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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-30

! A Connecticut preacher says that good con
grcgation will praise the music, the choir, the
ventilation and the civlities of the usher, but az
to the sermon, "Well, / dunno"
"Hand made pants for sale" But we didn't
know landmarks wore pants Washington Nd
| ton.
otis sweet to hear the watch dogs honest
bark" sung Byron; but . high, tight board fence
between you and the dog adds much to the
sweetness.-EBtngham Democrat.
Pennsylvania is trying to raise peanuts, and OF
course she will want to be protected by law
prohibiting everybody else from raising peanuts
until she can make the crop proii.able.-S Lon.
is Times.
A New Jersey Democrat is not surprised to
know tkat the locusts this season have red eyes
as they could not be expected to hear the hu.
initiating story VI Joe Bradleys Electoral Com.
mission without wccping.-V y Sun.
But pass" said minister one Sunday, in
Diminishing one theme of his subject to take up
another. "rhen | make it spades" yelled out a
man from the gallery, who was dreaming the
happy hours away in an imaginary game Of
euchre.
Chicago passengers now 90 to Galveston
without chanEen according to q railroad time
t"OiS. MAJ 10 Nhc way t''HPS ~ "ithpu'
change" but they make it very unhealthy for
poultry on the routc-NOrriStOicn UtraM.
An indscrimnatc slaughter Of dogs is threat.
ening. All right, but remember that every dog
killed leaves several hundred fcas 10 be cared
for and amused - UdnJury News,
When twoncwspaper men dine together they
always look at each other in hope Of finding out
which has got the money.-N y HeraM.
"The Illinois papers call tornado She" re-
marks the Cour;cy.Journal, and why not: What
is TIE gender of Gail?
NORTH Carolina exchange mentions a rival
editor as "gourd. headed baboOn."
"IIow women love" is a new Philadelphia dra.
ma. Perhaps Simon Cameron can get some
rOiuts
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am happy 10 say that benevolence was
one OF Stuart's predomirating qualities. Any
thing like adverse fortune or neglected merit
was sure 10 find place IN his regard. IL was
standing rule Of the house, If such or such
persons came, they were not 10 leave without
receiving some hospitality. A musician, a
poor dusty trumpeter whose merits had never
been acknowledged by the public, though he
possessed wonderful skill and taste,-one OF
those persons who had been elbONed aside in
the great race of humaniy,-used to call on
Stuart He would give him a good dinner,
and then talk upon musical subjects with him
for hours afterward. 1t was a great enjoy,
ment to the poor man, who was made happier
by feeling that his genius was appreciated,
and also that a comfortable addition would
belmade to his pocketbook. There was also
an old Revolutionary officer, a gentleman who
had witnessed sad revcrses, and who was ever
a welcome guest at Stuart's table, and who
never left the house without his purse being
in a more prosperous condition. My sister
Agnes, then little child, said to my mother:
" why does my father always pay Major
j for dining here:'
The timely subject of Life Insurance is ably
handled by julius Wilcox the Mormon Theo
eracy by J. II. BeaGle; and the Temperance
tyuCSilOil, ny SuhS' W. DIES, anu ID. IlCI
rick gives US some popular science or The
Depths OF the Sea-
In fiction we have a rema. liable story Of %
pages by the Russian novelist Tourguenef,
entitled The Nobleman of the Stepre; and
Nicholas Minturn, Dr. Hollands serial, is
continued. There is rich supply Of poetry,
and in the editorial departments DR.. Holland
is unusually entertaining and instructive.
st. Nicholas.
The July number claims, both in reading
and pictures, to be exactly adapted to lazy
summer weather. 1t treats things specially
belonging to July in fully illustrated paper
on Gunpowder by an ex.otficer of the L. S
Army; lively account of how The Peter
kins Celebrated the Fourth, by Lucretia p
Hale; n delightful description of A Boys
Life on a Man.ofwar, by naval officer; and
an entertaining article on George the Third, !
by Noah Brooks.
Girls, boys, and older readers, will enjoy
the story of the heroism of Nellie in the
by Susan Archer Weiss, and
Will find seasonable hints, well worth having,
in Dr. Hunts Talk about Swimm ing and a
paper on Camping Out.
Mr.. Trowbridges serial story, His Own
Master, has four long chapters with two PIC
lures by c. S. Reinhart. Mr.. Frank r. Stock.
on's story of a young elephant, called Hevi,
contains a striking picture of the man who
Proctor, besides the usual Starpaper, has an
article upon Jupiter, which,
hough Giant Planet, the Professor believes
% be a Baby World.
Beside these, there are excellent contribu.
ions IN art, prose, aud verse, breathing the
hopes and smiling with the sunshine of the
season.
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To Horse Breeders.
GOLD PENS.
SEE FOR YOURSELVES.

