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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-01-09

STOLEN CoTToN REcovERED.-On
Wedn' sday morning Cf last week, Mr..
w. E. Osteeu missed bale uf cotton
frum his gin, about three miles from
Camden. He Immediately proceeded
to take steps 20 ascertain its where
.abouts, and soon got on trail iD the d.
rection of Camden. Ele traced it to
the yard Of Mr.. T. S. Myers, when he
was Informed by Mr.. Myers that negro
had stopped in his yard the night pre-.
vious, with bale Of cotton in cart,
His next step was 10 90 to the cotton
merchants aud 6nd who had purchased
cotton that morning. Upon going to
the platform IF Baum Bros. he discov.
cred his bale peacefully standing among
FIVE others. He immediately identified
it by the testimony Of himself and tive
of bis hands, aud it was promptly sur
rendered to him by the above firm. Il
was ascertaiued that the cottor wa'
purchased from negro by the name o
Charles Peacnck who lives IN the neigh
borhood of Mr.. Oste' n's plantation, ant
warrant Was issued for his arrest, bu
up to this time he had not bern appre
hended. 1t is supposed Peucock ba'
conf.derates, and Mr. Ostren will os
due diligence to ascertain who the,
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Legal Notices.

FROM and after the 1st Of January, 1873,
all advertisements of Sheriff Sales ordered
to appear in either the CAMDEN JOURNAL
or the Ker,ha,c Gazette will have to be paid
for in adraRee-tbe money must accompany
the advertisement in every instance, oth'
erwise no notice will be taken of the same.
It is useless to assign the treason which
urges the undersigned to this course. as ii
is patent to the members of'he bar tina;
both. papers have accounts for advertising
Sheriff Sales which have been long past
due. and many of them will never be paid
We cannot ,rork for nothing.
G.. G. ALEXANDER, Prop'r.
CAMDEN JOURNAL.
Fps H.. E, BEARD. Prop'rs.
Kershato Gazette.
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sss- No communication wiH be publishe

ESg~ No communication wiH be puoh'heo
in the JOURNAL, unles, ge are placed ~
possession Of the name Of the author.
nag We are not responsible for the r'e~'
or expressions Of our correspondents.
nH- Al communication, for personal ad-
rantCqe ,ciU be charged for at the rate Of one
dollar for each inch.
nA- Nominations Of Candidates in usual
form, not to ercesd one :neh, FIVE DoL-
LARS. These charges are to be paid strictly
in Advance, and no exceptions arhaterer 'r'H be
made to the rule.
n-AH communications and contract ad-
pertisement, MUST6s handedin by IL o'clock on
the Saturday before publication TO insure IN
ssrtion in the fellowing issue.
m6- Contract Advertisements must be set
tied for quarterly.
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A PLAIN EVIDENCE OF HARD
TIMEs.-We were attracted BY th-
crowd gathered around the fine dispIny
Of carriages and buggies from th-
world re n"wned factory of Louis Cook.
which were advertised tn he sold On
last Monday, and We're surprised 10 sic
them offered at such low figures and
but few purchasers. Cuptain o. Wit
ter, with his usual energy, tried to per-
suade his numerous friends 10 invest,
but the cry was: III I only had the
money, l would not let this golden OPP
portunity slip" How can such things
be 2
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Mortgage Sale.

