THE HERALD
Mother.
BY CHARLKS W. I1CBWEU.
Where U the light, on curth or iu 6ky?
That 1 like to the light of a inotlier'a eye?
Hath the fuireet btarwe look upon.
Or splendor of rising or setting son.
Glory to t .rill us, or magic to move.
Like the eye of mother illunii ed with love?
What's like the glo m, the total oclipxe.
That sadden gurroumlctu us-soiling the Hps
To t'rave-like silence, save only the cry
Of the wounded soul writhing in agony
Thcetjrmthato'orwhelmeth us, cloud upon
clond,
When that eye's peerless glory is veilod by
the shroud?
Are the sweet sounds on earth and 1 1 air,
Or those which we deem that the angel must
hear.
Sweet as the love-words that tenderly come
Blessing us, guiding us; filling the hours
With beauty and fr grance, as God 111U the,
flowers?
Whafs like the tansfl, the silence supreme,
The roid-oecan tolitude, vague as a dream,
That burdens tho hea t when, forever and
aye.
We turn from her conflncd dust, weepirg
away
And Ol te'l me when hath Love holler ehrine
That tho spot where".. mothe.'s Wa ashe
recline? 11 ... .
S'aippiug Cattle.
American Stockman. .
Hanriprn tf this naner may nnd 111
the following from the American Cul
tivator something of inter!, showing
oa it iiwi nr.a staire more than most
piIa r:tiaci-H of the westf nre acquaint
ed with, of the journey so many prhr-j
cattle are 01 late rauning luwniua
hieh thev linally meet the
cKimuiuer of beef. The Cultivator
i t a
tr i K-wl tlitt TiiPtiQiira of ;i YiBlt
to the steamer Brazilian, while loading
- - . . . . 44- ihit
at Tier .No. o, t.ast uosiun. a wio
t &lie was takmir in
IIUIC V vn... ..w., - -
and oatmeal, while tlie
i.,nl r..r wHtH hfino; meuared
Diana iv v . -. - " .
She has accommodation for GiO lieau
of live stock. Her ventilation is su
noriur in jilmost iinv bani we have
about forty ventila
tors,' beside windows in the side of the
bich can be opened in .pleas
ant weather, allowing a current of air
to pass through. One-half of every
hatchway, also, can be kept open, even
during rough weather, l'lates of boil
er iron about the hatchway, to the
height of six feet, prelect it from ship
ping water during a heavy sea. The
forty ventilators are tubular in form,
turning at right angles at the tops,
and so arranged as to always point in
the direction the wind is blowing. This
aids in producting a partial vacuum,
and the motion of the vessel aids ven
tilation. Half these ventilators ar
connected with the lower deck, so that
the bad air arising from that part of
the vessel doe3 not pass through the
upper decks to the annoyance of the
animals. There are, also, two venti
lators connected with the smoke stack,
which is surrounded by anon-conducting
encasement. Into these two venti
lators are openings from the two cattle
decks, through which the air is conti
nually rushing, Bometims with suffi
cient force U carry along a half-sheet of
newspaper. The vessel is provided
with two air pumps, and whenever the
ventilation is feund iroporfectthey are
put in operation, and the cattle decks,
even in hot weather, become, in a short
time, cooler than the upper deck.
The cattlo are not more crowded
when tied up than in any ordinary
barn, and the walls and ceilings about
them are kept well white-washed. The
deck is divided so as to give a space
for each three or four animals, the di
visions being made by three six-inch
boards placed perpendicularly. In case
of crowding or in the lurching of the
vessel these partitions prevent too
much pressure coming upon a few of
the cattle, and do not in the least in
terfere with perfect ventilation.
Years ago the method of shipping
cattle was by passing a sling under
the animal and. after giving it a slight
hoist, lowering it into the hold, lne
animal rarely struggled, appearing sur
prised at the sudden manner in which
it was lifted off its feet, and before it
could recover from its surprise it was
safely in the hold. Sometimes, how
ever, the sling broke, or the animals
was so imperfectly balanced that it
would pitch either backward r for
ward. Later, a cage was substituted
for the sling, into which the animal was
driven and out of which it walked
when lowered into the hold. 13ut this
was a slow and very different process
from that followed at the Brazilian.
Here, sis a car-load of cattle was emp
tied into the shed, they were driven to
the gangway of the steamer, and so
up oa dek, and then, by another gang
way, down into the second hold. Here
they were stalled, standing together
most as closely as in a cattle car.
Imagine, tied up on the lower deck
three hundred oxen not such as we
see every day at Biighton, but a
selection from them. There were
grade shorthorn and longhorns, and a
few grade Herefords. It is long since
we saw such a number of choice cat
tle together, certainly never in the
hold of a ship. We now learned the
necessity of such ample ventilation.
The condensed breath of the animals
prevented our seeing from one end of
the hold to the other in fact, we could
see the oxen only for a few feet from
where we stood, while the numerous
lanterns, swinging here and there, ap
peared more like gilt buttons than like
lights. ' , .
Thtee hundred oxen had been ship
ped in about three hours, and the re
maining three hundred were shipped
without accident, and Mith little more
trouble than in loading them into cars.
Jafter the cattlefcarejplaced gin'tlie
vessel, they are in the care of the ship's
men. One man has charge of every
twenty-five animals; but as the work
can be done better by two. or more
working together, four men are assign
ed to every one hundred animals.
When the cattle are properly scured
they stand facing each other, and there
is room for a man to pass between
the rows at their heads, so that the
two rows can be fed from one passage
way. It would not be safe for a man
to pass behind the cattle, and conse
quently the manure remains all thro'
the voyage, the vessel having to be
thoroughly cleaned after she reaches
Liverpool. It is evident that not a
single ventilator could be spared, and
we are enabled fully to realize the
. great importance of the two air pumps,
which instead of forcing air into the
hold, bring up the foul air, causing
quite a breeze in the hold, even on the
hottest summer day.
Regarding the condition of the ani
mals when they arrived at Liverpool,
one man considered their gain in
weight sufficient to pay for their pass
age; a second said they gained, but not
go much as that; while a third thought
they held their own in weight and con
dition. In the educatiou of the blind at
Boston an excellent step has been tak
en. They are now taught to tunc pi
anos, and aro extremely successful in
their work.
The National Convention.
