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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-10

We publish this Sabbath morning
a sermon from the London Times,
which viii arrest the attention OF
those who read as wei as listen to the
illusions of the pulpit.
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Going HONS with the Girls.

The entrance into society NAV be
said to take place Immediately after
bOyhOOd has passed away, yet a null
titude take their initiative before their
beard is presentabie. 1t IS a great
trial either for tender or a ripe age.
For an Overgrown boy to gOtO a door,
knowing we'll there are a dozen girls
inside, and knock or ring, with an
absolute certainty that in a few mo-
ments all eyes viii be upon him, is a
severe test of courage. To go before
these girls aad make the tour OF the
room without stepping on their toes,
and sit down and dispose Of his hands
without putting them IN his pockets,
is an achievement which few Eoys can
boast. If a boy can go so far as to
measure off ten yards of tape with one
of the girls, and cut it of at each end,
he may stand aehance to pass a pleas
ant evening. Let himnot datter him.
self that the trials of d evening are
over. Then comes the breaking up.
The dear girls don their hoods and
put on their shawls, and look 50 saGcy
and mischievOus, 50 unimpressiblean and
independent, as if they did not wish
anybody to 90 home with them. Then
COMES the pinch, and the boy who
has the most pluck goes up to the
prettiest girl In the room, with his
tongue clinging to the roof of his
mouth, and crOOking out his elbow,
stammers out the words: 'sShall l see
you homes She touches her finger
on his arm and they walk home, feel
ing as awkward as two young gOs-
lings.
Up IN Pennsylvania there is a Pres
byterian clergyman whose nominal
salary is four hundred and fifty dol
lars a year. But as il was six months
in arrears, the congregation deter
mined to give MIN a "dOnatiOn
party TO help him along. 1t came
Of-the donation party did. The en-
tire flock was on hand, but the pres
ents that were brought were only six
roHiBg-pins, q pen-Wiper, and q qua
ter of a peek of dried apples, crop OF
1851 The minister of course had to
furnish refreshments, and the COM
pany not only discouraged four hams,
three-and-a-half pounds of sixty-eent
butter, and thirteen loaves of bread,
but they ate up two pounds OF sugar
and all thenext winters preserves. To
crown all, four spoons were missing.
The clergyman says he wants to have
Just one more donation party, and
then he viii close up his business and
begin lite over again as champion
pauper at the almshOuse. He IS par
ticnlarly down on one sister who
damned herself full of ham and pre-
serve and enough other sueculeHt
diet to keep the entire family for a
week, and then laid up against the
wall pretending to feel religious and
singing "There is a TEST for the
weary He is willing to aecept bets
that she will never weary while there
is any grub around-this sister won't.
He would ike to feed her for a month
on those Folling-pins and the PEN
wiper, just cut of revenge.
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SCHOOL NOTICE,

NTmy School room on Adams street, July
~ IIth, l wiz a Session of six
weeks, terminating August 10th Boys pre-
pairing for any class in College will be re-
ceived. 1 particularly desire boys who in
ltend to attend my school the next session.
Parents can select any study hey may desire.
Reference may be made 70 Judge ThOs. R.
Smith, j. I. Leath. aad other member of the
Board OF Education Memphis CITY chOOls
Terms, SO for the term.
T. c ANDERSON,
IOf the Unive sity of Virginia, Teacher OF
Memphis City Aigh School. jy6
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nnpprspnNnHNnE

Containing important NEws, solicited IRON
ANY part of the Globe. Writer'S name snd
address required on every communication as
private guarantees OF good faith
All letters on business should be addressed
10 A. d. W~TTHERsPOOS, Business Manager.
and communications and letters for publica
ton, EDITORS APPEAL
W.R HUNT. PREsIBENE.
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The Little Rock RepH51eoH de-
tends Clayton and "sOes for" old Joe
Brooks.
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THE MFMPHIs APPEAL
THE ] APPEAL

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Appeal Building, No. Il Union ST., hemphis,
THE DAILY APPEAL -
Is sent by mail 70 subscribers, one year, $40;
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CHEMIcAL sYsTER OF MEDlcINE.

