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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-27
The Loss of Life Incalculable.

SHANGHAI, July 26.-The Yellow river has
again burst its banks at shantung, inunda-
ting an immense extent of territory. There
is twelve feet throughout ten districts. The
loss of life and property is incaloulable. The
authorities at Pekin are dismayed. Owing
to the incapacity of the local authorities for.
eign engineering aid, in order to repair the
channel of the river, is considered impera-
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-27

Boston, July &C. h. Nelson's trotterf
had the call at Beacon Park to-day and they
did some beautiful work. In the frat race
Black Amble easily outtrotted the field and
won in three straight heats.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-27

Yesterday fire damaged the Atchison, To-
peka an Santa Fe general Office building in
Topeka, Kansas, to the amount Of $4,000.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-27

NEW YORK, July 26.-The Washington
club to-day signed John Irwin and Outfeld-
er Beecher. 1t is rumored tonight that the
jersey City club will disband at once.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-27
Ten Thousand Do1lars Damages.

HARTFORD, July 26.-Judge Shipman of
the United States District court has fled his
opinion sustaining the rulings of Commits
sioner Marvin as master in chsncery in the
suits of Charles A. Morse, of Boston, against
William H. Knapp ct al, for damages for
infringement of patents for wire dress forms.
The Judge also added special damages of$25O
for the defendants persisting in manufac-
turing particular form in the face of an in
junction granted by Judge Colt. The total
amount of damages for the defendants to pay
is about $4,000.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-27

O'Day Will Go To New York.
NEW YORK, July 26.-The New York club
to-day purchased the release of O'Day of
the Washingtons. he will strengthen the
Giants in the pitchers department.,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-27

WASHINGTON. July 26.-The fish commits
sion has been advised of reports of the dis
covery of a cod bank on the Pacific, eight
miles off Nestucoa, Oregon, sixty-fve miles
south of the Columbia river. This point is
about twenty-five miles north of the bank
discovered some months ago by the force on
the fish commission steamer Albatross OF
Yauquina Head, and the officials here are
puzzled to know why the Nestucca bank was
not discovered by the Albatross at that time.
The whole coast was investigated and at a
time when the fish should have been plenti-
full If present at all. Orders have been given
the Albatross to examine the location of the
reported discovery on Its retHrn from the
seal islands this summer. The same advice
states that the true cod has never before
been found south of Puget Sound. To this
Acting Commissioner Rathbun says the true
God is recorded as far south as the Farralone
Islands, the fishing ground of San Francisco,
but it has not been found south of Puget
Sound in sufficient quantities for commercial
purposes.
W. c. Elan of Louisa county, Va, has
been appointed chief of the division of rail-
roads in the general land Office, vice General
G. NJ. Wilcox relieved. Both Mr.. Elan and
J6Q6IAl w llCOA h6IVSu AL ING SOulcQoTdt0
army. Mr.. Elan is prominent Republican
in Virginia.
DEER PARK, Nd, July 3d. The president
was called upon to-day to pardon an Indian
woman who had been convicted of murder
/ In Fort Smith, Ark. She was sentenced to
hang July II, but her sentence was commut-
| ed and after looking over the papers with the
attorney-general the president committed her
4 ~nutapca tn inopriannmNnt for life
Judge q: B. Brown, of Detroit, Mich, on
his way to Virginia Springs, called upon the
president this morning. Another caller was
81. s. Bundy, of Ohio. The day was one of
| the gloomiest since the president has been in
| the mountains. He did not rest from work
until late in the afternoon when he strolled
over to Davis bowling alley and played a
| game of pool with Attorney General Miller
| and Mr.. Halford.
Mrs. Mckee took part in the morning in a
bowling party given by Miss Oammack, Of
Baltimore.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-27
The a:a7 class, purse $500, divided.

In the 800 class T. rs. was booked to win,
but Aubine beat him out in every heat in the
stretch, trotting steadily and showing re-
markable speed. The driver of T. T. S. was
changed In the third heat, but it was of no
avail, and Aubine bore off the honors.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-27
The Queens Dinner Party.

