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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-05
Notes on Eallacies Of Ameri-
can PrOtc csiOEists.
Eallacy Ninth.
DY FRANCIS LIEBEP.

"Protection has u tendency to maAe
things cheaper" .. ,-.. -
This fallacy would not have seem.
ed to deserve mention here, were it
not frequently urged in discussion. =
1t was not len; ago one of the com
monest arguments Of the protection
lists. ..,......'s.. ".s-..... t..
Protection, they said, raises pri-
ces, indeed; this leads to the inven-
tion Of machinery; machinery saves
labor and makes things cheaper. In
the same manner it used to be argued
in England, even by some prominent
economists, that war had its good
economic effects, despite the enor-
nous public debt, by driving the peo-
pie to invent machines. '.s.
All that is necessary to reply to
such ihcohercnt argument is, that if
protection is recommended because
it leads ultimately to cheapness, we
prefer beginning with cheapness.-
That is all. -. .a
AS to the specious war argument,
let no reader misunderstood us. War
is far from being the greatest of evils;
and blood may flow for things far no.
bier than itself; nor is physica! we'll
being tho highest of things we can
not do without, but we solmenly pro-
test against all untruth and equivo-
cation. 1t belongs to the tmpossi-
Jilia Of this earth to increase wealth
by war; directly and Indirectly
When we must go to war, let us man.
fully present to ourselves the cost !;
provide like honest men for the cx-
penscs and never listen, for a mo-
ment to those men who recommend
war to US for any economic reason,
whether they are bungling thinkers
or mooth-tongued selfseekers, nor
to those who wish to repudiate SOL
emn engagements. .-
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A Question Answered.

Can anybody tell why, when Eve
was manufactured from one of Ad-
ANS ribs, a hired girl wasa't made at
tho same time to wait on her ?-Er.
We can, easily Because Adam
never came whining to Eve with .
ragged stocking to be darned, q col
lar string to be scwcd on, glove to
be mended fright away, quick now" "
Because he never read the news
papers until the sun got down behind
the palm tree, and then stretched
himself, yawning out, .'aint supper
most ready, my dear?" Not he. Ho
made the fire and hung over the tea
kettle himself, and pulled the rad
ishcs, ard peeled the banyans, and
did everything else that lie ought to.
He milkcd the cow and fed the chick
ems, and looked after the pigs him
self. He never brought homo half .
dozen friends to dinner, when Eyo
hadn't any fresh pomcgranates. and
the mango season was over. Ho
never stayed out till II o'clock to q
"ward.mecting. "ihurrahing for the
out and out candidate, and then
scolding because poor dear Eve was
lsitting up and crying inside the gate.
He never played billiards, nor drove
fast horses, nor chokcd Eve with ci-
gar smoke. He never loafcd around
corner groceries, while solitary Eve
was rocking little Gains cradle at
home. In short, he did not think
she was specially created for the
purpose of waiting on him, and
wasn't under the impression that il
disgraccd man to Tighten his wife's
cares q little. That's tho reason
that Eve did not need . kired girl.
and we wish it was the reason that
none of her deccndants did. sd
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IIa4!la2!!lEal5!||

