■dusle. aoDtarT glri In all thla *vldj pbaataamasorli of wtilrlln* akatm"— •nyen be waa Intnropted by Dorton’i fan. “Ara yoo tmrt. oM man? Wbafre you bar *e detnaaM. anxlonaly i^er . kic4fcrau*j bu fraatad «1«aaa» at ku disabled friend, rvbd .Uxiped painfully to pick OP - - - -

a SUtra atrrl trtMt I think, by tbe feel of my foot! Henp n l»r And be betd op to ▼iev tbe ♦batruetion which bad tnter-

trair -Feminine.- promptly derided Dorian. boldine It rioeer. "If. pot tame Initial, ensrarnl on It-*]. M X.' So boy wa» rrer to aentlmenul aa that wore rinba. ao by

f JkBty. IU owner And. by Jore. from tbe aiae of It. aba'a no Ondar- - —It Sta a No. S foot, or HI eat my hat. Cirti are ao nnanripated •'teem their feet are throwln* off trammel, and spread in* out ei alTnTjVrttv* dime dnlabed Sherlock Bolmmln* lay A.te" broke In a hl*b. coo! role, oot of tbe black n*lon bn ywaad tbe nm of Uffbt raja from tbe are lamp, “win yoo be kind encash to re- - ■■••».«er

-Oh. Fm afraid he. falatad! Ur', hnrt and ra my fault T cried tbe *lri. tbe chedka that looked ao pale in tbe Ohlta U*ht -Cant yoo do

“Cali a cwb and Ifa Just around tbe lake yonder.' "Janet Tottle. where are yoot We^e been jpokln* for rgo-end your a iiii rS^II' Did you find !tr’ The wa« ►ilH eiplaluln*. furiam bltbbe*.tn her friend., who bad satbered In a curio wben. to ber rel! SStSSyT With tbe help of Jaaef a brother, who waa In tbe party, ilelford *ot hla dl» a bled chum Into the carriaxa. Janet

defiant ^byncaa.

door of the 14c bouw where

! her jpectert, with

ill, HE!

i *lt1 yon-re n

ir Hfr

PRICELESS GIFT*.

MONTANA BUFFALO.

EAGLES OF SCOTLAND. COSSACK MODE OF FIGHTING

BEAL ESTATE AOBETB.

“That', exactly'wbat I do rood tbe other genially. hare me--Wall. IU he—banged !“ MeUard. daaed. -No. yoo won t-et le..t I but that bleared skate win be. and that Is tbe meet eonsplmous place library wan. I said our. I notice itr be ended, with large ITopb ecy In hi* excited eyes -Mighty certain, aeem ed Melford -Yoo're got to a.juare yourwetf for that tweak yon made about be else of ber feet '— -By Jore. I forgotr Fanr. face felt. _nd a haunted came Into bla eyes. Where.! tbe doctor mid. with eymp. tbetlc wonder: ",ka bad as that ah ready? But 1 alwaye raid fbal when ou did get It you'd hare lt*bad - -gbe'U bare to forgive me and marry ic. m tote ber ao *be rent help If nd anyway." be added Innocently, bn in deerittg. "I don't bellrt e that brr boe la more than a four and a b lough abr’s no rtndrrella, I admit, ren at that" “XouH da” grunted the doctor. Goeta yooTl get tbe girl All of wbleb nub atati verified Is the rounse of t

SEVEN IN THE BIBLE. rw ■all I pies of fhe Plewr# S.r

Ivan Fanin. • IIoralan atudect of tbe Bible, who foe a number of yeara baa ■ bla borne at Grafton. Maas Tula Seance of tbe "aeven" group

polnta. and. ao Mr. Fasln ba. them, thetr rrlattoe. of their gmuptnga r Brut eleven verses of tbe New Testament most suggest that they lere scarcely chance. For Instance, In these first elev arses of Matthew tbe vocabolary o Uls of forty-nine words. .

phenomena of tbe s. ■rrideexal Mr. Panin pofnU a jety nine wards of tl

after an exhaustive ar- ' tbe teeven" timer's.

