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Savannah weekly echo., 1883-12-02
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

: An oat is better than wink to blind
horse.
The age at which many marry-The
! parsonage.
A sweet thing in bric-a- brac-An
Egyptian molasses jug.
"Why are you so distant2" said a
tramp to beefsteak in the restaurant
window.
The generous give according to their
means, others give according to their
meanness. s.-Picayune.
! A NJ style of writing paper is called
''Dude We infer that is kind of
! fools-ca .-iStatesman.
If you cannot rest for an hour rest for
thirty minutes. Half a loaf is better than
none = Phitadelphia Call.
ma IS enabled h to 5"G boa9hty a9htyajfiaps j ms cncin
finest cemeteries in the world.
Who wrote Shakespeare queries a con-
temporary. Probably some fellow who
wanted Williams autograph. boston
Courier.
Il have been exploring the waist
places, " remarked DR.. Duday, on return
ing from a late visit to his darling
Derrick
Miss uncertain age)-'I pride myself
on my descent; one of my ancestors
came over in the Mayfower." DeSmith
-"Was it your father or motherl''-
The Judge
Harmless. Sportsman (who has
missed again: Il say, Mumbles, the
birds seem to be afraid of me-" Keeper
-"Wcll, sir, they didn't ought to be, for
you never 'urt any on 'em. ."-Puach.
Maud" wants to know if it is immod-
est to speak Of nightcaps. We certainly
cannot see anything immodest about it,
but at the same time it is better to avoid
slang and frankly say ''hot-toddy."-PhH-
adeiphia Call.
Now the comely bue-eyed maiden
With her papa's greenbacks laden,
To the store proceeds, the winter styles to
scan;
81 have got the real best reason
To look charmingly this season.
For must book husband if can"
A German writing in one of the Berlin
papers of his campaigns, gives the follow
ing interesting item: ''In this battle we
lost the brave Captain Schulz. A cannon
bail took off his head. His last words
were: Bury me on the spot where I
FELL
The remark of Lord Coleridge to the
effect that John Bright built himself up
on Mllton,' suggests to the arkansas
1raceller that if Mr.. Bright had been an
and an Arkansas man, he
would have "built himself up on
Bacon"
lie was lover of the Iugubrious, mel
ancholy sort, and as they sat in the par
Ior he drew up to the piano and thum-
med over "When you and Iwere Young"
SO rapt was he in his own performance
that he didn't observe her flush with in
tear off his engagement ring,
md leave the room.
81 cannot sii-g the old SONGS"
She raspingly did toot,
While at an asthmal organ
Her fingers she did shoot.
THANK Heaven" growled the parent,
With manifest ado,
'An' pray they'll fix the new ones
just so you cannot, too"
-Yonkers Gazette.
An Arkansas editor announces that he
compelled to retire from his paper "on
ccount of being so afflicted with the
out" Tho excuse won't be generally
ccepted, as everybody knows that an
ditorial position is an-ti-gout in its
tending to plain diet of
rackers and cheese washed down with
'ater. Nobody ever got the gout on
lch e.--PechS Sun.
Savannah weekly echo., 1883-12-02
No ROndOir for Her

A young lady in St. Louis sent the fol
lowing application for position as book
keeper: Sir: Having noticed your ad-
yertisement in yesterdays paper hasten
to reply. l am % years of age; have had
four years experience in bookkeeping.
and for two years past have been receiving
$50 month. l should expect an office
nicely carpeted, with two or three easy
chairs, morning and evening papers, and
not to go to work before s. 80 A. NJ. have
an hour and half at noon and quit work
at P. NJ. My figures are unexcelled.
and never made mistake in my books
yet. Can give all the references you can
read. Hoping that l will suit, and in the
expectation of being engaged by you, 1
remain, most respectfully yours" We
regret to say that the brute of business
man replied 81 can't afford to fit up a
boudoir just yet. Have engaged young
man who is willing to sit on high stool.
resting on bare floor, ten hours day at
$50 month"
Savannah weekly echo., 1883-12-02