LONDON, July 27.-The Queens dinner
party in London last evening in honor of the
coming wedding of Princess Louise of Wales
included the Prince and Princess of Wales
and all the members of the royal family. the
Marquis of Lorne, the Crown Prince of Den
mark and the Grand Duke OF Hesse.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-27
The Dervishes Reinforced

CAIRO, July 26.-It is reported that the
dervishes in the eastern desert have been re-
nforced and they threaten to attack the
British.
CAIRO. July 26.-The British forces to-day
shelled the derylshes camp. The reinforce
ment of the dervishes are estimated to con.
sist of 700 fighters.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-27
FENWICK HALL.

SaybrOOk Point, Conn.
. HaeA 4 This desirable Family Hotel is most
g. q IN 0eightfully situated on the Sound, and
e15ll34 will open for reception of guests on
TUESDAY, JUNE 25TH,
Under the direct management of the proprietors
Of the Hoffman House FENWICK HALL has all
the modern improvements, including hot and cold
salt water baths. Terms s. per day. Special rates
for the For circular etc, address Fenwick
Hall, Saybrook Point, Conn, or E. V. FOOTE.
NAL eod&w3m Hoffman House, New York
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-27
Antels.
NOTICE.

New fremont Dining Rooms,
COR. COURT AND ORANGE STS.,
Where you will find every delicacy of the at
moderate prices. Private rooms for ladies and
families.
Firstclass trade solicited m24 tt
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Educational.
miscellaneous.

Now stores Contemplated
BUILDING contemplated next to Mossrs. Cham.
- berlin on Orange street. some sixty feet front
by from eighty to oue hundred feet deep. Anyone
DESTROYS Of store stores oan have them arranged
a. 70 size and other conyeniences Further partic-
i 1u2a u 647 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-27

4 Dinner To Mr.. Lincoln and Others.
LONDON, July 2s.-sir John Henry Pules-
ton, member of Parliament for Davenport,
gave dinner in the House of Commons this
evening to Mr.. Robert T. Lincoln, the Unit
ed States minister, Mr.. Chauncey N. Depew,
Attorney General Webster, Sir James Fer
susson, under secretary for foreign affairs,
Mr.. g. 7. Richie, president of the local gov
eminent board, Sir Lyon Plsyfair, Mr.. La
bouohere snd others.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-27
CONTTNENTAL HOTEL

0AhA1O6A SfhlNdS.
Rsca A Pleasantly and centrally located
1A2MS4 Washington street, only few minutes
eS4flNfsS walk from Congress Park and the lead
ling Mineral Springs. Nice, airy rooms.
The tables supplied with the best the market az
ords. Polite and attentive walters Accommoda-
tions can be secured in advance reduced rates by
applying at BEERS PHOTO PARl.oRS,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-27

Princess Louise's Wedding Presents.
LONDON, July 26.-The wedding presents
received by Princess Louise of Wales were
displayed at Marlborough House to-day.
The total value is e15O,000. The jewels
alone are valued at $4,000. Mrs. Mackay
sent pair of turquoise and diamond pend
emit eRr-rirgs.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-27

FOR RENT,

- Five rooms corner Of Park and South Sta.
i've rooms No. $50 State street; i've rooms,
Lewis street, Fair Haven, and several otheE
fenemonts In different parts Of the city.
api6 tf JACOB HELLER % Olive street.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-18
vVsdnssday's Edition,

