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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29

New York, Nov. T.-In reference to the
railway skare- holders association, General
Horace Porter states that they used his
nane as a trustee in the articles of corpora
ton without his consent or Knowledge and
he has forbidden the further use OF his
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that a person suffering with sick headache.
sour stomach, or pain in the bowels, is
speedily relieved of THESE distressing symp-
toms. They act directly ON the liver, the
organ which when in healthy condition
purifies the blood for the whole body.
In all cases of liver complaint or dyspep-
sia. when there is great weakness or debil-'
ity, Or. Schenck's Seaweed Tonic should be
used in connection with these pills.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29
a LAND MEETING.

Several real estate men met last evening
at the office of J. s. Daugherty for the pur
nose of forming state organization OF reaf
estate agents, to be held here on the 10th
December, to look after the school lands
and the Landed interest at large. They ad-
iourned to meet again next Friday. night.
Mr.. Z. NJ. Powell was elected president oil
A.
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A card. a.
To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay. loss vi manhood, etc., /!
will send recipe that will cure you, free OF
charge, This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Seno
a selfaddressed envelope to the key.
Joseph I. Inmsn, station ID, New fork
stu
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Sworn To before United States Commissioner
S""'- w " n CRAWFORD,
TO CLEANSE THE II, BIG BLOOD { ID

OF scrofuious, Inherited and Cents s 'us HUI.
mors and thus r move the most prolific cause of
human 81 ffering, to clear the Skin OF Disfigur-
F,nntions and Loathsome Sores caused by I'm
pure or Poisoned Blood to purify and bsautify
the Skin and restore the Hair so that no trace
of disease remain. Cutcura Resolvent tue new
BLOOD Purifier, Diuretic and Aperient and Gu
ticura and Culicura Soap, the great Skin cures
aud Beautifiers, are iniallible.. They are tae
only remedies that succeed when physicians
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Ctlticttra'
BAD BLOOD.
SCROFULOUS,
INHERITED,
INHERITED,
CONTAGIOUS.

TN 1870 scrofulous Ulcers broke out on my
rnntion Some of these Ulcers were not less
than one aud one half inches In diameter, the
edges rough, ragged and seemingly dead, the
cavity open to the bone and filed win onsn,
sive mater. Everything known to the medical
faculty was tried in vain. Grad ually the boue
itself became diseased, and then the suffering
began IN earnest Bone Ulcers began 70 taKe
Mace of those hitherto on the surface. be-
came mere wreck. For months at time
could not get my ands TO my head because OF
trame enraness.
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The Conflict

The Conflict
Between disease and health, is often brel
and fatal. It's better 70 be PROVIDED with
CHEAP and sim o q rem. edies loc such common
disorders as coughs, colds, stca than to run
the risk of contracting fatal N<sSsease
through neglect DIR, VIM. Halls BalsaHl
is a sure and safe remedy for all diseases Of
the lungs and chest. II taken in season It is
certain to cure, and may save yon from that
terrible disease, consumption. 1t has been
known and used for many years In amer.
lea. and il ia no exaggeration to say that 1t
is the best remedy in the world for coughs,
etc. Ask for DIR. VIM. Hall's Balsam for the
lungs, and take no other.
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IT'S IN TIE AIR.

There was rumor prevalent on the
a large mercantile firm of this city had or
was on the eve OF attaching heavy firm /,
but diligent inquiry failed to elicit any
dafinita deyelOpments.
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DETROIT, MICH.

After suffering for fifteen years with liver
ano kidney disease. in the meantime trying
mauy remedies and employing several phy.
sicisns, | was OF last restored TO- perfect
Is'.lth bv The use Of Or Schenck's Man
drake Pills. u hhhhYLhi,, ,
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"I took a heavy cold while in the army,
which seriously affected my lungs. L
couehed ali night. and suffered greatly
with pain in the side and beck. Had night
sweats eve ~ night, and coughed up large
Quantities OF matter stresked with blood
I was entirely cured by the use OF Dr.
Sehenck's medicines"
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The Florence Nightingale of theNursery
The following is au extract from lettes
written to the German Reformed Messen-
ger, at Cham bersburg, Penn:
BENEFACTREss.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs.
Nightingale OF the ursery. OF this we are
so sure, that we will teach our 'Susy" to
say, SO blessing on Mrs. WInslow" for help
ing her to survive and escape the gripping,
coiicking, and teething siege. Mrs. Wins,
lows Soothing Syrup relieves the child
from pain, and cures dysentery and diar-
rhoea. 1t softens the gums, reduces infia-
nation, cures wind collie, and carries the
infant safely through the teethiHg period.
It performs precisely what it processes to
perform, every part of it-nothing less. We
have never seen Mrs. Winslow- know her
only through the preparation Of her
"Soothing Syrup for Children ,Teethinig."
If we had the power we would make her,
as she is, physical saviour to the infant
race. Sold by all druggists. rs cents a bot
Ala
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DIR. sCHEgGK'S MEDICINES:
PILLS,
sEAWGED TONIC,
.
6 PUkM0NIG SYRUP

