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rroes• °urre.taw.ee.t.
Preemies to the departure of Mr Timm
Murruh and fatuity ter Mauituba, • num-
ber of the cleswsir• from Zeta Metho-
dist church assembled at his reroutes/cep
and presented himself and wit. with •
mil liable coin meto eel °s the Sim Opt °ere,
CosNlKne.g of four large volumes ac oom-
panted by the tollowiug adder." :
'Loon, leapt 17th, 1889.
To Mr TAo.. MorriaA area wife,
Dee* Fpululr :
N.... „ ,earned with mach sorrow of
leer .intentioa to remove from aume.gat
w. we • few of your claaau...too de•tre
ma the eve of your departure to assure
you of the sews of tum we fee/ no the
•underiug of ties wbueh have so :mix
e ai•te.f betties. us. Yor over thirty
?eats you have both lairs members ul
Lem church and dating .11 this that you
have bora .srustly limning to further
the work of Chet by yrs tug u1 your
•ebstanue ,woutduig as the Lord hath
pro.pered moo, by the regular attired
saw °f yuursseve. mod family eu all the
memos of grace, and al.o by d, tug pub
lio emelt tor 0.d in such ways as et
fell ca•Ird to d.. se, W. donee emeatial-
ggegylkese mullion Bre. Hornet's labors as
ATMs leader, which tmpurtssit t.ltiw hs
teed to discharge laithtuliy, sod we as-
sure him' we will ,,..t 11441.41111411101. his.'.rw
st .xhortatious Keret. fem. • true neon.
Also his laa,rs as a t.acttrr in the Sob -
bath action'. 1e. all tot these we feel he
ha• htwu helped sod eu•twined by the
earnest amid c nscwrsted itt...l moot
Morrish We •.k you thrre!ere tow -
rept the cowwwit.ry on the Holy
Scripture* as an espre..+o,, of the neve
we feel for y.. both. Wo trust it way
be a help t.. yuureeif and (suety in the
study .4 the Word y..0 alt 1ort; so well.
W. wish also to rewewher the yotlu tSr
members of your faun•y, and s•asre
theta that we will wooly maim ,how no
the *erten" of the soecc,...ry. With you
we r, joule that thty hese fouled the
8a. seer In youth sod are deity strtct"ot
to follow Ham. And ..ow, dear fricuds,
io biddieg you au .deatwneie (mesterei,
we commit you to O..d,trum ties that 11.
has chosen your inb.•ntenee for y.•u and
that an your new hems Ile will enable
you 144 rase w1..ft the boomer o1 over I.••
loved Methodism, on •h•cls is mouthed
s full and free .alvauoti auto .11 who
Come with repentance toward toad and
faith it. our Lerd Jesus Christ, so that
when our days til . tk .ra lauded het.,
below mss may all meet to loosen where
partings are unkuo.n
Sleeve on behalf of the two o -awes,
Zion basement.
Mew J. H Mit.sar,
Mess Witt Fxauan.
Mr M..rriali, who was *nupletely.
taken by surprise, replied on • very taw.
int mar.net, .res behalf .4 his wall+ aro
himself tbauku.g thew, kr the presets,
which be felt was more teen he deserved,
but which they would prise very bgbty
through the rrtwaieder of their 1,vr.
He referred to the sr tong eeni,ectoo with
the church and the many btrastugs which
he had received with God's pe.•poe.
and (est thankful that they sere spared
to a go d age and were de'ertnuled *till
ti work kr God, assuring them of the
�_ ailpww they felt n.. parsing with frteooa
r
id•+'Il.0 dear. He .shorted all present to he
time to God •ud especially made mention
of the young ptw•ple's Prater «,nils:,
wb,oh he believed hied :seem serest blsem-
ing to the young mewmbersh.p of the
church. A veru pl, aunt ere uitg was
afterwards spent loath wuric sod venal
intercrurse.
