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SUDDEN DEATH.

The Rev. j. T.. Freeman, age sixty-eight
Of No. 800 East Fourteenth-st, wclknown minister OF
the East sde died suddenly while sttngIat bis dinner
table with his family. yesterday. Dr. Henry Crampoa,
the family physician called in but too late to be OF
1t Is believed that Mr. Freeman died from
apopcxy, to witch lie was known to be subject
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troupe comprises Nine. Papponhcim Mis- HumaIn. Mr..
Adams, Mr.. Frtsch, Mr. Blum and others. and sings
both in German and Italian. The works selected for
represer taon IN NewYoII chiefly those 81 Never
beer aud Wagner, and the season VIII open with The
UUluerOts"
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ALBANY Y.
WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE.
A SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC woRKs-CLERKs 70

A SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC WORKS-CLERKS FOR
COMMITrEEs-AN ATTACK on THE FERRIES.
Mr.. Clark was unanimously confirmed Superin-
tendent of Public Works by the Senate; two
members were absent; this action lissolves
the Cana, COMMISSION After long de-
bate in the Assembly. two clerks to the
Committee on Apportionment were appointed; their
pay to be based on actual service. Senator Jacobs
introduced, at the request of the Brooklyn Common
Council, bill providing that the of fare on the
boats Of the Union Ferry Company shall be cent
for each passenger.
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ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY. Wednesday, jan. 30, 1879
The Assembly Canal Committee resolved TO report 40
yersey upon Mr.. Brookss resolution requesting the
Canal Board to close the GeDeseo Valley ana the
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"Prisoner, " said one of the magistrates at a
petty session held few days since not lar from Ban,
abetting at priseGght PLEASE, sir. take my Gospel
cath 1 didn't let farming upon IT, :" was the reply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-31

NEGLECT ISLANDER AND POISON
Elizabeth Meyer, German woman, about
twentyhree years Of age aud wife Of John Meyor Of
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Nj Robson and Mr.. Crane will succeed 81 Baby" at
the Park Theatre acting in the play OF "our BacheoIs
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MIDNIGHT WEAIHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
For the Middle Atlantic States, warme
cloudy weather, with rain or snow.
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


inhrs The dor 4 time for tue % h'drs
midnight wh fesents Tue Atoas
81 ihe mercury curing hours
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Special Notices.



GENERAL EvANGELIsrIC, MISSIONARY AND PHI
LANTnROPIC WORK AMONG THE MASSES
OF THE CITY OF NtW.YOBK.
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The Royal Nuptihis.

marriage Of King Alfonso NIL Of Spain to the Princess
Maria de los Mercedes
Queen and her ladies' ~ honor Portrait o. I'M
Alfonso. Tho royal residence Pslafs hea IN MariY
Recognition OF he event IN wahington fSsp'n ~ '"s
Spanish Ministry By jenor and u 2dame ~ thSil@,
see Frank Lesbos illustrated RswspapeT, NO islV5
Lex sale by a. news aealefs
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Mans Mission Enrti.-A thorough Medical Trestiss
indicating how COni med Disabilities may be rrmov,d ihe
experience Of 20 years study observation ami ptofcs onl
practice showing tho agencies that will insure hesor, Man
hood gthened Vitality and SOUND conditions OF Heath,
have been by oyertaSd powers statements
OF the Obstacles Marriage and OF the means by Shch hey
By mail, Zoe currency or postage stanpsD
4, NY
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~ Court OF Arbitration.
TsfabIi,hed by Act OF the Legislat1re.

If YOU would ascertain at what ports collected tho
one hundred and thirty millions Of dollars drtes for
egu imports during 1877 consult THE TRIBUNE ALMA
A.. ~,
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The Lenton season began last week Wednesday
TO last 40 days--or till Easter Sunday, April 81.
Services were held in both the Episcopal and Ro-
mar Catholic Church on Wednesday and special
services will be held during the season. No rcgu-
lations are laid down for the observance Of Lent
By the Episcopal Church, though abstinence from
amusements, &c, are recommend for the proper
observance of the fast. The following are the
rules for fasting in Lent which are obligatory on
Catholic:
|. All the week days If Lent, from Ash Wed.
nesday TO Easter sunday, are fast Gays OF Ircccpt
on one meal, with the allowance Of u moderate
collation. in the evening.
>. General usage ha, made it lawful to drink in
the morning some tea or coffee.
>. The prCccpt of fasting implies also that OF
abstinence from the Use of flesh meat; hut 10y
dispcnsation, the use Of flesh meat is allowed at
any time Oh Sundays, and IA II, u,pgu HraS
ON Mondays, Tuesdays and Tia. o., with the
exception Of Holy Thursday.
t. 1t is not allowed to use flesh meat and fish
at the same meal.
>. Lard may be used in preparing fish, ycgcto.
blcs, etc.
g. The church excuses from the obligation of
fasting (but not from abstinence from flesh meat
except in special cases of sickness or the like the
following persons:
Young persons under the age Of 81 years; the
sick; those whose duties are of an cxhau,ting or
laborious character; women in prcgnacy Crnurs-
ing infants; all who through weakness cannot
fast without great prejudice to their health.
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Ophir and Vicinity.
March -, 49,

