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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-04
Mantua-MakIng.

AIRS. j. o. TUTwILER is-prepared 70 nm
vi dertake Mantua- Making and all Kinds OF
Family Sewing. atreasonablerates Residence
IN Samuel street. near the Baptist Church.
April IS, ISSI-tf
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ladder Fell. Galveston, Texas juno -. 1888.
Fell from ladder bruiEed and sprained my foot
and wrist; suffered ave days; was cured By ST.
Jacobs oil. JOSHUA WHTETH.
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sHILoHs vITALIZER is what you need
for Constipation. Loss of Appetite. Dizziness.
and all symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price 10 and
IS cents per bottle. Sold IS G. Frank Jones.
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint Shiiofi's Vitalizer is guar
auteed to cure you. Sold by C. Frank Jones.
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BerrngMe, C1arke Conalg, Ia.

T HAVE for years built large variety of va
L rious styles of CARRIAGES and WAGONS;
they have been in use among our people. and
have given satisfaction in every instance as far
as have been able to ascertain. Through this
experience have learned what vehicles suit the
people best. and what are best adapted to their
wants. ! manufacture a handsome wagon
known rs tilt.
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sARysEN WHEELS,

Snivcrsnily plsa40nDcsd tN" Dest WheeIs made.
REPAIEfs.G A SPECIALITY.
Ihnyc established & Carriage Repository at
Epperville. Eauquier county. Persons deslr-
-Dg vehicles ut the above place. duTiug my alb
sence can leave their orders vita ". Richard
Eon. druggist.
Thankful for tie liberal patronage extended
60 me from Clarke. Jefferson and adjoining
counties, respectfully ask continuance OF iBls
same. GEO. {. THOMAS.
February %. 1881.
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CATARRH CURED. health and syyeet breath
secured by shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
50 cents Nasal Injector free. Sold by c.
Frank Jones'
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LadIes' Hair Work.

MISS IDA TUTWILER is prepared to do
IfI Hair Work at moderate prices. and viii
make Braids. Puffs, Curls, Frizzes. ETC.. aires
idence of her father, near the Baptist Church,
il Charlestown.
April l, 1S79-tf
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Book Notices.

HARPER's MAGAZINE. in Its june number
pays a graceful compliment to the mon who,
in recent years, have borne a large share III
sustaining the reputation of It's pages for ar
tistic excellence, 1t publishes an essay by
Henry James reviewing tho work in black and
white of +. ID. Millet. Edwin A.. Abbey, Alfred
Parsons. George II. Boughton. George du
Maurier and G. s. ReinhaFt. Accompanying
the article arc portraits of these artists, and
several views of Broadway, tho old English
village sin u hollow of the green hills i'm Wor-
cestershire," where Mr.. Abbey and Mr.. Par
sons have made their home. As II 10 confirm
Mr.. JameSh apprcciatiVe criticism, this Num-
Der contains q full-pHge drawing 10y Mr.. Du
Maurier. one of WoOdswoTth's sonnets illus
trated by Mr.. Parsons, and Praed'B quaint
poem. 'Guince.N Illustrated with nine draw
ings by Mr.. Abbey, This Number Of Har-
peT's IS also notable for two first appear
nuccs." Miss Mamie Mayo Fttzhugh. OF KEN
lucky, contributes short story, 'Tother Miss
Mandy and the English psychological, James
Sully, his Initial effort in fiction. "Friendty RI
valryi story Ot tho Twelfth Century. !"
With the June Roses comes g PErRRsoN" as
fresh as the hrst blossoms of the month The
steel-cugrnving and the full pnge wood illus.
tratlon IS each gem in its way. The double
fashion-plate presents charming array of the
intest summer costumes; aud there are bcsides
numerous and various patterns for dress and
needlework- The opening story, - Dick Nor
toms Messenger" is u capital sketch, htly u.
lustrated, and the entire literary contents
merit unqualified praise.
GoDEY's LADr's Book for Juno has fashions
we'll adapted to the season, and patterns to as
sst the ladies in making their summer ward
robes can be obtained by enclosing the coupon
furnished with each number TO tho publishers
without extra charge. A great attraction is q
new story commenced In this NUMBER =.
Model American Girl" The whole number is
bright and attractive.
SLEEPLEsS NIGHTS, made miserable By
that terrible cough. Shilol's Cure is the Rem
edy for you. Sold by e. Frank Jones.
SHILOHS COUGH and Consumption Cur
is sold By us on guarantee. II cures Cone
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Sold by @. Frank Jones.
For lame back, side or chest, use Shlloh's
Porous Plaster. Price % cents. Sold by c.
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Jagnes "a. Ransom, Be-,