keen doe assortment Cf Coil Peas, Pencils. loot
pies knives and iazor,. trnArSt'io p. \. GIsiGGS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-30

Maurice Thompson appears in Scribner's
as well rs Harper's with his Long bow,
though of course the articles in the two mag
azines are entirely different. A rather anus.
ing take-off on the Bohemian style of the day
in doing up battles is contributed by William
Henry Bishop, under the title of Battle of
Bunkerloo. Among the participants in that
hitherto unrecounted but sanguinary engage.
ment were such heroes as Lord Nelson, Ben.
edict Arnold, Judas Maccabeus, &c. Ia an
illustrated paper on the last Indian Council
on the Genesee, Mr.. David Gray, of the BuiIa.
10 Courier, describes remarkable meeting
in 1872 of the grandchildren of Red Jacket,
Joseph Brant, Cornplanier and other cele.
bra,ed chiefs In an article on Richmond
since the War, Mr.. II. W Wright speaks en-.
Enthusiastically of the pluck and prosperity OF
the Virginia metropolis. Miss Jane Stuart
gives some more "reminiscences of her father
Stuart the painter, Including a number OF
very entertaining anecdotes. We copy one:
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Wide Awake.

The stories of the July Wide Awake are
especially seasonable. After one look at tn,
frontispiece, the boys will ins:inctively turr
to the rollicking Fourth of July story it illus.
trates, How the Boys Woke Him, by Charles
Stuart Pratt in which they will get mos
satisfactory amount of fireworks. There are
also two Fourth poems, A Poser, by Rosa
Graham, and the Independence Adventures
of Miltiades Peterkin Paul, in which he blows
up his grandmother instead of the cat The
older boys will also enjoy S. G.. w. Benja
Minis paper on managing sail boats. Miss
Farman, the editor, has a story, Nannie's
Graduating Dress, which we commend to
not only the sweet girl graduates themselves,
but to their mothers and teachers. What
Bunch and Joker saw in the moon, by Mrs.
f. I. Corbet, has several funny illustrations.
Mr.. Rounds Child Marion makes acquain-
lance in Rome with Princess Margherita and
the young Prince, sees a funeral and goes
home to bury pet butterfly in n candybox.
In Solomon's Seal Sophie May allows Emily
to "board round"
Summer, Foolish Bobolink, Daisy Among
The Daisies, Daughter ana |, the Large Print,
the Blue Glass drama, the Tangled Knots,
the Post Office Department, and the Fourth
of July Music, complete and beautifully H.
Illustrated number
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The Color Line.

Mr.. Darwin, in writing on the absence OF
White Colorin Animals" mentions u poison
Gus plan, growing in Virginia which kills
whlte.haired swine, but does not kill those
with black hair. DR.. Ogle says, in explana.
ton of this fact, that there is no evidence tina,
the black swine eat the plant, and that, rs a
matter Of fact, the white swine. because they
are not supplied with certain black pigment
necessary 10 the possession of taste and smell
are deficient in both tastes, and therefore una.
BILE to discriminate between poisonous and
non-poisonous plants. They therefore eat
poisonous plants which the black pigs, with
better taste, refuse to eat. A correspondent
of the Scientific Amertcan writes to say tina,
he does not know anything about the effects
of poisonous plants on the pigs of Virginia,
but that there is poisonous plant IN Florida
upon which black pigs tatten, while those
with white hoofs after eating il become lame,
and their hoofs drop off. He says that "if a
hog has three black hoCfs and one white, the
white one will drop off, and leaves us to con-
clude that the black hoofs will stay on.
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The telephone is quickly working on: q
r. tactical application. A Boston company is
prepared to furnish telephone communica-
ton between places not over twenty miles
apart. The advantages are thus set forth
No skilled operator required; little practice
makes anyone master of the telephone; COM
munication more rapi1 the telephone trans.
mlts one or two hundred words minute, the
old telegraph apparatus averages not more
than twenty; no expenses required in its
operation; no battery needed two telephones
connecting two houses may be leased for
twenty dollars per year. The company keep
the instruments in working order. 1t must be
understood that the rental mentioned above
is for the use of the telephone instrument.
A telegraph line when required will cost from
500 to $50 per mle.-N. Y. Graphtc.
Some Of the bloody shirt organs at the
East are running up the following tichet for
1880:
STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For President,
ULYSSES 5. GRANT, of Illinois.
For Vice President,
EDWARD PIEEREpoNT, OF New York.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-06-13
The Sewing Machine Monopoly

