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Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

WE call attention 10 J. $. Mansfeld's new advertisement in our columns. Mans field has made an art and study Of his business. Starting in eight or nine years ago when the town was small he has care fully studied the wants, and kept pace with the growth Of Tucson. His is a very popular place, and richly stored with ar 'tlcles of virtu. works of art, toys and pie ture books, table, gin and library books, an extensive circulating library Of bound and catalogued books, every variety ol stationery and desk furniture and choicest smoking goods. He supplies the reading material of large section of the Terri tory, and is one Of the incest men to deal with and talk to that we know of.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08
Mining Work Notice.

u,o SILAS NJ. SHEPPARD OFtINDI AN-
 apolis. Indiana, or any person hOtd- ing title from pIm, interested m that cer- lain miuing claim known as the Cerrn Colorado, situated In Southwest part or Pima County, Arizona
 This is tO nOtify yOH that in accordance with provisions Of the Mining Act or May 10. 1872. that in compliance with require meutS lf said act, work has been GOue on said mining claim for one year OacE p'sst' e,,dinc- January q ls.g hy The underSign- eJ %uv thert-forc. if within niHeiN days from The first publication Oi this notice, vou do mol come iurward and pay your proper propOrt.on Of tue cost of the sald work. the undersigned will claim iorieit- rre of an your right, utle and inteTest, in and to every portion Of said mining claim
 W.C FERGUSON .r,,,.s,.,, Iapuorv II ls-e. BLEW
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

DR. LORD is making some needed i'm provements in the pOstofiice. The old of- fee was much too small fer the largely Increased mail business. He has moved the partition back SD that Assistant Drak ke can now lake in several coach loads oi
 mails and still have ample room to spread himself.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08
Notice to Creditors.

Matter of the Estate of F. Green, deceased. NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN BY I'll r. N undersigned, Administrator of the abOye named estate tO the creditors Of, and all persons having claims against said decsased to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months from the first publication of tnls notice ro the. undersigned at hts office, corner of NesiIla and Main streets, Tucson, or B. II . Hereford, Myers street. TucsOn.
 II. LOWENSTEIN, Ad ministrstnr. Decem ber p, 1878. I-4W
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

THE new bank will he eOpened March lst in that portion Of Lord & Williams store fronting on Congress street and now occu- pied as print room. This will be remod- dled and neatly fitted up into a banking room, private office &c. The institution will be opened in the right way and so continued.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

THE firm Of Lord & Williams have been compelled by their growing business to enlarge their store-rooms. The im- provements made this week insure them much better means for displaying their large stock and greater convenience in their general business.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

IF you want sewing machine now is your time to buy IL. J. NJ. Berger has just proved American sewing machines, which fo: simplicity, durability, use and cheap ness, cannot be excelled. Call at his jew. elry store and look at them.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08
For Sale or Rent. The Tres AIamoS House.

situated at Tres Alamos, Arizona. 4 FIRST CLASS DWELLING HOUSE, ADairy House, Stable, Corral and Black smith shop. Excellent pasture lands and 32O acres of bottom land.
 The property is suitable for roadside hotel, merchandising, dairy and farming business.
 All the travel from Tucson to New Mex leo, Camp Bowie, Camp Thomas, Camp Grant, Dos Cabesas mines, san Carlos In- dian Agency, and Puel To ViejO passes directly by this house. The Telegraph of- flee is in the house. A daily mail passes the house.
 Any number of cows and hogs will be sold or rented with the property if desired. For full particulars apply tO
 H. c. HOOKER, Sierra Bonita Ranch, near Camp Grant. Fen l6 tf
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08
THE largest stock Of toys of every des-
 eruption at the Pioneer News Depot.