By virtue Of a mortgage from Dove Sc
gers, Sr., to Names Baum and Rermai
Baum, as Baum Bros, and by authority o.
of said Dove Segers, Sr., we will sell be-
fore the Court House, in Camden, OF
Monday, the third day Of February pro1
imo. all that real estate described in sal.
mort gage, dated March lst, 1876, as lyins
on Big Lynches Greek, in Kershaw coun
ty, bought at sherif's sale as property o
Col. L. w. r. Blair, as appears by sheriff
deed recorded in registers Office, Rersha"
county, containing seven hundred an
sixty.five acres, more or less. being trac
on which Blair's residence, mills, 60, ar
situated. Bounded north by lands o
Moses Hough. bought OF shsriff's aal', eas
by Big Lynches Greek, south by lands o
Angus Johnson and west by lands OF An
gus Johnson and other lands OF said Dow
Segers.
Terms-One-sixth cash balance on
credit of one, two, three and four years
in equal annual instalments, interest iron
date. payable annually. Purchasers Il
pay for papers. n.r,
HERMAN BAUM.
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DR.. Armstrong; stables are being
filled with the mules he sold on credit
and had to take back on account Of the
inability of the parties to pay. But
then they don't get out of debt by re.
turning the mule.
Last Monday was Old Christmas. 1t
is then that at midnight the cattle get
on their knees to pray aud other strange
things happen iu the vegetable and ami
NAL world. At least that is what We
were told when We were younger.
The ordinances recently passed by
Council contain snme excellent clauses.
lu"re especially those in relation to
street vendors and the traffic in whisky
on the Sabbath. The next thing, now,
is 10 see that they are enforced.
Our ladies', on whom such mstter>
always devolve, should remember that
the 18th Of this month is the day ap.
pointed for raising funds for the Lee
Monumental Association, either BY con
tributions, entertainment or otherwise
The other morning negro boy wns
trying to slide on some ice in the road
In about half a second he was picking
himself up, thoroughly disguised "wid
dat darued slipry ting; it's almos' hard
as my head, and it ain't no good any-
how" ....--..... -. .a'"
Whenever you see Nicodemus riding
out of town on mule, with a quart Of
whisky in one overcoat pocket and th"
The signs Of pistol sticking out fron'
the other side, you may know that
somebody is going to be arrested for in.
timidation. ...., '" .
Out of thirteen men whom we hav.
on our book as having "sworn off" for
year on the first o! January, three have
already beeo seen to ''suile" sew
eral tines. Atthe rate Of THREE week.
it willjnst take three weeks more for
the rest TO 60, and leave one over. II
that one sticks for che whole year, we.
will feel encouraged, .r.,
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RUNAwAY.-On last Monday morn
ing a team belonging to Mr.. j. Il. Lol.
lis tuok flight and went mp the street al
br"ak neck speed. When hear the
bsnk corner the coupling pin fell out
and caused part Of the wagon to drop
off. which threw out the driver, George
Brown, colored, and bruised him good
deal about the head, though not serir us'
ly. The horses then dashed IN TO-
wards the bank, broke down three q
the guard posts Of the gutter and raj
against a tree, which stopped then'
The tongue of the wagon was the only
part broke. Both Of the horses were
pretty badly hurt.
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Eup Act IN omepd the Lien lau an.

FHE Act to amend the Lien Law, sp,
proved December 8. simply re-euact'
and continues in force the Act of Marcl
4, 1878. The 9TH section Of that Act
provided that the 1st section (repealipp
the Act of June 8, 1877 and the I'd
section (makipg advances to planters Il
preferred lien,} should remain in force
for one year. This 7th section is re-
pealed.
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A VIOLATION OF THE NEW LAW
An ARRAY occurred in the store Of
Mr.. W. H Ellis on Monday night be-
tween a white and a colored man. il.
which the colorcd man. whose name is
Abram English, shot at the white mau
with a pistol, bu, missed him. No ar
rests. This presents fine opportunit,
for some trial justice to test the efficacy
of the new law in relation to the use OF
firearms in public places.
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FINE CATTLE.-Dr. s. Baruch has
purchased eight imported cows and one
imported bull, which he has placed on
his farm adjoining Camden, and which
he intends az a nucleus for running q
dairy and form fancy stock. Their
aggregate cost will reach TWO thousand
d'l'ars. They are under charge of Mr.
Brbot, an experienced dairyman and
stock raiser.
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The CoLD.-From sll over the conn
try come reports Of the severe cold,
For tho ast week in Camden the ther,
uometer has been far below the freez>
ing point. The polar wave that swept
over the North and West has caused
intense suffering to The poorer classes,
and we have heard Of several persons
bsing frozen to death. On many rail>
roads travel has been stopped by the
block .ds of snow and ice. The IhoFmom-
eter throughout nearly all thosesrotions
stands below zero. ani in C,icago it j.
% degrees below; 10 Breckinridss it
is "a degrees below. In New York rh:
ferry boats were stopped by the ice
and several vessels We're frozen 10 IN
tbs buy.
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NEW OFFIcERs.-At regular com-
mnnica'ion of Snrins Hill Lodge No
18a, A. F. NJ. held on the 9th ult.
the following officers were were elected
and installed to serve for the ensuing
Masonic year = "2-''.e-' 80; 80.
L. NJ. Smith, reelected w. NJ; G. W
Moseley, S. W.; S. B. Hatfield, J.. W:
r. H. McEachern, Treas; Fl. E. i
PEBBLES, sec'y.; T. j. Rodgers, S. D.
Jas. D. Evans, j. D.; R. P. Weldon, i
A. White, ,jr,,, Stewards; N. Bar6ele
Tiler. .~..
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PERsoNAL-Mr. 0. F. Witte, Of the
6rm of Wrte Bros, Charleston, was in
in Camden last week.
Col. J. D. Banding, of Sumter, wa.
in town Monday, attending to the iR-
terests of clients at the shsritf's sales on
that day. e
Messrs, ". +. Chapman and Rufu'
Fronebrrger, of Charleston, and b. P
S mons, Of Baltimore, we're in Ca nder
this week.
Mr.. G. Noelken was in Charlesio or
last week.
DR.. J. W. Gurley arrived in Camde'
Saturday.
DR.. Z. NJ. Boykln and son, Mr. Johl
Boykin, have returned from Louisiana
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INsTALLED.-At the regular COM
munication of Kershaw Lodge No. 29
A. F. NJ, on Tuesday evening last, th'
newly elected officers were installed into
Office There were present Past Master>
Judge Kershaw, and Messrs. Shiver
Smith, Bpthune and Gen. j. D Ken
nedy, who assisted in the ceremonies
After the Lodge closed the members
we're invited to supper at the Latham
House.
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MARRIED.-A very quiet but pleas
ant wedding ceremony was the ont
performed on Thursday evening last, by
the Rev. DR.. Rutherford; at the resi-
.dencs,sef .he bside'srgsFspIs,NnE Ghes
ls:st street. g&s eelstync,ipg pa.ties
sSvs're Mr. d. Z: ipsrsaf stlbe firm q!
SAlIsfs & Parish and Miss Agei.
Coopss soais Gtsss ,emesros
TIE ysarg lady issE dsusthf si Mt
.. . ! y. Cooper. fospsrls a fesiasas y
Camden, but removed from hsfe sefhs
Vest rpsin years ago
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DEPARTURE OF Mr.. Il. BARUoH =

