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Sljc 3cffcrsonian.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1867.
roil JfPfiE OF THE SITBEMK COURT:
Eon. HENRY W. WILLIAMS,
OF ALLLT.IIENY COUNTY.
lOIt RKPRESFNTATI VE,
Maj. WM. R. il.UlL.WD, of Stroodsburf.
FOR JURY COMMISSIONER,
JAMB II. FETIIERMAX, of Hamilton.
JUDGE SHABSWOOD ON LEGAL
TENDERS.
Extract from His Opinion in the Case of
. Borie vs. Trott.
On the whole, then, I am of opinion
that the provision of the act of Congress
of February "25th, 1SG2, declaring the
notes issued in pursuance of that act to
be lawful money, and a legal tender, is
UNCONSTITUTIONAL."
" This renders it unnecessary that I
should consider the other question which
lias been uiadc. as to the effect of the
special agreement to pay in lawful silver
money of the United States. I am in
favor of entering judgment for the plain
tiff, but as a majority of the court are of
a different opinion, judgment for the de
fendant' Copied from the Philadcl
jki Age of iitiii of February, lisGI,
rhere the opinion is published in full.
It may also be fouud iu the Leyal In
UlUgenccr or March 18, 1SGI, page 92.
In the same copy of the Aye is a care
fully prepared eulogy of the judge and
this opinion, in which is the following:
' Judge Sbarsivood reasons upon and
decides The case as if he were some lofty
ppirit sitting far above and out of the
contentions and strifes of the world."
Will not the holders of greenbacks and
Government bonds consider the judge as
quite too elevated and etherial for such
earthly honors as a seat on the Supreme
"liench.
Vote fur 1IESUY W. WILLIAMS,
for Judge of the Supreme Court, if you
desire to secure a loyal Bench.
Strange.
The Democrat has Dot yet heard of
the nomination of Major Wm. K. Ilavi-
land, for Representative, nor of Jocob II.
Fetherman, for Jury Commifsioner.
David Dowlhy, long a citizen of
.this borough, committed suicide by hang
in" himself in his Cabinet shop, in
the upper end of town, yesterday morn
in. The deceased has been laboring un
der abbcration of mind ever since the
death of his wile, which occurred some
jhrec months ago.
Buckwheat Flour, &c
Vk'e would invite the attention of farm
ers, millers, and others to the advertise
ment of Jas. L. Ileber & Dro., headed
Wauled," in anothecolumn.
w - - 1
t The Annual Fair of the Warren
Couuty Farmers', Mechanics', and Manu
facturers' Association, will be held at
lielvidere, N. J., on the 15th, lGth and
17th of October.
rMr. John Herman, of Fast Stouds-
lurg, laid us under obligations by the
present of a fine lot of potatoes, on Mon
day last. They are of the Prince Albert
variety, and are specimens which it will
be hard to beat.
Court Proceedings.
The several Courts of Monroe County
commenced on Monday of last week, As
sociate Judges Levering and De Young
upon the Bench.
The Grand Jury was organized by the
appointment of Edward Drown, Ks., of
Stroud, as foreman.
The absence of the president Judge,
Darrott, who was detained at home on
account of illness in his family, prevented
the trial of any but criminal caien, several
of which were disposed of by the Associ
ates.
JSrThe Grand Jury, at thejCourt
held last week, returned the till against
James Dowling, charged with dealing in
counterfeit greenbacks, vinoramu. No
evidence having been introduced to
show any connection, on his part, with
uch business. We noticed the matter
two weeks ago as an item of news, merely
because of the notoriety it had gained
from the hearing before Fsq. Ilces, and
are glad to be able to notice this final re
oal result before the Grand Jury. W
regretted to see the course of the Demo
crat, of last week, in mjation to this mat
ter. Our neighbor strives to create the
impression that it was solely an attempt
to levy black mail on the part of the de
tectives, but does not say a word about
ihe aid afforded these detectives by prom
incnt Democrats in securing the arrest of
Mr. Dowliug. His reference to "black
Jlepubllcau times" in this connection, is
also out of order, in view of the fact that
Andrew Johnson, the Commander-in-Chief,
in such matter?, in spite of Repub
lican protest, head the detective column,
jiud the Democratic column at the came
time.