CHARLES SHUTz has opened a candy manufactory in Tucson that would dc credit to any city and is destined soon tc become the delight Of the ladies and ail sweet loverS,-or rather lovers of sweets All kind Of candies are now 10 be had o N1. Shuiz at his store on Congress street opposite Lord & Williams. We can now have our chocolate, cream, Sc., as fresh in Tucson as they have them in Boston.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

CHAs. HUDSON, Esq, returned from San Francisco Sunday morning. The bank furniture has been shipped and will be here this month.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

THE roof Of the new Presbyterian church is now ready for the shingles. MT. Davis has begun the tin work, and yesterday we noticed MT. Lowell busy with paint and brush, and so the work progresses well.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

c. II. LIGHT, Esq, who has charge of the machinery for the Tombstone mill, is now at the Cosmopolitan hotel. The machin- cry is this side of Maricopa Wells.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

NEW YORK. January 29.-The Fri. bune says: Stewart's body has not been returned, but the thieves have signified a desire to confer with Mrs Stewards agents for the recovery of the body for a specified sum.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

Col. C. D. SYKES and party arrived in Tucson on Tuesday morning and lelt the same day for the Calabasas District. They are expected back to day.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

GRAND raffie at Levin's. To come off In a few days. Timely notice will be given Of the shaking. Best watch and chain in Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08
Not1ce to Creditors.

Estate of Cornelius Finley, deceased. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE N undersigned administrator Of the es. tate Of Cornelius Finley, deceased, tO the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months afIer the first publication Of this notice. 10 the said adm EisiratOr at his of ice in Tucson, Pima County, Arizona
 W. $, EDWARDS,
 Administrator Of sand estate. January 9, 1879. b iw
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

THE recruits for the Twelfth Infantry passed through Tucson the first Of the week, under command Of Lieut.. Bailey.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

ANOTHER horse-race yesterday. Tom Gardner's bay and a California horse were the contestants. California horse won by about fifty feet. We believe there is to be another race to-day.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

MK. X. BARNETT has arrived rom san Barnardino with his bride and will reside in Tucson. \ happy welcome 10 tnem'
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

THE Calabasas Land and Mining Company have an advertisement Tn to- days paper, of general interest.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08
Flooded Stock For Sale.

WYE HAVE TWENTY DURHAM AND. w Devon bull calves for sale. Part Of them can be seen at Riverside, Pinal county, and the remainder on the ranch at the junction Of the Arivaipl with the San Pedro. Call on or address
 l. D. PUTNAM, 5etf Riverside, Pinal Co.,, A. T.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

ME.J.H. NORTON Of Camp Grant, is in town for a few days on business, He VIII probably return on Monday.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

L. SEAMAN, Esq, of Philadelphia, fa- vored us with call yesterday morning He comes to Arizona to stay ana Will m a few days start on trip 10 the min districts
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

WE are informed that preparations for grand private masquerade ball are under way for the evening oi February 2l.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

WE are promised a first-class minstrel performance very soon-but no matter by whom.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

THE Cherokee barber has neat card to- day.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

SENATOR CHRIsTIANCY, of Michigan, has been nominated and confirmed minister to Peru.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

CHIEF JUSTICE c. G. W. FRENCH is as though the court session there had inn paired either his health or happiness. He will sit down on the Tucson court next Monday morning at ten o'clock sharp, and ye giddy lawyers had better stand from under. The Enterprise says the Judge left a host of admirers at Pre~cott. We'll, we believe he did make some kInd remarks about the people, but the climate was too much for him. Why the Judge says he " took cold there standing on the snow in his lett eye" Hang such a eli mate any how.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

IFyou want to buy any good and cheap
 Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

FoR ARIZONA.--A splendid Henry rifle for s5; a fire bulldog English self-cOcking pistol, 44-bore, for SIS; a beautiful lO-inch hunting-k for g; just the thing for a traveller or hunter. All for sale a: Uncle Harris, 22l Kearney street, between Bush and Sutter.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

TIE finest brands Of Havana cigars and cigarettes, chewing and smoking tobacco at the Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08
BATHING sheets Of turkish toweling just received at the White House.

