The new age., July 14, 1900, Image 7

THE MEW ACE. PORTLAND, OREGON.
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The
Turn
of Life
i
1 This Is a critical period
In thm II fo of every woman
and no mistakes should
km made I
Theono recognized and
reliable help for woman
who aro approaching and
passing through this
wonderful chango Is
Lydla E. Plnkham'i Vegetable Compound
That tho utmost reliance
oan be placed upon this
great medlolno Is testi
fied to by an army of
grateful women who have
been helped by IU
Mrs Plnkhan, who has
the greatest and most
muooessful experience In
the world to qualify her,
will advise you free of
mhargot Her address Is
Lynn, Mass, Write to her,
-
flreatrst HJjiIo Kneinjr.
President Hwonsnon, of lfotliimy col
laps, Knnins. snys, in tho Slioldou
d It Ion of tho Topckft Capital: "Tho
Amaricnn Biilnou, opon by law mid
license, in our ".ri'ittost Hiugle ouoiuy
( decenoy, morality imd rollnion.
Our prohibition lawn closo thnt saloon
ad kill thnt foe. Whnt .roster prniao
onld wo utter?"
Try Alton' Font Cue,
A powder to be shaken into tho shoes, At
thfi season your feat feci swollen, nervous
and hot, nnd grt tired easily. If you Iiiivh
smarting fret or tight shoes, try Allen's
Foot-Kasu. It cools the feet mid niiikss
walking easy. Cures Ingrowing nails,
woolen nniV svtentlug feet, blisters and
on 1 1 om spots. Helleves corns nnd bunion
of all pain and gives rest mid comfort. We
have 30,000 lesilinoulals. Try it todav.
fold hv all ilniKKlils and shoe dealers for
tic. "frial package 1RKK. Address Allen
8, Olmstf ad, I.eRoy, It. Y.
According to Mr. Wu Tung Fang, I
the Chinese minister, tho proper untne (
of tho orgnnizatiou roforrod to ai
"Boxers" ia Yee Ho (Ohuim, which, in
the vocabulary of tho Mldtllo Kingdom, J
means "rijihttJousnoss, harmony and
flU."
, T.ook Tlrnil Toilnjr.
IV rhaps you can't sleep or uneasy slumber
flon't rest you. A Canrarct Candy Calhartlit at
bedtime Kuarnmeus leircsniUK iicep. nrut
glitt, 10c, iic, Wo.
A vt ouinn should romombor that with
the averngo mnn tho' quality of tier
voioe counts tnoro tlian what sho says.
-Chicago Democrat.
i
war of Ointment! for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,
As mercury villi surclr destroy the seme ol
smell and completely derange the whole sy-
Km whenentcrlng It throiifb the mucous sun
cat. Such articles should tiecr be ued ex
cept on iirescrlptloris from roputaulo phvil
cltns.aslbedamscu ther rlUdo Is ten fold to
the food sou ran possibly derlvo from them,
flairs Catarrh Cure, manufactured by K. J.
Cheney & Co,, Toledo, O., contains no mercury,
and Is taken Internally, fctlug directly ijpoii
the blood and mucous surfaces of the system.
In bujrlnp Hall's Catarrh Cure bo sure you U'-l
the genuine. It li taken Internally, and mad
In Toledo, Ohio, by K. J. Cheney- i Co, Testl
SBOntalsfree. rlold by Druggist', price 7Je. per bonis.
Hall's Family fills aro the best.
Viennese Hteak.
This ii very easily made hy taking
rump or fillet steak, frco from skin,
inew, etc., and mincing it very finely.
It ia then 'dusted with flour, pepper and
alt, with, if liked, a very little utiuoed
parsley or chives, shaped into flat
cakes, and fried, or saute, in hot fat,
carefully turned to brown it equally
ou both sldeii, nnd then served with
clear gravy or domi-glnce, or with eour
cream. Philadelphia Press.
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Must Bear Slgnatur f
tm FacWaalto Wrafc aMaw.
TT a aH aad aa
FMIUIAMIL
fii unuiut.
FM IIUMMEf I.
FHTHPII UVU.
