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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10
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DONATION.

On Thur sday. Feb 81, there was do
nation given Ia Rev. Ira G.. Spraguc and
lady 10y his p,lishinncrs Mt the nian'ion
,r ). X. Chapman, E,q.. their place "'
r. silcncc. The vi ilors were cordially
received by bruther anil sister SIP ngu:
1h,re wcr also kind greetings ON E-g.
Chapman aud lady. The oldest members
met in the AFTERNOON aboaI twilight. The
>vung ladie, and gentlemen joined Us IN
The parlors. Ia ,lic meantime. The
nr,rons were arranging ihs Wand. that
wrre furnished Tar the ~ ca'inn, on The
tables in ,hc dining hall. Tie tables
were ias,clully set AMI were tempting Ia
the eye Amer thank, were given To The
author III these boInth,s, by The pastor.
the company were seated and discus ed
The SUBJECT hcforc them with delight
hltey ali were satisfied. many basket
nIi nG iragrucpis remained. Alter lea
presents were presented To- brother and
sister Spraguc. Pew No. ! in The VI. r..
Chnrvh MAS presented by L. X. Hall vi. h
- liz, of the contributors Prisc oI pew
49,. \ purse 81 m,ney 10y J.. d. Hanson
\ splendid scarf AMI handkerchief was
prrsentr,l by Mrs l.. j.. hanson. with
names of contributors. Sister SpFagn
was TIE rccipicn, oia pretty ,'rcs- it'tteFn
with cuffs. gloves, colars, &c. by Mrs
+. -. Gordon; ;slso aIgss al m"uey by
Mrs. l.. L. hall, get up by collection
tn. ihipgs w,ie happily presented ana
sral.imll, received and responded to by
BIO Sprssnr in i hapI manner Ai'e'
he pres. ntalions wee over. Piarcr we
afrrrd Nv The pastor with that lcrvenc,
Oh .phit Which eviuees his lore 10 God
and his rrlow ncn and which caused nj
,o feel Thar Il IA. more blessed to give
sham to receive The singing hy th'
,.un. islks. assisted by ,he .horisscT
was pl,asins s.' M present.
Thrre va. Il slight accident happened
! a. We were leaving for home. Horace
Hanson harness ri hi> rot i"r home, ano
~ il rnnmtrrtd uing he drove info
the upper door and hitrhrd him. III
went inlv he hoase and going ont agar
ia shoh lime, found him suspended by
the hal,.Y and one mind Irg; he ha
broken through The iloor. fis lack dO.l
towards the loser floor They cut th'
halter and slipped The leg of ri the II or
still he was hung up By The harness; cut
linz The harness let him down. The col
w.s injured but LITTLE.
ACCIDENTS - Mrs. VIM. Albums fel
I doua stairs while since and injured he
ankle. Slr. }. F"y slipped on The doc
step and wi sa>h in his head. Mrs. "
! Adams 2d. Tell - lie Ire and nule'f M
suulcW har. frtntiec Newton cut his too
badly. " hilr n Nolk IL The saw mill
Nr. }. ". Ealon wss in BY ron att, ndinc
singing sohu"l; hc started ior hn:e ~hi
hi, vile his hove l,Il on HE ice, br'k'
b,Gh shalis he got mp. kreked. and RAJ
ab"st lweuls Yost- getting in!o tho ditch
Lith 81 pprL him. On examination. i
va~ buGd that one Vf hi, les wer'
broken Ut HE hthek The hone " "a
plou u,ing through ,ae skin lonr cr ~
luchss allJ he killed mm Oh the spot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10
Discussion on the School Latc,
NOyvcdU
Mr.. Editor:-There is an article in tho
Norway Messenger oi Jan. 18th, headed,

