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ir4nt esiain THAI q great paft Of
tis iapiotshie results Ct incompetence
Nauid have been arpi5ed hsd nothing
tut fure h3acs, labeled vhisky
bfntE ela been within The sob Of
the lni1Ftuu..tos whD sH'f rcd the.n+
selves ana inlietrf. on others untold
miserie. uh1cr The inttderila iI-
F-l.icss % yil5 compounds with wh5eh
tba tnerketr 81 Obs 9bola a0tnue alp
siWted fes4s d cfal ale Of PRO iuetns
an The assen reI9iecA t. a'iori 4uy sup
pit tugt lray be- demanded, and rs the
tile when the use of alcoholic drinks
will become questionable appears 70 10
As remote as ever legislators viii do
wall TO consider whether the evil may
not zoe greatly niiiigatsd il not wholly
removed, by permitting only an unadui-
tcrated article 10 be disposed Of within
the limits OF the State. The sale Of
other pois0ns Is prohibited, except on
prescriptions Of physicians and by edu
Gated druggists Why not hedge The
sale Of poisonous liquors. about by the
same EestficGbnsg Each incorpora.
ted town of the State possesses
the power OF regulating the sale of
liquors. or OF preventing il entirely,
within its charter jurisdiction. On
this point the charter of Galveston Is
elear and explicit, and the board Of
aldermen should consider whether il
Is compatible with the obligations OF its
public trust t. give its tacit assent TO
the local retail Of impura and noxious
liquors 1; Is part OF the common law
Of the country that every organized
community has the right 20 protect
itself against dsletsrious agencies Of ans
description The right is included IN
the universal Law of seliprescryation
Tie traditions Of all the courts recognize
~ exercise ~ essential to an efficient
system Of domestic police. The supreme
pusposs Of such a police Is to look after
the health and safety Of its population.
To this end il y required 70 establish
safeguards With respect 10 the traffic
and use cf draes and liquors, for the
safge reason that it Is required 10 keep
out Infection, 90 suppress pestiienoa
breeding nuissnoes 10 enforce sanitary
regulations, 90 destroy mas. dpgs. 10 pre-
rcnt dangerous beasts rom running at
large to orrest and render inipotent for
harra the lawless and criminal Of ell
classes and grisder.-- 6issusssen lNass
Dallas will shortly be manufacturing
as much whisky IS Texas ought TO
drink. and possibly great deal more.
But that liquor win he pare, and the
legislation spoken Of in the Neles shoald
not be unacceptable even to the most
dseaashei drankasd.
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CURRENT OPINION.

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Atn has strong suspie'or thst NlIs
vote or the electoral commission huI. /
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My Ynar n.cenn,,ar L

J. n. ". Patrick;
Can't you send spebisl messenger.
and convene the legislature by Tues
day and elect an eleetor2 Necessary
expense would be paid See proceed
ings in other States autographed you.
Consult Governor and Senator. An
swer. No signature.
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49,. otesan. 20. q. d,

PORTLAND, Oregon, New. 90, ls7i,
". T. Peit0n. IS GrasneEcy Park, New York;
Governor all right without reward
VIII issue certificate Tuesday This Is
a secret The Republicans threaten
that II certificate Issued 70 ignore the
Democrat, claim and I'll the vacancy.
and thus defeat the action Of the Gov
eruur One elector must be paid to
recognize the Democrat to secure a
majority Have employed three law
yers--tlie editor Of the only Republican
paper ~ one lawyers fee, $1,000 it
viii take 5000 for Republican eleotor
Must Ysisa money Can't make fee
contingent sail saturday Kelly and
Beihngol VIII act Communicate with
them Must act prompt.
Go signature
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Kfor P.

poRrHANn, OREGON, Decam Der. II, 1877
- Hs.an, Is Gramefcy Park, New York
/ will be az Grand Hotel, San Fran
cisco Monday Be in Salt Lake City
in three days or thereahauts Have 90
borrow money on my individual respon.
sibility in trust You can replace il.
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PORTLAND December ..
". Eeiton, Is Creamery PARK, Sew York :
Impossible TO convene legislature. p.
left legvre telegraph arrived Can't
drsg 1 y deposit; Charles DimoRd, rs
Liberty lfeet, 10 order Of Bush A
Laid, Sslem Must have II Monday
Cant understand 'lsnghable Everett
House Lost your telegram.
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CENTAUR
ENTS!

