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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-17

Prisoner, says the worthy magis-
trate with severity TO Young rascal of
ID who has been brought before him for
about the eleventh time prisoner, you
are young and healthy and should be
able to work. Who is II that thus leads
you astray so that YOU are constantly
being brought before me9 Evil COM
panions, without doubt evil compan-
ions.'
"Oh, come now, | say says the pris-
oner, "eyil companions! Why, you old
ass, I'm here along with you all the
timeVN
The course of true love never did run
smooth.
Bertha and Gontran adore each other,
but their stern parents are inexorably
opposed to the union OF the young peo-
pie.
The young people consequently are
in despair
There is only one thing left to us, y
says Bertha, pale, but rcsolute,
and that is -
Death
Death But dearest. suicide is y
crime under the new Code.
81 know II is, but have thought of o
plan to get round that, First you must
kill me-"
xiii you, my darling,'
"And then win kill your
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-17
pl J,HE MARRIAGE GUIDE. ! pi 1sS

Elegant cloth ana plt binding, Sealed for 20
cents In postage or currency. over my woh-
dorful pen pictures, true 10 life articles on tbs
following subjects Who may marry, who not
whyy Proper age to marry, Who marry irst.
lanhond, Nomnhood. Physical decay, Who
should marry Now f. AVID happiness may be
Increased, Those married or contemplating
rsarrv lug should read It, II OUCH To he rcnd
nv all adult persons, then k1pt under lock and
KEY. Popular edition, snme rs above, hut paper
cover aud 200 pages, 20 cents 10y mail, In money
~ postage.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-17

II Is self.cyident that physician paving
particular attention to n class Ofcases attalns
great SKIN, and ply sicians In regular practice
az over the country knowing this, frequently
recommend eases to the oldest Cllce I'm America
where every known appliance Is resorted TO,
and the proved good remedies of all
ages aud countries are used. A whole house Il
used for Office purposes, and all are treated win
skin In a respectful manner; and knowing
what to do, no experiments are made. on ac-
count OF the great number applying, THO
charges are kept low, Often lower than "
demanded by others II You secure the ski
and get speedy and perfect life cure, that "
the Important matter, Pamphlet, W pages,
semi 10 AnN NhhrCNs free.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-11-23

II begins to look very much ar II the
war between France and China vii! soon
ysse its unofficial character aud become
an ayowed conflict between the military
force. Of the two counties In 1870 the
Chinese government. Mt the request of
Tonquiu, occupied fSacninh for the pur-
ppso. Of keeping order among the black
fSrs. a task which the fcudatory power
confessed its inability to undertake -
Ever since then the garrison has been
Kept up. and for some time past the
French and Chinese have confronted
each other there. 1t is now announced
that the former will attack the garrison
which occupies somewhat strong for;
poorly provided with guns and com,
manded by neighboriug cmlnenecs
Should the French fulfill their threa
they will be emily furnishing additional
proof Of the ,utterly unwarrantable char
ss.er Of their proceedings in ronquin
They affoct to pooh-rooh the Chimes
claim 70 Sovereignty over the country
but it would Sc difficult to find NOR
convincing srOef Of it's being we'll found
ed than the, presence of this garrison
An attack bf4he pEsct willteav a~ay til
last vestigt of the French Frctenscs an
expose theiAoperatioss as a war for con
quest regafStless Gfibe-rights Of FRIEND
" and inotfensive people
- NJ, b.
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MARYLAND FaaPIPj.pfaFnI.
PORT TOBACCO. MD:
FKLDIY. Nees,nher g.g.a. Iss3