This lnfalliblc Remedy does not, like the
poisonous irritating snuffs and strong caus-
tic solutions with which the people have
long been hnmbugged, simply palliate for a
short time, or drive the disease to the lungs
as there is danger Of doing in the use of such
nostrums, but it produces perfect and per-
manent cures of the worst cases of chronic
catarrh, rs thousands can testify Gold
in the Head is cured with a few applica-
tions. Catarrhal Headache is relieved and
cured MS if by magic. 1t removes offensive
breath, loss or impairment of the
sense Of taste, smell or hearing, watering or
weak eyes, and impaired memory, when
caused by the violence of Catarrh, as they
all frequently are. | offer in good faith
standing reward of $500 for case Of ca
tarrh that cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EV-
ERYWiiERE
Price ONLY SO CENTS. 80.
Ask your Druggist for the Remedy; but
if he has not yet got it on sale, don't be sut
off by accepting any miserable worse than
worthless substitute, but enclose sixty cents
to me. and the Remedy will be sent you post
paid. Four packages $500, or one dozen
for 5000. Send two cent stamp for DR..
Sage,s pamphlet on Catarrh. Address the
proprietor,
II. Y. PIERCE. NJ D.
ivllmi Buffalo NY.
For Sale by Price & Lowry.
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Bet? What do you mean? II
don t want to bet ; hi want to bu
the 'orse, if hi like it, &C..
10 this tho dealer ia horscacs
made no answer, and after momen
or two of critical examination, ou
wealthy friend remarked: ~ -
s'Hi don't think she will hanswel
for family 'orse.' . -. ..
Eve got stamps as says sho amt
got no supcr'r as family 'orsc in
the city, replied the irrita.cd own
or.
"Stamps? d? Who is Stamps Hi
don't care what Stamps says hi
know good 'orse when hi see it as
we'll as stamps hor, hany hotler per-
SON. sharply responded the En-
glishman.
"Oh 4! well, now," said the jockey
assuming a conciliatory tone +; take
another look at this animal. Why,
she was jest made for you"
''Madc for me, you puppy /"
clustered the excitable Johnny Bull.
"Owecould that mammal ave been
made for me? Why, hi ave mt
been hin this ere blarsted country
three weeks yet ''-lBubalo Er.
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fore the train was ready to move.
half q hundred men had kissed the
baby. 1t was on its best behavior,
and kicked, and tugged at whiskc.s.
as only happy baby can. 1t was
an event of the campaign; and ono
giant cf mountaineer, who strobe
past us with tread like mammoth,
but with tcar-dimmcd eyes and quiv-
crins lips, said, "By George, ~
makes me feel and act like fools
but I've got one just like itat home. -
Other lands have owned the power
of this young Immortality. and the
Hindoo halls the little stranger with
the words, Young child, as thou
hast entered the world in tears whom
all around th:c smiled. so live as to
leave the world in smiles when all
around thee weep"
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About Babies.

In one of tho. street-ears of the
metropolis, a few evenings since, was
a lady with a baby. '' 1-.H ....3.@..
One of the Llue-eyed, Growing,
happy babies, disarranging it's white
robes, and rumpling its blue ribbons
with all the abandon Of baby that
is secure in evcr-fresh supplies, both
of love and clothes. The mother
was evidedtly stranger to the other
ladies in the car; yet all of them
smiled when they looked in her drive
tion, and many of them spoke to her
and seem ed to love her for the sake of
her beautiful child. -. .r-... ,.,
The opening instinct Of woman
hood seems to be the love Of babies,
and the girl mus. be very little one
who does not want a doll to which
she can play the sweet part Of moth
or. The depth and purpose of the
instinct are revealed to US in the Pc
tition of the little miss of five years,
who happens to be an only child.
Nanny. | want baby to play
with, meat baby, ma NINA. F"
No kinder blessing was ever bcs-
towed. than in the close Of Fanny
Ferns letter to the then newly-mar-
ried Princess Royal of England -
Aud when, brightest Of all others,
the crown Of maternity shall descend
upon your youthful brow, God grant
you that incest Of all places on earth
to cry ina mothers bosom -
Yet, while the instinct of materni.
ty is peculiar to woman, and marks
her sex more plainly than rounded
l.mss or gentle manners, it is not te
women and girls alone that the 10y,
of babies is confined. - N
1t was once the lot Of the writer te
dwell in the white tents Of Caml
Harrison, in Georgia, ii the lower
part of the state whorc families arc
always far between. and much more
so in war times. For long weeks w
hadnot seen woman or child.
AT last tho railroad through the
camp was repaired, and in the first
train there was lady, with such q
widc-awake, kicking baby as the la:
ter one of the metropolis. Some hun
dreds of rough soldiers were arount
the cars,sand Captain Story Of th'
57th Infantry was the biggest ant
toughest among them, il. we ma.
judge Of the tree by its bark.
/ The lady with the baby in her arms
was looking frem window, and h,
took off his hat and said. "Madam
| will give you five dollars, if 20,
will let me kiss that baby" On,
look at his bearded face told her tha
there was nothing bad in it, and say
ing, with . pleased laugh, Il do no
charge anything for kissing my ha
by;' it was handed over. The littl
one was not afraid, and tho bush,
whiskers an eighth of an ell long
were just the playhouse it had bee
looking for.
More than one kiss did the captai
get from thel red lips, and ther
was energy in the hug Of the littl
round arms. Then other voices said
Pass him over here Cap!" and, be
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Bread on the Waters.
Please sir, will you buy my chest.

