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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-31
saapherdstown snmmarg 1.

From tbe Re1's'r
Fioml Decoration June i.h. al o-
clock Cal VA. Morgan, Marshal
Mr. Tovpcf Sch,v has entirely ree8v-
erel DIS cycsight again. Eorsona weeks be
had been o.mos, Hiel.
The Normal Glass of Shepherd College
tsis year ai3 have Us graduates. bnt only T.
wi. take plrt Ia e graduating exercises.
SIR j Fred Hcnliu.ar Was paraivzeI
GA Thursday of hs' week. lie was deprived
Of spee,l. and also % the use OF DIS right side.
Ncssr-. David Billmyer. 4. W Nc
Cctry. WIN. H.hstine O.. T.. llcSlilcr G NJ.
BeIzloover. T.. S.. Pod,uberler, W. A Nor
gan, we've elected Directors OF the jefferson
Ssvn,s 3aus CO the cnSling wear. ana David
Bilmyer. pr-siieoi, and r Harrison. Cash.
The Senior Glass OF Shepherd College
wi.l tav, sevca graduates ibis year. The hon-
ors lays been distributed Us merit as follows &.
The fr>, t1nor IS conferred upon Jacob i E4-
Gle and ElUard L. fu,k- lie scc0Gi upon
Feed T.. Nelvlcimcr. the tl,Tl upon Chls.
R Awcctt Nessrs Eng,c anl Fa.k drew
lots us o. who Should deliver the N1.cjic;0rY.
aud che ID GEL upon Nr las.o
The assessment ot property iu Shop
hcrlst3wu Is rs follows Realty $3.50 O50.O0
Personal Slo9 -t1 00 Total S2526l5 Oo --
Head tlN on go. Moot Dass 20. The levy
VAS ail 30 SD cents 0u tlc ono hundred d1l-
lars % Real and Personal property Head tax
Cd cents. Dog nx, so cents L.cc4ss Tor s,.-
ling liquor $50.
Ihe commencement EXERCISE rf Shea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-31

Hon Charlie Foster hasbecnHomina-
yea by the Republicans Of Ohio as their cau-
dijaie for Governor. Father Tai; was laid 90
tha sle.f.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-31

Mr.. d. Tn Natyr is reported as saying
ihat De believes there is being prcc'p'tatei d
revolutionary coalition Of a44irs, ia couse-
queuce o. our present Gnanciai system, which.
unless it is soon changed ana az equilibrium
established, vli lead % disastrous consequence
90 Che moral aad Commercial, conditions e our
people
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-31

Il IS Suggested by correspondence from
Washington that Congress will adjourn abart
tlo iolh Of June
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-31

A destructive and alaui,ous ffo oc
cured az Hagcrsnur Mi, about OF, or tro
o'clock Thursday moruing-resulsing "a The DO
strac,'aa of ,es Washington Hotel, ry large
ard Che principal hotel ard the deaths aai
Tcundirs Of quite nun Der of ihe iaua,os. 40
early boar 90 Thursday. serea dead bodies A4l
been recovered from iLe r1lnsi lai many were
Injured 90 jumping from ,ae windows ara ota.--
wise escaping fsom the GAINES. that one map
jauPcd tom a alndov, broke bis back end died
sAefcfrom. The house. % seems bad many guests
quite a number os persons % attendance upon
Court a. ui.ne. sea, &c. 40 a. hour of our in-
Nruan;'s departure quite number % ,he Aoti
guests we're missing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-31

/, frequently happens That severe pain IS
very gro4. relieved iy thorough purntion.
,se Us. Bulls Baltimore P.i.s Cor tiis purpose
Pticc cts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-31

Wc-o 90 press m advance Of tao COM
Pletion q tbo prageume fr Memora. Day
Mr james ". Ga.'4lcr las been appointed
Marshal a.d viii Be assisted By Mr. luius t..
llolmos and others. We have uo doubt tie
arrangements ana al the ceremonies wu Be
such as 90 reflect credit upon ile community
ard prove Interesting to au who attend.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-31

!. SHAN. GALLAHER, Aucuoneef.
Aay 20, !s79-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-31
PUBLIC SALE
Of
Va liable Real Estate.

