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STEAMBOAT LINES.
INLAND AND sEABoARD CoAsTlNG COM.
PANY.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE,
IND THE SOUTH.
IND TIE SUUIHs
EALI. AND MINTER ARRANGEMENT.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
After Scptember27 steamer LADY z6-Sssrs
oFTHE LAKE win Leave Washing; ksssl.zssEhEs-
ton on MONDAYS. WEDNESDA Y 5ssfSSS2suEs-zrs~
and FRIDAYS, at D. M, stopping ut Pney Point
and Point Lookout, connecting with steamers TO BOs-
ton New York and Richmond, and railroad lines
South,
Leave Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS at y. M,
ron POTOMAC RIPER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN W: THOMPSON leaves sixth
street wharf every Monday and Thursday, rs fur
down as Nomini; Thursday and Saturday for Cmrri-
oman and LeOnarltown, stopping at intermediate
landings going and returning.
STE1MERS FUR NEW FORK.
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and L. G. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier II, East River, New York. oy.
cry Saturday NJ y. m; Georgetown Friday, aud
Alexandria same day.
Freight taken lowest rates. Apply at Office, under
National Metropolitan Bsnk Fifteenth street ,or office
of agent, foot of sixth street. Washington and G3 Wa
ter street, Georgetown. SAML BACON
SEES President
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Georgetown River Front,


ARRIVED.
Schooner S NJ Bird, Merrill, Windsor N s. with
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST POINT, ANNAPOLIS AND
PRIVATE TUITION.
REV. MOSES ii. HUNTER,

graduate Of Yale, and Teacher Of long expert
ence VIII III young men for WEST POINT. ANNAP-
OILS or any Of the COLLEGES Of the country lie
VIII give Instruction in any of the ordinary ENG
JlSI BRANCHES or IN the LATIN and GREEK
LANGUAGES. Having had, In another city. classes
o! young ladies who wished TO pursue literary aud
schools II there be such demand here he would be
glad to meet 1t.
He roiers TO DR. Louis DIR. Paret ard generally to
te Episcopal clergy of Washington; also 10 chief jus
Tee waite, two cf whOs' sons we're for some. years
under his care In the Crosse lie Institute, near De
troit also TO Gen. ID. HuteT and Gen. w. NJ Dunn
Appy at l12i | street, Washington. oel-im#
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Around The world with Gen. Grant"

Subscriptions oelyed by Rev. W. =, FORT, III
Ninth STR ct nortlwes, with a. H. Stocknlan corner
Ninth aud streets. se22-eolm
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Diseases like thieves, attack the weak. Fortlfy
your organization with the Bprs aud II Will resist
~ battle alike the virus OF epdcmlcs aud The
changes OF Temperature which disorder the COpsilu-
tons OF the feeble There is vitality III H. II Is u
pure vegetable stimunnt q rare Alternative and anti.
bilious mccine and has not u harmful element
among It's many ingredients.
For sale Dy all druggists and respectable dealers
generally OCl
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pRoF. EfTQRE pARILI will return to Washing
L ton Thursday, October 10, ls1D to resume his In
structiou In Singing. Prof Bari Will be glsd to re-
ceve his pupils ami those wishing 70 take lessons of
O'Clock a. m. se263w
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L A w SO HOOL
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
MISS L.. II. BREWER

VIII give instructions In Object Drawing, Crayon
Water Culors, on Painting and Dec ration on SILK
and China: For terms please call at her rooms, $40
East Capitol street. OciGt+
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ELMBOLD'S BUCHU

HAS NO EQUAL In diseases peculiar TO females,
Chronic Inflammation OF the Uterus, and all COM
plants incident TO tn sex.
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Poor Humanity -