Each State ia entitled two delegates
from each congressional district and
four delegate" at larire, and each ter
ritory and the District of Columbia t
two delegates, making a total of T5'3.
The delegations arp as follows:
KOliTHKR.N STATKsJ
California
Colorado
Connect it-iit
12 j Nevada
BiXcw Hampshire...
12? New Jersey
42 i New York
:i!oino
22! Oregon
...6
...If
...1
...70
...44
... .6
...M
...R
. ..10
...20
4C2
Illinois
Indiana..
Iowa
Kansas
Maine
Massachusetts.
Michigan ,
Minnesota.. ..
. .10! i'ennfjivania..
14
22
10
C
Rhode" island..
ermont ..
Vicouiu
Nebrat-ka
SOUTHEKX STATES.
Alabama 201 Maryland. ..
..16
..20
..14
..24
..10
. .22
"io
2TC
Arkansas 12! -North 1 'uremia..
Deleware 0 Sonlli Carotlna..
Florida -! Tennesse
Oecruia 22, Texas
Kentucky 21: Virginia
Ixiuixiana .'...lo: West Virginia...
Mi--si issiipl Hi
Missouri 30.
THE TEKRI1 OKIES.
Arizona 21 Wyoming 2
Dakota .2 j J. 1 ah . ............ . . .... -'
Idaho 2i Ditftrict of CoIuinbia..2
Montana 2i
New Mexico 2 J
Washington 2! Total -A
The New Atlantic Cable.
It extends from Brest, France, to St.
rierre, olF Newfoundland, thence to
North Easlham, near Provincctown,
Cape Cod, Massachusetts, where con
nection is made with the land lines of
the American Union Telegraph Com
panv, and is the sixth telegraphic ca
ble connecting the United States with
Europe. The cable was consiructea
by Messrs. Siemens Brothers, of Eng
land, and is considerably stronger than
any of the tables previously laid. The
central wire of copper is surrounded
by ten copper wires, twisted, insuring
absolute conductivity in all weather.
For insulating purposes three envel
opes of gutta pcrcha surround the
wire, and outside of the gutta pcrcha
is placed a wrapping of inanila hemp
treated with Chattel-ton's compound.
An armor of steel wire for protection
is outside the hemp, the wires compos
ing the armor beinj laid in a peculiar
manner, side by side, so that fractures
Beem almost impossible to occur. Sur
rounding the armor is another cover
ing of inanila hemp saturated with an
anti-corrosive compound. Not only
is the insulation of this cable regarded
o..nnvwe in nil rit.hftrs. but the celcr-
to wv . . .... r
. . . 1 . ....... .... 1
itv Willi which 11 was cu'isu iii-itu
laid is without parallel in cable his
ir Tiin work w.is coiiinlclctl in cx-
act iv seven months from the day the
concession to the company was grant
ed by the French Government.
The oleander blossom is a favorite
f!-wrr ivith women whose hair and
complexion forbid them buttercups.
poppies iliu uaisica.
CryforPitciicr'sCastoria. YHoyliko
t because it ia sweet; Motliers like
Castoria Isccausa it gi-seii ileal tli to
V o child 1 and Phyticiaas, Lccanse
. b contains no xnorpUiio c 13.11 eral.
3
2S &
'h stature's rerA'Iy fo? aisisrilating
-e food. It ettj e-s Witrd Colic, tlie
-Rising cf o"ir Cunt T-'arrhcoa,
.Hays revcri.slmet;. r.:zl Kills
Worms. Thus tic Cild Lai health
omd tlie ?Iotlc? c tains ioat. Ploas
ant, Cioe.-, a:-1 HoliaTilc.
The mwt effoetivo Paia-reiievin; agents
for
azid EEAST
te -wcrld has ever jkco'wr-j..
Over 1,000,000 UottleB c-eU last year!
Tie l-eaicni f"r t'.iis nnfeeedcutcd popa
liirry, ti t cvia.-i.tj t;.o Cout&ur Lini
jitiats i.ro ! ! tl. .-orvo citQilexice
il.O- - t 1 ' tsriiecurc; tiny
aWflj'i t a !! o-p d'ipoiat.
No . .'...a t.. 1 1-vr kilVr tvi-.h
r.iouitli cr UI Join:?, fr tho
Ml e
t.--.?1 ..-. , i.-l'l fiv'7 cxtcr2i-lE.o.o
tliO,..l-i. - j tiaia,Sprs.'.ii,
Cut, CclI, 2 v i n. Uruise, Stiug, Guli
or L-ciaoiiea 1 v?!ic'a KpiuiJ c?
Z2zux 1 r..'.oj f.ra s-.i?j?eet, tliat flzc.
ra:;t to V-l Cootljj Lclia.
not only ro!:ovo rr.La, 1 V..07 incite
healthy nct;on, i .?iina'tlra,
a:il etivo, v.hci!j.r t'.sj yii.it-tuJ 1 ru.ei.l
froia t o-ida cf tlto C,, or Xcars! bf
t'ao Kci'von fr,ia c mraciol Ccrds or r.
.calwiJ. iM-'aclj frubi it s-iraineJ anVo
or a gated. fov-t ; wuoiher fm dUja: tU-u
pisiri.:23 c-i lady': tacz
or a 6tralao:15ci- "a IIcrio 7,w,'..
Tho CLZ-r-7 i'i"" ;"' ' 1 I'y l'-ra r c.l l;
mortiScation 1;'". YmA Liu.?: STvftlJ
from Strain: l'f!toitii."C.3 or3T.L.Cti
niTtlsja; Cr'pylod f:r 3L:Jo. ly f.!; ?
..cs!etic4 ncri.icut; a vi--.:a'9 J .---a or
a. Socttr'a Bill u:a u!l bo tavca f.oul
OiiO Eott'o cf Centc-iir r.:!ric2..
Xo Ilou-c'iecpcr, Parser, rian'.cr.Tcr.Tn'.te-.
or I.ivrrvtii n. c.-vsi c!T-rd to lo :.'ui ut
these vro-iiful tjJLii5a.is. TT: ' y f...
procarot In tuyi.a:iif thorts e 1 -t
rD cIj. a'.i 1 I.OO a hi.tlle. Tr:J Lotll.
BATES & KOHNKE.
New Carpenter shop on Main Street
Corner of 7th.
Bates & Kolinke,
Builders,
Contractors,
and general workman in the
Carpenter line.
NEW HARDWARE STORE.
