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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-13
Romantic Marriage.

The father of the late Viscount Ash
brook, when very young, and residing
with his family in the Queens county,
was struck with the beauty of an Irish
peasant girl named Elizabeth Ridge, who
was in the habit of punting ferryboat
across stream in the vicinity of Castle
Durrow. The love-sick youth took every
opportunity of enjoying the society of
his beloved water-nymph, but carefully
concealed from his parents the impress
ion she had made upon his bosom.
He then held an ensign's commission in
some regiment which was quartered near
the castl but he was too young to think
OF matrimony, nor was the object of his
affection either old enough or sufficiently
educated to become his wife. She had
been reared among the Irish peasants :;
had been unused to shoes and stockings {;
was scarcely acquainted with the Eng
fish language, and was uniformed in
matters of the world; but the young en-.
sign fancied that, in spite of these disad-
vantages, he could perceive an aptitudeo
mind, and soundness Of intellect, united
with great amiableness of intellect in ad-
dition to her personal projections.
Under these circumstances he conceived
the romantic idea of submitting her to
the superintendent of some respectable
female, capable of rendering her, through
the influence of education, an associate
suitable to his wishes and to his rank.
The lovely ferry-girl was accordingly
placed under the tuition of lady, at
whose house Captain Flower occasionally
visited her, and where he marked from
time to time, with all the enthusiasm of
a romantic lover, her progress in various
polite accomplishments. ~.
/. Elizabeth Ridge remained in this stu
alton about three years, when the eff1ux
of time, as we'll as some domestic, &C.
currences, enabled Captain Flower to reap
the reward Of his constancy and honor
able conduct by matrimonial union.
And the blushing daughter of the Emer-
aid Isle became ultimately the Countess
Ashbrook and laay of the castle beneath
whose walls her early charms had, like
the rays of the rising sun, beamed I'M
noticed only to become more effiulgent
and more admired. BY the viscount she
had several sons and daughters.
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MdiflcU money! Laurence an Ever
en-! What do you mean, Captain Crane?
Don't you know that he was lost at sea in
the F1ying Scuds"
"Was he? Then the seas given him up
too; it's mutual affair, Ell? The Flyinq
Scud was lost while was. off whaling, but
I didn't know he was aboard. But, YOU
see, he wasn't born to be drowned, Van
Everen wasn't! His wife can't hold a
candle to you, Miss Letty-bcgging
pardon-but | reckon she had solid
charms.'
Lefty was in a half-stunncd condition
all the way to Carbondalc, while Captain
Crane spun his yarns. Was it anything
to her that Laurence was alive-and mar
ried? Did she feel any bitterness that he
had given her so much trouble for naught,
that he had forsaken her? She had prom
ised never to marry if he died but he was
not dead. And Tom loved her-and she
Yes, she was grateful to Laurence after
all she felt as il she would like to thank
him for having Tilted her SO cruelty.
"DEA1s MIR. LoNGwoRTlIY"-she wrote
to him" when told you should never
marry, it was because had given q SOL
emn promise to Laurence Van Everrn
that if he died / would remain single.
But he is alive, and hope you will par
don LEFTY ANDREWS
$50 the dream departsr' sighed Tom.
'The lost hero returns; she is going to
marry him after years of constancy. She
need not apologize for loving him instead
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H4RRAsu7ERG ITEMS.
HAnrrsnuEo, March 14th, 1877.

