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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-03-08
ALL SUMNER.

The bulldog is not 81 animal 10 be
admired. yet he possesses Il trait thar
1t leasta entities him 10 our respect.
His tenacitv OF purpose IS proverbial.
1t makes him q formidable adversary.
~ like trait has often enabled man 10
overcome great obstacles and win vic
tory under the most trying circum-
stances. In fact, il is only by ~tenacity
Of purpose and indomltablc wlll-poWer.
that many of LIES battles are brought
to 4 successful termination.
Disease. like mans more material
enemies, is often an obstinate adver-
sarv. and it is only by the mos de-
cermlned persistencv II the use or the
best remedy that victory IS attained
over it. While DIR. Pierce Golden Med
ical Discovery IS guaranteed to benefit
or cure III all diseases for which il is
recommended, Vet IN ailments Of long
standing, which are usually alike slow
n their inception and progress. the cure
must likewise be effected by slow de
rrees and regular STAGES. This can
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-03-08
Cruel Arab Slave Hunters.


The ARAB system o. ralo1og IS UNIQUE.
About atty years ago taey me
extensive Nanyerna toanCrE' 2 "Ilcn
Nyang"e ana k1sso1So are gov Wei
known ce1-es l1e Na1 3E.@, So
beng thls 15s'anae'. a!.-ta
Ten. Ves T1,sl ~ -1aaS s-.a-.S
ave spFsa3 s1s-' opera'lo1s ,lto1---o-
rAe c9lntsF = = enormous eSseh.
nc ArafS, p eheir e1pea'elaHs n scare.
- saves ana lflE5, gene-a-lT s'rfoana
q .naf-V0 villages carly n ne morning.
At gwen sigma. fheE Tash ~ rom an
points. nFinG r1ht ana 1ei1 Z ea9taf!H3
az me women. II lhe nfh "i4ei 'FsSE
anee fheT are not. os5ef"l>f 'hes are
a..9"ea g escape ne f~naIa'1''S men
pl.ta9e a.- me nus u mage "Alca
'Ae7 ai1eFNaI1 hre. II ho"e'sI, 'ls
plaea happens q ne EXTENSIVE, u. ARABS
a1"pt 4Ii!erent tactics, IhcE form z
,t2cNade OF zaF-ha. nus formed me
fo'3hti-h themselves maintaining s.Ilel
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-03-08
Vow a. sta,d here YOU Do n. sc. arv

Vow as 7 stand here, you DO net gee any
hands outstretched t1Hard me and yet there
are hands OF mr. brow and hands on both NV
shoulders TLev are hands u parental bene-
tiction L is quite 9 good many years ago
nov since We folded taose hands as tne- began
tie last s.e.p 81 the banss II the kar1tan
IN the vlIlaZe 1eneterv. hit those hands e-e
stretched 61- toward rne to-1a- aci tnev
are ]ast a. warm and they are 1ast a yeL-.s
a. ~heu ! sat IN her Enee a. i've en- or
a-e AMI slal. neTer -heEe of those
hand 4, not want =. InaE nave EeIpei
me- - much a ,holsand umes already. and
10 not expect u have a trouble Or q rrlal
t-.wen hi. and nv grave where those hands
viii not help ne. i pa< not z YER splen
Ii home. a tn World calls u. but
w had a tau.iv + be there, well worn by
.ru1er par2>a4 ani taer- was a family altar
the.e. " here 20 arelt nonn'r. and night:
and there vas a nolv Sat'at1 there and
stretched ma = aigGt Ine . hung - loops
81 t~eStcalls tLere wa a >carlet ilia
ii tie window Oh the tender ire
lois. hieSsei memory q a Ghri>tan
home + that til" IMPRESSION Won
are 1nas+ng Ibsu vouI children When You
are Ieaa AMI Ii nj no. ~ lan- before YOU
are-when v0l are dead. viii yosI ch4i say
If there ever Ras a gGCl Christian latntr.
nine was one Il ther- ever "a' a good
: Christian mother. MIN va one
Stl.I further. We want TINS ,carl@f line 9t
the text Ira wn arfC5s the window ~ our
prospects To-day. nv friends. We st in the
window = earthly prospects, and We look off
toward Ire hills ri heaven and the landscape
of ctoiuai beaGtv Cost las openeithe WIN
dow for l9 arj We iA4k ont We now only
OF a dim ou'ipe u tne1nhabitants. We now
only here sa5 there catch 3 note y the eV-
gnlst'. ha1tA nv
Bot hle,--l he God for this .oar.at line u
the t44da.. 1iat teI. ne thst thn blood Of
tArl=t bought that tome Tor any s9ul, and |
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-03-08
REV. DIR. TALNAGE.
THE BROCE:fE piTINE'e SUNDAY
SERMON.