J. S. DUKE
Ilswjust opened an eutire new stock of hard
ware. Oil
Twtsr aa3a'mj m ar1 k as: sura.
X3.t door west of Cltupiuan & Siuith's Druf
Store.
A Fall Line of
SHELF HARDWARE,
SHOVELS, HAKES. SPADES ana
ALL GARDEN TOOLS.
NAILS, NAILS, NAILS, by the Ke(,
or Pound
JiOPE, POWDl-R, SHOT, GRIND
STONES,
WHEEL-BARHOWS.
A Full Line of I'l'TF.KRY.
Special Hates U Guilders and Con
ti actors.
All jioods sold as 1o s they possibly caa be
and live. v
a
(
KIT C
A FHYS6!A!'3 TESTIMONY.
SD Yearo a Physician. 12 Years a Suf
' fcrer. Tried Regulsr ncmediss.
Tried Paicnt MedlcinfS. Per- ...
rsaneniiy curod by
smmrrs raoiol ooee,
MESSRS (T.T" Ji rMTT"?. !r! I fcav
iiracil-fl lti-f.ir.i.iC lor thirty j-i :,r. uu& .r.vs
been k uftVr. f mysrif f'r l-w; lve year with Ca
trih lu Uic npu t-"K"b. IHUCe3 R;ifJ l-"3'I-x i
bnYru'ff'l everything In th- r.ialc-r'a ! .. i w.tn
out Miy pjrrrnr.tit rclStf.untll m.;i;y 1 -!iR In.
to'"T phliiiit medicine ('a!rtlihv "im wa a..c.
Vitlitt lire very loth to d). I (ri ici -- - ;..il
JlTt-r others until I tot hold of yonn. I: ll-.-'l
th directions tt fna letter, unci am hwrj''?
liSTe h!d n pertnanciit run-. j n- l!AiJl..".
CURE Is certainly a h'?if r.Tr.Mri,!o: f'r.tne
enre of tliat mod nnjUaaBt arid uausferoiu o.
YoEr.r-'-r.-r;':''T,
D. Y. OIAY. M T
Of Dr. D. rc. n-ny & PMic'a a ml
JJr-ij.'vi.-'ii, t'"1 catiUi), lurra.
ilCSOATIXlt, IOWJL.Marcii tl, IS'.',.
The mine c.T f.iis rcmt ly rccri r.ot te overlooked
In the enro of tliute
SYHPATliETWDISSaSHS,
AffecttotiH rf th- Ft. T.vt. T'iir'&i. LyriV t...t
Bronchia! Tube w'nrn In tn.tnyc ts :: !ii;.. -A
sevtrt? f C;.i..nli. "1 li-r (1 -
exsed con lttlo-i of rti luurt,:, i.n :n! t;,m- 1- :
cue f uii these tr.jn': : ; n J ;vi!i t'i'- t-' - : .
bu been broiitflit r et!v n:A t I - l;.nti; .
the RAPH Al. Cin.i:. 1 '; '! frc ! .;n itout'-e-.
e.mwkt b rtsiional'.''. ( jii. tt it.
It i but tlirc c veins si r S.'VOT
CAL CUiiR w l-'..r..l I t-fori. :'.- ;. ::
that iibort Ur.ie It In- f"ni'". lis v. !.'
T); r..-.r
Ctulfonil, ami I 1 v-.tt v.'Utb-.
druggists nnd pftv!-i.' i t be I
.ir-T.'if'l-:
U S'. I'll''- ft.'t.i
i t f f j.t.ii r:i
preparation f-r tr.r l.-.'.-er.; trc--:
ever cnmnour.di. rt. j !. ! .!! "t r.i:r:-,;.i (.'
more lmporlan'-fw:;'.. ic !i c-. t '1 ,r tli Vr.r su.t'
inent that "jrlthlH 1 e yv;.r ajVj ct:r.-ur.t
remedies for Catarrh ! arc le-a;'.'.ar.e: on sle.amt
to-dav. vrlib one or in e t'e::;iu.-., l!i ir naims
car.ni't b-reetllei! Iv Ci" r:-l- f-.-ii;ti dn: ?'!.'!.
Adve; tln'r.ir may :.n-c i 111 J cini: a j.v
but. nnlea. thi r-rr- y-t ' v. nbte : ipvcr '.?
r.irUleal ptop' r:. :t ..i.'.lut-ecrrlt t fail
Into inni il k. r--.ty.
COi-.tai: I'l. ta 'I'.I'i'i I..:;..vv U ; . J i u
will, fu'.t d.r.c:!i;. I .r J: m-luli 4. It.
i.i'0. :ol'i l;v r.il UKCic x.; r t-i.V;r
dealer tbrotiir: ...: ' "' ' -
Wl.i:K A I'OTTril.O- iv! i,- - .". ' -
if 't i: L! i fl I".
L 1 fclfc fLftd I ESI
IS S1MPLV WOMDSHF0U
EJrCL--:r. .'rs-s-..
..pT.itJ. l'-r7. J
1 fjiii'.'.?: r..i.zys- VrATAIO
ruiii : tl.e l.trs.: ;;;t r'..T i rv.r
ra, a:-.d mj: reboot... csdia
tLtm to u'l.
C. Itcl'ostOW.
If ha? Tor!.: n:y ;. : : r n"a
tin t.ll oi.r j:u-a.t-.-e .
coir cvS 'j fc tifji't. J.jr l-j r r it
Ua:l:! t.r i v.-.:r--.
EyriJiitDtiTKia.
Eki.M..
.;.r !-'. 1-.77. 5
Illto th ci' e 1 (.-u: t. j ii.y
trolun lx-t platitr. :! iiul.
In too n'orM. t i-. llcC s:i.
AsnG vr.. Vo.,
MarcUS:. 5i"i.
Accent :vt tli-.rV? f r '! 3
sroo I d' rlTed rrt.:!- ! -.o!v.o "o
l'l.ASTi f ' - t lf.M 50!ra
time ago. IV. C :do-s..
GGLL1H8' V0LTAIO rlTER
for loenl plns, tamenrsB. Rorer.cs, vca"::i -rmnibni(t
nnd 1-ifl .mmatlon of tuo iur.;'--, l.v r.
kidneys, fpleen. bowel", bindJcr. ttW,i i
cits, ia equal to an smiyot doctors u:;;i .-:t:u tl
plan l aud shrubs.
