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and valetudinarians witness the fortitude
and resignation Of these poor men Ii might
teach them useful lesson. Good food and
clothing are the only means of alternating
the condition of the poor lepers. From this
TACT 1t would appear that many OF the dis.
eases denominated leprosy In the Bible
must have really been other forms of skin
diseases, as they are spoken Of as being
durable.
NOT CONTAGIOUS.
1t was formerly imagined, and in eastern
countries it is still supposed, that leprosy
is highly contagious, but medical expert.
ence in this county has proved that II is
not so, and that the only way in which il
can be transmitted is by parents TO their
offspring. IL is therefore a matter of the
last importance to prevent those afflicted
with leprosy from becoming fathers or
mothers-another terrible evil which hi
malady infllcts upon the leper. 1t wa
with a feeling of that most oppressive com
passion which knows itself powerless TO
afford any aid, that the reporter thanked
the doctor and went to the smallpox and
fever buildings. Here he found but one
case--a mild one--af smallpox, and TWEEN.
ty-three OF fever; and so somewhat cheer.
ed, he returned to New York.-[New York
Evening Telegram.
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A Santa Barbara fisherman has discoy-
eiei, near San Miguel Island, a smaller
island, about three acres in extent, which
is probably the largest nest of eggs in the
world. The island was covered with lay.
er of guano in which sea fowls of all de.
scriptions were found laying or inoubatng
their eggs The surface appeared to be al.
most entirely covered with eggs, principal
ly those Of the sea gulls, shags, and a small
bird known as the saltwater duck. The
discoverer says it was difficult to walk
without treading upon the eggs, and that
1t would be easy to load ship with them.
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FUTURES

A IBR 60 ton ~ ure market Is one OF those
,nngs M 10 ip,i1w can understand Az
presen hey are down below q parity wiz
spots, and drop little day by dav and II
may be will ron'inu, to do 30 until tue
scalpers thi k IL tine to "sheaf the in
noce"' lambs" when l1 presto, change,
M" TIE market gems lew
points, III New York The quotations
Sl Ne Oh ~ ~ 'r,m to 2points, but that sig'
snes nothint saturday being the day
wurn n" .cllpers clean up their Wet
r"rs, whichever way they want the mar
,Sotto go, ~ goes and the preenies curse
s sne,t luck. In Liverpool the market
"eMt oil ~ nnd its tone wa, easy.
Onlcaso Pr dure and Provisions-There
~. w. ~ u"due or exoitsble change In The
E,s'n mark't To-day. July wheat was S's
~'sner aud brought $i.05 1.2, August de.
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HUNTS Eemedu.
Rejoice, rejoice. " is alive again" "was
lost, but IL found"

UNDER date of July Q, 1852, Mr.. 4. b. BRIGHT,
of Windsor Locks, Conn, writes plain, modest
narrative, which, from Its very simplicity, has tho
true ring of tine gold. lie says
"My father is using Hunts Remedy and seems
to be improving, in fact, he is very much better
than he has been for long time. He had been
tapped three times. The first time they got
from him sixteen quarts of water, the second
time thirteen quarts, and fully as much more
the third time, and he would constantly I'LL
up again every time after ho had been tapped
until he commenced using Hunts Remedy.
which acted like magic In his case, as he
begun to improve at once and now his watery
accumulation passes away through the seoretions
naturally, and hc has none of that swelling or
filling up which was so frequent before the func-
tions Of the kidneys were restored BY the use of
Hunts Remedy. He is wellknown citizen Of
this place. and has always been In business here,
Again he writes, New. 81, 1882
81 beg most checrfully and truthfully 10 state.
in regard to Hunts Remedy, that Its use was tho
saving of my fathers life. Ispoke to you In my
previous letter in regard to his being tapped three
times. 1t is the most remarkable case that has
ever been heard of in this section. For q man of
his ago Sixty years. 1t Is most remarkable cure.
He had been unable to attend to his business
more than year, and was given up by the doc.
tors.
"The first bottle Of Hunts Remedy that ho
used gave instant relief. lie has used In all seven
bottles, and continues to use II whenever he feels
drowsy or sluggish, and II affords instant relief.
lie is now attending to his regular business, and
has been several months am perfectly willing
that you should publish this letter, as We thor
oughly believe that fathers life was saved BY
using Hunts Remedy; and these facts given
above may be benefit to others suffering In like
manner from diseases or inaction Of the Kidneys
and Liver"
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This Year.lLaat Year
A correspondent OF the New York Bul