FNCMMTIPATIIM..
m IAJJJW SKIM.
reiTNECtMPLUIII
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
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JCARTER'S
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HN the groat Chicago flro of 1871 tho
dally nuwHimpur buildings burned
were those occupied by the Tribune,
Times, Journal, Republican, Stunts Zel
tung nnd Post, Mali and Union and tho
Volks Keltuug. In addition to theso
tuere were nineteen foreign weekly pa
pers, fifteen Juvenile publications, two
agricultural Jourunls, eighteen religious
papers, eighteen monthly magazines,
twenty-two business periodicals, nnd
twenty-eight miscellaneous publica
tions, making in all 128 publications
left wlUaout a homo by the Are.
By Wednesday morning the dally pa
pers were out with issues thnt sounded
llko tocsins to cnll every man In Chi
cago to his duty. At 8 o'clock Monday
afternoon, while 15,000 buildings were
burning throughout eight wards of tho
city, when tho business center of Chi
cago wua swept away, while tho terror
stricken pcoplo were shrinking along
the margin of the lake, or swarmed far
out on the desolato prairies, the Even
ing Journal, true tc tho spirit of Chi
cago Journalism, came out with n small
extra, containing quite a clear but very
brief account of the Arc. The page Is
8x10 inches, threo columns wide. Three-
quarters of it column Is devoted to tho
"scare head," another half to tho ad
vertisement of the Hoard of Trade, and
the remainder of tho space to the fire.
It is headed "Tho Great Calamity of tho
Age." Som? printers on the Evening,
Post rallied at it Job printing olllce on
tho West Side nnd got out a Post for
tho emergency. Tho Trlbuno resumed
on Wednesday, tho Mail Thursday, the
Republican Sunday, nnd tlio Times Oct
18. The flics of the Chicago Evening
Journal were rescued by Mr. Frank Gil
bert, then nnsocliito editor of that pa
per. Doing tho oldest iiowsimticr In
tho city, Its files go back further, and
aro tnoro valuable than any other. Mr.
Gilbert says: "Hurrying to tho Jour
nal olllce the first thing attempted was
to closo tho Iron Hhutters. The build
ing stood on Dearborn street, directly
opposlto tho Tremont House. 'Could
those iron shutters In the rear nud on
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tho side alley bo closed, tho building
might be suved,' I reasoned. But they
hau not been shut for years, and tho
hinges of some broke off and let the
shutters down. Seeing tho futility of
trying to save tho building, I set about
aavlng the ottlco books and tiles. The
flrst thing wits to go to such open-all-night
places near by as wero likely to
have uuy of tho printers that 1 knew,
and I knew every Jovial compositor In
those days. We soon rallied quite u
force, from six to ten, I should say.
Across tho street was a livery stable.
Wo went over there and helped our
selves to buggies und a crowbar. Tq
tako out thu ottlce books and papers
not In the safe ami then roll the safe
to the sidewalk was a short Job. Tho
next thing was to bring down tho
flies. By that time the Are lighted tho
edltorlul room, back of which the Ales
were kept, and' we had no trouble In
finding our way, but It took a good
while to get them all down. My orders
were to pile them Into buggies aud tako
them ou the North Side.
"1 waa the last to leave the building,
io h to Ik sure that every file was
ion and atnrted north with the last
t buggy. ' By the time we reached tho
Kush street bridge I saw uiui u w a
mistake to go uorth, or, rather, 1 met a
friend.- Frank Bout well. He was Just
crossing from tho North'Side, and with
an enthusiasm which carried convic
tion, declared that the whole North
Bide was going to b 1. We wheeled
tmiit nnd went ui) Mlchlgau avenue.