Physicians recommend, ard farrlers de-
clare that no such remedies la 20 ever slor,
been in use. Words are cheap. but the pro-
prietors of these articles VIII present Trial
bottles 10 medical men, gratis, and will
guarantee more rapid and satisfactory re-
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Tue Centsnr Liniment, White W rappYr
will cure Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Luisi baso
Sciatica. Caked Breasts Sore SIpples, Frns
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any ordinary
FLESH, aoSEoR MUSCLE AfLMKSr.
IL will extract the poison Of bites and
scar Loek1jsw, Palsy, Weak Back, Earache,
iooi hEche. itch ana Cutansoas Eruuti.,tfs
readily :e.d "a its treatment
Henry Black of Ana, BsrIiln county. Orio,
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thankful To YOU and recommend your won
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James Burd, OF zanes.ille, Ohio, says
"The Centaur Ltniment cured my neGFaI-
gia."
Alfred Tush.; OF Newark, writes: -.-.aud
me one dozen bottles by express. The Linz
Inent has saved my leg. Iwant to distrit-
The sale Of this Imminent is Increasing rap.
idly.
The Centaur Lintmenf, Yellow wrap.
is for the tough skin. flesh and muscles of
HossEs. MULES AND ANIMALS
We have never ye; seen a case Of SPAWN.
Swseny. Ringbone. Windgaii. Scratches OF
Poll-esii. which this Linim-nt would not
speedily benefit, and We never saw but :
few cases which 10 would not cure. II viii
cure when any thing can II IA folly to sps %
szD for a farrfor. when one dollars worth OF
Centsur LiDtrnent will do better. The FOL
loving Is a Sample Of The testimony pre-
dueed:
JSgYzRSoS, No., Nov. 10. Is5S
"Some time ago wa. shipping hor--s 10
~ Louis. go, one badis. eripPicd Ia the
car. Win great difficulty 4 god Tim 20 the
stable The stable keeper gave NE a bottle
OF your Ccntsrr isiniinent. which 4 us-sd
vito such success that ia two days ths. hnrss
was active and nearly well. l hGv. been n
veterinary surgeon for thirty years. but your
Iintment beats ANYTHING ever used.
~ j. M'cARIf, Veterinary Surgeon"
For postage stamp We VIII mail n Gen.
tanr Almanac. containing hundreds OF Ger
tlncstes, from every state In the Union.
These tdniments are now sold by All dealers
In the country.
Laboratory of J. u. Rose A Co.
81 Dcy street, New YorE.
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70 Nc f1ltpf q f1s HefA'ft
! have read the articles OF y6ur COR
respondcnfs. g, and our city epgineera
G.'s isl~as II street improvements l
heartily srproYe 81. aud I believe the
-. ss'a most successful way they can
- imI,scved with the materials here
sr>i,s(ls snd = sndeayer toPseTe ~.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

YS0H the Speedy Cure of Seminal Weak.
l ness Lost Manhood, and All disorders
brought o.: by iEdiscretio5ls or excess, Any
druggist hRs The ingredients
Address DIR. JACQUES e co, Cincinnati
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SPLENDOR AND STARVA
TIOS.
The i.rapross ofTndia ana Her FamIsb
ting Subjects

HAfaH
London Times. In enc Of the sweet
car of operas the hearer is charmed
with % chorus whose graceful and
rhythmic movement. rejects thegertie
and iu3nieut sw1ying If summer seas;
bot iu Tho midst o.! the dreamy sOituess
OF Weber music obuGde the recurrent
notes which warn Us to remember the
,.yeuie-s watchfulusss az the powers Cf
the storm. Ii il not given "a Us 70 forget
the harsh disconance Of pain Yesterday
we were all reading of the pomp and
ceremony OF oriental ma-niiicence, and
fgr q brief hour the mind escaped from
the dismal realities oi cur watcry skies
20 live amid the splendors OF Delhi
The yicoruy seemed 10 have made
The tale, IF Arabian fiction true.
aul 20 have justified the largest
phrases az our poets in describing the
riches o. tue gorgeous East. Upon the
kings who came 70 testify their allegi-
luce before the representative Of Eng
land queen barbsric pearl and gold
wore sbowcred mere proluselY than
ilitou had ever imsEined, and thought
il must have hyen difficult % banish the
recoiisc'ious ut warfare in the sight OF
th" Ri l-a OF Delhi, the suggestion Of
Priyainn was for time forgotten To-
day the irgepressibie contrast is reas-
serted Instead of the reckless profu-
sion OF iuoxhaustible wealth, we have
80 face the grim iart Of imminent fam.
inc Last week the capital OF the mo
Euls witnessed magnificent dis
play of luxury and pride.
Princes and governors came to-
grther from every province and
We'd with ono another in the extrava-
gsnce OF their p0mp Nothing WINS too
rich, nothing too costly. 30 become the
ceremonial they shared. Whatever was
most distinguished FOR the glory Of its
design OF for the delicacy or extent OF
the labor spent upon its execution was
brought and laid at the feet of the vice
roy ~ appropriate offerings to the m1i-
c-ty he represented. Who could have
supposed that, in this highest hour Of
imperial pride, tho mind or she central
figure oi the pageant was disturbed By
thought. that would corae 70 mar his
satislaction, OF thousands and hundreds
Of thousands--Day of a million OF ,.ey.
sons hesiecing the Officials ard n-
officials ~ tie ln3ian rle.. smeni 10
give ti,u iitt.e work. ine; thay might
bow, . aaEo a ,f rice less ihey die?
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Nrw YoeK. Norern ar =. ~

