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The Republican journal., 1879-04-17

ness"
The eye Of faith can see dandelion greens oul
three weeks ahead
Sieishs were again brought out on Friday al
Saturday of last week
The Maine Central now runs coal trains trol
this city to carry away the accumulated eargoes
number of pupils have been taken from tn
! upper grammar school and ordered into the hgl
school
Last week Belfast Had two kinds OF founders
those in the river aud those in the drifts Of hey
fallen snow,
4 polar expedition passed over this city on Mon
day morning last not Bennett cruiser Jeanette
hut flock OF wild geese.
Edmund Berry, of stockton. recently reporte,
having been LET! sick at Gibraltar by brig pavi,
BuEbec has recovered and returned to New ork
4 letter recently received i'll this citv announce.
the death, at London Canada Of ". II Wilson
principal contractor tor building the Belfast raiI
road lie died April nh
The correspondent who asks tor the poem rha
suggested the recent gtt OF an arm char to tn,
/ poet L7ntiellov viii lind The Village Black
/ smith III the next number OF the Journal
The Ase grows sentimental o,et tress ~ har
4 t.iud IN an Ma uook 1t That Office rcrhap, .net
4 AL # may Oily represent the many Hair breaIt'
escapes from being elected 4, otilgy un,yl INV I'LL
tor has had
The bark John Z Smith of Belfast now at Ncu
! ork lrom NAiia As was pat u the hurricane OF
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FOR SALE!
Auction Of Livery Stock !

Nh ERE will be sold at public auction, to the high
L est cash bidder at the Searsport House, Sears
port, on Saturday, ApriI Goth. horses, CARR
ages. harnesses, and all the livery stock of H. NJ
Thurlow, of Belfast. If stormy, on the Monday fol
lowing. SAMUEL q. THURIOW
c. c. CAREY, Aucioneer.
Belfast, April II, 1s7g.-2wlGt
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Your Voice Is gone and it is because YOU let
that cough run when you might have cured It by
using DIR. A. }. Flaggs Cough and Lung Syrup
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frequently as many as two hundred orders from
samples are received IN one day, at OAK HAIL. Boston
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Notice Of Foreclosure.
Farm for Sale /!

