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g00Ui mm son Miranwr- iv M f tic run!-. " v'"'- """'y- '" in Has been thoroughly " supplted wlUi tretr seeded .4) '"' : . . r (II lil'lilfl ,i...y'. wkkk Y niHTWif: H'wWv- O'n '' '' in 'MtMmes.'." o.r Month -- t. i if. . . i WE 1 1 A V I K STA nl i ISHED :: ; $ & jf Several Bargain Counters, and on tUem wlU be found, .some ' .-v . :J: is VERY CHE'S? GOODS. :o:- Vic Hare Spread Oat an Immense; v.'; rear Colored attasieryy " Which LeVropose t Close 6n J - AT A SACRlElGEi ASD CVVtS,- CQL&iXXTTd Z B0X18MKPM "Everybody and their Frierid" are most respect fully Invited to call and see us. ' P. S." Jim. 18. "or .'We 11 ftlsp dispose of. a Urge lot 1 iifiaies ana uenis- unaervesw. I '.T '1 s n ' : 1 ; i8IITOJatgaiTlWrA:.-w:j-J , , - .... VJ JLIJDj INDIES. WE IIA A Lot of Handsome 'IBs j -- i -" J .-V liffT n ... . . t.A If ONErHflLF TfllEfl VAtUE. SAORfFieE-. .EepdCtfHlly, T. I. SEIGI.E & CO., ) ill! 1 in AT RIGtEM You will find the largest and bt assortment ot Toys ever brought to the city. Tiey are now be ing opened. - Candies Both Plain and Fancy, We claim that ve hare as good If not better than you will find elsewhere, and at prices as low If not lower than you can buy the same in the city. FRUITS, NUTS, RAISINS, CITRON AND C'JRRANTS. Seedless Raisins for your Christmas Cake." The best assortment of PLAIN & FANCY CRACKERS Ever brought to the city. CANNED GOODS Of all descriptions. Herajste AjAca to uf your As we make a specialty of Calces especially for Christmas. Come and. we, . Symptoms of a Diseased Liyer. PAIN in the right side, under ihe ,e2gfcf the ribnceaSes on ps sure :' sometimes the pain is in the left sid : ,ther patieni is rarely, able to. lie wi- it 1 -!J ' J U.' J. ' '.1. j'.J- . on mc leu sme ; sometimes me pain is felt under the shoulder blade, and it frrit.teRdt'tthe iopif the shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the arm. The stom ach is affected with loss of appetite and sickness; the bowels in general are costive, sometimes alternative with - lax,; Ahe, head is tfQAibiedwith. pain, ftcfeompanietl -with- dtrlH'hyivy sen sation in the pack part. I here is gen erally a considerable loss of memory, accompanied with a painful sensation :6f:haVing'left Undone somethirig-which ouht to have been done. A slight, fcrry cough is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains of weariness :and debility;;, he is asily startled, his feet are cold or burning, and he com plains of a' prickly isensation of the skin; his spirits are low ; and.although he is satfened that -exercisfe; would be beneficial to him, yet.he, (C4n scarcely summon up fortitude enough to try it. In - fict, he distrusts every remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend the disease, but cases have occurred where few of them existed, yet exam ination of tires bpdy.afer ath, has shown the liver to have been exten sivrly df.rangpfl. . Respectfully Dec. 5. profess a mil rTM EIGLER. 1 ini fniri t nr R0. D. URAJ1A.M, TN the Stnlv-lec-a tlons, Home and Foreign, solicited. Ab racts ef Titles, Survey .Fatuinlshed for com- Omcs ;-N. E. Comer Trade Ohartptte, K. C. -j. t. A Tryon streets, suRGEoiTist;;;:::; '; TENDERS his professions Mrrlce to-the eitt- Office on Tryon street evpjXllas Cohett H ... i no cc 11! wtf S3 Up ''ij5SISISf15I'':l1 i it In it; rilihS Hiii-xl ROBERTSON 1$ SC;! jUTAW6TaEET nl"teen yean eiperieno In ho$jUod.mr diaPJ11.108- guarantees swwwiH S18 f the XJrinarr Owaas 8tft5rttWW liTVi. .Organfa and Seminal Xeawiess. iy and Trembling PaiitatfAn7 r 11.. .ciouiwiwu ..'V ... . . l" 'so all RVh Robertson. Year Before the Public. if CELEBRATED LIYER PILLS - ' PGR THK CURE OF 'jfe'pamisf or' lAver Complaint, " "! C'J" A. "".l"r " DYSPKPMA AND SICK HEADACHE. A GV TEV 'f ' I Ken Not if I Love or No. What alleth me I do not know. : :m .... But f amanraxjttettja. M'JJM.