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DGUGs. mEOiCINEs. &e.
L. 4. SALE,
APoTHECARY, sCo1 yENABLE STREET.
CUT PRICES.
PURITY GUARANTEED.
PURITY GUARANTEED.


1000 pounds EXPORTED CASTLE SOAP at
l5c.:
so dozen FINE TOILET SOAP at6lc. worth 81
80 dozen CUuCURA SOAP at 10. worth Pc.
l5c. will buy DIR. BULBS COUGH SYRUP;
49,. will buy DIX. DAyIDs COUGH SYRUP;
To-. VIII buy ALLcocKs POROUS PLAs-
TER;
I5c. VIII buy FRAYsER's NERyEAND BONE
LINIMENI:
75c. VIII BUY AYERS or HOODS sARsAPA-
HlLLA:
7sr. will buy SIMMONS LIVER RRGULA-
iUH;
nc. will buy wYETH BEEF WINE AND
IRON:
sc. will buy MEADE & BAKERS cARBoLIc
M0Urh-WAsh;
Sc. will buy TUFTS LIyER-PILLs;
l5c. wiiI buy CARRIERS LiyER-PILL;
I5c. will buy BRANDRErH PILLS;
75c. wiz Buy OMEGA FAMILY SYRINGE
worth 81;
$50 viii bay DAvIDsON'S FAMILY SYRINGE
worth i2
5oo. win buy GENUINE KLosrERgaAU NEW
COLOGNE;
81 viii buy WARMERS SAFE KIDNEY
CCHa.
Everything % be had In q FIRsT-CLAss
DRUGSTORE kept aud sold at prices from %
TO 80 per cent less than sold elsewhere.
"a is.su, TG&Th.Mhs3
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liable % set in. and. sooner or lat. in
duce fatal termination.
DR. PrTRCEs 0oLDhN MEDICAL Dr. 'OT-
cry acts powerfully upon the Liver. and
through that great blood nuuiyius organ,
cicanses tle ~ stem oi al blood-tains and
IMPURITIES. from whatever cause arising.
Ii Is equally eaieaciou1 IN acting upon tho
kidneys, and Otu4r Cxwetury organs,
cleaning. strengthening, end healing their
diseases. As an appcuxihr, restorative
tome, 10 prOmOtcs digcsu9a and nutri-
ton, thereby building mp both nesh and
strength. ia malari41 districts, this Won
dcrful medicine has gainea rlcat celeb
ritz In curing Fever and Ague. Chills
and Fever, Dumb Aguc, and kindred
diseases.
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.IAE PEOPLES HOMESTEAD COMPANY
Warranty Deed, Free 0
READ ORR PROPOSITION.

This comnaay own and control $1,000 ACRES
OF LASD ~ MARION COUNTY. FLVhlDA;
Isl FEET ABOVE SEA LHVEL. and consisting o.
HIGH, DRY, ROLLING, fEhIlLE rlrE Lh ,.'..:
and diversified ownership, the company P. %
poses 70 GIVE AWAY A PORTION Of ! 10
PROPERTY IN COTTAGE SITES, NIL M! = I'VE, p
TEN, TWENTY. AND FORTY ACRE TRACTS,
suitable FOR orange grove and vegetable culture.
aud TO those WHO scropt this offer ana sena thsH
name and address, We wiz ssud numbered
WARRANTY DEED OPTION BOND.
which entities The boldor TO one Oh tho ionoNng
40 ACRE TRACTS. % ACRE TRACTS,
10 ACRE TRACTS, ACRE TkACIc,
COTTAGE SITES AND BUSINESS LOTS.
Tho above tracts, cottage sites, and business
lot consist OF about ols half our lands BY
giving away one half aud rererving tho Da-ancs
we expect the price 70 quadiupls Withln year,
IS many viii undoub eddy settle and improve
tbs land will be allotted a. applications are re-
coiyed. IN A FAIR IND EQUITABLE MANNER,
so fHARGB FOR THE LAND.
After you nave received your bond II you win
All 70 out with fuIl name complying with rs pro-
visions and return 10 US We will then execute
aul forward O. you WARRANTY DEED witch
makes you absolute ownor FOREVER. No 81 ARG X
WHATEVER is MADE FOR The WARRANTY
Died OPTION BOND, bGt we require reg NJ Al 20 10
81 CENTS ~ STAMPS. when application Is sent
f0r the decd bJGd. This account is a pro-'dfa
charge 70 help pay 'or ms sdySr n
BOOK on FLORIDA. rs chmaie, soil, orange
culture, &C., and It 10 in no sense chalge Tor
the decd bsnd or the land it calls Tor. Aiter re-
ceiylng tho orfi0r b'Rd YOU ara NOT obhgatea 10
have tho DEED exor-t-e u tho location or lana
does not sni' y0u. agd he - cents expense VIII
20 returned Ia such cgse. 1870,
REFER ENCES: H HSsafl.
New ORR City; httIkUN fhELfs' :" rea
m asler LarCV Florida.
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PERSONAL.

