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Dallas City Lumber yard.

Ladies, don't buy your hats or
bonnets elsewhere before you see the
magnificent styles aud low prices at
d lrralsons. may 2-tf
-Millet seed at Haggarps.-tf
Choice western butter at Haggarts.
GENTS furnishing goods, all the
latest novelties of the season, at the
Clothing Palace. 5l3 Elm street. If
New Galveston island potatoes at
Wilmans q toeLaer.- may29.lm
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nnIIns Clly Lmmber Ward.
nnIIna hlnrrnI PnnInrN

In now opened TO oil orders for mo-
lasses burrols, half barrels and kegs.
Please write for price list. Address
X. j, IilNLEN,
PostOilico Box 40, Dallas, Texas.
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DalIns Oity Lnmb or Ynrd.


Fired Manget, ticket broker, LIE.
Grand hotel, continues to buy and sell
tickets to all points. Parties wishing
to travel would do well to call and see
him.-tf
Vegetables of all kinds at Hag.
CARTS. Il
Buffalo tongues at Haggart's.-tf
The latest styles OF hats at Julius
Kahn's Clothing Palace, 5l3 Elm
street. IT
Pure cider at Haggart's.-
Have your clothes cleaned, dyed
and repaired by Henry Keller, 500,
north side Main street.
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One OF the pleasantest residences In
town, very cheap for cash. Inquire at
Austin's Jewelry store, next door to
the postoillce. p, june0>lwk
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The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders of the Dallas Compress Com,
pany will be held at the Office Of
Schneider II Davis, In this city, on
Thursday, the 9th day OF June, 1878,
al 2. p. m.
GEO, r., UAsSELL.
Supi,:an Sec'ry,
Dallas TeXAs, June 7th, 1879
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Dallas CITY Lumber Yard.


We have this day opened a branch
depot for the sale OF lake Ice, opposite
the LeGrand hotel, Main street, where
Ice can be obtained at all times In
quantities to suit consumers.
apl2.dtf REICHENsTEIN n STEVENS.
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ANY Part Of the Eity.

Mr.. e. p. Hager will deliver ice to
residences in any part Of the city. All
orders left at the Office OF the Texas co
company will be properly a!tendedto.
u. ILCuENSTINE Il STEVENS.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.
Attention.

Mexican dollars, halves and quarters
taken at par for drugs, medicines, oi-
gars, etc., at w. HI. Patterson g. Co.'s
new drug store, Ill Lamar street, near
Main. jupe12-1mo.
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Como and sec the little Buddy BON
net, just arrived, different from all
other styles, at =. Iralson's, 5l2 Main
street. II
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: Gulf States: Generally lower fol-
lowed by higher pressure, stationery
and higher temperature, east to south
winds, partly cloudy weather and rain
areas.
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w. II GanO

Attorney at law; office, 8O7 Main
street, Dallas. Prompt attention given
to all business entrusted to his care.
-feb4-ly
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DALLAS. TEXAS,
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Houston A. Texas Central II. H.
SOUTH, Leave. MONTH
tao pm ,..,,,,. Chicago hrpress r-r,. Ilil am
800 h,n,,..,.,ht Louis EHprehh'""-.' hluo PIN
Texas Pacific Railway.
wEsr, Leave, EAST
S,4O PIN, Accommodate lion. .r,,,, hiHOA'm
lOiS0 pm 49,. Through Express, pm
Dallas a. Wichita Railway.
NORTH. SOUTH,
W. u, msmn,,',''''if 'i''''''''''""iv, w. ~
bSO ~ nu,,inu'''''f' '''''"''s''''''' "@ W. '"'
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Cabbage at Haggart's. Il
-Stoneware and flowerspots at the
China Hall, full assortment.-tf.
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Attention. RireInau.

Members .of engine company No. l
are requestedto meet atengine house at
1880 sharp, this evening for drill.
WILLIAM LONG, Foreman.
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Those suits at Julius Kahn's make
one both look and feel like a new
man. If
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Dallas CiIyELumber YARD,

White vests OF the best and nop-
best make, at the Clothing Palace, 5l3
Elm street. tt
--Burlap sacks at Haggart's. tt
The latest styles of sailors hats at
the Clothing Palace, 5l3 Elm street. Il
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DsjIss City Lumber ard.
has straw berries.

