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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
SaasonabIe Hints.

Cows.-Treat these coming in" with
suitable noarishing fsod, giving roots or
meal With Gu. fodder, unless there is PEE
disposition to excess of milk or milk fever.
Give plenty Of pure water. Provide those
abou, calving with plenty Of stable room.
CATTLE-These should have special
care at the proson. season. A little ne
glect now, will often produss debility
which a whole summer may not recover.
FENcEs-Repair as early as may be,
collecting posts, rails and stakes for future
use. Have good pile Of each finished
and packed sway, under cover, if possible.
FowLs-Provide with lime or powder
Ell oyster shells, and animal food See
tha, plenty Of good nests are r,ads. Arsi-
fetal esgs are very convenient when Sc
we're frosts occur. Those of porcelain or
white glass are now sold quite low.
PorAToEs. for seed, and sor.
over those for family use keeping them as
much as possible from warmth, air aud
light.
TooLs-Look over, and if any are wan
ted, procure ;hsm before you are hurried.
Repair old ones aud see that the plowins
gear is in eadiness.-4mericda Agricvt-
furist.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27

CLINKERs IN SroyEs.-An exchange
paper says, the simplest remedies are the
best, and they, did We bu. know them, are
always at hand. A few oyster shells put
upon and into your coal stoves, while the
fire is hot, will cause the eliDkers to disap-
pear. Repeat the remedy, if once is not
sufficient
A member of the Philadelphia Council,
states that they have gas, way out on
the road to Darby, to light the COWS home
from pasture Under consolidation, tie
tax in the Northern Liberties has increas-
ed from Sl.e0 to $40.
A woman living in East Brooklyn, not
long since, under the excitement Of liquor
threw herself head foremost out of tie
second storey of her dwelling, at window,
and was instantly killed. She left nine
children.
Prof Monroe calculates that there are
80, 600 colored people in Ohio, md that
they own s6,000,000 worth of property,
on which they pay annually $4,000
taxes.
Ths name Minnesota, frs. applied to
the Minnesota River, hes its origin in two
Dakotah words, "Miunes" water, and
"Sota" whitish like the soil.
A CAPITAL IDsA.-A very shrewd spe-
culator has elaborated plsn for Masking
money, which he calls "Cap'tal idea'
Punch suggests that the new "wate'-
! proof paper" should be used fer lining
milk rail,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27

At the election in Chicago, last week,
bloody riot took place between the lrish
and Germans. The former infurated by
bad whiskey, attacked the latter, The
fighting lasted for several hours. Several
persons were dangerously wouuded-a
number slightly, and one man killed. 4
Norwegian with his wife passing along
street in wagon, was attacked. His wife
interfered to assist him, and was struck in
the head, from the effects of which she
died.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
answered to the weeping sisters of Bethany

LIBERIAN COMMERCE.-A recent num-
Der of the Liberia Herald contains the first
annual message Of President Benson. 1t
is addressed to ".he Honorable Gentlemen
of the Senate and House of Representa-
tives," and is quite interesting, il!ustra-
ting the progress Of the young Common
wealth. As State papar it will compare
favorably with those Of American Cover
nors. The increasing value Of Liberian
trado is suitably noticed Palm oil is the
principal commodity. The eNpyrts ~
that article were about 100000 gallons in
1852. The estimated amount imported
into the United States, from the entire
West Coast of Africa, in ls56,vas 9. Co.,
600 lbs, which is over 81 l,2U0, ,0UG gallons
That Liberia possesses immense resources,
there cannot be doubt lie, it be speed
lily brought under successful cultivation,
and the production Of sugar, coffee. cotton,
palm oil, camwood, and other valuable
articles, would be immense.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
Temnnral blessings.

Wish for them cautiously,
Ask for them SuhmiS>lTely,
Want them coatentcdly,
OStain them honestly,
Accept them humbly.
Manage them prudently,
Employ them lawfully,
Impart them literally,
Esteem them moderately.
Increase them virtuouslv,
Use them subsequently,
ForeGc them easily,
Resign them willingly.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27

The best capital that young man can
start with in life is industry, with good
sense. courage, aud the fear Of God
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27

Every business will stand driving, and
the best way to drive it is to advertise IN
the Chyorils Try il
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
a Sisters Love.

