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tsnllas Acad,pv

A graded school for soys and girls.
trobol kindergarten. Established six
years Next school year begins Sep
tember I, 1885. Send for catalogue,
l2ii Jackson street, Dallas.
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OUR LONG BUSINESS STANDING

In This Community Should bo sum.
Client Guarantee
OF the quality of goods we offer for
sale, therefore don't be deceived, but
buy the. genuine Mosquito Lotion,
mace only by Hick0x IL Henrne, In
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arc you made miserable by indiges-
ticu, constipation, dizziness, l0ss of
appetite, yellow skiuP Shiloh'0 Vital
ger Is 6 positive cure. Sold by J. Il,
Williams
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Cocogine dresses inc hair perfectly,
and il also a preparation unequalod
for the eradication of dandrul.
The superiority Of Burnett's Flavor
ing Extracts consists in their purity
and great strength.
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Malaria prevented aud thoroughly
eradicated by DUFFY's PURE MALT
WHISKY; $l.25 a bottle. Recommend
cd by physicians. Sold by druggists
and grOoers.
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TRAINh PASS DAI.I..Ae5

GOING EAsT-T & 2. DEPOT
No SO2-St, Louis Express ..,. $40 A, NJ.
Leaves Union Depot ........... 0:l0 A. NJ
No l51-San Antonio Tx arr . 1880 p, NJ.
No M-New orleans Passenger SHOP NJ
No. SOi leaves Union Depot .,.. $3.50 = nj.
GOING " EsT-UNIoN DEPOT
No S0l-California Express, arr 6:l5 P NJ
No. SOl-Calilornia Express, Tvs 6:35 p NJ
Leaves Il Il + Depot ......... CAST NJ
No. S03 Local Passenger, ar, 1850 A, NJ
NO 3OS-Local Passenger, Tvs 1910 p. NJ,
Leaves Il Il z. Depot ......... 1920 I. NJ
No, l6S-San Antonio Express,
leaves L q p Depot ........ $3.50 A, NJ
Nos 3OS and SOirun between Fort Worth
and New Orleans daily Nos, l5i and lb3
connect at Fort Worth with trains to and
from Colorado. Nos SOL, 302 and 3O3 take
meals at the Union Depot Double daily
trains to New Orleans The Texas ~ Pa
cl1o is Ill miles the shortest route 10 New
Orleans Solid trains El Paso TO 1T Louis;
also Dallas to san Atomic, etc Fast time,
first-class equipment, sure connection. See
| that your ticket reads via the Texas Il Pa
clfic Railway.
Passengers booked to and from all points
| In Europe via the cred STAR" Steamship
inc, plying between New York. philadel-
phia and Antwerp, Belgium, and the
"AMEBICAN" Steamship Line, between
Philadelphia aud Liverpool, England
| For maps, time tables, tickets, rates nnd
all required information, call on or address
II. Z. TURNER,
| Ticket Agent, 500 N ain street, Dallas, Texas
IL + HUGHES,
! Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas.
B W MCCULLOUGH,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Gal
w II. NEWMAN,
Traffic Manager, Galveston, Texas,
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Painta ana window Gln.o.

~ VIII pay you to get our prices be.
toro buying. WO will sell You cheaper
than you can buy elsewhere Ia Dallas,
HAMILTON d YOUNG, S23 Elm Btreot
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Bowel complaints cured and pre-
vented by DUFFY's PURE MALT WIS
ky; SIPS bottle. Recommended by
physicians. Sold by druggists and
QrOCoYS,
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uorsford's cid Phosphate, In ,,.,ll,tv

DR.. w. Il. HoLcoMBE, New Orleans,
La'i says; 81 found IL IN adm rsble
remedy Tor dobilitaiod state Of tho sys-
tom, produced by tho wear and tear of
the nervous energies"
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To NIillnntl ,.Innnnnra

THE HERALD office has ON hand q
largo amount Of old type, suitable for
RABBIT METAL, which will be sold
cheap.
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KEEP YouRsELF CooL

And Refreshed During the Hot weather
by usiug HickOx & Hoarne's toilet and
bath cologne. Only 80 cents n pint.
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3. o. Weller ~ Co., "Cash 0rocers,"
curner Elm and Harwood streets, are
sole prOprietors of the Golden Drip
Java coffee,
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Shioh's Catarrh Remedy q posi-
tive cure Tor catarrh, diphtheris and
canker month. Sold by J. H. VIII
liams IL Co.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Texas 4 Pacific R.R.
THE GREAT POPULAR ROUTE
Between THE EAST AND THE VEST
SHORT LINE
TO NEW ORLEAE S
AND ALL POINTS IN
LOUISIANA,
NEW MEXICO,

