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ROSES IN VIA TER.
Instructin9 the New York Horticultural soes
ETY. How TO Produce Taem-

The New York Horticultural Society held its
regular monthly meeting yesterday In its rooms 50 West
Thirythird street. and Uncle Dan Norhrop Of Brooklyn
presided Although prizes offered for display
flowers yet the eyes OF the members frightened when
they found table full 81 prmulas In pots brought by
Thomas Ascot OF Fabush. eleven kinds Of cut by
John Henderson Flushing. amaryls Autca from
the Bellevue Nursery Company. Paterson aud a new
spec-s u cyprpedum from the rrcenhousc Of Mrs Mary
Jane Morgan, o Bast Twenty seventh street
The business OF the meeting was 70 elect hat dozen
and to ste 10 the reading Of PINE essay
Nj Peter Henderson, the veteran nonst offered In No
vembcr last special przc Of So To the writer Of the be It
puss went 10 william hen florist flatbush. Mr..
Bennett advised that cuttings should be taken from the
strongest roots early January II possible In March
plant In the rosehouse. Tho border In which they
to be should be VI strong oamy soil with no MAJ
Drainage Of the border should be perfect While
the growing during the summer months. they
be well waterrd continually. The Narieues best To
grow Bon Silene, Safrano, Sprunt. Cor.
n.ia Couk kephitos, Douglas Madam Talcot Pearl u
Garien and Marshal Neil These comprise all shades
of color known In roseA Pruning should be done spar
ingy. usually hurt by overzealous pruners
The temperature IN the neht should not above
SO Fahrenheit and by dav 75s. FINALLY Mr. Bennett said
that the causes OF failure 10 produce winter rose blooms
are not only mat the border Is usually MANFRED toc
richly but also that the borders badly drained and
To begin the temperature low when the rosehouse 1,
closed Up fall II weather permits the temperature
at the beginning should b. as In the night ranging up &c
nd
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Weber. Complete Triumph.