M Ike cMd* of the I guage* Is which tbe Rcripturra w

There baa rawsily been prvsentsd e rars to the nsnsanlr museam at Harvard , in Atssrira but

by a number of prominent ritlaena of would nut egual In sin- tbe AI lent ba Germany a very remarkable collect loo ‘ of tbe Flathead ri—ewsttoc m Mi of tbe goM and stlrra work from the , U«s. Tbe bent 4 w.u* -

thirteenth to the aeveeteeulh century. This la the only rollertluc of tbe kind in existence and Is Interesting not only because such work la practkally a tom .

art. but for IU graphic rvprewcnUtloo 1 g ^

of a far dhataut |wriod of un.ommooly ^

ptotureaque blstiwy. J Tberr are more tlotu, fifty ptoraa, MgJor Iv , rr , IOUDao „ tW llnir 1 D

1 dun agent at the reserratton. suggrat to Alien! that It might be a good Idea

calves captured twenty years ago

n Indian

arics A Herd one uf the leading es of the reerrvstiuu. U»A tlw

snug a few others herd of five. It was

ratbsdrala. tl

and the palaces of kings. Tbe anrient to a cbaUor of the thlrtrauth

century which w\s the work of some Tb , oo, monk silversrntth-Nlt Is peculiar, he- .

Ing In tbe aba|>e of u drinking vessel of pagan Jtome, carefully ornamented with childlike phkores of ereura from tbe OU Testament- The colkcGoa aa a whole, however, represents tbe Skill of tbe worker In precious owl sis at Us

arc* in that territory, numbers 9U0 and la ter of a mlltloo dol-

lars. A Herd baa given but little at tenttoo to hla buffaloes. They havt made little attempt to leave tbe UttU valley of the Flathead where they have been iwstured. Mountain walla easily barred any sm-fc Inclination, and the In dlana along the various passes have

_ taken care to see that Charley A Herd's

l 1 *" 1 < S1 ' 1 t" 1 •wvai"

da of. buffaloes i a srrtter seko bea studied tbe babtta bem-romliioed I of eagles emong tbe Scottish bill* say* the A Herd herd I that tbe birds coyt met their eyries to-

ward tbe end or March and tbe egg. which number ... or thtwe. me UM In April Eagles seem to prefer for e nesting site some anrient ptne with a southern position ind srlde outlook or a ledge on a cliff, but this writer no Heed that they sometimes build thetr eyries on quite small rocks, where they can be gut at without much difficulty while ail around are Immense peer! p.l.ra where man e-foot baa never trod It baa been said that the ewglr wUl fear!coaly attack any one attempting to rob Its egg. and young, but this la probably much lees often the case than It generally supposed. Wben one of a pair of eagles la trapped or shot tbe rv ■naming bird has often gnat dlflkcnity In finding a mate and may haunt It* nesting site for several years by itself While soaring round and round their eyrie the eagles otter a musical note • tar to tbe cry of tbe wild

WM. LAKE, C. E„

Real Estate Agteat.

“SEISM-’

i. CORSOH

cry from thla crude chalice to the exquisitely modeled selectmens of the later centuries, wben the a «* had developed Into aa artist. .

r.-:ur. rsss

----- T-. b.« b»o t». «a ed with is uciaslnm of Homan knights Indian. W ben they need money they iMlni^S^To^n ritlea. la a won- kill the oldrat buffalo In tbe herd and dritS piece of work. A gold and Mb sell l« to Butte botcher*. The hide wee rob let Lfucntcfl to Luther on hla brings $500 and the meat sella for anwsddln* day by the Unlrtnlty ef Wit- otter $5*«. Tbe meht finds ready ale tenheew and a goblet made f« Maxi- In Butte at $1 a pound. W raltby miners mlUaa II. by Weuaei Tamaltacr. tbe and other* pay from $10 to $12 for the famous Nuremberg ailrersmlth. are cbolcant euta ami Invito thalr friends etilendid apeclmena of their kind. There In for • buffalo dinner, are also goblet* belonging to different Tbe herd la increased by thirty or guild* and. more curious still, rev erst- forty cslvra every year, and for some NeWtoU for men and women, with-mkoowu reason thla band of buffaloes {£ Euf. end of tb. cup much larger thrive, much bettra than the Inmate. than tbe other, which shown that there of tbe TaOewetooe National park, were IS*-* definite Idee* of proportloo Both tbe Allard boy* bare traveled ^>r7 pr'T»r~« >rr „- rll ^ uc , lo d. It thla la the bobby of one of them to harness the bla two htggcut bulls In a team and ride of fit breakneck speed through the streets wealthy German* wished to show their of Utooula. Many of the boU. In the appreciation of the eutabllahment of bard are wUd. and great difllrnlty I# ex tbetaUtutlon and to emulate tbe ex- perleoced In loading them for shipample of Emperor William, who baa meot On* magnificent bull recently done so much for K. They looked charged from one end of the tar to tbe about to find some phase of the deveb ether, striking with eucb terrific foroe ZZUrJlLZZ -^.htok km. bra. «... be broke hto «ck. Tkr Altord bard Is tbe only effort made to perpet-