"pleaso sir, will you buy my chest
nuts p
" !" Chestnuts No "roturn d
Ralph Moore looking carelessly down
on the upturned face, whose large
brown eyes, shadowed by tangled
curls of faxen hair. were appealing
so pitifully to his own. I" What do
l want with the chcstnuts ?"
= But please sir, do buy 'cm,"
pleaded the little one. reassured by
the rough kindness Of his tone. emo
body seems to care for 'em-and-
and"
She fairly burst into toars, and
Moore, who had been on the point of
brushing by her. stopped Instructive
~.
"Are you very much in want Of
the money?''
" Indeed, sir, we are." sobbcd the
child, "mothcr sent me out. and"
Nay, little one, do not cry in
such . brokcn-heartcd way" said
Ralph, smoothing her hair down with
gentle earclessness. 81 don't want
your chestnats, but here is a quarter
for you, if that will do you any good"
He did not stay to hear the de-
lighted incohcrcnt thanks the child
poured out through rainbow Of
smiles and tears, but strobe on bis
way, muttering between his teeth
That cuts off my supply Of cigars
for the next twcnty-four hours. ]
don't care though, for the brown
eyed object did cry as though she
hadn't friend in the world. Hang
it, | wish | was rich enough to help
every poor creature out Of the Slough
Of Dcspond."
While Ralph Moore was indulgine
in these reflections, the dark orbed
little creature whom he bad confront
cd, was dashing down the street Will
quick elastic step, utterly regard.
less Of her basket Of unsold nuts tina,
danslcd upon her arm Downan OBJ
seurc lane she darted, between tai
ruinous rows Of houses, and up &
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. "hat He thinks OF Mountain Ltfc.~sAN
Opinion as is an Opinion-An Intcrcept
ed Letter.
From the Brooklyn Union. @
Philosophers tell us that it is i'm
possible to obtain true idea Of any
object unless we can sec it in all its
phases, and from every side. Even
the rural felicity of the Adirondacks 8
cannot be fully understood or apprc-
ciated nnless seen from the position
OF more than one observer; and the
only way to get genuine expression
of opinion is to read couple of tho
letters now lying waiting for the mail.
First comes large and rather dirty
looking envelope, directed in sprawl.
ing boyish hand, and furthermore
adorned by two blots and big smear,
the latter evidently effected by tho
impatient little finger Of tho writer.
1t reads thus ta :~fs a..
DEAR JIMMY:-Ask your mother
to bring you up here. right of. It's
gay. There's fishing here, and plen-
ty OF worms to catch 'em with. You
stick the hook in 'em, and they wrig.
gle bully Fishing's funnier when
you don't catch the hook in the seat
of your pantalocns, soto you can't
sit down and can't fish all the way
home. I did that the other day, and
Mr.. Jcnkyns, cousin Laura's beau,
asked me if I was sole CT heel.
Suppose he tho't be was going to DO
funny, but | didn't see it. Rime-hv.
l sec him cut little piece out Of
cousin Laura's hair, where her hook
caught, and kiss it, like great ba-
by, and put it in his pocket. So
! told on 'em at tea. and everybody
else laft. They have cows here, and
/ 60 to see them MIXED. They don't
pump it out with their tails, like you
and [ thought they did, but they
squeeze it out Of bag that comes
on purpose, Isupposc. milked tho
other night. 1t was very hard to
squeeze, and it would not 90 into the
pail. Some Of it went into my eyes,
and the rest of it up my sleeve. I
don't like milking. l don't like
turkeycocks neither. They rufle
themselves up big and run at you
They are very pherocious bird, and
disa grecable to live with. Chickens
are nicer. We eat 'cm. They put
them under baril at night. aud Bill
and l kill them in the morning. We
have bully fun wringing their necks.
You'd better come here right eff, and
bring shot gun, for there are bears
here, any way we saw q fox, and
some candy, becos we can't get any
here, and pop-gun ard some bows
and arrows and things. Perhaps We
can slseet y -daor-----I- think NJ -JoD--.
kyns is blame fool. He made be-
lieve find deer's tract the other day
and when | looked at it, it was Moth
ing but the marks Of cousin Laura's
boot. l do not sec what makes men
sosappy about girls. We won't will
we? I'd te ashamed. I'm going
to ride old Sam tomorrow. He's
horse. You ride him bareback and
it's very hard to stick on, he feels SO
squirmy. Give my love to all tho
boys, and tell them l m having bull
ly time, only I hate old Jenkyns.--
No more at present from,
~: Yours truly, RoDBY.
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A man was oucc relating q story OF
being on locomotive that struck :
COW standing on tho track. and threw
her several yards into the field. where
she lit sqaarely upon her feet. with
her head towards the train, and
strange to say she wasn't hurt mite.
But dilu't she look scared,'' in
quired listener, Well, l don't
know whether she was scared or not,
but she looked good .lcal discour-
aged
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A minister on his way to church
one Sunday morning. saw q lad FISH,
ing. /" My boy" said he, !" don't
you know that it is wicked to catch
fish on Sunday" "Guess I hain't
sinned much yet said the boy.
without taking his eye from tho cork;
hain't had a bite"
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THE SPINNING WHEEL.
AN OLD SCOTCH SONG.