LOOK FOR THE MA-UMOTIU
THE MONSTER CARAVAN!
The Monarch of "SHOWS!"
WAIT FOU T11F DIG ONE 1!
STROUDSDURG, Wednesday, Oct. dth.
Head what the Albany Journal says
about the Mastodon Exhibition :
"This Menagerie will be found in all
respects worthy of the attention of those
who delight in inspecting the various
specimens of Natural History, in as much
as the number of its inmates and the ex
tent of the variety of the species have
never becu equalled in this country by
any organization ever oat. Jlr. rore
paugh has invested some $150,000 in the
enterprise, and claims to have a "show
which is gigantic, both in dimcntions and
attractions, lie has twenty-tour dens ol
living beasts and birds, about two hund
red and fifty creatures in all, and requires
one hundred and sixty horses in trans
porting the immense caravan. His Cir
cus has been pronounced "first class,"
and his entire entertainment has met with
a decided success, and rendered general
satisfaction."
Unlocking the Rocks.
The great cost of silver and gold arises
not so much from their scarcity in the
earth, as the difficulty of extracting them
from their stony combinations. Dr. J. C.
Ayer, the well-known chemist of Massa
chusetts, has cut this gordian knot. Af
ter having merited and received the grat
itude of half mankind, by his remedies
that cure their diseases, he is now win
uing the other half, by opeuing for them
an easy road to the exhaustless treasures
of the hills. Ho has discovered and nub-
lished a chemical process, which renders
at little cost, the hardest rocks and ores
friable like chalk, so that the precious
metals' are loosed from their confinement,
ami easily gathered. Mines too poor to
pay, may be worked at a profit now, and
the yield of rich mines is largely increas
ed, while the cost extracting the metals
from the ore, is diminished. Either is a
great achievement, to enrich mankind, or
to cure their diseases. Dut we are in
formed our celebrated countryman ad
hcrcs to the latter, as his speciality and
chief ambition. Huffala Sentinel.
Vote for WILLIAM K. IIAVILAND,
for Representative, if you wish to be loy
ally represented in the Legislature, and
more honorably represented than you
have been for years.
&z3 We give below the names of the
candidates for the several offices to be
filled on Tuesday next:
Judge of the Supreme Court,
Henry W. William?,
George Sharswood.
Jirprcsentative,
William K. Haviland,
Allen Craig.
Jury Commissioner,
Jacob H. Fetherman,
Jacob K. Shaeffer,
Emanuel G. Shoemaker.
County Commissioner,
John Ilanna,
John W. Van Vliet,
George L. Slutter,
Jacob Stackhouse,
Charles II. Ileancy.
County Treasurert
Peter Kunkcl,
Keube.n Gregory,
Jerome M. Heller.
All others whose names have been men
tioned in connection with the offices
above named, have withdrawn' from the
field.
Public Examinations.
Notice is hereby given that the public
Examinations of teachers will be held at
the following places and upon the days
below mentioned :
In Eldred district, on Monday, Octo
ber I4th,atthe house of Joseph Hawk.
In Polk district, on Tuesday, October
15th, at the School House in Krcnge
villc. In Chesnuthill district, on Wed
nesday, October IGth, at the School
House in Drodhcadsville. In Hamilton
district, on Thursday, October 17th, at
the School House in Snyderville. In
Stroud district, on Friday, October 18tb,
at the Female Scmiuaryin Stroudsburg.
In SmithGcld district, on Monday, Octo
tober 21st, at Ilouser's School House.
In Pocono district, on Tuesday, October
22nd, at the house of Mana.8ali Miller.
In Middle Smithficld district, on Thurs
day, October 21th, at Frutchey's School
House.
Examinations to begin at 10 o'clock a.
m. Wickersdiaui's Methods of Instruction
and Seavcy's Goodrich's History of the
United States will bo used as text-books
upon the Theory of Teaching and Histo
ry. J. D. STOliM, Co. Supt.
