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man. A an evuence of Interest,
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inu oooK Quotes
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ana witn it in
your posses-
sion you ouy
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tna
averse t
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There
la little
Ton " can
think - of
that this
book does
contain.
: excepting Lo
comotives and
Boats. We even
Quota live Ani
mals. K verrthin
a man, woman or
child wears, all kinds
oi xooa, everything
for the hnm Inr th
Office, for a hoteL tar nu
on a farm, In a barn, or for
aver V kum nnmM.
V ouna in tnis Catalogue.
tS.00dTlllBslrations and anntx
.prtces o over 1,50,000 diSer-
CUtBAgtna Canet.' TLnm and
ITTMrTJataloe. and ear Clothimr
-J&iUlpgue wits -Unre samslas aU
Ueasi, ars also rrea. Xxnrssaca void
t -on. vuuuc p MXKgn puc m carpet.
r Address tkis wtv :
" JUUUS HINES & S0N
DsyMtaetfVt-.V?
D?. W." DAV7S
"PrTFSTS -ifiT.T.Tn. . frAM m tw ;r k;.- r,
"An Italian priest. has just arrived me,u ,s 10 rcllC uPn. ,n Kc-
here from Hpn .sUn.'in 5A,,f t masaacre Had not occurcd on
wrwvaw fl ' . . 1 . .
-Sjuc (obui an cx!c,i5cJ t ce tUtiUfti kit U r --a i ti4
of the ipcrch o ocr iowf.j.-na9, I!cn.
Mondar. He mat in r!U-.;rr ,V' klTe f ; tt
D...t.A t.....t.iA . .'"u.wsm.Miucu. jncruie worn-1 - nmMnvinf K. f l. mT . v 1 -J r J r 7 J r r J w a
. . - " L. IV . a . ' - v J i t
Coatrollift the SltMtloi i Be.-tu - a. mojecxeo w; tudeous i-u but israinst foreign Poweri. lunh Ubnity and ctIl
. hmfalifiM-'t C5 nth. t. " " ' I . ...
' . T: . T lu loads the Chinese soldiers and Boxers P
ine nins wnere they- were probably disguised oli
l J - vc l- . . . . . . l - o o i - I -
.uicf. 1 ne DrieSi vna rvirvtl harl I - ..... . ii...i...:U.i t i . !..... .-, ....
. laauy; l oe arsenal is zuii ..ct arms. uuuin4m iciuiaicm pycrratax ic n .v;ct.' s?e ii3
.aFUUU5 JOUrnCV W IlOng KODf. , ,nnl; h...,Iu" ! Mid! ' frar rr ,V
He iJia Irili Coffin on biSard sfrivrrl f i I a iivk. t . i,.-!
boat for seventeen daU ' f " ' - S , f. T """." -Wl, P wt fcu U U.".
Doat tor seventeen days. ' Hsons are beirn. rftntant1 trlnforr oC otl . 'shoull Dot tnr countcoanc ...... .
j iawwR.i tjM ta
" B - a. a ..a I N A a.J M.l.a,A IV ..i aim,-. T .
ana ine vicerovs aamu inatinevcan " uc ;iit. ice t;acc ca
- i '
KILLED,
TOBIAll BUTLER.
The Servant, the MIrtl Man.!
HUMOROUS.
STEADILY QROWINO DOUBT Huan whr? '.italiaiy biihop and Jul 6U?- bccn ' cP'tcd
AS TO CHINA'S GOOD FAITH. ; three Prif ?ts. have been massacred PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.
; - after VevohinV torture. .This tookl. ,.. '..i,:u .:
( . . ; ; , i .! . I MUUU6 aVllC vliAl mVIWIi) iu
Admiral Kempff Reports the Govern- r " - ,"uuu ron- the Yang Taee.a for wax are in
"
. V .....
I ! i. : ! 1
lief that the Celestials : Have
Attempted a Gigantic Fraud
Upon the World Vice---
rey Tak's Edict a For- "
- "mal- Declaration
- -ol War.
cjcl,e cx'.Ur. .
ponrpl ot tSe cafl2pa;sfn, oil WV.V.t, faiiuct My toy yea
es are arriving here! splendid. He l.kencd it tolWarn ta jaJi'.a jwr ot cs. Ut.
v t , . .
.;
. i-,
Consulting, Optician.1
All errors of refraction scleatificollY corrected
W. R. JOHNSON, iri :
ATTORNEY-AT- LAW,
WINDSOR, N.C. .
