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FROu yERR tsEf.
WnLIAMsroRT, Hamilton Co. Neb }
February llth, rs. !

NlilIAMSlOEf, HAMILTON 10. NtN. :
February llth, rs. !
EiHof Iairrigt Jspraot
DEAR SIR;--Being q
subscriber of your valuable paper
aud having bccu born in old Lincoln
county. n.y., ask your indulgence lo
write these lines for information to
many acquainianccs and friends ] have
there.
Hamilton county is near the centre
of the State Of Nehraska. and is one
of the finest bodeis of land any where
in the West fof agriculture and stock
raising. Wheat, barley. oais, rye
and corn Yield enormously. Lands
are cheap, ranging from 81 To 81 per
acre. On ten years Time. The home
sieads are all taken up. hut There Is
plenty oi l,ailroad lands rs fine as ev.
or the sun shonc on. But n few years
delay will find all in cultivation.
Carpenters and blncksmiths will
find q splendid field for their trade.
This is very healthy country. rs
one physician has done all the doctor.
ing for Eve years. But rs the popu.
lation is increasing n gool physician
could 40 well.
We have n Railrnal completed to
York. IN York county. u miles East.
that will cone through this county
this year. and We have prospect for
another soon running North aud
South.
Now. Mr.. Editor. II there ia any
body contemplating TO move from
Lincoln county 10 some new country,
| think they cannot do better than to
come to Hamilton county. Nebraska.
\ man with two horses in one season
can break out co acres of raw prairie
and the next Spring sow IN wheat and
pay for it and live bcsidc~. see that
some old acquaintance are leaving
there for Texas, but ! think they
could do much better here. Eight
years ago there were twenty.eight souls
in this county, now there is iiity-iour
hundred, and moving in all the time.
Ii any one desires more information
about the country, drop me letter to
Williamsport Posloflice. aud ! will
promptly answer all communications.
Yours Very Respectfully,
Il. 4. HIATT.
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Ill Al EAsH. Awkward people
never know what 10 40 with their
hands. One Of the most common
signs of the want Of breeding is sort
of uncomfortable unconsciousness Of
the hands, as obvious ignorance of
what In do with them, and painful
awkwariness in their adjustment.
The hands Of a gentleman seem per.
iectly at home without being occu.
pied. OF, If they move, il is spontane.
ously and gracefully. The courtiers
of ollen times made playing with
their sword-hilt an accomplishment,
and the most efficient weapon of the
the Spanish coquette her fan. Strength
in the fingers is sure token of men.
tai aptitude. When Eutius burnt
his hand of before the eyes of his
captor, he gave the most undubitable
proof We can imagine of fortitude.
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A. Chairman Of the Democratic
Executive Committee for said county,
have been written TO and interview
ell in person rs to the calling Of The
Committee together on Monday. the
iih ,,ay of February. In answer to
said inquiries, | would say that il had
lrcn agreed to have n meeting of the
Committee on that day. was una
voidably absent. ] take this method
Of saying to the Democracy of this
county, that the call fully meets NY
appreciation. I hope that every can
didaie will take into consideration one
fact. that hut one aspirani can be elec.
tel TO any one uilicc; this being true,
is II not better to abide by the action
of the Committee, and DO all you can
10 secure the nomination in the pri-
mary Convention than io I've beaten IN
August, after n long, expensive and
heated contest, The Convention was
not called in the interest Of any one
candidate. but in behalf Of the DE
mocracy Of the county. Our object
was, and is. tn harmonic our party,
and il possible elect in August a full
Democratic ticket. Each candidate,
if he lie trtc Democrat, should look
to the success of the party as well As
to his own individual success. II de-
feaied, iall into ranks. work hard for
the nominee and ere long success will
crown your efforts.
NJ. q HANsFDcp.
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q Hasskerehs~T ReMa.cr

Recently a stranger. Mr.. c,
fell into the Scrape, little river flow.
ing below Hanson, France; n young
man threw "A his coat to plunge in
and rescue the drowning man. This
done, he resumed his coat, when he
discovered that his handkerchief was
missing. lie went into a shop TO buy
one and found that his pockei-bOok
was gone, too. The shopman, think.
ing he had TO deal with swindler,
brusquely refused the young man
credit, whereupon young girl, an
employe in the establishment. offered
to lend him the price of the handkcr.
chief. lie accepted the loan, and the
next day returned TO pay his debt,
when he noticed that his creditor was
n very charming Young lady Of
eighteen years. lie fell desperately
in love with her, and lost no time in
asking her hand, and was accepted.
She is very respectable girl. and he
is the sou of rich proprietor of st,
Amand.
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A VERY CExrLrMAxLy DREss. -