AIMING tho measures likely to b,
presented 10 the ncst Legislature. hook
ing to the protection aud increase for the
oyster interests If the Chesapeake bay
and its tributaries IL one forthe farming
ou Of the natural ry,,cr rocks and bed.
those that re now known an such
as may hcresf CT be discovered. Oys-
tiers viii not thrive aud multiply upon
muddy or soft bottoms They must have
beds Of hard substances, such as rock
oyster shells, ar something similar, to
which The spawn viii adhere and grow
and the forlaaiisBs,, natural or artificial,
ought to be in the line Of fresh water
vushings cOmp5scd-in great part Of veg.
,dhble draiuarc1fYf,a Il is,upon vegetable
decomposition ,IHss they Faiten aud be-
come prIifc = All fhc noted and best
oyster ro.ks III BIDS ~ the bay have
been picked over !rniil rrey are now, in
most cases, lttE, MORE than h'rren, and
the proposition ~ farm them out is
thought to be the best thing that can be
done, il the bill passes the parties to
whom the rights are given will be taken
sufficiently to Prg the expenses Of their
protection by the oyter police force but
II they turn nut as productive rs have
those Of Rhode Island Connecticut and
North Carolina. they viii willingly pay
for suoh protection Rhode Island had
nothing but barren rocks to begin With,
and those farming them came all the
way to the Chesapeake for their .eod
oysters, fer which they paid from 5 to %
cts. per bu.hek fe3yi}4asiae eo,t Of ship
ping All the beds Of Ihts ,littlc State
then did Mt yield $4,000 bu.hel. an
1ually. Now'thoy yield over 700 900
bushels, and are increasing every year.
Oyster farming is becomng qlita bui-
ntss on some of the rivers, particularly
the Rsppahannock, and though il re-
lulres almost as much attention "a
grain crop. it is said to pay better, and 5
reside" it calls for no outlays for fcrtili. i
I'rs or the latest and m.st improved I
arming implements. +
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80 vEuORTIM

=. ,o,h instant, CECILIA RUTH,
pn !, daughter Of John J. ana An'One''e
fslat in tie 5ih year Of age. mu .
$40 ling sitleaagei ike unto q Lily,
~ s,''1 n ,be bloom Of her inhocehce ana
- niFf,ea lev DAYS illness, died from the
lcail i ~ : cruel mal1dy, Diptheria. SEN
sisr'o,, ~ isst she chung with a tender look
ss % wv ~ na,enis. whose "wai ing and
% NJ 'u u.i ,ore asunder their. heart-slrtngs,
~ -. ~. wraug with anguish At me KNOW Know,
80 ~ : ,uldnot relieve her snierlngs, aLu
~, p.s ned our precious one to sufEai', 10
ph1a 800 ne for help. They can never for
GOV ,.ti.pering words, "Mamma an 60
Ct p AZ, don't leave me, papa take me in
ag Il will ever echo in their ears
loa' mu,i, Of a melancholy strain. We
$50 The loss Of one 50 Young, so precious
o. 4, hearts. but her sweet angelic character
~, oare ior this world, her geltle and
- -, Iiule heart too Chdstencd for earthly
'i.'.a5 ,tioa Be rousoled dear ones, be-
Ia in mis- goodness has transplanied
...J., blossom % His own Celestial gar
"a ri ICED it amongst the angels 10 be
srars.e f,r those who cherished her 50
l 4. n life Mas our Heavenly God give
- ,.g..n,lh to bear up with christian herolsm
..is4, il heavy affection. BE comforted
", b,o,bsr and sister our little Ruth in
nv wah cur Guardian angels will
..s t,er yod both through this vale OF
~ ,nd remember in this world Of desola-
ion
r..,sis M flock howsoeyer watched and ten
y dered. 49,.
MAI one dead lamb is there,
r',re il no freside howsoever defended,
N, has one vacant chair.
'-' 49, Aust GAY"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-11-23

The diplomats of Russia and Germany
are exchanging visits and mutually CIV
ing expression to the most extravagant
professions of friendship and affection,
while the war departments of the two
governments arc making the most active
and energetic preparations for a conflict.
The principal which to-day forms The
basis of the international diplomacy Of
European nations is, profess for peace
ana prepare for war" E
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-11-23

