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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

"ANTED-A TENANT for three large com
w municat ng rooms, with large pantry, clos
els, gas, water. bath, &C., on same floor. Rent
low. Apply 1858 9Th St. II. W. Also a competent
SeamstreSS a,t3O q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-02

D-FURNlTURE.-Par havin
w complete sets of good Bedroom, Dining room
and Kitchen Furniture, which they desire to dis
pose of at private sale, may find purchaser nv ad-
dressing IA, - Star Office. m,24s
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MEDICAL. &c.

ESQ REWARD IF DIR. BROTHERS FAILS TO
% cure any case OF Female w eakness Irreguari-
ties and DISTINCTIONS: 80 years experience Once
SO6 st. s.w-, opposite Smithsonian. ap19-2ws
sTROLOGIST.-Mrs. Dr. ELLIS sos Penn
"A sylvanla avenue. If you would know the truth
consult the DIR. in all things. Once hours from
IN. 10 p m. ap13-ly
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-07

raiiroad company and held in qusran-
tire until it is settled tha. they have
no fever. which is hoped may be deter
mined in few days, when they will be
brought through to destidation. Mr..
Hare, the husband and father of the
family. expected to leave this city this
afternoon to JOIN them and care for
them.
A few more Chinese laborers were
shipped on the steamer Georgia to-day
BY j. ". Grace q Co. to work on sugar
plantations in Peru. Grace says ten
thousand Cinnamon can be shipped T.,
Peru in one year, il the men are will
ing to go and work for fair wages, good
board and kiad treatment
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and the general opinion is tina; there
will be good average
The La Connor hotel has changed
hands, but if for better or worse, time
alone will tell. The former proprietor.
Mr.. ]. j. Conner, many q poor honest
man will miss. Is he VAS obliging and
accommodating to a certainty.
Politics are on the top of everything
else here, and the chances are that some
enc will be elected to flll each Office
The old reliable mail steamer, ]. B.
Libby. continues to make her regular
trips, mud fats and rough weather not
outstanding. CONSTANT READER.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-07

CoXcoIDIA WINE AND BKER HALL,
Mill street. Seattle. ". T., is just open.
ed and newly fitted up. where you will
6nd the best Wines. Liquors. Beer and
Cigsrs. Rxcsllent Lunch. and the bsst
Of accommodations to all that visit this
first class saloon. have also just re.
ceived . lot Of San Francisco Lager
Beer from the United States Brewery.
the best in the market, which l will
sell At ) cents . glass or rs cents per
quart. Come and try it.
al5d&wtf VIRUS SCHMlp. Prop.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 5-Mrs. Hare
and family. consisting Of . con and
four daughters. LETT Memphis for San
Francisos about the 18th OF August.
when on the emigrant train on the
Humboldt divisiea yesterday, one of he
family. the eldest daughter. died quite
suddenly. Tho remains were buried q
Battle mountain. The syap&oas were
such that ofiicsrs Of IL railroad Co.,
pany Saared that II might b. : co.,
tasio0s disease aud - . precautionary
measure the car containing the family
and another lady. named st. John,
who WA III this morning. has been
switched ID at camp IS. some three
three miles from Verdi, where the
nights arc cold and favorable. The
occupants ars we'll provided Tor BY the
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-07
RELIEF FOR SOLDIERS,

HEApQuA1z11s 0nAxD A1xY o. 1us 1s1u.alu. /,
AnyuIAH1.0xx1nAIs Oyy1c1,
NV Ycnx CtIY. August lSth, lS7a }
Circular No. 1.
The post ct New Orleans, La, hal
several Of its members down with vel.
low fever, (some already died). and j,
in urgent need OF pecunisry assistance
The commander. in . letter dated
Aug. 18th. asks for it. from the post,
OF the order throughout the United
States. the Relief fund Of the post hav'
ing been exhausted.
The commander-in.c chief suggesti
that posts at once remit such sums O.
they can contribute to any one of the
following named comrades, who consti.
tute the Relief Committee
Col. YORK A. WOODWARD. ! Address,
Col. WIN. WRIGHT, New
GEN. A. 8. BADGER. Orleans.
CAPT. ]. II. WRIGHT, La.
Also that they report their action to
Department Headquarters, and that
Department commanders make con.
solidatsd IMPORT Of tho matter with
their reports for the third quarter.
Lat every post do something. no mat.
Ter how little, for The necessity 10 very
great.
By command Of Joux c. Rosuxsox,
Comnandse.inChief
jams n. Farley. Adjt.Gsa.
Official:
HAavEr B. BIslsox. Asst. Adjt.aen.
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From La Conner.