A correspondent Of the Philadelphia Enquirer
writes from Washington TO that pSper as follows:
A number Of lobbyists representing an im-
ueose sesinc machine combination interest, have
made their appearance here. There object Is 10
procare. BY some means not now apparent. q re-
nezAl or extension Of patent upoa the feed mo-
oa, which Is ritAl property. and The basis Of the
Wheeler 4 WIIso0. Hove, Singer. and other
sesing machine combinations. The patent has
slre4iy been eIteoied and will expire or the Sih
Of May. Ii was the original inIeotion Of the
great sewing machine pool to 90 to Congress
and procars a. act eaAbling the Patent Once 10
$g4in extend the monopoly, bat the excitement
Of Tie electoral cOaat prsrented them from putt
ing this plan into operation.
. Tie SgenIs Of The pool nov have, il Is said,
s Tsry large sun OF Gaoaey al their command
sad viii iaas be able TO make persuasive argu-
meat before the Patent 0fce people Their
case Is II askEsri shape, sad will expire by
defsnli on The DAY a6Ove indicated unless some
action can be prOcarei from the patent officials
shieh val give the pool the eolor Of claim
uPoa snlet 10 90 10 Congress when it SITS. Il
Is possible. hoEsTst, that sn application for =
u=z p2lsai covering the principle 10 slightly
varied form. viii zdJri means Of escape from this
dIemns. II adopted By The secret workers Of The
monopoly.
The enormous benefits to accrue to the pub
lie II the event Of the sewing machine pool fall
ing 70 bay 81 e1teasiOa will be seen when il Is
Considered that the manufacturing eos, Of an
ordinary S55 sesing machine Is sb0at IS IS.
while 81 SIS machine IRON the Bridgeport shops
costs IN The frame. ready for shipment some
Thing aed=r $40 As thugs are nov. SIS MS
chine Is pa 70 the local agsat s. SIS. and the
sgeo. gets so for his time ani Labor in selling
and ias:racu1g. Al SIS machine casts The
agent S35. 50 o. up 10 the fsacy. fall cabinet,
pssn inlsid article. which costs the customer
from $50 TO 500. The sane rule applies in
aooat the sane prOpOrtioa 10 all nachises in
the eoubiaation
Tie breaking down Of the monoply which
sostsins these raioozs figures will enable any
nsehioe shop II ise eonbIry with proper sppEi-
ecees 70 tcro cat sewing machines with the lock
siseh ssd wheel or ratchet feed. Competition
vii thos bring dosu the price Of naehIces 10
legitimate 6gare. aboat one half the present
rates This. patent Official remarks, may re-
sali il eartziling the sgency system to some ex-
tent. bat he adds that II / system which de-
series earisiing On account Of The pertinaeiIy OF
competing sgeuts in attempting 70 force their
wares Epon fOrbezring public The patent
Dsa are exhibiting pretty mech The same for
bezrADcs toward The pool enisszries here that
The pabiic EXHIBIT toE1rd sewing machine agents.
and Il l. qa.is possible that the country may for
ts1e Be cheated o1i Of ~hich the ias entities
II
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How a Chinaman caught a Ticket
Agent.