Mr. Charles L. Wilson, editor-and pro
prietor of the Journal, lived Just above
12th street, ou Michigan, aud that last
batch of flies was soon In his personal
custody. Tbose who went north cross
ed west ou Chicago avenue, and then
I by a long detour got to 18th street
' bridge, thence to Mlohlgan. and fluully
j to Mr. Wilson' residence.
j "When the storm struck the offices
of the newspapers that night, they were
busy hives. The city editor and his. re-
I porters rose to the. emergency, super
' ' numerary reorters were called In aud
given orders In quick, nervous tones,
They sped away and reaped a harvest
of horrors much more quickly than they
could bind them for the garnering of
I
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F'Rt
the editor. That garnering never hap
pened in tho Times office, for the forco
was driven away by the flames beforo
the grand report was commenced.. At
tho Tribune it was otherwise. That
paper rejoiced In a 'Are-proof building,
and Sam Medll, city editor, was deter
mined to havo a seven-column descrip
tion of the grand Aro In tho morning
whether thero was any town left to
rend It or not. Bo ho mapped out tho
'magnum opus of the year. One after
another of tho reporters camo In with
out tho usual Jocularity, took their
places In tho local room In tho top
story and commenced their despcrato
task. Ono or two were set to watch
from tho roof the progress' of tho de
vastation. Walls were toppling nrottnd
them, Aames mounting above them, the
ground shaking llko an earthquake be
neath, them, the red flro glaring lu at
tho windows nnd crackling, hissing and
roaring In their ears, but still they
wrote on. The buildings at tho north
across tho street wero all mowed down
llko grass, and still they wrote on. Tho
'Arc-proof postotllco went, and still
they wrote on. Thojlmit was reached
at last-iof time, not of matter-aud
tho bravo compositors had placed tho
record In type by tho light or the In
candescent atmosphere, for tin g hud
ceased to flow through tho Jets, lu
that lurid light, and In the two-fold
heat of the Are, without the building
and tho Aro within their own breasts,
theso artisans completed their Inst
'take' and consigned their 'turtles' to
tho pressmen far below. Theso fel
lows alono proved unequal to the emer
gency; and pleading a lack of water
for steam to run their engines (which
mny have been true), they tied, leaving
thu forms upon the largo prcHs, and
tho candles, suddenly obtained, glim
mered uselessly."
When John Iaw Ilooninil It.
A milliner happened to come to Paris
about n lawsuit. Shu was successful
anil Invested thu proceeds In specula
tion, and she amassed lu a few months
a sum which, converted Into our cur
rency, represents nearly 5,000,000. No
class of tho community escaped the .In
fection. Two of the ablest scholars In
France are reported to have deplored
thu madness of tho times at one Inter
view, only to find themselves at their
ucxt meeting bidding for shares with
the greatest excitement. Tho scene of
operations was a narrow street called
Qulncampolx, nnd the demaud for ac
commodation may be Judged from tho
fact that a house which before yielded
about 10 a year now brought In mora
than 800 a month, A cobbler made,
about 10 a day by letting out a few
chairs In his stulj, and a hunchback,
who Is celebrated In the prints of the
time, acquired lu n few days more than
7,000 by .letting out his hump tn the
street brokers n's n writing desk. From
Prof. Nicholson's Money and Monetary
Problems.
lios AiifrrdeV Keiwi-sro.
Although IOs Angeles has a sea out
let for Its sewers, Its met hod of dis
posing of sewnge mny be suggestive
to Inland communities troubled with
the sewerage problem. The California
city sells Its sewage, gefjlug a resec
table Income thereby. At present It I
furnishing fertility to 4,000 acres Bt an
annual profit of about $4,500. The
"lay" of the land facilitates this dls
posal of sewage, ns It can all be dis
tributed by gravity, aud three times
the area now supplied can lx Irrigated
as the supply of sewage Increases with
the city's growth. Results have detnout
stratcd that the fertilizing material In
the sewage Is an Important Item. Ex
hausted grounds thus treated product
lounteoiiB crops yearly, and the farm
ers having Irrigation contracts with the
city have no fear of droughts. The
soil .seems to gain more from -the sew
age than is taken from It In the crois,
u ml there is no need of following the
rules of rotation In planting. New
York Evening Post.
You can't Invent anything so silly
that it won't go with some people.
It Is pitiful to see any one cry, except
a silly woman who crlas for effect.
F1ITS FPD FAUMFRS;
RBMARKAItl.rc IWOR.1 STATEMENT
ABOUT WOOD lMtESiniVATIVE.
fane Post Impregnated With Are,
aria Carbollnenm Endnrri Trea
ty Years and Still Sound.
