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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-05-18

1 |" LA Faustin," by Edmond de Goneourt, 10 q
novel Of remarkable power and originality, II be-
longs to the telling naturalstic school Of fiction
so famous; but, while dealing with hard facts and
doubtful phases Of Paris life it is always refined and
/ never gross La Faustn, the heroine, 10 . popular
Partisan actress, modelled after the great Rachel
i who is studying the role Of Pheire She has . sis
ter, Maria, who has withdrawn from the stage be e
cause Of incompetency. La Faustin 10 marked BY
certain degree Of refinement and artistic tasts She
desires to play Phedre Phedre was. but feels
| the lack of the necessary passion. The frat
| night comes, the role 10 enacted, and mments
| triumph is scored. Then follows grand supper at
In Faustins house, which is attended by hosts Of
scientific. literary, political and artistic celebrities
| Lord Anuaudale. English noblemsn. who hss
previously known the actress and been beloved BY
her returns her prior to the second of
Phedre, thus supplyeg the requisite passion, and
the rendition receives perfect ovation. love of
Idyl the quietude of which is frequently bro
ken by the actress eaprices- Later on, La Fau,tin
quits the stage TO please the Englishman. From th
point the interest increases steadily in intensity up
to the final catastrophe, and the reader ends
y impossible to take his eyes from the pages Of the
wonderful book, presenting it does series Of pic
lures painted in life tints Of Partisan splendor e-
yance, excitement, vice, malice and depravity. n
de Goneourt's work is powerful and impressive.
that it fail to in America the vas, tri.
| umph it is achieving in France. Everybody
should read IA Faustin." II il published in lar
square duodecimo volume, paper cover price seven
ty-ye cents and will be found for sale BY all bool-
sellers, at all stands. and all railroad trains
copies Of it will be sent to any any place.
once post paid. RENTING the price in letter 90
the publishers, T. b. Peterson Brothers, PhfadsI-
phia, Pa.
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am pleased to have the opportunity Of saying to
my constituency, that bill to appropriate the sum
of one thousand millions, three hundred thousand,
nine hundred and seventy eight dollars, and eighty
three hundredths for the purpose of making Peters
Creek navigabls by slack water navigation, has
passed the House, and stands a good show in the
Senate. A very animated debate took place to
the constitutionaty of improving the property and
enriching the pockets of 10. Hayton and y. X.
Stout, at the expense Of the Government, hut, on
motion of Perry Belmont what is left of him, it
was placed at the head Of the calendar. Give my
love TO my constituency. I am transported with de-
light. Yours, very truly,
SLACK WkTEPs
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EDITORIAL CHkK--we have to congratulate Sol
Miller. Of the Troy Chief the veteran editor Of Kan
sas, the the perfection his cheek has attained
through his long and continued conflicts with the
wicked world.
A short time since. while riding in . fast moving
ear his way to attend the meeting Of the R-publ
State Central Committee 1t Topeka. fierce bull
let came through the car window, making . clear
cut round hole in the glass. grared Maj Morrilrs
nose, struck Sol. square on the cheek, and
fell harmless to the floor. Only . few hours after
vards saw the veteran. and his cheek vas ~ I'M
sullied This shows the possibilities of ed
torial achievement, and will be . strong incentive
for young editors to psrsevere. while IL viii dscour
age the men who want to know who writ that
p,eer-H Wis feid CoNri<
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VINO 70 BacKIIG BELNoSTi-Who 10 behind Bel
monti Somebody, evidently. The somebody is the
Rothschilds the English Government, with =
strong French influence. Belmont, though born on
our soil is no American. He the house Of th.
Rotbschds and represents them in this controversy
The English Government had -om. reason for keep
ing seven Ironelads on the Of Peru and Chill
during the recent war. Somebody has got away
with the guano and the nitrates. and commerce
with those countries is abolished. England has the
whole Of IT, We have lost all influence and standing
and American ship will not put into any Of these
port. except under stress of weather Our eoneiu
sion il that the position Of Belmont il that Of the
preventative Of the Coehet claim in which Amer
lean il represented. and against the Landreau claim,
TO which American citizen certainly has soms
claim TO q hearing in the courts Of Peru and Chill
But il has all gone to the Observation-Disclosures ID
rrrfisrr
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y Mrs. Welding, Severance, has a finer
assortment Of Hats than ever before,
ranging from IS cts up. IsInny3w.

