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QUITE large audience greeted
the first appearance of the Royal
Marionnett's at the Court House on
Thursday night, and every one who
attended was delighted with the per-
formance. On Friday evening the
attendance was not large, owing to
a heavy rainfall which occurred at
about seven o'clock, preventing
many from turning out who had pur-
chased tickets and desired to witness
the novel pantomime entertainment.
Mr.. De Icons engagements in this
city seem to be accompanied by a
strange fatality, as they are invaria-
bly, interfered with by the most in
clement weather.
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A ROOtIcss Adventure.

The Western Union Telegraph Office
in this city was forcibly entered by some
unknown party on Friday night, and the
cash drawer of Master SPENCER GIBSON,
Operator, broken open and ransack"d.
Fortunately he had taken the precaution
to deposit the finds of the company IL
more secure place, and the burglar was
forced to retire without being remuner-
ated for his risk and trouble. Suspicion
points to an individual who will eventu.
ally become entangIed in the meshes Of
the law for that or some other ofense.
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NV entire stock was bought for
SPOT CASH. AND WILL BE SOLD
CHEAP.
s19. S. BAUMGARTEN.

M. r. D, deputy sheriff and de
linouent tax collector, passed through
Commerce street on Tuesday morn
ing, with dray,load of baby doll
targets. which he had captured for
nonpayment of privilege taxes Now
"Mike,N we had believed that You
were not psrtial to wooden headed
Youngsters, but will never take your
word for it again. "Come to Lim~
erick, u like little man.
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THE City Council should adopt an
ordinance providing for the digging
of reservoirs at three or four street
crossings,at for the protection of
property from fire. Our steam engine
has only one thousand feet Of hose
and when conhagration occurs at a
location beyond that distance from
the Commerce street reservoirs the
machine is of no utility whatever
These reservoirs could be filled from
the numerous artesian wells in the
city, with but little expense, and g
feeling of greater safety would be
felt by all residing in their vicinity
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Heart AFFECTIONS, kidney aud liver
troubles affect nearly onc-hlIf of MI
mankind. Yet how many heedlessly pas,
through a shortened iIfc giving no care
to these complaints which cause the hui
man family such great distress. Doe,
your heart beat violently from the least
excitement? Have you fits of dizziness
Does your back ache? Are your bowel.
Constituted These symptoms are thu
first warnings. Delay is dangerous. b,
wise in time. Regain perfect health by
using Browns Iron Bitters.
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A special term of the United States
District Court for the Western divl-
sion of the Northern District Of MIS-
sissippi, Hon. R. A. HILL, presiding
will be held at Oxford, beginning on
the first Monday of March, for the
consideration Of business in Chancery
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WE have no doubt but that the Illinois
Central Railroad has disbursed more
money, within twelve months, in Choc'
taw county, upon the work on Blantons
Gap. on the Canton Aberdeen & Nash
vile branch. than all of the crops OF the
county made and harvested during thai
period would sell fol, and yet the anti
progressionists are thirsting for an OPP
portuuity to strangle such benefactor b,
oppressive legislation.
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SAsHES AND BRICKS, for Green
hons and number of FLOWER
POTS. Also, Il FOUR-SEAT, ONE.
HORSEPHEATON and two CARPETS
Apply at this office.
Feb l5.-1m.
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REMOVAL.

The firm of Goodwin 4 Brack, BARRIERS,
having dissolved partnership, | have
moved from my Old quarters, under the
Gordon House, to the rooms over Elkln
& sykes shoe store. Albert is with me,
and we will he glad to see our old custo-
meTs at our new rooms, and guarantee
to give them as good a shave or HAIR CUT
as can be given anywhere,
Appreciative of past patronage, and
determined to deserve its continuance,
am, very respectfully, ,.,,,.,-,-
I'LL TAYLOR GOODN "
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The great popularity of Dr. Prices Cream
Baking Powder is Its own best evidences OF us
worth Wheneyera sweet white biscuit is Wonted
or light pot-pe and elgant cake, or delicious
pudding Dr Prices Cream Baking Powder should
| be used. as its purity and uniformity is certain
toproduce such results. Buy it in tin cans SECURE
| Nv labeled.
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COTTON SHIPMENTS.