Favorite line to tho North, East and
Southeast. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
daily between st. Louis and Dallas, Fort
Worth, I'll Paso and San francisco, Dallas
and New Orleans without change, Pull.
man Sleepers Fort Worth and Dallas TO
New Orleans without change.
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IIaNaS Public Library

AND FREE READING ROOM.
Citizens aud strangers cordially lpvltod
10 visit the Dallas Public Library and
Free Reading Room; located nj sos Main
street, Hours from 10 n. m. tO2p. IN, mud
from a. 10 ~. m ;Sundava from 9tn d. mi,
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COUGH SYRUP.

Tho "Now Process"
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For lamo back, sldo or chest use
Shlloh's Porous Plaster. Price %
cents Sold nv j. u. Williams & Co.
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COTTON sTArEMEN,

I hNPORTs AND STOCKS
Exports from all United Ststee ,,,,,t- .,,,.,,
W.T. thls weeE: Great Britain, ,.: France'
e.,o,ti continent, .... Stock 81 ali United
states ports: This day, 2ll,iO2; his dsv
! last year, ZIG 763 '''-' ''i'S "aS
~ TIE VISIBLE SUPPLY.
NEW YORK aug I-NirihIe ,,,,,,,t, ,
Goloh m tho world on Saturday. ACCORD.
ing TO the New York Cmonicle il ms foi-
lio pT Total supply to day, i,477377: same
-35O,i2j decrease
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Plies Touthscuu Drops euro In one
minute. German Corn Remover kills
corns and bunions.
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COTTON

Middling Uplands ~
Kidding Orleans ''''''''''''' pa u,
= TONE: Closed New YORK s,oodd,,oo g-lo
Orleans, steady Galveston, o 9iie9uSi rev
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ro 49, 70 II 81, prime,
oCooFFEEERio fairl S-4 to IL "A;
~ S-4 to Il II; eE4; Golden Rio,
haguyra, 1884; Ja
10 n "a req Berry, Y Imperial, As to
r. IkAs-Oolong, 45 'apan, soto 65.
%; Young Hyson, Il eut ioaf 10,
SUSARs-Pow6 er to S; Louisiana
standard granulalhow Clarified, Sd
whlte claritled, S,Gl7s{: primo, I to
rs eholc = LouisiaR York extra c,
IIi;gi seconds, 7 to 4
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BID, TASked.
ZONE: ClOsed-NeW York, dull; New
orleans, barely steady. Galveston, quiet
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HRoUGH SLEEPER day each between HOUSTON and ST. LOUIS via
tough the Indian Terroy via Fort Scott kano and sedaa Mo-
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observation-disclosures * 10 rs.
MoLAsSEs-Cho,, com Svrn, eS.
prime, 50; fair TO -. xxx eo,lo. a
. !, OR "a, kERs-N S +, l pound, III;
Sno@hake' 10; Clsior oyster, I; Y
G S,i''a.ll soda, u ginger snaps, u; X
slnger snaps, " lemOn cream, 10;
o oeinSh cream, Mammals, ~; charms,
T no g, Nn9 Jun y; sugar waters, Is;
I 1891 10y Sa Oerry sSr waters, 10; stage
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SEELEY'S hard RUBBER TRUSygS

VIII huCrDHbIuIIy rtIhIn Inh MObI uIWCUIU
form ofIlEkNIA or RUPTURE, 9th CONF
ieal cure. Impervious 10 moisture, maybe
used In bathing; and fitting perfectly TO
90 form OF body, are worn without incon-
venieuce by the youngest child, most deli
cate Indy, or tho lab orlng man, entirely
antnOss, being light, cool, clearly, and al
ways reliable Endorsed by the leading
| Surgeons, Physicians and Medical Col-
! legos, both here and In Europe. over sixty
| OAUTION-Beware of limitations that
! look like "SEELEY's," made only TO sell on
the reputation acquired By our goods dur
Ing the past % years. All genuine are plain"
! ~ stamped ~. II. SEELEY, Warranted"
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Kansas city Hannibal Louis and favorable route via Dsnson and Mis-
Pacific Railway Kansas City, Hannibal or 81 Louis
all points East North and West
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-02-20

