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7
If Alexf.nder H. Siepleus rAo«ld b';
nt home and bis mind not absorbed in
po'olie mTairs, the visitor wiUfiiid him
cue of llie best and most prolific auec-
dotists of the day.
One story—alas that lie cannot sit in
the types to tell it 1—is the Peter Bon
net speech.
A Dr. Royston, doubtless, a most
excellent man, had sued Mr. Bennett
for his bill. '-111110 Alick,” as Alexan
der is minified by his friends, Udd his
client, Peter B.,-that the case of ser
vice and its value v,-ere proved against
him in legal form and there was no
real defease. But the old farmer insis
ted that his lawyer should “apeak to
the ease.” ,
Mr. Stephens told him that he'
iong'iil''^- apeatr Ihnaself if Vie ti-ou^lu'n.
speech could be made, and was sur
prised by tile retort
“i will, if Bobby Toombs won’t be too
hard on me.”
Mr. Toombs promised, and Peter
Bennett began.
“Gentleman of the jury, I ain’t no
lawyer and no doctor, and you ain’t
cuther. And if we farmers don't stick
together, these tawyora and dcctors
will get advantage of us. I ain’t got
no objections to lawyers and doctors
in their place, and some is clever men,
but they ain’t fanner’s, gentlemen of
the juTj. Now this Dr. Roystoii was a
new doctor and I sent for liim to doc
tor my wife’s sore leg. And he did,
aiid put some salve truck on it
and some rags., but never done it
bit of good, gentleman of the jury. I
don’t believe lie’s no doctor, no way.
'Tliore’sdoctors as I know is doctors,
sure enough, but this ain’t no doctor
at all.”
This was evidently telling, and Dr.
Eoyslon put in with,
“Look at my diploma and see If I am
not a doctor.”
‘'His diploma 1” said the new-fledged
orator, with great contempt.
“That ain’t nothin’, for no pieca of
paper ever made a doctor yet.”
“Ask my patients,’’ siiouted the now
furious physician.
Tliis was the conventional straw
that seemed to break the back of the
orator's patience.
•‘Ask your patientsho said, in
slow, mournful deliberation. “Ask
yourp.sLients? Why they are alldead.
Tlien in rapid dcclamatiou, he named
case after case, well known, but most
ly among the negro servants of his
neighbors, where his opfKment had
treated tliem and their o-wners buried
them, and continued: “Ask your pa
tients ! Wiiy, I would have to seek
them in the lonesome church-yard, and
rap on the silent tomb to gel answers
from the dead, dou know they can t
say nothin' to this case, for you’ve kill
ed them all 1”
The applause closed the speech, and
the defendant won his case.—C. W.
Cleavdand in Uarper'a Magazine for
February.
Written for ll.e iimtructi'jn of-Judge
Taft, tile latest ariiv.il, wiiote educa
tion is about to ooruu'ouce :
A is for Avoiy, safe in his prison.
B is for Babcock, who sliould be in
Ills'll.
C is for Colfav, Moliiiier’s liead man.
D is for Delano, who swindled tlis red
man.
E is for “Emma,” on England unload
ed.
F is for Fort Silh tliat poor Belknap
exploded.
G is for Grant, who is partial to
knaves.
H is for Harrington, expert in safes.
I is for Ingall.s and Mrs. O.’s watcli.
J is for Joyce, who “a nice thing'’
did botcli.
K is for Ku-Klux and hloody-sliirt
Jlorton,
L was the Landaiilet for Williams to
sport.
non
■ ■■ f ■
N is for Xo
lionest
0 is for Orville, the go-between bro
ther.
F is for Pienepout, convictions to
smother.
Q is tlio quesiioiia that no one must
as.
E IS the Eespon.'.ttJ that keep out the
fax.
S is for Shepherd, his riiigitos and pan
ders.
T iire llie tas-payors, whose money he
squanders.
U is fur Ulysses, tliat stands by these
friends.
T is the Villainies that ha defends.
W are the Witnesses hiiuted with
vi’leiice.
X the’Xamiuation wliich he must a-
lonce.
Y is the Yell from the nation that
lion. Kemp P. Battle, President,
F. II. Cameron, J ice-President,
W. H. nicks, Secretary,
Dr. E. Burke llaywood, Medical
rector.