A '"r a'iy q fn ano " tt nile r irom
fmTAS poSt-otilce, store, meeting house and
wn4rves has about three hundred
AE1Edl443Z0 apple trees, IA of cranbcrrics,
3 wears old, good shore OF 10 rods and fish privilege
also Il good chance to get granite. Plenty OF good
pasture, and 80 acres of second growth. Buildings
consist of brick house HOMO with ELL wood house
and carriage house. Barn 3Sx4O with good well OF
water, and never failing water in the house. This
farm will be sold this spring. Is miles below
the Camp Ground, miles from Belfast, and IA from
Saturday Cove. Will sell stock and tools if wished
For further information apply by letter to
4wlGt +. ID. FREEMAN, Northport.
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in the County OF waldo, decreased, hy giving bond a-
the tiw directs, hc therefore requests adj person
who are indebted TO said dccca,,d- estate tu max,
Immediate payment, and those who have any de
manda thereon 70 eNhlt tine same for settlement 6,
tim. JAMES LEHMAN.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County Of Waldo, On tile second Tuesday OF
April, A. d. 1872
NTAhl \ DENEREUN named Exocutrix in a
VA certain instrument purpOrtng to be the last
will and testament Of Horace DevorcuX late Of Pros
pect in said County Of Waldo, deceased, having pre-
scented said will for Probate.
Ordered, That the said Mary A. give notice to all
persons interested by causing copy of this order
be published three weeks successfully in the Rcpub
lean journal, printed at Belfast. that they NAV a
pear at Probate Court to be held 1T Belfast, with
in and for said County, on the second tuesday OF
May next, at len ut the clock before noon ana
show cause if amy they have, why tile same should
not be proved, approved ana allowed.
PilID 5ERSEY Judge.
A true cory. Attest II. r. FIELD, Register.
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ju the count, OF .ddu, doc',-ci, '} giving hpud
a. the laws directs, h' therefore, requests .I pOI
-ou. who ur" indebted lt-Jd d'e-a-ca'- estate .Ip
make unmed'Itr payment, and tn'-' "Np Ia'r au,
demands ther'o d., >ul'ut f.l, -.tH, tar tu,ut
10 him. Il. NJ n NW AIMS.
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Lorllard paid only $3.50 for Parole.
The number Of swine in this country
is sh766,eoo.
The English miners still continue TO
strike for higher wages.
Texas contains 6o.ooo more acres of
land than the entire German empire.
Gen. Bauregard, Late of the confeder-
ate army, was in Saint Louis last week.
The late William b. Howes OF Salem
left $4,000 10 the Boston A;heneum.
Tom Thumb has kissed million Ia
dies. What good pastor he would have
made.
Fifty families from Illinois have sent a
committee to selec: land in Morris county,
Kansas.
= Cotton seed oil is manufactured at
Memphis, Tenn, at the rate OF 100 barrels
per day.
Three hundred thousand more white
salmon have beea planted in the Kentucky
river al Frankfort.
"A very earnest demand for new gem
eral bankrupt law comes up from the great
busttiSSS SSHtStS-
= twenty-five thousand live quail are
being imported from England TO be set at
liberty in Pennsylvania.
: Fred Archer, the English jockey, re-
ceived S., 500 for riding Parole. his, We
take it. is a center shot.
= 1t is estimated that the increase of
money at interest in New Hampshire over
last year will reach SS,ooo,ooo.
The Lexington Press says the wool
crop this spring is 10 better condition than
ever before known in Kentucky.
1T is Estimated that the cattle receipts
of Omaha for the present year will num-
/. Der from 10000 to175.ooo head.
"A gentleman of JSckson, Miss, has
secured a lot Of silk worms, and will Try the
experiment of making them profitable
"A pale, worn, gray-haired woman, in
white mob-cap and cashmere shawl
thusis the Jenny Lind of these days desert
bed.
"A novelty at the recent fair Of Saint
Paul, Minnesota, was team OF elks, well
broken 10 harness, and very gentle. They
travel sixteen miles an hour.
= Mrs. Jenny Lind-Goldslnith's eldest
daughter has a pretty voice. but Mrs.
Hooper says that she has not inherited her
mothers love of art, and will not study.
Mrs. Martha B. Murret of New Ha-
ven left 100000, with numerous legacies,
among which was a gift of Ssoo-to news
boy who rendered her good service on all
occasions.
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-ssJ,sst my luck, - rs the fellow said when
his spu,ise caught him kissing the chamber
maid in the pantry.
The o.sweet By and Rye has always been
popular song, but a new one called The
Swre. Rock anil the Rye Is being sung by
more people than ever attended 4 revival
DER amt no niger on de top side of
creation, :, said colored man the Other day,
putiing his hand to his bandagea head,
'.wnas can sing HYMN and put de gears on
a kiekin male at the same tisle-'
= There is one thing about n kiss" said
gentleman TO hiswife, .that makes life very
dear 10 US men - ssOh, know what II isl >
was the reply; FITS q pair OF pretty lips. -
Yes, indeed, and the satisfaction man
has Of knowing that the lady mouth Is light
~ closed for short time. =
-.sPafrick, /" said The priest, ''ihis widow
AIolony tells me YOU have stolen one Of her
finest pigs. Il that so" :. Is, yer honor; :,
what hare Sou done with il KILLED it
and ate it, yer Honors' 80, Patrick, when
You are brought face 10 face with the widow
aud her pig on Judgment Day, what account
will you be able to give of yourself when the
widow accuses youof the theits'' !" Diu yon
say the pig would be there, yer Riverenee2"
ITO lie sure did ssWe.i. then, yer Rev
oscnoe, IN say, Mrs. Molony there Your
pig
= eyes, feilow-ciiizens, - said wild ives
tern orator, with gold y; par, s;reenhacks at
a Uranium, the tax taken on raw swhiskey,
onr debts MI paid, and iiber-y-.learoidg GAL
has 4 new ires-, and The American eagle an
additional arrow and a fresh olive branch, |
ask what l. 10 prevent Us fran being the great
est people ON earthly pause for n reply
Just at this point mellow old egg exploded
right on the bridge Of his nose, and he added;
The pansc wiz continue nctil can bust the
stuliin' out % 2ile ioIs-eareu leper that o.
whoop. let n.e at himi''
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reward of Fideiity.

