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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16
BULLS
SARSAPAR|LLA
Read the captains Letter and
the Letter from llis Mother:
Benton Rarraeks, Mo. April 80.

Benton barracks, No, April 30, isoc.
pR. JOHN BuLI.-pear sir; knowing the eth.
cheney OF your Ssrspar,lts, AMI the healing anh
lcnt d, sl quHllties u possesses, ! send you N.
iul.oRinC statement OF my case.
Twas wounded about Two years ago--was taken
prisoner aud cuuhned for sixteen months, Beng
iuuNeo 30 often, my wounds have not healed yet
have not sat upa moment since was wounded
am shot through the hips. My general health
b. impaired, aud | need something 10 asset na
tur.. I have more faith IN your ssIsapsrilla than
tn anything else, / wish that that i geuulne.
Please cNpre-. ne a half doErr battles, and
oblge ,AFI' T. i, JOhNsoS,
T.. S-Thc following was written Aprll so, isnc.
b, Mrs. Jennie J-hnson, mother Of Capt John
ION;
pR, JOHN BULl.-bcar SIR: My husband, To-.
4 b.. Juhutou, was q skilligl surgeon and phys't
IAN ~ Central Nvw YORK. where lie died. leaving
the above {. l.. Johnson IN my care. Al thirteen
wears OF age he had u chronic dlarrhsa and
scrotua, Tor which gave him your sarsaparil.a,
II CtkEp HIN; ] have for ten years recon.
meudcd Il 10 many in New York, ONO ami Iowa,
for scroiula, fever sores, and general dtblulA.
Perfect success has attended II. The osrG II .c'sa
"a s0as cases % scroftia and fetd oOs assssi
uir4eai0Es, | avn very ANXIOUS for my sot To again
have recourse 10 your sarsaparilla. lie - h"fii
OF getting spurious article, hence his wfiins ln
YOU forlt His wounds were terrible, but ! i~'
lieye hewill recover Respectfully -
JENNIE JOHNSON
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

Tricot and basket cossimcrs suit. very
lne. made 10 order. ut the old rellab !
clothing hoI.c of John Antrim, No. -
Sbrrglo IA Book ..r &C.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

Louk Al VALDEZ STDCK oFCLuTIiN"
and furnishing good. runs WEEK.. 1t is
rcp!ctr With All TnG novelties Of tn"
,ea.on II fict' 70 suit the .iih~, iorner
S,.ft .sr..f and Obi, I.y4.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16
Cht11a anel rovor.

vNHE proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
j Justly claims for 10 a superiority over all re.
NEEDLES ever offered to the public for the sat, a..
tain, speedy and permanent Gre Of Ague aud Eeyer,
or Chlls and Fever whether Of short " long
standing. He refers to the entire Western and
southwestern country to bear him testimony 10
the truth Of the assertion, that in no ca..
Whatever Will Il fail 20 cure, II the directions
strictly followed and carried out In a greet
many cases n single dose has been sufficient for
cure, and whole families have been cured Ny
single bottle, with perfect restoration OF The
general health u D., however, prudent, and bon
every case NOR" certain To cure, IL it, use Is Goa
tinued ia smaller doses for sweek or two after III
disease has been checked, more espcc ially IN do.
hcut and long standing cases. Usually, ~.
medicine will not require any 0id to Keep ~,
towels IN good order should The patient, hOweS
or, require a Cathartic medicine, after hayiu1
dole at Bulrs Vegetable Family r,iis
will be- sufficient.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

An examination Is solicitcd---of what
Why the choicest stock of piece goods
cloths cassilncres, docskin.. linens, narsail-
les aud silk vestings ever offered in the
Cairo market. Call and see.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

FoE the contest and mos, palniahlc Il.
Loui, larger boor 90 to Meyer saloon,
corner ~ Washington nvcnuc -rid Twelfth
street Jr'iu
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16
A Iol., Necessity.