are sold by all druggists, and full direc.,
tons for their use are printed on the wrap
pers of every package. His book on con-
sum ption, liver com DIaint and dyspepsia, is
sent free to all, postpaid. Address DR.. j.
II. Schenck & Son, Philadelphia, Pa,
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esrter's Little Liver Pills are
free from all crude nqrnrl-
tstipe matter. Concentrates med
icine only; very small: very easy 20 take; NO
pain; no gripping; no purging.
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Enthusinstic in its Favor,

All housekeepers who have ever used the
Charter Oak Stove are enthusiastic IN its
favor. and say that for all purposes Of cook
ing and baking this stove can not be equal
eds The large fues and heavy castings; ex-
pose to the fire, make the Charter OAK
especially adapted to our soft coal, which IS
destructive to cast-iron. The Reservoir Is
pronounced perfect in its arrangement
and operation, heating water lust right.
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COIuD NOT TIIRN IN BED.

GOULD NOT TURN IN BED.
Knew not what 1t was to be an hour even iree
from palm Had reason to look upon Inc ltsolI
as a curse. In the summer of 1880, after ten
wears of this wreched existence, DegaY to use
Inc CurlcURA REMEDIES and after two, years
persistent use of them the last ulcer has healed.
The dread disease has succumbed. All over inc
now healthy skin. My weight has increased
from one hundred and twenty; three to one hun
bred ana fifty six pounds, and the good wotk Is
still going on. feel myself ne" man. Ahu
JAMES E. RICHARDSON,
Custom House New Orleans
Sworn to before United States Commissioner.
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Ministers, Lawyers, Teaches, and others
whose occupation gives but little exercise,
should use Carriers Little Liver Pills for
torpid liver and billiouspese. One is dose.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29

Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
is cured by shiloh's Cstarrh Kennedy;
Price so cents, Nasal Injector nee; Sold
BY W. II. Pstters d Co., druggists, Daiias'
Texas.
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Eruptions, soree, plmples. rheumatism
are but indications of impure blood:
Acker's Blood Elixir IL the remedy ooid
by w. II. Patterson Co.
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No longer question Of opinion. We gnar-
antee every box Of Acker's Dyspepsia TAB
lets. Price Is and 50 cents. Bold By w. H.
Patterson& %.
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Every promise backed by Q guarantee.
Acker,s Dyspepsia Tablets will give tmme
1iate relief. Price Is and 80 cents. Bold oy
w. II. Patterson d Go.
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Mr.. E. 4. MAY, OF TROY, N. T.,
Writes September 10Th. 1881;