More ihap a century since The following
lines w,ss fsund'i N the ioysl colltge otsaiN
gconz, London, beside a skeleton rarnarlsu.
BILE Tor its symmetry Of FORM. Jgllhey were,
subsequently s.pnh,ishsd in cithe morning
Chronicle. and a Nsia. effort made TO dis
Cover, The auther by offering 2 reward Of
fifty gtneaS3tii. i.-a s,,,,. ~ !,
Hehold.this mini Twas skull
Onrc oF ciherial spirit Y .sils1 n
, rnis narrow cell was hle's retreat; s..,.
This l.aer waS1liosleht's niysiefiutis se;ii.'
Nliat boaaie'als risibns flle.l This spol ~,
. .Nttiidrcanis ot pleasure long foIs;nr
= NarJ,cfr, IH'r JOY, nor love. noriear, l. +
fg llsssssn one tr;!ee "A reyori here .,,.7
T>creSth tho nanld,ring canopy ~.
tsfce shone the bright and BUSY eye;
But starr Hcpa. iln iasmaliyal dst,,,.,
~ socialhoye iha' eye employees;
80 wan no Ia Alcsss IiIe IL CHAINED, fssgW
Int Annligh iilf Jews Of kipdaess beamcd-
iha, eye Shall ijt f,ire,t.- laighl = itif 2
wien saa and stars sze sunk "a night ~.
Within tl's aoassrcsyern sgFsv a1sa!
l. Inc rrfdy, swirl, and u.nefiil tongue,
lfGGsfhi'aas = thine Is dlsdaine,t, s'1i vafi
!Nnd wi,vn Il cUlll,l not la-lise VA. chaineSl;
= u boiUi ~ virtnc's c;sti.a, itspdke, iiasEo ?
i set gentle Ss,nf9l.l egsrrhnke--. f--tc -,
Thai silent tongiie s!riu pleastf for thec - =
when i4asIur-iis eiesni,NoE l-atl2 ii a
osssy, did aioss asscss slnlvSMei mine, s9f
a. ,r, With The enyisl I1Ihy xsliipea
7. 70 i0w the ROCK or wear .i,e gem - aiislpi
Can little now avail " tIiam.dt = fsa,.,
But IL the page. nf pIlth they sought,
- Or comfort fo Tie ho,rsners lsDu;:hf-4n11t
lhese hands higher need shall claim
Than aii that walton veal OF faiac> EFiS9
= Avails L whether baye or siiuf ~ 3ptf.i
Those feettila patlbof tluiyitlod fnnr,, ort
II ilsom the bowerslaf care fhey, fed,
To seek afiiciinnss lllumhie she,t;a 3iislrT :
: '1fgrandeur' sfqlilY bride they spurncd.
And home TO yifsue's cot returnea---f -
These feet With angel 5, wings shall rise,
And tread the palss;e 81 tho skies 80 =
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VIZ esglT Banner.
BAkEER hcrKrs.
asM -
ltalna [. AIcasa .sInrk .tnnY,lsl.l

p = 49, i r
saam Chicasq;sloct Joussisa.l -.
Tuesday thsges&ese, in the yards hefasas
few car ieesls oSsicers from .Waxai.achier.
'fexas about s~hicisfa few words may not
be ansiss, Is oieN seem 10 show. whai,can.
ae dore with snsAivei Texans cattle with Al
l;i.le outlay 81 tisse and care. Last August
,iless Steers we're gathered by s.. r., Hill
hara znd ps.t eEn1his, aneho near thas place,
sherc sheyywesefed with. Texas corn. On
the sssli tace veie started from ne rapch9 .
aad b less ai,3 weels, they sold here at
e, II . rfnc aehen the market prices for
= -aafScs,caitle, except native butcher
SAX arc seekers and feeders, were low
aus, ;he Trade slow The average weight
2qf tfese Texas steefs was oo6 potinds,f but
Tsey were As fat as any cattle seen here,
-sirtsreG ia exas andof ike weight. Had
shefe oecn sISo pounds. more on the aver
age weight iAe.cattse would, no doubt, have
heen la.sa. rsadily. by shippers of live cattle
- the cast at prices above 81. but they
were t1lzennRys buyeTswho Will probably
Ship thern dressed. Light as these .catile
ne, tnlv serve 10. show what can be done
b even ss.iag Spanish stocl. in northern,
ie1zs- lle,e fhey can raise corn unex-,
ceilesl II 9Eahi while with their present
modes ci calusation fifty bushels per acre
Is a5i IN unusual yield. The grass alone
viii faisen cattle passahlY well, and the mild
ness Of the weather greatly favofs the fat
;eaiuc. and when saf the stock can be easily
and gairklyi patlapon shemaTlxet in the
si,T.a. BY adopdEs, such q course as has 1
iSeeA ontS.ed. the Texas ssoclman can,
mature his cat1le July at home, thrs getting
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A beautiful Thought.


