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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-31

80 The unprecedented sales and unbounded pop-
uarity OF DR.. CHRIsTIEs AGUR BALsAM, has induced
several persons to get up an Ague Balls am, initiating
Dr. Chri.tes In almost every particular, far Is sp.
pearance Is concerned, and was it not for the law
would have appropriated the name of Dr. Christie
Beware of all Ague Balsams except DR.. Chrsties Is
his y the only original and geise artcls,-a Others
are base limitations. y ~ s - 50
Again We repeat the caution. Be sure and ask Tor
b. Chrktie's Ague DaIsam, end tAke A0AAing else.
B0LLSs, Smith e Co... Wholesale agents, Chlca9o.
and also, Tor sale In 1c0regor, by Merrill DaEron
and by agents everywhere. [74w2l y
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ELKADER, March Doth. 1853.


Ar. Editor We Elkadcrites had great
literary treat last week, and want to tell you
about it. SIS. Ainswortlr Esq, of West Union.
deeply interested large audience. His theme
was "The Scholar" Either we have lived
"out West so long that we don't know much
or that lecture would be hard to beat. His
illustrations were happy, and the sentiments
advanced elevating and ennobling. We feel
as if we have advanced considerably in civil
zation from hearing it, and hope We may be
favored with more such.
write without fear of rejection, for in an
Editorial some weeks since you said that you
had mot the nerve to decline anything from a
lady's pen. If we're a." or "T.' or any oil
your former lady contributors, should feel
chit" for your remark implied that some Of
the communications were Of such . character
that you would decline them if you had the
nerve 10 do it; but the large liberty you give
US to say what We will, delights me, and the
inspiration of authorship is strong now. Just
to see cne's self in print Won't it be nice
~ SSVut AuluOCI Va No 0St uROu yOOI PCI-
mission, and overwhelm you with Literary (?)
productions, am thinking what funny figure
your paper will make. Such medley of fun,
fashion and 6xing-tattliug, temperance and
tulle-rockinschairs, romance and religion
pies and poetry-puddings and politics. Yes
Don't be astonished ! Politics. We women
can't help being little political, and Why
should We not. We are surely among the gov
erned, and ought to have some notions about
government. pose could not write poll
tics for your paper for am Republican, but
allow me to say. MI. Editor, that your Anti.
Lecomr tonism hides multitude of Democratic
sins from my view.
1t is time to get dinner and must stop.
presume you feel bad aboutit close by con
graduating the ladies of this vicinity upor
having such an opportunity to be heard through
the press. An Editor with the right kind o
nerves 10 great acquisition.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-31
WHITE TEETH, pERFUMEp BREATH and h..,

WHITE TEETH, PERFUMED BREATH and bean.
tiful complexion, be acquired by using the BaD,
of a Thousand Flowers" What lady or gentleman
would remain under the curse of dsagreeable BREATH
when by using the "Balm OF Thousand Flowers" as 4
dentrce, would not only render it sweet but leave the
teeth as white as alabaster Many persons do not
KNOW their breath Is bad and the delicate
their friends would mention it, Beware of conn
terteits. Be sure each bottle Is signed
FETRIDGE 4 CO., NY.
FOR sale oy all druggists. 1y48
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-31

Weather. Business--T present May wealth.
er will do to Drag on. The River is rising
Business is active except in the produce trade.
In the absence of Eastern demand there is
quietness in grain that is regretted by every
man in town and country. Our market report
shows q decline in groceries.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-31

~ MAHoNY. the ablest member Of
the late Legislature is the nominee Of
the Democracy of Dubuque for Mayor.
1t is reported that he will not accept
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-31

Skulzs.-The excavations At North McGreger
near the mouth Of Bloody Run are bringing to
light large quantities Of Indian remains-cu.
riosity .huntsr1 are getting itch in securing the
skuils Of ancient Chiefs Er prcserv alton. We
don't want any Of them-they are too suggss.
tive Of the doom which awaits US. to afford
pleasure. The remains are found but . little
distance from the surface.
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. A Sniritua1iat an

