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Tobacco rs Factor in American Civil;za
ton.


ton.
The development of the American colo
nies, their rapid growth in the century pre-
ceding the American revolution. depended
in large measure on a botanical accident.
viz, on the introduction of tobacco into
the commerce of the world. No contribu-
ton from newly discovered lands has ever
been SO welcomed as this so-calied noxious
weed. No new faith has ever travelled so
fast and far among men as the habit of
smoking. In scarce century from the
FIRST introduction of the plant in
Europe, its use had spread to near
y half the people of the old world.
The eastern coast of America.
from the Hudson southwark to South Caro-
lima. is peculiarly we'll suited for the growth
OF the tobacco plant, and the rapid extern
sion Of the British colonies In America,
which brought their population at the time
OF the Revolution to q point where they
numbered about one-sixth part .: me Eng
lish people, was largely due to the commerce
which rested upon The use of this plant
From Mature and Man in America" by
Prot. n. s. Shaler, in-Ssptember Scribnsr.
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d You Want . Home.

II -, buy snsw and substantial five-room
house built for the owner. Easy terms.
Call ct the premises, los Alta street. ons
block sest Of Hobaek, and ono block south
Of Broadway.
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s1o REWARD.

For information or return. of large rid short
h1rn COW: leaf her halter on should have calf this
mon.h. Left coral July Is.
D. Ii. MONTGOMERY,
He enA Live Stock Exchange, Hslena Aysuua
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Glasgow, Dawson County.

Give us your order for fall and winter suit,
We guarantee full satisfaction. Craig d Smith
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6txangeEs viii d we'll 70 stop 1t the Crystal
Essta1rAnl firsGrcleass n every n. pect. Dim
IL 6s0 LID 70 8 Opaa I'll night Grand
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Go to Parchen & Co.'s for bargains in toilet
eOapS.
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Immense line of plush picture frames just
opened at The Bee Hive.
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May Agnes Fleming's novels. bound in cloth,
only $1.l5 at The Bee Hive.
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G. f. Kemp, maker of superior notary and
corporate seal presses. Heleua, Mont
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RHEIMS Natural Miner., Water.

The genuine Hoff's. malt extract at H. NJ Par
i, 4. C, 30
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STCCKHOLDERS'MEE ANNUAL
~ meeting of the stockholders of the Helena
journed) for the election of board of trustees
for the ensuing year. will be held at the Office of
the Company. IN Eelena, Montana Sept, u, 1890,
at ESQ 2. m. u. l. ALl.EN Secy
II elena. Mont. Aug. 25 1890
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Wholesale Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Coz
Sixth Avenue and Main Street.
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The proposed race at Brighton of one
snile and an eighth, between prominent
three-year-olds, has resolved itself into a
match between Lucky" Baldwin's Sinaloa
II. and g. B. Morris Judge Morrow. The
stakes are $1,000 side, to which the asso-
citation will add $1,000. Reclare, Ruperta
and Tournament are so engaged their own
ers could not accept the invitation of the
Brighton management and make the race
q sweepstakes. The race will take place on
Friday, 18th inst.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-21

