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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-08-19

marches on ike AN army with ban
ners."
You know there is nothing that ex-
cites a soldiers enthusiasm so much as
an old flag Many a man almost dead,
catching 4 glimpse of the national en-
sign, mas sprung 10 his feet, and
started again to the battle. Now. my
friends, l don't want you to think OF the
church OF Jesus Christ as defeated in
stitution, as the victim of infdel sar-
casm, something to be l1iclle and CURED
and trampled on through all the ages
of the world. Il IS ''sn army with ban
ners." 1t has an inscription and cclors
such as never stirred the hearts of any
earthly soldiery. We have our banner
of recuit, and on it is inscribed: WHO
is on the Lords side?" Our banner OF
defiance, and on it is inscribed: The
gates of hell shall not prevail against
US" Our banner OF triumph, and on it
is inscribed: Victory through our.
Lord Jesus Christi and we mean to
plant that banner on every hill top and
wave it at the gates of Heaven.
With Christ to lead US We need not
fear. will not underrate the enemy.
They are a tremendous host They
come on with acutest strategy. Their
weapons by all the inhabitants OF dark
ness have been forged in furnaces of
everlasting fire. We contend not with
flesh and blood, but with principalities
and powers and spiritual wickedneSs in
high places; but if God be for US, who
can be against US? Come on, ye troops
of the Lord. Fall into line! Close up
the ranks! On, through burning sands
and over frozen mountain tops, until
the whole earth surrenders to God. He
made it; He redeemed it; He shall have
it. They shall not be trampled with
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1.-THE important part which fungi are
intended TO play In the economy OF ma
ture, chiefly a. scayangcrs, Il indicated
by the plentiful provision made for their
-reproduct1on,n said n student Of vege-
table pathology TO Star writer. $50
widely distributed are the germs OF those
plants that every breath OF air you take
probably contains several kinds. They
are eyerywhara in tho atm 5sphere, ready
TO develop Themselves whenever the
peculiar conditions adapted to each
species are offered. This accounts for the
prevalence Of those troublesome ferns Of
vegetation which are called mould,
tmildew,' and 80 forth.
:. Fruit preserves are very apt TO afferd
aprornga.ing ground for mould, and like
wise any pair OF shoes which you may
leave unworn for any length OF time.
There Ia a sort Of choose, much priced by
epicuras, which derives lis flavor from tho
quantity OF fungus vegetation II contalna.
II IL prepared simply by breaking up the
eurd ind exposing II for q day or two, In
small lump. laid upon cloth, to tho run
and air. There IL receives the spores OF
tho fungi, which We .etnto IN itnnd spread
their growth through the mass while IL IL
yet soft. n--WGshington Star.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-29

Alta meeting OF the archaeological
Society DR.. Pringlc quoted remarkable
passage from an ancient Hindu work,
which showed that true vaccination was
known and practiced in India centuries
before the birth OF Jenner: "The small
pox produced from the udder OF the COW
will be Of the same mild nature as the
original disease. The peck should
be Of a good scolor, filled with clear
liquid, and surrounded by circle Of
red.
i There will be only slight fever OF one,
two or three days, but no fear need be
entertained OF smail-pox 50 long is life
endures." Pasteur's attenuation OF virus
by successive cultures has been applied in
India for hundreds Of years to inocuia-
tions with variolous lymph, which the
documentin question directed to be taken
from "the most favorable cases. and he
has seen ferSes Of such selected inocula-
tions In which tzlere was no general erup-
ton, and the local phenomena were
scarcely distinguishabie from those Of
vaccination. Science.
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WIN th3 Earth ceasc % netsixeI
i II IL well known that Darwin h11bof11
. curious opinion IN regard 70 the kcvoIu<
tion Of the earth On ~ axis. He believed
that there wac ! resisting modiuu n
space which was gradually rnfnrdinn l1c
carth's rotation and conncQuontiy length
ening tho day. Prof. Stone also enter
taina odd opinions on this subject. He
was first 10 notice that Ifanrcn'n lunar
tables did not accord with thu evidences
respecting the moons moNomonte, do
rived either from actual observation on
nom tho study Of ancient ocIIptca. In
explanation Of this discrepancy e was
suggested BY some noted ASTRONOMERS
that y may be apparent only and due 70
tho change 81 speed IN the carth's moyc-
ment.
Delaney has proved that. owing 10 tho
movement 81 no tidal wave In direction
opposite TO that Of the earth's rotation.
theeAgth'e rate Of rotation must dimin-
ish, butsad imperceptibiy q 10 Be hnft,,y
notfet even attof the lapse Of ccntu@
RIGS, Hlr George AIRY, who iabor1d ior
years in going through tho Same process
OF inquiry, ~ first obtained negative
result, hut subsequent Investigation
caused him 10 admit that there Nu6
rctardation. Since tho last named eontle-
man published tho results Of HIS invcsfi-
cations scientiptn have accepted the doc
trine that the day Will increase until ID
viii be as long az a lunar MONTH
Prof. Bali, the lear ned nAstsonomor
Royal, even goes further and assumes
that tho solar tide will lenRthen our div
until II win be equal to 4 year OF $50 days
of present length. Other astronomers.
not as Royal N Mr.. Ball, perhaps, but
49,
Of the day can mover exceed the presenf
lunar month, II being apparent 10 al that
lunar influence would prevent any day
beyond that limit. Al any
rate these prospective long days ara too
lar In tho future 70 be 81 special Interest
p advocates 81 tho eight hour syalem.-
II. Louis Republic.
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soldiers Pro.tratea b LllshI,n.nr.