10y vhf1c Of a Decd % Trust executed By VIII
Hair A. Shewa.tcr O. Thomas c. Green Tius-
t.c, I'D record % iha CLERK Office Of the County
Co1ft ~ Jefferson C7uitT, IN Decd Book SO. s,
ragr i-, and tie order OF ihe Chcuil Court ~
Said Conuty entered GA thc 2nd day % November.
lS77. sub 5tciinC The undersigned as Trustee in
Chaiiestauu, ihe assignee DO tao bond Of l14ft3l
ig said .crt secured, whi odci for saie 90 public
auction il front Of the Court House 10 Charles.
town.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-31
Shawls, ClOaas, and Wraps.
- - GJogtumeg.
Easiarr. ElnEas. & Nanakerehieis

Tic largest. rarer, Grl m1s- unique French
novelties in t'Ic cit.. A.ae -rc medium grades ~
bose io- iadlt9 -Li children q. veg l-oi,4@'
lido r..-.s. sr5 eii.l-or's til ci1-h. ard
Tisia Thread Gloves 20 che best m..'il-lc-lIe ID
A-u.fei1r lection NJ plain hcitM'a iil'i hl.l
afI Hl,u lcu.-. tcari. ara scs.ll.tc .iindsef-
CIief. Also. embroidered 0lii. --t-4,i"- ~i'-e's
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-14

but surely drifting toward the rocks to the
leeward and at ! O'Clock IN the morning. the
tide being high, all thought OF say ing the Nes-
sci was abandoned, and those ON board be-
came satisfied that she would soon go ashore.
4 few minutes later she struck. broadside on,
upon the southwest shore of Grand Menan,
with a heavy list to the starboarS. The next
sea rolled her to the other side and her three
masts went by the board, literally splitting
the vessel in two. and causing the deals 10 NY
about like so many chips.
At this time Capt. West disappeared,
though the steward states that he atterward
said to him: "Let u- lash ourselves together,
and drown in each others company" Five
minutes after the vessel struck all hand.
were struggling with the waves, and the yes
sci had totally disappeared. Pilot Cline was
washed overheard to the windward, but anotL-
er sea sent him back over the wheel, when
he caught between the deck. which had
parted from the hull and sides of the vessel.
A third wave washed him clear of the wreck,
and LAYING hold of deal he managed 10 keep
himself above water until he had secured a
sufficient number of boards to float him to
the shore. The IL shipwrecked marines ON
shore found themselves destitute of every
thing Although house was within 200
wards of the wreck, the inmates knew moth
ing of the disaster until informed by the boat
swain. The following persons are known to
be lost Capt. A. J. West of Harvey. Albert
county; Berton Raymond of Weymouth, and
Anthony McFerson. Newfoundland, seamcn;
Charles Ewver of Halifax. cook and sea-
man known only by the name of dan"
native of New Glasgow. Nova Scotia. Among
the saved are the pilot first. second and third
mates; Robert Derhton, stewart: jenkins,
carpenter of Yarmouth, Noya Scotia; Il
nephew of the Captain. and William 'rhomp
son. hoatswain of Dover. The whole crew
were more or less bruised by the waves.
Among the lost are two men who were Il short
time pre-, ously rescued from the bark Cana
da West. The vessel was insured for Sl5, 900.
The cargo was insured for $4,000. s. ,OOO in
Offices here. and $? 900 in Halifax offices
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From the Belfast Journal
4 Defeat with 81 Moral Attached.

The hard money lightning on Monday,
struck the biggest bull in the greenback herd.
Mr.. Rust. who was put forward as the green
back and democratic candidate for mayor Of
this city has been for a Fear past Wc-eminent
lv tilc central figure in the eastern portion Of
thcStatc-the representative of thcnew green
back and imitation theory. As we have be
fore said. and as we still have no doubt was
really the ease, he was put forward as Il can
didatc for this position in the belief that his
grecnback fame, and the personal popularity
which twas hoped would attach to him from
his record, would float him safely into the
coveted position. 1t was a bold but a hazard
Gus experiment. The republicans and their
Mr.. Rust presented in his speech of accept
ance, and went into the fight Il compact, de-
tcrmincd and hopeful body. They worked
together, worked with will AMI with the
best Of feeling. The fortunes of TIE fight
that were with them at the start. w-ned
not for Z, moment during the day. The
occasion brought out not only men I'M
accustomed to IN active part in local
politics, but men who had never before
worked for a common political object; and
they stoodShouder to shoulder all that day.
rhc maxim Of our editorial neighbor that
those who think alike should act together"
iwas proved to have a douhlr-cdsed iaaili-
canoe. When the polls closed at four O'Clock,
il was found that the friends of sound cur
rency had elected their excellent candidate
Mr. Swan, by ninety-tvo majority and had
carried four out of the five wards. A eiict
satisfaction pervaded the ranks of the vic
tors, while great sorrow fell upon the green
hackers, and enshrouded the Age office in
gloom. .st uA..
. We have no feeling of cxultation to cx-
press that Mr.. Rust has been personally de-
teated in his aspirations. but do feel. in com
mon with our allies that good work has been
done in overthrOwing locally pcrnicious
and dangerous doctrine. The result is CON
elusive, evidence not only of the decline of
grecnbackism, but that its life is to be even
brieier than. was supposed. Many men in
this city, whose votes in support of the here
sy last fall was puzzle to their friends, on
this occasion renewed their old party allegi-
ance, saying that they were satisfied of their
error
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General News.