i is divided into the following departments
EEMALE DEPARTAIENT-ln department
Merry complaint known to woman is treated
sith unvarying success.
NCARCER DEPARTMENT-Cancers and juniors
ne here cured in ninety eight cases out OF
eSery hundred.
D~EPARTMEFT FOR HEART DISEASE.-In this
this formidable disease is treated
VII the most gratifying results.
DEPARTMENT FOB SKIN DIsEASES-Every
fcTm 81 k diseases permanently cured here.
C~ONSUNPTION n DEPARTMENT.
NE professors in this department have made
important discoveries in the treatment
0f lung, throat and nose diseases
q EYE AND EAR DEPARTMENT-The eye and
gar most tenderly n t~riumphantly treated.
CONFIDENTIAL DEFARTMENT-Devoted to
the exclusive treatment of a class Of maladies,
nameleSs here, by an able professOrShip.
SURGICAL DEPARTMENT. w daily perform
The most important operations known to sur
gerry.
/ All affairs of q private character held sa-
eredly confidential.
R5- ONCE hours from S o'clock In the morn
ing till Is o'clock in the evening. Open every
Sunday from 9 am. to y m.
j.. 4. RUSSELL, ND,
Consulting Physician,
J. O. WATSON, Secretary.
L q. WARRAN. Treasurer. jyI
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APPEAL
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.

FISHER AMEs TYLER, D.1u,ra.
MATTHEW c. GALLAwAY, M
4. 7. RSSIIs8, News, River, Commercial
l. J. DUPRE, and City Editors.
Z. L JAMES
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THE APPEAL.
AnuERrIsTNG RATRs

In the DAILY APPEALs 81 per square. 20 cent
per line, or 10 cents per line, according K
place. In the WEEKLY, one-hslf the rates O
the DAILY. Advertisements inserted in th'
SUNDAY APPEAI, are charged one-sixth I'D
ditionsl to above rates. Tsrmsi Cash In sd'
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1Ou CNiuCutAy hlol uoJ my SbOIN,
she went on. "If / were an impOs-
tor, l should be ready enough with
proofs of my identity; l have moth
ing, as it is, but two old torn letters
from my father, written to ME when
q schoolgirl" These she produced,
very yellow and worn. They did not
look like forgeries q had formerly
seen specimens of Sir George Shir-
fields handwriting, but l regarded
them with some suspicion after the
note she had sent me. There was a
piano in the room. / remarked that,
with her musical abilities, there could
be no doubt she could play. She inn
mediately seated herself at the piano,
and, having played a great part OF
the overture to "Anna Bolenap' mag
nificently, began the accompaniment
to the lutte song, when, after making
one effort to sing it, she broke out
crying, and closed the instrument.
That her voice was irretrievabIy
gone, there could be no mistake.
/ confess / believe her story-the
more readily as she confirmed her ex-
periences (operatie and ~otherwise) by
many anecdotes and details of per-
sons and places with some OF which /
was familiar. However, / was I'M
able to recommend her any situation.
She did not beg of me, rather to my
surprise, as / took my leave, wonder
ing in my mind how she, il penni-
less, as had been stated, could afford
to remain at the hotel.
The reason 1 refraiued from detail
ing the whole circumstances to my
wife when l got home, was no doubt
a silly one. i reflected that when /
came to explain that the note sent me
was not, as it purported to be,
written BY q gentleman, but by
a woman j went TO meet at the
Sir Georges Arms, the whole affair
would appear involved in a certain
amount Of suspicion, which would re-
duire a deal more explaining. At
any rate, / thought the simplest
course was to hold my tongue. I
should have done this strictly. but
my wife had previously seen the note,
and to her casual inquiry as to who
the gentleman " was, l foolishly re-
, 1870-03-13