Never foFSaie fHend. When enemies
gather around; when despair bEghts the
heart; when sickness pales the brow when
adyerSity overtalses him; whea the world
is dark and cheeriess-i5 the time 10 show
tue friendship. They WHO turn from the
scene of distress beiray their miserable by
pocrisy, and prove that only selfish interest
moves them II you have. luend who
loves you; who has studied your interest
and happiness; whose heart has been made
glad when yours was; Who exhibited kind
ness when only disinte.esied friendship
could have been the motive-bc sure 10 sus-
tain him in adversely. Let him feel that
his former kindness is appreciated, and thai
his attachment 10 yen was notthrown away.
Real fidelity may be rare, but il exists, as
well as that meanest OF all human frailties-
ingFziitudei He who never has practiced
dong frendly Offices for 4 WORTHY and val
ned friend in hours Of affection or distress,
knows nothing ofiis worth and pcwer. aa6
: lpsi p nail the beauty Of this hle.-
Sherman Register.
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Country Girls.

Meta Victoria Fuller, in sisterly way,
thus talks TO country girls:
.'The farmers daughters are soon to be
the life as well as the pride Of this country
"a glorious race of women. which no 9TH
er land can show. ! seek not to hatter
them, for before they can become this they
will have to make an earnest effort of one
or rwo things. There is some who depre-
cate their condition, and some who have a
false pride in it, because they demand
more consideration than they merit A
want ofintelligence upon an the subjects Of
the day and OF refined education is no
more excusable in country than in town
bred girl, in these days ofmany. books and
p rodieals-
Many girls are discouraged because
they ccnnot be ssnt away from home TO
boarding schoeis but mem of. superior
minds and knowledge of the world would
rather have for wives women welland pro-
peFly educated at home. And this eddca-
.fion can be had whenever the desire is not
wanting. A taste forreading does woncers
and an earnes, thirst after knowledgeIs al
most certain to attain sweet draught from
sreriai spring.
There is farmers daughter in this
very room in which am writing-a beau
iiful. refined, and intelligent woman--in
whose girlhcod books were not SO plenty
Is now, and who obtained her 6ne educa-
ton under difficulties which would have
discouraged any but ere who had true
love for study
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The Springfield Republican calls aticn-
ton to a trait of farmers in which, i. thinks,
they differ. as regards each other, from
the member OF any otner guild. Each
man is eager 10 show his neighbor any
new discovery or acquisition which he has
possessed himself Of that IS likely 10 help
on business offarming. II he thinks he
has good thing he wants others to know
about it. whether it be the result OF some
successful experiment in raising crop. an
improved breed Of cattle, or variety of We
getabies or package Of superior seed
which has come from distance Appar-
emily he does not Tor moment entertain
The idea that il would be 10 his profit to
keep such knowledge or specimens to
himself. And II another farmer comes to
see him, he is pleasesi to show al his pos
sessions. and there arc no corners Of the
place by which the visitors IS hurried be-
cause some experiments going on there
which the owner does not care to have
seen, as L often the case when visitor
makes the grand rounds Of factory.
Contrast Ibis habit Of the farmers with the
way that neighhoring merchants and man
uiaclufers do their business. Why, when it
was FIRST proposed 10 connect the paper
rzills in Holyoke with their Offices IN this
city BY telephone, objection was at once
raised thst the paper makers might possibly
learn eech others secrets as conse-
qHence-"
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In almost every phase of life, may we
observe that manly stability follows manly
energy In hials and misfortunes, those
viii bear them most bravely and submit to
them most cheerfully who have struggled
the hardest 10 avoid them. The calamity
that comes through neglect is the hardest TO
bear. The fretful, repining, discontinued
murmurer IS almost invariably the one who
has put forth the least effort to help himself.
So the promises that are most cautiously
made are the most firmly kept. The gem
crosby that is guided by wisdom is themost
thoroughly dependable The love that IS
founded on respect is the deepest and most
permanent. True manliness and woman
illness must combine the elements of activi-
ty and repose, OF vigor and calmness, of
firm viii and gentle pliancy; and those who
most faithfully and energetically use all
their powers as duty calls them forth. viii
be able to stand the most firmly and easily,
and to rest the most calmly and coniented-
w, when the hour Of labor ceases.
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A sterling ola Poem.