A SPLENDID improved Howard (the In- ternationaD solid platina movement, 8 holes, ruby jeweled, with exposed pallets, lal capped, an adjusted movement, really worth sl6O, price SS7, at Uncle HarrIs', 22l Kearney street, between Bush and Sutter.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

CIRCULATING LIBRARY.-Best novels in English and spanish at J. $. MansieId Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

RooMs on Main Street. formerly occu- pied by the United States Custom House for rent. Apply to Theo. Welisch.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

CBAS. H. LABEREE, FIOp44SHoI.
 The Table Is always supplied with an ample variety of well-coOked food. No exaggeration in this. Stage passengers and travellers by there understand It, and to them all un- acquainted with the fact are respectfully referred for information
 The Corral is Large And is always supplied with Grain, Hay and abundance of good we'll water. Spe- Gal care taken with stock pr other proper ty intrusted to the proprietor.
 Everybody familiar with Chas. H. La beree's management of Desert Station speaks in the highest terms Of it.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

EIGHTY THOUSAND pounds of machn- cry for the McMillen Mining Company passed through Tucson on Tuesday Of this foundation for the new mlIl is nearly com pleted and there will be no delay in set- ting the mill up. This lot of machinery was shipped in care Of L. Zeckendorf & Co.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

NEW styles Of spring dress goods and ap- prOpriate trimmings in great variety at the White House.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

MR. JOIN A. PIGoTT. who owns some good mines in the santa Ritas, has been Tn town several days having a general good time with himself and the boys. Some of his claims promise well and If his hopes are realized he can pass the bal ance Of his days fin ease. He will leave this morning for his camp.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-08

DREssMAKING and millinery in all it's branches, at the White House.
The New York herald., 1879-09-17

NROMwELL LINE-FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Ostcanpcr KN1CkEEBOCkER will leave Saturday. Sep
tainber 20, a r. NJ from pier North River. Insurance
effected At one.half per cent on open policy.
Through bills Of iaiug given 10 Mobile and principal
points the Mississippi ana Rcd Rivers
REDUCED PASSAGE to New Oreans-Cabin. $40;
CLARK 4 SEAMAN. 60 wess II
The New York herald., 1879-09-17

A TLAS NAIL LINE,
AfOR WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA
calling at the following ports, viz. -
Kingston, ia Cnpo Iayt Gonnives. ST. Mare Port n
Prince Aux Cages and Jscmcl. IN ayt; Santa Martha
savanilla. Carthagens aud Aspnwall In Colombia, and
Regular fortnehtIy saiiings from pier No. 81 North
FOX iXiTi, COLOMBIA. GREYTowN. PORT LIMoy,
ASPINWALL PANAMA AND SOUTH PACIFIC
PORTS.
ALyO. september - AILSh-...... September ~
FOL. KINGSTON. HAYTl AND MARACAfBO
ATLAS Sept embcr ETNA. September Is
FOR PORTO RICO.
CLAflbEis .......... september ~
Superior first class passcnger accommodations
PIN, FORWOOD 90, Agents.
No. 81 Wall st.
DERNUDA WEST INDIES AND PORTO RICO.
I'D Quebec aud Gulf Ports Steamship Company.
FROM COMPANY's PIER NEW 40 NORTH RIVER.
Tor BERN UDA-Steainship GAMMA, September ~
For ST JOHNS, ARECIBO A0uADIL1.A MAYAGUEZ
aud PONCE. Porto Rico, and 81. THOMAS-stcamship
For MARTINIQUE ST. LUCIA. BARBADOS aud
TRINIDAD-Seanship BAHAMA, September "a.
PASSAGE RATES GREATLY REDUCED.
For freight, passage aud insurance npply 20
A. f. OUTEkBRIDGE CO.. Agents. ~ Broadway.
rVExAs LINE FOR GALVESTON DIREcT-THE
i steamer COLORADO Captain Bolgor, will sail from
pier 20 East River Saturday September 20 at r. M
sooner II full.
Through bills Of ladng given lIouston and all points
the international and Grand Northern, Galveston
Houston and Henderson, and tho Gnlyeston Harrisburg
aud san Antonio railroads Passage Galveston reduced
to $50. cabin; x2b stecragc.
For freight passage general information apply
T.. II. MALLORY CO., Agents,
pier 10 East River.
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FIGHT OVER THE CoURr-A- Dead
wood Dakota telegram Of November
llth IL as follows: Judge Moody of
the District Court and the County Com
missioners are at loggerhcads concern
ing the location Of the new court house
aud county offices. each party having
secured lease Of property. the former
on Main, the latter on Sherman street,
ard neither being disposed to recede.
The Commissioners declare that they
will not pay rent on Moody's property.
and will at once prepare that of their
own rental for Court purposes. and that
il it 10 not occupied and Moody persists.
efforts will be made TO remove him.
The Judge says that the courtroom
shall be on Main street. and that IL the
Commissioners go on with their build
ing that an injunction will issue,
which If not obeyed. will lard the
Commissioners in jail for contempt
Meantime Court for motions only ill
be held In small roms Of Moody's selec.
ton. The city is equally divided in
sentiment. and much feeling is mani
Tested. A large number Of cases are on
the calendar, and will be increased by
delay. Charges oicorrup,ion are freely
made.
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PuYaLLUP ITEMS.
iron TIE TSIELLI3ESCEE. !
PUYALLUP, Nov l.