General Banks was indicted into office
Tuesday as /. 5. Marshal for the District ~
Massachusetts.
Frank ID. Moulton, the ''mutua friend"
is reported to be in the butter and cheese bust
ness in Liverpool.
The Brooklyn Presbytcry has arranged to
have the trial of Talmage commence on the
twenty fourth instant.
1t is rumored that Queen Victoria has cx
pressed a strong wish to see Canada and that
the Prince of Wales is encouraging her to
visit both that country and the United
States
General Simon Cameron celebrated his
cightieth birthday at Harrisburg on Saturday.
His house was crowded by friends and tie
General was in an extremely happy mood.
1t is understood that the Navy Department
proposes to abandon the League Island Navy
Yard and locate yard in the vicinity of Ches-
ter, Pa, because of the unftncss of League
Island for the purposes for which it is now
partially used.
A certain lawyer was compelled to apollo
gizc to the Court With stately dignity lie
rose in his place and said; "Your Honor is
right and am wrong, As your Honor gcner-
ally is" There was dazed look in the
Judges eye, and he hardly knew whether to
feel happy or fine the lawyer for contempt Of
court
OF Elihu Burritt an acquaintance and old
pupil says that he never questioned his sbl
ity to understand almost anything, and what
he could not or did not understand he honest
ly thought was not worth knowing. His car
dlnal doctrine was that genius is creature
of the will and not an accident of birth.
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m the Senate and said he had done no
more than they had, did nothing 10 digni-
fy him or themselves. 1t was magnan-
nous in them, perhaps, to admit that they
had been as guilty as he; but the sense
in which the, spoke was other than that.
They forgot that they were there by grace
Of the government; they assumed that
aside from their pardons they were in the
Sehatef3v right, and thai Nj. Davis had
the same right. All these people make IA
great mistake. The rebellion was fall
ure; it is none the less so for calling it
''war between the States. Mr.. Davis is
a failure he is none the less SO for being
called ''the ex-President of the Confcd-
eracy. There's no use in getting angry
because Mr.. Davis is expected to ask for
n pardon before he gets it. Other people,
just as proud and brave rs he, have done
it. There was nothing great in his admin
istraton of affairs during the rebellion
all accounts agree that his escape from
Richmond and capture by United States
troops was decidedly unheroic; and since
then he has been an ordinary person in
the insurance business. This man cannot,
at this period in his and the country his
tory, be, by any sort of process, made
statuesque. The grandiloquent style in
which the Southern newspapers talk about
him no more fits him than the dress in
which he was captured: 1t overcomes
him, and makes both him and them ridic-
ulous.
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Political,

The spring elections in Maine are all taking
one direction, and regulating the greenback
folly.-Betfast yourani 8 .I-4
, The Utica Herald says that there has been
no time since the war when the republican
party showed greater vitality throughout the
interior Of New York
=. 4 prominent democratic Senator is quoted
as having said that the democracy has lost its
chances of success in 1880 by series of
blunders, of which the extra session is the
greatest.
1t is charged by Mr.. Rust and his compan-
ions in defeat, we hear, that the election on
Monday was largely influenced by money
This is far from being true. The fact is that
the class of men who came 50 promptly to the
support Of the successful ticket were not to
be influenced by bribes they were far above
1T. The movement was as spontaneous as it
was irresistible, and was simply an associi-
ton of right-minded citizens to avert a pub
lie danger Beitast Jouraai
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ITCHING PuES.-Thc