--Burlap sacks at Haggart's.-tf
w. O. Holland, attorney at law
office, corner Of Main and Lamar
streets. Special attention to bankrupt
cases. janl3-2m
Prairie chickens at Haggarts.
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NOTICE,

MIA, W, H. WILsos IL an authorised hn
ioiiOr Tor TnH HnaALn, HIS contracts WIZ
DO respected by tho once,
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Dallas Oity Lnmher yard.
Get the best and cheapest clothing
at the Clothing Palace, 5l3 Elm street.

Query; "Why will men smoke
common tobacco. when they can buy
Marbur Bros. Seal oil North Caro-
lina,' at the same prlceW jan.3ldly.
All styles OF Panama hats, in all
colors, at the Clothing Palace, 5l3 Elm
street. If
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Dallas Cfty Lumber Yard.

Prairie chickens at Hagga
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DnIIan NI,y Lumber Yard.
Ln.iisn, InYllniini,.

PostOnlce Box 80, u
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-12-17
Sailing Meat.

& When dry salt is rubbed into fresh
meats, atbrine soon forms. amounting II
bulk to one.third the fuid contained In
the raw flesh. Liebig sscertained that
ibis duid contained the chief constituents
OF q concentrated soup Or infusions Of
meat, and that therefore, the sailing pro-
cess changes the composition more thsns
boiling. In boiling. where the meat is
placed In boiling water, the albumen re-
mains in Q cuhgulated state in the mass
of the 6esh, but 10 sailing, the albumen
is separated as coagulum It is now easy
TO gpds5ssSnd s,,s1,, that il sal,ins NEST, where
brine above mentioned, number Of sub
stances are Withdrawn from the hesh
which are essential to ito constitution,
and that It therefore loses in nutritivs
qualities in proportion to this abstrac.
.tion The greater error Of over sailing
is one Of such frequent Occurrences 10
this country, that it 10 seldom that home
cured meat is free from the evil. In
many instances. one half or two thirds
of the salt usei would be amply sufa-
cient to preserve the meat, and that ID
the design OF sailing bulk. Over-saltsd
meat IL not only very unhealthy, but not
half so nutritious as when properly salt
ed - Amrieas SO 4 Joxrsal ass.
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; 90 hswol Pensions.

a &sSA4oeOA40e ,
The Commissioner Of Pensions has
issued the following important circular !;
WAsHlnaros, D. G., Nov. 10, 1873. I
TO Rhonsa Aay Concern: ig ls,la :
Some otncers who. have. of1ciated in
the execution Of pension vouchers, in
various localities throughout the coun.
try, through carelessness, and Others
from interested motives have sanctioned
the executions OF vouchers giving false
address for the true and, proper post.
Office address of the pensioner-Nh hereby
the agents for paying pensions have been
fmisled In mailing the pension chicks,
many ofwhich have each quarter fallen
byothis means into the hands Of brokers.
scslpers and others, who have extorted
from the pensioner : portion Of bis pen.
sion for pretending to aid him Ia procu
ring hisseheck to be csshed, nr upon
some other equally groundless pretex,
or for usurious loans. ,e ,e,s
Notsries, magistrates, and other on
GERS who ofilciate in the execution OF
pension vouchers, are requested to take
care that the address of the pensioner
written inlhisI voucher shall be his true,
proper and usual address, and not the
address Of another person
z II any ofiioer shall knowingly fail to
comply With the foregoing request, an
order will be issued refusing to recog-
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Plodd,ng Changes.

Some Of our plodding readers may
like to peruse the following curious va
riations of the veil known line from
Gray's 'Eiegv." "rhe ploughman home,
ward plods his weary wsv."
The weary ploughman homsward plods his
way. f3
The weary ploughman plods his homeward
wsy.
The homewsrd ploughmau plods his weary
| way.
The homsward. ploughman, weary, plods his
= way
Tho homeward, weary. ploughman plods hia
way.
The weary. honeward ploughman plsds bis
way.
Honeward the weary ploughman plods hi,
way.
Homswsrd. weary, the ploughman plods hia
way.
Homewsrd the ploughman plods his weary
way.
Homeward the ploaghman. weary, plods hi.
way.
Weary, the homeward ploughman plods hil
way.
Weary. homeward the ploughman plods his
way.
Weary, the ploughman plods his homeward
way.
The ploughman plods his homeward, weary
way.
Tho ploushman plods his weary homevard
way. -
The ploughmsn hsmsward, weary. plods hi.
way.
The ploughmsn. weary. honoward plods bis
way.
The ploushman. weary. plods his homeward
wat
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The Value Of Care.