DEPARTURE OF Mr.. Il. BARUcH -
Our community is about to be deprived
IF one of its mos. sterling and estimable
merchants 10 the person Of Mr.. II. Ba
ruch. For ten years he has been among
US as merchant, aud from his success
and serene countenance We had hoped
fnr him a longer time with Us 10 CAM
len ; but new fields loom up before him
Their. is a distance that lends enchant
ment to his v ew, and Us he looks upon
it. he dofs his Camden garments and
shakes from his feet her dust all for the
delightful cline Of Charlotte. In bid
ding him adieu we wish him the richest
blessings of Heaven. If, in ten years.
he has rivited upon the good people Of
his new home such esteem as he has
lone in Camden, We will only say that
it is we'll deserved, ard that they are
fortunate in having among them q g"n-
tlemen of such taste, character and
financial standing. The JOURNAL bids
him solrmnly good-bye, and extends a
'oug hand to Charlotte to welcome him
there. He is worthy of all confidence,
and we feel assured that he will socn
have it in his Eew field of business,
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A Double INDIcTMENT.-It 1t seems
that Harry Cureron, after stealing the
whiskey and tobacco from Mr.. Ellis
store SON. time since, undertook to
sell the same without obtaining license
from Uncle Sam. For this he has been
in iictad in the United States Court, aud
Mr.. H. Ellis, with others, have gone to
Charleston to testify against him. sr-
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Mortgage Sale.

Frank Adamson to Brasington & Nettles-
Mortgage. -" a'
Under and by virtue Of clause in th"
above mortgage. 7 will sell in front Of the
Courthouse in Camden on the 1st Monday il
Feb'y., al! those pieces, parcels or tracts
land lying. heing and situate in the tow
Of Camden. known and distinguished in the
plan of said town as lots Nos. 1851, 1162
1889 and ll90-eIcept such portion a.
Was sold to James Reed-having front O.
IL eet and "a feet deep, bounded east BY
MCLAUGHLIN, south by and fronting Of
Ru,ledge street, with residence thereon
Terms-Cash. JOHN DoBY, 8. K. c.
jan9td.- r.-.... g.. ... ,f...I.'. 5sr.
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THERE is lively squabbls ia Angus

