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The Most Palnnl Figure in the Crowded
Life Of a Large city.

-@-'N - = A4fNtAN NANNa
iIoe Howard IN Philadelphia rreRl
AS decent men, VIZ Cai not look upon
this great multitude OF unhappy, de.
serted and degraded boys and girls
without feeling gour responsibility TO uoa
lor, thrm.
Thus far Nlmshouscs anl prisons have
done little to Affect the evil. Rut a
small part.of tho yRgrant population
Gnu 10 shut up IN our asylumS, ana
judges and magistrates arc reluctant I'd
convict children so young and ignorant
that they hardly seem abh TO distin.
guish good and evil. The clRss increases,
Immigration Is pouring in It's multitude
of poor foreigners, who leave these
! young outcasts everywhere abandoned Id
our midst.
For tho most part the boys grow up
utterly by themselves. No ono cans
for them and they caro- forno one. some
live by begging, by petty pilferlng, Gy
lold robbery some earn an honest SUB.
port W pgddlihg matches, on applts
OF ntEsp pers; others gather bones and
rags m the streets TO sell. They sleep
on steps, IN cellars, in old barns and ID
markets, or they hire a bed in filthy and
low lodgng-houses. They can not read;
they do not so to school or attend a.
church. Aany Of them have never Sosti
the hiblO Every cunning faculty is In.
tcnsely stimulated. They arc shrewd
and old in vice, when other children
are IN leading strings. lew in uences
which arc kind and good ever reach the
yngrant boy, and yet among themselves
they show generous and hottest traits.
kindness tan always touch them,
Tho girls, too, often grow up even
moro pitiable and deserted. Till Of late
no one has ever cared for thOm. They
are tho crosswalk sweCpors, the littlJ
apple peddIers and candy sellers Of our
city, or by moro questionable means
they earn their scanty bread. they
trayerse the low, vile streets alone, and
live without mother or friends or any
share in what We call u home. They
grow up passionate, ungoyerned, witt
uN wv Vi hhINuNos NNNU " bUilOu tIl9
heart We all know their short, wild
life, and the sad end.
These boys and girls, It should 10 re-
membcred, will soon form tho great
lower class Of our city. They will in.
tlucnce elections they may shane tie
policy Of the city; they will, assurcdly,
Il unrGclHimOl, poison society all around
them. They will he p to form the grcat
multitude Of robbers, thieves, vagrants
and prostitutes who arc now such d
burden upon the law.rtspocttns CON.
munity A largo multitude of children
live in the city who cannot 10 placed id
aSylums and yet who are I'm arcd for.
and ignorant and vagrant ThOy have
no settled homo and 1.-Two on tho ont.
skirts of society, their hand against
every mans pocket, and every man
looking on them rs natural enemies
their wits shArpened like tloW Of
sayagcs, aud their principles often no
better hristianity roars It's temples
over them and civilization is carrying
oil its great work, while thOi, a happi
race Of little heathCns aud barUaritns,
plnndcr or fro i'd, or lead their rowing
life far beneath.
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The principal gram from which starch
is manufactured at the present time is
Indian corn wheat anil potatoes being
used IN limited quantities.
There are twcnty.foW factories in the
United States manufacturing starch
from corn. Fifteen Of these are work.
Ing under the new method, or chemical
process, and producing about two thirds
Of the total amount made por anuum.
The balance work by the old method, or
fcr.f entation process Indiana is the
leading state in tho inion in the pro.
du, ton Of starch from corn, having
eight factories and producing more than
onc.third OF the total amount made.
The total capacity of the mills manu-.
featuring starch from corn is about
.5O.OoO,OOO pounds per aunum. The
total nu ator Of pounds OF star, h of all
kinds exported from the nited States
in the twelve months ending July /,
1889, was ,OjS,fl5.
The consumption Of starch for al!
purposes in tho nited States Is about
lOO, O,dOo,OOO pounds per annum, or an
average Of three pounds for each person.
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Dr. MUiStrc, a young physician Of
Spain, claims to have saved many lives
by his peculiar tr1 RtmentOf the cholera.
lie explained it az follows: 81 think tho
blood, aud not the stomach, is the ruoseat
Of cholera, believe the disease should
be attacked directly in its stronghold.
Accordingly, inject my secret liquid
into tho arms and breast. Ny treat
ment is curative, not prophylactic 1"
Dr, Mestre undoubtedly saved some
lives, says correspondent, but whether
by his fearless manner and the absolute
faith in his system, or whether by his
treatment, is uncertain, his liquid is
largely CompOsed Of nar.oticS.
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No raulIlen nlnn nlnoh.
ICol' IiErslNo N HrNer'S Rlzr,l