Prlco. -,"S prtt.3.
old by all Waolr.saie s.:d i;'ta:i irui:ri:V
thronirliout tl:v Unitud tt.itet. and Cr.n.v'.ir. r.:.d by
Vr'.
EEkS POT 1 Kit. Pr. $!
tors, In-.arr
NO CHANGING CARS
) fhom (
OMAHA. COUNCIL BLUFFS, NE3HASKA CITY
or PLATTSV.CUTH lo
CHICAGO,
Where direct connections sire madt vith
Through Sleeping Gar Lines
TO
NKW YOfiK. r.OSTO.V. niILAlEI VHIA
15ALTIM0HE. WAS III NGTO.V,
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES
Tlie SI tort Zjiihc
V a FECR1A foe
IXDIAXAPOLIS. LOUISVILLE. CIXCIS
XATI, and all ijiint,in the
SOTJTHB1AST-
thi: IIKfVr MM, FOK
ST. LOUIS,
Where J'ireet ronneelions are made in the
UNION IEl'OT wiih Throtitih Sleeping Car
I.iues for oil imjuhs SUl l II.
The Shortest, Speediest and most Comfortable
via HANNIBAL U
Ft. SCOTT. DEXISOX. DALLAS, 1TOUSTOX
A VSTJX. SAX AXTOXIO, GALVESTOX
and all points in
TEXAS,
I'., Hi. .n. ifi-W'lifpl l:il:ire Sleeidlil! Cars.
it.. H. it O. falace lirawina-Koom Tars
Willi lloi ton's ftrriiiiinji Chairs. No'.lCxtiy
Chaise tor Keai.m ltci-iiiiin t iuiii-s.
j he famous C.,ilJ. & i. i'alaee Uinin-JiCars
Fust Time. Steel Hal! Track and Superior
Equipment coinMned with tiieir Great Thtowjli
i:ar .irmtujfmcni. maues mm, uuovc ;t:i uuin
the favorite ltoute toil he
iAY, SOITTII ill2!MOlTIII-liAST.
THY IT, and tou.williSndTJAVKI.lNfi a Lux
uryiinsicaii oi a jiscounoii.
:iliootMI:ites of Fare. Sleep
in-' Car Aeeomniodatioiis. and Time TahU-f
will be cheertully given by applying to
James li. Wood,
General Tassenger g't, Chicago.
C. W. S32ITI1.
Trallie Manager.
HOTEL. CITY HOTEL
PLATTSMOCTH, NED.
Fi:t c:a--s LodRing Rooms.
First Chtsa Boarding.
Good Sample llooins
Ever thing and every comfort
A Good Hotel canLFurnlsl!
Also. Good Wines, Good Beer, Good Liquors.
Good Lemonade, Good Ciiran,
Kept at the Cit Hotel.
n;y FRED. GOOS, Proprietor.
SIGN, CARRIAGE and ORNA
MENTAL PAINTER,
A. A-SHLET.
Sh' p over the Brick Block
next to II Boeck's.
r L ATTS MOUTH. - - - - NEB
ly. -
.VLi
Of
1
TAKr: Tin:
af imn i' -'fiami nMaw a
4TTO 5l.-fAW'1 "
VrUS
22. l (r W-.ii-t-Sff :.5 V.s
James Pettee
DE.vLK" IN
FTusical Instramenls,
Sole Appointing Ayent for
The I'urlvalled 3Iaxon A Hamlin
- CABINET ORGANS.
AUo State Acr.t for tlie Henry !' r.iil.er and
W. (.'. Eniervois I'o. I'iaioK.
A M VI . E IN T 1!U M EXTS
it olllee. Sixth, one door south of Main St.
l'LATTS.MOUTII, NEU.
iislc S lo:ai s
Will do well to examine our
New 3Iason tS: Hamlin
OBGAH IUSTETJCTOE
NEW BRICK YARD.
I am LroiiJij to
2v A.K3 IB BICK,
this spiiiii; and w.int lo
MAKE Til EM CHEAP,
that people eau build
EV.ICK HOUSES IXSTEAD OF FRAME.
I shall contract and-
Build BRICK Houses,
tlie coming year and wonid like those
Intending to Build to
!?ive mo n call before looking elsewhere
JEltUV IIATITMAX.
At my ilace on Wa-iiington Avenue or at F.
S. White's Store on Main Street, Flattsimmth,
Nebraska. 45ni3
H ew Firm !
jom:s & agnew,
at tiia -
Brick Livery Stable
PLATTSMOl'Tii, - - NE11RASAA. -
The old Bonner Stables, in Plai tsmouth. are
now lex sen by Jones ft Ajnc'.v, and thev hve
on hand New aud handsome accommodations.
in the snapo of
HORDES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
and
SADDLE HORSES.
We are prepared to keep HOUSED
FOR SALE TRADE!
And will
Train and Break Colts
On Reasonable Teriu!".
ALSO UI'MKMBEil,
That with plenty of room (that every one
known we have; ii. our stable, we can tret Farm
ers' Ftoek and wagons, loads of lia', under
cover, where thev will keep !i v.
Tiiai.ki-ij; all the old patrons for their liberali
ty, we so. ieit their trade for Hie future, catistied
til it ve can accommodate them better and do
better by them than ever before.
50iy JOXES & AfiXEW.
WILLIAM HEROL1),
dealer iu
DltY GOODS, -CLOTHS.
TLANKETS.
FLANNELS.
FURNISHING GOOD
:o:
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Lare stock cf
' BOOTS and SHOES -
to be '
CLOSED OUT AT COST
:o:
Notions, Queeriswarc,
and in fact everything you can call for iu
the line of
General Merchandise. -
CASH PAID FOR HIDES AND ECUS.
All kinds of country l iodi.ce t: ken in ex
change for goods.
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Wk'iJO :.. .
j.. ? iu Si in m7 practice,
rS - f P by tiie PublicS
' : v,5""101 more than S3 years, 2
witli unprocedentcd re-3Ti?t3.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR
Z, ltT. O. f J-U, Ui.L'., MWXOiKClT-v5
J Mi riurciasT WILL TKLLIOV ITs UeetTATlOJ). J
01. V, t4Vvi'H.ltVMVtVmMUtHtf
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P.i n N U Jv- XiS 1 Oku
I ' . 1 'JA .
