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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-27
| NATURES REMEDY.
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YEGEEsY lMEEm
TIE GREAT BIoop PuRIfea/
WILL CURE
scrofula, scrofulous Iiumor, Cancer. C.ncerous
HumDr, ErysiPela', Canker. Salt Rheum,
Pmples or Humor In the Face, Coughs
and Colds, Ulcers. Bronchitis. Neu-
ralgla. Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Pains in tho Side, COnStipa-
tlon, CostiycnesS. Piles,
DiZZlne3s, Headache,
Nervousness, Pains
In tho Back
FatntneSS ut the Stomach, Kidney C0mplaintS
Female Weakness and General Debility.
This preparation Is scientifically and chcmi-
cally combined, and so strongly concentrated
from roots, herbs and barks. that It's good er-
fects are realized immediately after commenc-
Ing to take It. There Is no disease OF the hu-
man system for which the yegetlne cannot be
used With perfect safety, as 1t DO not cont in
any notable compound. For iradtcatng the
system OF oil impurities OF the bio I'd 1t has no
equal 1t has never failed to effect re, CIV
Ing tone and sire 9Th to the system debilitlted
by disease. Its wonderful effects upon the COM
plants named are surprising TO all. Many have
boon cured by tho vegetne thit have tired
many other remedies. 1t can we'll be called
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FORT WORTH.
correspondence of the Herald

correspondence of the Herald
FORT WORTH, May s6. 1880,
The Fourth Street M. L. church has new
Bishop Lane, of Atlantis, Georgia,
olored NJ. II. church, is in the city, and is
poken of very complimentary. He travels
throughout the South on official business
ieneral j. j. Burne sold his residence and
nrniture TO Judge Fly, of Carroll county,
lssissippj for $4,000 cash. This shows that
property is not on the decline nor unsslea-
le here.-The "Daily Voice" did not
ound, nor the "Voice of tie People " follow,
My on the road to Decatur where they will
ppear rs the Weekly Democrat" in
barge of j. S. McEwen and Fl. Ii. Brooks.
. "A female opossum was carried around
he streets to-day with seven little ones cling
ny toher.--Ed Hearsey, the somnambulist
sill SOON be up. Stewart Brockm n, who
ell from the ladder, is also recovering.--
evera. loads of new wheat on the market
'o.day.-Fifty thousand pounds of wool
rom western counties arrived yesterday and
O-day. 1t is said that one of our largest
WOOL buyers, who had engaged wool ut forty
ents per pound, offered one thousand dollars
his morning to be excused from contract
New roasting ears on the market to-day.
MANY delegates have already arrived to
ttend the Greenback convention tomorrow.
Reliable assurance from Weatheiford to-
ay is that the track will reach there this
vening. There will be festival tonight
| " our Catholic friends. The proceeds will
% to furnish their church with gas. From
he interest manifested it will be we'll
attended, and success.-Harry Miller
oes to Terrell this evening"
Trainorkips, of Philadelphia, was in the
ity to-day with view of settling n colony
rom Iowa, out west. He has been to San
Antonio and Waco. He wishes still to ex-
Imine more fully before deciding, and may
% out in the Pan-handle country.--Dr j.
NJ. Fay, of Denton county, adelegate to the
treenback convention, reports crops there
and In Clay county, especially corn, very
good.-B. J. Chambers, candidate for Vice.
President on the GreenbAck ticket, is here
md will attend the convention tomorrow
arrivals at the Waverly: A Nj Beall, Ere
ionia, Texas; @ Chesbrough, end of track ;
Dr. Multheny, Chattanooga, Tenn; James
Swoop, Glassboro. N j; Ed Cocks, Edin'
purgh,. Scotland; P q White, Little Rock,
Ark James Mccormick, 7 g. P r X; A
stewart, do; j D Campbell, Marshall; j H
hidder, do; NJ 4 Roll, Galveston; A
Whynon, Fort Snelling, MINI; i @ Thorn.
on, Sstephenville, Texas L d Dymack and
amlly, Weatherford; j X Wilson, Tex
srkans; V Kibbe, Texas A Lyon, Sedslis,
Mo; I Anderson and lady, Taylor county;
w N Gaddis, Lynchburg, Va;E l. Willing.
nam, Texas james Harrison, Marshall &c j
Ewasey, Fort Worth; A Uber, Leon county
,I3exas; T w Hall, Texarksna;J A Jones,
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C0KSlCANA.
correspondence of the Herald.