lN"' "GSTV " W uWilcrN IhEW,l
remember having n long talka doreh
ears ago with an English lady, n thor.
nugh Literal in politics. who stoltly
maintained the absolute necessity Of n
hereditary ari' toGracy to keep up tho
standard Of good manners. | connt.d
over to her, one y one, the nohlrmon |
had happened to mcct--it did not take
lOng-not one OF whom, | asserted, had
what would be called in America good
manners, In each case she admitted IL,
but found each case an exception. This
ono WAS q notorious oddity, and his
father before him that ono was "a rr.
cent creation" tho other was n law
lord. Cite whom l might, the real
blue blood was never at fault. At last
| said: "tan the stream rise above It's
sOurce' hear Of very flde things as
done by the royal princes. " b, she
said, they are not Lnglishmon; they
arV Germans"
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Tho Chicago Inter Ocean counts I'M
over 1000 daily papers published in
tho world. Of this numlSr the nit0d
States hns 1890, reat Pritain, zoe;
france, 1903, and the German empire
2sJ; British America has %; Mexico,
40; Brazil, GS; Chill, 81; Peru, u, and
Ecuador .. OF tho 5000 weekly
papers in the world tho United States
has over 10000. This tremendous
American prerondcranco in journalism
will naturally shape that profession and
give 1t u distinctive character and tone.
Making tho worlds $ newspapers, we may
oSpeet In time to make tho worlds laws,
ideas and tastes.
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4 coLLsorloN o. "wAsAlsaroNsa
All Sorts Of Portraits OF tho Father Of
HIS Country
lBrookivn Facial


Mt, I. ", Lawrence, OF this city,
called me into his little den the other
day 70 show me an edition Of tho q lie
Of Washington by Edward Everett,
that cost somebody nearly 81, OOQ, and
was on The market for about half that
sum. Mr.. Lawrence Is the owner Of
nobody knows how many thousands OF
old prints that arc chiGdy used IN the
preparations Of specially illustrated
looks, and ho Is also u collector OF first
editions and other literary and artistic
curiosities. Tho life Of Washington
referred to Is augmented by something
like 400 old plates, about half Of which
are portraits Of the ather OF His
Country, and It also cont ms autograph
letters and memoranda from Washing.
ton, Jeiierson, the Adamscs, Lafayette
TN good English ana many other
soldiers and stateameno OF his tine.
The plates are al rare, and somo OF
then are uni ne, not being enumerated.
in any list ot WAsiidgtonis portraits
that has yet been published. They pre-.
sent a surprising diversity. There are
lean Washingtons and fat Waslingtons,
graceful Washingtons and clumsy
Washingtons; they show the general
smiling, ,sulky solemn, Indifferent, intoxi.
Gated, crazy; they show him stark and
rigid, sitting for his portrait and val.
iantly chargingintO tho fight: they show
him van uished and victorious; they
show him in camp, in the senate. on his
lawn at Mount Vernon and in the bosom
Of his family; they show him dead and
lntombel, and they even exhibit Brit.
iSh grenadier shedding tCurs before his
mortuaty marble.
There are WaShingtons from America,
England, Holland, Germany, rance
and Italy, There are good portraits and
ideal portraits made from inaccurate do.
criptions, one might think; there arc
noble and dignilicd Washingtons, and
there are pock marked, wild eyed big
noSGd, wObble. awel scarccrows figuring
as WaShingtons, that are simply start.
ling Taken in their entirety they are
an interesting company, and the parallel
OF them iS PROBABLY not TO 10 found in
this country. Now the manifest destiny
OF such a group of pictures as this is not
the idle shelf Of the rich collector, but
the walls museum or library in
some large city.
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In VI croscopio study

NJ Leo Errera considers India ink, on
account Of its larmlcssness and its in.
tens, cOlOraton, Il valuable aid in the
study OF certain microscopic organisms.
lio has kept infusOr.a, etc, alive for
several days in u solution Of that ink,
the cOrbOnic matter having little or no
eject upon tho life OF such objects. For
making durable preparations ink di.
lutcd with water is gradually replaced
by ink diluted with glycerine. Many
organisms which arc distinguishabIe
with difficulty in clear water arc easily
observed in water charged with India
inl,
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Her I y Cmncs,
lEoh u,rI

