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Smyrna times., 1876-10-04

Fourteen hundred school children shook
hands with President Grant at his recen.
ton In Ithaca on Wednesday. Among the
visitors was man with baby in his arms.
The President shook the little hand and
patted the little head, and the remarkable
infant answered with crow and chirp of
delight One person who pressed forward
with great anxiety, an old gentle with a
wig, very wrinkled face, ana an immense
pair OF spectacles with iron bows, said that
ne was the oldest man in Tompkins
County; he was the first man in Tompkins
County who ever rode on steamboat; he
had seen Gen. Jackson; was in the war of
1877, and was sure that Gen. Grant would
want to see him. He shook hands, when
1t came his turn, with great vigor and en-
ergy, enjoying it probably more than any
one else of the 1000 present.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IN !, Amos Cole, Of Milford Kent county and State
OF Delaware, do hereby give notice that intend To
make application to the Court of General Sessions Of
!he feace ana Jail Delivery of the State of Delaware
in and for Kent county at its next session which will
commence and be held at Dover in Kent county
aforesaid, on Monday the 23d day of October i'm thG
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seVentyslXth for license to keep an inn or tavern
ana to sell Intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart TO be drunk on the premises at and i'm the
house now occupied by me as tenant and renter and
known as Coles Hotel" The location of said house
wherein | propose to keep an inn or tavern is in
school District No. Co. in Kent County in the State of
Delaware. said School District, No G5, being united
with school District No &C. in Kent county aforesaid
ana forming together United School Districts Nns G5
ana TO- in Kent county aforesaid, and in the town Of
Miord IN Kent county, aforesaid. and on the south
side OF Front street adjoining the property of Man
love K Carlisle and the property Of Mrs Mary L0Gand
The time when the said application will be made bv
me VIII be on Monday, the 23d proximo being the
st day OF the next term of said Court of General
Sessions the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of
Delaware. in and for Kent County The names of the
lrceholders Recommending my application are:
A. T. A. TOrbert j. b. Cannon
Jas. X. Mitchell, J. p Steward
Curtis B. Beswick, John IT Anei
Joseph o. McCOlley his
John W. Jump, Lewis y Cannon
William S. HOulslon, mark
John Steward, Attest-ThOmas TT Dawson
A. j. Ross, "
,,,..... c.-., AMOS COLE.
MILFORD, September o. lS7G.-3w
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DEATHS,

MAHAN.-In Philadelphia, September 2jth 1876 Miss
Mary Mahan, formerly of Smyrna, daughter of
Patrick and Catharine Mahan, ofThoroughfarc Neck.
age 20 years. "A noble young woman cut down in
early life"
LEARNED.-On the 1st inst, near Dover, Lydia
daughter of Frank D. Learned, of Illinois, in her
9th year.
LEIPsIc, Sept 9th 1876.
To the officers and members OF the Star Of Hone
Lodge, No IL, /. o. ofG. T.
The committee appointed Monday evening Sent
25th, To take into consideration the death of Sister
Mary Preston, have prepared the following series
of resolutions
WHEREAS, God in His wisdom has seen fit to remove
therefore be it.
ResOlred ls. That while we humbly bow to the will
of our Heavenly Father knowing that lie cannot err
but doeth all things well, yet deeply regret the
loss 9i our dear sister who was highly esteemed and
loved by all.
Resoired. 2d. That Star of Hope Lodge has lost
most worthy and useful member and the temperance
cause an earnest worker.
Resolred 81. That we extend to the bereaved family
our heartfelt synpathes in this their great sOrrow
and that we are happy offer them the consola-
ton that God has but transplanted her to fair cline
where she may bloom, fadeess flower to all eterni-
ty, and where they may all meet her TO part no more
ResOtred 4h. That we wear the usual badge of
mourning and that our Lodge room be drapcd in
mourning for the period of thirty days.
Resotred jt. That copy of these resolutions be
handed TO the family of the deceased and that they
be offered TO the SMYRNA TIMES Delqtrdrenn and
State Sentinel for publication and that this report be
inscribed in full on our minutes.
Submitted in Faith, Hope and Charity Adopted
Sept. 9th, 1876.
Ida NJ. FARRow,
JOHN J. WEIsER
ii. RAYMOND
MARY BoGGs,
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TERMS CASH.

