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would spend few moments outside to en-
Joy the cool air, Reaching the sidewalk,
ne commenced padding up and down in
front ct his dwelling like Don Quixote
watching his armOr. While he was thus
engaged u policeman caught sight of him
from the opposite side and watched his
| movements, evidently regarding the rev.
crcnd gentleman as burglar with designs
| on the house in front of which he was
passing to and fro, Having sufficiently
| refreshed himself the clergy
man assembled the stoop and was about to
| unlock the frout-dOor with his night-key.
| when the officer FASTENED across the street.
ran up the stoop and laid heavy hand on
| the minister's shoulder The latter, very
much alarmed, demanded an explanation,
which the policeman did not vouchsafc, but
| roughly grabbed the key from the hand of
the supposed burglar and placed it in his
pocket.
"What do you mean, sir, by acting in
this manner? | would have YOU know this
is my residence" almost shouted the min
ister
Come, now none of that, " snccred the
officer, THAT is altogether too thin. We
. accustomed to that sort of thing from
you fellows"
but, sir | am telling You Il c truth; |
NV 'NlN' HlS'l wv uiJulN'
"You can't play that; come along" and
thr officer roughly grasped the clergyman's
arm
"Thcn ring the hell, said the gentleman,
"if you do not believe me-"
The officer jerked the tel handle with
great force, kcrpng hold Of his man lest he
iould escape. The ministers wife cautiously
opened the door u few inches and was very
mucn terrified at the sight of policeman,
and in the darkness failed to recognize her
husband.
:" fms man, madam, claims to live here, 4"
sail the officer.
The lady, in her fright and confusion
thou, int nothing about her husband, and
screamed out: "No, he doesn't take him
away Take him away" and quickly
slammed the door.
The nstonishcd husband appealingly
called his wife by name, saying "My dear,
don't you know meY
The door was quickly reopcncd and the
husband entered, much to tho astonish-
mcnt not to say disgust, of the policeman.
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FORT WORTH.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
FoRT WORM, December li.-W. II. Ham.
mond who so suddenly disappeared last
night one week ago, though many con,cct.
urcs have sprung up, there yet remains q
mystery as to his whereabouts, if alive, OF
the place of the corpse, if dead. His wife
found his coat and hat in Elliott 4 Roes
iumber-yard two days since. They were
marked with rents as if there had been foul
play. The police force with all their yigi.
lance, have as yet found no clue tending ia
solve the matter.
Yesterday morning, j. NJ. Mann, adealer
IN vegetables left his wagon and team
standing IN front ofthe postoilice while he
went after his mail. When he returned
he found that his ex-wife had iumpcd
in the wagon and driven Off for parts
unknown. In his bewildorment he took
the wrong road in pursuit and IL seems went
East while Il is reported she went towards
Clcburne. They had been separated for
three years though not yet divorced. Some
weeks ago she had agreed to not trouble
him any more he would sell his place and
divide the money. This he did, giving her
SlVv, hut she continued to annoy him aud
he has since given her money to let hiui
alone.
The Comfy Commissioners Court con
tinues its sessio'. Roads are being opencd
and oversoers are being appointed to-day.
Another attachment against the dry
goods stock of A. l.. Ryan was issued TO
day. II was In favor OF Joel Bailey a Co.
OF New York city, aud was for 81 900. 10
FAR as reported the attachments amount Il
over $4,000. The inventory of stock vii
amount to about $4,000.
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HAWRsBuRG, Pa, March 80, 1881
Nothing is more charming and attractive
than athoroughiy healthy, perfectly formed
woman a brightcycd, rosy, laughing, Joy
Gus happy-lAced girl, one who finds Keen
pleasure in merely living. An invalid wife
ar mother is u constant object of sympathy
in an otherwise Cuntcutcd household.
Happy the home whose women folk cnioy
perfect health. In my practice have
always recommended sicklv women TO use
Browns Iron Bittcrs. In case of irrcgu.
laritieS, dyspepsia, indigestion, heartburn,
nausea. sour stomach, nervousness and ex.
hauStiyc debility, find it exceeds all other
remedies rs true medical tonic. ltnevcr
fails to gently soothe, refresh aud
strengthen the general system, and espc.
cilly those parts made weak 10y continued
distress; and what satisfies me most is that
the cures, although in some instances grad
ual, are always permanently. ID.
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Or, total ,s, C251z,5 POS 2O2 q 325 SIS oc: SO