On* cif those pleasing features whtoh
ocessioniily occur in tits vic:maty took
plass at the reed nee of Mr Thomas
Cua.ins on Smut 18.h, wheu Mr Wm
Mario, of Boerne e,, and Mis. Margaret
A. C •usins were united in the booed& .4
matrmnocy. The uartite„te ceremony
was performed by the Rev Jae Herres,
amidst a Targe c...cowrse of (records sad
invited gaits. The bride were • beauti-
ful drew .4 terra citta red trimmed wait
gold lace, ■fid the brtdesmed, Miss
Muth. Cousins. was hat.deonaely dressed
in a mahogany red, tenanted with crush-
` el strawberry Idmsb. Air Hitt man
Mamie' mutated the Rror.m. A sump-
tuous repeat was served and after dinner
the wedding tarty, with a nomher of
thus present, proceeded to U.'derich,
where they totlk the train for Toronto,
followed with the good wishes a all.
Those who aceempsnied them to (lode -
rich took in the Northwestern Exhibi-
tion and enjoyed themselves immensely.
The bride was made the recipient of
many hesahful presents, which showed
the esteem in which she is he:d.
A rer.ttar reeple •f hems, lassie.
Kline fifteen miles from Lancaster by
turnpike and twenty miles by nil lies
the little village of Kphrut.. 11 ns •
very secluded, .lee,.y houkine hitte place,
in spite of the railroad that runs through
it, shot in by surrounding hills. and oy
• low line of mountains dignified by the
dame of Eprata Ridge. The houses of
the town straggle alone • broad road
which crosses the railroad near the sta-
tion, dips away until it sweeps around
in a carve over a bridge past an old mill
in frost of • broad -built red briek boos.,
and so away into the country. The
houses, immorally brick -built in many
mesee old-fashinniad, are very oomfort-
abie and home -like.
Here one meets the Dunker per me
in every by -road and lane -men with
orslong beards and flowing have parted in
he middle. At the farm -house are
pleasant, matronly fames. stamped with
bomility and gentleness, while an air of
almost saintly simplicity is given by the
clear starched cap. the handkerchief
crossed on the breast, the white apron,
and the plain grey or drab stuff of the
dresses.
The style of living of these Rood peo-
ple, their manners end coatrooms, are of
the most primitive type. Tteir ain, is to
imitate the early Christians in their hab-
its of life, M well se in their religious
tenets. Then is abeoletely so distinc-
tion of caste among there
They settled at tint near Philadelphia,
in • spot which b.. unci been called
Germantown, from the vsrione German
religiose refugees who settled then in
the early port of the Vat @entery. The
eget is sow Moistly ctwltined to etentral
and Western Pewasylvsnie, but lieu
prised to esthete States, prineipaliy those
.f the M oethweet, thooeh there are
therehw eatshtWted in Wootton Mary
Pied, Wiest Virginia and ?teeth Caro-
_
has. Their dress is of the simplest den
cttpttou, gamut sad old-les►iomed eu its
cot; they offer ou renitence to lupines;
they observe au emotermoty with the
aur d said its manors and costume; they
rsfuse to take maths is courts of law; in
tb..e and many other ways resembling
the hyo coemy ul Friends.
bone of their relsxluus eeremuuies are
eaceediugly curious. They c.l.frate the
lard's Supper after the msuuer u1 the
primitive Chrisliene
The feast Gripes ab..ut the time of
owudle-lensing. The men are seated
upuu ow side of the w.etsog-hues., lbs
women upuu the other. The first owe
gooey is that .f washing the feet, each
sex performiuit this duty fur its own.
Those wbo are W •ug•ge in the ordinance
pru.rnuv enter the meeting, tarrying
tuba of tyke warm water, sod each mem-
ber on the trout beeches removes his or
her shoes and rtoekiogs. A man no Um
mei,'s side sod a houses on the wumeo's
then wash the feet one by pee, taken,
the right Lend of each individual, as
?buy Bomb the washing, and giving the
kiss of peace. After the one who per-
forms the washiug follows 'pother, with
a long towel girded around the waist,
who wipes the.feet just washed, at the
ammo 'imagine; the nebt band apd the
kiss of peace. As one benohful has the
oeremoxny performed, it gives place to au -
usher. While this etremony is Ming
emoduoted, the minister or teachers take
a brief speech or read speropnate por-
tions of Scripture relatiox to the sub-
ject.
