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conferred upon tens OF thousands OF saasrer.
could originate and maintain the reput,t,ao
winch ATER's sARsArAluLIA enjoys. Ith
ompound of the best vegetable slter.,,v..
with the iodidcs OF Potassium and Iron. and a
the most effeetual Of all remedies for serufulous
naoreuriai. or blood disarders. Uniformly snc-
eessfui md certain in fs remedial efec.s. N
produces rapid and complete cures cf ecrotula
Sores. Boils, numcrs. FImples. Eruptious.
Skin Diseases and all disorders arising from I'm.
purity o; the blond. isy iIs invigorsiing effects
It always relieves and often cures Liver Com.
plants. FenSie Weaknesses and Irregularities,
and is potent remover OF vitality. For purify
ing the blood it has no ,quHi. II tones up the
system. restores and preserves the health and
imparts vigor and energy. Sor forty ycArs 10
has been In extensive use. and is to-day tia
most available medicine for the suFeTing sick
anywhere
FoR SAI:E nv All DEALRRs
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The following property for ,a.a. 10 VII:

FARM FOR SALE. i've riies uesih Of AUG
tin, On The GeoreetCwn road. contalning forty
acres, all enclosed, and soont 81 sores In culti
Nsiion, In cotton and corr; good dwelling and
outhouses, ctsiern. and eooa orchard. The crops
viii 90 with the place, II cold IN the next eight
or tee days. A pair Il good mules Will DO tzkea
IN .psrt pay; hal cash, balance IN one, two and
three years, with interest. IL. Is. SWkENhY
us Congress Avenue.
FARa FOR SALE 40 acres al enclosed ;
house with three rooms, me land. q good spring
ing sites. on ina nth eide OF the Colorado
river. The place Is about 2h mi es from the
city OF Austin You would do well 20 cali aud
hear more about IT, NJ e. SWEENEY,
lis Congress Avenue.
FARM FOR SALE in Hays county, miles
north of Dripping Springs CONTAINING aS2 acres,
IS acres enclosed. with stone and cedar fence,
and IN cultivation; dive ling house with Elk
rooms. kitchen, smoke house, stable. splendid
spring with rock house over II. and plenty OF
wood on the place This property will be sold
very low and on easy terms; possession given
Apply to NJ. b SWEENEY. Land Asen.. us
FARM FOR sALE-sso acres In Haye county,
50 lee from Austin. on the Rlanco road, from
Z 10 mtles west OF Dripping SPRING.; 4o acres
enclosed and In cultivations dwelling house.
ont houses. wood and water; South Onion creek
passes through the farm. A bargain can be had
and terms easy. Apply to N b. SWEENEY.
Land Agent, us Congress Avenue.
FOR SALE-o0 acres. all enclosed, with the
Z
on the Manor road; for sale or trade for city
property. Apply to n. B. SWEENEY. rs Cou-
Rrees Avenue.
Also the finest market garden and fruit fsEn
In the State, with all the improvements, miles
east of the city.
Also, acres, with all the improvements, about
one mile northwest OF the city. The place is
well improved. Dwelling house and outhouses
In good order.
A fam 3 miles east OF Anstin; viii sell 90
acres, or the whole place containing 100 scres,
A farm OF 90 acres with improvements, on the
south side, about mile from the Colorado rivey
beautiful view Of the surrounding country.
1850 acre farm, well improved, all enclosed
ock building, fne pastures and hne land, II
Burnet county, about one mile from the town
Burnet. Terms easy.
$500 acres OF land in Bell county, Delow Sa.A
DO; splendid prairie land; water running through
the p VIII sell any part OF the land
743 acres OF land in Grayson county; 3. o
Pattie survey; ID miles southwest from Sher
man and miles of the Central railroad.
400 acres In Fannin county, in hree tracts
titles perfect or NO sale.
The above property viii be sold on easy terms
with large amount Of property not m5ntionet
In this list, both of city and county property
Those wishing to buy will do well 10 call on d
address NJ. Is. SWEENEY,
Agent and Collector. 7l6 Congress Avenue,
AuRtin Texas
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STATESMAN will be rendered accounts,
showing amounts due, or soon TO be-
come due, on subscription. 1t is a
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Personal JOURNALIsM- BEN.
NETT AND KELLY.

