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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-13
MONEY TO LEND.

$4,000 T you LG VAN, Now Ss S.,r5 5w
on real estate security, or wish to build
on vacant property, you can get u loan
IN from thirty TO sixty days by applying
at once to OSCAR d. DERR, Room 10,
Masonic building, Roanoke, Va. II
you; property suits, the money is
ready. 1e61m
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

OTlCE-ALL PARTIES HAVING
claims against tho Roanoke Pauer
Stock and Metal Company must present
the same properly attcsted, and those
indebted must make payment to the
Undersigned at room No. 900 Terry
building, on or before the Goth OF De.
cember, 1899.
JUNIUS MCGEHEE, Receiver.
December 8, 1892. 10 It'd
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BUSINESS COLLEGE

NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
~ Roanoke, Va.--The regular session
OF this popular institution, which has
been partially suspended during tho
heated season, resumed yesterday, Sop
tember lst, with full corps of instruc
tors. Remember that over rs por cent
of tho two hundred students wh
entered the school and comp! Ted thoi
course arc to-day filling positions sue
cossfully and most of them in thi
Magic City OF progress and enterprise
Young man, como here and prepare 70
business. Send for our now illustrated
college journal containing full informa
ton. Address as above. lllv
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-13

w. Gray, carpenter employed on
the Gale Building, on Railroad avenue,
had his left hand smashed yesterday by
beam falling on it. Surgical aid was
rendered in the office Of DR.. Gale.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-13

Mr.. Albert Williams and family have
moved to Roanoke from Montvale. Mr..
Williams is brother to Judge Samuel
c. Williams, and is we'll known trav.
cling man.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-13

GALLAHER-Sunday morning, at parents
residence, IIuGH. son OF Hugh L. and Mary r.
Galiahtr, agcu years. lnlcrment In Augusta
county.
Observation-Disclosures morning, at the resi-.
dcncc or David l.. Allison, sol Bullet avenue
=. W.. Miss ESTHER llENDRIcK, aged 20 wears
Intcrment will take place this morning In Fair.
view cemetery.
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WANTDD-HELP.

WANTED-A COOK FOR SMALL
family. Wages SIS. First class
cook only wanted. Apply corner Com.
merce street and Walnut avenue.
l2 3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES
in this column viII repn,
pefusaI.
GOETz's BULLETIN.

U
We have again accepted the agency
for the celebrated LADIES' TIN
DER FEET SHOES" VIII sell
'hrm again under the came guarantee
and as low IS ever.
Goods damaged by flood will be sold
at II great sacrifice. Come and look ut
them, there may be pair to At you.
GOETZ'S,
No. i01 Salem avenue, Cor. Henry.
&15 en-.
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DIED.

MARRIAGE and death notices from any place
Ia southwest Virginia will be publish ed
free az below.
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-FOUR GOOD MEN AND ONE GIRL.
wanted, must be hustlers. Apply
at once at DAVIS DYING AND
CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 14l
Salem avenue. l29,w
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TjR ROANOSR TRANSFER
u ompany is prepared TO do all
hi Ids OF hauling. They keep good
wagons, good teams and respon-
81 ne dr!vers. Prompt attention.
o hcts, Freight dc OF and Jefferson
st Get, south. Telephone, ~.
octl-iyr
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BOARDING.

