'hs oMnsr'
amp OF une ar,'.les ny sann. =. sii
~ - ,ho. n, lin. II, ,hsx ~. san,iix
expert. ANY u who has sufficient curl.
o,l'y ma ~i,nsss mis ms"s s ~
LII %.xn,,,s re.9r, near ihs railrosJ
depot.
..-,,.l.
JuhPiS" THE R'iN'- arouhu 'nesN'''
- Al. ts...g.. ..l fV...la. n..lrnal
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HAo,S's MAGNOLIA Balm preserves and
restores the complexion, removes freekles'
tan and ~sallownrss; makes the skin soft
white and delicate. Its application cannot
&c detected.
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LOOK uRHRt

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