March Is, 1873
Mud, beautiful mud" The words sound nice
to the honest granger.
The mumps have about disappeared in this
vicinity.
The average Waltham loaier amuScS him.
sclfby pitching quoitS by lantern light
The lecture given in Homer by Mr. jackson
was not very largely attended, on account of
the nclcmcnt weather
We are sorry to chronicle the death of Miss
Ella Kcumplc. She had suffered for over two
years and death came 10 her release She was
dearly loved 10y all who knew her, and was
followed TO the grave 10y a large concourSc OF
friends
Some Of our honest grangcrS feel very slim
at the price paid for hogs: there are more fat
hogs in the country than have been shipped.
Mrs. Andrew Werner is recovering rapidly
under the care of DR. Everett.
Our poSt-mStress is gong 10 enlarge the of.
iCc-a thing long needed
Mr. Will Warrick, learn, is going 10 stay
IN our ncighborhood this summer. Success,
friend Will
Inc report was circulated some time ago
that Mr.. Jas Doitry was dead. The gent in
question surprised his friends the other day by
appearing before them in robust health and
not likely To die for many year.
Among our happy ones this week are Mr..
Albert Tccl to an unknown Kansas lady. Al
so Mr.. Thos Stevenson. The latter was Scrc-
naded 10y some of the boys, but was too poor Ia
give anything 80 the boys Withdrew disguised.
We never before saw so much wood cut ~
this winter The grove between Triumph and
Mendoza Is full of piles ready for the stove.
4 very fine shower today and the roads
worse than ever
Dance in Homer last week a riZzlc. The in
clemency of the weather preventing folks from
going.
Geo llcrgcr, jr. has purchased a Gilpin sui
Ky pillow. lie says walking behind three
horses IS thing the past. NoUEEDEIN.
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From Seneca.
SNNECA, Mar. ID, 1878.
Depravity Ia Seneca.


O. the utter degcneracy Of the age in which
we live. In the olden time when Christians
were few IN number, and dared not be indie
, pendent, some of them, for the sake of pcac,
and safety sacrificed to the gods but in ON
day, and in this place, some Christians seen
to be following after the vain glories Of tho
world" At least such is the opinion of one
of our good old "pilars Of the church" Dcal
old man! What wonder that his righteous
soul is vcXed within him, when he secs Sucl
depravity," and muses. upon the conscquen
Ces, for our deacon does not fall IN with any
uew-fangled notions" concerning hH. Firs
the Superintendent CT the Methodist Sunday
school plays Il part in the Lady of Lyons
simply for amusement, and now one Of the
teachers in the same school-who by the way
had not approved Of the Superintenent's play.
ing-is bcguilcd into playing Godmother, in
Cinderella
Well, now for the object In this town is a
society of Good Templars, and they being in
need of funds, proposed to give an entertain
ment of medley character, and but little time
elapsed between the planning and execution OF
the same Cinderella was the chief feature
and was done as well us could be expected from
amateurs. Good music, Il few NICE tableauX
and a recitation" Miss Mallory on the Chi.
nese Question wore away the evening, and
all seemed satisfied. No very late hours were
kept in preparing for the performance, brains
,.I Il, I,,,;,
were not ruthlcssly set aside, yet the entertain,
ment proved success and "all went merry as Il
marriage bell"
Who shall condemn so innocent perform.
ance for the benefit Of so good IA cause? Ger
tainly our deacon, who is ultra in his views of
tobocc0 as well as liquor, ought not but we
fear it will be a long time before his cquanimi-
ty is restored. Were he merely sorrowful and
not angry over our shortcomings, we would
doubtless feel more penitcnt, but sorrow in his
case seems too much like Indignation We
read in the sacred Word that our Savior ,rept
over Jerusalem and what infinite pathos must
have been in his words and tones when he said ::
90 Jerusalemw Had our respected deacon
stood in has place, 1t is to be feared that the in
habitants of that city would have been bitterly
upbraidcd. We know our deacon means
well" and is the embodiment of many virtues,
but if he would only add to his faith patience,
then would our model be nearer perfection
We will not quote, for his benefit, some pas.
Sagcs from his tayoute Book that might be in
orr favor hut lpt him rest content in the tbou uht
that, even in Seneca, there may be "someI
names who have not defled their garments"
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CHICAGO, March -, 1873.
FgEIGIITs-By rail were steady Yesterday ap(
fair shipments were made ut 40c goo for grain
to New York; flour soc d bhl.
FLouR-Priccs unchanged. Choice white
winter wheat s6.25@6,15; fancy western spring
extras, s5.OO@5.5O; Minnesota patent, SG.5Oa
SO; choice spring superlines So 1jd40O
WHEAT-W nter-Whtc in store. SLIGO
LII. Spring-No. >, Minnesota, $110@l12
No. . in store, Sl.01Gl0s; No. 3, SLOl
CoRN---No. ., $685.. Options, - for May for
june, ~.
Oats-No ., 2s@3O; rejected, 2Oc.
Rye-No ., 5GH; rejected, 4Sc
Barlcy-No. >, 5Sc; rejected, 4Oc
Lard-SI 25d1.35 e 100 lbs
Buitcr-Crcamcry 3O@35c; good to choice da
ry, 25@2Sc.
Eggs-gdQisc n dnz
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IT WILL B
About q Weeks