of the persons on board the Condor were lost,
and but few OF the crew on the Hymettus
were saved
THREE leaders of the revolt in Servia have
| been sentenced to death
| THE Ameer of Afghanistan has caused to
be executed a number of persons suspected of
favoring the projects Of Avoob Khan. and
has expelled a number of others from the
country
A scHooLMAsTER and a peasant have been
shot in Servia for lea ling the revolt
SHEIK OBETDULLAH, the noted Kurdish
chief, has died of cholera at Mecca
In France DEGREES have been issued appoint
ing Prime Minister Ferry minister of foreign
affairs in place of NJ. Challen1e- -Lacour, re-
signed on account of i'll health, and NJ.
Fallieres minister of public instruction in
succession to NJ Ferry.
GREAT loss of life and shipping occurred
during the recent severe gale off the coasts of
Newfoundland and Nova Scotia The coasts
were strewn with wreckage, and many bod
les were washed ashore. At Green Island a
Norwegian bark was driven on the rocks and
out of twelve men on board ten were
drowned
DR.. CHARLES w. S:EMENs, the celebrated
German scientist, engineer and electrician,
died few days since i'll London from the eff
fects of a fall.
EIGHTEEN worl1men were drowned while
crossing the river at Donarneuz France.
FIFTY persons in Thorn. West Prussia, have
been attacked by trichinosis
JOSEPH POOLE, the Fenian was convicted
in Dublin, Of the murder of Joseph Kenny,
an tnformer, and sentecced to death.
THE Prussian diet is in session
SCATTERED bands of Chinese pirates, SUD-
posed to he Back Flags" have been com
mltting outrages in Tonquin. Four villages
were destroyed by them
FURTHER particulars from ST. Johns. N.
r., regarding the recent disastrous storm say
that the brigantine Bonnie Lasse was lost at
Cape st. F-ancis. Captain Hogan First Off
GER Prang and Steward ToheY perished with
her. The bark Helois, the brigantine Creole,
me schooner Western Packet and the brig
lntine Guelph were also lost during the gale.
Their crews were saved.
A CYCLONE destroyed every house in At
anita, Mexico. Several persons were killed
)r wounded.
BANDITS are committing great depreda-
ions in Cuba
Savannah weekly echo., 1883-12-02
LATER NEWS

COMMODORE JOHN M. BERRIEN, a retired
officer of the United States navy. died thc
other day in Philadelphia. He was a mid
shipman on the frigate Constellation, over
| ffty-eight years ago.
WILLIAM McW1LL1AMs, a Waterford
PENN octogenarian. awoke the other night
/ and found the cold arms of his dead wife
clasped around his neck
! FORTY masked and armed men took Dos
! session of the mine at Marshall Basin, Colo
rado, and made the workmen quit after
shooting and killing one
A STATEMENT Of the recent gales on the
great lakes shows loss of Gfty-five lives and
sixty vessels. Twenty-sx vessels, represent
ing value of 100000 are total loss IS.
THE Mississippi Valley bank, of Vicssburg
Miss, has suspended
GENERAL AUGUSTUS c. DODGE, formerly
Unitel States Senator and minister to Spain
for eight years, del in Burlington, Iowa,
few days since, aged yenty-two years
EX-SENATOR GEORGE Z. SPENCER. of Ala
oama, was arrested at Austin, New, BY
order of Att0rney-G Gcneral Brewster for con
tempt of court in not appearing as a witness
i'll the star route cdsAs. Spencer denied elu
ding the officers. He left Austin with two
deputy marsllais for Washington.
DURING sever rain storm a dozen house,
at Piedmont, No, were swept away b, tie
risinG waters of a creek, and two womena,.d
three children were drowned.
THE propeller Manistee, from Duluth.
Mimi, bound for Ontonagon, founlered i
Lake Superior during the recent heavy gale.
and twen y-five persons on board are SUD
pose to have been lost.
EDWARD PAYNE, cashier of the First
National bank at Rushville, Ind, was shot
dead By burglar, who had entered bis house
for the evident purpose of robbery
The attention of the United States govern
ment has been invited to the International /
Forestry exhibition to be held in Edinburgh |
in the summer of 1874. The exhibition will !
be open to contributors from all countries,
and is designed to include every thing CON
necte with or Illustrative of the forest prod
lcs of the world.
MOODY and SankeY, the evangelists. are
holding largely attended meetings in Wads-
worth, England
THE Chinese government is reported to
nave issueI a call for 10000 troops, in an
icipation Of n war with with France.
The American ship Thomas Dana arrivel
It Fayal having on board twenty-one men
whohd, formed part of the passengers AMI
rev of the French brig Rocaberg, sunk by a
ollision- The remainder of the passengers
nd crew, numbering eighty y-eight, per ished.
JAMES DAVIS, secretary of the Lonion and
an Francisco bank, abscon6ed from London
18th $500 of the institutions funds.
SPANISH Republicans threaten a revolt if
Universal suirage Is not granted at the next
sSsion of the Cortes.
Savannah weekly echo., 1883-12-02
A SONG OF TIME,

