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LOCAL AGENTS.
SATURDAY ....... JUNE 30, 1877.


Several men in the logging business
on the river have expressed the intention
of shutting down soon, unless prospects
brig ten. Those who have contracts
can 30 ahead. The outlook in Califor-
- nia il not very encouraging, The de-
Inand for manufactured lumber will be
unusually ligh: this fall and winter.
The troubled condition of Mexico and
several South American States, cuts off
a large demand from those countries.
The war in Europe, should Great Britain
he drawn into it, will effect all her colo.
nies and lesson our trade with Australia,
4eaying US with little foreign demand
for our lumber except the Sandwich
Islands and China. Our home capsump-
tion is only trihe, compared with the
large amount manufactured. Such being
the tact, before a great while, all our
mills will be running on rs light expenses
las possible, cutting less thar usual, and
decreasing lbe demand for logs. Those
who are 80 situated that they can afford
To keep their camps in operation and
hold their logs can do so. Those who
cannot will find themselves with lot AT
logs on hand this fall. their nen and
supplies unpaid tor. and Ss oonseqscnce'
they will be forced to cell theirs at what
ever mill owners arc mind TO offer
This will result in losses and general
dissatisfaction. Thus far the season has
been favorable one, Hardly any ylum-
sber has boen lost aud large quantity
and good quality of tinIberis now Al
the Point waiting TO be disposed OF and
towed to the mtAs. We helieye the
anal result this fall. would be better for
everybody concerned. chat InA'ber Snuld
meet with quicker sale at more Rarnu-
nerative prices, IL all now engaged in
the business, would run ligh, handed, or
stop entirely for awhile, unless they
have contracts ahead. Nearly every log
ger now has lumber enough at the point
or on the wa9 there 10 square up, which
may not be the case if they run till fall
and the mills out less &han now on nc.
count Of light demand. Tinsber is not
bringing SO great price as to cause
owners of it to be anxious to realize from
it. It will pay good interest If lett
standing. Our mill companies hold
thousands Of acres of timber lands and
are not cutting it aud miU not, so long
as they can get logs for anything like
their present figures. We believe farm
ing on this river will pay better than
logging it prosecuted as systematically.
, 1877-06-30

TO the Working dlaaa.-- We are
now prepared 10 furnish sll classes with con.
slant employment a. home, the whole Of the
time, or for their spare moments. Business
new. light and profitable. Persona Of either
sex easily earn from 80 cents TO IS per even.
fng, and n proportional sum by devotlng their
whole time TO lhe business. Boys and girls
earn nearly as much as men. That all who
see this notice may send their address, and
test the business we mako this unparalleled
offer: To such as arc not well satis6ed we
will send one dollar 10 pay for the trouble Of
Writing, Fnll particulars, samplers worth
several dollars 10 commence work on, and a
copy Of Home aud Freside, one OF the largest
and best Illustrated Publications, oil sent free
by mail. Reader. Hyou want permanent pro-
htablel work, address, GBoa0E sTISsoS 4 Co.,
Portland, Maine.
, 1877-06-30

ASSOCIATE EDiTults
DR. A. c. FOLSOM. MRS. FAisle MORSE,
, 1877-06-30
Chr Aurthtm Star.

ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
, 1877-06-30

1LoRIocs MORSE, Editor and Prop'r,
, 1877-06-30
Il. "A. TT R Il E N,
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Legal and transcient notices .N per square
sr., insertion; so cents per square each sub
1cqucnt insertion
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pm honsaI saLE;mnn e. the South Sid :, sbrIcl,
be sold on reasonable terms. mhll.tf
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Dae,in.tist'riI'yI,.. Z.

