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The Darlington Mining Company ,

The Darlington Mining Company is
the name of new organization,
artlclesof incorporation of which were
filed in the Office of County Clerk
Cutler yesterday. The names of the in
corporators and the amount of capital
stock held by each is as follows: p
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OECoND HAND BICYCLES OF At ,.,,..
y and in good order from sd ,'iI-, ItzES
Sole Age nts- for q, s. A. for the oeaEPwTards.
Northern. Come and see. Seieoeated
n B; Now is the time to buy bievo,..
the E1nstalment system-S30 do,3!eeles on
monthly Noe the address. " aDS SSS ~, SO
West Temple Street, opposite VsIIevz - south
sq MATTRESS BROTHERS. io aOuse,
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REMOVAL.

D1oNEER FANCY STORE. MRsRa
South street, and desires all 10 reraeubs,
that q full line of Millinery and Fancy
Goods will be kept. Hats and Trimmings
Woods, CrewelIs, Chenille, Embroidar
Silks, Arrssine, Ribbosene, Maersna, Ed
Notions of all kinds; also q Complete g
sortment of Wax Flowers and Fruit MsterisL
The Only Line kept in Salt Lake. LessorI
given in fancy work. Stamping done 70 Or
der. aIIIotat MRS. B. s. LONG.
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StOrnnOnt.

The stock sold freely for 15c. on the
New York market.
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The small ore output is attributed to
the bad condition of the wagon roads.
Increased shipments are looked for this
week. u Di.s 'oi71 -'''''''73- !, u -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR SALE
SPECIAL NOTICE

MEL BORING MACHINE orr
w Enquire st Coop. Furniture s..daEAP.
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THIS PAPER Pa .sy be 81 f0sns dS q sstssss
Advertising Bureau COSprucS WIZ III ~ vfiE.
observation-disclosures be mede toy IL In NEW
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sussoa1sr Cor the Peoples Paper-Tzs
Sag IaE8 Hz2a4R
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WANTED.
To RENT.
CITY sCACENoEP-

WORK DONE GOOD AND wr7u
~ ~ oE fTr9CMitPsnesss. Drop Orders to X n
b. b. r.. Oi' II, or leave them at Thomson;s
Com Cear = >te Agency, Is Main Street, opposite
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is for week .$13l. 1882

The Weeks Output. ia al 81
The base metal and ore output during
the past week consisted of:
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AL X. OF L.


What Archbishop CorIISan Says About the
stand Of the Church.
New YORK. World,
Archbishop Corrlgan, OF New York city,
was called upon by a representative OF
The World, who questioned him as to tho
stand the church would take toward the
Knights Of Labor, The archbishop was
very busy, and referred him to Mgr.
Quinn. In response to an inquiry Mgr.
Quinn said that the subject Of the proprie-
" OF Catholics becoming Knights OF
Labor had been discussed by the officers
Of the church in New York, but no de-
cislon had been reached,
"Do you Think 1t probable that a similar
order to Cardinal Taschereau's will be
issued in the United states?" asked the
reporter,
II cannot tell. The matter has been
discussed, as l said, but nothing has been
decided, We have been watching the
knights Of Labor, and shall continue to
10 80. Up TO the present time they do
not seem TO differ much from q great
many other societies that are not exactly
forbidden by the Church. 1t Is true that
that there have been disturbances and
possible violations of the law by Knights
OF Labor, but that is something that the
Church can not regulate or BIZ held re
sponsible for, The society has not been
mentioned by name, as the Freemasons
and others have been, In the list OF for
hidden societies by the Church, and Is
not therefore. on the same footing. We
snail observe the conduct OF the Knights
OF Labor, and II we see that they are adVo.
eating violations Of the law and the rules
Of the Church we can issue warn.
ganization, 1t is the duty Of the bishops
and officers OF the church to keep a care.
inl watch at all times to see that the doc
trines and regulations Of the church are
not disobeyed. AT present, therefore, with
relation to any probable action by the
church against the Knights Of Labor, the
matter rests with the discretion OF tho
bishops, They can advise against 1t and
punish any one for remaining in the So
Clety in opposition to their warnings, but
in the United States II cannot 90 so far as
to exCommuniCRte Catholics for remain
ing in the society without first referring
the question 10 the Pope at Rome. l do
not know whether Cardinal TasChereau
has authority TO eXCommuniCate in such q
case as this or not, Possibly he has, but
We could not do it here. He Is acting
within the power Of every Bishop in for.
bidding Catholics from joining the knights
OF Labor in Canada, He probably sees
reasons why such an order is necessary.
But we have taken no action here, and
shall not unless We become convinced that
1t ia necessary"
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A
An 1nstrumsat That viii Telegraph taste
Than n Man Tan write;