\ VERY GENTLEMANLY DREsS. ---
One of the "nobby" dresses of the
style which several young Ladies have
imported from England appeared at
Mrs. Ilaye,' reception. and attracted
great attention. Ii was worn by n
stylish New York girl. This cos
tune consists of black silk train,
richly trimmed, over which is worn a
swallow.tailcr dress coat-literally
that style The back in no wise diff
ers from a eentleman's dress coat; the
front il Il short jacket. buttoniug in
two places over crimson silk vest,
which is cut away like a gentleman's
vest, to show the black. silk scarf, Just
such aS men wear over the shirt bos-
ON, with a gold crescent pin and a
linen collar after the pattern Of thOse
worn by the daintiest male exquisites.
Gentlemen will observe that the Ia.
dies have a vast improvement upon
their attire. - Washington Star.
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Miss EMMA DAVENPORT. deputy
Postmistress oiS;oochland, the coun.
iy seat of Goochland county, Va,
and the rcigning belle Of that little
village. was arrested u short time since
charged with stealing valuable silk
dress and some jewelry from the
msih. The package hal been sent as
present TO ministers wife hut Miss
Davenport wishing to appear her best
during Christmas had appropriated its
contents and worn them to number
Of halls, &c. She was taken to
Richmond bcforc the u. $. Circuit
Court, and when askel whether she
was guilty or not, she shrieked out
"Guilty"-and fell back into her low
ers arms in swoon. The Court and
Jury were tender hearted, "bno.
hoocd" like babies and the result was.
that Miss ID. instead of going tn pris.
on got on with a 500 fine. She re-
covered when this announcement was
made and her ailianced who had
brought along his little pistol To kill
himself i she was sent To the Pcniton-
tisry, took her home aud next ,da,
made her his wife. II is hoped that
he promised to so well supply her in
silk dresses AMI jewelry that she win
never more be lei into the temptation
Of stealing them. t
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doctor" said n confirmed invalid,
who had paid u great deal of money
for physic to apparently little purpose.
"you don't seem to reach the seat of
my disease. Why don't you strike at
the root oi my disorder" $50 |
will, was the prompt reply, "if you
insi.t on it, and, lifting his cane, he
smashed the brandy bottle on the
,ilehoard.
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WHAT THE MICROSCOPE REVEALS.
Mold is n forest Of beautiful trees,
with the branches, leaves and fruit
Butterflies are fully feathered.
Hairs are hollow tubes.
Each leaf has Il colony of insects
grazing on it, like Il COW in meadow.
Each drop of stagnant water con-
tains n worhl of living creatures,
swimming with rs much liberty rs
whales in the sea.
The surface of our bodie, is covered
with scales like n fish; a single grain
of sand would cover one hundred and
fifty Of these, and yet scale covers
five hundred pores. Through these
narrow openings the perspiration fore
cs itself like water through a sieve.
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ONLY ten years ago in a little Ken
lucky city a young man OF fine educa.
tion, fine appearance and large fortune,
stood at the altar and held the hand Of
sweet maiden who confidently swore
away her young life and love to him.
To pass their home a few months after.
wards was to envy the hopeful welded
couple. Only a few waeks ago the
crack of pistol was heard and on
the floor of a bar.room fell u bank.
rupt, wretched drunkard whose death
by suicide ended the life of the hero
OF our scene of ten years ago. Ii was
liquor, first as a merciless master that
hurled him from the throne of youth
ful promise and expectation, though
a night of hopeless gloom to suicide
drunkard's grave,-[Good Templar's
Advocate.
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PICELEs AT HALF PRICE. He was
Il dappcr young man, and had been
detailed by pcrching pariy,of which
he was member, To look for the
lunch basket. "llow much for pick.
lc.?" he asked, as he entered Il TiGon-
ct Village grocery store. 1.-TWO cents
a piece is the regular price" respond
ed the merchant, "but here is one
with the end bitten of which you can
have for cent"
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Modern conversation - Young
Green-"IIot, isn't it," Young la
dy (tired Of the snbjecD-"So you
said just now." Y. G. (nervously)-
"Yes, but don't you think it has got
hotter?' Young lady gives Young
Green up as bad iob.-[Jud
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The COOL little boy receives the
Sunday school ticket and the CASTOR
oil, and dies young, while the bad
boy cheeks theatre checks and sucks
cider from the bung-hole through n
straw, and eventually becomes a
member Of the Legislature.
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This, from an English Judge, should
he pasted in the hat of the American
Legislator. Ii would not overheat
his massive intellect; "liely on it, the
worst men, rs men, who come be-
fore me, the most cruel, the most base,
the most hopeless OF Improvement,
are the professional swindlers, the
men who make such good deienses and
lock so neat and clean"
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The following sentiment was drunk
standing at private iete among "'le
fust circle" colored, of N. York few
evenings since; "Here's to de coiored
FAR secs; dar face needs no paint-,lar
head no 'lumery."
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This is the maiden ali iorlorn,
who often wished she had ne'er been
born, and turned up her nose in petn.
lent scorn ut the girl who last seasons
hat had worn.
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MIND IouR SroPs. A composition,
in setting up the toast:--"Woman--
without her, man would be savage,
got the punctuation in the wrong
place, which made il read;--"Wo-
man, without her man, would he saw.
ace"
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Written ior the iNrrniou
DrrUpniug.