s3 4r
h@f 1''hf 1 ~ 's.. ~"
rFn, mr. "@'@t' tp' 9oS "a
An antrl-. 49, ~el@g.n- ~ Gly@n -
Ir. Ta.rnaZe 81 -. ir9aEtyn tcaaeaF II
Music. When = f~a aal Ai-2 hT-f sermon
after his r~ef4rnfr.al th@ Hoy Land Ev@rv
se4t va. coup ri AMI all -tali9nG room.
even TIE space l nc sage fehInd the
ry.achei was tit.ai i~.at.a openlng hvmns
wer. b.e-' - 'Ar i" IIa' Bnde All
Lard hh@ad ~ - - De3an preach
ing, Dr.. Ia.Aaaat i6li a people
Re ~as CAD r. ~ home aHd >l,eaalh2 q
his chaich "alo@ HH'li"ey ,r~9s"d ~
great ploas ir sra ~. heN WINS we're .
ready iletuZ it" - "a II" ,tTInan Wa
The HDa-e q. 't.< " All Inc lreschet
sad
" hen ohIv = trT ~eek- a21. v-IFei
JerIcE@. l-dHH ant IL pa--lDle laat this
antony .ar" : = Welding prH-ent T. C4ee-
Patra vi here az TO groves ri palm
trees Nhei" a. lIrIai N%ala"r, fuaf "lee
s,HHd ff.e. Er!c - graf }tt-atfeiipfn
the staIc # "EleI "tnII" 'oid The people
that ii"lGl ~ dead Nl!"ra H. tie
sycaLaore Ire. on 'H" lltah ~ winch
Zarlheas . 'aeh JretE la..Hi hi- tiaee
Where y vr.a ei '.a wai 81 - tel II
the hla~ln2 Il rae latn torh~, b1f thefaef
that oil The" ha, Ri a,f. afsldtl a"' alnder
ne iron .eat9t % ma at - -. mas! y
everything Int tat'i IAN az. 1p- haI.-
on ne NaF. Il1| ~tr 'Ii!@ azaSgA!t.
n. I = lae 'h.a-h 4 w. aas
lhere la 's' a.7. .f eg1 - ne
ot'y = I'rl. ~ Via liz na. 'er. 1T
Paye1'v h@s tf1a f-2' III
iepr@@y "at ..an -. i i>ata1
70 thtAfr4t ~ Taught Ia tor
saxon hcl asInr - ga 3a!elIll ptgf IL
"a. induced AZ -. L@a. vns. bit they
i1oa II Warrior ..ss.ai ltl. : fre-inc they
tta. alyol ~ NhiN ..a lhe hef an tteN
$tarf W A-i ~ .ae b. o-!y =
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-03-08
PURELY
STRICTLY RELIABLE.
SAFE

For sac ~ ell DrUrgl-is P = -
,,r. 2 Ties fl - ~, 80 s.
'sl. Ts~tAEe fzA" n r Il pt
Ia J II S-6sa-k 4 Sa raHa .-s5 -
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-03-08
STANDARD FOR OVER HALF CENTURY

Cure TnGizfsti5r Sorr c'onach. Eoart-
burn. FIatI}snrv. IL. anu FL D!ssatas Il
the Stpuafh Cestve&aa, I.asm:nAt Il,
U.arrhpa. Pilas, &a5 Drsess-. fftle toz IS,
Congestion BfIi1Hsncss. JaUHd4c+ salfaa,
HeaGsc.~, GI1dinets. totvaasLe-s. VI > j
de-oz faiu-. H~laua Liver frny'a.1t,
al g.! b.seases as ngff5m a G1sEe- - !
e.aEg:st Li7h- They clean TIE n4c.s
cas. rs1a1e ReF9i cr =, grs,~3 en-
IT, LEAK it'sfh1rn ,tnfii~Ai rs. 81.
et.re free, ben Thy a-:4on t. The .: saus q q
give t.4- system q chance :, rsc1Fer TIE
: and strength AThev ara
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-03-08

Toe ans-thc stomach liver: ard system
generally. u-e Er. tIeTte lelIets. . cents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30
20 D .
SCHEDULE L.
SILK AND SILK GOODS.