pOOMS AND BOARD; BEST TABLE
IL in town. MRS. PRICE, 80 Sixth
avenue 8. W. l2o1m
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE
~ annual meeting of the stockholders
of New Lansdowne Land Company will
be held at tho office of tho Traders
Loan. Trust and Deposit Company in
the city of Roanoke, Va, Monday, Jan
uary 2, 1893, at 3 o'clock p. m. for the
purpose of electing officers for tho on.
suing year and for tho transaction of
such other business as may legally
come before tho meeting. The books OF
the company will be closed on Decem-
ber 20. 1899, and will remain closed un-
til January 3, 1893. GEO. f. MARK
LEY, Secretary. IL 2 law NV
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DIG REDUCTION FOR NEXT FEW
-HS days only on railroad tickets to
Chattanooga, Cincinnati, Chicago, Rich
mond, Norfolk and other points. Call
at No. Jefferson street, Roanoke. Va.
Phone No. 266. SAM'L A. WICK.
79tf
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DERSONS DESIRING STRICTLY
Il first class board can BIO aceommo-
dated at Mrs. Tate's. Table and tran
sient boarders especially desired. Cor
ner Seventh avenue and Henry street
s. w. 1l25 I'm
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aTHEDEklCK J. AMWEQ, &. EN-.
Am. soc. e.. x. & Engr's Club of
ibisadslphis;enci contractor and
Roanoke, Va. apr22-If
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PO0MS AND BOARD AT $40 JET
~ ferson street. Call there for in
formation. l21l1w
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WANTED BoOK,KEEpERs. CLERKS. STE
W noSrapcrs, cashiers. salcsmcn teachers.
mechanics, servants and all persons desiring en-.
p'oyncnt or any kind in Tennessee, Kentucky
Virginia, Georgia, Alabama and Missouri Ad
dress with stamp. NASHVILLE EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU, Nashville, Tenn ip3iw
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-TuE
~ annual meeting of tho stockholders
of Lansdowne Improvement Com
pany will be held at tho ofIlco of the
Traders Loan, Trust and Deposit Com
pany, in tho city Roanoke, Va, Monday,
January 2, 1893, at o'clock D. M, for
the purpose of electing officers for tho
ensuing year and for the transaction of
such other business as may legally
como before the meeting. Tho books OF
tho company will be closed on Decem-
Der 20, 1902, and remain closed until
January 3, 1898.
GEO. L. MARLEY,
IL 9 law 4w Secretarv
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ClrY OF ROANOKE OFFICE OF THR
~ board OF public works. Roanoke, Va, Novem-
Der ~, lSG.- Sealed proposals will be received at
THIS Office until IL O'Clock noon on the 10Th OF
december, lSp for furnishing all the labor and
material necessary for the construction OF side
the city OF Roanoke Tor the period ending ,JIine
~, ls'I3, in accordance with plans and specihea-
tions on iile in this office. Each bid must be
accompanied by n certified check for $3.50 Tha
right Is hereby reserved to reject any or all bids
and to waive any, defect on informalty In any
c oiu II Is deemed to the hest interests OF the
stated will be returned to the bidders
Proposals must be enclosed in envelopes sealed
and marked "Pi oposals fo1 the construction OF
vitrihed brick sidewalks in the city Of Roanoke,
aha addressed to the BOARD OF public works, Roa-
CLARENCE COLEMAN,
j. }. SIBERIAN,
CITY OF ROANOKE, OFFICE OF THE
~ Board OF Public Works, Roanoke, Va No
ceiycd ut this Office until IL O'clock noon OH De
cembcr 18th. 1892, for furnishing all the labor and
material necessary for the construction of board
Ing june III, 1893 in accordance with plans and
SPECIFICATIONS on ale in this Office. PROPOSALS
VIII he received Mt the same time for all tho
labor necessary for the construction OF board
walks In the city for the period ending June SOth,
lS'5 all material to be furnished by the city,
the work to be done in accordance With tho plans
and specifications on fle in this Office Tho
right IL hereby reserved to reject any or all bids
ana ana to waive any defect on intormali.y In any
city to do 30. All bids received after the lime
stated Win be returned to tho bidders Pro-
posals must be enclosed in envelopes. scaled and
marke0 proposals fur the construction OF board
tho Board OF pa6lir Works, Roanoke, Va.
{; a HaSN COLEMAN,
J.J. SliEEHAN,
II 10 Sod Board OF Pub !c Works.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IMPORTANT!

j
we have customers for several lots in
Hyde Park. We want two lots north of
the railroad, two lots in the West End;
Will pay cash for the right property.
We have customers for several houses,
will pay cash or monthly. j. f. WING
FIELD, ZIG Commerce street. 1271w.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED
& rooms, two minutes walk from N.
and W. Offices; IA Third avenue n. ".
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-04-21
Road Notice.