trothng sircs uf our own country. in
Guiding Aberdeen, ElecliOneer, Hap.
pv Medium. Harold, AlcXandcl's Alb
dalah and Dictator by Hambletonian.
We lind Happy Medium slightly inbred
to Messenger, through Andrus's Ham
blgtOnian, Aberdeen and Dictator
through American Star, Harold through
Abdallah, aud Almont through Nam
brine Chief aud Electioneer to both
BellfOunder and Messenger through
Henry CLAY, leaving Alexander's Abb
dallah without the slightest trace of
inbreeding. Another instance Of pre-
potency even more striking than any
of those above merated, all things
considered, was the Kentucky bred
horse WoJdford Mambrino, son of
MambriDo Chief, dam Woodbine by
Woodford thoroughbred, son OF Kos
ciusko. This horse was both game
AMI fast, gaining a record of 2:21 1-2
al twelve years of age, and while leav-
ing but eighty colts behind that came
to maturity, ten of them have records
of 2:30 or better, with three others
with public trials far below that figure.
In the case of this great horse his sire,
Mambrino Chief, was q great grandson
of Messenger and founder of the family
that bears his name, while the speed
lines of his dam were those of thorough
bred or running blood, showing an out
cross most radical in the extreme.
To be continued.
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Our Nations ReprOach.

1t is well known that there are hun
dreds of grog shops at the capital, to
our lasting reproach. The Washington
american of the 9TH ult., speaking of
one locality, says: Between four
and-a-half streets and the capitol, a
distance of three blocks, there are
eighteen saloons and four unlicensed
places, making p in all. Last week IS
saloon'keepers were arrested for the
violation of the Sunday law, all holding
forth between Seventh street and the
capitol, distance of five blocks. In
one place there are three saloons side
by side. The last saloon on the avenue
near the capitol has a sign which if
read as one goes towards the capitol
says Last Chance" and if read in
coming from the capitol, First
Chance" These PENNSYLVANIA avenue
grog shops are the nations grog shops
They are licensed to sell liquors by the
direct authority of Congress. The
american says that "Cogswell Foun-
tain" which was erected at cost of
$4,000, has been kept dry all summer
to compel people to drink in the sa-
loon; that no better evidence is needed
of the completely OF the city authorities
and the saloons; and adds that Perry
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-02-20
4 RumseIIer's Advice,

A rumseler in Grafton had son, q
bright, promising boy, whom he re-
garded with pride and affection. For
IA long time the father kept his son
away from the bar, but at length in the
pressure of business love and prudence
gave way to avarice and the son was
made bartender. The father took the
son behind the bar and pointing to a
long row of bottles said Do YOU see
those bottles? Yes, said the son.
Well, there is poison in every one
Don't you ever drink drop not one
But the influence of he bar proved too
strong for his fathers counsel, Exam
pie is mightier than precept. The son
drank and went down through de-
scending steps of sin and shame till he
died a miserable drunkard. Thus it is
that the crime of the rumseller recoils
upon his whole family aud his iniquity
is visited upon his own children.
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Temperance.
Life Insurance and Temperance.

A recent investigation, by special ex,
aminers appointed for The purpose, has
brought to light the great losses several
of the Hartford lite insurance com.
panes have sustained in certain por
tons of the country, from insuring
persons subject TO habits of inebretv.
In certain section, twenty eight dea hs
were all traced to the excessive use OF
alconol, aud the losses were paid,
simply because it was cheaper to. set.
tie lhan to contest. These examiners
were instructed to cancel all the risks
of ten thousand and upward where the
insured were found using alcohol to
excess. These are startling object-les.
sons, involuntary testimonies to the
advance of public sentiment as TO the
effect of this great curse.
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Sheep Snfcrest.
SALES OF SHEEP
Recorded In the Register of the Vermont
Merino Sheep Breeders Association.