An InstrumSnt That Will Telegraph Faster
Than n Man Can wtlts.;
.HaS FORK Nall aud RtpnSt.
There % an electrician In East Twenty.
third street who ulalmH to haYe Invented a
telegraph instrument which he believes
will reyolntioniSe all the present systems,
80 far &c speed and accuracy are concerns
oil. In describing the invention the cleo.
said to q Nail ind EIpsess reporter:
"Let me say to you at the outset that the
as q wh1le 10 not my inyen:
ton, that le to say, the idea Is not wholly
original with me. Some years ago, while
1 wa In London, an invitation was ex.
tended to me to visit Telegraph street,
There the Electric and International Tele.
graph company has iB Offices. II Is q
wonderful place, What Ii termed the
Foreign Gallery was a mitch greater
treat % me then 0 hundred British MI.
seuns. There | saw telegraph instfu.
inents Of all kinds. Well, there was one
little instrument that took my fancy, II
was called simply the British instrument,
and was invented by Edwatd u Bright,
who was knighted by Her Majesty Ia re-
NoRnitiOn 81 his talent,
ut Ia upon this %telegraphiC instrument
1 have 90 mitch improved that messagea
be Bsht by II almost iouriold iAstei
than at present, There Is, 90 to speak, nc
souhdef to the receiving apparatus, for
have substituted instead the two bells.
Let me describe II to you az briefly and
intellgehtly as | can, tesefEing, o. course
the description Of some oil tile integral
paris, which for the present must be KEEP
q secret,
40 begin with 1 have four coils instead
81 two, as used on the Mofse instrument
and have two keys instead Of one, q
that, Instead Of making long and cuiubtoul
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n MAID.


AN Old Subject Turned over Again In a
Good Housekeeping.
The servant girl Of this age has too large
a share Of consideration and Importance,
vastly more than in the past, when women
understood housekeeping and ordered
their households according to their own
ideas Of government, They were not sub.
servient to the will Of their servants, be.
cause they understood practically their
own position and duties, as we'll as those
OF the servant, In the conscious dignity
and power OF Knowledge tbs inferior
class was controlled. The influence Of
mind over mind 10 such that its potency
as q governing factor should not be
ignored. An inferior class need not en-
slave one Of higher intellect, II that intel.
leCt be exertedin opposition. The higher
intellect Of American housewives has
been enslaved long enough. 1t is q priv.
lege and q duty TO regain the aVCendenOy
and disenthrall themselves from the op,
precision Of domestiCs. This bondage Is
not the result OF weakness Of intellect nor
inability Of executive duties, but most OF.
ten through inaClion and evasion OF re-
sponBtbilily. Aggtessions must be met
brRVely, ResiHtGnCe, TO be tifeCtual, must
not be occasional nor spasmodlC, but, con-
tinued and earnest, such resistance eau
secure the supremacy which our noble
women ought 10 maintain In their house
holds.
Hone.mRking Is peculiarly woman's
provinces rs soon az women realigs the
nobility Of that vocation and arouse themv
selves from the lethargy OF inRCtion the
first step in reformation OF home govern.
ment Ia taken. A further advance Is made
and the reformation fairly %inaugurated,
when, realizing the necessity for action,
they begin TO inquirer "Whst Is wonan'6
work" and determine TO Ut themselves
for Its performance. With the character
istic, earneBtnsss Of every true woman,
they will apply themselves to learning
and performing the duties Of their station;
succeeding generations will then attest
the superiority Of woman over the inferior
class that forms a part OF their households.
Some will claim that the women Of TO.
day are more iEAil and delicate than those
Of preceding generations, and untitled,
therefore, physically, ior The manual
labor pertaining to housekeeping. This
may be true; but the object Of this in.
vestigatlon IL not to consider woman's
physical aaieCts, nor to bring about the
imposition Of the servants work upon the
MISTRESS. 1t is rather desired to show
that the duties Of each position. are poai.
tive and distinct, and that 1t rests with
the mistress, as the chief executor, to
discriminate accurately and impsrtially
with regard to the provinces. This dis.
elimination will be OF great value in SO.
curing efficient and agreeable service
from those physically able 10 endure
labor.
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dashes, / work the system with dots alto
gethrF, and as the operator works with
both hands at the same time, you can form
some idea Of how fast messages can be
transmitted over 1t. Each key hEa q sep
crate set Of calls, and each magnet iscoS-
nected with the bells, so that every time
either or each Is moved it rings the bell.
Should the current coming in from the
main line be too feeble to work the bells,
/ have arranged Q scheme by which | can
make them ring "a loud "a desired. Like
any other system, relays can be used at
different points. Indeed, the only differ
ence is the mechanism Of my invention.
There Is nothing like 1t in use anywhere,
o., you see, the bells are so arranged that
their sound catches right and left ear Of
the receiver. By desdeniDg one q little
the sound Of each is made so distinct
that it Is impossible for the operator TO
mistake one for the other. Ths alphabet
is very simple, and to my mind the system
can be mastered thoroughly in less than
one-halt the time 1t takes TO learn the
Morse system. Here Ia the alphabet, and
Judge for yourself. The letter A is made
by pressing the right key down twice, or
in other words, making two dots. In the
Morse system the tirst letter Of the alpha
bet Ia made by making a dot and q dash.
To make the dash takes up twice as much
time as to make three OF the letters on
my instrument, In point Of fact, with
this instrument an experienced operator
could transmit messages at the rate Of
ninety words q minute. This, Of course,
wouldbe too fast for ths most rapid writer,
and | only cite this to show what | have
gained in speed over the others. As soon
as ! get my patent | have contracts to fill
in Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Balll-
more and this city,
slave you Christened your invention
n was thinking Of calling 1t the Rapid
Transmitter,' but may change my mind,
Call in again when | have my operators
in good trim, and will give you q sample
Of how rapidly we can send and receive
messaVes.N
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QUEER THINGS OF TUE WORLD.