A wen ordered farm, well chosen stock,
comfortable ibuildings.Ia neatly kept gar
den, roadway, gates well hung, fences
well kept, shade trees, ornamental shrub
berry, paint without and whitewash with
in-all these are worth more to q far.
mer in money value than asfev hundred
dollars carefully scraped together and
] alously boarded, and loaned to needy
neighbors at interest No investment
pays so we'll as money judiciously spent
in farm improvements Draining vet
land win pay 50to 100 per cent on IT,
cost every year; good stock will pay
equally ss well; good roads will turn,
their costIeyery, years = gale viii savs
its cost in short time; q. good fence
msy save its cost In one night; well
kept garden, neat lawn, orchard ana
shade trees, which need not cost el0o,
have added ten times that amount 10 the
value of the farm, and the comfort and
the self.respect gained through the out.
lay for these and from their possession
are worth more than the cost
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-12-17

~An important change was made
in the law last winter, concerning the
rights OF witnesses. By the statute as
it stood prior to May l1.1S7S, q witness,
uhen ssbpcsasd, might demand his fees
for one day. and also mileage to the
place Of trial. But the statute Of 1878
provides t75 Ohio Laws, page'655,a Sec-
tion l2) slis;a
"a witness. after tks case i called fer
trial, and before be is sworn, may de-
mand his travelling fees and fees for one
days attendance, and ifthe same are
not paid, be shall not be obliged TO tes
tify; and at the commencement OF the
trial, each lay after the FIRST day. be NAV
demand his.tees for that days, attend
ance, and il the same are not paid he
shall not he compelled TO remain" .5i
/ Persons demanding their fees Of the
officer, and refusing to GO, are liable g
he attached ami punished for contempt
Of court This law applies only % civi
actions No demapd can b. made fpr
fees IN advance on criminal cases -Ae'
,'iefto ReQjsker ---osff al fa.f'a.E o y ~,
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While .Uncle Toms Cabin,.. was per;
forming ii Chicago recentlv, 1t Mcvick.
er's theater, q gentleman. whnse counte
nance was ef "a very serious cast step
ped up to the box-ofilee. holding . fold
ed Ave dollar bill in his hand niisnM
.,Will Uncle Toms Cabin be played
to.niehsr' he asksd, with the utmost 80
licitu,ieo ;ssYiew b9esas qs9 lga 81
ayes. sir-yes. sir-how many seats
sir r. calculated the bland divinity Of the
box 4fsH sht E9gu a.sssg AZ 65iis 81
.Wiih he full force Of the company.
Including the Jubilee Singers r aafaso
Yves, sir-yes, cir "ioh eei II sEt-
"And is this, the last night r. .i3a
eyes. sir: positively the last night"
snWsll--a-thsnk heaven for that, ex.
claimed the man, - he pocketed hii
money. and without emile strode rap
idly away" 9gia q sd saloie n al
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Ny yYesterday, Cart Chsrles Muhle

NE Yesterday, Capt Charles Muhle.
B1osn, Esa 81 fsIss4, lsss WI Hlss psi'c c5;
the complete drawings Of steamer, for
the inspection Of Capt. o p Tharp, Of
the Marine Railway, with request that
the latter gentleman examine the same
critically, and suggest improvements =
The design is that of Capt Muhleman
and Capt. John McLnre, Of Wheeling,
and the drawing is bv S q Howard, OF
Wheeling The steamer indicated is
proposed to be daylight packet be-
tween Parkersburg and Wheeling,r with
o single crew, and with eating accommo.
dations on the restaurant plan. Tne fol
lowing are tie dimensions, ss We find
them iuthe drawings: Length Of keel,
100 feet; length on deck 200 feet: beam.
80 feet ,,dsp'h Of hold, A feet; three
boilers, "a feet long and 38 inches in
diameter: engines with cylinders 20 in
,ches III diameter and 4 feet stroke, wheels
,l6 fleet diameter, 13 feet buckets She
Is to have her dining room on the lower
deck. and We, suppose aft. An Of the
same, will be her pantry on the star
hoard, and her cook house on the lar
hoard Her rudder is to be iron - Gin.
Gazette. Nos 80 sasail nf l.7spiqi
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Josh Billings Proverbs.