STltElGIIT & MIL1ES,
Harness Manufacturers,
SADDLES
BKIDLEl
COLLARS.
and all ktnd3 tl harness stock, constantly cm
hand.
Repairing of all Kinds !
NEATL Y DONE cit SHORT NOTICE
1TEW HARNESS ! -
TURNED OUT IN SHORT ORDER,
And Satisfaction Guaranteed.
"S?-Remcmbcr the place, Opposite Henry
Hoeck's Furniture Store, on Lower Main Street,
.rTattsmouth.. Neb.
STREIQHT & MILLER.
BRICK! BRICK!
If you want any
Fire or Ornamental Brick,
Call on
J. T. A. HOOVER,
LOUISVILLE, - - NEBRASKA.
. . IDE 1 3Ca 3S .
J. F. BAUMEISTER
Furnishes Fresh, Pure Milk,
m;i.IVERE DAILY.
Special call? attended to. and Fresh Milk
from same cow furnished when wanted.
HATT
.ji:sT"oricNrD An.ix.
New, Clean. First Class Meat Shop,
oii'Main Street Corner of nth. l'latt-isioutii
Everybody mi hand for ii sh, tei'.der meat.
pner. ?:Anii!G' radical cure
TC SPSiT-IA.'il'OEnCBA.
::nr:
Vjiisili 2 C i 1 ,' 'J S 6L-!.i
A u!iirl-V Jji,covt r;
r. ..1 Xt 1 tttrltie i:i An i
i.t.1 fri'iritct'. .n ti.tinix
M;w faiiti iilic'tv t lit- t
I i. in.J. Hit F- iu.
main.. : u, rll!i;li lit l ine t.l
j t cir.inr.l Ea.ia.' ienit
DIl'V
ritU ni-at of t'.ic J tea( nciiti by Ab crpti&ii. at ii jtr
ul .t or-y U-ct-i, l i !) I p.o iai-tl uiul XJ thi a. T;.c
i: i aiiirUlv tli-l- i nn c-ti cii-or'-fi1, p; i.Kt-.l Rlt
imr.icUialo sJtUinS cni rstorcJue citi-i'i tit tti tlie x
uul a;iil m rvjin ur.-m iz-ati-ji wri-clti'l lr-iii pc:I--ln e
umd r.iiV'iww. :j:iimiu inf.rr.m m in 111,111. ie!r-
i.iih'-r.ii:;d Iu ht n tl loui'.d m: lurry, n-r ovm
tri )"; ran of Sihr.. Xcrv.-uu i:tbil...r, Co'-TusUn
c(i a j.3, Avt3ioii to -'C e y, X.ic.i..e. ov ti 1.1 nr-a-.wi
f jv-crjaturoe.'.l rrs u:n' y titt-iiipartyit.z tti:
tr-:;, as.tl lo-itoviii " :. t txi- . 1 Virror, i (h-jc i; ha
!. 1 1! -arm-i'it tor yo- - a. J nu Hi' .. i.f tr KlUK'iit J.a st4il
tii.. t st in v"rv Wtti'fj cr . arul is iitu A r.rwrunirrcj
and, a ltiuny cuti !! r 11 ms to, vithbut Ir't it hiv
H-'!iir Tut j mi. i ' - ;i I'D roii'ii tit t t:i ti I'njmra
li .i. l'rj, iltT1 4hs- -' l bK'ri Ui !- ' t i vt t " iruai'an-
l o Hiat it r III v've & ifistac-t 012. x'irb;p the cilit
oi titiiiiouiuii ai tJ iu ulue, t: il i: 1 ruw eoiucd
ci ilie Metlircl l'r-'f- :i tu the i(.t nuioiial
tiK-ftis yvt diacovcr.'rl ft rciiXi;3 t:nl curing tliii vcrr prY
nlcnt trotiblo. t'ltit is wv'l kuwun e tJic 1 rutc ft i:itoid
Min'rytOto r.si:n ti.'l ii)i -'i v.: . n qii&cke j.r y i:.i
tl.cirin.- - tio rrt::n uw Lit: fee :.Th" I;vin dviK tt iir
in n tfat b c, c:: -t: ;'! t.f in.t a i:iot::!t. buH sciit it; a j-l:tii
vr;pfor ty tail r-nltJ f.r SC. Two box-, (iirt! j-m tG
ri'ere vipor, in tie worst caws. 7- Full DIHiiCM'lOiifi
niinrrwill aoMiatXltlV EACli BOX.
(Pnnd tor a Icuriptive FampMt-t pivir.R Anfltom-wnV
IlluFtmtioni, which wicouviiije tha mit Uul
that they en n tic rct'r-tl to p-rtect nianiKiinl, Riii id
liUed tor I '. I-atitt &f t;, imia a ii nev piit-ett !. jj
5t r.t 81 a!cd far tiiump to any or.i SoM OI7XY by lb.-''
'KARRJSHEMSDYCO-KG-CHEyJSTS
Market and 8fh. Ss. ST. LOU!o, MP
''.- r Z"-- fa e."- '- . ? f
- , itirr, w btI rtniipietc Gui to
J '''(i VVctilOvk, c jiti-timi tr.tu iii-iiiv
. V .'d.li-r., t .c i -i.'Wi! r chllrr: A
Ci "' C'i:ii.ttt r.t 1,Vtnsai:,r,!, t-t- ;cli"T wt
j,-?- Wit., Alvidfi.c- t t Vi'iiti'v. IVm
, t-oui;tai-te miJ iito'inpuri-
ittv in v.. men. tue ahu
. i br:-.l-stwii'i, -1igc to htilanuj.