Dr. W, J. Eoyster, Assistant Medicull
Director.
J. B. Batchelor. Attorney.
O. 11. Perry, Supervising Agent.
Prof. E. B. Smith, Advisory Actuary.
laopisre & GwmssE.
Of Every Dercription.
Mantles Sce
J T-S. YOUNG Agent,
\\ ILJSCN M.C
HOTYE HUNGRYil
>a tf.At are
to eat, s
Bynum &.
TO CONSUMPTIVES
The aUvertUvr, an old pi.jsieiar. ietir«d
o'nsctivi*. practice, tiftiiiigiiad placed in
Ids hands by an Ka«t India Missionary tile
fomuila of a simple Vegetable Remedy, f«r
tile speedy and peniiaiiciit Cure o( Coii-
suni|>t!i’ii, llroncliiti-s.i. atarril. Asthma, and
all Throiltaml Bung Aflcctimis, also a Fosi-
livc and Radical Cure for Xei vous Debility
ami all iSoi-vous Com plaint.s, after Imving
tiioioiigldy tested its wonderful curatiT*
powei-s^m llioitsands of cases, feels it His du
ty to make it know i. to ins siillering fellowa-
Actiiated liy this motive, and a couscientioua
desire to relieve human suireiing, he will
send (free of eliai-ire) to all who desire it this
recipe, witii full direction for pieparihg and
sneeessfiilly using. Sent by return mail by
addressing.
IJr. W. STETEX*.
Mnnroe Block, Syraeusf, N. Y.
All you tf,at .are suffering for the want of
souietliing to eat, stop at
Daniel’s,
NICE, FKESJI and
Bristow that'f
nnffs.
Z is the Zeal for :
new state of thin;?s.
Yonliiful Geuius.
(ilenued.—
down and
.'u briag il
•I boy at
vvhicn ho
vnee, and
When the
the watch
A Detroiter hung np his watch the
other day until lu> shouid find time to
take it to a jowelerhi ir.
His eon, a boy of It
wore it to school, h '
home witii him. ;
school who had u S’ .
desired to trade for a t,. .;
an exchange was efreeted :
father came home he ini.'^so'.l
ami asked.
“Who’s stole my watchi”
“Father was it not an old watch?'
asked the l)oy.
“Il was.”
“And would it go?”
“It would not.”
“Then, father, did I not do the cor
rect thing to trade an old watch that
wouldn’t go for a fat goat which will
go?” Come out and see him go for u
barrel I”
The police arc looking for the boy
with tho watch.
So
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RD’VISORY BOARD FOR WILSON COUHTV-
W. D. Eouiitree, R. R. Gotten, J. W.
Crowell, J. J. Thomas, F. A. Woodard,
Willie Daniel, M. Rountree, 11. G,
Whitehead, S. P. Clark. J. J. Barefoot,
A. G. Bi'ooles. h'. W. Barnes. O. \V
Blount.’^l. Gt WilhSfcs, W.IIJ. Harri*
W. M. Gay, S. Ilasseil, J. D. Wells.
OFFICERS;
. - - pi'O.sident.
- Vice-l’resideiit.
and get somt-tliiiig
BWHiOT.
We have on liaiul a nice and well selected
stock of Family Groceries, wliicli we oflur
10 .sell so olu'iip Uiat all can buy and eat.
J8.‘aj"'Uisliest prices pairl for coiiutry
FKDJiL’CE ClllB'KENS, EGGS, &c., ice.
Two doors below tlie Hardware. Store.
BYXUll & DAXIKL.
5
OBEi#-r if.y.wsoN & c-
'f
FARMERS.
M PORTANT
Money Saved i» Honey Hadsl
Home Fertilizer,
ONLY
W. D. Rountree,
G. W. Blount. -
A. G. Broo’its, -
II. G. Wiliiams,
F. A. Wot'darii,
L. A. Stitli, - -
. - - Secretary.
. - - Attorney
Medical Examiner.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Willie Daniel.
Harriss, F. W
R. K. Ootien, IV. .1
Barnes, J. D. Wells,
MAxrFAOTrEnns OF
Saddles, Harness, Collars
TRUNKS. Etc-
277 . iiiSiiUimoro Ja-treet,
BAJLXI510KE.
