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ing themselves. The driver cannot take
the fare, and il the passenger refuses to
comply with the rules, that passenger must
be put Off the car. The passenger reslstS,
and a disturbance results, the upshot OF
which may be to block the line, and, rs
was the case recently, keep some two hun
dred other passengers in rear cars waiting
! considerable time.
By far the most ingenious OF all these de-
vices is that devised for use on city cabs
There is metal circular-case, on the face
of which are two conccntric circles. The
inner one is marked as clock; the other Is
divided decimaliy to indicate dollars and
cents. The hands on the inner circle are
controlled by clock-work; that on the outer
circle must be moved by the driver. From
one side OF the clock extend wire rods, on
which is aign with the words ITO Hire
Between the rods is watch. NThe whole
is piYoted on the cab Just in rear OF the
drivers seat, and in such manner that
when the 8: To Hire -, side is turned upper
most it stands above the roof and is plainly
visible. In face OF the passenger in the
cab is an opening through which the watct
is seen when the sign is turned down.
II, when the cab is hired, the driver does
not turn down the sign, the passenger VIII
demand it, because otherwise the watch can
not be seen, and by this watch the time for
which the cab is used and paid for Is deter
mined. But the action OF turning down
the sign starts the clock, and this then goes
on registering hours and minutes. When
the passenger leaves the vehicle he pays
his fare, and this the driver registers on the
dial, bell-punch fashion. The driver
must then turn his sign up. II he does
Al. n
he will have to pay for the time himself at
the regular tariff of fifty cents per hour. So
from the two dials at the end OF the day
the inspector secs Just how long the cab has
been used and the amount collected. On
the back OF the clock is still another dial,
on which ID an index which moves over
one division every time the sign is turned
down. This shows the total number OF
trips, and is locked so that the driver has
no access to it. 1t prevents the driver
charging for trips only fraction OF an hour
in duration as for Il full hour. 1t will be
seen, therefore, that by noting the trips and
number OF hours employed the inspector
can at once calculate the amount which the
driver owes.
It is difficult to see how such device as
this can be defrauded. The objection to il
is its inapplicability to such conveyances as
stages and strect-cars; and for these ve-
hicles some device which shall absolutely
insure the honesty OF their conductors OF
drivers is still necessity. We commend
the subject to inventors as promising ono
for their efforts. Only let them remember
that however ingenious they may be, inge-
nuity as sharp as theirs will probably be
brought to. bear to circumvent their appa.
ratus. Perhaps the safest rule to go by is
to try to contrive device which shall. like
some OF those wonderful, intricate locks, be
impractcable OF access or alteration even
to the inventor himself.
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DEPnEDAT1oNs Upon A CoAL-YARD.-Offi-
GERS Tucker and PoiteauX yesterday arrested
Simon Ellis (colored), charged with stealing
two loads OF coal, the property OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad Company. The
coal was taken from the company's yard and
sold to gentleman living on Eighth street
near Cary. After purchasing it ior two
dollars per loaD he suspected that some
thing was wrong and notified the police.
Ellis declares that he was employed by an
other colored man to haul away the coal, and
that he undertook the Job believing that il
was all right. This. story seems unreliable
1t will, however, be tested in the examina'
ton which is to take place before the Police
Court this morning.
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WEATHER REPORT.

ISDlCAT1oSs FOR To-DAY.--For the South
Atlantic States, falling barometer, increas-
ing cast winds, cloudy and possibly rainy
weather, and stationary OR, lower tempcra-
ture. will prevail. ..
For the Gulf States. falling barometer,
increasing northeast to southeast winds,
stationary or lower temperature, cloudy
weather, attending the formation OF Storm
centre in Texas.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. falling
barometer, stationary temperature, north
east to southeast winds, clondy and rainy
weather.
For the Middle States, southeast TO SOUTH
west winds, rising followed by falling ba-
rometcr, and clear or partly cloudy weather.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was warmer and
pleasant. ....... ..
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: d y. NJ, jG !;
9 =. NJ, Gs; noon, so; 3 p. NJ. so: =.
NJ, "a; midnight, IS.
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CASES DISPOSED OF AT THE POLICE CorRT
YEsTERDAY.-Nancy. Trent, charged with
trespasSing on the premises Of and beating
the infant child OF William Bibb. Costs
paid, $3.50, and c:,c dismissed.