;o u.Vfs, r :nit;on, i' tuh, Ceifltary ana
'. r..rto: rt'Uir.r !, .ii;?uy ul ilutii. Ci'iMt piti, Cn
.i.; ; t. Xrv.; u :l C-t:r..-ti.p, lf-ipt iiiirMitt to Merrin,
tt mi a : 1 l,nfc- V, fet-ifiice ot 1 prmiuction. Ifffe
- i''ii:-r.-J, T.-iw ! ' il ir: l" ct I ivorct, riftiui
i .ir - v n. c. i-rc,Htl-:.ir iuaeriacn p-1 nii'-r to
i. t :r r :-' t Ci" I tii-atti-t- A fKV f-r prl-sta
1.-. r.tw resits. nif 01 3.0 par-S vxtli fuZl I iaiu ilu-
4 7 ?rWts- Me-1i"cu! Adviser,"
-f :.:..j.Ooak"iTa i i.Aet, ctrit turc.V Prirocift,
i. , r - on 'ft-: mnt'oriiCL.-i, &c -r-ral Xtbility.a d lsi-
t-.j -v, f -tf.' i-aliu'til Kxcvj-' e iisin ie Seminal
i ti. N r-.'Ti.nc- Arrr. iui i- hiM M'ty, Cii(us.ioii oi
! ; -4, l'..r ith'u aV, I-iin iRt-1-( f'' iH :t-ftive Memory,
J...--: ( .;. x-l ) ."t t r. makitr ii:arKi7o improM-r
i v-':;; t : tint' tit. r'l t e : f. iny
r ip ("-r i1'? r:. of uj! p::vuij
i , r ij i-irt- , t j ct :s.
i .1 i.:. ti ii ne i.ict y iut..l ylunw, I. 'I t-ry c- 'aiu
I 0 p-t.: ni I :-if ii.nl rat it up, tnb'.itiix evcry
i" rit i'to c r.ra i -3 f"j!r .it' t is v.jri'. kn-j'" Tii
jr.: c t is l.nt pulhjii'r'J in a-.ytj'Vr v'k. T, t-"p-ti
i -ti riUiTC Is jMwiiiM.- y I'm bvt 1 iii;:r Aieditj I U-tk
- i: :",!.-.!. x.:l t n-set:i-.( nf.cr f.t-::".ujf it can ha-va
t.;.r i.i-ir .1 t;id. 'J-o A .itKcr is jcperu-need
) .. , -It iu t f i.i-M.y v ir j-fiftw, (iniiv.I khcwi.) nd
t: r iIv:t-o r . S ctI JU:: for trv?.?t ft.t Ir'M doT( vii!
I f ,;iti i t -t.v.t -::ie tu t:Mr ChlkTi:.? t -.:i iiiiiun::e
T iiP r' r-i. i'ar v crroT.".c vizor. ;r i;:v t.if nuint-r-
nj ri,t.h.ij C!: .Ii.? ir;.r'r I ha Jad f Pr.vatc" or
:jhr-:. c" T j. Sti.; in - v.'wm.c;r c';ip'vte
ii i:iii, l--r V'T--r; ;w ;n:;ti, fc:!nrt.f C;irrn-y. (Cuttui
t.:it.n. fr.Kl.ikj.ti-.!, t:t I jut. r ao p- j..p.r an-ttrai.:
CK-Ttr-lwitSmit chs-r ) ACtrt-:3t P.-. Bi'l'i' D'nv
i 2 .-y, 13 bih SL fr;.Xji3, ixsf oblishcd IC-li-i
r r cr slefcy IJews Coacm. AGENTS wanted.
riv.i. ITTTS :nvivi c1! por. pr.z from "V
r.'"lTt'!''i to mI Iti'.i t!.c:r i.m s a.l a ? .-rn,
ft-.d lit r l;y a---it-c !:.r.t Ihfit t'-'-v w:"i n ar-.
PriTttt Hospital. VIC I
A new work. pri-e &0
cent 1'T ntM. iivitt
rir of Nature, Fli J rf
olojEt mt itarriac, Or
ftaus of J--n'Taiont
liea- of Youth aoJ
Mauhmxl: a wealth of
choice an val-aM iQ
fonnatinu, f inwrret
to bth iriM Notliinf
itfniv U go-l tat
atid reQutMBtfiit. Infor
mstitn ntvrr ltfore
publited. No fa Bill
riould ! wttu-mt iu
(HT-AdJrra, Dr. A. G.
III. OSjKifcity.Bil
Private, tbrouic and j
rimtU Diraftc.
Coosuttatiaa free.
Lalien aod Gentle
3
man, md4 ooe doliar I
fur ftamples of bi I
LJ-J
CD
ribbcr ftnoa. a
valaaltto information
br znren. lttIlfl
ble K-iuarF PiiU, 5l
fwr b.x. 1'rivat I
hmfl fto t nunc fur I
La4 ie tl art & f on-
nail WORPITIXK habit mX
iMteiT attd ppeii: curd. V ai
No publicity. bnd wtmp
lor full partjcu'arm- Iir Car'.Uil,
Clark bL, CUtcatfe, iU.
fy
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P- P T. I
GO 3 i
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
BLACKSMITH
HORSE hIIOEINOi
AND
WAtlON REPAIRING
All kinds of
FARM IMPLEMEXT8
mendeJ
Neatly d- Promplp.
:0:
Horse, Mulc& Ox Shoeing,
In short, we'll shoe anything that ha?
four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe.
Come and see us.
iTJ"W" SHOP
n rilth S between TI;iin aad Vine Streets.
list iieros; .e corner from the kew 1IEUAL
OKl'H'K ioy
ROBERT DONNELLY'S
"VA-G-OINT
AND
liLACKMITII
SSIOP.
Vugon, Buggy, Machine and Plow re-
pairing, ami general jobbing
I am now prepared to do all kinds of repairing
01 larin ana other machinery, as mere
is a good lathe iu my shop.
PETER RA U EN,
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
has taken charge of the waon shop.
K? is well known as a
SO. 1 WOUKMAN'.
.iv Wagons v.nA Ititsie mrsde to
i-uer.
SATIS PACT ION i U A II A XT K E 1 ).
Shoo on Sixthstreet oposffe S'reistht's Stable
O. F. JOHNSON,
DEaT.EK in
DrugSf Medicines?
AND
WAZE PA
Ail Paper Trimmed Free of
Charge.
ALSO DEALER IX
Stationery, . Magazines,
AND
Latest Publications.
Prescription' Carefully Compounded
by an'Kxperieiiceil Pruecist.
RE MEM little TIIE 1'I.aCE.
Gth ST. t DOORS SOUTH OF MAIN
rLATTSMOtTTH. NER.
GKOKGi: KDGEUT0N.
Wines, L i q o u r s
AND
CIGABS.
Main Street, opposite thrl'ouit llou1.
This place is just opened, iv it; good goo-K
sill kinds. We want to kcepa gocd house :;!!
please our customer.
REMEMBER THIS.
91y.
KEW FIRM !
InTEW GOO DS I I
JN0. & SOX,
BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS.