Tremendous reduction in Dentistry. Owe
ngi I'd our great success as insrrters OF
beautiful gum ensmell-d teeth, and In or
der tosnpply the many thousands, we will
insert full SETS at the greatly reduced rate
of s and SO, equal to any $25 set made
else here. Filing, Is CTS. to 81. Dr.J
W, stoughtonts Bro, No. 1922 Viinestreet
PHILADELPHIA. @E VI
S"I am going to Chadwick's Ice Cream
Garden and Museum, to-night." "Why,
what are yoq going there tor, Rosy y
There will be full orchestra of music
there .again; spent pleasant evening
there, last Saturday. Itwas crowded with
persons from all parts of the city. Dom,
ail to be there"
n LOOK Our For CHEAP SHoEs--At Nj
Claney's, 5O4 West Second street, two doors
from Washington, in Second, the cheapest
place in the city. Shoes either ready-made
for made to order. @
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ARRIVALS:
CLAYTON HOUSE.

JP DiDemore, N Q; EtE g
Chas y KING. Pa SA &a '
Fl W Potts, Pa
G W Cumming, Smyrna
PF Collins, Peilada '1e
Edw n Peet. Brooklyn, NY
Paul D Van Hook ,Pbilada "
r A Malone, Lancaster, Pa {
J @. Meesel,, Philas Y q
Daniel A Kline, Bait
James A Bell, Y
w B Lane,
D Bri,on, Del
james Kennedy, Philada
DELAWARE HOUSE.
JwLsv,on and wife, city
Judge Cummings, 4" o.
John Flanagan,
DR. T F Hicki, "
James Rigley, Ohio
A q Richmsn, Newark. NY
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:, Communicated.


Mr. EDITOR Your answer, to my reply
to your first editorial, is much weaker than
even your enemies could have desired. The
most thaa you have written has NO bearing
whatever upon the matter on which we join
issue. But one sentence in your last editor
ial demands notice. Hence the Catholics
(Roman,) "Church never renounced the
sentiments of the Tablet for the; reason
that they never taught or upheld them"
am very glad you make this declaration,
and, in future, will hold you toit. I charit-
ably believe you made the above assertion,
(for 1t is only yours,) In good faith, but in
asserting to your honor, am obliged to dis
count your intelligence. In proof of this,
allow me to ci,e the language of Gregory
VII, (not III as you made me say in Satur-
days HERALD), used in this act excom>
cunicating Henry Nv. .-.r
ut hath pleaseth thee, Peter chief Of
the Apostles, and does please thee, that the
people Of Christendon, committed special,
to thee, should. render obedience to me. IL
this confidence, for the dignity and defence
of thy holy church, in the name of Almighty
God, the Father, Son and Holy Ghost, de-.
pose from imperial and royal administra
ton King Henry, son of Henry, some tim.
emperor, who too boldly and rashly hatl
laid hands on thy church. absolve all
Christian subjects to the empire from tbs
oath, whereby, they are want to plight their
faith unto true Kings, for it is right that bt
should be deprived Of dignity " ho doth en-.
deavor to diminish the majesty Of th,
church"
My dear sir, had you known,of the exist.
ence of hissimportant document put fortl
by one of the greatest (and, in some respects.
best, of your Popes, it would have saved
you from thou. .htlesslessly inveighin.
against the 'vagaries OF preacher" o,
showing how truly the "blind" are attempt
ing to "lead the blind"
Moreover, "the doctrine established b,
Gregory, and unsussained by his successor4
with greater or less strictness from that day
to this,) is, that tbe Pope is Chrlsts vice.
eerent and representative in the administra,
ton of human affairs and that the depos.
Ing power inherent in him as the head O,
the spiritual authority, as the guardian and
judge of the law under which Kings ano
emperors hold their crowns and have the
right to reign" The last sentence is tn.
language of an eminent Roman Catholic
writer, believe) of this conntry.
Should YOU want more information on
this point, I respectfully refer you to an au.
thority which you will not dream of dis
putting viz: A paper entitled "Of the IT,
fallible Authority OF the Roman Ponti6 in
Teaching, especially commencing to yopr
consideration the last paragraph, begiprin.
thus : "Wherefore faithfully adherinp to
the tradition handed down from the com.
mencement of the Christian faith, etc., etc
With great respect,
,rceo[ Yours in chris', :
j. B. MANN.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-10

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W WANl'S.