Before | shall remove my STOCK
OF GROCERIES into the room
known as LYNCH's BOOT AND SHOE
Room. During this time | propose
to make things livelier than ever ii
the Old Store by selling Groceries
CHEAP.
| have just been receiving large
additions to my stock, including a car
load of the famous KANSAS Snow
FLAKE FLOUR, made from Choice
White Winter Wheat, and without q
doubt it is the best BRAND of Flour
ever sold in Ottawa. 1t only needs
a trial to convince any one that "the
best is always the cheapest"
lwould like to say just few words
to the drinking public about our Teas
| have never done much blowing or
that score, but will say NOW, or any
other time, that | am selling a BET
TER TEA at IS per cent. less money
than any house in this town, and ]
will prove it by every man and woman
that will buy trial pound. have a
Japan Tea, called the ''Scooper," that
we sell for soc per b., and if it don't
out steep any Tea at 75c l will give
them pound Of Lorillard Tobacco
for 65c.
We pay cash for Country Produce
and sell it for cash. We don't sell
some things for less than cost, as
some others do, for a bait, but put
everything down at the lowest living
Cash Prices.
Let come what will, no matter what
goods are sold at, you will always
find us standing by OUR MoTTo-
GOOD GROCERIES.
| wish to say to Mr.. A, Lynch's
Grocery Customers that have pur-
chased his entire stock of Groceries,
and if any of them will favor me with
a call | will endeavor to do as we'll by
them as they can do elsewhere in the
city, and will guarantee to give them
at all times the best Goods that can
be had in the Grocery Line.
Respectfully yours,
c.. M. SHAW.
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From Utica.

UTICA, March |

UTICA, March 18th, 1873.
Now is the time when the young Nimrod
shoulders his gun, buckles on his game bags
and sallies forth in pursuit of game along the
bottoms nca" La Sale, which are now covered
with water. Four young men from this place
went to the bottoms the other day with boat
in search Of ducks, and after they had arrived
there and lodged for II few hours among the
corn stalks and shot at imaginary game, the
boat capsized, the sportsmcn waded to shore
gun in hand, wet weary and sorry, and reach
ed home in the firm belief that there is even
more fun in collecting taxes than being duck.
ed in such unpleasant waters
| Ben EdgeComb is in town today cncourag.
ing the grecnbaCk movement He seems to be
| well-postcd, and has the happy faculty of max
ing Others think as he does A grecnback
meeting was held here last Saturday night,
but on account of the attendance beng small
no delegates Were elected. There will he an
other meeting next Saturday evening, March
Is, when Il larger attendance is expected
The Utica b. Il. c. played the Deer Park B.
Il. {. last Saturday and got Slashed to the tune
Of - to IS The Deer Park club will meet
the Utica ballsts on the latter's ground in Ut-
ca next Saturday afternoon, and an exciting
game is expected.
So far we have seen but very little red rib
bon in this town, those claiming TO carry it
being apparently ashamed to show it and have
il attached to an inner garment
pr.,.-.-n ...n.n.
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Marriage Licences.

