Georgia Historic Newspapers

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■ ir~T -t Pill Wii ■ .•***■*.
I Menly 0.l rain*
<' i'( >is I.o'-t Hl• o. •- ' ’
Thisisa bigu onla.i u*l it.
]*:ur nov,- J don’l lixu to dy.iyo them. li im
noil'•* * i.y x.
})i. Lumpkin made a living visit 1<
La l a vet t tliis week.
The Alabama Herald is a having
nlivelv time* discussing the question of
('mtgressiomtl < onveivtiojis.
Three of tin: suspected munlvrs of (lie
]\[.union Hhletx iti \Y hiifield Cos., was ;tr
jo.stn 1 a few days ago.
I’he man a fra id of i ramjis has tied up
jii> dog and |>iii up a notice, “ L iborei s
Want.* l,”j —!> istoa I' .st.
- .*ov v
“If \\\ wautTo git at tin* nktiml value
|• >l , nuikok, ' says .tosh IVi'hngs, “luv
I ;i hob-tailed on**, and then estimate on
fjliim.”
\X lkmi In* paid a heavy hill at tile
■milliner's for spring bonnets, silks, and
■ aohe groaned : “ i here's a woiian at
■tli.- bottom of this*?”
He blow into bis gnu to see
If loading up was needed;
Tin* jury to a man agree
That the gun blew just lie did.
■ tSavs .losb Hillings, “Whenever I see
Hiaoa! handsuni woman engaged in the
■'ninuinV rights bizzinoss, 1 am agoing
Hli.ilo, off mi bat and jinethe proeesf--
ln 11. * 5
I The \ :i!li'v Herald lias been sold to
d. A. Durr ami J?ev. .!. 11.
l)arr now; bear dot I‘arrott
toll;.—l'leveland Hear'led.
I There are about seven thousand dsily
fni weekly papers mtlie Fnited States.
rWml one billion eight hundred million
copies are issued annually.
'H 1 >wler is yet Pbolograplriivg with us
c in ■ one rmiie all and have your piot
m> * taken or to late to larj? will be the
and eil\.
*Wm ....
■ ''ingle picture of the dc-ad ten dollars.
sir,’' said the gentleman from
P 'burg, “i was not in the war, but
nw ! i i’t it be r was wounded.” “All! in
tied. Seriously wounded?” “Yes ‘sir;
be was shot in the horse.’ [ — Hoston
r^Bni
m man is a great fool to permit liim-j
m locoim' irrationally nngiv, lif
k|* hi* a halm of <bung*it a revlover in
'in last art if! which lie shoud ha vs in
tfiM 1" fket .| —Waterman.
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l s-ii'l a little j-irl, ‘Mo metO
to get married as much as women 1
I‘slunv! What are von talking ;
•''■in? “\\ 1 1 y, ma, the ladies who conic j
B :, r- always talking about getting!
~,a‘ t!u* men flout.
■ " "°i'd eluu'aeter comes f.iom a
i B "’kieli means to engrave upon or to j
B :!i - { luiraeter is that inner suhstan
'•o and essential quality which is
'^9 ! "kt ' l),u 11 io very soul, and makes a
na ’*‘ " kat lie actualv is.
iK‘\i ( x )nat<*rly Meeting of the
i *’ n 1,1 * ir-uit, will he held at Sulphur
I "kn'.gs, ,„v, r <‘o|. Parris’, cm the 80th
B "Hi 'ia 1 members of the climeb
$ ir !' 1,1 mind tbe time and place,
I l! "' to intend the meeting.
■ I: “' “ ir > asked a straggler one day
9 M111( l anting gree persimmons,
Ej i kimw they were unfit for food.
■lf oing them (or food, general,”
"'an, "Jiu eating them to
B } s!, ’" i;t eh up to fit my rations.,,
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f| S( ''"led young tulip you are,
H ,1 " t " know what’s meant by
1 a • ,l ‘kdnsion.’’ 1 lugging a tlo
-1 v|Jn rin! ’infing a pretty girl
H K)n " ' *n<vk on you just as
I™ I V, , limls fellow that
' l|f 1 1 kan you do. on ought
, 11 i(> eoujes.n Vour ignorance
' 1 U!l unblushing man ier.