LA COMMON. Sept 8. 1878.
I'D. IxTELLIoxScER:-l have Gene
70 the oosclasion 10 state few q The
wants Of this 6ourishing liGtls town.
In The 6rst place . good doctor. Who
aadsestaads Hi pretsssioa and will 1t.
tend to il viii do veil here. Also an
apothcoAry Who can dispsnss nedicinss
to the satisaAction OF the community.
] think . good sound lawyer and
good jurist would do we'll. For some
other Offices ! hare not much 70 ny. Il
appears that almost anyone. without
regard to age or capsbilitieA are Ill the
people require in order to keep the list
full.
The crops ars bsttsr than anticipated
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SHERMAN HYDE s Co. Pacific Coast
Agents Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Organs. For Sheet
Music and Brass Instruments, address
SHERMAN, HYDE s. Co.,
aug3l -dSwly San Francisco.
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COLD!
COLDER!
COOLEST

Ysa. IL coolest bsss In ssstsls Co b - -
vsatey Pan = 10 60 20 sisas, ics ELLA. ~
fsoa ~ ssst1s cooler. Fvs Dissent Mr. =
azansht
W. A. MURPHY.
fs-10 ryues3sossD
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MILLINERY-Mrs Ada Blackman is
going 10 Frisco for q new stock Of
millinery goods. They will be selected
b the lady herself, and in connection
she intends to keep a full line of hat
blocks Of the latest Fall styles. and
will bleach and press at the usual price.
Experienced workwomen in this line
will be employed.
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EUROPE.

SIDNEY, N. 8. W. Sept 1.-The ris.
i~s - -~k;-.. - Ne~ "a lodnrja In MT
yet quelled. The insurgents stubborn.
ly maintain their positions in the
mountains.
VIENNA. Sept. 5-Three hundred
soldiers and fremen were killed by Q
water spout at Miskolez. Hungary.
They were buried in one grave; 200
persons still missing.
BELGRADE, Sept 5-Twenty-two
thousand Austrians with fotilla, are
advancing to relieve Gen. Seapary.
They cannot reach Doboja before the
end of the week. The insurgents
meanwhile will make a desperate At
tempt to capture the place.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-07

- THE Fountain Beer Hall, Froot
street. next to the North Pacific Brew
cry. Is the largest and finest in tho city.
All kinds of Beer. Ale aud Porter for
sale. Lunch from nine to one o'clock
every day; also. fine lunches to order.
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EAST ERN STATES

MEMPHIS. Sept Our city =; pres
snt is one vast charnel house. Under.
takers report 90 iuterments for the
"a hours ending q. P VI. Of these,
SO deaths were caused by yellow fever;
IS were white and 20 colored. A visit
to the county undertaksrs establish
ment tonight diselosss the fact that at
nightfsll there were sbont sixty more
reported dead but still upburisd. The
question Of dispesing of the dead il
becoming serious. The Citizens Relief
Committee has employed burial corps
of 30 negroes to assist the county
undertaken and his men, ana it has
even been suggested to burn thu dead
If they cannot be buried more prompt
ly, as corpses have been known to
lie unburied for As hours. burdening
the air with foul odors and becoming 50
revolving that people have fled from
the neighborhood, and it is with diff
Guilty that men can DO hired to haul
them to the potter's field. Cook. .
Howard visitor. was taken down this
afternoon. Mayor Flippin being sick
with the fever, DR.. J. Goodyear, Presi.
dent Of the Common Council. is acting
a. mayor. A false report has gone
abroad thst ell the banks are about to
close. In answer to many inquiries
abroad . to what kinds of provisions
were needed. Maj. VIM. J. Willie, Of
the Citizens Relief Committee. states
that salt meat and flour are most need
ed for the destitute who are being fed
by the committee. The drain from the
various relief organizations is very
great. for in addition to the sick and
destitute. several calls for help from
adjoining towns have been promptly
responded to. A panic was created at
Colliersville, in this county yesterday.
by the death of two citizens. supposed
to have been caused by yellow fever.
The town has been almost depopulated.
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" For smoked halibut, or nspes and
Ans picked call on ] r Bean, Front
street.
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FRESH OYSTERS served at the Mai
son Uoree from this date.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-01
Music in Half an Hour.