- AID WAN,tl' - A lady With Ave
- Chi drer, d sizes bNard i The cruntrA ,
!ur lEe summer MuA be within two mile
If this city. Term, m, derhte Addlss
j.2rtf HERALD OFFICE .
Wa NJE - opies of the Morning Herald
w + rthe fo ! wing dates. IT, thursday
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Personal.

The Rev. I. E. Var indale, of Middle.
lowe, was in town s'erday, and called on
his many friends. He is looking well.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-10

E'OR SALE.--!Three f1ve-reoued brIcr,
4 houses on the South Side. with fiot
YARDS: Enqnire OF J. K ABCHI"K'
mhW s. W. cor. tecond and Ma kets
The Morning herald., 1877-07-10
NOTICES.
FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR SAL E.-A three story brick honsn
T. Nc NO. 4S East ,hird street che Ap, witt,
E, B. STAG1ERS, 1907 Chestnut ST.
philadelphia
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ALEXANDRIA.

THE SHEPPARD CAsE.-The man Henry So
per. whose ARE and commitment Ia jail A. =
suspicious character has been heretofore men
toned in the Gazette. was brought ont last
night and carried before Mayor kemper. SrN-
eral cOlOred men who saw George SHEPPARD
before his alleged drowning were present. and
SWoTe that SOper and Sheppard were the same
man. The accused was then remanded for
further examination. II Will he remembered
that Joseph Sheppard. the brother OF The sup
posed drowned man. has a suit now pendin.
in Richmond To recover the insurance on his
York Equitable Insurance Companies &. T.
stuart, esq. counsel for those companies, was
present nj the examination las evening 10
hear any evidence which might bear on his
case.
LUNATICs-Deputy Sergeant A. W. Arm
whittier he conveyed Charles Dove, the young
man lately declared a lUndtic. Mr.. Armstrong
reports that most of the AleNaDdrianS in the.
asylum at that place are in a bad physical
condition, and that the superintendent SAYS
they are amongst his worst patients. A notice,
was received This morning from the Eastern
Asylum, al Williamsburg that a place had
been provided for Mrs. Amanda Daniels the.
mother OF Dove. nj that asylum. The husband
al Mrs. Daniels II IN the Siaunton Asylum. a nd
her there, but the Sergeant was unable to make
The arrangement, and will start with her for
Williamsburg to morrow night.
PARDoNED.-JOhn Payne. Who was convict
ed OF a>Saulting and rUbbing Mr.. John II.
Barnes, and was sent Ia the pcnteniiarV there
Tor AT the April Term of the Cooperation Court.
arrived home this morning having been par
uohed 10y Gov. kcmper. on recommendation of
the physicians at the pcnItentiaTy. Who state
mat ne Il suffering from al attack Of drnp>V.
and cannot long survive. Payne i represent
ed to be in very bad condition. gazette.
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GEORGETOWN.