A Voung in;! n stepped up ti> a pojk
• Talk-the f her day, and tipping bis ha,
I witii bis leit hand, taking bold of one oi
Üb;‘ ieuves With tit* riglti, when t-be. fol
: lo W I Ujg took p| aee.
| How lo you do. Miss ? bowluive
j 'ou be i\\ ,it>u are v m -(list at
ii iiis juttel ire, anoth*r vou i;• mm wlio
u is concealed near by, roan* 1 oit with
j J.-tngditer. which-caused hini.lo forget ail
tne eliijueit lie. li.ad bpJore him:
j .Huj.n S.ukkm-.\x declares tli.it he. Im
| iieves it to be an bon >r for aijv iw*;:i,l >1 i
i. fan to op a Howe 1 to eotri.liuie uiouev in
laid of the poor oprbssed members oftbe
| L U’sia.na returning board. At the same
time • 10 1 111 is e ireful enough t deny tliai
In* has eonf i ibute 1 anything. 'I he pa *.• -
j don now mis s. win* bad the honor of
i -s t ling (lie demands ol ( asanov'g Lei
| his namy b * known so that tin* Lie ids
of t he adm inis! ration ea n pa,v a few pa s
iug newspaper tributes to bis pal. mi.mi.
[ —(gou>tit ut ion.
It is jie.liaps iim;.!cs:;. just now, to revive
the iiimmv ol tin* elector.) ! commi-siou
I wliieh Laadu’eiitly eoimted. Mr Haves n
I oil ice, but. the con lessiou ot M . list ice
j Mailer to tbeelieet that he know Mr.
j f i i 1 dj*ii was entitled to the.elector 1 v.otc
.
o: Louisiana is calculated to attract tin*
. attention ol the public, It " ill i e te
-1 meiribenl tliat in spite of his k now bulge
ot t his fa ft, Mr, .bust in* Milhu voted
i wifi, the republican members ofThe com
■ uiissoin at evei v step ami on every count.
, It is impossible to doubt that tiie infam
ies ot t Ik* elect ora 1 commission will bc
}] mg withhehl from the public.[—Hon
s L i t u t ion.
I" r am I he man v unfavorable erii i.'isms
which may now ht> heard around the
Legislature, in regard to our new (’(in
stitution,, lrom the difficulty the Legis
lature is expci ieueiug in a.lapling the
statutory to the requirements ol the or
ganic law; and from the great difference
if opinion exist ing relative to the true
meaning and intent ol this most ambigu
ous instrument, it may he safely asse
ted that (Georgia’s greatest need at this
time is a (’oust itu.t ioua 1 Convention.
[ A t hens Haulier.
Our town had the pleasure of attend
ing a convert on last Thursday night
given by Miss Kmmie. L. Haily, ot
Oadsdeui Ala., and her litth* Nice Ivinuie
Anderson, eliss Haily takes tliis method
of seeking soi.ne reci('ali<m from tin*,
confimnent of the school room, luiV I ! IJ4*
taught for several years without cessa
tion, She bps made for herself an en
viable reputation asa teacher of music
and comes highly reecommiende 1 by
prominent citizens of her native Stale, as
a lady in every sense oftbe term. Her
commi t here was interesting, her rending
of Cm few was excellent. \Yo never will
forget the comic “tie hack’’ rendered hv
Miss H. \Yc bespeak for her a liberal
[(atronage, and can assuie those who at
tend a musical treal.
A A<’ ssaristao:a.
Mr. 1). F. Lawson of this city has in
vented anew thresher whi dt promises
to he a giand sucees. Wc had the
pleaslrc of seeing it work Saturday
evening and it does finely—far beyond
his own expectation. It chines *.h * lrnal
of all grains and leaves the chaff on tin*
head, it is in lied a cnHomsity—mor°
on, account of the s u ill am unit of ma
chincrv than anything else—only two
leather hands aside from the bourse pow
er belt is a’ 1 used. <)n the cylin ler there
aie no teeth, hi., instead are what wc
would call “tongue and grooves” that
rub tiie wheat from the heads and dose
not mash or break the grains. Mr Law
sou will gr regularly into the manufaet
me of them shortly, and on account of
of tl e in icliine lie will un
doubtedly he able to sell them over all
other maehines
(’leavend ilea rad
Talking (iliiS#
i
■
* The rtf are entirely too many men,
preachers and laymen who seem to think
j they have a special call to tell how
| tilings ought to be done and bow they
; ought notMo be done —this done they
rear back mid fan themselves, saving in
! . °
their way: “Now’ i( things don’t go
light it’s not my ianli.” As often as
other-wise these same are on.top of the
load tha Mint is pressing the wagon in
the mire. Wouldn’t a- workerbo justi
fied in ieaA ing his prayer half-finished,
’ and come up more effectually to the help
! and the Lord an I Lis c.ver!iiadt*d lea.ui, lo
' - .
