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sTATIoNERs, PRINTERS, ETC

Il. q. Croker a Co.-Importing and Manufact-
lring Stationers, Printers and Lithographsrs, Nos
slb III aud 2l0 Bush street, above Sansoms
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SACRAMENTO RECORp-UR!ON
San Francisco ONCE. No. 8 New Mentgsm.
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is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
Cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
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JUST RECEIVED.
,CrRERs,-
100 PIECES OF BLACK CASHMERE

It is not easy matter to get the exact value of
BLACK CASHMERE, BUT THESE ARE MARKED so LOW.
that you will at recognize that buy CAsHMEREs by
the solid cas direct from headquarters do we get overstockd
doing this FIVE stores easily sell that amount in
short time We say this much not expecting you to buy of us
until after fair comparison, but call your attention to these
goods that you may and see for yourselves.
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TO LET OR FOR SALE,
TO LEASE OR SELL,

ERoM SEQ TO I.eO9 ACRES OF THE BEST
IL Hop er Alfalfa Land in the county. Good
Hop Poles for sale, at % per hundred (standine);
railroad through the land. See WILLIAM HICKS,
Costumes; or, I. L. ACoCK, No. 904 Seventh
street. Sacramento. o20-lplms
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Northeast Corner Second and X sn Gets, So

swain's EecitIy Bakery snd Dining
Saloou-No 636 Market street. wedding cakes
Ice cream, oysters, ielies etc. constantly en- hand
Families supplied.
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MALE: TWO CARPENTERS, A HARNESS
ASE Maker, Ranch Hands. 10 woodchoppers, 4
Walters. FEMALE: Six Girls for Housework, 2
Chamber Girls an Upstairs Girl, Girls to Wait and
do Chamberwork, Nurse Girls.
Apply 10 HOUSTON CO.'S Employment Office,
Forth and streets, Sacramento. aul3 1ptt
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enriches the blood and purihes the
system; cures weakness, lack of
energy, etc. Try bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-17
IxECUTION IN IRELAND.
The Joyce-Famiiy Muraerers Hang
obscene On the Scaffoid.

Galway telegram OF The l5th says
Patrick Joyce. Myles Joyce. and Patrick
Casey. the three men convicted OF partici-
nation In the murder OF the Joyce family
al Maamtrasna Oh the night OF the Eth OF
August last. were hanged IL the Jail here
az . O'Clock this morning. The weather
was raw and cold. The prison inside and
outside was heavily guarded. Myles Joyce
protested his innocence 10 the last, The
doctor vbo examined the remains Of the
three men deposed that Myies Joyce must
nave struggled for two or three minutes
II was shown that after the rope had been
adjusted around bis neck he turned and
addressed the reporters, thus disarranglne
the rope. The jury severely eensured
Marwood, the nangman, foT his cArriess-
ness.
The three prisoners heard mass shortly
before the time set for the execution. They
refused n lartake Of breakfast. They
ascended the seaifold with firm step,
Cssev. who had uttered moan ii the MIST
sighf az the gallows, mounting The steps
two a, a time. Before the drop fell Myiez
Jovee smoke Ia Irish as follows: l an
going before God. / Was not there AZ ali,
and had no hand or part III II. LORD, Tor
give them that swore against me-" DE
Continued 10 r-Iterate his Innocence 10 The
end The drop fell Gf s:25 O'Clock simui-
tansop.Iv Cor ali three OF the men- Myle-
Joyee alone struggled slightly, there being
soms hitch with the rope His dying
snssch Wa delivered with extraordinary
yehemenee. he was stiIl speaking when
the drop fell
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treated-huddfed up together and Glasses
mixed In such q way that II was almost
Impossible to find some Of them. But when
u came to the awarding of premiums then
must say got into n mire and left the
department, thinking ! would ask Or.
Ellslev al some otter time for an explsna-
ton. Take the iong-wools-wil the Doc
tor give his reason for awarding Dr.
Reeds's ewes first over the second premium
Pent Also, why The first premium pen in
yearling ewes were awarded first overrh
second-preInium pen; Then come TO
South and HAMPSHIRE downs. Why did
he place the disappearing sheep before the
second-premirim ones, and also which was
the second, as In She pen that was awarded
second there were four sheep, and ] could
Dol tell which was The premium oDe'
Then come TO yearling rams, please give
us the reason for awarding the SOuthdOwn
ram first over the Hampsbires, and why be
placed secOnd-premIum sheep over the
other two In same pen with him. Why
were the old southdOwn ewes placed a.
they were, and the Hampshires not even
ncticeds ] could go on. but will only ask
one more question OF the Doctor. Why
was the old ram placed first over the one
that was second in shropshires:
] ask these questions simply for informa-
ton. and 10 guide me as well A. Others In
sheep-hreeding; a.. il the Doctor j. right in
his awards. then for one have been max
ing mistake "a 10 the proper type Of sheep
IN the several breeds mentioned. and the
sooner We stop Of course the better II will
he for ~. The Doctor Will ho able to give
IL bis reasons for those awards, and greatly
obligc the exhibitors Of sheep at the late
state Fair. Yours truly.
WILLIAM GREEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-17