Who shall judge man by his inanncrs9
Who shall know him by his dress?
Paupers may Dc ~ fer princess;
Princes nj cor something less.
CYumpled shirt and dirty Jacket
May hecioihc tic guiiea orc
Ofthe deepest .t3,pFhts and ieciings-
satin vest can d. no nore.
There arc streams Of crystal nectar
i.vcr lowing cut nf siene;
= There are ,nTpe beds and golden,
Hidden c'usi,etl aad uyoTtanowH.
God, wac counts hy s1n.s, not drt,ssas.
Loves ami l.raspess y,,u aud me,
While he values iarurcs tire hishest
Istsl as pebbles in the sea-
Man upraised aniang hisfellows,
on olgeis lis fellows thea;
Observation-Disclosures, remember
That yoiir meanesi minds are inenl
Atrn OF In ror, men o! feeling,
Men OF thought and men OF frame,
Ginning equal rights 10 sunshine
In a man's eunobiing name.
8 There arc fam embroiderel oceans,
There are little Nuod clad rills:
There are ieehle inch-hish ssaings,
There arc cesislrs on the hills.
God. who counts by souls, not STATIONS,
I4oses mud I r,lsisers yna anti me;
For u him all vain distinctions
Are ~ pebbles in the sea.
Toiling bands alone are builders
OF Z nation : wealth and fame;
Titled laziness Is lensiened, q
Fed and fattenel on the ,ane;
BY the sweat of others f1rehta,iS,
Living only to reioicc,
While the poor man : outraged freedom
V:tinly his its feeble voicr-
Truth and justice are eternal,
Bora with ioveliness and light;
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Cure Your bacon.

Hogs VII sell low. Farmers should. ask
lzhemselves # il viii not pay them 10 put w
Macon and sell that instead Of live hogs
cd erred bacon always sells we'll Why
no, an intelligent farmer cure II as well
sny one else? He can do 1t. The best
rrs we ever tasted were cured By farmers.
course. il requires some skill and taste
cut hams and. shoulders so they Will cook
bee. but any one CA do tiff he f5ies. Talk
HFigh your neishbor about il. watch others
lwhen they kill hogs, and learn TO do it q
lilile better than they do. Neighborhoods
|cou,i form associations and GET a conpe-
tent man to superintend The killing and cur
ing Of pork, and do well by it The pork
packers 60 to great expense, They pay
high rents. high wages, high salaries, live
at a high raie, and everything is expensive
about them. The most of this expense
could be saved BY farmers doing their own
work on their own premises. Its true that
farmers think they can't attend to such mat
ters- Buff they can't on a large scale, let
them Try If on a small scale Make be-
Cunning. Put up q portion Of the pork you
raise TO sci when cured. Next year put
up more- Save yourselves from The rob
berries of pork nngs--Eachange.
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A SPRING FEvER.-A flame is in her
CLASSY eye. broom Is in her eager hand,
alof, she lifts a Sudden cry that echoes Ike
new brass band; her dress is reefsd about
her knees, as through the house she cuts a
path, and 10 her every stranger seems a
being Of majestic wrath. Step-ladders scale
the papered height, and tubs of water food
the floor, her voice is heard from morn to
night, rising above the awful roar. Fly
from her presence dog and cat, fly from her
presence man and mouse, it is the vernal
frenzy that possesses her-she's cleaning
house--Philadelphia Press.
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r L. EDWARDS,
Contractor and Builder.
THOMAS B. OGLESBY,
PRACTICAL
Gin-DreSser and Repairer,
Hampstead, Texas.