' pu>!;!i'g ol! such do-not i bigs hend-lore
most in tin* ni.itd? aijd igf tliem talk
; iiuMii ve*ves out--—or r<* mrin in.- —which
| might be “.a r betier.”
j \b-i;iou>: neighboring sli'iids whose
I scruples do mu sgeni to.be moihidiy tie -
’ vidoped, having ttrule tin? ! InwkinsvilSe
Disqaleii the medijnu imr the peipeira
j t ion oi*a senes ol id\ ei I ising trands in
e<ui.neeiiou w.f-e< 1 lu? wild lauds, tils: edi
tor of t ]i :jt spirited' and p ]>uia,r weekly
is j,us.tlv indignant,, ami is veut.ila iug
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the matter in a .*ty!e at once empkatie
land cone las i ve. il is to Im l hoped: tips
p irti ular liram li.ol the wild. !;in.d frauds
will be .carefully looke 1 into, to flip end
! that those who have been swindled may
!i ;v * redress. I. i one ius:a, ice th * sheriff
lof a e.mat vad v. r.ise l w iSd lan Is for sale
;
in the Dispatch, paving ih * e litor a lee
1 . 1 , ' 1 *
of six t v dollars. 1 i n-iking his return > to
■ t.he com ot roller-gca *rnl t lie .slu*i i:f claim -
|e l and was allowed t bont fourteen hun
! d•••(*(! doll irs as, tin* a. 1 vertia;ng fee —a
■ j.rettv tall eomni’s.don up >u the aet
u.ii charges oi the Disp 'teli. Ihe o litor
iias !een investagat iag the mattei fur
ther and finds that another sherifi has
! pin ve l tii** same pi'olftable little game
i ‘ . . ' * .
; The. name oft he County is not gi •e* i hip
| a letter from Mr, (Lddmtith tothcDis
| patch Miows that t.he sheriff claimed sev
.on hundre l and t w cut y-eight, dollars as
ithe a lvcr.i'ing fee, whereas the editor ot
• tlie Disjcilch says that Ins charges for
jad V(*rt ising tie* wild lands in that par
; tieular county did not reach the sum of
| forty doilu.rs. Tbose are ni.at.ters that
'should be looked iuto.[ —The (’onstitti
i t it m
VYashizagtojs 012 Pi’oihiaHy
(hie lnridr and years ago (en.
ington issued the following order on pro
fa.ne sweating, li is fou.udin Hotnton’s
History of Wess Point ;
‘ 11 i;a oc*cari'Kiis Mooitu’s HorSK.j
Wf.st I’o.ix r, duly 2H 1771*. (
“Many and pointi'd orders having been
issued a pninst that unmeaning and ahom
iuahl(* eustoii of swearing, not wit listand
ing which, wi’h much regret, tin* gener
;y! ( h erves that it prevails if possible,
m,ort* than ever; his feelings are continu
ally wonnd,ed by tin* oaths, and ii„pvv,)
limns of the s,oldieJs whenever lie is in
hearing of 1 hem.
“The name <d tliat Leing from whose
bountiful goodness we are premitted to
exist and enjoy the coin torts of life as
incessantly imprecated and profaned in a
manner-as wanton as it is shocking. Lor
the sake, therefore, of religon, decency
and order, the general hopes and trusts
that officers of every rank will use. their
influence and authority to check a vice
which is a- unpr< fi'able as it i.s wicked
and slfameTil.
“If ofiiecrs wm.ild make, it an unavoid
able rule t > reprimand, and it that does
not do, punish soldiers for offences ot this
kind, it could not fail of having the de
1 O
sired effect.”
A Woiidn’iiil Work*
An, American engineer, who, being en
gaged in the construction of a railway in
(’liiua, has had unusually favorable op
portunities of examining the “(neat
Wall” built to obstruct the incursions of
tin 1 'Tartars, gives the following account
of this wonderful work. The wall is
1,7-Kmiies long, eighteen feet wide and
fifteen feet thick at i the top. The foun
d 1 1 ion throughout is of solid granite, the
lemuiuder ol compact, masonry. At in
tervals of between ‘JT) and 8.00 yaids
towers rise up, t venty-tive to thirty feet
high and twenty-four feet in diameter.
