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ERIzONA.
The southern Pacific Blockade

TEHACHIPA. February 1Sth.-The situation
here is as follows: South of Mojave, near
Lancaster, one-hslf to three-fourths of mile
of track was washed out near Sand creek a
portion of the track is under water one mile
north of Mojave is wash.out of 200 feet I;
slides are reported at tunnels Nos. and s.
also at Girard; Csliente creek is booming
water being on a portion of the track; No.
10 Southern express), with freight train No.
%, are at Caliente; No. q is at Bealyille /;
No. "a (local) bound north, is at Keene. The
trains are all laid up for the night. There
has fallen % inches of. rain in the last "a
hours on ten inches of wet snow. The work
ing force ON the hill are exhausted, and have
gone to bed. Division Superintendent Prugh
is at Keene with the wrecking train, superin-
tending everything, and using every exertion
to open the track. Barometer, % &C. 1t is
raining hard, with indications Of continuing,
Probably no trains will pass over the hill for
some DAVIS
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SAN FRANCISCO. February 18th.
x.n.a.,r.-n CUSTOM

LuxoTYPE.- is the name given to
the latest development of the Photographic
art by its inventors, Messrs. Brown, Barnes
& Bell, of 81 Bold street, Liverpool, who
have forwarded US some examples OF the
results of the new process. We are not
in possession of the details, but it is stated
to be process by which printing block,
etched or engraved on zinc. and ready for
use on any printing press, can be produced
by photography and machinery from any
object which can be photographed, this be-
ing done without the aid of craftsman or
engraver. The manipulation is said to be so
rapid as to render the process applicable
to the illustration of daily newspapers.
The specimens sent, which consist of
views and portraits, are soft and effective.
and although they are not to be clsssed
amongst high art illustrations, they never
theless indicate the process to be available
for general purposes, and especially in con-
nectlon with newspapers. II Iron.
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OREGON,
Fears OF n FlOOd-The Murray Murder
Case-PersOnaI.

Fears OF a Flood-The Murray Murder
Case-PersonaI.
PORTLAND, February 1Sth.-The weather
here is greatly moderating. with strong indi-
cations of a heavy rain. The snow is rapidly
disappearing. Reports from various points
up the Willamette valley state that very
heavy fell of snow has occurred there. The
weather is turning off warm, and the prospects
are good. A very high wind prevails east of
the Cascade mountains, and the indications
are that the snow will all go off with warm
rain. Should such be the case floods may
be anticipated. Some appfehensions are felt
here. No trains have arrived from the East
for the past twenty hours, owing to the heavy
drifting of the snow. A number of snow
plows are ont clearing the road, and the regu-
lar train is expected to arrive tomorrow
morning.
The Murray assassination case is on trial in
the State Circuit Court, and is attracting
much attention. The defense is making the
most strenuous efforts TO prove the insanity of
Murray. A number of witnesses have been
introduced who testified to their belief in the
defendants insanity.
Hon. Thomas Brennan will leave tenor
row for flying trip to Seattle. He will lec''
ure once there, snd return to Portland in
time to take the next steamer Tor San Fran
cisco.
F. Steinhardt, engaged in the dress and
fancy goods business here, failed to day, and
made On assignment for the benefit of his
creditors. His total Liabilities will reach
S27, 243 So; his assets. including stock and
book accounts, are about S17, 500. Most Of
the creditors are San Francisco merchants.
Death OF II Physiciau.
PORTLAND. February 1Sth.-Dr. E. w.
Davis, very prominent physician of south
ern Oregon, died in Coles valley, Douglass
county, yesterday.
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BRITISH COLOMBIA.
adrIces from Victoria

VICTORIA, February lSth.-Al the defects
and inequalities OH the Canadian Pacific line
between Port Moody and Yale are being re.
moved. Steam snovels are operating day and
night. The steel bridge for the Frazer is on
the ground, and in few days the first train
will cross. a losd Of cattle came down last
Wednesday, and was placed on train mile
below the suspension bridge. AS soon as the
steel bridge is fixed in place, the shipment Of
rails will commence and the laying Of track
proceeded with. The permanent way is
graded considerable distance above, and we
will soon have rail communication with
Spence's bridge.
Parliament was prorogued this afternoon,
with the usual formalitiss.
There was great fall Of snow yesterday.
1t is very cold all over the province.
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NEVADA.
Buried Under n snowsIide.