| Mr. EQU0T:- mere is an arttclc IN inc
Norway Messenger 81 Jan. 18th. healed,
"Discussion on the New Scbool Law.
| As made a few remarks ON the Law,
and my remarks were only partially put
in print,-thereby giving wrong inn
preston 10 what said-cauaing many
comments and remarks. such rs. sliding
down hill in the summer season, amt
many other erroneous ideas, that
thought il nothing more than Just 10 pub
! liSh in the columns uf the Democrat the
substance of what ! did say. -
LIST. | WAS opposed 10 the new law. "r
at least ths works gs of the same as il
had worked in our District. believed
that it we chose good reliable men for
agents these that took an interest in edn'
eating their children, we should get men
better qualified to Judge OF the condition.
or merits msd demerits of ur own schools
than the s. S. Committee.
lst. Because parents living in The
/ district or almost under the caves OF the
school room have a better chance oi know
iay than the Committee who visit the
school only twice, and often only once,
during term.
When parents see the scholars going "a
and iron the school loaded ,lown Wit,
books, AMI frequently meeting at some
one OF the ncishbors To assist and explain
some har,l example in Arithmetic. or TO
explain some subject in Grammar or
Geography. they would naturally come
To the conclusions that they were having
a good school.
On the other hand. when We see
scholars with their sicds in hand ard out
sliding at every opportunity. at noon,
recess. and evening. often times long
after he hour at school. We como Ia the
conclusion hat the interest outside al the
h pu>r il greater than The Inside. la re-
yar,i Ia slidin. down hill, stated that
there Was teacher employed IN an all
Joining district who taught very iinc
school. WAS universally liked; he was
also hired TO teach our scl,onl. made a
good beginning; the nci%hhors thought
that we were having quite good
school. Aner the school had been in
npcralion some four oi five weeks. IL he
/ van to lose it's interest. the teacher
/ spendinr much of his time sliding down
I Kill with the scholars He was sliding
/ long after the hour at school. 0n one
ocvasiun. when one of The neightors re-
marked that it was past school time.
The teacher remarked that it VAS good
sliding and he thought it best To improve
il. There were onl, two in the district
that believed The last ti,c AZ six weeks at
or school worth ilg. One at III Sc was
The agent and re told one oflheurighhor>
lha, he did not believe Our school WAS
hat it should lie Tho Committee visit
ed the * hool. gave i, very tll ing report.
IIelieScd il he Con millec hire the
teacher they should also hire them hr,lh'
cd. and finnish ile wood hy hmring ,,'mc
one To draw il. ana lii il {, / The fire.
In conclusion | WORLD SAY. il The above
zen .urcs the School Committee. | tail To
see il. I. W. X.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10

The Register says that on Thursday
night, Jan. 18th, some dogs came into
the sheep gard of John j. Holman, in
Dixticld, who has nice flock of sheep of
abo II one hundred and twenty-five, and
made fearful work among them. They
chased the sheep over the yard. throwing
down the stone walls in many places.
with which the yard is mostly fenced in,
and ome of them were found in adjoln'
ing fields and orchards with legs eaten
off, fore shoulders eaten out and many OF
them bitten. lame. chewcd. jammed and
dirte,l, so that he had TO butcher several
of them. and doubtless. will have to
more.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10
State .4gpo,tioa naeat.

The Committee an Senatorial and Rep
rcsenIative superintendent aIe now fairly
al work, anu. 'iud that populaion ol
20.so9 eaiales TEA ono Senator, anil Alb.
To one Representative. acCUr,ling to the
table which we appnd. We have a
Traction of S,266 owe, cue SENATOR. which
Will ,H,ille ~ 10 "ar p rSent Hamher, I" q.
Blu. the fraction on R,pesenIa,I,c abe, e
eight, is So Sa1sll, 290. that We sh;t
probably hse preventative. This
will necvs>ita'e quite a change IN the
reprcscS;latiN, ,liSuivt>, The table is IA
fu.leS><-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10

\ DANGERoCs Bus. SESs.--Says one OF
our exchanges: Our flies shows an OK
traordmary mortality among wo"t chop
PcrS tins winter. Since Inc iir>t day OF
the present month five men have been
killed by falling trees. while Il sixth has
been - seriously injured that he is lot
expected Ia live. All but one al these
acci'lents have happened ia farmers who
were engaged on their lots in getting up
the fuel. ami not t. persons engaged in
logging in the woods. This indicate :
that chopping wood is as dangerous a
..iag 20 SCI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10

1T is now generally admitted by hon
est Physicians. that when cree The Com
sumption l., ftirl, fastened q on tie lungs
no human power can save the patient
from death. They also say that about
fily per cent, of those who die from this
disease can trace the causc IL II neglected
cough on cold. which might have been
culcd by u small hottie of Liquid Op"del-
doe, or what is the same thing, JohRsons
AHodyne Linimon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10

