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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-08-12
ENGLISH OR ARTHUR, wHICHl
A Plain Statement for Thinking People.


From the Indianapolis Sentinel, July g. issO.
The political professions and prom
ises of candidates for office amount to
little, and it is far better to Judge
them by their conduct when they have
been intrusted with political power.
Were they honest and faithful to the
trust confded to them? Let us for a
moment apply this test to Arthur and
English, the candidates for the Vice
Presidency. Mr.. Arthur was intrust-
ed with the collection of the United
States revenue at the City of New
York. Was he faithful to that trust 7
This question has been answered in
the negative by the highest Republi-
can testimony in the land, and it is
too clear and emphatic TO be called in
question or explained away.
Here is what Hayes and John Sher-
man said of this man Arthur not long
since. II is Republican testimony and
should not be questioned by Republi-
cans
"With a deep sense Of my obligations
under the Constitution, regard 1t as
my plain duty to suspend you in order
that he office may be honestly administered" I"
-R. B. Hayes 10 Collector Arthur, Jan.
uary 81, 1879.
"Gross abuses of ADMINISTRATION have
continued and increased during your
incumbency." - Sherman to Collector
Arthur, January 81, 1879.
persons have been regularly paid BY
you who have rendered little or no ser.
vice; the expenses Of your Office have
increased, while its receipts have dimin.
ished. Bribes, or grataties IN The shape Of
brides, have been received BY your aa6ordt.
mates in several branches Of The Custom
House, and you have IN no case supported he
effort %. correct these abuses. .'--Secretar
Sherman 10 Collector Arthur, January
81, 1879.
Now we have what Secretary Sher-
man and President Hayes said of Mr..
Arthur, let us see what was said of
Mr.. English when he was intrusted
with political power.
President Buchanan wrote to Mr..
English as follows "It was your fate
to end . dangerous agitation, to con-
ter lasting benefits upon your country,
and make your character historical.
! shall remain alway your friend. Z
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-08-12

SIMON TALKsl The Hon. Simon
Cameron, interviewed by correspond
ent of the Herald in New York the
other day, INDUCED in some very
plain talk and made quite an interest
ing contribution to the political litera-
ture of the day. The picture which
the venerable retired statesman draws
of the White House fraud and his
advisors is decidedly refreshing:
Hayes advisors are queer lot. /
can't see much in them. Evart's for.
eign policyi The feature of II has
been to protect Seward, that Consul in
China, although the most conclusive
proof of his crookedpess is alleged to
exist; now he is trying to ruin Colonel
Mosby because Mosby finds the office
rotten. have no doubt personally of
the bad flavor of that Shanghai, but
Evarts has held up one side of the
coop while Seward crawled ont. Hayes
surrounded himself with the men who
went over 10 Greeley. / always pitied
Greeley. He was q baby out OF the
editorial room. A man of intolerable
egotism.
I am glad to see my sons letter. His
health Is quite poorly. He would have
been very foolish to have taken the
chairmanship Of the national commit.
tee. Had he done so / should have
been sorely vexed. His health, which
is some value TO him, will not permit
him 70 manage campaign. Then, too,
why should hef It's not only tire
some, but an expensive business.
Money is wanted at all sorts of times,
and | tell you the chairman of that
committee has TO go down into his own
pocket and his friends very often.
The campaign Of '76 cost my son pile
Of money. Nearly every dollar Chand.
Ter got credit for spending, personally,
came from Donald. Chandler was :
close man--a very close man. q counzs
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-08-12
CENTRAL
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
(Eighth Normal School Distrtet,)
LOCK HAVEN, CLINTON CO, PA.
A. N. RAUB, A. NJ, Principal.
THIS SCHOOL. as at present co