The press, like individuals, learns
lessons from age and experience, and
thus Its tone and temper Are infinitely
improved. Not very many years ago
there were newspapers addicted to the
grossest personal abuse of those who
were in their way or had thwarted
some partisan or selfsh ambitious pur-
pose. The people have learned to
condemn aud editors to avoid such
evidences of ignorance anu coarseness,
and however sharp may be personal
criticism, 1t is grievously offensive
to the public if 1t lmpugn honor or
personal private character. To Willy
or ridicule ones personal qualities or
defects who asks no office and chooses
to remain q private citizen is wholly
indefensible, and public opinion COZ
demns, and the law should punish the
wrong more terribly than it does. But
public opinion at length restraints this
personal journalism within proper
bounds. and newspapers. violating
laws of proprietv aud decency, no
longer flourish. Kelly, the Tammany
candidate for the Governors Office in
New York, controls and sustsins two
newspapers. He being candidate, in
dependent papers, like the Herald and
Democratic organs of Robinson and
Tilden have chosen to tell. as they
have the right, all that is known of
Mr.. Kelly's personal and public and
private vices and virtues. Kelly's van
ity and selfish pride, begotten OF his
supreme mastery of Tammany,
is grievously funded, and in his
rage he threatens to recite all
the ISLANDERS aud facts or fslsehoods
that'exist or may be invented to ipjure
Mr.. Bennett, the owner and general
manager of the New York Herald. Mr..
Bennett Is q private citizen. He asks
no Office. He prints paper which is
worthy or unworthy of popular approx.
al, and should be accepted or rejected
accordingly. HIS name does not even
appear in its pages. He does not per
haps write for il, and is entitled to all
the rights and immunities of modest
private citizen. But this candidate for
the Governors Office is not. Our sys.
tenn OF government, under which the
people select their own rulers, is such
that it becomes the duty of the press
to discuss the private as we'll as public
character of men having the vanity to
thrust themselves into high places.
Without this full and free investiga-
ton and inquiry there could be NO
good government, and therefore each
Constitution of each State comedies
this privilege Of free discussion of the
virtues and vices OF public men to the
press. he who proclaims himself q
candidate for Office challenges all man
ner Of inspection and has no right to
complain so long as truth guides the
pen Of keenest criticism. The man
who is too thin-skinned to endure this
personal investigation should never
emerge from private life and Mr.. Kelly
has yet to learn, however the vulgar
mob covers in his presence while be
yields the ''sbillelsh" in Tammsny,
that when he comes before the country
demanding its highest local honors, Ills
sanctity of person and fame, unlike
that Of the private citizen, Mr.. Bennett,
ls no more.
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The P.ipce of Wales has been pic.
nicking in Devonshire, England, and
making himself agreeable 70 humble
people. On one occasion while picnick-
ing with aristocratic hosts IL was
found that the cream had been left be-
hind. The Prince. seeing in distance
another picnickiDg party, rushed OF
aud explained 70 the ladies the melau-
choly coalition OF his party. The
ladies gave him plenty of cream. not
Knowing TO whom they were giving IL,
and soon the Prince vas seen walking
along bearing = Sag full of cream With
ont spilling IL Ons must be = Prince to
nsks sueh 90 ses EsDsFksblA
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TINE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-.