aIn the year 1867 my bro,her-in-lav was
nroaoupced an iBcurs BE consumptive oy
several physicians OF this city. They All
"a he eould not live q year. he nso
constant hacking cough and night sseas'
Ne hIed from the lungs several times. IN
dnced him 10 use your medicines, and ny
the time be bad used one bgttle ms nikns
svests stopped and bis cough was better.
when be had used three bOJtles ne was en-
tirelv well. He is to-day working for me
q strong, healthy man."
On. ]. III. scHKscK, Philsdelpbis, Pa
Dear sir-Hsving had many inquiries 70
regard 10 vhsi ! kDog IL your neolc,ns.
and particularly the Gaze OF young =.
Who formerly resided here ms name
Frank Fagin, and believe tbst ne no'
lives in Ksbsas CIty, No.
He vas terribly sfiicisd and vss unser
the care Of several physiclnns here 49,
In Indianapolis. He made TIP 70 me isr
west bT their sdvics, hoping THAI Giants
n, elm efe m ight benefit him he returned m
= mnch vorss condition than when be vent
svsv Az he vailed through our streets
n. looted like dead man, and no one
fh,ught be could ever ret vel.
VILE IN thfs coDdition be befsn 20 use
vcur Observation-Disclosures syrup sno 80.
40 Tonic. He confiru ned their use UNI,
~ vs. epfirely we'll Anyone in,eres,to
- 80 furfbef pariicuIsrs Of M. fsgins
- b. calling On ne. Your truly,
Iocust sfrsef. Pane. III.
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It is Positive Luxury -
fragrant and refreshing is IL, and SO pleas
ant is the taste it leaves in the mouth after
the operation. Then how gratifying is the
effect aud how complscent feels the be,
holder who views in the glass row. oil
worries rendered spotless by this benign
and delightful toilet article. Only a few
drops on the brush, rag or sponge Is
needed for an ablution and yet it is won
drously effective.
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Whvrfll you cough when shiloh's Csre
Ill r4rs s..ssnedisre relief Pro-, 10 c.
s1ets ard 81. Sod by ". II. Psftsnrn q
% frurrirfs naIlas
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Groom, vhooping-cough. and even ssthms
fmmedistely relieved by Ackers kngiish
Remedy. Sold under guarantees ~ a.
Patterson A 20.
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rsv.- oamplsintf' shilohs Cure Il the
rsrnedv for ID. Sold By W. H. Patterson
A 90, druggists. Dallas. Terzs.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29

my. SAMUEL ROSE D. D CHRISTIAN
IL guardian and evangelist Toronto, W..
had severe and painful trouble, erysipel luouS
affection of limbs; trisd the best medical skill
,yitbout success, Giles Eminent removed The
Itcbing' burning sensation; effected cure. Trial
bottle &c. Sold py CROWDUS & BALDWIN.
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An Example for American GIRLS.

The msrriageable girls of this country
cannot do better than study the example
set them by Miss Rosa Worz..
THE fair Rosa fell in love with Max Metz'
ger a short time before the latter emigrst,
ed from the fatherland, and, after the usuai
vows of eternal fidelity had been exchang-
ed, suffered him to 'eek us ha t oo,,t
for her. Max. who is a barber, came over
and selected Yonkers as suitable place 10
practice the tonsorial art. .,t,,
NJ his request that she should do so. but
when they met, the pertidious paroer ue,
cared that his betrothed was 100 gleen
for mstrimopy, and refused to tulhli MS
contract until such time as her maldenly
charms had ripened to his TASTE.
An ordinary girl would have done one OF
two things: L,ok.r
heart in the good, old-tashloneo, orthouoA
way, or have proceeded at once 10 employ
a breach. promise lawyer 10 nahe .ne
weather uncomtortably tropical Tor her re-
calcitrant swain. But Rosa is not an oroln-
ary girl, as her action proved. She simply
waited until favorable opportunity oHeI-
ed itself and then sat down in O bootDlack 3
chair to have her shoes polished. a.,
Carping critics may claim that she alu
this ignorantly, not being aware tnat
American ladies never resort 10 sucn op BOZ
methods of displaying their ankles. but
this is manifestly an absurd criticism. Rosa
had come over to be married, and, resent
inc her sweetheart's underyaluatlon OF her
charms, simply determined to place nm
tied portion of them on exhibition, conn
dent that the first discriminating man VINO
nassed her-way would succumb 10 them.
She was right. An expressman nance
Edward Nodine was attracted.
He smiled on Rosa and she smiled on
him. Then he tried to converse with her,
hut as he knew no German and she no Eng
lish, that was no easy job until a friendly
Teuton turned up who spoke. both lam
qnages, after which all was plain sailing
with such fair wind that in less than IN
hour from their first exchange OF smiles the
poIyglot couple drove home man and WlIe;
The moral of this story OF disappointed
love and "surceasc of sorrow" Is that while
we NAV know a thing or two about divorce
over here il takes an enterprisiug lass from
the Fatberland to teach our girls short and
easv WAYS of being off with the old love
and on with the now,.[Ohioago News.
Woman's primitive beauty and yigor,
which have been lost, can be restored ara
retained by the action of certain constitu-
tioDal agents. These agents necessarily
regulate, build up, fortiiy and antagonlze
ali existing female irregularities ana eG-
ceases. or distractions which produce the
IN health. The remedy must unload the
locked up secretions, add iron TO Dloou,
strength to the system and vitality 10
nerves, Such remedy is found in the use
of English Female Bitters.
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Gusrsnfeed 20 cure . coo or cough.
Acker's celebrated English kemsoy' SOS
BY W. II. Patterson CO.
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In this weeks issue will be found the adj
vertising card Of Messrs. Oliver d Griggs,
hanEers. OF Dallas, TEXAS. They are known
IN over the state for their wealth and busi-
ness qualifications. They have ample
cepitai. aud with their accommodating
spirit they universally become isyorites
with their depositors. Many OF our lhrgest
farmers. oattlemen and merenan,s nave
oi,en Them A good DO ton Of their bnsi-
nees- They appreciate the account OF q
man Of moderate or small means and
their Institution IL one Of the safest N the
state. They came 10 Dallas from hexis,
In Limestone county, and know e1sctly
bow 70 trest you well. Give then youH
banking business.
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why don't yo1 trv Carriers Hitl. Liver
Pix they are Q positive cure for sck
hss6sche, and 81. the lie produced by en-
ordered liver Only one pill dose-
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gtmkhanr's Comp otrdm.
A NOTED But UNTITLED WOMAN.

