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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-24

REGIsTERED AT THE PALATKA Posi- OFFICE
AZ SECoND-CLAss MAIL MATTER
PALATKA, FLA, AUGUST "a. 1884.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-24
Dry Goods.

TIyIRST NATIONAL BANK OF pALATKA.
4 successors to VIM. J. Vinegar & Co. 4
general banking business transacted. Front
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-07-16
Poseu Creamery Butter.

Nothing more delicious in the way of
butter was ever eaten than the butter
made by the Redwood Posey Creamery,
7. +. Scion, proprietor. We speak from
actual knowledge when we make this
assertion, having had a sample of the
butter presented to us which was "laid
on the table, but not with the same
result that follows such proceeding
in parliamentary practice, for the Posey
article was duly considered and proved
most Thoroughly palatable and satisfactory.
Ii the Posey Creamery continues rs it
has begun in the manufacture of such a
sweet AID excellent quality of butter the
success of Mr.. Solon's enterprise is fully
assured.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-07-16
another Sad Suicide.

One of the most startling and un-
accountable occurrences that ever took
place in our city was the suicide of
Leonard f. Burdick about five o'clock
last Monday morning His wife had
been up but a little while and was
preparing breakfast when she heard
the report of pistol. Fastening to the
bedroom which she had left only short
time before she discovered her husband
lying on the floor with pistol in his
hand by his side. He was then breath
ing but life soon fed. The ball entered
st the right temple and took downward
course, lodging near the ear. The de-
ceased and w. Fl. Norton occupied the
one house on the Duffy farm in the &c
ward. No one can divine the cause for
Mr.. Burdick's rash act in taking his own
life. His family relations were always
of the pleasantest character; he was tenn.
perate in his habits and of quiet, EASY
disposition. 1t had been noticed, how
ever, within few weeks that he was not
so cheerful as before and often complain
ed of tired feeling. For year past
he had been employed in the factory of
Geo. B. Lewis, and lately did not get
along very well with his work. These
circumstances give rise to the idea that
the deceased was suffering from physic-
al weakness that perhaps effected his
head. The coroner's jury before Justice
Halliger rendered a verdict of death
from his own hand. Mr.. Burdick was
son of the late Josiah Burdick, an old
settler in the town of WATERFOWL, and
came here from New York with his
parents some 80 years ago. His age was,
43 years. He leaves wife and two
children, son eight years old and a
little girl of two years, to mourn his
untimely death. The funeral takes place
this afternoon at 2 o'clock from his late
home.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-07-16

visiting relatives and friends in this city
and vicinity.
Miss Mamie Brown is visiting relatives
and friends at Ripon.
Mrs. l.. A. Cole, of Milwaukee, was a
visitor in the city Friday and Saturday
last.
Mrs. F. A. Barber, of Hyde Park. Ill.,,
has been the guest of some her friends
here within few days past.
Or. ii. B. Willard and wife, of Fort
Atkinson, visited relatives and friends in
the city the latter part of last week.
Arthur Prime, employed with Sleeper
Brothers here for several years past, re-
turned yesterday to his old home at
Manchester, New Hampshire. ~
Geo. Prentiss, of Racine College, has
returned to his home here to enjoy the
vacation.
Mrs. c. II. Purple and daughters are
visiting for few weeks at Oshkosh
Mrs. Simon Mendel, of Chicago, is
on visit here to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Schwab.
William Off has gone to Madison to
accept position in drug store.
Mrs. A. E. johnson, of La Crosse, and
Mrs. Olive Vaughn, of Milwaukee, are
guests of Mrs. G. A. Judd.
Miss Lottie Judd is on visit tc
friends in Milwaukee and Spring Mead
ow.
John q. Ford, of Milwaukee, visited al
his old home here over Sunday.
Mrs. John Ford is visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. @. c. Eaton, at Eau Claire.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-07-16
AnOtLe7' BtE9Qiarsy.