Not long ago burly countryman,
standing six feet in his hobnails, called
at the house Of teacher of music, liv.
ing within 100 miles of Taunton Mar.
ket. In answer to his rather powerful
knock, the door was opened and his
business inquired into.
see by this here brass thing that
the lady teaches music,r he said, in a
tone which implied some doubt on the
subject.
He was told his surmises we're beyond
question.
"Then what want is Just to take a
lesson on the piano" he replied; but,
fearful of hastily committing himself to
commercial speculation, he added,
cautiously
Is her dear in charges!r
He was referred for information to
the lady herself, and was requested to
wait while his object was reported.
''Stop bit, he said, with evident
mistrust Of his resources, !" YOU see it Is
just like this; sings in the choir at our
church, and don't know no music like
the rest Of 'em; but ! be come down for
a training in the militia, and thought
as how I'd have half hour with the
lady at the piano, so as to know as much
as t'others when get home.-
" You don't expect to learn the piano
in half an hour, do youY- exclaimed the
servant who had answered the door.
7" Why, the young ladies who come here
are playing from morning to night, and
they come all the year round, and then
they can't play, all Of them.n
The country chorister opened his eyes.
" You don't mean that?" he gasped.
Z" All the year round from morning 10
night! What heap o. money it must
cost. to be sure. Idon' think In trouble
the lady. Only to think, stunning on
a piano from morning till night, ali the
year round! Well, well and pulling
together, the musical militia
man went off in fit of profound abb
49, Taunton (Eng. ! C0ur,cr
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ed the whip with the hand that held the
reins, and dashed tho trotting horse saw,
agely. A splendid roadster, able to Dc
its thirty miles day without losing
flesh. and therefore altogether unac
custonad to the whip, the animal
swerved violently. threw its fore-feel
into the air, and brought the vehicle 70
the very edge Of the bridge. Brough.
ton jerked out an oath, pulled the near
er rein, and once more brought the lash
down on the horses TANKS. In mo-
ment the strident cry Of fear escaped
him. Ouce more the horse reared,
dragging the vehicle half over the dizzy
edge, and then leaped right over.
Ralph came up just in time TO see the
terrible accident, and was breasting the
cold waters Of the Allegheny in a few
minutes, determined to save the woman
he loved, or to die in the attempt.
Well, to make a long story short, he
saved her and married her. In falling.
Broughton's head came in contact with
the sleigh, and he was picked up, dead
as herring, three days after. When
Ike Marblehead died, four years after
Alice's marriage, a sealed manuscript,
in accordance with his will, was hand
ed to her, and she was Mortified to dis
cover THAT he was the murderer Of her
father, John Geary, whom he had rob-
bed OF a large quantity Of gold; and
that, unable to part with the ill-gotten
wealth, he had sought out Geary's
widow, who was just on the point of
death, adopted her child, and had hop
ed to cheat his conscience by treating
her kindly. Discovered by man who
was aware OF his guilt, Marblehead had
given him the slip, settling and succeed
ing in Pittsburg, where, when her edu-
cation was completed, Alice, whom he
had taught to regard him as her uncle,
also came TO reside. The rest has been
old.
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Old Ike Marblehead, who lived in
t1ttsburg many years ago, was close
man every way. keeping his money, his
opinions and his affairs all to himself
There was an atmosphere Of mystery
surrounding him. like London fog.
and his neighbors, worthy people, we're
very anxious to see through il. His
career In Pittsburg as storekceper had
been profitable and without reproach.
nut his friends, conscientiously micro
scopic rs all friends are in their iudg-
unent OF one another, discovering no
Stain on his character, were reasonably
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-01

Willie Dye, aged A. accompanied
his father 70 his saw-mill, near Upton,
Ind, got caught in belt and had his
brains dashed out before the machinery
could be stopped.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-01