letin says
I'm letter priRted in your paper of
April 18th, 1883 predicted "dearer cot
tOn." now renew that prediction, and
give my reasons, as follows
l. The price is now lower than it has
ever been before at this season of the year
certainly since 1860
2. While the present crop is large, it has
so rapidly gone "out of sight" that stocks
are not excessive, as witness the following /:
June !, 80 June |, 49,
Bales, Bales.
Stock at Liverpool and
a0oat .... .'........., .1,Sss.OOo l.256. 900
Price Middling Uplands.. 65.sd. 8 Sid
Stock a. New York. zee. E. 26l,4!5 2l7,77g
Price M'adling Upands.. IL l6c l03.ic
With less cotton, both in Liverpool and
in New York, than in 1882, the price is Esd,
lower in the former and SIG lower in the
latter.
The following table shows the worlds
visible supply of cotton in 1888, 1874 1878
and 1872, with the approximate weekly
consumption of Europe and the United
States same time.
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CURE YOURSELF

". hohannan Vegetable curative n 49,.
ranted 70 permanently cure ali fofns ~ a. ~
i Tmnosn OF Seminal Weakness General Ds6if.
ht%po.ency, &C, ana restores "L0st ROWeYI ~
Ssings nack the Youthful ylgor' Of thoss vSo
nave destroyed II by sexual excuses a. III
pIsouces N rom two 10 seven weeks uma IN
,, .s ne which has been used by Dr. Bokssnsn
" nis private practice for over thirty yearr ~
Tu, KnHwn 70 fall In curing even he VdHSY
Eases. gives vitality and impsris sS,ssse
WIN wonderful! edect TO these middle i ~ ~
VINO Ieel weakness beyond their yesys. ~ N
vls0Nung properties arc feltat onCA Yorrs
men sunerinG from the cOnse Qucnces az ~
d.eaniuily Destructive habit OF gelf IhSss ~
use tnis medicine with the azsurspco on 4 snsS1.
snu PERMANENT cure. The patient Tcscxss
strength and elasticity Of spirits Il oncs ~ n
ac9 directly on the parts afToctea n 4 SoothS..
ana healing. tonic and an0dyne 10 Tho XIV
seminal vesicles and irritated dr,ctS In ~ AN
powe, and tone and reatoring them 10 theiS III
uIsl s'ato the same a. II the bAnefui ha6ie ksx
nove, peen INDUCED In. The inefedisnts ~
simple productions Of natufc-hsffa socsU
eases. 'S' '"s SuVve Qms
- Price, Five Dollars, sent with fu,, A..
,S ,o, ONCE, No gu North Fiivh stSsSs
S y. washington: a. venue and Green mr..
o. LOUIS MO. Esiab lished 1887 -
Dr Bs. Treatise on Special D'seases
wn.cn give clear delinestion Of the nItusa
,1rmn!p,0ms, means OF cure, etc.: Of HYpHILII
shMiNAL WEARNNDH etos sent PkTH -
NV snc,ess nnon receipt Off ne siamp. N
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LIVERPOOL


browns Bronchial Troches are excellent
for the relief of hoarseness or sore throat.
They are exceedingly effective" --TChristian
World, London. England.
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Very Encouraging.