The shipments of cotton from ABB
erdeen for the season commencing
September LIST, 1883, up to Wednes-
day. February 9th 1884,amounted to
POOLS bales.
The following were the shipments
to corresponding dates in former
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WE were pleased to have n call on
Wednesday morning from Mr.. j. X
ALMoN, of our esteemed contemporary
the West Point New Era.
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TIE steamer, Lille Lou, was due
at our wharf on Saturday, but did
not arrive She will go into Town
Creek and bring out a cargo Of cot
ton. Can not our buyers and mer'
chants secure her entire'cargo foI
this market?
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WE had the exquisite pleasure Of
call on Saturday evening, from
Miss NELLIE BYRD, representing the
Atlanta, Ga, Sunny South.
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School Books !

A full line of School Books and Sta
tiouery, and other school supplies
Parents and guardians will consult their
interests by calling on me and pricing
these goods. o
CHARLES BARRING,
Next door 80 Gattman's Bank.
January 22m.
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For clean aud easy SHAVE. go to
JOHN NELSON His ''Sea- Foam, or Dry
Shampoo" which he gives to every Gus
toner free OF charge, is worth the money.
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The firm of GOODWIN & BRACK, Barber,
at the Gordon House, having been dis
solved, have opened ronsorial Parlol
in the second story, first room, of the
new Brasfeld building, over +. +. Jack
sons q rocery house, Commerce street
where | Will be pleased to meet and serve
my former customers. Myself and son
Emanuel, both experienced in the arr
will give our personal and constant at
tention to the business. --,..-
[d31- mi SAMSON BRAUN
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BSG" LADIES',
MISSES and
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY,
in endless variety of colors and prices.
| (s24tf) j. ME III GEN W.


WE had the pleasure on Monday
Evening, of meeting Col. j. L. Nor
PHIs, United States Marshal for the
Northern District of Mississippi, who
is in the city for the purpose Of get
ting matters in ship-shape for the
April term of the Federal Court. At
that time he could give us no inform
alton as to the docket, but as there
are sixteen wealthy and populous
counties in this division of the Dis
trict, it is probable that the entire
term will be consumed.
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Ex Chancellor W. d. FRAzEE, Iuspec-
tor of Internal Revenue for this District,
was in the city on Wednesday.
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o31f.
The Houston. Texas, Military
Drill.


Every effort is being made by the
citizens and civic soldiery OF Hous-
ton, Texas, to render the Interstate
Competitive Military Drill and En-
campment which takes place in that
city during the month OF May next,
one of the greatest successes that
has ever attended similar occasions
ia the United States. Ten thousand
dollars in prizes-fve thousand to
the first company-has been offered,
and it is quite probable that all the
crack companies Of the land will as
semble there and enter friendly
contest for the championship; and
the honors will certainly be worth
lily earned.
Mr.. VIM. A. Childress, brother of
Mr.. j. r. Childress, of Aberdeen, in
forms us by card, that he will at once
visit the cities of New Orleans,
Mobile, Atlanta, Louisville, Nashville,
Memphis, Little Rock and other
points, in the interest of this inter-
State drill, ard we hope that he can
make itconvenient to take in this City
on his round and induce the Aber
deem Guards, the first military Or
ganization of Mississippi, to enter
the contest, This affair, as far as
can be discerned by present appear
ances and preparations, will eclipse
all former competitive drills, and the
company that wins the first prize
will cover itself with glory.
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BIC. SIMS, keeps the best assort-
ment aud the best quality of everything
in the grocery line. Everything sold
under full guarantee and delivered
promptly, free of charge, within cor
porate limits. o3itf.
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Special Notice.

All parties indebted fous either
SsttIe M once: those not s;aisAac-
aorily arranged by March list, " III
he placed in the hands OF euF
attorney fOF collection.
STERN BROTHERS.
Feb l3-ynal.
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The Very Firaf and Best

A beau lfu line of French Candies
and Cundled Fruits, Just opened by
B. G. SIMS.
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I will deliver pure, fresh Sweet Milk
at any residence in the city, twice eacs
day, to those desiring 1t, at the moth
reasonable prices. j. W. WILSON
Sept. 81 If.
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Messrs Fred Cunningham and X. Is.
Bnrdine, both former business men Oh
Aberdeen, and now travelling for promi-
nent houses in Louisville, were IN the
city last week.
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Be3~Our line Of
--ORESS GOODS
is full and complete, and we especlaily
Bag INVITE THE LADIES' 9a
10 call and examine the assortment.
so4tfl ]. METZGER co
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Solid color, all black points. Drop.
ped July 9th, 1883. Sire, Dnzo; dun
Ida Azuline. Apply to q. o. Sykes, Alb
erdeen Mississippi.
Fph lin.
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MINCE MEAT, CRANBERRIES,
DRIED FRUITS, CABBAGE, ETC.,
etc. all fresh and Of the bes' quality, Mt
B. G, SIMS.
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FOR SALE.