CENTRAL CoxxuTEE.-The Republican County
Central Committee met on Tuesday. They agreed
upon June 9th tn. day for holding primary cleo
lions for delegates to the State Congressional Con
vention at Topeka; but there being no contest for
the nomination of Congressman in this District they
appointed the six delegates to the Clay Centre Con-
vention with instructions to cast the vote of the
County for John A. Anderson. The followin. gen.
tlemen were appointed delegates: C. W. Shreve,
II. F. shaner, Coils b. ROundy, z. Hays, Lukus
Fetter, aad Otto c. Jones.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

IF. Hanpson is prepared 10 loan
money 10 the Farmers Of Doniphan
County. on long time, Rt = per cent. i'm
teresf, and N reasonable commission.
Money may be paid before due. and
stop Interest, ff the borrower chooses.
No delays In furnishing the money. No
sworn nppraiseneat or application
required. Call on him at the Office of
Register of Deeds, mt the Court House.
22aprlE. j. r. HAMPTON.
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womnn's True Friend.

A friend in need is a friend indeed. This none can
deny, especially when assistance il rendered when
one is sorely afflicted with disease, particularly
those complaints and weaknesses common to our
female population. Every woman should know that
Electric Bitters woman's true friend. and will
positively restore har health. when all other
remedies fail single trial always proves
sertion. They pleasant TO the taste, and only
cost fifty cents bottle. Sold by ID. c. Sinclair &
Bro. Troy.
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r Frank Berry says that the ehineh-bug has al
most destroyed the wheat in Southwest Missouri,
and most Of the fields being plowed up for corn
He saw hut very few fields of wheat that would h.
worth cutting, until he reached Psola in this State
and not very good wheat until he crossed the Kan.
River. They have had rain, and the country
is suffering from drought.
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q The popular prices Emerson. White Clond, 10
making on ladies trimmed hats. land everything
else just naturally paralyzes all competition II is
the understanding through the country that Milr
sells many ladies' hats all of the merchants and
miliiners in DOniphan County combined, land half
OF Brown County thrown inl Goods well bought
are half sold, and don't you forget it,
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II "Pot-Bouille,- Emile Zola's new book. is ere
ating greater sensation in Paris than either
Mana or 'L'Assommoir,- thirty thousand copies
Of having been sold in Paris the first day Of its
publication. and the American edition i. published
this day by T. b. Peterson & Brothers. Philadelphia.
in large square duodecimo volume, Uniform with
Mana" and "L'Assommoir.- and Ia for sale BY all
booksellers, and at all news stands and on all rail-
road trains. "PotBouie- is intensely interesting.
and is faithful picture of the manner. and morals
of the Partisan middle classea
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Feb. .. 1889

-McCrum s Cowen have received
their Spring stock of Dry Goods and No
tons, Boots and Shoes, and Clothing.
We invite the trade to call and examine
our new goods and prices. We direct es-
pecial attention to our Clothing, which
is nice, new, and nobby.
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FOR SALE.