A burglary took place at the residence
of G. w. Schultz in the First ward, last
Friday night, the victim being Miss Au-
gusta Richter, of Milwaukee. who had a
handsome gold watch, valued at $4,000,
stolen from her. Mr. Schultz was also
relieved of about $1.25 in change taken
from, his pockets. Miss Richter and her
roommate, Miss Schultz, were awakened
in the night and saw man in the room
but concluded not to raise any alarm,
considering discretion the better part of
valor, especially under such circum-
stances. The thief of course made his
exit from the house in good order and
no clue has been obtained of him up to
this time.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-07-16
JUNEAU.

Heinrich SpierIng has sold his paper,
the Pioneer, of Mayville, to Jacob Muel-
Ter, who for several years has been fore
man OF the Germania. of Milwaukee.
A pair of handouts belonging to the
city OF Watertown may be had by inquir-
ing at the County Poor House here,
where story may be related of how
City Marshal arrested an insane man in
Jefferson County, brought him to this
place and desired to deliver him to the
Sheriff. This officer, however, refused
to take him, whereupon the marshal and
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-07-16
Ayers Sarsaparilla is the most effect

- ~ 'A&ooe ~AANSl-
i've blood purifier ever devised. It is
recommended by the best physicians.
Halls Vegetable Sicillian Hair Re
newer never fails in restoring gray hair
to its youthful color, lustre, and vitality.
DR.. A. A. Hayes, State Assayer of Mas
sachusetts, endorses it, and all who give
it fair trial unite in grateful testimony
to its many virtues.
ONLY ONE CENT PER WEEK
The Milwaukee Sentinel has made the
lowest campaign rate for it's weekly ever
known in the history of newspapers:
nearly six months for twenty-five cents.
The Weekly Sentinel is a large eight
page seven-column newspaper, I'm
every sense of that much abused word.
1t is today the best weekly paper pub
lished in this state, if not the best in the
country, and we trust no one, who
possesses rs cents, will let pass this
chance to subscribe for the Weekly Sen.
tinel from now till January 1st. If you
have any doubt as to the valuable char
acter of the investment, write tor sample
copy, 70 the Sentinel Company, Milwau-
kee, Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-07-16

his charge returned to the depot late in
the evening, where the former, over
come with official WEAKNESS. went to
sleep. His charge then quietly slipped
away and was found the next morning
and kindly released from his handouts.
while his satchel aud shoes remained with
the marshal who returned to WATERFOWL,
The prisoner is crank haiing from
Sioux Falls, OAK; has twice been taken
to the Northern Insane Hospital for the
County as State charge and twice re.
leased. The authorities here naturally
think they have had enough of him.
The Democrats here generally admit
that the nomination of Cleveland will
lose them the entire Irish vote, but
strangely enough they expect to make up
the loss from the German Republicans
an expectation in which they will be sad.
ly disappointed.
|. The following members of the &. A.
Il. will attend the encampment at Min
neapolis next week: III. G. Curtis, w. T.
Rambusch, DIR. Hallock, G. A. Pettibone,
John Nelson and Albert Smith.
Crops throughout this section are look.
ing spendidly* Some barley, together
with rye and winter wheat, will soon be
ready to cut. Corn is advancing rapidly,
and the hay crop is being secured in
splendid condition. W,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-07-16

IT dSSeHger Tor Madison. ............. 7;UU P.
tertown and Madison Passenger .". 900 A, N
rains leave for Madison 900 A. N. and TOO
VI.
rains arrive from Madison 900 A. NJ. and 5.
?. NJ.
rains Nos. !, 2, and 4 run daily between
icago and Minneapolis.
III trainsrun daily except Madison line trains.
5 aud run daily except Sunday between
iieago and La Crosse.
J.H. SLEEPER, Agent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-07-16
Selling out ut Cost.

On account of changing my business will
sell out below cost my entire stock of Groceries.
Canned Goods. Dry Goods. Wooden Ware. Sew
ing Machines. etc., also Counters, Shelves and
Store fixtures to suis. also request all that are
indebted to ne to settle their accounts by Aug.
LIST, to save costs for collection.
40w3 HENRY WoLLERINe;.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-07-16
See notice of sale of Jefferson county
)nds in another column.