- Betore; I cannot sleep night Without such dreams they cajise. me fright, And they are ati Jtfjoqt our 3m. I ken noTOl IMS rhTT - Batoe'er before Ud J f . .. . Sometimes I see jbtm on the green, Where he met me but yestereen. t 1 T 1 1 . ' , iuqunj?irea For no one saw but 1 I ken not if I loyeor no; But ne'er before did I do so. iSdmerlmtes I stand trp W his siae,1 ' ; - ' All tricked out brawly like a bride; And Parson Grey, as true as life, Stands 'fore and calls ua "man and wlfe" Me and my loving husband Joe. I ken not if I Iova or no; But ne'er before dW I-dteam sa, Sometimes I see him In hta Rore. - : Lie pale and cold before our door; ' And then, a-sudden, I awake, ajIjoI a shiver and a saakew , 5 ' 5 To think all ntght of nought but Joe. ; Ikon notif I tore or no;: . ' ' But ne'er before did I leel aw ,i ', I do not get my sleep o' night, . . : 1 And half my work Is not done right;- 1 goat-signing'aa tne aay; Tfi, T. P., WEDKESDA, JANUARY 28, 1880. NO. 3,405. manner ot Job Prtattng em sow neatness, dlspaa aad ckeepnese, ten at snort notice, m. iti. - j. , BLAKK3, BILL-HEADa. LXTTXB-EIADSt CAED3. - , ' TAOS, BECETPTS, OSTlBg; FROGBAKMES, BLAJTOBILLS, pAMraiTa,crjtCTJiJut3.rErrtvAa I've-eVa fortrat how to tie. ttaK-c .v.: : Excepting when I'm with oux4ecuo .i-LfcBm iMtff I love or no: But ne'er before did I feel so. Now therea3a nEIf yIlles, Who courted me for' two long whiles, gjgiiMrttetgiHmie oe.ecfc I ken not If I love or no; But ne'er befote-4id I feel so. Dr. C. MLArfEs Lier Pills, in cases of Ague and Fever, when taken fwftji Qiinne,.re rodpctivie of the most happy rsultsi "io "better cathartic can be used, preparatory to, or after taking Quinine. We wobld ' advise all wQ, ,are afflicted, with, this disease to give them a fair trial. Fdr all iiii6;us derangements, and as a simple purgative, they are un ecpaled, BEWAftE OF IMITATIONS. The genuine are never sugar coated. Evy jloj hjji! a re(VvAx ialon the lid, with tne impression Dk McLane's Liver Pills. " H The genuine Mc"LanEs ; LfVER Pils bear the signatures of C. McLane and Fleming Beo. on the wrappers. Ii t M ' If It ji .4 . . nsist upon having the genuine DR. C. McLane's Liver-Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros., pf, Pittsburgh,. Pa.,, the market 'being "full of ' imitations of the nsLtne-iJtffifMne, epeUed differently but same pTonyneiMKm. A ' -' ' Autl 1 remember Kitty Gcove;, : . .1 wno Killed herself, they say, for love; And I have laughed; and scorned hertBosii But Lord knows only what I'd do if I was Kitty and Hwas Joe. i . I ken BOt.be jthmove or no; (Jod save I be niUChTofiger SO: Springfield Republican. tIEXEBAL AWI) PKRSOXAI. Secretary Shermati has begun to clean out the Grant men in the New York Cnstom House. Gen. Grant's son TJlyssps, known as "Buck;" is, reported here to have made .$100,000 by-a lucky speculation in stocks. Mr. ParneH ijiet wIUi a very enthusi astic reception ' in Cleveland, Ohio, Sat urday night. "Fully 5,000 people attend ed his lecture at the Tabernacle, and $2,000 were subscribed to the Irish re lief fund, '.