THE Posr OFFICE AS 1T WILL BE.-The
post Office agitation Is about settled. Mr.. ).
A. Jefferd, native of Richmond, and for SiN
years postmaster of that place. is To b, the
clerk in charge. Mr.. George L. Berry. one of
the present clerks, remains as assistant
While S. W. Delzel also clerk al PIesen'. is re-
tanned as carrier. The other two carriers are
MeSsrs. James Eliason and Charles Sawyer
both Georgetownians. Two mails daily will
be- distributed 10 the suburban residents.
while to the business populace each mail viii
De Immediately distributed upoa its arrival
The ENTERTAINMENT at the Curtis school
building last night by.Coyenant Lodge. Ne
ehanies' Lodge, and Ridgely Encampment, l.
o. q. F.. was great success. The programme
consisted OF choTuses by Odd Fellows choir. led
ly Prof. j. Ill. Daniels; singing by the Mount
Vernon Quartette; readings by Mr.. Cripi
falmoni. and an address by Grand Represent
alive John +. HayenneT, of Washington. on
" The Dual Principle OF Lie and lis Attendant
secrecy, an eloquent effort; Miss Saille WeS-
throp and Jennie Hazard, Mr.. Il. III. Boswell.
and Prof. j. II. Daniels sang solos. which were
heartily applauded.
LoTGE ELECTIONS, LAST NIGHT.-Hermione
Lodge. No. l.. h. of T.. has elected for the EN-
suing year: y II. Kettner. T. G: II. Wagner.
&C: Vim. r. Gibbons. We: 4. WoOdley. pre-
lste !; : {. Ps'mer; NJ of Z: - ). Hays. h. of
mar. J. :, Hays. J. T. WEIGH. and J. H. Mock.
representatives Ia grand lodge.
Decatur Lodge, No. g X. OF p. has slectcd
Cam, VI. of f.. II. G. Divine. X Of Il. and \ :
VIM Doherty, III. q. Divine, \. McCann. =.
Collins and \. {. frather. representatives 10
grand lodge.
William Schley Lodge. No. 4. I. o. NJ. has
elected T.. Journey. W.S.M.: e. Y. Sherwood.
WI: W. II. Haycock. JIM. J. Y. Farr. re
secretary: j. T.. Wagner. financial secretary
VIM. Donerty, treasurer; j. A. Steele. conduc-
tor: j. W solomon. chaplain; ;. IL. Gladmon,
representative To grand lodge.
CHRISTMAS IN THE SUNDAY S,HOOLS.-St
Johns church Sunday school. Mr.. John Mar.
bury. superintendent, held is Christmas feSii-
val yesterday afternoon at 3o'clock. The eN.
erciSeS consisted of addresses and singing and
the usual Christmas good things. The
Baptist church sunday school held its te>tivi
ties last Night. The exercises consisted of rec
itations and singing by the scholars. and dis
tributiOn of gifts To them from two CHRISTMAS
trees.
THE ALEXANDRIA, CANAL viii he closed To-
day for The season.
THE MARYLAND Coal COMPANY is Tepairin;
the damage done To its docks 10y the recent
fTcShet.
Mr.. DEENER is somewhat worse today than
yesterday. although / is thought he i, slowly
mendiug.
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Condensed Local,

From j. q. Parker We have the New York
papers in advance of the mails.
The street lamps will be lighted at SD p. IN.
and eAtmSuiShed at 2:5O a m.
Rev. DE-. Newman received the fe lowing tel
egram last evening from Francis Murphy, the
temperance TefOrner: viii commence work
IN your city January 9TH: and may God help
as.
contradict the statement of that several wo-
Eeen and children we've crushed i'm consequence
al the doors moi being opened in proper time
fOr the cOncert at the hall on street, on the
evening OF the 9th inst. and says: Zone lady.
suffering from heart disease tainted. and If
ANY were crushed 10 could surely be attributed
tO over ea2erneSS tO enter tiTe hall. The enter
fainIasnt gave entire satisfaction
j. Bradley Adams sends an early copy of
The Tribune diHROHGc for 1875.
Arrangements are being made TO secure the
delivery in this city Of the leeSuTe on Reiigion
ami Science. by rev. JOHN Henry Hopkins
that was recently delivered in New York q
the request Of many leading men of that city.
SolOmOnS Chapman send handsome CalelI-
daTS for ISIS
District Attorney Wells. who has been con
bned To his house for some days by serious
affection Ot the threat, was able To be at his
Office to-day for short time.
Last evening a. Mr.. SeaTle. of the Criminal
Court, was returning home. ne found a lady ;
felt hat and waterproof cloak on the steps of
ihe Capitol which the owner can have upon
Identification.
Two iaT=e and handsome gas lamps have
been received ~ the Treasury department To
Ie placed un the east front Of the building in
pace 81 the present rather small and unSuIta-
hie ones.
Al meeting at the clerks of the sixth Audi
tor office tO-tiJy. 10 take action upon the death
at John H. BcYaH. OF PENNSYLVANIA. Judge r.
taTy- Resolutions ct coincidence We're unar
nQISlN ddOpfpd
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THE COURTS.
EOIRT IN GENERAL TrRn