WHEN the summer Of youth is slowly
wasting away on The nightfail OF age, and
the shadow Of tie path becomes deeper and
life wears to its close, ii is pleasant to look
tbucdgh ihs-vis,a Of time upon the sorows
and, ielicines of our early years. Ifwehave
he'd a hoIhe 10 shelter i,s. and hearts tore
joiee with us, and friends shave gathered
round our lireside, the rough places Of way
.faFing will have been worn and srioothed
away in the' twilight of'lhe, and many dark
spots we have passed through will grow
brighter and more beautiful. Happy, in
deed. are those whose Intercourse with the
world hasn't chsnged{the. tone Of their hci
her, feelings, Of broken those musical
chords Of the heart, whose vibrations are
50 melodious, soitendsf, and so touching in
the evening of their lives ~. % Utl
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IlgeTo Young Men.

!
>. Some old genius gives the following Gle
CANT advice to the young men who depend
on fhtller'' for th;.ir support, and take no
interest in business. but are regular drones
in ihdhive, s,bsisting on thatwhich IS car
ed byi others:
: Cope. olfNifli your coat. cinch the saw.
the plow.iandles, theinr. The spade,zsny-
thingithat will enableNou tostir Your blood.
Fly sfornd tear your jacket rather Than be
the. rsccpieni of the old gcntleman's boun-,
~, Sooner than play rffle dandy at dads
expense, hire yourself out 10 some potato
patch, let yourself out 10 Step holes OF
match the bars, and when you think your
self entitled 10 uIesiing spell,dolit on your
hook Get up IN the morning turn around
,lat least twice before breakfast, help the old
gentleman, give now and then ailiit an lnus5
mess learn how to, take the lead, and not
depend upon forever being led, and you
havd no idea how the discipline viii bene-
fit ybu. Do this, and our word for it you
will seem 70 breatiiei asfiew Atmosphere.
possessn new frame, tread a new, destiny,
and you may begin to aspire to manhood"
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We have had a greau deal to say to dur
young friends about temptation. because
IN youth PERSONS sasceptihilities are
greater than al any other time Of life.
There IS much 70 be SAID besides telling
4 person what he should avoid, or admon-
islins MIN to shun this or hat. The hes.
way 70 avoid thing IS to cultiinte Some
hing antagonistic to-it; in TACT, il one does
cot do this, his chances OF successiully car
ying out his resolves arc only half what
they might be. liza person can acquire a
relish for good. wholesome, improving So
ciely, be will be in less. danger than if he
simply stunned bad company, and the same
may be SAID Of 4 good many -otherthings.
Amcng the gresiest protective agencies is
9 tastes for reading. One seldom Sees 4,
person Of such. tastes in. the ranks Of the
young men who are getting in Their crop of
wildcats. There is. nothing much cheaper
than suc,sia taste. indeed. ii IS wonderful
low cheap are all kinds of culture compar-.
Cd with the different SORTS Of dissipation.
\ young man who has his business To- stu
dy and whose livelihood and hope of adj
vsncenent in the world depends altogether
on ms avn exertions- will have time 10 de-
vote 70 other things but such time may be
well tiled up, and BY crldyaiing 4 taste
for that which is improving and elevating,
in whatever department il may be. any in
ciination in an opposite direction is eiiec7
tually destroyed.
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A COMMON ERROR OF our farmers is the
contempt IN which they mold the smaller
products OF the farm-especially is it so
with our AnIerican farmers, many Of them
feeling i sbsneafh their duty to carry 10
market a few dozen eggs, pound or. typ
os butter. or nice variety Of the smaller
vegetables, the surplus Of tbeir wants at
home. A wagon I6ad Of fsorn, potatoes,
oats orwheat or bale or two OF coalon,
they consider / quite respectable 10 ;laul
up before the merchants establishment,
although the actual profit on the later may
be less than on the io:lner. II Is time for
such sqHeamlsii notions 10 ne abandoned,
and TO remember that a small quantity of
cggs, butter. etc, are articles wanted by
soiae one who is wiling and anxious to
pay neasonahle proe for ihsn. and that
there Is quite rs much respectabiliiy in sell
ling sach products Victoria ADVOCATE ~
vfIlc five gnllDnssof whitcwssh, made of
well abu1ned white lime. add n qparterof a
Yeand of whiting. hslf,a pound pf loaf SUI
fesione qaari and halfof rice -four made
INTO thin and well esoled paste. and bali
? fegnf atwiite giue dissolved in wafer.
Apglv warm. Previously sesape OF all old
scaiy7yh'leN ash Tbs Is like calsomine,
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aSTs I.sgs--IIlss wheels.