Takes pleasure in announcing that he is
now prepared to apply to Gins his new pat
ent Gin-Drcss at reasonable rates. Ny
mode of dress is superior 10 the briar-point,
or any other in use; inasmuch as it does not
nap, cleans the seeds, makes better sample
and gins faster.
have also procused, at heavy expense,
new patent cumming machine" with
which am enabled to repair worn out gin
saws, providing new teeth anu making them
do Is good work as anew gin. Satisfaction
guaranteed IN every instance.
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Farmers. pillow deep. reoollect that one
good substantial feature in farm-work, Ike
sound deep drought, in comparison TO
shallow vasaries is worth more at the har-
vest, than al the superficial farming you
can think OF.
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A narrel of plaster should be kept in
handy place in every stable and manure
cellar. Where this is used constantly there
viii be freedom from the usual strong odor
of stables and fermenting manure. and a
saving of valuable material which would
otherwise escape.
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"-----s--s--=-'--77
How 10 Labor and to Wait.



"All things come in time to him who
waits" says the proverh, but how few there
are who know how to wait This feyerish
anxious, expsciant waiting, how II wears
opon the soul, robbing the thing waited for
ofhalfiis pleasure Its calm, continent.
patient waiting that bears the earliest and
most certain fruit, the waiting that does not
seem long because the waiter has discount
It'd Disappointment al the outset by expect
ing il to be long. The man or woman who
has an object 20 accomplish may set all
possible machinery in motion, may plan
and scheme, but is nine cases out Of ten
there viii be no success without waiting
patient, steady, silent waiting. The wise
man watches the Development of his plans,
notes every symptom and estimates its
bearing and importance, but he bends his
energies to waiting and-succeeds-
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PoIlTEsEss.-PolitencSs costs nothing.
Its just as easy to be polite as gruff and
bearish. No one is more benefited by true
courtesy than the business man, whether
that courtesy IS exercised by himself or his
subordinate. We know OF some establish
ments from which reliable customers have
been driven. never, never again to return,
simply because statesmen and saleswomen
have failed in the courtesy appropriate to
their positions. On the other hand, we
know of many business places which are
continually thronged with customers, sim
ply because the attendants. as well as the
principals, are polite and attentive, and
seemingly DESTROYS Of pleasing. Depend
upon il, nothing pays better.
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NOTICE!

All persons having claims against thees-
tate OF T. R. Power, deceased, must pre-
sent the same for allowance, within twelve
months after the and day of April. 1879,
ION which date letters of administration
were granted to the undersigned) or the
payment thereof viii be postponed until
the claims which have been presented with
in said twelve months and allowed shall
have been first entirely paid.
L. w. CAMPBELL, Administrator.
Residence and postofiice address, BRENNAN,
Washington county, Texas. apl 25-4w.
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Estrays.
FOR SALE.

A commodious one story house, beauti-
fully situated on Main street near the
square. JOHN a. RANDLE.
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Barnes House,

Cener Name Street and Texas Avenue
Houston, Texas.
{ Tine Old Capitol Hotel rebuilt and ur-
nished with entire new furniture. Fine
sample rooms, and especial attention to
travelling commercial gentlemen.
]. L. BARNES, Proprietor.
PETER LOISELLE, Stewar
aup2I-tf
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J.W.sAYLEs, COUNTY SURVEYOR.
FOR SALE.