]. II y alIF.N1 T y tI'tslf' 'yIF7s3Il.
How aoon viii Governor decide Ger.
tiheatef If you make obligation con.
tingant on result in March it can be
dsae. no signature.
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SALEM, Oregon, Dec 5, 1876
v. r Pelton, y Granerey Park New York
Can't you deposit the eight with
Charles D.m0nd subject To order Of
Lqdd i Bush, Of Salient Can't get
money here. Must have II Wednesday.
Telegraph me at Salem. Vier viii not
fail DocTRiSAL.
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THE OREGON BUSINESS.

There is yet existing languid and
hopeless curiosity as 10 what the ma
tioual returning board propose 30 do
with Oregon. Ii is claimed that the
elector, Cronin, was purchased either by
Mr. Tilden or his agents, and the Sen
ate committee charged with the iuves-
tigation of this matter have transla-
ted the cypher messages sent to and
from Oregon.
As they are earious specimens, and
open a new field in political legerde-
main THE HERALD gives the Senate
copies as follows
PogrLASD. Oregon, Nov. 2S, 1879.
W. r. Peltoa. Is eramsscy street. New York !:
Certificate will be issued to one Dem
ocrat Must purchase Republican cleo
tor TO recognize and act with Democrat
and secure vote and prevent trouble
Deposit $4,000 to my credit with
kountz Bros. Wall street Answer.
! ii. PATRIgg.
fully endorse this.
JASEs K KELLEY.
SIS FEAxcssco, Cal Dee 6.
The Hon. James x. Kelley
The eight deposited as directed this
morning Let no technically prevent
winning. Use your discretion,
No signature.l
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FEES &ETALlIc BURIAL CASES
And Baskets,
WHAT is QUEENS DELIGHT9

1t is a plan: that grows IN the soafh and Is
thst only actual blood purifier ever diseovr
erred, ny which ali diseases that center ia lie
blood can De eraitcated at once aud ioreVee
Il expeis for life al scro!uloas. Syphiiifie-
C0taneUits atld kherUstlo aifaetio5s ami IS
the oS2N ihUE REMEDY for this ciass OF
aisessfzs. Aiuu = lt Is q searching, but ~her
sombined sith Hondnr9s SarsaparIiiu Yes
low Dock and otlle. roots and herbs il he
comes blood purifier uDsurpassab!e and
uDetlGaiiest. p1cn Is the com plHatioa 81
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.siM ne gloss a,ld freslnesi Of youth.
Thin hair j ihickened, falling hair
checked, and baldness often, though
not always, cured by its Use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
f0llicles are destroyed, or the glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead of foul
ing the hair with Pasty sediment, it
will Keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and injurious 70 the hair, the
NiSor Can only benefit bat not harm
it. L wanted merely for
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Causes de Body to Gain In Solid I1e.h