The Portland papers oi the last lev
days contain lengthy Icpmts oi divorce
c.,sc pending in the ). j. Court in which
Mrs S,r:,L Z. Miller il Lilellant aud y.
!. Miller. ia. Libelce. The wife charges
drunkenness AMI cruel treatment cn the
part at The husband. aud he replies 10y
caarSn IN. ,at,.c ui'on b,r, besides un
f,iIhllu :, IA ihc martial Vows. IL l.
called Il ,;s,, in high" tic. and ii is very
clear 10th parties Nclc high enough
much 1T the time. Disclosures are
brought to hight oi he Inner lie" Ot The
family which M" highly >candtluns sud
di>lt puiable. Tie testimony ot the
Witnesses that ''liquoIs ale comm nj,
used in our set. on social occasions,
shows that the temperance reform has
MT Vel pcrvadcd the higher classes. "a
called. The character at Gen. Sheplcy is
very seriously furnished hN the disclosures.
The prmi,nt TASTE of The public seems
gUaiiiiCd hy such unfortunate cNb!6Itl"ns
oi poor human nature, rs is witnessed by
the crowded court room aud Tie eager
ness ilh which the disgusting details Of
the ri,, arc dc,oured. How u disregard
of divine aud hUman laws impairs and
overih,o ws the social basis. aud bring
to sh, ali the civilization and refine
mrnt ol The NEST cultivated >ooic;y. The
only sue basis ol domestic happiness and
peace j. virtue with temperance, aud
would ihat the extremes ia lite. tho li.h
and low. who So often meet on the lowest
plane OF humanity. could realize this
ruth
since writing tic alovr. Mrs. Miller
and Gen. Shrplcy have both been upon
the stand and unrqui,ocalIy deny NIL
rrimi,aily
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10

Ole Bull. the Norwegian viclini>t
who has charmed the public in all parts
OF the world with his "on,leriul perform.
auces on the violin, has bought Geo. II.
Sharplcigh's residence and farm situated
in Labanon. Maine, about ono mile north
of The West Lsbanon Academy. He p'id
$500 Tor the same aud has gang Di
worE men Ienlodeliing the house. As
soon as the arrangement are completed
he will occupy the premises.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10

We understand that our Kezar Fall.
and Porter bundles, which are regularly
mailed on Fridays, do not reach their
destination ill Mondays. and sometimes
Tuesdays. There is no reason why they
should not be delivered Saturdays. Where
is tho trouble?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10
BrUant'S Pond Items.

The following were installed as officers
ol the Lodge oi Good Templars in this
place. on Friday evening l,r't:
ID j Libb,. ". c. r.. LiHLic Aker5.
W. V. f.; Frank w. LSpham. ". ).
Sarah J Prlham, w +. ). a p Bnwker
W. L Scot Bryant. W. NJ; Alpheus
Brooks. w. o. G.; Lucctta Bartlett, w.
|. G.. ; H. Pcrham. w. c.
About 1900 cords Of wood have been
hauled to the Railroad company swooI
yard the present winter. Lack of snow
has retarded the work some what, ycl the
laulcrs have stuck TO it with commehda.
'le tenaci'y and the yard is about full.
The forests on the line of the railroad arc
rapidly disappearin. and an importan.
question will soon suggest itself, of, what
are we to do for fuel Tor home consump,
ton?
The extreme cold weather has. for the
present, rendered useless nearly all the
water power in This region The water
was very low At best. and the streams
and other bodies of water being unplo
trc'ed by snow, have frozen 10 4 remark
able depth.
On Sunday morning last, the mercury
WIS IS deg. below zero. 1t was not
higher than deg. minus during the day
Saturday. INDEX.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10

Peers u Maine, from he judiciary
Committee. reported. on "wednesday.
agsin.t ,he Mciarrashan claim, Tor lands
in California. It will TIC remembered
that this Mas the claim which Secretary
Cox was about 10 allow, when stopped by
Pres. Grant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10

ApHONIA,- One Of my daughters, who
had entirely lost her oice, was advised
by n fi'irnd Ia use FELLOWS COMPOUND
SY Upnr HYpopmo-pHiTEs, aud one hour
after taking The first du>c her voice WAS
entirely restored j. $ ARMSTRONG.
Greenhead, n. b., JANUARY, 1867.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10

-ts. a. piri, prsnoric Club have
90, -fac,, VIII. au cNctIl'r' cast
O.; .sy,>. a., gard lui',>G,c'r,r-
au, i.ii'",' d, Au'r,w, IIa!- FRIDAY
evening, loth Inst i i II capital ;hu z.
tuIl %! :,n.G-, n,,n,. and VAS iir>t PLAYED
At une at the Portland High :, h"ol
LeyocS, Tor whi,h it Was written by
members OF the school Miss Tay lor, the
accomplished Pianist. viii as>i>, the com
pary, and plNy some selections hom
operas The evening entertainment will
conclude with The Musical farce IL the
Wandering Minslrcls.' Take il all
around. there will be good deal OF
Music, during the evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10