ooae f

Toting eagles wben first hatched are -rtitle bails of down, and many weeks eupae before they are able to leave the lie Thetr parents supply them with ■ very liber.I larder, rooeutln* priori pally of pt.nnlgan. grouse and blue hare*. The ruMi of their wing* a. they swoop down on their lucklea. prey may on a still day be beard at ■ great dla tame. Eagles at times will carry off lamb* and young deer and have been

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o thetr eyrie. Although tbe eagle, a. a rule, prefer* to rapture his prey hlmarlf. yet at ttmr# he la not above feeding on tbe dead carcaa* of a deer or abcep and often gorge* himself orb an extent that be !• unable to after bu too beany meal. > moat tocalltlea of firotland where eagle has Its home there will also be found the boodle crow. Tbe regie will seldom If ever attack the boodle, but whenever tbe king of bird* ren

former'* neettng

tree the angry boodles will Immediately drive off tbe Intruder. It Is laughsle are tbe eagle flying for dear life before the Oerte onslaught, of the enraged crows which swoop and dash after him with shrill "craaa" unlli be la

the work of tbe Mlveramlth. The reproduction*, which are ao perfect aa te be practically lodlstlngulsbabto from tbe originals, were made under tbe sopervlatoo of Dr. Leasing, director of — of Arts and Crafts,

dob of Madina. X. T_ bars written a a day. -Florence la a dream.- they ■ay. -We came for thro* days and stayed fire and dragged ourselves away unwillingly. Tet it can be done

the plains—Indiana polls Sun

CARLYLE AND EMERSON.

““x-SaSEBTa

Tbe grave charge ta to be brought against b*U> Carlyle and Emerann that, while they were the product of Christian emulation and drew the substance of their message from the religious faith of their people, there la no evidence that either ever seriously studied Christianity. Tbe greatest

In human history engage*

lightly the atleattoo or the rutbu-

_ _ __ __ _ sis sin of either, nor dor* either fathom that way mere thas once. The bap- the need of the humanity that has list cry la noted for Its beautiful hrons* rt *' n 00 ,b ' atrongth of the gospel of fiooca W. were on* day be-! Christ. It waa tbe dim perreptloo of for* tbe pair by Chlhartl wben a fin* thU tact that led Lord Jeffrey to roequlpag* whirled up. Two ex eroding- to Carlyle that be went about ly prosperous looking Americana, with j •• If he were to found a new rellgW their wire*, occupied the amts. Thera l No one had done anythin* for man a aro the doors.' droned the guide on the I ,ooi 00,11 he cam*. One can hardly

I box seat That Michael Angelo aald ! were good enough far heaven.' -AH i right,' aald on* of the Jovial (oarista. I look lag at hla watch. 'Well trust bla

judgment Let 'em run r And as they achievement of spiritual genius; tat tbe - - - "-"■""-v of fhe spirit tbe teaching and

rnra of a imlquenrm and

i an Importance which they do not poa- ' earn. They are both frequently oracni lar when uttering with literary dlstlnc- , Hon only tbe commonplace moral wls- . docs of tbe Christian world. It la a

valid rritk-i»m upon Cartyle and Emeerson that they tailed to recognise tbe plenttM formerly. whence they wero hewn and that

throe yean ago the fool any succeeded In peastog a drastic antitrust law Which protdMD any corporation wbleb it a member of any pool in any part of the world from

tbe quarry, that

trunk and branch,” said' Mr. lamas tkeff were obllrioo* of tbe pit whence

UarrieoB of KaMgh. N. C. thr3 “After the northern mannfacturora bad rxhawated the .apply of tog Umber. other* came forward buying up tbe limb* sad Mump*. The stump* produce the curled veneering need In tbe mxnnfacturo of fdiulturo. and I witneaetd the sale of a walnut stomp at