Buy . ticket t'r sho Yirsusn's bsll. Eastsrs Dsas lodge nsssa to .nsrrsv night.
 Attorney ,. 2. wilsoa hos returned ts Prssessk
 Ths Gsvssnsr's Gusrds had . drill last evening.
 Wosk, rspairisg tho vsfds bridge, has
 hssn delayed by high water.
 Arisenans want ns advice irsn Flor. Ia e to hsw e run thsir territorial sovsrnmsas.
 Csndidstss fe, city council ars back wasd ia annssneias. Two eoaneilmen ass to bs slsssed.
 ". II. soith Ieit teddy fos . visit C rslativss h Michigan. us sxpscts to bs abssnt absuk . uenth.
 Tucson papsrs stats that uark snith tod q. .0o0 sn dsposit with eiIeoss, ths tsfaulting assistant ssasgeant e asns.
 Ban Franei1eo psets, ssvsasy-Avs ssilss nsrsh oi Prescott. leon up very Sromissntly just Asw. vith thsir vhies usaasls oi ssew.
 \ nsnbss sf passsnssrs vsnt ty private osavsyancs this uesnine to Chino valley, e hoord tho train for peints east and wost-
 Lsdiss shsuld isaA sur pattsrn olyss. A order ier patssss fsss vii be givsn with svssy ssDy q ths Christnas issus q ths JouHuAI-Muss.
 V. ". Enish. si shs Kaasas Cisy mining conpasy, tsjssrsphs to D. Doas that hs will sxsivs hssscs esturdsy, and rsqossts ths laatsr . await h,s arrival.
 Ths regular staas1 nsesisg e 0eldsn 1uls Chsptsr, 0rses q Esstsrs Scr, will bs held q nasssio Hsn, Thursday ths l7th insk Thess wiIl bs su slse- tisa q sllesn ser tho snssing year. ss1 . full sstssdsAss is earnestly rs- quested.
 J. T. ". Hosrs received . tsisgrsn frsa Phsais. ysstsrdsy, containing ths ed intsllieesos sf tho death of his viis's msthss, nn. Danta. Mr. asd nn. Aesrs loft sa this merainss stage for tho sbsvs pisss. C ts pssssnt q ths isnsrsi. Dsssassd was a sssinar hIs lady. asd issvss thrss dsushssrs asd a son in this tsrEitssy to noun hsr loes.
 Billy Bailey rssusnsd lase evening iron his trip sass. hsyiag brought ths nsw engine fer ths Pssscest ( Arizona Central rsilroaA As far e Prescott Junction. He brpught tho dsisysd letter nal in frou ths Verde bridge a . hand car, which vas distsibutei by Postmastsr Head snA Asaisiant Asehi- bald last evening, being ths irst nal received sines Saturday.
 Ths prepssitios si the Kansss City Mining Compaay, ts esupFsniss the suis sgaisss shs Silver Kiss uiss fer q ,5o0, os so Issys tho sstsjsasst q it to board sf ssbitmtisu, has nst bsea accepted by the plaistiG uopsit aay hs. ed that n amicstls sdjussnsst q ths suit nay bs rsaehed. thas wssk ss ths niss nay bs sssumsd asa thst otbsr properties, isr which negotiations arc pending. msy bs ssIA an1 vostsd.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-18
came ve.se re.saa.ness.

EpsroR JesRualr-MusE A Tsas1s meat vili bs hsiA e Middls vsrde A. T.. on ChTistDas dsy, Dc. 35th 1889.
 Thsrs will bs parsss given for Hosss. racing; prisss givsn fer Gtssr Tying, and Brsses Ridisgs s,se Laiss' rses --dash of haIi-DiIs. Ths vhojs to son, cleds with . 0rssd Hop q night. All sss cordially isviesd- Dy ssdss q the CoMNf1TER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-18
aa,.,ns ,cs.,,.sssss.