FRANKTowN New, February 1Sth.-Two
wood. choppers, named Anteno Cretas and
Nose Guindo, both French Canadians, be-
longing to Gree L Spooner's camp, at Slide
ountain, three miles north of here, were
buried in snowslide at noon yesterday.
They were going from the camp to Ophir,
and when near the base Of Slide mountain
they were caught by an avalanche aud swept
to the bottom, and buried under seventy feet
Of snow. A force of sbovelers are now at
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The following lrl.yh. passed Ogden February
18th
For Sacramento Holman, Stanton Co, 2 bar
rcls plowshares " Is. Strong s. Co. 10 double bags
nuts Baker Hamilton, 80 boxes mowers, bun
dies handles, % bells and yokes, bundles castings,
crates bells L b. Merrill, box woolcns +; J. Hahn
& Co, 5 boxes drugs; Kirk, Gearv & Co, boxes
drugs, box patent medicines Hnnti' gton Hop.
kius x Co % crates f1rges, PAS bars and 10 bun
dies iron, cases mattocks; Anderson i johnson, !
box WoOlens 4. a Van Noorhies & Co, cases har-
] tank oil.
For Stockholm Herr bales leather Miller &
Langridge I box shoes; Whitney Marshall, 6
racks car wheels S NJ Wood s 90, box wOoens
$ r Hickenbotham, case hardware
For Chico Whitney & Marshall II bundles iron
water pipe.
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road culvert, to allow the water to pass
through When the train came along he got
out of the culvert, but had not stepped from
the track, when the locomotive struck him,
crushing his ribs and producing instant death.
Deceased was native of Ireland, single, and
about 50 years of age.
Accident Near Vallejo Junction.
VALLEJO. February 1Stb.-An accident &C.
Cured Sunday afternoon on the railroad be-
tween the first and second tunnels below VAL
lejo Junction. Three men from Benicia, in
q small sail boat, were returning from digging
CLANS, and brought the boat to the trestle-
work to unship the mast and secure the boat
till the wind, then very heavy, subsidized.
While thus engaged, the overlsnd train came
on them. Two dropped down safely but the
third stepped TO one side of the track. He
was passed by the engine and tender, but was
struck by the end of the baggage car and
knocked insensi5le. He is supposed to be
fatally injured. His name was not ascer-
tanned. The injured man was taken to Benz.
cha in the cars The engineer stopped the
train as soon as possible after seeing the
men.
Business Failure.
SHASTA, February 1S.h.-Messrs Glesves
& Averill, general merchants at Rsdding,
Shasta county, filed their petition in insol-
vency in the Superior Court to-day. Their
liabilities are about 500, 000 and their assets
abous so, Zoo.
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UTAH.
Women and Children Killed by a SNOW
slide

SALT LAKE, February 1Sth.-A sDowslide
this morning near the Ontario mine, Park
City, destroyed the house of VIM. Rich, kill
ing his three children and wounding his wife.
She is reported to be nov dying. Rich was
at work in the mine at the time. The slide
struck the house of John Harris at the time,
killing his wife and wounding him. The
houses of Mr.. Drew and Il. johnson were
struck by another slide. Citizens are moving
out of the gulch, away from the back streets
of Park City. The snow is deeper there than
ever before, sad is still falling. Trains on
the Utah and Northern and the Oregon
Snort Line in Idaho are blocksded, and the
trains of most roads centering here are de-
layed by the storm.
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san Franetseo slest Market.

Following are ates for whole earcasses from
slsughteTers to dealers;
BEsy-First qualtv, 9!al0le second Quality, SS
Q. third quality, : al 4.
YEAL-LArge caves, gsc; small once, 7gac
= b.
siurrvs-we,ners arc qrotsble at &c, AMI ewes
81 SAFE n.
LAcB-Q notable at 76sr spring do. l31l5- ? n.
P0EB-Lve Hogs, 64c log hard grain hogs on foot
dressed do 9J0a{l : n.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

storm Reports - Two Men Buried I'm a
snowslIde-KilIed by a Train-1he Mare
Island Removal British Columbia
Items-FaiaI Avalanche in Utah-Wash-
outs on The Southern Pacific-Advices
from OregOn-Etc.
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TACOMA, February 1Ssh.-The residence Of
J. H. Ball, near here. was totally destroyed
by fire yesterday. Very few articles were
saved from the building. Total loss, $1,000;
Insurance, 81 800.
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nEeEMaN.s G .sTRIcINE.