W ihf SrtAAhh cAERfE-COST AND
INSURANCE on THE BOAT THE CARGO
fOikED-DEATns N AND NEAR THE CITY
IMPORTS AND kESESUE COLLECTION
CHURCH FESTIVITIES.
correspondence q she Richmond Dspatrh.i
DECEMBER lG. 1882
The steamer Carrie, of the Petersburg
Steamboat Company's line. was sunk ves-
terdsy afternoon In james river. near
Blair's wharf. In fhirty-two feet Of water.
she had on board some three hundred bags
oil peanuts, nearly three hundred bags OF
corn. and other articles Of produce. which
were being brought 10 merchants in Pc
iersburg. 1t is understood that there was
no insurance on the cargo, the loss on
which VIII be between TWO and three
thousand dollars. The cause OF the sink
Inc Of the steamer il not known. The first
animation of anything wrong was the loud
cracking Of timbcrs and the immediate
carecning oi the boat. 1t wa- discoyeredn i
once tharshe Was sinking. and steps taken
TO ave the passengers and crew. VINO
were FOL tunately landed at The wharf TIE
iife-bOai foaied away. and Captain
simmons jumped in the river. swan after
IL. and brought il back. The crew All ie-
haved maniully. and 10 their courage
and GOODNESS Is due the saving of the pas
scngers. The steamer was subsequently,
dragged OF tOwed 10 Blair's wharf. whore
she now lies. Her hull was found 10 have
broken IN two. and OF course II is ruined.
The Carrie was built at Estey. Pa, at
cost Of 1000. She was one hundred feet
long, thirteen ieei beam, four feet In the
hold. registered 10 carry twenty tons. and H.
censed 10 carry thirty-siX passengers. She
was purchased about year ago by the
Petersburg Steamboat Company for 81 400,
and Was insured IN the Phoenix
Company Of London for $4,000. Though
quite old, she was believed 10 be sound and
had good machinery. Early'last year her
boiler exploded al Baltimore, and several
lives were lost III Consequence. Since then
she had been lifted With new machinery.
Her loss viii prove serious Inconvenience
% the company, who are building up q
iine trade between the landings Oh the
James and this city.
Nj. ". Ii. Parsons, az old and well
known citizen OF Sussex county, died al his
residence. ne.,r Stony Greek. yesterday AZ
teTnOJn.
The wife Of Mr. J. Craig Riddle, and
daughter oi the lale a. g. Mcllwaine, died
last night after Is prOJracted illness. She
was q most -stimable lady IN all the rela-
lions OF life
The eXpoIt- II manufactured tobacco
from this city during the month ending
to-day amounted ~ l12.6Sl pounds. The
uternai-revenue collections for this week
were S.73l. 6a-the smallest xiv cob
Lection since the establishment OF the office
here. The tax agitation and the caution
Of dealers IN purchasing l. the cailse Of the
falling of
In 81. Joseph's Catholic church yester-
dav morning the tenth annual requiem
MASS, in memory OF Rev. Father Thomas
Mulvey. whose death occurred ten years
ago Yesterday. was celebrated.
The Presbyterian and Methodist congre-
cations at Chester viii have joint festival
during Christmas week. The different
congregation, here are also making. ar
arrangements for Christina, iestiyitie, Tor the
little folks. RoBiN AbAiE'
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A loud explosion shook the houses IL the
neiphborhood OF Water ana -cainIDel
streets, IN New York. on Thursday alter
noon. IL was believed al Drst that the
boilers in large sugar-rennery IN the VI
ejnitv had exploded, buf II was found 10
he less serious. Some mischieyOus boys
had stolen q barrel Of kerosene from IN
front a q grocery-sfOre and placed Il ID
rbe middle of Water street. They then
bored a hole ID the top, inserted lighted
fuse, and ran away. just as the barrel ex-
ploded Edward Haley, seventeen years OF
age, vas passing ny. The burning OIL
deluged him and ignited his cloth
Ing. Frantic with pain and Iear, be ran
down the street, his clothing all apiaze-
William Jones, 4 coiored man, and truck
driver named Fox. both employed IN
syrup-manufactory near by, ran toward the
fleeing boy, aud. pulling OF their coats,
threw them around him, partially extin-
crushing the flames. They then a. quickly
ss nossible tore his clothing from him. II
Wa iouud that he was mostly burned about
tbe calves OF the legs and the lower part Of
the body. His HAIR and eyebrows were
also scorcbed.
The explosion caused great excitement
I'm the ueighborhood. Many window
names were broken, and iager~besr keg
which stood near the oil barrel was thrown
many feet. The burning oil scattered In
ali dtrecfIons. and thu whole street Was for
aws,ile one sheet OF tame, while two long
tongues ran along the cutters on ettnei
uids. That large TIRE dad mol ensue Us re'
rsrded ~ little less than marvellous
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WILLIAM GREEN.