hnd strange sweet dream lasi uieht,
Aud ou the WINS of iaaey ifirhi
rhcic camca vision 10 delight.
aud ~ w, saui With bite
VITA eyes Of The di,in,-t hue.
watch ,latcso pifiniy "in to ttur
Nhiic lin aud Thought hail il.' ta vow.
Wa e,ct 10, lilc thi.7
ait The potent power that lis-
IN rio~inr depth. II sT.ak inr eys..
Aui Ire The lun FROM suanisf stie..
They swccily shonc on me-.
with such q mild, heuiblcrlng rlan,,.,
Thor did my very soul entrance.
MI lett no morr tho mercsi chance
Aly ff'sonei heart 10 nee.
Ny s-ui The rsriuraa. 10Y drant in.
And thSsshfta iaofe of earth or sia.
fola,e, and 10 ic lo,cl assin
.. hlis.. 3, hea,en enough
I want ~ brighter Heht to eisw
Arcun'lhy path whiic hctr iaiav.
lor love cin h,ui.h every w"..
Although tho way hc raush
rben oome With i"ihr,n power arlia
Ani make ny soui fsrEsi VII pats
AMI vorlil, csnrs, while living ln
The ppiure OF that hour.
~ s~ecir-i Vision. come io-nishi
And efaui arsin thy rlory hriehi.
fa rih ny dfcams With lIes,cnl, ight,
Ani viii al M morn.
iEtttVN "A lsrs
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We can recommend our readers to
use DIR. .iull's Cough Syrup in all ca
scs of Cough, Cold. DE. 1t only
costs % cents bottle, and Is warran'
tel 10 cure. e
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The man who has written ANYTHING
for the editor and didn't scratch it
off in hurry" will please call at this
Office and hear something to his ad,
vantage.
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Hessrv's .ssseis