4 specific for Dyspepsia. Sold By druggists,
% aud 80 cents per box. Sent by mail. J. n.
HEeEHAN & Co. Proprietors, New York.
Re7ine ton & Co., Agents, San Francisco, CAL
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.urDS'r keep house without it, is what
York lady writes about ELECTRO
ST. 4. the f4m0us silver polish. 1T is
y. superior TO all other articles, and
~ be used by every housekeeper in the
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Believe nothing against another but on
good authority; nor report what may hurt
another, unless it be a greater hurt to an
other to conceal it.-[William Penn.
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A soKE thrcas or cough. ii suffered to pro-
gress, often reeults in incurable throat or
lung trouble. "Brown's Bronchial Troches"
giYa instant relief
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BRowN's IRON BITTERs
does not contain whiskey
or alcohol, and will not
blackcn the teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
1t will cure dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, heartburn, sleep
lcssncss, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
Use only Browns Iron Bi;,ers made by
Brown Chemical Co, Baltimore. Crossed
red lines and trademark On wrapper
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NEW Lines or HOSIERY !

Ladies Hose in fancy striped and solid oo 10 per pair
Ladies Cotton Hose unshed assorted coor % cents per pair
Ladies Half Wool Hose fancy strpe, 20 cents per pair
Ladies Ezta-fne Cotton Hose new shade unfinished AS cents
per pair.
Misses Cotton Hose (sOd cOOrs finished Is ger pair
Misses Hose fancy striped Gu-fnished) Is cents per pair
Misses Cotton Hose fancy extra long, fufnish Is cents per
pair
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ga street.. sacramento,
"THoLESALE DEALERS IN HAY, GRAIN,
wv and Country Produce of all kinds, such as
Portuguese, German Italian. French and Mexican
goods beg respectfully to inform their friends in
the city OF Sacramento and surrounding country
that they are now ready to fill all orders that may
be intrusted their care, at the lowest possible
Margin and all goods delivered at the Depot free of
charge Having large commodious premises We
are prepared to receive any amount Of storage at
small rates and viii pay par icuar attention to con-
signments OF all kinds of produce and general mel
ehandise. In connection with the above we have
opened an EMPL OYMSNT OFFICE for the conve-
nience OF our friends in the country who may be de-
srous Of obtaining gold, sober, steady and reliable
help We can speak the Italian, French, Portuguese
and Spanish languages. ie9-4pu
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NEW TODAY

single-width Cashmere all shades( IL IL cents per
yard
singewidth Popns (a shades) IL IL cents per yard
Doubewidth serges NEW shades, "a cents per yard
Fine Hairstriped Silk suitings, As cents per yard
Checked Silk suitings IS cents per yard
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HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE

(Having been surgeon in charge of two leading hos
ptas) enables to treat all private troubles with
excellent results. l wish it distinctly understood
that do not claim to perform impOssbiities, or to
have miraculous or supernatural power. claim only
to be a Slillfil and successful Physician and Sur
geon thoroi,1hln informed I'M my specialtY-
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All applying to me viii receive my honest opinion
OF their cOmpaints-un experimenting. 1 will
guarantee posjtirc cure in every case undertake,
or forfeit q, nOn. Consultation in Office or by let
ter FREE and strictly private. Charges moderate.
Thorough examination, including chemical and mi
croscopIal analysis Of urine and advice, S. Office
hours to daily, to evening; Sunday, to -
only. Call address, DIR, ALLEN, 264 Kearny
street. San Francisco, Cal.
P. 81 have a vegetable compound, the
result OF many years of special practice and hard
study, which under my special advice has neUer
failed Of success in the cure of Lost Manhood,
PrOstatOrrhea. etc. o20-4p1
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Another Sacramento Bond Case Decided
The Murdered POIIceman's Funeral
Alternate Writ of Mandate.

