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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-02
Items.

Zach Chandler believes in ghosts.
John B. Cough is better Of his sick spell.
Alexis is here again seeing his American
cousins
Alex. Stephens has been called "an ami
mated Wrinkle
General Lees grave is kept constantly
strewn with flowers.
Charles Collins, chief engineer of the Lake
Shore road, has committed suicide.
Speaker Ferry is short, thick set, muscu-
lar man. with more hair on his face than any
four senators together.
Antonio Blitz. better known as 'Sirnor'
Blitz, the celebrated Wizard died in Pnila-
delpha last Sunday, aged 67
George +. Hoar was elected Unite d
States Senator from Massachusetts on
Friday to take the place Of Boutwell,, rctr-
ed. The change is for the better.
Senator Sherman s built good deal on
the bean pole order, being tail and slender
He wears a grizzled, closely cropped beard
and moustache, and is a generally obnoxious
person.
Rev. Mr. Nye, OF Brooklyn, thinks rouod
lauccs are evil in thoir tendencies Too troo
they fie1ueutly bring nen to the gal2ps.
Many sheen are dying IN San Diego coun-
ty, Ca iforna for want of feed. Onc farmer
is said to have lost 1000 within two weeks.
George H. Corliss is talked of for Rcpub-
lican candidate for Governor in Rhode Is
land. He ought to know how to run the ma
chine,
The Rhode Island Poultry Show comes off
in couple Of weeks. That will keep Rhode
Island chickens from scratching in neigbor-
ing States for few days at least.
An article in Chicago paper on the Indi-
an war has the following amusing head lines
Sitting Bull personally interviews Colonel
Otis, and agrees to let him alone for four
boxes of crackers"
T.
On the night of January 90, Adam Long
houser, Joseph Williams and George Fauber
broke jail in Lebanon by cutting through the
ceiling of their cell. No trace OF them has
been discovered
Mr.. Pardee has built church and present.
ed it to the Presbyterian congregation at Ha.
zleton. 1t cost 100000. Mr.. Markle, of
Philadelphia, presented an organ and bell
costing about $1,000.
The London World states that in the ar.
chives of the British Colonial Office is a
letter from Benjamin Franklin asking for an
appointment as distributor of the very stamps
which brought about the independence of the
United States.
A peddler called at a house near Thorn
vile, Ohio, on Friday evening, and was al
lowed to lodge there for the night. During
the night he chloroformed the family and left
with 5000 in money and $500 in drafts. He
was tracked to neighboring town but was
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Very obstinate and troublesome are old
sores and ulcers Yet how easily may they be
healed. All that is necessary is to use freely
of Glenn's Sulphur Soap dissolvedein water
as lotion. Depot, Crittenton's, No. 7, 9Th
Avenue, New York.
Hills Hair and Whsker Dye, black or
brown, SO cents. Feb.
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WHERE TO ADVERTISE.

A. T. Stewart says the best advertising mediums
he has ever found are the old established organs OF
the two political parties. at the several county seats
throughout the Union" "1hese," he SAYS .'reach
every family OF the least account in their several
countless and are more carefully read than any other
class OF Jonrnals" IL Mr.. Stewarts Judgment is OF
value there is no difficulty In deciding which paper
II Is for the interest OF business men to advertise In
The COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, upon which this paper Is
partially founded was established In 1896, and the
COLOMBIAN now enjoys wider circulation and
greater prosperity than II ever did. II goes week.
" into two thousand families In Columbia and ad-
Joining counties, and by most Of them is read from
tn first TO the last line 1t is the only recognised
exponent OF nearly ye thousand Den Ocratic voters
In the county. II gives advertisements tasty dis
play that NH ps them attractive TO It's patrons thus
ehsuring great r certainty that they Will peruse
them. While It's circulationis undoubtedly much the
larsest In the county, the advertising rates OF the
COLUMBIAN are no higher than those Of ether papers
with barely half nd several not ope-fourth the num-
Der OF subscribers. Facts like these speak for them
sci. es. No shrewd business man win neglect u In
sert his advertisements In the COLUMBIAN II
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-02
sILAS W. McIENRI,
JOHN HERNER, Co
J. Il. SANDS,
Attest; WIN, KRICKBAUM Clerk
O. T. T.,
OR THE
Wonderful Adventures of a Pullman
kev, L. Il, laie's great story In
THn CHRIsTIAN UNION,