NOTICE.
IN The undersigned, in compliance with thes
condition OF Section 10 of the Act regulating the sale
OF Intoxicating liquors hereby gives notice that on
Monday the twcntyhird day of October next he shall
apply to the Judges of the Court Of General Sessions of
ihc Peace and Jail Delivery for Kent county then t1
ana to sell therein Intoxicating liquors i'm les, 0Innti
urS M lan one quart /" be drun; ON the premises in
uic hotcl now occupied by him = tenant called he
"KcGtun Hotel within the iilnits of Srh1nI ntrit
No. D of Kent county. in the town of Kcnton. The
Howell h. Husbands f. + Hrryin.in ~ "'0'
Enoch David Ills
Jehn r. Poor. Robert - ,,l,,.r,,.,,,
Vim. ID. NildS mari. ti'
VIM. letter. Nirpass-F I poo,
Vim. i. Jon,sS VIM n C,ii,nr ~
III. GCrECr Lis i
James I. Purse, Thomas = IIiI,.,r1 -.
John COnnOr, mari
VIM. NJ Jones' WitrcsS~Stnrlo,, ,f;,,,,
Samuel HutchiSon, Sr ''''i''i'
,-,r,,,. ,. DAVID JONES
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THE MARKETS,
MARRIAGES.

MOORE-BICE.-On the 18th of September, at the ST.
Pauls NJ parsonage, 62S Catherine street Philadel
phia, by Rev J. F. Crouch, Mr.. Henry F. Moore and
Miss R. Adelaide Bice, both of Dover, Del
GASSNER-COMEGYS.-A the residence of Mrs. :
A. Ridgely Dover, on the 9th ult by Rev. J. IT.
Caldwell, assisted by Rev. J. NJ. Williams. Rev
George s. Gassner of the Illinois Conference TO Miss
Annie r. Comegys
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A REMARKABLE cUPF

Was that of Edward II. Hanson. Engineer. at
George SweenyS Pottery, 1884 Ridge Avenue Phila-
dciphia. He had Il violent cough. night sweats sore
throat great weakness, spit ut different times pint
OF n9Qd gave up all hope of recovery. Through the
sound and hearty man, and remains So To this dav
although ovcrtwenty years have elapsed since ne was
Price 81 per bott e or six bottles fer S. Ifyour drug
glst or stOrekeCpCr docs not have it, We will
forward half dozen to any address. freight
paid Oh receipt Of the price.
Prepared only by
DIR. SWAYNE & son.
800 North sixth Strecr. Ph:lndeIphia, Peun,o.
SOLD BY ALL PROMINENT DRUGGIsTs.
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DIR. SWAYME'S
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry,

Volumes might De filed with proof from all parts of
the world To prove that no remedy has ever been dis
covered i'll the whole history of medicine that acts so
promptly, even in the worst eases of pulmonary dis
case. good appetite. complete digestion strength
and disposition for active exercise is sure To- follow
e ltS use If you have been tamperng with the many
science of medicine in theory or practice and yoir
case been neglected. the cough dcepwith purulcnand
DloouE GNpcct0Taton. pain and oppreSSinn sore
throat' dlarrhCa night sWC&tS fever parchcd skin
you VIII ma in DIR. SWA1NE'$ COMIOUSD your ONLY
nope OF cure. the bowels are coStivr or headache
accompanies your disease. the use of SWAYNES SNR-
SAPAEllIA and TAR PILLS will remove il. Thirty
years experience, and the increasing popularity Of
Ir. SWayne'S Medicine" are CONVINCING prOOf
Smyrna times., 1876-10-04

mers considerably, and as some of the low
land In this vicinity now lies entirely sub.
merged by water they will be late getting
in their wheat. Mopr ASov
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TESTIMONIALS.

ADAMsTOWN, LANE Co, Pa. Nav |, lS75
Dr. Swayne & Son-(icntemen: About two wears
ago my, wife was suffering with Consumption and
curing her sickness had the best medical attendance
in this and adjoining counties Her cnSc wns r,ro
nounccd hopeless 10y all of them. | was induced
tilfouGh the Recommendation of your agent DR. Isaac
H. Miller, of West BrccRnOck, BerkS Co. Pa and who
can verify these facts, to try Dr. Swuyncs Compound
syrup OF Wild Cherry. After using it for some time
her life and fully able to perform her usual labor
am SO fully satisfied that il is your preparation that
am indebted for her restoration to health that grant
you iu liberty to give her publicity in the hope
that others now suffering may derive benefit from her
experience. Yours. respectfully,
HENRY a. hINIIN-
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re- Poplar, Friendship and Stockicv bcn., t1or
stations, trains stop only on signal 0 S'
VIII make connection yia / a. r y u o. -
WIN o. D. : : Companys Steamships leaving IcwcS
Oh W -IucS'ays anu Thursdays at T. NJ and SATURDAYS
passengers arrive at Harrington in time to conncct
win Tram on the Delaware railroad going north
JOHN L. MApES. Enrincnr- nnh St1,,,t
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NO TIE PUBLIC.