A london syndicate is discussing
project to construct "a ship canal across
Ireland. 1t is. now in order for New
York to rise up aaAohject, on the score
that the scheme is not feasible. 1t has
opposed the Maryland and Delaware
Ship Canal i; it has objected to HennePin
Canal; it has combatted alomost every
canal enterprise ever attempted. about
the only EXCEPTION, was the Jordan River
Canal, running. through Palestine. a
country WHICH the average New Yorker
never heard Of. For the sake of con
.istency. Gotham should denounce th'
Irish canal as another wild planet imag
mary capitalists, destined to cripple thu
supreme usefulness of New Works com
mercial facilities
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-11-23
FOR THE WHEATCROP
WYE have manufactured for our trade, in
w addition TO our "Victor Brand and
w heat and Corn Brand
The "WaVGrIy AmmOniatGd Bone PhOS-
phatG and Potash

A Complete Fertilizer-rich in Phosphoric
Acld and other Grain and Grass prod Icing
element land Ammonia to stimulate the
plant growth, just what the farmers want for
making the most seheat and securing the finest
growth Of clover and other grasses. This
Fertiizer-same Formula-has been used
with great sucress in the wheat growing sec
lions and is, quality considered, ono of the
cheapest naanures in the market, Welding to
The farmer the largest profit and most perma-
nent benefit for the amount ofmoney Invested.
1t has been thoroughly tested and its merits
proved. We have selected 1t with great care
and confidently recommend it to farmers.
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INVESTIGATE

;" "'' charge to the Grand jury o
Monday. Judge Stone read sec,;o. =, :
Ar'lsIe y Of the Code which direct. n,
publishing Of the Annual Statenen, !,
the County Comissioncrs and tho -.
in which this statement should h. -
out. The set also provide, ,b,, , ~
sheriff shall post a copy Of t,is .,.,.
mgnt' when delivered to him, (presum.
ably by the clerk to the board) q, A.,
place Of holding elections in eac, olo.
district within certain time alto, i,
livery and before each general cleo.
ton, un'le- certain penalties &C.
The Court said bis attention had ~.
called to the violation Of this l,w ,na
he therefore referred the whole matter 70
the Grand Jury for their investigate,
Now this is business, and we shall donb.
less have this whole matter probcd q
the bottom.
1t is needles, for us to say to any one
who has read this paper for the last ten
months thal We are not the organ" of
any man, corporation or political party
Nor are we the aPologist for any BODY.
ni'deeds We emphatically believe IN
'airness and truth, and il we heard uba,
We believed to be or knew to be q falls,
'harge or insinuation against any W.
ihould defend him or them as a matter
# simple justice. Most certainly We
hall not indulge in wild charges nm.
Imported by facts in our possession /
nd when Te do make charges we shall
e careful to intrench ourselves behind
acts, as we do not court suits for libel
r Islander.
Our neigbor, the Times, makes some
cry grave charges against tho County
commissioners ia its last issue. and we
ope the Grand jerry will take all these
'arges mp and investigate them
loroughly. As Judge Stone said nolr
nhic officer from the Governor down i.
aside of the law. We believe the
royisions of the law arc ample to reach r
NJ punish any public officer who is false
the trust confded to him by the peo- A
e. Where the charge is made that our
ounty Commissioners have put thou. :,
nds Of dollars Of the peoples money J.,
20 their own pockets; that they have La
ed other thousands for political cam. G.
iigns, and that they farm out the col "
storship to the highest bidders. it is !
gh time that investigation should BE- "
rde, and there is no time like the s
csent. la
We think too that some Of our citi.
ns should, before making further ~
argos or believing them. avail them.
ives Of the right and privilege accord,
to them by law ofexamining the Treas. 81
crs books which are at all times open
inspection. Most of these matters :
u be understood in this way, and it is u
viously no excuse to any man who
'kes charges in loose sort OF way
At it would take three weeks axmina.
n to verify them.
We would suggest that a COMMITTEE
Responsible citizei.s undertake
liter besore --&se- l,..srd "s
/ us have the truth BY all rnoa'y n
,oever falls All
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-11-23

There viii be 4O1 electoral votes next
year, of which POI viii be necessary to
the election of President of the United
State. The Seukhern States will have
1853. A Solid South" and forty.eigkt
ether votas will elect.
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ShaYIS, ShaWIs. ShawIs.
rInES. CIoakS. CIoakS.
I)OImans. DOlmanS.