Republicans, go to the Polls, on
Tuesday, early in the morning, and vote
early, and then give your time and atten
tion to making sure that every Republi
can in your district votes. Talk with
the lukewarm of all parties, and see if
you cannot make a vote or two for the
good cause. Watch the rabbid portion
of the Democracy and see that they don't
vote more than once during the day. It
is a trick of theirs to vote early qd often,
if opportunity offers,
The Republican Ticket
We think, reader, that if there ever
was a time in which the Republicans of
Monroe County Jiad reason to feel proud
of the Ticket, that time is now.' We will
not now speak of our candidate for Su
preme Judge! Ills merits have been am
ply discussed and set before you, and we
know that you arc determined to give
him your hearty and earnest support.
Dut why speak particularly of Major
Wm. K. Ilaviland, the candidate for the
Legislature 7 you all know him well.
For years, save when in the military eer
vice of his country, shedding his blood
and giving the strength of his manhood
fur the suppression of rebellion, he has
gone in and out among you, and no
man can say aught against him as a
gentleman of honesty, of patriotism, and
of talent far above that possessed by or
dinary men. In temperament, in integ
rity and in all the requisites necessary to
make the able and efficient Legislator,
Maj. Wm. K. Ilaviland stands second to
no man in the district, and is, confess
edly, even by Democrats, acknowledged
to be the best man nominated for years.
The desires of our people are, by a large
majority, in favor of his election, and, but
for party lines and the fear of the party
lash, he would represent us most faithfully
and creditably at IJarrisburg, next winter.
See to it that he has the full Republican
vote.
And there, too, is Jacob II. Fetherman
for Jury Commissioner. WTho can sly a
word agaiust him? You all know him as
an active, intelligent and thrifty farmer,
of Hamilton. A hard-working man,
and an honest man ; who would scorn to
do a wrong deed for any purpose what
ever. The law contemplates a jury-box
filled by men unprejudiced by party spi
rit. See that you vote for and elect Mr.
Fetherman, and thus rebuke the foul
ness of those narrow, contracted and
bigoted souls, who can see nothing but
partisanship in everything who would
pervert the Law to the aggrandizement
of party, and who would turn heaven it
self iuto a Democratic sanhedrim. The
Democratic party, in convention, let the
matter remain as the law designed it,
while it is alone the thugs of the party
who are moving to make the selection
of Jurors a mere matter of Democratic
rewards and punishments. You can re
buke this foul spirit if you go to work
in earnest.
Vote for JACOD II. FETHERMAN,
for Jury Commissioner, if you desire to
avoid a politically chosen Jury-box. He
a w
is a man beyond reproach.
For the Legislature.
Major Wm. K. Ilaviland, the Upion
candidate for the Legislature, needs no
introduction to the public at our hands.
He was a Democrat before the war, and
was honored by being entrusted with the
District Attorneyship of this County ,which
he resigned to lead a company of volun
teers into the war, in which he did good
service, nor did he return home until vic
tory everywhere perched upon our ban
ners. He is a Democrat still, and one
whom all true Democrats ought to do
light to honor, for he is true and con
sistent with Democratic principles, fol
lowing them in
all their logical conse
quences.
Allen Craig, his competitor, who staid
home during the war and threw stones at
the Union soldiers, is in no respect the
Major's superior. In patriotism, the
Major is decidedly Craig's superior, white
in point of talent, iutegrity, and capacity,
Craig is behind. In a word, Major
Ilaviland is every way qualified to make
an excellent member of the Legislature,
aud considering the notorious fact, that
this County is entitled to the member, it
is hoped that enough Democrats will throw
aside all prejudice and rally at the polls
on next Tuesday to ensure his triumph
ant election. It is due to the Major who
did not ask for the office, and it is due to
the intelligence of the County, that he
should be elected. Rally Roys!
A Full Vote.