Aiisrb s@IIy th.EiS yeafA cSEcHtE-,, a.. o ~
generally ainuuvd THAI Murray isnluaH j.tyr
IA wai't b. The most 'oif'.h.HF nu| HHrI',' -"
all toasI poIiaiD.,-- u sE'E,ly 80, %. from
'olosns " stsr bud a. id .eyeI >, spH'su jed
sab AZ ia" pviiems 81 Cologne a.saIlrNIug
fec moments afi.r IT. Application, whilst that OF
the rorids ws,er lasts '1r NJ my d,y.. ,pi'oir'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16
UR. JOHN BULLS Principal office:
No. 10 FIFTH, Gross street.
Lolli~vil1o. Ky.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
TO My UnitedlStatcs ana World
wide .lSeNtlers:

HAVE received many testimonials from
Il profe -sional and medical men, a. my alnanac-
and various publications have shown, all % which
are genuine. The following, from n highly odu
Gated and popular physician IN Georgia, u Ger
tAny one OF the most sensible communications
have ever received. Dr. Clement knows eN
actly what he speaks Of, and his testimony de.
what the Doctor .ays OF Bulrs worm De-
Nillanow, WAGER County, Ga,
June 20. 1865.
pr. ions BuLL-pem SIR; ] have recently
gwen your "Wuun Destroyer several trials,
and hnd II wonderfully eihcacious. u has not
failed IN single instance Co have the wished-ipr
effect. am doing pretty large county practice.
and have daily use tof some article OF the Kind.
I am free TO confess hat ! know u no remedy
recommended 10y the ahlest authorities that i- 80
certain and speedy IN It's effects. on the contrary
they are uncertain IN the extreme. Ny object in
Wrsug YOU s to find out upon what terms ] geo
get the medicine directly from you. II ran F'H
IL upon easy terms, | shall Use great deal CO.. it
am aware That the use OF such articles l- contrary
a. the Teachings and practice OF q great majority
%! tie rtyEldr liGr dl-cafdng remedy when 49,
knOw 60 be- sufficient simply bocau~e We may b.
ignorant of II combination For my part, shall
make II rule "a Use all aud every means % ~.
ieyiato suffering humanity wi ch may bc ADJ"
TO commandment hcstatipg because some one
more ingenious than my self have learned q,
effects ir-t, and secured the sole right To secut"
that knowledge. However, am by 40 means M
advocate or supporter OF the thousand oiwoIthlc--
uostrum- that Hood the county, that purport 10
cure all manner OF diseases to which tuSh IL her,
Please reply soon, uai inform me Of your beet
terms. am, ~, very rspcnunllys
JULlusP. CLEMENT, NJ. b.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16
y,sr QUANTITIES, % iyon, DESTROYED.

thousand. Of teeth that might lat n
lh.'IrIe are i1st.very ycar, because the
parties concerned either forget Or DO not
the fact that SozopoST, duly
applied rendcrs the dental substance proof
gains, decay.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16
L.oh TO rour cu,iar.n-lrn. or.a,

Soothing HcDicdt.
- F1Nte- Fplie sft FFfsfH j pf.ft L.
,,tnrty,., 10 the bowels, aut iagiii. %,
syp,'p t.tas 10 lIOlsss VI ,tNr-
i'vih.Lg
an rul tues tIuSu.s.tua pvf,t
.at,.,A,n.- . ani overcome H.. HI.- "a.
- easDs incident 'p Iu. -
fant ~ ChIiIfeo
INA oIfes Ba.ga'A, lgsen. puiCp
NIn n JhB- 49,, . 20
! sTkUi Up D. 'hh"" G Nrs
o. Of, thy Great infant, auI r.i'irrI.. sOoiH or
R-ip,iy .n .a'l.,'-"r,i~r. b'uugit uu - tia *,
Iauy other cause. q,
Prepared ~ Ae GRAFTON TEr.'IAE 20,
~ LOUIS, 10. 3D.
.V.Hsb,rc ..Flriss
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

CONE AID SEE Mg-lf You want bar
gains ia clothing and furnishing goods,
corner Of sixth street aud Ohio Leyee i
the lest place 10 tuy them.
n 1. MALDER.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULLS
his Laboratory, Fifth StFtet Lou
vile, Ky:
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