Mesass. Doughsrty q Cooper seat out several nss, with supplies, ts tho Orc Bonjto mining district this nom ing. They % to de required ssssssasnt work on several locations owned by thesc gsatIemen-
 c. K. W. McNssy vss in tovs ysstss- day with samplss Of ore freq his rev discovery near Copper basin. esuptes of the orc seat e the StAts nissralosist si California elicited . very nsttsrisg ack nowiedgsment from that o3cial. with . rsquest for additional samples, sad full particulars e io the location oi the claim. He sxys tho spssiAsns cent contains cisnsbar is irsa srs. Tho samples brought ia yestsrday shovcd richer than anything hsrsto- fore obtained. The claims arc swnsd hy q. ". x. NcNsry ssd his son, HK. 0 McNsry. who ssy tho orc csa be traced fer width of 100 feet ss the surface by one mils and half ia lsngth.
 J. c. HAstin left this morning vith camping out6t. and m sssistant, fer Bcil's canyon, to do asssssmsnt vcsk on mining ciaim thers. He ex?scts ts bs ahsent until JAnsary sd.
 The new steam hoist for ths Black Horss mine has been placed in posi- ten. aud vas started up this aftsrneea. This is . n no recently sold by D. Boas ss Ksnsss City parties.
 The Dosoris people have Eve tons sl ore ready ior shipment.
 The water has all beeen taken cut q the sl,aff ei the Black Horse mine. and work vii be resumed again on the property. Samples Of black sniphursts taken from the bottom oi the shait ,.ssays as high as $500 per sss.
 Miners from the sssfhern psst q If this county, vho thought they csuld ds better by chipping their ess disscs ts smeIten via Phenix, have ieund shsir mistAhe, and ass sgsia sslsing lhe product of thsif mines e ths saapiiug works.
 FROM orHns COUNTIES.
 The ASisoas Csppss se0pasy is averaging eight tons ef copper buIlion per day. It is estimated that iss l6So the output vilI amount to ever 15or 0o0Oo0 poundA
 The Arizona company has scw sx- pended over 6. 00,OOo sn its ninss. rsilrcsds and improvements IL has s6 milss q 3Sisch tsaek, connecting Clifton with I1Srdsburg, and sosrtsss miles np tbs eAnysu-
 The Copper King csmpssy he q isst gos t0 work after eight ysass q litigation. T ey have pst 70 far uscs Asd have over twenty ass sm- plsyed. They have workiag capital oi t50000. IL has been gosd Diss Iron nss 6rst-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-18
sesslnes feesn seeerse.


 Jerome, Dec. 14th.-tFro eur rsgu- lar cor espondent- 1.-The 6rst month of school in Jeroms closed Decem CT 18th, with Mica Fannie L. Willard teacher. The following is the roll q honor for the month teing the list ei pupils. who have been neither absent or tardy during the naoath: Willie Ovens, Johnnie Ssonsy, Lcstia stoaey, Willie Hill and Edgar Hill.
 Jerome i. very dull as present, vith | prospect for still dullsr tmsa- Ths ssneliess have both ciossd down fos tho winter, or sn'il about PsbrusFy. Work
 l. s'iIl continued in the mines-
 Theodore Garfield and I'd. MAburfin have bought the buschershop. and are
 nov faraishisg Jerome with the best o' beef
 Preparations are being male Tor Christmas Tree and dance q Nr. and Nr.. ]. KeiIey's. oa Chrissmss eve. Quiie as excitement has been pro duced in Jerome and vicinity by th1 discovery of ledge os rich ore in the foothills, stcu. tvo miles from shs tssn Jerosns received her share of rAin' and roads were in psssabie fes several days
 pp ws,s.1 ~f coxfon vcrrd suf fereS gaIfs loas in censequenee c' the i.a.e storm He uas oa his vsJ from Fisgstsf then the storm osesooa him. He had tso wagons, iosds1 visi 6 900 see. a iamher. He suooesded ii getting xs far as Oak Greek with Ai' load, bss foaaa it ios high e erese Leaving his vsgOns about fity ysrd' from the right bAnk, he crvssed sist his hc-ses and came sn home Ihrs' days after, be returned Tor he vsgosa ! wh<n he found that they lad sanishes
 a completely e # they hsd never CT
 issed. Upon ssArsb, he fczsd oo' vasoa asd some d the lumber n valIey, rsiie es tso dsvz the eAnyon in . denesxiixed condition. The iAs
 heard os the otses vsgss, is ~ss eoa' isg plscsaiy dsua by Central vsrt< Oak creek vas twelve fess highsr ia l--~ ss.~ sse~us than is vss ss~v h~sr-
 ksoEA-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-18
ers,ssss = sns ssss.