Sbavls. ! 50, 90, 80, 3 90, so, 4 90.
dio,ss, 90, 90, 90, 0 co, 10 90.
lpolmans, 10 o. 2 90, "a 90, l6 90.
'Cloth skirts, scots, 7jcts, l 90, %.
English Dress Goods all colors, l6ets.
American Dress Goods all colors, /, cts.
Cloth for Men and Boys wear, all styles, 25cts,
3Octs, 37cts, scots, 62cts, 75cts.
All Wool Red Twiled Flannes, 25cts, scots,
35cts, 37cts, 4Octs
Ladies' Cloaking Cloth, all colors.
Ladies o. Cloth Suiting, all colors.
Ladies Flannel ,uiting, all colors, 25cts.
Large Bed Comforts, 90, / rs, so.
Carpets, 25cts, 3octs, 37cts, 4Octs scots.
Floor Oil Cloth, 37cts, scots.
Jersey Jackets, 90
Brocade silks, all colors, 75cts, 9Octs.
Silk pushes, all colors, so, Q 90.
silk veIyets, all colors, so.
Large Double White wool Blankets, 50, 90,
$50, I 90, 50, 90, pair.
Canton Flannels, Sets, lOcts, l2cts.
Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets and underwear.
G. M. TOwSOn4
s36 Ponn. Ave., South Side near Cen.
ire Market. Washington, d. C.
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LAWYERS will gladly learn that Brongham,
the great English barrirster, was always car
fnl Of Of his throat, and further that DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup is the hestremedy tor
bronchitis and other throat troubles.
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Time and Expense saved.

Hard workers are snhject to bilious attacks
which may end in dangerous illness. Parker:
Ginger Tonic keeps the kidneys and active,
and 10y preventing the attacks saves sickness,
time aud expense Detroit Press. nov %
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-11-23

Dr. Richard SAfIiugton Baltimore, saws
AN who have used Browns Iron Biters
praise its standard virtues.
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PRICE. $40 per TON

Onr VICTOR FERTILIZER is kept up to
its full standard of excellence and cannot be
surpassed for Tobacco, Wheat and all crops.
For land having a suficiencv Of Ammonia,
our Wheat and Corn Brand is the cheapest
with give fine results. Bat where more Am
monfa is required to stimulate the crops. our
WAVERLY or VICTOR, as complete Fertili-
zers, ars the manures 10 use to supply ALL
the necessary ingredients in the most perfect
corsbiRation. Also agents for Andrew Goes
Ammoniated Bone Phosphate as NV improy-
ed for Tobacco and Wheat
rs Mr.. leo Il. Hayden, formerly Tobac-
co Inspector, gives his personal attention to
inspection. Consignments and orders solicited.
70" sale by Joseph Price, Cross Road. A.
N, Bryan, Pomonkey. J. W. Carpenter, Hill
Top.
Thomas c. Price & Co.,
Sc S. Charles Street, Baltimore Md
March 30Im
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We want all the good
people of Charles county to
know that we are selling
cheaper than any other firm
in the City. We guarantee
satisfaction. We keep a
Large Assortment Of GRO
CERES, WINES, IL
QUORS, FLOUR & FEED.
Goods delivered on cars
Tree of charge. When you
come up don't fail to call
and see
sep film FOWLER BROS.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

TIME Board of School Commissioners will
meet at their office in Port Tobacco,
On TUESDAY, Nov. 27th, 1883.
for the purpose Of receiving Teachers Reports.
No reports received unless made out on
blanks prepared for the purpose, issued by
the Sttte Board. Every Report must be
sworn or certified to. before Justice If the
4pear.. or Commissioner.
The Secretary will he prepared to pay the
Teachers ofcolored schools on Thursday, the
29ih of November.
Teachers Of white schools will be paid on
Friday. November Both.
Teachers Association White, J on Monday
November Goth,
Teachers are requested to state in their Re-
norts the number OF books on hand and their
value
Teachers can be supplied with Blank Term
Reports by calling on, or sending TO Wash
motion Burch, who eau always be found to
attend the Office.
By order of the Board
A. W NEALE, Secretary.
nov l6-2t
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SHERIFFS SALE.
OF
Valuable Real Estate

