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A NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN.


The above is good likeness of Mrs. Lydia Z. Pink
ham, of Lynn, Mass who above all other human beinGu
may be truthfully called the "Dear Friend of woman
a. some of her correspondents love to call her bhs
IA Eenlousy devoted to her work. which s the outcome
Of a lfestudy, and Is obliged to keep siK lady
assistants to help her answerthe large correspondents
which daily pours in upon her each bearing it's special
burden of suffering, joy at release from it. Her
Vegetable Compound Is medicine for good and no,
evil purposes have personally investigated It and
am satisfied OF the truth of this
On account of its proven merits, t Is recommended
and prescribed by the best physicians in the country
One says, 1T works like charm and saves much
pain 1t will cure entirely the worst form of falling
OF the uterus, Leucorrhoea, irregular and painful
Menstruatlon all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
liberation, Floodngs all Displacements and the con-
sequent spinal weakness, and is especially adapted to
the Change of Life"
II permeates every portion of the SYSTEM and gives
new life and vigor II removes faintness, Hatulency,
destroys all craving for stimuants and relieves weak
mess Of the stomach It cures Bloating, Headaches,
Nervous Prostration, General Debility, Sleepessness,
Depresson and Indigestion That feeling of bearing
down. causing pain, weight and baokache, Is always
permanently cured by Its II will at all times, and
under all circumstances, act in harmony with the law
that governs the female system.
only e per bottle six for 5 and Is sold by
druggists Any advice required to special cases. and
lAthe names or many VINO peiAoct
health by the use Of the Vegetable Compound be
obtained by addressing Mrs. P with stamp for reply,
at her home in Lynn, Mass.
For Kidney Complaint of either this compound Is
| unsurpassed as abundant testimonials show.
Mrs Pinkham's Liver Pills." says writer, "are
the best IN the Eord for the of Constipation
| Rniousness and Torpidity Of the liver. Her Blood
Purifier works wonders in fits special line and bids fair
| to equal the Compound in its popularity
All must respect her Angel of Mercy whose sole
ambition is to do good TO Others.
Philadelphia. Pa. % Mrs A. NJ D.
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JANUARY DRAWING.
l,@O Prizes.

WHOLE TICKETS, q. HALF TICKETS. q.
q Tickets, $50; IS Tickets, 900.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter, or send
by Rxpress, Don't send by Registered Letter OF
Post Once Order. Orders Of IS and upward 6X
Express, can be sent at our expense. Address al
building, Louisville, Ky. A2.tts-ly-se
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An important feature in
dress is a nicely fitting Pair Of
Pants. Without them the
entire suit can be spoiled in
effect. Our cut represents a
customer well pleased with the
faultless hang OF his Pants, a
point of merit in which we
excel.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-12
In tho city of LOUISVILLE. on
Wednesday, January 31st, '83.

On the last day of each month Sundays ex-
excepted). Repeated adjudication by Federal and
State Courts have placed this company beyond
belonEs the sole honor ofhaying inaugurated the
only plan by which their drawings are proven
henest and Fair beyond question.
N.kB.-The Company has now on hand large
capital and reserve fund. Read carefully the list
Ofprizes for the
The daily gazette., 1883-01-12

LT. Pierces "Fayorite prescrintIon', nerfactlv
ana permanently cures those diseases lDeculiar
nv IiionHiales. ltis tonic and neryine cfieetually
tbafs deg and curing those sickening sensations
Hea alSct tsct the stomach and heart through re.
mex action. The back-aehe and Wdrasy0ing
SUmn StsmI sensations all disappear under the
by druggists. 5'"s IN
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A Gard,

40 All who are suffering from the errors of in.
Ssca'e S"renons ot youth, nervous weakness, early
TtPe T6ts tnat VIII cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
s,nn rm great remedy was discovered by a mis-
dSlonaIy dsnsIy IN South America. Send a selfad-
IrSNS IIrrSeSsd IL envelope to the REV. JOSEPH 4.
ANHlAN, station d, New York City. tts-w
The daily gazette., 1883-01-12
nlsougn on Corns.''

Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns." 10
cents. Quick, complete, permanent cure.
Corns, warts, bunions.
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desiring genteel, Lucrative agency business,
py which % to $40 day can be earned send
address at once, on postal, to H. c. Wilkin-
son sol q Co., 1856 and 1877 Fulton street New
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For Fresh Fish
- -
Farmers and Others

ana game Of all kinds go to McCaulley's,
stall, King, above Second. tSf
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Bird Mamma

Keeps eanartes In constant song and cures
1Tiseases, 10 cents at drug store. Bird Food
Co., Camden, N. j,
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Catarrh Of the I,lnddar.

othging irritation, Inflammation, all Kid
ngy ana Urinary complaints, cured by
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-01
The Language OF Lighthouses.