In Monday mornings papers rival house
admits what myself stated in my first card in
their behalf-that their pianos were only used
In the Academy OF Music during Col. Maplesons
late opera season. viz
One in reception room. This Is tho place
where the champagne. brandy. water, and Ice
cream were served from. Good place for q
piano
One In the green room. among the boxes Of
wardrobe. chairs. broken benches. 10 practise
the little boys who sang In Carmen" Most ap-
propriate place for planol
One on the stage, among scenery. WATERFALL.
rocks. paper moons. 10 practise the chorus with
II. Capital place for a pianol
These they state were officially used.
A new term. " Tho Oficial Pianow hope my
competitors will lose no time in patentlnR this
name. and include it among their other equally
valuable patents.
Now. is not this pltiul way to crawflsh out
OF position assumed a week agol
But chivalrc Americans will agree with me
that II il ungenerous TO strike fallen foe. hence
l will proceed at once to give the unbiased. un-
preiudiced. true opinion OF Her Maiesty's tCol.
Mapleson'sl Opera Company. who used the
Weber piano from the day they landed in New
York. in October. and left. Goth December. for
Boston. for upward OF twelve weeks. uninter-
Tuptedly.
Read what they say;
New YORK. Dec 2s. 1878.
A. WEBER. Esq.-Dedr Sir: The following
artists of her Majesty's tCol Mapleson'sl Opera
Company. who have used only your (the Weber,
pianos for their private use during their stay In
New York city. while rendering their thanks for
your kindness. deem 1t their duty to say that
for pure and sympathetic richness Of tone.
coupled with greatest power and singing quail
ity. they know of no piano which equals yours.
Certainly for sustaining the voice already
formed. or for the purpose OF culuyatng 1t. the
Weber piano is superior TO any instrument
known TO us.
Etelka Gerster GArdlni. Marie Roze- Mapleson
Clar. Campobello- Snico Marie Lido.
Carmen Pisani. Luigi Arditi.
Italo Campanini. Del Puonto,
Antonio !. Galassi +, Francheschi.
Henry Pyat. G. Thierry.
| Emelia parodl. Enrico Campobello,
+. Lablache. Frank de Ralp.
| i. Frapolll Gennaro Bisacla.
NoTE.-The signatures of the artists can be
seen at Weber's warerooms. Fifth avenue and
Sixteenth street Respectfully.
A. WEBER,-Adu.
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TUESDAY, Jan. 7..FLouH AND MElI--Trade
moderate especially toward the CLOSE but the
eentadvancc in the medium and better Grade and patents
II well supported We quote: Supcrnne 81 iOsei6O;
extra STATE Ac.. ~ 7uS$aSi Western spring,
Xxx and Xxx 81 25es5 u.s. do winter shipping EXTRAS
- a5eaS4 ~. do Xxx aud xxx f450afJ Is; Minnesota
patents g. 5osta so; city shipping extras 80 1904 ~;
Southern bakers and family brands. N75@s8 SOUTH
ern shipping extras @steo Rye -four snPernne "a %
eS3 10 Corn mea-Western &c e.. 3,Se2 90; Brandy
wine, &c s2sn Buckwhrsr -four y 100 Ms eostl 20
ORAIsWhca at been improving OF late for hne grades
Western growth but ut the close the market II dull;
sales TO day the spot 73D hush and quote spring
ODtag2c for No g. aud t6G,es for No 2; red winter
Ell % Tor No g. and 81 iO9tl lOis for No q white 81 u
81 ~ including No Al S1iOA0si amber at 81 Oja
sO9l on the spot for No and 81 ~ for iancy aud
for future delivery i2oOD BUSH including No, red
winter at 81 i0f ~ January aud e. ls ~ for foo-
RYE quiet At hiost7Ne for western, and ootoc
Tor STATE. Barley quiet Canada at Nc etl 10 tworcw-
ed Snte at 77S2c and sixrowed do Mt B2c Getl ahOa
less active but Ncstefdavs advance fully suupor.ed
sales 52O bush at 90 s2i.c for mixed, and BY .
3Bc fef white, including No grade At 3ic for mixed.
and 33t.@iai,c Tor white. Indian corn rather hr,ner,
with good demands sales the spot 200 bush. at
4l9sc for Ne mixed sc for new snd t5,4eiIho tor
old No p 45@t5ac for steamer mixed 40G4fc. for now
Southern yellow 40c for new No. white, and sc for
new round yellow For future delivery $4,000 bush.
No at f54c. for February and steamer tor jan
uary exc. and February 44Ac. old No ?. 47Ssf7l4c
fOr
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The concert Of the Philharmonic Club,
given last evening at Chlckering Hall, was ono
Of those quiet and thoroughly enjoyable artistic
entertainments that fail. by reason probably OF
their very excellence. to command any very
large share OF public attention.
Hummeps scptot n nonetto Of Spohrs and n
quartet by Raff. wrlton upon that theme SO
much used by composers Die Schoene Mdl-
ian. were delightfully."- played. The, con-
troduced to the public now pianist. Mrs.
William @. Morgan, who took the piano part in
Hummels septet. II Mrs. Morgan be an
American, then we have reason TO DO proud OF
her. Tor she displayed every attribute OF a thor
oughly accomplished pianist-a grace and deli
caGy OF touch. n business OF Interpretation, q
power and brilllancy that are worthy OF every
praise.
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Revolution Attempted In Panama.

PANAMA. Dec. ga stupid ATTEMPT at revo-
1uon was made here last night The plot TO Dust
the present Government and place In power one which
would be more accord with the political views OF the
Government Gen Trulo who is the President OF the
republic A. frequently in such eases the scheme
exposed ty one ufts supposed friends; the mine
sprung premaurely and friend and Toe suffered alike.
An attack. which repulSd. made on the Guar
tel IN which two were killed and several wounded
Aerward the Governor OF the district Mr. PenA while
pAradng the at the head Of small body OF police
shot dead By party OF rcNulutuuists Tins Is all
the loss VI HE 90 TAR As known The PROJECT failed.
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yember. and II is no. improbable tina. with