Silver eoin L at discount II Czlifornis Just
nov, and it i customary 70 demand gold Shen
The aDoant i over Sl0 shich explsirs the iol-
l0EIEg from the Sar Francisco Ballesin
Too nochee snar+ess w4s THAT the mooo-
syed easid Of he Orsni said 70 the ticket seller
At The shErf -ben god Was dsozo5ed for three
tickets 70 Stoekto1. a s. % each, making 5000.
Too nSchse ssnzrtes y0a no czcAes gold
alec tine"
Yes. JOHN. l mast hare gold for thsss tickets
Ten dollars and > kak. Come, oal-
Hos usebee one ticke. y
Three dollars and haf7
-Ales hight; ne takee Oos.' and be paid bic
tsres d0Esars and half N silver; thea bought
asoihsr eoe AID pad three dollars and half 10
sllFsr. and bo1ght third II the Sane var. ksT-
ing paid oct tss dollars and half 10 silver
zllbo1t shosing any god With look Of tn
zapt the niiseysd SOC Of Coafucius zstLsrsd
II his lAsi ticket. soi said
Too aacbee suartssD
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ranwenI one eamraamee, V ssrNneoa 10
cNnlatn NE Ne teerls, ard ~ eevtheaware rree
10 TIE 0tteseAl ccmrattmeNW lhe teMre,a,aN
u eaSA 10 10 be reeNIatsSl. A t.a, wOskSd M A
twN AcspN raw~t eNeiuN, wiN draw the dty cNAlA
et ttum The lee eAae.tet ,hceagN the coNgats,
neeta A herN pNratNa NlAe ar,set N,Nt "a a.,
tel se With eNelvra. Which cAa ~ ated ket The
s,r,ege u SNa ard I>cel,ty,
eMhea he arrangements y, he eNmrAAy an
eNmrlelea the wh,'le " tAe etNm,sea Will he Gee
vest rcNigNFA,Nb ~ Which dat'eg lAe NN,,e..
sameet .ee ,eAreFNteNs vii eNl tse seNSe 40 e
fAN Nss,Ns teN,aSN W see VAsMecs ~ tsseA
he rvQaltyj rAlat lhe NW V ~ 10 Mersl
thNsagA e,,,laA SV,A NeleyN e'rvalNttNN ArNash
,ee s,CcssS tN0,seN,VSs tNess asS lanse eeeesA
- AeA The mea, seepy " laN,lNN ~ a t,g1,
NtsAl eNyNNscA 10 a ss,a,jNaeaa gSalle SaptNal ~
he S,salest peeesl. aed d,iea. stN IA ,mIsNs,
ael kAsaFs ,a lAese aJrAaseAeata " the lssa,lea
cNapsey "a lAN lhs usNsreN tNm lAsvytseel IL
cevSsed Ss,ANal AahdliNg alter the Qasrets vt
Neel leaNN he slesmef's hNN, fVl lhis POE,
lsNse, Cap1eln ASklNaS relgiseFAllRg Wagons
AND 0NAat Western converted Vaa ste en-,
HAeyed 10 these vvh,gles lSN Temperature l.
ns,RgsiRed ~ The circulation " water 0a,sile
lee ecatIn, chamber, Which l. aued with h0Nks.
A soSa a. tAe iSyty,eighl QaNt,ess, Which one VI
The Aeklom wsgO0s w,A oatty, aFe plaeSl 10
tAesa, The do0rs AEs CsNsei aad tAs meat esa
thee Ae transported aay distance aud IA aNy
wes.her witA0a, fear Il Deterioration oas VI
Aeki0ms wagons, eNa,aialag Qaas,eFs ot Aeet
las, - they bad e9ms leaa LVeTpeol, Vas ex'
e,s''ed al tAe enlrNRSe II he Men Meat Market
SRd excited AeeA interest
" In oyNieF 20 iAmlaArse the pablo With the
sale and oaahly II American fresh meat, sOme
hsoarsss II ss3cs of eeei have eeea daily bFOagh,
To- sale 70 Marke, tOvmed by single arch Of
IAe eSnPaay's premises in Upper Thames stree,
sni sold 10 AL e0ners Ia osAts Pet H. Is the
average pyioe % the whole side Of Nsef but iAre-
eaArters are said al Is oeeis, Shile l6 eeals is
charged 70, eaihng and rOAsuag jOials taken To-
gssAs,. ''-ScienuSe American
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Dried Eggs.