Dec. 3-C-m,
SlroBg'aSfasoiis lu ii Arw
I, is cinpJuitically ii Home Company.
Tls large capital giuu tuUces strength
and safely.
Its rates are as low as any tirst-
class Cmnpaity.
It offers all.desirable forms of Insu
rance.
Policies non-forfeitable after two
years.
Us funds are kept at home ami cir
culated among car o^Yn people. c
do not send IN. C. money abroad to
build up other States.
The Company's entire capital and
assets loaned only to the block ami
Polic}' Holders.
Its officers and directors are promi
nent and well known North Carolinians.
Fver-v’' Man. vyhetiier rich or poor,
needs Insurance
It will only costa man aged 30 years,
about 0 cents a day to keep his life in-
surea for One Thousand Dollars,
LOW MAN U F A C TO li Y
The aUeiition of the farmers of IFil
son and adj.fining counties is called to
the superior advantages 1 can offer titem
in the Sale of Plows and Castings of
various kinds. Manufactory on Tar-
boro Street, below the Post-Office—
Thankful for past favors, I hop'e ny
strict aitenlion to business to merit a
continuance of the same.
B. A, MAiO,
Jan. 7-3m. Wilson, N.C.
YSJouMqH Marry a Mechanic.
THE BEST FERTILIZERS IN USE.
FOR
A young mail comnieiiceri visiting a
young woman, and appeared to be well
pleased. One evening lie called wlioii
quite late, wliicli led the young lady to
inquire wliere lie liad bean.”
"I liad to work lo-niglit.”
"Wliat, do you work for a living'?'
she inquired in nstoiiishiiiont.
‘‘Certainly,” replied the young man.
“I am a nieehaiiio.”
“I dislike the name of a meoiiaiiic,”
and she tnriiod up ii*r pretty nose.
Tliie was the Vast time tiio youn
mail visited the young lady. Ha
HOW a wealthy tiKm, and has one of
the best ■women in '.he country, for a
wifo.
T'ne young lady who disliked tiie
name of a iiicoliaiiic' is now tlie wife
of a miserable fool—a regular vagrant
about grog shops—and the soft, verdant
silly, miserable girl is obliged to take
ill wasliing in order to support herself
aud eliildcn.
You dislike the name of mecliaiiic.
eh !
Y'ou wlioso brothers are but well-
dressed loafers. We pity any girlwlio
is so verdant, so soft, to think less of
a young man for being a mechanic—
one of God's noble men—the most dig
nified aud honorable personage of
heaven’s creatures.
Beware young ladies, how yon treat
3'ouiig men who wrok for a living, for,, ^
you mav one of tiiese days he menial |
to one of them. Far better to dis-j
charge the well fed pauper witii all ids I
An untliou»litriil young poet, who
has been sadly demoralizod in watcli-
ing tlie course of human events, tiiiis
expressoss himself:
BKOOKLTS.
I wan’t to be a preacher and in tho pul
pit stand.
Sensation on my forehead and salary |
in my liaiid; |
And ill the UUle parlors, so oozy and;
so sung,
I’d kiss tlie sweetest s'sters and maybe
take a ling.
WASinXGTON.
I want to bo im officer and in the
Wliite House stand,
IVitli brass upon my forehead and
green backs in my li.aiid ;
And riglit before the President, so
generous and benign,
I'd steal .some million dollars, and then
I would resign.
COTTON
COTTON
COTTON.
IVICTIOI^SON
JMO.SKLKT.-
Agents
Vv'ilsoi), N. C
DR II. W. KING.
F.voryUhii(5''f*nau‘i*^ much mone^
8pent anmjull.v lor Tinier
will couriime hard aud moi'cy Kcnrcc until
Fomctlilug is doiH' to stop the flow of money
wliicli is yearly spent for expensive a.->d in
many cases useless Fertilizers
JPe propose to pell to farmer? tho ingre-
dionu for making their own Fertilizers for
$15.00 PERTOX.
Many of tlie best farmers in the country,
wlio liave been using this
lIoHie Fe.vtiiizer,
(li-clarc that it viflrls ss nmcli cotton.'eorn
ami oiiier produce as tlie smm‘), wliisii th«y
paid $')d for.
Buy your own Clicliuoal-. and save *40
per toil. For farthci pttrliculai's call ou
king & MOY'E, at tlu-ir Driis Store,
tf, (FilSon, N. C.