IL virtue OF writ Of Fieri Facia, .n..
- out OF the Circuit Court for p1 sueo
Heofge County at the suit Of State ~ v ,lnce
lqnd against the goods and chattles I,r ,aaty
tenements OF George w. Carpenter i."' t aaa
ia l.. carpenter, Matthew NJ. Hancock W.
I; Dent and John. & Carpenter to ms Avn, y 2
ca, have seized aud taken in execn,i zee. ~,
the right, title claim, interest, and es,o,s a.,
,aw, ana IN equity, Of the said George GEORGE ~ y
Carpenter, Jr., Laura L. Carpen,er V.,,h "
NJ. Hancock, VIM. T. Dent and John = =,
penter' in an 20 the following property o' y
Inc rey,esionary interest Of George W or.
penter, Jr. aud John +, Carpenter IN n.
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Mr.. ProctOF, ne astronomer express
es the opinion that Mars is the only
planet beside the earth old enough to be
inhabited. The Others, he thinks, are
still glowing ;Eith heat. He also utter
ed tho following, opinion: The stars
are rapidly ceasing o'be regarded as OBJ
jeets Of beauty simply, aud the time is
approaching when intelligent people
will be ashamed To gaze in Indifferent
admiration UPON the armament aud ac
knowledge their ignorance in field
which the vast strides Of modern science
pun accessible to all. Diapers
.usd6xs!ygen in the sun is the
iru, 8, fact in astrononA cal re
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DIED

Thursday September l5th 1883, Of paralysis
e B Wood aged about ~ years.
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GATARRH i ass5ss: t 70 de-. fs:s.,s.

CATARRH + H. !: :v qsetlSs: to to di:'.iS.
seous disease that is Sapping the life and
strength ofonly TOO many oil the fairest aA&
best of both sexes, old and y0aRs, SnKArtAs
alike from the poisonous dripping in the threat
the poisonous nasal discharges, the fetid breath
and general weakness, debility ana lasESsr.
aside from the acute suferinEs of this aiseAss.
which if not checked can only end in issJ Of pal
ate, hodTsness ce1kened right leTs Of msmsry, deaf
and premature death il not checked Before it Ia
too late. Labor, study and research in Ameri.
ca, Europe and Eastern lands have resulted iR
Wheelers No. IS Instant Reiief and Sure Cure fer
rdtdrrh will enre every case OF catarrh, hay f..
yer or asthma, price 81 90 per package, freM
druggists or sent by mail post paid on receipt Of
price. Wheler's No. &c Sure Cure for kIdney drs
Liner Troubles cures all weakness and soreness Of
kidneys, inflammation of kidneys or liver, prIcs
$l00. WheeicT's Fegetabes rails are the only reA-
edy that cures constipation, giving natural Ae-
tion of the bowels without physIcinE, PurEinE.
gripping or pain. Price % cents, Of druggists
or by mail. WheeieT's Nerrine Tonic Tor mentAl
depression, loss Of manhood, languor. " eakAess
or over taxation of the brain is invaluable.
price IS cents,
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Big Bar.giln Depot
LOWEST POINT ON THE THE LINE
Honest Goods. LoweS' Frlces.
Big Assortment Latest !. Styles