K.ssrN Edfiors-
me above is good likeness Of hfs Lydia i1nh
hau Of Lynn, Mass who above all otbsr human beinss
may he truthfully called the 'Dear FRIEND % o..,
A. some Of her correspondents love 70 call her. tne
b re.iousy devoted 10 her work. which u the outoone
Of a nfeaudy, and n Obliged 70 heep M my
ns.istnnts ksp her ansverths iarge >oresponosno
which daily pours IN upon her. each bearing We sssa-
burden % suifsrine, or joy ~ reiss-e irom ~ ~.
Vegetable Compound Il . medicine for eood ana no,
.-n purpo-.. I have personally Investigates u .no
an .nfisne1 q the truth Of
On soeount q ~ proves merif. =
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MR.. W. | BUTMAN,

Manager western Union Telegraph once,
Mt Fremont, Ohio, Says;
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KNOWING THAT
CHILLARINE-

2. = =. ?. =. =. =. s 2 4 x. - ; -
rfen dirsrf1Is - fsllp-pr
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shuohs Oouen s6d consumption Cure
IA I'D by us on q Euarsnt>e. Il cures con
runption. Sold 81 W. n. Pstterson .
o. drurrists. Dsilss. Terss.
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nrls-hsU A scrnEes hav. csrd IN ~
asr-s usuer. ~e sugEsst oeaier N ~
- - ~ rrauusacfure ~ Dal-
-. -. .,s.l.--f-I nP~ide q reras- c1rr
- - r~~er.Ilr nd q rU1Eh Itras.
= 49, = frs grsrs rtes- Ine rurhs -
1900 f-rrn tts r. enc qunrrie,, &c
-, go - nrr n IA Cm1ea rtstes
pr~L'.I A scrurrs srs q rinE 49,. -
fsl-taf % sauD'rirE crmpl- - - -
fou-i.r IInery. cs--gt1e --oc1 p -
- -.frrfs 81 Dsilas. sri r-ptes-o -
- 49, sr-r-s ely ~ rrrs - VIZ
II az r So iIre.
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GREAT B. ooO MEDICINES.

GRE Al 81 OOD III-DIC y,
The half has not been told as 10 the great
hava Maid run dreds of dollars for medicines TO
cure diseases of the blood and skin, and never
found any thing yet to equal the Cuticura Rem
edies. CHARLES A "lLLlAM''
Providence r / -.
Price of Cuticurs: small boxes, SOC; largo
hoxes, II. Cuticura Resolvent 81 per bottle.
Iutinnra SOAP 25c Cuticura Shaving soap,
15c. soia by all druggists. PorrEn DRUG AND
CsgHMleAL Co Boston.
send for How to Cu'e Skin Diseases =
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Plated Ware we nave ggD Az GTF rs
$1,000 Diamonds ana
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1883-11-02

Coz. II. M. WALLACE ex-Uni-
ted States Marshal, and at present
chief supervisor of elections for
this State, has been elected prcsi-
dent Of the National Bank of Sum
ter and will shortly resign his po-
sition as supervisor and move to
Sumter.-Grecnville News.
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SUBSCRIBE NOW
THE COTTON PLAV1