AS | sat at my spinnin' wheel.
A lDsny ladlie pa ssed me by.
1 turned Inc round and viewed him wecl
An oh, liked his glancin' eye;
His looks into my heart did seal
But aye l turned my spinnin' wheel.
My weel-shaped hands he did extol;
lie praised my fingers neat and small;
He said there was nae lady fair
That would at all wi me ccnpare;
His words into my heart did steal
But aye turned my spinnin' wheel.
lie coaxcd me lay bye my rock an reel
My .windin' andmy spinnin' wheel; -:
lie coaxed me lay them n aside; -
An go and be his boany bride: H., 5'8tt
And oh Il liked his words sac. wccl,
laid aside my spinnin' wheel.
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Timber For Sale.

The undersigned has few acres of
choice young timber for sale, cheap for
cash. For particulars call upon, or adj
dress ELIJAli MURRAY,
4tti New Oregon, Iowa
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BAN KING.

BANKING.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
DEcoRAu, Iowa.
$4,000, CapltaE
7-30 U. s. Notes and all other Govern
mcnt Bonds bought and sold, also CouAty
Warrants, Notes, Mortgages and other Sc
and sold.-MONEY deposited for six
moths or longer will draw six per cent in
terest.
-DiRECTORS-
ALoNzo BRADIsH, G. T.. DicKERMAN,
JAS Ii. EAsToN, s. W. MATrESoN, 90
G. N. GODDARD.
JAS. II. EAsrON, I. w. BURDICK,
President Cashier.
v7n31 June Z 1866.
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IT, Nj. IvENs,
ID HUBBARD s. GO,

DEALERS IN
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, silver-ware,
Pianocs, Melodcons, Sheet Music,
Music Books, &C., &c.
MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR TO BANK.
nAc GfegOr. Iowa.
nl3.
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II. MrER,
BLACKSMITH,
West sida Of Elm street, adjoining Ed
wards wagon shop,
CKESCO IOWA
Wonld respectfully sly that he is prepared
to give his entire attention to blacksmith
ing in all its branches.
Ono or more experienced horsc-shoers
constantly employed to give particular at
tentiOn to that department.
Flows repaired promptly and satisfac-
1ou suarahtecu- nrlm6
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WILLlAM EDWARDS,

Would respectfully announce that he is
prepared to give his attention to
MAKING & REPAIRING WAGONS,
at Cresco, Iowa, and all work of his trade
Flows constantly on hand Of the best
patterns, cheap for cash.
nD- Shop south Of the Empire House
Crcsco, Oct. %, 1869 l2atf1
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A BOYS LETTER.