ITCHING P1LES.-The symptoms
are moisture, like PRECIPITATION, intense itch-
ing, increased by scratching, very distress
ing, particularly at night as if pin worms
were crawling in and about the rectum. the
private parts are some times affected; ii al
lowed to continue, very serious results may
follow. DR.. SwAYSE's ALL HEALING OIST
NENT is pleasant sure cure.
HOWE CUREs.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were as
above described, the use of Swsyne's Oint-
ment in a short time made perfect care.
j. W Christ, Boot & Shoe House 344 n
I'd st. I. c. WEYMAN, Halter, 5. Eighth
St, Phia
Reader. if you are suffering from this dis
tressing Complaint or letter, Itch, Scald
Head, Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any Crus-
ty, Scaly, Skin Eruption, use Swayne's
Ointment and be cured Sent by mail sto
any address on receipt of price, Gin curren-
cy or postage stamps, so cents a box, three
boxes Sl.25. Address letters, DIR. Swayne <
Son, $50 n. Sixth St. Phiadelphia. No
charge for advice. Sold by leading drug
gists Partridge Bros, agents for Augusta.
sept20teOd&vtf
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1t would seen 10 be truth appreeiable by all and
especially by professors of the healing art, that to
remove the disease, not to alleyise its symptoms,
should he the chief aim of medication. Yet in how
many instances d. this rHih limited in
theory, ignored in practice. The reason that Hostel
ter Stomach Btters is successful in many cases.
with which remedies previously tried were Inadequate
to cope, l. attributable TO the fact that ii is pied
icine which reaches and removes the causes of the
various mRadies TO which il Ia adapted Indigestion
fever, and ague, liver complaint, govt rheumatism
disorders of the bowels urinary affections and othe
maadies are not pasted merely, but rooted ont by
1t. II goes to the fountain head 1t i. really, not
nomnally, a radical remedy, and It endows the sys-
TEN with an amount Of vigor which is the best pro
lection against disease.
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Trial bottles DIR. Swayne's Compound Syr-
up of Wild Cherry, % cents.
The distressing cough, which threatened Sc
rous results is quickly cured before develop
ing a fatal pulmonary affection. For all
throat breast and lung disorders, Asthmatic
or Bronchial affections, Hopping Cough,
Liver Complaint, Blood Splitting, &C., no
remedy is so prompt and ef1ectual as "Dr.
Swayne's Compound Syrupo Wild Cherry.
81 have made use of this preparation for
many years, and it has proved to be very re
liable and eficacious in the treatment of Sc
we're and long standing coughs. | know of
two patients now in comfortable health, who,
but for its use, | consider would not now be
living. Isaac :. HEREIN, NJ d.
Straustown, Berks county, Pa"
Price Trial bottles, 25 cents; large size.
81, or six for 81. A single % cent bottle
will often cure recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk of life.
Prepared only by DIR. Swayne & Son, Phila.
delphla. Sold by leading Druggists. Par.
fridge Brothers, Agents for Augusta.
scpt20-t eod&wtf
why Cough Nights1 You can stop II with DR.
A. j. FlsGg's Cough and Lung Syrup.
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The city government will remain in its
present able. judicious, efficient and econom-
zeal hands. lie, brag and buster As the Jour
nal may Name Standard
The above is the last wrigglc of the tail
of the democratic snake. There was an
election last Monday. and the voters de-
cid",l TO take the city government from the
hands that have held the control the past
year and place it in the hands Of republi-
cans, and into those hands it will certainly
pass next Monday, notwithS landing the
reluctance Of the Standard to acknowledge
the situation.
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Our stock of Black CASH
Mcres Ma. been largely in
dressed by recent Fureh asses.
we shan esniInue = make q
specially Of these gesds, deter
mined Ia NM intain therepatati0n
VIC have acquired for selling
them cheap.
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Fire It's too late and that cough has becoir
gallopins consumption, cleanse your lungs by usinI
DIR. A. J. Plagg's Cough aud Lang Syrup,
Reunions of the Ioth Maine As.ocintto

A neat pamphlet of l44 closely printed pa
ges, containing a large amount of interesting
matter and giving brief notice of every
member of the Regiment. The edition is
small, and in the disposal ofcopies preference
is given to comrades. Copies will be sent by
mail, postpaid, on receipt of fifty cents, by
CHAs. f. NASH, Augusta Maine. Copies
can also be had of W. II. FoGLER, Belfast, or
J. w. SrAULDING, Richmond. +&wtt
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Saved from a Wreck.
STORY OF SURVIVOR OF THE LOST SHIP
TURKISH EMPIRE,

