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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-09
The Louisiana Election.

WASHINGTON March 3.
THE report of the Senate Louisiana
committee presented by Senator Howe
to-day is a voluminous document The
committee, after explaining what they
were required to do under the resolution,
say that there are two ways in which
the right of suffrage may be abridged
one is to deny legal voter the privilege
of depositing his ballot, and the other is
to refuse to count the ballot after it is
deposited, by different parties. 1t is
claimed that both of these methods have
been pursued within the State of Louis
lana. The allegation as to the last can
lana authorize its tribunals, under
certain conditions, to reject from the
count not only the entire vote of pre-
cinct, but the entire vote of parish
In conclusion the committee say that the
testimony taken is not sufficiently com
plete to enable them to say positively
what would have been the result of the
election in the State if intimidation had
not been employed at all, but organized
intimidation is charged against sew
enteen parishes of the State. Against
forty no such charges are made
In those forty parishes the colored reg.
istration numbered 81, 900, and the white
registration numbered ~, 1874, leaving a
majority of colored voters registered of
1905. These forty parishes returned
SO, TAI Republican votes, SO that in that
part of the State where intimidation is
not charged there was Republican ma.
jority of 6,353 votes. 1t is not pre-
tended that the same arguments, etc,
were employed in the forty parishes that
were employed in the other seventeen,
but the results are very different. In the
seventeen parishes said to have been
terrorized, the colored registration was
81, 1859, and the white registration 30, 320,
giving a majority of colored voters of
6,949, nearly one-half as large as the
colored majority in all the rest of the
State; but the vote in seventeen par
ishes, as returned, showed but 1O,O7O
Republicans, and 81, 1873 Democrats. In
the seventeen parishes where there was
a majority of nearly 2 900 colored voters
registered there was majority of 10,153
Democratic votes returned. The report
is signed by all the Republican Senators
on the commission. 4
Ntt -G2l Z --.4..--4 d -AIIAf |
.--Duungthe continuation of the Moody
and Sankey revival in Boston one of the
newspapers in that city is publishing ex-
tracts from the Bible. The young man
who makes up the head lines Of the paper
came out strong the other day on A
Terrible, Heartrending Disaster. An
Awful Flood and Whole Country Sub.
merged. Latest Telegraphic Particulars
from the Scene OF the Disaster.P' GIanc-
ing further down the column the reader
was startled with an account of Noah
and the food A young man who has
been brought up in Bible-class now
makes up the head lines Philadelphia
BvlIstin, "a NnEa n 81
EB- And now may forgiveness, peace,
mercy and truth abide with Samuel j. 1
Tilden,yo of GrameFGy Park all the re-
days Of his life, in the pleasant
pastures of green old age-provided he
does not persist in throwing clubs at
President Hayes in the shape of a quo
H..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-09
rF5- And now NAV forgiyeness. peac

"a AIIll NOW iIIhy IIUIBIVpHtssI PtHUt,
mercy and truth abide with Samuel j.
Tilden, of GrameFoy Park all the, re-
naming days Of his life, in the pleasant
pastures of green old age-provided be
does not persist in throwing clubs ut
President Hayes in the shape of a quo
iodrraht0, or a RaGRdGDlus,g or o quere
eIausum yreott IL Louisville COrHDlsreiqI
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-09

Our or sEAsON-An empty pepper.
box.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-09

,PATENrkEs sandinVentors should read adver-
tisement Of Edison Bros, 10 another column.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-09

Sold by all DTuRgists Price 25 cents. Sent By mail
receipt OF % cents for 81 25 for sI, SIS for
twelve, carefully wrapped andwarranted, by WEEKS
Il POTTER, ProprietoTs, Boston, Mass.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-09
THERE'S MANY A MURPHY.