New rate. Old rats
Silk partially manufactured
from cocoons or from waste
silk, and not further adj
vanced OF manufactured than }
carded or combed silk, per b50c Oof
Threwn silk, not more adj
vanced than singles, train,
organZine, sewing silk. twist,
floss, aud silk threads
yarns, of every description,
except spun silk. ad vaioremD pc Dp1
Spun silk in skeins or cops or
beams. ad valorem. ..........3 pc Ope
Velvets, pushes, other pile
fabrics, containing, exclusive
of selvedges, less than seven
ty-iye per centum in weight }
of silk, pr pound and ad val
Containing. exclusive of sell J
wedges, seyenty-hve per cent
um or more III weight of silk,
per pound and al valorem. So Il ID p c 30 p Z
But in no case shall any of the foregoing art
Giles pay less rate of duty than fifty per cent? n
al valorem.
sWebbings, gorings, suspend
ers, braces, beitipgs, bind-
ings, braids, galloons, fringes,
cords, and tassels, any of the !
foregoing which elastic
non-elastic. buttons, and
ornaments, made of silk,
of which silk is the compo-
nent material of chief value,
ad yaiorem .................'5 opo Ups
(~Webpin, Low IS per cent al yalorem.)
Laces and embroideries. hand
kerchiefs. neck rulings and
ruchings, clothing ready
made, and articles of wearing
apparel of every description.
including knit goods. made
up or manufactured wholly
or in part by the tailor, seam
stress, or manufacturer, com
posed of silk, of which
silk is the component
terial of chief value, not
| specially provided for in this
act, ad valorem. 80 pc 70 n
Provided, That all such clothing rcady-ms
| and articles of wearing apparel WREN cDmpsV
| in part IF India rubber mot including gloves
elastic articles that specially provided
| in this act) shall be subject to duty Of 81
| cents per ounce, and in addition thereto
per centum al valorem.
| ALI manufactures Of silk or of
| which silk is the component
material of chief value not
specially provided for in this
act, ad valorem .-..-.. ......5Opc Opy
| Provided, That all such manufactures
which wool, or the hair Of the camel, goat,
other like animals is component material
shall be classified manufactures Of wool
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30

Brussels carpets, figured
or plain. and all carpets
or carpeting of like
character or descrip-
ton, per square }ard
and ad valorem. .......
Velvet and tapestry velvet
carpets, figured or plain,
printed on the warp or
otherwise, and all car
pets or carpetIns of like
character or descrlp-
ton, per square yard
and ad valorem ....-
Tapestry, Brussels car
pets, figured or plain,
and all carpets or car
peting of Like charac-
ter or descrsp; ion. print
ed ON the warp or other
wise, per square yard
and ad yalorem .......
Treble Ingram, three-piy
and all chain Venetian
carpets, per square yard
and ad vaiorem ....
Wool Dutch and two-ply
Ingram carpets, per
square ana ad valorem
Drusgets and bookings,
printed, coiored or
otherwise, per square
Fyard, adj vaIorom 49,. Of,
cit carpeting, figured OF
PLAN, per squire yard, ad
vaIOrem -........ -.
Carpets aud carpeting of
wool, fax or cotton. or
composed in part of
either, not specially pro-
vided for. ad valorem. i.
ID ats, rugs, screens, COW
ers, hassocks, bed sides,
art square, and other
portions of carpets or
other portions Of car
pets or carpeting,
made wholly or in
part of wool. and
not specially provided
for. shall be subjected
TO the rate of duty here
in imposed on carpets or
carpetings Of like char
acter or description -.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30

Provided, That none OF
the articles included in
this paragraph shall
pay q less rate of duty
than 20 per centum, ad
yalorem.
Cotton damask- in the
piece or otherwise. and
ali manufactures of cot
ton not specially pro-
vided for, 80 ad yalorem.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30
SCHEDULE NJ.
PULP, PAPERS AND BOOKS.
PULP AND PAPER.