Of Tue li6Tdlu.
CoRsIoANA. May 20. lsS0.
The st. Louis u Narrow-guage railroad
|nass.meeting last night was a decided sue
ess, rs far as numbers go. The Opera-house
Vas literally packed and scarcely standing
com lett. Ex-Governor Hubbard was in
|Foduced by Mayor Miller. He spoke at
treat length on railroad matters and wound
Up by asking for an extension of ninety days
|0r the completion OF the road to this point;
/ not completed in that time the road is to
|efund the $4,000 donated by the citizens of
his place The extension was granted. To-
|brested property owners all want a depot on
heir lands. The site has not yet been agreed
| pom. dissatisfaction was
|aused among the young people this morn
be- by the distribution Of bills announcing
he postponement of the moonlight ball, which
Fas to have been given to-night.-.The Cornet
and have accepted the invitation to attend
HE picnic at Denison, and will leave for
hat point Tonight. Captain Q. ii. Allyn
|eturned from Galveston this morning
lrs. A. Fox and son have gone to New
ork on visit to friends.-The pay car
passed up the road this morning.
kuinlan and lady went up the road this
morning. --Candidat are all in favor OF
| reduction on beer.-It tried very hard to
ain here this morning, but made failure Of
Geo S Verden, Boston, Massachusetts;
w G Bussey, st. Louis W A Loyless, At
enta, GA; r F Sojourner, Houston, and r L
'arver, are registered at the Moloy house.
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SougOfIsraeI Picnic.

Last night the Sons of Israel gave noon
light picnic at Windsor Park, at the eastern
terminus of the San Jacinto street railway.
There was II large crowd in attendance, each
car that went out on the road being filed with
people, there scarcely being standing room.
The park was beautifully lighted up by Chi
nese lanterns hung here and there through
tho grounds pendant from the trees, present
ing most pleasing scene. The grounds
we're thronged with people, all of whom en-
tered into the festivities of the evening with u
zest in keeping with the occasion. There was
sweet enlivening music and the large pavil-
ion was filed with gay dancers until late
hour There were refreshments in the way
of strawberries and cream, lemonade, etc.
The evening was pleasantly spent and will
long be remembered by those present.
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Personal.

Miss Lydia Carter charming young lady
OF Terrell, is visiting the family of Mr.. j. O.
Arnold.
DR.. A. {. Graham, who has been attend.
ing the annual meeting of the Kentucky
State Medical Society, at Lexington, returned
to the city yesterday evening.
Judge j. N. Hockersmitb, Mayor of Tyler,
and daughter, Miss Ida, are visiting the fam
Ily OF Captain j. L. Mellon, Sycamore street.
Judge Hockersmlth paid us pleasant call
yesterday.
MIR. j. k. Hogan, General Agent for the
ii & I. Q. Railroad company, is in the city,
and gave Us the pleasure of a visit last night.
Judge j. w. Carroll, of Denton, is in the
CITY.
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PALO PINTO.
TO the Herald.

10 the Herald.
PALs PINTO, NAV q, 1880.
Crops are still very good, but are begin.
Ming to need rain.--1he railroad will pass
sixteen miles south of this place and thirty
miles north of Stephenville, Work on the
road is progressing rapidly and the contract
Ors are calling for more hands.--Tho Sab.
bath-schoo at this place is in a hourishng
condition The school will give picnic at
Lovers Retreat, three miles west Of here
about the 9th of June, and pleasant time
Is anticipated by the young folks. B.
F. Hutchinson, our genial postmaster, is yet
confined to his room with hux.----Palo
Pinto county will be well supplied with Off
Eers next year. There are five aspirants for
sheriff and four for the office of assessor, and
two 10: clerk, and every mothers son of
them are confident of being elected,
[rict conference ofthe NJ, L. Church convenes
nero on the 7th of June.-The school
aught by Mrs. A. V. Getzweller at this
place, is progressing finely.---Work on the
walls of the new jail will commence next
veek.---The mails como in on good time.
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MATTERS BY MAIL.
NEWS FROM OUR NEAR NEIGHBoRs.
railroad Mass-meeting at COrsicana-
railroad work at PaIO PintO-New
wheat at Fort WOrth-A Cranky
Tramp ut Mckinney, Etc.
MCKINNEY.