pUYALLUP, Nov Il.
Born. q. Scmner. Nov 10Th. 10 the
wife Of Mr.. John Kiucaid, daughter.
The fall term Ct the Sumner school
opened last Tuesday uornIn. in charge
Of Miss Clara McCarrv.
There we're ten applicants for certifi-
Gates o: the recen. teachers examination
at Steilscoom, of whom seven received
third grade certificates and three failed
g. pass.
A. the animal school meeting in tia
Sumter distric. Mes.rs. J W McCsrty
and J u Gillian were elected school
directors, vi o, with r Dickersou. now
constitute the Board. Mr.. " { Gibbs
was also elected clerk for the ensuing
year.
Messrs. Henry williams and @ II
Granger have formed partnership
ard opened livery stable at New Ia
coma, to take the place Of the one lately
destroyed by fire.
NTH Hall has moved hi, family
and household effects from Sumner into
his newly erected dwelling at Puyallup
Station. {
Mr.. JH Avery, formerly o partner Of
Mr.. Geo II Rysn's in the hop growing
business. departed last week with his
family for his old home in the States.
having become tired Of a pioneer life.
He had only been out here six or seyen
years, not long enough to become har
dened
II seems that the Uerad man really
meant something when be promised the
people Of Pierce county the luxury Ct q
special election TO vote On the county
seat question. His candor is certainly
TO be admired. Ever since the happy
announcement was made we voters
have wistfully watched every move on
the Legislative cbessboaId. to see our
pet scheme pushed forward. At last
came the gratifying news that be lad
"socked her through" and then the
enthusiasm Of his voters was unbound
ed. The phantom Of al elcc;ion-day
spree arose before our mental visions in
tuch splendor that the Intoxicating
pleasure Of the anticipation was enough
of itself to give one the delirium tire
meus. There is one bad feature about
the bill. however. for Us voters. and
that is the clause which seeks to abridgs
the inalienable right Of an American
citizen because be happeos to be poor
man. 1t says that man can't vote
unless he pays taxes! A more disboli-
ca. scheme than this to rob q man Of
his whisky was never eoncocted. What
will the election amount to if the poor
men can't vote' The object Of the
thing 10 to get tue county seat changed,
and what property owner is fool enough
TO vote for a change when he knows he
will have 10 pay tor the fun to the tuue
Of eighty or hundred thousand dol
lars! II the taxpayers are to decide
the question. it will be some time be-
fore New Tacoma becomes the county
seat. A bigger farce was never con
cocted. X
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fnal Weakness. I'npotsncy. I Ugh. Losses by
dreams. piIrples or the face, and lost manhood
can positively be cured. The sick and s,tiicted
should no. fail 10 call upon him. The Doctor
has Travelled extensively Ia Eurvpe al inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there, obtaining
great deal Of valuable Information which he
Is compess u! 20 impsrt TO those in nsed Of his
services. DIX. GIBBON will make no charge
unless he eEec, . cu-e. Persons At distance
MAY BE CURED AT HOME All com.
manicaiions strictly confidential. Yea see no
one BOX the Doctor. Persons writir 90 the Doc
tor will please stse the name OF tie psp.r they
see this Advertisement; in. Charges reasonable
Gail or write Address DR.. J. y GlBBON. Box
1857. San Francisco. oi9d.vix
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THE CHINESE AHEAD. Late adyices