@ 3. ADKINS, LATE OF W. E. 81,
-. MONS & BkOTHEb, would be pleased %
see his friends al nIs NkW BINDhhf over i ~
Main street, whero all kinds OF BINDING. PA
PEh-hUIINC, &C, can 20 done at short notice
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The high repute and extensive sales OF ALL
COCKS POROUS PLAsTERs has not only en-
coursged limitations, but dangerous compounds
TO DO offered for sale. II should be borne In
mind that ALLCOCK'S are the only genuine aud
reliable porous plastsrs. and. while containing
the indispensably necessary Ingredients for
perfect plaster, are purely vegetable and free
from deleterlous drugs.
DO not be deceived by misrepresentation.
Ask for ALLC0CK's. and let no explanation or
solicitation induce you TO accept a substitute
NH ll-Su6w
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indescribahle feeling of dread. or Of i'm
pending calamity
IN YOU kayc all, or gny considerable
number OF these symptoms, you are
suNcliur from that Mcst common OF
American ualadics Bido0s Dyspepsia, or
Torpid Liver. associated with Dyspepsia.
or lnAEesNon. The more coBpicat q
your disease has become, the greater the
number aud diversity 0f symptoms. No
natter what staqc it has reached. DR..
PIuRCE's GoLDrN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
will suhdue &c, II taken according 10 d.
reactions Tor a reasonable length 81 time:
II net cpfcd, complications multiply and
Consumption OF ~ lungs Skin Diseases,
Heart Disease, Bhaunatr3m. Kidney Dis
case, or other grave LIladies are quite
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"IsuYered intensely with Full stomach. Head
a,he o.. nslghD1r WAC mai taken simmons
Liver Regulator told ne ID WAS q sure thing tor
my trouble. the dcst desc / took relieved me
very much. And IN one weeks time / ras a.
strong ana hearty ~ ever wa. Il ia the best
mslicins / eyor took Tor ayspepsia.r-H. q.
CRFNsHAw, ri ,hm0ul. Va.
Examine % eco that yol get the Genuine, dis
tiuguisf "a from All frauds End imitati1us by
our red rraIe-NHrE ~ IRON. % Wreprofe, ana
on me soc the sea- oud signature Of j.. II Zeiln
& co. nh 9.F.Su, W&w
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ARE YOU SICK ?