aging, therefore peruse II Carefully Ed TIMES
It requires $4,000 every week to
support the Liquor traffic in the Dist
riot Of Columbia
| Uncle Sam is SAID to purchase
! twenty-five tons Of tobacco every year
for Tie use Of the navy
Unsettled questions, said the Fed
eral Republic, of Switzerland, IN its
remarkable address to President Lin
coin, have no pity upon the repose of
nations
In NIneland, New Jersey, the popu
larity Of prohibition is shown by the
fact that the saloon vote this spring is
the Smallest ever known. Only
twenty-five persons voted for license.
Maine from being the poorest state
in the union is now one of the
most prosperous having snatcht d
FROM the grog-shops more than
twcnty-four million dollars anru H..
IN Englshman who insul. Ell his
bedstead by placing underneath each
post brollen-of bottle says he had
not been free from i'llunatism or govt
for fifteen years, and that he began to
improve Immediately alter the aplpli-
cation of the insulators \ paper,
quoting this wisely adds: Theirs
many fellow who could cure his govt
if he co;lt. break of the bottom Of his
glass bottles in time
The idea that beer IS useful heycr-
age on account OF its nu;rtiVe value is
about as absurd as can be lmmag:ned.
Baron Liebig, the eminent German
chemist, says that las much flour as
can lie on the point Of Il table knife
contains as much nuritivc cOnstitG-
cnts as eight r:nts of tie best and
most nutritious beer that is made
The ''wCrkingman' who hopes to gain
strength from his beerpOt is depend
ing on broken reed.
To be suddenly convinced that clubs
may be organized for a higher purpose
than opening wine, smoking cigars or
retailing jokes oyer the card table,
was shock TO the complacency with
with which the lord of creation had
been wont to declare that women
knew nothing about cl!bs :
IN ten years woinen's clubs have done
more for the actual good Of society
than al the men clubs Of the past fifty
years have d0ne.-Inter Ocean.
Two hundred progressive young
women of New Zealand are banded to-
Gether in a Young Woman Christian
Temperance Union, two years cid
that has already met with signal sue
cess III connection with various phil
anthropic undertakings. 1t does flow
er mission work, hospital visiting,
work amcng children, soldiers and
sailors, holds singing, sewing and
Bible classes, and has exercised a de
cided social influence III many COM
mimi: les
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-Sceger s Guernsay'S Cycloyedia Of
the manufactures and products Of the
United States is work which ought
to be on every business and professiou-
III mans table. Il IS a work of over
SEQ pages ana is revised and published
annually on the directory principle
On account Of its real worth we have
taken the agency for the sale of the
book in this city, and now have a copy
ready fer inspection. Call at this
Office and lock it over, and get Price
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For several years. in the spring months,
! used to be troubled with drowsy, tired
feeling, and a dull pain in the small of my
back. SO bad, at times, as to prevent my
being able to walk, the least sudden motion
causing me severe distress. Frequently,
boils and rasheS would break out on various
parts Of the body. By the advice of friends
and my family physician. began the use of
Ayers Sarsaparila aid continued it till the
poison in my blood was thoroughly eradica-
ted."-L. ". English. Montgomery CITY. Mo.
lily system was all run down; my skin
rough and Of yellowish hue. tried various
remedies, and while some of them gave me
temporary relief none OF them did any per-
manent good. At last I began to take
Ayers Sarsaparilla. continuing it exclusive
ly for considerable time, ard am pleased
to say that it completeIY
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alden. Manifold E,ciopcs!ia.

The title Jordan begins, ana the
title Legacy" ends Volume y Of
.Alden's Manifold Cyclaperia, and be
tween these titles VIII he found Il
wonderful amount OF interesting and
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the amount OF space given to each of
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for the people. \ feature of very
great Importance not found in any
other cyclopcdia is the pronunciation
of all titles, the names OF persons,
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Among the great number of interest
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we notice: Jurisprudence, jury, Jute,
the states Of Kansas and Kentucky,
very full and brought down to date
Knights of Labor, Latin language and
Literature; also biographical sketches
OF such noted and interesting c!aTac-
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Kant, Clara Louise Kellogg, Mrs.
Kemble, George KEENAN,, Louis Kos
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The Manifold Cyclopcdia cannot be
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Expansive Superior.