Nineteen soldiers were marching along
the highway at Bourges to reach the ar
tillery practice ground when a thunder
storm broke over them and In minute
drenched them all to the skin. They
began trotting, but had not advanced
much when a terrible stroke OF lightning
came and In IN instant laid the whole
detachment PROSTATE on tho ground.
After a short time some Of the men recov-
cred and rose TO their feet. They called
to their comrades, who rallied and rose
slowly one after another. But four re-
manned immoyable. They were taken to
the hospital. Three were restored to life,
but the fourth was quite dead. He had q
deep wound on the crown OF his head and
his chest was burned as over furnace
Chicago Herald.
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Relisioh ana Amusement.

Going TO church is great picnic
down in Nicarauga," said q banana
planter to the Delegate recently. ~
have on my plantation about fifty ia
maica negroes who are very pious, and In
sist upon going to church regularly, nc
matter what may become Of the crops. Still
cannot blame them, for every worship
per takes along rooster under his arm,
nurses 1t through servicsat the Moravian
mission, and after he has cleared his con-
science goes outside, where hundreds Of
cock pits are improvised, and where, Sum
day after Sunday, rival cocks contend In
the bloody arena. This custom Is uni
versal, and every man has rooster, from
the humblest laborer to the grandest
alcalde, and the whole daysafter services
IL spent in this bloody sport. - inAr
natl Times-Star. M
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u isr curious fact that the cnrthouak,
!scrre 4 the one danger 10 which We car
nevar become accustomed BY familiarity,
Sheoftener We feel II the more we become
d4navsaisEsd. | cannot better illustrate
this than BY a story told me BY Colonel
BAncy Peytcn, United States Minister 10
Chili, II 1S52, end city attorney Of San
FrnHcssco in 1876, saws 4 writcr n The San
Franc SEQ Chronicle.
To q party Of friends Ia 1865 he said
Boys, It's ct no use talking; We can be-
come accustomed to all dangers. no mat
ter how imminent, BY familiarity, except
the DANGER Of earthquakes. The mora
you feel 'em the more You don't like ,en.
and the wornc you hate en-. have heard
the whistles 81 bullets and the roar Of
cannon Ia battle, and never lodged. But
my experience In Chill took the starch
out Of mo. 4 had bnen but 4 fow DAYS IN
Santiago, the capital OF Chilli, when
visited the leading store ON the plaza II
that city. While standing behind the
counter, IN nm Instant, without any Pre-
monltien, the proprietor and twenty
clerks simultaneously leapcd the counter
and rushed out 81 the front door.
locked ii them in astonishment, and
said to myself, Arc they craKyf WHAT'S
tho matter with thanY Slowly they. III.
turned to their places. Iasked them what
wasth matter. They replied, I'll temb-
lori Didn'ty feel the temblor2p
To me II was a triho. Two weeks
later was giving swell dinner TO tho
diplomats corps In Santiago. In the
midst o. II came temhlor, very lively
one, and every man Of the party leapcd |
from his seat and rushed Tor tho door or |
the window I said 10 myself, soi nil
the towards Lover met with, these people
exceed ss
but, boys, hadn't been In that coun-
Try moro than three months before no
quarter horte in Tennessee could beat mo
IN break for the front door when one Of
those temhiors made his appearance. You
can stand bullets and cannon balls, but
tho tcmb ors VII fetch you.n
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A curiosity IN beetles which seems . d E.
rect successor Of Pope,s famous Roid bn..
II now In London. Il Ii III the possors;o,.
Of Mr.. w. q. Dudley Wyatt, who bought
i in the City 81 Mexico. Ii Is about an
inch In length, and not only has Il 4 ..n:.I
embroidered coat actually eswn "a III
wing cases, but III legs, thornx, head. and
antennm are gilded. Il aaiive and hns 1,
small gilt chain and pin attached Is II.
ana mr.. Wyatt seems 70 carry II about n,
al sorts 81 odd positions, somat.incs
pinned to his coat, az other times a. ~
waistcoat pocket. He left Mexico. wh6rs
beetles decorated as HIS IRE worn 81 th6
ladies IN al the smart sets, and has car
RED u with him all through the East ana
India during some seven months. He
says It has had nothing to eat during Tint
time, and will live captive Tor from
three TO four years. Boston Gazette.
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A Nation ofLener..