Every one nays, " If we can get out a
full vote, the election of Jud ge Williams
is sure." Well, friends, the only way
to get it out is through active work; and
that not the work of one or two men in
a district, only, but of all who can be in
duced to take an interest in it. Every
district has its own peculiar work to do,
in getting out its vote, and no one knows
so well how to do it as those who have
done it before. We say to every Repub
lican, then, look first to your own dis
trict, and see that it is effectively can
vassed. A full vote in each elcction'dia
trict is necessary, to a full vote in the
county; and the latter will be accom
plished when we have fully attended to
the details in each election precinct.
Wistar's Halsaui of Wild Cherry,
is " a combination and form indeed," for
healing and curing diseases of the throat,
lungs, and chest. It cures a cough by
loosening and cleansing the lungs, and al
laying irritation; thus removing the
cause, instead of drying up the cqugh and
leaving the disease behind.
Melancholy.
The following heart-rending expres
sions are said to be bona fide extracts of a
speech, delivered at Mauch Chunk, be
fore the Democratic County Convention,
held on the 10th. inst. The gentleman
who relieved himself of his burden of
grief in so melancholy a manner, is said
to have been a victim of the Democratic
Kilkenny cat-fight held' in the Court
House, in this borough, on the 7th:
" Taxes, stars niggers Rump Congress
clonous Democracy niggers Thad.
Stevens taxes Rump Congress niggers
white men stars niggers.
44 1 .tell you gentlemen, Van Amburgh's
Menagerie was nothing to compare to the
Monroe Convention.
44 As long as one drop of blood remains in
these veins, I will be true to the prinbiples ol
the Democratic party but, gentlemen, my
feelings arc wounded and I am sore in the
maltreatment I have received at the hands
of the Stroudbburg Convention.
There may have been honorable men in
the Monroe Uouniy Convention, but there
was aho a good deal of dishonor mixed up
with it
44 1 can return to Monroe County and for
give and forget all I can go to work with
my whole heart but I tell you gentlemen
I feel sore rl N
The Democrats find it convenient to
have short memories. Professing to be
filled with alarm at the increase of taxa
tion in this country, they altogether ig
nore the fact that their own conduct led
to the war and all the burdens it imposes
Every State that went into the Rebel
lion was a Democratic State. In so go
ing they yielded to the natural tendency
of the Democratic party.
All the men at the North who sustain
ed or sympathized with the Rebellion
were Democrats, inspired thereto by the
doctrines of the party.
If there had been no Rebellion there
would be no taxation. If there had been
no taxation the Rebellion would not have
been put down.
No wonder the Democrats are sensi
tivc on the subject of taxation.
At this time last year the democrats
were full in the faith that they would de
feat, Gen. Geary and elect Mr. Clymcr.
This expectation was based on the calcu
lations of Mr. Wallace, Chairman of their
State Committee, who stated he had caused
every ward, borough and township to be
closely canvassed and could not be mis
taken. The result proved how little his
engineering was worth.
This year the democrats profess the
same confidence, predicated on assuran
ces from the same source. The prophet
in whom they trust is a false one.
It seems probable that the aggregate
vote will be lighter than it was last year
Neither party will bring out all its mem
bers. The falling off will divide about
equally between them.
The tenor of advices from all parts of
the State leads us to anticipate the elec
tion of Mr. Williams by a handsome ma
jority. The larger that majority shall
be, the more beneficent will the award of
the fnllot-box prove.
Buffalo Express, August, 28M, 1SG7.
FOREPAUOII'S M ENAOERIE. Fore-
paugh's Mammoth Menagerie and Circus
by its magnificent parade yesterday, and
the excellence of the exhibitions given in
the afternoon and evening has won the
title of the "Cap Cheaf of all Shows."
It is the largest and best Menagerie we
have ever attended, while the Circus, al
though of a different character from any
we have ever seen, is equal to the best
and superior to the majority. Those who
are posted tell us that Mr. Forepaugh,
the propietor, has never been in the busi
ness until this year. One thing is cer
tain, we never heard of him before, but
be has given such a demonstration of tact,
taste aud liberality, that we are disposed
to believe that he is in all respects adapted
to the vocation he has adopted, and that
wherever he goes this season he will be
welcome. His collection of animals and
horses must be worth 250,000, aud are
owned entirely by him. He is a success
ful manager, and as such will command
the respect and patronage of the people.