IAAlsisls5isl III, AZ slIIn AEsI1 AOs -
Rev. /. d, Driver is holding pros
tracted meeting lorethis wcek-churcR
is crowded every evening.
There was a. bit of row in tho
school to-day. One of the larger boys
aqd the teacher had a square knock
down, tic teacher coming ont second
best. | guess it will result in our Re-
coraer being interviewed.
SIS. Train (the typo) is building a
nice residence here, proposing TO camp
among-ua. There is room for hundreds
more Of Iis kind this county Tor he
is o rastlcr ard Will make business
wherever he goes.
The farmers arc locking a little blue
III this section, the rains of the past two
weeks making them late, with their
spring work.
,Basiness rather qaiet in this Placey
and money scarce. CLosHs
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a CIr-sNGE.-N regret to ls'ara tia MIR.
a. j. johnson has resigned the S,Iperin-
tendency Of fire Grange e hion Store III THIS
city. ssrid resignation TO take place the first
of next month. During his atininf-tra-
ton Of ire affairs of the G. L. s., Mr.
johnson has proved him<elf careful,
painstakfng, honest and capable business
nlans and Is to-day Que of the most papular
men in Albany. lie, relircs to his f'rm
and fi,nily in Lane county with the lest
wishes OF hosts OF friends. MIR. Joiar
Blevinss tspon Whom the mantle OF Suporin-
tendcHt drops. is the n,al tor the posi-h,
and Will give full satisfaction. lie j.
young, energetic. Is thoroagly posted full
of pttsh and vim, and tic Interests of the
house in Ms hands viii not be suffered TO
Eg n moment.
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breathing nI.,~n,a ~itlcout Injury.

There IS no eNaggeration i'll :ilu state
mcut that thousands of persons residing
from ore years end to another i'm fever and
agile regions ON this Continent and else
where. breathe air more or less inpreonat-
t.llwith Iniasma. without mourning the dis
cake. simply and only because they are in
the habit Of using HoStetter's Stomach Bit
tiers aS 4 preventative. 1t has frequently
happened. and the fact has been amply at
tested hy the parties themselves; that per-
sons surrounded OH all sides by neighbors
suffering The tortures of this SIliveriIIg and
burning plague, have enjoyed absolute i'm
mUnity from il. thanks TO the protection
afforded by tie BiIterS. Nor is that stand
ard auti-frhrile cordial less effic;lcious in
remedyinG than in preventing chilIS and
lever. bilious renlitteuts, and disorders OF
a Kindred type. Taken between the par
oxr>lns it speedily mitigates their violence
and eventually prevents their recurrence.
These facts, cor vineingly established by
evidence, appeal with peculiar force to
travellers and sojourners i'll maiariofts dis
tricts. march
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SUR ron nDIvoReE.

In the Circuit Court of tle state of Oregon 70
Linn county. y.s#zssl5z5.s
ESacitsfHsi Amber, plaintiff, ! Suit in Equity
gS. for
John A. AmbIer, defendant. Divorce.
To ,Ienn A. Amber. the defendant above
named In the name of the State of Oregon
You are hereby required to appear and answer
the com plainf ut the p4lIstjff above named IN
The abuve eufitled court ON file with the
Clerk uf said court, Within ten days from the
date of the serv ice of this ssls1FxsS Ctf yoa f
served iD Linn county. Oregon. but If service is
made in amy other county in said State theaA
within twenty days FROM fltG l<fte OF such aerT-
ice; and if served by publication. then yow are
required to appear and answer tss the nrsf day
of the next regular Term of said court. nfter
publication iaerctf for six weeks, which term
commences on the
.Sec1tf lfauias of Jba,ch. 1877.
or Judgment for want of such answer viii iss
taken against ynu You are further uottifctt
that if you fail 10 appear aud answer as above
required. the plant itf will apply f0 the csstert
for lie relief demanded In the cOfplRtftfa and
costs aud disbursements of Il his suit.
POW ELL II FLINN.
Attorneys for gsIf.
puIjlishetI for six weeks in he NLBAnY kFas-
fsTEE. t,S order tif II r. Boise. Judge OF said
eollrl made al chamber Dec IL, ISIS. tai3vsWo
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gaaaagGg gaaa9