Its value can nsf be too strongly I'm pressed
opo5 the attention OF those who have been
exposed 10 a faint of improper character
1sie aii.cttd are assured that This Is not one
Of the worthless Ifostr1rins of tl5. day hut A.
prepared upon scientific principles, by q
pii$ STEFAN OF thirty years experience. Sold
ever ) 81 here.
PrlneipGi Office, Is Murray ST., New York
sapte-deost WY
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!. IuTT's ssBsaPagILtA AND
euEsS's pELIsaT.i

forming the most powerful Alternative
Known 10 Medical science fnr sic cure OF cid
Ulcers and Aoros, Diseased Joints, Foal Dis
Charges from the Ears and Nostrils. Arp-
setsses, SKIN affections, rheumatism,
bfoPsy, Kidney Coin plants, Evil affects OF
secret practices, Diseased SeRi9. Disordcred
LAYER and spleen and all diseases that g. n
ter IN the blood. 1t possesses the peculiar
property OF inparting tair com pioxion aud
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SMITH g. WESSoN.s

k1pUTJ Oar lsrgIlefe-Iike x;.,I nr
AZ Ghio j ings Of tha Pre.!l -ssiai Candid
MAKE ! sell fapttiy. SEMI Tor circus
y. Z. IN craving Co. g. Wa
zis I -f-ss't. BnS SsR4 y --p41S
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Ayers
Hair VSgos',
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

a dressin g
which i az once
agreeable,
healthy, and ef-
fectual for pre-
serving the
hair. FGdsd or
gray hHr som
restored Il as
origfa I eoEu
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-05-11

II is delightful to see the Springfield Repub
lican-itself so able and sturdy representa-
tive OF ell that Is good in ournalism-stand up
for the dignity Of the profession. In recent
article on the law OF libel, as recently enunci
ate1 in The Starkweather case, it says mo
otho. profession-not medicine, not the clergy.
not even the bar, which shifts at the press as
nuiss1ce and chronic misdemeanor- dignlfied
with an equal attribute, or exalted to higher
privilege Yet the more important and the
more digent, faithful, intelligent, aud indie
pendent have become the services OF the press,
themore completely have the courts placed II
outside the protection OF law and denied it the
recognition which its Office in modern life
demands"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-05-11

11hat outrag eous measure which has been
pending before our Legislature for couple OF
monihs, known as the Hopkins bill was kicked
out the House OF Representatives on Tuesday
May 8tb ov a vote of 81 to go. This is the
thumbscrew bill providing
THAT il any person OF persons shall will
fully and maliciousy compose, write, print oil
publish any false statement or and concerning
another person or persons, he or they shall
upon conviction thereof be punished by q fine
not less than 800 nor more than IL 900, or by
Imprisonment in the state prison not less thar
one year nor more than five years. or by both
such fine and Imprisonment"
We deem il worth while to put on record the
names OF the noble % medieval statesmen
who voted for this measure:
Newton Baker, Clinton county.
Edwin G. Clark. Oakland county.
Nathaniel A. Hamilton. Berrien county.
Patrick Hankerd. Jackson county.
Il. Parker Hill, Van Buren, county.
Samuel w. Hopkins. Isabella county.
Simpson Rowland, Kalamazoo county.
Samuel johnson, Cas5 county.
j Ohm d Jones, st. Clair county.
Benjamin Laubach. Ottawa county.
Charles d. Little. Saginaw county.
--Lucien B. Miller, Monroe county.
Thomas Morrison. Wayne county.
Clarence W. Prinde Kent county.
'.Derwin G. Sharts, Shiawassee county.
Oliver o, Stanchfeld, Mason county.
William s. Turck, Gratiot county.
Stanley W. Turner, Ingham county.
Rodney W. Twadell, Branch county.
oeeph l.. Ealade, Monroe county.
.Frsstus J. Welker, Branch county.
Oiyor X. White, Oceana county.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-05-11

MISS f McGrew has been recently appointed
assistant cashier OF the First National Bank OF
Huntington, Ind. Miss i. Wallace is cashier
for q bank in Mechanicsvllle, and Miss A. M.
King for one in New Sharon, Ind. The bank at
Huntington was the first to elect lady to its
Board Of Directors, Mrs. Anna A, Daily having
boon elected director in 1868, and Mrs. d. j.
Puruance in 1873. OF the First National OF
Peoria, ILL., Mrs. Lydia Bradley was elected in
1876. and IN the First National OF Canton,
Ohio. Mrs. Louisa Mccall is one OF the board
The banking business OF A. X. a L. B, Young,
at Fort Collins, Col, has for some time been
conducted by Mrs. L. B. Young, the iunio,
partner. who is said to be lady Of sagaaty
aud experience in money matters.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-05-11