1t Is said that the United States. Of Co
lumbia almost deserves the name OF a
nation OF lepers. This disease was un-
kaown to the aboriginal inhabitanta Of
the country, the first case on record be-
ing thatof q Spanish priest In -1G48s
Although many assert that the d isease
u non-contagious, It has gradually
spread over the country, and in Tho last
score OF years its progress iiasAaesn so
rapid that scarcely any popagfted idcaIfty
Is uninfected. 1t Is said that one OF every
ten inhabitants OF the Departments OF
Santander and Boyaca hps the disease.
The estimate would place the total num-
bersof lepers IN that section Of Columbia
alone at 10000. The most conservative
estimate sets 1t at 10000. New Orleans
picayune.
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There livcs in Oak Hill, Texas. 4 blind
Girl who has from fow acres 81 land.
cultivated by herself, cleared about i116
each season lor several years 81 tho rr6~.
Ing and sale Of vegetables. eho began
with no capital and The unf6ncod piece
Of uncultivatod land. There IL now 4
neat fence about her domain, 4 well and
pump IL the centre, and she has, IN adfIi4
tioI 70 purchasing those, paid for plano
ana knox 70 take her vegetables 10 tho
market, which IL twenty miles from hor
home. Every evening during the dry
season sli6swnterg q certain number 81
plants until she has gone over tho entire
piece, when she begins again and coca
over u In the Same way. insect lie 6ii5
detects from her acute sense 81 hoarIno
and grasses and weeds are easily distln.
guished from plants BY tho sensitive An.
gers o. tho blind gardener. N. Y. Sun.
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.rnai vhnt s,arl..r.

The word 4 corlxorn n much abused
ONE ior tsse Eeasontlsat IL feal muaning
isunknoWn " Che yalt majority 81 tiio3s
who use the word. II II derived from tie
FrencHswufd cofquar,n md ii comes
from tile Latin "corcare,n VIII or, ID turn.
was born 81 the Greek weird 0korka, Y
signifying " incomparsbleonet Through.
out the Homerianopscs the goddess uhnm
we call Venus Ii referred to ~ venur tAe
corker, and the opithet as originally AZ
piled seemed to Imply not only natarai
and inherent qualities, but also aiming
and distinguished Eccompls thmpntg--
personal and intellectual beausg, attrnc-
tions, charms, gitts ana arts. Oar wood,
perverted by the ribald usage Of this pro-
ianely Needless, has come 10 imply cas-
tain Disregard Of consequence, 30 that
when one speaks 81 another a. a corksr
the multitude gathers therefrom that he
who is designated ns corkeramnst nee ~
sarily be q sort Of woil< meaning but heed-
less pyrotechnist In speech and action.
The word thoroughbred corrupted
and debauched by the brutal familiarity
Of idle tongues, has come to have 4 sim lar
meaning. Chicago News Recorder.
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snms uaa,a 81 ERE.