What He thinks OF Mountain Life..AM
Opinion rs is an OpfmiOn-An Intercept.
ed Letter.
sEr,,,. @l>o TYr:o-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-11

From obey, via yellow IIou-" and Amityville to
DouglasSville.
From Broadhcad S,,tion, via IIeckto to Nezar' tn
From I.ondol Grove to Ton Chkcuamun.
From Olvv. vi, Green iii, sew Jcr, Fiirlh' ana
Drysvie. to ivon-' Station.
From I..arucr-toa u to 81 o'nin- Valley
rr,u, I.anc:t-f - iih.-t -iu'r'. .
rom rom l ,ont aery :, ton, Vi, ,.t l.a to sin-
From crren.burr. via vi dlrt5vn New Stanton
+ ON Sie-le-vl. To- vi roy. - am, , g..
iarremc So 70 VI i VIA Walnut r-h Eur Nh and
Ri, Tree to CAMERON, n Wet \iT-i.l'.
From Mil CitT 10 - J.
trey lie. 10 Mount Joy a
| Mount IIa,ri on, to EIiz ,beth'o~n.
| From Bloody Run = Orio1 = il Mary 'tnd
| From ia land o south West.
| From Ne~v.H % Blaze vile. go ~,
| imuictl To- ii s.n=. .,
From Green iurl, va Middleton T. ,iIl1S"' W
From York via Dover Ioszvillc, Wrlls'i.i' '-d MI
From Mechanc.hu-g. via sidd'n-hnrE Ii-'"T'
! r-Nis.errv. berry and ocumtovn. p" I-'c. =
| ~ m -tLl.viIl. III III. county of Iio-a, ~
town and s.adrrHyiLie to IL =, IN thr county oi
From Enr h Gentle. t. the county Of i.yc,ni (.
'r.rri- Pc ofcr 1t W ". Brhb's. N Morris toNn'
| ship, in Iiogl county.
from ba, in T. Id'Ord county, % all Brook l. tit
From Ia len Timber. via CHI Nu. Glen Conucll
From the city Of R,a ing, via black Bear I''ern
Oley turn tx. rod and NtuItauucy Pot ONCE Il
| ifke po-, Office, III Pix oUl -hT.
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From Bile : alton To psrr-blrs.
From Iaylorsyillr Via stony ere k, 20 Elijah" h
town.
WEST vIRGI>I>.
From GIcngnry. via snok'!s to user'- >to.e-
| From Kama. la salInc-. t. liz'm'r-'-
WI-C J\SIN.
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y BAIiEN ELL.
MASuTNCTUREH- OF
ANcs, ShoVcI>, Saws, &c.,
Ho. IL WAFER STREET.

rIrrSHURG, Pa, Dec. ,, 1S6-.
MT->G-. GIu. +. Row I'll Il Co:
- .'i.n,,i-, me wear with much E,-ita'ion We
y.T ;tdv mcu; Tor # your Lis of on
HuniT, . l,t pcr very eh"lt time thereafter
uni -t ,iu-,y aided two more lit Of tine Hundred
papers.
But f. ort I'm" cllisci hc'orr inquired Of
id for &c, OLD ru'5 iht.'t He'd J.ck't Az
M 70 IL Tint yuur pan ct List had reached the
very IT los 10 whom wanted 20 introduce the
pa, N
Tur year having now nearly gone BY, cannot but
Icliy your system OF adv ti-inE by Lifts Of Loo |
Paper " i just tie kind of advertising and
today rN ard You order till adding
Iii Of ne Hundred ptprrs, maHing the number
ait tier foUr =. List O. unr Hundred Quug Local
iHpr
nc NOR ak with Newspaper agents and eli
tor I-,u'- the satisfied that the arrange
4rut w. have made with YOU i preferable any We
have ever h,i Of Ih merit of the Ak ir-,lf his, Of
cor-r, something do til the i,rA demand for it,
h.t i-ird that 10y your sysem advertising
10y Lite We Inv" accomplished in yea what
would Lsve ordinarily taken five YEAR, accomplish
Respectfully,
LIPPINCOTT n FAREWELL.
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GEO. P. BOWEL & co.
ADV ERTISI\G AGENTS
No. 40 Park Row, New York.
WHAT ADVERTISERS SAY.