TEN GOOD FARMS FOR SALE, all under cul
tvstion, and ranging in price from twenty to forty
dollars per acre all located in the south part Of
DOnphan County, and none Of them over twelve
miles from Troy or Atchson; all well located. and
near railroad stations. VIII he sold reasonable
terms. For further particulars. see
JOSEPH McCRUM.
Feb. ., 1850 Troy Kansas
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II number of politicians from the Coun-
ty called in, Tuesday. Among them were. Rus.
Williams, Phil. Kelley, and W. II. FOrncrook, of
White Cloud; A S. Campbell and J. A. Kennedy,
of Highland: John L. Noble Of Iowa Point J. 4.
Campbell, of Severance: u. W. Edwards, of Union
c. d. Roundy, of Geary City z. Hays, of Marion;
and G. w Strahan of Leona
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Cutting UNCLE sAN.-We do not seem to DO de-
ing very we'll externally now. The Gillian authori-
ties will not allow the mails 10 be carried board
our war in the barbor Of CaIlao until they
overhauled by them. Meanwhile the British mails
are delivered on board the British men-ofv direct
~ from the steamer with dag. flying and drums
our Minister TO Acknowledge Calderon President
Of Peru intercepted by the ChiiAns who settled
the business right Of hand by arrestng CAlderon
aud ending him out Of the eountry-San Efsaeisrs
B,ilpfiu
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n Mr.. J. Marsh, Bank of Toronto, Ont, writes:
'Biliousness and dyspepsia seem to have grown up
with me; having been a sufferer for years, have
tried many remedies, but with lasting results
until used your Burdock Blood Bitters They have
been truly blessing to me, and cannot speak too
highly of them" Price sl.OO. For sale by D. C..
Tror
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~ z. n. Morrill,, Hiavatha's candidate for Con
gress 10 in the city, IL 10 said to be very amusing to
bear he and General Guthrie protesting 10 each other
that they for another for Congress- and that
they not candidates. InAsmueh a. Morrill, can
net be elected Guthrie il candidate, and vice
-, and each cns wants the place. although they
never 20 anywhere tkst they do not lear positively
shaf the other u candidate, their pretended friend
ship 10 probably hellsR--zkhfssu Gicse.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-05-18

= Mr.. n. n. Gallagher, n weIlknown merchant
Of Highland, jumped from the A. & y. train en-
Wednesday night on what be took to be Copnerciai
street. but was in reality the small trestle bridge
Just north Of the depot To himself from fall
ing he caught the rail. and passing wheel ever
the tips of three fingers Of his left hand and hrusn
them seriously. DIR. Holland. surgeon Of tho com
pany dressed the hand, and reports thst be VII
lose none sf HE hngers.-CAanp;or. i2fA.
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OUR DousHrr SECRETARY OF SrATE.-Shonld Ere
linghuysen remain long enough in the State Depart
ment. the Emperor Of Morocco may venture upo-
svenging the conquest Of Barbsry pirztss by Porter
will blow our seaports Of existence IL We don't
mind our own bnsiness, and Turkey, not slow to
derstand diplomacy, has assumed . high hand. to
which Mr. frelinghuysen has at once bent pleasant
neck IL is really rs Mr. Blaine says, under the
order Of things the United States seems diplomatic
caly afraid TO be out after PAladepAia PreEs.
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RucLIea,. arnIca SaIxe-

THE Best Salve in the World for Cuts Bruises.
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions
and positively Piles 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, money refunded Price 25
cents per box. For sale by ID. C. Sinclair & Bro
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DeufisfTy.

DR.. J. c. Myers will be at White Cloud, next Mon
day and Tuesday,. May 22d and 23d-two days.
- Monday, the largest crowd was in town that
has been here for years, and it one of the mos,
orderly. There was no difficulty disturbance dur
ing any part Of the day. We saw hut one person
under the influence of liquor. and he slid along very
quietly. There probably others, but in the alb
senee Of fuss. they did not attract attention.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-05-18

Il Lydia E. Pinkhnm's Vegetable Compound
doubtless ranks first curative agent in all dis
eases Of the provocative system. degeneration of the
kidneys, irritation Of the bladder, urinary calcui
&C., &c Send to Mrs Lydia E. Pinkham. ~ West
ern Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-05-18

e The St. Louis Globe Democrat ssys that the d,
magogues Of the Democratic party in this cosntry
are degree ut least, responsible for the n1F
der of Cavendish aud Burke. They have urged q .
ignorant to deeds Of brutality and violence in Ire
land under the that American natursliEa-
ton gave perfect immunity. Only few weeks sgo.
in the Senate Of the United stafes, the American
Minister in London was denounced IN the vilest
terms because he had said that his governments eoud
not shield criminals in Ireland.
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The FoIIoNIn. Land. for sale I:

The Following Lands for sale:
Mise. section I9, township T. range 81.
NV. frcl section 6. township B. range q.
Sfsw section 81, township 2 range 81.
w In. G. ! section ., township 2, range 81.
N. law. ,estion 10, township 3, range 81.
These lands will be sold on reasonable terms-one
third down. balance in one and two years. For fur
tber information. inquire of
JOsEPH +. HANSON,
g7jAn. Office in Court House.
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Shooting Match.