Pair of A No. 1, wagon MULES, A
wears old. next foaling time well broken.
Apply to
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The choicest selection in the line Of
Fruits, Pickles, Preserves, Jeilics, and
nil kinds Of canned goods, Gun always he
found at
3. c. SIMS.
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DR.. J. G. Spotswood, HUNrsvnLE, ALA,
saws II highly reccomend Browns Iron
Bitters for dyspepsia, rheumatisns and
general debility"
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n OFFICE ,

HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE OR
RENT. Apply to W. H. WILSON.
Feb. 14th--lm.
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MAZE ae)Sa EDg az.

NORTHERN MAIL Arrives at SAD; p nj
IN Closes at 8 a. M.
o,oyTTHERN MAIL arrives at 1918 a m. ana
- closes att p. III
<soTTON GIN AND SMITHVILLE MAIL
4 Arrives Mt 70 m. on MONDAYS, Wednesday d,,S . ?
and Fridays, and departs at p. M e"''''
days.
yHNEMPERANCE HILL =, AND N on nA1 We'd
nesdays and Saturdays, and departs at . u III
same days.
prpDFEN AN HAMILTON, ALABAMA NM
\ mail leaves at 6 a. IN. Mondays; "Go
nesdays and Fridays, and returns at p III
same days.
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--a7-H
Cotton MARKET

February 18th. 1884
New York-Middling l0X
New Orleans-1O7a
Mobile-10T
Aberdeen-0H @l0.
Market quiet.
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Stock OF STAPLES,
DOMESTICS, ErH., full and
complete. All very cheap, at
sig. S. BAUMGARTEN.
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The best WATCHES at
H. G. BUCHANAN Il co.

A line Of Cigars and Tobaccos that
cannot be excelled by the stock OF any
house Il the State, at b. q. SIMS
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FRENCH and ENGLISH CASH,
MERES in all the new Shades. at
so. s. BAUMGARHEN.
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JERSEYS,
LADIES' SACKS,
DOLMANS,
CLOAkS,
KNIT SHAWLIS, Etc,
in infinite variety, styles and prices. Do
not neglect to see them.
s2ltf j. MEnZGEl. "a 90.
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NsS'TE9iE.

All persons are forbidden to cut tim
Der on my land in Monroe county, Miss 4,
under penalty of the law, provided IN
such cases, from this date.
(d2S. 3m. JOEL HAYWOOD TATUM.
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TINS total receipts IN the city up 70
Wed nesday morning, February gin
this season, amountedsto 21,878 bales
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knights of "a Gn o.

VNUREKA LODGE, No. 7l9-meets t,rsV anu
k Third Tuesday nights in each month.
- GEO. G. PAINE, Dictator.
IN. MARKS Jr. Reporter
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4. d. d. +.


~,crtE GREGG. M. lgS-meets Second and
Fnrrth Monday nights in each month.
~ j. C. MCFARLAND, y. I.
Y. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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Hkuishas of Fythias.

