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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-27
Board OF Education.
FRIDAY, Jan. 26.

FRIDAY, Jan. &c.
Supervisor Mabry of York gave an account
Of his lsbors the past year in York county.
The committee on resolutions reported the
following, which were adopted:
Resolved, That a system of free high
schools, extending the advantages of higher
education to every town in the State, 10
earnestly recommended to our legislators and
to the thoughtful consideration of our people.
Resolved, That the public school revenue
should be substantially increased by a State
tax levied on the property Of the State, and
distributed among the different towns accord
ing to the average attendance of the scholars
in the public schools of the town.
Resolved, That law providing for the
compulsory education of the youth of this
State, simple in its provisions, compelling the
attendance of all the children in the State be-
tween the ages of s and IA years upon the
schools, either public or private, for at least
~ weeks per year, is demanded by the ex-
isting educational conditions, and that this
Board will use its influence to bring about
the enactment and enforcement of the same
Resolved, That the common school course
Of study should be made more practical by
adding thereto elementary instruction in
those sciences which are directl; related to
agriculture and the mechanic arts.
Resolved, That the influence Of graded
certifcation has been marked during the past
two years in elevating the standard of qualif-
cations in those teachers who have been
brought under that influence; that we most
earnestly recommend the adoption of such
form of certi6cation by the examining officers
of every town in the State.
Resolved, That the great variety and high
cost Of text-b books now used in our public
schools, imperatively demand the joint action
of town and State in securing both uniform
ity and cheapness, so far at least as primary,
grammar and mixed schools are concerned.
C. B. Stetson referred to and recommended
teaching drawing in school. Has found it to
work very favorabiy.
Mr.. Corthell spoke of monitorial teaching,
and thinks favorably oft.
After blocking out and arranging work for
the coming season, the Board adjourned.
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dsnt soe - 1sSsmaa1a 60 - ,use
under the powers eouSssrsd npea n s. -
Ku-Klux Get. Tho leval sSpesslla1lS ~
was reported End made the special 60 ~
Tuesday.
Postmaster General Crsswsll hss d,eesA,A
the new regulations On newspapsss esus q
mailto b. strictly, enforced. No maze 6
memorandum can bS7naas % nswSDsesR
inside Of the wrappsf IN whish The sddfsis 4
written. It b barely permissible r. nask
an article with pen or pencil. More than
this subjects the pepper 70 lstssr posssgs md
the violator Of the Law 10 dne. No peinepd
card, handful or adveftisement No written
notice, letter or clip Of any kind whassosvss
must be folded 10 the paper. To do any Of
these things 10 to violats the Law. Printed
slips pasted on the outside, Or folded In p
pers or periodicals., soliciting nosces, an
also violations Of the law. SendsEs Of tran.
sient papers can send bundles Of printed mat.
ter by weight or transient postage chargss,
but must not send any written matter In such
bundles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-27

TIE Crlrunn or TEE fIAiR. -.Just - sure
ly ~ Q soil infested. with Canadian thistlss
can be made to produce Ane crops Of golden
grain, the scalp now sparsely covered with
harsh, dry, unmanagsable hair can be made
prolific Of silken tresses. All that IL neces-
sary to effect the change in either case is the
right kind of fertilizer. Leaving the agricul-
tural chemists to determine how the barren
land shall be made fruitful, we positively as
sert that Lyons Kathairon is uneQualed as .
fertilizer and beautifer of the hair. Twenty.
Ave years Of success Is the basis Of this un-
qualified statement. During that time 1t has
been used by many millions Of both sexes,
and the first instance in which it has failed %
fulfill the expectations of q rational purchaser
has yet to be discovered. 1t will not cause
hair to grow on a vanished gourds but
wherever the roots Of the hirsute fbers re-
main undisturbed, it will cause them to put
forth new shoots, and in al cases where the
hair has become thin it will increase its vol
ume. jan27. teod&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-27
Public Hearing on County Supervision.

