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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22
New York MarLet--sspt, I9tb,

FLoUR-Market 5(9lOc lower. Moderate
business doing for export, chiefly, however in
superine and extra state. Closing with lit
tie more steady feeling
Sales were l6 900 hhls at s. 2C65 25 for
snpertine state; 5 45(05 55 for extra state 5 As
(G5 40 for common to medium extra western; /;
. 5000 75 for shipping brands extra round
hoopedOhio.
WHEAT-Market is lc lower with moderate
business doing for export, chiefly, however, to
fill old order. Sales 297OO bush Milwaukee
club at 2O9l % the latter for very choice !;
10 500 bush white Michigan at 35O1l A.; 49,
600 bush winter red Western at | 27(Gl 20; L.
900 bush amber Michigan at 81 aud $4,000
bush white Indiana aud Ohio at | 32Gl35.
CORN-SIeady aud in moderate request for
the eastern and local trade, and there is also
some little export inquiry. Sales OF 10000 bu
al A6(G66Ac tor mixed western chiefly ut 66c
and 69c for yellow southern.
OArs-Are dull and lower; 39C94Oc for west
ern Canadian and state.
BuTrER--Sellng at l2B9l6c for Ohio, and
iS(02lc for state
CaSEsE-steady at 9@llic for inferior to
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

A IN wayne on Sunday last Carr JosHrA FoRps one Of
we ns' settlers Of the township aged so years. He emipat
OF 1912. w " 0' i' "@s souie'
~ IdoeyVe Lake Illinois, Isaac WILBUR Sept ptb
sgeu 20 years formerly Of Ashtabua.
80 In Gustayu on the 22d Of August Mr. DosA CASE aged
- es hr Case moved into Gustavus from Canton Conn
9 ana was among the early settlers In Overcoming the
n"usnp'' incident to the settling Of country.
~ thls town. on thu llth inst, Mas. ABIGAIL HARNoN
"'uoW OF the late Aaron Harmon, aged 90 years.
Mrs H. came to tins place about 81 years ago. and about
w" year' after she married to Mr. Harmon She was
oap1sd by Rev g Morton, and united with the Baptist
ehurch IN 1888 where she continued consstsnt member to
the ay OF her DEATH The hour appointed for the
ment OF the session Of the Grand River Baptist Association
held In the Baptist Church in this place. on the H. 49, and
lSI ound her 10 her attentive interested listen
e t 'he close Of the afternoon Service when getting into
The carriage with her youngest return home she COM
Paiped OF notieeing we'll and after riding mile and half
matted momeut to with her eldest son. before whose
dwelling she almost instantly expired in her carriage the
cause oI which wass disease Of the heart.
Thus suddenly her children boref Of one Of the best
OF mothers the Church Of beloved sister, while the large
eoneoufe Of people who attended the funeral exercises wit
messed the high esteem In which she was held by all and Ill
could unite In applying to her the divine declaration ess
Gu a'e Tue ueau' VINO de In tile Lord" Con.
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Burrips Turkish Linimsnt The recipe for
mAinE WIS celebeted liniment obtained by gentle
man Nhe visiting the Turkish Empire. While there he
NneTeu iN use upon horses and remarkable we're the
cures ne cohouned 70 purchase the reepe for making FOR
r own use nothing Aer returning 10 this coup
Wy ne maoe some and tried II In several aases Of swelling
article discovered 'P''V ''N -'y
Beeouing acquainted with the gentleman purchased the
recipe and have made and used Il with great secess ara
ound one hall had been told Of its rtrinsie value
inr kheunatsn, Chibsins Psins In the hack or chest
Cramps SWelle hce Sore throat Nenrniea Tootbacbs -
Welingr of every hind Il IL warranted IN cure "
for hores-fwenR, sprRined, chafed vtndvslied etc a
" Tie most valuable medicine IN vogue LARGE nurbs, ~
certificates could he given n necessary but one trial viii ,
the most epitca Is perfectly safe IN take invnrv in
SAlrs 9,ao o' cfaup or eohc J. BURlI Co, Prop'rs
iyo@@ % MAIDEN Lane, New York.
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PARKER Pr1sBuRY. Of NJ H., and Mi's or
Mrs Griffin, addressed a tolerable audience Of
ladies and gentlemen at Smiths Hall, on Wed.
nesday evening last, the lady occupying most OF
the evening. She was listened to with atten.
ton. mainly from the novelty OF listening to a
female declaimer, though her manner was good,
and the address not without some force. The
scope and drift Of her logic, like others Of this
school, was to show that human frailty and i'm.
perfection runs through every ramifcation Of
society, and that being imperfect, are couse-
quenty pernicious and vicious, and should not
be countenanced or sustained--that everything
by which society is regulated, should be kicked
into its original chaos and confusion. Her re.
marks, however, while we heard her. we're most
ly of political nature. Me- PiIsbury is a man
Of mental aud oratorcal power, and his points
are sharp and penetrating but often chilling,
from their ribald and irreverent tendency
There is nothing salutary or good in politics,
religion, or morality. LocofocOsm with some
proprety is considered the best illustration Of
total depraviiy, and the other parties up to The
republican, ana lnat lncluueu, are out little bet
ter, hypocritical, inconsistent, and Inefficient
and the whole aim and effort seems to be to in
Weigh against and crumble the whole fabric of
conglomerate and heterogeneously constituted
society. We have never learned that this school
Of philosophers have proposed any substitute
for the present imperfect state of things, and
from aught that appears, after their utopian
ideas shall have been carried into successful cx-
ecuton, and not one stone Of the social, civil
and politinal fabric shall be left upon another,
we shall have nothing to do but Micauber. like,
to wait for something to turn up" to supply
the deficiency. This seems to our finite vision
something Of an experiment, and in the absence
OF the assurance that when it did turn up, we
should have anything better, we rather incline
to hold on for time at least, until something
better can be shown us.
Mr. Pillsbury asked for a collection TO pay
expenses Of the Hall, after which a large pOr.
ton OF the audience arose. as il by common
consent, and left while be was speaking. We
fear that he will gather few fruits of his labors
10 this place.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22
NEW Store and New Goods !