Under the above caption the Asl.
land Times has this to say of Superior
We have again visited the Superior
and found them growing faster thai
eleven short months ago. 1t was las
July that Superior commenced to paw
Tower avenue and put III water and
gas mains. Today she Cal bolst OF
niles of cedar block paving, an elec-
trio street railway running FROM " est
Superior to Old Superior, water
works system that is uneGualed, gas
and electric lighting for III and outdoor
illumination. In word the super
iors have all the modern appliances
known to this busy age, equally with
Ter older eastern rivals
This city, for it IS all under one city
government, has sprung from a
country village to q city OF 1900
population in less than ten months,
owing to her commanding position al
the head of Lake Superior and from
the further fact that she is one of the
greatest raiIr5ad centers OF today, ana
to orr mind the coming Empire city
Of tie inland seas, is destined 10 rival
Chicago in population and trade in
coming years. She is an empire unto
herfelf, with territory stretching ont
Oh all sides for hundreds and thousands
OF miles, and Il territory rich beyond
conception in iron ore, copper, brown
sandstone, pine and hardwood lumber.
She is the natural and only outlet for
the grain Of Minnesota, the Dakotas,
ana the Red River valley, to the SEA
board.
It is then but reasonable to predict
nat the industrial buds just forming,
WILL when III fall bloom, find the roll
ing fnilis of the east tran>I lantcd here,
while the wheat brought by rail VIII
lie ground into flour and shipped to the
seaboard Via Lake Superior, as a natur
al leyeling up Of the economic rrinci-
llas Of trade and traffic
This is not all. Superior is bound
To re 4 great jobbing center, having 3
territory street shing ont in all direc-
tons. free from eastern competitions
aud which Will be inhabited as thickly
IS beehive, with skilled and I'M
skilled art isans, III the mines, in tie
forest, i'll the fields and in the work
shops, producing wealth ard expand
ing the resources Of the great North
west
10 riyet this idea we have only to
make the statement that the McDu-
gal! ship yards have been located here
and VIII give employment to Loco
men, there is the West Superior Ium
her To-, West Superior Iron x Steel
G., Webster Chair Works, La Belle
Wagon Works, tie Dry Docks, huge
grain elevators, Red River Brewing
%. and other industries we did not
spection.
The live agencies that are pushing
Superior to the front are the Consol
idatcd Land Co. and the Land & River
imp. Co, who are expanding or get
sing others to eXpend millions OF dol
lars III brick blocks, street paving
sewerage and the building Of new
docks and the enlargement OF the old
ones. This is a condensed pen picture
of Superior today; what il Will lie III
ten years the most s,,nguine cannot
tftn guess.
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II. West End school board. ri its
meeting Tuesday evening, vet d to
suomi; u the PEOPLE Of the city for
ratification, proposition to h0nl the
city for SEQ, qoa for the purpose OF
tasint sites and erecting school build
ings thereon. Money spent in eGuca
tiaoal facilities is well spent, but we
think this is Spreading it on rather
t'.ck for 4 starter. Let us meet the
denanis Of the aoue promptly. lat ii
Is not necessary - anticipate the fu-
ture t such IN extent Oar taxes are
multiplying fast enough without any
unnecessary caste.
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nOCGl.AS COUNTY COJET-IN PROBATE
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
lJDUGLA> COUNTY ! s.


Y AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
A. June It'll. $50
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has He'd notice of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his cain. and
that said proof viii bc made before the Judge or
in his absence the Clerk Of the Circuit court
Douglas Co, WIS. 4; superior. WIS, on
.sHE. rs. !e3ss,
viz: Charles : Howard. I'll T. No 80 for the SNi /
81, see -, III IS X Il VI
IL" name, tie following witnesses % prove his
coH'iu"m> residence upon and cultivation ct.
said l..lid, VIZ: iai-u Nutt"-un. kuf,eTt Howard.
f&"in Nolan. EdwIn Johnson, ali OF Poplar,
IOUs.&s Co, Wis.
q. ", CAERINGTON,
Register
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4 Girls rest Charm.

Ny dear girls, keep Yourselves look
ing as sweet and dainty as possible.
Never under-yalue the charm of an
agreeable appearance. It is the most
delightful letter Of introduction that
can be given To a stranger, and there
is no reason in the world why every
woman should not he pleasant to look
upon. \ famous woman once said,
There are no ugly women; there are
only women WHO do not understand
how TO make themselves htaUt full
This is absolutely true So the right
thing fer You to DO is to sit down,
think it over and make yourself Tie
charming example that points the
moral Of this.-Ladies' Home Journal.
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VIII Carleton is reported as hay
ing recently said: Other writers Of
verso have laid great stress on the ar
tistic faculty which many of them
have possessed in an eminent degree,
hut with me the ann has always been
first and last to reach the heart Of the
people, and to say those things which
should both entertain and make
better. hope have not altogether
failed in my efforts | would rather
appeal 70 the heart OF man than to
his int llpct :
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The Schenectady haired editor of
the snarlagram sings very small in his
issue last evening. Brought to bay he
resorts to his usual tactics cf lying
N representation, ana insinuates
that The Leader is attempt ing 10 Oh
struct the growth OF the city, and de
nounceS and opposes necessary public
improvements. The Leader pitics
rather than despises the creature who
can descend t. such m"anness at the
behcst of his corporate master. If he
had said The Leader denounces and
opposes a contemplated and long
drawn cut robbery OF the city for the
benefit Of corporation OF which he is
the cheap tool and hirtlng, he Would
have hit the nail on the head. But,
then, the snarla@ram is not in the
habit Of hitting the nail on the head
or telling the truth about anything
Leader.
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.Erlun %. 800.
~ = ~ - ~ -
Nyron W Fields, Plaintiff
1,ary r Farr;,}.ra,. Defendant