A lady who has lately lost brother by
death, writes Us in o vein Of touching sad
ness, to which many hearts viii respond
81 can not tell you how deeply l an
stricken by this sudden bereavmelt. Day
after day stand and gaze after bin stretch
ing out my hands towards that unknown
shoEe-cslling on him for some assurances
that be still as, ard not lost for ever; but
| can not help uttering If man DIE,
shall he LIVE again?' Were the world
mine l would give it to be Eeassure! on
this one point, upon which never in my
life before, has fallen a shadow Of auy
doubt"
All! mourning sister, that skcptical
question Eh:eh now tortuTes you, aud has
answered to the weeping sisters of Bethany.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27

PLOwING WITH THREE HORSES Es-Few
f,rmers are aware Of the advantage of
Flowing with three herses, instead Of using
only two as Is the common method. For
breaking in colts, particularly, this is q
very practicable method. A colt may bs
placed oD TIE near side of span Of horses,
making him pull on the end Of sweep
against the spaH-on the principle Of
s;celyarj, the length to be prOpOrticnsd to
the strength and endurance of the colt.
To prevent tho plow from RAINING too
much 10 land the sleYy will have to be
placed far to the near siie-or, bstterye',
a plow beam sprung sufficiently to tho
side substituted for ,Le old one. In bar
rowing, also, 4 much greater amouns OF
work NAV bs done theu with two horses.
The thrc. horse team. gives power OF
sieadiuss, Of movement truly surPrl'ns'o TO
those who have raver tried such team
before HissasiE Fdra,er.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27

MAKING VISEdAR The cheapest modo
Of making vinegar !. 10 mix i've quarts OK
warm rain water with two quarts OF Orleans
,aolasses, aud four quarts OF yeast. In
few weeks you will have tsc best vinegar
Won ever saw
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
WAsHINGToN. March 10.

The Board Of Health who took possess
ion of the National Hotel in this city, to
investigate the causes of the appalling sick
ness there, repudia.e the rat theory, and
arrive at the conclusion that it was occa-
stoned by the poisonous mlasma generated
in sewers, eess-pools and sinks about the
establishment
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27

A New BANK IssUE.-The law prsh''
biting the banks of the District Of Colum-
bia from issuing small notes was violated
last week in a peculiar way. A Washing
ton correspondent of the Herald says:
seTbe Banks of the District were increas-
ed on Sunday last, under the auspices OF
Mrs. Speaker Banks, who usbered one into
existence, issuing small notes in obsdl'
ence to higher law"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27

ADVERTISING SALEs.-The last NO. OF
the Bucks County MteHigencer contains
notices Of no less than nincty-cigtt public
sales to come off in that county. The In.
teNigeneer says that in no other county in
the State are personal property sales SO
we'll attended or are such good prices OBJ
tanned as in Bucks county. This is doubt
less owing to the liberal system Of adver-
tisiue adopted in that community. lthas
been found that money expended for ad-
v.ytis;ns ia cash we'll laid out.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
CONTENTION or THE SOLDIERS
or TUE WAR OF 1914