THERE is a lively squabbls ia Angus
a between the cotton buyers and sellers
The sellers claim that the sample cotton
belongs to them, and buyers claim that
they have the only right 10 it. Both
parties insist on their claims, and the
consequence is almost suspension OF
the cotton business there. 1t matters
little to the poor farmer whether the
seller or buyer takes the samples, as h"
is not benefited Que cent either way, bnt
he has to submit to whatever they may
10, However, since neither of them
can agree as to who has the best claim
to the samples, why not give them t"
he farmer, to whom they riyhttwIy be-
'ene, and settle the dispute
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y RRAsss KsUexs: We understand
that some of the "Joys" around towE
are in The habit Of carrying and using
these unlawful instruments to injurr
Nhosoever they may fancy themselves
iusul''d by. 1t would be an act approved
BY every go"d citizen IN our town if
the authorities would punish these
wretches with the sever st p"Dalty that
the law allows. In some States it is a
criminal offrnse even to have them upnu
The p"rson. without ever attempting t.
use them at all.
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A MIsTAKE.-In our report of th'
fire in the rear Of Messrs. Brasingion 4
Netrles' store last week, We said the,
had nothing to do with tie room where
the fire broke out. We were ulisin
formed. 1t is part of their store, and
is used as a store.room, and locked ~
by them every night. The incendiarie:
broke open the window to gain an en-
trance.
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Hosts of People are Martyrs.

HOBIb VI II cOPfC HTC NU"E ESs
To sick headache, that infaliole symptom OF
disordered stomach, liver and bowels. Many
SC fer from 1t as many as three or four times
week. They do so needlesoly, for Hostetter's
Stomach BItters, by toning the digestive organs
and regulating the bowels and liver, removes The
cause, and dispels the painful symptom. The
intimate sympathy between the brain and the
abdominal region causes the slightest disorder
affecting the latter, to be rejected, as 1t wee,
in the organ OF thought. The reform institu' ed
by the Bitters when the digestive, secretive and
evacnative functions are In state OF cnaos,
rs olher and more beneficial results, VIZ, the
complete nutrition Of the whole physical ecollo,
nv. the restoration of appetite and repose, and
an increase in the power Of the system to resist
diseases of malarlal type.
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Mortgage Sale.
Hunter R.. Boykin, Mortgagor. to W: R
Withers and NJ. N. Kirkland, Mort
0a0epa ..'.-..

Hunter d. boy KIN, mortRa8or' 10 W.
Withers and NJ. N. Kirkland, Mort
gsgees. ... ........... ..-- .''--=-----z- ----s
Under and by virtue Of power Of sail
in said mortgage contained, will sell n
public outcry, ID front Of the Court House
in Camden, s. O., on the first Monday il
February next, within the legal hours "i
sale, the premises described in said mort
gage, as follows: ,-.. l', #fr ~,
All iha. lot or lots Of land situate in ths
town Of Camden. South carolina, known
and distinguished in the plan of said tow,
as lots Nos. 922, 923, 924, and oue-fouril
o. lot No. 921; bounded east by Fai
street, fronting on Fair street, - feet
west by western half Of said LOT, running
back Two hundred and sixty four feet
north by eastern quarter of LOT No 92l.
Also, all that western portion Of lot No
924, extending east from Lyttleton stree
two hundred and sixty-four feet, will
front on said street of one hundred feet.
Terms cash; purchasers to pay for pa
pers b.. .. -D. NJ. NJ. KIRKLAND.
jan9-td ... n
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The SUCCESSORS OF H. BARUcH.-
While We derply regret to bid farewell!
,tnourEsormer townsman and merchant.
NJ. Il linruch, and while we feel that
Ihe iassis almost irreparable, and look
.upo1 Ill "a a cloud in our business
Ecirles sill we see a very bright lining
sr6an9 Il all in the persons Of his suc>
eessar The Messrs. s. A Arnstein &
20. tbs firm is established in this
State aa aagentlemen of character, COM
ability and honor, and are we'll
worthy Of the commenda,iou of our
whole people. BY industry, integrity
and worth they. have amassed larg"
means, and entering upon their new
field and home they come with no closed
6>t, but amply ready to do oil that can
he required of merchants. They have
bought for cash-th.y sell accordingly
and while W congratulate. them upon
their bright future. we also tender to
our people a cordial congratulat;on in
having such men among them. Mature
is always generous. and succeeds one
socd plaut BY anoth' in her wise diffu
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BURGLAR CAUeHT.-Harry Cpreton
colored, who has been eluding arr ST fpl
some time. was caught near Liberty
Hill last week and s"nt to Camden fol
imprisonment He was one Of the bur
glars who broke into aud robbed Mr.
Ellis store some time ago.
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JANUARY AND MAY.-Ap aged gen
tleman from Richland County passed
through Camd.n. on his return home.
accompanied By q fair young bride
whom he had captured in this
cnuntv '.'..
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SKATING Those Of our citizens who
know how to skate. had the chance Of
enjoying this delightful sport on Mon.
day and Tuesday of this week. The
pond on Col. Cant-y's place, three
miles west of Camden, was frozen hard
enough TO bear up the weight of thr
heaviest men. -
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The Cotton Market
CAMDEN, January 8.