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
For instance, a light of any order can be fixed
white or fixed red; it can be flashing white. or
flashing red, or it may flash out red and then
flash white, with a given interval between
flashes. fixed white light may be varied by
white flashes. which are produced by concen-
trating ali the light possible for few seconds
through disk Of white glass, or it may be va
ried by projecting the beam of light through
disk Of red glass, and it may be varied still fur
ther by making the flashes alternately red and
white All these conditions may be 80 varied
by the duration of the flash and the interval
between the flashes that no two lights on the
same part Of the coast can be mistaken for
another.
A vessel from Europe, making for Delaware
bay, seeing light anywhere in that neighbor-
hood, can determine which it is by its charac-
teristics If 1t 10 flashing white. it is Barne-
gat light; II 1t is fixed white light flashing red,
1t must be the one next south, on fuckers
beach; If it is great fixed white light and seen
as far as the curvature of the earth will allow.
then 1t Is evidently the first order light shown
from the 160-foot tower at Atlantic City; if the
light Is fixed red, and shows itself between two
the Hereford inlet light, and the great fash
ing white light next south must be that
at Cape May. Hght-ship on the north
east end of Five Fathom bank, showing two
uSuLos QUE TeO anu one WRlCe, 3O0 It's fellow
on the other end Of the bank, showing two
lights, both white, warns the ship away from
the shoal water in the offing, while the fixed
white light Of the highest power, which is now
plainly visible shows where Cape Henlopen lies.
As the ship rounds Cape May the light seen in
midchaunel can be none other than that on
Brandywine shoal. Thus each light has its own
peculiar distinguishing marks, which are en-
phasfzed by It's nefghbOrho0d to others, which
differ decidedly from 1t. careful mariner. who
consults his lighthouse list, can, on seeing any
light, determine his position with precision; and
he is able to take q fresh departure from each
light, and to steer an exact course for the next
with confidence, and, II the proper precautions
are taken, with safety.
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OF ALL the stupid conventionalities Of alleged
humor, the coarse jests that are hurled at the
head OF the unefendfng mOther-in-lsw are the
meanest and most to be despised. There is no
fun about them. Just IoOk for moment at
the great debt q man owes his mother-in-Iaw:
II It had not been for her, where would his wife,
the apple Of his eye and the comfort Of his
heart, have been found7 Fit had not been for
her shrewd management and tact In bringing up
the girl she wouldn't have been worth marry
ing. II 1t had not been for her kindly watch
fulness the first few days Of his housekeeping
he would have starved to death. II 1t had not
been for her his babies- would be short one
grandmother, and babies can't have too many
grandmothers. What is home without mother
in-law-to drop In and see you oncsia Whilea-
Hartford PnA
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HORSE RIDING Is much better exercise than
walking. The muscles Of the arms and chest
are exercised tn guiding the Horse, those Of the
back are called into play in keeping the balance,
and those of the lower limbs in springfng from
the saddle. The mind, too, is diverted from
thought both by the necessity for ordering the
animals movements and by the rapid passage
OF objects on the road. : In fact no mode of ex-
ercise Is 80 delightful az horse-riding, and Fam
ME kembe chad reason" in always speaking
or woman on horseback as "a happy woman !"
1t is not easy, however for the majority Of
mtddle-ciass people to employ this method Of
improving their health and spirits. 1.-THE prin-
cipal objection" as Oliver Wendell Holmes
says, "ls OF financial character. Riding is good
for those who are born with q silver-mounted
bride In their hand and can ride as much and
as often as they like, without thinking all the
time they hear that steady grinding sound as
the hOrse's jaws triturate with calm lateral
movements OF the bank bills and promises to
pay, upon which 1t is notorious that the profit
gate animal tn question feeds day and night"
A morse, indeed, Is rather tyrannical servant.
he Will catch cold, II you keep him standing
too long. and, like Goldsmiths Lovely WO-
man, will bring repentance to his master. aud
wiring his bosom by dying off, He has his liver,
and his little tempers, and all the rest of It, just
as much as yourself The best Of horses, like
the best OF husbands, Is not perfect, and is try
ing at times. Finally, he wants saddling, and
he wants dressing for;and If you can only snatch
half an hour at time for exercise, these are
undoubted obstacles to hOrse-rfding as the
means or taking tt.-LOndOn Society.
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From The LesisviIls Commercial.
1.-THE water moccasia h dead" said Lucien
Alexander, the well-known druggist and snake
fancier. TIT died yesterday, and I wouldn't
have taken the whole Tenth Ward with the
school trusteeship thrown In for 1t"
''What killed it," asked the reporter, to whom
Lucien was pouring out his grief
He was scalded to death. I had the mecca
sin and water dog In the jar together, but
somehow or other they couldn't get along with
each other. They were continually fighting
concluded to settle their differences forever.
They spared around In the water for while,
neither one seeming to have the advantage. but
finally the water dog executed q flank move
ment on the moccasin and swallowed about three
inches OF his tail and body. Instead Of the moe
casin trying to free himself, he laid perfectly
quiet and commenced pumping himself full Of
wind, like bellows. As he swelled up the water
dog backed of, but it was too late. Il was
like pulling boot OF swollen foot. The moe
casin kept on pumping, and the water dog con-
tinued to expand. As he spread out you could
hear bis ribs crack, and expected every mo-
ment to see him fly into a thousand pieces. but
suddenly the swelling ceased, for the mOccasin
had gone the full length of his expansive powers
and he commenced to contract. Reduced to his
ordinary size the water dog lost no time in Slip
ping OF, but he was so weak from the terrible
strain he had received that for moment or two
ne was pOWerlesS. The mOccaSin took advant-
age of this, and turning on the dog swallowed
him whole. Then followed one of the most re-
markable occurrences ever witnessed. The dog
evidently scared almost to death, began galloping
back and forth the full length of the moccasn. By
the waving ridges on the snake every move
ment of the dog could be told. Back and forth
he went until the friction inside Of the snake
must have been terrible. tor the water began to
get warm from the heat of the moccasns body.
Every time the dog would gallon towards the
head of the snake the snake would close it's
mouth causing the dog to turn and run away.
This performance was kept up for fully an hour,
during which time the water grew boiling hot,
and the whole skin peeled off the snake. Then
the flesh got soft, and the first thing l knew he
went all to pieces like chunk Of soft soap in q
wash basin. The dog soon shook off the rem
nants OF the snake which adhered to it. but he,
like the moccasin. was scalded to death also.
You see that grease on the top Of that jar of
water? Well. that's all that's left of my mecca
sin and water-d0g."
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A Season of Sorrow.