()u the top of walks and both sides of it
are masonry parapets to enable the de
fenders to pass’unseen from one tower to
another. The wall itself is carried from
point to point in a perfectly straight line
across vaUeys and plains and over hills
without the slightest regard to the con
figuration of the ground, sometimes plung
ing down into abysses a thousand feet
deep. Ih'joks and smaller rivers are
bridged over by the wall, while on both
hanks <Tf larger streams strong flanking
towers are placed.
In a late interview, Senator Wallace
(Deni..) of Pennsylvania, said: “Local
is our aim, and it is really
the only living issue at present before the
people, A govennent of the people for,
the people by the people* is what wc
want and must have. Klectors in their
several districts and localities must he
free to vote as they like and must he re
lieved from the presence and force, -of
Federal influence and dictation. Fin
anace will take care of itself. The 1 coun
try is now properoiis. in another year
it will be moie so. And by that time
noinmer.ee will have so regulated the
(j nest ion that igwiil ha ve comj>lete: v *1 i • -
appeared m m must !>■ at libmtv to
vpie lie,' wag. he gis lies and must 1 e
tree .to Ia !f; p;.b >u,d J.o his Ii lend 011 elec
lion day 011 what b i considers hi> liglils
and }.n"i \ i!*ges without bei-n.g ajraid that
a nutrshafop otli.'U !A*dera! - ffjeer will pytt
bis liatnl upon, liis shoulder and move
him off. L icu.l goverment., nr, a-, it i.
sometimes ca.lJed, *iu;m* rule, 5 is, vvlia.
•he country wants and w hat we wii
give it, The people have grown impa
tient at Hie imvsvint thrU'iiug id Led
('lai arms into their local matters, and
are de erm.i:i<*d. to, destroy t biy> advane
ng sysiein of eeiitr ttio;!.”‘
William Enima Austin
College.
T In* Fail Session of the \\ . K. A.
t'ol!e:e, SteM’iisoii Ala., will open on
Mo no a v Sejil. i,.-t. ( alalogues, staling
tei 111s, coin sc ot stmlv Ore., will i e sen 1
on aj'plieat ioi .
-l‘J—Lit A. F. Myour, FicsT.
&5-<> rv.
\Xv will pay oik* dollar per hu.shel for
all good wheat di*!ivered to us within
the next thirty days, on aecounis.
\\ ill pay !fO bents in goods at follow
prices : codec 5 and (dbs to the dollar,
sugar lOibstolhe doi'ar. domestics 7
and S cents per va : rd. prints. 7) to lV ; \ ee.nts
per yard, hrogans shoes sj*l.H) to fj'V.lin
per pair. Tby above, are t! it,* juices of
leading articles; we sell everything i.n pro
portion, NYe ask you to call and see for
yourselves a mi, do not takcotln*! - j>eo].des
word for it that vve sell at high prices.
(food supjdy of bacon constantly on
hand. Sit tons lion,r ST.UO per hundred
lbs,bacon 111 cents per pound. Kesjieet-
In 11 y yours, Snirii A Hkown.
:>7 4-r.
JAMES A, CASE,
—With—
LEE & GRiFFiSS’.
—* sc W
Cash Store,
TRENTON. GEORGIA.
<a• ani)iax'
uyuKr.iA iK\mr rorxTv.
Hv virture of an order of tin* court ol
Ordinal v, i will sell before the Court i
house in T renton, on the first T lies- i
dav in September next, within the legal
hours of sale, the following real estate u! |
F. A . T at 0 ■ benefit of creditors. 1
to w it; laud No’s t>Lb> og.) olili j
and HO aeri's in the lltli district
and 4lh see,*, ion of Dade comity. Also j
one uudivwed eighth interest in lots' ol ■
land Nobsl2t>. and 100 in the lStli
district ann 4th section of said county, j
Terms cash. This Aug 7th IS7O. 1
Koht. F. Tatum, Ouanlian.
(JFOHOIA l)A.l)K (’OFXT’Y.