COUNTY OF DARLISeroS - CoURT OF COMMON
PLEAS.
Mary j. Boykin. Martha J. Fulton, Vim. F. Boy
KIN, Lilns 5. Boykin, Henry F. BoyktD, Gym.
ihia E. Severance, James G. Bo, kin, sarah b.
Boykin and John n Boykin, the TWO last be-
ing minors over the age Of fourtsen y ars,
who sue in the name of their guard an dd Item
j. G. MEGA !, plaintiffs, d0diast ]. II. Wa :
ford q. ". Watford, Elia- Wanord, Nels n
Watford, Fannie OeteeA, Nancy johnson and
Travis Watfurd, def ndsnts.
Copy Summons for Rslt<f- Complaint NOT Sired.
To The defendants j. II. Watfvrd, @. W. Wat
ford, Elias Watford, Nelson Watford Fannie
Qstesn, Nancy johnson and Travis Watfoid:
You are hereby summoned and required "
answer the complaint In this action, OF which g
copy is herewith served upcn you, and TO eerve
q COPY Of your answer to the SAID complaint 90
the subscribers 1t their Office, at Darlington
cour' house, within twenty days after the ser
vice hereof, exclusive Of the day Of such service;
and II you Jail to snswer TO the compl int with
IN th fine afures Id. the plaintiff In this actio1
win apply to the court for tie relief demanded
In the complaint.
Dated February II, 1879
N. GARNER, C. c. p.
BOYD q NETrIKs, Plaintiffs Attorneys
To the defendants Nancy johnson and Travis
Wexford;
Take notice that the summons and Complaint
In tbs ction WIRE died In the Office OF the clerk
OF the Court OF Common Pleas 10 the county OF
Darlington, on the eleventh day OF FebrsIIy,
1873. BOYD 4 NETTLEs,
sep4Eot Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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OF ACCOUNT.

The State Of Texas 10 ell persons iptereeted
In the administration OF the estate u ]. A.
Hampton. deceased
A HAmpzon, deceased, has Ill d bis final
account and application 20 b discharged In
the county co1xt Of Travis county, VII ch
VIII be scted on 81 the next term OF said
court, cSnmencsng The third Hoadsy IN Rovsm-
Der, f67D II the coart house thereof, IN the city
OF Austin. ~ which time AL perrons interested
In said estate may appear and make objections
thereto.
Witness, Prank Brown, clerk Of eaid court,
o.. 81 and the sesi thereof sttsehsd, this
tWsuty-second day % 0ctn5eT, ih7o.
PRANK BROWN. CLERK
oceI Wor
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THAT drunken Radical who owns
the Michigan Legislature becsuss he
owns much gold, declared. few days
ago, that no living man could 60
through the South making Republican
speeches and live. Blaine is going
through Tennessee and vrrginia, and
would be Hospitality recsived In
Texas. he svidentiy believes chsui-
lsE 70 b eEsI class lsv, y hsis.
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9 ALE OF VALUABLE LANDS
AT AUCTION.

By viriue OF power of attorney executed to
me by the sole heirs Of Mary J. Gillett and of
Daniel ". Gillett, deceased and duly recorded
In Travis county, Texas, B0ok No. -, PIP 80
and 496. will sell at pubic auction 70 the high
est bidder, at the Court House door OF Travis
county, Texas. on the twenty ninth day OF Oc-
tober. A. d. 1879, the following described tracts
Of land, situated in the state OF TEXAS, being
per ion OF ths lands set apart to said Mary Gil
lstt in The partition OF the estate OF Daniel Wat
rous, d. ceased. In, The District Court OF Travis
county, Texas, to-wit:
1916 acres, IN Ilano county, on Sandy River;
grantee, n. b. Wa:Io1e, sselguee OF John J.
Lind
eco acres In Col-msn comfy, on Jim Ned's
Creek; grantee. n. II. Watr0us, assignee OF
Robt. Fitzgerald.
S43 scr-e in Colemsn county, Oh Jim Ned's
Creek; gran &c, N. n. Wauous, assignee Of
Richard C.l ard.
ga acres in Navarro county, erpDtee. n. d
Wstrous, sssignes OF J. WerhArt and A. >. Nc
D nald-
64l acres, In Van Zaudt county. on KItkspoo
Gre L; Rrsntee. n. T. WatIous, sss gnee OF
James Smith.
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In the whole HISTORY of mea.cs.s