Miss Gushington Ito young widow whose hus-
band has left a large fortune)-That is the 18th
mourning costume I have seen. yon wear in
three days, and each lovelier and more becoming
than the other
Young wfdow-Oh! my dear, have 4O-but
such bother as they were to have madei At
one time almost wished thaspoor, dear George
hadn't diedi
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ERR 90 Z J A F
sRkSS 8 ~ AT
! s. = ; E.. ) i ; ; : T.

Mends Marble Stone, Patche. on IaathsT and Rubber
0oodA Br1c-s-brec Jeweiry, Mefals Billiard Cue Tins
and Cloth Card Board in Scrap Boaik LNater Hsltin
Orna%ents q every kind Boof Bscks Earhenwaze and
Aa1ufactnrers Of 0umnsd LabelA Textile Fabric.
Eme Carriage and Pianos and Cabinet Makars Scroll
SewyyrA 49, supplied By gallon or barxed.
,!ss,CSsk pr botse; By na. postpaid loo. extra.
j. =. OAKAkA . CO.. l547 "a. sv.. washington, D. @.
L1v0 AEenn wanted eyerywheEe. Sold by BruaRists
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;. careful collection OF the facts in regard tn
me absence Of Presidents from the seat OF COW
eminent during their respective terms Of Office
tee A
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ZZZS&a9z6uMz,
III
Commissioners.

Incorporated in 1868 for twenty five years the IAos-
!ature for Educational and Charitable purposee-with
capital OF ST, OO0 0O0-to which y reserve fund OF
over $3.50. 600 has since been adned.
BY an overwhelming popular vote fits franchise was
made part of the State Constitution adopted
December I'd. A. d. 1879.
The only LOtterp rOted on and Endorsed bpte eo-
pie Of any State.
1t fleuer scales or Iostp0nes.
It's GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take
place monthly.
TUNE.
Ninth GRAND DRAWING, CLASS L ATNEW
ORLEANS TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER II, 1883.
160TH MONTHLY DRAWING,
CAPITAL PRIZE STA. 200.
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Mems FAN Fashions.