tOI HI in GENERAL TERM.
Io@Ey. A. A. Brooke was appointed an examiner
county constable, was approved. Mr.. HenkIe from
the committee Oh applications for admission To the
bar. reported that j. ,. Lyons had passed the ex-
animation. and he was admitted. Hovey agt
Mcdonald. Mr. Ray, counsel for defendant fiIeai
notion asking to be discharged as counsel of req
old: and the order filed December 8. striking out
answer for contempt, 1as made peremptoTy. Page
agt. Burnstine; supersedeas bond fixed. Booker
agt. Stewart: appeal bond fixed. Kendall AR
Denase, and Barley agt RaymOnd: Judgment
below afhrmed. The court adjourned without tlay
The next term will convene Monday week
(JanuaTy 7th), and viii be adjourned for two
weeks.
POLICE COURT-JlIdge .Sle{
To-day, Charles ;. Rollins, colOred: VIM. T.
Halnes. all able-bOdied white man: Morris Nc
Mahon, Baltimorean. and John Smith, colOred.
man Parker. disOrderly in front of a church, was
nned 20. Also, charged with carrying billy: $50
EeoTge Curtis, cOOred, malicious mischief in
breaking windows OF private property: $40. Pat
eense: S105. Richard Baker, colored. assault on
john Il. Given. Jr., youth much smaller in size
than his aSSllant, who attacked complainant with
out cause. The young man defended himself the
slightly behind one of his ears and in his face A
hne OF $50 was imposed thirty days in iail Here
cross charge OF assault was brought against young
MI. Given and three Of his witnesses, by Richard
VIM Given, brother of one of the principals was
taken suddenly Ill in the court and had To ba
taken out. The testimony was very gauZy, aud the
case was dismissed. Nathan Ashton, colOred. lar
offence; grand jury. Arthur jackson, colored
larceny OF two shirts from clothes line: six
months in jail. John Sutton, cOlored, assault on
Ellen Green, white: SO and costs. Charles II .
thirty days. Richard Bates, larceny OF a pistol
from - Beckett: 10 or twenty days.
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sIANprRTNa NorR NrIennoRs -The Ell

SIANDERTNG YOUR NEIGHRoRs.-The chief
claim for support and patronage ny Some
OF the manufacturers Of Baking Powder IN
this country. seems TO be based on the idea oi
always Vilifying and traduCing the character
and quality Of the goods of other manutac-
tuners Our goods, or none. j. their motto
The manufacturers of DO0lsu Yeast P0icfc'
set up no such arbitrary claim: but they do
claim TO produce an absolutely pure. whole
some, and, in every way, perfect Baking Pow
der. Besides which. il Is strictly fun weight
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SING SING SOONER THAN TEXAS.-About ten
days ago nice looking, wei dressed man
Of police that he was a fugitive from Justice.
and that he desired to surrender himself. The
chief asked where he was from and what he
had done. He replied, From New York.
chief told him To report to the station daily,
and that he would look into his case. Tele-
grams were sent TO New York, and the state
ments made by the young man verified. No
tlce came to arrest him, which was done, and
the gas operator now languishes i'm jail When
asked why he acted SO fOOlishly as to give
himself away" his reply was that he would
rather stay in Sing Sing than live i'm Texas
Galveston Nelrs
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ka-The Somerset IN. j. Uni0nist Deem
Der 9th, says: Farmers have been enabled
TO keep their plOws running throughout
December. preparatory to Spring planting,
and Mr.. {. p Peterson, near South Branch,
has an apple tree which shows green apples
the size OF walnutS."
AS-Chief Justice DOriOn, of Quebec, ha' :
soundly wigged the lawyers for submitting to
the court absurdly long printed briefs of i'm
material evidence and Irrelevant argument.
In one case where $50 were at stake one law.
yer sent in factuIl Of 10 pages, the printing
Of which cost $50. In another where a SER
wants wages were: sued for, the plaintiffs
statement occupied l43 printed pages.
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WHEN You SEE MAN with long willow
switch i'm his hand, sneak cautiously down TO
the back fence, and stealthily pail himself up
until his head is above the top of it, and then
look, anXiOusly longingly, and with a disap-
pointed expression withal, up and down and
all around vast lifeless, uninhabited scope
OF vacant lot, without sign of human life
about it, you may safely bet your little pile
that there is broken window in that mans
house, and a twelve year old boy about a
liH0ton HdlrkeIIe
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" Il @ Il 7 1 N r.