In the Whole History OF AIedicoss
No preparation has ever performed such mar.
vellous cures, or ualn'aIh6d 60 wide repat
ton, as Ayers CHERRY PEcToRAI. which II
recognize as the world remedy for all diseased
Of the throat and lungs. Its long continued 70
ries OF wonderful curce In all climates has made
It universally known as cafe and reliable agen
to employ. Against ordinary colds, which ar
the forerunners OF more serious disorders. Il
acts speedily and surely. always relieving sur
fering and often saving life. The protection
affords. by Ita timely use in the throat and lung
disorders Of children. makes It an invaluable
remedy to be kept. always on hand In every
homo. No per son can afford 70 be without it
and thoee who have once used Il never
From their knowledge OF Its composition and
effects, Physicians use the CERRT PEoroRAL
extensively in their practice. and Clernymen
recommend It. It Is absolutely certain In its
remedial effects, and VIII always cure where
cures are possible.
FOR SALE ny All. DEkLKBR
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TERMS OF SALE:

one-third cash, one-ihird in twelve months,
one-thixd IN Lwsnty-four month"; D f-rred
payments secured by notes with approved &C.
curity and vend re lien, and bearIn2 ten Per
cent iutersst from dste. Title will be war
rantsd- Deeds executed, acknowledged aud de-
livered TO purchasers on om-hsnce with terms
OF sale. WILLIAM WORTH,
Agent and Attorney In fact for hsirs Of above
AUsrEs. Trx.s. oe,ober =. 1879. oe7wstdlt
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Austin COlegiatG Female Institute.

The wenty-eiehth year. divided into two SEES
sions OF Ave months each begins September I,
1879 and ends June 5. 1850
This is an established school. with expert
enced educators. located at Austin, q city famed
for health ano refined society.
Tn: Course OF studies Ia no to the times, prac-
tical and thorough and he intenaed 10 meet all
the demands Of this era. foy the ..higher eauca-
ton OF women"
1t IL designed 10 teach young ladies to main
tsin the dignity and fulhB the responsibility Of
their posi- ion in Society. This Can only be done
BY individual culture and individual disctoline
The course cumpsises Latin, Greek French,
German, Spanish, English, MaLhematics, HIS
tory, Geograpny, Botaug, Astronomy. Philoso-
ply Music, Drawing, PaiDt ng, etc.
Young lad es completing the eDlire course are
entitled to Diplomas.
Board tuition, lights and fuel, per see-
SION o. five mouths. Observation-Disclosures. $50 co
Music with use OF iEstrnmeRt.- ........ 80 10
For par iculars, address
Rev b. J. SMITH,
jy3ldsw3mo Pecan Street. Austin. Texas.
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MAKE HEIS LAY.

IN FsSiish Veterinary SarEeon ard Chem 81 nv
trlxs..i=s y tsis odatsy, sys TIA; nloss u sne
at "a 1913 s.'ii nsfs 20 s,9sti..ee.
are a.sa seSs Ff.rs tsi ,snIssi-ssT vsisaa. Eath-
ir - - s.ssi fG4sg r-fa iEy Has Ef-cr...zuis
ant tss-g
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LAAa AoRscIKs
Read and Examine for Yourself.

N. .. SWEENEY, Lsnd Agent who has on
nanos1or sAie from x9oOJV TO 5OQ.O0o scres OF
hand p different counties in the stare OF Texss,
the ntest improved farms, small and large; Wild
lNndf and stock ranches; large amoant OF prop
erty ~ the city Of Austin. improved and anIm-
proved Buyers will fnd IL 10 their interest 20
call on or address NJ. b. SWEENEY, us Con-
gress Avenue, Austin, Texas.
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PRICE OF WEEKLY REDUCED