An oNL TEAT TIPPLED PRUssIC ACID WITH
GIsTe, AND ONLY sNOOZED UNDER DEAD
LY POTION OF CHLOROFORN.
The Culpeper Exponent contributes the
following little Christmas story: One Oi
the boys OF this office. besides being zine
type-setter. j. an amateur taxiderinist. and.
in partnership with another Young amateur
Of the same tastes. carries on the business
OF stufing birds and animals, As viii be-
seen by their advertisement in this paper.
On Monday last splendid large owl Was
brought 10 the boys 10 be stuffed and
mounted The owl was alive. and the
first step, OF course was 10 Kill the
bird without damaging iIs piumage. Ac-
cOrdingly, on Monday night il was taken
TO the drugstore aud five drops Of lrusslc
acid Were administered. This. as j. well
known, i one OF the most deadly pOisons,
three OF four drops OF il being sufficient 10
Kill man. The owl cot taste OF the acid
and dispatched the five drops with nppa-
rent avidlty, then. turning towards his
friends, VINO were " settin' ZEN ny, with
a kind Of - gimme-sOnie- more expression
10 bis great dark ewes, be calmly awaited
the next treat. Quite q crowd had gath
cred in the drugstore 10 witness PIE opera
I
nent physicians. The first dose OF acid not
having the desired effect, ten drops more
were given, which the owl took wiki III
dubitable evidences OF enjoyment, The
crowd awaited developments. but the owl
gazed placidly around for some time. and
ten drops more. making twenty-five drops
in all, 81 the acid were given. Bun his
Nighiship failed altogether 10 tumble 10 -
the acid. and the doctors then prescribed
chlOrOfOr1n About "a half ounce OF this
drug was put ~ gns, metre. the head Ol
the bird was pushed down in the vessel.
and d towel wrapped around the whole.
After waiting sufficient time the towel
wa, taken OF. and the bird, apparently
dead. wa carried home by the boys and
laid on the interchangeable. While they
were making preparations for the skinning
a noise Oh the table attracted their aiteniion,
and the owl was seen Standing straight
up. staring at them with An expre~-
sion which said plainly a. words, - What
are YOU about there" The bow Were IN
q qIiandarv. and carried the bird back 10
the drugstore; bun the doctors refused 10
have ANYTHING more 10 do with The critter,
and the druggist. who now suggested de-
capiiaiion, would not furnish any more
medicine 80 operations had 10 be sus-
pended for the night. Next morning the
bird was rs pert a. possible, and ate
hearty breakfast Of raw beef. lie was not
III all i'll from his spree OF the night before,
and. a. Il 1inal resort, violence had 10 De- used
10 take his life.
This i not 4 canard, tat iact.
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" ORANGE COURTHOUSE, Va, }
December IL, 1852.
n. ytfo,,ofck