PrmcUcet In alt Curta. - - J ;
Special mtteatkta ghren to Colledloau
Washington, July 26th. There was
no "developements today to. war. a t
the assumption that there has been
the slightest improvement in the . Chi
nese situation. Indeed the general
tendency of such news as found light
was to add to the steadily growing
hdoubt as to the good faith of the
Chinese Governn e it as manifested
in its acts. ' ?
Admiral Kempfl's letter, given pub
licity by the Navy Department to-day
made the direct statement that the
imperial authorities were in sympathy
with the Boxers.though he added that
the government was afterward para
lyzed and incapable of controlling the
situation. ' This was the first official
declaration to reach our government
contradictory 01 tne Cnmese repre
sentations that the imperial govern
ment had steadfastly and from the
first opposed the Boxer moveraent.and
our government is bound to accept
that
is overcome by irrefragable proof.
Then the exchanges tes are in 4 con
stant, progress between the powers
are tending more and more .to -cast
, jug:
THE BOERS DO HE.VVY FIGHT hl mUCh loScr wItbstand the mJ 'r'a pulcher.lietla waaie al ln u mxM tftU.
sure brought to bear by Sbeng and Li luc fcie incrcoi are coowavcer am
. " I. . .... I lint . vm. m. I
Hcng Chang upon them to join the B tl reraiuon of. the kinC to r . fc k,
forces with rince Tuan. I h Jdh and rtbi:d the I ' w "-
iJAna l,,l - ,AT D O "It U hnrvH lhal th arrival ftf Arl. Will. Wt ri all the OfJt of TuJah I JOt t, lT T.
reports to the War Office, under 'date mira! Seymoot here smy atiffen the U1 10 kn hal the waH a to U V V U f r't anj-Si,
rr.:r Lie.
Tco rr.t".y n:tn
their ftrcr.t.ct 1::
xr. i aU t: r -: ; t. t ;
Healthy li'r
builJ Op the hilr fr.
lie rvc:j, t3 7 re-. c:
tr.a to
cure
nets, -fN
u t c
of Balmoral, July, 25, as follows: " backs of the southern viceroys
,. "We marched here yesterday with- restore the security of the port
oui seeing me enemy. 1 he Boers on
Tulv 2a enarvd French and tTntton
six miles south of Balmoral, While &cMtm ST ZS J
Alderson's mounted infantry attacked " jf Jt&jtfil
the Boers' right, French made a turn-
and
rebuHt and the oil land re!ortd Not 1 d,Z
at all. There were el sririts thete I "TWtut ca tvrw te .-lW It
Uhen the Herooitet andlhe Aromet-Jquire t.brral ia kis rt! rv.
ites, kd by Saoballat and Totlah.the rttaarki iLe euaintf. 7lia!T"
servant heard there vat a maa to toot ttd LSe dra coo; tt oa!y a
come to seek the eUare o( the chjjthrte-ctat fieca la tt c!ktiia jttt
dren cl Israel It grieved them eicced-1 Urt SuaJay.
ing movement around their left.. See- ENGLISH LADIES MURDERED. ng!y, and while Nehemlah rcblded The yw2 axiricd
ing their retreat threatened, the Boers "Two English missionary Udies, lhT him to koto and mock- gj ofcie-r. I r;
'hi
wtrt
broke and fled. : Frroch and Hutton Urr., vl-uu.i'.u --j c....ti M "4U wcni w ete ia trrLJi! w V-
.1 niis iv uiibuuiwi im .i is ocaicii, I . . . 1 t ;
,., . . , .1 poJ, aaii the 00 fnxa Ikkt:ccx.Nc
servants wrourht on the work and!
I.i . ..... .... . . I n t t ' I t - ,....
. . a. 1 i in rsi r ' f -I tv.m t f . iv. J w .'
store
3 Cash Paid For Old Gold and Silver.
V1NDSO R, N. C
Rrst-class Watch repairing. . -;
Clocks and Jewelry and all kinds
-S1 4W the wordrof its own officer unUl
sale.