1.-THE fact is" said Mrs. Bixby, "you
might as well lock for needle in hay
stack as 10 try and find any lost creature
in this big blazing bumble-bee of a city
Yoa may as we'll give 1t up at once"
And she looked over at her brother-in-
laws brother with an impatience that she
tried in vain to suppress, For it was not
politicto succumb to this feeling of exas-
peration which her rbrotherin. laws broth.
or had induced by this infatuation of his
about his youngest sister, who had run
away from home with scoundrel years
and years ago--long enough, as Mrs
Bixby thought, to have dropped out of
any reasonable family's remembrance.
1t was not polite, because this torment
ing and persistent man, who insisted
upon hunting where there was no hope
of finding, was a bachelor of mature
years and ample fortune.
Joshua Flanders farm out on the Dor.
der Mrs. BixbY had heard of as n marvel
OF richness and prosperity; the soil was
jet-black for fathoms deep, and crop
after crop could be taken therefrom
without administering the mildest tonic
for this drain upon its resources. The
mowers and reapers and gatherers and
sewers, and all the other machines, were
flumberless and inestimable; thousands
and thousands of acres, level, infinite
and unfenced, dazzled the Imagination and
filed the admiring heart of Mrs. Bixby.
"sNot,a chick TO inherit it all, " she said
TO herself, but his brother and the chill
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WONDERFUL SUCCESS! $4,000 OF THE
CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION

Drt5CttABED AND I.IsUSTRATED
Sold in 50 days Itbeing the only oOmplefs I0a-tics
work (77O pages, oy $3.50. treating ofthe entire
history, grand bndings. wonderful exhibts cnrioei
ties, great days, etc; illustrated, and 81 cheaper
thh any Other SUsTybOdV tcdnts H. One nero agent
cleared 1850 IN weeks. 1000 agents wanted
Send quickly for proC OF above, opinions OF officials
clergy, and press sample pages, full cTptOR and
extra terms. HuBBARD BRos., Pubs, I4 West
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, o.
NHflTl0H Beware OF faisclyclaned ofhct,l
SAU ilVN and worthless books. Send for proof.
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THE DEMOREST

TE AC The choicest in the world-Importers
EhLCs prlces-Largest Company In America
staple rrticle-peases eYery body-Trade continually
ineIeasl9gLAgents wanted eyerywhere-best induce
RoB'r WELLS. 43 Fesey ST., n. Y. T. %. Box last.
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WE have, by actual count over forty different prep
aratOns for cough Including all standard incidence
Old and new called fer ln this section. We have sold
HatCh's L nivcrsal Cough Syrup for nVe years with
no ncSsp per advertising fhs remedy has had a sale
larger than any other. II sells ste IDLY. and main
tans ITSELF and customers speak uniformly In its
fayor. as safe and efficient medicine of Its Kind.
CARPENTER & BARRELL. AloiOn, n Y.
Sold by Strong Cobb & Co, Cleveland, o.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-24

The President has called for al extra
session ut Congress ou October 10 iu the
following proclamation.
BY r4E PHrsmESr oF THE UNITED STATES
or AMEmcA-A PROCLAMATION:
Whereas the final adjournment of the
Forty fourth Congress, without making
the usual appropriations FOR the suppur,
oi the army for tLc fiscal year ending
June 80, 1878, presents an extraordinary
occasion requiring the President o. r1eT-
clrr the power vested iu Llm hy the
Constitution O. convene the houses ul
Congress Iu anticipation II the day fixed
hy law for their next meeting;
Now, therefore. /. Rutherford Il.
Haycs, President If the United States.
do hy virtue 81 the power o. tins end il
me vested 10y the Constitution. convene
both houses 81 Congress to assemble ~
their respective chambers az twelve
o'clock noon. uu Monday, the fifteenth
day II October u,1i. then and there 20
consider and determine such measures
as Iu their wisdom. their duty and the
welfare ui the people may seem 10 de
maul
H. witness whereof | have hcrcuu,o
set my hand and caused the seal of the
United States tu br affixed
Done at the city ui Washington this fifth
day 81 May, iu the wear of our Lori
1877, and the independence If the
United States If America tho l0lst.
By the prcsidcnt-NuIIAN NJ. EyAErs,
Secretary Of State
Il. II. HAYES.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-24