The Committee on Education gave hear.
ing in the Senate Chamber last evening.
Some seventy or eighty gentlemen noted for
their interest and labors in behalf of our
schools, were present. The meeting had
been appointed especially for the purpose of
giving The opponents of County Supervision
an opportunity to offer arguments against the
system. The chairman of the committee on
the part of the Senate, Hon. Z. c. Earring
ton of Oxford, announced the purpose for
which the meeting had been called, and in
vited arguments averse to County Super
vision, but nobody responded; the invitation
was repeated, but with the same same result.
An invitation was then given for argument on
the other side. Mr.. johnson, State Sup't
then briefly aud succinctly stated the incep-
ton, Establishment and workings of
the supervisor system in our State.
He considered the system necessary
to enhance the usefulness of our schools. In
support of his view of the matter, he said, he
would call upon Mr.. Stetson, Supervisor Of
Androscoggn. Mr.. Stetson spoke at some
bngth, detailing his work and experience the
ast year. His conclusions were unreserved-
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CAnfch DIRECTORY.
ORTHODOX CONGREGATIONAL Oh.
State st., between Bridge and Oak streets. No
e%c!9ox s y IFS: Prof ". Il. barbour Or s.essr
.s "a p..sai 1n o
Afternoon ESQ r. NJ. Evening P. N. Preach.
ing tomorrow BY Rev. H. A. Hart Of Portland.
Z. +. Penney, pastor; residence Summer street.
Morning service 1880 A. NJ. Afternoon 2.3o p.
n. Evening P. NJ. Preaching tomorrow by
METHopisir EprscoPAL,-creen street, east o,
State. E. Martin, pastor; residence at the par.
Ses ESQ A NJ o0 Aernoon ase RVsnns
PRorEs;rANT EPfEsGoPxI,.sss.s u, between
Morning. service iSso EyenipS service
n. Preaching tomorrow by the rector.
USIyERSsA a Winthrop and sumner St:
below Orchard: Morning service 1880 A. M
Sabbath School service at IL A. NJ. Evening
USITARiAN.-Csrner Oak and State SIS TN No
pastor; No preaching tomorrow.
CATHOLIC.-state st., north of Bridge. Rev. Mr.
O'Bren, priest; residence near the church.
Y: N. G. A.-Kooms in Darby Block, Water Street
every Sabbath morning at . O'Clock. Religious
exercises every Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
The Congregational, First Baptist Free VIII
Baptist and Methodist Churches hold social con.
ference meetings in their vestries every Wednes.
day evening, at seven and one If o'clock.
NORTH AUGUSTA,-M. E. CHURCH.-Rev. F.
w. Smith, pastor; residence at the pasonage, ne 1t
door north Of the church. Preaching every Sab.
bath at 1890 A. NJ. sabbath school ut IL n.
Prayer meeting at 8 p. NJ. Preaching Tomorrow
by the pastor.
IN. Cousens, pastor; residence opposite church.
Morning service, 1890: Afternoon service, 23O;
Sabbath School LIS p u. Preaching to-mor.
row by the pastor.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL, HALO.
WELL.-Rev. c. G. McCully, pastor; morning
service 1890, afternoon service $50 Sunday
School /. Is r. NJ
BAPTIST CHURCH, HALLOWELL.-Rev A. r.
Crane, pastor Morning service 10 30: afternoon
service $50 Preaching tomorrow by the pastor.
FREE BAPTIST CHURCH, Observation-Disclosures
Mr. Heath, pastor. Services at usual hours.
UNIVERSALlST CHURCH, HALkOWELL.-No
pastor.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