The orst ceremony is the supper it-
avt( Each tb,rd bench is .n arraimed
that the beck reit be turned spm a pivot
.t each end, s. as 5,. term the top of a
'mom table. This is covered with a white
"loth, slid pressalls brctbars and .1.
tyre enter. hearing Targe plates it bowls
"t soup, which are placed upon the
table*. Three or (cur people help tbeta-
selves out of tie same dosh. After this
rhe cowmuni.n is administered, and the
whole ceremony ea concluded by tie
singles of hymu• mod preaching. Tbss
the brethren hold is tbe only true meth-
al of administering the ordinance of the
Leat Supper,as•l also fluid that it is simi
Jar to that evert/1.111V as celebrate(' to the
earliest Chruscsu Church.
Another peculiar ordinance among
the ni is that . 1 anointing the sick with
• e1 in accordance with the teat in
,lames, v. 14 The sick one calls upon
the elders ..f the meeting, and at a set-
tled toms the crlemony is performed. It
consists of pouring oil upon the head of
the sick person, of laying hands up.•o
them, mod preying over tbem.
The re -diatoms .f baptism is adminis-
tered an nothing water and by threefold
oi..tr,er"tu, the utciat:ng w►oiuer thee
1.• " •• hos hande upon the recipient, who
s II k vel. In the water,und praying user
m • her.
Tit ministers or tetehers, who receive
no .upend whatever, are elected by
the v..trs of the members of the church,
ter who. receives the Iarenet number of
cutis beim/ prom ionised elected. Thew
elrctinus are suwu..oed by the elders of
the church, who preside over them and
rteeivc the v.'tee fit the people, either
cirri rev -e, in whispers, or by closed hal-
Hato
al-
1fave candidate bee a majority, or
if there are • greater numb. r of blank
votes rest than for any one candidate,
the elect is protiootsce3 void.
Such is • bnrf and condensed account
..f these people. and ••f their religious
customs and ordiance+. They are cell•
ed D.ukera or Tuckers, from the tier -
inset tumbrel, which may be interpreted
to dip, ,.r prensbly "to • op" is the better
equivalent word. They assume for them•
.rty're the name Brethren on scenunt .1
the tett, Matthew, ism, 8, '•b)ne is
your ,Baster, reels Christ, arid all ye are
brethren." They also sometimes call
tbensrivet "God's Peculiar Penple."--
_Holelaso Pyu, w I r�rL a
tJ•t.ber.
Trtersa.JMwgspms a Swasts.
An aiwwpectieg foreigner is thee
sometimes pouted to diesover how a
Remiss oewnpaper with fifties hundred
or only • tboevaad subscribers eao keep
special correepu.desta in the large sill.11
of the world, ..d pay for whole columns
a wetly telegram. The secret was edi-
eielly dtachosed • few weeks ago, whim
the O :ornament oedared all the editors
of the city of Odessa to cease publishing
foreign telegrams "from our uwu curves
poodeuts," witbeut first proving to ibis
stWsottoo of the local censors that they
w ere bone Me telegrams and out Nos -
graphs 'abriested al the °aloe. The le -
emit was inenedste aid striking ; Meow
fell spots the special oorrespuodente-aa
death -like and prolonged as that with
w hiels the Delphic oracle wee struck aft -
•r the birth of Christ. Ob•'s'sedaetao•.
at ibis laudable iaterv.utios of the
Ooveromeot b cwaiderably diminished
by the circumstance that it was determin-
e d upon on purely political ground.,
several forged "foreign" telegrams being
g rew calumnies upon ("rel;n 'govern
went", whose reprseentativs were in-
structed to protest
A WRING OF al'11tIsI1 PROWLSnn
"Lying began with the world," says
one of their pn,verbe, "and with Ibe
world it will die "
"Ry benison." the field," says another
Russian proverb, -'ar✓1 • lie beautifies
speech.''
"A palatable lie is better than a bitter
troth.'
Do not mourn for truth: make forma
with falsehood."
•'It is by falsehood that men live : it
is not inset that we should die.
"Lying." aca.rdinj to another pro-
verb, "is not like chewing dough, it
won't choke you "
"Truth is .acted," says a Russian pro
verb, "but we mortals are sinful "
"Sacred truth is good, but not tot
•'Truth is not ,nod f..r tieing put in
tuition ; it should be pot in an icing ,Iasis
twee and prayed Ms. "-E. 13. Lulls, in
Fortnightly Review.
asete
Prison Visitor - Was it bur*Mry
brought you . here! Prisoner -No
warm, it was buuiglery ; wy pal dida't
know his business.
menitiawt.