A small neat residence, south of r. r.
Depot rents for SIS per month. Price
$3.50. JOHN A. RANDLE. .
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RRICKI BRICK !

One kiln of brick, firm, hard and of SUI
perior quality, for sale in quantities to suit
by E. P. DAVIS,
apr4wzm BRENNAN.
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Tremendous Attraction
At
NEWBOUER BROT THEIRS!
LOOK At THEIR PRICES
$50 Pieces Linen Lawns &c., !.
100 Pieces Batiste Lawns 1Oc.,
100 Pieces White Pique &c.,
100 pieces figured fancy pique, new styles, Zoe.
100 pieces Brilliantines, new styles, lOc.,
SO pieces Variegated laws, entirely new, Is.
SO rolls of mating at ISc. yard,
100 Marseilles quilts at 81 a piece,
50 pieces plaid grenadines at l5c a yard,
20 pieces bunting, all colors at lSc. yard,
80 pieces Leona lace dress goods at 3Oc. yard,
10 pieces silk pongee at Goo. yard,
Is pieces silk poplns at 75c. yard,
20 pieces summer silk at 75c a yard,
5 pieces black gros grain silk at 81 a yard
20 ready made dresses at $3.50 piece,
100 French Imperial corsets at Soc piece,
SO dozen ladies linen collars at fOc apiece
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; rsElhe EAalAx-
4EQdRIsrN0 cAeL.
Y o
nYcAR.YICKIIaa9x.


Oh this the royal day
UY0M Tky W64drous days!
Our Father, God, to Thee We brisg,
And on Thy altar lay,
- Our soui's divinest offering :
OF gratitude and praise
For al Thy gjfts, but lrst 81 ~
FertAsf q Tty,ovx,sSd
who comes - We before him fall
To claim NJ for his own.
CHORUS.
We come to meet Him,
The Christ in whom the world rsjeiess,
We come to greet Him
From the oceans, from the Lands,
With the music Of our voices,
With the clapping Of our hands.
On this our day Of days
The world slips from our grasp.
As we Christ's feet do clasp.
Raised up on shining angel wings
We. lost in wonder Of Gods ways,
Reaoh sfter heavenly things.
The chorus strong, still stronger grows,
Hope kindIes new light
Within our bosom, and heavens rose
Is blossoming In our sight,
CHORUS.
And thus we come before Him.
Our Saviour, aud our heart rejoiees,
We worship and adore Him,
On the oceans, on the lands,
In the music Of our voices,
In the clapping Of our hands.
Wichita, December 1879.
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I a happgf sye.t took plaes q tne 0ecmcn-
kG66IsA 66glG Isz6SG ~1seE,
amer the regular service. One Of our worthy
dtassas. 1r. Joseph 0ertsfs. led one Of
wDet5b ~ 1.al6!4a ~ U.s. GGrs,
party and guests repaired to the residence Of
lrs4hgUd w1ergm sxee1eng nlnner, was
Jefted; sSgAoK lxdnn estihabIe Wife doing
III b their power to entertain the company.
"Tye heaxts SOW n harmony bsst.
Yeo e6a16 noW4 - 6tpeasss inset,
Two lives now blending in one. I"
GIT
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c. N. Plat brought over ''wisp." hank or
bundle OF tobacco which he had raised and
cured this year. Some Of our cigar maker.
who have examined II pronounce il very line
for cigar wrappers. 1t is very nicely cured
and can be seen nj Steele's loan ONCE. Some
of our older readers will remember tast In
1854 Mr.. Schumacher had several boxes of
cigars from Sedgwick county tobacco msnr.-
featured at Cincinnati. couple of boxes 81
winch were sent out here to be smoked I'D
and which were pronounced every fair,