WIIAI ADNENIISLKS sAI-
lie tr.u.v hy, letter print below gave in 49,
Whit then the lar. est contract had reeei,
81 lur o.r Lists OF leo Local NEwsrArERs." The
fact III tho iii. year the order and increase
tn amount is the best argument give that these
-.Ir-I-' are good advertising medium.
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G.eNal.
Brainard FIint's Estate.

cTATE M VERMONT, In PROBATE CONN.,. NCII
Gairdonia DiSIriCt $. Jat the prooI.e office: III
St Johnsbury, in said district Oh The dl>t DAY q" May
d. 1869. . -tr ,.t tot,
mi at RrInArd F!lHt. late ot ST Julu-hurN, III 81
tr,cr irCta,c,l present, he! administration account
ar examination and allowance, ami uiNts irH'at'"h
az Jrcrrr of distribution aud PARTITION OF the estate
of SAID deceased ..l .,,r, that said ,g
WhereupOu. At j. ordered hS -dH S"u'' ma ' a.
mi ana ,lit iIpcttUu by referred To session 81 Hht
49, f., t Mold al the probate office m - J"hI~'"N
a., m Iqth day of JUNE \ - lct! Tor it NJ dt" '
Ci.i,n thereon, And further Ureft' mat h"'Ce '
even To- all person, Interested, by puUiCAilH "a t''
s,,it,. three weeks >u,C'>>Nry IA Inc tdI'''"'A
MY ,uaI,r published 81 puu>burN FIt' l"u, 10 a.
trms ann ,iIited tor hearing, that the may HPPt"
- nm ma Mace and show CAUSE, II any thcN ma
nave WHY said account should hot Zee AI'p"td AL" SUI ID
decree made ~ N, 'o,i 49, D. .,..t.
- "a SSA L. KEN 1 H. "uu@' "a '
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-11
FARM FOR SALE

~ The well known BI TIER FARM, lying
EAS.ts on the st -'dr of the is--ynI-ic river
ABOUT one mile rum h village o. It John bury. and
las IN L. from tie Centre Village, aud pot OF TIN Pass
r.,ilrond sud farm cont inl about hundred and
tyy-uty-tiy, acr Of good land Il iivid into ta-v,
p-turing and wood good hOure-. two large barns,
with lulniu. wa,r t. n same hog hou-c and gr'nc-
~ and well i,nrt d. said farm W Il be- divI!ed in'o
mall lots il desired. \ par OF the purchac can rc-
man t-lGc. lEt flt>pN 81 ll-th.
81 .Johisi urv Ccutr . April %, l~G'.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-11
r. HambIetonian Stallion
MGPHlL. SHERIDAN

This horsr sired by I;y-dt L. I,su. .......
brother 10 DcN.,r Phil SHcr.dIu i- ,,-I ,..' -.
.lu"c, e. "a rich h.own col y, Il hand liz. ~.
ID. lie - mp clv b1il'. -tr'u- aol.. r.,l .
lurtrv and V,v.rtu' nu-cular d..,.Inprlr... o.
at . r,iu"d D. = pr,iuItur. over 20 .-.. -
ou- o. em.-h. La q me gLt, and 'r I..-... VS. i,
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l. Cil.d ...lt ,uul.y. -7
/ I il -h. o.. viii max the -,.,.y... 81. ....
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d. ~, dnr dtN., h'ia.iy- md g.. tt-l-t.
-ta l. in -wulsi.; =. urday- ~ .,4d.u l.r. d..
! - Irr-.- 80.