~ %
Farmers Hre fast Earning the lesson that
four .css arc better tlnan two wheels that a
good way'ta marks grain is to walk i to The
purchzseE that C 5n put On LEGS is enhanced
= saiae that Jruc econ6ihy IS practicetl
when ssly90s lvaisabaeipertion of Z crop
Is PIT spenltlsap askstand when that crop
is putsntp H!esl. BY que other step, produce
Il i has cy4rscted from fhs offering df the
sol the gold and alefi the dfoEss 6qAgain,
tx rsisi7ss Of eattis syinss shnepspds hcT-
S. Pr5rHaes. thea necessity for SO much
aaca;hey and expense IN preparing i0J
hi ifarvestt sud leaves the soil richer and
tte ownar more IA pr9sE- 49,; Z,
Nc now, ship slanghteT1d meat across
The ocean; bear that IN mind:, u,is,no guess
vorS; we can do it, and the demands. for
accn,nmodanors TO do il extensively will
make the facilities Forthcoming. Instead
q SEEDING the corn, OIL cakes, and other
products ithatf Hand buys 10 feed her
cattle in It's bulk lc9ndiiop. rIls,rns cpnccn7
uate ii al in. the animal, end then send The
carcass only, thus furnishing ar~the least
possible expense the meal which theypake
. attractive a sparlSes fpr. They want.
good beef wall pay for It. and Of. tiiis fact
Tex breeders make a notel II costs no
more 10 send sweet. tender and desirable
saeat than is opposite, anditwiI command,
{ much larger price. There Is no limit to
The demand, sndthe Improvement in qiial-
iy will oHls add to the cpnsumption and
the consequent amount rcquired.-Texas
Sun ttt
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People wanted IN gexas. .