utTlhO Shfop bitoueth
+ Hooker Vt, to c c Ward, Vt, / rams and 3
ewes,
Werden & Frddlc, Ohio, to II Forty " son, o,
1G rams to Gi ldngs Il Daley, q, - sheep; to
W fl Evans, o, shCcu.
II J. Doanc To W Worden, Mic . / ram; 10 Ed
Peach, Mich ram.
j q Weller, uinCsburgh, Vt, to Wurthum,
lIinesburgh, Vt, 9 ewes, Is from his own flock and
3 from flock of y "A tarnswUrth; also II rams
from his own flock; to Love, Vt. ram eve;
to e Pierce, Vt, > rams; t. j Murphy, VT ewes
& + Tarbe, Hartland Four Corners, VT to Ed
Cushman, Harlan -Four Corners, VT ewes
and ram.
+ Cook, Leicester, Vt, to Jay Wooster, Whit.
b - Buell., orwell, VI, to Chls Bucklin, Vt, Ii
ewes, from Il } Smith flock and ; from his own
flock.
E L Stickney, Vt, to Geo Alden, Vt, eve
from flock OF T Il son.
j L Stickney, Vt, to McFadcn, rams; to Bis
sell a. Webster, I ram.
Geo IL Vaughan, Vt, to Henry Perkins, Vt, l
eve.
&c Giddings Vt, to c Stone Kansas, 2G
rams.
NJ D Benton, o, to A NJ Franks. o, ram from
flock Of II Day.
III stickney, Vt, to l. E Moore, Vi, l ram.
Geo Il Marsh, vi, to stephen Bishop, VI,
sheep; to Wallace Mann, Vt, sheep.
NJ 4 Cook, VI, TO o Flrnham, Vt, eve.
Cook Il Brown, W. to q Farnham, aNt, :
rams TO II Brookms, w. ram.
6 a Cuttlng,Nt, tofJohn Miller,iL Lebanon, IL,
ram.
l. II Payne, Vt. to Dell Morehouse, y Y, / eve.
NJ Cleaycr IA, to { II cellars, Pa, ram, to
johnson Gibson, ., | ram.
4 Worthy, Mass, to c Cook, Mass, ewes
{ = Morrison Il son, VI, to w II Horton, n Y,
8 ewes and rams.
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Nnins.


Economy is defined by the Norris
town Herdtd as paying ten cents for
Il cigar and compelling your wife to
turn her last seasons dress to make it
dO another winter"
A woman whose son had been ruined
by dissipation was fined 81 in H4mil-
ton, Dat, the other day, with the alter
native of ten days in Jail, because she
knelt before a saloon and asked God to
curse the liquor traffic.
Temperance driftwood" is new
appellatiUn of the so-callei ''svmparhiz
ers" who drift with the current when
The temperance tide runs high, but are
so easily stranded in low water that they
imagine the river has gone dry when
they happen to be on sand bar.
Prohibition seems to be winning
some practical victories in the South.
In McDuffie county, Ca, the liquor
dealers recently opened their saloons,
but were soon indicted. They then
put forward a candidate for the legis a.
ture, but were defeated by a majority
of l53 in poll of 925 votes.
A concerted movement is in progress
in Massachusetts,, looking to an agree
ment between manufacturers not to
employ any persons who are not known
or believed to be total abstainers from
intoxicating liquors; also to discharge
all employees as soon as evidence is OBJ
tanned of their indulgence in stimu-
lants.
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OF VERMONT,
- Addison District, S.