Whoa the rrysiai height. ef .ilcnoc
Atc with starry srlcndsrs cfuwnc,i
'Nni the nights siaIcnious shadov
wraps the Dreaming worii afusni.
thrp' the rurrle gates IT Twilight.
flushed With sunsets q, Ing glop
In the Days departing G,oisiet~
silent ALerls come snd ~
lnf1rEotirn des,ls of tiadassa,
nenii- ~ofds that lightcncl cnc.
''ssPins hands and ehccfy srrtiin-.
That have hlc-t rs unaware.
uol-.. who's rainho~ Hghi of pron,i.,
ifom su,ioaded c,hcr she'd.
Arhed our mofning dram. With .rlcn,l"r.
Ia tho srting-iimes that src dcai'
lave. that lurri us With the ,i.i"u
ofs nshler lite than this.
where the souls incsrnaic ldsli
D~eli In Arothc~i..
INiths-lsng cancelsd that vcfe riisbiei
To the iriend. of other Year,,
Touched the ~rale-i spring. oi ieciing,
And unlock the iount ct Tchrs'
la shs siience paipiating
With the sen.e ei unseen thins.,
We can icel their phantom tou,hcs-
iicar the mes.arcd svesP Of wing.
Catch the aectiEg. shs'lo~y nssrau.r
Ofuncarthly fc-cs, shed
D, the taif, unislins gaTlands
wrathrd ai-out each shinin. hcat
In our -ouls s1tie ,lceping Sprrow
wstrs 10 throbhiDS NE again.
~moSldcring gfies g. krcuer Ias.lun
leap h-nrath their touch ef pain
lls-t dclighu-uustahle rlcasurcs-
i'rsams that died aud made M si-p
>had".y gheT,s Of ioys departed,
ouI rcpining hearts divine.
Nes they iecl the huiile>s longing
ofunslcePing Memory.
! ur lhs lo,cd ct haaishcd lace,
We no more on cuth shall ~.
or, s.ih terilrt hand they l'ia a.
iisek by Plea.Sn, paths oi yere,
10 the lo~iy srA.s-gro~n ihrcshulj.
Meary bret shall pass no Iaorr
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Maine is the hammer temperance
State. II has not a disiillery within
its borders. Maine took the lead in
a total prohibition law, AMI this is one
of its fruits.
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Proiessor-''ls the intensity of gav
lty greater at The poles or at the cqua.
tori" Sophomore-"Yes, sir" Pro-
iessor-"Which>" Sophomore--"It's
greater. . University Magazine.
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Cowansville, Ont, boasts Of bride
who was recently led to the altar the
fourth time, AMI who is not over
eighteen years OF age.
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lie went to church, and the contri-
button box was passed. lie had one
cent. lie dropped it on the floor.
The box passed on. Every body saw
the supposed unin,eniional occurrence.
When the folks get down to pray,
mean man gets down for penny-pen-
ny saved. When folks get up to sing,
m. IN. mean man joins loudly, "a
charge to keep have" evidently re-
ferring to the penny.
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A recent Belgian publication shows
that the actual population of the earth
is about a thousand millions, about
equally divided between males and
females. Every year about $1,000 p
900 die; every day, 1854; every
hour, $3.50; every minute, 60. There.
fore there is death every second. In
civilized countries there are more
births than deaths, but, the whole
world considered, the number Of the
former is about equal to that of the
latter. More people are horn and die
in thenight time than in the day, and
generally speaking, low-slzed men die
sooner than those of tall stature.
Eight thousand and sixty.four langua-
ges are spoken in the world-5S7 in
EurcpssS90 in ASH, 276 in Africa
and 1864 in America.
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Or the l3,029 Patents issued in the
United States last year, Kentucky
got l5l, while the Yankee States get
from 900 10 9, 2,00a each.
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The number of Cinnamon who ar.
rived at San Francisco in January,
was only 22S, while $50 returned to
their native land.
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A young lady in Wisconsin refused
an offer OF marriage on the ground
that her father was not able To sup.
port larger family.
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Notwithstanding the fact that the
good die young, you occasionally run
across the track of a gray-headel old
saint of the editorial persuasion.
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\ London paper estimates that du.
ring the latter POO days Of 1877, hu.
man blood flowed at the rate of forty
gallons AN hour.
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REMAIHAELE. - 4 soldier va,
struck on the head with hall which
passed through the skull, AMI the sur.
geons. afraid to probe the wound in
search of il. left the man to die. In
the course Of time he recovered, bnt
had lost his reason. and was sent to
an insane asylum. where he remained
eight years. At the expiration OF
that time the ball was removed by n
skillful physician, when the patient
Immediately recovered his reason.
Another case was that of u boy whose
gun exploded while shooting. and
drove the lock into the brain. The
piece was taken out by the surg ion
without injury to the patient
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"When one of Architect Mulletts
buildings falls down he gDes to the ru-
ins, examines the chaos of masonry
very critically, and says they might
have known that one coat of white
wash wasn't strong enough to hold up
so heavy a wall as thai; Why in thuu-
der didu't the idiots know enough to
put ON more whitewash?"-- lIawkeye.
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To keep moths out Of old clothes, il
is recommended Ia give the clothes 10
the poor.
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The time will come probably when
we can talk to the man with had
breath through a telephone, and then
the world will acknowledge its great.
est invention.
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Han. .Juo. n. O,rsfev