THIS SCHOOL, as at present con.
= siituied, offers the very lest faciIites f,r Pr.
fessional and Classical learning.
BHldlbRs spacious, inviting and oommodlous; com.
81 with bonBiifnI supply of pure water soft spring
water.
Location heAItbfaI and easy Of Aoess.
Surrounding scenery unsurpassed.
Teachers experienced, efficient, and alive to their
work.
Discipline firm aud Kind. uniform aud thorough.
Finy cents a week deduction to thoss preparing /,
teach.
Students admitted at any time.
Courses of study prescribed W ths State: ]. Model
School H. Preparatory. III. EleInsutary. ~. 81
entihe
ADJUNCT COURSES:
]. Academic. H. Commercial. III. Music. ". An.
The EiemeBikry aud Bcientihc cOurses are Pr
essional, and students graduating therein receive
State Diploma, confsrriDg the following and oorTts
pOBdng degrees; MAstsT Of The Klementa aud Mater
II the Sciences Graduates In the other receive
Normal Certificates of their attaumsnts. signed b.
the Faculty.
The Professional courses are liberal. and srs IN
hOfOughnss not Inferior o. tboss u our bs eosg.s
The Etsts requires higher order of eitlzsbthig
The times demand H. II 10 of the prime ol5sets
Of this school TO help 20 secure IL by furnishing lns
geut and efficient teachers for her schools To this
end II soieits young persons Of good abilities AID
good purpOses-thOse who desire 70 improve their
time aud their tAlebts az students. To si such it
promises aid In developing their powers and abundant
opportunities for Wsll-paid labor after leaving school
FOR catalogue and terms address the PRINCIPAL.
BOARD TRusTIn:
stockholders' Trustees-J. II. Barton, NJ. D.. A H.
Best. Jacob Brown. :. ". Bickford, Samuel Christ
\. Rant. II. o. Cook, T. C. Hipple. Esg. O. KNITTING
L. +. Mccormick, ESg, W. W. Rankin, John A. Roth
State Trusises-Iion. A. q. Curtin Hon. II. T. DEF
frnbach, Gen. Jesse Merrill Hon William Bigi~r J. C
C. Whaley, :. Miller Mccormick Isq
OFFICERS.
Hon. WILLIAM BIGLgR, President, ClearfisId. Pa
Gen. JESSE MERRILL v President. Lock Haven =.
AILLAK MCCORMICK, Secretary,
THOMAS YARDLEY, Treasurer
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: Forever lei my grateful heart
His bundles Rracr adCre.s

SEVEN Leavenworth doctors gather.
ed around . nan who had fallen on
the side walk. Four Of them called
i : case of sunstrokr, and the other
three said 1t was a iit. Along came .
small boy and proved that L was :
banana peel.
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An Old Soldier Replies to an Inter.
meddling Office holder.

From the DoyleStown Democrat.
This correspondence speaks for itself :
REcoRDER's OFFICE, Bucks Co., DoYLEs.
TOWN, Pa, July Is, lSS0-,Jas w. Bart.
iea, Recorder-MAJoR j. b. ROBERTS, New.
town, Pa. : What do you think in regard
to organizing in the lower end of the
county permanent veterans club of the
soldiers of the war (who saved the
Union OF the states) that the principles
of the republican party may be sustain
ed, that those who saved the Union by
their acts and deeds may still control
the destinies Of our government The
republican party were our friends dur.
ing the war, have since maintained
their loyalty TO us, and so long as they
continue TO reward us, trust we shall
ever be found acting in concert with
them. Should the democratic party be
successful with Union soldier at the
head of their ticket, fear it will be
placing in power and rewarding the
boys in gray vice the boys in blue there.
fore | think it behooves us to organize
in the protection of our gallant volun.
teers and the supremacy of the loyal
hearts of our nation. Let me hear from
you at an early day in regard to the
movement. am truly,
T. CADwALLADER.
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To the above, Major Roberts replies a