WAsBiSqros, Jan. S--The Caaventio
II nc soldiers of the var of 1912, assea,-
t.ea at 10 oeiosl,, ID the Go,.aasa Gataneil
Chamber cf tho CITY Hail, snd Wa called
to or,lsr IS DE- s4tseriind, 4 Philadelphia.
A 2ynziieas ana o.ler 7thsers were ap-
pointed, snd also comaittoe TO prepare
.rcsolntans. IF erA,ph Gen. Leslie Ceoa.bs
IS Cbetrmar.
Mean'ino portion Of The Convention
proceeded 70 tic depc', ana FersiTed The
Baltimore delegation, wbc came IA tic II
o'clock train, AMI escorted lhen to .ha
Cry Hall, saere tneit 1atnes we're register
Cd as iaainhr7s If the Convention.
The Huuaer in attendance IS nos as large
IS hassiofarc.
A series i resolutions we're rcaor set.
Fran be Gomatttee and unanimously adpp-
ed, The8 take lie ground that both ms
tee snl pecea'.ens require the passage Of a
general peissipp law, f.,r he baasi.of ,be
aoilie.s ana sa.iofs q The wlrof 1872. ana
,ha widows pf s's.l - died ii he sersiue,
aud i ceagFess tail 20 do 81, ;ha G3pesa.
ion pieiga fhsm'elves to bring Tic sahject
bafara the people in future aleeions
Congress IS tbankei for passing the late
bounty land law, ani the. pre4idont for
executing il in sn i.aptetial spirit All the
pension Laws should b construed il a spirit,
and pensions shanld co:nineaco from the
dste of disability. i'engres4 Is also thank
ed fei eonfsrfiug on Sea. Scott he higa-
es' military rank iaowa 70 the country. his
services e'aiuensly Uiari,ipg sueh a compile
reat.
Gen. coomss lnsde greech car-raiella-
tory If the aasp'cipus circumstances under
s!,ieh the Convention haa assembled. and
coisflitefssd bis old fcFloAs Sa'iiiar. ,ty sa =
ilia thst taey wsre il ilioie bearing vigcr.
oas Il boys, i Blind veteran les4arFal n
Ms g.'s a,ia4ioa 10 sseir brisa; eyes, 40
far 50 he vas conc4fnel. NJ. esoubs' re-
mark< Ters sntaasi4sti .si.y receissi
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

excuse ior tbs aaiemrt 70 set q ilan drunk
andslenexfort from isiut confession Of
intimacy viii wenan, or boast, - or
der 10 haze j. used as testimony against her
reputation. Gan tic most malignant enes
mics Of Gen. lanefen urge anything agaiast
hin Ike thisa Can tiey Rams one aet ef
bis life affecting lis clafaeier' Les The
Friends ef ForreJ purge him of Che conse-
qeeuess Of this letter betare they denounce
peu fer voting far cameron ii PFeserenec io
has l'lie great Surprise aith eyery one
must be 81 reaeiog tits letter, that there
pcas no. lasFa ioer,l Wilsag g s'ainluister
"a re5uke . its. aptior 81 voting against
lin. TIE Senator ffum tbs district bas tee
thaats Of his constituents for he manner
ia vhich be Yoted, lie more espesiaiiy
deserves coianend9tien when II IS rctpsn
bored that lie vas net a personal frisai q
Gen. Cameron, and I'VE years ago used aii
bis ingaeuce against Lin To iaau Of iiio
high uoral character. sud niee sense 81
honor which actaaIes the spnator from ,his
district, the choice betgec1 Sen gemeron
and lie author &c to sJaniesoo letter"
vas not a difficult one.
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For sIta Ipanlr rIIand chronlele.


M. 0vER:-The elsctibp Of SIMON GAMER
on considera sii eiste6 ssc American RepT1,-
:.caus of WossdbTr, and tte victory was cei-
epzssea ii qaits Q spiraasd naBner.
i glorious ecrsse was kia3leds y bieh II
NJ The snrrouEsirs Hills Nth light almost
AZ brliiaot as tie sp faiinz rays Of The mcf1-
fag scl, ini TIC bud rsjeicing cheers were
rsyefhersted for niles around. FIRST three
cAesss were given for 81 sen Cameron, next
three elseeFs for Hagonselisf, Lebo and Ma
rear. ana th.g three cheers for George n .
snits
ar. saniuel Flake made . sllort speech in
tie q csnen language rhich WAS we'll receiy.
cd. il antn5er II songs were sung. and the
greatest eufhasflsm pres sled The right
apifis is up ia Tho Woediurgs. We will 90
ia work mex. eali confident Of victory, for the
Black Democracy fnve become 50 corrupt
fsat nasy hen cst men are leaving the party;
sren IN Reifos i Cosnty there has heep I'n ,.
.ie slsnssriaz vhirb, -heD deveiaped wl!i
m7ftle ras tx Payers Of the Conniy ont Ct
their boots 4 Se mater Is nnier iny,s 81 =
ties ia thr rre9-r hgnd aaa 10 dGetins Wi
b. given 70 gsa- readers.
WOODBURY..
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