-ct? 1 ' z . Several hundreel ""cowboys" from Nothf m iTexai areipn5a.faicf. fif Colo rado. ' Fifteen"1 of them enterecl Los Vegas Thursday night,, killed the .city marshal and tw o citizens and wounded five others. The Springfield Republican says: "John Sherman is the passive obstacle, the rock on which the leading: and the most dangerous llepublican candidates are likely to wreck oefore or during the convention." ... . . Bob Ingersoll threatened to prose cute the Rochester (N. Y.) papera -if they published his lecture .entire, as it was copyrighted and was "worth $125, 000. . He limited the space for reporting it to a column an a half, into which, one paper succeeded in getting almost the whole lecture by :usLng small typer. . Mrs. Sprague on Saturday gave a din hermrtv to Mm CorrkliWffr at Which and their wrveawweBesenrZ.., That wo ladles' havU been ob; 4ems of the clos est intimacy sinrje,dMrs Conkling-' rials been in yashiagton, arid this roy help to silence'-i?camial feboat thje estirange ment in the Cohklmg f amify. Gen. Grant Ms invited General Rob ert Patterson, his old cppir,ade in.- ,he Mexican war, to join him on his ap pv44iihing &ai' it!irrjtrLAIexico, and the old veteran, though now in htsgBth year, has accepted. General iratterson will not (W JHwairLH,: t hai ' i'ill join Grant on his arrival in Mexieo, proba bly at Vera Cruz. '.' ' "! - ( ; ! . . Democratic Opinion and Plaas ' Wash. Cor. Richmond Stke: ' 1 1 ' " : Democrats in Congress are receiving letters fronrtheiTXQ'fiSiitQents suggest ing that itviJeJbfcw7Sjfrom a party standpoint to indulge in financial or political discussion this session. These ni-fi hut thp.wcho zvf the onininns of siime trf the kndsi f)romlnc)it?mert df HirMty in Congress, but they hnd it difficult nowi as it has always been, to control everybody. The policy approved by the majority, mentioned in these dispatches before, to attend strictly to necessary: business, avoid political agitation and financial debates", and gp lume as soon as possible, hfts-4bejfcoVneythe settled plan of the party, with a few exceptions, without any formal conference or re solve. , So far titere Juia not been a.sia- fghil Dembferfeticl cludufef. imeKtki thiy were ot trequent occurrence last winter and spring, and very little good came of ajiy of ihenu One. qften; ,hea;rs it said now that the success of the party in 1876 was almost wholly due to the policy of liaW iMipropriations andigid ec- &&i m&nm vco urn 1 intnepaity s iavor wa,s..vw-eu, iiiu nH i 1 rri !r-ii '-f. TATTOOED ROTftHiYlT. All About' tbe'EVMWnVed Woe of a, London Lfitterin 3Sew Sork World. ; ; ' The - misfwtoft Whieh ;- has j ust be fallen the royalfemilyil am sore, will cause a shudder to run through the breasts of all your readers. The two oldest sons df-th Prince of Wales have'adtuaH beeri tattooed on the nose witn a; broaa arrow I i ney were serving,' aivou arei aware, On board the jjaccnance' as-asnipmen. we an know, if tiiyi frorjti teading Marryat's novels, what dare-devil young rapscal lions fmldditsfArei' and the "mess" on boarfl tbe Babehante probably had little difficulty ' Sn : iftducing Prince Albert Victor and hfe brother George to al low themselves to be decorated with an arrow1 or aa -anchor '(for accounts -vary d3 to the reassign) upon their royal Mioses.' The captain of the shtfj anid'the officers w413 find themselves in itot"water,i but neither hot water nor anythiwg else fHI wash out the-'gunpowder and Indian ;iflfc marks -wliich disfigure the faces'of the-f uture king of EglandaS(ihiretheV.IWould not be suspected of jesting upon an in cidentHfhfcli mtfst ffecessarfty "batiste great tHstt'ewtO' so exxllet !a"iother as the Princess of "Wales but of coarse there is unavoidably a ludicrous ele irnent invo)red",Jn jthe aair, The, most eminent Sujfe8Hah4. doctors have Ijeen consuirJed aS to the., possibility; of obliterating tb,e tattoorOiarsi but it Is "repbrte'dT that; no hope has been held out in any of tho'se quarters. It is tie most curiors misfortune that has 1 ever overtaken an Eiiclish king that he should, be marked on . the nose With a Tbroad arrbw", like .an Ojibbeway1 chief 6r an . African savage If he lives he will regret his youthful folly, though tnat win. not restore ms nose to us former state. It must' lie remembered that Prince .Albert victor, was' six teen years old on the 8th of this jnonth, aim utefeiore ne is nui u.uilb.sucu a boy .as not to have be.eti . able to form an, .trpinion about 'tfte, indignity to wuiuijL lit;. was CApuseu.. xi uaimuL.uc said to be a "mere child," His brother Is fifteen, and therefore both of them were capable of judging whether it was desirable or not to be tattooed. They decided that it was ,d'esirabl(i,wanld thus have occasioned 'jfreat ri6r to ' thieir parents. If "Mr. Edison, who ' invents Everything, can nCv . invejit' an, ; ajipli- iujee ior, erasing uiue Lai-wnj iimuiis from the human skin. the Prince of "Waie."wni doubtless be very much obliged to him. Meanwhile, ail moth ers will understand tTlaT great sympa- f1A'Wi'Tf -k.' M 'tilin- kf Walao in his present trouble. '. ..:; "i A caVe of giants. i;tt -1 Conies from A Marvelous Story tbat . . : ' Obio , . ' . t t . . ' ' Accordins: to a correspondent of the Cincinnati Com-mwoi&l, wonderful dis coveiie3 hfeve receatly been made in an old eave in Afjams county, Ohio, but it ist very probable the correspon dent is. TomaftciBg,:t- a considerable extent. It is alleged that, in a cham ber running oif from a well in the cave and Here tolore" unexplored, was .'pund Siarco;phagus , and . mausoleum comDineo, oarvea?:out or -flona tock, tho mauooloum meaoui'ing-at h& -base nolitical debates ...i ..fy l tij;t - hwtl; i4'nte PW',ill i nail -i -i liif i io 'il.) ill - 7 1 . '' !' ' frrin l J or last session uuon questionwseaiiupon Jfcies ngnts; and that the only safe eourse now is oon tM line p )nomy irwj jfedy iijoufniheftt id 'aV6id IMiined "agita- ktion that invariably. , turns, out to tne tlMSilU Vrtlltctyo U Hie win". i iDemeerats iwhoser opinionsr I.,.;hav Urighfcaisasij-the tlo fiOfcliiSik Wt&is tuny reason to expect a partisan ueuate SW11 grow out of the- "pofitioal clause," MB.it is called, attaplied to the. marshals; hn-optifttfoiiUHl- Setwter1 wauasce is: fe who takes that view. But Repub- fmans sav thev will be compelled to take fi the clove throwa!dow bv tketDeTn- Locrats. and if there shall be no political 'kSebate it yiU tojaecqseof -Pemocratio conspicuous tor in recent years. is,, : Washlnon City (Sazefte". " . . . :::A tidy who.y the, way has no.yote) employed' in the postomce. dqparfinent. recently exniDitea, in rne innocence oi her reconstructed soul, a ' battle-field piotareof eeaiMl JapkaonrtofSieyei al of Wio-ebVlH'As. Sheiittf dAlrfed of the act Qflwafwn.fwas commit- patting ait fl-teyih xadety. tf3-teeep from being qqiavgea j ,M& " Jffi -wp in Tlie Stomach Is Streffthened. TbeUrer regulated, the bflwela putTn prone det thaWenrlhe4-aild-ptrtfl C-ili-im MTirfaia-l tmnniifl unA Tf.mBU-l b InesUmable fmllymerttctne and safeguard 8 Am dlsveasdrcft tampreover, most a. v -m Tmi ursriL in liin -B.vrri-i i TSLHte! i1 flfW and doalers gpntnXifl and :lf,adJtpt hisfn positions ex-Confe tr t, r i J T 1 -C-li .. JlgHL uWi64D official stage, yenrrrhejb: handsome to be "lipjjrbUcan&l.J: jani.j.) WAsnJNai5(Mf,l tananry:23.General Gordon has, received a long dspateh, f nM JWalthall. 