How worn a theme Is thai Of time
Then why do begin TO rhyme
Upon it nowi
Because to night the air is filed
With voices that will not be stilled-
They will not cease
And always sing the same ,efraln
OF Time that neer will como again,
OF Time that flies
OF all that Time sweeps in his fight,
The voices sing to me tonight,
Time cures all care
That is what would fain believe,
My heart Herewith do deceive,
With faith in Time.
Oh voices singing be you mute,
You touch a chord on my hearts lutte
But seldom played;
Yet filling the air around
With a sweet melancholy sound,
A song of Time
OF time that was, of days so fair
When all was young, and love was there
Long days ago!
Be still be still that sad refrain
dare OF listen once again
To that same song
Maybe hold those days too high,
And yield them far too oft a sigh,
Those long days since
Yet as they we're the fairest yet
OF all my days, then why forget
That happy timei
Though if it still should be my fate
To live yet happier days, the date
OF that sweet time
I'll bury then, within the grave
Which holds all things forgotten, save
The present time
Nor heed voice which whispers low,
'The sweetest song is that you know
OF long ago."
So with the voices in the air
mingled mine, and, 10. was there
A song of Time
-Tondon S0cietu
Savannah weekly echo., 1883-12-02
LIFE LEAVES.

The day, with its sandals dipped In dew,
Has passed through the evenings colder
gates,
And single star in the cloudless blue
For the rising morn in silence waits;
While the winds that sigh to the languid
hours
A lullaby breathe DER the folded flowers
The lilies nod to the sound Of the stream
That winds along with lulling flow,
And either awake, or half adream,
pass through the realms of long ago;
While faces peer, with many a smile,
From the bowers Of Memory's magical isle.
There are joys and sunshine, sorrows and
tears,
That check the path of lifes April hours,
AND longing wish for the coming wears.
lnat Hope ever wreathes with the fairesi
flowers
There are friendships guileles+love a. bright
And pure as the stars in the halls of night
There are ashen memories, bitter pain,
And buried hopes, and broken vow:
And an aching heart by the reckless main,
And the sea breeze tanning pallid brow -
And wanderer on the shell-lined shore,
Listening for voices that speak no more
1here are passions strong and ambitions wild.
And the fierce desire to stand in the van 7
OF the battle of life; and the heart of thu
child :
Is crushed in the breast of the struggling
man;
But short are the regrets and few are the
tears
lhat fall at the tomb Of the banished year,
There is quiet and peace, and domestic love,
And joys arising from faith and truth,
AND truth unquestioning, far above
The passionate dreamings of ardent youth;
And kisses of children on lips and cheek,
And the parents bliss, which no tongue cp1
speak.
There are loved ones lost There are little
graves
IN the distant dell, meath protecting trees,
Where the streamlst winds and the violet
waves,
And the grasses sway to the signing breeze; /
And we mourn for the ?: essci "a ..,user lips
ana the light of eyes darkened in deaths
eclipse
ana thus Us the glow Of the daylight dies,
And the nights first look to the earth IL
cast, II
gaze, meath those beautiful summer skies
At the pictures that hang in the hall of tn |
past;
,h' Sorrow and Joy. chant midnight lay
hen to memory's wildwood we wande
away!
Savannah weekly echo., 1883-12-02