Mfr. Goemba offered resolution, which
was adopted, in favor Of the restoration Of
sueh officers oFth Navy as were unjustly
deprived Of their positions b. iao Navy
Retiring Board, and asking theexercise Of
the Executive powers u that end.
a committee vas appointed 70 wait on
the President and tender him tie eompli-
nents of tic Gonveation, and to inform hun
thai they will iniiyidaalis pay their re-
apects 10 bin. Thc President returned
courteous reply, wishing them peace, plenty
ard long life
Speeches apFroPrate to the occasion
we're made BY several delegates, and By aIr.
esps;i~, Of Afliogson, az a.aet enthusiasm
vas manifested.
A resolution was adopted fsr the arpoint-
uieut Of ! committee te deyi4e means for
sde erection ofa monument to james 'asiadi-
son. who recommended TIC declaration of
uarin 1872
The Convention then adipnrncd without
fx;ng day, leaying the lime ami place of
the next ,aeatiig 70 BE- ized By the Pyesi-
| ,iont If the Gopseatier
During rte dss aaoli soldier, one Of the
delegates. la,i las p,'s.et picked u So.
a genera pension law, suel As the con
yentiou desire, ia peudiag il the House
frous ,ass August.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
We epu6lish Ire following afficie ~ reia-
ton u lion. David Wiiaot, At the request
of 6 friend
JUDGE Wll4MQF

This eentletnap has won for hinlself a
proud position in The Republican party Of
this Sts;e Ia former years, @hen he act
Cd with lhe Democratic organization that
rarLy reposc1 especial confidence in him.
They felt that there was latent pewer---a
power 10 dare much ana to accomplish
sauoh--ir. that strong manly form. aud
close, hard sqt head. Hence, the old, cor
rupt spoilsr,cn feared bin. and the younger
and rarer portion Of The Democracy roceg
n;zed him as ft eu5odirpeat Of their
fresher and better lnpulscs.
When in 1917. he offered ms celebrated
pro@iso 10 tie 'sTbreo Million Bill, be was
inveinntagily hailed froin all sides as q
.oian Of talent and IF viii, who could rise
sbore party ;ra.nu,els, and espoase and
aaaiutaia boldly great principie- lie u
9aoe attracted tho attention Of the paaple
Of ms State and ,he Nation. Since ibas
time, slthouga peeseeuted sud calpnaiated
by ,hc South and the doaghfacea Of his osa
party, he nas not o,ily n'airtniaed his previ-
a8a reputation, but no has risen 10 ia, and
II new recognized as one Of The Leading msa
of the country
Tic Republican party Of Pennsylvania
e8e 10 SIN nsast uotoaudea deb. Of graft
itaae--a debt WHICH it will not eaiY glsdly
recagaizs, 6tt discharge f,ilig, a, sone>fa.
fuse day. ahen It shall haze risen % til4t
strength 5bieb wiz orc day cover il ~ah
viotofy. The most eminent positions wi'h-
n is gi5t viii a-suscd.y ha conferred rp-
an hin. TIC uani who, by l,is personal in
Raence, conld briue sneh powerful aid -
tlte suprort ct freedom 10 ihe North as he
has done, must needs beFrscl4iiaed eli4-
altnas and gallant spirit. lie deserves Tie
name whici, tie RvImbiieans Of i>hilaiei-
paia have conferred on bin, "The Lion Of
.be Nor,h.n
The day is hyen now at hand, uhen the
Kss; viii be as Thoroughly lndoeIfinafed
with 'he great IDEAS q the bon-ex'ensinn ei
slavery ana of free white labor, a. the
Softb and Wes haze already been When
il shall eoiae, Judge Wiiiaot viii deserve,
~ ae will receive me sbansa ct generous
gomen and brage tneu, as fae snseesstal pi.
eneer p isis greet canse. and # be
shoald be eie7aisd to high po0er, as h.
vill be, they siii feel 'he satisfaction grow
ing out q the fart, that MS inirlieesnai
abilifies ut i.in 70 iii with honor ans PES;
70 which he utsy be oallod.--Phd. Isz1ss.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