Truth il sed TO be stranger than fck
shun--it IL, to most pholks
II va undertake to hire Q man to he
honest, you wilt have to raize hiz wages
every morning, and watch him dread
'phull cluss besides. =.
I hsv finally cum to the konklushuu
that II I kant prove thing without bet
ting 5 dollars on it, the thing hez got 9
dredphull weak spot somewhere
The reputashun thst man gifts from
IL ancestors often wants az much alter
ing to & him az their old clothes would
II iz truly thus.
Yuug man, set down, and keep still
you will hev plenty Ov chances yet tc
make phool ov Yourself before yu die
| 1t IL q wise man who profits bi hi,
Town experience-but it il a good d-a
wiser one who lets the ra,tlesnaik bit,
the other phellow ss-
never question suckcess emmy NOR
than do the right ov hull dog to Ii
10 b 3 own gateway N, I dom,
The things that kant prove beleav
the most: | beleave that one apple !
sour and another one sweet, hut vii
Civ emmy highly eddikated man spa
ov matched mules who will tell me whs
mskes them so
! The BIS thing know ov IL fust-rai
| wife, and the next best is sekond.rat
one. - Ma ,S .lEs
| Caushun is good thing for man
hav, but when he has got so mutch o
it that he is sfrade to tuteh cast iro
lion, for fear it will bite, ignorance
what's the matter ov him Z
u There il two things In this world fc
which we are never fully prepared, an
that iE-twins
There ain { nothing 30 cheap as ba
spelling, and II it IL suich an element u
snckcess az some shrewd krittics hay
discovered, they owe IL to their airs an
assines to adopt II at once, and beku'
ritch and fsmos.
| How kan w expekt to 6nd Two pei
ole in this world who are alike when y
kant even fud one who iz alike haff th
time.
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.sgHisreua,,r.
Boys VIII BE BoyA

- --T',f "a
Concerning the long bow. no Aneri.
can Effort can snrpass one that comsa 10 /;
US rom Scohsnd: 49,.
"lt Was told thst Colonel Andrew Mo.
Dowall, when he returned from the war,
was one day walking along BY the Ny.
roch, when be came on an oh man ait
ting greetin on q muckle stane 1t the
roadside When he came up, the old
man rose and took CT his bonnet and
said: $500 4 80 s.s. ~
"Ye're welcome hame again, laird"
.Thank yeu," said the COLONEL; ID.
ding aftet Z pause, - sh0uld surely
knev your face Aren't ron Natnan
4 4 u s, Z, -
1efe f!eht J ,
lust me- talFd, !, kssl s, s,x,sSI 81
."You must be z good age, gnpRt M
than says the colpnell, ell,rt.m
I'm 70 verra aul' yet, laird" was the
treply, I'm Just turnt hummer"
"a hundred aysfhe colonel: mnsing
"weii, you must be all that. But the
Idea Of . man OF ahnndred sitting enhr
oerlpg that way! What What ever could you-
md to cry about
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Ohio Penitentiary.

CoLuxsus, December Z -Ths dirsc.
tors Of the peIitentiary have completed
their investigation Of the charges uade
against Chief Warden McWhorter and
Deputy Warden G linn. and McWhortef
was requested to tender his resignation,
to take effect January 7h. This wss
done on the ground that be did not poe
sees su63cient executive ability TO- man.
age, such an institution. The other
charges we're declared to be without
foundation. Deputy Quinn was found
guilty Of insnbnrdinatijn and bic rssig.
nation WAS accepted TO take effect 70
day. 50 eeiisae sa Il
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"I'll stay at home after this" SAYS
Mrs Net'ingly to herself. "Eb! Par
lor window blinds q en-! People talk.
ing! do brlieve Nettingly's got CON-
pany to Thanksgiving, after ail IT,
And her heart sank down into the
soles of her boots Il was quite true ;
the servant maid, with a red and Hurried
face, opened the door.
"Ahbyl" said Mrs. Nettingly, "who's
here ?"
LOTS of people. ma sm," said Abby,
looking guiltily over her shoulder
"Where are they ?" demanded her mis-
tress
"In the dining room, ma'am."
Aud Abby threw open the door, there
by disclose, 8 q large table with three
huge turkeys we'll bro wned and ssvory,S
chicken. pie that was q small mouniafn "a
itself, and Z glass reservoir of CRANBERRY
sauce, that set Mrs Nettingly calculat
ing at once a. to the probable amount of
dollars sunk in its crimson billows
while seated in hospitable arrav around
the board were Mr. and Mrs B4dgerlev
the two sisters and the six children, Mr.
and Mrs Smithers, and seven little Smith
erses and the six Laonards of Msine,
second cousins of her husband twenty
six in alI-including her husband
Mrs. Nettinsly and her children sat
down and ate their Thanksgiving dinner
with what appetite they might. But Net
tingly had rather hard time of it that
night
"My DEAR" said the sacri6cial lamb,
"whst was to do3 They didn't ge, the
letter They SAID they had come to
spend Thanksgiving, and of course I had
to order dinner What else could do p
"Do2" repeated Mrs Nettinyly in &C.
accents Of bit.erest scorn Couldn't
you close all the. blinds and lock the
front door snd 60 down stairs and pre-
tend not to be at home. I've no patienc.
with you!"
Three days afterward the three young.
est Nettinglys hroke ont with SCARLET te
yer The seven little Smitherses took |,
of them-the maid took 1t Of the Smith.
erses. and Mrs Nettingly had her win
ter's work before her
~ wish to goodness I had remained
at home" thought Mrs Nettingly.
And the amount of tbank'uluess she
felt thst year was not oppressive, in spite
Of che Gavernor's proclamation.
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Eearney may justly merit the odium
which is sttachsd to his name; he may
Be villainous character in every ssnse
of The tern, but no one can come for.
ward and prove that he plays on The cor'
net. lsih Aaih.sfH2 al-h si,'ii95 'siitsa
The Indiana papers tell Of young
man 10 the northern part Of thst State
Who ran through . fortune Of S6S, 600 10
two years and half All. heavens J be
must havs 2pblished : humorous book.
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Tho Counting d the Electnral vOtss !