1t is reported that the smallpox is raging
OF less than one thousand, sixty deaths have
occurred within four weeks. Almost every
person in town has been stricken down. No
trains are allowed to stop.
The proprietors Of the Arlington Street
Unitarian Church in Boston, have accepted
the bequest of $1,000 by the late Rev. DR..
Gannett, its former pastor, and have added
the sum of S725, unclaimed by Mr.. Gannett,
to the fund for burial tablet for DR.. Gan
nett, and also one in memory Of DR.. Chan
ming.
Hon. Bion Bradbury of Portland, has been
admitted to practice in the Supreme Court Of
the United States.
A murder was committed in Newport, r.
l., about 10 80 o'clock on Wednesday night
on Spring street. The parties were Timothy
Lynch and Florence Sullivan, who had been
out spending the evening drinking and play
ing cards, and on their way home had some
words, when Lynch knocked Sullivan down
and cut his throat with sheath-knife. Sui
Ivan expired in fifteen minutes after being
taken to the station house. Lynch was ar
rested at his house = short time afterwards.
Sullivan leaves family.
Edward S. Ewell died in Maury county,
Tennessee, on Thursday, at the age Of fifty
years. He was born in the District of Co
lumbia, and in 1886 went to West Point, re.
cieving his appointment from the States OF
Virginia. In 1910 he graduated and the
same year was promoted in the army to sec.
o ad lieutenant in the first dragons. He
served on frontier duty for Eve years and in
l845 was made FIRST lieutenant. He served
through the Mexican campaign, during which
in August lS47, he was promoted to brevet
captain for gallant and meritorious conduct
in the battles of Contreras and Cherubusco
Two years later he became captain Of the
first dragons. He remained on frontier
duty until May 7, 1861, when he resigned
and Joined the South in the rebellion. His
capacity for military command became so
evi lent that he was made general in the
Confederate army, and his services were
par ticularly effective while acting under
"Stonewall" Jackson. While acting in the
defence of Richmond in 1864, he Was inca
pacitated for service in the field through the
effects Of very severe wound in the leg. A
short time before his death, in giving direc.
tions regarding his tombstone. he said that
he would have in the inscription no word that
could In any way reflect upon the govern.
ment Of the United States.
In the United States Senate on Thursday
bills were reported for the preservation Of
harbors and constituting q board to make
and enforce regulations, and giving authority
TO the Postmaster General to contract for an
American line Of steamer from New Orleans
to Mexican and Cuban ports. A bill was in.
troduced to prohibit the deportation Of natives
Of the South Sea Islands by citizens of the
United States. The amnesty bill was dis
cussed, but no action upon it was taken. In
the House the educational fund bill was de-
bated without action. The committee on
southern outrages reported . resolution,
witch wss adopted, calling upon the Presi.
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New York Produce Market.
NBw YoRx. January, 26.

COTTOR-sales t0i0 bales Md. uplands ak
6o091S0 western 75s740 southern 675Sv 50.
WHEAT 6OO0 bu; No. spring l530l5S new
70 90 winter red and amber western 100 ol65
90
OATS-salcs 25oHo western 5lHes
1892 prime,
LARD Gag OK steam: Q kettle, lox.
BuTTEk.West'n. llsllx; state. 2sesi.
WHISKEY /; Western nee, Deax.
NCE-Carolina. 7SaSh.
s!ItsAR-Porto Rico = ;Musoovado, . go T..
MOLASSES-N. o. $500
SP'rS TURPENTlNE- 60
ROSIN- $40
PETROLEUM-crude,l ssesk refined,
FREiGHTs IL LIVERPOOL - Cotton. $50
I'd, -four 0s, Cd, wheat sid.
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y IN favor Of the inspection system. Mr..
Corthell, Supervisor Of Washington, spoke
eloquently to the same point.
Col. J. NJ. Stone Of Kennebunk said that
in 1869, when he was q member Of the Leg.
islature, the matter Of county supervision
came before him a. an original question, that
after weeks Of inquiry and elaboration, II
seemed to him a. clearss sunlight that county
supervision or something like II, was abso-
lutely necessary. He was surprised that
anybody should seriously think of repeating
the .upervisorships. The system has already
produced wonders, and promises the most
magnificent results in the future. The Colonel
was enthusiastically DESTROYS that this part Of
the educational machinery Of the State should
be retained and fully perfected; he was lis
tened to with marked attention.
lie was followed BY Hon. E. F. Pillsbury,
who pointcdly answered many Of the argu-
ments Of the opponents Of the supervisory
system; the system is by no means failure
merely because a supervisor occasionally is;
it would not follow that our judicial system
would be failure because Judge Is incom-
petent. The cost Of supervision, in his
opinion, is Insignificant compared with the
benifcent results. man will often pay
more tax upon one pound Of tobacco than
he Is compelled to pay to support the system
for one year. He felt strong desire that
the system be not overthrow. Twenty
States have adopted the system, and he asked
that Maine shall not turn back now.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-27

Boston, 20. A. II. Kingman mate Of the
bark Warren Hallett charged with shooting
Geo. Little was examined to-day. and held
ton Of sailors implicated in the mutiny which
led to the shooting ives postponed till Thur
day next - I'D 'aJ COT
Isaac F. Mayo, Richard L. Chapman, B.
A. Lewis and John L. She's, CHARGED with
smuggling goods into Provincetowu, were
held In $500 each for trial, -
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nsrthwasd ovsf he fsgisn ssswsen CAK-
fornia and the lower Mississippi. A. falling
barometer with clouds or snow VII prevail
on Saturday very generally from the upper
Mississippi to the Middle and East Atlsntic
coast. The lowest barometer will continue
In Northern New England and upper Csnsds.
Southeastly winds will prevail on the lower
lakes backing to the south on the Middle and
East Atlantic coast, 7E'1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-27