Now
Mechanically ground wood
pulp, per ton, dry weight. -. s.
Chemical wood pulp, nm
bleached,per ton, dry weight .
Bleached, per ton. dry weight. s
SheathIng paper. ad valoreni. :. II
Printing paper, unsized, suit
able only for books and news
papers, az valorem. .... l.
Printing paper. sized or glued,
suitable only for books and
newspapers, ad valorem q
Papers known commercially as
copying paper. fiitcring paper,
silver paper and all tissue
paper, white OF colored, made
up in copying books. reams,
or in any other form, ad val
Drum 1890 - %
Albunenized or sensitized
paper, ad valorem. ...........3
Papers known commercially ms
surface-coated papers, and
manufactures thereof. card
boards. litbographic pTiats
from either store or zinc,
bound or unbound {except
illustrations wien forming a
part of { periodical, bows
paper, or il printed books ac-
companying the same), and
all articles produced ether
in whole or in part by litho-
graphic process, and photo
graph. autograph and scrap
albums, wholly or partially
manufactured, ad valprem. 2
NANCFACTrREs OF p
Paper envelopes, per l,0U. .....2
Paper hangings and paper for
screens or fire-boards, writing
paper, drawing paper. and all
other paper n t specially pro-
vided for in this act. ad val
Crem.
Books, including blank books
of all kinds, pamphlets and
engravings, bound or I'M
bound. photographs, etch-
ings. maps, charts and all
printed matter not specially
provided for in this act, ad
Playing cards, per pack .... >
Manufactures of paper. or of
which paper "a the compo-
nent materia o chief value,
not specially h. vided for in
this act, al valorem .... "a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30

wow 1000
Cotton thread, yarn,
warps, or warp yarn,
whether single or adj
vanced beyond the con-
dition of single, by
grouping or twisting
two or more single yarns
together, whether on
beams or in bundles,
skeins, or cops, or IN any
other form, except spool
thread of cotton, herein
after provided for, val
ued at not exceeding .
cents per h., per Id. -. loo
Valued at over . cents
per ID and not exceeding
10 cents per ID, per Id. $50
Valued at over 40 cents
per 10 and not exceed
ing so cents per ID, per
lb.-...-.----.....-- --Ioc
Valued at over SO cents
per 10 and not exceed
ing 90 cents per Id, per
d. zoo
Valued at over 90 cents
per 10 and not exceeding
70 cents per Id. per ID. $50
Valued at owe. 10 cents
per 10 and not exceeding
50 cents per 10, per 10. $50
Valued at over 80 cents
per ID and not exceeding
81 per 10, per h.. -4Sc
Valued at over 81 per 10,
ad valorem. 49,. -. 90 .
Spool thread of cotton
containing on each
spool not exceeding no
yards of thread, per
dozen --..-fc
Exceeding 100 yards on
each spool, for every adj
ditional 100 yards OF
thread or fractional
part thereof in excess Of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30

Prov ded; That imported salt in bond may be
used in curing fish taken by vessels licensed to
engage il. the fisheries. and in curing fish on the
shores OF the Manageable waters Of the United
states. rndsr such regulations as the secretary
That the salt has been used for either OF the par
poses stated IN this proviso. the duties on the
same shall be rsmitted: Provided tnrther. ihs'
exporters Of meets, whether packed or smoked.
which have bees cured in the United States
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30
SCHEDULE q,

SCHEDULE G.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS Ann pro
VISIONS.
ANIMALS ALIVE
horses and mules, per head SO Onc
Provided. That horses valued
at $50 aud over shall pay a
duty o. 30 per cantum sd
valuren
Sattie mora than year old per
=, One year old or less. per head. 81 nps
Hogs, per head q N Sope
eheep, one year old or more.
per head q a -
Al, less than J year old. per head. $50 Ope
All other live animals. NOT
specially provided for in this
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30