"A Spiritualist somewhere east
has 'sot" four weeks On a nest of eggs
without visible result-his added brain
has doubtless spoiled the eggs by this
time.
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.NcGregOs. House, A!
w. Z. SHUFELDT g. CO.,

2l0 South Watlr street. Chicago,
hlSIlLLERs OF Alcohol, Pure Spirit and Cologne
~ Spirits. Manufacturers of Burning Fluid, Do
me tic Brandy. Gin and Viii kie-; Double Rectifcd
oni' VIM Ky, Rye, Bourbon Monongahela and Mag
holia whistle. Imitation Wines, st. Croix and ia
maica Rum. For THE TRADE ONLY.
All articles warranted. Orders from the country
solicited. Ilyn7;l C. 8
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Candy-Lampson & Bro. are moving to the
Store lately occui led by o. A. Kenyon near
Williams Il Harvey's.
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tn 6rs9fovd Ne,os.-The last No. contains
Fs!sb farewell and the bow of Mr.. Bushnell
the new Editor~the fret is sTicy and little
eros. the last il terss well written and slightly
Pungent in allasion TO the first. Mr.. bushnell Is
Ane printer and we are satisfied that in edito-
nal ability he i'll be found fully up to the Iowa
Standard. Success 10 you, Jason.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-31

Sold-The Dubuque Tribune is extinct. The
1iMes Office has absorbed all the Republican
papers of that city except the German one
CLEnEnrs hostility to Lager prevents bis swal.
loving the Zeitsng.
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~ Bethel is the name of a new P.
Office in Fayette CORA Burbank is
the P. NJ.
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Advertisement

ONO STATE AND UNION LAW CoLLEGE.--This instL
tuition has been removed to Cleveland, Ohio. Degrees
are legally conferred and Students upon Graduating
may be admitted to practice
For Circulars, address at Cleveland, ..... "
NJ. A. KING, Secretary.
february % lS5Sni0
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l
distance of about IS miles from Nc
Gregor. The sum of the ascents on the
first 60 miles is $40 feet, and of the des-
cents 500 feet. The curvature will
compare favorably with other roads
leading to or from the Mississippi, and
beyond the first fifteen miles, it will not
exceed the average of other roads. The
Grading of the first 50 miles will be
much heavier than any portion of the
line will average beyond that distance.
Estimating on what conceive to be
the most favorable line. it will amount
to triac less than $4,000 yards per
mile, of which 5000 yards will be
rock.
In respect to bridging. the line is re-
markably favorable; no expensive struc-
ture of this kind being required within
the first 800 miles and the masonry
will be less than the usual average.
1t is proposed to grade the road to a
base of 18 feet at subgrade, and to bal
last eighteen inches in excavation. and
one foot on entertainments. The rails to
weigh 60 lbs. per yard, chairs 8 lbs each,
and spikes to be 81 inches by 9-l6ths
ofan inch. The joint ties to be 6 by IL
inches, and the intermediates 8 by 8
inches. and eight feet long, and laid g..
$40 to the mile.
The following is an estimate Of the
cost of constructing the first so miles of
the road, on the plan above detailed, in
Guiding five miles of side tracks, the ne
cessary equipments, and such buildings
aud machinery, temporary and perma-
nent, as will suffice for putting that
much in successful operation:
1850, QUO cubic yards
earth excavation, at Ice, S2l6,O 900
100000 cubic yards rock,
at 65c., $4,000
ZOO cubic yards of
masonry, at 81, SO. ~. 800
1000 feet rubble
protection at 81 1000
10000 feet ballast at csc. $4,000
$500 tons of iron rails,
at 65c., $4,000
$4,000 lbs chairs and
spikes, at &C., $4,000
80 switches at 500. 5000
2turn tables, at 81, 500 5000
e engine houses.
temporary at 81. 600 1000
at 300. 1900
4 depot buildings, 10000
l repair shop, 5000
LOO lineal feet of
bridging. at Sc, $500
Fencing, right of way. crossings,
cattle guards and ties. 10000
Laying IS miles of track,
at $3.50, 24.65o
Total cost of road, s9O7,65O
EQUIPMENTS.
locomotives $4,000
40 platform cars,
at $3.50, 5000
60 box cars, at $3.50, 81, 900
6 passenger cars,
at $500, 1890
8 baggage cars,
at 81 500, 4,5OO
10 hand cars, 1870
Incidental expenses, 10000
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