htg VITO q guilty 1t III, htr stol aie many N IL
c4n Aca.ce 10 cut Into as void wttaoos eaoaon.
tttinK oono GEO who has betrayed htrn. aress
families sre nowed dawn by 1hess roVea'
tlorl Tnee II the b.aonfn Countess OF uu7-
icy, wttA aeE nonsser huabstd: the Dunaess o.
Asnol. tne Ducns*s q Kentoui-ali Etfsars o. peof
Lady Motds70!, and a. without enJ fsuls OF IN
CIVIL, uade To shE4nk from tue Fe!a.foasa'p- Tno
Iohlemen thought IN are equally nunsaous. oao
Iesolt W,n be stroxs conviction tnst the haou
< nany of rue a1tssoczaeJ are tooss 2ud m'4-
coleTouA The freedom Of 1hs relations oef1ton
oosexes; the calls Of gay unmarried nen npaa
yoors wires; The rooDd ot fr.vo.ous oecapat at'ons.
al STRIFE the Eddie csases as Objectionable, aod
the ven itst1sor1on Ct 1r'Gtoc1ac3 eunfh Cool1
otA+f circumstances be msdo public rriAtive 70
arotntr nenber OF an exalted family. the Hoahi
Arrriage act wenld ba dsDounoed- TIE Fanoe
el Wslss was happy In his chosce, but he ms
1s!a tee Who haa al tbs respoo3ioiIuea OF the
fsIn4y life without Its dignity. and teis throuxa
tho operation OF tho tniqattota law Which gives
HIN DatroE E,t E-fu.l Of women fro9 vhom 70
aeltct enmpllion for life AZ the uiue c;oae
this letter, tho nerts zrd oeDe1iA OF tae di1sn-
1utthtd peraoLa placed IN Inn ptlioU Ct Tho Mot
d4uns cate afe . matter OF COZ tovazty; bat
thor oh the nd should be the scqultta! OF eTefJ-
tody, 4 n Bat VII not tho less be, 4 lowering Of
vne estimate In hlch Tho "DlQhtf cta1ses arr
held. anu m lEcIen1e OF The Ap1p neaa Win
wncn tie ncvcuents OF the her 10 ina crown
have for consldefat1e t,re been regarded.
, 1870-03-13

TIE ehs1'et Re IN Nit. Froodep 'eser only to SAY
Hat u for the editor Of tho Rotwffkr Rtstss 70
accept oR dtcl NJ It, u he NAY aeo a.. LIE lato
Goa, ca 70 6uoslALt'a1e his cbsERca by yAfloas
qnosstlnoa; ssys that, n ho 0oda inaccuracies
ard unfa.FIess IN the tFestment Of authottues
which arc mose Accessible. he o,ncloded -
ha tankf. joluy, that the aame tsans
would TO iouun IN Inc Quorstioos and Dad d1ctioos
nom those 6patieh manuscripts which Ar. Ffo7ue
had e1sn1rt ID fematk ks tnAt he hAa nseu tEattoo
BY nren Of tho1xht ard lca1nipp, fer heJlnE Ut
Oh HI. Ftrude too ea.tl'. cnaIEe 10 shlch he -
"lbclined 10 p.cAd gu'l'g:" ana edds this csosn-
ing criticism: ~ 60 ottuppo<e Tint Rr. Froade
wHtnIly DtIfepre1epts anything: the fkult aee NJ
TO he iLbelett AID lucutsble: na doos DOL hnoa
what h!atot1cal ruth y, OF bow man shoaia ~
seout lootine for It." MI. Feouon hAs tho ooof
for reply. ...,....
Ter in ia u'nal LOFTY atsle. IN the following pAfa'
E1sph, which u too cha1acteriSuc 10 10 co.,
densed:
"Mf. Froude haz, in the columns Of 4 co:etnpo.
rt1y. mace persorat sppoAl OF cns!ltn2e. OF
which he fails to apprect1te tue comic caatactef.
To submit questions OF cTticsu 10 anpltet Aoo
experta u ,prosatton Of Eh.ca ra ID not ses
The example. Mr. Frcuds and his Tev.o1er have
u4rIfeIIed theie dhpuse 10 Quariet where We
sksll OF toln~ II: at for ourselves, It Il euo11a
to remark, "a opf onnr,outos hss, 1t Acsns, 70.
nAskeu, thsI 10 nccusc large history 2teufAuy
Of bad tAtsb, IL By no cans tne 6ame sntug ~ to
charee the author perronally Win fn1s:fyleK cet.
tain documeuu-to Wit, the SlmaDcss Records
which charge, OF Hhcn ppec!1callJ Mr.. Ftoudn
corpiatns, Was not made tp tbs uFiuy Rsetu.'
, 1870-03-13