BE sur. 20 call Il, - Ohio l.cycc, and
src iAe jane Bag Hat, With avari'd stock
~ other new t.lc' TOO nuworous 90 men
ton RDmrmter Antrim. i.tl" place a.
got yoar hat. -
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

For Sale by BARBLAS BRO
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

II yuu van; pure wines and liquors. or
a nice fragrant cigar 60 o. the Washing.
ton saloon. corner ~ Washington avenue
ard Fourteenth strcc,, The proprietor,
Mr. +. Bl-nkenbgrg. will treat You well
and ,at out lis best, which can be- sGF-
passed ~ Cairo. inlCllm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

Accident. viii occur even IN the bet
regulated families aud >rALpiNG, GLrE
should be- hep, mandy. jyeollw
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-12-07
[Terms-~ ~-$3 90 per Annum, In Advance.
Terrible Temperance Lecture.

The name Of person who commit
ted suicide near Eagle bridge, b,
lying down upon the Troy and BoS
ton railroad track in front of an an
preaching train, was Frank ffutting
4 resident of Laninsburg. He was +;
Victim to an inordinato love Of rum
lie chose as the scene Of the tragedy
Il curve in the road, which proclndcd
the engineer from seeing bin, until
the train got almost upon him
and all efforts to stop it would of
course, be futile. lie stretched him
self upon tho rail, with hi head turn.
ed from the engine as it approached
and thus awaited death. His bod "
was mutilatod in the most frish,ful
manner. His head hung to his body
by mere thread, and he was other
wise shockingly cut up. On examin-
ing the clothing of the deceased, sevc-
raj small articles, together with the
following letter, were found
Il have selected this place because
the curve is large, and | cannot be
seen until it is too late to stop the
engine. Thus | have fortified myself
with some forty-rod whiskey, which
got ut the Hollow, where may be
found some more of the same sort.
Whoever finds my dead body and this
paper will know who | am. Send my
personal effects to my wife Mrs. Ger
trudo Nutting in Lainsburg. did
this by my own and: Rum is the cause
[ have one but rcgrct-that is my
wife, for she has been wife in every
sense Of the word but I am tired
of life. So now, farewell to the
world.
FRANK NUrTiNG.
& should like to write to G. j.
hamburg, but my time is short, and
| have no paper. +. N.
q write this on the top of the rail.
Bury me in my clothes as | am. |
am not worthy Of shroud or coffin.
! have % cents in my vest pocket.
Send that and the other things to my
wife as before directed. | have a
brother at Johnsonville. hope he
will she'd one tear In memory, and
then let me be forgotten !
'Fathcr-I wish ! could live TO
fulfil your hopes and wishes, hut
cannot ! Oh, Rum ! Rum i! Rum =?
T.. NJ
Troy Times.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-12-07
WINNSBORO, S. c., WEDNESDAY MORNING, DE

even as far as they are abe, in APP
pointing conn Ct.
Thompson asked leave {, intcrrunt
Mr., Nl"b'ey, but The Litter refused and
replied, "Eat OH your },indrrs-thlt's
what ynu are 'od for. Crt Oh your
rnlcrs"
Thompson then said that lie rose
to II 1h Nion OF privilege, which vas
that M"blcy bad attacked his charac-
ter ; but the Chair ruled that it was
not a question Of priv'l, &c.
linriey remarked soto vocc,
"Thc idea Of attacking Il mar; char
acter in this place ~
Mobley then continued his remarks
saying that boys hal hccn "suadcp'
to vote Illegally, they being Ignorant
Of what was proper, and that the mem
| bcrs should show their confidence in
the Governor, 10y cntrnsting him with
The duty of employing proper counsel
to defend them.
Govdson said that many of the
prisoners voted for The minority in
the Legislature, and hc was not dis
posed TO protect any who did so.
Hunter also made some remarks
againss the adoption Of the rcsolu
tion, aud Mr. Ice, some in its favor.
On motion, the resolution was or
dcrcd to lie on the table.
Sellers gave notice of bill to ap-
portion members ofthc House of Rcp-
r,scDtatives among the several Coun-
tics, according to the number Of in
hahitants contained IN each.
RamSny gave notice Of bill to
compel farmers to keep lawful fence
around their farms
Mobley g,ve notice Of a bill to
amend an Act entitled can Act to
define the criminal Jurisdiction of
Trial JUST -cs,' passed March |,
1870.
Whirpcr presented the memorial
of SavAn Bryant, in the matter of the
election Of members Of the House of
Representative from Spartanburg
County. Referred to the Committee
OH Privileges and Elections.
o. motion House adjourned at 2.
ID p. M.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-12-07
A Vermont Farmer,