We may never be called upon to bear
arms, to plunge into flames, or to face
wild bull; but the same courage which
would serve us in such emergencies we
need as a daily companion, to guard us
from harm and wrongdoing and to in
spire us with moral heroism to embrace
the good. Virtues thus developed
through courage become at length in
stinctiye, and require it no longer.
Savannah weekly echo., 1883-12-02
Qsv~qa1sN,~ -
THE ECHO Is a live paper,

THE ECHO Is a live paper,
published, printed, owned and
managed by Co1ored Men, In the
interest OF the people.
The news of the week boiled
down for hasty readers. Read
by all classes, in city and coun-
try. Largest circulation Of any
colored paper published In the
South. The leading Journal of its
class In the State.
Office, Southwest corner Bay
Lane and Jefferson Street.
Savannah weekly echo., 1883-12-02
THE ECHO cirouIates In everx

THE ECHO circulates In everv
State In the Union. With a sup-
ply Of News and Job Type, a
noe Cylinder Power Press, and a
Gordon JOB Press, we are pre-
pared to execute any style of Job
Printing and Book Work, from a
Visiting Card to a Testament, at
rices to suit the times. The
atronage of the public solicited.
iveus trial. Office Southwes
1rner Bay Lane and Jefferson
treet, Savannah, Ga.
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WHITE GvEE les CHAHII
TA1E.

Lancien et regrette chirurgien
&c IaoteiDiea await aliireiois iila
bitude de fare vislte, en- apparel
tres simple, asX chal!ataus eli re
nom. Il voaiait Sc re.t.re colnute
par lul meme de !ears I.roctaes. 81
mtia.it u,,a maiadia 1ont II u'ayait
pas lie plus petit yestige. il 70 voir
Ill de e guerissaara repute tres
hablle. misunderstanding avec soin,
Tcconaait quill ny q plus trace d'af-
lection Il teftesieitr, ma!s que pour
tant Feat aes parties 5mtesaes lui an
noice quill Y q menace G'accideats
psochdtAs1 1T il rene, all tlocteur
Soiileln.ec un aacn!l. don't lie cont
est de 30 francs. lie dolteur- Vol
lemier trouve cue e'est payer un
peu tRler sa eur,ositt scientitique.
ct otje1te Gull nest pas en situa
ton lie iaire &c sacrifice. In dGhat
a lieu entire le chi.uGgien ct lie char
latan, i@oat IL suite dpquel ie
fiacoE T"ste entire les mains du chi
rurgien pour lie prix tie 20 francs.
lie docfeur *oi'inlnseY, 4 peine req
tier. c'iez hi, II i'aDaIyse da l:aui-
&c sontenu dams lie hacon, 81 il trou.
va | gr. 80 de nitrate fargeut, pour
JOG grafnines d'aau distillte. Solu,
ton tres capable, a~Iouta-t-iI, lie
ciiiser IA ma!aaie. au lieu den etre
le remede.
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IIN:CH1NCfS.