10 the working sJsSss. Nc are now
lprt.IaIfd To furnish all CLASSES win coh-i'l
cIni,Ioynienf ut home. The whole OF the tllllc'
or for their sIstre moments litiflhcs- ut.ss, ;
light and firoaf.tbis Pcrsonsof either Sex cs.si
Is earn from cents - per evening" anu =
proportional by deNoiir their it,a
10 the iIllzints BOYS and girls earn istfls "
much as men. 41Etf an who this notlct, iilsss ~
send their address. aud test the business
make this uilpllzliIeed otter: To such AZ are
not well satisfied viii send oIc dor 10 Icy
1of the trouble of writing. F'ull 1niftlchHaass
samples worth several dollars 10 ctpintlsencS
work on, and copy of Homo and ktit.slae otts
ot the rsest and best IiIIasfraf esi IONS
All si't free by mail. IeS,der, IL you want per
hiAieni, Irofit;tblo work, address, GEois6E
sllNsoN Go, pOrflaaatI. Maine. Eil25Vs.i
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From Samuel A. Walker, Ese.. tIlc weiLknown
Real Es.ato -Nlcttoncer OF Boston.
s.HaviHg experienced results Of salts
factory. character from the use OF Wi>tar'S :
Bal>am of Wild Cherry, i'll cases OF severe
colds. during the past two years, | have
full faith in its renovating power. | waS
first induced To try this medicine by the
strong recommendation of a friend, Who
was wrH-uigt gone with consumption. and
whOSe relief from tile Use of it satisfied me
OF its great value in cases of colds aud de-
cline. and mest clearly demonstrated 10 my
mind its great value as a restorative, that
only needs 4 fair trial to insure a grateful
recognition from the public. Sold by all
druggists.
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u 1-ssE.ssassEAM. Y

IIALi. ALA = u .aI,s: T. No. d, I. o-o.F.
.iI.l;AaY, March IA, 1877.
H.Androw Hill answered to the call
/ tho e..aira Master Of the Grand
Lodge on Iiigli, March 18th, 1877.
Althoug!, rot r4enahcr Of our Lodge
attic time of his death (being meme
Der of Hassc'o Lodge No. 15), we
mourn as .wo would at The loss of one
of our own R.emlers. lie was mad6
an Odd Fellow i'll our lodge; il was
with rs md among us that he first be- .
came familiar viii the mysteries Of ont
Order. We not only knew him first a.
an Odd Isellew, but knew him as che
bright ard lanShing boy of long years
ago; krcw him as lie grew from boy
hood 10 mans estate and as he passed
out from among MS TO seek fortune and
fame among Strangers he forgot not tho
old home Of his early years. When
death was approaching he returned 70
ssagain, that We who lad first led
him to view the scenes of mortality
might perform tic last sad rites, and
lay him tendeIly away, knowing as we
did 50 that one of the best and kihdess
we had ever known must be hid from
/ our ejglit-poT Tel. ayain to meet with us
--reyer. again were we to hear his voice
within cur Lodge room. May his
,naiiy virtues lire-witli US, and may we
eref rctan,',er tlat Iiope but tie pure
in l.cart shall be al,le 70 answer the sunni
mons of tie Grapd Master when He
ssl.all CALI I5fs csiiFFrcf 70 the reward
el.arol for tileln.
+ I5ss63tct1, I lat in honor of oar de
't-ceasea bEotlfer tie Ledge room be
lrsascl ia inlaanflilag, AID tie brpthers
be requested tossvcar Ito usual badge.
I By orllcr of tic I.odgc.
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Silver coin, 94@o5.

NoTICE-ls hereby giten TINT the assess
inent FOIL of the tssessable property in the
city of Albany, for the year 1877, is now
complete, and the Common Council will
sit rs Board of Equalization on tile 27tis
day of March. 1877, at O'Clock +. 81, to
the assessment. All persons
whose property has beep valued too high
by the Assessor, are notified to intend the
sitting Of the Council on the date aforesaid
and make a statement of the facts.
/. III. MoNTANYF,
March 10th, 1877. Recorder.
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LIST OF LETTERS