SAN Francisco, February 1Sth.-The case
of Elias D. Kennedy against the city of Sac
ramento wss decided by the United States
Circuit Court today i'll favor of the defend
ant, it bsing held that the city is not liable
for the bonds.
The funeral of officer John Nicholson, muir.
dered last week. was largely attended to-day.
An alternate writ OF mandate has been
granted by Judge Reardon against the Asylum
for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, on a petition
of Hugh johnson, an adult blind man. The
Directors are called on to show cause why he
sh Juld not be allowed the benefits of that in
stitutiOn.
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7c Dearborn Ave, Chicago, Nov. 7.
have been a great sufferer from
averywcaS stomach, heartburn, and
dyspepsia in its worst form. Nearly
everything | ate gave me distress,
and | could cat but little. | have
tined everythingrecommended,ha have
taken the prescriptions Of a dozen
physicians, but got no relief until |
took Browns Iron Bitters. | feel
none Of the old troubles, and am a
new man. | am getting much
stronger, and feel frst-rate. l am
4 railroad engineer, and now make
my trips regularly. ! can not say
too much in praise Of your wonder
ful medicine. d. {. MACK.
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THE time OF life is short ; TO spend it pain
fully is 10 be without st. Jacobs Oil.
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san Francisco Ward CIubs-NOt Expected
20 Five.

SAN Francisco, February 1Slh.-Prepara-
tions are concluded for meeting of the Re-
publican Ward Clubs tomorrow night, for
the purpose of organizing. A number of
Democratic Clubs tonight resolved to sup.
port the resolutions for au organization under
the present district limitations.
Pittro Dslucca, who was shot early this
morpiog in saloon row, is not expected to
live through the night.
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CATARR 81
MANHOOD RESTORED.

victim q carry imprudonoe, causing nervous
debility, premature decay etc having tried in vain
every known remedy, has discovered simple meSns
Of selt.cure, which he will send FREE 10 his fellow.
sufferers Address, ]. H. REEVES, as Chatham
stree. New York yl21yTuThS
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BY thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood,
it reaches every part of the
system, healing, purifying
and Strengthening. Com
menCing at the foundation
itbuilds up and restores lost
health-in no other way can
lasting benefit be obtained.
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M j. KING A. CO.,

"oT LUNCH FROM 1890 A. NJ. TO sz zK=:Essi
I'll 1880 p NJ. Mixed Drinks Speciality. lzEsSss q
Ar Eeer ; Gents. fel2-4plm &ss<SSs
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Fatal Accident Near San Jose.

SAN JOSE, February 1Sth.-At 4:SO P. NJ.
yesterday Michael Miles, section hand on
Che S. p r. R., was killed at Lawrence sta
ton, seven miles north of this city, by the
north-bound passenger train. He was en-.
gagged in removing distractions from rail-
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HyHE FINEST WINES, LIQUORS AND ,~sa
Cigars constantly on hand. Drop go
in and Sample. fel2-4plm SaSscSSl
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DIR. McC0nkey's
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
a. n. POW eRS 81 CO,

w L L G ID Y. row ERS & co.
No. sos STREET. .Gy1.4ptf. SACRAMENTO.
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And MIDDLE-AGED MEN, who are suffering from
the effects Of Youthful lndiscretIons Excuses in
maturer years, NERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
MPoTENcY, LOST MANHOOD. confusion of IDEAS dull
eyes, aversion to society, dependency, pimples on
the face, loss of energy and memory frequency Of
urinating, etc Remember, that by combination
of vegetable remedies of great curative power, the
Do tor has arranged his treatment that it will not
n.L .. E..-l .r-...... r.l..i k...
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PRIVATE s.ISPESsARY.
The EXPERT SPECIALIST.

nR. ALLEN, AS Is WELL KNOWN, Is A
~ regular graduated Physician and Surgeon,
educated at Bowdoin College and the University of
Michigan He has devoted lifetip, to, and is
acknowledged TO be- the most expert Surgeon IN his
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TheSeCret