A call has bcOu made to Tho London
Field by Q fair uCstricnno for some
sort Of q folding gropO ladder COntrivanre
by which she eau nolnt herself when
left TO tho mercy Of "a feeble parlor
maid, a clumsy groom or gardener, or a
low kitchen chair Such thing Is
Just as much needed In America. So
here Is q chance for an lngenius mind,
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T'U" IVTK VOINWFTHWI NIVeFINtFT
There Is nothing like good statlst.
ital tablet overthrow precmceiVed no.
ttons, ask anybo ~ what stlte, tori.
tory, or other division Of tue country is
the most unhealthy, rs indicated by
death rate, and the answer Is pretty
sure 10 be wrong, NoGOdy thinks Of
the District OF Columbia as more pesti.
ientiAl in its climate and surroundings
than south aroina or Mississippi with
their swamp miRsma anl epidemic
loyers; and yCt cCn.us tables list pub,
lished show that tho death rate sgreatet
IN the district OF tolumbia than in any
state or territory in the Union,
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W ' y - " -W0TT'F7T77T TTTTTWsT
II Is rothCr amusing, when walking
through the streets oI Suakim, 10 hear
the Arab boys singing walt MI tho
Clouds i.oll by, anl ono or two Other
much harGnoycd ondon songs, and the
curious Tart l. that in their na tive music
they don I seem to have any idOa OF
variat on beyond about three notes,
whereas these songs they initiate very
well Indeed.
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numan Eyr. rer Nnlu!, charm..

The most curious things Isaw In Lima
Wcremummi s'pctri cdOycI ais which
arc usually to DO toun in the graves Il
one Is careful in digging used iu watOh
charms. Tho lucas hal a why Of pre-.
serving the eyes Of the dCRd from decay
--sOme process which modern science
can not comprehend; aud tho eyeballs
make very pretty settings for pins
They are yellow, aud hold light lIEO W
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wsbster'S Speech to an Audience of rWn.
lBdl.ImD-r Ancrlran
Hero is a new anecdote of Webster.
1t was told by the late Col. MUnford,
who was at one time secretary Of tho
Virginia commonwealth, and it has
never been published;
col. Munford was in his o1lce at the
stats house ono day when a distin.
guiSlOd looking man, accompanied by n
young lady came in, and asked il ticy
could sce the legislative chambers. Col
Munford at once recognized, from nor.
traits that he had seen, the face OF
Webster, and wishing TO sec as much Of
the Grcit statesman as possible, offered
to accompany him through the state
house. The young lady sec ned TO be
relative of Webster, and was very
bright and pi uOnt IL her conversation.
There was q constant hrO OF clever re.
pOrtec between the two, and when tho
party reached the senate chamber tho
young lady, turning 10 him, exclaimed
"NOw, everybody says yon area great
man, aud can make speech wit.ogt
any preparation. want you to prove
it." AS she said this she moved 10 the
rostrum and took possession OF the pros.
idUnts chair.
"rhe house will please come to order
The gentleman from Massachusetts has
tho ioor.
Webster, said Col. Munford, reIat.
ing tho incident, took, as il by in.
stinct, tho most favorable position in
the room, so that his voice could bcst
be heard, and for ten or fifteen minutes
llc spoke with an clo uGncc / at have
never heard elualed. lio referred to
Virsinias past, and, alludng especially
to her distinguished sons, he IOintcd
out their Rorlrlits that hung on the
walls, and deserted their traits in tho
most beautiful language imaginable. "
Col MuntOrd frequently told his
friends that it WIS tho best speech he
ever listeNsi 10.
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A RnInbow In six rhrona.

Tho range oil tint in Colorcd silks IL
remarkable, and the variety Of shade
required from year to year by fashion
makes q curious pictorial history Of the
times Cne dealer ut the centennial
showed u raintOV 10 silk threads.
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Tho four American cities Of above
pO,0Oi inhabitants having tho highest
natural slleS above the level OF the sea
are l.eadvillC, Denver, maha, and AT.
lanla, in the order named,
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Joseph Baer,
DRAPER & TAILOR,
POMEROY, o.

HAVING come to the conclusion that
IL Fine Custom Tailoring would be
appreciated in this section Of the coun-
try, | have recently opened out an es.
tablishment in Pomcroy, o., where ! am
prepared to do FIRST-CLASS WORK,
at popular prices. TO my friends in
Point Pleasant and the Kanawha Valley
! will say that ! will appreciate their
patronage. Al the Latest Novelties in
Imported Goods constantly on haAd.
may20-6m.
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Chinese Medical Practice.

Chinese doctors prescribe a stew made
from dried lizards for weak constitn,
tons, and they uso tho extract Of wild
tomato instead y mercury. In China
q man who Adu,terltcs medicines is put
70 death, lest hS kill others
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EIeolrIcIly for Killln. criminal.