NJ. Brunei states in La Nature, that
that on going one day into his garden,
just before a storm, he found the bees
crowding into their hives. About fifty
centimetres from the best hive there was
q middle sized toad, which every now
and again rose on his fore legs and made
dart with surprising quickuess toward
blades Of grass. He was found 10 be
devouring bees, which rested on the
grass blades awaiting their chance 10 en-
ter the hive NJ. Brunei watched until
twelve victims had been deyoured; he
expected the toad's yoracity would be re-
warded with a sting, but IN vain. OBJ
lecting TO further destruction, he seized
the toad by one Of his legs and carried
him to a bed Of cabbages thirty metres
of, where he did do real service among
the caterpillars, etc. Three days after
this, on going out to the hives, he found
the same toad (Which was easily distin-
guishable) at its old work. NJ. Brunet
let him swallow only three or four bees.
then carried him fifty metres in another
direction. Two days later the wretch -
was again found at his post, greedily de
yOurlng.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-24

Fill n goblet, or any other glass dish,
with cold soapsuds made Of the best
quality Of washing soap; put in your
lace and place in strong sunlight for
several hours, often squeezing the lace,
and changing the water if it seems
necessary; when bleached, rinse gently
in three or four waters, and, If you wish
1t ecru or yellowish white, dip it into a
weak solution OF clear cold coffee liquid;
if you desire 10 stiffen it slightly, dip it
into a very thin starch; provide yourself
with n paper Of fine needles. recall the
form and looks of the collnr when first
purchased; take n good pin-cushion,
arrange your collar in the right form,
and gently pick into place, and secure
with the needles every point and figure
in the lace MS il was when first purchased
leave it to dry, and press either between
the leaves OF "A heavy book or lay between
two pieces Of flannel and pass heated
iron over it, Applique lace can be nicely
washed by first sewing it carefully, right
side down, to a piece Of woolcn flannel
wash, stiffen slightly, and press before
removing from the flannel.
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An Ex.Gorernor,s Adventure.

Ex-Governor Henderson, Of Texas, is
an old man and 4 paralytic. His daugh-
ter wns out riding with him near Calves
ton; they lost their route and finally
found themselves in q wilderness at night,
their horse worn out with fatigue, and
the ex-governor scarcely able to walk Mt
all. One night they passed in tho car
riage and another under n tree, the
daughter in the day time searching for
some way out of the wood At last, on
the third day, Sunday, in the forenoon
she heard COW bell ring. Passing up n
creek she found negro cottage and an
old man showed them the path to a saw
mill, where they met party of thirteen
persons who were looking for them.
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Tho huy that wont g. the ull uu horseback
carrying lL, gIlsl Iu uut end ~ the Tag and q
-t.rv l4 thv other, when Tvprusod by thv mll-
Ter, and tvld a. divide The ErsL replied that Als
father aud grandfather bad carried II that sAy,
auI hy, itlug uu better than they, should CON
uHue tJ de- they did. similar or equally a.
Ab.uId. REASONS aIr accounted a. sufficient by
samc % warrant tLcm lu .ull-eflminAtrly eun-
dgmulus HI Pierce Family Medicines, even
though tA,Ic Dc overwhelming proof that they
pua-U-- lLc uggit claimed for them. Iuf many
wears tLo Golden Medical Discovery Lac been
recognized thv l,adiuE liver sBd blood mum
e.lv ia tle market. Laeh year has brought al
lletrasy .l lis r4lv. AHl % BE- AoW used through
uGl tly civilized world. Thousands II luuallc-
ucd testimonials arc uu lille la tie doctor
office, AtTrsuuE Its cll.-g5 il overcoming aFETa-
waited coughs yuds, throat aaI luIE Affection,
also -,TafuiA. tlmorr. ulevEs and sA4u dist Ases.
Arc ,uu suffering u-5L zaIue Chrenlr ulAlAdg
II 30. and ,uu u.sl 30 employ medicines that
aru scientifically prepared that afc refined and
panled ly tAu chemical pToetss employed il
tArlr manufacture that are positive ia thoiT
arUau. and spogLe o. thr various forms % DIE
gaey fHT the C4rU q which they arc recommend
Cd. use HF. Pierce szully Medicines. Pail
particulars lu il,rey.r memorandum book, kept
flT frcy distribution by al druggists.
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A Blow nj Polyramy.

