Lafayette courier. (Lafayette, Or.) 1866-1???, April 16, 1867, Image 4

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ADVERTISÈMETS;
Usi ov O pium in jns U nited 8 tates .
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—A writer in the New York Journal of
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Counumrce has been making some investi-
ATTENTION
{■ ions into the annual imports of opium
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
into the United States since 1840. Ho says:
‘♦White $40,874 paid the foreign ccsts of
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all the op ium imported at the ports of the |
PRICES RÉDUCED!
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United States in 1840, it took $932,887 to
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jay the cost in the year ending June 30, GAL LAND, GOODMAN &f j
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aro Disposing of our Complete and well
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Front
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■early one million of dollars in less than
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twenty-five years.
Notions etc.
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Opposite What Cheer House, Portland,; Or- Fane» Goods,
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opon'.
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COST PRICESlJ .
482 pounds, valued at $96,174, were land*
AVE just receive «4 and are constant-
ed at Boston^ 163,055 pounds, valued at
Tojthc Farmer,
er and
ly receiving the largest arid : best se-
$554,442, at New York; while the value
everybody
else!
We
will
sell
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no
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of $281,796, mostly ^redared’ opium, was ever brought to this market, consisting of
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landed on the Pacifio, chiefly for the use
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of the Chinese in California. It is true DRY GOODS, /
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that the medical business connected with
CLOTHING,
mg t| " icir delinquencies so< .. We jtDust have
the army is responsible for a portion of
this increase since the war began
began ; but the
BOOTS AND SHOES,
mon —Cant coin it, so mu$t rely upon the
statistics show a very heavy consumption
pro ij>iiiude of those indebted to tis to raise
hats and C aps '
of opium previous to the war—the imports
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hint t<>(
to the
the wise)
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should be sufficient,
of the year ending June 30,1860,
30, 1860,averag-
averag­ YANKEE NOTIONS and CROCKERY.
F<tar. 19 18G7
BE !IfH|ER&BIRD. j
ing over one hundred and twenty thousands
Also a large stock of
pounds per annum. This is an enormous
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amount for the consumption of this coun
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Goods
try, and shows that a large number of peo- And many other articles too numerous to
i»le must use the drug habitually, in some inqntion. Being favored by having a resident
orm, for the gratification of their cravings partner in San Francisco, and buying only
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for a stimulant. There may be less dis­ for Cash, wo ato enabled to sell goods as
CHEAP
AS
ANY
HOUSE
IN
TOWN.
cheap
as
any
house
in
TOWN.
grace ccnnected with its use, but the ef­
Therefore we would respectfully ifavite the
L|M ECKLESofthe Ho
fects, mental and physical, are far more
stodk before
public
to
call
snd
examine
our
injurious than those which follow the
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purchasing elsewhere.
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abuse of alcoholic drinks, while the habit
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The Highest Cash Price paid for >11 kinds
concerned, that
is much less easily cured or restrained.”— of Produce.
to hii liold Cnstomers and d all conce
American Druggists' Circular.
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Wanted—100.000 Pour .d.., General assortment of Goods
roods iha
than is usually
A bout A musements .—It is an unfor­
Wool.
S' I ' ? tirougijt’to this place, which ;we propose to
tunate thing for the Christian church tba'
Our
Motto
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quick
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and
small
it has so many ignorant, bigoted, narrow­
sell/’of cash or ready pay as
4. low
10' as the same
profits ,” and no humbug.
minded adherents, The church is un
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doubtedly a power in the world, and a
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Taken-
at the highest mar
Remember the place, opposite th# What
great power—but then it must keep abreast Cheer House.
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We guarantee entire satisfaction, or no
share of its influence. The war against
Having,purchased oui Btiick with CASiJ,|
sale.
Try
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convince
yourselves.-'
amusements that is carried on by narrow­
by availing ourselves of ittiefWp best,
thereby
minded and ignorant persons, is a hopeless
GALLAND, GOODMAN & Cb >
Bargaifsin the Market, annd h having determ-
, war. Man is so constituted that he must
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have amusements, and he will have them.