Rev. W. Beecher and Lyman Abbott Editors
Dcecher's Sermons,
and Abbott's Sunday Lessons every week.
Au the best Contributors in the country
$500 per year TO clergymen, $3.50. Three
months ON trial, 10 cents. Agents W. nted. send
stamp FOR sample copy. Address HORATlU c. KING
Publisher, q Park Place, New York.
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Hon. II, q. Davis has been reelected U.
S. Senator from West Virginia for the long
term and Y. Hereford for the short term.
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Deduct from amount OF orders issued
IS, ,T6T vi, taxes refunded, and $3.50 80 paid
Danvule Asylum for support OF Alex. and
Mary Colley and 50 s. paid sherin Murphy
TO convey sama 10 Asylum, all Of which Is
TO be refunded by Benton township, (ti6 SO
costs already paid On said case, which Is
not yet decided whether Benton township
must pay or not anr Is not Included In the
total OF the above items. leaves the real
expenses OF the county $2l, ,lb6 10,
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ROAD AND BRIDGE VIEWERS AND ROAD DAMAGE.


CoMAIssIosERs OFFICE AND COUNT HOUSE.
NJ " r. Kline County Auditor ,,, .,.,..... 40
X II brown :. ,,,......,....,, 450
John B. Casey, .....-......... 4bO
Vim. Krickbaum stating accounts OF Com
missioners and Treasurer. r...-.....,,....... 250
Mrs. lngod, cleaning Court House. 80 70
Blooilsburg Gas Co., gas bill during year 1881
NJ Writ public auditor itor...............,...... gOt
Peter Jones, bill rendered Court House. &C 2a7
nlss for PTothonotary's onice. 50
book case Recorders of1ice.... ss
ry Nook case ,...... Observation-Disclosures. 4OT6
Peter Jones repair Court House roof -. 5sT
l,eorge Hazard rope and clock repair ,.., 200
NJ X. Cox, work at and about Court House - 10 50
b. l.. Thomas gross steel pens ....-..,, = 90
VIM Ritter, painting book case law library 800
WIN. Wirtz, doz- cushions Jurors chairs
Court House " 90
Poust ct al rs 9-s5 tons coal and hauling. ~ -
Bloomsbury Lumber Co., kindling wood, 400
Thomas corey. work at Court House and
MoSer BROS, bin rendered
VIM. Krickbauin, case bridge drafting in
H. Maze. bill rendered. d., ,.,.'''.
y. II. Miller son. bill rendered .... ........ 4b
l.. ID. Ksse, doz. ME stA APPS, Proth. once 80
James Cadman. stool repair Comrs. ONCE 20
]. Hsgenbuch, stove repair Prothy. ONCE "
L. Hess, copyi Ing assess books....., l0so
John q. Freeze, attorney 10 comm'rs 80. 100 o
William Lawton Commissioner. -. ........ 500
| 4. w. McHenry, ......... ...... hS 0D
John Herner, 4" .............. 9i2 90
| Joseph 4. sands, - ............, 2as 90
Vim. KTtckbauIn. Clerk ...... ............. 500 W
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A peddler called at a house near Thorn
vile, Ohio, on Friday evening, and was al
lowed to lodge there for the night. During
the night he chloroformed the family and left
with 5000 in money and $500 in drafts. He
was tracked to neighboring town but was
not captured.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-13
From MarseiIIes.
MARsEmLEs, Oct. II, 1877

| MARSEI11ES, OCl IL, lC'''
The Juveniles" are to play game Of bas'
ball with "A Seneca club, at that place, on Sat
ulday next.
Manufacturing interests are looking up some
the Marscillcs manufacturing company having
lately made additions to their force
| Under the management of Lewis Collier, thu
north prairie folks were enabled to enjoy
rare good dance at Richard Pitzers, oct, 4th
Darius Reed II former south prairie wealthy
farmer, but lately Of Great Bend, Kansas, pro
poses to move back soon to his old place near
Marscilcs.
An increase in the attendance at the East
Marsciles Grammar school has made the hir
ing of another teacher necessity, and Miss G.
Rhincs has been engaged.
4 fair, under the auspices ofthc ladies of the
Univcrsaist church, will be held at Hawkes.
hall on Thursday evening next 1t promises
to he much of an attraction.
The odd Fellows entertainment and supper
of last Friday night was all tlflt could be de-
sired in such an affair While not intending
to more than pay expenses pleasant time
being the main object of it, quite IA neat sum
was nevertheless Melted for the lodge
An attempt will be made by Prof f. Frank
Ford on tomorrow evening to get up sing
inc school. Just what success he will meet
with is hard to determine, only that similar
attempt some time since by Prot. Harrison,
met with very fair encouragement, and on the
whole, considering the times, prospects may
be called good FULL GEAR.
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THE COURTS.
The Supremc Court.