of the universal success Of
Browns Iron Bitters is sim
ply this: 1t is the best Iron
preparation ever made; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles, and
does just what's claimed for
it-no more and no less.
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A cable special from London says: The
Queens book is received with thInly dis
guised contempt. The details of her lie
by a washer. woman or a soft. headed maid
servant, could not he more trivial or more
commonplace, and it is doubtful if the IL
braries will succeed in selling their large
supplies of book so universally voted dull.
The impression is confirmed that the Queen
has always had her will and mind under
the control of some man, and the illusions
to John Brown increase the idea of the
sway he exerted over EngIand's ruler.
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san FRANCIBOo. February 18th.
FLOUR-Best City Extra, IS 5095 rs; medium
grades 81 sos; shipping superfne, So 509i 80 3
Dbl.
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PORTLAND. February 1Sth.-Dr. E. W.
Davis, very prominent physician of south
ern Oregon, died in Coles valley. Douglass
county, yesterday.
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VALLEJO, February 1Ssh.-The removal of
Linss Stewart, foreman of the machine shops
of the steam engineering department, Mare
Island, and the appointment Of VIM. Nc
Williams in his place, is generally condemned,
irrespective of parties, on account of impro-
priety The new sppointee is personally
popular, but is blacksmith by trade, and
the duties of tbs Office require skilled ma
chiuist. 1t is understood that the appoint
ment was made from Washington without
the knowledge of Chief Engineer Kstz, in
charge OF the department, and Is contrary to
his wishes. There is q rumor that the sp
pointment, which was unexpected TO the re-
cipient, is but temporary; that another per-
son, who has the backing of Senator Jones
and ex-senator Sharon, of Nevada, will
evsntuallv sacure the Mace
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ELY's
Applied with the
CREAM BALM

fS Thousands on
the Pacific Slope
testify to its priceless
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The indianapolis Jopfnsi says ih1.
fsCol " r. Naynari. Ehc Tor +eEer-'
veav< haS done faiihf.f service s. ~l'fo-
Kid writ Of the sentinel. h1s re-sRnrn
lie i succeeded NJ Nr F.hols, who ~
done p0i,s,c.. work FIR The rnner over
the non ssc nlaE'e 81 Roy koF
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Major la'kinS cfsnnS TIE csmp1iEn
with IN ineNcnsskie t,lSrhccd- he
CHARGES that t;-nver Cleveland yefor.'
.tbe Mi prohibiting child l>bcr in ~
tories. wher NJ mur have knorn 'na'
Gov. Cleveland signed me hati nr1 iht'
Is now law Nsior Calk'nS ought -
,oe shove sueh infamous mi-rtpfesel'-'
lion. ~ Incomes News
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A1OTICEi i hereby given inst pursuant
~ 10 nn orler. lie ~nryss<r 81 ituoci'
comfy. Indiana. viii on the Isl fay 81
Sept a. u. lS84. proceed - run be in.
..erma.af.ie lines. ana establish the cor.
aers Of Section Three t3A Township one
10 South. Range three tS) west 81
persons Interested will govern Them
selves accordingly.
Io-rFH II. SkHcz-SoS.
Anr. S<h. 1Ss9-5w-
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a BRIBE rAKER.


Whsi = ie,i;ng Repnblissr PAPER nov
enrrorsing Rlnine ihonxh<of niA ;d -
..Ihc startling exposure - rts4kff
Riaine'< yenalifr N <onnre'is.n With 'hf
In;on Pacific Road. Eastern plsi-'en:
entirely DESTROYS. ~ coEf<e- NhAte<es
credit some people mey h><e given ~
,cva@i,e denial Of The }1krs 1me~ brit
nv. sn.l puts the phcie e.se ~ the 4 'r.i'
II Mnhifirr uron different h4sis-
Now X T. shown that ~p.akfr fAAin-
never deserved Ms good reputation IA
-had t.ken hfihf~ III aunshrr rlse. -- >tH
York Tribune. Sept -. is'--
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Paof. euIiNffTs fnFNcH IIYFR PAn

w ~4~ rtrs rs~r- rrlt Arn~. nr~h Aras
|AK rf&*. rrs FFrMr. rsn#tAf4. Fev4H WI 4. ffA
'Nt E~nmt WI sMf ffwt< S1m AfHt ans KasNE Pre-
'ti -N wmht &snt Er~ E~sf A4xzm#ttHss TKeasss sH
wv k'Asers i~t ttxtF. &C. NY ra1 AtArNAA
FEExCH pan CO..
Iof~fio. OnioN
For Sale q Mehrinser Bros. Drug
Storr. Jasper. Ind.
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