TYLER g. COLLINS,
Take tis method Of informing their friends and the public
mat they are now settled In their
New Store, in Smiths Block,
two door. Norh cf the Fisk House. adjoining Wells
fsnker where they may be found al all business hours
Large and Splendid stock of Goods,
bI. h' @ o5 variety style aud beauty cannot be surpassed n
In the Dry Goods line
can Be found the best makes and newest Patterns Of Gentle
mems goods,
In Cloths, Cassmeres, Summer Stuffs, &c,
from Seven Dollars to one Shilling per yard
la the Ladies' Department,
we have all that ia desirable in the way Of
Rich Colored aud Black Silks
Dark and Light Foulurd, Mnrceine, &c.
Mnsns, Challas, Organizes, Poplins
and many other nice and pretty things for Dresses and
Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery, Linen, Cambria, Silk
Handkerchefs, EmbrOideries &c.
large and elegant Stock Of
Shawls, Parasols, Umbrellas Shaker Hoods.
and Hoop Skirts,
of the best kinds and very Cheap, together with
Flnnnels 1ickings, Denims, and large Stock
OF Domesiics, OF Superior quality.
In our Grocery Department
well stocked and or quality price, we s1psst 10
compare favoraby with our neghbor.
In Crockery
We have taken great pains to select beautiful Pattern and
general assortment Of nice ware
In Boots aud Shoes, Wooden Ware, Stone
Ware, Farming Tools Nails Glass
Putty, Goldfish, Mackerel,
and many other things, we have full supply.
All the above Goods purchased with great care and
epcea reference to the wants Of the people OF this vicinity
We think cities equal others for buying cheap
we also think ourselves no MORE ambitious large profits
than others.
As is well understood and acknowledged all our Goods are
Of the hest quality and perfect and promise Goods
Tor Ch or IN prompt four six months customers
as possible and make living 10y the trade.
We shall receive most kinds Produce the highest mar
ket prices, and shall take pleasure in showing Goods
and doing all those thngs which good, reliable strng for
ward merchants ought to do.
TYLER 4 COLLINS.
AshtabulA, MAY 3, 1890.
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u. 4. PARsoEs. President.