)nds in another column.
st. Pauls parish Guild meets Thurs
~ evening with Mrs. &. L. Potter.
The Congregational Church tea
arty will be held at the residence of
rs. NJ. j. Woodland, Thursday evening
We are in receipt of the Daily Free
ess, of Oconomowoc, we'll printed and
vsy medium of intelligence for the
,ple of that charming summer resort.
Saturday last Frank Lothamer, of
Fifth ward, while at work painting
he new priests house OF St. Bern
8 church had the misfortune to fall
break an arm.
The argument in the WATERFOWL
cases before Judge Bum in the
ed States Circuit Court at Madison
nted for the 14th, has been post
to the 23d inst.
he WATERFOWL Nine and the Rich
Nine played game of base ball
unday afternoon on the grounds of
tier at Redwood. The score stood
town %, Redwood IL.
!. B. Lewis and S. S. Woodard, of
ty, attended the meeting in Mil
e on Friday to consult the Worlds
commission in regard to the Wis.,
exhibit at the New Orleans expo
he Monona Lake Assembly will be
at Monona Lake, Madison, from
90 to August s. Many noted
ars and Sunday school workers will
sent, and most interesting session
to be realized.
he parade given on the morning of
shibition of Sells Brothers Circus
Ienagerle in atertown, July 81,
ca grand and imposing sight worth
lg many miles to witness. DO not
reach the city time enough to see
The mysterious disappearance of
of John Stagge at Fort Atkinson,
sed suspicion, and on investigation
as found buried in the garden ina
box. A post-mortem examination
held by Drs. Bicknell and Cross
wing that the child came to its death
poison. Mr.. Stagge was arrested.
The assertion is fatty made in last
ks Gazette "that every::Republican
Sspaper in the city OF Boston has
ted Blaine and Logan" This goes to
Wv that our friend Moore returned
IN the Chicago convention a little
e." perhaps with his feelings
er excited by the kicking animus of
Tammanyites and the apparent en-
.nce of the democracy into the valley
despond through the unwise nomina.
n of Cleveland. The Boston Adyer-
er is doing good service for Blaine and
gan, as its columns every day bear
tness, and the same is correct of the
ston Journal. To cite to the politi-
status OF these two newspapers is
hcient to contravert the Gazette's
.ement.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-07-16

Thomas Mcmahon, wife and children,
of Greensboro, North Carolina, arrived
yesterday for visit with relatives and
friends here.
Mrs. E. III. Chaplin, of Madison, is
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-07-16
AT

Misses A.. & p. SCH1FFLER's FAN.
CY STORE everybody can learn PLUSH,
ARRAsENE and RIBBON Work free OF
charge for the next two months.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-07-16

Shorthand taught by mail, send stamp for in
formation to Il. D. Goodwin, tc2 Wisconsin ST.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-07-16
after the Biz ,SHO,D,
The Proof of the Pudding IL in the
Eating.

Eating.
As our readers are no doubt aware. the
Sells Bros Monster 5O.Cage Menagerie
and Great Four Ring Circus will exhibit,
without fail, at Watertown, on Monday,
July 2fst.
While it istrue that all the praise we
might bestow upon the big show would
be superhuous, still we cannot refrain
from saying that it is By all odds the best
show in creation, and supplementing the
remark with notice clipped from the
Kansas City Journal of May 9th. Here
It is:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-07-16
HOME MATTERS.

nd Money by American Express Co. Money
Orders.
eceipt given. Money refunded IL Orders are
St Sold at all Offices of the Co. Payable at
500 places. RATES: To $3.50; s10-sc; s2o-1oc;
o 1oc; s4o.15c; s5o-2oc. CHAs. A. JUDD.
1925 .s$r@ Agent,
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miscellaneous

nUPCUASFR a lady of refined and ex-
| .1tsta tsste WI buy 7ur out-Oftown Par1s.. f~
Teferehce- address BCRAsEh No. "a v est ~
DTRCHASER-A Young Lady OF rrhneu ta 1te
Isbr- 10 d. purchasing out-ofown AZ "a a. o,
dss care FULLY and promptly exscued ISr n.a
"A addrsAA sddreAa fur snA week SO iA1- AA%S
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FOR BRASS TUBES.
ITO BUILDERS.