The proceeding, Of this court have been, as It's
ual, formal, the hearing of motions, etc, and The
call of the docket On Friday last, Mr.. Edward
Roby made an argument in the case of Spcighi
Il n. V. The People &c ri, the County Collector
case involving the validity of the city (of Chica-
gol, county and tow. taxes for the year 1873 and
prior years.
''The first objection is against the validity Of
the city tax on the following grounds First, be-
cause the appropriation ordinance sets out in the
cnactng clause, BE il ordained by the common
council of the City of Chicago" while the prop
or title is 'The city council of the City of Chica-
go;'' secondly, if the ordinance was enacted, ii
never took effect for want OF publication, no ordi-
nance il is claimed, having any force or effect
until ten days after it shall have been published
by authority in newspaper published i'll the
city; thirdly the bill includes Illegal items, such
rs interest on improperly incurred floating in
debtedncss an appropriation for official visitors,
and the school taxes. In regard to the latter, ii
is claimed that, by the new charter, the control
Of the schools and the levy of taxes therefor has
been taken out of the control OF the council, and
vested in the board of school directors. When
the ely became incorporated under the general
law IL became incorporated as Il city, having no
charge of schools, and cannot levy tax for them
as corporate purposes of the city. 1t Is claimed
that, even if these items did not invalidatc the
entire appropriations, they themselves are clearly
invalidatcd
at is objected to the validity Of the taxes for
the Town of Lake that there il no power to make
an appropriation To refund the amounts misap-
propriatcd from special assessment funds, and
no power to make ar appropriation 10 pay Tor IN
terest on bonds ISSUED in 1874, the constitution
requiring that, when any municipal corporation
incurs any Indebtedness, il shall before or ut the
time Of doing so, provide for the collection oi
tax 10 pay the interest and principal
"Thc Hyde Park taxes are objected 10 ON the
ground of the invalidity Of the item corporation
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pointed administrator. Bond, $4,000. Notice &c
creditors to January term, 1878
Estate of Jacob Howe. Margaret Howe ap
pointed administrative. Bond, $3,l0O. Notice
to creditors to January term, 1873.
Estate of Alexander Hobart. VIII admitted to
probate and letters testamentary ordered issued
to Anna Hobart upon her entering into bonds in
the penal sum Of $l2,40O.
Estate of Uriah w Wood. win admitted to
probate and letters tcstamcntary issued to Gee
W lIoar. Bond, $500 Notice to creditors to
Sd Monday in January.
Estate of Lewis n Rogers. Notice of final set
Element ordered published to November term.
Conoeryatorship of Salmon Price. Conserva-
tors report of sale of real estate approved.
Guardianship Of Ncttie Lcininger. Report
of accounts approved.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Oct. Il, 1917.
FRElGHTs-By rail were steady Yesterday and
fair shipments we're made at Bic PlUO for grain
Ia New York: Hour az ~ bbl. Lake frcights
unusually active at &c for corn Ia Buffalo.
FLouR-Priccs firm and higher Choice white
winter wheat 5000 80. fancy western spring
extras, s6.UO,6625; Minnesota patent, $1,000
9W; choice spring sIpcrfncs, s+md+25
-Winicr-No. . red. IN store, si.l1d
LII. spring-No. I, Minnesota. sl.lafIi5;
No. > In store, slO9di.lO; No. } sl.05
CoRN-Mixed, iS@H Options, 4idH for
October.
Oats-No. ?, 2i@24; rejected, ljc.
Rye.-No. =, 81; rejected. 81
Barley-No. :. COc: rejected. IOc.
Lard-$s 3Ods.35 h LOO Ibs
Buiier-Crcamery, No Do; good'to choice dai.
ry 3O@25c.
Eggs-i6fi1c p doz.
Poiatoes-New. sIl5dl.s5 y bbl.for choice.
CATTLE Moderately active. Choice extra
grsde steers, t5.75d6l00: good 10 cholc- nsiires
- s5tl5.io; butcher steer. S;.5s6fi.Oo; COWS
and hcifcrr. sz.joe 600.
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Frank is quite small
But mighty tall,
And how he throws II brush
Would make one stare
With cycballs bare,
And holler, "Oh by gosh
M The coal trade on the bluff north Of Utica is
in full blast, and those in need of such min
cral can secure any amount Of it at the low
figure of two dollars and n quarter a ton, and
the prospects are that it will sell for less before
another month, us those having stock in tho
business are just foolish enough TO undersell
one another and dcviate from any established
price The fact of it is coal dealers on the
bluff work like slaves to Guido their neigh
bors in the same business and the consc
qucncc is they give their sweat and labor tc
the purchaser for more than nothing. | would
like TO know why the coal dealers of the bluff
cannot come together, establish II price, and
recognize that price as a standard, and thus be
consistent in their ways as men in other bust
ness. II the coal dealers on the bluff contin
ne to give their coal away for $225 there will
soon he none for any price But if all are de
crmincd to give for S225 the better way
would he to put the price at Sl,15 or $500
and then let his satanic majesty gobblc the
last man.
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Ottawa wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, Oct l., 1871.
Flour remains the same
Prices On grain are the same.
Corn yesterday brought Sc; oats, 20c. White
pc. New corn for feed brings about 25c per 80
pounds.
We nuOtc below;
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From Utica.