THE TENNESSEE JUBILEE S1NGERs-ViT
delight our pGpple tomorrow night. March
18th, and Monday night. March 10th, at
the Opera House. Everywhere this troupe
has appeared they have attracted crowded
houses. Their performances are so unique.
so different In style and character from all
Others. that they please and attract where
others tail. We bat echo the sentiment
of the press everywhere when we pro-
nounce the Jubilecs unapproaclIable. As
the hall will undoubtedly be crowded. we
advise you to secure a scat as we'll as :,
ticket early. Call at w. b. Barr's store
for tickets.
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BROKE JAII..-The young man named
Davis, incarCcrated IN our county Jail on
the charge of stealing $26O. from Mr..
Churchill. of Albany Prairie, escaped from.
the county Jail sometime during "Wednesday
night. After getting ont of jail he called
at the residence of Prof Gilbert aml-bor-
rowed lantern, since when he has not
been heard from.
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Vow Is the time of year for Pneumonia, Lung
Fever, Goughs. Colds, and fatal results OF pre-
disposition To CssnsuIssl ion and other Throat
and Lang Diseases. IsOSc7IEES lfERMAS
>ftrP lssS been uSed In fins ne4sfaeorttcol TOR
the Itast two or three YEARS without q single,
iaiure to cure. Ii you have not used his med
lcc yo15rSssE 20 TO your Druggist III this CITY
aud ask him of its swond deT-fuf success among
his customers. Three doses VIII relieve the
cine, just h,ivl s.tfsiDlc isottie of - seITEEss
SsEli ~ SlRIlP for 10 ceats and try st. RessiI-
Iitf S l13ffle y ce4aff. Don't neglect cough
10 save . cents. salSnI3
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Tier. Is no nlesIicine prescribed hy physi-
s-tas,. ar %old by Druggists, that carries such
fsViet<xs of its success and superior Nlftue ~
EnsCIitE'S q e.Is3iAS SYRUP for severe Coughs,
Colds settled on the bresf, Consumption, or
ANY disease OF the Throat or Lungs. \ proof
ntiiit fef is tIIaf any person afflicted. CIin get
sampc Bottle for 10 cents and try lis superior
effects before buying the regular size at 20
cents II has klfeiy been introduced III this
country from Germany. and it's wonderful
curc- are astonishing everyone that IiSe IT
1hrcc doses will relieve amy case. Try It.
sold iyy Ill druggists. HlsIn3
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EsTRAYED - REwARD.-Straye1 from
the subscriber in Albany, 5 year old cow,
dark brown i'm color with mottled face no
brands or marks; had short rope around
horns when last seen. Any one leaving
information at this Office or with the I'M
derSigned, so that the cow may be obtain
cd. will'bc suitably rewarded.
ALFRED WHEELER.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE r. HERBr GIVEN that tile school
tax iaf the year iS7G - Gtc and fI,,s sa,,,
viii ae deemed Delinquent unless yrtid ,|- ia.
second Monday of Mstrcii. 1871, ana II said T.,
are not Isttd by that tSnlc IT. wiLbc my ,I4tH- -
ecri'iN list oftieliltueuts To tlest titI, ti.
or LINN county. Upon said cprtifg,yf,.s tt.N
t@untN iefs VIII issue SssrTssIst 10 til,. ;l
o. The aisr.ai.f cosIlty and it viii b.s IL III, -
20 levy an 4 collect said faNes 'tAS tAtty
February u, ls77.-4w N'efN.
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A CARD