I'm regard to gentlemen's STYLES for the COM
ing season prominent New York tailor said
to Tribune reporter: II think the best way of
telling you how the styles are going to run next
season is to say that they will be the same
as last year. only less so. By that mean that
more staid and conservative feeling ia spring.
ing up and though no radical change will be
made trousers will not be so tight, coats not so
long or so pointed in the tails and patterns for
wastcoats and trousers not so Or onounced
The regular English fashion of wearing coat and
waistcoat of one kind Of goods and trousers of
another will prevail to large extent. 1t is a
sensible fashion, too, for coat and waistcoat
will outlast two or three pairs of trousers
Frock coats. generally known as Prince Al
berts. will be extensively worn and divide the
hOnOrs with four-button cutaways. sack coats
having gone entirely out OF fashion except for
country, seaside and clearly informal occasions
'As to the materials to be worn. cannot be
30 decisive for our importations have not yet
reached US. Judging by the samples. however
think am justified in stating that dark small
checks. and over-checks, varying shades of cork
screws. and fine, dark tweeds, with small.
scarcely discernibe spots Of white or red, will
be mostly sought after. Looking further ahead
to the winter, I am inclined to think that
frlezes will be the most fashionable material
for OvercOats. which will be cut as frOck coats
or dOubie-breasted Sacks
1t is fact worthy of notice that the only ar
ticIe of mems dress in the fashioning of which
the wearers taste plays no part is the hat The
styles of hats are due altogether to the taste
and fancy of the manufacturer so that twenty
four hours before the new style is displayed in
the hatteTs window no one but the '.finisher''
knows what shape it will assume. 1t is inn
possible now to give an idea Of what expanse of
curling brim. or curve of the bell-crown, will
ad"rn the heads OF our gilded youth in Sep
tember
Shoes will follow the fashion of the cloth
clothes and he less pointed than heretofore
They will be made as plain and simple as posi-
Die. with patant-eather vamps and kid or black
silk uppers laced in front.
Cellars will still be high "all-rounders. and
the neckties will be quiet silk checks tied in
sailors knot with no pin Of any sort or descrip-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-01

The passage of the temperance bill by the
Georgia legislature was celebrated by large
number of people in very hilarious. manner.
Several members Of the legislature including
two prohibitionists, were carried home on shut
tiers.
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fuNHOMAS D0NLINS, Aucuonesx.
4 IL VALUABLE IMrRSVt u Pr, ,PERTY IN " ASH
INGIoN AND GEORGETOWN, d. C, Al AUG
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucssonssu.

w
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT AND COSTLY
FuRNITuRE, BODY BRUSSELS And oTHER
CARPETS, BEDDING. &o., AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated January l7th A. D.
1882, and duly recorded in Iiber No. 99<, folio lS3
one OF the land records for Washington. D. c. and by
direction OF the party secured thereby, shall scl at
public auction, on TUESDAY. SEP EMBER
FOURTH, A. ID. 1888, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK
A. NJ. on the premises No. III street southeast the
Furniture Bedding. Carpets. etc. mentioned in the
sch.ule attached % said deed Of trust In part
Handsome Parior Suite. upholstered in sk.
Patent Rocker, upholstered in silk.
Ebony Tables, covered with plush; Easy Chairs.
Handsome WALNUT Chamber SuitssL
Walnut Marble top Buffet Dining room Chairs. brace
Walnut Chiffonier costly: Hall Rack. mirror back.
Walnut Pillar Extension Table.
Walnut secretary. elegantly carved.
Lace Curtains and ambraqu
Walnut Library Tables Walnut WRITING Derk. Boston
Easy Chair.
Lounges. French Couches. Walnut Folding Chair.
Maroon Sleepy Hollow. Walnut Hall Chairs.
Reclining Chair, upholstered IN leather.
Body bruseer Tapestry. Ingram aud other CARPETS.
Smyrna kugs and Mats Sheep Mats.
Ash Chamber Suites, Mantel Mirrors
Towels. Napkins, Springs. etc.
Many other articles, too numerous to mention.
he above collection 81 furniture perfect
anil worthy the attention OF buyers.
su2S-d WALTER b. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
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GR1MAuLr & Co.'S