At O. Outliuiaa's old store
A FULL LINE OF
Staple and Fancy G o ceries,
NEW AND F
BREAD STUFFS,
of every uoscrijition.
Choice and Fancy Candies
ami ill I kinds of
Canned Goods.
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS,
of ilie best brands.
CHRISTMAS TOYS, dC, dC,
hi endless quantities.
Fresh Bread Daily.
Don't fair to Call.
38Iy J. DOXS & SOX, Props.
SAGE BROTHERS,
iJcaleis in
STOVES ,
KTC, F.T?., KTO.
One Door East of tlie fost-Ottlca, riattsmouth,
Nebraska.
Traetioal Workers in
SHEET RON, ZINC, TIN, BRA
ZIER Y, dc, do.
Large assortment ol Hard ana Soft
rumps, Gass Pipes and Fittings.
OOAL STOYES,
Wood and Coal Stoves for
HEATING Oil COOKING,
Always on Hand.
Cvrv yarietv of Tin, Sheet Iron, and Zinc
"Work, kept in Stock.
MAKING AND REPAIRING,
Done on Short Notice.
"-Sy-KVEUYTHTXa WARRANTED! !ST3
PRICKS T.OW DOffX.
SAGE ROS.
Excelsior Barber Shop.
J. C. BOONE,
One door west of SoIonioiit.Xathan'e Store.
rq:AiE-cuTTiTG,
SHAVING AND SHAMPOOING
Especial attention given to
CUTTING CHILDREN'S AND LA
DIES' HAIR.
ZALL AX13 SEE IJOONE, GENTS,
' And ret :ft;oin in a
tr T"
m
hack iciil; is ir ovem: i iti;i iiy
Ilcnsoifs Capcir.c Porous Flusters.
1TIS Till: O.XfY KXOWX tIE3IK THAT !Vi:vr.!i FAILS.
Ocer 2000 Druggists Jiave signed a paper staling that I'iysi' f us sag they
are in every way superior to the ordinary slow-acting Porous Plasters used
for this purpose.
HF.AIU HY & JOIirVMUX, Pharmaceutical ClifmisN, X. V. I'KltK 2 V.TH.
' T...M..v-rf fiPl.-IHSL AUD ONLY GENUINE
. 'V la 1S4-. fj.ji..j mi -IIMU1- ii'j t t ' "19 f I Wl
T"u
il?)'-?-
STS'-v. 'rfV Tlf
. (.- t.-n . , nmi Ri-nuiv t-utirlT uiittitMwii in
. ; - r.-.r ': . r'i.-ir -i. . c f .Vparatr, fn-m ft in I h - r
i'ui I'i - r-: und Cuntlnutui ll-m-
I if-l Ct f wtMi-I.-rfnl nurwM aid poi'iil.iritr of
.lie -r.a ! ; i.ct-o -rn-u nmnrri arr now nivn.. -
''' --
astitss.
"THE 1UEVILLE
'41l57f - Y'rVC,-:J li,VTi-J:f.i:s for fIr!n-PrTln(;, Ti. In?, Per ft tit
J Q y- U 1.1,01! ftyr vastly ttipeiiitt h.rk in l i.f of
- - '- rZJlJj C4.w,n- u..irrun9 kn..u -i tlie v.:'y u.-cr-mlul Till i .-.It-'f
4 ti.;.7r?.V-;, i r:trl
13 E KOT DECEIVED -Kr C-t.VJ
hT rMh exp-rimrnt:il r.n4 worihVM msrhinerr. If m LAJ! I jT -cj.' i a. .v, -,:J
t .11. kIU "iUHtilXAl." aud tho "(iEMINf. t-.rXl ZK.-'Ji'J' ' "y ' - ' - t ;' v'S'
C Star full pHrtlinlir. call on our dr.lri, or write A&.'i . ' l -j f
to u. fur Illu.strtc.l l irtulari, which w mail fn-e. AiMr.-s. jgS? -jT J ' "-'J . V,- - .
HICH01S, SHEPAED & CO., Battle Creek, Mich. w J.a-gSgt ,S?-jginl
i a i, ""fT'ffu, Rij i
AT
Aa.riiov, hoom: oi:.ty, ?.s:ii
ESSEX SWINE.
vn hnv-p now a TPrv rlioicrs lot of niss. of all ajrpf and from six di' tim't inipoi tations : wo
can tlui.H mate piifx for bieediriK.aiut warraut
One to two rnontlis old Sir. each, or $25 per or
Five " seven " " ?3 " " S"3 "
IM! A1TUFACTOBT.
s: f - JT ' c ,"i -I ' - '
t. iJ i - - ' it-y.z
. V- if w,- ' ' ' ,."?7. - -.-li
w H fit 2S - MS'; All''''" J
El: 32 O n V 'vI Vi'1' "-31.
a r.i m o
iu ti a? 51 x H I 'tt 'sr ' : - - j
g il f aa V " i I
- -2 ?r hi , ' ' 'itS -C" " - I
I ? S ' I ' l
77) y
y
Sherwood Keeps the Biggest Line cf BDots & Shcos
In Cass County. 2.iy
tEEBSt.rf?I:&
G17 Si. Cl-srles Street, St. toais.Mo.
A ririi.iir truiiimcol 'two Mnliral C'i).l i'i. hbwn longer
-.ni' -l in .i-x ialmaniii ni of:l Veucreal. Sexual
a-"d"tiJ:'C':f kj ii :er. tlm'.i anf other lJhyii-ian uiHL
X.oui, e ci:y pi t Iiow, :,! alloM rraiiicHia know.
Eyphilja. CL...oril:-.ca.Clect. BCricture. Orchitis.
Eernin, cr Unpluie. r.il Urinary Eit-easea and
SyphiJitic rr Keuuil.'il Affections or the Throat
Siiin cr Pence. a-. treated with unrralltlel aucccM, on
latent ..clitia.-tr:i:ip!ta. tsafirly. J'rivutelw.