A large estshlishnset has been opened 10 IL.
Ions fOE dryiog sgE l. Is 10 fail onsr4tioo,
and h1odfsds q tbOaszods Of dozens are going
INTO its l0ssllzbis nav. The eggs are carefully
-ezsdls37 b. hsnd-fkzt .. exz1inai BIZ Ezhf 70
Esoerlain Hkerhsr good D. nof-.nd are tkea
thrown mo M innsnss rscepsaeIs. where they
are brokea, and By eeaRifoga operztion The
shite AID yok are separated iron tie sheH Tsry
n0cA a bad honey i separated from tbs
colb- The Eqaid il tbsa dried By heat, By pa
tsot process asd the dr5sd article = LET, rsssa-
bkng sugar; and 1t : pat 10 barrels sod il ready
f0r trzrsportzsi0s anywhere This did article
hAs bssn tsEsa tEies across he equator 10 chips.
Eod ths1 1eds ioto oDslss. a8i compared with
0Gsst EAds from fresh egzs 10 the sane man
IN. End The best judges eo1I5 not detect tie
d9Esocs bstseso ths tso- L this not a. aga
81 s0odsnf Nix made Sid, esder made sold,
sppis butter made into brieksi What nsxt--
Ph2a3esp1iz Trade JozrnzL
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SIS on
DIR. j. COILS BROWNIES
OH hOR CD y NJ III
IsrHH ORIGINAL AND ONLY aERuIN

rNNHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
II the unbranded stNemen, treguenty made that the
composition q cHtoEonSSx knewH Chemist. and the
Medical procs.i0n" The fact "A Chioryne discovered
and Avented BY Dc, COILS BROWNE ex Army Medical
StAn) and named by him and u has hAed All attempts
analysis by the nrss Chensts q the Ay. The ustho
aud seee, q the preparation have beea publshed II
il obVioAs tAersFe that nything sd under the name
save Or. J COILS BROWNIES cHLoRoDTNE. Is spuEi-
CAUTION -vieechAnesIlog Sir W p wo..a stated thai
Dr. Coils Browne individually the Inventor q chor
dyns.
REMEDIAL USES AND ACTION.
This Invaluable remedy prOduees quiet refreshing sleep
relieves pain Gains the system restores the derAnged
t0a and stimulates healthy action % the scetons IL the
bdy. without creating any q those unpleasant
tending the Of opian- Old and yoaas may take
t It's marvellous good Effects and wonderful eures while
medical extol is virtues extensively using Ia
great Quantities IN the tuviug diseAssschOer Dyse
terry DarrhRa Coics Coekhs Asthma, Rhe1natisun Ns-
rAlgiA, WhooPing c0ugh, orarP HysteriA, 4e-
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS
The Right Hon. Earl Russell communicated to the College
Of PhyssAns and T. DaVenpos that be reeeved n-
rmktoa u the e1ret that the remedy q any rrves
In Cholera was CtlLoR0DYNE-Se- LEaess Dec. 81 1854
Or. Love Medical Missionary in India reports Dee ls6s
that in nearly Svsy Of Cholera in which Or COILS
BROWNIES CHLoRoDYNE administered, the patient
recovered
Extract from Raiaal TssSs jan l. iss6-"ChIorodyne
Is prescribed By Il orthodox medical practitioners OF
j: would thus Be singuAriy popular aid IL Dot
SUPPLY wAnt and an Place"
Extract f1 the General Board Of Health, London
its eAy in Choiega - 50 struay eonVinced q the
immense value Of this remedy. that too krciby
urge the neeessiiy Of adopting it in all eases"
cAuI10H.-None genuine without the words &" Dr.. J.
COILS BROWNE" the Government Stamp Over
Shszing medical testimony accompanies each bottle
Sole MAsuf.eturer j. t. DAVENPORT,
-. Great Russell ST. BIoouasbary Londou.
Soid in Beetles At IL. ia, - 81, - Cd
AEeats in Ns~ York, " L. SenITFEIIs Co aud J. @
Wills os3s-6n
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&C O UNI T.