NE"EIIN i> made exclusively tn.u Pre- ,at.,S Of
carefully ->,r'ted haTks. rpbtS aud Ii.4,s and ~,
strongly concentrated thar it viii rHH..usIl, ,l-
lcaIe irm the system every tairi oi ScroftIa
ScrofuIous Humor, Tumors. cancer
tancerous Humor. Erysipelas. Salt
hheuln. >yphilitic Disease. Canker.
f"tntness at the stomach. and an diseases
that arise from Impure blood. >cfatica. In
Neuralgia. Gout and Spinal Complaint.
can "Ily be rfIcctually cured through 10. ll,u.d
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases OF tb,
skin. Pustules. fimpIes. Blotch-s. Tet-
ter Boils. >ealdhead and Rinxyyorm We
LINE has never failed 10 effect Irrmt,.i,r -ut.s
For Pains i'm the Back. hidney Conn
plants. Dropsy. Female Wea Lness. Len
corfh0a. arising frOm internal u.rarat i,in. and
uterine diseases and General Debility. yF.F-
lINE acts directly upon the cau-,-s ui These co,fl-
paints Ii inNiguTateS and strengthens tl- whole
system. acts upon the secretiye orgat>. aIsys in
Examination. cures liberation aud r.-gaIat,s the
bowels
For tatsrrh. Dyspepsia. HaIpituaI Co..
tiNeness. Pa SDitation ofthe ~ art Head
ache. Piles. Nervousness. auI General
Prostration Of the Nervous System, NO
medicine la, ever given such prrttt "a .sia ION as
the NE"ETINE. II purifies the b,-t.l ,Lsst~es an
Of the organs. and possesses cont rD . ' cr over
the nervous ~ stem.
The remarkable cures efectel ly Vl..,rINr have
induced many pliy >i'ianS and aI,,ih .-,-i,> whom
We know Q" present.. and Use il iu t-ir own fam
iiicS.
In fact NEGETINE &, the I,e>t r.n %, sci ,liseov-
erred for the ahoye diseases, aud 4, t. .,rl, rlial,e
BLOOD PURIFIER yet PLACED l..f..ie H. pullir.
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SOLOMON himself would be puzzled il called
upon To decide which i the more exquisite
the I-i0let H'cSt End Bouquet. OF Ntept"n0'iS
al !. 4 r Atkinson. vs.
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To LADIES AND GENT1ENEN-we wish 10

To LADIES AND GENTLENFN.-we wish 10
call attention To A. FiScher's Chemical ScOur-
ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 90 e street.
near 9Th street. BY promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
European invention, he is enabled To do his
work I'm a manner not 20 be eQualed by those
not possessing these facilities His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents Suits are in
fact, the cheapest i'm the city on account of his
superior work. Give him a call-9s6 G. street.
Punctuality guaranteed. Gents Suits dyed
and pressed for s275; Gents Suits cleaned aud
pressed for -
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and requires a medicine 10 aci a an absorb
ant Ia cure IT, Such is DUraRgS Rheumatic
RfmFdh.
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CITY ITEMS.

Two tab.espoonfuls OF YOUR9'S detergent
in tub Of water will wash your blankets
beautifully. Detergent makes no Suds- tr
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Weather Indications To-dav.
LOCAL NEWS.
Am usemenfs. Se., r,

eI's Prayer"
ThsGter COPlique.-" Esmerald the Gypsey
Gsrl
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