The Frankfort Yeomm publishes
this biographical sketch of our Rep
reseutative:---
John Samuel Owsley, Stanford,
Lincoln county, Ky., was born in Oc-
tober. 1910, at Walnut Flat, in Lin
coin county. lie received his early
education a, the place of his nativity.
He heretofore never held any public
position, hut was on the last election
chosen to represent his district in the
House of Representatives of Ken
lucky. by occupation he is farmer.
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The people of Italy say of The dead
king, "lIe was Emmanuel not look
upon his like again.
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Silver 110}al0]l SOC

solid toin silver Teaspoons o. per set. sent Ia
any alress, q. a. ~, sn9e,t 10 examination ieiOre
pay Ing. send or Illustrated Caialogue SilveTwafs
aud tlocks, 20 page, sent Tree. UIiS W. SNYDER,
Ieweler, lGG Fourth Ave., Louisville, Ky.
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The newspaper man writes for his
vituals, while the telegraph operator
telegraphs for his. Whitehall Times.
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Popular s0Di.Os

We owe to the public genius OF
Shakespeare. "rhi. il the short and
long of it," "rhe worlds mine oys.
ter" Comparisons are odious," "As
merry as the day is long "a Daniel
come to judgment" "lI's a wise faith.
er that knows his own child "And
thereby hangs II tale" "Ile nee,ls
must go that the devil drives" "Why
this is very midsummer madness,
"The smallest worm will turn when
trodden on, Smooth runs the water
where the brook is deep" $50 wise so
young, they say, do ne'er live long,
1.-The weakest goes TO the wall, 1--WE
have seen better days" "rhis was the
most unkindest cut of all, " "Stand not
upon the order Of your going "a
deed without name" "Fniliy, thy
name is woman" IL am a man more
sinued against thar SHINING" They
laugh that win" and n thousand more
rs good though not as well known.
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The Ashtabula accident was an ex.
pensive thing for the Lake Shore Rail.
road; the bills foot up $4,000.
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How to find a girl oui tall when
she isn't ia.
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MAGILL'S CHILL CURE.

This mafyelons me,liens cunes permanently aud
sleedily all kinds al thills nnd fever, Duinb Agle
and Maaral ieNeTii matters not ui hos many years
standing. Where quinine, arsenic, and many dele
terious o0mIounds have heen used Al the risk OF
permanent lniury, sithoui un.satlng the disefSs
this Grand Vegetable Preparation has warksd
>Irety Cur, ler-ons nsing Il a. chill eufe hase
heen surprised 10 hnd this me.licine Sph mild
Tonic and nns Appetizer u sh0ull l-a used In all
eases OF general dehilty. A purgaiise u has no
equal Neod h. taken unly EN days, aud dire
tions easily followed The proprietor will pay one
hundred dollars ior every drup of his oand io
he COMPOSED oi puinine arsenir or other deeierous
substance. ior ale In siarh'id hy Porter siasg
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4 WELL Spent LIFE. How sweet
it is when manhood's summer day is
merging into the glorious evening of
old age, to look back from the shad-
ows Of the dark valley, which will
soon he dispelled by the sun Of morn
ing in a more glorious world, and con.
template spent life where no intcn,
iional missteps can he recalled, and
where We can remember no time when
we have stood between the sun and
those we love. Then will the rough
and uneven places in our pathway
look less un.nviting in the twilight of
liie,and the bright, sunny spots spark
le rs so many diamonds in the crown
awaiting US. Happy indeed are those
whose Intercourse with the whole
world has not changed the course Of
their holier feelings.
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LEWIS. GAGE q CO.,

Dcalers in Field aud Garden Seeds. Farming Inl-
Pemenis, Avery Flows, llria,ey Flows. sole agents
iJr the celebrated Sludshakcr Wsgon aud Oliver
Chills.l PlON.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE

Taken In exchange iof Goo.l- al the highest mar
kci IAie. brins nae yoar iaalip, tealher,, las,
batter Max, Wild Game, Lard, iacon, Gin,eig,
or anything else, aud ! will gise you Gools far
IN. DAVIS.
sez-sA Meas the Dspss.
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AFAMILY SUPPLY STORE

I, what will keep, aud the eitizens OF ioxn, the
nrmer and trader, can had al mg hnuse an,ihine
they need, Nj city rciaiipfle
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