What Craig Said!
Allen Craig, the Carbon County nom
inee for the Legislature, said at the late
Democratic meeting in the Court-House,
that " the right to the next member of
the Legislature was freely and fully con
ceded to Monroe." Voters of Monroe,
aro you going to throw your rights on
Carbon Couuty by voting for Craig, who
acknowledges he has no claim ou your
support, or will you vote for Major Ilavi
land and thus Miow Carbon County that
you know your rights and dare maintain
them..
Tho President begins to comprehend
that the District Commanders aro actually
under an uuthority superior to his, and
that is the authority of the laws ; and
that for him to intermeddle with them in
the performance of that duty would clear
ly expose him to impeachment. It may
bo taken, at least, as evidence of alarm
ou his part, that, he now confesses his
prerogatives to be limited, aud that the
laws set up barriers he may not pass.
Can't Sleep Nights.
A hacking cough, a sore throat, diffi.
culty of breathi ng, aro the results of hard
colds. Coo's Cough Dalsam allays the
irritation, gives case and rest to the pa
tient, aud effects a permanent cure of all
lung and palmciuary cQmpluintst
Jeff Davis and Andy Jo"hnson.-A Parallel
Major-Gen. Logan delivered a long and
vigorous speech at Hamilton, Ohio, on
cdnesdry, in which he arraigned the
Democracy for their crimes and said of
ny Johnson.
Tell me to-day if you had Jeff. Davis
in the Presidential chair, or Mr. Robert
E. Lee, could they have done more for the
Rebels in this land than Andrew Johnson
has since he has been President? If
they could. I would like to know
in what way they could have done
it. If Jeff. Davis had been President,
what would he have done 7 He would
have returned all the property to the Re
bels that they had lost. Andrew John-
. i . tr T - tc 1 : - I. .1
son nas aone tint, n ucu. uavia uau
been President he would have pardoned
all the Rebels that asked him for pardon.
Andrew Johnson has done that and more
too. If Jeff. Davis had been President
he would have denounced this Congress,
and called them a set of traitors. An
drew Johnson had done that. If Jeff.
Davis had been President he would have
appointed Rebel Governors down South
to control these States. Andrew John
son did the same thing. If Jeff. Davis
had been President he would have vetoed
the Freednien's Dureau bill. Andrew
Johnson did that. He would have vetoed
the Civil Rights bill. Andrew Johnson
did that, lie would have vetoed the first
Reconstruction act of Congress, and all
the other acts, which Andrew Johnson
has done.
Special Notices.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A Gentleman who -suffered for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and al
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for
the sake ot suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the recipe and directions
for making the simple remedy by which be
was cured. JSuffercrs wishing to profit by
the advertiser s experience, can do so by nd
dressing, in pcrtect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
42 Cedar Street, New York
May 10, 1SG7.-Iyr.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The Ucv. EDWARD A. WILSON will
send (fre of charge) lo all who desire it,
the p--e.se ript ion with the directions for mak
ing and uting the simple remedy by which
he was cured of a lung ofiection and that
dread disease Consumption. His only object
is to benefit the afflicted and lie hoes that
every sufferer will try this prescription, as
it will cost th em noihmg, nnd .nviy prove a
blessing. Flease address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No 1G5 S. Second St., Williimsburgh, N. V.
May 1G, 1SG7.-Iyr.
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WifuATON's Ointment cures Old Sores.
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Sept. 19, 1SG7.-Iyr.
A GESEKAL MASSACRE
of the fibres of the head, the whiskers, the
mustaches, or the beard, can be easily ac
complished by the applicatiou of the scorch
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KILLED DEAD,
the parties deceived by these nostrums will
regret, too late, that they did not use the
wonderful and entirely poisonless prepara
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passed by nature's own hue. Be wise in
time. The only safe and sure remedy is
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO, 69
Maiden Lane, New York. Sold by all
Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
Sept. 20.-lm.
Dr. WISTARS BALSAM OF AVILD CHERRY.