the same as fixed by tho Law in force prior to
New Rate Old Rate.
Cedar: On and after March l,
1891, paving posts, railroad
ties and telephone and tele-
graph poles Of cedar, ad va
Saved boards, planks, deals,
and ali forms q sawed cedar,
hgnnm vitae, lance wood
ebony. box granadilla. ma
hogany rosewood. satinwC Il,
and all other cabinet woods
not further manufactured .
than sawed. ad yaiOrem ..l5 y Q " per ID
Veueers Of wood and wood IN
manufactured, not specially
crowded for. ad valOrem...- Dpo % 20
Pine clapboards, per thou
Spruce clapboards. per thou
Hub, for wheels, posts, last
blocks wag ,n-focks,
block. gun-blocss, heading
blocks, and all like blocks or
sticks, rough-hewu pr sawed
only, ad yalO' EN- .-.......-Dp Spo
Iatits, per 1850 pieces l5c loc
Pickets and palings. ad Valo
White pine shingles. per 1000. 2Oc CSC
All other, per LOO. J)c oso
Slaves Of wood OF all kinds. adj
Cask and barrels (empty)
sugar-bor shocks, and pa
ing-boxes and packing box
shocks. Of wood. not spe-
cialy provided for, ad valo-
rem....................... .30po 3pc
Chair cane. or reeds, wrought
or manufactured from rattan
or reeds. and whether round,
square, or in any other shape,
ad yaloren ...........-..-.....10 pc l0ps
House or cabinet furniture OF
wood, wholly.' or partly I'm
ished, manufactures of wood,
or Of which wood is the COM
ponent material of chief
value, not specially provided 80 pc
for ia this act."" ad valorem IS pc po
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30
SCHEDULE #.
TOBACCO AND MANUFACTURES OF.

Loaf tobacco suitable for
cigar-wrappers, if not
steinmed per ib...2 tn
II stemmed per ID STE 81
Provided, That il any
portion of any tobacco
imported in any bale, box,
or package. or in bulks
shall be suitable for cigar
wrappers, the entire GUAM
tity of tobacco contained
in such bale box or pack
age. or bulk shall be duti-
Able as above. (New)
All other tobacco in leaf
manufactured AID not
stemmed. per III ....3sc 80
II stemmed. per n 500 .0c
Tobacco, manufactured Of
all descriptions not spe-
claly enumerated or pro-
vi,led for, per DISCRIMINATION lnr
Snuff and snuff -four man
ufactnred of tobacco
ground dry. or damp and
- AAel>Aosl, scented. 90. other
wise. of all descriptions.
~ pot Nd. ....................5Q 500 bno
tigars, cigarettes, and che
: roots of all kinds. per 10 Sl5OS25 ncs9 saSosn,
Psper cigars and cigar
cites, including wrappers,
shall DO subject ~ the
same duties as are herein
imposed upon cigars.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30
SCHEDULE ".
SUNDRiEs.

Ne
Bristles, per ID.
Brushes and brooms of all
kinds, including feather
busters and hair pencils and
Quiils, ad valorem. ...........
BUTTONS AND BUTTO.
Button forms: Hastings, mo-
hair cloth, silk or other
manufactures of cloth
woven or made in patterns
of such size, shape or form,
or cut in sucb manner as to
be fit for buttons exclusive
ly, ad valorem. ...........l
Buttons. commercially known
as Agate buttons, ad val
OftUl.
Pearl and shell buttons. per
limo button measure of
1-l0 of | inch per gross and
al Falorem .................
Ivory, vegetable ivory. bone or
horn buttons, az valorem.
Shoe buttons, ma lie nf paper.
board, papier fnschc. pulp
or other similar material
not specially provided for
in this act, valued at not
exceeding 3 cents per gross.
per gross. .......-.... i
Goa, bitu:ninous and shale,
toa- -twcuty eight
bushels, eighty pounds to
the bnshel. ...............
Coal slack or culm. such as
will pass through a half
inch screen. per ton OF
twenty-eight bushels. eighty
pounds to the bushel. ......-3
Coke. ad vaiorem -..-..-.. q
Cork bark. cut into squares
or cubes. per pound 49,. i
Manufactured cork, per ID. -. Il
Dice. draughts, chess-mcn,
chess balls. and billiard,
pool and baxateile balls. Of
livery. bone or other mate
rials ad valoreIn ....-..5
Dolls. doll-heads. toy mar
bles of whatever material
composed. and all other
toys not composed OF rnb-
Der. china. porcelain, pa
rian. bisque, earthen or
stoneware. and not spe-
cially provided for in this
act. ad EalOrem-.-3 3,
Emery grains ard emery
manufactured, ground. pub
verified. rehns |. I.sr g.ound IL
Explosive sCBsT A
Firecrackers of all kinds. per
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30

with imported salt. shall. upon satisf Glory
proof, under such regulations as the Secretary
of the Treasury shall prescribe, that such meats
have been cured with imported salt, have re-
funded TO them the duties paid on the salt so
used in curing such exported meats in amounts
not less than $50.
Starch. iDcludipp all prapara-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30


There shall be allowed on the imported tin
plate used in the manufacture of cans. boxes,
packages. and all articles of tinware exported.
either empty or filed with domestic products, a
drawback equal to the duty paid on such tin
plate, less one per centum of such duty, which
shall be retained for the use of the United
States.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30
SCHEDULE 1.