The industries In which eggs are now
employed comprise an important aud
widely divergent range. calico printing,
photography, gliding, clarifying various
Liquors, book binding, etc. A large bugl-
ness, according to Bradstreet. has sprung
MP in the preparation Of Photographic
paper with faited aIbdmon, anu one ~
tablishm1nt ElaTie Ii enid 10 hfxs used
more thnn two million eggs In SIX months
for thispgrpore. Many tte pts hnva been
made TO find a vege cable or animal SUBJ
stitute for a.bumen, but IN vain; thus, a
prize OF large amount, offered thirty
years ago by an English society, for the
discovery OF n material or process OF re-
placing aib1men in calico printing, still
remains untaken. Nor are the yolks uaed
in manufacturing wholly wasted, they
also are employed In the arts, and man
ufacturer In Vienna some time, since
commenced the business, on CONNER
cial scale, OF solidifying them, thus
adapting them TO easy conveyance and
convenient usc.--N. y. Sun.
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a little Boston girl, accarfin4 Ia fh1
Herald, had for some timo wanted 4 .lr',,
Finally, she was taken very nj with nne,,:
monia. One day, when she had begun "a
get better, she told her mamma how 4 Sc
much shewanted dog. ana bsfxFd M,
" aalEgfandpa 70 buy her ono.
Mamma answered that grandma d d rot
like dogs, and probably would MOI k.
willing TO buy one. Then, fee nv tie E i-
tle invalid look sadly disappointed. ehs
said: t''t
Wait TIL you get wen, my doar; then
We will see.,'
On, no, answered tho child, whosa
lew years had taught her d little Wisdom
1.-THE sicker am the more likely hc Mi;
be to buy Il for me-, ~ \ s.
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"one Of the most memorable incicent,
OF my campaign ns . presidential 'elrctoI
in iSSo,n says Judge Gibson, Of Kansas
city, The other day, = occurred 1t the very
seioac Of my ofllc:al career. The electors
hnd been IN session all day AZ the capital
arranging the details for Transmitting
their vote 10 Washington. Late in the
Afternoon we received an invitation from
Gov. Phelps TO take dinner with him AZ
the mansion, and We, 81 course, promptly
accepted.
{" nover viii forget that dinner. II
was my first introduction 10 the succu-
lent opp cF1um. had heard OF tho do
lfyasa Of ,rossum all my HE, but they
d ;. reen Invariably associated In my
nlud With the somewhat barharic tastes
Of our eoiorcd brethren, and had long
entersa ned prejudice against tho rat
ta'ie1 ltttis animals.
" bat at Gov. Pholpa's dinner party the
'possum came en- smoking hot and revei-
ling II its own fat gravy. Tho governor
did the carving and helped me bounti-
fully. He was assisted by Col. Don Nor
rison, OF st, Louis, who kept the table in
roars Of laughter with his pointed and
picturesque jokes. Mrs. Montgomery,
the queen Of entertainers, presided ~ the
pnRehShsMFE We had sweet potatoes,
corn Bread, Boiled ham and huttermilk,
and never were electors more deliciously
fed.
:" have had half dozen 'possum dim
ners At my own house since then, all mod
eled after the one given by Gov, Phelps.
Last Chrintmas my wife prepared Just such
adinner for our friends, and tho electors OF
1850 would have boon carried back to that
Republic
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Among the negroes the most striking
remedies are to be found. Witness the
combination Of cure and spell, described
under the name OF "conjuring tooth, .
In Alabama. Go into lonely part OF the
woods with one Of the opposite sex, who
ID to carry an az. The bearer Of the AZ
chops around the roots Of q white oak,
cuts on with large jackknife nine splin-
ters from the roots OF the tree, then cuts
around the roots OF the aching tooth with
the knife, dips each Of the nine spiinters
in the blood flowing from the cuts, and
finally buries the splinters at. the root OF
the tree from which they came. While
doing this the operator repeats something
you don't understand, which Is charm.
Kansas City Journal.
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Pnt,lns the res, raes uppn Ia

Pommtry was met by an old friend
whom be had not seen In several years,
says the Ledger.
" Bless me, Pommery, old boyi I'm
glad 70 see You. You are looking well.
How IL II with your
" Fair to middiing,n replied Pommery.
Married yet2n
WYes,n
That's good.n
Not so very good. married shgow.,
Ah--t that's badi'
!" Not so very bad. she brought mo
$50, 000.p
Indeed, that was good"
Netso very good. l laid IL out In
sheep In Texas ranch, and they all died
OF foot rot,
surely, that was most unfortunately
Not 50 very unfortunate, for / sold
tho skins for moro than tho sheep cost
me. -,
That made ample anfendment. = -ssS i
Not 80 very ample. laid out tho
money upon house, and the house
burned down and all that was In it,
Tint was hard luck, surely
Not 80 very hard, My vito was in iti,'
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Some fifty years 40 vsyv No. =.
glish Official died In i fortreSs Il 4 ,,I.''.
that u one of the centres Of Bsah;nar;.-
orthodoxy, and At the moment whsn t61
news Of his death reached the scpoy 9,ar1
e the main gate black cat rushed ont Il
y. Thegnard presented arms to the caf AZ &
salute 70 the flying spirit 81 he poworiuI
Engtshiman, and the coincidence took ~
urn hold on the locality that III ID z
lew years ago neither exhortatso6 NJ.
orders could prevent Hindoo sentry "a
tnat gate rom presenting arms 70 any cal
that passed out at night.
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Wafden-Your aged mother, Is outside
and wants to see you. She says she hasn't
laid eyes on you since You were little
boy.
Condemned prisoner Exceptionally
Have you searched herf
Z Warden--Yes. And We found apair Of
scissors In one OF her pockets.
frisoner--Ah, ha, it Is as suspected.
She wanted to give me HONS made hair
cut.-Detroit Free Press:
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Removing Danrsrous Eos.

