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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-22
Horses in Maine.

The Department # Agriculture has
recently issued a report, prepared BY
j. Il. Dodge, NtatisticIan OF the De
partmeut, giving the annual returns OF
increase and decrease OF farm animal,
and their value, in each of the States
and Territories. According to the re-
port. the interest in horse breeding
has taken the lead, aud no other class
Of domestic animals has increased IN
such proportions, both in numbers and
value. The advance average. FIVE per
cent. and l. well distributed through
the country, though naturally larger III
the western section OF the country, as
Il result of the rapid increase in popula-
ton there, and the development Of IN
dustrial enterprises generally.
The total number Of horses on farms
in the State Jan |, 1888. is shown to
be 94.S57. valued at SS,638, 3j3. or
about S9l.07 per horse. Maine stands
nearly at the head of the list in the
value of horses and all other domestic
animals The fact is, that as the value
increases there is proportionate adj
vance in price, and greater encourage
ment is offered for the breeding OF pure
blood stock. The field seems unlimited
so long as we reach a certain standard
of merit, while below this there i, no
profit. With the State making a
steady gain i'll quality. the outlook for
the future is promising.
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Remember The Family Anniversaries.

As people, We pay far too little
attention to birthdays and other fam
lily anniversaries. Too much cannot
be done to make home attractive. so
that our boys and girls will prefer it to
all other places.
This has been the incest day ever
knew" said a boy to his mother one
evening. The birds have all been
singing, and the sun has shone every
minute. and everything has been SO
lovely Just for your birthday, mamma,
and I'm so glad !" and he emphasized
his gladness with hearty hug and
kiss. For weeks the boy had been
looking forward to this day, and plan
ming and making a little birthday gift
as a surprise, and when the time came.
bis whole mind was given to making
his mother happy.
But it's so much trouble to cele-
blate birthdays" complain some moth
ers, land in large families they come
so often" Yes, it is some trouble ;
but how can we keep our children con-
tented and happy at home without TAX
ing trouble? And no mother regrets
the trouble when she sees her children
regarding their home as the very best
place in the whole world. Try to cele
brate the birthdays one year. and see
if it does not pay" in the enjoyment
of the whole family. Let no oAe be
forgotten. from father to baby, and
try to have each one interested in all
the others, planning, if possible, some
little birthday gift. No matter how
simple or trifing it may be, the love
and thoughtfulness which go with it
will make it precious.-American Ag-
riculturist for March.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-22
Beer AND Wine Us. Distilled Liquor.

1t is the theory of not few oppo-
nents of the saloon that the way to d.
minish the evil effects of intemperance
is to substitute beer and wine for alco-
holic beverages. We have never had
any faith in this theory. In the first
place, the tendency of both wine and
beer is to promote the appetite for the
stronger drinks, as is clearly demon
strsted bv several facts. For exam
pie. to name a few, the humber OF sa-
looms licensed to sell beer and wine
only is very small in proportion TO the
number licensed TO sell both distilled
and fermentcd drinks absInthc.
destructive alcoholic liquor, is taking
the place of wine in France. the land
of champagne the alcoholic evil be
came so great i'll wine producing
Switzerland as TO compel the Republic
to take stringent measures for the re-
preston ot the traffic ; and the greatest
beer country in the world has not been
able to prevent increased consumption
OF spirits. 1t was only few weeks
ago that bismarck, in making his great
speech before the Reichstag, refreshed
himself at frequent intervals, not with
the national drink. but with brandy.
In the second place. there is plenty OF
drunkenness in beer. and it is quc,-
ton whether il is not quite as deadly a
foe TO the physical and mental man as
rum. In the third place, the beer theory
has been abundantlv proved delusion.
The English Beer Act of 1880 was ex-
pccted to do wonders in the way OF
driving out the stronger drinks and fur
nishing the people with wholesome
beverage" The Duke of Wellington,
who was a special advocate of It, de-
clared il a greater achievement than
any of his military victories. And 50 1t
was. IN one sense. II destroyed more
people than the Dukes armies ever de-
slroycd Sidney Smith WAS also II sup
porter Of the bill but subsequently he
lost confidence in it. The New Beer
Bill, he wrote, has begun it, opera
tions Everybody is drunk those who
are not singing are spraw l"g | he
sovereign people are in Il heastly state.
there are any reputable people IN
England to-day who have confidence n
the beer theory they do not assert their
confidence We notice. on the contra
~. in The Contemporary Kericrr. for
January. IN an article by Francis Peek.
author OF Social Wrcckagc' aud 9th
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A Woman's Question.