Very EnCOuraging.
Rev. j. II. Davis, Prest. Wesleyan Female
College, Murireesboro, N. G., wrote that he
used Or. Worthington's Cholera and Diar-
rh@a Medicine with encouraging success.
For Bowel Complaints II is unfailing,
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Old DR.. Pitchers remedy for sickly an
irritable children. Csstoria is not narcotic
II is harmless, pleasant and prompt. When
tie child has health, the mother can rest.
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s SSss n I'M NJ Head the vial aud pssns uns
mat !, lesd 70 insanity and death.
"A, WnE LN1LlsH MEDICAL fpREJrUTn
i 2 Gaze 81 this kind the VITAL REsTORATIyH
moi cure she ar speciM sdyoe and zeatnenV via
S found Init THE ENofIsR III ES 81 n.
,i,h,, treats All Private Diseases suocossfni
Without mercury. Oonsuitation FrsS. Tho;.
Ss Of urins - % and sdycs including sna
y boa bottle, or foar times thr ,usnutv' M m
M Any address on receiptof prco OF q. OH,
nam s sec Gas,l rpm obssry.t!on and IN pySte
INSTITUTE, us olive street Al inni. Ni as,s1s
ve wnoie sac Agents. J.. j. sCHOTT 4 CO, GAL
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has made " his agents tor she s1nSo of TeVns
sen bis never-fAiling remedy, "NaturSs cbnno.
bal Restorative or vitalizcsM All aaectsd VIII
nervous debility. los Of manhood an1 ~ II.
dred diseases should q once procure b scIEon16g
above mentioned; thea ct once 70 pso1 ore ff01
US or hroush CO By vcar druREistor / expro1l
ORowDUS BALDWIN 4 WILLIAM
Wholesale DrueIists. Dallas Ie1as.
By retail At Howell = Bios Gud xsci Ionive
Illustrated Marriage Guide 26o psSes elc4h
and gilt binding, 50 cents; same In paper cote,
. cents. Manhood. 70 cents; wsnanhood 10
cent? pamphlet = esniA securely sealed, ~
mall Send money o. postage ssanps. Dr.
WHITTIER the great specialist az u CHARLIE
street. 81 Louia. No.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

- ,n1syer.iailiss ton,e
'exhauated vitality, Sem
nal Weakness, epe5.
S%ssSJfhSS I 10 Sl .
|cy, Paralys, and ell
the terrible e6oots IL
Self Abuse youthfu
70 lies and exceases. in
|matufer yeAYe-such q
Los Of Memory, lsss
|aitude, Nocturnal YmlIs
sion, Avefs'ou 10 Bocie.
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HEAR THE WITNESSES.
Saved from . Horrible Des.h.