UTICA, Oct II, 1877.
Mr. Peter Miller one of Otawa's boss trades
men, is after having cncirced the residence OF
Mr.. L. Neary with beautiful picket and tight
board fence. Little frankie Gallagher, Of La
Sale, is now doing the painting in most
prisng to NHic frankie, he means to paint Mr.
Ms two story dwelling without the assistance
Of lNdder.
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Ottawa Pont Once.
.OSINU AND ARRIVAL or MALI


on and after May nth. 1877. trains leave
Ottawa as follows, viz:
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This court opened on Monday last, Judge +. ).
Leland ON the bench, Besides Il large rcprcscn-
tation Of lawyers Judge Goodspccd was present.
The following Is the record of cases disposed
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Train No. l5 VIII Carry pnssenErle o 90 JOIItI GU
Bureau No. t9between Ottawa and IOcN -lsG, No. ODc
tween Rock Island and Joliet NO. from Bureau u Qua
wa when passengers provided with tcscs, and not
otherwisP. A. N. NTH. Gent Pass Agt:
A KtsBALL Gent Sup't. A. MAUvEL. Asst Gen. Supt
dec 9. 1875. y. NJ. HALL, Agent ~ Ottawa.
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The County Court

IN fhDBATE.
Guardianship OF Matthew Cary ct al, minors.
Guardians report Of accounts approved.
Estate Of Geo Msekinson. Notice Of final set
Cement To ID Monday Of November
Guardianship Of Robert " Butterfcld, minor.
Report Of accounts approved
Estate Of Michael B 0lcson. Report Of accounts
approved
Estsie Of Martha frlnsyorth- c. II. Force ar-
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The sword fsss.rtI-.-

Bangor Wing When L. ,lr--- s--..
his srny 10 Grant The latter .t---.r-lr
take his sword aud sdded Col tas ~.
nanImity by voluntarily .r,..-l.r- .r. ~
terms of capiuiafiou - -A-n-.. Il f..
the SIDE arms o. all gh- H-h 80 ar
Their hor-.s and prrS-t- taEra.- Asa
matter OF fact. q SLlgh 80 rss- .a..
authoritative Information tifr-Hl. h.
came - the spot d. cuatsi o. r-.
meeting 81 the tao Ckivita.l- Sem i.
splendid Testimonial -sur.l -kar I'D
been presented . him. aE4 iH-.r.s..
intending that the W-aT9u should .-.
come The historic emblem ut f.- .-.
cause =; the national eaplt.,l Dr--rri
Grant prevented th.- ty -rAl-ia.. ra...
ing the surrender Of the .soTi u. ..
yAnquished Zoe. AMI. hastily F-l....1 -
the terms he deiuAlird Passed rra
memorandum % L.. ~h1 ts..ire- 1 -.
b!y affected With emotion on Vgrcv.s =.
the generosity with sh.rh 81 he
GERS Of his command we're o. ur trvar..l
BY their couguerur
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EsTISAES.