sea e PROPOSALS erection " Court House and jail
a. pitt,burg Allegheny County Pennsylvania viii bee re-
GO vo AZ MS OH e. og Controller uot o'clock Of
August t. l5s+
All proposals must made accordance with he an and
specification prepared by H. H. Richardson Archec1 "hch
will pen for examination the Oce o. the county CON-
pssioners o. and AFTER arst Monday u July ue1t
All proposals rnst made blanks furn shed nv the
architect on application AZ the Aforesaid Commissioners
once
The contract awarded the lowest and beat bidder
uu,n Nv Ing b. tie comfy god and sufficient bond the
IIn Of Fiv, Huntrei Thousand Dollars l0po with
proved -eriiss The fAthid Peror nance u the work
All BIDS must accompanied with approved bidders
bond with two residents n the state of
In OK one Hundred Thousand Dollars
s1OOOO0A
The Commissioners reserve right reject and Al
bids
JOSIAH sPRES,
Controller % Allegheny County.
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Doaro au1 RoJm5.

East Side
XNALLACE'S RESTAURANT. 121 5th-avc.
" Handsomely furnished rooms also az so Irving place
summer p1ces
HOTTEST. 80 EAST.-Furnshe1 rooms /;
- large and small desirab' FOR summer reference.
sDVST-~I., - EAST, rooms en- suite or sep
- arto house WY cool, location central for visit
Ors 20 tie q, ~.
oS.1D-ST.. 80 EAST. oft N9di.on-sQuare De-
80 chtful rooms with or without bparL Table board
s(tEAST 20TH.-Parlor and second floors
- private bathrooms private taUe Or without board
su-l' Zoo l-
- EAST 2OTH-ST.-Desirahle rooms with
> good board At Sumner rates References
> f'p EAST 4jrH-S IA large nicely fur
tsD usl,l. fIont r10u. suitable f0r one or two Gentle
m.n. App.r MRS. ROBINSON.
West Side.
ANFTEGANTLYF FURNISHED ROOM. ALSO
pa west 43tst
. WEST3lST-ST.-Pleasaut furnished rooms
without hnnrl
- WEST l1>T-~T. With board large and
- sflsl second and ri floors summer prices
GSTH-~T. 2II WE~T-Hand.ome rooms.
.ssy large ANAL. wiaI ur,-eas' table at summer
prices ro,rrtroof
~, NE~T3-TU House newly furnished;
- superior board summon prices pr.vat bath highest
b UicrruDr required
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Real CstGte agents.
Sales bp AurtlorL

Sales bp Aurlon
AUCTION SALE OF ORDNANCE STORES.
ROCK ISLAND AESENAi-
PICK ISLAND :. June =, lisa
There VII public anction ~ M s1aTttT
,tGNpAE kTGT 4 49,. a lO clock a H. 9uAIH'5,
81 obsolete and uns-rviceabl- Ordnance So 80
artillery IaBeu,anEs kinusl C@rDinra- he
g. CSvzry Accoutrsments lnf AIRY 800 ~ ~brnsS
S.xaJrv H0r,e Eyuipne Artillery irIeSA -.
So I "a her Psprr Cotton, WOOsn, Rope &c SNF~P
Ast. a, sale and cara o<ue Of articles apply by
NAL Vi III Po''"" " VIZ d. ". FLAGLER
~, al M Criu Commanding.
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-THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT

4 THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
"a ASSOCIATION
. $500. Chartered b. tie stale 81 SewYork-l
Il F lscreary q KaI5 lre's sscfaoy
Main oflee ! 81 nroahway. near a4fh:.t
N'1H'I''' s. as lg5ta-si- nesr sd-ave.
Brooklyn' - ? i oa-st near viaaerbli,avs
ore e. entries iaf % ihe privilege OF al the Occs
~, noes he following advertisers have been IN
Advertisers can ~ seea At our Office
CooK.--Firstcass private family city or country. No
COOK ,nd ssh yAsH-E1ccIient private family cook;
COOK and LNUNDRFSs Stood cook and excellent lam
coon an ASSIST W4-H.-Eng'sl rratestant city
la NDRtSs -FIstclass private .auiy city or conn
Lars DRY and on HwoRy.-Frs.,Ia-sl auntr,ss
an Ir a. and o., ,.1.Ist-- Firsfyias. cham
O,Aa ana pam -elu.r,s+ 30 - IL - h a az
tRENCHMAN and wIFE-Man waiter or useful man.
WAITRESS -Tlrst-caa- private family; city country.
4 LARGE NUMBER OF FIRST-CLASS'
''''' ''''' ~ ~ . L N 4 ''' '''''' Mrs LOWE
CHAMBERWORK. &c.-By "A Young girl to
X do cbauberw TX and ng chamberw0rk and fine
lob Sdave. drug
COOK.-Bv a respectable German woman, as
creams and marsctinS arstcas rcer.nces wsles fren
50 to1sO Address - est llOtl-st. nolr B0ueVafL
DELIABLE HELP of all kinds waiting for
BUREAU. 40 Uthave
GEWER.-By neat sewer; would like 10 go
: ont IVY M day ~ with t-cesmasec or DO plain
ing Address A.. Tribune ptoWn 'rce. lzS7 Broadway
WASHING and HOUSE CLEANING-By a
Last 47th--t
WASHING, &c.-By respectable woman, to
SEQ 2d-ave- room II.
~ 3D-AYE.-l respectable girl wishes
oSP n uaon chanb 'rmai wa'rs s, or Where she
can make herself generally useful in city or country
5unGuous UIueo- AlI.ca
.COACUNAN-By one who thoroughly under
9 n lbs oancs .r a Cs o Tg.f' 81 er a9s a car
address L NJ. Ill est 18th &C.
COACHMAN and GARDENER-By single
man teRPerate ca9 mix is irelai d i,t goo goo
COACHMAN-By frst-class man; UNDER
- stands hi- business thoro1shly can De highly r c IN
c.l,.r.u. civ Oh country, best references Address
1. C.. ." MytLe-lve. Book yn
nRINER. &c.-Bv a willing German man
II best reference. NJ. lI9 Vest 3ttA.-t
GARDENER. - Thorough English; age
rose f rr,ns apd ' Veta.,a wnfySve years e2
peuence E O., Nehrs Hotel hite Plains. y. Y.
! IGHr PORTER. BY n Young American
age can furnish satisfactory cty refer noes from pre-
THOMAS GANEY IA Madi'onst
poRTER &C.-By a strong. willing active
i. T.. 100 Vest 3ith.st.
Useful BDY.-A strong. willing boy to
work can DC vel recommended IONS oCONNOH 225
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Ciin Rcnl Cstntr for Ga!..

An ASSORTMENT Of first-class dwellings,
~ for al. On Ia. nerh .rr ~ SUMS near MADISON
built by dave work from designs lw D. y j. Sain"
hiteCs for terms parruirs fpp.y on me pr-A'
orto = KTLPATIgrk. DHii-r 3ii asst i''h-ss
DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
rutland & WHITING Bcekman-st.
TOR SALF.-An elegant four-sforv house.
win every rec NJ Improvement .rt >iio1v lnisrd the
bee irrrovrl side. reasonable pricr Ap
plv on rry-nl.eS $50 ga est -.f.-t.
DRIVATE HOUSES and TENEMLN Is FOh
4 SALE or 70 ,rf -9Icit-d
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RAILWAY COMPANY.
plpi1er1 N1nceI.

OFFICE oF uE UNITED sIArr- ELE~rlIc LIGHTING co.,
80 AND g. LulEtrI--r,
NRW-TORN
4 DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENTUM upon
o." capital stock ~ ta company has This day de-
tar~ f the Board ~ Iru-s payable 10 -"ck drrs N
record o hr irs lay l--t n Tie Oh W the Mcr-
camille i1ust Company. 800 broadway
me uauHtr urk Fil be twfnfy nth day OF
july and WI remain closed until august second go
LEJNAEI l. CU r l..
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Anriion Sales OF R:I Gsiats.