by E.llLahetD II. blhNiIhs-I
DO YOU know YOU have asked for the
costliest thing
Ever made by the hand above
woman'> heart, and woman's life.
And a womans wonderful love-
Do YOU know you have asked for this price
less thing
As child might ask for a toy.
Demanding what Others have died to win.
With the reckless dash of boy.
You have written my lesson of duty out,
Man like YOU have questioned me;
Now stand at the ba. Of my woman's soul
Until shall question thee.
You require our mutton shall always be hot,
Your socks and vuur shirts shall be whole;
| REQUIRE Vour heart shall be true as Gods
stars.
~ pure IT. heaven your soul
You require cook for YOUR mutton and beef;
| require far better thing;
4 scamstrc,> You're wanting for stockings and
shirts:
| look for man aud king.
A king for a beautiful realm called Home.
And man that the maker, God.
Shall look upon A. he did The first.
Aud say: 1T j. very good"
am fair and Young; but the rose will fade
From my soft. Young cheek some day
viii YOU love me then. mid the falling leaves,
A. YOU did mid the bloom OF May:
|, YOUR heart an ocean 20 broad and deep
| NAV launch my all on il tide;
4 loving woman fiud> heaven or he'll
ON the day She j. made bride.
require all things that are grand and true,
All thing, that man should be;
If YOU give th> all. would stake my life
To bc all YOU demand OF me.
II Won cannot do thi>. Il laundrcs> and cook
You can hire with little pay,
But = woman'> heart aud a wOmau'> life
Are not to Ice won that way.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-22

A despatch from Tangier says that the
officials there attacked the house of an
American protege who fed. The other
members of the family were violently
seized and taken away to prison and cheir
property was declared forfeited. An
American man-of-war is now on her way
to Tangier and on her arrival it is expect
ed that the United States consul will de-
mand the restoration of the protege.
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Per Cent. First Mortgages in Kansas

~ ~ sSdgfs IN AallSas.
turing tfe next 30 days we shall give our rustorn.
sts per cent Oh any money they may send ~ for
investments we have for sale. We have on hand
III Mortgages and applications for money upon
nro ftgiee loans, mostly upon leo acre farms
, III amounts 81 800 TO $40 900 At p,.r
s sn.iN Wiiish we offer How much money can Won
H., RI " ior these loans? They are seiur.
ny IiM strlhgency in the money mari Of cnel,la .
" cut Gown amounts applied for in each case to
sn ahohht that Is safe begond Doubt No,y ia
WI, M a. He' niHe line OF small gilt edge Ios
Ssyvf~e to- my =, p', rs,t, hsmlt Win
investment Bankers and Loan Agents Tonel, zen
bos'oh ofhce; Room "A, No. IS Bromfjel Street
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\rs loIE sun
Leary s Big Ship Raft,

James ID. Leafy, the builder Of the
big raft which was lost at sea in De
cembcr last. returned Oh last Friday
from Port ,Ioggins. y. ) where he has
timber ship III the course Of construc-
ton on the WAYS on which the raft was
built. The ship is TO he about $50 feet
loug. 100 feet longer than the raft. 1t
will be built in the same general way
as the raft, only the ends will be sharped
and will be bulk headed. to resist the
action of the waves. This ship raft
will be ship rugged. with six large masts
and will need no tugs A large gang
of men has been AT work for several
weeks, under the supervision OF ii. X.
Robertson. who built the raft, hauling
the huge timbers, which are being
chained together in one giant bundle.
The timbers are by far the largest that
have ever been shipped from Nova
Scotia The work is about half COM
pleted, and the monster will be ready
TO launch some time in Jul y or August.
The cost Of construction will be nearly
halt as much again rs that of the raft.
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PASADENA. CAL. Feb. 81. 1888.

PAsADENA, CAL. Feb. 21. 1888.
Mr. Editor: Willie Coggins of
South Hancock, Maine, moved his un-
cle's, (P. g. Wooster's) lawn this morn
ing in Pasadena This lawn was also
moved about Jan LIST. How does
this compare with billiards, thamping
your toes against a stump or toasting
them in the oven, and blowing your
fingers aud threshing the body with
your arms, saying nothing of stiff, pale
ears. &c. &c. too numerous to men
ton! PHIL.
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Our Flower Garden The Coming Sea.
son.