Perhaps II may be unnecessary to again call the
attention OF our readers to the fact that on this
Saturday, and Monday evenings John L. Halls
Adelphian Comedy and Burlesqne Company will
appear at Granite Hall. In their own peculiar
line Of business, this company has gained high
reputation, and their performances have been
everywhere commended by the press and public.
In this city they have been special favorites and
our citizens take genuine delight in their artistic
and unexceptonable entertainments, a fact which
they will demonstrate by giving them good houses
on their present appearance.
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FsarfaI steam,hip piee,ter,

Lisbon, rs. The mail steamer from Rio
Janerio brings news Of terrible stssmship
disaster Steamer America plying between
Rio Janerio and Montevideo, white on her
trip from the latter port on the night Of the
22d, took fire. The flames spread with srsas
rapidity and the vessel was soon burned to
the waters edge. A large number Of passen.
gers were on board, Of whom 81 were burned
to death or drowned.
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Washington, &c. The commissioners Of in
ternal revenue has given instructions to gu.
pervisofs throughout the country to cause
reduction to the lowest practical standard Of
the clerical force in the Office Of assessors.
Assistant paymaster John r. Carmody has
been ordered to the naval station At New
London.
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EDITOR JoURSAL:-Allow a stranger your
city and spectator ut the Hall Of Representatives
on the evening OF Mr.. Barker's readings and Presi-
dent Aliens lecture, to suggest to those young wo
men in the gallery who consistently annoyed all
within hea ing distance with their tattle and noise,
that such exhibitions are. to strangers at least
idences Of lack Of breeding and good manners
which lily become persons who ou,wardly have
every resemblance to true ladies.
SPECTATOR.
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Work on the new building tor Prof. HamlIn's de.
partment at Colby University Is going on this win.
ter. The south division of the north college il 10
he remodelled rs soon as the weather will allow.
Rev. Mr.. Moor closes his labors with the Win.
throp Street Universalist Church tomorrow. He
will preach In the morning the "Path OF Life !"
In the evening he will give some outlines Of his
ministry and life in Augusta.
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FINANCIAL Il COMMERCA L
New York Money Market.
NEW YORx, January. 2,
New York stock Market.


bertrand Co. As Western Union Tel. Co., 7sx
quicksilver Mining Co., 2sk Pacific Mail, SIX !;
Boston Water Power, 20 Adams Ex. Co.. 9OX
Wells, Fargo Co, ssk; American Merchants Un
80 U: .. Ex. Co, 6ok y: Y: Central 4 Hudson
River, do. scrip: vs. Erie, ssk; do. pfd. IS /;
Harlem, ne do: pfd l20 Reading. ia Mich.
Central, nix; Lake shore and Michigan Southern
81 Illinois Central -" cleveland q Pittsburg.
Chicago Rock Island. ll0h; Mil. 4 St. Paul 68k |;
do pid., saS; Toledo. Wabash 4 Western, 74k ;
DO pfd s6 Pittsburg 4 Fort Wayne, s6x Terre
Haute, 20 do pfd IS; Alton, l20 do, pfd LIS
Ohio Miss. AZ Boston. Hartford 4 Erie. *
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FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPofHos-
PHIrEs.-Clergymen who were. obliged to
withdraw from the pulpit on account of Cler-
gymen's Sore Throat, have recovered by US
ing this valuable preparation, and are now
preaching again. JANIS f&wlw
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We have received from wm F. Morrill,, Esq,
General Agent Of the New Yors Life Insurance
Company at Portland, the New York Almanac for
the present year, published by the company which
he represents, and also q very convenient Illus
trated calendar. Besides being most convenient
document, 1t 10 fine specimen Of the printers art
has many illustrations and much valuable reading
matter.
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At the railroad hearing yesterday afternoon
leave to bring in bills granted to petitioners tor
the following roads: Sandy River Valley; Castine
to Calais. and BANGOR to Calais Eastport to Calais
Ellsworth Mills 10 tide water. Hearings were as.
signed a. follows: Bath to Portland. Feb. 9Th 4;
Kennebec 4 Wiscasset, Feb. I'd; Boston 4 Maine,
Feb. Cd; Dexter 4 Brownville, Feb. 9Th.
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News from New York.