u The fist Place We have more foo,ofs,
Than are needed md more than, can make
leaitirlla,s support. Ours is a healthy
conr.Ty, and very few doctors viii an
sFser theipuEpose-. lfone-hali that are here
wousd drop medicine and take up the plow,
they would be more sure Of irving, and
tA- cauntf5o wouldvf vastly benefited
Ne As.se mo dnes) too many lawyers.
The sfate could vel afford 10 trafle off sew
en-ciEhtz Of her lawyers for No.fhern far.
'siefs :. tlieFate-of forty iawyers for one
farmer, md make ndney ~ Inc exchange
We have all the clerks, counierhoppcrs,
i,Qqs-kespers, lawyers, doctors and dead
i,esis me country an sdfE,Vrt, and We can
osadslSe any m ne % 6tnue. But We do
wan. and must nave isarriers.l We lhnre
plenty Of room and sSill gladly welcome
Asariln our Dor kers f5se million good farm
eis- any M n y b. Is determined to make
- i's.as 5'silkhg the soil, VII be receiv-
g VIC or kaetched arms. We want as
'''a.'] SOC fsrsfsfss as can come. We hays
Is Nia sock Country as can be found
assisne te5R 3iie sscrid, and we want more
,seef r .uafi Ne want, farm laborers;s we
~ sczs, cheese. and butter makers; We
f1slf 9fffONefS. sIaIueneIS, WOOL groves
'ne searulacturers. 8ui we want, most of
q sasraefis % acstliarmrrs. 50 scres farm
z and E5oacre larperss We want farm
.k5 slow deep ana put in their seed IN
Ssa seasS1. We want sub soil men.
lSc don 't.ssant .tlllai .diass Of mensvlaobreak
gssaie with q, shovel plow and one mule,
sa1 x.ao depend tos much op providence
81 crop, without labor. We want carly
rising. hard-sgpfsiaig. sober industrious,
gcad managing men, and with such, our
p1osperity as a s3<a.c and County is Certain.
--I'exzs Sun. ifii - o. sfs3i - ~nf
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---s---
a Mustard Plaster

How many people are there who really
know how 10 make mustard plasterl
Notone in hundred At the most perhaps,
and yet mustard plasiers are used IN every
family, and physicians prescribe ihe appli.
Gallon. The ordinary way is 10 mix the
mustard with water, tempeing il with q lit.
tie -four. Such a plaster as this makes. is
abominable. Before it has half done. its
work ii begins to blister the patient, and.
leaves him finally with a, fayed, painful
spot, after procuring far less effectin a ben
ehcial way1than was intended, Now, 4.
mustard plaster should never, blister at all.
! If a blister IS wanted, there are other plas-
tiers fanbetterthan mustard Flasters- Then
use no water, but mix the mustard with Che
white of an egg. and the result will be a
plaster which win draw perfectly. but Will
not produce blister on the skintof an in
FAINT. no matter how long it is allowed to
remain on the paI1.
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SO JINMANLY NJ EN.AIs there any
10Y axeater thin that which is

]UNMANLY NJ EN.AIs there any
Joy greater than that which is
experienced BY 2 one person
when he helps another person.
There are some men SO low
down that it is said they cannot
bear to have, tie smell of their
clover go into the highway for
Fear that otbdr, folk viii get
something that belongs to them
without i,aying for it; there are
some men who are said to be-
gfadge bees the honey which
they take from their flowers
without IeaBing aayth ing,behind
but that is doubtless imaginary.
A man chose heart does not
respond ito an saot of doing
good or giving happiness is no
longer a mau. He Has passed
the line of.nlanhood, and should
be ranked among Beasts -
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Whe5t,pats, barley and rice, are. some
times called siiica plants, because islStheir
culmpcsitioh 20 or ihhre per. cent, Of silica
Is fohnd ,Deas,i bGaps. glover and luccrn
are can9dsmc plants, as theY cY9tain 80
pr cent. 81 lime; ali'f Tor he SAME reason,
iufniPs, beels and potatoes are called pot
ash plants, as they contain from 70 to 60
per cent. Of alkaline salts IN lacir ash.
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Las NTERvIEw.