The following marriage licenses have Iccn i:
sued by the county clerk since Feb 9th rs.
Daniel W. Shoudy and Ida W. W. Wakefield.
James Helm and Alice Toolers
Frank Mason and Matte A. Knight
Frank A. Toulk and Margaret lIrfncr
Conrad j. llanak and Lizzie Morgner
Michl lioulihan and Catherine Conncr,.
John T, Nudge and Hattie Snyder.
James Lima and Mary O'Halloran.
lIencry Brandes and Carrie Hackc
Joseph W. Morrison and Margaret Mck;y.
Joseph b. Eyert and Samantha j. Trout,
Joseph 5. Woodward and Anna b. Ball
Washington Reynolds and Emanda f. stevens
Vim. f. Foreman and Lucrctia Tcter
James Brady and Maggy Canncll.
John II. Price and Sarah +. Davenport
Charles Hardin and Henrietta Stanton
Robert Cook, jr., and Cynthia j. Foster.
Lewis d. Ilakes and Hetta NJ. Ward
Joshua Musgraye and Emily NJ. Mason
Henry knitsch and Elizabeth Dannevity
John j. Sheridan and Mary O'Leary
Thomas Gull and Hannah Maggie
John T. Cantlin and Ann Cleveland
\. b. Glazicr and Mary Ann White
John II. Massey and Julia A. Baldwin
Gilbert d. Nolcn and Margaret Moss
Lucicn ECls and Elizabeth VI. George
Curtis W. Miller and Clara Norton.
John Cnbehcnd and Charlotte Jaegglc
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sworn EVIDENCE.
The following Cure Is probably the most re.
markable ever effected by any medical
preparation for the treatment
of Catarrh:

C4ntlemen IL hereby certify that have had Catarrh
for ten years and for the last six years have been
terrible sufferer. rendered partially dear, hau
buzzng In the head, pains across the temple di.zy
spells, weak and painful eyes, swollen ana ulcerhteu
tonsils hard and constant cough severe pain across
the chest, and every indication OF consumption My
head ached all the time. The matter accunuiateu 80
rapidly in my head and throat that could not keep
them free. Frequently at night would sbrlng 0n' u
bed, 1t seemed TO me, at the point OF sunocatloh
would then have recourse to every means IN my
to dislodge the from my throat ana eau peioIo
being able to sleep again. For aperlod OF SIX years
with difficulty swallow. finally consulted an eminent
surgeon in regard 10 an operation on tseIn pus Nv @
request postponed 1t. The constant inflammation anu
liberation in my throat caused ny the poisonous MAJ
infamedmy lungs that coughed necessarily. ueep,
hard cough. Meanwhile my system began 10 sn1" .nt
effects of this disease, that lost grew pare anu
showed every symptom Of an early death py cohsuiip
six months ago began the use of SANFoRDs RADICAL
CURE FOR CkTARRI After using the Irst Dotte pc
gan to improve rapidly. The first dose seemed toce9I
my head AS had not known y 70 DC io' years oi AZ
my cough in three days by using as Earge soon
reduced the Inflammation and swelling OF my tohslls,
that they ceased to trouble me Ing soreness
across my chest disappeared me bn1zhR ho!ses III ny
completely restored and every symptom OF disease 'ha
had reduced the verge of the grave disappeared
by the use of SASFoRD's RADICAL CURE FOR CArAERl;
have been thus explicit because, as ~ od
hope to convince many that this Is great remedy.
am familiar with the treatment OF Catsrrh as prac-
tsed by the best physicians and have consulted the
most eminent about my case nave USED every hnu
period years past and have, while following the
USE taken great my general health but ootaned
no relief or encouragement from any OF them.
BosToS. Feb. ., 1875. GEO. r. DlNsMohE'
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The Chinese play game called tan. in
which small buttons are thrown from box.
like dice, and the players guess whether the
number is odd or even. Wong All Lee was
caught, in san Francisco. using box that had
a slot TO hold button, with spring 50 ar
ranged as TO drop or retain it at will. ILL.,.
companions cut off his cue
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and ndscreons
of youth weakness early decay loss Of manhood
&c" will send recipe that will cure You. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy discovered by mission
AIRY In south America send asclfaddrese envelope to the
REV. JosFPu INMAN, Station H. Bible House Nelo YORK
cur. unyIC-ly.sp
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ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, March L.. lStS.
The roads are gradually getting better, though
till too heavy for hauling. The fine weather,
however, is setting the farmers to blowing; and
radc, though getting better, is still dull Grain
: little higher; flour unchanged We quote
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OTTAWA POST OFFICE.
Closing and Arrival of Mails
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad.