Mr.. Walter i. Adams, of Westboro.
Massachusetts, writes. For years | suf-
lered the horrors Of dyspepsia and indipcs-
ton. They seemed to weaken every organ
OF life and completely shattered my nervous
system. At night when lay down felt
could not i've until morning. Heartburn
panied me most terribly. tried Browns
lroA Biiters; it suited my case precisely, and
now my stomach dgests any kind OF food,
and my sallow complexion and other symp-
toms OF i'll health are all gone, and at night
enjoy most refreshing, dreamless slum-
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Ho-WHEREAS, 1t has been found that the capt.
'al stock Of the Chicago, Texas & Mexican Cen.
irai railway company, now being 5000 shares.
Of the par value OF $40 each, is insufficient to
construct and operate its road, and that is de-
iirablc to Increase the same from 1000 shares
1r s7jOOOOO to 100000 shares or TO slOGOO.- .
900, the totalamount being $4,000 per mile;
Therefore, BE it resolved that meeting of
the Stockholders be sand the same is hereby
called TO be held at the Office of the company, at
Dallas, Texas, on the 23d day of January, 1852,
to consider the proposition of increasing its
capital stock from Sll,OOl to $4,000 per mile, in
accordance with the preamble. hereto, and to
consider the proposition Of issuing series of
income bonds if the same be deemed necessary;
that the secretary be and is hereby instructed
to give legal notice to each stakeholder, of tb
limo and place and purpose of said meeting.
BY order of the board of directors
ASAHEL + BENNETT. Secretary
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Elegant Toilet Preparation

Hair dressing and restorative is found in
inul youthful color and beauty. Falling
hair Is checked by It's use, and II produces 4
growth of beautiful young hair, SOFT, glossy
and luxuriant. II certainly Is the most
clearly and effective hair restorer now be.
fore the American people.
A. A Gibson, Tarrvtown, Duchesscoun.
IT,. N. ", writes; DIR. Swayne & Son
Philadelphia: GESrs-1 enclose postoillce
order for eight dollars, please send me one
dozen London Hair Color Restorer.m II
has stopped my hair from falling, and re.
stored II to W. natural color. II has proven
satisfactory in every respect. The "Lon
don Hair Color Restorer" can be obtained
st al tho leading druggists ut 70 cents q
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A Clergyman Mistaken for n nurr,a,

The pastor of an up-town church of this
city recently spent an evening In his study
at his residence, and became so cngrosscd
with his readine-"poring over many a
quaint and curious volume Of forge item
owe -'ha'.hc did not heed the lapse o,
: me until a neighbcrlng clock tolled IN,
nour OF IL. When he arpse ana -.
auow TO retire. but SUFFERING so, ms'
what - his head iio,n ,haA ,e ev,nc
ho"sw close confinement he thou b IN Il
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DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY
For Sale!