John Taylor and Martha y. Taylor,
charged with assaulting, abusing, beating
and threatening to kill Nahala Bell. Mahala
Bell, charged with as>auting and beating
John Taylor. Dismissed.
Fleming Randolph, charged with being 3
common thief and Yagrant, and threatening
to kill Thomas Sampson. Let oil.
Henry Brown, charged with >tealinga lo'
OF bcd-clothes and other property from
James Holoran. Sent to the county for III
veStigation.
Walter Whittle, charged with trespa>sina
on the premises OF Henry MoSby and as
saulting, abusing, and threatening to cow
hide said AIosby. Let off with an admoRi
tion
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M1soR, IrEas..-The 'gullles Of CANDLES
Hill still perplex and yex the resldenE
youth. The eastern end is adorned with
these unseenly excavations.
The police, in obedience to requirement m
Of the CITY Council, commenced sleeping IN
the different station-houses Monday night.
Neither those who are married or are single
like the arrangement. 1t is likely that the In
Council will be asked to revoke the order.
Petitions to that effect are already in exist
ence, and have been extensively signed
The beds prepared for the men leave n, no
thing to be desired in that respect, Ihe
grievance is that no good is attained by the
measure.
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ADJUSTMENTS NEXT WEEK.-Sol. Smith
Russell and his unriyalcd company OF yo-
calists and comedians will appear at the
Theatre Monday night, September 10th.
Sol. Smith Russell has been an often and
welcome visitor to this city in times past,
where he was always hailed as u true expo
nent OF fun, frolic, and genius, as was bis
grandfather, the famous Sol. Smith, OF the
South and Southwest, in days, :" lang syne.''
He first appeared here as q member OF the
Berger family Of Swiss Bell-Rinsers, when
his oddities and genious attracted universal
attention lie is the equal, and in the
opinion Of many surpasses, Lingard i'll char
acter perSonation. -. -. .. -t ...-.. 49,.
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LITERARY. The Literary IAdelphi OF Rich.
mond began its third annual session on Mon
day night. 4 good attendance was present,
and every member seemed enthused with
zeal and interest. Valuable names were
offered for membership, and the coming ses-
sion promises much. =. ...... ."
The officers elected for the first term are
President, j. II. Dinneen; Yice-President,
C. c. Courtney Secretary, II. NJ. Wortham
Treasurer, George C.. Jefferson; Censor,
n. Jones; Board OF Directors, j. 81. Din
neen, r. w. Courtney, and H. Wilson;
Critic, Ashton Starkc. i. - - ..sf.:".
Stirring speeches were made by the new
ly-elected officers, and an exciting debate
between the yice-president, secretary. and
critic. = = . - IL --.-...- = u -
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THEATRE.-Puck, which is infinitely light,
not in the least fanciful, and only tritle
musical, was repeated hast night. or the
company it may be said that it is not Of the
best material or the Tcmpletons, how
ever, we can say this {: Mr.. Templeton is Is
nonsensical as lie can we'll be; Mrs. Tenn
pleton possesses grace and a pleasing gene
raj manner, while Fay is Just quaint,
spritcly, and tunciul enough quickly to
win and greatly to please most any audience.
Tonight the Templetons will present
the original Spanish thrce-act comedy
called Pink Dominos' and ':the operatic
EXTRAVAGANZA Aimee"
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Our MAIL FAcILITIEs.-TheU United States
mail bv boats, OH james river, as already ill.,
timated, has been discontinued. Yesterday
the mail messenger on duty there was or
dered to Washington for service on the
Washington and Petersburg route. The
Government, it is stated, was paying the
company owning the boats $4,000 for the
annual service on the river; but the COM
pany claimed $4,000, as the stoppages were
Government did not take kindly to the sug-
gestion OF the additional amount, and the
boats ceased action What will be the up
shotn of the matter remains to be seen.
Possibly some cnterprising "riverman y
will step in and "rclieve the pressure"
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THE VADEN CAsE.-According to the
terms OF his recosnizance, c. i. Walden,
charged with appropriating Government
moneys while deputy collector of customs,
yesterday appeared before Commissioner
Atkins for examination. Mr.. Ira Aver, Jr.,
the chief witness for the prosecution, was
absent in Norfolk on urgent business, and
telegraphed that he could not come here.
Upon the suggestion Of Major Leigh R.