Bparuaturi be. Cexual liability and Impo
tency . a the mu!t of SH-lt-Ahiiiw tu youth, ar-xual ci
cef.o. i'i limturcr yw a. or odiurtstiMi, anil which fModucw
turned t!ic ki:i"i'iK cih-fta : ni rwuismn., acuiinal tinia
i4ns, tit biiity. tiiiii!n-i ti('ii:!it,iji lictie incmoiy, pirnpitf
on the f-rv. phvft.cal li.-c.v. avi-rsion to iocii-ty of l.-iiial'.,
cotiltiiou ot l(it-af. lo of a-xuiil iowir. tU'., rciKlerinjr
marrinpu lnrpiop. r or unLr j. ; y. or iktiluik ml v
Cured. Ciiu!tiiiitju t nllM-e. ur iv inu : I lec. aiitl invited,
Wli?li it is iiii'Oi;-i--'i;t I'i vi-it Hit- i:y lor treatment,
medk'inc-a can 'uc acnt Lv or eji-ri- t vt-ry here, tur-
abiecaeii (fuaitti.teed, whi-ri- utuM t-xi.t. it i frankly ata'.td
FizphU Ur i.t. 1 ii-?: i:r V.5n, 1 tusj ;
feraia, f:r t.i. 2 S-.i-np- Ci Itz
ZttARREACE I rliFs.
P& I GUIDE-
lilexaiitcio'.h end jfilt rr!r!Uinr. (Sealed for tOc.
in iio.t.fi- or currenry. Over Mty wonrterful pen pirt urea,
truelo lite; articlea on tin- iu l in" au!iTta: Who may
marry who not, why. k!nn:inMi. l manhood, I hy.ical
decay Vlio nlmiilil msirrv; liiw life and bappim i may
be incrroai d. 'I lie l'livi,.;.i--v i.f ile ,rodu tiun. awl many
more. Thow Mm:riJ .r ! u!ir marr.ae rhould
read it. then k pt umi. r I - k a. .t ki y. ropulur rdilif.n,
ainiea. above, tu?t pu;j r rornr. -i" ii:i?i-f. t-O rt ty n.ail,
in money nr not):re. t'hlntv- -ii:'e tu Am.rita.
cur inc .w3i-w.t UIHI....IM.H.. -.- ,
-.t.i..... . . . . . . . v...i...v I k f il iri M.
Ol .... n .mil .... - -- ---
Diirder brottghtiit b A' fH lio.taiid l.t .
driuisiat h l iner'-riii-iita. A tll !. ,
ilR. JACODEs. ; Chciiiul st, St, Lout-
BAST'S FuDtfaG SAW ACH!?.E
1- Tlie BEST TIIINO OUT.
QCC HERE! S5 ii EQGD5 fa 53 to.
1 1 L SilUftll Ciunrlm!. HUM ISS t kl. nam-..
uj ,aiu3tle i " Seeralaj K) ttn-a Ik
r, , ' l,..c I'wilin l.'i: 2 Mrl Pni I i!er t IjtM
ll'a irr- I I ln Holder : I ttiib'jcr tip I eu.il J li line Knirl.
li heew tne liter; I Book t that lunar t'm.
a'j tl,ne Stent fr-r clv.i.r I.wh. (b.( mo-ejr Ktiit-x
eret I A'l sent for FlftT Con t. MBrl taken. A !irei.
ItUt. loTo l l.MOS tOO IU, Ooraralova, New J.wj.
PRSSGRIPTJOII FRFE
lor the .needy enre of Seminal 'i r.ki, Utlln! hu4
; i i . i."v
a. '
- 2 . - I FrJ:. ior Ock a an ino -worn.
I V. I ber.d far Circular aiad
J: fxti ACENTS WANTED.
4
mm wmmnmm
J
1. J ?.f . 1 t nir Till frtrnlilrfi
and Traction Enguifco,
F iSTAlAUl of cxccUcDct throughout tht Gri
oiin-r ii.u-i. M.,n Io.-r (luita ini t u a.ut-i'wr
- iflWT ; klso ? Ktylfi lti(irurrt il Lt.t' -I Hurw-ruwrr.
t ' 4. Ithuui chfaijc of u-Ji-t, Umliuu, .r i.iui.ii-c
-- 7 ' ( t -I ', ' A-
i! .- S.
. r 1 1 . ;
su
STOCK FAR 31,
it
evt;iy ni;,' nio lscx. or no sale.
;tvro to throe nmntM, old J.?n eac h, or 535 per r j
Vouni; Sons brd f SO to V0'.
BEST IS CHEAPEST!
LEWIS3 CONDENSED
Ukiuii
STRICTLV PURE!
TrFe pW fie fllOOO.OO for nut Alum or
otitrr a'litltrmtinti f'tuttil iit
this J'O WJH.lt.
Inilorsctnyirio lrrK-,iiyn BonM
rot jiean n, a nu i;y t no bcb. ciieiulaU
la tlie United Hi t'.'s.
It 13 SlltOXfiER than
ny Vraat Powder la
tlio vrorM.
It KVRR FAII.S to
make li--lit brcatl wboii
'usf'd v. ii, iwted
It Is com Mi: MJli n by evi-rr
housf;ko'nf?r ulio Ii.'lm irlvon It a.
g l iajr inai.
t .? ItlsanenllrflyXKlVI-VVKX-
W. V 1 tTin V uHllw.nl . ..u-i.f tl.nl...l .Mll
ties ot soiia or t ler.ituii, yeoot or
oUier baking jyiwdsiH.
lb lias ia iV-A-u a iT.oenry
tO una tain . :.d uouii..i L.u
fivstem.
Good food mal;B pood hnltli p.vA licilfh
is improved or luip&irr'il In l nii ti.io ntuo
lood we eat Is nutritious or oiIk.tv. !:;..
Lewis' J)aki.u I'ov.'i.i:u i..ur.js akcj
good food.
One can of tWs l3 vortti tun cf t..y i.V.s.r
baking compound.
It maJcea bread wliltcr nnil rirlirr.
More than hall the coirpUlnts of . -.a ; .nr
arise from th us of .!.!! s)i b.iM.:-' !.-..-fiera,
which oftn uiako thu bc-:.-tcf tour ura
out dark: bread.
The most dc-Ucate porsoi q con cat food
prepared With It without injury.
Istrarly every other bel.ii r i .nv.'tlcr is
adulterated and Is abso'uuiy l.-lmioui.
This 14 made rmin l-fi:irtl Cnttiet tram
f 1 avrtar, and Is PKUi.'I-.tTI.V
It wakes tho BEST, lictuc.i, and mot
autrlttons
BREAD. BISCUIT, CAKE,
CRULLERS.
BUCKWHEAT, ?,DIAN, AND
FLAHKEL CAKES.
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