HE CUI I pJV TIL WI :,
An SPACE l0-column Agricultural
journal, the only paper in South Car
olina published ercl1sirely in the inter-
est of the Farmer aud Manufacturer.
The best and cheapest Agricultural
paper in the South.
dhNH4Y go CENTS "A YEAR.
The official organ of the State Grange.
Endorsed by the leading citizens Of
the State, and by the best farmers in
the State and the South. Send postal
for specimen copies for yourself and
your neighbors. Address,
w. j. MCKERALL, Marion, S. c..
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which was held in theCourt House
ut Pickenss during the last@tcrm of
the Court. A 1t has attracted much
attention throughout the State, and
has been made the object of severe
criticism by the press. We think
it due the citizens Of Pickcns COun-
ty, who, undescrvingly, have
been charged with Communism,
that we should state for their bcue-
fit, their true position in regard to
this meeting. In defence Of the
reputation of our people, we take
pleasure in saying that it was not
a Mass Meeting of the farmers
when we consider how many there
are-but, that the meeting was
called by a few men, attended by
4 limited number, aud that only Il
portion of that number favored its
action. Perhaps not more than
one->ixth of the farmers Of Pickcns
County were in attendance upon
that occasion and we dare say.
that many of those that were pres
cnt would not have been there.
had it not been Court week. The
resolutions were brought forward
and adopted. With their adoption
the matter virtually met it's end.
1t is seldom, yes, very seldom.
that man is found asking a rc,lilc-
ton either on his guano or on his
store account. Furthermore. there
are but few who can acknowlclwc
tlat they had anything to dO with
the meeting. One Of our most
entcrprising merchants remarked
that he had yet to find a man who
would acknowledge having taken
any part in it. a high-toncd, cx-
tcnsivc and influential farmer
was heard to remark that he would
whip any one that said he had
anything to do with it. Our pco-
pie generally, who are able to meet
their accounts, arc coming forward
and settling them like men. May
we hope that other newspaper
men will aid us in our efforts to
set our people ''at rights on this
subject ? If they will, let us hear
from them at once.
|. >->-e->->-- -------
Cor. II. NJ. WALLACE, eX-Uni-
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.

agitation Will be OF interest to all
those citizens of the County, who
have the opportunity Of reading
. either the MESSENGER or the "Scn-
tinel.' Our esteemed contempo-
rary in reply to the article on "Our
Market t'--iOund in last week
issue of Tie MEssENGER-says
that it will promise to do better
next time. We have noticed with
pleasure that the "eentineI'' quotes
along with the Charleston and
Grcenville markets those of Pick
ems and Easley. Such an inscr-
ton as the ''Sentinel' has made Of
the markets, evidently has had the
tendency Of gracing its columns.
1t gives new interest to our readers,
and may imbue some Of them with
the spirit Of home patronage. If
it does that, it is well that the con-
troversy has found its existence.
In answer to the questions which
our neighbor has propoundcd, we
would state in reply, that from the
assumed premises. n conclusion
would be drawn that would be
against us. But such suppositions
as the t''Sentincl' has made rcgar-
ding the advertising by the mcr-
chants, the amount of cotton sold,
and the trading done in Grccnvillc, T.,
does not give the merchants their
dues on the one hand. and is too
much exaggerated on the other.
Pickcns county has now too papers
In both Of those papers. the prin-
cipal merchants of Pickcns, Libcr-
ty and Easley have gone to the ex-
pensc of advertising. Their names
have been brought before the pub
lie, and the opportunities they Of
fer have been made known to our
citizens. Will not the 'Sentinel'
admit that saying four-ffths of the
cotton goes to Greenville, is exag-
gcrating the limits too much? Ifit
will take the trouble to look into
the matter, we think itmight per
haps conclude that too-thirds
would be nearer the correct limits.
We would say in conclusion, that
if fOur-ffths of the cotton and
trade 90 to Greenyille, that these
should be all the greater reasons
why we should advocate our own
markets, and keep our trade at
home, if we can offer almost equal
advantages. Let us see to it
Neighbor
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1883-11-02
THE FARMERS MASS MEETING.

This is the altogether inappro-
pirate name assigned to a meeting
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