February %, 1S5Sn72
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-11-27

OF L'oS EST IN rAIr Or roLERAxcs.--On
ecrit de Paris: Un drnme militnire, iniitai E
Maurice de Sake. q dW,ne lieu, dcpuis plnsicnrs
semaines. i des negotiations nmitie liiternirps.
nmitie politi9ues. L'antcpr a mis- en- scenp III
bataille do Fon,elfny. dams la4,elle les Anglais
mi etc baltus. Ain d'epargner les s~nsccpti.
hililes de nos y%oiSins, h censnre drninatiqne.
d'apres DIES ordrrs suptrieures. await snspenau
son visa ct anrnit syoilb 1uc ~laute,ir Sc apassa,
de la vic,"ire Dc Fonlenoy. Enfn, Il y a denx
jours, me %nonvclle negotiation s'est cngagcc,
ct, cette fais, Maurice de SAKE a gngne d.
nonvcan Ia basnille dc Fnntenoy; cstst vons dire
que Ia cel,sure s'csi decide Il autoriser Ia mise
en- scene de CO memorable fait a nrmes.
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krygprrio,y poeK Liz NieARAauA.-Mobie
Wsnspmbre .--Uu grand nombre '.d'emi.
snaii,' pour le Nicaragua. sont a7aes lei dc
hsl N mdas DIES Flats da Sud. ct attendeni
Occasion le stpmbarqter pour Graytown.
III mruiscni etrc tons dies homnies REQUISITES
atRuslrieux, ayant DIES meters ct DIES prrfes,
isessi l~rcIarent qn ills mont d'autre intention
te daf'er s'etab'ir laisiblement dams lame.
Iigs crn'ra'c.
on pease que leg n~av;res qai doivcnt les
lnapprtfr p%ariironl soasy pen de jours.
lie general Walker est t%oujours lei.
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JusTIcE Mri.fIraIRR I'm Russrn.-Vnici nm
nrret pronounce reinforcement rar I'M cnnscil d.
guerre russo coltre IN enscignc dun regiment
de dragons, dn nom de sadowsky, legnel pen.
dnnt'la ynerrc de Grimec, 1,assa i rarmee tur.
que, ct i deInis renie .sa fui de ~cbretien pour
Sc ilire m%ahometan, La sentence dniribmNl
miliiaire le declare traitrc i III patrie. Son
nom, attache 4 IN ,gibet. sera expose en- place
pnblique; hi meme. s'il est saisi, spbira la de.
graduation n Ia face du ciel ei DIES mains dn
bourrea,,, mi hi briserWsof epee slr Ia tete.
etc; apres quoi il scra envnve a perpeiuite anx
~lravanx forces les mines liz Siberie. Ces sor-
les de coadam,ies ne sorieat %jainais DIES entrail,
les de Ia terre.
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L-Y
yExpREsLE BIEN p'AurRuL-Un aventnriel
%anplais, Sir James Brooke, a la suite de cir
constanccs assez oranges. s'est trouve, un beau
Jour, d Ia tete du gonvernement de Sarawnk.
Depnis p~lnsieurs anipes, ce chef de hazard ex'
erce, sans etre moleste, son alitorite. ct, an
ionrd'hni, que sa caisse est vide, il vent ii,ire
argent de sun usnrIalion, Ell Sc snbsiitilani
rAngleterre, moycnnanl me sonine ronde dc
ciuquante mile livtess'erling, Il !lni payee par