•■its ‘to Customers
Enabled to offer Induceinehts
The religion that wars against this natural
craving must go to the wall. Why should
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not men learn to discriminate between the
before.j Please give us a¡
uses and abuses of things ? A little com­
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to us, lead to a harmonious verdict in re­
gard to amusements. Every one believes
in the lawfulness and the benefit of recrea­
tion. We are encouraged in our belief in
progress. Humanity is marching onward
’ to a richer and vaster future, toward an
age of a purer manners
manners, wiser laws,” when
though the individual may perish, the
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a race shall he more and moreZ'
that happy era shall dawn, no one will be
stupid enough to imagine that there must
be sin wherever there is enjoyment—
Dramatic Chronicle.
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A W eather G uide .—Two drachms of
camphor, half drachm of pure saltpetre,
half drachm of muriate of ammonia, and
two ounces of proof spirits, in a glass tube
or narrow phial, will make a pretty sure-
weather guide. In dry weather the solu­
tion will remain clear. On the approach
of change, minute stars will rise up in the
liquid; while stormy weather will be in­
dicated by the very disturbed condition of
the chemical combination.
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ment of an account to a newspaper out
West, a three dollar bill, which was re­
turned endorsed, ** This note is counter­
feit; please send another.” It was two
- months before Dan. replied, when he
apologized for the delay, saying that he
had been unable M until now to get another
r counterfeit three dollar bill,” but he hoped
• the one he now enclosed would suit, pro­
fessing at the same time, his inability to
discover what the objection was to the
other, which he thought as good a counter­
feit as he ever saw.”
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These instruments have elicited the highest
versity Quecn^s
aud Physician of
Queen’s College,
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the St. John BaptiAe Society of San Fran- commendatien from the musical profession,
cisco.
Dr. Perrault has pleasure to inform pa-1 and have received the written testimony of
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tients vnd others seeking confidential medical the“ most eminent musicians of the United
advice, that he can tie consulted daily at his
office, Armory Hall Building, North East Cor. States, as to their superiority over all others,
Montgomery and Sjaeramento streets, San in quality and volume of tone, capacity for «x-
Francisco. Rooms Nos. 9, 10,11, first floor,
up stairs, entrcnce, either on Montgomery or pression, quickness of action, durability and-
quality of keeping iD tunc.
Sacramento st
D r . P errault ’ s studies have been almost
EVERY INSTRUMENT WARRANTED PERFECT
exclusively devoted to the cure ot the various
E. G. RANDALL,
forms of Nervous and physical debility, the
results of injurious habits acqui ed in youth,
Cor. First and Alder sts., next door to
which usually terminate in impotence and no23
Post Office, Pertlaad.
sterrility, and permanently induce all the
concomitants of old age. Where a secret ins.
JACOB UN debhi l & CO.,
firmity exists involving the happiness of a
life and that of others, reason and morality
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dictate the necessity of its removal, for. it is
a fact that premature decline of the vigor of
Hardware, Iron, Steel,
manhood, matrimonial unhappiness, compul­
sory single life, etc., have their sources in
causes, the germ of which is planted in early Smiths’ Bellows, Anvils, Vises,
life, aq d the bitter fruit tasted long afterward, ; " Wagon and Seat Springs, Nuts
Patien s laboring under this complaint will
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and
Washers,
Thimble
Skeins,
complain
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s nptpms ¡^Nocturnal Emissions, pains
r_:„_ in the
Cumberland Coal, Haying Tools,
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Si ;ht, discharge from the Uretba on going to Scythes and Snaths, Grain Cradles, Hay
stool or making
naking water, the Intellectual fac- Forks, Mechanics’ Tools of the best quality 1
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~ manufacturers of the' celebrated 7.