PENSIONS. 4 bill 10 increase the pen,
sion, cot all soldiers. marines and sailors,
land anil naval furccs. granted, or here
after To- be granted by the provisions at
the general law, and also the same pen
sion> granted 10y ocial law not in ex-
cess ol the rate provided 10y general law
for similar eases. tJ tn" sum oi twenty
per cealum thereof. To- commence on the
first day ur March. 1871. passed The |
). Senrtc "n Monday ltst- |: the bill
passes ,hc House. the sum ptid OFT an
m,rliv Ear pru>iouS will DC increased
a out tour mi .i5s>
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10

G. \. r. The anuual Convention oi
thu Department nf Maine. Grand Army
OF The Republic. WAS held in Lewiston,
TUESDAY evening, at the Headquarters OF
Knhx Post No. 9. The officers elected
fnr'thc ensuing Year, are Department
Commander. c. r. Matuck,, Portland
=. V. c.. G.. ~ Parker. Lewiston; J V.
{ \ c. Pray, Auburn Medical Direct.
TOR. =. Is Morrison, Bangor; Chaplain,
E. NJ. Haynes, Lewiston Council OF
administration. G. o, Bailey. Gardiner,
VIM Parshley. Bath. F c. Drew. Bidde
ford. Nelson Howard. Lewiston, j. a.
Dole, Bangor Representatives to Ma
liouaI Department, George F. Sheplcy
Portland A. c. HIitbard, Bucksport
Substitutes. i. F. Land. Portland, G. O.
Bailey. Gardiner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10

Portland harbor fruze over during
the last cold snap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10
GrPeIllrnHd.

individuals and firms who pay fifty
dollars and upward Of money tax for the
year 1870. in Greenwood.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-06

Wrestling matches arc popular
among the yo"n.; I;tIic3 Of Bed,
ford, Indiana.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-06

The author OF "Swisa Family
i'oblnson' is just dead.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-06

The collections in some Of the
New York churches arc taken up
by young ladies.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-06

y lady writer speaks truLhiuliy
when she says: "'ro woman, hrr
Shame isa living death to man,
sport that brings him IiLtlo re
morse, no brand, no loss OF rcpu-
tatiOn.'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-06

Her Husband Wont to Europe for
Five or Six Years, and she got
a Dlvorcc-She would not Blem-
lsh his Reputation though her
Babes wore Starv;ny-Check-
mating tho Mrs. Stoves Of The
Future.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-06

An rHrh"n&r tells Of II woman
in Detroit who lately celebrated
h"r hnndrrdlh birthday, aud who
"ran Knit socks in four IungnaycA,
and repeat tho commandments
VITA one hand behind hcr back -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-06
Free Delivery.
Fjsk'S Metallic Burial Gases,

TIE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or
hand fullnssortmcnt Of the above approved
cases, Of different patterns, besides collina
OF his own make, nll Of which he is prepared
to furnish at very reasonable rates, with
promplncss and despatch.
Persons dcsirous Of having cases sent by
railroad will have them sent free Of charge.
a. IIcnrsc is always Oh hand and will be
furnished at The rate of $40 per day.
Thankful for past patronage, the cub
scribcr respectfully asks for Il continuation
of the same, and assures the public that
no effort on his part will bc spared TO render
the utmost satisfaction.
A. &. CHAPMAN
Ncwbcrry s. G., July 81.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-06
ADVERTISING RATES

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Notices OF meetings, obituaries and tribute y
OF respect, same rates per square us ordi,my
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Special notices IN local column 20 cents
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Advertisements not marked with the nun.
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Special contracts made with large adrcr.
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Done with Ncanoss aud Dispatch
Terms Cash.
The sun., 1871-09-12
Aublit Aotites.