tbRANGE COURTHOUSE A.
December IL, lssz.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch
near sir.-Will you kindly spare me
- ~ as,- few questions about Inc iIle
Ia sp"e Foirs II is all very well praIsing on-
80 Inn little fauli-fnding sometimes
does good; and in the nrst pL.ce ,i ~, %s
say isnealing from livestock exhlDiior :
Sir, 81 view il was the worst inanageu
Ppsir I nave ever attended. pen 4 90.
60 or TUESDAY morning about III o. ioch
,Nnnd no one with authority on the
,,ad and the stock was shunted on on
- r-'s,road and allowed to stand tnsrs
s,,ser;nq ia the cars for hours: 3eoe s.ooo
srn,n =. NJ. on MONDAY until iafe on uss-
g. avening. We asked Tor the secielni.
- 80 rsl;ee. but he was not there; we were
s = =. he was expected every minute, nut DC p.
'o n''s, - ,,,,t In An appearance all oay. Lei
,'' ~ all Is this any way 10 treat men VINO
.ns and patrouize the Fur IL the SEE
..'..rv has not time 10 attend 10 the s'ocA
aa.-'.,ner,t. why not baye an assistant
W. shonId have entire control Oh TINS ee-
- and LEI him be- s'ock-mahs VIZ
''rsers,snds the wants Of the depaI'meu' :
"a hss had some experience Because !, :
s,,s. Il : good book-keeper II no slgu me -
! Good secretary Of livestock exmD ,ls'n.
For fear that ! should make NY -
too long ] viii conhne mysen 70 H. sm w.r~
Il /, simply disgraceful the WY 'As'
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WILLIAMSBURG.

DEATH % A WORTHY CITIZEN -H0G-kllLlNG
TTyp-vALrABIE PEANUT-PICKEH INVENT
III.
gCogrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
DECEMBER IL. lss2.
Mr.. I. &. Newman. whose death occur
red on the l2th instant, was buried yes
terday al Yorktown. \ most complicated
e,se of pneumonia was the disease, and so
ranid was IL progress that even his reia-
tives and most intimate friends received
their first knowledge OF his sickness III the
rulings Of his death. He was tifty-one
vears old, and foT the past ten years ma
filled the Office oi treasurer OF YORK
comfy. His funeral Was largely attended
t,v members Of the Masonic fraternity and
the universal esteem in which he Was held
Nv all GLASSES was demonstrated by the
number OF cOiored people Who joined III
the procession 10 the grave. ,
The Civ Council met last Tuesday WIKI
a quorum OF seven members-three white
and fnur cDiOred-and elected Or. K. A.
Wisa. stIperiniendeni OF the Lunatlc Asy-
inn 10 ill the vacancy IA the school Board
coused by The death Of X. ". Hansi0fs,
late trustee. ,,s.- .,.
ERIK morn j. now made hideous by The
In the vicinity who has shoat seems 20 DC
engaged in securing mis- pound OF nesh.
ATr y. l.. Wolf's "killing" made me
disnlav. When dressed his heaviest l,orhel
Tnrned the scales at $40 pounds, followed
l'v several al 400 and $50 pounds each anu
the aggregate weight OF the ihirty-'iA
Filled was s.6j6 pounds.
MIR. Greasy. highly-intelligenl larlllsl,
residing few miles below town IN ork
comfy. has invented peanul-pichei'
which. from the results obtained IN a series
n thorough experiments, bids Iair 10 De
come complete success. /; hhs peT 81
rateuted in the name Of William Il. l..
Norecock. / am unacQualnied Win tne
mechanism. but its operations are a'nos'
wonderful, the first bag -four Dushel'J us
IN filled In five minutes. and The suceeeu-
mo one. In three minutes Inc tniehei
The ,ca, the quicker the bags are hiieu, anu
No matter how iuXuriant the vines are r ho
tendency 10 choke has been observed. i ns
nnts sl;Ier no damage IN the process, anu
thS GOOD are separated from the bad, ana
ar discharged in perfectly clean eonul-
ZION. The palentee holds his interest a 10
81 n 400
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How "a Cleveland Girl vas :. chi " by
the Princess of Wales.
IChicago Tribune J