celle ci. 49,
Sir James Brooke %cotuait les instincts du
commencement auuuel il s'adfesse-il salt Tie
TAngleterre est friande de ce qn'elle appellt
dies proiectorats-des couqneteS en- realite-cl
il espere que &c s%ingulier Transient sera accepte
par ellie.
La uresse de LoDdrcs s'occupe acthcllemcnt
de cetie %atfaire, ct voici ce que nous llsons dams
rEveaifng Star, qni sleeve contre les preten-
lions de son cupide compa'fioic:
al nest pas doHieiy que 81 tous les iaitS
enumeres par sir James Brooke sont eNacts
ct 81 tous les avaniages quill propese CONNIE
de,ant ~ressortir dune union politiguc entte le
NAYS ct Borneo pouyaieut Sc realiscr, Ell 81 lie
hni on'il veut atleindre etait de ceux que Ia
i~ustice ct lhnmanite peuvent sanciionncr. i
prix qu'il deinande serait insignificant Mas
nvant que In proposition de eel aseii'nfief
desapppinte ne soft prise en- serleuse conSlde'
ration, il Y anrait a resondre bien des questions
Dime nature ~tres-graye. La premiere aurai'
pour ubiei d'etablir la nature de lanlori'e g,f
sir James Brooke propose de transfcrer n Ia
Grande. Bretaguc. Pour notre part nous con
,es,ons absoluinent Ia yalidite de l'auioriie qae
sir James Brooke exerce sur lie territcire dt
sarawak. Nous savons bien que, depnis bier
los anpees. il Il excrce dc fat aussi b;en qas
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sEculore cesrRALE.-Des ordres wont
III, ,yoeaiss a nos officers de marine qni Sc
s ,ssrsai dams les eanx de rAmeriane Contra
,r1r prefer r' main forte a Ia proclamation du
p,,sag,i, Reinforcement alx expeditions dcs
aSaidersss 81 pour lprevenir toutc %i'fraction u
III ID neutralite. AZ
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UN DeDRis nK IA RnvoturroN.-Dans In rue
dn Fear.Saipt.l icrmain. I'M petit personnagp
noinnle Riehi'bpafgg. lni cst mort II y II lueI.
Gues ioars, SECT plaini de n'avoir pms joui de Ia
vic. qnoiqum e0t accompli 50 qnntre-vingt 81
xiene aimee. o. pprspnnage, malgre 81 petite
tnllle Gil n'nvait qnc 60 c%entilnel tres de- han.
teurl. a jnne m role politiqne pendant ID Ne
v~olntion de 1889, u aprarienAil a Ia dnchesse
dOrleans, mere do Louis Philippe, ct fut sou.
vent charge de missions don't dependaieni les
intert.s de Ia flMsals royale. On rhshillait eli
en- baby. III ,ete nrmee dun bourrelet. C'eiait
aans &c bourrelet qn'etaient cachees les Dope
chcs p%olitiloes. A%ccomrngne dune boune
denfiit, il montait en- carrosse et accomplished,
ainsi les commissions les plus perillieusca., u
petit hemme n, dit-orr, laisse les memories les
plus cnfieux sur Ia revelation.
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voyons dites-moi un,s
ne,,t Sc manifestent ces