B
R K S II I R E 1" I G S .
DEALERS IN
D RUGS, MEDIINES,CHEMICAL
Fancy and Toilut Soaps,
I’EiiFUMERY,
a,i;y
BOOKS, STATION-
&c. Ac. &?.,
From iny ppleiulid young pow?. Diamond
QiU’en. PeLM’hi.s?. ar.fi Tiifiy Il'unphrvr, all
bv Sambo, Jr., son of Samla> V., a siii^nfiia
impoideil boai’ ot the "Sailie''’ f.auiily.—
These pigs will h(* ready to sliip about the
1st of kipril. Two hue yotnig boars now-
ready to ship. Orfieiv lllitMUn rotation.—
ITices, $12^ each or $25 per p«ir boxed and
delivered on cats.
Pedigrees to importatioiiJ
T. \V. HAKIUSS,
PilUboro N. 0.
PAMLICO
insurance & Banking
COMPANY.
Of 'I’AKJEffKO, N.
CASH CAPITAL - - $200,000
OFFICERS:
HON. GEO. HOWARD, Prc.sid™t.
UAPT. JNO. S. DANCY, Vice Fivsidmit.
J. B. CHESHIRE, JR.. Sect, and 'IVeai-r.
MEinoiSES CAKi-:Frr.i,Y selected and
COJII-OUXDED.
Frscl'iptioiis put up cautiously day
or nigiit
SOLE
Also
STATE
AGNTS FOR
'TEXAS TEA
At Lawrence’s old stand. Nasli S
R'ilsuii, N. G., I’.O. Bo.vlOS,
DIRECTORS:
M e announce to the planters of Wilson and adjoining counties that we are
the sole agents for the follownig old ami reliable T’ertiUzers, which wo are offer
ing lower than ever before sold and the siandard eeiual if not superior to what
they have been.
Hon. George llow'ard,
\Vm. Ikittle
Capt. T. li. Gatlin,
.Mathew Weddell,
J..I. Battle,
Wm. Pi])pen,
.John 1.. Brklgcrs, .Tr.,
Kemp P. Battle
Jesse II. Powell
Oapr. J.S. Dancy
Kiitis UaiT,
Jo,s. B. Cotliifid,
O. C. Farrar.
John Nortieef,
Fred I'liOlps.
GMFFIN,
Stands micquailed as a eotlon Fertilizers as liundrcds of far
will testily.
IL I-1 S J. R A S B E R11 Y,
At toi-iiey at
WILSON, N, C.
OFFICE (REMOVlcn) 0?* ^ASlI STREET,
(Next to Gays's Store.)
Practice? in the courts of Greene, Milson,
aud .Johnson.
Ij^^lnvcstfgation of titles to Tlcal Estate,
and ConvtA ancing—a spceiaitt.
TKEA-SUKY DKVAltTMTlNT, 'j
Office of (’ompiToiicr of the Uiirnuicy >■
W ASH J NOTON, Feb. 5th, IvSTG.J
ffiicrca- by saiiM’aerory e-v!d»‘ucc iire.-cnt-
ed 1.0 Jlic. undvrsignefi. ii luis been mad.e l»
rtpiiear, that’The First Naiional Bank of
WilKon.in [he'fowl! of P ilson. in Couniy
of P il.'^on. Slate of North 'arormaha-emil-
pU*d wiih/al! tlu- p.ruvbious of the li vised
>>t;UiiU’> S'Y tiu- Fiiil'-d rc(|iiij'ed to
1h- couiplieu with before an a.,-ociai ion ^!Iall
he auihoi’izcd to comnicnce the business of
Bankina':
Now ihercfore, T, John S. f-angworihy,
AcL*g 'omplroller of the (.’urreiicyado liere-
bv eeriify that ’The Frist Njitional Bank of
Wilson, in the down of ilson. Comity of
Vv ilson. and State of Nwtli Corolina is au-
lliojizi’d toco»nim-nce thi’ businessof Bank-'
ing as ju-ovliled in rieclion Fifty one hun
dred and sixty nine of tire jievised krtatules
of liie Ihuted States
In testimony whereof -witness my b.aiul
and seal of olfice this 5th day of Feb 1876.