TAKEN ug ~ ,. N s-lson. snd s-'r.s-a
before a Is. Lani-r. Jastio- - 80 Fs-7-
ris,lnet SO; a one cara ~ nor-- .t-ali
ton years Old. ioUrt--r sd n1=-h-If hnnt-
~ as.
Taken up by " VI B-eaasn, sni --ir.s--,
precinct Mo-. one bsy tnar- al1... 49,
thirteen hands high. Hld ~ifh - 49,
brands theron ApprAi--i atss-
Taken up1y v xrComes. znf spl.ra -
e.net No One .irOa-grsy mar. --Vsa &.
sisnt ye.rs Odd, foart-sE an . E.if 49,
80.
Taken up by John RsIloasE. 80 --tr.g-.f
beiorc , "a -is~Arf. gusti,e ai TO- Fsac=
foarieen year old. sbo1t shift--n tssc.
hisn: branded on IN l-ts hip = 4 ABGr-i---i
hor-e. about foart-.n h.rs..t,.r -
yeAt. old, nrsnded On risnf-hip - go
.hoaldrr l. Appr.4-ed ~ 50 49, -
fSari-es-hsnes his a. Sr.a.5.-e -, -. -,
- ApprAi--d 81 81
Isksa ug y = a Stshsy. - s----F=-
oSiore A Z Lauler, tustiCa q rr.a - 80
einet No. Oos tl.ek h-rsc -t-1ui -
bands high, ei<nf ye1rs "a. ~ afsl = -
ft.hoaiasr thus. - 49, -o-r-i aa1-I
Old. branded NO On ieft-.noli 49, = -.
hipped In the iefi- niP. APpr.i>--i a. a..
Taken up ey = " Rove. .nd .-.r.y-s -
e ,S,s So ga. g. ea.ss .. u 30 -
fourteen and ons-hAif .nsis hf.h, - -.
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hands hisn. DO sr.nds. '. asa a Sc
r.kea uR ~ NJ A. Brs.n .Ba ~-ln.y~s
before W. ". fe.k. J. p. pr~csnet ~ u -
bay hers- : ye.rs osd. i.i, hssa. Sc
hor.e. years old, IL had. ALL. sr.s =
Sspd, zptrsi~-c 81 IA. "a
Taken up ey James A. Cyosaiet 40 -
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DR.. sss..sL. s...a.Ia s.a.a,..

The standard remedi., Tor a. dl.-a.-Hs e.
The lungs, are schsnck talustsulc -s-ar
sehenekis sea Ned ToEis, a. $40. = i.
Mandrake Pills. Nnd iftskeu t.ra-- a. 49,
are aesSoyed, sspsedg care n g elrl
10 these thr-- Ln-itrlns. II a 49,.
OF 70 -iNdelphtA. owes his auslEal.s-s $500.
IN the Treatment Of gGamouarr dts=s-s-
Ihe pu.nonie syrup riF-E- az -l.r#.
matter IA The iuDs.i nature fhrf.as .l p
an eSsy enperiursiion. fef Nlsu frH De- 49,
or matter 10 rip slisht o.a.h sII tars
on; the patient las r-st sE4 ils .1aEs 80.
To heal
To enable the puiDonIr syrug o. O. u. :.
ecbenck = Mandrake pa. Anc - n.1.Ha -.
Wed Tonic must - frrs4y u-rt tH 80.
the stomach .na Ever --ns ~ H. n ar..eaa~
fl4is at Oh the liver r-uugs1usal e. .lr-.-
uons, r-4As TIE gall blsdusE. the D. l. e -.
fr.ei aud the Liver l. $40 ellrKfa
scheme = go "A eed Io1ic r. .=rfas = -1-
ni-1t and Alternative. the alEAiI - HrsHr =
u coinIe'~ed nit1es ~ith The 49, - r.
Nenia sourins. IL ss-lsts H. : z.sl - -
tonins 20 tn. stomach - . hs-Ifhs a..r...-.
roE, 80 tha; the fs->i ana tie fsll tss.5r -.
up Viii make good bod; thsu N. 81 EsaI
A-a the fsticLi VII surely al zslI II 60 #.
taken 10 prevent fre-n cs1ld
Al sno ~4sh 10 consuit ~. -ch=rrk.-IrHHr
frr-on.ly or ~ letter, can ~ e.. - l.rrl-
clps4 once. curusr Of -lnEt ara Area 49,.
Fmii-d-ip his every Monday
Srheocks medicines ar --ssd . = g.
sisn Throughout The euuntEy IA i--1al.
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LEGAL iDytsTlSssEsIS