Tho undersigned will sell any Of the follOwin
Property, viz
Is by 40 feet northwest corner Ross avcnu
and Pearl street. with store house thereon.
l+5 by go feet north side Ross avenue with
residence thereon, No bS1 Ross avenue
City Drug store, Ills Film street. with s. feet
OF ground or with 60 feet front
Part Of block No 26A west Of Central railroad,
and north OF Swiss street. near one-half acre
A. T. HENsLkY, at Exchange Dank
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In the treatment of lung and bronchial
diseases the liver is often implicated I,
such an extent that II hcpa,ic remedy be-
comes necessary in cilecting Il cure OF tn,
lungs. In the treatment OF such eases
prescribe simmons Liver Regulator with
entire satisfaction.
J. J. STEPHENSON, NJ. d., O wensboro. X,
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\ MORMON BISHOPS BLESSING
How II Failed to Drive the Old Adam Gu
Of Bally Horse

How II Failed to Drive the Old Adam out
Of Haiky Horse.
Tho Saints do not place so much depend.
cncc on, the laying on of hands aud the
Blessing business MS they once did, yet
hundreds cling to tho old rolc along with
Other absurditics ofthc church. 0nlya few
years ago they believed that 'conse-
Grated oil would cure the bites Of
horses, and that the laying on Of hands
would quiet the most vicious animal of
Kicking, biting or baking. One dav on
Main street an old Mormon had q balky
horse, whose antics drew Il crowd Of speG,a
Tors. Presently bishop made his way
through the crowd and offered t0 clay
on hands, for $500. This was tine regular
price for such mini'trations, and the
owner of the horse consented lie pressed
the animal in the Hanks, in the
legs, .raycd over his neck and passed his
hands over the animal while he mu,tercd a
iurgun of mysterious words suited to the
occasion, amid the laughter OF about hun
drcd Gcntilcs, who stood on the walk
watching the proceedings. When he had
finished his incantatiuns, to the nstoniSh-
mcnt of everybody, the animal started of as
docilc as an old sh5ep, The Saints were de-
lighted and the Gentilcs quit laughing en-
tireIy. Still they concluded TO watch the
horse. The beast sc.med to have all the
old original sin drawn out OF him. 1t was
changed horse. The GcHtileS began to
djSpcrsc, Disguised with the outcome of
thr affair, when suddenly the old plug
stopped short and began to lay back his ears.
" he is recovering from the effects shouted
somebody, and memcnt later the heels
OF tho stccd began to lamiliarize themselves
with the forward works of the buggy. lie
backed right square through it and scat
tired the flinders as high as the second
story windows of the business houses along
the streets, and then with the shaft. cling
jug to his sides he dashed down the street
amid the hilarity of the spectators, who
wore glad they had waited to see the re-
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HostettoTs Stomach Btters is as much regarded
as n household necessity as sugar or coffee The
reason OF this is that years Of experience have
proved it TO be perfectly reliable In those cases
OF emergency where II prompt and convenient
remedy is demanded Constipation liver com
plant dyspepsia, indigestion and other troubles
are overcome by IT,
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers to
whom apply for Hostetler's Almanac for 1882.
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Dyspeptic symptoms, such as retasting of
he food, belching. heat in the stomach.
heartburn, etc, promptly by Browns
Iron Bittcrs.
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Observation-Disclosures is hereby given that
| the grading firm of Boyle & Rundlcs has this day
dissolved by mutual consent
November2S th 1851. BOYLE & BUNDLES.
n3O-f
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NOTICE
OF
Assigne9'S9 Sale !


! VIII sell at public auction for cash, to the
highest bidder ON
Wednesday, the asth Day OF December, 'si -.
III the town of Calvert all of the assets of the
urn OF e. W Lappngton & Co.. except such MS
are held as collateraD consisting Of about $50 q
OF Dry Goods, Clothing, etc; about s.. GOO of
Groceries; about $50, 700 Of Hardware, Farmin,
implements, etc, aud about So. 900 of Notes and
Accounts list ofwhich will he furnished ON day
o' SAFE, or priorthereto irdcSircd forinspection;
the SGle to be made either in bulk, including all
the merchandise, etc, and claims, or each lin,
say Groceries in bulk Dry Goods, Clothing. etc
In bulk, Hardware in bulk, and claims IN bu,l
separately as the Assignee may decide on DIV
OF sale j. S. McLENDON,
c, Assignee.
Calvert Texas, December lS, 1851.
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lake OTT,S
DIssOLuTIuk.