DOCTOR OF DIsNTAL SURGERY,
OFFERS his Professional Services to the cit
" liens Of Chsrlcstown and vicinity.
~ Office in HUNTER BUILDING. in the
rooms recently occupied 10y Hon. Andrew Hun
ter Law Offices. opposite Court House
Chsrlcstown, West Virginia
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/ Cumberland Times

savages expect to imbibe bravery by drink
Ing the blood Of their brave enemies. more
enlightened method of yitalizing the blood Il
by taking Ayers SarsapaTilla. II braces up
the nerves and gives strength and fortitude 10
endure the trials OF life
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Knoe-Cap Hurt. Hall. Ind. Aug. 10. 1885
Knse-oap hurt and suffered months
bottles Of st. Jacobs oil permanently restored mo.
C. O, AeAORRIS
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NEW SERIES, VOL. XIV. NO. %.
TUESDAY KoRNINe. JUNE a, 1857.

CHAa1nsTOv1, Jnr1nasou couu44, W. Va
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James .. Buft,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
uarpcr's Ferry. jefferson County. w. Va.
February s ISTG-tf
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ssrfaes. plessed with tie gFaphc per
tTsyai = TIE iifs - Cslusztass. ~ es eosa-
pyshsnes1 ~ = Ei4nce. @rc sousetlnles =
Ertss startless on sesang a nlers chid tAks
one cf the pcnderOas doors II each hsnd
aaa swfag thsn 81 sad frs The ~eagei
- tks two o<NEs = ~ 80 po9a4s ia
their e.Asisg. SAso q bFoa1e. sna ssPert4y
carved. they uasss&rs nlRs fees - nlae-
tesa Tilsy wsre modelled IA Rome, u
1855. 81 "a, American. Randolph kosers.
an were eASG ia tgonzs a Munich n
ls60 The eoss - the government va
e.. .eo0
Il is = work % art. wAseh naast he nos
only seen oot studied g be appreciated
There are nine panels, -four ln each leaf
II the door and ore Ia the trsnsotn. rep
resenting n alto relieve the leading
events in the career Of Columbus. flrst,
the enthusiast Is examined before TIE
oodncn Of Salamanca resPeotlng hls
theory Of the globe. which IS reyected.
Next comes his departure for the span
lsb eoaFt from the cenvent near Paios,
and Ia succession his audience al the
throne OF Ferdinand and lsa1eila, has
departure GA his trst voyage, landing On
the ISLAND Of San Salvador and taxing
possession IN the name OF his sovereign,
an encounter with the natives, tTlan-
phal entry into barcelona on his return
10 Spain. Columbus in chains. and final
L., Columbus on his deathbed Embei-
hshing the borders are sixteen ststuertes
Of patrons and contemporaries of the
admiral Among these are Pope Alex
ander VI. Ferdinand. Isabella. the arch
bishop Of Toledo, an early patron Of Co
lumbus; Charles VIII of France. a friend
10 all maritime enterprises; Lady Booa-
diila. friend Of the admirals (likeness
Of Mrs Rogers. wife Of the sculptorg
Pinz0n. commander Of the Pinta. second
vessel 10 the first fleet TO cross the ocean;
Columbus brother. Bartholomew; Bal
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boa, discoveror OF the Pacific ocean;
Cortez, the conqueror Of Mexico; Pizar-
ro. conqueror Of Peru. and Amerigo
Vespucci, the voyager from whom our
continent derives its name.
Just outside the bronze door, on the
eastern portico of the Capitol, is the only
statue OF Columbus in the United States.
1t is a semi-colossal group, representing
the discovery Of America Columbus
holds aloft a small globe, on the top Of
which is inscribed America. At his
side crouches an astonished and awe
stricken Indian maiden looking up into
the face Of the admiral. II is said the
armor which the figure of Columbus
wears is true TO rivet, having been
copied from suit in the palace of the
discoverer's descendants at Genoa.
But these are by no means all the Co
lumbus memorials Of which the rotunda
boasts. Conspicuous among the eight
huge paintings adorning the walls is the
Landing of Columbus at San Salvador"
Oct. 70, 1892. John vanderlyn, of New
York, was the artist, and the govern
ment paid him SIC, 900 for his work. In
the foreground is Columbus, planting in
the sand the royal standard, of which
fragments are said to be in the National
Museum. Behind him are his officers,
the two Pinzons. Escobedo, the notary;
Sanchez, the government Inspector; q
mutineer, now in suppliant attitude; a
cabin boy kneeiing, a friar bearing a
crucifx, a sailor kneeling in veneration
for the admiral, and on the shore
other sailors giving expression to their
JOY on reaching land, or contending for
glittering particles in the sand. From
behind trees and bushes the natives are
looking out with awe stricken faces.
The chains which bound Columbus,
the armor worn by him, the signatures
which he made. still exist How un-
fortunate Ii is that no likeness of his face
has survived may be judged by look at
these figures in bronze. plaster. marble
and canvas The Columbus who lands
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DODk-
cies he would be on coming upon a per
sonal relic Of Adam or Moses. Yet here
Is little bolt ~ rusty iron which held
the chain which bound Columbus pTis-
oner in San Domingo. There Is some
thing startling i'm the thought Of laying
hand upon physical object which has
felt the touch % tho flesh OF Columbus.
bat there il little cause 70 doubt the au-
thority OF the relic. The bolt was OBJ
taincd bv Robert Moore. purser In tho
navy in 1914. and he guaranteed its gen
uineaes- Corroborative evidence is
fouad IN the littlo bottle lying close by.
1t contains small fragments OF wood. and
IA marked:
Wool from the mortise,l beam IN the
wall u the dungeon called the dungeon
of the prophets. in tho city Of San Do
mingo. To this beam was attached the
rioc from which hung the chain that
held Admiral Christopher Columbus
during his imprisonment by order Of
Francisco de Bobadiila in 1900"
Not fer away stands a cross which ap-
pcnls strongly g. the i'm Eination Of the
avera - American. L Is a simple piece
% wood which flashes history before
him ike fash OF Gre. which carries
the mind Instantly back 81 the most dra-
matte moment OF the career q q Coati-
neut Trims Of hol Ing IA ones hand
the STAFF wh'-h Columbus held. and
which aauntci the aas of Spain when
The di-coverur 0rst planted his feot on
western soil sna took possession IN The
name of Fetiinsrd erd IsaheUai Yet
that is what this cross pur9crts % 20
msie =. Cnf1rfunately. there a-e some
doubts q ia eenuineaess. and the mu-
scum authoriues not wishing % display
a parallel e. tae SKIN ~ the serpent
which tempted Mother Eve. which mav
- seen m = Chicago museum. nar 81
he historic peir - Shaksspearo skuIls--
"coe % Shas es',esre the bow and ths
other Of Shakespeare the r,sn -said 81
- on exhibitlen AZ strntf1ra ~ A~-n.
have ordered tas cross sent ir-o retire
naaut ,il further Aghs may ae haa nQsu