All ass entitled to the bet that thsir n,onsy vilI buy. % every family shsuA have at once. botsis sf the bsst family remedy. syfnp of Figs. to eissass the systsm vken costive Of bilious For sale ia s1c adj sI bottles by sii is.diog drsggssts~
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-18
oe~tf~erT

n1I M. M2ss.a&i, ek Ttkrs4ka vsA tssE Fssss1at kss@r HsFeHsss~s z&gas sregs1ss<t ss Y<stoxss sll oT@ssss1t-s tz 2sssssssg IAAs wskzs-x ssf es&ss xask <e4s wii3 @ asz ts fs3sl 11 serx gssAsAnsssd. fszE ssssys sa ag siMy Niz bs sksEl Asx
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-18

Ne przssEt css&ssrssfEzss sE Bate. Fs- sIsZa ss- sad &zrasaity siTss sse sss.s- sAcsSez g .sa. oia Dee ss iewessg e s1vsrF4ss Tss=< tss3.sixl gs.ssss asssss bs ssea fs Le sFy-ne 4sss. = Es1. 2 ceEsY. aIs
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-18
A~vses ss nesssvs

Mss. Winaios's Sooehing eyrup sk,ouid always bs ase1 fw eksidrsa seeshing- fs ssoShss shs ehi8, sotssns sk's Knzzs. asssys ~ psia, esres vsnd e<ase. and is ths tea semeds ssx D. ssTkSA. Tvessy-6ss eeufz bcxtie.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-18
os.tlcuvo 0oeolvooe
HOW I'll SIDE ICNES ]!

(oc AobinV NHve ona Ho16. Hips KI9s nev, and Uterae Paius, RheuDa&te,
 So stic, Ns ursigie. HaesDs cad obooe E>Wif Psaas. Beotevo1 e0 00e DoQoeo V the aueaeoeo Assb-pa1D 91nososs D eea.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-18
Cured bv Outjcura.

Cured by Outjcuva. ss s,ss sss sss s ::. ss :: ssfsiss'y [ . :ai.. isiii.s - sslisS oss as; es:n spsssa vish .lmost lnfrsdisls rapl1iiy
 .1 ..s s @ 'sss sss,s ,s,s q si, ssss SiossSsd. sa msisssss. " M. Ss2i Ss2 E eistl sest \: nsete, no peace ,,y day. Finally, ws Wese tn. sSsss s.s .lssls sv nssssIioss ia ass.s ss q isss,ess .s. ,,ssls is!ie.s P..:ss ss vk5lss diss .svsd s.s iifs. ssa . Sss Ss e ssscss, ,.ssss ss''s ss .e sspsses q
 Aivy Il Law d Es-fros. Assy,
 oey covssoe slsh seahe.
 My boy, agsi nias yssrs, hes hven ssousisd ssl .iis with With 2 s sssy z hsd ha Ss. vhieh al. ss, ..s ses m @ S'y .as,s ss ssAs % oyer shs.s Lase riis = .hs s.os. shs iop ef his hsSd ie Sis lsst. aed .atiegal.y krovins vorse, q. sssss. Ass is.s rsssrs. | deter : is issd E ssy sss sss ,s sS eesss s ..s sssP6y 'diy disApoess<d. isavlng sk. sktn islr s11 smooih. sns pefformins . fhsrsseh cara 1h CUTIcueA 6o8npt Ea Aso sii yos eiat0 eoI3. GEO C. LeAvrrT.
 No. Anaovef. Maes-
 outlcUvo 0ooolvons The psv nloOI pastnsr aaf eurese cd Cuucuaa. the 0roaa nkin Cure, end CuYr cusA aoAr. su exquisite Hktn beautines. sx sssbeily. speeoiiy. permnasntly, eae eoo- fslsedtne. scssy. erased. pimptys soeiy, ssre1- u'ona. snd hss edttary nu oors with loes Of bair thss hvotst1ng years of sorture aa1 oie- 0gprntton. Perostes re De0eos thto euseo ln childhood sss permensnf. sold svssyWhere. PT1ee, CUTzcuuAs ooos eoAy. Us.; REsBLvBsr. Prspeged ey tho rurnn bnue Asp tSssNIcAL oe.s Dneseos o1sssnd tor s.How r. C e akln ptseaeee," Q paees. 50 tifustr st50os and 1R tee0moolalo. q S0VsS S 8Gtn and ncAlr prsssrvsd aad k6aa
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wss1ssv css1s.
Teo fFsraess fAassrs

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TsunsDAr. Dss. n.