The Otio State joafaa, adesrsipg to a
!, .itioa n strike i,e word white from the
CONSTITUTION III Ohle, says:
"In Tennessee ind North Garol;na, free
negroes u4el 10 vl.ie. Inn. Join il ell,
he present EQUATOR fl,em Tennessee, told
is not nsgath ago, Il Cincinnati, ttat tie
tiest tiiue lie ran fsf y Chgg ess,ta his 3istrfct,
a4 reoeiq.-l ttpwar,is Of three hundred Negro
veta4. I'll wss thon a Jackson man, aud
fte aegfoos Afa geiud for hiaa daltHtleas
geied sef 10 hsra ii Nss Grieaas IKE Rias.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

ena IT the Gqzetts Fo.ooaid GIL cur col
umns with extracts fron4iiie Gazette IN fa-
vor of, and defending Geu. Cameron, but
ne have copied enough % answer our paF-
pose. We weuld say to The 4ysaz "a his
present disgraeeful course, IL relation 70
Gen Cameron, ws.at be saTd in regard 10
ttat gentleman 4 few years ago, shat the
kind Of warfare made against Cameron, IN
some quariess, il disaiac.tai, and caleula-
ted to teu.fi asher tban ieiare Ain.'
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: .-.---
FIle Election oE gen. Ca;ses or
Esefeas Of lEr. Forney rresI-
aeRa eh Ssee' Rs''aaAse'l,
Il : - q"'''0
''''''es ss"a.'' "'''.'i 's'N i'''ss = ii''l''-
oaFs Ys4'eF'af' 4'a ~ ss'''S.''ea ?. usie
~ ,''a'',,'" o's s'7 V'ls4s 'oA''es q
'oe if'Go F's' f'l''9' siea'so '''o'e s1e''e-
aie'' ''''h aN9' 9'H''g "o ssse h0s''su 'oF
'oa'@ 'lae-
= was sers seheFa'.y '.a"efs'ooa 'ass
or fof''e' ''le .''i'l'''e . NC s'eia''''s'io
ia'ieas 'fas q sfs''' as'ii'''f, ana '''Sse "i'o
we're Watching ihe eouFse q events as We
we're onfseises, we're entiFeiy satisfied tasi'
let 8ho "aaid speesed' MT. kornfy w"n'd
oe qeiea'en. 80 oaf Fe"t'efs are FsFy gen
efallS aware, We we're not tue advocate o.
'iis eleets7H q tfene'sl '~nleFoA- taey arc
j's' p Teii Nav'ssa q ihe iaet 'h@' We ba8e
oo sympathy E'T pi'g PERSONAL aha 'na'
We eAFe 'la' sicn 40 oE'''loF' = ''ls Q''siicai
integrity "s ~a'iia ''aHee ~ y Tess Tor
h'ia' q = fAisf's'1a e"'''iRA's.' t's see'' ali
oih's. 1s'. We lia not hesitate 2 sfs, that
&c are not only cn'iTsi3 sas'susa win tso
fespi', ea' 'hAt W. res3ise slfh aii r'eh'-
ih'nftnS men nfttn nc h7ss u fis'ts2tien q 4
i''si rssften'lo'', "h'ea re 'iave fsk snFe
would foiio~ i!as TsTiy which s.as elected
- aneia.is i9f Inc tEesldeney y fraa',
ara "h'en Z ao'ns - ea@ea q da'hoF2li2e
= y Frofis
ae F'aoi'As a.ilh'liia'A7si 70 sae so-eaiifq
os'aoafaiis paFtg' ~ sne iaisat@i - ean-
ens Io@ataes' sl'' e7aees'lfy es Inc aefcat
= 'ha eseseh canalda'e 9f ar 3asaaRan'
- iaasea s't'''as'a'i'' '''e argues 'ast h'.S-
eFsf '1acn Poil''cai coffeP''9n ara Viiiaihy
may Saeeeeo ;'f 'l.i''' Tue DAY . Fsad''i-
i's : lns' as SuFe g ioli0S' = 'f'' = party
fF's.i'ese- ''se'i . ''ie F'is ai'a ifaasrish'
purpose @elee i'a' 50 a.si'nsuls"eo is'c"
feso,sin 70 i'ennsyl7aili4 fof sAe last siF
'aan e. AF' f"Fb'y vas me captain 8 'a'
i.,e" kg'0 '''ees e l'f'lf 'ssaaia "oF'ae
the ia'e ra''lPa's1-i 4F'l'f i!'' ',i-fiee.' .
'''S 'l'esR = isao'isss '-seis4 =. PFoSi''o
pc'i' 'o' a n'S 'as' 8 ''1,s'' sem o
'''"., va ''a's '''7's'' s''u 50 ''.'' o'' u
. .'''-'e' "','e' va = ~ t.s's = = o''
s.''''', - 9'r' = - '
40 s'es = s'''s " ~ '
i's''''''4"' :. - 49, ',' ~ o.e"
s''.' s''2l ~sa's' @'a ''''''.s' wa
80 : $500, '1s ,''5,5 :, o ms. N.''.'.
90, 80 : 80. 80 : , .-,.,-s..'s' !.
-. T.!..,..s.,.'.,...... - -
s,....,..'.,.....s.,, -. -,
49, : :
''
..,'-a s." - ss N'nsa "
- = - 70 - = . S"-'''s1
~. ;,..s -, -, -
poiics.
Ne hare NJ, the tia,e at this wri,ing TO
geaeroiiae OF the resnlt of yesterdays pro-
ceediags. Tae breaking up Of f.4eo Foco-
is.n, however, vhieh wes an,iciParea -
hes-a i,ana.li,te'y after lhe fourth of HSrcb
las already began, AID .he P..ssi.ien, elect
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
Ex.rssAAr Ex.rEs a4,Fa.