poITo LODGE No. t4-meets First and
A mira wednesday nights in each month
A 'n'iu A. W. CARTER. c. &.
G. HENLEY. K. of II. and 5.
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Jan. 81 1884.
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\. Y. OnIntrCi al Advertiser.
The astronomers ~ the u ueuVIcl tl-
servatory have been ma king calculation,
rs to the pace of the star A Cturu, IN his
progress toward the earth. They find, a.,
the result Of twenty one observations, that
this beautiful scintillating star is moving
toward this planet at the rate OF tity
miles and seventy-eight one-hundTedlhs
per second, Thl' amounts to about 300 i
miles minute, $4,000 miles an hour, or
4,320,OJ0 miles day. But even at thl,
hot rate OF speed should it b, cou.luuet,
Arcturus is not likely to snatter our it'lr
globe for the next $1,000 years, although
his brightness is likely to grow in the
sight of remote posterity. a scieltisI
writing ON this subject, says hat ma
eighty-one ton gun will drive forth its
prof ctie with max imum velocity of
| ,4OJ feet per second, and that Arcturus i.
approaching us a, speed two hundred
times greater, II thus moves over a dis
lance equal to that bet the earth and
the sun in twenty one days. But a the
earth's distance from this lively star ut
4 tho least measurement was estimated at
l,U44 900 times greater than that between
it and the sun, this generation and untiid
. others to follow MAJ pursue tueeVeu tenor
OF their way undisturbs4-
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san Francisco Chronicle
"You discovered Tombs ON -
"Oh, wa, AWAY, prospecting, nnl in
one OF these tours came across Tomb
stonpH'
" How did it get its name"'
al was up in the northern part " the
territory, IN that section known as tho
Wallapai country, and while there a COM
pany OF ndiuns was enlisted Tor AN
Apache hunt in the southern part OF the
Territory, and | followed them down.
During my journey | was several uuIrS
asked il had ever mad" anything tu these
pro- pecting tours, and used to say that
| had not discovered anything OF very
great value yet, but hoped later on to do
%. was always alone when made my
prospects in the Apache country This,
no doubt, was dangerous, rs the Ap, hes
were very active about that tim. they
were killing men all over the country, aud
had dispatched two or three trains that
/ summer. We'll, the soldiers olteu used 10
tell me- to he careful aud aIv,s IA, not I,
ventur. alone, telling me, anonS other
| things: 'Oa, yes, you'll find tomhst ,ue
! one of these days; that is what YOU vii
( find.' This remark was SO often made ina
it imprc, sed its IT on my memory, AN
often when | was in these pr spcct~ IL
would uupleasantly recur, and at length
( determined if | succeeded in finding any
thing to give it this NAM. Woll, IN Nh,
summer and fall of ls,, entered the pre-,
ent Tombstone district, made my disco.
cries. but the locations we're not nude tll
] the spring OF 1851
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cseAI LES 81 LILLE N
A Phenomenal FISHING Incident A. Re
fHted by the President OF New YORK
Fishing Club.