CoScREGArroSAL-The organization OF the
first General Conference Of the orthodox Con-
gregational churches Of Massachusetts is an
event that has been looked forward to with
much interest by the denomination, especial
.ly by the more Jealous aud active lay
men, who felt that the General Association
Of ministers did not satisfy the wants Of the
churches in the promotion Of the desired fellow.
ship and fraternity. The conference was fully
attended from oil parts Of the state, except Bos-
ton, wns harmonious and spirited in its procee J.
ings, aud the Clergymen and laymen present
separated at its close with hearty expressions
Of qualification at the successful Inauguration
Of the new movement.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

n6r 1t is stated that Two years since
Canadian near Acton, Lower Canada, while
engaged in digging potatoes, found some
fragments Of copper ore. On the 18th Of
September, 1859, Mr.. Lewis Sleeper having
obtained lease of the grounds, commenced
the development Of the mine He found
200 tons, in loose blocks. in the surface de-
positS Of Duvium, which was all taken out
without powder. Some of the blocks of ore
weighed Is tons.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

D. B. De Land & Co.'S Saleratus is giving the
most complete satisfaction to housekeepers, as
it cannot fail TO do. It's manufacturers are de-
termined that it shall be PuRE. and are sparng
no expense to make this the most reliable brand
Of Saleratus ever offered to the public. 1t is
for sale at retail by most grocers and housekeep-
ers The principal grocers throughout the
country wholesale it. Manufactured at the
Fairport Chemical Works, Fairport, Monroe
county, n. Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

Coin AND SNow.-The Albany Journal OF
the l4th states that ice formed half an inch
hick in the North Woods H.rkimer county,
last Monday and Tuesday and there was snow
on the CatskiIl Mountains Thursday morning.
We see that the frosts OF last week cut down
Yegetalion in the interior Of MICHIGAN.
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RepubIioan Club Meeting.

The members OF the .AshtoLulG Republican
Club, and the Republicans OF Ashtobua gen.
orally, are requested to assemble at Fireman's
Hall on Saturday evening at II o'clock, for the
transaction Of business. As state election ap.
proacbes, and much remains to be done, full
attendance is requested.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

We have received the Ladies Home .Magazine
Tor October and heartily recommend it to the
favorable attention Of readers. As q family
Periodical it is unsurpassed in purity. .ofSentment
healIhiness of tone and the sterling character of
its matter. Edited by T. S. Arthur and Vir-
ginia F. Townsend. Published by 7. S. Arthur
and Co., Philadelphia at 50 per year-or cop.
les for S5.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

b9~ Apples are selling in Middletown for
half dollar barrel, and up the North Riv-
er for 25 cents, while all the old cider mills
in the county are being CREASED up ready
for action. Hope our Savans may be able
20 get little of ;he pure juice this year. as
it will hardly pay to water it.
NOrtcak, CT. Gazette.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

BURGLARY IN MADISON N-The dwelling of
DR.. Merriman was burglariously entered on
Saturday evening last, but some member of
the family hearing noise walked the Doc.
tor, and when he entered the sitting room
the scamp or scamps had fed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

AshtabuIa GO. Demoeratis Conyen1Ion.

All persons favorable to the klecoD Of Breckenridge and
Lane are respectfully invited to assemble at the Court House
In Jefferson on Saturday the 22d Of September at 10 o'clock
A. NJ for the purpose OF putting In nomination County
Ticket TO be supported at the coming October election and
also to appontA County Central Committee transact
such other business may before them that
Grand Demonstration will be made occasion 40 let US
have an old fashioned 1870 Convention. Turn out LAdies
and ALL and let us have grand good time.
Signed BY lOS fer which cannot spare ths room
Sent 1850.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

II VIM. Jarvis Elizabeth ~ Jarvis, P1ns,
against In Ashtsbus
Israel Bill aud Rounsy Marsh, Derts. Com. Pleas
irse Bill, Of Reelsve Putnam county IN the State of
Indiana, will take notice that William Jarvis and Elizabeth
w. Jarvis did the2ld ~ August 1890 he their pe.
on in the Court Of Common Pleas within and the Coun-
" ~ Ashtsbua and State Of Ohio against the ssd Israel Bill
aud Rodney Msrsh defend nts, setting forth that William
Jarvis and Elizabeth N. Jarvis the 18th day Of June
1851 contracted IN writing 10 sell 10 the said Israel
enyse'en S3iO0 NJ land Il nate In the township of
HAFRroye County Of Ashtabua and State Of Ohio being
township number nine In the 6h range Of townships In the
Connecticut Western Reserve and Il known by being the
North part ~ lot number yfve In said township, bounded
North 10y Lot No 49, East by Lot No &C. South by the South
~ Of said lot S. and West by Lot No g. for the
o ts24 raysbe IN three equal annual PAYMENT with annual
interest which 'ad the said Israel Bill agreed W psy
therefor and under and by virtue o said contract took pos
session OF hid land, Il NJ there due said contract
rom said lrne Bill to the plaintiffs the NJ 253i l2l0O
with interest from the 18Th day Of June, ltC0 Tor which
sum The plaintiffs ask judgment and that sad and be SOLE
70 ay The same and that said Israel B is notified that he
reqredt n appear and answer the said petition be-
oe the third Saturday after tie 29h day OF September next
WILLIAM JARVIS. and
ELIZABETH ". JARVIS.
by Sherman 4 Farmer their Attorneys
Dated August 90 1860 svISS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