Vneticaily rcnaered'by our special corres
pondent-l :, .....fs,.
nv rnilie lis isxyter Toiison - = ifiis
Am brotharo of mayor ,Jonsonq 49,,
I'm down On srcenSar lac and i' ali thar,
a.
That's qaes zioniaskeSi OF me, every day =
As how the ,o,iticarfitle may 20. :, ~. :
=
If the count Is ouiiool. Is republican, :,
'Iis 70 be e; aleesed shall do all l can
This is priv ate between y.or and me.
,li7T OF 9's''-'i-' '''7a
But IL tho utlook Is greenish all rigt g.
The green, slckszs ii help 70 make : ne fight,
Rrovided hl,y re fair and ffike me in ~
Then in Il 50 In help Them 10 win
thr. -fi--. al i.i5ii
But II The county sient,eok is demo eratic,
Grease m q; fhen s'1l be arist6cratic. h,s'S'
That's Il . way in 1850 my tail ma. iallywag.
.,g.is3 . -
in that event after the election * orsryTS1f
~ III ME ne away 70 othef illds of clover,
Ford m at lpolns WHERE scr 1 sts, on go-
-
let fce ally I'm no common tramp, .sifseff
Iiiotgf- tits selloi,iil haFe any siasp, ~ "a
F'dr 'aslys , isswFsr's check and brass.s'T
-
IT'S stne niay mol haze a lawyers lore, iFfte Z
B ~ wlhspt'.es grow wiser thar. me, 'lisfa
= SAi :
Th2t's le.tiii question 10 80 .yepiofouhdf Z
AMER clierg, III ;cntentiar' es are found,
or 2eTchxiue arr ~ the e1s' flows sent, .o1l
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! When the Confederate army
was ion.its shortest rations, Gen.
|. Lee demonstrated one day with
ga stragglerrfor eating green per-,
isimmonssandl asked him. IF he
did notyknow thattheY were un-,
fit for foodas'a'm not eating
the m forfood5 General e1fTeplled
the lmangsbutl for the osake, of
drawing my stomach PUP to, fit
my rations.poii sli,~ bnld5d m
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81 a friend at our elbow, just re-
turned from a business trip into
New Hampshire Tails the follow.
ing good one; On the train an
elderly gentleman requested the
conductor Ito inform him
when he, reached Potter's Place
which was between stations.
This he obligingly consented to
do The passenger then fell
asleep. Tie train pushed on.
and before the conductor, was
aware of it had passed some
distance beyond Potter's Place.
The conductor, however, true
to his promise, backed the
train entheappeinted spot and
then aroused the passenger. in,
forming HIM that he; had arrived
! and could get off, a%"Ohp,i said
the, old fellow, rubbing his eyes
4 didrnot rvant to; get off, but
my wifeItpld ,me'when Igotbto.
Potter's stati,,n to take a pill
It,need notbe sale. the train was,
speedily agai.s in motion.-g5Bqs-
ton, Past. 1t snsil,l,iD d I'd :
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An EnSlishman who Masire-
Gently arrivedGat, Philadelphia,
isishocked to seeiso manyileft-i
tailed dogs 'inrhe streets,dand
feels it his duty tol call public,
attention TO the fact. sEaYour
excellent of' AmericanlloystersIP
he writes t6lthe neditor 3of the,
Tfkes1 aph, your roast beef,
poultry and SUPERIOR shad; i
fear caused daIvery- provoking
attaet of'gout, whicliilwilla pre-
vent ffomtisiting the bench
shows efdoes.to open on Nom
5daylnexG! ? II the dogs to beck
hi5ited prove teE beHnoyibGttGr
ebfed thattRe degs4 ha0e1l no
iced aTor. g your street, the eNtl
yiiibition will notpfove'veryvery
ereditable. oAtleest nineeylVin
every one hundred dogsII have
In thisftitys their
,tailsstoi9he leftis Pan evidence of
dow breed d'tdangefla Dogs
thatecufF tlfeir tails to the night
are ever afflicted withi'lIydros
eploBla, that fatal disease pre-,
wallis only among dbgsthat cnrB
theft tails left. eoigentl6ma
Of london OF any city rof'atl
continent will own a dog Or an
low a dog to follow Thin ,sthat
cufls its taifto theslef. "Hi1iiss (,
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90 ''':ii FOR SALE. 1ei 80
GA few i6tsirft in. the iBassett additions
Price from SIoo to $500. kat3o
-yyo,,e,.F,,JOIIN \. R.ANDLE.
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Gia-presser anal Renairer.

Niqs ~ sniioa 5ygrf s7s7f,i, 81 is E.
3di yussh lip Hampstead, Texas.
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I'm greas fhlloys a nopg the ringers,
auend their me eli gs and cut big f.yseis.
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