New York, 26. Geo. W. Watson Viii.
liamsburg hair dresser was shot by Mrs.
Lyde aged Is. who says he has been insulting
and accusing her Of unfaithfulness to her hus-
band.
The turf board Of appeal has decided that
Goldsmith Maid 10 entitled to the record of
alt at Milwaukee.
A deputation of prominent Fenians At
tempted to interview Comptroller Green to-
day on the subject of the discharge OF 50
many Irish laborers.
The comptroller has furnished $4,000 to
the department Of parks and $50, 900 for the
payment of large pipe men.
The first deposit has been made by Mace
which o 'Baldwin is asked to cover to fight
for $500 aside and the championship Of the
world.
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FLOUR-sprinE extras
WHEAT-No. J. 1859
CORN-40hs No.9
OATS-32k
RYE-No ., SIX .
BARLEY-5Sk for NOR.
MESS PORK II 80 40
LARD So
LIVE HOGS-l60. M .rs,a.t.
RECEIPTsL4ooo hour. lso 900 wheat la .ooo corn
~ 900 oats, 1000 barley, 5000 hogs.
sHIPMENTs-2ooo flour. 1900 corn $4,000 oats
1000 harley II 90 h0gs. -
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The appointment Of Cot. Drew as Pension Agent,
having been confirmed, h. will soon enter upon the
discharge Of the duties OF that position.
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The finest favor imaginable IL impaired to
nsh when served at the table by the use Of the
famous Halford Leicestershire Table Sauce.
If you will test this standard article, you will
be Satisfied with the result.
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1t IL stated that the Mr.. Getchell Of Boston who
committed suicide in Boston, was the son OF Flea.
ger c. Getchell, Esq, Of Watervile. Temporary
insanity caused by recent business troubles, led to
the sad deed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-27

We are unable 70 report any chapGe Tor the bet.
ter In the condition Of Mr. Burton, the Register OF
Deeds He appeirs to be gradually SINKING.
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The Kennsbsc Land and Lumber Company are
selling large quantities ofsofs wood AZ their sssam
mill In this city. -------------.-, --------------
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David Barker, Esq, having received an urgent
invitation will recite selections from his poems on
Monday evening next, in the new amusement hall
Of the National Military Asylum Miss Norton Of
Gardner will sing ON the occasion.
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#arrieD.

In Readfel1, 2lst inst, Augustus c. Page late of
New Zealand, to Miss Clemena H. Packard, Of
Readheld.
ton TO Miss Emma Carl, of Auburn.
In Leeds 9th inst, Joseph c. Cummings, of Par.
is, to Miss Emma Turner of Hartford.
In Cumberland Center 18th inst. Simon P Pow.
ell of Knox, to Miss Lizzie G. Buxton. of Cumber.
land; 18th inst James 4. Sparks to Miss Marion
Hobson, both ofCumberand Center.
In Industry, 18th inst, John W. Keith of Farm.
ington, to Miss Amanda w. Daggett, Of Industry.
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ooto 9. ". Huntington &co.ySSr nns
custom made clothing One price store in
Augusta Hallovell ana 0ardiner It
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Mamps and railroad schsmes are the prevailne
local diseases.
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Go to 8. w. Huntington & Co.'S for Paper
Collars and Cuds. jan24-4t
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Mr.. Titcomb Of this city, introduced into the
House yesterday billto incorporate the Augusta
Literary and Library Association. The association
10 composed Of ladies and gentlemen, and has al
ready held several meetings at private houses.
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We are informed by DR.. Lapham Of this city, that
the young man, Albert Weber of Portland, the
finding Of whose de ad body was noticed In yester.
day's paper, was formerly employed in the granite
quarries at Bryanrs Pond. His brother, Geo. II.
Weber now resides at Rumford
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The w Gather.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
. WAsHlNoroN, Jan. 26.-7 p. 81.
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souls Reed are selling certain goods in their
lins as cost. sR - A<-
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PROBABILITIES.

A falling barometer with cloudy weathe
and possibly rain will continue to extent
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Cincinnati Produce Market
CHoIHsATI, January, 26.
MESS PORK-ls2s
LARD ~
BULK MEATS sides *
1ACON.shouldsr, ex clear rib ~ sides X;
WHISKRY-ee
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Murch Direetopy.

Go to 8. W. Huntington { CO.. for Linen
Collars and Cuds. At
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