VNO TIE PUBLIC.
l In compliance with the second paragraph OF the
Iutn section OF the act regulating the sale Of intoXi-
eating liquors, passed at Dover. April 10Th IS-3 7
hereby give notice that on Monday the u}I dny of
October next shall make application to the Coft Of
General sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery then
70 be hcld at Dover. in and for Kent county for n
license To- Keep an inn or tavern in United school
DlStrlct Nos; " and a, i'll the town of SMYRNA con
Nam street between Commerce and Methodist streets
east side lying in between the Patterson and FSlrr
EstateS in Duck Creek Hundred in said county in
mouse knoWn as the German Hotel" with the nriyi.
lcge of selling therein Intoxicating Iiauors in loss
quantities than quart TO be drunk on the nreniScS
The name of the frechOdrrS reronImrr,jin,! mn -
John Mustard his 7 nv i0
AuEuStuS scout, Michael 4 Riley
-; " DtIIltOl' mark.
VIM. Daniel, W,tunsS-I1cn1, coc,
InoIl''S u hccS' James II. Pratt
yOIl yt II. JackSon, Thomas Chase
Edmund l.. Stats his
Jas. Hendricksun James - Ncfpu.l.o,.
NicklaS GreWCr, mari -
his Wifrr..- L., fr,.1
Aaron d 4 Morris his 0'''0'
,,... ha:" m WIN. ii. 4 BurriS
John J. Sem, Witucss-San,uol T,ss
. ISAAC X. SHORTMAN
SNYENA, September l., lS7G-;w
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- Tut nc ioIYTItu IlDt8.
Novel Scene at Queen Anne's Station.
TWENTY-FIVE TONS OF PHOSPHATE AND TWENTY
TWO YOKE OF OXEN.

TWENTY-FIVE TONS OF PHOSPHATE AND TWENTY
TWO YOKE OF OXEN.
QUEEN ANNE's, Sept. %, 1876.
Mr. EditOr:-A rather unique and curious
spectacle presented itself to the monoto-
nous nous gaze Of our people yesterday, Mr.
I,harles Rathall and Mr.. Joseph Stafford
hving on farms of Miss Carrie Davis of your
town, were notified by their land lady that
sae had just purchased twenty-five tons Of
Messrs ]. Z. Tygert & Co.'S Star Bone Phos-
phate and would ship it TO them by rail to
queen Anne's station. The gentlemen
having some distance to haul and desiring
70 get their phosphate home the same day
arrived, lest it get wet, had procured
assistance of their neighbors, each Of whom,
! seems furnished team of oxen. So
anen the train steamed up to the depot
u steamed the OK train of twenty-five carts
which We're soon loaded each with one ton
=, ~ phosphate and then driven single file
through the street. Being somewhat sur
srlsed at such an array of carts laden with
,srtliizer the aWiter began to inquire and
wa was informed that annually the Messrs.
ygerts OF your town ships several car loads
= sneir star bone phosphate down this
.sAu ana that every fall since its introduce
s.on IN this neighborhood the people look
soll"ard s'l to, and seem to hale with delight
ul curiosity the dawn of what is know
ss.:, sle as phosphate day. or, as 1t is
'@.rr,lliarly n, called, 4" star bone day.i'
"e heavy rains have damaged the far
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PRICE-LIST
OF THE
SMYRNA NURSERY.
a. SCOUT, Proprietor.
SMYRNA, DEL.
PRICE-LIST
10, 900 PEACH TREES

AS follows: Mountain Rose, Reeves Favoritc Stumn
the World, Wards Late, Shiplcy's Late Red Keen
Lac, CHwiordS lAte-lQ cts. each Sc per hundred
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S5 EWARD.
Notice to Whom it May
Concern.

hereby notify all persons who have lefl Watches
and other articles TO my for repairs 70 call for
the same otherwise, in cases where they have been
be sold to meet the charges against them.
OSCAR FISHER,
SEP 27-tf Jeweler, Smyrna, Del.
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rs, 900 GRAPE VINES.
MISCELLANEOUS.

tai EVCISrecnS, and other Notions
PWc Grapc TT1sc far Ncltr,nial ,u,{CE CE,,..L ,,q..
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FOR SALE.

a TEN 90 ACRE Lot OF GROUND highly i'm
proved adjacent to the Town and North Of Main
Street. nearly opposite the Methodsts Cemetery. As
grazing lot it is very valuable.
GEO. W. CUMNINs.
SMYRNA, July 9Th, 1S76.-4m
Smyrna times., 1876-10-04
LIVER COMPLAINT.