4 ORP0RATION NnrlCR--ranue no. =
ne..o! s'en 10 tae c~ns, e .wnr', oecop' It o.
p,ovtd s10s snectrd the,enS that tie 20 'oFiac ~
ONE o. iha u ara OF Assessors iol eIsmistoa ~ a.
!. ~. Lylng pe,.ian psyement In Lud!o~ street.
from Canaito staatoo ..fssd s., q, r....,,,,.,
) ror Ia rS Bs Si.n pavemca II in Dsootn- su-et
rer I.Eins Bessi' ray.meas IN Thir'ie'a street,
s. Fol ,s,t 3 Bclsisn pavsnent 10 One Hundred ana
hloclcN IA u eet, I; N ard weave {. .s,e.ue
from NH to Eievanin ,veuue-
: for aSing Nlcoson pAy nentin s.nyvssan' street,
sFr iayin. slcols Iavenel, in Nip stree,
For OH ding sewer N One Hunarsi aad TssnJ'
fourth stree', nom IniIS orolrt' ayenne ,., 20.
n,fito LsxInrtos avenue; ,.o-
III RI TO fO1ftn syenu;. vita orancd In SVu''i I"
il For onlrnr sewer, N Ninth sy.1ur. rom ? ~;
nj u Fiiyseveatn streeI ami ~ Fifty seve4ln a4i
Sg H!Hs% s,rS % .ylTSe ElINs'T i. s.ey
mir {, oae ilnndI ed saa SsvSath. rect co,o. and
i ~ p,sias ercs--slk ror No ,,H 70 k9.l l4s
10 Fu syinr crosswa'k scro.. east.rly intersection
o. eHn1 ,,,. sysnas ,n,, .aa & ~ n'ls'h met street
toe sev raj house, a,d iOts Of ground. rscsa. ioI.
piooss a, ana psteo,' uI ,An J. ina.eh o
ton 70 tae eIient "I lAf sas block IN intoIStosng
J. both sdes OF Tweawsix.h street from Th.ri ay
enGe 10 Lrt yer - IA-cNe-t VI hall tAe LIock us
= Botu slIrs OF Brcouc street. from Broadway 70
liu son sitoc 80 tae 'reuI vi aa the block inter
.ld.s OF Thrtieth street lro-. Pirss nvoane o
tA rNer ~ the cstc4' .! aIi the LiJea GA n.e.se
lng sr-es.
5 10th sluss or one Hundred and Nineteenth .,r..t
the b ocS on llt r-rcins trcets.
{. Both sides u pity ,econd street nom Stnih 10
eNenth avenue - TIC extent Of hall IN b.ooA -.
/ Byln sii-. OF stuvycsaat street, from sec nd %
4 l. al he IlIsEh a u
avtnus 70 the oLtsn vi hall tac block on n'recLa.
sserr; 49,. =, ~. ,,u..., 49,, 1.,. 49,.
SIDE II FOnTtl ayenns irnm Ons hun ireI an IEsa,T
third g. One Hundred md fsentr.tDurta striei
10 Both slde~ OF 1'ir seventh afei1 tom rhri 70
ii Mn ,iies oi Eizq,y.nrst street, from Thua .
to,n Eighv-ni At 60 Aignt, -reooud 9lSrrL
-. both sides OF Auth ayenue. tIon Fnyhuh 20
gllly eighth streets lllm hnth 20 kIeyoata ~ "a.
toe iou'h-rly ado Dl niatA street, irom Ail'AI1
ilCm Frt' tish y 10 FIJI. .nnSh street
Is Both suies n I'D av nuO irou, Sinety'Ihri 70
ioSuiea ST seeSnd ara fna,ih Sypsas, I'd S'.eJ
hi d asa une lundr-d snd seyeo'n a'r 80 q,
a. ihe pro9erty tu ,.-d On the No' .h~es' eora~ %
IS Both u iee II nToaiway, nom rtveaJclsah
is rs ca"iesiT I'd, c; second aycaus, from 'ia'-
Zee i.h - Tgen;f. lrs; str CO.
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The sun., 1871-09-12
gtal nct!t,s

- BnE tnURFt Ci,y "a c0laty oi Ne.
me Ia n'snanoe Of nl.mra, Of tn Supftns
tLt-el aolion, Jires II Goldman, III, RI rec IA
We .il )ud;hent named, "! 40 TO sale ~ paoIs
lu'~'h' INC OK htN-e al fsr0 "a l.i Hrnt.s 8, =
Ms ~ 9t Nv ioIs, on Tu0A'aI 80 t,ti aaS of
Nrl", eE' u y, Az ~ O'Clock noo1. - '1ss drN.Fe,
huc hmrt, lhr ol oWlnS "a Del pen So. viz sn
mI mI 60 tsln - liee or p,rcs. ot lAHi Hu!c lns
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POM on Va easte'r Lac Of Pars or u N syeIis
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tAtS ot % ietn Fiie-t am SA'd stttN- a rHH rt
lebos eAirlJ, Daralrl WITH fpi, ielh street eIu
lrA lhehoa tO.tA"TiJ, LATalifl VITA Pax o '5i,n
sIcaoS 'khle,n ee' tenrn ~es etly rarst1 80
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p.i0i Ns~ sSx se.. II. iEi
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The sun., 1871-09-12
ilrottssional 6aros.

DIL.~ PILES - pILESi,i
An Atuus, itrlH.. eAtfTuai. ini, bleeding. lch-
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