CAMDEN, January 8.
The receipts for The past week have
been quite tree, with a decided upward
tendency as regards price. We quote
the II arket as el"sing yesterday at from
8 " 9 cepts ueO0vdips " quality
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Mail ARRANGEMENTS.

Posr OFFICE HouRs-open at a. m, close At
12m. open at l:30 p. M, close az p. m. Nortn-
m. Lancaster mail closes at p. m: OH Monday,
wednesday and Fridays. Flat ROCK mail closes
at o. m. on Mondays and Fridays. Ienerson
mail closes at p. m. on Fridays. money ofaef
Business closes at II q. m.
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4, a acIops Sw1sE "a SOW be-
lssa;ss IS lr. i. ii. Pssrss lI'iat6 I
J van ssaty tset sssp, ap Tuesday, and md
xaa Sss i taken out until the iae
Snndas still allss. sS.I .issss
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ONE MORE UNFaBTuNATE.-A short
time since a gentleman of this town re-
C. ived later from Henry P. Jones,
sty ling hims IF general asrnt of the
New York Jewrlry Importing Con'pa
ny, requesting him to act as agent for
The sale of the lottery tickets of th'
company here and as an inducement
presented him with ticket calling for
gold watch and chain, valued at $500.
which he was informed he could obtain
by paying one per cent. Of the value
The So was accordingly sent, and the
agency accepted In short time h.
received reply. stating that the SO had
been received, hut it was necessary thai
the ticket should be paid for tile price
of which was S5-b"fore the watch
could be forwarded. II the gentleman
preferred it, the watch would be sent
G O. D.. and he could pay the IS upon
receipt of the package. The gentle.
man wrote that he preferred it that Hay
On last Friday the package arrived
aud the gentleman paid the money to
the express courany. Upon opening
the parcel, it was found to contain
three brass chains, worth about 25
cents apiece. Trial Justice DePsss
was Immediately applied to. and an at.
rachment was issued for the money
The gentleman will recover it in the
course of ten days But in the mean.
time his first SO has ''gone where the
woodbine tvineth
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Free School Notice.

All persons desiring to be examined fo1
positions az school teachers in the Fret
Schools Of Ksrshan county will please re
port at the School Commissioner Office
at the Court House, in Camden, promptly
at 10 o'clock on Saturday. the 18th inst
This is the final examination for this fiscsi
year. JOEL H0UGH,
''- School Commissioner z. c.
.... L. McOANDLESS,
J. W. JAMISON,
Members Board Of Examination.
jau9-2t r
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Free Schools.

The Trustees Of the several School Di.
tricts in Kershaw county are ordered t
have all tho free schools within their dis
tricts opened Immediately for the benef
Of the children therein. .....-...,
By order of the Board Of Examiners.
a. JOEL HOUGH,
... School Commissioner K. C..
|. r .. ' L. McCANDLESS,
+ yat. .. - ]. w. JAMlS0N,
jan9-2t rar Members Of Board.
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PARALyzED. 90 last Monday
zMerpisgMsi N. Desaossars re-
asisea i sasoke oflparaIysis 10 his rightl Z
i ss. re wss ipprosing b sss pc'
eoasts
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MASTER IN EeU'TY.-The Governor
has appointed Gen. JAMES Chesnu'
Master in Equity for Kershaw county
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given to all whom II
may concern that was, on the llth day
of November, 1873. relieved as Trustee Of
the estate Of Mrs. Kate E. Meroney.
jan9-4t JOHN P. REED.
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AGENTS READ THIS.

evil pay Agents salary Of 800 per month,
and expenses, or allow commission, TO sell
our NEW and WONDERFUL INVENTIONS. We
mean business. Address Sherman & Co., Mar
shall, Mich. rs
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HOUSEKEEPERS! /!

postal card cent rs with your address Will
insure free In return our illustrated circulsra Of
nice house furnishing specialties. PALMER
SKILToN, Manufacturers, 2Sl Pearl street, N. Z.
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WANTED 4sss seoD es@asS' asssE E e. a. and isSs ss
adjoining towns for the best selling household
articles In the world. Tip-top profits, write at
once to n. Y. Manufacturing Co., Clinton Piacs
New York, 40 H