There will be 4 shooting match in Troy, on Mon
day, May 22d. between the Atchisen and Troy Gun
Cube, commencing at I O'Clock, p. m. The mem
bers of the Troy Gun Club requested to for
practice, next Saturday. X. S. DrssNoRE, Pres. :
=. J. CLOSE, Sec.
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AHeXed CIerRymNn.

Even the patience ofJob would become exhausted.
he preacher. and sndeavoring to interest hi.
audience while they were keeping up incessani
coughing, making it impossible for him to be heard
Yet how very easy all this be avoided, by simply
using DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. Trial Bottles given away at D.
c. Sinclair & Bros Drug Store.
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r The new firm of Angstad & Dunbaugh. sue
eessors to Angstad MAnwaring wish to call at.
tention to their beautiful stock Of dry good and fine
groceries, which they are actually selling cheaper
than any other store in Severance We thank our
customers for past favors and respectfully invite fu
tur
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o. Bortle, Manchester, n. Y, troubled with
asthma for eleven years. Had been obliged to sit up
sometimes ten or twelve nights in succession. Found
immediate relief from Thomas Electric OIL and IL
now entirely cured. For sale by ID. C. Sinclair &
Bro. TROY.
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u Co to Springer q oiIIon's, Sever
ance, and get 10 cents back for every dol
lars worth Of goods bought for Cash.

" Emer.on, White Cloud, sells a rattling good
calf skin boot for sae5. Most merchants pay g 50
for same boot at Wholesale; but, then. Emerson
buys in ten lots. at the factory, in Mnssaebu
setts pays cash. gets all the discount that's cause
Hhx- be can heat those long time frlloHs
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We will grind feed for the farmers, on Friday and
Saturday of each week. Try our Kindred corn
meal.
FAKEERs' ELEVATOR AND MILL Co.,
may4tf Severance Kapsas
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Noiice.

expect to remove from Troy to another County,
in short time, and hereby reqsest all persons who
indebted to me, to call and settle Immediately.
This is the first notice Of the kind have given dur
ing residence of eighteen yearsn Troy, and hope
all will be prompt. Dr. d. S. CASH.
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Popularity.

Thomas Eclectric Oil has obtained great popular
ty, from its intrinsic value reliable medicine in
curing hoarseness and all irrtations of the throat
diseases of the chest etc, For these it is incom
parable pulmonie. Fer sale by ID. C. Sinclair &
Bro, Troy.
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II Terrible itching and scsly humors, ulcers
and Herofulous dwellings cured by the Cuticura
and Cuticura Soap 1.-THE great skin curesl externally
and Cuticura Resolvent blood puriferD internally
Ask about them at your drugpist's
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r At certain seasons of the year, nearly every
person suffers, to greater less extent, from i'm
purity of the blood biliousness, &C. &c. This should
be remedied discovered, otherwise serious
results may follow. Shermans Prickly Ash Bitters"
will eectually remove all faint of disease and re-
store You to health.
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On Real Estate, In sums 10 suit Dor.
overs. on i've years time, or less- In.
terest, 2 per cent. Per annuru. Com.
missions reasonable.
15janly u. a w. III. BARTLETT.
Northwest Ger 4th Edmond Streets St. Joseph, No.
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r. We have a job lot of Clothing. 1t is line Of
black cotton worsted suits. Uususly sell from
en- to eight dollars suit; they will fit small men
and large boys, and guarantee the wear on them,
and you can have a suit of them at your price.
MCCRUN & CowES.
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gutal Skaters.
SOL. MILLER, Publisher.
Advertising Rates:

Fur a,y other length Of time in accordance VIE tns
above raie. which apply only regular advertising
Business cards Of S zines or less. % 9 year
For legal and advertisements u per ior
the Art insertion and per square for each subse
snScisl Notices viii be charged 50 per cent EXTRA and
editorial Advertisements and personal
donhs nrc, Iocas 10 per line for single insertion
cent? psr line for subsequent insertions -.
Eight lines Of soiid SOnpareil make one square Al
fraction. Of half a square and over counted full
square
Advertisements requiring to be certified TO- viii be eharg
I'D N. cost of certifying addition the regular rstes
Transient advertisements be paid for invariably IN
advance. -
lew As ne times viii admit All Job Work must be paid
for when taken from the Office
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q We have had large sales in dress goods, and
are going to make great endeavors to increase them
We propose to guarantee prices be AZ low o. any
house in the County, ST. Joe, or Atchisor.
NAN BusKIRK & BREcKExIIpGI
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Notice.