The time to commence work upon
our flower garden. as we'll as upon the
fruit or any other garden. is in these
early spring evenings when plans may
be drawn on paper, and if they do not
quite suit US, they can be readily
changed and be much more easily al
tered here than they could be on the
ground. Not only should the form
and position of the beds be decided
beforehand. but the plants which are to
fill them be selected 1t will be found
that the work will 90 on much more
easily when spring really comes by
having what the boys call "a good
ready. American Agriculturtst for
March.
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Tie Maine Central Railroad.
COMMENCING OCT. ~. 1887.
Fl r. +-t
TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAY Elk.
CEPTEO, AS FOLLOWS:


tStops on signal or notice to Conductor
These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line to and from Portland Boston
and st. John.
trips between Portland and Machiastmrt W,rcb
s, making two round trips week lea 1 IN, Nah
iaspou at 6 10 IA. m, every MONDAY and Thnrs,j,~
Tuesday and Friday. ''''
PAYSON TUCKER.
Vice Pres. and GepI Manager
: 7. Z. BooTHBY, Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Az
Feb. a. 1855. ,vroA
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1t is stated positively in Ottawa
that the Dominion government will go on
with the Sault Ste. Marie canal.
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s. Z. HOPKINS

W x Ioriian'- Store. Water st.
Ellsworth Maine.
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SNAG .PR0OF
Trade Marx
DUCK BOOT

A. Il is STYLED. This boot T. man
ufacturp,l with -entre Of lotion
buck " it'll coating~ of rubber, %
incorporated into the fibre OF the
Duck hN heavy machinery. a. 10
make a water proof material tilat
stands the scvprpst test of wear,
and renders IL MKT To- IN
POSSIBLE FOR THEM To
RACK OF to lie
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SPECIAL MEETING.

VI III MI WEL NJ.
A >FtC Al. meeting ~ the sullivan Fans Tow
n hnat Co. viii be- heb. at the store 90 trabtr,tc
4 lIaNey, in sullivan, on Monday tue 18th ay Of
March, l>s>, att O'Clock l.. NJ, for thu follow Ing
purpose
To " hat action the Stnckholdcr. will take ia
regard 10 shares Of the stock Of -tid COMPANY NOV
remaining 10 the treasury
JOHN Z. GORDON, II Directors Of
H. NJ. pREBLE, sullivan Fails
b. u. HANEY, Tow boat %.
ALp\ZD ABBOTT
sullivan, Me. Mar. :, l-Ss. 1uII
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For Sale.

TUT yGIte
THE Leroy Hill farm, situated on Union River,
l. at Brimmers Bridge two miles from depot
and postofliee. said farm contains 40 acres more
or less about 80 acres are under tillage-plenty Of
wood. The place is well fenced-never failing
water in the house. Said farm has a yearly an
nuity of s32 will be sold at bargain If applied for
soon The owner wishes to change climate.
TIP MRS. FANNIE ID. GRAY.
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& order direct from US and qaes' it, shall receive us that the money
] Box ans Boston Mass
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-25

Tho exodus u our bodily troubles T. doubly wei
come u their departure h unaccompanicd by pain,
II Il the fault 1T the bcsl Of commcndnbc cathnr
tics, which act solely upon The bowels that IA op.
eming they gripc and weaken thcso organs Hos.
letters stomach Hitter pruduoca laxative effect
hut neither causes palm nor weaken the abdominal
region or the stomach. Thsis prccmlncntly the
alternative which coustipatci, bilious or dytpcptlc
person should usc, since a rsorl tot involves no
hoiily discomnt nor produces a violent rchciion.
The liver Is amused the stomach benefited. aud
the habit Of body speedily aud permanently im.
proved by H. Fever and sguc. rheumatism aud
Kidney troubles hfc among the malsii,s iot which
rcofdcd experience has prp,ci II to be oiicaclouS
II Il Wholesome appetizer AMI n htmufe reliable
iianquillfcf n the nerves than stomach.iisturhinr
narvdlics aud fcdntiycs
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 224 Second 81.
BRISKLEy LUMBER Co.. l2i Jefferson st.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
20 Beale street. Tel. 365 for wagon to call.
CHoicr rigs at J. l.. Edwards 4 Co. 3
Livery, Third and Monroe.
Buy your potato barrels from I. Kordel,
No. 1913 Front street.
TELEpHoNE 100 for messenger or car
riage any hour day or night.
PANTS made TO order from 50 up. J..
Menke, tailor, 40 Monroe street.
MEMPHIS Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Renovating works, 22O Bcale street
LEE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings.
G. X. lIoTcHKIss, skilled matchmaker
Difficult and complicated watches | o..
pecially solicit No. 50 Monroe street.
PuRF and white as the flower whose
name II bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN Il Lilly COFFEE AND SPIcE Co.
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The Death Penalty In Corsica.