correspondence of the Herald.
MCKINNEY, May %, 1880.
Last week we had number Of social en-
,ortsinments. First, the Old School Presby-
terians gave an elegant ice cream and straw
harry festival for the benefit Of the church,
and then the Methodists gave three highly in
tqresting dramatic entertainments for the ben
Git of the church, all If watch we're well at
landed. For liberality to churches and
charities no people in the State surpass those
of Mckinney. A tramp, all the way from
Kansas, stopped in town the other day and
cut wood two hours for his breakfast. After
he had cut fifteen minutes his breakfast was
given him, on the supposition that he had
earned it, but after breakfast he voluntarily
nut in one hour and three. quarters more. 1t
is to be hoped the negro exc JUS will drive
number Of the above style Of tramps from
Kansas to Texas.
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Another Old Coin

Mr.. A. Hickman resident of Cedar Hill,
in this county, exhibited to us yesterday an
old silver coin presented to him by friend,
which was found, with four others of the
same kind, in the excavation of what wus
supposed to be an Indian mound in Ruunells
county. The mound was situated on fiat
piece of ground, and curiosity prompted a
party of men to dig it down, Besides the
coins there were a number of human skele-
tons found, as well ms small cross of gold
roughly mai lie. The coin is of octagon shape
and perfectly smooth on one side, and on the
other is a bias relief, under which are the
letters III. V. S." surrounded by twenty
two small stars. To the right of the head is
minute representation ola temple; in front
of it an eagle. Above the temple isa crown,
and around the whole are the words, ''Fordi-
nand VII, Del Gratia,' The date is 1911.
1t was probably the booty of some red skin,
as the grave resembed those of Indians.
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Spriug rOrpOr.

One effect of living in GU. close, highly
heated houses through the winter is. in nine
cases out of ten, that nature hiss no opportu-
my to throw off the poisonous humors Of
lne system. Consequently the liver, bowels
ana kidneys are inactive and bill, usness. con-
supatlon, etc, are the result Kidney-Wort
ac's at once on all these organs, and stimu-
ales them to renewed action, restoring
health and strength.
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ENTERTAINMENT
At the Opera House ON Tuesday Even
ing, June list

Dramatic reading and character imperson-
atoms, by the brilliant and talented eloce-
ZIONIST, Carina Ross.
Notes from the press:
"The second appearance of Carina Ross
at the Opera house was greeted with enthusi.
asm. She is fine reader, possessing pow
erful well modulated voice; displayed excel
lent taste in her selections. Montreal Wit
ness
"As reader Mrs. Ross has few rivals. -
Boston Post.
"The reading last night was decided sue
cess. Mrs. Carina Ross proved herself not
only fine clocutonist but displayed in the
sleep. wal ing scene from Macbeth, fine his
trionic talent" Toronto Globe
Tickets so cents. On sale at Corners drug
store.
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A Good Account.

ITO sum it up, six long years of ridden
sickness and suffering, costing 5000 per year,
Sf,200-all of which was stopped by three
bottles of Hop Btters taken by my wife, who
has done her own homework for year since
without the loss of day, and want every
body to, know it for their benefit
"JoHN WEEKS. Butler, New York"
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To keep "at every shining hour" the busy
little flies away from table, couch and house,
90 to China Hall and procure iy-trap or
fly fan. They are much cheaper than last
wear.
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Reduction of Prices