70 All who arc suffering from the errors and
ions of youth, ners0ns weakness, early
u,'tslN loss OF manhood. &c. IwiH send recipe
that win cure YOU, FREE OF CIf Akstsk. This
Gttfit remedy WAS discovered by n missionary
~ 'S',ttu America. Send seif-uddressed enVe-
%ie TO The REV. JOSEPH L. ISaIAS lSgoIffou D.
5'Ctc Hbttse. -NetU lo1k.-uSva
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Gen u 25e to g. p. ROWELL 4 CO. New York
- for Pamphlet of IuO pages, containing 1000
and estimates showing cost of ;Ltl
vert rtisin2r 2SvSy
szHesRr, for viii speak of excellent
P0HD'S ExIRAeTiLT'hss ~ gre great vegctablc Pnln
years, and for cleanliness and prompt curap
tive virtues cannot be exceIled-
onss Estraei xecIdensso aen e sraises.
Commissions, Cutss Sprains, are relieved
Promptly relieves pains Or Rarms. sends.
ExcOrfafiOuss Chafings, Old Sercs,
noils, Felons, Corns, etc: Arrests in-
ftaInation, reduces swellings, stops bleeding,
removes dScolorations and heals rapidly.
FEMALE WEAkaESsES5st always rcaeges psssn
in the head. nausea, vertigo
hcR ea ara m iinas sasses are
promptly cured. Fuller details in book accon-
PIlES-bIind or blccding-nseet prompt relief
and ready cure No case, however chIonic or
VARlG1sE VElaS.-Itzis the only sure cure for
this distressing and dangerous Condition.
KIDNEY GlSEASESS~-It has no equal for irrnaa~
BLEEDING from any cause. For this Is d spec
cincs 1t has saved hundreds of lives when aiF
other remedies failed 10 arrest bleeding from
nase, stomach @-luua as. and elsewhere.
Ire sDaesA aee ssgsd Tfsas and p
maneDtly cured.
with Possi,s Extrsses OF witch Hazel reg
0mmcnditin their practice We have letteFsof
many of whom order it for use in their owfs
pTactice. In addition to the foregoing, they
order its use for SyveIfinGs OF eli kinds,
Gluinsy, sore Thf0ats lnfiu ed E0nsllsT
Simple and chronic Diarrhdea, Cmtarrhf
(foF which it Is q specific, CiaiERatfileS FfOsf<
ed Feefs SefngS of Insects, lkosssnft0eeS
ctc.5 Ghapped Hands, Fnces and indeed
all manner of skin diseases.
10ItEI USEs-RemOves Soreness, Roma hnesee
and SBsarting3 heals Cuts, ErupFiomss
and Pfmp1es 1t Terires, iRrfgor,Gfes, and
Jyeshts. wlIilc wonderfully Improving the
G0mpfe@fOms
10 FARAFRS,-Ponsi's Extract. No stock
Breeder, nc Livery 9faniran afford to be without
4. II II used by ell the Leading Livery Stables
Street Railroads and first HOrsemen in New
fork City. 1t has no equal for SpFnfnsg HaEs
saddle Chnhngs, Stiffness,
Scratches, SwcllinRs, Cufe, LncerufEonss
HsIeettings Pneumonia, G0fic, DiaFFA1aF
ChiAls, Colds etc. Its range of action is wffer
and the relief it affords is so prompt fhdE IL iE
Invaluable in every Eafmcxnrd us welfas. In
every Farm -house. Let it, be tried once, and
you VIII never be without IL.
GAUII0Ms-POnd,S Extract has been imftalRdS
The genuine article has the words Ponds Exc
frncf blown in each bottle 1t % prepared BY
the only persons living who ever knew how
:. TO prepare q properly. Refuse MI other pre-
partitions of Witch Hazel. This is the only
article used by Physicianeya and IL the hoepf-
ta1s OF this country and Europe.
hlSI IUAY AND USES 0e p0kn'& EITRAeIs
" pamphlet form, sent free application to
F0sgS EAIaAeT COMPANY, ss Maiden
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Special Notice.

v.ng, TIE INFORM ATION AND BENEFIT
Of our cllsf olners, and to MI persons desir-
49, ~ ,e4sft.I.as1. tlr ceigbrafed sewing nat
.Iliipcs We rtsllsActfuly notify them that the
Nessl.s TITUS BROS. are our agents for Ailss-
- !, NJ II, n tasissf ssssd that they. Z. +.
xyof n E:isTtlN Esd, arc fully authorized 10
,.li,..i and settle outstanding accounts for u.s.
NJ. w. PARSONS,
Manager Oregon and w. i.
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PITCHERS
CASTORIA.