T. N. C, fortP 00 ™ 1 ** 10 ■’ovwriahlro and quickly

! In Virginia and fanber ot : tbe thoumnda of aeraa of w

Is some of tbe sc

been planted In walnut la a

11 In ten ot twelve year* f

sad desolation behind It evrrywbere. M ! It was a* fatal la the country aa In the , town. Whole Tillage* were depopulatTh* dead lay no burled

like $00.1X10.000 could l* spent yearly u ten or twelve yean tbe walnut "•*“ »w*J with thMr

as tbe game of gulf? To begin with. aboaU p., tor cu i 0T ,uon by the ml* “M' PariMra* tb.ro was ne ooe left

a its and continue to papa

In England. ^ ^ DDU <n j continue to pay In- rolebrat* maaa. while every trade and

700 In the CnITed States. 032 in canny creaalngly until tbe Umber became rv*? 1 Was en*;>ended In tbe nnlreraal Scotland. 1S« in Ireland. *3 In Wale* TfTT T ,iq.i.i. At tbe Old home of th* terror and eoajwnra msd «E ta dlU*rout pert* *f dto cunk- MatfiOta gf Berth C«u-! TP add to the horror of tbe Ume. Dent. There ar*. all tolfi. proMkly not ^ . tarjw . KieTt of black walnfit i b «“ s * °* marauder* roamed about onlem than 3.0<X) organtan ttxue fieretrd wbleb waa planted by him.” mooted, robidog alike tbe dead and to golf playing. | Ik* tiring, and dogs, deprived of their Throe club*, counting their grounds : *nare«»« •m nu Lave. masters by death, came together In bunding, and preliminary expense*. "The beat story I e'er beard.” mid parka made frrocloas by banger, and represent * permanent investment of A 001 * Warner (Mr*. Charlra Ellis loured tbe country tike so many band*

$t0J«0.«X)or$50.UXi.(sai. andcompara- Froncbl. tbe creator of the original of woP tlrely few of them can be run at a " 8u *»° «*e oaMT <s *j '*»■ ymrty expense of lem than $5.«JU). The lol < J »* »>r ■° afivlaln* matron wboae a

average memberahlp is about 200. and matrimonial happiness waa the topic One of the moat famous of tbe Com tbe average yearly auhMriptloaa of «* conversation Without any sense adtutlon * exploit, was daring tbe wi thro* OXi.ixXI golf play era amo-auta to ^ bumor she said: The year around 1 of 1812. when rise eraaped from Brnki Marly $2iMkX)/XX) tku.li *f tl.e pl*y- .do all the lovemaklt,*-make all the ,squadron, among which she had a ret era is cqotpi-td with as outfit Ih.( ' allow* nc-a. lay myaeif out te be agr*. dentally fa Ilea Tbe aea was almoa costa on an areruge about $2T» and tl>* »bl* But when Christmas come* 1 dead calm, ao Captain Hall had to ymrty pnrvtem of |Ulf,(WB all o'er orror fall to find a letter by my plate aort to towing. All ber hoera w. the world amounts. Un-ref ore, to acr telling me »hil mj love ha* been to lowered, with tong llora aturbed. and real minion* of dollar.-Springfield Horoc* all tkroagh the yeer. and that U addition Hull bad rope, spliced le Union. - letter make. «rp for all the eotdnem. gether to makr a llu '

apparont m-glrat- And CMriat la which be attache when w* alt together. I al Thla waa carrinl In

“Now. doe. da be careful.” they beard Dorton groan aa tbe door ctorod. but they could not bear the rather run ou* dialogue which, began later. Melferd gut up from hla task sod faced hla friend with arm*lug eye*. “Fanil Too aren't really hurt Bay. what's your game anyway?"’ And beglaml at hla p*eodo patient, who propped In pillows. That yoong mna'a audactona ctoaed gently, wl wsmthed hi* am -Bbr' be mid.

A Plllet Sew.

M. Carta, th* dlstwrWet of radium.

ot tong ago declined the red ribbon. llor *'

This at first was taken a* *Bowlng ex-

trame repabllranlon. Hi

mar bla father. -

bo baa always practiced In the poorest pert of Fsris u Mill nndecorated.

you r, art to be] And (he level lips spelled grim deter ■do*Hop aa they also ctoaed firmly, "iou fioh't B.9*n you want to uu

a^kedge anchor,

boat half ■

rara my. “Horae*, hare you written fibrad and drojiped. when the nyrieUer ye«T and If ke hasn't be *1 1 hauled tbe ship rapidly forward. Tbe

and doo It directly .''