II i whispered il serene attitudes or the
best society IN London and II Is muttered
In the nexf stratum tha.-my pen ter-I-rcm-
bles III the thOught-Mss Chamberlain
has been very nearly cut 10y tie Prn-
cess OF Wales. Her Royal Highness was
very cordial the other day 10 every lady
present. shaking hands with all OF them,
but merely returning Miss Chamberlaiue
salute IN the stiiiest manner.
The Princess j. not only very pretty
and good hui extremely sensible woman,
and knowing the Prince TO be q confirmed
male firt. smiles gently az the toquades 10
which be is affected. When he constituted
himself the cavalier first Of Mr.. LsngtrY
and then OF Mrs. CORVALLIS " est his wife
was extremely kind 70 those ladies, who
knew perfectly well how 10 keep the heir
apparent IN his place and thus maintain
their own. A. / was not AZ HOmDourg
when the Prince was there ! cannot REPEAL
the untIustwOrtby chatter ! heard about
Miss Chamberlain and the fTince.
No actual Improperly j. suggested, oui
il seems that they appeared together IN
public too often % please censOriOus
world and behaved with freedom pro-
nOunced quite unprecedented. The worst
OF all was the Indiscretion OF certain
illustrated newspaper, IN which appeared
a full-page wood-cut Of the Prince and
Miss Chamberlain looking ai the fire.
works at HombOurg. This WORK % ART
was. hear. shown 10 the Princess, who L.
As any other lady would be, annoyed that
her husbands flirtaiiOns should be made
public. and give the impression that -he Is
a sighted wife. ANY hope that Miss
Chamberlaine's friends may have enter
tanned OF seeing her run A. fashionable
beauty next season are now al an end,
despife her gvF-v face and angels hair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-17

A London telegram SAYS. An amusing
opera di camera, by ssvi1e Clarke. music
by Walter Slaughter. was produced Thurs
day night by Miss Lily Claws company OF
ladies. Miss Clay has collected some female
professional vocaIists and instrumentalists,
consisting Of seventy clever. pretty girls -
She has undertaken 10 amuse audiences NJ
the Opera Comique for SOM weeks past
without the assistance OF any male being.
II is, trust IL may not be ungallant 70 say. .
a bold Undertaking She wields the con-
ductOrs baton IN the orchestra. from
which. as from the stage, the sterner sex is
conspicuous by its abSerce. Messrs Clarke
and slaughter's work j. entitled An
Adamless Eden Scene. Eden time, any
time. The Idea is the banlslmeni NJ man
from an island
Vow ended In panic
The reign 81 mau :yIEnic
With aruor thai's volcanic.
Woman rcasserts her sway
by the rcicnIng duchess, who herself sub
sequently succumhs 20 human nature and
cOnniyes at the surreptiiiOus return % The
lord OF creation. her own ducal husband
having been 20 >tingy that when h went
on his honeymoon be left his wife at home
The smart dialogue ab0unds in local hits,
alluslOns. and caricatures Of Young men Of
the period. who are now known in London
by the term OF Washers. " the direct sue
cesS0rs Of the crutch and to0;hpick brigade.
The music is bright and lively. the co.,
tume- Imciful and grote-que. tbr most
amusing feature being the ballet OF post
men. who dance in with letters for i0rdless
ladies, and who wear on their backs the
old-fashioned door-rappers, which are
raped with double knocks in RHYTHM 10
the music
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pr. David Parsons, the old-time pastor
OF the church IN Amherst, was noted Tor
his eccen,ricitles, and, among other saga-
mes, used ~ have plate sci nj his table foi
4 isvorite cat. one DAY while asking 4
blessing nj the morning meal he was taken
with a 1t OF coughing, and before ihe II
was over the cat mewed. A. soon rs the
uarson could speak be turned 10 the cat.
and exclaimed Shut up. lean get alone
without your help" and then struck In
where he had left oif, and 6nished the bless
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-. ~..CNT AND PLASTER.

