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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-08-07
A Wonder OF Nature

For fifteen years Joe Duffy, of .be
Superior Court Clerks office. has not
known that he was hurt, yet he has been
carrying part of pane of glass around
y his frame since March, 1876.
The requirement, conceslment and
nnai delivery are equally interesting.
Natures hide and seek game with tbe
injured man was prolonged and filled
with wonder. 1t kept Mr.. Duffy guess
eng what was the matter that caused
the peculiar yet not painful sensation
which gathered around his wrist and
ran race up to his shoulder, nj aking an
occasional Jump at the elbow aud then
resumlng the chase ali over his BODY.
Il attributed these sensations" said
he. ito an accident which caused the
destruction of large pane of glass and
lett several jags on my arm. These
quickly healed, and 1 thought moth
ing more about the matter, until
about year ago L gave my arm
sudden wrench as l was gettipo
on street car. l remember 1 let 60 of
the car. impressed with the idea that an
electric light wire had come in contact
with the track, and through the car
With me. After that / had sensations
sensations OF the sort that makes Il man
feel that he IS walking storage battery
ana all he has to do is to touch n button
TO make him hop Doctors wore visited.
The incident became subject of consul
tallon Tor scientists, and l don't mind
telling you that am called to the Col
lege of Physician and Surgeons to be
tho subject OF powwow. The glass
was removed yesterday and is now I'M
dergoing scientific examination by mi
oroscopic and other methods known to
the craft"
The piece Of glass was triangular in
shape with gil acute angle, the longest
leg of which was an inch long and the
base half an inch. 1t had travelled three
inches from the place OF entry and had
become imbedded between the homes of
the forearm. The turning of tho arm
and the rolling of the bono had turned
the sharp angle OF the glass toward tho
surface, and the efforts to cut it's way
ont had caused the electric sensations
which had SO moved Mr.. Duffy.
Two weeks ago the arm became irri-
tated and the foreign substance mule
trouble. poultice fetched the ugly
thing to tie surface. and DIR. James a.
Reynolds, OF No. 400 Oakley avenue.
went after it with knife and tweezers.
He was successful and now the doctors
and surgeons will write volumes on tho
facts concerning the retention of sharp
foreign substance in the human body
Tor yenrs which will tend to upset all
preconceived theories heretofore a.I-
Yanced on that subject.-I,ster Ocean,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-08-07

PAukHnviII.s, Ga. April IL, 1850
You rcmcmhrr some timc since sent tn YOU
for nnc-h nlt dozen bottles OF fluruplcxon
sent Ia you for II for asthma. You cannot toll
the S"ol Tint II has done mo. could not walk
but u short distance before taking Fior,pl,x-
ION. |, ~ this timc.can take my gun and walk
Two pr three miles through the pine woods and
Wild grass looking for deer and turkey. | have
kii'u nv" iinc turkeys now. believe that
Tire" or four bottles al F,oraplcxion will cure
wv Worst case III asthma. Now. professor, you
can usc my NAME As ever your friend,
=. a. CiiiI.Ea
Fiornritriou IL the speedy and pcri,nnrnt
cure for Sick Headache, Indigestion, Dyspep-
sin, iSiiiousncss, Liver Complaint, Nervous DO
biiity and Consumption. II In tho only sure
for II. and get we'll.
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Children Enjoy

The pleasant flavor, contie action and soothing
effects OF Syrup OF Figs. wlcn In mood of i, lax.
a'ivo and IL tho father or mother bc cos,iye or
bilious the most gratifying result, follow lts
use'so tina, it Is the best family remedy known
and evcry family should have n bottle.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-08-07

In the Guide AZ Health aud Etiquette" Will
bc found much useful advice ON both subjccts:
this book is sent free for two %. stamps, by tho
Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn, Masa
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-08-07

The English are !oud of dish of crow-or
something nearly the same, rocks.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-08-07

leading actress remarked tpa reporter,
The last Time played here | wa, worn out,
but Lydia pinkham's Vegetable Compound
BIAS since made y new woman OF me-"
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FITS stopped frc- by IN. kiiNE's GurAr
NERVE tESToukR. NJ fits after first days usn
Marvellous cures. Treatise AMI s., trial bottle
Tree DIR. Kline, MI Arch ST., phill., i'u-
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sD- Sold by Druggists. .a !" wa

y COW i'll Phillips, Me, drank live gallons
maple syrup one day recently.
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"IIr Killed Five Tnrisry.,"