Every one in search of Bargains in Me9S Boys and
Chidrens Clothing Gents FunishlnSs"nl mats should
not Fail to stop at the lowest point VI e lIne when
visiting the City. -.-....-~
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SUFFERING WOMEN. Ma Ma

endowed by nature with pretty face hsahsi-
fulngure, faultless complexion, as " rsl - sss
sweetest OF tempers and faultleSs mentEI quAls-
ties grows prematurely Old, gray and wrinEl'@.
her form loses lis perfect contour, tho complex
ion becomes sallow, the brightness leaves tao
eye, a feeling Of lanSuor takes the place Of the
once buoyant spirits, an irritable nervous fr..s-
tiousness makes life burden, things that once
were trifics worry her ill life becomes nnbeS r.
able. All this being caused by the physics al de
rangPments so common to women, which the in
nate modesty of feminine nature prevent. their
making known, and Of which the iGrsTdHct Of
the medical profession prevents cure. Lazy
Render, pause and consider, it's duty YOU sw ,
yourself your family and your God thar Yea
should cure yourself of these tronhles and ones
more feel the glow of perfect health and spirit =
! that nature intended for you. WhesirrJ Ne -
Freseri ptiOns are pleasant and palata Bile 10 tai
contain nothing Of an injurious nature, az
may be taken by all ages At all times and in
conditions Witout possibility Of III affects. and will
| positively cure any of the peculiar diseases %
which females are subject. Failing 10 prOdas"
| n perfect cure the proprietors Will refund 10
money paid for the treatment. II you hdrs - :
foig complexion constant or intermittent hesa-
Schs, backache, restlessneS1, loss OF appetite.
suppres sions of or irregs aritiss
! thereof accompanied by headaches nervoA--
| ness, Mysteries and similar symptoms, WheeisT' .
No. sc Prescription "B' will positively reStAzs
| you to health. Ifyou have q sensation Of Ass I
and throbbing in the hack, frequent faintis G
| spells. LPueorrhea OF disc harge, painfal
| or scaldng sensation in urinatinE, reddish or
white deposit in urine, hot and dry skin, Whrs'-
er's No. sc Prescription "C'' will give Immediate
and lasting relief. The price of Wheeler's Ne
| o6 Prescription "B" and &C. are so cents zach
obtainable from druggists or sent By mail So,
cure from observation post paid on receipt 81
/ price. Postage stamps taken.
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Mammoth Opening
OF
Spring & Summer
O. d d d 9
4 AT
Cox's Station.

NXTE have lust returned from Baltimore
w city with large and complete assert
ment Of
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS
suited to all classes Of trade
Our Cottons. Linens Prints and Dress
Goods are the best the market affords. Boots
and Shoes Caters and Slippers for Ladies or
Gentlemen. have been made expressly TOT oM
custom trade. Iiandkerchiefs, Collars, GUS,
&c. Lingerie of all kinds; Hats and Gaps Of
~ latest style in every variety Groceries Of
all kinds Teas, Coffee, Sugars, SyraP, mo-
lasses. -,
We are agent for New York WHIP
Factory, aud sell the finest whip made aA-
PLAYED from handsome rack. not to be az
ceed in beauty in the county. We are also
agent for the sale Of the famous
Whipple Spring-Tooth Sulky
Harrow; the Whipple Har-
row and Corn Cultiva-
tor combined; Nc
Cormick Single
eaper;
Reaper, Binder and Mower
The celebrated HUNTER .&F. PLOuGHs
as well as the noted ploushs ms nutsetured ~
the St. Joseph Plough Company, AhhAmakS'
Indiana. -
The Remington sewing Machine 10
also sold OF US
should overwork from the use Of any Of he
above machinery PROSTATE You or make y0H
feel badly, then call and We will sell you SONS
of Shakers world renowned medicines.
Aud if your land is too poos to Justify yes
in buying machinery remember our lime XMAS
We will sell YOU also the Sickles Co Z.
CINCINNATI buggy, one Of which IS now USED
by DR.. Robert Digges
!, Mint Jni"ps always on nan , Snu '"''''
,. meals to feed the hungry man. AhS
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feed u. efoincETS Ike the
Is ring< Will eventually
elves into moons and the
1lees on the, msru are not noun
tains or seas, but simply fluctuations,
and therefore less luminous. Tn" black
spots visible upon the surface of the sun
are but the holes thrsnsh the surround.
ing envelope. through which only tho
parent mass can be seen.