MATICO LIQUID.
Where all other medicines have failed this prepare
ten ID always effective Rapid and binary cure
OF All recent of long standing
IN the Hospitals of Paris by the celebrated DR.. RcoRD
and 10 found greatly superior to III remedies hitherto
knowa. Sold BY ali DEugYsts. ta22- WSely
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TNHE PRINCE GEORGES ENQUIRER
Il Published at UPPER MARLBORO, Prince Georges
county, Md, having extensive c1rcul ton in said
county and throughout Sou hern Maryland, Offers spe
cial nducsn ers to the merchants of Washington an
advertising medium.
Asa Literary and Political journal Il il admitted to BE-
among the very best in MARYLAND.
send for sample copy.
5osEfH Z. ROBERTS. JR.., ra,.or,
d2-s FRED. SASSCEk JE Eoltors.
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967 PrfB1 amounting $3.50 500
Application for rates to Climbs should 10 maze only
to the Once Of the Company IN New Orleans.
For further information write clearly giving full ad
dress Mako p. o. Money Orders psysbls and address
Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
NEW ORLEANa La,
Ordinary letsorBby Mall or Express 10
II. A. DAUPHIN
NEW ORLEANS. La.
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SncunEEEgys l EsHoH s., Loss IS Bx Bgna1Anx

rr,v NVDDEhl xIhE Oh ACCIDENT.
16E NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
CoRkEk 10TH sTREEr AND NEW YoRr AVE.
Prpetual Charter Act OF Congress january add 1857
Rents Safes for SIS to go per year ad taies ali lind
o. securities and Valuxbes Special Deposit at lows
BEHyAMIN p. SNYDER, President
n .AI1ES C. GLoyER, OF RixvB Co.. Vice PrcsidW4
SOaS CASSt1.6, Treasurer.
ALBERT L. STUkTEVANT. Secretary.
C. K. Nynan. Asst. Sooys
DIRECTORS:
John Ca6se}s Henry A. willard
Albert l. sturtsy2uk Tho6as EvanA
John g. Parks. aulS
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Mends Glass. Croctery
Wood. China, Leather,
&c, solid - rock! Hard
% adAmant! FIRM AS
GRANITE! strongest,
toughest and most elas.
dc Glue ON earth! A
6lmeonian6 iantaInong
I'll other Clues and c..
mnntsi Absolutely Un-
hreakable and Insop-
srahlAi No HEATIN6i
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NEw Discovery In MEDICINE.

SANTALs MIDY
WIN cure - hours I'll der anrements Of the urinary
OKns in either with out incon ven1ence q kind
GRINAULT Co. g. Rue VIyienne. Paris. sa22-ly
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M FOLEY. Aucuoneer.

W.
viii sell the stock of Dry and Fancy Goods, con-
tained In store No 98 9Th street northwest
oi,mencilg EVERY MORNING AT TEN-AND-
A-HALF O'CLOCK, End will continue from day TO day
until all is disposed OF.
Tho stock consists Of Silks. Dress Goods velvsaR
Casmeres Table Linens, Towels, Napkins. Msrpeilles
Spreads, White Goods. Hosiery. U derwear. CorretA
Laces and Embroideries Dress Shirts. Sheetings IN I'll
widths, Caseimeres Flannels Domestics Of all kinda
Lawns and other articles too numerous 10 MENTION
goods arc fine and will be sold witho { reserve.
ty3O NJ FOLEY huctioneer
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II g. COCO A
~ B 3 E Ak FA ST.
I'D ATCCrrr Corrronnrx,0

by thorough knowledge of the natural laws which
severn the operations Of digestion and nutrition and by
careful application OF the 6ns properties Of well .s-
ected Cocoa Mr. EppG has provided breakfast ts-
bles with q deiicately Favored beverage which may
use OF such articles of diet that constitution may BE-
gradually built until strong enough resist every
tendency to sease Hundreds of subtle maladies are
Goa ting around ready to attack wherever there 10
weak point Wemay escape many fatal shaft by keep
ing ourselves well fortified with pure bloOd and proi-
erly nourished frame. "-Civl Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk
koA. IA nns. tony Rib. and Ib by Grocsrs labeled
JAMES EPPS CO.,
16-m. tu&s Homeopathic Chemists. London, EnR.
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IOtal PAID Dy ALL ....................A,S $751; U60
For the truth of the above refer the public to
the officers OF the named CORPORATIONS and for
our legality and standing to the Mayor and Officers of
the City of New Orleans the State authorities of
Lousiana and also to the y. 8. Officials of Louisiana
We claim to be legal honest and all our trans.
actions. as much any business in the country
Our standing conceded by all who will investigate
Brokers' and owned by many Of best and re-
spected citixans.
N. A. DAUPHIN President
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u Has just received The Fsl style Block siR Ham
nogthwe~t onlS