NOTICE In hereby Eiver inst q petition
IN will be presented To the Board Ut lE,,,.
ntsstOners Of Highland county, r,tio. W.
May A. D. 1892, ask Ing said B,ari 10 wppo, nt
Cnmmis toner's M lay out aud esiat,lish n
Tree turnpike road pursuant 10 the urOI Az.
ions of Chapter 2, title 7. part y. c,,Od ,f the
Revised Statutes Of OHIO, lying wholly
within said county, on the following line,
Beginning at a point north Of the res,.
dence of +. C0wnhmn, deceased, where Ihe
Old Anders1n state rOaG tntersects the Hills.
noro and New Vi-nna Free Turnpike No
~; thence westwardiy over said old AndeP.
sOn state road as nearly as practicable, az d
between and on the iano lines and through
the lands OF the heirs of J. r.. COwmsn.
deceased. ZachariHh Chaney, heirs Of A. q
Matthew's. deceased, Elizabeth Newell and
sister, estate OF Robert Newell. heirs Of
Barton Dean. deceased, ThOnIns Al. Whittrll
and the hetrs Of Alexander Bmiil. drcp.sed,
To the HillshOrO and Lynchburx Free Turh.
pike No. "a, east Of the residence OF said
Alexander Smith, deceased.
hatd petition Hino pray = that tho said Board
Of Comm miSsioners OF n iahIsnd county ,O,in.
levy an extra tax Of ten (iO) mills on the
dollar valustion. each year for y period ~
eight years. on all the lands sni taxable
properiy within the bounds OF said proposed
Free Turnpike.
CARoLINE CowxAN AND OTHERS.
April lths A ID. 1872.
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DOCTORED MAPS.
They Show Many Claims to the Finest
Land as Allotted to the Indians,
In the Cheyenne and Arapahoe Rescrya.
tion When They Are Really Open to Set
tement-This Opening VIII Rival
the Famous Oklahoma Opening.

GUTHERIE, o. T., April 1s.-The ex.
citement incident to the opening of the
cheyenne and Arapahoe Indian reserva-
tion is intense in all sections of Okla.
homa, and from all appearances it will
rival the famous opening of Okla
homa three years ago.
The presidents official proclamation
as published in the Oklahoma State
Capitol yesterday, makes twenty-seven
columns of fine type. An examination
Of the list of lands in the proclamation
And comparison with the allotment
maps sold here by the thousands, shows
the map to be rank fraud.
The maps show many claims of the
finest lands as allotted to the Indians
when they were really open to settle
ment. The maps arc evidently doctored
In the interest of gang of spectators
who hope thus to keep the police off the
choice lands and secure them for them
selves During the past week
over 100000 have been deposited in
the banks at FL Reno and King Fisher
by the white boomers Many of those
who did not deposite their money have
had it stolen from them or have lost
much of it in gambling. The gamblers
have reaped a harvest for three or four
days. Kansas City and Wichita have
cmptied all of their crooks into towns
on the border of the reservation and the
local officers are unable to cope with
such gang with any degree of success.
The Cheyenne Indians have stopped
their ghost dance and como in from
their reservations in great numbers to
see the crowds. There are perhaps 1a, 900
people ready to go in from the east and
1000 or 5000 in the Washita country,
while about 5000 Texans are drawn up
along the south line. There are not
many people on the west line. On the
north line, about five miles east of
Cantonment, there are 5000 people
from western Kansas camped in one
kunch
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Notice.

Frank W. Newby, whose place Of residence
is unknown: You are hereby notified that
Henry Rhosdes, Of the comfy Of Highland.
State Of Ohio. did on the 1lth day Of April'
A. d. 1892, file his petition in the Court of
Common Pleas, within and for the COUNTY Of
Highland. State OF Ohio, against you, setting
forth that the Judgments rendered against
you In favor OF said Henry Rhoades in ss;d
court ut the October thtrm thereof, A. d. 1879
in case No. 2Dl9 for &l20 II aud $50 so costs
and In case No. 1904 for 1854 SO and a9 O5
costs have become dormant, and that each of
said Judgments is wholly uHsatisfied and that
there sre due thereon the eaid sums, and prsy-
ing that said Judgment in case No. 2Oi9 NAV
be revived for said sum OF $192 81 OF judgments
and costs with interest from the 18TH day Of
October. 1875 and that said judgment in case
No. 20O4 may be revived for said sum of ss73. ca
judgmt Mt and costs with interest from the 26th
day OF October, 1875, and for judgment for
costs Of this suit and you are notified that
you are required to show cause in said conrt
why said judgment should not be revived
sgsinst y0n for the amounts Of money s.s,ed
~ aforesaid by the 4th day of May, A. b. 1892.
Or Judgment thst the same stand revived
against you will I've taken.
GARDNER, WoRLEY Il SANS
April l3, 1892. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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xEuevs of Illinois Farmers.