Do YOU feel dun. lanvuii. low-spiritcd,
Nfeees. and iude3oyibaniy miserable, botd
physically and molt1iv: experience A
Eclse OF fgln g or bloaUHg aitcr eating,
or of "g0Hclo or emptiness Of stomach
in me moru.aI, tonguo coated, btter or
bal lasts N moutA. irregular appetite, dr.
zr-ss. irequont hcahaohes' blurred eve
gigat. floating spaci.s" before the eyes,
nervous prOsrNtisa or exhaustion. irrita-
bluy Of temper. hot flashes. alternating
wIr1 chilly sensations, sharp, biting, ftan-
Sent pains horc I'd there. cold feet, drow-
Gncas after ~ ls. wt6efuness, or dis
tlnDed and Undressing deep, constant,
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gEAUTFy HOUSE LOT SorTsGg SITE eg ORANGE
GROVE TRACT, IN ONE OF THE BEST BOCAIlONsh
STATE
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AIFh- O1b NtA'+ ~
Instead then. Of casting abonl theatre
going tie glsmor Of mysterious warn.
Inc. and forcing upon the conscjtnces OF
our young people the dogma OF ="
cathfdre condemnation, let as examine
the subject with them.
Where her brother VIII take no harm
Il Is sale for our Girl b 90. it Is unsafe
and sinfui for either 10 read az impure
hook or 10 witness Ga imnor2l pay.
SIR peter Ielys rule Of not LOOKING at a
poor picture lest 1t Should yitIate his
ss,le applies with tenioid force herr.
lie surface Of pesmirched Imagination
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Tho peculiar purifying and building up
powers Of Hoods Sanaparilla make Il the
very best mediclne 20 take At This acason.
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THE COTTON sonEDULE.
What Il VIII BE In the New Tarir
Bill

WAsnrNoroS, Feb. l5.-The statement
is renewed and corroboratod on very good
authority, that the cotton schedule will be
the same as that mulled over a long time
by the Morrison ways and means commit.
tee, and as originally reported 10 the
House by that committee, not as brought
before the House for consideration,
patched up as Il was by bargains made
with various members. This schedule
from House bill 1852 Of the Forty ninth
Congress is as follows Cotton thread,
yarn, wraps or warpyarn, whether single
o. advanced beyond the condition Of single
by twisting two or morc single yarns to-
gcthcr, whether on beams or In bundles,
skcins or cops or In any other form
valued at not exceeding IS cents per
pound, 3 cents per pound; valued at over
% cents per pound aud not exceeding
10 cents per pound, II cents per
pound; valued al over 30 cents per pound
and not exceeding 80 cents per pound, 10
cents per pound; valued at over 30 cents
per pound and not exceeding 90 cents per
pound, 20 cents per pound; valued NJ over
60 cents per pound and not exceeding 10
cents per pound, 70 cents per pound;
valued at over 20 cents rcr pound and not
exceeding 80 cents per pound, 30 cents por
pound; valued at over ~ cents per pound
and not exceeding 81 Per pound, IS cents
per pound; valued at over q per pound,
40 per centum ad yalorm.
On all cotton, not blcached, dyed, col.
orcd, stained, painted or printed and not
exceeding 100 threads 20 the apuare inch.
counting the warp and filling. and exceed.
ing in weight two ounces TO the square
yard, 2 cents n square yard, II blcachcd,
y; II dyed. colored, stained, painted or
printed, 5 cents squuc yard.
On all plain cotton cloth over 100 and
under 100 threads 10 The squan inch, "a
cents square yard; II dyed. colorcd or
stained. 4 cents; Ppyidcd, that on all cot.
ton cloth not cxooHding 200 threads 10 the
square inch not bcachc,i, dyed OF stained,
painted or priniedn Valued At over 3 cents
yard; blcached yAlncd nj over 10 cents
square yard; dyed. golor,d. stained, paint.
cd or printed. valued at over 10 cents, a
duty OF IS cents al saldrcm.
On all plain cotton cloth, over 900
threads 10 the squhtc Inch, cents a yard:
u bleachod, 4 cents q square yard; n dyed,
colord, printed. cents yard; provided,
that on all such cotton cloths not dyed.
blcachcd, colorcd. stained, painted or
printed, valued at over 10 cents per square
ward, blcachcd, valued at over " cents per
SQUARE yard, and dyed, coloud. stained,
painted or printed, valued At over rs cents
per square yard, there shall be- levied, col.
lecicd and paid duty OF % per cent al
yalorom.
On stockings, hose. halihosc. shirts and
drawers, and all goo,ls meade on knitting
machines or immcS compose,l wholly of
cotton and not herein o,hrrNisc provided
Tor ., per ccnt sd vaonm.
On stockings. hose. hlli.hosc, shirts and
drawers, fashioned. OF iarrowcd or shaped
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PROTESTING FARMERS.
THE MISSISSIPPI ALLIANCE TAKE
ISSUE WITH GOV. LOWRY.
It Favors New Constitutional Conven-
ton, and Passes Resolutions Giving
Reasons Ther%or$ Meeting the Gov
ernor's obJeouonE.