As the season advances in every department
millinery suits, ladies' wear, fancy goods and
notions. at Bamman's, 706 Elm street,
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Do you want to know what your ice-cream
contains Then 90 TO China Hall, buy you
a freezer and make your own ice-cream.
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Sights at 50 80 premium; Sterling bank, 1861, /;
Consols, 4SiaGah. 80.
Fiotlf quiet but steady; superilne, 3; double, 4
OK; treble 4is@4; higher grades, 5dT.
Pork tirmer, IL l21i.
Lard steady by the ticrce, ,7l.aS. kegs,
Dry-salt mcats fair and firm; shoulders
loose, -; packed, a.; clear. ribs, 6i.
clear sides, 81. Ia on quiet but steady
shoulders, 81; clear rib :, ~; clear sid 5, =
Hams in fair demand;S choice sugar cured
canvassed, saloh. IafA
Coffee quiet but steady Fcafg6es orlinary'to
prime, 12i4@5h.
Sugar steady; common to good common,
6K@7x; fair to fully fair, Es@Ih; prime
to choice, 719sA yellow clarified, -,
Molasses dull and nominal; inferior, -;
common, IS, fair, IL, centrifugal, -;
prime to choice, - t#N lf
Ricequiet; ordinary to choice, 5h@I.
liaia checks business.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, May 49, Flour dull;
PORK duii, 10 35@iO Lard steady o So. Bulk
meats easier; shoulders, 1 OO; clear ribs,
@ a; clear sides, q 409J0. Bacon easier;
shoulders, rs; clear RIBS, 30; clear
sides, 10. El A.,
rod fall, / l5S; cash. l5'4 for May; 0lSsG
q, fortune; M. red fall 02is.
Corn opened higher and closed weak, 5j's@
S6ii; cash, 3i2@li for june.
Oats dull. BE.
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-Bi rmingham & FELTON, are manrfsctur
ing HON my, grits and graham -four. Mill
No. 226 Patterson avenue.
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.hVH9ullldbcu icb icttipts t'"i', SNPoito w
Great Brit lin, 1881; France, -; continent,
$50; channel, -.
Wool dull and nominal; domestic fleece,
43G57; pulled, 3O@j2; unwashed, lr@3s; Texas,
lSjd36
Hides steady aud in fair demand; New Or
leans, IL; Texas, llh@l3.
Night - Money, sos; exchange, 4SG; Gov is
dull and lower; new SIS, 1884 41s's, i09R; AS,
lO5k; State bonds dull
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tuo week SlluihS MAY
called for in four wee
Dead'Letter office. |
letters will please sa
date of advertised list,
| A
Allen, Thomas ]
Aubrey, w ii
Baird, May
BsllHtd, Il w 4 Co
Barton Mary
Batk ey, Aired (oOn
Baxter, Kirk
Bennett Ge0 Il 90
Benson, L
Beforicky, II
Beer, Mr.
Blake, anuei
Blackwell, Joseph l.
Bilen, " NJ
u win, j W
Breckel, - +
Bright, 7 $ ID
Br, an, = A
Brownbarge, Amos
Brown, w Z
Burk Minnie
Cartier, Robert
Carter, Alice
Castle cry, Jas
Chambe ~, Mamie
Chase, Il w
Clark, , harlie
CHATHAM, n N
Cole, Rpbecca
Gantelow, NJ Lou
Comes, Major
cooper. David $
Gross, Va
Crutchileld, LOu'ia
Cullen, Ma gle
Daniels, John
Davis, - w .
Davis, I'll IL
Dendingar, Joseph
DanoVan, John
Down, rs
DUNCAN, John
early, NJ W
Ellison, James
Factor, Re
Frlets, X j
Flu leY, Owilla
Fletcher, Afford
Foster, Duglas
Foster, NJ q
Fremon, July
Garrett, W N
0arloe, ALI Y
Garner q W
Gates, W A
Ga ton, Annie r.
Garrett, \ W
Gee, Allison W
Grimes, hdrles
Goodne \ b
Glenn, Josie
Goens, Robt
Goldberg, Louis
German, David
Grounds, ROBERT
Gum. Thos A
| HagaSd, W 4
Hall, Missouri
| Hancock, A
Ham lex, & X
Harris, Geo q
Rayner, j "
tiayes, NJ ison l.
Hendricks, DR. 4
hicks, El "a
| II II, { "
cinn,au, G G
! Hickm n, Richard
Hine, Home VI
ii dyson, William
| Fol
Adds IN, John
Epger~. Cur lins
| ID
Helnnith, Henry
McKaniy VIM G
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hA"t
list of letters remaining
alias. Dallas county, fol
"a, 1880, which, II no,
ks, will be sent to the
Parties calling for these
Y advertised" giving
B.. NJ. COCHRAN, p. NJ.
Holt Jim 10 y
n usley Lisbon
funtari, L IL
Hunt, Fannie
Judah, samuel
Jackson, Louisa
Jackson, 4 y
Jones. Garlic
Joncon, Dan
johnson, r. V
Ksmpf, John
keehhn, John 4
klxer. II NJ
King, j Y
hi By, X II
kuiBh 'on, George
Landels, William
Lattnsr, j V
Lewe'len, j NJ
Lishtfo ,t,J IL
Ma'gIet. George
Me dows, = :
NE w. IN" IL
Nill"r, Mary
III Ter, Anale
Monroe, Il
Mitchell, Edwin
Mergenroth, AIR
morIiso ~ 80 L
murpnr' e. W III
Mclto!e, NJ
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'oh''oohh
p.. m
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nssianul 1no ~
n noe1' W n,lr !, ~,
neeu' W ID w
hic AilVe
n niens'uson, . d
ppi,,IS,'hso,ii"ne
nici''hopu' . -
sh .r,.r uarryr
S S ,h Al y
Snh oalu =, IA"
Huluer, I,'I !,
sp, II it,
q, We. N ~
S.on''Jno VI ,t,
o'oho' "o"ise V'o''
nh. IA
a. r1o " H1n'y
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,rraaSSiioo,r. w WI Il
Ihompson, sandy
Tu' ker, Geo W y
a""oro"'' "'
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Flour quiet. Wheat quiet. Corn dull;
Pork heavy, IL 10. Lard firm, 10. Spirits
turpentine, 25h. Resin, 49,. Freights weak.
NEW YORK, May 26 = Net receipts, COS;
nrnss & so; fntnres closed steady, salea
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pARKKTs BE TELEGKAPn.
FOREIGN,