u0nt me parIex 0vec uDe credullte
4voos me 1nermcitrez DO ne pas rcgarder
Ne sincere!
Nnii b u 'atirme fien, je ne ME rien +; j.
x5echo des recits si me sont parvenus.
~yeailles me m,ettre I Aadeux mots au col-
4 Ce sont des espritsa9
Dies esprlts ffappeurs. ne vois deplaise.
Ills ffappent souvent9
~ on, ltic on deix fpis par mois, mais nm
corp 81 yi,leut gull ebranle toute III maison de
fond 90 comble ~ reteinit dams II pays d trois
lieues . IN ronde : d. i reconna prscisen ,ent
Tendroit d'od part Il lie terrible explosion ;
on . cheiche. farett, SAvnoli les murs, ~soufeve
les arqaeis, interroge M plafsnds (; impossible
de remnnter de tsilsi 4 10 cause, ct Mtnrelte-
meDt .les effets i~nconnas 60 doirent en- bonnc
logiqne rapporter aux esprits.
-Es.-la Aoat &C que xous avez entenda
dire I a.
Mon. Nh
"A Ia bonnie henrp. car n ne suis pas ef
frays encore ct je m'at,cnds 4 quclqae chNS De
plus %einouvaht.
-Ue init, ye,asune heure do main, MD
com.e de@ ~, . durmaii rea, 70 leva 9,
lescendit dams Ia s6 chateau. Par IN
soapirail din req de- asssee, il appercut me
table de doaze cmy} 3seasee. dams ii cave
douxe c~anyives rA'csS Ancienx etaient assis
nttoar d'un repas tres frugal pour PORTER les
moroccan i leuir bouche, a lEa.t6mes avaient
menaesss trou dams t'eloHe sGssSss;4ccul blame
qui les Bs aoppait de pied eo cdp II
lie ctS crat a tTherd a me maN esade "
supposas : sous cess VI de lit, 40 cactaient
ses qnai jMnmcstiqy&s u hsreeS de dcnx
geniilshE sscs du vol n want 4 aller lcs
derangelE 3ns lenrs Esss sgot,sA j1sqa'a nun
maneards III coaeb5 ii icy trouyp
iolsr- a. lsa$s
proch M lssfes NM
"a nun s.,rS--1 y Da,'c!s n sNs M nv sn fe'
gn!ier ! % Iaeqnes y s,ernln eeS W N S ssa
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asHApIflyrs 1T COMM aANs.

4 PArR1orE DEs .OpELoUsAs
I'M, ii feuille Ia plus repandse
ms i Paroisse St. Las5ry,
Isstussaseillsnt rappel lux
1Ianes oui ont dies avis d bonner,
E,a]les troy eront un avantage
lI(4s;, en- falsant ins6rer dams
II, I'M sic,olouls2s.
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Mysuss Er PERou.-Notre gonverne-
mil IA prepdrc DIES measures pour obtenir sa-
sGeIi5a do Peron, en- raison dc Ia saisic de
Llupns amcricains.
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GtcS,l-0n. portait a 100000 bales, la
sa1ltf de cotton sur place a Liverpool
HI oaO sont de p%rovcnalec amerieaines.
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ADMINISTRATION rapporte que lord John
Russell dot reulllacer lord Derby au minis
Hin. .aYN ss {8&g NM1 H 3"HM W
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~ NpuyglLgs DE L'ExfEnITIoN 1T PARAGUAY
hs@ielairc la Ia marine a reen dies depechcs
~aspHcisrs camnaphint divers baiimpnt qui
ml parts pour lie Paraguay. lie Fulton est
aiye q Barbaae lie u ocinbre, IN dix ,jours
sasNmtalk, lie Water Witch est arrive n In
ethffr aeHiuatim lie lG, en- II jonrs de Nor
kks le Harriet Lane est arrive a Barhale
kaefcn y ioars lie New York. CHS bati:"
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Que contre lea destins ton cmur s5it hfrermi.
Je tame je t'embrasse ct t'enyaie unami!
C'est h seuleflelire que VI. Alexanare D,
mas tls NIL reccned de son pfre tielais quo celu
CT q quite Ia rne d.Ams,crdaml
Celia prouve qn'on pent etre homnle dc le
tres, sans aimer i On ecrire!
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VI Waller forward q etc nomnie marshal
IL EaisslJn;s pour le tcrritnire de l'Oregon.
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Dicedte iesls noyemhre a In Queue Tortne dams
cette Paroisse, Mime TIiE0GIaNE LEGER, ne
Leonie Veltin, agfe;de Is ans. y
Aux. oprlonsas, le 25s uoyembre, Nine we
BELL f'age dc Az ans.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-11-27