Tn an see when wild, exaggerated state
ments, of -the efficiency of all kinds of
articles, from patent medicines to patent
plowshares, fill tho columns of the pre,
for advertising purposes only. It Is pleas
Ins; to write about a household specific
whose usefulness has been proved beyond i
the power of detractors to Injur or mu
tators) to compete with.
Such la Avcnnrlus Carhnllneum, the
celebrated German wood preservative of
the Uth century, whoso fame Is destined
to outlast the 30th. It Is not only th
greatest preparation known for nrrestlnr
the decay of any kind of woodwork, above
or below ground, from tho ravages of
climate, fungus or vermin, but It may ba
truthfully described as the only preserva
tive) whose utility has been practically
tested and not found wanting. Blnce the
dlacovery of Avenarlua Carbollneum near
ly thirty years ago, It has been constantly
employed fot the treatment of wood used
1st ships, bridges, pavements, tie, tele
graph poles,' fenc posts, house support
and hundred of other constructions, and
In not a single case out of thousand his
It, failed to render articles Impregnated
Immune against rot and decay, whetHer
th attacking enemies were climate, aotl,
fresh or salt water, teredo, ante,' boring
worm or, other hostile, tngly or In com
bination, when properly applied.
The value of auch a speclrto on a farm,
where almost all the constructive work,
friim houses and barns to vine poles and
fence posts, la chiefly or entirety wood,
cannot $ overestimated. No farmer who
appreciates practical economy can afford
t do without It. Aa additional Incentive
for the use of Avenarlus Carbollneum It
nay be stated that the preparation Is In
expensive, and a few gallons go a long
way, while application la aa easy and aim
pi aa that of common house paint. A
few strokes of the brush does the work,
and the article treated U tnaured agalnat
deoay and death.
Aa an Illustration of the efficiency of
Avenarlus Carbollneum we publish th
following photographic reproduction of
two piece of wood which stood aide by
Ide partly In and partly out of the
ground, together with a svrorn statement
concerning the aame attached, as seen tn
, th picture. ay
Plec of board, perfectly sound, aftor
twenty years' exposure, on account of be
nt Impregnated with "Carbollneum
kvenarlua."
Fence post, completely decayed, after
five years' exposure, on account of not
being treated with Carbollneum Aven
arlus. Alx la Chapetle. January It, 189.
We confirm that this p'.ece of wood Is a
part of a fence board, which haa been
exposed to the weather for noarly twenty
years. This fence waa impregnated with
Carbollneum Avenarlus, nnd naa always
atood In very damp, moUldy ground (hu
mus), around our warehouse. Not a sin
gle piece of wood in this fence hns de
cayed during the time, as shown, by
above board, which atood partly In and
partly out of the ground. .
Th fence post shown above wa NOT
Impregnated with Carbollneum Avenarlr
and we placed It five yeara ago alons'l
of the board, and removed both togetlnn
In their above condition.
BIEBKNCCIC ft COUMONT.
The above testimonial was signed be
fore the Royal Notary In Alx la Chapelle,
and McMira Blebeneck & Coumont ac
knowledge It as their free and true act.
The above Is only one out of hundred
of Indorsements tha: Avennrlus Carbo
llneum has received from leading engi
neers, chemists, contractors, shlpbtillderi
and others all over the world. It Is pub
lished, a an established truth, coming
as It does from a country where affidavit
are regarded n sacred, and a breach of
veracity Is reg&dfd a a religious aa well
aa a civil crime.
In pun Anxious
Japan Is alarmed over the emigration ol
many of her residents tn this country ho
are lured hereby misrepresentation. This U
like the 'misrepresentation which delude
people into lieliaihig that any other ined
(nets equal to Hosteller's Stomach llltteri
for stomach diiordcrs. It will cunt Indi
gestion, cunttlpatliin and dynpeptla.
The land for lute jvotatocs should be
plowed deep nud harrowed flue. Thu
land should uever bo allowed to form
a emit boforo tho plunts ure up, Huu
a harrow over tho field, both before
aud aftor the potatoes art- up. Tho
seed may bo planted uliout 'five inches
deep and glveu level vulturo instoud of
hilliug. Clover sod land is excellent
for potatoes, and to avoid iliseaNO it is
best not to plant potatoes on tho samu
laud twice in succession. Frequent
sad shallow cultivation rather than
deep should be given. '
Mothers will And Mrs. W'uslow's Booth,
tng Hyrup the best remedy to use for their
SBildran during the teething period.