Tine des meticles Ia plus curl
eases de Ia fabrication du vim e.i
celle aaoptee par les Chinois. an
font u'e pou.ire OH III gateau de G,
Que ioE pouriait apleler l'essel,cf
Concentree lie win. On fat d.,sou
Dire nn pen de cette poudre. ou eros
CONNIE Tx piliuie dc &c gateau
dams un yerra d'eau, ct ION a nnc
boisscn one l'nn consomn.e en- Gran.
de Gnaatite en Chine, ct aui res
seHiblc, dill Gn, Plus Oh moins. com
hle saNenE, aux differences sortes de
wins Oh dalcuols.
tette oo'sson est plutot iii alcool
Guun YIN propre;nent dit. Ct L. pou-
dire q,ti Ia compose est obten,ie Oar
Ia pulveIisation, soft de Iavone.
SOFT de forge on du seigIe. on bien
DIES trois grains rGunis, ayec on
sans addition d'iieTbes aGematiques
GU mtdlc,nales, apres avoil sahi IN
certain desre de fermentation. La
tirlne OIL roudre aiiisi ob,euu.e est
connue, en- thine. sous In dGnomi-
nation &c kia-tsse. ct iorso,i'eIla est
convenablomeHt prtparee. ellie peut
Sc conseryer pendant denx on t.ois
ans. Cer}ainS lubricants ont, Darini
leshab;tan.s du Celeste Empire. une
grande reputation pour l'eXceilente
qua!ite du kiR-tsee qu'ils produisent.
ct divers pTocedes soDt mis- Ell
usage pour III preparation de la
poudre ct pour hi donner unc
meilleuIe saveur. lie riz en- rlume
on soigneNsement nettoye es: aussi
employe pour faire differences vari-
etes de wins, ct il a celia de particu-
lier que, quoique dams ccrtaines
methodes on emploie pour leur ia
brication beaucoup d'eau, reyapo-
ration ell est complete ct Ia poudre
en- est vendue dams une etat de sic
cite parfaite.
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-Use Atlre en- route pendant neu,
Gns.-Le mois dernler, On q Va arr
yer q Ia poste d'Elberfeld, CONNIE
n'ayant pas pu etre remise d son
adresse, une lettre qui etait partie
du meme bureau le 3 Juliet 1873.
pour Nioolajewsk, en- Siberie, on Sc
tr0uvait- alors le destinata;re, IN
marin, fills de celui qui lsavait 6cri-
te. Lorsqu'elle arriva a Nicola
jewsk, le iestinataire en- etait deja
parti, ct ellie nit tr0is ans pour re-
tourner & travers Ia Sib6rie q E!ber-
field.
Ienvoyenr alors s'amusa a Ia re
METRE sous une autre envelope et
r'adressa, le 10 octobre 1876. a
Hong-Kong, Oh 6tait lie navire de
son fills ; de nouveau, lorseu'elle ar
riva on Chine, ce dernier await quit
t6 &c pays. La bienhenrense lettre
fut alors envoyee vers lie port Oh lie
navire s'6tait dirige ellie manqua
encore son destinata;re, d Ia pour
suite duquel on lexp6dia encore pln
sieurs fois: de guerre lasse done,
on Ia retourna a Fiber.
field.
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I'm barber maladrOit await ccu-
pc, On le rasant, NJ. de Ia Motto.
eveque d'Amiens il Sc retirait
apres avoir recu son salaire. NJ. de
la Motto, vOyant lie sang couler sur
son visage. lie fit rapleler, ct, lui
mettant dams la main une nouyelle
piece de monnaie : ':Tenez, Iui dit
j, Je ne vOus ayais pave que pour
Ia barbe, VOLTA pour la saignee."
lie barber s'excusait en- distant quill
await rencOntr6 un bOutOn. 1Cest
celia reprt P6v6que : YOUR n'avez
pas vOulu quill restat sans bOutOn-
niere.n
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Th.hodaux, January 9Th. 1883.

Th:hodaux. January 9th. 1858.
The Firm of Kecfe s. Bodily is dissolved from
this date by mutual consent. Either partner
will sign the firms name in liquidation
KEEFE 3c BODLEY,
Referring to the above. the undersigned
will continue the Foundry business FOR his
own account and respectfully solicits d con
t%inuance OF the patronage extended to tue
late firm.
l.. KEEFE.
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= sx "a a week made at home by the in
4S Hdastlioas- Best business now be-
es fore ike public Capital hot need.
+. Yea. We will start yau. Men. wo-
UE men. boys nnd girls wante.l every
where to'w"rk 70. US. Now is the
si!ne- lou can wors III spare time, or give
our whole time 10 the business. No other
business will pay v"n nearly ~ weli. No nne
Can tail to make en"i nuus pay, by cngagin.
at once. Costly outfit and terms trte. Money
MlaAie fast. easily, anil honurntl,. Address
4 Co, Augusta, Maine.
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Depuis que lie Wisconsin a etc
organise en- Etat. les terrcS Sc SOpt