'liarrTar'sr ' " partner. savin )T .that haywiahes .the ftsiels of election to the Senate is a-tnqmph of tenatprs will be n perreot acjooraoj all nattoiiaX.qneatJpjis,., The. dispatc furtner stfates that ljamaris rapidly re- seat l'tnf aie,f ii $ uyip, CBIjdipo HBHHHHMMI MBlilllB---S--S---S-S---S-----S---S--B-P-l THE HOLIDAYS ARE NEAR AT HAND ! And both the young and bid are looking forward in bright expectancy, and with joyful hopes tbat gome kind remem brance may be U-ft as a tokeri of friendship from some relative or friend. "We trust that hone will be disappointed, ' nd that old Santa Claus will distribute his favors not only with a liberal hand,ut will not show any parUality U bjs dia bursements. AVe are glad to see this time-honored custom increasing in favor with the people. We hope it will continue to grow, and this joy-giving time will be looked upon as one of the happiest and Wiflntest days in the yeatXlt bb ,!! extend a willing hand and assist those who desire, to carry out their part, but who, owing to numerous obligations .and .limited incomes, are deprived from contributing what they would be most wflhfo vent Let not selfishness but liberality predominate. Be willing to divide a part of your own 'goortahe.V&os who are not so fortunate, and note the change your kindness produces. The gladness that speaks from the heart be sufficient evidence of the joy within. There is not one of us who cannot contribute something. The gift may be hunt Jjle.; that matters not ; it 'will be acceptable. We trust that not only our old friends but also our young friends, will while ' their hearts are joyous and glad, not forget to add their mite to the happiness and pleasure of those who have not beefir SQortunate. We have made a specialty in the selection of .hd have a collection that will prove useful, serviceable and acceptable. 55 by 35 feet. Its base, is- panneled on an sides, urese' paners- eon earning uas reliefs, which are supposed to represent the four season's ill , rilan's life--Child-hood, youth: marihodd' and old age. At 4be-nrs- of tlie . bas-reliefs, are JMiSZJ otlwrltfen characters in snape sometinng iiKe tne iieoraic, presumed, to be. the niemoriams of the person or persons in whose honor the mausoleum isprecteou. nas carving on the bas-reliefs is of the most delicate tde-ijpaofl,0 and 'ully equal , o. the In tha ceaw!?-fOt the mausoleum rises a couch two.feet.fiye inche in height, twelve feet Hulenarth and hve ieet wide, on which is extended the figure of a mart 'liiiw feet four inches Tin length. ;t;llhie:. linibs arf ..finely propor- uonea. ;ana disposed iu an easy anu graceful manner. The arms are foldr ed acros? the breast and; the fingers ciasp a uuncn oi leaves lesemuniijf repTotlucediwith-sueb fidelity to nature that they look like petrifactions. Every vein and .secraupn ot tne lear is per fect. The" "figiii-e is partially nude, a mhtJe or scarf crossing the breast and loins and falling in graceful tolas on each side. The face is one .of great strength and beauty, and the features .lire !bf a Hebrew cask' 1 The head is Goveied. with a winged cap. -or neimet. On 'the wall is painted twenty-hve faces. ndtf i adetnd blurred; but still ;djfrict. enough to be . dstrngiiishled. oiiglit or these taces are or cnnaren, nve-or-youth, two of young men, nine of ildaie-aged 'men and women, and one, in the centre oi the gronp, an ex. aet copy of the 'faoej'af te reoumbent figure, in tle m,aisoleujrp.r It Is further alleged that a number; of small tombs were "discovered, only one or wnien "was ot.njed. and which' was found to contain 4t Splendidly pi?eseryed mum my, . swathed m cloth covered witn a thlckKvarnishi The' mummy measures nine feet one inch in length, and Is evidently the body of a man. One of thepar.ty.vell3jjqy0rejgi.tptj Jthe wrap pings from the face, but did it so clum sily that tlfeheadcrambjfediinto iist. iiesmes ther fcody or tne trtCht the tomb contarneri a sneja- head, a Tiatfchet, tfWo lances, Itirde tnattock 6rvh(?ea, a spade, a cup, iwo places aou Hiuau; mi, mi of copper. The owner ot'tbe cave, it is asserted, is anxions tohaye a,.spifip tist to examine it, attd ifiThe nafeahtiflie proposes to throw 'aperr the cave to the publlcy ChSing:',' sthall t&s for ad mission twid'wlU ii6iibtless do. a brisk biislnes ' if half ' 'what 'the correspon dent' writes be tcue. . ; . . ,. Send Gen. tradt to: the State Prison. , l'tf4I i. i. ..