TIL" ilrmo Lndwrk & Sp,ty, OF the city of
Dali Texas this day dissolved, by mutual
consent. rhere being no liabilities against
said hru. J. II. Ludwlck will continue business
% u snlne place No Ti7 Elm Street
Dallas Texas, December 1itt, 1851. di6.st
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THE GOVERNMENTS EXPENSES.
Estimates of Appropriations Required for
the yarions Departments.

WASHINGTON, December S.-The book of
estimates appropriations required for the
service of the government for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1888, has just been COM
pleted. The following is recapitulation
by departments:
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Dissolution Of Co.pnrtncrsbIp.

The co.partnership heretofore existing IN
tween Burwcll & Kendall, in the restaurant bnS.
ness at the Metropolitan Dining Hail, al sl5
s nam sIeeL IN the city OF Dallas, is this
and g. j. Burweli ess,,,nn,
all liabilities q the late firm of Bnrwril q
Kendall, and viii continue the business nj tho
prese,nt sand, md would respectfully solicit The
public. BrnwrIi.X KrSn "a VIC
DALLAS, Texas, December 9th, 1851.
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Special 1oticc.

nD'oT0CKIoLDERS' MEETING Notice is
hereby given, that regular annual meeting of
the stockholders of tue Chicago, Texas q Next
can Central Railway Company will be held at
the general offices of the company in the city
OF Dallas, Dallas Co. Texas, on the 10th day of
January, A. d 1882, for the election of Directors
and for the transaction of such other business
as may come before it,
ASAIIEL +. BENNETT,
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Trains arrive and leave Austin station as fol-
lows No 3 mail and express arrives AT 0 at m; ,
No mail aud express leaves at QSO am.
Connections-At Tcxurknna, with ali trains on
81 Louis, Iron Mountain Il southern Railroad,
for all points North, East and Southeast At
Longvicw Junction and Mincoln, with MI trains
Tor International Railroad for TYLER, Palestine
Houston, Austin, Galveston and san Antonio
Al Dallas, with trains Of the Houston 4 Texas
central Rwy, for CoRicana, Mcxin, Rremond,
waco, Calvert BRYAN, Hampstead, Brcnham
anu oil points ~ Middle aud southern Texas,
OF sherman, with II Il 4 G Ry for all points
on the line Of that road At Fort Worth, with
Stages Tor all points IN Western Texas AZ
shreveport with Red River steamers for
New Orleans Pnlmans Palace sleeping Cars
Louis ANY Information IN regard to rates for
lreighs or passage, time aud connections viii
pe Iheerinly given on application 10 Geo.
Noble Gent snpt, Marshall, Texas W. New
man, G. +. A., Marshall, Texas or X, W, Thomp.
on q. u. 4 r. A. Marshall Texas.
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ASAIEL f BENNETT,
u1-lm Secretary.
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Real Homes.

VIII 1t not be we'll. for parents 10 re-
cCnisder ythunghtfuily the question Of
home-maklng9 Do your children love
their home? Do they prize It? Is II
the 'sdearest spot on earth or a mere
boarding housef II there Is . fault,
whose q 1t !? III q laek, who 10 to blamei
HQmt naking, be IL remembered, ID q
work Id which all havea part. Fathers
may not shilk their duty by saying that
1t 10 woman,s busins rs." Neither can
1t be done without forethought, direction
and effort. Oftentimes 1t involves the
sacrifice Of selfish comfol IS aud plea,
1rsb. The. happy tumult of The young.
asrs' play may disturb your d .er- dinner
doze. A ctildren's hourn' in the early
evening given up to games and enter.
tainmeD :, In which you are their COM
ptnions aud leadere, may not be- 90
fgr cable = to spend the tin at play,
tho club, or In neighborhood gossip. But
you are under bonds, morally, to give
yourselves to the family rs the need re-
quires. 1t you do no more than to sraise
yor- children, you b ve, before God, no
right 10 have any, ~ Y. III
Mase your house real home-cheer-
full, bright, beautiful in spirit, happy in
oil lis expression, and you will be q
good-deal better fitted to begin enjoying
heaven nto once, when you get there. -
Golden Rsste. "A = i - 70 $3.50 ~ !
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FLAVOR In Poultry.