n TOLEDANO y TAYLOR, Marchands
80 CDlnmissionuiies, encnignll,r dos laes Saint
Charles ct l1nieli, Nouvelle-Drleals
BENZ. ToLEpAso. j. AsnbNALp TAYLOR.
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BKuIT nmMRHrI On III dans nm feuilleton
da Nord:- Alexatldrc Dumas pere nest pms
mort, connie IN Ia fnit annoncer M teiegrn..
rhc, ct il vieni d'adresscr d son fills IN poete
russo, de Moscon, avec ces simples mots din
ir,odaction, ecritss au crayol. SIR aue carte IL
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nUPERIER. HAYES N CO., Marehands
~ COMMISSIONERS IA rae ST. LnIis, N.Cllcans
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'IlR, GASADAvANT Ghirprgien Doniis.
10 patfonageslibdraIqnll Iii n accotda hrs dn der.
nicr.lyoyaSe quill u init dams Hpttc locnlitt. shyant
prisT aenouveatx engagenentsaux Opefhasas, II seta
de iptolrici 10 10 dtcetulro ~prochaib on II s~rcrtera
pendant qnnl1uas aemaincs Il fh0tel de AZ. Hayes
dams III but dtyy5 axcTcGr ia profession.
Etaht Acknowledgement comm ct jouissont dune lG.
pmtation meritee dams les paroisses tic Onest lsntpn-
R9uge ct Ihorviiie, 81 ss'enr tfcfe aux pripcipaiix hai
bitaits ID ccs iielx !. irjisscs.
1scs pefSonnes q1id asircraDt sen services ~vnudrnnt
biei laisser ledrs toilres II Tllotel dc ". Hayca OH
uitefjresS
Opcl1usas 10 rovcmbrc 1868.
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DElNTRE.--Ie soussigne a onyerl un ate.
licr, rue Bellevue, prts da DIR Satterwhite, u
eAecitera prnmptcment tout outrage conceriiaiit
son mdtier, tels que peindrc les maiscns, les en-
seignes, etc. i4 t 3F ~
II lportera anssl une attention partic,lli hrc ct spe-
ciaIe, dams rornemeit ct garniture des ~voitnrcs,
quill exdcntern dams IL dernicr style ct anx plus bas
prix. lie public est pria de venir examiner.
0pelousas, i6 octobrc 1858.
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(yNAINlss IN JtRRfN AGE FRsE
AAFCIfsSs-.Ie vicns de receypir IN ns- -
s~ortjtnent des celtbyes 'sShakcrfs eurden
seeds;'i ct " eontinu6iai 4 cii ~feccyoir dilec- E{f
tensdSat 8ds ccn ilrlins, ss39S&
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NJ missionaries do prohibit ct agent s1ae batonns
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pfA ! Bale $1,000. i00o 'N'a'
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I'D AIsATONN NlslsE EN GIILNNEI PAs
4 T~ENTES--I.e cuiWe a iltt sfuiS ID ~iuhveir
conductor du fer, est plus dilrahle, ct mpihs snjet a
Ia r%eaille; encore, uie scuie Charge d'dlertticlte
rom muniqnerait Il une barre cnsler S0degresrlG
rhnlenr, qiintld ine eilcuiyre Ii Zen lunnceait que n.
Pour al'autrcs partichlaritts, on pclt III procHrer
des eircNluires A~fI'nface lu sonssignS.
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actions on m0aeles. ct toutes communications lrcla,
tiyemcnta cette afxlire, r~ssevrcnt aue promptc at.
~tention Ell les adfessant A
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