That dreadful disease, from which so many rersons
suffer is frequently the cause of
Headache, Indigestion, and Dyspepsia,
is speedily relieved and are often permanently cured
by ''''''' Oui'"
SWAYNE'S TAR AND SARSAPARILLA
PILLS.
FcvcT often prevented by the use of these Sar
Saparlla Pills as they carry of through the blood
the impurities from which they arise For costive-
ness there nothing so etectual Swaynes Tar and
They are purely vegetable and act specially on the
Liver as Blue Mass or Calomcl, without any bad re-
suits from taking
Address letters to DIR SWAYNE & son, PhiladeI-
phla No charge for advice. Sent by mail on recent
your Druggist for them.
Smyrna times., 1876-10-04
NOGTIIWARD.
SDCTIIWARD.

-, i@hc2 eject MONDAY. September 18Th 1876 Trims
VIII 'e run as follows, daily, except SUNDAYS:
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WORCESTER and B. & F. RAILROADS.
CHANGE OF TINE.
NORTHWARp.
SOUTHWARK.

~ 1h ana after MONDAY. September 18th. 1S7G trains
wv wv run as follows until further notice daily (Sun-
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Maryland & Delaware X. II.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
GOING SOUTH.
DING NORTH

ON and after MONDAY, July 3lst 1870, trains will
run daily as follows Sunday excepted:
Smyrna times., 1876-10-04
SOI.TiiWARb.

on 4EI after MDEDAT,-crt III; 1876 t-,,,,,I,. ,.,.
cc.'teI) trains VIII leave as f.0w}. ''''''"' cA
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Phila., Viii. & Bait. r. R,
DELAWARE DavEsEspN,

SUMMER AKEANGEMENT.
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WlLMIxeror. DEL. October. 3. 18rG.

WLMINGroT, DEL, October, 2, 1876.
To the Editor Of the State Sentinel, Doycr,
Dbl think it proper to say, with refer
ence to statements made in your issues of
the 23d and Both, ult., that the nomination
election held in Wilmington on the 10th
Of September was as fair nomination as
ever was held, and that tho candidates
selected thereat, in accordance with the
usage of the party, are entitled to the sup
port Of every Republican within the dis
trict for which they are nominated.
HENRY F. PIcKELs,
Chairman Republican State Committee.
Smyrna times., 1876-10-04

NOTICE
~, l. Jacob Raymond, sr.. of SMYRNA Kent county
amd S}ae OF Delaware do hereby give notice that
Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the state of
DGaWarc IN and for Kent county at its next session
Whlch VIII commence and be held at Dover in Kent
county aforesaid on Monday, the twentyhird dav of
HctoDer IN the year of our Lord one thousand eight
huudred and seYentysiX, for q Ncnse TO keep an Inn
tavern ana to sell Intoxicating LIQUORS in less lan-
utlGs than one quart to be drunk on the premises nt
Iilu ~ the mouse now occupied by tenant and
known rs the Delaware House" The location of
said house wherein prop0se 10 kccn a - i'm, ,rtaar,
Is III United School District Nos. 8 and ~ in Kent
county and State of Delaware and in the town of
smyrna IN Kent county aforesaid and on the corner
OF Methodist and Main streets, in the said town of
smyrna n IA, Ihe EN- time when the said application will be
of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventysX being the first day of
e next term of the said Court of General Sessions of
e feace ana Jail Delivery of the State of Delaware
IN ana for Kent county. The names of the free.
holders recommending my said application are
Smyrna times., 1876-10-04
WANTED.

Bya Young Lady of Kent Co.. Ma, situation as
teacher in some public school in Delaware or situa-
ton as goyerness in some family. Good references
can be given II desired. For name and address apply
10 the Editor of the SMYRNA TIMES. sep26-Iw
Smyrna times., 1876-10-04
junction & Breakwater
RAILROAD.

TINE TABLE No. :.
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Additional L. those
layton l".l'. 4. y. i.upaud
'f NiaIHI" 500, 4. H.. 80.
g connection with trains
ytplI.
II. +. KENNEI-, Sup't.
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N ] M 3ItANCII IRA
above, q leave smyrna for G.
80, =. ". Leave CLAYTON +
l,'H and -.lu. =. ". IT, i,.a.,
'North ana SoUilJ from Cla
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FOR SALE.
NEWARK ACADEMY lHss4l Delaware. 4 b b.