George Bristol, Of Plano, III, aneeSed so
hard the other day that he fractured one
Of his ribs,
Ellicottvills, q little town in Oattarau-
gus county, N. Y, boRsts Of a t~Our-year-
old boy who Is four feet tall and weighs
lilo pounds.
An enterprising young farmer, near Ton
AMANDA, Pa has q hen sitting OF hawks
eggs, intending to kill the young ones for
the county.
Michael Brock, while crossing the river
near Momelee, ILL., in q rowbOat, was
struck by lightning and killed, The boat
was torn to splinters.
Two Long Islanders had an odd match
at Westhav5n for 500 a side, one picking
the feathers from four chickens In less
time than 1t took his competitor to skin
twelve cells.
On Monday q forger named Strife, while
in charge Of an officer coming East, jump.
ed through the window Of q Union Pacific
car while at full speed, No trace Of him
has been discovered.
Charles Wilmot, Of Southville, Conn,
went fishing for suckers in the Housatonic
river, He had an unusually promising
bite, and pulled outa siamese twin fish. II
was equipped with q single body, two
heads and . tail.
While a young woman was being taken
in an express train from Boston to a re.
form school the other day she eludsd her
guardian aud Jumped through q window
while the train was at full speed. The
train was stopped, but no girl was found
nor has been yet.
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gAedtesI,

browns IRON BITTERs ENTIRE.
u LY Cured Mr.. Mary Theyser, OF Ceredo,
Wayne couply, W. Va, after suffering with dyspep.
Tor years aud nothing else furnished relief.
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Sir Henry Thompson holds that poor
craftsmanship nowadays Is largely due to
dvannnaia.