- p~ligree,
Should the Columbus quadri-censeuni
exposition - held So the capital ritv.
visitors viIi here Hnd the career . the
disroverer erifonnred in a,o-t c'irtu'ls.
most adinrahf ana mesf eniarins form.
Il is hrlnza aoor-the great tronte
door waich &c fhe essterE ~Etrance
T. the fotuu dooF throuas . hieh
a score u presidents have pissed on their
vsp O. take the cath cf oflcs This daor
Is i1stIy consideF~d ore = the attractions
~ the Cspitai Visitors tong hessr ever
it interested ~ the novel sffsct 81 the
pictures made q s1es rsissd fT9m aat
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the name of Christopher Columbus Is %
DO Intimately associated with a great
public event in the chief nation Of the
world which he discovered. The Co
mrabus fair OF 1892 will make the voy-
ayers name household word His
struggles and triumphs viii be recited
In the ears OF millions OF human beings
The nations Of the Old World will gather
with those oi the new 70 do him honor.
All the public memorials OF Columbus
which this country has erected are clus-
tered about the rotunda Of the capital
IL is matter Of proper pride with Amer
leans that. though Columbus spoke not
the English tongue. and though he never
set foot on the soil Of the present terri
tory OF the United States. this country
has not been slow % honor his name and
his deeds In monuments Of bronze and
marble.
This plaster head is one Of the saddest
things / have seen in the Capitol Sad
because il Is bogus Columbus. Pity
that the head Of the real Columbus
of the Columbus who lived in a land Of
painting and sculpture should have
been lost In the mistS of the past. Sad
because il reminds one Of the great man
joUrneying back 70 the Old World, from
the New World which he had discovered
In chains. Sad because it brings to mind
the death OF Columbus in ignorance of
the magnitude OF his discovery, in ignor-
ance OF tho fact that he had brought a
new world under the domain of civiliza-
ton.
There is much that is pathetic in the
career of Columbus, and of one of the
saddest incidents Of his life we find pc
culiar souvenir in the National museum.
1t is we'll known that this institution
contains personal relics of nearly all the
great men whose names appear in the
history Of North America. and yet one
is surprised TO find something that was
associated with the person OF the very
first European whose feet touched these
shores. At first thought one is impress
ed in much the same manner as he fan
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To
Amos L. Avery. Louis Anderson, Elizabeth
Angel.
James II. Brown. VIM. Cordelia Bornelie.
estate OF Batterworth a James Lowe. Edward
l.. Briggs Board 81 Education. & t. 81 Grand
Rapids. Henry Bosme and Sarah Paterson.
Nm. RaaS. John Brandt
David ". aud Geicstia +. Critchlow..
Edward b. Downing. Adrian Davldse, D.. G.
II. y Vi. Iriiroad Company. John Dreggc.
.lacobus DcWIt. B. j. Doian. B. !. Dolan. Sr..
Peter DeWlndt. Peter Dgegsc.
George {. Fitch. Nettie NJ. Fish. Thomas
Chas ii. Grimm. Isabella Gepford
John e.. Iiaziete. Hugh II. Hayes. Wm, Hoxie.
George l.. Hardy. Anton huistein. Edward
lIcherOu.
Jared z. Knapp. Derk !. Kos. Marcus Kos
ten Jacob kTyger. II. Il. Kramer, Cornelius
and Neltic kfygtr. Eyka hraccy.
Peter Lodewyk. JAS. Laboliester. Amelia J.
Amelia { Mewhorter. R. 9. Matthews. Bar
hara Mctuen.
Charles 4. olson.
re. Ph-lbrick. Ella q. Pierce. T. IT. Pond.
EEeie H. Proyin. tuas. A. Irpvin. John =.
Amanda II oaimbv. Fvellne X. Uulrahr.
james 4. r chelds. GeTaardus Re, ebo
Nm. II. >curl z. lienry ~chefsma. 4. e.
bins. Paid .ia spencer, estate 81 hoDert u.
smith. ducs ased. Henry q. Saunders. Jam
Skslcy. A. small a iiaan ~te.nbergrg. Rachel
Smith sarah Schulz.
john J.. Thompson. John II. and Letue Trun-
rer
Henry Niiorvyk.
Jacohps Az der Bsr-e. johaaus n. Nos
lon~ Van Dyt. fietr Van Ger ilirae Van
der Monde
Whey Woodc ck Robert y. Wrodcock
VIM. u and GaIr p. So osifal. Cordel d. Win
ier'nusp NnNs Mhiprie.
lon Sre hereby r.fifnd tha' q ~ asscssFa alt
ie % '.ruf 20 Pc made upon Yeu O. aeirs. She
etr.pse ~ the Aforesaid Improvement aH
r-~ er1 nf rnli has been made fH fna H. ESD. see
and rs on Cir in ire rffCe 81 ne vieTf sf said
c.fv. where ~ will fenain oJen ftf ipsrerri lon
rnfl Monday evening. Dec. f- le-. whfl ard
where y0u cau appear before fne tesrl r.
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any ~hv eaif assrsza1 nft shaH.f ret 60
made and collected ae-.rdi inr ~ .an
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Il wzs lus a. ordinary snap 81
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>te Nss IL tle lasl saSEes Ct CCASaAsp-
ton. told oY pays'elals that size vas
neurahe ana could 1--we oriY 3 short
tine. sAe wtiKheo less thAn seventy
pounds. Ca QSeoe ~ wrapping paper
sac read O. - y ug New Discovery.
and gos sample hostile. "a hslped her.
Sic bought a large bottle, Il helped bef
gaGre. by0ght another snG grew tertet
fast. continued Is Use and II nov
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- pounds foF faiief particulars sssad
stamp 70 " III. Nae. Draessl. Fort
smith TrlSl Botties q tals wonderful
Discovery 10 cents, 81 Peek bros-' Drug
store.
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BY digelling the symptoms 50 often
mistaken for consumption. Santa Abe
has brought gladness 10 many house
hold. By Il prompt use IN breaking up
the cold that too often develops n that
fatal DISEASE, thousands can he saved
from an untimely grave. You make
DO mistake by keeping q bottle oi tins
pleasant remedy in your house. Cah-
lorna Cat-r cure is equally effective IA
ofadHaung all case of nasal catarrh.
Both of these wonderful CalforniS
remedies are sold and warranted by
Peek Bros. 81 package, three FOR
PA
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10 neglect yours ii Il troubled with any
disease OF the kidneys, No. III l. dan
gerous. and 4 YOU are 80 afflicted, AT
tend 70 yourself now. Do not wait,
bat use sulphur B.tters az once. They
cured nae when ] was gwen Up 10 die
~ several physicians. --JaseiAas Has
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The Original Ab.etlne ointmentis on
ly put W in large two-ounce tin boxes,
and is an absolute cure for old sores,
burns, wounds, chappod hands. and all
skin eruptons. VIII positively cure
all kinds of piles. Ask Tor the Original
Abictlne Ointment. Sold by Peck Bros,
at % cents per boX-by mail 30 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use OF
syrup OF Figs, a It acts IN harmony
with nature TO etiectualiv cleanse the
system when costive or bilious. For
sale in 5Oc and Sl.00 bottles 10y all lead
ing druggist.
Pears Soap is the most elegant toilet
adiuuct
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