and Ire author of TO 'Janleson letter"
vss NOT difficult one.
&z 20 Als3 - = s9 as
~ i0''sa - ~ - -
some ex'Faefs from Tue he1i.,'e e'a1ss's' IL
@''ea 4 . ''e.n ''Eai' 'i'e@a q. ''s'.'s ."
! consistency I'D reference e SeI- sinloo
! Cameron Tha itst extract nc Vii pub
.isl Is from, tlie Gag t9s al lss; weeR. an
,.,,,a ,,,o ,a,. .oa,s ra. roiiaa s,at,s
celatof.
s'ibc election 81 Senator ct tbs Laittd
States. tosesve for SIX years tfom She 4th
o A4fea of1f, t9eE Place en- Inesaay lasf,
4ue he Whole country VIII hit,sh % care
tas rtsalt, - I5eafofa 1azstie, J7a 10,
1887.
The next extract ve will lay before aar
,5a,lors i fran, l.r., sTtf..le n III. f,e-ff.
i5z 3.F,.
's' Z ''''S
cameron lfea Toe Rliaeks oi lhe iseiFis-
burg Kemfgae lie states that ..ae 40e,
qoi cgye,, whether tse netaiaea FOR Iaite.i
60. E. .h, ..;.., h. ro,
cameron g eitaes q 'eFefat others lie R.ii
ee#e.' sa'isaea.
( Ageofaing to ne Haft'a6afs A'gs'9ts,
.s ~ 's.4as ~, 49, '''.''s 'as' ~
AIatost eyeeg week thar pafcr has an artl-
ele severely regsciirs aF,u the cou3uei If
ilie Geus'al-ant set, strange to say, the
oe'ae'fae5 q pa'i''."i ,0aei5' e '.'s ''ee
$40 -. ~, 49, ~ 80,
| stals Convention. e..isil vii 81. rlegr.edIq
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