Train No 70 will carry passengers between Joliet and Bu.
rcau, No 10 between Ottawa and Rock Island M 10 be-
tween Rock Island and Joliet. No from Ia sale 4, Otta-
VA when passengers provided with tickets and not 9th
cr"lsr. \. VI SMITH. Gcuv Pass Agent
\. hiMnNLt- 6cul Supt. \. MNINEI. Asst Gen. Supt
Dee. =, 1876. ID. NJ HALL Agent Al OTTAWA
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Each package contains Or Sanford's Improved Inhal.
ing Tube with full directions for use in all cases Price
800 For sale by all Wholesale ana Retail Drnggsts
General Agents and Wholesale Druggists Boston, Mass
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THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court.

Judge McRobcrts, who had conducted thi
Court during the present term, vacated at ad
iournment on Saturday. He is holding court il
Bureau county Judge McRoberts has bee
very successful in his work here forcing bushes
rapidly along and at the same time winning gold
en- opinions from lawyers, jurors, and, in fact
all ourpeople Judge Leland opened Court herr
on Monday: No jury trials have been had dur
ing the week, and little business has been done
Since our last the record is MS follows:
CHANCERY DOCKET.
l26 J. Kenny d Son V. Charles and Louisa
Lom. Judgment for plaintiff of S1l.sl.
Ill The o. b., II. IL l.. Association Y. John j.
and Rachel Cumly; masters report OF sale ap'
proved
112 The Ottawa Building Homestead and Saw
ings Association V. Fredk and Prescott Martin.
In chancery Masters report approved.
10 Mary f. Trcmpcr and Anna l.. Shcedy VS.
Walter S. and Imogene Sheedy. Partition. Mas
ter's report approved and commissioners appoint
cd to make partition and report.
1S4 Washington Bushnell ct al. Y. Daniel 4.
Maher, collector of taxes OF town Of Ottawa in,
junction ordered to issue.
1S5 George c. Caldwell ct al, tenants in com
mon of the estate Of Martin Reynolds v VIM X
Clayton, collector of Deer Park; motion for in.
junction sustained on the 9TH inst: injunction
dissolved on the 9th and bill dismissed.
LAW DOCKET.
80 Geo. T. Cook, for use of +. g. Cook, v A.
Winters; debt; motion for new trial ovcrrucd,
and appeal taken to appellate court
A. The Village of TOnica V. John b. Porter and
Margaret Landcs, cjcctment; dismissed.
Is Squires Bros. ~ Co. V. The Fox River Horse
Collar Co., assumpsit; Judgment in favor of de
icndant for costs.
101 George T. Cook for the use Of $. F. George
VI. l.. Armstrong appeal finding Of jury for
1888 damages.
l2O Thomas Crotty, surviving partner Of Crotty
for plaintiff, $50 damages.
1S7 Lois A. Covell V. Levi Spradling, conscr-
yator of Salmon Price appeal; dismissed
1879 Elan Ocstreichcr V. James T. Alloway, APP
pcal verdict Of 10 cents damages for plaintiff.
So Murray Nelson ct al. V. A. c. McInirc; re.
plcyin, motion for new trial Ovcrrucd, and APP
peal taken to appellate court.
~ Jane $, Undcrhill, admir-, &c, Y. John Ne
Nally ct al; debt; same.
l0S Geo. T. Cook for the use of f. $. George,
T. j. ID. Parsons, appeal; same.
IT. Frcd'k Cancy, Watson +. Barnes rcplcyn;
same.
2G2 Samuel Plumb V. Joel w Bernhard, as.
Sumpsit; verdict OF no cause Of action; motion for
new trial oyerruled and appeal prayed
81 Charles Bartlett V. Edward +. Bale ct al,
trespass; dismissed for want of prosecution.
$50 Bedford, Scion IL Berry V. James Kclso, as
sumpst; judgment by confession in favor Of
plaintiff for $l4l.S1.
8l John j Hill ct al. V. Jerry Angel ct al, as.
Sumpsit; confession for $1,000.
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1t must be good, for everybody recommends it,
and the doctors prescribe it. We mean Dr. Bull.
Cough Syrup. Price, % cents
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ADDE'S an aerncy {, offered You by Mr.. e \ Ter
~ 10 pauliua ST. Chicago. 4 sell the hest Dress
Platter eNtaut Ii sells sight. aud makes every style
u plating.
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every description, done neatly correctly snd Al ile
v,st prtss tve - call and We Will endeayor 10 give
vCu rntire at sfsrtiou = OSEANd HAPENAA.
West OF Court HoDs
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WE SEND FREE!!

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~ Fancy Cards. snow fake pamask, etc. no alike
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