IN Neg tssst within one or two years the
prsa:s6 improved farms and farm lands
Exs gSsea from sos to $40 an acre, to $50
Ssis acs& even $115, and in few cases to
$Sf sxs& ssl00, it is something like in
s4sanSgfv that an exodus to Iowa and
ctsser Western lands should have de.
vcEsaes5 in Mclean, Dewitt, Logan and
assseC gseig ghboring counties. Formerly,
RS@ sc partially exhausted lands, short
rnyss sad low prices combined, have
saszn eia'e exciting causes for an exodus
% S7sstA&c Sands and better opportunities,
hrsSaha 1sse present case the emigration is
fgrsxa &g~tiie lands bearing heavy crops
Es-S&x,s 9es big money, and lands for
~iSss31 tkepe is an active cash demand at
fsns Ggares above quoted. There are
sasNsT Seasons given for the movement,
.ssssicf among which is that when in Illi-
sr'Ms'Es, gQ3, 200 and 800 .acres can be
fsfsa s&~ cash ut $50 or so per acre, and
SsSraS tzsad in Iowa can be bought for one.
tfnkss ssae money, there is something Sc.
''tsxa2cse IN being able to sell at these
ii 4rzyssa 5ssr cash in hand, and but twice
ans cssfsy acres and have a small fortune
NJ. 6asezeaey leit over. The demand for
ssssAsa lAsnois farms comes chiefly from
faizf&afscss ,having extensive holdings al
rsc7%tE', who find in them better paying
sss,is !s.aser investment than money loaned
an setsAii or mortgage, or in securities,
t1Gs ttiE@@est from which may be reduced
tM eJSNiHited silver. The advancing
Esvs-.s ~ lands promoting sales of small
fAETxsas SlGs increased the number of ten
;Hz1z- rAed raised rents in like proportion,
IA a&ne esaeasure that SO, lG0 and 200 acre
farsras ',s smmand rent OF 81, S. and S.
saIr aisT,e.a and in crops the entire half of
tii,sse sgsa wn and got ready for market, 1
sst csat taiak it will ever be true that
Exsssssstts &.srtos aud estates have ruined Illi-
fss7.s sss diey were said to have ancient
Eaast;- Still, there is an aggregation of
rH.xnss Saa sadividual hands that has con.
tsSts'asssf not only to change the crops
ats1 EsSe methods OF farming, but to de
essits9t2 the population Of the country and
sts s7as1 same time iLcrease the Inhabitants
td stSa iarge towns and cities.-Cor.
SsSs6sfY Gentlemen.
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MURDER FOR A DRINK.
Topper Mutilates His nephew, Who Ha,
Stopped the jug.

Topper Mutilates His Nephew, Who Had
Stopped the jug.
PRAIRIE DU ROcHER, ILL.,, April 16.-
One of the most shocking murders
ever committed in the American
bottom was perpetratcd near Ivy
Landing, Monroe County. Michael
Vogel, young man living on the
Fultz farm, had procured two gal
Ions Of whisky to treat his friends next
day at log-rolling: His uncle, Peter
Vogel, residing near Glasgow, deter
mined to have share of the whisky
beforehand. He proceeded to the home
OF his nephew, where he, his nephew
and a man named Galley, made
merry over the flowing cup.
When the nephew thought his
uncle had had enough, he refused TO
pass any more drinks. This enraged
the uncle, and he began to beat his
nephew with loaded pistol, and final
ly began firing. He shot four times.
two bullets taking effect in the head
and one In tho left side. The Young
man died instantly, The murderer
went to neighbor and told him to 20
and see II the nephew were dead:
that II he was not he would 60 and
finish the job The murderer was
overtaken In his fight northward at
Maysville. The victim was q quiet, in
offensive young man, % years of age,
and general favorite The SLAYER Is :
large, powerful man, 80 years Of age,
The victim was buried here yesterday.
The community Is greatly wrought mn
over the affair.
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The Durham ,a,.er.. str,l..

LONDON, April 1a-Daily the effects
of the strike of the Durham coal
miners, which was inaugurated. on the
l2th Of March last, are becoming more
apparent Stocks of fuel at the works
which have depended upon the Dur
ham mines for their supplies, are either
entirely exhausted or approaching the
vanishing point Never in the course OF
the history Of the trade In the North Of
England has there been 20 grave .
crisiA II is impossible 70 correctly e.
tifnate the number Of m6u who have
hsso thsewa eut q wos5 " ~ e>.tke
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Our Behring Sea Fleet.