Museum managers complain ola growing
scarCity OF wNmCn snakr.rhnrmcrs
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Syrup

w d!C DIX III Itlll-
A Farmer at lily. We live in a
Edo,,, rax, place where we are
~ subject to violent
Says: Colds and Lung
Troubles | have
used German Syrup for six years
successfully Tor Sore Throat, Cough,
Cold, Hoarsencss. Pains in the
Chest and Lungs, and spi,ting-u up
OF Blood. ! have tried many differ
cnt kinds Of cough Syrups in my
time, but lie. me say 10 anyone want
ing such northumberland Syrup
is the best. That has been my cx-
periencc If you Use it once, you
will go hack to it whenever you
need it. K gives total relief and is
4 quick cure. My advice to every
one suffering with Lung Troublcsis
Try it. You will soon be con-
vinccd. III all the families where
your German Syrup
is used %e have no John
trouble with the E.u
Lungs al all 1t is E'''N'''
the medicine for this 49,
country. -
G. G. GREEN, Sole Man 'fr. Woodbusy,N.L.
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Tie Kansas State University will celebrate
Is luarter-ccntcnary III June
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How To Ninkc Money.

The pet,i.ici foot Of II monkey has been
AIKEN from Florida phospatc mine.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-08-07

Pretty strong
reasons for trying DIR. Sagc's
Catarrh Remedy. In the first
place, it cures your catarrh-
no matter how bad your case,
Or of how long standing. 1t
doesn't simply pailiatc - it
cn'ry. If YOU believe it, so
much the better. There's
nothing more to be said.
You get it for SO cents, from
all druggists.
But perhaps you won't be-
lIeve it. Then there's another
reason for trying it. Show
that you can't be cured, and
you'll get $500. It's 4 plain
business offer. The makers
Of DIR. Sagc's Remedy will
pay you that amount if they
can't cure you. They know
that they can you think
that they can't. If they're
wrong, you get the cash. If
you're wrong, you're rid Of
catarrh.
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DEAR sin Having read MIR. Snrgrnts's cx-
acrirncc in PLATING with gold. silver and mex
p, am tempted to write of my s'icct,s. sent
10 II. II. prlno " Co, vi Columbus, u. for IS
platter | have hnd more tableware and lew
TRY than could plate ever since. cleared
- Tie hrst week and In three works Sq;. Any
hnc can io plating and make money in any lo
Caity III" Year round. You can ~, circulars
~ addressing above Iiru,. Wsi GRAY
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Aiaicabio Relntfon.

Yards:
Have You heard lately from your
old friend Zed?" "'
Not word in throe years"
"Howevor, | suppose you arc still
good friends?"
Why. ycs. certainly. Under tho
circumstances quarrel hos boon out
Of the question. Paris Figaro.
There i more caiarrh in this section OF Tho
country than all other diseases lut tvrrth.r
I'M ir until tho lnsi few years WAS supposed to
pronounced IL local disease, aud prescribed
locai rrmcdics, and by constantly failin,. to
furc WITH LEGAL treatment. pronuunccI il In
cursnic science has proven vat,,rrh To he n
constitutional disease, and therefore requires
constitutional tsca!msnt Halls ca,arrh Cure.
ohio. Is iho only constitutional cure ON thr
inarSot. IL Is taken internally in ,i,,srs fru,n
Wdrpps ton tcasiOonful. II acts directly uron
Nv n'ooI AMI mucous surfaces OF the system.
hey oifer Sl0 for any cnsr it fails Ia rnr,,
"eiu Tor circnia,s ard testimonials. Addrrs,
r, j. tH.NEN " Co, Toledo o.
w sold by Druggists, .iC.
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The nice things u man says 10 a wo-
man before lie marricS her he Is callcl
upon 10 prove every day after he is, mar
rirl
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-12