In view of the hard times the price of
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Ayers CArnARrIc PIIas are the best OF All
purgatiyss for family use. They are the pro-
duct OF long. laborious, and useful chemical In
vestigaiions, and their extensive use, by physi.
clans In their practice, and by all civilized ma
lions, proves them the best snd most effectua
purgative PIN tina, medical science can devise.
Being purely vegetable no harm can arise from
their use. In intrlPsic value and curative pow.
ers no other Pills can be compared with them.
and every person. knowing their virtues. viii
employ them. when needed. They keep the
system in perfect order, ana maintain In heal.
thy action the whole machinery OF life. MIA,
searching and efectual. they are spscia ~
adapted TO the needs Of the digestive apparatus
arrangements Of which theyprevsnt and cure.
( timely taken. Theysre the best and safest
phyalc to employ for children and weakened,
constitutions. where mild. but efectuh ca
thRrtic Is required.
FOR SALE ut L-DKAIKns.
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Great Sale OF
TbOTOQghbFGd& HighGradGd Stock

win sell for cash TO the highest bidder. on
Friday. october 80, on the grounds OF the Capt.
tai state Fair Association, at Austin, and under
the rules and direction OF said association, IL
head OF high grade Short-Horn Bulln ready for
service, nearly all deep reds. They are from
1916 10 64-66, or from four to Elk top crosses.
They are very superior lot and sll OF my own
raising. Also, i've head Of thorough. blood
short-dorn Bulls, all registered In eighteenth
volume American Short Horn Book, and OF fash
ionable families, deep reds and roaDe; also OF
my own raising. Also, tn following thorough
bred stock: PILGRIMAGE, horse cot, bay, two
years old, by Pilgrim, out OF Moss Rose, by
Socks; PLACE. horse colt, bay, two years d,
by Pilgrim, cut Of Bee Moore, by Rebel; these
two col are now IL the hanus OF Col 7. a. Gay
in training, and will be tried on the track dur
ing thu fair. MIS- PILGRIM. bay hlly. one
year old, by Pilgrim. out OF B. Moore, by Rebel;
PRIMROSE, red sorIel nlly, one year old, by
Pilgrim. out OF Noes Rose, by Socks. All very
large and ine.
stockraiser.. farmers and spor emen would do
well 10 take due notice AID govern Themselves
accord ngly. w. MOORE,
sell d4wIno1 Baetrop Ceunty Stock Farm.
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HALLS VEGETABLE sIouLAN BAIR RsHEwER
Is q scientific combination Of come OF the most
powerful restorative agents In tbs vegetable
kingdom. 1t restores gray hair to iis original
color. 1t makes the scalp white and clean. Il
cures dandruf and hrmors. and falling ont OF
hair. Il furnishes the nntritive principle By
which the hair is nourifhed and supported. II
makes the halr moist. soft and glossy, and IL
unsurpassed De a Embarrassing. It IL the most
economical preparation ever offered 20 the pub
lie, as its effects remain Q long time. making
only an occasional application necessary. II 10
recommended and used by eminent medical mcn..
and officially endorsed by the State AssayeF OF
Massachusetts The popularity Of fial,s Haif
Remover has increased With the teet Of many
years. both In This country and In foreign lands.
and Il IL now known and used In al the civilized
countries OF the world.
fon Sale BIT AL DRkLrns.
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OF ACCOUNT.

TIE susie Of Texas 70 All psrsoas infesesfe6 IN
the administEstioD Of th9 estate q Mslisss
Brown, oecaased- d
J. J. Wooldrogs. atulnistrstor 90 10 GIL1L1
account, win applienti0n for leeys 70 reign. Ia
the county eeuft Of 7. avs couefy. which Wi4 b
scted % = ne 81 tssn 81 SD foen. eon-
The court h01se thereof, r. Toe q o. AraIln. e
which uDe ell psrsone infeesstd ~ said e1fafo
msy appear and make OBJ c tons fbeselo
Witnsss, FfaLk BfOEn. ciGIk q felf couff
IL 81 and the seal theruof atfa< hea ffl1
twsDty-1fEt day q Ocfobef. IN
ec1ewtE FRaNK BROWN. ClSrk.
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NEwsPAPER WANTED IN rE1As-wsnt:
~ ed. 70 pnrebEre > newspaOer u = gro.h 3
sst.ensn oae IN sa~n ~here psper = Sszted.
By An experisoced. preeftzl srd enierpn1'ng
DsgBpeoG Dan. Aires y. !. I'm. p. o.
ecx ~ o6tnDb1s, Nins. oeie6&W0
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Variou. Cau.en-