THE STATE OF TEXA~-ro a. -.
Il inierest-d In The .aErdlAu.Ilr- 81 -
.late OF susie j. snd Goa - faElIs-sn =.
nors. g. ". C.-5ts>. - uzrdf.n ~ - =
TIE 0ounfy Court q iss4lGs fat4ntF. a. -.
-Ahlbit Of tes cnnditiuu OF - "a =. 49, ~.
setber with bis a. pllr2tlut - - IasrEa "a
thsnofrotn, which .ill b. head 81 - -
terfn % ~aid court. ruInrnenring "a - "a
MONDAY In Nay a y -. 81 TO Ger
al l'rrsons ini-f-stet Ina sd tsu.rd a. =
may apJ,-ar and cont-~f sd s.qllaat.ssn =
they So prop~r.
Witness, A HArwond. County Cl-rs -
las tuunty. ferAs fsIN-u a. a. =. =
hand and the S-.i ~ 49, G..nrr -
one. IN eisy % DALAI, tEi. lsLh a.
M.rcn. a. d ls--.
A. HAEWunIl
County Clerk. nAilz. C0uufg. IT,.
mrhls-NU
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Tie ds!ish tfaI ste~ts - th..ns- sri--. 80
DIT II. hcL-sns CouEh ar flrs tI-a
ING Siohules. AZ The saliva On Ia 1Iaarlr
acts on the giobu e. . So = ssnsra,.al -El.H
sposhfs and nssls irfit.tlru uf t.- 49,.
.Bd lung. makes ths yolos c1~sr.s. a-r1r.
cures h"Afsene-s, coGs iss. 7olts -u1 -l1sl a-l.-
Hon Trial OoIe-, by ma = cea-s o.
Il. Mclean, ga Chestnut stE,-.,. - Lr-a.
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To fssrN ha..fv

David ". Adams. stioru.y a. Ls~ 49,
Notary l'ublic. pays particular .ittn-lal A.
prspaTins abstract. % title.. oa-Iectt.a ..
claims taking @ekuou Ists-ulsnts r-zt--.
ing Of LANDS ana Paym-si OF tzas. lhsrs.-.
once Southwest cornsr Of l..arti.a...
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Cle.a s...er. srtne sIp--

Among tse noSt exquisite -u-tls. 49,.
eilsnt the sf- ufthe furursan trgssIH o. -
thoee wonderful .-r-coluf-sf coed atarrsrs
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tn. Nus 90 .id bim Hut fi...s - - =.
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esi praise tum thousands 90 d. i Is 80
soh-rng women. oue brtfls arsr - ..s.
more isiisf thsr n1uEtHs 20 tl-4rra1rr II.
esHsties and otheT tD..iicin.s n 10 - -
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from that most iryilS - oTis.i--a -.
consultation With q physician. o. I. a.. 80.
OF every ~ofnan - t--ortns fzrul1E Hr - 81 =
c-1se-s- and ~ m p,orns eftL. May 1s-sa-.s
u which her Peculiar orsAafraltdIn rsr|H..H.
her liable. and Aiso % lsAln a. r--.---
means % preventing tle-- utgl.a.-. lf-
feopiss Medical AdNts-T cs1ntsiu- - a
tsDsise treatise uT-nu "a 11nkn an - L.
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domestic ueAtm~ut. which .ill oft-r 80 -
s.e 1910. Of . physiei-n tauu-o---rl
AdNtseT osn D. ontAiu-a - aca-s--lns 80.
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-07

The regular i-sue % rur lsFsr -
been, much To our Iegr.f, cfily "a to-
OF three days. This ~A- UuaN o -t.tl-.
and owing altogether 10 the 'sci th-l
We were wrestling with the taz- taa
ii.t which We present tins Hurnins.
snd every one can see thsi car sAca.-
Is perfectly valid one. We trl-- ear
patrons will forgive -. and ~e pr0aals-
that any future work % Ia. kiua -.
not have = similar effect