A ■•Hat— Prtara.

rai pen or rone, is sun oourroraieu. PrtDce. tfccar Beruadotte of Sweden

M. Curie would be pleased and proud kod Norway, who made tbe oiwulng fiapturod.

tbe 1-radon of Honor after his sddrom it tbe worM's conferooco of fattier bad become a member. At the Ih* Y. M. C. A. at Pari* and who was be does not see bow with Mooted first rice prroWeut. I* tbe escany falrnem be ronld be decorated If ond son of Ming Oscar. He waa born bis Wife were not Mmllarly honored.— Nov. 15. 18MI. and In 1888 renounced Faria Letter to London Troth. bla sumroton to the throne and mar-

of FulkUla.

the Eagtlab squadron

too* adopted the same tactic*, and k had Ml bees for a brrase sprtugli tbe CoosUtutlon would hare hraa

rird Ebba $1

be was attracted by ber Intensely rail

Speaking of sharks to an old sailor. I first beard tbe proverb The shark film th* feather.” U appears to be true W* are acquainted with the Voracity of the shark. Wben following a ship It will devoer without dlacrimination any article that may be

tWe of Fount of Wlsbocg. baa worked

Despite the clatter about outworn creeds and the anxious look on th* faroe of amateur dlaguoatlclans aa ii-ej

Mt up with th* church and feel It* J— pnfce the atatlatlro •» Mill en the nM* ^ | t *“ t 11 *U1 oev, •f the cbarcb. Tbfiy show a Vital. Mt “ *ata | » ttm_mldtam and aalluev ef *. fowU ,, taoriband. The figure* for pracUrally " •• gulK am m

■ known aa J rid helm, on th* Island of i fratherad thing. Buck being th ‘S-OotfUnd The prture’a mother, Queen why do notpaopl* who betlw U

nlglooa dla- Infratad waters wear a suit m

’ fbathere?—New York From,

rr altvo er fiend. Harold*

populatloo. - New York U °

travris by three* or atica Tbe Coe- omsaaacka Still retain from the day* of tbrtr .

tribal » ir. . foromtlon called tbe Ura. In furn,log tbe U'.. wbriber tbe force la a rogtnarnt or only a aotnta. oue-balf

|*%pk-ird In a single line. Behind tbe .

RaygaI Eeetate Ateent

bind this group follow* tbe remainder

of the force. Should a small body of j

■my be met. the Brat line done* t«wt and charge* to brush away , my by tbe Imiwtooelty of the at- ' tack, fih-old tle-lr >n-oocota prove ily a line of ►Airtulabera or troop* In retreat, the line opens out to three or four yard* Interval and charges It tbe attack Is uusuivraafuL th* Brat line rallies on tbe aupi-'riiug group, and the third line rharge* In lt» solid two rank formation while the first Is reforming. The first then follow* the snacking and supports It in any *r*y need-

ful.

not Intended for shock arl.ou against heavy cavalry. If formed tody of cavalry praoruta 11if. lb* Coamck harrie* It with bla light first line and tempt* It to charg*Should the enemy filiarge In cloa* foriteak rank* and ■warm about hi* Banka, watching for _ chance to rally qukklj and attack In force. In MToT tbetr maneuvers they dei>end upon their qulcknera In dlsperaIng without "getting out of band" and thetr extreme rapidity tn rallying and ellrertng a eudden attack. Wben the nerval* are extended. thU Ura forma cavalry screen for the advance guard and. pushing one or two day* - march abend of tbe army, combe the country a with a fine tooth comb. Tbe Cossack never firm from horseback except when scouting in the adguard or covering tbe retreat of rn army When deUying an enemy’s retreat, when cornered ao that be cannot get sway or wben needed to portico of the line of battle nnslower infantry cornea up. be nts to fight on foot. DUmoaaled. hla rifle and bayonet make him a ildahle antagonist. By hla officer* i mid to shoot well. That remain* to be demonstrated la the coming campaign In Manchuria.—Beriew of Be-

i*. de t reqm-y. a French court wbo was Imprisoned In the Luxembourg at the time of th* revolution, in ber dtary of "* email, pels ■a" who never mid a word for wo or three day* abr was In the room, never went to bed. but rb-iir watching a casket she 1 brought with ber. "One morning returnlug from th* yard.” ah* my*, ‘we found tbe little woman gone and only the cake! remaining A Jailer it la about an hour after to fetch Time Buffaut boldly asked whether tin owner would return, only answer waa to pom bU band acrom the back of hU neck. Tb< proceeded to break open the casket. It tned ■ man's bloody shirt, wl" collar, wbleb was alwaya cut before an execotkio: also a handful of atlky black hair and a piece of paper 'Itch was written. 'For my mot' Our Jattor never w ould tell us the o of lira unhappy woman. Dor did discover who and what brr