Up to May last had spent At lsast Ave hun.
Urea dollars for treatment BY many Of the best
medical men; without any benefit suffered
overwhelmingly, and all my beat f,iends I'd viscd
me that the Icy hand Of death was isst sp-
preaching, caught At 8, e. 8 like . drowning
man att straw. After taking TWO BOTTLES 1
could feel 2 change fol-. the better. The soros
began to discharge freely, and the Rheumatism
sore bad healed, and my skin began 10 assume
= natural appearance persisted until I had
taken twelve bottles, large nise, and IHEaE IS
NOT 4 SYMPTOM OF TaE DISEASE RE.
NAMING, and teol az well q ever did. ]
have gained twenty -0ne pounds In hesh, and
my friends wonder at my improved Condition.
nav. nave recommended u 70 many. and In every
instance with complete success ! believe nat
8. $, s. has saved me from . horrible death,
G II. SMILEY. Quincy, III.
an sure that swins Specific saved ny life
was terribly poi, oned with Malaria, and VA
given up to die. 6wiits specific relieved me
promptly, and or tirely. l think Il 10 the great.
est remedy OF the age. G. a. SPENCER,
sup't Gas Works, Rome. ca.
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3. still think 7000,00O bales is a full es-
innate of the present crop; but allowing
that the receipts from June to September
may be the same as IN 1881 (which is i'm
probable the crop for 1928 would be u
C9l,t10 bales; add to this, United States
stock, September l, 1882, 120,722 bales, and
the total available to September l, 1883, is
1912, 232 bales.
Bales
Total available to septc myerl, ..
1888. $50, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ll2 22
The total to exports of United
ststs from scrtc her /, 1882,
to June l, 1881, were Sg67il
bales II he exports for the
rer ain or of the season are
ihe samoa in So, the total
exports to Europe fir the
yarending 'eptambcrl |, 1888,
will be ,,....,... go. 80, 4,SI1b
on the 50 Q r'n iple. the Uni.
ted States consumption will
DC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,"2slb,y2l
Allow for shipments to Canada
by rail ,.,,,..,..,,..,..... 5000 -.
- 100, 636
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Write for copy Of the little Booh-fseo
sTol 900 Reward will be paid 70 anv
chemist who win hnd, on analysis OF 100 bottiss
Of 3. 8: g., one particle Of Mercury, lodide a
Potassium, OF any Mineral substance
THE SWIFT GPRO.FIC co.
Dvewer q Atlanta. d.
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Fine slde-Wheol Passenger Steamers
Kiokgk, SiiaclisonsI, i noSs isI SXinST'
r rppnnwhEPoET CnIEr5N. puBUdUE,
A q. . ST PAUL aud MINNEAPOLIS.
nesday and Friday. az pm. Quincy Keciuk Paei.
stsleave " innsdaily Sunday ercepied, al inn,.
Mirnetouka and all Northern summer Resorts birsss
and shsepe.t route 70 patcta Montana and Manitoba.
"A SHt 49, 1sIas bo?x tins table, psssssssc
ws..ssss y; 3 II q; u 2sEs' rs 8
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North Texas Civil and Criminal
Detective Association

Headquartes Dallaa Tcxaa 10 Main m, =,
~ - - ], ; iii nv 1:ss:s! wi
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PAlatka Herald.l
We are informed that Judge King

Palatka Herald.l
We are informed that Judge King
intends holding an extra session of court
in this county after he gets through with
his round Of appointments This will
probably be in January. Had he been
able to attend his regular appointment
here he would have been limited to four
days. This is owing to the very short
term allowed for Putnam county. This
matter by all means should be remedied
at the next session of our Legislature.
The Judge comes in for good deal of
censure, especially for his failure to meet
the last spring term which was put off on
account of smallpox rumor: some blame
him for this and some do not. 1t was un-
fortunate, to say the least, for there was
no cause of fear AS to his being kept
away by sickness from attending to his
fall term of court when the county is at
so much expense, is very trying to the
patience Of all. Still no one can blame
a man for not doing his duty when he ia
sick and not able to attend to it. As to
this and that injuring the Democratic
party it is all bosh, unless the party them
selves make handle of it, to be used by
our opponents in the next campaign.
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1884.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

HaTr's Magazine begins Its sixty eighth volume win
the December Number 1t is the most popular llus
tated periodical in America and England always fully
abreast Of the times in Its treatment Of subjects OF
rent social and industrial interest and always aAvsnepg
its standard OF literary, artistic and mechanical excel
lence Among its attractions for 1884 new serial
novel by William Black illustrated by Abbey; q new
novel by p Roe, illustrated by Gibson and Dielmas:
descriptive illustrated papers by George Boaehtou
Frank D.. Millet, G. II. Farnham, and othe important
historical and biographical papers short stories b. wD
Hswels, Charles Reade &C.
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1t is sad that the fable of the "Phe-
nix" was ever conceived, and that it is
too late to punish its ancient author.
The evil he did lives after him, and
things that are burned continue to rise in
the papers as phnnix-ikc as-the
fleecy staple" Perhaps the author of
the latter phrase still lives in merited OBJ
security, and justly tormented by the rep
etition of his unfortunate invention.
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Notice of Insolvency.