Paris Dispatch to the London Daily Telegraph.
One might have imagined tl.at in Cor.
oica, the land Of the vendetta, where
brigands seem Ia be almost ns plentiful as
blossoms in the month Of May, the guillo.
tine would not bc suffered 20 rust Tor want
OF use. At lastia, however. turtles have
been provcrbially mcrciful, perhaps on the
spare the rod aud spoil the child" prn.
oiple. he this as it may, the condcmna.
ton 10 death Of a rullian Of twcnty.iour
years Of age named Rocchini, who not
only murdered u man aud girl Of fifteen,
but underworld ON various occasions 10
make ycritable holocaust Of the island
gcndarmcrie. is regarded ~ an cxtraor.
binary phenomenon In the criminal annals
Of the town. II appears that for upward
OF forty years no Blslia jury had returned
verdict iustiiyiug the death penalty.
Incidentally Il may be- added that Roc.
chinis father ON the day Of the trial was
arrested NJ lie was taking constitutional
IN the lobhics Of the court. revolver. with
It's six chambers loaded, being ~ a matter
of course found on his person. II is pos.
eibly owing Ia the arrest Of hs parent that
the jury made ~ bold no to pronounce
the culprit guilty OF all the charges laid al
bis door. The vendetta, after all, some
times iorcstalls the guillo,ine, and Roc
chini the elder might have prevailed OF
bone Of the jury 60 stop long Gro his boi
laid his head ON the block.
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Did Nou IyepY

W. II. Rcycls NJ. d., Of baltimore, Nd,
says: "1hayc been In the practice of mcdi.
cine Tor over eighteen years hn, never have
seen the equal Of Hodges Sarsapnrila. IL
has worked miracles here In curing rheumn.
tism aud scrofula, Have almost come 10 the
conclusion that ! cannot practice without
it, Rangum Root Medicine Co., Manu-.
incturcrs Nashville Tenn, ii.o0 per bottle.
Bold at Holsters drug store, 2S9 Main street.
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Excursion 90 Arkansas aud Texas.

The old reliable Memphis 4 Little Rock
railroad will place on sale July "a, % and
20, round trip excursion tickets from Mem.
phs 10 all points in Arkansas and Texas
ut the low rate OF one fare for the round
trip. Tickets limited. Good for thirty
days, with the privilege Of stopping of at
Intermediate points. Sleeping car berths
reserved on application. Prompt atten.
ton given 10 all communications in regard
TO through service, rates and schedules.
Jons A. ScorT, Ticket Agent,
3l2 Main street, Memphis.
G., T.. HEru, 7. Z. A.,
81 Madison street, Memphis.
5. W. TucKrR, q. 7. A.,
Little Rock, Ark.
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Registers Onice,

p. d. Jones, trustee, TO Julia Martin,
OTIS and S, block 2, wrights subdivision,
Wright avenue, both 3oxlsO feet for
t042. 46.
q. q. Meyers 10 Antony Albrccht, south
half lot ~, block u, Raleigh, Market street,
Tor Sl25.
S. l.. Moore and wife TO r. w. Brford,
tract OF land, being part Of Deaddrick
grove tract, 200x30O feet, Trezevan, avenue,
Tor $3.50.
p. X. Thomas and others TO Cora d.
Wilson, lot %, Thomas subdivision Of LOT
So OF w. Williams tract, 500.
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Licensed "a Wed.