A witer in the Country Geatle;nan
discusses the subject OF flavor In fowls'
iesh. Among other remarks he says
That breed has something to, do with
1t may not be denied, but that food hrs
more can safely be credited. Food not
only affects the fayor, but the qualycy
and quantity also. Fowls that are faatefi-
bd on corn alono produce not only 4
swest-favored flesh and plenty of It, but
the fat 10 apt to be oily, and po,sess .
strong, unplessantrodo Thisa is In
great measure governed BY the breexi.+
rhe ANAL fowls will lake an enormous
weight of fat In c0mparison with !the
size. That small fowls are superior
where quality 10 desired Is Q decided
fact; but where quantity 10 the desidera-
tum, Irrespective Of other gualities,s the
larger fowls may be cultivated, espscial-
Buckwheat makes fine, white aesh,
but nothing favors 1t like kfound csrn
and oats intsrmixed equally. and sealded
Or mixed with either milk Or yater, but
not enough for the milk to iaa. This
should be given fresh each day, and not
allowed to sour or f6zment. Fowls re-
auire good, sweet food. Musty meal or
lneldy grain are alwaysa unavitahle For
Liable use, where ane favor Il, desired,
fowls shonld be confined in clean quar-
Tors, and be fed on wholesome food Tor.
At least once q week before slaughter -
Where fowls are confined In small COM
pass, some Absorbent should be used to
neutralize the dropplngs, otherNise the
desh will become tainted from The dis
agreeable odor wisingf fthereffom. For
this purpose there Is nothing better than
air slack lime or unleached wood ashes,
where there Ia sufficient ventilation a
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William J. Couahlin, Of 6Qmerville
Mass.. says: In the fall oc 1876 i Wa
taken with BLHBDsNo OF THE BuNo
followed BY q sevess cough. / lost my
appetite and fiesh, and twad confned to
my bed. In 1871 I was Adinitted 10 she
Hospital. The doctprs said 1 had 8 hole
in my lung ss big a. halt dollar. Al
one time report .wapt around that /
was dead. save up hspe, spt z friend
IDALSAM FOB TnELUN9S. got q
bottle, wben 70 ny surprse, cemmenc-
sd 70 feel beAtsr, a0d to-day / feel better
than for thrt% %years past. - . .ts9 Pc q
sI write shsE hoping every one afiiict-
ed With Dissased Laogs viii take lDR.
WILLIAM HALLS bAHSAM, and be
couvtnoea thst CONSUMPTION GAN
BE CURED. r can positive y say u hes
dome more good than oh the other medi-
cines 4 have taksn sin0e my Sickness.
NOTICE.-rDr.. Kline,s Great Nerve
Heetorer y the maxwell sfl the age for ali
Nerve p,eaAees. sAu dss stepped fkse.--
Send 70 9M Arch Street, Philsaalphia,
Z on 2o-ly
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EalsTER's ORDER.
RKGIsTER,s OFVICM,
New Castle county, April 23d, 1881.