FOhEI6N.
LIVERPOOL, May %. - Noon--Cotton tending
downward; middiing uplands, 81; Orleans, i
lSld receipts, Il, 400; all Americana sales, ,OO0
speculation and export, lOO,uplands low middlng
May and Juue, O la-33 June and
July, l0-39@9-lG; July and August, q 1885,
August and September, 6A.; Sep.
teniber and October, 1883; October and
November, -; November and December,
-; January anu February, -;
futures nat.
l:3Op M Uplands, ll-l6; Orleans, Oh; flI-
lures dull.
800 p m --Uplands low miidling classiica-
tions for August ana september delivery 81 1892
October and November, u 1872; November and
December, q 5-32.
5:l5 p m-Sales of American, 9, 100; futures
closed llrm,
NEW YORK.
New YoRK, May 26.-Stoeks strong; money,
4(G5; exchange long. 4 81; ditto short, 80;
State bonds dull Governments strong.
Cotton dull; sales, 5Ui bales.
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UALV ESIUN.
GALVESTON, May rs. - Receipts net,
NEW ORLEANS.

KANSAS CITY, May 26. Wheat - No. spo
-; No. > spot, 00l4c.
Baeon-Clear / l0j rib AMI long, G s.,
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Tho following Is y list of letters remaining
in the Postotilce at Dallas. Dallas county, for
the week ending MAY "a, 1880 which, il not
called for in four weeks. will be sent to tho
Dead Letter office. Parties calling for these
letters will please say advertised" giving
date of advertised list.
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Between Lexington and Saratoga Sts, Baltimore
Beautiful sets of Teeth made for from SO to $40.
All other Dentistry at similar rates, to suit the
times. Teeth extracted without pain by the use
OF Gas. jlS-1y
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.l?GgTEET GuESTi0E,