To the above, Mayor Roberts replies as
follows:
NEwTowN, Pa. July %, 1880 Captain
r. Cadlcaiiader, DoyleStol0n, Pd.-MY DEAR
SIR: Yours of the 18th inst, asking my
opinion about forming a veteran club
in the lower end of Bucks county, "that
the principles of the republican party
may be sustained" is at hand. Captain,
my opinion is that you have left this mat.
ter too late. You will find, think, this
fall, thousands OF old veterans in the repub-
lican party giving their hurrahs and
votes to Gen. Hancock. You say should
the democratic party be successful with
their candidate. a Union soldier, you fear
it will be placing the boys IL, gray instead
of the boys IN blue in power. Captain
were you ever in the Army of the Poto-
mac7 Who was the most dreaded con.
federate officer. noted for lying in am.
bush and shooting down in cold Jiood The
boys in Jiuef Was il not Colonel Mosby 7
Yes and to-day he is being rewarded
by the republican chief magistrate as
American consul at Hong Kong, in
China. Gen. Longstreet. another rebel
officer, is the filling the mission of min.
ister TO Turkey, and hosts of others
could mention. But the war is over and
has been for fifteen long years, and !
propose to drop the matter and fall in
with enough more OF the boys in blue
to place at the head Of our government
that superb and fearless Union soldier,
General Winfield Scott Hancock, born
Pennsylvania and the pride OF the
State. And, captain, in so doing ! sin.
cerely believe we will bring about per.
manent and good feeling among all,
which never can be so long as sectional
strife continues, Truly yours,
j. B. ROBERTS, late Major, etc.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD

embracing oomplets and comprehensive dispatch
from Washington. including fun reports of Z
speeches uf eminent politicians the question: Of
hour.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-08-12
WOODWARD SEMINARY.
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies
and Little Children.

SECOND AND LOCUST STREETS,
HARRISBURG, PA.
Regular term will begin SEPTEMBER 10, 1879
c0urs~ Of siudy-ClAssle and scisBube With Music
and Art.
Board aud tuition from $40 TO $50 year and DO
extras.
Por circulars aud all desirable information addres,
H-bm PRINCIPAL
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Flag Of freedom and Union wave.
Peace and order aud beauty dawn
Round its symbols Of Hight and law,
And ever The starr above look down
On the stars below in our banners eruuI

And We shall then know that the
stars which represent the States of the
Union, like the stars of the heavenly
consultations. will be forever and in.
separately united, although each shines
with its own light. Comrades, let our
music be "of the Union" and our step
"the charge" and with us shall rest at
last the enduring victory.
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New York Weekly Herald.
ONE DOLLAR YEAR


ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
The circulation q this popular nevsTapsr has more
than irebed duf1ng the past year. IT, contains all
the leading news contained IN the DAuT HEkALu aud
is arranged In handy departments. The
FOREIGN NEWS
embraces special dispatches from all quarters Of the
globe. Under The head Of
AMERICAN NEWS
srs given t'e Telsgrapbe Dispatches of the week foa
all pAftA q the Union. This feature alone laske.
THE WEEKLY HERALD
the most valuable chroncier In the world a, Il u the
cheapest Every week is given faithful report q
POLITICAL NEWS
embracing complete and comprehensive dlspairhe.
from Washington including fun reports of the
speeches of eminent politicians question: Of "a.
hour.
THE FARM DEPARTMENT
Of the WErKtT HEaALD gives the latest well a. the
Eosi practical saEgestions and discoveries relating 10
PotIgHT. GRAMS, TEEEs. vuarTaHtrs. Ae' 'Ac1 Win
suggestions for keeping buildings and utensils in re-
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msht, widely ooTied, under the head Of
THE HOME,
giving recipes for practical disbe. hint for making
clothing and for keeping Up with the latest fashion. At
the lowest price. EVefy item of cooking CT economy
suggested in this department 10 practically te.ied ~
bct"ff Inbncatlon. Letters fTum rafts
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loas The Home Department % the wEIKLT HHn4tg
VIII saVs the housewife more than hundred time.
the price Of the paper. The Interests of
SKILLED LABOR
are laokcd after. and everything pertaining 10 ne
shzhios and lsior saving Il carefully fecurd There
Page devoted b. all the latest phAses Of the lus.
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be feature is found in the speciality reported prices
and conditions of
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sFoHTISa NEwt NJ home and abroad together with
sTokI every week. sunox by satne eminent Al.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28