Advancing years. Care. sickness. disappolut.
ment. aud hereditary predisposition, AL oper-
ate 10 tnrn the hair gray. and either Of them
heiines Il to shed premsturely. ARMS HAls
NisoS VIII restore faded or gray. light and red
hair to rich brown or deep back, as may be
deired. 1t softens and cleanses the scalp. giving
IL hsalthy action. and removes and eares daad
run and hum rs. By Its use railing hair 10
checked, and new growth win DO produced N
al cases where the follicles arc not destroyed or
giands decayed. Its effects are beautifully
shown on hrashy, weak or sicllly hair. 10 which
q few applications viii produce the sioss ana
freshness OF youth. Harmless and sme In ita
operation. 1t Is Incompatible ~ dressing, ana
Il especially valued for TIE seft lustre and rieh-
ness Of tone 1t imparts. 1t contains neither oil
nor dye. and VIII not col nor color white cam
briefly It lasts long on the hair. and kssps it
fresh and vigorous.
FcR SAL ~ All DEABas
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HlIEH RlEH blood!

Parsor5' PurEurivc Pills make New Il N
Blood, sna vi t,lste,Y change the blood in toe
entire syss=fi in ;hEee lontss Any rsrson who viii
t-ke p..i etch ng:lt from 10 l2 weeks may Be
stored p scgni Esll;b j. such thing b. possible.
so.t by M III ls-.sr sssmr~. I. :. JOHNSON
& CD. H-n.an- sia.
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Tn slecaon In New York occurs
nszs Tuesday, II. fourth Of Nevsr.
Pss
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FoR SAFE BIZ AL DEArxns.
QuInine and ArsenIc

Form the basis Of many Of the Ague remedies In
the market, and are the last resort OF Physicians
and people who know no better medicine 10 en-
ploy for this distressing complaint. The efecis
OF either Of these drugs ara destructive TO the
system, producing headache, Intestinal disor
ders, vertigo. dizziness, ringing OF the ears. and
depression OF tina constitutions! health. AvER'
AaUE CURE is Vegetable discovery, containing
neither qutrine, arsenic nor any deleterious Tn
grcdient, and ia an infAlhble and rapid cure for
every form OF Fever aud Aune. It's effects are
permanent and certain. and no injury can result
from it's use. Besides being positive cure for
Fever and Ague In ali Its forms. IL Is also q gu
perior remedy for Liver Complaints. Il is an
excellent tonic and preventive, ~ well as cure
Of all complaints peculiar TO malarious, narshy
and miasmaiic districts. It acts directly on the
Liver and hilary apparatus, thus stimulating the
system to vigorous. healthy condition.
FoR SALE BIZ AL DEALERS.
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Prom ny line depot ~ Aurtin On or abozt
October IS 1873. one sorrei any about . wears
OF and aaout II hands bteh BRAIDED Mp and
~s.d for the d-livery q he Inv 81 10 Seh0.
I'd vii give 20 rswLss fos - tb.ff 4 sesl q
ssa Ho'P- =. 9. TAYLOR
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FOR TEN DOLLARS CASH

Ms ~ , ns - sssse-.ee e1seTzse9sss 80 -
ines IN . different Hsl o. 81 pater., - Ten Ines
Two weeks N . choice of eifb1g 81 lo1r eeZ1r1t1
sd eisttnet hsts, containing froD y q ~ -
he smaller lisis o. nus hne o1e ueek - al elx
Hsts co1blns1, beng more fn11 100 p4pe[1
We also hsys nsls q ps2erS - ssstes tsro4e1
errfe for car 70 pARs pGup1l0. Address
n. >. HOW'LL q Co.. NoNsp1pef Al
vsrtidng Blrsaa. . epne. nisess. Nsg Yesks
49, -n - % prssss p.psrs . VIA yea
@ a.,1 seseriiss 3UsT k1W, ssiisf.s-
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