81 had extraordinary luck year or so
ago." said the president of our fishing
club las, Lig It, as he raped for order
with thelbutt 81 Of a rod. :" was troi-
ing in the st. Lawrence River tor musc"-
longe had rather a stout line, aud tho
hook was baIted With minuow, Sudden
", as my Indian stoppei rowing for a
moment, the line was almost pulled out
Of my hand"
" Did You lose IT," eagerly asked the
secretary, who was mendng the net
Not by resl.full - retorted the PRIEST
dent. al pulled in a. quickly a, possible,
and brought a two pound pike the sur
face just a, was about to pull HIM into
the boat there was sudden rush, a
swish of the water, ant my pike disar-
peared down the NAV Of a tweut, five
pound salmon"
Took tn. pike for bait, probably
CALCULATED the Oldest member II the club,
whom nothing could surprise.
al played the -alnon for half an hour"
went on the President, not noticing tie
Interruption, "snd finally drowned him
Just as Tunee- 1eeka- Hl-,hat wa, my In.
dams name-was reaching over the side
b. scoop up the salmon, huge mu7on' puse
carried him away 50 last that the it1ri M
VI the limo playing out over tue side SCI
the boat on fire."
you put it out, trust" murmured th'
Treasurer, incredulou.ly.
II wa too excite 10 notice u at the
moment" returned the President. ~ wH'
Sighting the muscalonge. The boat b1rue
slowly, and just as 1 landed the forts
pound fish thai tried To make away wiz
my salmon. was one mas ~ rlnde *
cep' part Of the bow, wher' the ludiaI
and mounted, and padded TO -hora. j
our great surprise, when We arrived Their
we found the fish, which We had placed 20
the half.burned bottom Of the boat, NIGEL
cooked, and so we hal three br1ilei r1
the pike, tho salmon and the muscillnse
"Four," said the secretary 'you turg'
the minno~."
That was rather an eEtraOrdmnr
catch. M. President" sad an Old geptL
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,ravel lays bare nves and methods that
distance and inaccessibilitv have hither-
to enveloped in a vail of romance. Yet
the old atmosphere stu fingers protect
ingly about the few, which accounts for
the fact that Churcho el foto, the notori.
Gus bandit who was captured at Quere.
taro the other dav. WAS made pris puer,
while the less famous ruians were all
shot. He has as many friends in Mexico
as the James boys had in NJ ssouri, and
has escaped tn clutches of tue law and
batiiei pursuit again and again, until he
won the name Of 1.-The Mysterious Man."
has been impris lncd in the past and male
daring escapes, rs he will probably do in
the future. One of the secrets OF his pOpu.
larity is that his code of honor allows M
Mexican to suffer at his hands: while lac
has robbed fortunes from unfortunate
travellers he has ALWAYS spared his own
countrymen AMI has especially deii-hted
in proving upon Spanlards. His methods
nave often been original and fearless, vet
he has also played the common role Of
garroter and BURGLAR The one tender pub
saliou in the BLACK heart OF this ruthless
robber beats in uuwaVeriuy fuithfulne~s
and iiOlatrous love for his daughter Il
beaut tul girl eighteen years of age, " ioiu
lie is educating in Brussels, who is *
norant Of the true character Of her hauuII
father, and upon whom he lavishes all
most ali the money that comes into his
hands by his system of fore d loans"
More romantic than Churcho el foto $
the little | can gather ahnu "A gang OF
wreckers who were pursued and shot lc-,
than Il month ago in the state Of Durango.
The leader of the band was well known "a
the Mexican public by sight and Through a
record of daring deeds and bloody crimes.
Young and hoyish in appearance; han l.
some, dnShng and 80 brave ami believed
by the entire elan of eighteen brEaud>
that the identity OF this chief was uevcl
betrayed nor suspected The other day
the rurales tracked them duwh, sent e,g ~
bullets through the Captains heart aud
Il .StrOyed the whole band, not even lcaV
ing one to tell the story, which all viii
long to near as did when learned THAI
the hands some bandit boy was only bit OF
success full incorporating, for when tn,
riddlci sombrero was removed and Tia,
bull't.hurnt blanket thrown aside, a shape
~ form wa, revealed and the a~tonishc
soldiers learned that the leader of tho,r TO,
had been woman.
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RoMANcEs of eANplTTL

A Robber Whose Daughter Was at school
Ia Europa Dashing Amazon.
Mexico cor. san Francjsco Chronicle.l
Mex.c-u hrisauis arc waking up To the
fact that ID, IT occupation is gone. RAPID
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monticello Ladies Seminary
i.odrrcN. Mndisom o.. IIIs.

, un' ~ the Oldest schools iu tho west Eeputa
wy, XII as hrst-clusS school Wuquc,uoncd @u
t'rior advantage, for English aud Cn>,iui
v'l'ahou with Mu>ir, Drawing Painting uu
80 30, 'l Languages. opens september INil
TOT catalogue applV To
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AATiDOTE TO MALARIA.

tTE FEELS LIKE A NEw MAN.
81 have had Dyspepsia, with CUnstipa-
'lnE,t"O years, ami have tri' ten different
mis- of pills, and TUFTS are the first
AZ have done mo any good. Tn, Y have
'cuuci me out nicely. Aiy appetite is
n.vudid, food digcSt- readily, and | now
otNc natural Passages. | feel Ike new
utn.' W..D. EDW ARDS, Palmyra, O.
dcverywhor", a5c. Office ~ Murray st, NY.
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The Great Shetn Raiser

Mr' Alfred Hay, of Bo mauooman
Hustrali'' says that few appIcHt. ous o.
Jacob On, the great paiu-lcllev,r
a'su him oi painful neuralgia.
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Miss HARRIET y. HASKELL

Principle

n In'"tp' atei and governed ny h"HrI of
.usl' iull aud experienced 'urp- ul Ii"
i'aSui' location unsurpassed iur u'auF al'
~ ssa,'lhiuluc-Si discipline equal {" in"l 100 lns
-, "Louls pi ia" country r'N ana mhHulN
Isch bnllllngs erected especially luf lh'
nS5o., seven States represented Degree
'onierred upon graduate
l,sinr IAN session begins OrtoLcr Hth T."
4 4"lnsles etc, address the superintendent
/ W. ~ NM B. j. NURSES