]. II. Rodgers and Sallio NJ. Thinner;
Will Pointer and Tbbio Campbell, Nose
Ilallem and Mrs. Mamie Lynn: John
Jackson and Matte Graham, colored r..
J. Tyner and Emma Dchison; Henry
Davis and Collie Movies, colorcd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-25

On July oath, 25th and Goth the Iron
Mountain route will sell round trip tickets
10 all points in Arkansas and Texas from
Memphis, ut one fare for the round trip
Tickets are good 30 days, with ample stop
over privileges. For the best map Of Ar
kansas ever Published, or detailed inform.
alton relative 10 the excursions, write TO
II. ID. Wilson, Passenger and Ticket Agent,
200 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-25

The case Of the State ys. Troy Robinson,
assault TO commit murder ON Cow island,
On trial.
W. C. McAllister, Of the red wagon, was
indicted by the grand jury forperjury.
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The state University a, Wnosyliic

th' S'"' '"'N'''s - h""N'"
Has jus, been rcorganizcd. II offers courses
in agriculture, civil engineering, mechanic
nj engineering aud mining engineering,
The professor Of mathematics will be nj
the office IT the board Of education ON
Second street from 10 I'll ~ o'clock today
TO give further information.
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Aro,,,,si.p H,,,. Ir,n..,.

IlorKISsynLE, Ky. July 2a.-R W.
Henry, prominent, politician, committed
suicidc BY shooting himself three times In
the breast today. ono bullet touched the
heart and death was almost instantaneous
No cause Is assigned.
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MIIson a linn

Handle al kinds II Furniture NJ low prices.
Upholstering, repairing. packing aud ship
ping gwen prompt attention. Reliable
goods. Fint-class work. Telephone 500
No. 232 Main street.
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shelby Circuit, Court.

A damage suit for 5000 was filed yes
terday by George w. Campbell against the
Cbickasaw Cooperagc company.
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A hotel In southwest Georgia was dc.
siroycd 10y fire last night The guests All
escaped, but allowed their clothing 20 burn
IN order 90 save several boxes OF yellow
Label cigars
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sunscmBE for TnE WErgLY ATRIAL 81
per year, and participate IN the grand dis
tIibutlOn Ol gifts December I.
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ApL VIC ask 70, Rising Sun baking pow.
der Is one Trial.
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Dox'T forget tho dear ones away Tor the
summer. Send them a box Of Floyd 4
MONEYS candies.
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ITS Minsl0vt soothing syfHp shouii aiwsys be
uscd tot children levlhlng n toothes the chli
tmient the runs, allait I'll Pain cures wind colio
Auds the bctt r,uicili tuf dlauans 80 q bottle
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THE COURTS.

Nothing was filed at the chancery court
yesterday.
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sa,i.. 4. s.,b.,..

Gar up clubs iOr nir wrrKLY Atrial
andsccuro one Of the cashprizcs. See lists.
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Grr up clubs Tor nfE WEEKLY ArrrAt
and secure one Of tile cash prizes Sec lists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-25

s. sLAGrR a Co., the cntcrprising aud
reliable ,ailon, have removed TO No. 30
Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-25

GEr up clubs for TnE WRgKLY ArrRAl
and secure one Of the liberal cash prize
Offered.
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SunscRnE for ruE WISELY ArrE,L, 81
per year, and participate Ia the grand dis.
Intuition OF giils December !.
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Tnr Rising sun baking powder is the
bcsi. Try Il.
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70 REMOVED ny 1uE v,E or COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
Of tie hair
Bumelts flayonng extracts are the
lCsL
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pAS from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating. j. relieved at once by taking
one Of Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately
after dinner. Don't forget this.
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Diamonds closc a, Muliorl'A

Tur new delicious beverage Frui.MiE ut
Floyd & Moneys soda counter. Try H.
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!. D. sFwARD. optlcirn. at Muliorl'L
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Knives, forks. etc, Muliord'A
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Everything reduced At Malforl'a
Mothers

Don't LET baby suffer With colds, coughing,
Group or sore throat Catbolic Smoke
Hall will cure. Price. 500. Lasts ok
months No. 226 Main street
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buy your tablcvarn now NJ Mulfori'a.
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Tur Campaign Scarf has arrived.
THOMPSON 4 STEVENS,
No. 80 Second street.
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IiuT-,t,,s table board NJ fmnsioln's,
on lmnt stUyt, opposite rustomhousc
Tho table h supplied With thc choicest
food the markets alorl aud carefully
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