JACKSON, Miss, Feb. 15.--The called
session OF the Farmers alliance, now in
session here, today passed the following
resolutions, which were reported by COM
mittee styled Committee on Legislation"
Resolved, Thatsit is the sense OF the
Farmers alliance, Of the State Of BIissis-
sippi, now assembled at the city Of Jack
son, that there should be constitutional
convention TO franc new constitution for
the people Of this State, and that VIC regard
Ms impracticable the proposition 10 remedy
the Objectionable provisions OF the consti-
tuition now in force by submitting amend
ments to be voted on at a general election.
Resolved, That we noted with interest
and pleasure the Introduction OF bill in
the present Legislature submitting TO the
people the question OF constitutional
convention, and we heartily approve the
passage OF said bill by both branches OF
the Legislature, and we do hereby express
our thanks TO tho members OF the Senate
and House Of Representatives who adyo-
Gated and voted for the same; that we
hereby express our surprise and regret at
the action of the Governor in vetoing said
bill, and IL is the opinion OF this body that
the exercise OF tho veto in this instance
was an improper use OF that power.
Resolved. That we respectfully urge the
Legislature in session 10 make effort 10
submit the question to the public avoid
ing what seems 10 be the main objection
Of the Governor as manifested in his veto
by fixing tho same beyond the ensuing
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BLAINE's LEGATEE.
Senator Hiscock Said To Be the Com
ing Man by VIM. Walter Phelps.

ing Man by VIM. Walter Phelps.
NEW YonK, Feb. ia Washington
special TO the Tina says; While these
western booms are being started a remark
dropped In private conversation by Mr..
VIM. Walter Phelps. has opened the ears
Of the Sherman, Allison and Cullom men
with o snap and caused the Hawlcy con-
tingcnt from the far east TO raise It's ears in
astonishment Mr.. Phelps is quoted rs
saying 10 a southern man who asked his
opinion about the meaning of Blaine's let
ter and its probable effect in the advance
ment Of other candidates that il was alto
gether probable that Senator Hiscock, Of
New York, would become tho lcgatee Of
Mr. Blaine, and that Inc would 20 into the
national convention with New York, New
jersey and all the other eastern and mid
die States except Connecticut behind him.
This report has made Mr.. Hiscock an i'm
portant factor in politics. II he was aware
Of any plan on tho part OF the Blaine men
10 take him up instead OF the Maine
knight, IL would account for his modesty
and reticence when asked by corresponding
10 say what he thought Mr.. Blaine meant by
his letter. But Mr.. lliscock's chances for
nomination arc certainly not smaller than
were those OF Garfield seven wears ago.
Many Republicans regard him "a man
whom they could support quite rs cordial
~ M they supported Garfield. There Is a
growing Impressions here among men who
are not well acquainted with the feeling OF
the Empire State that Iliscock would prove
an extremely popular candidate. II looks
as II the result OF the publication OF
Blaino's letter would bc to encourage all
the aspirants for the Presidency TO make
heroic efforts 10 enlarge their respective
followings, go into 10 the national conven.
ton for n dozen candidates, and then,
perhaps, under the inspiration Of the Kan
sas and California hurrah, break for
Blaine and nominate him by acclamalion
on the first ballot All Of his friends agree
that he would not refuse nomination
under these circumstances.
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A nrn.ai,nnni nnil

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Feb. l5.-An import.
ant suit, involving property In this city
valued nj $4,000 was filed In the superior
court yesterday. The suit is brought by
Josephine Collcti, Of Torp llaute. for the
recovery Of property formerly known "a the
Eric canal bed, which Is now trayen-ed In
part by one OF the principal thoruughiarcs
OF the city. while In other pats Il " GOV.
orcd by residences and business blocks.
This suit Is brought against the city and
two Of tho properly holders, and upon NJ
insult the entire title will be tested. Il Il
AN old question which has mover been
brought before the courts In this form.
Tho filing Of the proceedings has created n
considerable sensation,
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coSGRpsIOSAL PRocErpISes.
Passage OF the Hair Educational mn
BY the Nenaie.