In the whole history of medical discoveries uo rem
etly lias performed so many or tuch remarkable cure
of tlie numerous affections of the Throat, Lunge, and
Chert, as this long-tried and jut-tly celebrated BaUara.
So generally acknowledged is the su(erior excellence
of this remedy that but few of the muuy who ha
tested its virtues by experience Tail to keep at hand as
a speedy aud ceitain cure for sudden attacks ot Cold
fully belieing that its remedial poweis arc com pre
hcu.Mve enough to embrace every form of disease, from
the slightest t old to the mot dangerous symptoms of
pulmonary compldint.
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY".
From Rer. Francis Lobdtll. pastor of the South Con
gregational Church. Uriilgeport, Connecticut.
" I consider it a duty which I owe to suflernig hu
manity to be ir testimony to the virtues of Dr. Wistar's
Ualsam of Wild Cherry. 1 have used it when I have
had occasion for any remedy lor Coughs, Colds or Sore
Throat tor many years, and neve: in a single instance
has it failed to relieve and cure me. 1 have frequently
been very hoarse on Saturday, and looking for aid to
the delivery of two sermons on the lolloping day wilh
sad uusKinitigs, but by a li'jeral use of the llalsadi hit
hoarseness has inviiriably been removed, and 1 have
pleached without diilicollv.
" I commend it to my brethren in the ministi y, an1 to
publio x-kkcis penei aliv. as a cei tain remedy for the
bronchial troubles to w hit li hi peculi.ti Iv exposed "
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GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE.
From Mr. Tucker, Depot Master at Salisbury, Mass.
" I have been troubled for years with a bad humor;
sometimes oulMiMdly and sometimes inwuuly. Dunns
the past summer it manifested itself more than usual
outtvardly, aud I used vour Salve, Alt signs of it have
mice disappeared, without atlccting me inwardly, in
dicating, I think, Ihe eradicatinc nature of the Salve.
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S A FAR ILL A-
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Many thousands call it the Wonder of the
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Spasms, Vomiting, Croup, and Sea-sickness
aa surely as it is used, and is perfectly inno
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quantity named in the directions ; and as
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uis, jruiscs, vjia oores, Jiumps, loothache
T I J 1 c TM C! : T
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Stinge, Pains in the Back, Chest, and Limbs.
mousanas nave tcptineu to, anu their certifi
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Hundreds of physicians use it in their prac
tice. It has been introduced since 1847,
and hundreds wLo now have it in their"
houses, say thy would not be without it
even if it was per bottle.. " Every drop
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WANTED.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
SHELLBAKKS, & CHESTNUTS,
BY
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General Commission Merctaats
217. Callotvhill Street
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Oct. 3.-1 m
MARRIED.
Id Siroudsburg, on Sept. 28th, at the
Presbyterian Parsonage, by the Rev. B.
S. Kveritt, Mr. Alfred Dates and Mi?s
Sallie Dueuek, both of Stroud town
ship. FOREPAUGirS GIGANTIC
0IKCUS and MENAGERIE.
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Or. Jiich. P. Joiim, ... !. U'j 1 I'ujlKaiirha
THE LARGEST AND CO.MI'I.ETE
Collection f
Rare, Curious & Fiao Animals 6c Birds
Ev.r often J to ll public. nl tl. t
BEST APPOIXTJEO CI ICC US,
In .t.e WorM.
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run largest at smallest ele
phants IN THE Vji;Ll.
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t'tii n. s i 1 t. r iut tio!i!tn I'tiMtsnn ; l' n.l
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PROF. LANO WORTHY,
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1110 ol th' ini'-l In'rn It- fiui, .'. jl Lxl.buiOn IflS
1noiiliatr;J 1JT Mortfl
THE S.M AT.T.FST TONIF.S EVER
ill If rhiVt,l in th- Winijtura Hamltrap
H i the :.ittfriin stjva and Agl Jionkte.
The War Flephant. RUMLU,
ill l trinJ o ! Circlo. t-r lh rroB
conirol io uOTiiiiii,
MH-'WM. P. WILLIAMS- :. s
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