R. W. HALISH,
. Expert Watchmaker and -
Oraduate Optician-,
Main St, next door to Mrs. Barrett Pponthe genumeness ot the
many ixiuiuiuuiuauuua iuti uitve wuiuc
from Pekin through Chinese govern
mental sources. If it should be finally
established that there has been an at
tempt on their part to practice a gig
antic fraud upon the .world tne fact
may call forfa change of attitude on
the United: States.-- Government tc-
ward China. -This would not effect
the military policy already under way,
uui uicicijr tiic icuwiwat iciiuuu& uc-
govern meats which
:losely approximate a
-r' The imperial edict promulgated
yesterday by Viceroy Tak, at. Canton
followed atd proposed to cross Oli- hve murdered at Haia Oi. in
ni j t . l
Fuui...vc. tta t aauwpon. the province of Shan Si. Massacres
("tnr ri ci 1 1 1 1 1 wova m..I.I 1 I ..
- Lord Robert, reoort, .o 7T "".".r om nd hUU, .nd ItaWU : 1-4.U . Ul,
Office toJay that Getl Archibald U tep0'cd.U,e that Rmi. U, "h;'Ud , -T"r'- -T
Hunter's command wis heafitv enra. i. . 7il r 00 ,he ,0l kjcf . r (hkhj. U71 1! iijn.jt r--:v
ged July 24 and 25 in the hiUs south from tUlw bf I RuiiJl . t7 f.r '
of Bethlehem. The . Boers were lhc commencmeut of the trou- t T w " '
strongly entrenched and founht stub- ui rw. work nd other hand bekl a d thea otae- fiow coo akr
- - 1 uic aia vuuia a. . . . .
weapon. And the walls werebinkJed jatxl ayt l serrrr 10 U't to t-rskd.
and the breeches thereof cloicd. And I You can pay, you . oeey ar4 ukt
bprnly throughtout the 24th and
compelled the British to retire" - from
some of their positions - with ' about
fifty casualties. At last
TIME'
Hf ' IliSiFil
rP RAILROAD.
PASSENQErffRAIN8.'
NoaT.l?fiTiiiE TaBlCiNo;2,'fJSptJTH. twegn thei twd 'eoi
No. a-A 1 cFFECTivr 5-2T-, i-a 'ween ine two . goi
-5 j ? jj 'r? !:,; y- -.C r rr- probaby would close
:.ii -it, a'iWiribsoii ;Arfffiiop cf,fl:f iArn.-i -;,
- D...t, state ot formal war.5
63.
705
Butlers
n Asewsville.
660
5 40
5 sis
Ar
Holly Grove ,
30 i Powelisviiie : . . .v , -.5 "5. . . has left ? aVdUaoreeahle , imnression
7 joirn Ar, iAHOSKIC
here. Despite the Chinese Minister's
a-waiiy except ouiiuay. - i . . ,- - - -. t . .- .
5 Train Nov males direct conm-ction with the View tO, the. Contrary, &. tlua , edict IS
' for Norfolk. TraiaKo. t makes direct connection I looked Upon 3S SUSplClOUSly llKe Z
with Norfolk & Carolina No. 103 from Norfolk. . . ; - r ' . . .
. -. '.- . preliminary iu & iuiuiii- uciidiauuii
'XimWt'VXlSZ of wauand asonly onestep toward
! securing time to move Chinese forces
into better position for defense against
the internationals. ' .
j mTc. hinshaw,
; Oaneral Fralght & passenger Agent.
CHESAPEAKE LINE.
. U. S. Mail Steamers. -
To all Points North. East & West.
SIX HUNDRED CONVERTS
massacred:
I a!ay rt::
cc:cr to UJ:j
hi!r. Not I
It cures
4 cr rr;y - j
Ice 1 hit y
vs." Ar. i ii
T
i.w's
din ire T
iijh
.. I am TIim
xrr w cu Knn tr r,t y Mend yoo win recall . the Uochcke
I . ' Itrra vf Cak.ff .ft t T I
accounU First National Bark ot W interact, I"" v """" ,uwul "r..,!aa! we Lear 00 exxt alca
General Hunter had worked around wa. nt Wter gives some . d Tobtah. the servant, the Ana-1 ktaalar h. atd
into Brandwater basin, in the rear of experience wijn a carpenter m nisi ul
the Boers while General Hector emPov ltat .hc value to other j : 'And it came to pass that ilta To tUak liul It; wiLVo. a czzlt
wcVt cx
- Aa .
mswhn trm 1 1 a i V" MI r -4 w lr t it . I ft .a . a
McDonald and General Rmr ITan. 1'""" . . "V J oaooauai nearo mai te rcDuJUeU t.e
ipenier woraing iot roe woo was oons"i,if v. .
irton were blocking outlets on th 1 r i waU be was wroth and took gTtit
front of the Federals, who had eva- account of beinff troubled with diarr- tnd:il5on ,ad mokeJ J J
I la a a e, -
cuated their rjosition at Witnek. . hoc- 1 mentioned to h-ra- that I ne addressed tae anay . ot Samanaa
iam i - a a .a .1 a ... ...
nan been similarly trounieo and mat at great length. , Now, Tobtah, the
Chamberlain's Colic,
Hat goaw iSat way tiut
retsl.
iUiacQ j
at
Looiera and .nnr u --j ..!