= ssV SssAsSss-0 - S-sO @~s>>S~~-~o~ v 49,
Representative Southland. Of Ohio, In
tends at the irst opportunity to report
for action blythe House bill 10 regp.
late the counting 81 ths ,electoFal yotsl
for President and vice Fresidsnt, the
main features Of which were agreed up.
ion last session By the zselect committee
OF which he is chairman. The bill is
based upon the principle that the vsiid.
cation Of the electoral votes b the duty
and preroGativs of the two houses Of
Congress. 1t provides that when, there
lie only one return from State, this re-
turn shall not be rejected, except by tho
affirmative votes OF both Houses, and
when there are two or moreIre, urns that
one only shall be received and counted
which is atl1rmatively agreed upon by
1.-THE two Houses acting separately. The
committee is empowered to report st sny
time, and its members ere suppressed
with the necessity OF prompt sction on
this important subject to secure it, SET
tIement by the present Congress.
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SAnFoRD'S RADICAL CURE

not only promptly arreet the corrodne discharrss in
Catsrrh but sympathetc action restores to sound
aecte BY IL. sad exhibit any Of the following sasc.
tions;-- &ws f91
Defective Eyesight, Inhamed and Mattery
Eyes. Painful and watery Eyes, Loss of
Hearing. Earache, Neuralgia Of the Ear,
Discharges from the Ear, Ringing Noises
in the Head. Dizxiness, Nervous Headache,
Pains in the Temples, Loss Of the Senses Of
Taste and smell. Elongation Of the Uvula,
Indammation OF the Tonsfls, Putrid Sore
Throat, Tickling or Hacking Cough. Bron-
chitis, and bleeding Of the Lungs.
Each package contains DR.. Ssnfords Improved In
Aang Tube with full aud carefully prepared directions
for use In all cases. Price 81 For sale by all Wholesale
and retail druggists and dealers throughout the United
States and Csnaaas. WEEKS POTTER, Genera
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. MaSs.
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Great Favor.

Among ladies and gsntlmrn of refine.
ment, DR.. p ices Unique Perfumes are
in great favor. Having sweetness and
durability, they are universal fsvorites
among all lovers OF peffnmas. Try D..
Prices Alis'a Bouqnet-for . haIdker.
Chief perfume II 10 delightful,
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NOTARY PUBLlC.

T,HN undersigned, having been appointed
Notary Public, would Inform bis
friends, and the public generally. that he 10
prepared to Gil Pensionsrs' Blanks. admin
,s:,r 0aths, take Dispositions, acknovledss
Deeds, hortgaaes and other Instruments Of
writing. JOHN JBFFBRS.
SphS, '78y. Dssllsvills. Monroe Co. obis.
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Even . clothes line becomes unsteady
whAn il han teo nAry ahssts b the winA
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4. r. FARQUMAR. N. ID.
fFePmssiy Of zanssyills, ohie,)
phvcscion and Snrooon

fny6iCI6n dllu Surgeon,
suss asA tssidsnes N the Rirkbsids property
yW0ODSFI ELD, OHIO.
Hsvilg lssstsd st ths above place, Offers his
rrsisssioisl services, where he hopes BY
acss stssntisa 70 business TO merit publ,
spuldeaee aud patronage. - s4
0hroaH Dissasss will receive specis'
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