tse Fete.a1 City was cr!lh,re. the L.g!1.='Ca q
penrtylrsn.2 voted inn Ple7totoI hoa4s, hop.rR
nsInana 10 leep tue sea- of go7Ertm-ot Ia PaIA.
d. pLis, Tns Lons. iuf .e:ly occ7p.ed n uo
Iniv. Y1ltr OF PcuaaJ y2otK Hal 3ccotuicEiJ o3is
lur ttsr ptrpcS. Hus ~ soo1 a. Geatfat Ha.h-
Ii 1t. b - lis dime: ons, md 3 Roo1 While bs.
Il le It WIS n1sLod, te tab II ~ 11o"n test he
~ 10 tne expense Of putcSss1. sai.aoe tutLi;u1c
'or AEcn = d8ellItE. 81 u nlftd Latexa nooe4s
Lu' con f1r,ub 1tatsetce. ...---.....
The Pfosident ate Indian c1feS scy hseaEfsst
bftef Ihe Virginia fAsaso-, allfpu9h hucA Fteat
c. tes we 70 Rent fsu, On The ssoi+ Nasns goa 4
dttlEX persies were epEeIt21Lsd 10 VsIJ hand
scn s<.1e. His weekly d.ticE daJs fcf Company.
81 locx IL the siternool. iis ta!e .A1 to al,o1
Eve 2uuts9 fLt he raEi1t!ou Ct 1loc11 and
watches, aEa tnen Rn TO Ite tablf. CO 2craea. of
absent whoever niIht. Tie rep: OH c.ocEl1
tho nali, Jus. Erh,n the out tNayd doO7, au1 al-
vsa tI1euy r. gulsted. Nh.n laXz1ng m.neer4
OF Cor aIels can r., as they cf!en do. 1t et tee
yLests han RAs dawn 10 o1aasr, the Prsndsas.a
oals spo1cx3 ~aa: tGent1eE1.a l5I S'.) we are soo
puEctoAl fcf ynu- I hare coak *ao never ssks
rreyher ne company pas CO pe- but HAe:aer the
b. az - couer He Hes sfVsys cIessed n suir d
plask. ps nay powdered. aud tlcd n black aueus
penll.,. plth veEJ ele8en1 dres. sacr!: which he
? ore with ,n.u..:1ne g1ncf. NH H1Ahlt9 Oh
nf-er tus not af-5y-, dI1ed WIT t2e c5noaa-,
at al sne ee1o Of fhe table, aud H. - Wa IRE
uEet tn It c4se, Et5e UcIe G:her laoes pFesenk
tpe1 st ttvh sde Ct her. Thc P7esiae1t az bal
"a. stan he ne2d 10 the foot 0f taa tnola aad OF
tn i Ede he &oalt plies MI. Wnsntdskyo, tsoust
draos 'rm N. eo ~ rznt haod. II sIJ ssissJa,
up:eHs c e1Uusn were pfuenL Skes1 > o!eastoa
IL 4 stat " poA;ute. 4 eEk1 1an VA pies
c:t, he EA3 1tq1tase1 tCtik hlex311Gta4sG 70 IT,
fltD 1tlt ES attef 0lGpef,
, 1870-03-13