WASHINGTON, April 1s.-The u s. s.
Ranger will be put in commission at
San Francisco. on the 25th inst, and
will be assigned to patrol duty in Behr-
ing sea. The other naval vessels se-
lected for that purpose are the York.
town, Mohican and Adams They will
be reinforced by the revenue vessels
Corwin, Rush and Albatross. These
seven vessels will comprise the entire
American feet to guard the waters Of
Behring sea during the coming season.
They will be assisted In this service by
several British warships of the Pacific
station. The revenue steamer Bear
has been ordered to carry supplies TO
the refugee station at Point Barrow,
Alaska
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1t is Not What We Saw

Haa &Ssat Hoods Sarsapaiila does, that
rsssSses jt sell, and has given it such firm
araS txssing hold upon the confidence of
ttsa gee.epIe. The voluntary state rents
81 etloosands OF people prove beyond
sI'seSaien that this preparation possesses
ussrleserful medicinal power.
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Y Atse Philadelphia Academy of Sciences
hssa easfs largest collection of diatoms or
ras'7aeate microscopic organisms, belong
sa K e@ tsee sea weed family in the world.
tx e.ssces 10000 Of them placed end to end
Css aalg5.s an inch
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Beware of SWindlers.

NE aaTe exposed, during the last year,
Hshz<fg sxindIers who advertise, under
ffss SiaaAe OF medicine, vile compounds
vFGaarfs osaly increase human suffering.
fs s~E 1aao need pure medicine and
tssssss ss1rifier, We can honestly recom-
cn'as,a sulphur Bitters. Sun.
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Friday Nigh. ss..lo. in the Hou.

WASHINGTON, April 1s-The regular
Friday night session of the house for
the consideration of private pension
bills was held. As is usual on such oc-
casions quorum was found with diffi.
Guilty, and the speeches were OF the
usual fap-doodle order.
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CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS

AZ Use complaint of thousands suffering
Esnnaz Asthma, Consumption, Coughs,
gts<>- did you ever try DIR. Acker's En-.
49, Remedy? 1t is the best prepara-
|tsaxr Snown for all Lung Troubles. Sold
|tR a positive guarantee at 25 and so
'csxrns,
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Lag rise in the morning with head.
- zSd 40 inclination for breakfast.
- ss~aoe to the torpidity OF the liver
~ q deranged condition OF the stomach.
rastore healty action to these organs,
sRg is so eticacious as AN occasional
nb ef AYERS Pills.
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n fR Aberdeen, Scotland, tests are shortly
= eEe made on cattle killed by electricity
= ascertain if the current has any detr:-
sssatas effect on the quality OF the meat.
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4 &zssian pedestrian recently walked
frsses &eraeaux to Angoueme, in France,
xaka s.as$l, distance OF lbs miles, in
tsrsx sntnutes less than twenty.four
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You

Rria ssever regret sending three 9 cent
l's1za sss 60 pay postage, to A. P. Ordway
C.s- Boston, Mass, for copy of DR..
Asssss2un's great Medical Work 100
RrEa% ooiored illustrations Of great
1<e szs Ga every family.
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nny people who pride themselves ON
r gi~s blood would be far happier
esre blood; but, while we cam. t
ae ear ancestors, fortunately, by the
pf Ayers Sarsaparilla, We can trans
onee blood to our posterity.
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20 sneak of nature is reported from near
ndview, Tex, where mare gave
- 70 twins, one being horse al d
nther mule colt. Both are living.
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q dr @reecut down recently in Oswego
Deersa. issupposed to have been 264
|Jkszas ed.
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IRE de . brisk trade in second hand
etsses in London. Still stranger is
rpt0m ofselling family vaults pastly
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An Only Daughter Cured Of
Consumption.

When death was hourly expected, all remedies
ing with the many herbs OF Calcutta, he accidently
made preparation which cured his only child Of
Consumption. His child is now in this country
and enjoying the best of health He has proved to
the world ,ha, Consumption be positively and
permanently cured The Doctor now gives this
recipe free, only asking two cent stamps TO nav
expenses This herb al, o cures Night Swea,s
Nausea at the Stomach, and will break up fresh
cold in twenty-four hours Address CRADDOCK
x co 1882 Race street, Philadelphia, naming this
paper.
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nG1kiug Leads to Consumption.
lp1s Balsam will stop the cough
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Iass Hartwick Thorpe, who wrote
k'GhsIl Not Ring To night" Is
= California, and L busy on .
- Oregon.
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wAMIen kALESNEN. Salary and exn.n,..
WNv 81 from start; permanent place GOOD
chance tor adyencsment; exPerience unnecesssry :
ss sssns g re ss.ois ,sofl liberal ,sassns cos
. }ss1' r s:s7s 81 fs:Ae's esi1 =;