Mary L. Harrington, Defendant.
THE STATE oF WISCONSIN. To the s4iI de
f.iGHGt:
Ya; a-c hereby SUNNI mel 10 appear within
twenty days after the service Of This sGw~.n3S.
exclusive o. iiIe DAY Gf service. aI4i defend the
above euti,le.i action II TIE cotsTt aforesaid aud
ia ca-c 1f Y rir failure - - d. Judgment VIII -
rendered 6S&ius. !oa according "a the deuau! Of
lie CoI,r.-i2s GRAFTON MASON
Plaintiff Attorney.
= @. A7dreSs-S1rc-ioT. Drsigla> 90. Wis
y b-Ihe complaint III the Adore entitled
action vas tle-i in The Office 81 the Clerk OF The
tIrcui; Court. Douglas county. Wisconsin, ~ tae
2ISt day 81 ,is.E, Ieye GRAFTON MASON,
.It pl-5cl.il! : =. -.loZ-.
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Tyander Matthews in Two Let
ters, in lIarrer's Magazine fer Julv,
will tell the story of an attempted.
robbery If the tssscuiho Gold Com
peay If British Guiana \ fail, 4
tribe II white Indians, who were
supposed To he the last Of The ancient
Peruv;ans, figure prominently in the
narrative. \ fuil-page illustration hy
larny accompanies the story
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The sixteenth session. Of the 81
premc io,.ge, X Of Z. cf the world.
and the first encampment OF the Uni-
form Rank. Will convene IN Milwaukee
july 7th next. THIS VII lie the most
important gathering OF secret societies
eyer held III the state. SPECIAL ar
Engagements sill lie made for the en-
teftaiument Of I'll corners, and reduced
r,.!.se oc ti,ks /
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-21

Why dent tie Telegram and
Leader fellows get right down to good,
old-fashioned hair FInin'. or else keep
on:eL and stop E.,l:.Mg taess.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-21

ON Tuesday evening seven census
takers of Minneapolis were arrested
hy order of t. 5. Commission
81 J. J. McCaffcrty, fer making false
returns. st Paul and Minneapolis
papers have been claiming immense
populations, and in spite of all efforts
both of the cities Will fall short Of
their oft reiterated statements many
thousands, and il was 40 doubt to stop
this silrinkagc as much is possible
that these men Gn,.cr the iastruc
tons Of Ed stevens, were trying at
least to hold Minneapolis even with
st. Paul. The census reports are but
little better than no reports at all
Uncle sam might just about as well
shut his eyes and make rough and
tumble guess, and lut it down us Il
fully sUhatant!ated fact.
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Ea.icc io- scta2,sicu:5 lon.

J AND OFFICE At ASHLAND WISCONSIN.
II June is lH.T
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has cd notice of Iii, Intention 10
make final proof in -j.pPrrt - his "laii AID th&t
said proof " III h2 made before the CLERK Of the
CIrcIit Court for d ,u;,as county, WISCONSIN, 1t.
Superior, Wisconsin, on
.Fss2; e:s3. 1889.
viz: Michael Kennedy, Is rr caption +. 8.
No 1916, for The SHl4 see. 20, TIP. i ~ OF Eangc
Ii W. / T. II.
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and caiiVItiE#.iDa
o. said land, Viz: Edwin johnson and cast.
.EDhl!>tnl, Of Poplar Douglas cOGu,y, Wisconsin;
Eliot Ecrg. and John NJ Peterson. OF Hawthorne,
Douglas county, Wisconsin,
jn2ly-6 Il. ". CAERIEGT2N, Ecgisr
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-21

The Telegram says it supposed the
duty of a mayor WAS to work for and
not against E>e people. Correct Eut
Who are the people The masses at
large q the Land x River Improve
ment company? The Telegram as
sumes that the company is the people
and that the mayor is opposing it be
cause he VIII not consent 10 have the
ely robbed Of thousands of dollars an
HHalfy just to swell the bank account
q SAID company on the rretcXt that
the people OF South Superior are dy;ng
for water. They have better water
right at home than the water com
pany would give them
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COUNTY CLERK.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,.
b9U,.I.AS tGuSTN. II t'.:'ilF tHI IT.
Denis pyGa. Plaintiff,
G-.Ift.-t
Jacob /. i.si..soil AID