Call on T. c. Byrn, agent, Terrell, Texas.
He represents The very best fire insurance
companies dong businessin Kaufman county.
He will sell or buy city or county properly,
or give any information desired concerning
the same. Oil and see him. lie Is also the
agent for the DALLAS DAILY AND WEEKLY 4,
HERALD for Kaufman county, and VIII
deliver every morning the paper
anywhere in the city of Terrell, Tor
twenty-five cents per week, and take orders
for advertisements and Job work at publish
ors prices. ANY business entrusted to nm
will be highly appreciated. Office up-stalrs,
second-1oor east Of tie Postofice, ON Moore
avenue. Terre' TaNas.
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vExAs TorICs,

There i 10 be- May ball Al hineola on
the Iight OF Ihe "a prpkimo'
ilOrops 10 BAslrop county are exceedingly
ahe and growing h1prlanlly,
The route Of u telegraph Inns from Brown
wood " Coleman has been staked out
The Odd Fallows 1T Mineola had = torch
light procession md ball Monday night
Eralh county has about sold out Al IL
beeyss, espe tally one and iwo'year Ode
Mr. Henry ShnbeTy and Niles Jeanaelle
Baldwin we've married IN Houston haIur'
day,
u l.. Kuler respected citizen Of CAS-
tryille, Gipd Of earbunrles Saturday night
AFTER weeks Illness
Over one thuuaand men Rre now employed
NJ work on tho extension ot lhe International
railroad from Austin W hHn Antonio
Alta fair CIR tho bonedt Of tho Catholic
church nj Orange, which closed Saturday
night, ono thousand dollars were realised
Miss KITE Williams, Of Tyler has boen
awarded tho prize NJ Wards Institute, nj
Nashville, leuuessee, for the best scholar
ship,
Mr.. Robinson man about ilty yeArs Of
nwi living near Brown wood, hhs luil Dom
nujuigol u luualle and 'enl " the asylum NJ
Austin
In the oaso Of tho State against shndlloE
changed with murler w Coleman county
the Jury returned verdict of not guilty, on
Saturday last
Colonel -, j. Chambers GTonhnck can
dIdalo tor Vice-President has purchased The
Cleburno Trl,Wo ky Avalanche, and will
run that paper in the future ea u dreenbac6
organ,
The wheat IN some portions Of Eralh coun-
ty IA not doing well, II seems 70 be- bunch
1g and spreading on tho ground Instead OF
stalking, und the bottom leaves appear to 10
lcnllcd.
Franklin, tho new county-seNt Of Robert
son county, IA lmproyingyery rapidly Now
houses Of al kinds are springing up like
maggie aud ere long II will be ~ thVying, Wig
orous country town
Tho body Of n man named Bonnet was
locked up in Buffalo bayou noar Harrisburg,
Saturday. Bennett had been cook on the
dean tug stowe, but fell overheard few
avs before and WIS drowned.
The bloolcd stock show NJ Bastrop on
Saturday was II complete success, A num-
Der OF thorough Inbred cattle, horses
and Co,swold sheep were on
exhibition, and attracted much attention
The attendance was very good for mo
time of year and all passed Of pleasantly
and satisfactorily.
The Grecnbarkcrs had n big speaking and
pow.wow Mt Coleman lRst Saturday Charles
II Jenkins, formerly of Dallas but now of
brentwood, being the orator OF the occa'
sion. Ho divided time with the Democrats
ana the result was that he WIS completely
demolished and the most Of the few Green
backers present converted TO Democracy,
1t was mn absolute capture, and Jen' ins and
his Greenback friends retired, unable to form
club for want Of material
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grozicr a. Yoliuy.