The New York Evening Post SAW that
Judicial coquciry with the worst feature
Of Momonism has come 10 Al end with
the decision given 10y Judge SchafTcr ia
the case uf Ann Eliza Young against
Brigham Young. Tho court properly
holds that the plaintiff is not entitled 70
q divorce because she never was married
Ia the defendant. When the pretended
marriage took place he was already mar
ricd. The entertainment Of the suit nj
all was q prcpostcrous recognition Of the
luwfulncss Of p,lvramy. Such a legal
assault upon tina, institution as the dcci-
sion OF the court will 60 far 10 put an
end 10 its existence without n resort 30
violent measures.
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He sat alone in her fathers parlor,
waiting for the fair ones appearance the
other evening. when her little brother
came cautiously into the room, and glid-
ing mp to the young mans side, held out
q handful Of something. and earnestly
inquired: - say, mister, what's
them p "Thosc.' replied the young
man, solemuly taking up one in his fin
gers, "thosc are beans" " There -
shouted the boy, turning to his sister.
who was just coming in, 81 knew you
lied. You said he didn't know beans:
and he does tooV' The yoEng mans
stay was not what you may call pro
longcd one that night
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Five Thousand Rooh-, given AVA, Tor tho

While Dr. II. James was attached 90 the Rrit-
ish medical stan in the Fast Indies, his high
position enabled him to call about him the lest
chemists. physicians and scientists ~ the day.
and while experimenting with aud among the
natives, hc accidentally made the discovery that
CONSUMPTION can be Positively and pcrma
ucutly tURFp. During the many years ~ his
sojoum there. he devoted his time 60 the treat.
mcnt OF lung diseases, and upon his retirement
hc left with us books and papers containing full
particulars, showing that every one can be his
own physician and prepare his own medicine,
and such information a. we lhvc received VT
now Offer 10 the public without price. only ask
ing that each remit n three cent stamp Tor
postage Address CraddoCk 4 Co, 1882 Race
street Philadelphia, Ia.
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where tic powerful and ptrule4uus drug, qui-
llue, and ether mineral pulAans administered
as rrmg l.es t.E fewer sli aEuc and bilious rc
rlJlfai-. fail o. Weld more than Temporary re-
l,f g. the -gneryr Hus,s,Jsgs stomach IAttefs
rcntrAr- tl..r tremendous ,pdcmlcs most
thoroughly. aat ty stfcaE EgLeulug the sysieu
all regulating l.s functions, protects u against
MA.AIal attacks Aa resident q a locality
where tEo above ulaladirs prevail ur where
they AEr AL,.y .a break uut G consequence ui
u-u poisoning - tAr atmosphere ly uuIlgas q
LalsUaus should fAi, o. take practical oognl
Eaace - tic above important truth, aud ly
yIy.y use - tA, Bilers avoid the rANAscs u'
u.zlat!oa % disastrous o. thr physical caustiiu
ual. There is not Ia existence finer tonic
olrroci4,y and defensive cordial
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-24

Is prepared on scientific principles, and from
ingredients that are tho most effective and
wholesome. II has received tho highest Cnco-
mums for these merits from eminent chemists,
scores Of our bost physicians. and thousands OF
intelligent cooks and housewives. The genuine
cnn be had only In tin cans
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-24