A certain good, ,naturcd old Yer
mont farmer preserved his constant
good nature, let what would turn IN.
Onc day while tho black tongue pre-.
vailed in that S.a'e, on" Of l., men
came In, bringing tlr ,ev, Tat one Of
his red oxen was dead. 'ls he 2"
said tho old man. "Well, he always
was brcachy cuss Take his hide off
and carry it down to Flctchcr's; it
will bring the cash" An hour or so
afterward the man came back, with
the news that "Iine-b and his
mate were both dead. care they
, said the old man. "Wcll, 7 took him
Of b. to save > bad debt that I never
, expected to get. It's lucky that it
ant the brindles. Take the hides
down to Flctcher's; they will bring
the cash" After the lapse of anoth-
er hour the men came back again, to
tell him that the nigh brindlc was
dead. els he ~ said the old .nan.
"Well, he was very old Oh. Take
off his hide and take It down to
Fletchef's sit is worth cash, and will
! bring lhofe than two Of the others"
ltereupon his wife, who was q vary
pious Old soul, taking upon herself
the ofli,o Of Eliphaa, rcprimandcd
her husband severely, and asked hin,
! if he was not aware that his loss was
Judgement Of hearcn upon him for. his
wickedncss. els it 2" "rFeH, If Mey
. 1o'H take the Judgement in the cattle,
lis tho easicst 'vuy I can pay for
it /" g. ,ynf
A WoNDEKFti CALcULArroN.-
Tho Norfolk (Va.) Journals says :
A subscriber sondsrus the following,
which, he thinks we may find, worthy
of being laid before our readers
The inyehtor Of the game of chess
was requested by@'his'7 sovereign to
name a reward for tho means of pleas
ure his invention afforded. lie re-
piled that he wished ono grain of corn
,, for the first square two for the second,
four for tho third, eight for the fourth,
and so on doubling until lie reached
the sixty fourth and lastsqunre. The
monarch readily acceoded to the seem.
ingly modest demand, but found
upon reckoning up the SUN, that he
had not grain enough in his kingdom
to pay tho reward. The following
was the amount: Six quintillions
seven hundred and twenty six quad.
rillions, four hundred and forty sever
trillions, thrco hundred and sixty
four billions, eight hundred and fifty
four millions, fonr hundred and forty
eight thousand, Que hundred ant
twenty eight, (6,72G, G,447, ,364, 1854, ,448,
Ll2s.),
MARYLAND. Tho official returns o
tho Maryland election show the fol
lowing Democratic majorities in th
several Congressional Districts; lst
| |4,l74 /; Cd, $500 Sd, 4,723; dtb
| 1873 5:h, ,794. Total Democrat
10 majority in tho State; $4,000.
i Al old man 10 Ssayyb5rooos, Coaa
| lives on n farm that never was bough
orisold, it having comc down to ilir
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-12-07
Inaugural Address Extract.