yember. and II ID not improbable that with
Hawley handicapped. as ! havs described, BY
tho. first ballot. But unless all signs fail no
will poll hs largest vote in that ballot His
supporters were pledged too carly, before they
likely TO begin ecattering rs soon as they cum
after decenily fulfilling their pledges. do not
think he can be nominated, however great may
DO his lead at the start.
singular feature Of tho canvass thus far has
been the attitude OF the Harrison or New Haven
Harrison is understood to DO Postmaster
hperry's candidate, ana between bperry aud
Hawlcy and tho followers OF each there has
been Tor yeare bitter feud. II eliminated
whom Sperry defeated Hawley for Senator BY
the Ferry bolt In 1872, and state politics have
been largely affected by It ever since. But dur
ing the present Senatorial discussion in the
newspapers II has been noticed that the Pdlld-
dunn lSperry's orRan) and tho OOurdnt tHaw-
leyel have not INDUCED In the usual sparring
references to old duarrele. and seemed quite
dtsposoL To be at peace with each other. Occa-
eiOnal digs at Jewell in tho Palladium. more
over. havo given an impression that the ex-
Postmaster General Ia not regarded with 30
much fondness in that quarter as heretofore.
into account certain other things. II would not
be tho sttangcst thing In the world II after q
little junction should be effected between the
Hawley and Harrison parties Tor tho election
OF Harrison now aud Hawloy two years hence,
when Senator Eaton's term expires. Such n
combination has been limited at in high quar-
ters, and talked OF outside more or less Openly.
This would heal the long standing difference
between New Hagen and Hartford politicians,
and would cook Mr. Jewells goose. for both tho
ball opens to-day and for tho next fortnight we
shall have lively times,
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CHEYENNE. Jan. Tx Sheriff Gillian OF Gus
ter County. Seb arrested at ogAllaIa Neb and J.
r olive and four others arrested at Plum Creek
Neh, yesterday, aud taken 70 Kearney Junction all
charged with being concerned In the burning Kenhum
anu Mitehela few weeks axe. Ketchun and Mitchell
the custody OF Shcnn Gillian charged with kill-
itlg man named stevens who. AZ Is charged, a
brother OF owe under assumed IL Is alleged
that GILLIAN turned the prisoners Ohye and his
friends by whom they WCrv burned 10 death. After this
anaf GILLIAN vslgned, aud has refused appear before
The Curonrrs Jury. owe aud party also declined
teud tie inquest and De ned tie law
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Content. OF The Weekly sun.
THE WEEKLY SUN. published this morr

THE WEEKLY SUN. published this morning,
contains;
Resumption Day in the United states-lIow New
York's Moneyed Institutions Signt1ed the EYent-The
Day In Washington, Mrs Jeuks's Dccny PApers-The
John sherman Co.'S Latest Attempt At Decr puOn,
Great Fire IN Chcago-Desrucunn OF the Post once and
Oher Buildings; Grant on the Hard l1mes.lts speech
In Dublin; Annual Report Of she Union Pacific Rail
road, The French Flee unns-Grrat Republican Triumph
The GoyeTnorship m Maine and OHIO, The Country $
Yield OF Precious Metals During the Past Year;
Tie Duee and Executions Of 1919; The Rev
Proposed Consolidation and Transfer, New lorks old
Cauitu-The Historic Building In Albany Just Aban.
doncd-The Eminent Men who Have Frequented IL in
Bygnne Times; Death Of Caleb Cushing; Sheridan Talk
ing Back TO Schurz The Treasury Detectives, Mrs
PackArd's Hardships-A Sane Woman IN Western Asy.
lum Tor the Insane; Simon Cameron's Plans, The
Lanrntable Result OF Keeping Tame Bear. seven
Correspondents with Advertisers Capt EAdss Defence
Nathan Hale. the Revolutionary Spy and Hero, The
Paris America, The Questions OF the Lovers; Notices
ot New Hooks; The Profits Of bee Keeping, All About
Cats, Russian Female DOtet0rs; American Horse Cars;
POetry-A Slain Lover Ten Years After, Luves Young
Dream. story-A shocking story, by Wlkie Collins;
Part H.. The Latest Teegraphic News Sunbeams,
Notes Science aud Industry Ladies' Department;
Many Columns of Editorial Articles and Agricultural
Matter Financial Intelligence. aud Markets
THE WISELY SuS cor,ains II complete epiome OF tho
news Of the all parts OF the United States and
the American unent Copies In wrappers ready for
mailing the old country be had at the desk OF
publication ce Price four cents For sale By all
dealers in city and country
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

MI Herman Iinde will read Macbeth" this evening
al steinway Hall
tLAst" though very successful In wallaek's Thea
ire Is not to be- continued aiwr this week, rs ourr
which has been long uine IN repafAuOh Is ~ nc
produced on Monday next
very fair audience assembled IT Nhlos Garden last
evening 10 see Frank Mayo as DirV Crokoh The an
nouncemont that Mr. Mayo was sun snow bound ~ t9
be presented by stock company, SATISFIED but small
proportion Of diem, and there was an aeuve demand az
he tox Office iVT the return Of the money paid IN
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No Oxford-IIarvard Race.

Boston. Jan. THE Harvard Boat Club has
received letter from the oxford University Club an
nouncng its inability To Harvard late the LIST
ef August As Harvard will not row before that
there will probably he English this year and.
therefore, probably no raee with Cornell meeting OF
the Boat Club 10 he held week and the cue suou
will then he definitely settled Since the receipt Of OK
ford letter everal the old Harvard eight have de
termined 10 withdraw. and u crew will tram tor
next sun me race with Yale.
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Winter spori. on the Ice.