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Weakened,
Ross
oi memory
ensues,
Id< as are < clouded, arid there is a disinclina-
DJBBIN HI0RSE NAILS.
t to
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jnd to business, r or even
tio 1 to attend
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writing or the society bf friends, etc. ’ltie pa­
JACOB UNDERHILL ACO.
tient will probably complain of Dizziness,
■ 100 Front street, Portland >•
Vertigo, and that sight and hearing are
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Weakened and sleep disturbed by dreams,
HAYWARD,.COLEMAN & CO •>
melancholy, sighing, palpitations iaintings,
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coughs and slow fever; while some have ex­
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
ternal rheumatic pains;
pains, and numbness of the
body, feoine of the most common symptoms
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are pimples in the face,
faee, and aching in differ­
ent parts of the body. Patients
Iratieqts suffering from
Crockery, Lamps, Oils,
this disease should apply immediately to D r .
in ... person or by . letter,
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GLASS, CHINA, AND PLATED
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he will guarantee a cure of Seminal*
Seminal Emissions
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and impotence in |six
six to eight weeks. ■
patients suffering from Venereal disease
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in any stage, Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Strictures,
CUTE FRY,
Bubo. Ulcers, CutaneoS Eruptions, etc., will
be treated successfully
’ly. All Syphilitic and
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irely removed from the
Mercurial Taints entii^
Lamps, Chandeliers, Chimneys, and Lamp
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office, ,
D r P erault ’ s diplojnas are ~ in
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whore patients can see o for. themselves that Kerosene,
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they are under the care of a regularly educated
Lard,
prifetioner. The best references’ given if
Neatsfoot
required.
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Pitients suffering under chronic disease
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Alcohol,
etc.
^an call and examine for themselves. We in-
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hing, nor to cure everybody, but we do claim no22 " 414 Front st,, San Francisco.
luai in all
ail eases
vn&es taken
iakeu under
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that
treatment we
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fulfill our premises. ' We particularly request
| those
1 ms ^ who have tried this boasted doctor, and
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that advertised physician, till they are woVn
woln
asted
I out and discouraged, to call upoa us.—Low
charges and>
and* quick Cures.
Curcis.
Ladies suffering from any Complaint in^
cidental to their sex, Jean
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OR WHICH WE will p»y tbo HIGHEST
HLY PILLS.
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Califor- ­
PRICE GjOING;
nia for Dp Biot’s Female monthly pills. Their
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immense sale has established their reputation ECKELS
as a female remqdy, ureproached and far in —L
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females,
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of
five
dollars
the immediate vicinity of our Mill 4 ' X i ’’
these pills will he sent by mail or express to
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AND MUSIC B00K8.
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corner,of
corner of Sacramento àrjd
arid Montgomery sts.
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which is s*id by Mechanics ! to b e superi­ Rooms, 10 and 11, or Box 973, P. O. San
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of Choir Leaders i id Singing School
Francisco,
stating
the
case
as
minutely
as
or for Inside Finishing pàrposes to Pine
Teachers to our eslabl
bment, where all
possible, general habits of living, occupation
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kinds
of
Church
Music,
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and ADineu
Anthem
or Cedar.
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Books
can
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obtained
on
the
most
favorable
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confidential.
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We solicit a trial, and gnarnteb satisfac
I®* The Best Remedy For The long experience qf Mr. P erkins in
tion
PURIFYING the Blood, Strengthening the Muaical Conventions, Choirs* the Couoeri
Room and Sunday School enables him to
Nerves, Restoring the lost Appetite, is
give
advice and information on all points of
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FRESE’S HAMBURG TEA.
musical
interest as to the »election of proper
It is the best preservative against almost any
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sickness, if used timely. Composed of herbs works of instructions, formation of Masioal
only, it can be given safely to infants. Full Schools—progress in musical studies, and
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directions in English, French Spanish and item« of general interest to composers, lead­
WA«ON
ers, teachers and students.
G'erman, with every package. TRY IT!
Sheet Mnsio fnrnisbod ou the usual terms,
For sale at all the wholesale and retaX
AN I) BÌEPAIRIN G
¡with
promptness and dispatch. Coentry or­
irug stores and groceries.