Mothers may have rest and their babies may
have health, II they will use CsLsioria tor Wind
Collie, Worms, FevcriShncSS. Sore Mouth, Group,
or stomach Complaints. 1t Is entirely IL Vegts-
table preparation. and contains neither miner
AL morphine, att-olIui. 1t iS pleasant to
lake, aS honey. aud neither gags nor gripcs.
DR. l.. Dimoch, of Dupont, O., says:
II using GaStori;t in my practice with the
most si@n;tl l'cncfiisa aud happy result
1hls II what every ono says: Most nurses in
New York CITY the Ii is prepared
i,y Mc-SrS. J. II. Rose n Co.. III hey street. New
York, sa,cccssors 10 samuel Pitcher, NJ. ID. :f3vs
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Im,.ortams TO all Invali.ls. Iron, in tlrc
EsItlOs1.

The Peruvian Syrup. Il protected solu-
ton of the protoXide of iron. strikes ut the
root OF disease by supplying the blood with
its vital principle, or life element---Iron.
This Is tile secret of the wonderful success
of this remedy in curing Dyspepsia. Liver
Complaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diarrllra,
BojE. Nervous Affections, Chills and Fe-
NcrS. IInuorS, Loss OF Constitutional Wig
or. Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder,
Female Complaints. aud all diseases orig
iuatiug IN bad state of the blood. or ac-
compauicd by debility or 4 low state of the
system. Sold by all druggists. march
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4SQL-IBS PRoH A LEH4N0E cor
RESPONDENT.
LEBANON, March u, 1877

LEBANON, March II, 1877.
Hin rain and ditto mud.
The spring style of ladies' hats warns the
long tailed roosters to roost ON the highest
limbs.
Quite 4 number of orr boys are at the
connty-sea 'coutting'' this week, and
probably ain equal number engaged in n
Similar business nearer bone.
Our fellow-townsman, r. McCally, goes.
to the metropolis this weel, for a large stock
of goods, which he will display to the aa-
miring gaze oftllis apprcciatiye community
in the new and elegant building belonging
to the three-linkcrs OF this entcrrrising
burg.
Some of oi,r boys are talking Of going
out to engage in the Spring campaign
against Sitting Bull; but tic query is
whether or not the boys want al cxci,se TO
prospect the gold fieIiis, of the Blavk Hills
at Government expense, or take IA pun at
the Zig Horn.
ttte sidewalks of our town arc not re-
paired soon, we will circulate subserip-
tion list to raise funds to erect street lamps
before the next clark mooa, rif some
thing is not done pretty sooii Cfonin will
not be the only man in this country that
can sport a big blue nose.
Phil. Smith, Our antiring county asses
sor. Kept the boys dotlgirg around tile cor
ners two or three days last week, trying to
escape ar introduction to that big Black
book that he carries In his saltlle-bags
Some Thought lie was taking afiitlayits in
the Croniii-Gro rover case; but. those who
were SO unfortunate a4 to have an interview
| with Him, fstlri out their mistake.
Ne always lad a holy horror OF critics,
| bacIbiters and slangmonger<, but when We
sec. rs I'VE did this evening, a beautiful
damsel of eighteen summers leaning on a
gate-post making wry faces as if she had
| eaten something that cid not agree with
her. and chance to cast a glance in tllcsa
direction and observc'a ''nfce young man.
standing on the corner attifcd III n sl3rc;id-
eagle erlyat, soap-locks and higll-leelcd
boots, we can not, without a fierce battle
with our conscience, refrain from tho con.
cll,sion that-it is rather an allspicious sigr
than otherwise. ~
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o. P. TOMPK1Ns-At Harrisburg. las
one of the completest and best stocks Of
house furnishing hardware to be seen any
where. One Is really surprised, upon step
ping into lsis store, to see the variety and
excellence of the assortnrrrut, yen essIi ou-
tain anything fiom a penny whistle to
$7J Richmond Range. Addetlto this, OF.
is one of the biggest hearted boys IN Amer
ica and viii sell you goods just as cheap as
any other man will or can. Cail at the
store and see what bargains OF. is offering
to his friends in stoves. ranges. pumps,
tin, copper and slleetiron ware, etc.
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The Richnlond Range never goes back
on the good housewife. but is perfect in
every department. of cookery, Sold only
by Mcfarland.