Altbcugh moulting is a perfectly
nevoid process, it is often attended with
very serious results to foals of they are
nct well looked after during the time
they are gong through it. it is es-
sentially a wasting period and the birds
should fie fed generously while they are
!tieing and renewing their feather.
M.•ulting takes •Iwout two menthe, beat
can be hurried to a shorter time by a
generous diet.
We tied that cooked meat fed once a
day is very nece.eary for birds in con-
finement, and will hasten the growth of
the feathers besides encoursuir, the ap-
petites of the roses, We might say t"st
green Cooed should he fed, but all fanciers
know the value of this at all seasons of
the year
Should birds moult too @lowly and ap-
pear ill, rive two or three grains of
caLmel. If the ATtult& of the new feath-
ers do not split open freely, give more
'nest and put linseed meal in the wit
feed A little ex ire car. .ill bring the
hied. well through the moulting wawa.
Coloradej Far liner.
is anter us t. the Feist.
Dyspepsia is dreadful. Disordered
liver is mis-ty. Indigestion is a foe to
gird nature.
The human digestive apparatus is one
of the most c,•mplicitted std wuodertul
things iia existence. It i. Maly yet est
eaf order.
cheesy food, tough food, *DM food,
bad txw,kery, mental worry, Isle hours,
time. irregular habits, and many other thanes
which ought not to be, have made the
American people a nation of dyspeptics.
But Green's August Fi.ewer bus done
a wonderful work in reforming this sad
buseues and making the American
people so healthy that they can enjoy
heir meals and be happy.
Remember :-N.. happiness without
health. But Green's August Flower
brings health and htppinese at the
dyspeptic. Ask your drug:oat far •
bottle Serest, are emits, wetly 14-tf
"Domestic like/arsons are aerially form -
yd of the buns sit contention."
An Accomplished Musician. --Mrs A
-Di you play the orals.,, Mr Smith I.
Smith -Yes, of the handle is not broken,
Mia Winegar (pointedly) -None but
the torero. Mr Hare, de+erre the fair
Mr Hare -Nene but the brave can lire
with some of them.
Wifely Caro. -"John, dh tis • knot in
your handkerchief before yea gn tc bed
so ea not to forret to get up t>' -morrow
at four &clock."
"By Jove, Cbar:ie, that's an awfully
jolly cans you have there." . T1)ris
not a cane, old man ; it's a hat of
French bread I promised to take home
to my wife, don't cbew know,"
"Ob, I had my fortune told, an'_ Miss
Larkins broke elf the entecomeot"
"Why is she as superstitious as that r
"Oh no ; bat my fortune was told be
Bradstreet, and that settled me "
'•What a beautiful new host!'' ex-
claimed Miss Ethel at L'ing Branch as
the yacht Psyche shut putt the wharf.
"Yes." replied her uncle ; "hut isa't
that • loony way to spell fish 1"
Shipwrecked. but Safe -Jack Tar -
We ain't so very fur from !anti, Jim !
There'. been • yacht along here lately.
Juni Now d • you know? Jack Tar --3M
all them champagne corks.
Mamma --And how did my dallier
like being at church? Mend (wbo bas
been .t church for the first time and pat
• penny in the collection late) -Very
mash, wtmmma, and fit woo t dear.
In • French translation of "Mseb.th'
the well. known apostrophe "Hail Mee -
booth was rendered, Comment voles part-
es vows, M. Nacb the' There is but new
step from the :whines to the ridiculous.
"Sinceou have insisted on trying on
my hat, Mie Mabel, i shall certainly
Maim the forfeit" "i don't know whet
you mean, sir ; and besides this isn't a
good place ; they eau sae ns from the
hotel."
Domestic Bliss. -"Toe seem very
happy, Dora." Dors-"Ah, yes ; 1 have
*very rowan to be. We have • besetle,
fel home, two lovely ebildr•n, • smog
sem in the hawk, my besb•nd's life ie -
oared Mr $20,000, and his hsahb is very
far from robust."