in the fight for Councilman ia the First
ward Joseph NJ w einthal is the regular
nominee Of the Democratic party Mr..
Weinthel has been q worker ia the party
for years. and on more than one occasion
has stepped aside when it was thought
his candidacy would jeopordlze party
success. Wienthal's opponent IS Frank
Shaler. Shaler Is President of the Jeffer-
sonian Club, at one time a powerful or
ganization. Weiuthal is treasurer OF this
organization. When Shaler found he
could not get the regular Democratic
nomination, he sought and succeeded in
getting q nomination from the Republic
cans. Thus the president of Demo-
cratic club has announced himself as a
Republican by accepting the nomination
of that party. There Is no doubt as TO the
result OF the contest, and bets are freely
offered thai Weinthal will beat Shalertwo
TO one.
The genial and affable local manager Of
Jacobs Theatre, w. s. Moore, has charge
OF the ticket sellers At EldoradO. HeIs
the right man in the right place.
Recorder McDonough was on the Rob
ert Davis excursion last Wednesday.
The Recorder aud the little Judge
the bench. Roundsman Stack was also
aboard, accompanied by handsome
young woman.
The early opening OF the Free Library
gives general satisfaction and should
nave been in operation since the instiru-
tion was established.
Freebooter Coyie has been in a happy
mood last week. He is ths proud father
OF bouncing boy.
Assistant City Clerk Phil Kirschner
and Comptroller Kaufman have returned
from the country.
Patsey Londrlgan declares vehemently
that he is not ont of politics, and he be-
lieves that he has many friends who will
support him Ia the new district. PataeY
bolted the ticket and ran for Mayor
The Aurora Italian Club, popular
organization. are on their annual excur-
sion TODAY. The club is noted for It's sue
ceasful affairs and no doubt the excursion
barges Will be crowded.
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Ala, adopted a resolution declaring chat
church fairs aud festivals are not proper
means of raising money
Bishop Doane, of Albany, who has
lately received the degree Of Ill. d. from
Cambridge and that of D. d. from Oxford,
is said to be the tlrst American prelats to
be SO honored by both those English uni
versities.
A number Of Sisters Of Charity are
soon to start from Belgium to Africa TO
take charge of an orphan asylum for
girls and to instruct the natives. Their
convent is an adjustable one and they
take 1t with them. 1t is small house
made of wood and iron sections, which
can be taken TO pieces for transportation
and set up again whenever desired
Many leading Christian men In Scot
land are calling upon Mr. d. L. Moody to
make another visit to that country to
hold evangelical meetings. The prfnci-
pal OF the Edinburgh University the
principals Of the Free Church and United
Presbyterian colleges and many other
leaders in education and religious
thought have sigUed request that Mr..
Moody should renew his visit at his
earliest convenience.
Rev w. L. Cunningham, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church. Point Pleas
ant. N. j., has been honnred by the Uni
versity OF Wooster. On the recommended
tion Of the faculty of the collegiate de-
partment the offidal board by unani-
nous vote conferred upon him the degree
of doctor of divinity. This was done in
recognition OF the high estimate placed
upon his proficiency in the studies and
duties OF his sacred calling. DR. Cum
ninghann. after winning his primary de-
gree, graduated from Yale University,
and is also an alumnus Of Princeton Sem
mary. He has recently returned from
an extensive tour through the Orient,
including Palestine, Syria, Egypt and
Greece.
The Rev Mr. Vandewater, who was
nastor of the Calvary NJ. E. Church at
Keyport in 1642, was visiting his friends
of half a century ago. last week. He
was able TO find about half q dozen Of his
old parishioners
The Reformed Church at Keyport has
extended cali To the Rev. James L.
Schock of Bound Brook, and IL has been
accepted. His pastoral term will COM
menee Septem Der /.
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LOCAL CHURCH NOTES.
Today's Services and ssrmons-suuday
School Excursions.

Today's Services and sarmons-suuday
School Excursiors.
Rev. Joseph Mock, Of St. Matthew'S
Protestant Episcopal Church, viii dis
course this morning on the subject
..Christ, the Spiritual Feeder
Rev. W. E. Snodgrass. of Hedding
Church, will take for his topic tonight
Young Peoples Societies. /"
Rev. David Mitchell, of the Scotch
Presbyterian Church. will discourse to-
night on the subject;--"The Church the
Beat Savings Bank"
There will be a service every Sunday
during August in the John Knox Presby-
terrain Church.
The Scotch Presbyterian Sunday
School will give an excursion on July IS
to Oak Dale Park
In the Lafayette M E. Church the
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday prayer
meetings will be continued all summer
The last Sunday school session will be
held today.
All the Roman Catholic Sunday
schools nave closed until September.
Tne Rev. Dr. Lowrie will preach In the
Lafayette NJ. E. Church today.
The Young Mems Lyceum of st.
Peters Roman Catholic Church will give
an excursion on July ~.
There will be no even song service in
st. Matthew's Protestant Episcopal
Church during August.
The auditorium of Hedding Church
Will be thoroughly renovated during
August
In St. Marks Church the Tuesday and
Thursday celebrations of the Holy Com
munion will be discontinued through the
month of August.
during the summer in the Scotch Presoy-
terrain Church.
turned from a trip to the country, and
will ofIiciate In ST. Marks Church this
The Lafayette Methodist Episcopal
Chapel has been handsomely painted and
The Rev. j L. Wells will take for his
subject at the Tabernacle this morning,
s'Are the Bulwarks Going AwayY" lie
will also preach In the evening. -,
The Hedding NJ. E. Sunday scnooi VIII
be continued all summer
There will be no weekday services Al
Bt. Matthews during the warm wea,nsr.
81 paults Methodist Episcopal Church
will he omen all summer aud there wiil be
preaching In the chsrch every sunday
Tne Rev. d. W. Couch OF Long Island,
the Rev. DR.. Lowrie and the REV. Arthur
Lucas are the supplies. ana one sunday
there will be a revival service heiu, winch
will he in charge OF the PASTORS helpers.
One of the new buildings Of the Peo-
ple's Palace work OF the Iaberhacis Is
being constructed. and. owing 70 repairs;
tie church after tomorrow WA pc csv ~ :
until the first Sabbath "a SeptelIllvssL VI. ano
leading soprano, Miss fioreuce u uin nc
having returned from Europe, WIN sing
L.
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a BAD HUM0R CURED
$4,000 Expended on Doctors and
Medicine without avail Gave
himself up to die.
Good Wife suggests Cuticnra Rene
dies. Uses them months, and
is entirely Cured.