Borne notion of the coming delnge of
books on the South African war may be
had from the fact that au American
publisher now in London yyus'withln a
week of his arrival offered the Ameri
can rights in 25 war books,
Sour Stomach
After ( wa U4aM ( try VASUA
SETS, I will oeter b without loeai lu tbe home.
Mr Her wu la a very sad lin. oJ nr bead
aeked and I kad etomacM trouble Now, elucelak
las CauareM, I feel Sue. Uj wife bat alto ue
UD) with beaeSeial results for eour suimacb "
JO. Sasauas, Utl Cuucres St.. SI. Leal. We-
CANDY
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CATHARTIC
rnaei mash asaaxraato
Midfimtii'mimm
Pleasant. Palatable. Putent. Tail Oood. Ho
OoadTlIeter Blekeo. Weaken or Url, lite. ,40c.
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Strawberry Sponge.
One quart of strawberries, half a
cupful of ccld water, ono cupful of
sngnr, ono third box of gelatino, Juico
of ono lemou, whites of throo ept?s.
Sonk tho golutiuo two hours, or until
it is molted. Mash tho berries through
a siovo. M lx tho sugar with tho juico,
mid tho lemon and geintino and stir
until all nra dissolved. Stand in n pan
of ico water, and when it begins to
thicken fold in tho stiffly beaten whites,
stirring until tho ntixturo begins to
thicken. Turn into n mold nnd set on
the icd until stliT. Servo with sugar
and cream.- N. Y. Trlbuno.
II O I TT'S RC 1 1 o o r.
Menla Park. San Mateo County, Cal.,
with its new buildings, newly furnished
and complete laboratories, beautiful sur
roiindlnm aud homo lullucuces, Is one of
the best equipped schools tor the training
ofbovsnud voting men on tho coast. It
l In charge of Dr. Ira (I. Hoilt nnd Is ac
credited at the uulvcrvliles. Send forest
alog, Tenth year begins August 0, ItXX).
i licks "Hub your funmco worked
nil right tho past wintor?" Wicks
"Oh. vest tho furnnco has dono its
part; but the tires that 1 havo been
nblo to build in it havo failed entirely
to communicato any warmth to tho
houso. " lloston Transcript.
l'lso's Cure Is the best medicine wo ever
ued for all nll'ectlons of tho throat and
lungs. Wm. O. Kkpsmcy, Vanburcn, Intl.,
Feb. 10. 1000.
Loulso Froobol, widow of Friedrioh
Froobol, louudor of tho kindergarten
system, died in Hamburg nt tho ago of
85.
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AVcf?ctable PrconraliouTorAs
slmUallng liicFoodandllcdula-
ung uiestoinauvs nnaiwweis
Promotes Digc9llon.Chccrfur
ness and Rest. Contnlns neither
Opiiim.MorphinG nor Mineral.
WOT "NAIIC OTIC .
flKiftofoidn-SMvn.NTaBX
lnfkm Sent'
MxSmitM
ApcrTccI ncrnedy forConsilnn
Hon. Sour Stouwh, Diarrhoea
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish
ncss and Loss of.Sleep.
Tac Simile St'giuilure of
NEW YORK.
exact copy or wrappcr.
ed!
IP
(The Famous German Wood Preserver)
..AVENARIUS CARBOUNEUM..
WHICH I'KHMANK.NTI.Y IIKSTIIOVS
..CHICKEN LICE AND VERMIN..
'i
atsT"Onc application is all that is required. It lasts for years. II
your dealer cannot supply you, write for circulars and information to th
following: distributing: agents: Perfection Pile Preserving: Co., Seattle
Wash.? Fisher, Thorsen & Co., Portland, Oregon.; Whittler, Coburn 6.
Co., San Francisco, Cal.
Force Feed Elevator, warranted
to waste less grain than any other.
Send for Catalogue.
MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAYER CO.