11. (.estimentally)-Hew shall 1 ever
(save thee, love 1 She (prectioalty)-
Well, if you en now you may fm rat of
the door. Bet i hear father ermine aced
if you don't go now yew may go out of
the window.
long -Standing
Blood Diseases are clued by
the persevering use of ♦.yea•
'This medicine le as Alterative, end
causes • radical cbup is the system.
The pro. raw, Is souse casae, may not be
quite so rapid sie in others : but, cult►
persistence, the result 1e ...theta.
Bead tbese testimuniela
• Fur,Awo years 1 suffered from a se.
veru peen in my right side, and had
ether troubles caused by a torpid liver
and dyspepsia. After giving several
me.heines • fair trial without a cure, I
began to take Ayer's tlarsapartna. 1
war greatly besedted by the drat bottle,
and after taking Ave bottles I was com-
pletely cured.' -John W. Densew, 70
Lawrence st., Lowell, Maas.
Last May • large carbuncle broke out
on wy •'w. The usual remedies had no
effect and I was confined to my bed for
eight weeks. A (rived luduced me to try
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Leer than tbres
bottles healed the sore. In all wy expire
rienee with we dictne, 1 never saw taore
Wonderful Results.
Another marked effect of the use of this
medicine was the atreatgtbeuing of my
sight.." -Mn. Carrie Adauu, Holly
Spriugs, Texas.
, I had a dry scaly berme for rears,
and suffered terribly ; cud, en ver broth-
er and sister were dulled )- affieted, I
presume the malady is hereditary. Last
winter, ler. Tyron. (of Ferusndia,
recommended me to take Ayer's
Ssraapcdll•, and (ondue. it for a year.
For fire months I took it daily. I have
not had a blemish apron my balm fur the
last three mouths.' -T. Z. Wiley. 146
Chambers at., New York City.
"Last fall and winter 1 wee troubled
with a dull. heavy pain 1r_ my side. 1
did not notice it mueh at Ant, but it
gradually grew worse untit it bevame
allo•wit unbearable. During the letter
part of this wine, disorders of the atomu-
a.•h and liver increased sly troubles. I
began taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla. end,
after faithfully continuing the use of
this weili.•ine for some months. the pain
disappeared and I was completely
cored." - Mrs. Augusta A. Furbush,
11ut,-rhill, Mas
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
raxriRRp nt-
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Prim. to ; sic betties, SS. W.nb $s a bottle.
R $ e„wewtase.
!tun en oak •n heyieg medicine, but
try the erect Kittery and Liver regalia
tor, made hi Dr Chase. sunset .d Chase's
receiprs. Try Chase's Lever Cure for
all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys,
iitoma.:h and Bowels. Sold by James
Wilson, druggist.
Robert Rir11v has eo'd hie farpr in Etat
tYg.auo,te to R,•bert Sc At. for stie00
Mr Rielly 'intend" grain! to Mamttoba.
A COOK BOOK
Ey mall to any lad)) sending is tweed elks
addross. W-11s,Richardoca& Ceollonuiaf.
SPEC2w44A.Z
FOR SALE,'
PRICES LOW,
CASH OR ON TIME.
1 General Pu: nope Horse.
2 One Horse Wagons, Now.
1 Fairbanks Hay or Cattle
Scale.
1 50 H P. Engine and Boiler.
2 Boiler Heaters.
hafting, Pulleys & Belting,
200 Plows, various Patterns.
50 Corn ScuPflers, $2.50 each.
PIPE AND FITTINGS.
Plow Repa rs of all Kinds.
Cash paid for Cast and Wrought
?crap Iron. Wareroomlt near
Victor-st. Methodist Cht111ch.
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ENVELOPES,
ROTE HEADS,
LETTER PAPER.
BILL HEADS,
Etc.. Vie . at It
THE SIGNAL
PR IMO Off+CE.
The Matt geemedit lx.mws ever Me
we. as it Neonate fa hs aireeta art
dose not ewerread proof Whoa.
mastsysaa. P.0. sae a ilia
les. R 1. Lariats. Oe, plsaatiref ►•u., vt.
Oewti.a.a.-1 have nerd gee
del.•. ttp.va Owe ler Neemes
PM aro is asses et hearse.. and
Ralf J•t.t.mad team h a sen
ere t•every respees. ieerdIW
MMs•ae 5 N M as he.wmea.
Wary respectfully Tonne.