All persons indebted TO Edmund Bilimek, are
hereby requested to call and settle such accounts
with Please give this matter prompt attention.
Gas. r. KUcHs Assignee.
Doniphan, Kan.al. March 3lst, Iss2. Il
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II The temperance mas-meeting, which was de-
ferred on account Of the dsagrseabe weather, will
be held on next Sunday evening AL are invited to
attend Also, the regular business meeting Of the
W. T. T. Q. will be held at two O'Clock, on Friday
afternoon, May 18TH
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The New Light of AsiR.

The Had Of India" call il, and others Hken
it to Millions Paradise Lost" Whatever terms
may be used TO describe it. Edwin ArnOids remarka
bic poem, The light of ASIA has certainly
place among the classics in literature and tho best
edition of it will be wanted in every home library
Related to the relion of India, it is unlike Mil
tons immortal poem related to the Christian re-
ligion. The new edition just issued by the Useful
knowledge Publishing Company, New York is per
haps the most beautiful geographically, which b.,
ever appeared and of course is far lower in price
than any other edition publshed, which will corr
pare with it, being only % cts. for the Utility bin
ding. and % cts for the cloth, and 40 cts for ths
half Russia, or for the extra cloth gilt edges. This
edition is especially valuable and for that reason
dsplaces every other and canses those who are al
ready Supplied with other editions put them aside
and take this because Of the sketches Of the lives OF
Edwin Arnold, the author. and of Buddha. the sub.
ject and the numerous illustrated notes eIpainin.
the many references topersons, places customs ETC.
which necessarily enigmstical to any not
deeply versed in the history religion and literature
of India. These valuable additions from the pen
of Mrs. !. l.. Huser most competent writer who
was for many years resident Of India and is known
the author of The Orient and Its People" En-
terprsing booksellers will supply this edition, and
canvassers and club agents are wanted every-hers,
to whom very unusual terms and facilities arc offer
ed BY the publishers.
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r. Ladies' trimmed hats, bought at first hands.
in New York, with the cash. be sold about one
half Of the regular price. If you don't believe it,
just drop in at the big brick. when in White Cloud
and Emerson will convince You Of the fnet
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II John Farrell was bringing load Of corn to
town, Monday. to hypothecate for funds'to take in
the circus but his team became frightened at the
tents. aud away, upsetting his wagon, and dump
ing his corn on TO the ground.
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~ Rev X. Z. Mcbride writes us from Seneca,
that the members of the Atchison District Confer
attending the session which will be held there
May 23d to 9th will be returned over the Union Pa
cific Rairoad at one-fourth fare
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Il Mrs. K.efer is ahead in more than one re-
speot. We acknowledge the receipt from her of the
finest bouquet of the season--and a very handsome
one too, composed of number of the choicest flow
ers, and constructed with great taste.
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r. I,5oo per year can be easily made at home
working for E. G. Rideout Co., 10 Barclay Street,
New York. Send for their catalogue and full par
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II For seth Tboma. Clocks, call on Reese

Y On Monday, We had call from Col. John J.
Foster, the Press Agent of Robnsons show and VIC
are under obligations to him for courtesies. A
wholesouled, active, go-ahead man like Gel Foster.
is one of the items, and big one, that 20 to make
up the popularity Of Robinson's show.
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~ From official tables recently published, we
find that Dsniphan County has l07 pensioners.
whose annual payments amount to s2l GIG
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n w. p. Shoekey died at Ozark. Anderson
County. Kansas on the Sd inst of congestion of the
brain, aged 6 years. He introduced the Soul Sleep
ing doctrine into this country By this time he is
in position to test the doctrine.
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~ New Goods at LELAND'S. New
styles Dress Goods, and cheaper than
aver