Some awe-,nlpt1pg fAcu arc recounted with
references TO the y ranpy OF cspfa 1n Franco, Aad
the great neceaAisy Of co opeEAt3Te action 70 de-
struy It Oae Of tne most serrible results q the
loweat waRes paid civilized countries ls the re-
oocuon Of the unfortunate French workers 10 q
cot1luon when 10 be T1c1cu1 BeeU1 TO be more
nalurn than 10 Be virtu1us- 4 well known French
u Nj nAs confessed that he did not Eec how lm1g.
ioauon could sdd 70 the horrors of The 1vlges ol
utctsstt!s ano Incest IN Ine grand na1ufactoficg 8
ci'ies OF Els c.1urtry. The PArtG1an uo3kMAn hss
81 the ob}ecions Of soph!st sgatnkt naHA2e.
It ID To the interest Of the Manufacturer
70 des1roJ ''iamiy lns,m - = pEopsE ss,,e y,
emf 10y men Aro women 0ho have only the ties
Of copcor,rs sge TO letter them as much lower
rates Ct pay taao tboee Who arc legally bound TO-
Rether, TIC habit ct llvlng IN coocahln3ge is
prepssated yearly IN lne vorkibRrnena Qn27iefs.
the wurklrg clksses NE exhibited IN PAEtA In the
smaller toH1B open defiance 70 the marriage law
II not 70 eoEEou, but Abduction 1s the rule, Hnd
An honest voman Of tha working c4Ass u r1re-
At Lille the Lumber oi ,1nE2 gisia Of 16 who have
iueRltttns's children eoupnses shout Qne.hau 81
tto.e employed IN The lmmeuae factories. Al
Relns nothing u Dore common than 10 rex
the Kt1t-notnef at - OF IA, Wearing
her ptecocious Doshe1hood aad ahAne
with Twelve hours toll daily. Al Lute and one OF
wcDen hare no lodgings Of tneir.oHn, but live
here IND there, - Inc capEtce OF the1t v1c1oul
nsle co1pAnlopa nay suggest. Tbs real fes1ot
Of The growth Of cancunsnage Is prooahly 70 b
separate4 Gain enoash to make II possible 70 sop
port family OF ordinary Gze. 1t u BY co-ope1n
ton that The incomes and the moral atate Of thess
pooI people can be tee more readily and The NOR
Permanently improved. One phase Of co-o2eia
t!on, most excellent and benencia', Il the eTeeAe
70 10 1e67 4o.G0o bahie8 hAd been Card for 10 70
eTtfAet Of PaE1s Aone,-RaTis CorTr<pondtnes Aes
l'oSk EIpf<&x.
, 1870-03-13
A Newspaper ssnsAtion.

UE.S 40
an cceniExni, however. Of one instance in
vn.cn 4 Iondop 'pepuy.a-1insr' anoEed norc
shatpness than prub!ty. It va u the autnnn-
4 dead X ksan inl the London pTcn-When the
poItiea md fashionable and professional clsssea
n tout Of town. 4 reporter who had oeeo
called to the bar, but hsd never been employed
Spere oy any one, not nnultg any neH1 resolved
. msle IL He invented dreadful murder. 81
tended with romantic and ruJste1!oo1 cifcu nstan.
CO... and described II. very fully, Is naE1E tafen
piace 10 4 remote suburban dlst1seE. lor Ehlca %
msn1jActuIed q Saxon lame. he Supplied -.
dt,tonAl Details: gave evidence g ne lnaness
beIort m t1nsRinAEy coioper: puhl1heo tesolcs
OF vIIful murceg aE1in1t some pe1eon q PEI.
sons QnkppWp;t. described The funetN OF ae
victim Ter g1hy and legally Went loto =,
- 10 the motive for the crime aud inc loenu5 ol
The murderer, ccnptnentng the police, VAC, ne
s:sted, weEe on hi1 trsck 10 ESQ e.A usA =
stage Tor pome ten days. until the done eeS!e'
tarI thought u his duty 70 irquire fnto tne cAse
aod sooo discovered that II Was bct'on . itsa so
nrst TO last Ths newzpaPer Wa laughed =! po
tbs lnaatna.1e reporter. who hAa done noto1ut nM
Tor which The law coo1d punlea him, F0 Aio1e1
70 escape: fear1 paased ny. snd me neH time y
| nenfd Of him he wa1 Attorney Genera N oue
no Anstfalan colonies nnAny rising 70 Z -. .. "
thA necoo- 11Ax1 1Ax him IN lS47, Waao No "
| lied koatAnd On Official pu1i1oea, and We hAd
| EAkex.'H
, 1870-03-13
A Literary Quarrel.