1nungoAYy Uoo< lz. Bessd net q n s'c,esk, pssssAst e s1jesnosat Prsssns c. 2. Dshss (ehsirnsn) ssd nssyis 0sldvssss, supssvisoss. snd cjssk.
 cs nesios. .. '. OIssk vAs sp- pointed rod ossrssss q disssist No. Is. subject se approval q his bssA. asd vas authorized ts expssA e3o0 on ths mad.
 O. motion. ths sIssk vas directed ts sdvsssiss ios bids Sss sspaisisg sbs county sssd h distsjets Nss. ! cd 2 :. piis ss bs spsssd Dss. 1Sth. I16o-
 On nosios. shs aassssmsps e nu. N. Bssisy { Ca va ses;eksa irsn sbs tar roll, t bsisg doubIs assssasst Bond ef F. ?. Clask, e rod svssssss. dstriet Nc. IS. vas sppssvsd-
 board sdiOuxDo1.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-18

I have on hand Large I,ot of wood mate sl, and have in ny employ as g0o. msclsaDis,a as thero ars ir. Arzona Territory. and partits coming here for Goods or to have blaeuausahsng
 r wood vorE xiI have their worx done promptly and zt rsa- sonabIe nj A
 ! would taxe this opportunity to thank nsy nlsny friends whc patronized sse past season. and would asK them to gsss ne a share of tisesr pAtIos.ase the present Anything } oa 1sed for yourself sF family CT ranch I have in soek AM ny goxss such ss CAnn.sd Gs~ods, Eloslr and BAfleg a. can bs purchased in car.laai Ioss. are bought by nc in thi manasr l pay 50 rsnt e cit szx1s. hire vsry lis~ tjs help: therefore there is 70 house Tn ryzoaa taat l sileN so underseil ne. and fhese who first p4fr sized nc fnl f t3 their inte to eais ca nse Goods iesed slsipped ca esrs receive our sl astsetion- Ixm no attlates8 as Co 10 . credit | ne~. as i have |lr-r<emc ted Dp
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 essi. bnsla to faFn
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A sas. snvsss.n.ns.

] be which IS guaranteed so bring nfiSfsctory rssults. or in cAse ot s . return of PareA2ss prsce- On Afe plan you can bay fron our kisei Druggist a bottle of Dr. ks New Discovery foe Con<unp- IL s guaranteed to b<ing rslsef ery case, when s<sxi for any zEec-
 s Tf-rozss s.anks oz Isss1. sG1a ss
 slEzsE. ls.l1zEasts2a at LE1x., ea.s4s. Az.saaz. saooTlzg Coach
 ste ass Is ], gsszxasE add sss be sszts. Fas-sce-y Gzsg- szss , zys he Se~2.ss3 epn Esszs
 Ezs A1 ls2 l-sgzsF Bssg sssrs.
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rssmocds.

Gems and sss ny lovely lire q dia- niond piss. esr risgs, scsrf pins. ste- There l. ns iiss n goods . Purehaass esu bs a sasily swindIed h, svss by tise aseEler~ uhs himself kpops posh- ing oa the kusineax sad shs 6gsss tkss e.st, eoscr, bsiIli4sey. etc, i0rss in tbs vAlus ol diAmesd. Macy ysass sx- psrsencs in this huxiness sssbiss ns e s4.scs such stouss e uiIl give tbs par chaser . good vAIue fer kis mossy. Ny diamonds ass sIl pieked stssss. n.ousssd ss ny order, ssd ! knsv tho csods ! sn selling to ay essssnsrs-
 ll6 0so. H- cuaaY-
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 Our RsgaIAx Evssy-dsy Press fer Hsislsy 0seds sss lover thsa tie @speciAl" prosa Of any house is tosn.
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Conservation vs- Tho Rage fes Novelties.

The Sesl Annual fer IssO. issued by .. M- Perry 4 Co, Detroit, Michigan. hes reached our table Iu cover this ysss is especially Arsisfic and attract. i've, asa iss contents, as usual, interest lng ssl instructive Ferry's sseds are thsEoughly reliable. and always come true. Tie direetioss given in the An nsal fer the cultivation os both 1owers sal vegetables ars % full and explicit that 10 enc cAa fad es succsss vhe uses thsir sesds and follows shs in ssrustieue.
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 A requsst sent te the firm as Desseit, Michisas, vsH sring yog copy of the esei Ansaai fer 1890 by return mail