Whereas, AV. 1. O'Neal niliuinistrator on tin
estate of E. \V. O’Noitl late of said county
and ceased, has ajtyliod for leave lo sell the lea
e.-tafe belonging to said estate,for benefit ol
heirs and creditors.
All persons concerned are hereby notified to
file their objections, if any exist, on or befoic tin
first Monday in September next, else leave will
!h* granted the applicant to sell srfld real estate.
This July LMst IH7D.
J. A. 13 KXXE TT. ordin ar v.
ILidc Slieiir^alc.
Will le sold for cash, on the first Tuesday in
October next before tbe court lonise door in tbe
Town of Trenton, with in tb - legal hour <g' sale,
the following property to wit, filly acres* of
of land No. 54 in the Itt district and 4 section
levied on to satisfy a Susperior Court tifa in fa
vor if F. jM . Street, vs John (i. Jacoway.
Also at the same time and place, lot of land
No. 254 in the 10th district and 4 section oI
Dade Cos., levied en t i sit’sd'y a lax fOa issu and by
J. A. Moreland, tax Collector an 1 against Jbn
<t. Jacoway, defendent ii fiiii.
This August tbe 2(> l.{f 7 t
Jam is W. li.k ins FiikJmffv
Dadr Sale*.
NVill be sold before be court bouse door in
the town of Trenton, Dade Cos., for cash, on the
first Tuesday in September next, within tbe
legal hours of sale, tbe following property to wit.
one undivided ball interest of lot of land No IST
in tbe 10th district and 4th section of Dade Cos.
levied oil as tbe property of .Mitch Pope, to sat
isfy a Superior court tifa in fir tor of John L. Di
vine, vs Mitch Pope. Property pointed out by
the defendant Milch Pope.
Also at the same time and place, lots'of land
Nos. 33 31 45 and part of 3N, in the lSth district
and 4th section of Dade Cos., let ied on as the
property of Larkin Payne, to satisfy a superior
court liTa in favor of John .M. flillespie against
Larkin Payne. Property pointed out by defend
ant.
Also at the same time and place, lots of land
X05.%33 and34 in the Lstb ilistrietNmd 4tb sec
lion Ll J);ide Cos., levied on as the property of
LaVkiiV Payne, to satisfy a superior court fi a in
favor of Adams Throne V* Cos., against Larkin
Payne.- Property pointed out by defendant.
11 1 is Ju i y tl i e Sdll iIS 70.
J.xm k s W . Ll e v txh i; Rll r.
\\ <• {lk* u mini>: gmxi vr ;l ii V.| lull \\ ill
tint Now,son :s i tirM ,*|?i.s> w*il iiggvr in
dirt or nu-k, am! also to wall up . wyj ,-f\,
I lie jmdiic well Ik* dug at i rya on, v-; i:
done ox ..to iiv :nTolling lo n: ihw. and w
can iccoimiiLMu! him to any and a!! ti n
want Widi.s <lrgor icpairod.
.lamas \V. jilovins, A. and. 1,-.c, 'S', 11. P,
t’olo, Jolin P. dm*owav, W l . .hum
: 4 ...
way, A.mlivw icon, J.<\ Smi.ii. W
H. Taylor, 15. P. *>Lij >rs. r jiggli Alli
son, x. \y. CoJt:,. \v. ji.. f ,-si?,tton.
Wo thr inidoisium* laa-n i!y that Ir.
Nmysoii, hilly roiiijdiod with his con
tract in, digging wells tor us. an 1 thy\
giu* p-wfcct saiisi’action in pvurv rrsper i
and. T. Siniill, T. 11. \\[ Cole,
d.uly 2S{h, IST'J.
> our IZ&m'Y ;* t 23<>zm
hon c\sn 1 will make <a first e’ass
i'’ieiie!i call li nn! sywed hoot, for ijJ.hOD.
A ga.Htg tor $(. Ladies' hand shewed kid
stlOC $•). !Vgg(‘ll $ I'.
Scotch cd'o'O Ijoot. s a speciality.
\ Iso iVg Kip Hoots t rom n.<ht iij>.
Our work will Cdnpare with anv, to:
tit, style apd Wear. All work must lc
p.u,d (or hei re leaving' tin* simp. Th s"
•at a dsiancc can have llieir work sent su
jeet to inspection.
Ihi’essent tor self measurement.
Trenton, (a. d'. !1. iioherlsoii.