The Cincinnati Commercial says Z.
"Why is il that editors never commit
suicide ?" The Burlington Hagkeye
has investigated this subject little, and
thinks it is because the druggists won't
sell strychnine on long time.
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Information worth thousands 90 those out oi
health. Sclf-hclp Tor weak and nervous sui,
forers. Facts for those who have been dosod,
drurgod and quackcd. The new Health Jour
nal teaches an Copies free. Address, Elcc-
tric Ouartcriv New York
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Tho Times SAYS Dr. Walpolc has los, his
beautiful chestnut mare she died suddenly in
harness. Il is supposed from bots or pin worms.
II the doctor had used Shoridan's Caynlry Con-
dition Powders he would, no doubt, have had
his mare to-dav-thcy are death 20 worms.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-24

With a oal, 81 Glla>S., sgIlluE soar and a
cammoG.als hath tgt. the victim u chronic
gutAlcsus cruglluus can ilprus4ac a sulphur
hath vlleA ua rTufo-rra bathing establishment
can supply Give .i q trial. Il j. sold every
where brfei Cgtt,-toHs. No. : flHh
avenue. N,u legL
Hll.s Hair WA.skcs pyc. llack ur brown. Joc-
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ByANrEE's FL.,oAIN5 ElEEAcEn The sn.
Fss5au,y - tlcs, extracts CONSISTS IA tAc.r pog-
feet paf4,, and Fr.4t siryaFih They zrc uzr-
warranted free from the poisonous u3ls and
a-.d- vh.rh enter into tho composition u many
uft4c faelt4aas fgu.. Gayarr nov Ia tie market.
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Clapp,l hands arr very common with those
Who have thr.f hai.ds much in water. 4 fes
drups ~ Juhlaul.f Auulyur i4uimclt rubbvd
a1cT thr Lalas tau ug lruc times DAY wall
LycY theta eff aua white. Ilshsrmrn, sailors
AID UlAg.s ull. DO vel g. remember tAla
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- Maize Flour Toilet Soap!--
= Maize Flour Toilet SoapI--
- Maize Flour Toilet Soapg--

rrras discovery "a soap cnnpuundt II nauthea
nuftsns and wians tke ska taa wua4rrfu heznx ard
superior WAabnr properties. An6 egualy suited r tie
aath. nuraErr aud runesl toilet u u orghtfuilF rT-
iHfnpd ans suld rrsrs rru AZ naQdHEnsr Tcn kaia.
sCfw6 Patrnf nalcr 1874 - fh~ turnrs
MrkElNE. NAN nAAlsEN 90 pnanAnlnhla
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AggEa Au experience ut over twenty
I've yu4Ts, nzly leading lhyslciAas acEnovl
edge that a., Sra,Nlh,rg MIrs.a4s Uterlu,
tsaH.r.. la the uu.y known certain realod,
for diseases 90 wAlcl women are slljcct III,
Erut rr.'r-l lrFfI'.e F..s the most popUlAi
rcllely - ,Ae day fag l4l4uUsuess headache
l,cg complaint alI diseases uf Digestion sold
ly all druggists. send fur zlulzuaes. GgAfuu
E-F.s Ga Nrw Igrk
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smoke. sonr md ConI Gas,

And all worry with fires that Will not burn, and
where II il impossible 10 cook properly, can hl
be remedied and q saving in fuel obtained.
Send stamp for circular Henry Colford Il Co.,
726 Sansom St, Philadelphia.
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ro,,nnI, ar t,mrs.l,lon ,oonns..