..... i.uMwii(tiM tunDoca ivcmcoy naa turcu mc. i
KILLED.
rue- clood ccrg.
Cta frwssliaf laRS) ta t iali
It yocr Hood Pert? Art yva svrt
I -u ..r i . f
i..-4 , U t f I to t'M
ai e r ? .. f M i. . m
e m I
I a r.W , m.t
f" C v. 1 .1.
a- w ri m
Sl Hi 'S . .IB II I . .
t w i
111. . I H II I I M W
t. a. c.nt v I
v v t v v v -r
A A A J. .
CENTRAL. UOTHl..
V
Caci if.at f r. --1 , jt " c '
a.
"4 Si
larta ta Waitctr, Oa
ITrhou(T,t a hntlU nf it from lhe v'v iui i r -. rv. 0 tCTalueS LtaJ I
j :.. u a :.r. i I co uo arainst it he shall even break I rv MnVU Ur t. tr.- I
There is an " unconfirmed . Chinese I nn nu itrMl K;m nl ( I down the tooe trail ' I ma T,imrLe- Yrnrt'xsK. Vad V-rr:S
I V..'- UWN. ", V. M I " 1 t I " I r
1... . .. . . I ... . ... ... I... V . . . I
. . i i r ni. mai ar" .ta r.. i . . . t m.ti a.. ..it. . . a a . - . m n - r. trai t . a a . Tr t - w a - - -
report that sixty Protestant and Cat- V " J wv" . w" "J J' 4 l v ' tujn. i f v I
holir mSnnarL W mar dfC& Bf- f l" ' J T the Unbare of propbCT 11 We3 ll ?11. A r:fttlJt
- w wu " 1- I ... I I rttJ I I'Wil lfli.t . I . m a
- !'vw IVr. rv? -' rrvrv
crth Carolina is rebuilding the I oce axJ rm a clear, tooth, keaiiy
a j
rtlD .YT- FU "d rt!?' BRYANITES HAVE , BRIQHT !!
The Shanghi correspondent o. the . I
Daily Mail describing the masscre at
Mukden saysj "The bishop had
armed 200 converts to defend the
cathedral and a body of Chinese
troops had been sent to defend", the
converts, but the soldiers were leagu
ed with the Boxers While the Chris-
HOPES.
OMoaNHaiaM .
Leadlnx New Yark DemecraU Brlax
Saaxila'e Reports, , '
Lv. Norfolk. lacksonst...
Lv. Old Point Comfort
Ar. Baltimore, Pier 19, Light st
Lv. Baltimore. .. a.'. -.7:55 m
Ar. Philadelphia.. ...... 10:15 a-m.
Ar. New York. ........... 12:35 P- m-
London, ' July 27th. The Hon
KoDg correspondent of the Daily Ex-
b. & o. r. r. " p. r. r. pressr wires as follows uuder yester
days date: An Italian priest has - just
5:45 P- m.
6:45 P-
7:00 a. m. 1
8:00 a. m
10:1s a. m
12:43 p. .m. arrived here from Hen bien l?u,a in
.'; Steamers leave daily except Sunday. -
. For staterooms and any information call at.
Norfolk Ticket Office. Main and Granby Streets.
Phones 11a. , - -
- u : w:b. brown
E. T. LAMB,
' Gen. Agt.
Pass. Agt.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE
; ' Dated May ,27th 1899.