J. S. I-ANGWOKTIIAg
Act’g Con.ipU'ullcr of the Currency.
Feb IMl. No 2321.
Tins CO.M'-'.CSV I'T.TTTES
Dwellings, Stores. A.rciiandiso, Farm
Property,
ami all classes of in.surable property
Against Loss or Damage by Fire!
at loeal bo;ird rates
All losses promptly adjusted and paid
OEBEN WILLIAAIS,
Sup(^yc(Sor of j-NjeieCics
Aa:-M*’'y ivt.
lieiitiiiAE r%ILiirray’«
CJRRIJGE AND HAliNES.'-riilAiillFJCTlfRtR
jvssortnu ut * i
When* may lx* fomul :
work, such as TOl* and ol'l
Pll.-ETUX. KOCKAWA^
CAUTS, HAilX
J55r.Ul kinds of re, .•
limn.ptly done.
Order® sohcitetl and { '•
of this SecT.on
MAVkSSh CUANO,
TERMS PER TON 4.J0 LBS. MiDDLNG COTTON’, NOV. IS'l'.
JlaiiufacUired at liome, under the direction of some of the best farmers in the
Slate, lias won its great Tcputatioii upon merit alone and is to-daV unsurpassed
bv aiiv fertilizer in use.
ZELLS SUPER-PHOSPHATE
TERilS J’ERTON 440 LBS. MiDDLING COTTUX, NOV. 1ST,
,Ns a fertilizer for gener.al crops lias given entire satisfaction. In tl'P- Black
Oroek section wlicre it was ex'^ensiveiy used last season, the demand for ii).
LAW
, M-B-iii.
OFFICE-
U ilson, N. C.
ncGGiKS ■ already is double that of last year.
'AtiONS 1
HE RUTH?:U-F1U.
IIn|>]>y lyomc 5*-
!y and
'■’d to
UliGE
MID PHOSPIATE;
yi, V.
WOTTETT A: E'tEVkNS
F-arniture Dealei's
THE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK Of WILSOIT,
\V. D. ROUNTREE, - - • President
F. Vv. BARNES. - - ■ Niee-Prcsid'iiit
J-OllN HUTCHINSON - - - Cashier
UIREC i'or.S 'i
\V. I). Ro-trNTREi’::^ ^ M'ood.\ui>.
F. w. BaKNHS, K. JvOSlCNTJtAL.
W. Danie>>. a. Branch
T. J. Gardner.
GoTh'Ctiunft ivmfic on ail .\ccessible'FcfirfCs
hi tlie U'dted Slate.-=. Deals in Exchange.
Coin, Hank Xusi's, istock tMc.
Bank Building op Street.
Feb-11 TO Wfilaow, N. C.
PilOTOGRAPY.
Messrs. WHITTINGTON & SETSZER
take pli’a-Kure in informing tlie cirizens of
Wilson aud vicinity that tliey have had
erected a suitable biiiklins for the purpose
of making
AUTISTIC PIlOTOOIiAPIIS
ill variou!» styles, alter tho best method notr
known ht liie art, with a thovwigh knowl
edge of their busines-s aequirtd tffter long
]iracticeiii firstciass (inlleiies. J’hey linpe
to merit a sliare of 'our patronage and will
take all necessary pains lo give .satFfactinu.-
Caii and see specimens of our own produc
tion.
COPViyO, EyLARO'JXO AA7>
JXG'KRJ TL Y DONE A T REASON
ABLE PRICES.
Feb. 4th tf
FNDEHTAK.EHS,
Corner Spring and Nash StresAs
Fu J Jilwtiy? tn hand all kinds of
T. fofh -to-p ■ For using with Compost and is sold at only $36 per ton. Testimonyof a num
ill Kwmi ' her of thejeadlng farmers of IMgecomhe wiiere tin* Acid rhfi,-p},rrti(. was extensively u^ed
rings, jewelry, lirazennoss and pom- | ^^’^foVor iron. *11
po.sitV, and to take to your atlSCtnoiL to ^4 pei mouth. . , tltormi-di ’ sideration of famnn-s. W e again “a11 the attenriou of Planters to the extraordinary ad-
the callous banded, industrious mccliiui- j |,''';u„r„K;r,,'is o£ tlie place hav? no vantiiges and " 'he purchase of Fertilizers ami
i equal in the Soutli.