Mr.. Leopold Bohny, late proprietor OF the
Tiyoli hall, after short respit' has again
zone into business. He has formeda coparl-
nership with Mr.. William Crozler, and their
mont handsome saloon ut the corner of Main
and Poydras streets will be glad to meet MI
his old friends for whom be has corona,
welcome. With he choicest liquors and
wines. fresh beer always on tap and fragrant
cigars and n cosy, pleasant place at whom to
while away n leisure hour Crozier@ Bohn( 3
one of the most popular resorts IN all the
city.
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Heading Notice,

MOmu. w. II. Patterson 4 Co., tho On.
torpr.lpg lrugIsp VI our clty, have been
compelled " order n largo stock Of those
Justly celebrated "Snydort Curative Pads"
10 order 10 supply tho lncrcosng demand on
them,
Since their introduction In this part Of the
country the people will have no other PADS
but the "SnyderS Curative Pads" Ms they
are all that Il claimed for them,
Ian2i-d&w
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huppo'e GOD glass OF soda'wa'er would
cure your hea iaohe, acid sluln iHh aui hears
bnru, was excel NJ iur d'rpepIa, rnd
would act ~ pleasant lufgltye9 Ia ilai
event everybody would u u'hinR ~ soft-
water fountains will not d, all mt, b :
Brley'a falnc Anerlen' ioams lust rs we'll.
Ia MT ~ pheasant, IL mach eH,a ,rt apa wa,
&C impllsh MI l.iu Above. Tvs a.
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A Sure Thing.

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No. !
ere warranted to cure Gonorrhpn, elect
Cordee. Structure, disease Of the Kidneys,
Bladder and Urinary Organs ct males and
females.
DR.. Hunters Specific No. , is a sure rem
edv for Shermatorrnea, Seminal weakness
Nightly Emissions and Loss Of Power caus-
ed BY self-Nhuse or excessive indulgence
Price of DR.. Hunters Specific s. per bottle;
injection ST. Sent everywhere BY express.
Or j. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor, No. 40
North Seventh street, St. Louis, Mo- SEND
two stamps for treatise. Cur guaranteed
mr. Money refunded. a4-dSw-1y.
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Who is she! A prominent lady patron
of the stage, known 70 be wealthy, is said to
have II IN her brain TO advise everyone with
whom sh, convorses to use "Ryo and Rock
MS beverage, or Ms tonic, or MS cure ior
many Of the diseases that flesh Is heir TO-
be it cold, cough, asthma, brochlis, or the
consumption. She always adds. however be
sure to get Van Belts Rock and Rye with
his signature on the label rs all others are
limitations, The Questl,p is, does she receive
commission, or is she public benciac'or'
Who il sheG
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That famous and excellent restaurant. the
Delmonico. has Just been retitted' painted
and axed up generally in good style, and is
now one of the finest dining rooms in the
State. Every delicacy is served in the very
hest style, and the Delmonico is kept up to
Is old time standard of exce'lency in all res
paptS
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WASHINGTON, D G June 10, 1879.
| have known several persons wso ro-
sarded themselves MS greatly benefited. and
Come Of them AS permanently cured of dis
eases of the kidneys and urinary organs by
YOUR medicine, Warmers Safe Kidney AID
Liver Cure. | have known, too, otits use In
similar cases by physicians Of the highest
character and standing. | do not doubt that
il has treat virtue. j. h. RANKIN,
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Two door west oi Tho posl-oiiloe, has ono
Of lhe mosl complete stocks nl notions 10
Dallas, which mt NJ 81 iyp and ten penls.
IN citizens nj prlns should Welt hIs esln.
llshmeul aNd hku look flr themselves and
SOC what thew onn bus lur lutte money, The
logesl price gpod 'uund thelo Ia
Northern a
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t,xep,ors and Patentees.