~ ADDISON DlslIltlt S.
BE II remembered, thai at session of the
bate Court holden al Middlebury, within an
said District, on the 18th day OF February,
los5.
Present, Hon. Lyman +. Knapp, Jud e.
Whereas, Gideon Abbey, administrator o.
estate OF iary Cummi IS, late OF Orwv
SAID district, deceased, b this d y present
SAID court, his pet ION In writing, setting /
that II Will be necessary 10 sell all of the
estate OF SAID deceased, Tor the payment 1
debts anu char-es of administration
therein making application 10 said
Tor license 10 make such sale. IL Is q
ed, that all persons lntercste IN the esta
said deceased, be nuuhed l. appear beiore|
court at the probate uticc IN MIddlcbury, il1
district on the "a da, OF March, \ ID. Isl
10 o'clock a, m, by publication Of this 4
three weeks succes-iyoly previous thereto, \
Middlebury Register,a uewsptp printed ad
dlebury aforesaid, to show cause, ifanS thew
have, why said license should not he graute|
LYMAN r.. KNAPP, Ju
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Carson's saloon has been fitted up TO
catch the nickles Of the colored people,
aud is fast becoming the political boss
of 10000 colored people of the District.
The city authorities in league with the
seloon-keepers are amenable alone to
Congress.
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SEN SIBLE MAN-Would use Kemp's Basam
Tor the Throat and Lungs. 1t Ia curing more
cases of Coughs Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis
Group, and all Throat and Lung Trouble-, than
any other medicine. The proprietor has author.
iLed l., Hanaford to refund your money if after
taking tlrec-iourths OF "A bottle, rehefis NOT OBJ.
aimed. Price so cents and 81 Trial size tree.
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It
Tn under,Igue 8, having been appointe
the Hon. Probate Court Tor the distlct Of =
son, commissioner, 10 receive, examine an
just all claims and demands of an pei
against the estate of James Foley, late OF
cester. in said district, q, ceased, and all cl
cNhi lted in onset Thereto, hen, b, give u
that We Will meet FIR the purposes atoresai
the residence ul II Ii Roberts m Leicester
the 2sth day OF Fci ruary and All day OF
gust next, from O'Clock p. m. until .ot
y IN, each of said days, aud that six me
from the 2i day OF February, \. d lss5, Is
time limited by said court tor said creditd
pre- ent their claims to Us for examination
allowance.
Dated at Leicester. thi, ID day OF Februa1
u. lss5.
HI. ROBERTS, - (com
ORMAN PARTLOW, NVn
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-Esta
.lnhiAI MrInhf

The undersigned, having been aspoi Tel
the Hon. PROBATE Court Tor the district of
son, commissioners, 10 T. ctlNr, examine "A II
just all claims and demands OF all persons Il
the estate Jvhial Wright, late of Wey bridI
said District, deceased, and all claims eAhl
% Offset thereto, hereby give notice that " |
meet Tor the purposes Aforesaid, at JudsI
Wughrs, IN MIddlebury, ON the 6lh day of
ami eth ay of August ueNt, iro % one O'clO
m, until four o'clock, p. m each of said day
that SIX months from the 9Th day OF Februa
ID. lsS5, Is the time limited by said Cou. to1
creditors 20 present their claims to US ter |
inatlon and allowance.
Dated at Mlddlebury, this l4th day of I
AIRY, A. ID. 1850.
A, ID. HAYWARD, (cJ
q. d. MINER, "
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When Baby was sick we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she was Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Casta
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l. E G Al NOTICE s
COMMIssIuNEKs' NolICL.-rsIat

y Edwin y. WolCott
The Undersigned, having been appointed b
Hon. Probate Court for the district OF Add
commissioners, to receive, examine, and
just all claims and demands ofall persons az;
the estate of Edwin +. Wolcott, late If shorel
IN said district, deceased, ana all claims el
tied in Offset thereto, hereby give notice
we will meet for the purposes aforesaid Il
dwelling house of the late L. p. Wolcott, OF
4th day OF March, ls-j, and 2d day OF sep
ber next, from twelve o'clock NJ until
O'Clock P. NJ, each OF said days, and that
months from the 4th day of March, \. ID.
is the time limited by said court tor said or
ors to present their claims 10 Us for exam
ton and allowance.
Dated at Shoreham, this 30 day of FebTu
A. ID. ISS5 6
GEORGE l.. TOWNER, Co.,
FRANKLIN BJ RGE, N"ih
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eff cider, brandy and logwood,
With drugs Of all degrees,
Can do the human system good
BY driving out disease;
If sugar-O'-lead and beet root-juice
With opium combined,
Compose Il draught of healing use
For sick and sore mankind,
Then use it we with hope and fear
Who in allllCtiOn pine,
But in the name of all that's dear,
Don't cali the mixture wine.
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FOR SALE or Rem
$1,000 CASH

Will secure either one OF the two farms in
west part of the town of New Haven, and wl
belonged To- the late Ebcuezer Rider. Each
$50 acres, Is well watered and fenced, good Il
land, clay and loan, good dwelling house,
other buildings. l. NJ time on b dance OF
chase money. Enquire OF Or. c. f. RIDEa
south Fltzhush ST., Rochester, y. \. 4O|
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NorICE-Esrat

GEORGE L. TOWER, Cow.
FRANKLIN BURGE, wi"
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BB-The CANDEE RUBBER CO., by a rece
invention, nave reinforced their boots at II
great wearing point on the ball, and they al
known rs the EXTRA THICK BALL"
VIII Outwear Two Pair- OF ordinary Rubll
Boots.