Page, counsel for accused, the examination
was continued until the Tth. ..'#
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Chesterfield Gipsies.-Chestertield seems
TO he fayorite camping-ground Tor tue
o;nsy race, There are always several tribes
encamped within her borders, 'nnd, as gen
eral thing, they arewell-behayed and unob-
iectionable Deople. Day before Yesterday
fresh caravan pitched tents near Horse
Heaven. y in the southern part OF the county.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Jadgf
X. W.. Hughes presiding.-The following
cases were disposed OF in this: court on
Monday, SeptcmbeE Sd: >. rr.t 81 ,t,s.b
II, re J. r. Mountcastle, bankrupt pr
der OF; sale of personal. property. -, 5,-yi.
r In re IN. Lee, bankrupt. Referred to
Register Atkins to ascertain the liens s. on
fti, inrs r Luck, lckk, bankrupt, kr 1p, Asisnnee's
report o. sale OF real, estate and Commits
sioper Atkins's report of liens confirmed.
- In re George W. Strang, bankrupt. Rule
against assigned and Judgment creditors to
show ,calse Why they should not unite in q
deed OF. partition to Susan =. Strans for
certain real estate. .,.. az, +.f:,> -:
Inr re George ". Strans:, bankrupt. Order
directing the assignee to unite in a deed
conveying certain real estate to Susan y.
Strang. *; -
In TeE. Bottigheimcr, bankrupt. Order
OF sale OF stock OF. merchandise and store
fixtures. u. b.. ...
In re A. P. Bagby, bankrupt. Order for
homestead exemption. .-..
Inre W. II. Gwathmey, bankrupt. Or
der OF reference to Register Atkins to take
account of liens on certain real estate.
In re C. B.. Lipscomb, bankrupt. As
signee and c. 2. Lathrop appointed special
commissioner to make sale Of certain real
estate. ...
In re \. F. Bagby, bankrupt. Order OF
sale OF chooses in action.
IN re Robert Marks, bankrupt. Referred
to Register Atkins to report the amount in
bank to the credit OF the cause, and who
are the creditors to, be first paid, and the
order or their priority. :.
III re George D. PleasantS, bankrupt.
Amend Schedule = 8, filed by leave OF
court, and the matter OF certain exemptions
referred to Register Atkins. IT, .tr....
Jacob Cohn, assignee OF Jacob Rnaph,
bankrupt, against Henry Taylor, commit
tee, and others; and same, assignee, OF ".
& +. Pullman, bankrupts, against same, in
chancery. Order against lien-creditors to
show cause on the 18th instant why the re-
ports OF sale OF real estate filed by said as
signee should not be confirmed.
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MOZART ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF TIE
BOARD OF GOVERNORS MONDAY NIGHT.-At
Il meeting OF the Board of Governors OF
this Association Monday night the contract
for the lease OF Assembly Hall for S425 per
annum for five years was ratified, and the
necessary alterations will be commenced rs
soon as the estimates are all in.
Eleven new members were elected. Mrs.
Joseph Allen and Mrs. DR.. r. II. Coleman
were elected lady-members. Ex-Governor
Gilbert c. Walker was also elected mcnl-
bnr
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Observation-Disclosures William |. Clopton and
lady left yesterday uia the Chesapeake ana
Ohio railroad for Huntington, W. va.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Wallace, daughter Oh tue
late Judge Clopton, is preparing u hsstoss
of the Clopton family, Which Is oiie VI 'no
oldest and largest in Virginia.
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nANCHEsTER NEWS.

An Aged Hose.-Mr.7 Wilson Beasley,
who lives few miles from this city, nus a
horse. said to lie thirty-eight years old. 1t
is in apparent good health, and is gray
Ten or twelve years ago, Mr.. Beasley says,
II was decided bay. :, -----.--
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CHURCH MATTERs.-The Park-P lace Meth
odist Episcopal church chapel is now being
slated in very elegant style by Mcssrs. }. K.
Williams l. Co. The material used is from
the slate-quarries OF Buckingham. and the
combination OF coIors makes beautiful
roof. ,s', raa,
The ladies OF Leigh-Street Baptist church
are preparing to hold grand feast and fair
on the vacant lot at the corner OF Twenty
fifth and Broad streets. 1t is proposed to
erect tabernacle there for the purpose, the
lamber having already been hauled to the
nrounti, x Z .r'sHy'1 = +F~!. "a
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CLAREr-Nncst brands Duff Gordon Sherry
our own importation; Willis Whiskcy, Leghan
Whiskev. Z Select Whiskcy. "El Consolador
anil IL pitana Two excellent brands of cigars or
our own manufacture. Liberal discount to the
trade WALTER ID. BLAIR & Co.,
9O3 Maiu street.