Should send Tor instructions, terms, refer
ences. etc. to Edison Brothers, Solicitors OF
Patents. Washington, d. O.. who furnish the
same ,gii6on eharge. Edison Brothers Is
well-known and NC, essful firm Of large eE-
oerience. having heen established in 1860 dtf
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II tho citizens In lhe various parts " lhe
city will be- Kind enough W report dead unl'
mRs NJ the onlnhnose, N the CIV MWthN ~
llenllh Otheor immediately on discovery,
they will de- good service,
j, l., CAHrkR, Health Officer,
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OTnddorhia

Is lhe ono place Dallas wherea odaIuele
Of whisky Or any other liquOrs can DO
bought with absolute certainty Of getting tho
beet IN tho market
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RUsTEE'S SALE. by virtue OF the pow

.. RUSTEE'SS by virtue OF the pow
1 Ell ia me vested by certain deed of trust
executed an delivered by w. ., Diboll 10 u.
NJ swink, trusiee, Tor the benefit OF The Life
Association If AI6 erica, dated the 2Sih day
of November So. and duly recorded IN book
~ pagen 100 a. 7ls, Dallas county ie"nrds,
ecpmber 0th. 1874 as VIII at pear a. large by
said record, whl.h said deed OF trust was exc
"uted aud delivered 10 secure amopgs, other
th ngs = certain promissory note for The SUM
OF four hundred dollars. dated at Dallas, Tex
as, November esth, ls7i,peyahlet weIye months
alter date to the order OF he Life
a soci ,tion Of America with cost 0fscolleo-
iion) at l. Office of the said Life Association
OF An erica. In Dallas, for yalue rscetl,s
with H. terest from maturity az the rate M
twelve per cent. per snnufi, payable SENT
snpu lly, which said nole was made, execas-
ted and delivered by W. o. .pipell 10 The Lilo
Asseci 4tiou OF America, an whivh SAID nose
remains entirely unpail, except the interest
thereon upt' the2S h day 81 May, lH1e. j. NJ
SwiBk, Trustee as aforesaid VIII on Wedne1-
day, the 9Th day. OF May, 1870, at z
O'Clock M. sell at the en- t-hot,se
door, In the city cf Dallas. Dallas county,
aud sts'e of Tvx-s at public yendue, to fne
highest bidder, for cash, the Following DE-
scri ed pr 5rsry, lying and being situated ~
the city srd county of halls, IN the stan
OF fexas. nd more particularly known ana
dessis n ted bv the following metssann uounas
tow I, and beiiil, part OF twenty .one l13
acre tract formerly Owed ny ssnn -; ei NV
Erms ine ConkiiHe, aud To inning at y
south corner o. two l7l ACRE iots lofmef
owned by Edwaid ttone and the nurn corn
of the A b. story three-acte tract, sher
south Az east 81 va AZ. 10 corner no.
thenee Is VI, a. north lJ,esst Q c-rnsr pos
thence roth ~ vsit - Y rfs, 20 ~.
thence south ~ west 70 vaiaS. 4 hsgihnirA
es,ntafnlng epe aer NOR Of fsa. Uflag the
aud eonvexei anil fully drscfiNl IN the
deed Of trust heretofore rislrid n ~ vir-
Tue 81 nv rower, " i ~ rAte hh'l .snfc.
DE IN fee Simple ti 1 E ffpp.Fiy Anlh. - me
turchnsfr tie eof. - VI WINE
pallas. April -. lssn trustee
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Rosenfeld & Bond, successors to l.. Cape
ran, undoubtedly keep the best stock OF gro
eeries in the CITY.
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-Rspalrs ior Atlas Engine eau DO bad Of
o. >, Mitchell A ga,
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Il estimated that tho aggregate decline
70 sleeks during tho last three weeks ID fully
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Those who sex relief from the distress
Of Asthma finl poten, remedy in Ayers
Cherry Pec,oral. Snn&w