TIE CHINESE AHEAD. Late adyices
from Tahiti are to the effect that the
Chinese, who early invaded that group
OF islands, have very nearly got coa,rol
OF mercantile and industrial pursuits,
10 the exclusion Of natives, French,
Germans and all others. Our own PEG.
pie are no more fortunate. While they
aud others are making only bare liv.
ing. the Chinese, who make no moro
money but live on so much less, are
laying by something all the time and
gradually getting rich. 1t is ques-
ton OF short time only. unless things
mend. before the Chinese have posses
sion Of oil Polynesia.
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CANADIAN REVENUE -Darins the
first nine months Of 1879 the revenue
derived by the Dominion Of Canada
from customs alone amounted 20 slO.-
2oo. 2S2. or Ss15. 9o5 more than during
the same months Of the year before.
The inland revenue If the same Gov
eminent amounted g. IS 22l.4 in 1879,
against S., 1928 zoo the frs, ,hrss quar-
tiers OF 1878. The whole increase was
N,l'A.lo9. This increase i. mainly due
to increased taxation.
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COSTLY AlNANAcs.-Wel Earco

COSTLY ALNANAcs.-WelIs. Fargo &
Co. had an old horse" sale at Port
land last Saturday. Among the large
number OF packages sold Was one that.
from its weight. appearance. &c. seemed
TO the bysssnders valuable and desira.
ble. The opening bid WAS IS cents and
the closing one $s6.75. The excited and
temporarily happy purchaser knocked
OIL the cover at once. and found-5o0C
Ayers slmanacs for 1873. The uufor.
tunste mans happiness was all gone in
q moment.
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The French Forestry Department is
satisfiet that forests directly increase
the supply Of water in their neighh r.
hood. From careful observations a,
Senlis and Nancy. they have decided
that it rains more abundsn,ly in wood
cd tracts. and that while ths leaves and
branches give back the water quickly
to the air. they proven. rapid eyspora.
ton from the ground, and are thus
favorable to the formation Of springs.
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The sentinel, CT Cnicsgo. Sept. Q, says: I'VE cal,
The attention o; readers the nsw advertisement
OF the Investors Agency, No. lie T. Washington
street, Ceeago. "bss the Inventors' Assncy
agrees 10 do ,oey viii do Toe Sentinel has sdyer.
'sset FOR the concern sioes its arst puhlica,os and
We have yet TO bear Of the frs. conplaln, agsins;
It."
The Calesgo Express. seit. 81, say: The attain
iioo Ct our readers Is called 70 the Advertisement OF
The lnvsaicis Agency, ofhce ard rosms Local cd
81 lio Wnhinstsn s.. Caieago. From personai
re thiak friends eaa do 20 better when s.n,inr
goods IN that line. Give them trial"
TIE AneFiesn Ssos SrAn. sep, ltth sav,i I'VE
believe ihs Institution perfectly sound and respon-
sislt aud consequently re scns need have 10 be,-
tasisn aeoai serding for ~hH they desire"
As TO our responsibility We also refer you 10 the
folssing Erras.
BougTea Bros, To- i64 80. Clark S.. Ch;caso
Iiacis.
Miller. WasnsT UnbisEseek. iI9 81 Clark s..
Caic2Ea. IL
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NOTICE.
House Raising and Moving
ApparatuS