COTTON MANUFACTURES.
New rate. Old rate.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30

MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTS
Chickory-root. burnt or roasted,
ground or graduated, or in
rolls, OF otherwise prepared
and not specially provided
for, per 10.
Chocolate (other than choco-
late confectionery and cEoco-
late commercially known as
sweetened chocolate), per Id. 20
COCOA. prepared or manufac-
tured. not specially provided
Tor. per lb.........2c
Nocoa-butter or cocoa-butter-
ihe, per io-....... ono
Dandeilon-root and acorns pre-
pared, and other articles
used as coffee. or as substi-
tutes for coffee. not specially
provided for. ger ID. ..1iic
SALT.
salt in brss, sacks, barrels or
other packages. per 100 lbs = .12c
In bnll per loo lhS Sc
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30

100 yards. per dozen
spools. 800. .......-...1
Cotton cloth, not
bleached, dyed. coloret,
stained, painted or
printed, and not exceed
ing 50 threads to the
square inch, connting
the warp and Gllihg per
square yard. -. 2
If bleached, per square
yard ............,.....,2
II dyed, colored,
stained. painted or
printed, per square
yard.
Cotton clot b, not
bleached, dyed, colored,
stained, painted or
printed, exceeding 80
and not exceeding 100
threads to the square
inch, counting the warp
and filling per square
yard ................2
If bleached. per square
yard. .................3
If dyed, colored,
stained. painted or
printed per square
ward 4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30
7c 4 Npe &c ass pc

7c 4 Npo &c q IS p c
SC & 50pc 70 4 l0pc
such goods weighing
are yard the duty per
duty imposed by this
he'd wool Of the first
reto 80 per centum ad
20 mpo
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30

Flannels composed wholly or in part of wool,
the hair of the camel, goat, alpaca or other ami
mails. valued above 50 cents per 10 shall be class
fed and pay the same duty as womens and chill
dren's dress goods, coat lining. Italian cloths,
and goods of similar character and descriptions
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30

Sugar candy aud all confection-
cry, including chocolate cou-
fectionery, made wholly or in
part of sugar. valued at Il
cents or less per pound, and
on sugars after being refined,
when tinctured, colored, or in
any way sdulterated. per
pound -......-....-... -......
AL other confectionery, includ-
ing chocolate confectionery,
not specially provided Tor, ad
valorem. 80. ...........
Giucose, or grape sugar per
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30

the same as fixed by tho Law in force prior to
the passage Of this act.
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Or. Hartman,

A Lecturer on the Theory a2d Practice of
Medicine.
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Hope for the Victims of Consumption
Brights Disease, Dyspepsia, COnstipa-
ton, ScrofuIa, Ciltarrh, Etc.
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BOARDERs WANTED /.

The undersigned is prepared to
accommodate a limited number of
boarders or reasonable terms. Ia
bic supplied with as good as the
market affords. Board with or with
out rooms. Apply to Mrs. Jas. E.
Slater, Peabody House.
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NIerchant,s Exchange Saloon

noted and renowned all over the
State of Texas for Pure Old Straight
Whiskey, Wines of all kinds and CT
gars Primo Bufo. Shall be happy
to SEQ yRR when in Brennan to test
the superior quality of my Whiskey
and truth of this assertion.
W. e. MURPHY,
cor. Courthouse Square.
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The Success o. Famous Physician Ex-
planned.
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The Science Of Observation-Disclosures
SimpIified.
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Liquors Liquors j!

Just received one car load liquors,
consisting of Alcohol, brandy, gin,
black berry brandy, whlskey-all
grades-in barrels, halt barrels
and in 3 and 10 gallon kegs.
81. FISHER,
Wholesale Liqnor Dealer.
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Inform my friends that 1 have disposed of
all fine cotton seed for this season, but will
be better prepared to fill orders for them hex
season, but solicit orders for cedar pilings
posts, blocks and cord wood.
CO. Correspondence solicited. -Ga
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Corn Fed Beef.

Our markets are now supplied
every day with the finest corn fed
beef, the latest mutton and pork to
be had in the state.
FISHER & WEIs.