The latest literary quarrel IS betxeen M
PTuude, the hl1tostaD, AID the Sdtur1au RfrNae. @
The weekly review h4cnled MI. Fruudo very
Ur;op, want Of good fA:h. aud grnss irBccu1acY.
III. Ffoudc writes 70 the Ju'i Aau G.-ttn TO conl-
pfat1 Of the persecution Of :he Saturday lteritte
nf co1rse aod matntsIus tna' he has used hon
stY and 70 the hes; Of hia ability the nhteflA!a u
hts snrnmaQd, To show WnA: hcEcuteau tasE
fne coiectton Of his tactt ras been, nc says toAt
he hna examined carefully 900 volumes Of ltt.ets
notes and other pApert. pirate and on ast; In
Nrs l1nruau es. and IN dln1c1i, zsdErtuL8A let
he il Wiling 70 submit any portion, large or tuAN,
tf M ono of hla volumes, 70 ary ITO experts xno
1ns1 be chosen By khe Deputy Keeper n1 TIC Public
0a11c.Ss WhO 86alI cIa:plpe the references and
GamnsIs Iii woft Win tne documents suoded TO.
snd t0e histotan promises 70 pay ~ tee expenses
n zpcn . coumisilon II tho SafIrdeg Assk% wv
xnnSent - TO publtsh tho 1cp3tt, wnats1er II naJ
1ns Vriter of Tie review Of W. Froudea nlsto
n repuae through y1e n01e me0Ru' ae 09saoe
, 1870-03-13
Curious Fncts TN Hegnrd to Sound.

TIE 7o1oNwS c1I!ous 66seF7at.6d1 u lFG 3fu 70
ye11ned by an extended series Of experiments
Tne hlste OF 4 locomotive Is heard 100 JRtds
trIough the aI; the noise OF ra.Eoad tIa!n,
2s10 Jards; The report OF mu4Eet and tne nark
Of ucR, SO yards: an orchestra or the Toll Of
drur, 1850 yards; tue human voice reaches =
ihs dsstalce Of 900 yards; the cfoating q nogt
90 7a1os; The chipping Of cticke8, 500 yards
Dst1lcr apeaflrg Is heard IN the atr from peloN
10 10 ci5.ance OF 500 yards: from aoo7e. u
oily understood to sarze Of lo9 Jafos COVE.
weil effected rom the 4urtsce Of smooth water
Only when the Totca comes from an elevation
don Of sound have been observed, but the results
d,sar7ec, ether from tnacru1acJ tn the ohserTa.
ttor1 Of from The rs11tpg nature OF tho c.rcum'
TntisunnE occur 70 m extent Of 10 Or 80 per cenr
and cveu mc1e. Tue weathcsI oetcg cold and
~. q N1!m aua Mst ~ ,n hne s Sa.El aanaeactnQ
greater. Aod IN tho BecoQd TO leakes, distsnea-
fSeAncieQisk
, 1870-03-13
A HohemiAn Miracle.

s 4 recent number Of the Wear ze1tun7 brought
An aluoet incredible oonulenton % modern re-
Ng4opg hlztorJ, being coltoRpo1 dents account OF
bis Wat % the ntsle Bohemian = 1lase 9: PaApps
pofted 70 have made her Appeafahce- Tne Village
lben tae resort q snoq,spas q RErs ito
e..i .nd frou he Saxon LAns.tz. 1ne ruads
during Inc sandlJs follo. Wing the Appearance OF
he Virgin were lined IL d.y !on9 win ptoes.a!ons
The ri tame Of H. Virgin had epreA1 for many miles
s1ouud, nnd one old crippled woman nsd mAds
not 1ess ,nso . nine dlTs' Journey on atnocAtt
ron u> q remoe part OF Doben,s. hoping 70 b. n, n
Y.colously cured OF her d1sease on hnsla2 A. s1s
Rumor nsd !. tuat the vlrgtn nsd sppe.led 70
daoehter o. poor weavst whose 10 n1HsG ni1c1,s III
sidc one roo1n-inc one IN which the tt.gin ~ ~
sppearod-nsd been ntsed ~ sad cSa2 na1as @ sns
Freaths, and n tho centre IN A6f ~ ~,
Enss s.elzs ~ Az = ns1 - "a
| nes = a1o,ost sIled The house A htt}a pl1oa Y
| tne qsaHe Of r4a rooA w0 res nem dssssSs
, 1870-03-13
Weight at Brain.

4 general !des holds ground tnas large heads
IDean layke inte1fecte, that weight hrsin fnst-
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one: re: IN as2soys 4: ~ is interior 70
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cerebral deseloDme9tA> 20 range = lev q e she
comEoIest sntmals L o.e order II Grain wslzh:9
1aoh,t, ssesp, ~, pg, home. aud OF. Tps 70
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potson to nsrIze the pig haa more ,na. ~ ESo r.
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