Depuls que lie Wisconsin a etc
organise en- Etat, les terres Sc sont
vendues ! $3.50 par acre, ct de
grandes fortunes ont Gtt realis&es
en- peu de temps. Tn projet de loi
6xant ! 50 lie prix de racre, a etc
porte devant la legislature d'Etat,
ct Passemblee a adopte uDe resolu-
ton pour empecEer les ventes Gle
continuer, jusqu'a &c que le chan
cement de prix ait ete declare L.
gal.
On Journal de New York annon-
ce parrivee dams cette vile, ILL jeu-
he due de Morny, fills dc l'aIni ct
confident du dcrnier enpereur. Ii
Went aux Etats-U nis dams un but
de plaisir. II a tenu i revoir les
amis quill await laisses lors lie soE
dernier voyage, ell 1850. Dams lii.
entrevue avec un rapporteur du
World, lie due q refuse de donner
son avis sur les atfaires dc France,
mails il a fait i'ayeu que le manites-
te du prince Jerome i'avait bien
surpris. Apres IN sGjour peu pro
longe 4 New York, le due, Gui est
age de q ans, Sc rendra 4 Boston,
ct peut-etre descendera-t-il jusqu'-
aux Etats du Sud.
Nos hommes d'Etat ne brilleit
guere au Congress. Jamais encore
une pareille assemble n'ayait ap.
porte .une INDIGESTION plus signiica-
tive deus lie r6glement dune cues
ton qui engage Fayenir lie nos in
dustries. II parait evident aujouru'-
hui que &c systemic dayances sui
vies de reculades, avait pour but
de rendre impossible lie vote du pro-
jet pendant la session actuelle. On
le dit auj0urd'hri plus que jamais,
dc sorte que ces discussions qui ont
Ia pretention de jeter la lulniere
Il les vrais !nterets engages, ne
sont que jeux d'esprit de Ia part de
nos 6lus.
HAngleterre pave annuellement
aux veterans Qui ont longtemps
servl dams SEES armees de mer ct de
terre, des pensions don't lie montant
total ne .depasse pas douze millions
de dollars. Les Etats- Unis, Plus
genereux, allouent 100 millions
pour &c tribut accorde aux defen-
seurssd de la patrie. Tn journal, qui
dome ces details, ajoute que 81 Ia
s%tatistique iEtegre ct curieuse por
TAFT SEES investigations SUR ce suiet.
ellie d@montrerait que lie pays est
vote CONNIE dams un bOis. &c oui
etonne lie peup!e, c'est que le Con.
gres est parfaitement renseigna a.
&c sqjet, ct gull laisse faire.
On mande de Washington que NJ.
Blaine, president de Ia commission !
s~enatoriale de reducation ct On
travail, a recu:un grand nombre de
iettres -6manants de Canadiens-
residants dams les E,ats
de 10 neutrality-suspicious. Ceux eli
,avec energie Ia PROMO.
emise par NJ. Foster. cue leur
niyeau moral ct intellectual est i'll
ferieur a celui DIES autres classes
.uvrieres de Ia Nouvelle-
ct lis demandent 3 ttre entendus
par Ia commission. On lenr O fa;tl
SAVIOR que Ia commission leur don.
nerait audience prOchainemeut.
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For Sale.

The Franklin House in .Thibodaux, a fine
three story Hotel established 30 years ago
Apply to s. 7. GRISANORE.
Agent
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IL. Es1EEHlEN,

Dealers in
EERNITCRE, Hardware. Paints. Oils
4 Window glass, Wall paper, Lime, Sand
Plaster, Cement. Metallic. rose wood, imn.i
tatioG black walnut Collins. also cypress
collins made to order, Sc, &c
In connection with y. H HOFFMAN,, Cab.
met Maker and Repairer of al! kinds Of fur
nlture. Nam Street,
i~o-jan16ly bet. jackson and St Philip.
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4 Castings,

notice. 'e'
HAVING refitted the blacksmith shon
ae can DO all kinds Of work in that line
IN inc best manner and with dispatch.
ne respectfully ~solicits a costinpauce If
Tue !ormer patronage extended to this ca
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-02-24
DENTAL NOTICE.
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J. DAlGRE, DENTIST HAS LOCA:
a.. Gated in town permanently and VII
perform all operations appertaining to Do
professions Mt very moderate prices. -.
he Will also practice in the surrcunGins
for.
Office {: Corner Of Sd. Philip and Tlibodsas
Sk. The best of reference given.