First and ,Tavior Streets, Portland, Oftgon
Branches: Salem, McMinnville,
La Grande, Medford, Seattle, Spo
kane. HARD WORKING WOMEN
Can flml 'illicit and ptriiixueiu relief
lor terloiu and ttrviiKth Uiiro)ln
Iruublvslu
Moore's Revealed Remedy
TlioiitamW liara mrd II anil lliouMinlt
ikhv .rulc II. !;ciiri-s'rmancullr. ()
,ir bottle at your diutikikt's.
Can't Afford to Miss It.
You ru't nff'T'l to urnlrcl Ilia Nrw Columtilan
ftri-sralt. It Iim Dalina mi t-very liuiurlioli, rnr
II di- llilnst no oilier sraif like fr raw
ll.linl. All ilif lifal coca into tlir twin Inmiiwl nf
UHhf Cliliniirj.l.ul no tmulr at all, fur the n-w
.lrm if ilrauchu make I'rrfi-c't ciiiiiLiikIIiiii mill
ailiar wtillr Sainr. Hat yuu lialf your furl lillle.
plj toT'.KJUH HAHHKITUW..UI Vlr.t
lr.l, I'urlUuil. orwvuu.
Knr arllvulare, alanraiin ana lull ur-i-rnniuii, '
Jumt a Uttlo
Out of Sort
That is the way many serious trouble
begin. .The stomach gets a little out of
order, Is neglected, and chronic dyspepsia
follows. The blood becomes a little im
pure, as occasional pimples testify, nnd in
time a long array or Mood illseasos atiaca
ii. a ..,.,.,. ti li. aurnuL tn ritrn these troll-
hies at once by thoroughly purifying tha'
blood with Hood's Harsapnrnia. it main
tains the health and cures dlitase.
Hood's Sarsaparillm
Is Ainirlca's Greatest Medicine. Price I.
Tho planting of wasto land to trees
for timbor is rocelvlug more attention
than formorly. Far mora who planted
troes 20 years ago now find that thoy
then mado good investments. It is
dlnimod thnt cherry and hickory trees
require bout U0 yours boforo they are
valunblo for timber; mnplo treos 520
years nnd black walnut 15 years. A
black walnut tree is said to attain from
12 to 15 inches in diameter in 15 years
from tho sood. Nuts aro also a source
of proilt with somo growers of timber.
Carter' Ink l lined by th
greatest rnilwav systems ol the United
ritatcs. Thoy would not use It if it waan'r
the best.
Tho way in whloli an American wo
man ofton lots hoisolf slip out of the
llvos of hor daughters as they are grow
ing into womanhood is a loss to both
sides which can uover be made up ia
I aftor life. Housowifo.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
TMt OtNTtUR INN), MIW TO OfTY.
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CMArVIPIOIN BIINDER
.. Boat On Earth...
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Eccentric Sprocket Wheel, chain pulls
on the long spokes' when doing the hardest
work, which is compressing the bundle, ty
ing the knot and discharging the bundle
We guarantee a gain of power of 16 2-3
per cent at this time.
x Amars
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CURE FOR PILES
ITClflNil I'ilee prcjuce inoulure ana eue licbla
Tble form, an well ae IIIIdiI, llleedlua or l'rulru4li
I'ilee am euredbr Dr.Boaanko'a alla aamd.
Stops Itcblns atii bleeding. Abeorbe tuinore. Wo a
aratdruisUteorecnt br mall. Treatliefre. Writ
me about four caae. Dlt. BOBANKO, I'll 14. Ta.
irCLAISlNfS FOR DCHICIAil
IL Wile loNAIIIAN lbra&IIV'N
If BICKFOSii. Wsihlnglen, D. C, they will ra
il rlvuiiilck renin. II. Mil K, II, Vole. Hta
Wlh Cor. I'ruievntliiK clalnit alnru 1H7S.
JOHN I'OOLK. l'oKTi,Awr, Osruos,
cuu l'Iib you the best IuukuIiis in teneral
iiiiicliinry, eiiKines, hollt-rs, tanks, pumps,
plows. Ixlt anil wiiiilinlll. Tlio new
strrl I X li taiinliiiill, hoIiI by him, is tin-
,nllni(,.i
i f'iual" "
N. V. N. II.
So, ilH-lVOO.
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iunllon this paper. j