/ Pair Second Hand Upset Wheels, complete.
NH s-n Apply to WM. b. COLLINS.
Smyrna times., 1876-10-04

BEAUTIFUL CORAL RUBBER TEETH-s5Oo to as
~ per set-Qndrdatccd. Impression In the morning
ieeth III the aHernoon, Nitrous oxide gas for pain.
less extraction ~ cents per TOOTH Old sets repaired
equal TO new. Perfect satisfaction given coil f n
--5l4 Pine Street, Philadelphia, Pa aug i6-1y
Smyrna times., 1876-10-04

DISEASE OF TIE HEART, THROAT BREAST, OR LUNGs
No medicine has ever obtained a higher or more
Smyrna times., 1876-10-04

ntue girls ana boys under sixteen. Next term will
open sept 4. Location healthful Terms very mode
rate. Boys thoroughly prepared for college For cir
eulaIs, address Miss Chamberlain, Principal aug12m
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25
The Cat and the Fox.

one day Il fox met Il wildcat III the
midst OF the wood. All how do You
do pu>> > said the tON. Il am glad to
sec Nnu. hope YOU are we'll.
Y on are kind. Sil. said the cat. Il
am quite well. and hope YOU are tho
saint.
Yes. pu>>. ! am IL good health. but
own that feel i'll AT tii>c. | ftar that
You. my friend, will not long hc free
from harm. wish that | could >cc my
way cleu to help You. But i'll the>e
times
..>m. what do YOU mean p said the
poor cat III a great fright. Nv hat
great hahn /" me dn You dread
''Wcll. a. to that. SAID the fox. III
might Ice harm L. me. too. ! he PLAIN
truth l.. there. j. Il pack of hounds not
taI from this wood Now have ten or
twelve tricks nay. / MAY count on AT
least u >c"I,. OF trucks 10y which | can
get out ot the reach "f the hounds.
whilst Nuu. poor pu>~-"h what can
Nou do that Nou may hr ont OF then
way What tricks ii" You knnv =
II know no Tricks At all, said the
cat Il have but one plan and II that
fails me. ! shall hr lost.
''H""I pu~~ poor pu>S SAID the
fox zone does not like to SET u friend
in such strait. | might teach You Il
few ut my tricks. tut these are hard
times. and one must not trust too
much / j. hat night think of self
mark The hounds ~ full cry lou
ar, Il lost cat | have no time to spar,
I" tell >"u ~ hat /" do must hr of
..,....
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Almost AL

y court prcachrl uI> once dtlINrrIu.
81 hrllaui dI>c"ur~, hrtoIt that pleas
mr-~cck M old king. Loui~. NI\.. oi
Louis th, Treat. ut France.
II, old htu- ~'-culrd Interested. and
the vanity ct the prrarhri. VITO Va>
merely a count 1iartcrr. at Inu corrupt
period III religion and p"lltrr>. Ma
douhtit>> much excited 10, gaining the
attentive rar "t such splendid KING
~, must all die. at last SAID rhc
prrachrr. >"lrmuI>. ~ th, discourse
Was drawing G" a cl">,.
Tine King moved uncd~Ih-
The preacher noticed TIM last rIit,
sentence had "tirudcd the king. lie
hc>Itatrd 20 moment. and added
Almost all
Almost all" W.. smile, at the. im~n-
ccrit> and vanity of the French count
preacher. Vet now MANY muhc one ,N-
ctptIuu Wien steals into thu mind the
unWclconr subject Of death. In, last
sun viii shine ion almost all. he hills
at spring will h'- lighted up with flow
ell. the. summer will hIug H. tulluc>>
al lItc and beauty and fade. th, mel
lowing autumn Will crown the hills and
fields With gold all tor rh,. last time
for others tor almost ALL Thu, d.l at
sickness Viii come ru almost all. Al
most all viii need IN th,>,. solemn hours
"a hope aud comfort that thl> world can
u"J ht>t"u.
CuII~t - coming 10 tie. hnuI ct death
~ the day al judgment I" almost ali.
OTHERS shall lee, th, condemnation OF
then SIM. Others shall have, bangs ut
regret Tor NEGLECTED. opportunities and
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stand. Time flies and the laws OF God
are all fulfilled. His promises all be
come realities his neglected warnings.
Judgments and eternal LOSSES. The hn
man tide rises and falls and no Canute
can stay it: the green leaves wither and
fall the autumn follows the summer ;
the illu>iV,. dreams of life dissolve and
vanish. and men the king. the beg
gaI. Won aud all.
And death will he followed by the
Judgment Others will there appear.
and Won and l-all.=( Christian " eekig.
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When to Advertise,
-ANH TIL
BEST MEDIUMS

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want Nor trad, 40 such ami such months ii,nc,
th,.N advertise. at that tIm- ONLY
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