'lNt hAf's.
DR. Curran writes to The Lancet con.
cernlng the advantages Of using elOc.
trIclty in killing criminals. 1T is a
pity. he says, tho thing Is not tried,
II only by way of experiment, on some
OF our lower cOngeners, whence it might
10 transported in time to tho higher re.
gions OF Ncwgale and the pro, inces y
This man writes with considerable
nerve. The apparatus, ho continues,
"of this fluid or force could bO packed
away in an ordinary travelling trunk. ="
II sho should Mary ,RaIu.
Some persons think that Queen Vic,
toria would losO her crown If she should
marry again, This is u mistake. There
Is no law Of tho British rOalm prevent.
ing tho sovereign from marrying as
often us hO or she plCases
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lNrTAollos.
Though sages may pour ont their wisdbms
treasure. =
There is no tterneF moTa!iSt than pleasure
.-tByF1n.

Tbey will not who could,
They cannot, who w8nll,
And, alas, many dare MT
Thus rtlnneth this BpfIi's plot
--[Fr6m tie German.
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The heavy cloud may 30 raining,
But with evening Coinel the Hight,
Through tho dark are low winds complain.
Ing. t
Yot tie iunriSe gilds the height;
And love has bis hi ldsn treasure
For tho patient and ths pure.
Aud Time gives his fulle measure
To the workers who endure;
And the Word that no law hA, shaken
Has tho future pledge suppliei;
For we know that when We aAWakenh
We shall bs asatiSfpi. =
-Trinslay,s Magakiha
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Tho Karma-Rll tho total of d sodI (
Which is tue thingsit dld, Tie tacuylrts Il
Tie Aseli' It wove-wlih Woof Of yiowleFs
time.
Cr@ el on tho warp invisible Of aets
-[aLlght Of Ata.H
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Live, Active Men,

as Agents in West virginia. Good Sal.
aries can be earned by men willing to
work Ut the business. This Company
lends money to their Policy Holders on
first mortgage security and the reserve
cash balance oi iis Policies.
Call on q. GRANT, General Agent,
at POmtroy, Ohio, lapr20mS
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WANTED.

THE UNION CENTRAL LIFE IN.
l SuRANCE COMPANY, Of Cincin.
natl, Ohio, desire to employ several
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RmckIen's Arnica saIve.

The Best Sslve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Few
Sores, letter, ohapped Hands, CailblainS
Corns, and ali Skin Eruptons, and positive
~ ~lres Piles, or no pay required. 1t b
warranted TO give perfect satisfaction, q
money refunded. Price rs cent PER box.
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OUR "PERFECTlON" BRAND COLOR.
ed AMERICAN eros GRAIN SILK.
Is undoubted ly the Very Rest Dollar Colored
Silk in the market. Their soft lusirous fn,
ish and ct earling wearing qualities make
them well worthy Of recommendation TO
every lady DESTROYS OF purchasing a nice silk
dress.
To dspel oil prejudice against the above
two lines Of silks, we will warrant them not
to break, crack, nor shift the seams, and
will make good every justifabe claim made
within six months from purchase.
Colois Node Stone, Pawn, Drsb. Tan,
Brown, Coach, ok Stone, Sapphire, GEN
darme, Bordeaux Garnet, Wine Seal, Myr-
tie Green, Bronzs, Maroon, Marine, Gazelle,
Cheatnut
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A Great Problem.

Take all the Kidney aud Liver
Aedi~nes,
Take all the Blood purifiers,
Take all the Rheumatic remedies,
Take oil the Dyspepsia and indigestion
cures,
Take all the Agus, Fever and bilious
specifics,
Take all brain and News force
TeUipcrs,
Take all the great" health r.storers,
In short, take all the best qualities of all
these, and the beat
Qualities of all the best medicines in the
world aud you will fine that Hop
-Bitters have the best curative qualities
and powers OF all concentrated
In them, and that they will cure when
any or all o. these singly or combined
Fail A thorough trial vii give posi-
tive preof of this
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SPRING VEIVETS.
OUR "SpECIALTY'r IS THE