sgsA ssR ittsburg man claims to have dis
covered means OF annihilating fog by
means of electrical discharges. He has
cleared away an area Of 800 feet diameter
in Boston harbor by one discharge, the
fog falling in the form OF rain, and he
contends that by series Of discharges at
intervals Of two minutes a steamer can
keep itself in q perfectly clear atmosphere,
no matter how dense the fog may be else-
where. This looks like the first step in
y very important matter.
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srisnt condolences.

Linda Bella, Pm greatly puzzled owe
Q matter.
Bella-So ami. Tell me your trouble
and I'll tell you mine.
Linda--Well. Dick Hardmanstold me
last night be loved me, but ~didsl ask
me to marry him.
BeIia--And he asked me TO marry him,
but didn't say word about loye.--Judge.
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q You will OBSERVE said the agent,
" that by this scheme you can begin at
once TO draw dividends on the company's
entire principal"
But" responded the prospective i'm
weston, g what want Is TO draw dividends
on the company's entire lack of prin-
ciple. Washington Star.
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Maria," called out Mr.. BilIus in an
agitated voice, have lost my pocket
booki Ican,t find it anywherel',
sit Is exactly where you left it last
night, John sFppiisd Mrs. Billus from
the top Of the stairway. "It's in the left
hip-pocket Of the striped trousers you
hung up on the last hook In the closet.
But it hasn't anything In it--noW.Y-.
Chicago Tribune.
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ma Qnandary.

Small Boy--Did You see q Httl6 Boy
bout my size around thescornerf
Old Gentleman Yes; believe did.
Did he look uglyfn
81 didn't notice.
"Did he look scaredfn
81 don't know. Whyfp
why, ! heard he was around there,
and don't know whether he wants to
lick me or whether he's hidin, from me.
Wish did, "-Good News. !.
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60, Then.,.

Old Bellows docking In ut the parlor
door -It's time all honest peop.o We're In
bed.
Cora (smilingl Then 90 ON, papa, You
have got . reputation to look after
Yankee Blade.
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pestroYed the Reeerd.

i" Was everything lost In the firef''
asked Miss Passee, when she recovered
from the excitement.
Y Yes, everything"
!" The family Biblef"
Eyes"
feel ten years younger to hear that
Springfield Graphic.
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Mamma" said little May, q I'm afrnid
I'm NAUGHTY because I've got an awful
~ was the pie you ate, ] think, May. y
Ohs NO, mamma The pie was Too
good g behave likethat. Il must be No. 2
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Brown Here Is some tobacco, my poor
man. You must feel the loss OF q smoke
after dinner.
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NOU will find great variety Of Handker-
chiefs and Kid Gloves at Emmert & Fiery 3
they have loads of pretty things for their holt
day trade.
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NOR RENT Offices occupied for years by
L DR.. Day. Possession given April ], 1893.
Apply at this Office. i2-51m.
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HtOLLAPSED, Collapsed! Old Kris Kingle
I j has succumbed with his entire load at G. r
ngRRINa's Toy Department. up stairs, corner
Queen and Martin streets.
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lave ysu looked over your wardrobe to see
III If any of your winter garments need clean.
ing or dyeings Such work Is nicely done by j.
CORDNER near wooden mill. Gloves, slippers,
neckwear &C. beautifully cleaned.
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DURDETTE says you must not forget that he
ID gives a useful Xmas gift insthe way Of a
Dictionary with every purchase Of $500 or more.
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HELLO, There John, where are You going Z
III Down to Eugene Herring's to get q $40
accordeonfor $s9S.zazgzr 80
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TT you want to make present of handsome
l dress or coat go to Emmert 4 Fiery, great
variety OF the latest STYLES and patterns at
bottom prices.
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damask table cloth and dozen Of nap
kins to match. YOu will find a great quantity at
Emmert q Fiery's. Either in pattern or by tho
yard, also some lovely tray covers at great
bargain.
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nID you see those s. seal NUTS for $i.5oi at
IL Eugene 4. Herring's.
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NILMER,S China Hall on King street, for
IN beautiful Tea and Dinner Sets.
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RILMER's China Hall on King street, fol
IN fine Chinas.