On Puget Sand belonging t. the late Isaac VIII
soa. am prepared a. DO any ~ork In that nae on
TIE shostes' no'scs AID in tie nosi ccsnplste
tnazaer- VII! 80 - acy place On tie Seaad. The
beat % r~fsr~ae-s siveS-
Al ors-r~ lef, at tas Hard ware store % p "
WCsrHofP. On Fro~t street, viii b pronpsiy
attended
Also Jack Screws saa e.hrr apparatus can Be
had of hin On aSplscssioa Il reasonable rasss.
sasdu W. 0URRt1T.
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TO AG T. n rs.

Yer ihe beneat Of parties wishing to act as Aaep,s
sor the above good. We make the following ,ree
o5er.
On receip. OF $500 order Tor our Jes,lrv q,
PEI above ocer, i'll send The goods ordered and
make the party getting up the club preseot Of any
one Of the 'oosinE Watches:
Pare Ably ss.niAn Gald Hunting Case Geneva wa,eh.
i o e. Face Ge.eva wa,cb.
Stem Winder.
Pure Abyssiri.n Gold Sem windn, Watch. Il.
10 toe dsrkes, night
Pure Ayssnian Silver ua.ing. c .se Geasy, Watch
Any of these -Four Watches vii Be- sen, alone Tor
80 -. or the Watch ADD either Gents Heavy Ar
ys.iniAn Gold Vesi Chain and Charm Of Ladies
solid Abyssinian Gold Long Opera or Opera Guard
Chain. fer as.O0
Agents Who canDo; stni the fuli $500 At once
can send small orders they procure them and
uaen said orders shall have smou 0, ed TO A.u an
We viii send the watch vRkK OF vrRraEa ca,nap
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NOT &c f..

NHvcAsrS. ". T.. Oct. a. 1879.
I HEREBY WARN ALL PRISONS IRON
l trusting my wife Elizabeth A. Martin on ny
scceost. 80 he Aas lsfs my osd ssA boAsd, end
sAail nos b rsopoasabls foe aay hills eonsxasssd
aftR sA1s da4s,
oaeAAVty NE. NABdn.
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Before Ord. ring Read the FOLLOWING,
All sans Of mousy to tie amount OF 81 90 or over
should be sent ~ Registered Liter Moaev Or3er or
pr.H on New Yak or Chicago. We will hold 90 r.
selves personally rt.porsble for any N. nsy sen. a.
above dir eted All orders under slG 81 strictly
cash Ga orders q slt.oo or over Is GO u,a,:
aocos apasy iar order, aud eAlaree, shea desired
gill be collected O. aelvsrv bu. 10 Goods vill h.
seat & U ID. to greater dinAncs ieaa 500 mile,
Any no2eF received for teese go<ds Alter The s,ock
Is exasasted y VI X iErEe4-2;ey returned PsGar.
amaouot isss than si0O
u On reee pi o. goods yoa net p-rsec.Iy sa,is
Fed, rriUra thea i tardlA,slE 10 good order .c 4
ws Wis refund yczr uacae
'isa,. Sosslt!es &@i Ne I=Tea..oas s.us free %
sps,Acztie1
AGENTS WANTED. Address plainly
A kfS>AA> Pep,
ttoe.Washington St. Chicago, ~
lis xSvSg
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mail frre receipt OF e. ~
All Of his Jewe'ry /, o. q good qa,'ity but, Of
course the quail depends greatly on the prise: for
insts occ the - - articles o. much asr GU. ,y
and itish. besides beIn. heavier than tie s5c oa..