The PAKsvILLE FEMALE SEMINARY open
ed on Wednesday last. The number Of young
ladies present exceeds last year.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

THE DISTRICT CouRT is now in session at
Jefferson. Judge SUTLIFF Of the Supreme
COurt. and District Judges, Wilder, HoFF.
MAN and CHURCH are in attendance.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

in Jefferson Sept 1lth, the residence NJ the bride nv
Rev Mr. wilkinson. Miss MAvrnA MEAD 10 Mr. ~ o. PEET.
TERrLAcE formerly Of Syracuse, N. Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

Coop YIELD -Mr.-Harmon. OF Len
OK. informs Us that he got nom two acres
Of ground, S2t bushels Of wheat by mea.
ure or SO by weight, giving go lbs. to the
bushel. This for part of the country thar
that wheat does not grow in, We think is
doing pretty WE'LL SentiRcl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

E7- Dr. vALrEAUs CANKERSE-Ths greatest Discovery
Of the Age For the almost instantaneous Of cankor in
the mouth throat stomach resulting nom SearAtina or
TyDhus Fever any other nipplea liberated
s1pu burns aOres Of all kinds, impure breath, 6c.
the best purifier for the breath OF anything ever offered
TO the public. .
To uhiten and preserve the teeth, apply with brush It
will instantly all tartar and other foreign Aubstanee
and leave the teeth white and clear pearls.
Is entirely free from all poisonous substances and
given TO an iuant with perfect safety.
Is valuable article every family have In the house.
Al n will remove pain from and burns quicker
thing known We will warrant 10 give sAtAacon in every
case Price rs cents per bottle.
l. RURRII.L CO, PTOpretoru, lO2 Nassau street New
York. For sale by HESDEI COPELAND 642
Persons afflicted with the Fever and Ague should
snare either ue trouble expense 70 procure DIR HOS
TETTFRS CELEBRATED BlTTERS, whose bsnehcient eE
ets upOn the has been clearly proved b. those who
have hesn stricken down In short space Of time BY this
deadh curse cheeks and msaee, and whose
night are seepess and restless and whose eyes dim and
annken With death staring them In the face this eonp0un
must prove blessing snAehng them A. Il were, from the
mouh Of te grave None know t true value until they
have tested IT, When all others have failed these Bittes
have restored the sufferers 10 pristine health Their poPuA
W 10 al the and southern P~rts should introduce
them n al families
Sold b. druggists and dealers generally svsIyubsF&
u Bee Advertisement IN another column.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

TERRIFIC GALE.-The gale at Mobile, Ala,
Sept, II, was very severe. Five steam
boats were sunk during the storm.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

r0-A despatch to n Chicago paper states
that on last Friday the Episcopal Convcn-
tion at Quincy (IIlinois) broke up in row
on test vote relating to a question referr.
ing the action Of the Bishop in the Cathed.
raj lot matter to lay committee. The
Bishop introduced a deacon just ordained,
and his vote decided the question. standing
nineteen to eighteen. The Rev. Mr.. Hodges
of Chicago, rose and denounced the whole
as dishonest transaction, and more than
half the convention left the house. The
convention soon after adjourned.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

Mathews Chocolate Worm Drops This
pleasant conecon and successful extenator OF all kinds
Of Intestinal Worms is fast taking the place of all the Naus
yemifuges which have long been in They con-
tain No MERcrRYare perfectly harmless pleasant to the
taste and ehicacious in all Ask for for
MATHEWS CHOCOLATE WORM DROPS.
mo Cathartic whatever Is necessary to he given.
For sale by GEO. WILLARD.
A L MATHEWS. Mannhstnrer. Bunnlo n Y a,nsan
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22
New York Cattle m.rLst--sept. 10.

pshVEs-Market unsettled and excited, with
sn sn auvahee oI nearly &c. Prices ranging from
DC To lOc. Receipts about s 500
ohEkr q LANBs-Declined 37kC050c per
head Market active. Receints II 500.
SwISE--Sleady at 6tGD6ae. Receipts 500.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