''''h' W n % Nv ~ bK OF THE LOST SHIP
TURKISH EMPIRE,
e. ST. JoHS, New Brunswick. March IL
Pilot Cline, saved from the wrecked shin
turkish Empire has returned, ana gives
some particulars of the disaster The vessel
left ST John on Thursday That evening
she was caught in the bay by severe snow
storm. The vessel was thrown OF her beam
ends Efforts wore made TO lightens her hv
throwing part of the cargo overheard. \ lit
tie eetore 40 O'Clock Friday morning the pi-
lot deserted land two miles to lee
ward, and at once ordered the boats lowered
away. 1t being found impossible 10 accom-
pilsh TINS, an effort was made to back the
top-sals, and give the vessel sternway enough
TO carry her more TO northward, when strand
ing wouidn be attended with so much dan
ger TO the lives Of those on board. but. owing
10 me unmanageable state of the yes-
sci, TINS idea had to be abandoned
Fifteen Of the crew then attempted to
launch the pilots boat which was
on deck, but no sooner was the boat over the
side than she was torn from their grasp nv the
waves, and some Of the men were Injured
At this time the ship was heading southwest
and making little iseadway She was slowly
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4 great discovery of more value than gold.
Adamson's Botanic Balsam tor all disease. Of
the throat and luny> II seldom tails 10 cure
Price 81 cts. d&wlw.
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Special Nntirts.
ELECTRIC BELTS.

A surs cure for nerN Gus sebilitv premature 1easv
exhaustion, stc. The ONLY reliable cure. Cir.ala .
mailed free. Address j. /. REEVES. ~ Chatham
St, " y feb -su.eudSN3la
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Peace md Goodwill can Onl, be felt when you
are we'll. Don't get sick when YOU cure that
slight cold by using DIR. 4, }. flagg's Cough and
Lung Syrup.
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Maine Central Railroad Company.
ANNUAL MEETING.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meet
~ ing OF the stockholders Of the Maine Central
Railroad Company will be held at Granite Hall, in
Augusta, on "wednesday, the twenty-sixth
day of March. A. -. 1870. at eleven O'Clock
in the forenoon, to act upon the following arti-
Giles, viz;
1st-To hear the report of the Directors and Treas.
urer and act thereon.
2d-ro fix the number and elect the Directors to
constitute the Board for the ensuing wear.
3d-ro act ugon any other business that may come
before the meeting.
Iiy order ofthe Directors,
JOSIAH II. DR. MMOND,
March Il, 1879. It'd Clerk NJ. c. Il. X. co.
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Boarders Wanted.

ENTLEMEN desiring first class table board
" with pleasant rooms, within five n inutes
walk of Water street, address. Lock Box 10, Au-
gusta. Me-, or inquire of T.. w. WuITEHousE, Atty.
mar3ttf
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MUOICALs

Mr. stephen Grover q Boston, viii go.
time his visits 10 AsSsgta snl vieisity, - hsrets
fore from time 70 Re . tsne snt repair pisasfsrss
Or to ~ hs. !, comSst. order yhs. tAs ssrs:i..
work required without tAs seesssity sfnsvisG thea
FROM the hosse. The sabssriber. keisg . nsker Il
piano-fertes, apA formerly . nsssfsetsrsr IN Dss
tsn and lately six yssrs in the sAsfsstsry u No.
sr Chickering'S sens, eseslee hin - Drssent -
the musical public - ssrsy different eless sf verk
ycur piano has become demonstrated seemingly
used up, can be made COED rev. 10 tsas sstisn
and durability. By improvi ing this opportunity yes
will have a musiesl insirumeat worthy q its name.
instead of that imperfect ono ytA vhieh yes are e.
deavoring TO entertsiA yearssf and ffisnAs Orders
attended to at an early date. The patronage Of the
musical public is respectfully solicited.
STEPHEN GROVER, Pians-Ferts Maker.
narlt3m
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All Of ear best prints VIC have
marked down - s cts. Der I'd.
We shall alse saer 60oe yAs.
good print At 4 cts. per "a. Our
shceiin.s. blcached Or brown,
are lower than ever before.
We hare special bargain in ynrt!
Wiic Br0Wm Eheetimg at : cts per
U0rd.
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HTrt and Lee
.ou't fail 10
wsys ha ve
bedside; tive
sn when you
|sfep you
|pecidHy are
Ito Chddrn.
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"f''W ''I I'TVdVWHN WV UT
For further information address
O. WHITTIER, Agent,

At J. FRANK PIERCES Book Store,
Augusta, where specimen volumes in various
STYLES of binding, may be examined and or
ders given for the next eight days.
March, 1879. marl2-flw
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Don't Dry MP you cough, bat it root and
branch BY using DIR. A j. Flags Congh and Lung
and Cough Syrup.
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TO LET

IvP STAIRS TENEMENT, foot of Winthrop 81,
I near X. X. Very Con, enient. Apply immc-
dately to f3t Il. Is. CAPEN.
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Church, Con
I q re fH n IN
use them. Al
them bv your
or three tax.
retire " ill
Cough. Es|
they adapted
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Why Cough Nightss Yon can stop II with Dr.
4. J. Flsggs Cough and Lung Syrup.
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Those who can will please us early ia the da
possible