The General Assembly, being in
Joint Convention, the Governor dcliv.
cred The following Inaugural Ad.
dress
FELLow CITIZENS: BY a large ma :
jority of the y,tcs of the people Of the
State. [ have again been elected to
the Office of Governor. Whilo | eau.
not but accept this result rs on en-
dorscmcnt of my own administration
of the government during the past
two years, T am well aware that it is
iii a greater degree Intended as au
endorsement of the principles and
measures of that great party Of
which lam simply the chosen, repre-
sentative. The campaign through
which We have passed has been heat
cd, and in some particulars very bitter
snd acrimonious. Doubtless many
things have been said by the advo-
Gates of both parties which had better
have been left unsaid. OF one thing
,, tho people of the State may be assur-
ed SO far as my course as u public
officer is concerned, the examinations
and rccriminations of tho political
contest are forgotten and while I
shall not fail III all egi.nce to the prin-
ciples Of the purity | represent, as Gov
ernor of the State, entrusted with the
execution Of its laws, will know nc
party or class, but shall endeavor most
earnestly to protoct and secure tho
rightsond privileges Of all.
The Now York Journal of com
mercc, commenting upon the victory
achieved in Missouri by the Reforms
crs, says that tho Reformors say.
that the objects they have in slew are
confined to no State, ard that great
numbers of tho rising young hcpub-
licAns Of the West arc with tllcm
heart and soul. Of the Democtats it
says CAT the very outset tho i'm
mense Democratic minority of the
Western Southern States stand road Y
to transfer, upon satisfactory tern,s,
nearly their whole strength to tho
movement. All that ID '6Heccssary,
therefore, to organize a7mew party
capable say of elocting President in
1872, is for q comparatively small
force Of tho Republican army to step
out manfnlly from the ranks and meet
and join the Democl attic masses com.
ing towards them halfway"
A japanese pillow is a curiosity in
its way. 1t is nothing but rocker
of n cradle broad enough to stand
alone, with sem,iciroular depression
on the upper sido. The japanese lie
fall length on tho floor, palco not tl,eil
head but their neck in tho crescent
shaped hollow on the upper side of
the pillow, and rock themselves to
sleep in few minutes.
A Wostcrn paper llns the following
HJanc, G rdon Bennett, the veteran
ielitur Of tho New York Herald, one
| Of; tho leading and most enterprisint
papers ia America, died at his home
| in New York city ON che I6,h in
stant''o Bennett says, If he didn'
! exchange with Western papors, thor,
bero lots of things that ho would neye
find ont.
- Last week conductor Oh the Tole
do, Wabash and Western Railway, /
= Z / u = .
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-12-07

-Four Of tho eyeless fish of the Ken.
tucky Mammoth Cave have been
taken to the geological Gardens at
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-12-07

Affairs in taurcns arc in a terriblo
condition. Iii, stated that tho mill
taryi~' numbering about l,000-are
4uartered in the District, and numA
Der Of the most prominent citizens
have heen arrested, among them the
Sheriff, and Messrs. Todd, Mosely and
Darlington. Writs Of habeas corpus
wore issued for tho release Of tho
prisoners, bat no attention was paid
to them.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-12-07

,ll Last week a conductor Oh the Tole.
do, Wabash and Western Railway, 10
Indiana, while the train wat Idhliing
at its full speed, ehot and Killed q
quail on the wing, at q distance Of
about fifty feet, with q, small Der
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-12-07

Al old a.aa IL SSayhAroooos, Cora. !,
lives on farm that never Was bought
orisold, it having comc down to him
from his ancestors, who obtained il
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-12-07

MARYLAND. - Tho official returns Of
tho Maryland election show the fol-
lowing Democratic maiorities in the
several Congressional Districts; fst,
ARA ; Cd, $500 Sd, 4,723; dtb,
1873 I; 5:h, l,794. Total Democrat.
10 majority in tho State; 1900.
, 1870-11-06
THE UHICA(SJ :TRIBU UPPLEMENT.t