Portable or Composition hounuEHs
There th probably nn article 81 manufacture
No universally needed as a reliable low priced
roofing which can be readily applied without
the sid uf skilled labor, and Ia no other diroc-
uuu hAH bu great a want been ro inciiicicnuy
suupliud Tho results ~ experiments With
frits comrntA and other compositions have 90
fat boon au, thing lat satisfactory, Numerous
sp-yaIlrd cheap piuhurp have been produced
advertised used sui found worthless la Wow
uf th,sy factu We are glad a. bu allie a. speak
/ fa,urahly ut au article which. from our own
knowledge and the testimony 81 numu ~ tho
most extensive and bost known manufacturers
and merchants iu this country, hAu proven a
reliable and economical substitute Tor the more
expensive Kinds Of roofing. We refer a. u. W.
johns Patent Anhestus huohug, tho tuauufhc-
turtra uf Rlarh make nu ultfAyAgani rcpTvson-
tatiuur, but claim u 90 be the only reliable poI
table rsunuRdu uss. and from careful inquiry
wu believe their claims afe well founded This
roofing 10 prepared ready fur uae can be- easily
applied ~ uusklilrl uugkmrn, 10 adapted Tor
strcp ur hat roofs iu an climates and when
hui1hvi with thu irAtf, Hfr pruuf coating forms
tho uphtrrt hAudaumtst aud coolest roof la
thc world. costing only about half much 30
uu. NAmpIrH illustrated catalogues, price
llsts aud any dtsirod information rau Dee
obtained from the n " Juhun Manufacturing
CO., pateutrys and rulc manufacturers. ~
Maiden Lane Nua lufL This company have
recently gumpi,tod a new mandatory the
. mu-t extensive NuIks ~ the Elnd la tho world
and have reduced their prircs a. d bAnls which
place their goods within thu reach - uttfy
one. They also manufacture hquid pAluts, all
shAdo-. which guaranteed equal a. ANY for
general puuasa,a and the must durable Tor
outside aurh 81 ANY pAluta lu usu. la body
Aud richness ~ color the Asbostos Paints eur
pass Auy We have ever seen. Hrc-frUOf
paint au economical substitute f1T white lead
costing only aa cents Iyr gallon fuf the frot.c-
tlyn II factories, ludpeb and other wooden
structures against nfv, ls alhu valuable fuI uc
class uf uutbUlldlnFs, fences cJC., which arc
usually allowed o. 80 uupantud. Roof paint
stsam pIlv and boiler coverings steam packing
-L,athiuFs, huings, esmeltz, ote., all u which
can 10 relied upon as brlus lu every respect AZ
represented and SIC advise uuT readers before
purchasing paints or roofing. o. send fur sam
plrs - these ARTICLES and compare them with
an other.
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nurnns,. RhrumnrIc Itcmcd,

Has ltru ts iafr ;le pUaI- ilirce yoArs and has
mower fa-io8 .n q single caes - rAcuulaiaul. uu
matter how aggravated she case. Write O. any
l.ersa4 lu Washington CITY, whore li ~ mana
t4eturo5 and sea vlll lrATu that this is traC in
ever respect Il D. taken internally. -
INVALID PENSIONS INCREASED.
wstr isHE. .. kINGliAM A 90. Attorney taI
t'Ia.aas Tafrais IAaH rilsot WAsHfSsgrN. u q.
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ITNuu are Billions
Tone up your liver. Take Qurk's Irish Tea.
Sold by druggists ~ 70 cents n package.
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As Slocwick had said, the money some
five thousand dnllars--was found hut no
one Appropriated it, and il was donated 70
charitable institution
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a Case of Consumption.

E.sE sToSEHiN. otfard Ooauty. Ne.
Ma y. is71
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BOSTON WEEKLY TRANSCRIPT.
SO DISTINCT BOOKS

ssuted essss1~sure. Thr hlEKcri tktaE ewrr Ertcd.
sales uAar frau fAs WhHn All single heAH fail Ass
Agsn.s wasted cu our MAGNIfIGEST FAMILY
AiHl.H~. Supersnr 70 AT QknrN Mai GnF1lunhir klsuN
tfaia4 A ~ and sarerh RindnRs ThrRr R9okA hpHH
lhr NJ orid. lal fartlcuiars frse Addrsss JOHN Z.
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BILLIARD TABLEs.

y btILR4N0 ABLE Ss
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