Central and Prospect Parks were covered
here and there with black groups OF skaters yesterday
The ice In fair condition hut the surface OF the lakes
broken into Irregular shapes by cracks running in
all directions Al Central Park the oldtme fancy aud
fast shakers Engler Goodrich SWi the Burton broth
ers. the old clam merchant and members VI the Now
York ~ aung club were missed.
In Brooklyn the main lake IN former years. Is
political fAyories Ice boats aud ba
ball players The lake not large enough for ice boats
safety and base ball the ice spos two good
things-skAung Hnd ball playing
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The veteran Corp. or the slIty.a,n.s.

The following named are the officers elected
by the sHynnth Regiment Veteran Corps for the en-.
sulng year Colonel. Michael % Boyle Lieutenant
Colonel Henry ward; MAJOR John Bowss, AdutanL
John MeCue; Second Lieutenant John Cogani Pay
master Eugene Kelly; QuartermAster. J. J. hc0eAn;
CommissAry John Bell; Serseant MAJOR James Dwyeri
Hoard Of Trustees Col John Coonan, MAJOR r HnrgAn,
Michael ~ Keefe FOSTER, Thos McCauey 7 J. Dono.
hue ?. Dunn, Henry retch, Daniel McGowani An.
thony Crossen. John HAnherry Dion Boucicaut IL 70
deliver a lecture In stinway Hall on sunday evening,
Feb. 2, for the beneht OF the veteran corps
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porTsvILLE. Pa. Jan. IA strike occurred
this morning at the Cameron eollery. Of the Min
era Railroad and Mining compAny's coheres at shame
kin Several days the told VI reduction
which took effect this mornins This Is The largest
colcry tn that region, and about hundred
and boys be idle More than seven hundred me
aud boys are IDLE An consequence OF the two strikes
bhAnOkin. Pa
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Pigeon shooter. In Dexter Park.

The handsome gold badge belonging TO the
Nassau Gun Club shot for yesterday afternoon in
Dexter Park by twelve members u the club who nred at
1--WE pigeons each The shooters Handicapped from
IS to 81 yards rise. WIN Slower, j. Van Wleken, and
RAYMOND tied by killing three birds each. In shooting
on tie ue at three birds each both Seoyer and Van Wick
len KILLED II took six birds ~ settle the
test etween seOVer and Van Wioklen. aud the badge
taken by the latter whose total score was 10 against
~
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IS Severn Torrens, Malta Nov IS, Messina i7th. and
Bermuda Dec -
- Donau. Bussns, Bremen Dec. %, and Southampton
Goth.
r. Suevia. Franzen, Hamburg Dec ~
s. City OF Macon. Mcmpton. Savannah.
ss Champion Lockwood. Charleston.
- Pnttsvtic, Pierce, Fernandina.
Ship KingspOrt Dud. Antwerp
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SPECIAL autlets.


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II. Baldwin OF Monroe City, Ind, writes under date Of
Dee 3 1877, that his wife ued Dr. Perces fayonte Pre-
scrpuOn with wonderful results II effected her entire
cure, after several physicians had failed The many
similar letters positively affirming that the fayorite
Prescription had cured the diseases weaknesses pc
cnar To women induced DR.. Pierce to sell II under
guarantee Ladies' need longer submit to useless and
painful local teatmept as the FayoIte Prescription Is
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bed rdden years have been restored to perfect health
by its use.--Adp
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CINCINNATI. Jan. 7. AT about o'clock yestor-
day morning man ina skin surrounded by field OF
Ice. passed Memphis. Tenn being unable TO encct a
landing A. he hoated by efforts made by
GOAL feet him but the ice prevented their
approach. The informed them that he had been in
Tho sAln two dAys IN the floating ice.
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YAPHANK. L. J.. Jan. THE Coast Wrecking
Company have taken the steam pump out OF the
Yndicaor In consequence It's inability Keep the
water from gaining Roadway IN her hold The prospect
saving the vessel is not encouraging. The work
dschArgng the cargo Is being vigorously pursued
Wreckers are working nig ht and day.
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Never Saw Justice PiaeLnsy Drlnk.

James Wilder. Robert Is. Bach. William II,
Rose Thomas II. BolAnd and Bernard Mezger lawyers.
Jacob Cohen he weller and o. sidney Goldsmith eN Sec.
Rotary the Second Avenue Railroad Company testified
before Referee Oliver r. Bucl yesterday that they had
never seen Justice Pinckney drink
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MARINE INTELLIGhNOE.