Swift's Specific has cured my little niece OF
white swelling Of the worst type. More than
twenty pieces Of bone came out OF her leg. She
was not able 10 walk ior eight months, ard was
on crutches year. The doctors advised ampu-
tation. but ] refused. and put her on s. S. 8.
She is now as well and playful as any child.
Mrs ANNIE GEEsLIEo, Columbus, Ca
Treatise On Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer g, Atlanta. Ca
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IUE DNI1 tULI NULN n n n
on our shores IN bronze has beardless
face. while the Columbus Of the painting
ia bearded like patriarch. The COlum-
bus Of the statue on the cast portico
bears small resemblance to the Column
bus Of the medallion within thu rotunta-
WALLER WELLMAN.
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A l.AlS Sassle eoaal,iss len : o1s of tie
vfeatest citsFass a sos1aH esn fs1s,es.-
io1oals Coaplexoa fowder ( xes e..
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A SSESSMENT ROLL for grading. graveling
y and paving the CUTTERS OF Qumby street.
from Talor street 10 College avenue. IN the
city OF Grand Rapids.
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GRAND RAFIDs. Oct. =, 1889.
Tbs j. 70 certify that / have been
troubled WITH NeuTaigia la the face
and Womb ioE over toar 4 yesrs. Al
times tle pAlns were eXcrUlALng, ana
] thought / must die. had spent dol-
lar after dollar and physicians could
giYe nae nO relief. Upon lae advice ot
& friend ] t,ought tsOttls ot Steketee e
NeuTalgs Drops, and after us.ng ID A.
uoYdlng 10 directions, / cSn SAY feel
tuesler taen / have ftlt foT many Year,
I shall continue IN rs use nutl ] am
thoroughly well. feel very grateful
10 Mr. SJekeiee for making such d
medicine. VII take pleasure N stat
ing my case 10 any lady who may call
On nle.
MRS LlZZiE CLAN1ON,
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BeechSm's Pills act like magic on
weak stomach.
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mos L. Avery. Louis Anderson. Elizabeth