heavy cold at Gettysburg, from which ] never
fully recovered. In 1875 broke out in sores all
over my chest aud shoulder. which seemed i'm
possible to cure. / tried all the fam ed doctors
could find, and to no avail. l expended some
five thousand doiars trying to ind a cure, but
could not and finally giving myself up TO die.
my good wife suggested TO me- one day, to try
the CUIIcuRA REMEDIES. which were so extern
sively advertised an used ! followed her sug-
geston, and am happy TO say by diligent aPpii-
months was entirely cured. after spending five
years Of time and money without avail. ana am
q sound and well man to-day. You may refer
call on me my experience c. l.. PEARSALL.
Fulton Fish Market. New York.
APRIL 10. 1890.
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HOBOKEN NOTES.

Mayor Stanton is attaining quite a repu-
tation for marrying. The genial Mayor
ties the knot expeditiously and is very ac-
commodating. Last week be united a
well known couple.
There is not a thorough Democratic
Club in this city. There are, however,
any number of striking clubs who will
always support the highest bidder. Why
don't some one start an organization
similar to the McLaughlins IN Jersey
City? There are auv number of good men
who willkbe glad 70 be the standard
bearer of such club, and the party will
be greatly benefited thereby.
ALI of the rnaidens in the city are for
lorn. The Second Regiment boys have
left the city for q week. The regiment
turned out strong and made splendid
appearance.
Politics or city affairs do not trouble
Councilman Blevig just at present.. Tns
genial Alderman and his spouse are en-
joying the invigorating air of the Catskili
Mountains.
Herman Walker, the President of the
Palisade Amusement aud Exhibition
amount OF pluck. II anybody can max e
Eldorado q success Mr.. Walker Is tn e
man.
1t is said that the theatres in this city
may be allowed to give sunday perform
Rnces next season. The managers hope
that the rumor will be verified.
Councilman Tahen is one OF the rising
young politicians in the city. He is of a
very genial disposition and is very popu-
lar among the young voters in the ward
be represents
The spacious tug. Maria Hoffman. will
convey select party on the water today.
The affair will be stag party given by
Councilman Kelly to his numerous
friends. ALI OF the city officials will be on
board aud good time Is assured
The funny side of ward politics appears
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LOT NAIL BRUSHES. g each: vslus. =
lot NAIL HRushEs g. each. value 1ss6n
yalue. 1se- 8
eaehs value. acc
Isuboss Dressing CONES arst aaazltv. q. e.shs
EBest quality vAsELINE. So per bots7s: vsiue. %.
Cream Foam DENTlFRIcE. Sc; regular pxioa
HAArzu TOOTH POWDER 80. res uiar pic
Dslands New Process WHITE cassie SOAR. lazss
pieces SC. aehs value be
colxate's SOAPS ana pERFuhEs at sperial
Dx1cez.
Pears TranspaFent SOAP. 1ne. each
Cutieura SOAP. l5c.; regular price, go.
Borated Talcam POWDER Sc each. regular
prlca. zsc Is F
saeast POWDER, Al inc popular oaors. 10 szeh;
Best BAT EUH Largo Bottles. &c. cash. vzl1s.
=nlae CSC
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GENERAL CHURCH NOTES.