DIR. Tying, of New York, said in re
ply to Sun reporter, who interviewed
him regarding the approaching Pre- mil
lennial Convocation in that city:
"The whole question rests on the
principle Of Interpretation of the Bible.
II interpreted according to the laws OF
language, 1t means one thing; II taken
IN an esoteric sense, another. II inter-
preted in the latter sense, then Brigham
Young and the Pope have just as much
ground for their doctrines as the Prot
estants. Said little girl to her moth
err 'Mamma, IL God didn' t mean what
ne says, why didn't he say what he
meantg That's the whole question.
The post-millennialist, for instance.
says that when in Matthew the coming
Of the Son of Man is spoken OF, Il means
the coming of Titus and the Roman
army. We think it means what II saws.
Again, take the correspondence between
the prophecies and the literal life of our
Lord. The post-millennialist will not
deny that the prophecies were fulfilled
IN the life. The birth, crucifixion, burial.
resurrection, and ascension were All
prophesied, and the prophecies fulfilled.
L. Il not sense to believe that the prophe-
cies concerning His second coming will
be In like manner fIfiled?-
A young lady o. Goa, in Portuguese
India, has adopted a novel way to pro-
cure husband. She has posted at the
Municipal Chamber at Margaum an an
nouncement that a young lady of Is
years, Of pretty good appearance, and
having an annual income Of 1900
xerafins, wishes to marry a man under
~ years OF age who can command 200
xeratins yearly income; in addition, he
should understand the English and Por-
tuguesc languages and the metrical sys-
tenn OF accounts. On the 25th instant
she would pass at noon through the
public streets Of Margaum with green
and handkerchief Of the same
color IN her left hand, after which she
would receive suitors with their pro- |
posals, and choose one from them pos
sessing the stipulated qualifications.
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a Kentucky woman has married
ar. Calico has welded prints, as IL
were. --Nc,0 Harcn Register.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given that scaled
y proposals will be received bv tho
Commissioners Of Dubois county. Indi.
laAa.ui The Auditors Office In said county
until 10 o'clock a. M, on
SATURDAY. the 18th day or June. 1873
for keeping the Dubois County Poor
Asylum, the keeping ofthc paupers now
IN said ASYLUM, or who may hereafter
come into said Asylum for the term ~
three years from the LIST day OF Septcm-
bcr, 1878. The contractor 10 furnish Nh
provisions and necessary attendance Oh
said panpers. The county giving he
use of the farm, and furnishing clothing.
bedding and medical attendance. All
bids to be by the week. Proposals not
in accordance with this advertisement
will not be considered. and the Board Of
Commissioners reserve The right 20 re-
ject any or all bids. Further particulars
can be had at The Auditors Office.
By order Of the Board or Commits
sioncrs.. j. VI. DFINpERrEn.
Auditor OF Dubois Co.
May l7lh. 187S--5w.
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NOTICE thereby given NJ The citizens az Jasner
y and lianbri gr township. Dutoss ,crnty lid Thar
me undersigned VIII apply :" the Hoard ~ County Conn
rnssioners "a llnnos county. "a ihcr June term
i~5S under The provisions ~ Act entitled IAN Ac tn
regulate and license HE sale III srlriunns vlnonS.
malt ann other intoxicating liqncrs. NJ limit Tia
censr fre N he charged nv cities AMI towns and Ia repeal
AL former laws regulating the sale Intoxicating lnfnrS
md all laws n parts " laws coming IN coulter with hr
provisions " ihis nr prescribing pen1irr for hr voa-
tion thereof and declaring an citergenrYr passed Nv
he Legislature ~ Indiana, IN lSia for license u sell
Apifltuous slnous and ma liquors IN quantities less
term ~ year. The precise location where ~ dc.
sirrr " sell "A IN house situated ana henN utan NM
was half ~ I'M east hall " M No M nx shown nsn
ihe aririnn taap pal ~ ic town ~ Jasper Rain
bridge Township. bnboir county. Indisna.
Nay 10, ~ 3w John SAIR,
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NOTICE or APPLICATION For
LIQUOR LICENSE.

NOTICE j. Hereby given to the ciii-
- 7pns Of iIayviile and HARRISON
township. Dubois county. Indiana. lhat
ihc undersigned viii apply 10 ne Beard
o. County Commissioners of Dubois
county. ~ their June term. 1878. under
the provisions Of M Act. entitled IAN
40 NJ regulate aud license ihc -alc Of
-pisiiuons, vinuus, malland other intox-
ira'iliE liquors. % limit the license TIE 10
be charged by cities .nd towns. aud t.
repeal AL former laws regulating tic
sale NJ Intoxicating liquors. and all laws
ana parts Of laws coming III conflict
with the provisions OF this net. prcscrib-
ing penalties for the violation thereof.
and declaring an emergency passed bv
The Legislature sof Iu,linna. iii 1878.
fora License 70 sell spirifuous. vinous
and malt liquors. in Quantities less thnn
= quart az a time. 10 be drank on The
premises. for 4 term Of one wear. The
precise location where lie desires 10 sell
II n his house situated and being upon
10 No. 80 IN the town Of IIaysviIlc !iar-
bison township, Dubois county. Ind.
JOHN l.. OPEL.
Nav 18th. ls78-3w.
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vs'liis undersigned wants partner III
the thre~hing business. IIc has u
twelve horse power portable engine
which be wants 10 pat in. and HE par
nrr ~ furnish Nichols. Sheppard 4
to. lbrator and Separator. anl M ready
fnr the new wheat crop. For further H.
formation address
ISAAC AxDrRsox. I'M.
May N. 15-li. Irelnll. lmil.
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NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
LIQUOR LICENSE.