Ex-Oongressman Ellis Ii. Roberts, OF Utica,
N. Y, tho editor of the Utica Herald an OK
perienced aud wise politician expresses warm
approval OF the Presidents policy, and says
that it will result in building up, instead OF
tearing down, the Republican party. He says
IN his paper
''TbsP President. instead OF showing dis
positIonto desert the party-a purpose winch
some have seen At to ascribe to him-is bring
ing it back into the pathway OF it's platform
and 40 cooperating its vitality. We verify
believe that large share OF this new vitality
will como from the accession OF Southerners
who wece Wings before the war; and who have
not been so much Democrats as anti-Republi-
cans slDce the war. There are many good
reasons why the old Wing party should thus
reinforce the Republican party Of the near
future, but not one of these reasons is good
for che revival of that old Wing party"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-05-11

The annual report OF the President OF the
Lake shore and Michigan Southern Railroad
COMPANY finally fixes the statistics OF the
AsbtabuIs calamity of December last, according
20 ,te railroad authorities. or the $50 persons
ON the tram, SO were killed directly and AFTER
ward diod O. the II others, 63 were injured
more or less seriously-s5 killed, CD wounded
aud unnju-ed.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-05-11

SUNDAY excepted saturday and Sunday exc.
HENRY c. WENTWORTH General Passenger
and Ticket Agent, Chicago, Illinois,
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Prot M. w. Harrington, OF the Michigan
state University. who is now in Europe, has
received an invitation from the Chinese Gov
ernmeat College, OF Peking China, to take the
chair of astronomy IN that institution. They
offer him $4,000 per year with perquisites,
which will amount to another thousand. 1t is
net definitely known whether he will accept.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-05-11

byra Clark Games has won her suit which
involves property worth several millions OF
dollars in the city Of New Orleans. The case
has been in the courts for forty years. She
proposes to found q magnificent hotel a,
Washington. ID. g, exclusively for women.
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storms come nor. the sun will shine bright
enough by and by!
Preached In the Disciple Church, Paw Paw,
Sunday morning, May 9th. 1877, and revised
by Mr.. Searles for the TRUE NoRTHKRSER.
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Trains from Paw Paw connect with the saue
namefTralns on the Michigan Central Railroad
at Lawton going east and west.
LEAVE PAW PAW.
$50 A. Nj, returns from Lawton at A. n.
0;20 a. m, Mail Train, east.
1:20 p. m, Mail west, and Way Freighteast.
$500 p. m. Kalamazoo Accommodation, east.
az Trains return to Paw Paw on departure { 1
Michigan Central Trains from Lawton.
JOHN IHLING, eup't
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Caieb Gushing. late United States Minister
to tparD. keen observer and shrewd judge
of-eveots rs reported by the Washington COR
respondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette to have
Expressed the following opinion in regard to
the war "a Europe:
'r'That the war must result in great good to
our country. There is, however, no necessity
for the large advance on flour that is specu-
iative = II the fight should be confined to
Russia and Turkey, the demand for our bread.
stuffs will even then be heavy, for the Russians
will not permit ali their cereals to be exported
while they are at war, and besides the produc-
ing classes will have to JOIN the army, 1t
threatens &c be great war. II England gets
into IL, chen will come our opportunity to re-
cupetete our commerce. We will have to pro-
vide4ome way by which we can gather IN the
English commercial marine under our flag. II
Is sdestined to be Americas chance, and we
must avail ourselves OF IT. Russia and Turkey
were mover better prepared for long struggle
so far az men, arms and provisions are con-
cerooft"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-05-11

Ths Detroit Tribune says Southern Demo
cratic organs have taken pains to assure us,
from tame to tlme that the South was entirely
il sympathy with the Union. and had entirely
abandoned the Loot Cause" We have been
glad Co accept these assurances, 80 far as we
could, but Faith in these professions is often
rudely shaken by the utterAnces Of these same
Democratic Journals. For instance, we find
the Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle, one OF the most
conservative papers of the South, IN briof
biography Of Parson Brownlow, declaring that
Sin tine war OF secession he turned traitor to
his state" The treason" thus denounced
was tho most glorious act OF Brownlows life
his heee,c and unhlnchlng allegiance to the
Union Patriotism is still considered traitor
GUS by certain class Of Southern Democrats.
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HOUSE MOVING!

The undersigned wishes to inform all perso ns
who have buildings to be moved that he Is or O.
nsred To enter INTO contracts to do all such 10 bs
A. yery reasonable prices and on short notice.
Having had much experience in that b usi-
ness. and owning Complete Set OF Tools and
Anparatus, he is enabled to do that kin OF
work at the Very Lowest Figures, and in a
Prompt and Satisfactory manner.
Orders for work may be left at G.. ". Long
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