WASuS0roS, Feb. l5.-The senate bill
o promote the political progress and com.
nercial prosperity Of the Amcncaa nation,
sm reported and placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Beck introduced bill 10 reimburse
staics for inten'si paid on money expended
N raising troops Tor the war Of iho rebel.
ion. Referred.
The Senate then resumed consideration
n the Blair educational bill, and was nd.
ircSsed by Mr.. Hale IN opposition TO H.
A paper contributed by constitutional
awycr on the constitutional objections 90
Ae bin was Rad by Mr.. Morgan.
Mr. salisbury spoke against the bill.
The debate ws cloeod by Mr. Hair in a
Anal argument in advocacy Of the bill. lie
spoke Of the opposition made 10 the bin by
ue New York Etuasg Poi, the Wash.
irgion Pod and other organs q Jcsuitry
The opposition 10 the BIN was a fgh,
against the common schools Of tho coun.
try, an attempt 10 subvcn the great sys.
tenn. Soon after the BIN passcd last Con.
rIcss and while " was still struggling In
the hands u a packed committee Ia the
Hous Of Representatives. where Il was
finally s'rangied, a senator had shown 10
HIM and he had rcadl the original letter
o. Jesuit presi, begging a member Of
Nongrcs Ia oppose the bill and 10 Kill Il.
The vntT aid that there was an or.ani.
hliion All Over the country iuf the destruc.
tionoi the bill, and that they would destroy
u inevitably aud aiso, II they lad known
o. y IN sra-on they Could have prevented
~ paHacc through the senate. They lad
h'egun ~ fcason this time. bat they would
no destroy a. Twelve years ago. when
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wholly or in part by knitting machines OF
frames, or knit by hand, and composed
wholly OF cotton, 40 per cent. ad valorem.
Cotton Cords braids, gimps, galloons,
webbing. goring, suspenders, braces and
aii manufactures of cotton, not specially
enumerated or provided for in this act,
and corscis OF whatever material composed,
30 per cent. ad valorem.
Cotton laces, embroideries, insertings,
lace window curtains, cotton damask,
hemmed handkerchiefs, and cotton velvet,
40 per cent. ad va loren.
spool-thread OF cotton, cents per dozen
spools, containing on each spool not ex-
ceeding 100 yards OF thread exceeding 100
yards on each spool, for every additional
100 yards OF thread, or fractional part
thereof in excess Of 100 yards, @ cents per
dozen.
Flax, hemp and jute yarns, fax or linen
thread, Irvine and pack thread; brown
and bleatched linens, ducks, canvas, pad
dings, cot-bottoms, diapers, crash, hucka-
backs, handkerchiefs, lawns; fax or linen
laces and insertings, embroderes or manu-
iatures OF linen; burlaps; oilcloth founda-
tons or floor cloth canvas, oilcloths for
floors, stamped. painted or printed, and on
all other oilcloth Except silk oilcloth),
and on waterproof cloth; gunny cloth, not
baeglng; bags and bagging, and like manu-
features; bagging for cotton or other
manufactures; sail duck, or canvas for
sails; Russian and other sheetings of fax
or hemp, brown or white, and all other
manufactures Of hemp, fax or jutc, or of
which hemp, flax, jutc, jute butts, manila,
ramie, china, sum or sisal glass, or other
vegetable substance, shall be the compon-
ent material of chief value, not specially
enumerated or provided for in this act, 80
per cent. ad vaorem.
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A..emhlIe. su.nrn.,n.,.