NOTICE i hereby given d The Cit.
: y zrns Of Eainbriige township Du-
bois county, Indiana, that tie undcr-ign-
cd will apply 20 the County Commits
~ioncrs Of Dnbnis county. III their June
term. 1878. under Tie provisions Of M
Act. entitled AN Act 10 regulate ana
license the sale Of Spirifuous. viuou-.
malt and other Intoxicating liquors, ~
limit the license fee 10 be charged ~
cities and towns, ami 70 repeal all for
mcr laws regulating the sale Of inloxi-
eating liquors. and all laws aud parts Of
laws coming ia conflict with The provis-
ions Of this act, prescribing penalties for
the violation thereof. and declaring all
emergency" passed by the legislature
Of Indiana, ~ 1875, for license 10 sell
Spirituous. vinous and malt liquors, III
quantities les than a quart At atime, to-
be drank on the premises. fora term oil
one year. The precise location where
lie desires TO sell i III house situated
and being upon the south half al lot one
hundred and three as shown upon Tie
original map or plat of the town Of Jas
per. Dubois county, Ind.
May 10. '7S-3w. PAUL KTNKEL.
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CHIMNEY TOPS /.
Neutrality-suspicious., r>piA~A.

TyAvING established ihnmselrcs ~ above desire 70
ca ihc attention III he pnuisr " sivw fssis yir:
The ciav manufacture fgnr M fhe esf ,et f,ih
~ niiann consequently lr, permanent lptnttd-
and cam AMI ~. fFi-i tle hes wHfe fh, matkrt.
2a Tlrfr sroNr Pumps arr xul,i NJ strs reasonable
rafr- rat M directly rAia The Farysfy IN sntd or.f
wlillinsurArc M saisaf lnn and Ia property via
lni iisrtif =. hsf ~ rsfse.. tfrrrr AIN ig
~ appl,l NJ. ani viii repair ihyln cNpcdiiiorsiy
ri Tl,ev eisc wrtsen guarantee in ihcirrUMrs
~ vork Will AMT gave satisfaction with proper aAags.
an 1sir Store ITiups tht hest mn. convenient
insuN aafahlp Pump wnnp. ur ~ ISi hogse
hNia pHrpnFes. They 10 not puiSs,f yunr with
vs.d ri~y IRON. making " unfit use: ihvy
hsa ~ Summer. hnt after being PM W. w ~ Ia gusr
ana tasty slAe. always ready fAtnlsh ytn pine
hcnlhfnl water. upun demand. Thin par nfIde fhn
'ilnrs " the pAst age ended iih much lanrrr
AMI NJ. wnrlny ola wooden pump which N 4 VERY href
period unlyrs IT. usefulness ana His yr1r winter Win
worms. AMI rtf Model thnmpi.n Stone Pump ami
drink aud rivt ycnr stock hcaithfui water
bh orr Manufacture ~ dfsln pfe nv cellars NJ wet
places n cheaper and far better fhn The usual drain
made N TWO inch plank brick htrause il 4 prrina
nrnl Win n0rharcr for ts getting nut n order ls-
lug thUkct np tn rats N vrtmn narrowing IA IL, and
can ~ rnt down by any ONE.
Gh The sfone-wnrp Win We sunre "A 10 ND rchan,s NJ
ribrfs IA any quantity hssired and reasonable rates.
arh ~ superior quality send NJ yonr orders and
tain home mandatory.
ffrhEfy,rs As N VI winters II nrItiun Ireland
Irrlanh Ilotel ireland ". \, A.udsck, Jaspers Dr.
Daniels nfWsii.
Nov ~ iss7 ~.
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PFTrIT JunoRs. The following per
sons were selected 10 serve rs petit
Jurors at the June term OF Court. which
begins The lst Monday ia June. Their,
viii be no grand jury this term:
Cohimbia-.Toseph II. Nicholson.
HARRISON Phillip Becher.
Roone-- Leroy ID. Lennon.
Madison Alexander Ell.
Bainbridge Sebastian kuebler.
Marion Peter STEELE.
lIaIl-Nathania Bailey.
Jefferson Lewis Main.
Jackson Policarp kagin.
Patoka John Castrup.
CaSs - Henry Prior.
Ferdinand Matthias Miller.
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W The merchants who advertise want
your patronage, and propose 70 make Il
20 your interest to buy Of them: those
whodon't advertise arc indifferent about
Your patronage, and will not. Of course.
fcel disappointed If you take Il some.
where else.