VIIIIf OF IUE IIIE NLEkk, I
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Dec. 4. lsSg.
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RELICS OF COLUMBUS.
They Are Sssres, B0t Washlng
toa Has = Few.

TIE fas.l Basr ~ tae DaseesersF--A Eolt
Frsa So ersss- xAe hiag 80 whtes
as w4s Chainea Ehs Broaze
beers pl tie Gapitsf
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WAsaxanoS. Nos. zl-ln tne great
eoszn1a q tie Cspisoi = plaster ne
iAlIloa Portrals Il . man Mo ~lA os
a4szch talksi ao09E dgring Tie next lhrts
years Il > al imaginary portrait fer
ghs subject h4s been dead nezrly four
centuries. ard nc authentic picture q
kim = ia existence. For the first tine,
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MRS LlZZE CLAN1ON,
100 Ottawa 81.

This remedy ss on sale by ali drug
gists in thls clty and at Steketee's Dug
stores, ~ Monf0e-st. snd 81 West Leo
nard-st. where you can always md a
fun line Sieketee's Family Medicine
freth from Steketee's Laboratory. Send
by mail 10 any address al SOC per bottle.
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James H.. Brown. Wm. Cordelia Bornelie.
estate OF BatterNorth a James Lowe. Edward
l.. Briggs Board 81 Education. t. of Grand
Rapids. Henry Bosme and Sarah Paterson.
" m, RaaS Iobn nraudt.
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David ". aud Ce!estia +. Critchlow..
Edward b. Downing. Adrian Davidse, D.. G.
H. a NJ. E"iiroad Company. John DTcggc.
.Iacobus DcWit. B. j. Do.an. B. J. D0ian. Sr..
Peter Dew MIndt. Peter Drrsge.