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STEAMSHIP AGRoUND.-The Old Dominion
steamship, from New York to Richmond,
in rounding Wind-Mill Point Opposite Will
cox's wharf, on James river, Monday morn.
ing about 1I:3O O'Clock, ran aground, and
was not gotten off until 10 O'Clock that
night. 4 portion of her cargo was REAR
ranged, and at full tide she was pulled out
of the sand and mud by the steam-tugs
Grace Meade and Pulver. She reached
here at 3 O'Clock yesterday morning, and
Lett carly in the afternoon on another trip.
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B1sHop G1BBoNs.-The last issue OF the
Baitimorea,, contains a most interesting
sketch Of the life and clerical services OF
Right Rev: James Gibbons, D. D., Bishop
of Richmond and coadjutor to the Arch
hishoD Of baltimore.
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RAILROAD RECEIVER WANTED.-Jldge
Wexford, OF the Circuit Court OF Rich
mond, will to-day hear the motion for APP
pointlucnt OF receiver and foreclosure Of
certain deeds OF trust OF the Washington
and Ohio Railroad Company, OF which COM
nany Hon. Lewis Mckenzie is president.
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-terfeld to Richmond This fine weather
our country people are very busy getting
their products to market - -. s,t.1s

i, THE editor OF ..Aurews.s Bazar" prides himself
not only on the fashion plates OF the paper but also
on its literary department. Unknown and talent
cd writer's contriba,e to make this paper not only a
useful but III entertaining one. Send ten cents to
". j. Andrews, Cincinnati, for specimen copy
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MERMAID TRocHEs.-No family should be with
out this. 4 famous portable and pleasant specific
for dyspepsia, saIlow skin, nervousness, rhcuma-
tsnl, SC. Endorsed by ilrst-class names. sold by
PURCELL. LAID & Co.. l216 Main street, and by
druggists generally. In 20 cent and 81 packages.
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THE RADwAY BANKRUPTCY CAsE.-Com-
missioner Atkins, to whom Judge Hughes
referred the Radway bankruptcy case for
examination and report, has prepared re-
port recommending that Radway be allowed
his homestead exemption as against the
Mitchell Judgment. s- inE
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PERsoNAI.-Colonel John Il. Jones, OF
Danyille, one OF the most extensive dealers
in the weed in that lively little bordertoWn,
appeared at the Tobacco Exchange yester-
day as q buyer.
Major Nathaniel X. Roam, OF A. I. Stokes
IL Co., returned to Richmond yesterday,
after successful inroad into the mountain.
Gus regions OF North Carolina in pursuit OF
trade. l,-- ....- -. - = - -..---
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-HENRlCO COUNT Y.-Candidates for the
House OF Delegates are numerous III Hen
rico county. On every cross-road tree the
cards OF announcement can be seen. There
are regular Conservative candidates, hepuo-
lican candidates. and independent cahai-
dateg. But two can be chosen. .-..'. -.
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CONTRACT FOR US1FoRAs.-Mr. Charles E.
Straus. of this city, has been awarded the
contract, being the lowest bidder, to make
eighty uniforms for the Richmond Light
Infantry Blues. This ancient company will
soon renew the vigor Of its early youth. 1t
is fast verging into century OF existence.
The best men OF the city, in several de-
cades. have marched in its ranks. Captain
John S. Wise is its present commander.
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FLOUR FOR RIo.-The schooner dersn
Banker, Captain Price, with cargo OF noui
shipped by the Gallego Mills COMPANY,
cleared Mt the custom-house yesterday 1or
Rio Grande do Sui.
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FINANCIAL.
BANKRUPT NOTICES.
,
NO. S305.I

no. S405.I ......4 a.