Mr.. T. W. Atkins Glrard, Kan, writes;
II never hesitate to recommend your
Electric Bitters To my customers, they
give entire satisfaction and are rapid sell.
ers.' Electric Bitters are the purest and
best medicine known and will positively
cure Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify
the blood and regulate the bowels. No
can afford to 10 without them.
They will save hundreds Of dollars In doc.
tors bills every year. Sold at fifty cents
. bottle by Logan q On AwF4w
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Sure euro for blind, bleeding and itching
Plies. One box has cured the worst cases
Of ten years standing. No one need suffer
ton minutes alter using this wonderful
Kinks German Pile Ointment. It abb
serbs tumors, sllays the itching at once,
acts as q poultiCe, gives instant and pain.
loss relief. Kinks German Pile Ointment
is prepared only for the cure Of Piles and
itching Of the private parts, and nothing
else. Every box Is warranted by our
Agents, Logan 4 90. and Richardson &
Goodwin,
Sold by all Druggists and sent by mail
on receipt Of price, Soc and 81 per box.
Ia KIRK MEDICINE Co.,
KyF4w Proprietora, Lorain, Ohio.
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hScys ale has been Adjourned until FAtut.
TtuaDte,
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MANY persons are afflicted with erup.
lions Of the skin, boils or ulcers. Brand.
reth's Pills, taken freely will, In . short
time, cure eruptions, pimples or boils,
Ulcers Of long standing require treatment
for some weeks, but be assured that The
wofst fever sores OF obstinate ulcers will
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these Pills. MwH&w
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Sunrttcr 9csorts.

Terms for the Summer of 80, beginning June 1
reduced Is TO 30 percent audth highest staudNd
Of excellence maintained, SITUATED within 100
yard, Of Fort Monroe, the largest iortiAcAtlon In
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place are untlvGlled. Daily target practice, guard
mousting and dte,s parade.
Excellent boating Fishing and Driving, aud the
surt bathing the finest on the Atlantic CoGit, Fer
ient in cuisine and appointments. Accommodates
1000 guests, Afternoon concerts by U. y. AtL'y
school Hand aud nightly hons. PIe.emiuently n
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trom malaria and conducive 10 relTeshlug slecp,
illustrated descriptive palnphlO! and terms.
my4 Y. n PIKE, Manager.
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THAT HACKING Cough can be 30 quickly
cured by Shiloh'B Cure. We guarantee It.
WILL YeU suPFKR with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint shiloh's Waller Ia
guaranteed 10 cure you.
StEEpLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. shlloh's Cure Is the
remedy for you.
CATARRu CpRgD, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh'V Catsrrh Rem.
edy. Price 10 cents. Nasal Injector free.
Sold by Laughlin Bros, 4 Co., wholesale
agents, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Mr.. E. Springer, Of Mechanicsburg, Pa,
writes: ~ was afflicted with lung fever
and abscess on lungs, and reduced to a
walking skeleton. Got a free trial bottle
OF Dr., Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, which did me 80 much good that l
bought q dollar bottle. After using three
bottles, found myself once more q man,
completely restored to health, with d
hearty appetite, and q gain In flesh OF As
lbs" Call at Logan & Co.'s drug store
and get a free trial bottle OF this certain
cure for all Lung Diseases. Large bottles
81 00. MwFaw
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FoR lame back, side or chest, use shi.
lOh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents.
SHiLOH's COUCH and Consumption Cure
10 sold ~ US on q guarantee. 1t cures
consumption.
CROuP, wnouFtNa CoUutt and Broh.
chitis Immediately relieved BY shlloh's
Cure,
SaiLhH's ytrALisRR is what you need
for Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, DiCi.
ness, and oil Symptoms Of DyBpepblA,
Price 10 and rs eanls pef bottle.
Sold BY Laughlin Bros, 4 Co., whole.
sale agents, Wheeling, W, Va,
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The besL salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Qhapped Hands, Chllblains,
CornS and all Skin EtuptlonS, aud posi-.
lively cures Piles, OF no pay required. 1t
iB% guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
OF money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan h %.
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but ipctionally higher. No 2 winter rcd spot
$40; June S5kas6c; August S5NaSGc. Corn, west.
erii quiet aud steady mixed spot 46kaigskc; May
lGllG4U; June 46alJNo, July 4ShllSMc, Oats,
quiet add steady; western white 4UA420; do mixed
6oG3sc. PfOvis.pns qulet and steady.
TOLEDo, o., May ~ Wheat 1rm; cash siGSic;
June size; July SIC; August SEXGi September
SlHc. Corn steady cash and June 5so; July 8akc,
Oats unclaimed,
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4.rnStrr lkn1rsI
[RSgBssTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE

Gs9SSSrEES SALE OF VALUABLE
" .itiae I = Deod Of Trust made by George II.
w Elizabeth N. Men, his wild, 10 me ~
M ualel december o, 1888, recorded In The
IVY, Mu! vlnInia, ID Deed 0iTnili Book No.
l1sslI w Will sell u public auction, u the
'aV1i OF the Court nOtue Of said county, on
MtUaDAY, THE Sth DAY OF MAY, iSS5,
\ ~ Mug at 10 O'Clock A. H., the following de.
Pflpetty, that 10 10 JAyi A,0ertln parcel OF
IN VI lAld situated In The city Of wheeling
Tx fvuh!!y, Wet VlhlnlA, bounded and de-
IN NJ w lgilowti Beginning 81. . polnt on tue
nv ile OF Fourteenth BtfGgt where the baAl line
nv, Property conveyed BY. ueotge II. Nell and
Fss pSSmbef6 1889, lnLefAepts the line ol said
III Slehce tasivatdly With The line ul sad
n sli'll illne ieet RiK lnOheSj thence north.
~ " UNI angles With said street 10 The land
tn ns 70 lllGes heitsi theHOe WeatwAtdly
w lile thltly.nlnO feet Fix l10hBll more
Sid Emma J siePbens' lasi line thence
~, line luuihWdtdly through lhe. centre
division wall Of tho brick hOuie TO the line
p,Stnlh street, tho point u btglnnlhg. On
ri Ivy gtnB feet u A6id land IA o good two
SlVh house, AID On the north end Of the eAAl
y w NN iueht8 Ol said lAOd Aa good two
hkIa ale hOueei tbs property Will DO offered q.
VI N, ~ IN we patIeiAi aud tOld ~ apptatl
uNe a litTei 10. DO perfect, but I will con.
ia Wy ullete ted III me bysaid deed Of trust,
O NAY AlR -Ont.thlEd and q much mOte a
h 800 elC!N 10 pAy ID cash on the day 81
nj Vsance IL tE0 EQUAL lnalAlllatnlAAt Qut
I nolys bAtlng Interest from the dal
N0rt W slVon. lot the deferred payments, aug
u " Y DE OlttuSt on Tue property, The build
pekePt Insured tot the behOat Of iunh trust
wa tALLER, Xucionsss. apPiS.s
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GIa ~QrtdIgsnter.
once, NOa. rs and ~ FO~urtoOnth street.
unk GRAFT WORLD GROWS.

PraL Saisv "a Boston Adrerittsr.
Think when you blame the present age, my friends
Tnis age hAs me Iedeeming polAI 1t meldS,
With many 0RstFUta lila Were fore q ~ cope;
Bat WI have life and movement, Wb have nope,
OIL this uulhl Thrice ultlAble they
Mhosslot u last IN ngts Oi decay.
Who watch 4 waning Light, An ebbing tide,
Declna VI snsigy and TALL Of piide.
Old 8. ries dis ppeaTlnS unreplac.d,
ltecedlng Culture anu entrOAthIug waste. -
Art grows pelRntie, MANNERS WaXinX coarse,
The g0O1 thing tlll HgGce. ded by tue worse,
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BatChetOr's Celebrated Hair Dye.

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AYER's S~ARsApARiLtA has such concen.
tfated, curative power, that II ls by far the
best, cheapest aud s1reSt blood.putiler
known. nav
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browns IRON BITTERs RFFEOT.
u UALLY uurud Miss LiESla Poe, Grafton, Tay.
lOf county, ". Va, Of n attack Of Indigestion and
pannral inability Rhh manh hni nnh hnLIIn.
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An actor laid down before a moving
railroad train and appeared In two parts
Immediately afterwards.
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browns IRON BlTTERS CURED
ID MIS- w. Tobler Martha burg, ", Va, When
11.dre mtensely with dyspepsia, and she cOnld
Ssi mo- IL lei rom any other l0urCe, she Ed,iAes
II Fho sairr from this tumble N give lsa VIA.
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E6stVeEeo I ssiiSsr Ap.

psTieht.
m Decentralization pleas.
ant Apefitnt In the form Of
4 pbWdet, reducing when
q bsolvel In wafer au Et.
hilafailnR, EHefveSrIng
by
our best PbyGiciHus as 4 70.
liable and agreeable fem.
edv II cutei COhsii fRiinn,
cures Indigestion, cures
peptiA cures Piles
Guns HsartDurti, cures
y ok.lIeRdAche cures Llvat
Complaint cures Sick Sl0m.
hnh, and gently ufIei all
the EGuieiOry organs 10
proper AD1OnI II should
found In every house
mold aud cartltd BY every
traveller,
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nor RENT,

D0OMs FOR RENT-IN HORN.
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