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ders solicited—and selections made for pu­
'EMIL FRESE. Wholesale'Druggist,
;, EDWARDS informs all
pils, teaobers, ooncerts, Ao., Ac,
¡¡Sole
Agent,
410
Clay
street,
• “ Whom it may concern,’’
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Will he Trte to Me, ’ Ti iE Perkins 30bte. i'
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The Orphan Wanderer,-
ditto
30cts.
WAGONS; IIÀfcKS, COACHES A^r
The Rose Bosh.
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30oto.
An experience of many yea rs 44
Fairy cf the Wildwood, H. A. Brown dOcts.
A. G. PHILIPS, D. D. S.
in th*e business, enables him t ;o aàsiir
Memory,
(for Baritone,)
ditto
30cto.
ould invite attention to his improved
that he understands what it
Facilities for Dental work,
Four of any of the above will be forward
or repair jobs in his line in a
at San Eran cisco Prices, in a style not to ed be on receipt of one dollar.
through all our vftried seaso
excelled anywhere-
l^TStnd forji Circular.
in exchange for his work w
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BROWN
PERKINS;
lumber. He irantfi Spokes,
ie?, consciences, nothing is
conducive to
v2 qlttly
Broome-st.,
New York City
Axles, &c., fey; which be will
nr- healthjhan a good set of th.
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teth, Cerne! and
Umpire Shuttle Sewing.
Lafayette, Jhly 31,1866-:
as soon, at you
ye^wbo have no money c
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For the Dentists of Oregon
ARE 8 U PE RIO a TO ALL OTHERS, «
RFF yoûjirq in wanL a si
ASH
Aro loud in their wails,
JlNG TUB, large c
be ac»
Since their high prices aro bo'dly assailed. For Family andManufactuTmg PurpoM«
£
Agents wanted
■»The Tot bl ess look up
a ted. Address, '
commodated* at SI J
With li pleasant Surprise,
[eyes
. EMPIRE S. Af. CO.
£
ÓB0C1BY S iork
v2 nlO ly
And
nd Matrons & Maids show joy uitbeir
616 Broadway, N. Y
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10
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of
LAFAY^l
at all times found all the.staple artic^s in the
Family supply line, besides
surrouded by a dense Forest of ?l&rge clear
Miscellaneous Assortment of
and
an^Terider Yellow Firs; also Çedar
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and Licorice, pipes, pens and Inks, powder,
Caps, Shot and Bar Leajd, Letter paper, fancy
and plain, Envelopes, plain and fancy, Oysters
G irls beware of transient young men ; and Sardiues, Canned Fruits of all kinds,
Fiuest Wines.
never suffer the addresses of a stranger;
Best brands Whiskys and Brandies,
recollect that a steady farmer boy or me­
Hostetter, Hoofland |nd Drake Bitters.-
chanic is worth all the floating trash in
the world.. The allurements of a dandy
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walking stick in his paw, some hoDest tai­ TOBACCO, SMÖKINQ AND OHEWING OF
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Patent Medicines.
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A general variety of the leading proprietà-
young man are lost in the wane of the 1 ry remedies constantly on hand.
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wants his wife, bis children, and his neigh­
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thinks that everybody else should or ought
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that has a right to indulge in ill temper.
numerous to mention. Give me a call u„
and '
Every man draws the reins tight in regard make a purchase.
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to other people, but allows himself lhe
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lowod to rip themselves up in honor of the
Free , and Accepted Masons.
deceased ruler. Five only were deemed
worthy, the others not being sufficiently
Meets in Lafayette on the 1st and
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Friday of each month, at half past 6 in the
afternoon.
P oor Bus.—It is said that a bee stung
Brethren of the order, in good standing are
Beast Butler lately and died immediately.—
Nothing pure can withstand a contaot with invited to attend. GEO. H. STEWARD,
the blighting viru that oonraes ('
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