, , - 4 1 VII roallv indigent (hphans.. and t]-.c
Tlioiisands liir.-e inttoriy repented jHihstm-s of tho Kospd of all
tlieir follv wlio have turned their backs! chrisliau nc.uminatioiis. are 'mstrucled
• , ... , I frei-of Hi-iro-es. For rataloL'iie nd-irefs
on honest industry. A few years ha\e | hii-l. j^KjriiXATlIY,
t night them a severe lesson. .1 Feb, 4th 3oi Firsldoet
si-mply ask a call before buying elsewhere.
BRANCH, HADLEY & CO.
■nriLSON. N. Gr
Feb 4-tf
Maiiui. i.()M’N\f)Od uiui 5j‘.-i:i.ic Bniia
cat*es of s»ll si/.es always on hand. Orders
for coOins attendedt« promptly and faitli-
fully.
Dieyde.sirvj to c.ill attention also to tlie
fact that they keep a Uearfee for burial oe-
caiiknis.
BEEF.
AND TOXIC IXViGOUATOK,
JlecomineTsded by the best physician in,
Engliuiil and xVmerica for Omsumptsicn
Dehiiirv, D)ss of Appetite, Fyrer Ague,
J)jsi)c|)>ia. Indvgestion, Ferasle and i’hii-
dreii mahulk's,
UITMON OF I)K. Dr S, STEAtUVET,
Fre.s. Md. Insane llospit»L Bi-rltimoiv, Md.
^.* * * \ can rcconnweiid Liebig’s IJ^i-
nicl Extract of ixief as’the nioit etfident
preparatiott 1 In^ve ever met with. It eerm-
f>>wes ihe vlrtu‘!*€>f ft)otl awl tonlo m a re
markable w;L^-/^
OTINION OF DR. IVM, >L STOKESy
Fhysieiim lo .Mount Hope Retreat,- near
Ba!timcre»
n ¥ + * J great pleasure in aKhrwig
; my testimony to tiie virtues of Liebig's
' Liquid Extract of Beef ami To»i« luvigora-
• tor. as (he very b^*st iireparation used, and
j thereiore Ctuithleutly recomuieiid it to the
med:eal profession.”
AND MANY OTHER TESTIMONIALS.
PUTIN PINT BOTTLES—EACH-
TAKE NO OTHER.
SOLD BY
Dragjgists and Dealers-
kui
\Vl!,SON, N. C,
w. wr.j^'a 88S£OOUa, K»r«*|H‘ioJor
l')0‘lOO t'^lioiCP Trees. Viiie.'s .Tml’pianfs yet on-
Juuul ill H'v Niij’sM’ii's, of the very bent varietiea
well iuiui.ceii l» culture at iince*.U>
the times. I»l!ui1in}r m-.tj' be fone with success W
Kebriuu’y arui lUarvin. I ahi prcjKvred to fUl ordcrif
jvroni]iiiy and s:ui4:/hotorily. ha-ffiiftg- tlie advan-
vafTc of an exi>ei'i«jice of 2B 3'ears. Oc;rres(joml«uice
ftoHcUed. li'xira Kihrty Peach Trees and yira^-'
berry Plants foT^irSretplaniftvg: are my specialty
ties. Send for UatarogUe atid Prices.
Address
C. W. WESTBROOK.
Wilson, N. O,
Awai-dccf the Highest SIcdal at Vieima-
•yjJ & H. T. ANTHONY & CO,
&9-1 Proadrvay. New York.-
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STERKOSCOl’ES AND VIEWS.
ALMS, GRAPHCSCffPES ASS SlflTAillg
VIEWS,
Pliotcgi'apilie Materials.
We arc for everything m the -wsy af
SlEREO?rCOKJ*i AND MaOI-0
.qiatmft»eturersof fli«p
1 MicBoSeriiXTirK) L-iktekn.
Stereo-Fassopthos.
Ukivj.hsity iSTEKEOrTirOJr
Advei:tisj;rs STEBEorTicoJf^
AeTci-tkox,
School Laxtern, I-'amily LAx-mtnx.
People's Lantern.
E.ach style being the best of its class in the market
Catalogues of Lanterns and Slides, ■with direc
tions for using eent on application.
Auy enDerpriislug man cun make money "with a
Magic Lantern.
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