Cuanza J Sian z ♦ u_
EENDALL'S SPAIN CURE,
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re. es. 'oaru�i w. rt.tt,
wMrfnInde
.esus h • v.rT Awn.Awn.. a snot row Mile m.w, than thew wr«•wrrwlly pus for tM
sq that rw,tall'..p..I, paper. and 1t bales to.1vertie their
Onto inane tvwr.pl.te awl rapid CsL' and sew samples aced wet priers.
"are. low Pi's., w.rrt 11 as hies
wed moat awsri re lin.saeat
ever beadle& tivael7 mend
r'mwr
beaks Mtllim.i • A tiles.
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t ► asrotsort.
EENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE.
_IM?tiaawux.".�w..ia. r n0. We.
PaeR Oara aI.
wdirlM.r�ee ►ales ryear ay
they have never ad is
�.ew sts.e Me, will ate I
�..ra "a $ ooze, •p.a to
lust° coal t is ned'�.',i� i is
mer wip~t e i :ter,
=mrili s III=tttladr�.sr w± IMa,Wa mar
1n sw/ade.er--i• r8..Z 7oser+•••m• i7*W
►iiaMINDALL o0, aweiden fa wt., Y.
flWt.R BY •Let. Dt.Cfltitipra.
ATENTS
CAVEATS, TRADE MINIS AR3 COPYRIGHT
Obtained. and all bwilmew in the t'.a. Peas
01114ie attend.td 11:111. 1UO/11CR.4TP?'FKl.
()er reface r appetite the t'. N. Patent Of.
flew. sod we eat obtain Patents in lees time
thee those rsuet♦ from lir ASHI NOTON.
pend MODEL OR 1)R.f N7 Vr). W. sit -
vis as to pste.ii$bllity free of charge•ltd
we maN
awoke JtO ('HABx VN'Livis ;via PATRN1'.
We refer, hen, to the Pbetwoemer.tbe ewtt-
♦
Ilene; OnI.r Div., sad to oft. -isle d the
D. S. Painsat Ofthir. For eir.eetar, advise
mess a.d relrrwwese re *sisal AWAY 1. year
WWII =MO er Comity. whale
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bosun. Paea•txdMteo�w•tibasty. D C
PUBLIC NOTICE
Another large consignment of
Fresh Teas of superior quality.
In order to counteract the dis-
honest practices perpetrated on the
public by peddlers and others, we
are offering Special Inducements in
Tea and Coffee, and solicit your pat-
ronage.
REES PRICE & SON.
Kay's Block, next Bank of Commerce, Square.
Orders by Telephone promptly attended to.
CAN USE ANY WRITING INx.
EVERY PEN GUARANTEED.
"W Mc% Ttiv:N, a„ '\ Vw.k, Letters, as viWc. a J rVmg ri b.
C. P. R. BOOM
TOWN PROERTIES FOR SALE.
5100 AND UPWARDS
I have a large number of ifoesesrn•l Lots
sad Vacant Land, in the most d,estrshie parts
of t 1te Town-Fe)t *ALE COW t r.
Now la the time w Impure property before
the Hie Hush. Thee. P. it. iv rt.mfnq sane.
and In a short Ohne prices will bare advanced
beyond the reach of many.
.Zell and see Ltst and Prices before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
R. RADCLiFFE,
Real Estate and General Instoancee Amen
Mee West -141.. third door from Square, t'. P.
R Ticket said Telegraph OBIce, 6141.
LI ME!
NOT CE TO BUILDERS & FARMERS
The Falls Reserve Lime Kiln
is now running full time, and
any quantity of' Fresh Lime
can be obtained at the Kiln
at all Vines for lOe. a bushel.
M. & C. BIECHLER,
Proprietors.
Goderi.li, MayJ3. 1t1K t30titf
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WE HEAD THE PROCESSION.
GEO. HARRY. the Furniture Man. i i giving the mast of
value in all linea of Furniture -front the emalket chair
to the Iargezt and beat heel -room get, or parlor mite.
('all and see hist stock and get a bargain.
In all ita.branche+t, promptly attrn,le,l tc
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1111r.EINBAININO FLi-ID alwwrs kept on hand,
PIoruREFRAMIN(i:a apseinitt.
GEO. BABA T,Ramu1t n-etrt Qott*icL