HtrtlruRE AtwASAc-rHts plv
Sun rses.. 24lSun scts..... 30 Moon rises. %
wArYH-rHis DAr.
Sandy Hook. 30 Gov Island. y Hell Gate-. ~
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"Three Ball Washing Crystal" IL RdopteA
a trade marx to protect customers against many
WORTHLESS limitations G. H. FISCHER co.
LADIES' Try "BLUEDISE." the best laundry blue.
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NEW ORLEAss, Dec. a. 1919
Tho undersigned eertihes that he ned tor collection
for account of zachaah VOORHEES, attorney aud conn
seilor at law ~ Broadway, Brooklyn T. D. and O5 Bid
ford Rv. Brooklyn. D.. whole ticket No 75sOl Class
NJ In the Louisiana State Lottery. which drew the
ond captni prize OF sSoUn on Tue day. Dec TO-
1878 said ticket having the sum Of ten dollars at
the office OF H. /. Plum. $40 Broadway New York aud
that the amount was promptly paid in full ON presenta
T. VI. wESCOAr.
Agent Southern Express Co,
Ma, 4.
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL

TIE NEW FOUR PER CENT
U. & BONDS
HATCH POOTE.
~ Wall At,
Oner for sale The Per Cent Bonds either eoupou
regisc red in denomna lions ~ suit purchasers Bonds
hand immediate delivery. Called Bonds and all
the various of " Securities received
or purchased at FULL MARKET RATES.
WALL STREET Is WHERE MONEY n MADE RAP
IDLY. You may realize hundreds Of dollars bv investing
ESQ in stock operatious through the reliable house q
ALEX FROTtIN0HAM co, brokers. " Wall street.
New York Their weekly Financial Report gives full In
formation and 10 sent free
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A Fine So silk Hat for a3.aO Derby and
Soft Hats 81 90 worth s3 10 New Church st. stairs.
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Bnslntss AutItts.

Louisiana State Lottery Company.-iosh
Monthly Grand Distribution. New Orleans. Jan. IL
1857 prizes total sIio 40O capitals $4,000 $1,000
$500. &c; 10000 tickets, two &2l dollars; halves
one al dollar Apply to NJ. A. DAUPHIN. P. o. box
No 092, n o. La or II. l. PLUM $40 Broadway. n T.
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Remedy Tor CONSUMPTION Is Phlhpss "Palanblc' Cod
Liver OH In combination with Phospho. Nutrunc Try
II All druHglsts. Depot Pau st-Air.
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LOOK OFT FOR TT
Grand drawing the
COMMONWEALTH DESTRUCTION co
Al Louisville. Ky. jan. 80 1879,
MONEI FOR ENERlBu
tBu tASIl FklZFS Slla.4tl
PRIZES PAID PROMPTLY ~ FULL IN
GREENRAtkS OR GOLD.
Tckrt-, y! halves. 81.
Address 7 !. COMMERFuRD, secretary, ConrerJoun
nal Buildug. LuutsNllr. Nv. or ~. u PORTER co,
Eastern Agents. l,227 broadway, ~ y, or JACKSON
Co, Bankers, ~ Nassau 81, y. Y
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slant removal by tAe ar trutumc three Npc cases treat
his private hospital Nhricocclc ami pilcsi removal
by uhcuiaucous pressure Tltccu i influence nu the
nervous aud procrcaye systems addressed Ia The Nouua
men of America by Edward H. niN ~. NJ ID - paset
Enclose Stamps 20 ." Ft Az. Consultation TO 10 and
to I, ant TO 10 evenings
DON'T STEAL MY THUNDER"
RYE and Rock ismy tradc.mar Van He'll, prepart
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amt adopted by leading phys,cAus Prce - per larsd
bottle - per gallon Delivered lrrc In city or NruhiN.
Depot 80 Chambers 81, between Broadway and church
street \. VAN BILL, Vine Merchant
KEATING'H COUGH LOZENGES HNVH
equal IN tie treatment ni Coughs. Btuuchtus, Uorse
ness. &c 1t is tho great English remedy, established -
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Price 81 cents sent 10y mail.
T.. fouGERA 4 CO, New York, Aseuts
07,O25.-KENTTCkY STATE, JNN, ~
tony drawing thls month"; Capital pu4e, sl1apl ! 50
prizes Tickets e. each Lucky Office. 221 lrWiwtb
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Independent OF patents See advertisement on last page
Bunnell, ~ Liberty sL-AdE
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tony drawins thls month"; Capital pule, sl1upl 50
prizes Tickets 81 each LUCKY office. ~ lrHdwHS
Open EVENING" b. II. PORTER co, Nviih,rG AscusA