line PLASTER, CEMENT, ,a 1s,lI
Lin g. sIspiASs-EEeessHk" yssmsnfs,fivEE Gs
hosnspaL .tws pt Nh rrHnST, CALciEEs =,
FLssfEk. nanpLn prs liii,t hArIrYi - FOR sac
fiKE BRICK ~ Tho BEsI ..aansitiss. wAh-
,xrE 30oEE' lisa Of sesenss<''~ = s.sjsi
pi.one SO. 27b,
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METALS. GRNpsToNEs, &c.

vi
BEsT REFINED BAR iBON-as7'rte5S So
nORsT-sHOE. HOOP. BAND aHu ~ =, a.,
sWHDE IRON and Nok"Ai .9'''A'
sorted sixes; .NsvpICAk
SHIFT -IRO>; ,r,,,s- crFTI. 4.
wv ops 4, ssT-. sPEInt,-' ana IRIS I u
.Naa m. SHEET zINC. SOLDER. AALts,
,,,i. -.,,,,.I1 aud OHIO GRINDsTONkS-s
full supply. ,.,opTgaN
For sale by htNAi "a - .t,,,pts.
as,n-sr corner Fifteenth and Cary 81 s'-'
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bv his wagon q few DAYS since. His right
arm was broken in Two places and he was
considerably bruised.
A parfv OF Roanoke rOugh- gOi on q
- iambOree " few nights ago, boarded al
engine, knocked the fireman OF, removed
the headlight. and broke the glass oI the
cab-making the air vocal with shouts and
oatbs. About O'Clock A NJ. says the
Leader. they were overhauled By the po-
lice. and. after the " billy" had been used
on one, they were captured and lodged IN
Jail. Morning light, however, revealed the
fact that they had broken out and decamp-
ed.
Under the caption Of " Remarkable
Men" the PitfSyiudniG Tribune gives these
items
"Edmund Eulcher lives near Patrick
Springs, IN Patrick county. lie i now
eigbty-one wears old. he was never out Of
the county but one time IN his lie, conse-
auently has never seen the iron horse. tie
never lost day from work by sickness,
and never took dose VI physic from i
MUSICIAN. lie has one hundred and i've
descendants. including children, grand
children, and Observation-Disclosures, and he
A. last accounts was amusing himself 10y
making shoes for his greal-grandchfidren.
q. george Thomas, OF Franklin county,
l. now upwards oil seventy years OF age.
he never drink milk OF coffee. aud IRE
ouepflv goes fifteen DAYS without water
and never drink. drop Of water while
harvesting. He can now Jump, crack his
feet tw1ce together before touching The
ground with two bushels OF wheai on his
shoulders
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NISTAIKATLtRs-

MULTIPLY MEANS sIi.hannsaAH
. ~ ni1 ~ s,eSed os ssers, Ills trlee
S,ssers sne oyssr- " me na a, s,s In.a s.les
Deassrs sanEo. ~ md exccilriice dehec IL
ss5H ,sf VINES, Liquors, A,es, Ees m;i,EyHY,
Tobacco - x-ss,,sh md Tread sSfetts
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Merchants should know that honor.
wealth. and fame from nc condition rise.
Law in good stock md advertise.-AsS
Orleans Fieayune.
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SEINE THREAD.

CLINE THREAD 1910
Wes-e por receiving onr trsi snpi ~ I'm 81
TAP Al IN ar own importation SOi-i-ll.s ~,
- - - ,nsii,,cs Ne would state tn..l ou
eooo ls9nt H. ex~elled IN inene7s se,, 'hc,
suc rref strength anc the hign frpat@,,,,on, in
t9,. go hcid among consumers T. iu,tf 49, -,
taines ICs ar now prepared 10 III AZ oiu'' -
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