Nothing U u: an Invalid than south. If the vtrtated seer ■ Honed to remain there la nger of disease grrms finding I in tlw mouth and thence being

wash Is right or tec drcqis of tine tare of myrrh tn a glata of water With this the mouth should be rinsed tbor y taro or three time* a day An other excellent waab to IMtrrine. It to expeuetre buying It In th* ravi -a boniest A half Ireopoenful ■

freshing mouth wash and a I

wash If tbe mouth Is very dry. a good waab Is our ubleepoonful of glycerin

tor teaspoonful of lemon Juice as of water aa tbe glycerin does

Danny O llrien worked on tbs on and was aa lender hearted a man ■ ever gut drunk and cracked a pate tth a skillatah. At tbe time of Pat Dumphy's great mtsfortuae Dai ctnimr by tbe section gang ; the news gently to Mrs In Pkg. -Good Barkin’. Mrs Daxaphy." a t -DU ye bear about Fair “1 beard nothing about bla since breakfast.' she anawered. -DM be seem to be all right, then'

ill Pbwhy d* ye aarr ■r that bo atari do D Ue.” -An' pbwhat de y* mesa be that7"

—Brooklyn Eagle

Nos. 744-46 Asbury Avenue

OCEAN CITY. N. J.

K-S^Money to loan on Bond and Mortgage.'Kl

In spite of mammoth steel arch, girder and cad taler rr bridgra. the Hone arch bridge la Mill employed under certain condltluoa. and the largest structure of this kind In tbe world la Saxony. Thla bridge w 111 have a span of 2SB feet, exceeding by twenty feet the famous Luxembourg bridge, open td last year, and by attll more tbe Morbegno bridge In I-omhardy ami th* Cabin John bridge near Wash Ington. which have held In tarn He record as the longest stone arch bridge*. Tbe Flauru bridge differ* from the Luxemlvourg bridge In being of masonry throughont. Instead uf con Mating of two parallel arches mnnset ed by Iron and concrete. Its coat la made possible by tbe low cost of la ton la Rsxony sod tbe sbuudsar supplies of suitable stow lu He- vicinity 11 to teb crossing a valley sod a gv»»l example of modern stonework

laritwa. Lina; ncraaie* ■ou. which emphasise and ceotuate fails It I* not enough to y. 'be I* deaf." We Invariably add. a a poet." It would appear untEctont say. "be la blind.*' but wr prefer ta nearly all rases to admit of Do contradiction by anapumlng that to- is "atone

Butler la not wl by 1*1 *■> a* used by tie negro anil low er elaaaca of A or anointing tbe bdies. Tbe na f India prefer strong perfumes for hla parprae and use oil of aantal and oil of patckoolL Savage* also gr their bodies, but probably with th* of being rambled to escape more easily from tbe grip of an enemy King Jtme* 1. of England waa

address by bla sab-

la Bhrewabury. wbo expo ■ope that be would reign as tong as sun. moon and should endure. "I suppose, then.” aald the king, "that you wish my met

to reign by candlelight

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CHAt, L ADAMS i BRO. (Boeaaaaors ao takar A 4daw* 1 Faraltart, Carpet*, Hattfcj aid Bcddiag.

Wtadow Shades, Eu.

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Aa Cartr ttvwwel*. —Wordley t*Ua me lie tovs been worl ng on bis taadi) tree of late." “Yea. It keep* him pretty busy "luther eoaupllcatrd work, ebr

Moat people gwt wle* In O.elr g

> A'row

"woffin brddia ,

exchange f..r tlwra he Imported wl -Clam. Bordeaux. Alagaat. Masks Us and qnbyt win*.- from France _ Spain, "apela and anaeona" from Fla dera. lint from Norway and fiwsris river, vtnacre -*iy doty" roll

:*dal

Before Purchasing . . .. Groceries or Meats SCULL'S XIrath sincJ Ambury Avtanum MARKET Beat of everything good to eat. Prouojg. :: polite :: service. Keonomlcai :: price*. Bring arferenr* for weekly accounts. SCULL’S :: MARKET Watt tad Aibary Arrive »<iTn pnowga. B. S. SCULL, Prop.

THE

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