' . No. '.- . No.'. . " ' ' . No. .. No. , j
t3 49 Stations. 48- t
-JpTmT a. m. M- M-
2SO '900 Lv.Norfolk;Ar. 5 55 1035
... tj 40 : 9 aa Pinners Point. - ; 5 30 io 03
3 03 9 51- .... Drivers... . 5 05 9 34
1 j 17 1005 ....Suffolk... 4-5 -9 19
, 3 50 1035 ......Gates.... 430 . 843
4 15 1050 Tunis..;. -4 00 8 33 '
4 36 11 06 ... Ahoskie.... . 3 4i ' 805
; 4 53 ii-ai. ..Aulander.... 37 - 850
5 35 12 00 - ..Hobgood.... ,3 53. 7 08
600 is 31 Ar.TarboroLv. 331 646
; - 7 ' " ' Ar. Lv. -
" 6 35 "50 Rocky Mount. . 1 55 ,6 37
P. M. P. M. s. P. M. A M.
Southern Huan.' where- ?he Italian
Bishop, and three priests have been
massacred after revolting, torture.
This took place on July 4th. Six hun
dred converts were . massacred after
the womenhad been subjected to hid
eous brutalities Six other , priests
fled to the hills, where they were pro
bably killed. The priest who escaped
had a perilous journey to Hong-Kong
He hid in a coffin on board a river
boat for seventeen days. , r,
No man likes to wear new shoes
wall of ood citiiemhip aroood or Ia- : P"'- caet tx m.
glorious State. They are tif.dlzg ia Ttl?t SweJ:
the face o( great dancer. Already , the bn. b. b, cade epeory I al
lurid fight of the midnight fire braad obidaaU Iood aad alia Troii
La F. PIERCE,
Aft:! tcr tLi
fira of yocth. -By staii
oOa pr bo:
ax. 6 boxea for
m Mfnui thai mnnM noid. 8aod for clronlar
' '.-Dally. . l- fbaily except Sunday. .
' Trains No. 49 and 48 solid trains between Pi .
Bar's Point and Wilmington. Train No. 4? con
aects at Rocky Mount with irai t 33 for all poi t
South and No. 78 train for all poi its North. -
G. M.Scrpeli., J. R .Keimley
Oar. oral Manager. : .Sup't. Trains. ,
" - T.M.Emerson;: . '
. . . OanaraJ Passanga Agents
when they are. tight,but he often does
it in a pinch
Don't think that women " believe road copy of our bank-shlq gnarantea bond.
all they hear.
c mversation
New York, July 25 Frank Camp-
tians were holdina service, believ-Chairman of - the: Democratic
In. . n ... . ...
ing themselves to be safe under the ommi"ce. returneo w town
it - - ....-'- . - . . , today. - - .
protection of the. troops, the , signal . r1UTe tnl of
.given and toldieri and; -Boxers ti:aince L ;was U$t !n New
surrounded andset fire to the church vi ;xld Mr ! cobell. "and I
.t- a ? . I
puiung tne escaping worsnipera to . . ... ... u ...
the sword.- The bishop was captured .0 gCQerai: " f met Stal
and taken to the viceroy's yamen, t...vi: t. 1
I wall ACliuviiaus w uu niiuuiiicu
1 1 1? n . . 1 I
wncrcnc wa ui.auoucaiiy larturcu h wouU, f B
1 j w t I
.a . aetapiuiea. xi neaa . M f ,
1 t a. .f .1 I
nangs iu onv oi uic yamcn. , . M .h.:rDart- t-ns c
LEGATIONS PROBABLY DEAD I thousands of votesli; :
The Dailv Mail exblainin that the "IIow bout the Gold Democrats?-
Chinese employee of the British lega. Mr Campbell was asked.
tion, who, according to its advices "Nine out of every ten democrat,"
yesterday, escaped from Pekin to Niu replied Mr. Campbell, who voted a-
Chwanff and reported there that when gamst uryan m 1090 wm voie iornim
he left Pekin most of the members' of this 1 lhlnk lhat hud
the legations were'dead and the con- fork and harmony la the party we
.v.' ;Vi.' .l'' ' . i ... will have a splendid chance to carry
dition of the others was hopeless, did r- . '
rrt o rfno 1 1 l laotro TVtr until llilV X.I
.v..w j-v 1 ... . , . . . t VI ! V....f
V1U I1I1U LUC rVCJJUUUWAQS UU5k.UU.