AUCTION SALE OF CHOICE villa sites at
oc.ork M, the premises kn W as the AJGJ -
irom a. Dcpot VIA Now-Yorz aaI Sow hAFen Re r. Ih'
nj. - r1 ag.aud carr IN
good order High grau1d command ne an exen',e lN
eadv oe q the hasone. suburbs n N,wYork and is
rapidly improving in value -aie positive by orier OF ne
Hugeno As-oaton 81 ger cent nay remain on .snS
and mortgage fgr i!i9.natl"n gay OF 'JTer a Cer
Ne"A''' Nj Joseph N'i'j JESKIy5 81 s9c4NEsoy
Mount vernon; y 6 4;-
pICHARD Y. HARNETTM CO. .Auctioneers
Ii VIII ItIy I'll 4 tA 81 ~ HcEi =.
at II o'clock at Icnanse saIrrqom. IL Broadway.
BY ORDER OF War wAaD j -c5HfAMeEELIS, ESQ.
ASSIGNEE Of join on, ,i 4 DIANE
Pour houses ana io,, Nos p Ma 10 ave 2'dS'
s9e hone 5g. and a it, * Soc s. 10 g fas si,r
Five house. and lot- Sos q. ~ - last i.i--t
Fivc houses aud ot-. Sos y 10 80 Last lis , .
Ton hou-e- md ots Nes - 10 / 40 LeElnsion.ayo
one hou.e ana lot 10. . East llGthst
one lousc al lot. so. lZl act j th-Ft -
TiIe- houses aud o. NJ, 1 10 L. East lioth-at
I laa, ain. .' and St. Of S,. 2o- 70 East d7.
Som 49a- , ana sl '' st - ~ TO- "a. 'ah.t
folr houses AMI ore 80 l'3 ~ oJ %'i
Four house and lots. 4 ~. lo- 70 )- East o5u-.t
1rec houses and iots Sos. 80 To- ~ East llattst
fsh hon.c. ani .o ts ~. 81 ~ t l a-t -5st
Two house 'nd .oA Sos" 30 'na zls at .'t3't
0ne aouae aud ,ot 80 1'2f '--t lir.t,ay. ,,.,.
s r S2 saI. ann ard hi 5 % g, 80 1 as, z
1le prorey above Described o, three and four
storl br''n' l' 0r 9nr4 Don o. vTT HS ~ la .." %
~ small sryu, 5.,dcHo,s ~ .5a,at b. uses for renting
VACANT PI.DpEtTy
Miro lots ra % s. l----t So p east ~ Midi-ou-ave.
T, , ~ Y ,.l Ja. 4;-1l N--u ave.,
DID, a. ON e. ID aI a
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guropern Advertisements.

+ IEBIG CONPANY'S EXTRACT or MEAT.
IL Finest and Cheapest MsaGusyo7ag St"e lot
soups, Made DsRes aud oAnon4 ete AhnI@
s.lo, s, uO0OO Jafs
TFRIG CONPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
i An Invaluable Tonic Of Sosk digestion and
drbtlity A and boon 0i wien sl4ons
si,nud feel trAte ul" SEQ "Aot-cAl Press" "L-n,
c-L"
TTFRIG CONPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
4 Genuine osLr wiki fao-sir.he u Baron llebig's
stvnafure N Blue Ia LABEL. tn ttlo
Sh4rDI IlsD.g ami photograph having be n
larxols used b. dese With no connection With
H.Tan IAe1tx. ths public informed tAst tho
Lls0ig Company Oner the Art4ce sllh
HaTOn lIeols = guarantee OF genuineneeA
= TEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
i To be hal Of all StsTokeepers, Grooers snd
Chemists sole Agents for the Unlted states whole
sale only, G. David q Co. FenehureAsTehan
London Engand.
sold wholesale ey PARK Tiford, smith & Yander'eck.
.sEsr Nerrall,e Coud,t Mo Roobns H. b. IS
lha-bsr q o. .aa Aessra ". IL SoAlsfe4aa a CT