scotcfamcu Anxious to Hear asoous
Acain-Comins Conferences.
General Booth, of the salvation Army
will sail for Cape Town on July 70 on ms
tour around the world
sChrlst on the Cross" has been
modelled by II. II. Kiison of Boston, Tor
Miss Drexel Of Philadelphia. which she
will, present to memorial chapel ID the
latter city
The commission appointed by the las!
General Conference OF the Methodis'
Episcopal Church has decided TO hold the
pext quadrennial In Omaha during the
mon I'll Of May, 1882.
The Southern Presbyterian General As
xembly ~ IL late session IN Birmingham
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These graz efnl Testimonials tell the story Of
great physical suffering, Of mental anguish. by
reason Of Illuminating disdgurations. and OF
threatened dangers happily and speedily ended.
by the Cu11cgRA REMEDIES, the greatest Skin
Cures. Blood Puriders and HumoE Remedies the
world has ever known.
CuT1cuRA RxsoLoENT, the new Blood and Skin
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purities and poisonous elements. and CrTIcrRA,
the great Skin Cure and CuTIcuhA SOAR, an ex.
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10 clear the skin and scalp and restore the hair.
cure every disease and humor OF the skin, scalp,
and blood, with loss Of hair. from Infancy TO age,
from pimples TO scrofua. when the best phy sic.
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The BfcLaughiIns.

ne 1AL LA1e III
The excursion to Iona Island on July
q is the absorbing topic about the Nc
Laughlln rooms just at present In fact,
it is popular theme of conversation
throughout the city. It is thought nearly
all the 800 tickets distributed have been
sold. IL viii be the great event OF the
summer.
The members will all take their wives
or sisters or sweethearts. Dancing Will
be among the many features Jerry Muir
ply and Palmer Sheridan have been Sc
lected door managers, or rather deck
managers Anyhow. you can bet they'll
be on deck. Andrew Sheridan, Matthew
Judge, Frank Herriek aud John Mooney
VIII assist them.
j. f. Mckee viii be chairman of the re-
ception committee.
James O'Connor and Edward KENNY,
who have purchased the bar privileges
Will subler the lunch table privileges.
Gustav Kreig, William Pairson, OF Ho-
boken, and Mrs. Welsh, the lady who
| serves lunch TO nearly all the big New
| York excursions. are the main bidders
| for the privilege. It is thought Mrs
1 Welsh will finally secure IL.
Con" Noonan, it is said, viii don his
uniform.
Al the regular meeting next Tuesday
evening the final arrangements W i'll b
| be completed
It has already been decided that the
regular outing of the association will be
\ held on September 81 Michael J. O'Don-
nell, w. R Cook, j. c. Sweeney ana r
J. Murphy nave been appointed com.
mittee 70 arrange for IL.
A number of prominent members at
tended the Robert Davis Associations
| great excursion last Wednesday.
A splendid crayon portrait with heavy
/ gilt frame, 60 match those of the staDd
ard bearer and Allan l. McDermott's. has
been presented the Association by Presi,
dent John p, Feeney OF the Police Board.
| It occupies prominent place among the
/ other portraits. IL cost nearly ninety dol
| lars, and is labsled, "Hon. Charles II
1 Winfield; from an admirern
Edward Bronson, the pianist of the as
sociation, is acknowledged to be a fin,
musician. He plays mostly classical pro
4 auctions.
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Sold everywhere Price CCTcuaA. Soc; soar.
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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-12

To Robert 1. Chase, defendant
Hy virtue OF order OF tho Court OF Chancerr OF
New Jersey. made the Law the are eroog IN
q cause wherein bsrt1a A. Chase Is tne petitioner
and Won arc the defendant ycu aru required "a
appear. plead. dennr nssser to the petffion az
said petitioner before thr fourteenth tiay OF
August uexx OF the said petition will 10 taken u
confessed against yon-
The said petition 4 fiica against yon Cor 4
divorce fro Il the bond OF fnA(rilnony and yosl
Robert l.. xhASe, Afe lna1e dofeau amt because TOD
reti hon pr4Ye for decrec ~ divorce ~ srst xo1
from the bond OK fuatrlnlsa r.
LE.ed jane Is. is1f.
DICKINSON s TFc1ps0x.
Sol1tjrcra Tor refls<snar
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LADIES' UNDERGARMEH

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SKIRTS.
GOOD MUSLIN. with Tucks, sc each; value &c
GOOD MUSLIN. 7Tucks and camhric R1sSse SIC.
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HENS IITcHRD cAMBEIC FLoUScE and :
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value. $i.0e.
BETTER QUALITY MUSLIN, with Tucks and En-,
orotdered ftounce, ssc. each value. s1g.
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reduced prices.
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SILK GLOVES. SILK MIS-, Isle THREAD
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