- Elliot Danforh came to the city to
day to1 confer with Mr.:CampbelL
- A change in the sentiment of the
voters of this State in taking place,'
said Mr. Danforth. 44 Nearly all the
Democrats, who bolted the ticket four
years ago are returning to: the fold.'
has lit the sky and the oca of Itxral I B. B. B. U d'J!crtrt trto rxUf rrt
hare been taking frora the walls by I edvea tccaaae B. XL W drii ti
unwarranted legal process. Every
.axuvoonctd t i pet Urge tc 6 Ua WAVERLEY
:C'.': rnn.,to.lV.l' rt? . .V BICYCL
PtMicaand Hcaots ovtc the Kood
form o( mockery d humiliation and " f-rfTtfn. cirt it a 'trial It
threat and ioUmldatlon b Isd'a'rtd cum when aH tlae faJIs. Tbcocr.V
m'but we to trht ea.The breelwltestrd lot to veara. Sold at drv
ef are closing. 5 Whet we
the amendment as the ark
a a M
' cc. nwui. tvlT gb-crftlT tr. Wt U lr a
Pritchard was very wroth and he ad- Addreu I LOOD E.VLM CO, Ailixia
X.arS ?"Tfi -
nate, and mocked bl people aodl , f
uugned them to scorn. And no U t EEA0 IXTTLt LIST.
- .
U exceeding wroth : and uket --on
It... I. v . t m. m : . it i I
gTtat indignation. . I w .. -;n . rv,j
MAnd by his side stands the Ata- Ldur 05e o Ac, tat if net clalra
monlte Toblah Butler, the servant a v.io.a. aixcrp
he hired man, declaiiog, The Law
unconstitutional' and aayin. M if a
ox go up against tt be shall cvta
break down the stone walL , .
'But despite the wrath, the . mock
BICYCLES.
' i::cvcir..
jft GUTCS.
U IQOZS.
Satiaiatum C-aa rtrr ttL
flEEsVlTA
Ply
8
Restore Vitality, Lost Yljor aai MaalooJ
Con Impoteney. NIchft Emlwlooa, Looaof Uon.
OTT, au wosiuw oiBwasea,
all affects ot aelf-abosa or I
xeoaa and indiscretion. I
K navf-trat tonla and
blood boil dor. Sriafsl
tha pink clow to palel
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r. They have to keep up F'
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A Oao4 Cawgs) rUdVctaa.
It speaks" well for Chamber.'ain
A' severe sprain will usually disa
ble the injured ; person . for, three or
four weeks. 1 Man.i cases have occur:
red, however, .in which i. a- cure :has
been effected in less than one . week
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Morrit, Ttxa M dts Z, l-w. Cherry.
R. D. Ile-rird. It. Iltoo. EL J.
Itickraan, Joac-ila A. Dewcr, Mn. V.
D.Tcaid. ILiry W. S;crr, , Rxtra
err. and thrtaU of Sanballat Pt'uh-l r wo'.'.c!. W. S. Martla, J -! a .V. ret
ard and the foxy' attack ol Tobiah Uf vr 7 t
Butler the servant the. the hired raanjwiivJ, naery Wtti, lay Netty Vk it
we must, we wi3 rtbaikl the wiHi ,o Kanae V.oy (lrX) .
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our own anaent Jeruialcra." t , , ?
MThia was the close of his r4endid . ' .
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address and f i om now on Butler will
f -Asful aniiety was ft It let Lbe
widow rl the brae G-ral trs.iir
cal Macfaaa. Me.. wSra t.e CC 1
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be known in these parts as Tobiah
Butler, the servant, the hired man.'
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traaxow utaau , j i mtneir own iamai.es m preference io . v 7. , - mtwh.i:i - : . , ...
WoS.' lany other. "I have Isold Chambar -; -arc noted Tor nsnjlrr cn. ; - Kir,;'a New p.vrcncrr, aj it taJ I t ... ... ,f 1
ioS&ot lain'Coush' Remedy for the rcst They wcaica cur trost I cr?ihK aml trr Uc; U V' rr 't..
KWiFi'S! fivevt-ars with comDlete satiifaction,:-and hrrirL a4 lrid T - rrrJ rr ci 1.3-0 JT r""'
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ttesoitaor
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iTtia tortocm ia O clya ox rL I gist J. Goldsmith, Vann Eitcn,.N..Y.
money PAddw " 1 have always used it in my own
sW a w aaw aa w r w iw n w ar n t '
ry rmten A Jackgcn C?a CMICACva IlXa I ! . . . . . . , ., - . .
w : . - - - , inriin tnd tnr in? cdl- 1 1 loiiawi
Don't trills v!:h th:.r- :
ia
Balm. For sale, bv T. !. Mardre and For Sale by Df. V: Sr Giirley Wmd Uripptf and find it very efT.caoous.
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