-(H.v.i New York' Stu.i,. ,-i .i.n ... .; The. conduct of Gen. Brady in refer ence tji? the'ahspprtation of he maUa has been so flagrantly i wrong that the leading BeptibHan ' lonmals "fconcede hiagne, and;3haYe not cne word tosa n tiaiexceaiuationi. uen. urauy r?cans to mind the worst daya of "the rule of VVilliam M. Tweed and the mendacious QakeT,Hall in this city. But, Tweed paid jfiemiaui perjaurr-n! upefcy ana his life for, .his, .transgressions, while Oakey Hall, supposed: td be half mad at flieht from his country, in so deplorable ajcoaditiork thatit. movei to-pity even the-strdg arMirdeoniagjii -wftft had thief inthe.edwrw? coinmns iof: thai arnak-Be fiwew Xork:' mes. "!'Kv t-A'-ii,! IrJ.tft,: lTtAAQ V.V JM""! 'ou -ATV " -4- V7 XV QwtMitebe.MNe JffiliBDjling wweattlhojrvhla. flUgofc- amount to mii- MastrWtoPe iihpunity'f ; X ..... E. D.LATTA &IIBRO. 0 YEEOO ATS In large quantities, best styles and lowest prices, at Lr. BERWANGER & BRO'S. A new and fresh line of Boys' Clothing, Just received at L. BERWANGER & BRO'S. Broken Suits at half their value, at - '-. X. BERWANGER & BRO'S. 500 Pairs of all wool Job Pants at $2,50, $3.00 and $3.50, worth $5.00 a pair, at L. BERWANGER & BRO'S. Only First-Class Goods Sold in Our House. The enterprise of manufacturing our Fine Clothing ourselves, makes our house beyond any doubt ,. THE MOST RELIABLE CLOTHING tHOUSE IN THIS MARKET. We Invite the public to call and see lor themselves. Respectfully, Pine Clothiers and pallors. oarVmm'ense stock befere making this Inventory, we will. In the face of continued and almost dalljf advances id all floods, ofler ior the next ten days, with ' "' THE TIME HAS COME FOR OUR ANNUAL .'-; a : 'lift ' And with a view of reducing SWEEPING REDUCTIONS IN PRICES, THB FOLLOWING GOODS : OUR ENTIRE LINE DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS & FANG V GOODS, Hosiery and Gloves, Laces, Embroideries, German town Goods and a splendid stock of . . " MIL L I 3Sf:K..R Y G O D D 8; CONSTSIMNG OF HATS, TRIMMINGS AND ORNAMENTS, TOGKTHEE WITH l,OOQ PIECES QE In cprd edge goods, Grain double-faced. Satin, In every color and shade. Flowers, f ;bs fland, Wiags, Birds, &a, 4cq - A rare opportunity Is now offered everybsdy to buy of the above-named coods, and the Ladles especially we know will avail themselves f . Tk Is the Hme. Bemember tne place, -r ' '.' . WITTKOWSKY k BARUCiriS . . . DRT GOODS-IMEOBITJM. Decembe21. f IE f ElEilfflIM Eli t FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS, BUt FACTS ARE lAGTS. The Liveliest Place i Town is it ' . . . . V . ..... mm ten gains are. saw to pluuMwlth Coy-Marshall, Ilcn,, want an i :apeda 1:1 Jot foti Bsttftaj-iwuw. r. - ,;r.J ti.M v Sherman 4 in wus,,.cr atHii; agent O ier An4 wheoyoi- wintto jve a.krs ia liuying CLOTHING, come to Springs Comer, whore yoo . will got m an best LARGE SALES AND LITTLE PROFITS.' j ji; i ,.ti; KOW IS THE TIME TO BUT Men's and Boy's Clothing, at Springs' Corner. W. KAUFMAN &ZCO:, COMX AND SEE Nov. 14. CpadBstaothtagHouM, , ! . m .. i.i Sl'J 1 9nu ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCKS. OF 1 "!- ...... ,. .' ., ,' .-,1 : .v fl ;.) h.w- STAPLE AND; FANCY GRO0EMES IN THE STATE CTdse .andrompt Trade Spe&aHyTJmZ AGiENTS:ii 151 PLAInTE'R 8, FAVO-RI T E,'iKW.S,$-r:lwl ,; 1 . -ii j .1 ' Unemioat ...-u.x-.m. t i ... . -.'t!ii :, . 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