Jacob l.. E.i.-i.sou itd
Ole Olson, byf, Il5;li>.
BY WRIT : ofau execution i,-iicI ont of the
Cir.u!t Court in ami loi hoG.l:S county. Ni~r"a-
sin ana to me directed, and delivered III favor OF
the Plaintiff Denis Dean. and "g;:Ast he De
PENDANTS Jacob l. Ericsson IA ole tI,-".l, vi!
on the 9TH day Of July. l>.n. i; l. oc.nrk i'll IL"
forenoon ut tie i.;i>t troHt 81" g. III" iolE,
iIoiSt in superior. il Douglas comfy Nl..!i-
sin offer tor ,,llc and sell 10 the highest Bidder
for cash, all the Tight; title aid interest q; ti.e
Defendants in and 10 the following described
real estate to wit: The Northeast quarter 81 the
Northwest quarter Section Twenty-Five - town
Furtv-fyc & - Range Fourteen lliE ami North
west quarter OF Northeast quarter and North
east quarter OF Northwest 4fla'tc section lWcll-
iy-siX I2GA Town fortv-tivr ti1i. Range Fourteen
Il . and tie North hufof HE Northeast quarter
OF section -IN O., Town fnItyf ur tIi', Range
Thirteen - and East half ct southeast quarter
and Southwest quarter OF the -outicast quarter OF
section Fourteen Gh, Town Forty four liii
Range Fourteen ia and West half "i Northwest
quarter Of section hilty-orr ga. Town Forty
fnur oi+l Range Thirteen ti". i'll Douglas county,
Wisconsin, or - much thereof a. will tie nCcc>-
AIRY t. satisfy the Judgment OF Sl9IIO and inte-
rest and costs.
Sutclior Wisconsin, May %. I>,@.
m@iiy3 CiiAS. VIC ~ hoAi' ShrF, III.
Douglas County. Wis
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DON'T GIVE Up

The use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. One bottle
may not cure Fright OFF, q complaint of
years; persist until a cure is effected. AS
general rule, improvement follows shortly
after beginning the use of this medicine.
With many people, the effect is Immediately
noticeable; but some constitutions are less
susceptible to medicinal influences than
others. and the curative process may, there
fore, in such cases, be less prompt. Perse-
yerance in using this remedy is sure of its
reward at last. Sooner or later, the most
stubborn blood diseases Weld to
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Dated June l.. lS9p.
Y } .IIE u. l7.'7.
Notice fn- Publication.

:! AND OFFICE Al ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
Il May nth, 1850.
NOTCH, j. hereby given That the following
T.arei settler has filed notice of his intention u
make tva3 r-: IL >s;u;aaEt ~ his claim AND thar
said proof viii l., fua:e before The Clerk of the
Ci-cJis court. Douglas caunty. WI. II Superior
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Cured Me.

1 presume my liver was very much out of
order, and the blood impure in consequence
feel that l cannot too Lightly recommend
Ayers Sarsaparilla to any enc afflicted as l
was'-Mrs. \. i. Smith. Glover. Vt.
For years | suffered from scrofula and
blood diseases The doctors prescriptions
and several so-called headquarters being of
no avail was at last advised by a friend to
try Ayers Sarsaparilla ! did so. and now
feel like new man. being fully restored to
health &C. n. Erink, DEBORAH, Iowa.
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.suue G:Gn. 1890.

rfz August Iunaquisr III. Z IA. 1eso- for the
II. 81: and =, So see 6. TP. 46 y 4. 10 ".
He names the following witnesses to rr5vc his
continuous residence Upoa and cultivation IF
said land viz: Charles SofcriaHd, GGsfay Sod
eIfaud. ANal FFcberccr and Aug. " -Eepsan,
al OF Hawthorne. Douglas County Wisconsin.
~ 4. " CAEi,IN Ton, Rogi--a-
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Y W. O T. u

The matter appearing under this head from
time to sine. VIII he furnished b. the ladies al
good and wholesome reading gees without the
aging, therefore peruse II Carefully Eli. TIMES
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'so::ce for Publication,

General Passenger Agent. i. Paul.