W. M. Newsom,
PPACTP’AP I> I iiT A- HOCK
W e 1 I~D i g g e r,
TPKNTOX. (JA.,
Is jwepared to dip' wells on .short notice
and on k
Reasu3B ahlv IT*rE23s.
AN ill gmiranteo each well to Ik* sup
plied with a good stream of water. Uni
ties ha vine' wells to dip would do well to
see iiM' before coni mcl ing.
ipST’O'cmeniher ! insure every well to
afford b foci ol watm during all seasons
or Id mouths, o:#to charges made.
icar Repairing oi alt kinds done on
hint notice. b-i-ltn.
Webb Tatum,
A gcijt f*r
Britten's Nursery
Kstii.h Si't;ix<is, Alimn.K Thnn.,
lias all kinds of fruit and ornamental
tret's consisting of t lie linest ([iialitii's of
early, late and other vat id it's of Penck,
Apple, I’eaigW ild (loose iMnm, (heny,
and anything in l lie fruit line..
1 have a plate hook, ami will l e round
some t ime th is season tor ihe pm pose ol
eseliug trees, or ] allies wanting trees
will please notify me at this place. W ill
sell at prices to suit tha hard times and
guarantee aii fruit to he as represented.
Please hear in mipd the diifeictiee in Inly
ing from a. eit i/.en <d the count v and Inly
ing from some one you nevet expect to
ese again. "J, ! -om.
FROST TREES! FRUIT TREES!!
Do you iu l< n l to 11 l.oi 1 Fur IT Turns this Fail?
Do you want the host quality of trees, that
will produce the finest fruits?
Do yoll want trees raised here, and that will
suit litis l.iinale? —A. (1. C.vrimS Agt. for\V. 15.
Storers* Nursery, Chattanooga Tenn., can sup
ply you with apple trees, best variety of fruit,
one and two years old (all mailed) at 12 V 2 ' to
15 eonls apiece. I’oaelidiiat jMk ! ripen from the
Ist. of June to Ist. of hest valities one
year oltl haded trees t to 25 cents apiece.
Pears. Cherries, Plums, Apricots, Quiir e
Drapes, Strawherries Are., all of the best, and at
lair prices. Call at the Nursery, or ad tress
A <l. Catkon Chattanooga Tenn.
42—:im
Hamilton House,
J. 11. RA(4SI>AU:, Proj>'r.
Cor. Mdrfcot n'tnl Sixth Sts,,
Chattanooga, * - Tknx.
CKN'TRALLY Ii()CATKI>.
J. LONG
Dcjilcr in
tjl sr xxiia. j?g.
Matalic Cases & Coffins
Constantly on hnml.
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THE EASIEST CELLifiG,
THE BEST SATISFYING
Its Introduction and World-rencwned
reputation wr.s ths tlcaih-blow to high
priced machines.
THERE ARE t:° SECOND-HAND
WHITE MACHINES Su THE MARKET.
This is a very Important matter, os It Is a well
known and undisputed f tet that many of the so
called first-class machines which arc offered so
cheap now-a-days ard those that have been re
possessed (that la, taken . back trom custoneis
after use) and rebuilt and put upon the market
&s new.
THE WHITE 13 THE PEEfI OF ANY SEWING
ho"CHINE NOVi UPON THE MARKET.
IT IS MUCH LARGEm THAN THE FAMILY PA
CHINES Of THE SINGER, MOWS Af4U WEEO
[JAKE.
IT COSTS FJORE TO f/iAMU.’ACTURS THAN
CITHER OF THE AFORESAID MACHINES.
ITS CONSTRUCTION IS SIMPLE, POSITIVE AMO
DURABLE.
ITS WORKMANSHIP IS UNSURPASSED.
To not Biij any other before trj
ing tho VvIIITB.
Prices aai Terns Mats Satisfactory.
AGEITTS WAITED I
Jf kite Sewing Machine Cos,,
CLEVELAND. 0.
ECONOMY
Cooking or Dt3Sesttln.gr
5 cts.a day
New Excelsior Oil Stove.
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Send for Circulars
COLEMAN OA3 APPAEATOS AND OIL CO.
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principle of
7SPEPSIA
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gestion , or Liv.*~
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H fR JHaa 'for circular. Frir*
Wm kp W of Belt $3 00.
mmhm SBSmwm 53 89% S*3l ( Address
FISDKK DYSPFPSIA BELT CO.,
282 Illinois St.. Chicago