GOdry for October has heen received and look
ed through.
The engraving "from our own correspondent
is first rate and does credit to the magazine.
The "Y OUNCE Eagle Hunters is also good
"GIigh Art in Tattle-town." is the title of racy
and pungent article in the present number
Published by L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia, at So
per annum.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

New GooDs.-Our readers must not be un-
mindful of the fact that the season for .Net0
Goods is upon Us, and that our merchants in
view Of the wholesome state OF trade which
plentiful harvests aud the rich return which
kind providence has bestowed upon the labors
of the husbandmen, seems to warrant are buy
ing liberally The fall styles, so far as we have
noticed them, partake Of substantial taste. A
mong the number who have returned from the
Fast and have arranged their new goods, is o.
GILLErT, whose advent and announcement we
should have noticed last week SMITH & Lock
wooD, who make their bow in this paper Mr.
LAY, in the line Of Boots and Shoes, who re-
turned some days since and john MANSFIELD
Of the firm of BRIGHAM & Co. who have brought
in perfect avalanche of fall and winter supplies
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TIme of HoldlnE FaIrs.

Pierpont-Septemher 25th.
Ashtabula--Sept oath 25th and 26ih.
Conneaut--September 9th and 29th.
Orwell-October Let. I'd and 3D..
Lake County-oct. Sd, 4th and 5th.
Geauga Co., at Burton-Sept 25th to 2stb.
Girard, Pa..--Oct. Sd. 4th, and 5th.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

The remuneration of the School district OF
children and youth between the ages of aud
81, is 40, something of falling off A census
Of the village, taken at the same time, by Mr..
STLAs WEED, gives us population of l539
ll9 greater than the report Of MrrshaI BLAKE
sLEE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

A WRECK.-The schooner Alma in making
this port in gale last Tuesday night, run on
to the west pier, and sunk. She is a total
wreck. Her cargo Of coal is being fshed out.
The entrance into the harhor in consequence of
the sinking of this vessel il is unsafe for vessels
in the night, and the beacon light has been dis
continued for the present In light wind ves-
sells can make the harbor by running close to
the east per.-Rep
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

Gs- Bread, Biscuit, Cakes and Puddings, 60.
ing through the process of baking, change all
the substance Of TIerrick Aliens Gold Medal
Saleratus into carbonic acid Gas, which then
passes away so that there is not particle of it
remaining in the food in which it is used, there
by making it perfectly wholesome and healthy,
peculiarly adapted to weak stomachS and dys-
peptc persons. Grocers and Druggists sell it, n
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

DR.. WADswoRTn will be at the Asbtabula
House, on Friday Sept 2lst.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

Mr. SPUReEoNs EXPERIENCES OF TRAVEL.
Rev Mr.. Spurgeon. the London revivalist,
has just returned from pleasure tour on
the continent. and given an account to his
people Of what he saw, heard and smeit.
He referred TO the prevalence Of supersti-
ton on the continent, and said he went
ont with some Of the Irish brigade" in
tended for the protection Of the pope. He
never saw such a set Of men before IN his
llle. There was great scarcity of lug
gnge-they had only one handkerchief and
some boiled potatoes among them. Ant
werp, he described as the most religious
place on the fnre Of the enrth in bad
scnse--it was fnll Of superstition, and i'm.
ages OF the Virgin Mary ahonnded at eve
ry corner. With regard to the pope, he
hoped his tottering throne would soon fall,
and that Garibaldi would he the means OF
shaking IT, Prolonged cheers followed
this remark. OF Cologne he remembered
more of what he smelt than what he sow.
Albert Smith had said there were seventy
different descriptions Of smells there but
he had found every half yard gave some
thing more horrible than what he had met
before. Baden was goddess place. lie
went to see the ginning table, and thought
it the most frighlful sight he ever heheld.
Those we're best of who lost. II they
lost, it served them right; but if they won,
the devil would have them. In Prussia he
was glad to find such hatred Of Lonis
Napoleon, ard he feared some day a catas-
trophe would occur which wonld make the
people Of England regret they had allied
themselves to tyraut, and not to Prussia
their natural ally. IN Prussia he found
all Tie work done by women, aud it made
him truly ndigant. If said he, i had
been one Of the strappiug women | saw, i,
with my husband smoking his pipe and
looking on while worked, and lad there
been an act for giving wives who beat their
husbands two months imprisonment, |
would have broken that act.'
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BRiGHAM q Co,

A RE now prepared to furnish ALL who
4 A are IN want Of