Kszish and Preach Letter Papers, satin ssrsee and
er.r. fse, plain and gilt edges
d. Billet and Note do do d. in boxes
Do. Letter and Note Envelopes, 70 match the above
Mourning Paper and Envelopes. an assortment con
stz1tly on hand
American Cap, Letter and Note Papers. from the
best makers, Of almost every description
Buzneled surface and pearl sarfAee Cards
Rnbossed aad Frisndship Cards
Perforated Boards, for CheneiIe work aud Notices
Tissue and Faaey-eolorsd Papers
Aoroes0 aud R1b0ssed, snd Gold and SiIrsr Papers
Best London Qaills and Qaiil Peas
1.qQe Gross Of Steel Pens, from the best makers
English Red aad colsrsd Waters. and Seals
English Sealing Wax. red 1ai fancy
KiddeT's and P1yson's TndelibIs lax
GlAEs Pens. fer marking vita Indian ink
Blae, Black and Red Writing Inks. and caruins
Tbsr1onstsrs. To0th-Piets
Maps Of Hawaiian Islands. Charts
Portable Writing Desks, from u 70 p inches Ma
hosaay ard Rosewood. adapted for Iadiss' and
gsnflenen's Ess
School Books. Of all kinds 10 general use
Family ard Picket Bibles, Teftanents, etc.
Teaehsrs' ReE References Bibles, Prayer Books
zoos Standard English and Aueriean Books
PHPer eoTsr Books. Song and Music Books
English and American Juvenile and Toy Books, Of
every description
Best Drawing Paper, all sirss, from deny to dsuhIs
sisphaat, And IN rslls Of 50 and 20 yards
Bristol Boards. Of every FiIs and thickness
Fern Board and MoanfiDg Board
N1Sses S1l24ss 81 Ansriean ana European ees1sTys
framed or aEfrznsd
stsrese0PsS and stsrsseops View
Al tie late Piaao Aasis, Songs. and Song Books
Irreisg Pspsrs AID Tracing Cambria, IN rolls
Eesuaa's Water Colors. IN boxer
Best Sable aud cA1el's Hair Brushes
Fabsrs superior Drawing Psocils, IN bsxss
ColOrsd Psaeils, Crsta lsTis do Copying do.
Aafsezatiesl OF Drawing Lnstruassts, in eases,
from 81 - $40 eaea
ChsH Men, VOID and iEoFy
Bsekgzaoo1 snd Chess Bssrds
Iotelisetaal Gard Games, Playing Cards
Doninoes, sf yariosE patterns
God aud Silver Ps1ed Cases
Goad Ps1s, viii Gold CzssE
Gold Peas. with Silver Cases and Diamond Pofuts
fro1 hiss 70 s-5e each
Steel PsukniTes, 70 blades, o. pearl she'll iSory,
back and baEslo hasdIes. Of rich s1d bsastifal
patterns, Imported expnessly 70 order
Poreelain EIaEsE and DEzEsng States
Rhotsgszph AIbaaa esri aud cabinet sizes Ia ~r.ss
variety, fr01 81 70 80.
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Pacific Rubber Paint Company's
PAINTS!
TUBS ARTICLK Is R0R SALE BY
BOLLES O. CO.

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Txo-x T.ht... ~. o.
Cash ana DEED B5rs. Cbert S,,s,.-, - r...r,.
Croquet Sets. School sateses.
Inkstands in rr.at xari.tv
Elastic Bapd, snd R;n-- al.h.h., ~.
Pen WioerE 81 ~. &C.,
School slat.s .n5 $50 go.
An kipds ~ Tin zea5s a., S1 90 -.
Post-oeee and -RsxeIon. ~, P..t.
chidrsu's sets Teunin.
Children's Drnuiar' Gard. and To-. a, -, .s.
Copying Presses. Oh Sheets and BrasAss
Ds.k Poi;o. %. a. ~ sS,'S -
White ana c,Io-.d tsI...s-s5
Drawing. Dr,ft., Eefs 90. -. ~ $500
$4,000 EaFsIOpss. II all Iisss aad T.rissy fro Ne.
lob
assssss and Eysss Aaesllnss
Autograph AIbusns. Of an ~. "a 49,.
Initial Paper and EaVslcn-.
Al.rs. and nor. soupI... ....r.n... has -.
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