VXTALTER r. BLAKE, ADMINISTRATOR aIF
w the estate of VIM. j. Bnke, late of II bon
county, in the State If Florida, deceased, having
filed in this court written suggestion of tho in
solvency Of said estate notice ia hereby given t all
persons having claims against said estate to apI
and file the same with me duly authenticatcdsac-
cOrdng tn law, on before the 18th day IF Nav,
A. ID. 1884 VIM r. BYRD
Nov. IL, 1SS36m Judge Leon COUNTY Cnur1.
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Administrators Notice.

AN sons having claims against the estate Of Leon
Roberts, late Of Leon county, and State OF Flono.
deceased, whether creditors legatees, or pessos.
entitled to distribution, to present their eis.
Tor, property authenticated, within the time Pr
seribed by law or this notice will be plead 10 y.
Of same; and ell persons Indebted to SAID es's''
WI make payment Immediately.
ahafif and er crsco Administrators OF ehe essa.s :"
s!Noy. q. 1sSS-sv ~
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"A little girl unconsciously and toyrh'
ingly testified to the excessive drudgfry
of her mothers life when, on beirg asked,
els your mothers hair gray?" sha' re,
piled: 81 don't know shes too tall For
me to see the top of her head, and Sahe
never sits down" :;
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NEW YORK. 1884

About sixty million copies Of Tn. ssx have goa. a.,
Of establishment during the past twelve month w
II you were 70 paste end % end al the columns a. an
THR Suns printed and sold last year you would -
ttnuous strip OF interesting inf0rmaiioa comnoS 49,
wisdom sound doctrine, and wit long enouRh ~ s
from Printing House Suqare 70 the top Of No1nt o.
nicus In tbs moon then back to the PrintnS -.
Square, and then three quarters OF the way hsi - ~
moon again.
Bat THH Sum 10 written for the inhabitants Of IN.
this strip Of intelligence would girdle - 49,
twenty seven or twenty-cight times 49,
II every buyer Of copy Of TIE Sun durinr IN. -
year has spent only hour IT, and 81 VI! -
bis grandfather has spent another hour this nex.nsr
1888 has afforded the human thirteen thoussnd -
Of steady reading, night and day seass
It 10 only by little calculations like these that vo
To- any Idea OF the circulation Of the most ponI. ~
American newspapers. OF its influence on the onn,
and actions Of American men and women -"As
THE Sun IT, and will continue to be- q nevmana, ,A,,
tells the truth without fear OF consequence which 49,
at the facts matter how much the process costs
presents the news Of ell tho world without waste a
and In the most readable shape, which WORKING ;tS
ts heart for the cause OF honest government ana I'M
therefore, believes that the Republican party nust 20
must In the coming year Of our Lord 1884 ~ 40
II yOu know THE Sun, you like II already and 70. v,n
read 1t with accustomed diligence and proht duYns M
IL to be thr moot interesting year In hstov
yon do not yet know TIE Sun II high time get po
the sunshine. 80 '@'
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.


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One Year (52 Numbers) 1000
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States Canada.
The volumes Of the Magazine begin with the Numbers
for June and December Of each year. When time 10
specified 1t will be understood that the subscriber wishes
to begin with the current Number.
The last Eight Volumes of Hdyzer's Mogasne in neat
cloth binding, will be sent by MAIL postpaid receipt
OF % PER volume Cloth Cases. for binding so cents each
by mail postpaid
Index to Ha7pers AGgdsins, Alphabetical, Analytical
and Classified for Volumes to CO. inclusive from June
1850, TO June, 1880, one VOL, 8vo, Cloth, r.
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Order or Draft, to avoid chance OF loss.
Newspapers not copy This Advertisement .cithout As
cypress 0rder Of HARPER q BRofHKRs.
Address HARPER & BROTHERS. New York
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paid, follows: r"F
DAIIY-5O cents q month, % year; with SUNDAY -,
ton, ~.
SUNDAY-Eight pages. This edition furnishes The -.
rent news OF the world speci. articles Of exceptcss
books OF the highest merit. 81 year. " ~"
WEEkLY-el year. Eight pages OF the best na,,..
OF the daily issues an Agricultural Department =
unequaled vaue special market repoSts and lits,.,s
scientific and domestic intelligence make THR WI
SUN the newspaper for the farmers household ~
clubs OF ten with So an extra copy free Addres.
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34-& THR Sus v T;s
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION

Indian River and Northern transportation
Company.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN AZ
IN cordance with the Laws of Florida, We. tie
undersigned, have formed an association 10 BE
styled and known a. the I" Indian River and NORTH
ern transportation Company" for the purpose Of
constructing, maintaining and operating Railro$d
from point on Indian River, at or near RockledeA
Brevard county, Florida, for the purpose Of COZ
veying persons and property. Said road 10 rub
through Brevard county, and to be three males p
'ens's o. ''e 7s SikoR d. soNrs, of1 +
ALEXANDER A. STEWART
jams a. McCRORY.
September %, 188S-Sm s.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
Pensacola and Andalusia Railroad.

Pensacola and Andalusia Railroad. =
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE Notice
of the formation of railroad company, for The
purpose of constructing, maintaining, and operating
railroad for public use, in the conveyance of DER
sons and property, under the general laws of The
State Of Florida for the Incorporation of RAILROADS.
and Canals. commencing at point on the rive4 In
township 8, range 80, Santa Rosa county, Fla. rim
ming thence northery and easterly in said couSty
to the Alabama State line
Andalusia Railroad Company" u
The length of said railroad is about twenty two
miles, The capital stock of said Company IS two
hundred and twenty thousand dollars, divided iato
two thousand two hundred shares The names and
residence Of the directors, who shall manage ihe
affairs Of the Company until others are chosvn Ire
+. +. skinner, f. II. Skinner, Escambia, Fla John
McDavid, H. McDavid, Santa Rosa county, Nh.
E. r. SKINNER
JNO. McDAVaD,.
II. G. McDAVID,f
ID. M. MCDAViDS
d. r. McDAVID,f
j. A. McDAV,D,T
W. e. MoDAND,s!
e. II. sKINNER.s
October 0, 1SS3-Sm
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Discharge Notice.

y signed executor will present his final accoEnts
and vouchers of the estate of Mary j. Vinson late of
Leon county, State of Florida deceased to the for
orable County Judge of said county, and ask tt be
discharge az executor of said estate
JAMES NJ VINSOE,
Executor Estate Mary j. Vinson, dec'A.
June 10. 1&S3-6m
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1884.
Harper's Weekly.
STRATED.

Hd77's Weekly stands at the head Of American Illus
traed weekly journals By its bipartisan position III poll
tics Its admirable Illustrations it's carefully chosen se
ais short soes sketches and poems contributed by the
foremost artists and authors of the day. 1t carries nsc
ton and entertainment to thousands of American homes
1t will always be the aim Of the publishers to make
Ha7r's Weekly the most popular and attractive family
newspaper in the world and in the pursuance Of this de-
sign to present constant improvement In all those fea
tres which have gained for 1t the confidence sympathy
and support Of its large army of readers.
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THIEVES,,,r,,RRR ,'' IS !,is';I.

wonderful book Of Detective Sketches, by ALLEN PINK
ERToN Collected from his Private Records, with sketch
Of his life Illustrated with 30 thrilling pictures
SdOnIv by agents. Many agents making $50 per
week One agent has sold 1000 copies; another agent has
paid for two farms 1t sells like wild fire. We want ZOO
more agents. you aodnt profitable agency scite for
circulars and special terms General agents can secure
extra terms Address @. w. CARLETON & CO., Pub
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