New Castle county, April I'D, 1881
Upon the application OF Mary Murine,
Executrix OF James Murine, late oil
IWtlmingten Hundred, In said county.
heceased, 1t is ordered and directed BY the
Register that the Adminlstrator aforesaid
give notice OF the granting. OF letteEs
TestAmentary upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
pf, Dyi causing advertisements ~ be post
I'd Within forty days from the date OF sucA
letters, In six Of .he most public places Oh
the county of New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the es-
tate to present the same or abide by an
act Of Assembly In such case made and
provtdef. And also cause the same to be
tneeff6d within the same period In the
WIL1[INaToN 9AzETTx,a q newspaperpu1p
1i4hed In Wilmington, aud to be oonttn-
ued theiein three weeks, (e o d).
49,. Giyea under the hand and seal
L. s. Of ONCE OF the Register aforesaid,
t~~~yes Wilmil8ton lii New Castle
e0unty Aforesaid, the day and year above
written1 ~ B. O. BIsGS. HeGister.
All psrs.sMs M52lIdiG5- 5S2vlnIE diGsi55i1 -asa,as, the
estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Executrix.
On or before April Esd, 1882, or abide the
act of Assembly In sueh case made and
provided. her
MARY n MULRINE.
ss.E. - mark Executrix,
J Address Huntington, Del. S-'T'
i june8-3weod
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4: su.llaer Pruning.

No orchard or fruit garden can besaid
to be well managed IL summer pruning
is neglected, Tor the strength and Yigof
of the trees, bushes or vines, will b
wasted in making superfuous Wood Id
stead Of forming fruit buds for the next
years crop. 1t 10 better to pinch on
. tendar shoot than TO let 1t become Q
strong branch, needing the application
OF ths kkife, 6r, b may be the saw.--
The Old profefb which says that q ths
twig u bent tie ttee " tnclined" is very
expressive. \ IL we wish 10 OBTAIN we'll
formSd trees..Ne must begin Ain proper
time Ard bling them &anto the desired
shape hy judiciops pruning. The for
nation Of 10y, branches should be en-.
oouraged In Fruit trees for tho double
purpose Of hayiDg the fruit within
rays OF tho sun. If summer pinching
oepfunlne n oopmsnced In proper time
than WilE not Be 20 many iIf-shspsd
tee 70 ~ s4eoj ono sided and double-
ihee&e0 euSClm61ss vail be scafoe, tie
centre of toe tres will not be crowded
with wood, nor with branches crossing
or oh. ffng each other. Mosp trees are In
clined to grow more to one side thanfthe
2ther, fhootfng ont toward night and
Gsss.' dt|TST b. snecessaiy % check
Shiss tshdsn6S y ~ - shorteIing OF ne.
moving those branches witch extend
toe far on one side. kThe centres of
fruit trees of every KIND sholld be Kept
free from wood; so that the rays of the
sun may reach the fruit on all the
branchSt IN training trees = A.llpyra-
mids itsonstlnes happens, that the tide
bRachSs sko0t up above sths oentfaE q
leading branch; this tendency should be
corrected by pinching the shoots ~ fest
as they appear, thus keeping down the
irregularity and bringing the trees into
the desired shape. The productiveness
Of applAr.peae, peach ysndsplum treess
and OF 6o0<ebNrry and curraut bnslles,
So, -msP BE- Increased and the Size Hof
the fruit considerably enlarged BY prun-
Of the Last. yeal,s .growth. teaying only
spurs feW lnches. .in leneth. n nd
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Two Jolly philadelphia Teut0ns
In LuckI

Mr.. Alexander Boyer and his chum. @.
,Bandef, put one dollar each In . letter and
sent 1t TO NJ. A. Dauphin ct No. 2i2 Broad
way. New York City. N. Y. lthe same ad-
wer as weIi), and receiyed In return half
OF Tick ct No. 78,D7l In the April Drawing
Of the Louisiana State Lottery, and each
put in his pocket tl260, with which they
purchased neat little houses in Philadel-
phta. The Grand Semi Annual Drawing
lakes place june 14th, when over $500 600
will be scattered under the superyision OF
aen'ls Beauregard and EARLY.
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GOOD ENOUGH.

Lovers Of really good chewing tobac-
10 should ask for Miller's Good Enough
Navy Plug as it is the only tobacco which
has not the favor oil a Drug Store and
does not cause sore mouth.
Il Ap. I'D Il va m R 4Hs