Halies, have you cauaa, Il cold? j. yoa uu-
abb 70 raise the phlcgin? Have you IN irrtu-
;iun in the throat? a sense OF oppression on
the lungs, with short breath? Do You have a
iii "l coughing ON lying DOWN. sharp pain
now and then in the region of the heart, shou-
drrs and back! II 80, our Advice is take at
once dose OF Tut EXpectoHrl; you will soon
DC able to raise the phlegm. In an hour repeat
the Expccorant, place ahol iron 10 the feet, take
two OF TUFTS Pills. You will soon fan into q
pleasant sleep and wake up in the morning,
cough gone, lungs working freely; easy breath
ing, and the bowels moving in anatural manner
10 prevent return OF these symptoms use the
Eyupctornut sever Al dDyS
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u" For Salc.-Four hundred bushels of Early
Vermont and Early Durham Seed potatocs-both
earlier than the Early Rose and much bcttcr.-
NJ. E. Puc, near Bel Air. fcb20
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Road Notice

THIRTY DAYS after the first publication of
4 this notice, application will DE made 10 the
ginning at near the point intersecting the road
leading from Garrettson's Chapel to Bush River
Neck, and known as "Stockham's Corner House,"
and passing through the lands OF John Stockham,
J. j. Michael. James G. Malcolm, George j. John
son, over the private road bed as now used and
ending at what is known as the High House gate.
fnh91
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TIM GAME OF FIFTEEN.-A new puzzle game
said TO have been invented by deaf mute in
Hartford, Conn, is absorbing a great deal of
time and attention, all over the country. Up
wards of600O0 have been sold in New York city
alone, and the demand for the puzzle has been
immense. 1t consists of square box into
which are fitted - wooden squares, numbered
consecutively from one TO Is There is room
for four rows of four in row. The absence of
the sixteenth block in the box affords room for
the movement Of the Others. The game is to
disarrange the blocks and then to bring the
numbers into consecutive order by shifting them
into place without lifting one Off the bottom of
the box. The intricacies ofthis apparently sim
PIE exercise arc startling. mathematician
who reported the result of his calculations to
the New York SIN wrote that the number of
possible movements is 1907, 647,30 600 There
are said to be number of combinations that
are either very difficult of solution or, as some
believe, impossible
Nearly any one in Il very short time can ar
range the blocks in this order:
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TRY BAKERS HORSE LINIMENV-
l. For man or beast.-You will never regret it.
For sale at the Bel Air Drug Store.
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~ Prime Clover and Timothy Seed for sale
by 2. f. Ball, successor to /. Amos, Bel Air.
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TIME TABLE OF r., w. IL b. n. II
Commencing November 10th. 1879.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
TRAINS MOVING NORTH:

Trains leaving Baltimore start minutes before
time stated.
The 945 A. NJ. and 3.0j p. NJ. trains from Balti-
more stop only at Havre dc Grace.
The train from Philadelphia leaving Havre de
Grace at 212 NJ, stops at Edgewood only at 49,
arriving In Baltimore at 3.35.
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Ead terrible MIGHT 6 wEATS.

- Memphis, FuD., ii, 1874.
DIR. TUI'f Sri have been suffering Tor nearly two
years with severe cough When | commenced Ia.
king your ESpuCturant was reduced to one hundred
ana sN. ,ru pounds IN weight. | had tried almost
cveryllihs; had terrible night sweats. Ihaye tkcn
half dozen bottles. Tho night sweuts have lett me
the cough las disappeared, and have gained ii. teen
pounds in flesh: recommend it TO all my friends
WIN nrnnL rAalnlt. Oh IAER RlltE
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DR. W. II. srUNNIKHUYsEN.
DR. III. &. SIMPLIFY,

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to the citizens of the surrounding country. Hay
ing mad twenty-seyeny years experience in the prac-
tice OF his profession he flatters himself that full
satisfaction will be guaranteed in all cases. and he
most respectfully solicits share of the public
patronage. myf0-iy :
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