New "Elberon" Velveteen -This Velveteen
has now earned world wide reputation,
and is noted for the closeness and thickness
of its pile, its rich beautiful flash is en-
tirely free from fressiryg none but the very
best materials being used in its manu- facture;
is warranted fast dye; is flexible and grace
fol, shows no creases, is easily d'aped and
hardly dstiuguishable from the Silk Velvet;
every second yard stamped "Elberon vslve-
teen.' only ST % pr yard.
Colois-Mode Olive, Navy, Marine. Myr-
lie, Drab, Light Blue, Beige, Cardinal, Seal,
Brown, Scarlet Wine. three shades Of Gar
net, and Black.
We are showing in this depar tnent an ele :
CANT line Of l9inch Silk Velvet, at ST. so
per yard. Colors, Mode, Tan, Beife, castor.
Fawn, Cadet, Sapphire Garnet, Cardinal
Navy Blue. Marine and Black
BLACK & COLORED DRESS GOODS.
CASHMEREs, CAMEL'S HAIR HOME
SPINS, CASIMIRS, ALBATROSS.
OTTOMANS, NUNS NEILINGS,
BENGALINES. LADIES, SIC
Il Ii IL n ES, TENNIS
CLOTHES, BATISTE LAME.
PRUNELLES, FOULES.
TRICOTS.
Having received our Spring Stock Of ALI
Wool Black and CClored Dress Goods and
Novelties we are now prepared to show the
largest and most extensive collection ever
placed on our counters comprising the best
production Of Textile art, representing all
the prevailing Spring and summers shader
and colorings
Each piece is select.d with care and scru-
tiny, rejecting oil which in our conception
lacks that most essential quality Durability,
combined with Style, Neatness and Clear.
uess. We solicit your examination.
GERMAN, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
PLAIDS AND NOVELTIES.
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POVERTY AND SUFFERING.

81 was dragged down with deot poverty
and suffering for years, csuse by q sick fami-
~ and la:ge bills fer doctoring.
wM completely discouraged, until one
year ago. by the advice Of my pastor, ! com
mensed using Hop Bitters and in one month
we were all well, and none ofus have seen e
sick day since, and want TO say to all poor
men, You can keep our families we'll year
with Hop Bitters for lsss than one doctor 8
visit will cost know i: A WORKMAN.
&S- None genuine without "a bunch Of
green Hops on the white label Shun all
the vile, poisonous stuff with Hop or
"Hops" in their name.
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When you Wis or leave New York City,
save baggs expressage and carriage hire
and stop at the Grand Union Hotel, oppo.
site Grand Central Depot. --reEt rsoEs 1T.
ted up at a cost of one Eillioa dollars re-
duced to ST and uprsrd, per day. e
pcan plan. Elevator Restaurant ~ lied
with the best. Horse ears, sAgss sac sle-
waited railroad to all depsu Families can
live for less money at the Grand Usion Ho
tel than at any other frs'-slass hossl ~ the
city.
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A suite usiness-Building apart
nent hotels.
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HARDENED LIVER.

Five years ago broke down with kidney
and liver complaint and rheumatism
Since then have been unable to be about
at all. Ny liver became hard like " ood my
limbs were pulled rp and filled with water
All the best ply sIcisus agree that nothing
could cure me. resolved to try Hop BIT.
tiers; have uled seven bottle; the hardness
has all gone from my liver, the swelling
from my limbs aid 1t has worked miracle
in my case; otherwise would have been
now in my eraye.--J. W. MokxY, Blnalo,
Oct |. 1881,
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J.F. BOYD, Superioenoee
Ii. b. GERnARDT. Agent
Fast Mail runs On Sunday from Hagers.
town TO Harrisburg, and n, O. express
from Harrisburg to Hagerstown.
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WOODWARD Il LUTHROP, |
BOSTON
DRY GOODS HOUSE,
WASHINGTON, D. G.

&r Special mail order department un
der experienced supervision. Samples mail
ed upon application. We ask our customers
to be as explici as possible, 10 ordering bo h
samples and goods, giving style, color, size
and about the price you desire TO give. -aG
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ID L. SMITH. r. GARRETT, il
SMITH { GARRETT,

RIAL Efln LOAF an nTRlsI lGIEN.
Rave for sale some of the best farms, ranches
and town property in Russell county. Taxes
promptly paid for ncn-rssidens Core
sposdsz se soIisited
SMITH L GARRETT,
al em Do,ranse Russell Co., KAnsas
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Pure Vinegar.

Pure Apple Cider Vinegar
Bolmau's Imported German White
Wine Vinegar.
Crosse ~ Blackweir- Imported Mali
Vinegar
Vinegar cannot be made amy better
or purer than the above brands. and
we guarantee them in every particu-
lar
MARSHALL d HEARD,
Austin Az.
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rcncAcd here That ka-a.G la- NOT ia..-
en- a. the garrison it i~ asserted. still
refuses 10 surrender TO the forces of
the Muhdi.