'E'HlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
i the 9Th day OF August, A. ID. 1877. warrant
ln iankrnptcy was issued ou, OF the District Court
Df the Unied Scales .sor the Eastern District OF
Virginia against the estate Of A. Hachett Of Boyd
irn. Mecklcnburg county, IN said district, who has
been adjudgcd Il Bankrupt on his own petition
that the payment OF any debts and the delivery OF
ANY properly belonging TO said bankrupt to him or
ior his use. and the Transfer Of any property by him,
are forbidden BY law that meeting OF the credit
ors 0f said bankrupt to prove their debts and choose
one assignecs OF bis estate will be held at
court of Bankruptcy 10 be holden ut Richmond. Vs.,
before Thomas :. Atkins, ESQ.,. register In bank
ruutcy for said district. Oh the 18TH DAY OF SEF-
TENDER. A. ID. 1877, at 2 O'Clock r. al. Z!
&. r. RAISDELL,
au 29-W28 United states Marse,aL
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A TRIP TO TIE NATURAL -BRIDGE.-Next
Monday Messrs. Harman Brothers VIII MAKE
special excursion to the Natural BrldSe Dy
one Of their pleasant packets, leaving Klch-
mond at P. NJ. The Natural Bridge Is one
of the most interesting points in this state,
and a visit there is well worth the trlflln9
cost required. II the weather continues 10
be cool and pleasant large party will doubt
less take advantage OF this opportunity for
Il splendid trip up the canal. *.
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WELLINGTON GODDIN,4 4 r. NJ, trustees sale OF
small farm on the eastern side OF the Williams
burg road four miles below Richmond.
J. THOMPSON BROWN 9 p. NJ. bniidfng lot on
Eoushce tSt. JameSt street between Clay and
Leigh streets. .- d. -. ..-.. ..fs e.. ,.s, 81
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|. BE SURE As,D Go.-Excursion to Natural Bridge
by HARMAE BROTHERS Packet Line, which
leaves NEXT MONDAY, September 10. at O'clock
=. Al. Round-frip tickets, Richmond to Natural
Bridge and return, 81. See hand-bills. .a..
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF, TEAS
Choicest Gunpowdcr reduced from $3.50 to Sl.l0;
Extra Choice Oolons reduced from $3.50 to Sl.IO
Choice O0long reduced from 81 10 75c.; Good
Oolong at from 40c. TO Soc: English Breakfast
very bc,t-Sl; Japan-tncst-7Jc., at CHRISTIAN
( WHITES. S14 Main street.
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Music ON THE SQuAHE.-kessnlcns oana
will play on the Capitol Square THIS eve
ming at G O'Clock. s3. ~'
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TuESAP0SISE DENTIFRfCE prepared by MEADE
& BAKER will eradicate the incipient tartar on
teeth ana prevent decay. Fifty cents Il box. ..,,
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VI. ELLYScN { CO.. advertising agents, insert au-
vertIsemcuts in AL of the newspapers OF the Unlte
States at publishers rates. Orders left Mt the Dis
pntch counting-room will receive prompt atten-
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REAI.EsTATE T.-Watker g
Saunders's tenement, corner OF Fourteenth
and Cary streets, is now three stories high,
and in The rear is being | |topped on" On
the Fourteenth-street side it VIII be;tour
stories high, to correspond with all 1the
tenements on the same street.
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WILLIAM; KRArsB las bought the interest of
GEORGE w, ROBINSON, under the style tor WIZ
LIAM KRAUsE Il Co, at No. 404 Broad street, and
will continue business mt the same stand.
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NATIONAL TASTE CLEARLY DEFINED.-Thc
sale of ATKISsOS'S White Rose exceeds that OF any
other perfume. and constantly incrcasing-car
hardly fall short Of quarter OF million bottles an
,,,nllN
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WHEAT AND ToBAcco.-The wheat market
OF Richmond was yesterday in full sympa-
thy with the eastern markets in its upward
tendency. 1t was active, ! and the prices
were fully from to &c. higher per bushel:
The tobacco market even felt the impetus Of
the upward movement, and at the Exchange
the market was more active and prices bet
ter for medium shipping. OF course fancy
wrappers held their own. Tue bulk OF the
crop produced last year was OF indifferent
quality: the seasons were wretched, and
the quality and quantity alike produced
were not such as could be boastcd OF. In
consequence Of this the shipments to Eu-
rope have this year been less than for some
time past. The "French contract" for to-
bacco of~certain grade has not -yet-been
filled. Several cargoes, however, have al
ready been shipped. ..t.
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MEADE &c BAKERS
CARBoLIC MoUTH-WASlI, for sore Snns and de-
cayet teeth. Fifty cents bottle. r...
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