ClSciSsArr. o., Feb. l5.--District Mas.
ter Workman CavanAugh has formally
suspended Garfield and Hannah Powdcrly
assemblies for their disobcdicncc Of hi.
order for them TO return 10 work. Hannah
Powdcrly assembly IN composed Of women
and girls working In shoe factories. They
claim TO bc a part OF Assembly No. 2ld.
This action will bring the contest within
knights OF Labor circles 20 decision,
as there will undoubtedly be an appeal
from Master Warkman Cayanaugh's order.
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YEAs.

On this yolo Mr.. Vests pair with Mr..
Eimunds WIS assumed by Mr.. Cockrcll
and the ppir Of senators German and Shcr.
man was announced The announcement
q the result Of the vote WIS greeted with
some applause
MIR. Ferry. by way Of personal oxplana.
ton, said that while lac was candidate
for the senate he lad promised. II elected,
10 vote for The bin. the Legislature Of his
State having pronounced In favor Of H.
There never had been q time, however,
when ho was not opposed 60 Il. and but
Tor the instructions ul the Legislature and
his own plighied word he would have
voted today against the bill.
Mr.. Daniel presented the credentials Of
John :. Harbour, elected Ia tho Senate
from the State Of Virginia for six ycam
from the 9TH oi March, 1889. Ordered on
Gle.
On motion Of Mr.. Sawyer tho House hlll
Tor the appointment OF eleven division su.
porintendenis Of railway mail service was
taken from the calendar and amended by
making the number two In addition 10
those heretofore authorized, and passed.
Alter an executive session the Senate
adioufnod.
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JosErn THOMAS, Of East Bradford, Pa, was
30 sick he could not walk till he took Ia-cu-
pi-a and Man-a-lin.
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WAsuiSoros, Feb. 49, In the absence
OF the speaker. Mr.. Cox, Of New York,
presided over tho House this morning.
Mr.. Morrow, Of California, presented
resolutions Of the Fan Francisco Chamber
oil Commerce urgng the Pacihc coast dele
CATION in Congress TO use all possible means
10 defeat any action which conicmplaics q
change In the present duty ON sugar and
the establishment Of bounty system. Re
feucd.
\ bill was passed creating board Of ar
bliniion to sc,ilc and determine the con.
irovcny bctNccn tho United States and
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BETTER Late Than Never.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. ia special
to tho Eucning Wisconsn from Ashland.
Wis, says; Samuel OGndy Bennett,
aged seventy, an eccentric individual, who
has resided in that vicinity for years, has
just received advices that he has fallen
heir TO fl25, 900 by the death OF relatives
in the county OF Limerick, Ireland. lie
will leave for the old country in the spring
10 claim his fortune.
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Inc pllfs annOunccd Wefe Ncst and
Edmunds, Mclhen,on and lladd0ck. a
Mr.. Berry moved 10 amend by striking
out Section 4, the portion that requires the
Governor OF state or Territory to file
with the Secretary VI the Interior state.
ment showing the common school system
In force, the amount Of money expended
during the school year, etc. Rejected
yeas -, nays ~.
Mr.. Berry moved 10 strike out the
twelfth section, which prcscribcs the con-
diiion Of the second and subsequent allol.
nen,s. Rejected yeas "a, nays -.
The bill WIS then passod-yeas 30, nays
20. ~ follows
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To N..,v.,,,s o0...,,.n.-.

Impure breath. caused by bad teeth, To-
baooo, spirit, or oatarrh, n neutrnliscd BY
soEodont It's q healthful bcautificr. and a
great luxury asa dentifrice. The rcpulaiye
nose. aud GOODNESS BIZ friends OF loycrs will
be no longer noticed.
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stockholdera. MeetIna.

A MFEftNo Il the sio-i holdcrSof the Tiny and
the Oilir ~ aaid e.lmpany ln the town ~ TROY.
IN ullon county. Ienucaec, on MONDAY. the IN
day ~ February. AID. ike. zoe the consideration
81 uofigars londs ami stlrk al ssld compani aild
dc transaction N ssirh other huslucN a. may "
advised. ~ oricr Of the nart OF Dlvcior. De
ccmecr ~. Isl. 0Eo ~ wiilsoN. ircsident
". uullf. SECRETARY.