point OF view, ~ Ills tleIic2cy costs at the
rate Of 80 PEI pouAu. Sometimes aervedaa
NJ eutles. it ID more frequently converted inte
souP, and brought TO tAnle along with aao'her.
cotuicted Of mares mak and ducks blood
The epecies Of dog nsually cooked
!. . small. dellc.te spaniel of de-
js cted appearance, Whoae demeAnor con.
traste vivid!5 NTH the uoisY de-
.Eorstration Of the wild Tartary casr, general
Is exporea fer sale By the same deales; while
the lAts, large. plump, and by no me.ns
ieDrlrirt-l2oklDE, are brought TO market
neatly prepared, and tkewe1ed ready Tor
roae1ipR- In addition to tneis orainarT pl-n
Of netting dsh, the Chinese adopt two osnos
methods which beaE lie stamp Of novelty, and
ere not recognized BY Izak Walton, in his iu.
sttuetiona to the disciples OF the Itgeutle
an" Probably nowhere clse would the iie.
occur to even the most inp:cunioas fisher.
m4n to convert dead couut1y1pan into bAit
Sailing along fiver or canal, the traveller O..
casionally sees In the duek Of the evening
among tho lotus ao~ers and fringes OF reed
| which borcerr the streams, four atoat coolie
vigorously rhskinE an object over basket. :!
| nearer approach reveals The uuusu2l sight o
curpsa Icing denuded OF the rilytr eel
/ which hare collected in it during the day
Wbe1a thote. exquisite and bexutiiul f.
| abound the fiehermon arc oc the 1lert 10 de.ai
| any remnant OF mortality tluattng along b
I tying it to stake. Nightly the sinking q
tue dtfurct proceeds, aud is continued tim
| after time as long "a tho remains cling t1
| 6ethet. Health.
, 1870-11-06

fetci, Liz bee-hivea and :hsow them il the mid
die Of Lis fu1ious mob III. effect WAS WHIST
might bc expected; ttey were INN :diate!ypnt
10 f1ifht. and l,ap. to sc,re unstupg.
Thr wesr-ou with which the horIet, wasp, or
bee lnaicts it, sting. is sharp AID hollow d.rt.
Ito this opens lete1vo;s or bag flled witt
poisencrs ilul, Eep: supplied bT skeln Of
twisted lpbes, which secrssc il. The intect
thus nor only wounds hut Ioisons: When
E1eatly trtaeed ii GOES even more. it leaves
greatly to the psin II mischief.
Ike FRS. thing TO 10 done in treating sting
y hornet. wa-p. OF hee. is to try to satraet.
acs, il it should La lett. II this IS broken in
the Attfmpt the II rtmaIudet 1nust lie geDtts
eaueezed out. ,wyste!ekey fressed directly
ovez the wound ~ill aid in extracting. aud the
ap1 licatiou Of the least drop Of spirits Of
hartsbo,n will topd to ceutralize tha veuonl.
Sui sequentiy ouatices may he applied, and
| tla p1tts lesruearnd with sweet oil.
! Il il seldom that these things prove fatal
| The hornet wounds the most, tue wa-p less,
| and the bee the least severely. Sountime IL
eating summer fruits people are stuog in tht
/ throat by one of these insects lurking within
| them. In euch cAses the danger arises iron
the swelling OF the throst and the stoppage o
BREATHING Nhic1, is apt to ensue. The eus
geoze record come few casea Of death OF hu
man beings from sllugs- and naturalist tell
OF ~ hurse, in tle heAt Of the day. looklu
over hedge, on the other eide Of which was
hive OF bees; while he stood nodding with hi
head, As bis manner ie, because OF the fie'
the bees fell upon him and killed Linn"
, 1870-11-06
AxAcp4c Taking.

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~. Soinen: N n.S vs',;aat ni.a,aea au ~.
publishing q sml1s MetNcat nllecso1s+ llona
"hich We seieet tno 1oao"'o8 'foin <ae a1''eio
on 11ssnse ,s,, ...,;, u;u III, ,a-,o,, tro
no* nutu n:c.;n .aesls VII ~ ~.
AnsNei us 4neson y, w ~ d.pGuu p,;.st Isn
peon% % .ns esm an;c =, = s, snv dnaa. 10 rsn ,.Is
h pxeu 'snos ,h.eh ~ - a.Sa-",ss cn,iI E;,hont
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