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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-21
Constitution Of Pennsylvania.
JOINT RESOLUTION

JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment TO tho Constitution Of
Pcrnsylyania.
BE il resoirsd BY ihe Senate and Hon.s Of Repre-.
seniaiires VI the Commonwealth II Pennag glvania ~
General Asseplb'y nsi, That the following amend
ment Of the Consultation Of this Commonwealth
be proposed 10 the people for their adoption or
rsieeiioa, pursuant to the provisions of the tenih
article thereof 70 wits
ANEHD MENTs n
Strike out the sixth section Of the sixth article
Of the Constitution aud insert in iicu thereof The
following; "A State Treasurer shall be chosen by
the qualified electors Of the State at such times
aud Tor such term of service ns shall he prescribed
by law" WILLIAM ELLIOTT.
speaker Of the HOUSE Of Hcpressniatiyc,
JAMES :. RtTAN,
Speaker Of the Sehnie.
Arrnovrp--The twenty -icoond day Of March,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hhndrcd and
heycnly-fsp. JNO. W. GEARY.
Prepared aud certified for publication pursuant
to tho Tenth Article Of the Consultation.
FRANCIS JORDAN,
Secretary ofile Commonwealth.
Office secfsiary of tho Commonwealth,
Harrisburg, June 26ih, 1874. sm
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-21

The local of the Brookville Je6er-
sOniaa says There are but four young men in
town who part their hair 10 the middle. They
all wear tight boots, prize box jewolry, and smoke
toby cignrs
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-21

Cur THEM-Those of our noighbors
who do not desire to raise a hrsi class crop Of
smart weed, thistes, etc., around their lots next
year, had better use the acythc or hoe pretty fce-
ly this and next week
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-21

WIrnDRAwS.-Wm. A. Galbraith,
Esq, Of Eric, has peremptoriy Withdrawn as a
candidate for Congress. lie says It would bo i'm
possible for him to serve ifeieeted.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-21

The West Branch Campmeeting
near Lock Haven commenced yesterday, and will
run for ten days.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-21

sllrr PAisrs.--persons wanting paints Of any
color viii end them prepared for use at
jeie-ct II. +. DieLEn A Co.'S
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Terms Of SubscriptiOn,
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
methodist Episcopal chureh--Rsy. a.

Methodist Episcopal Church--Rev. A. D
Yocuu, Pastor.-Publie Service every sabbath
at Ioi A. NJ, and u p. NJ,
Sabbath School at A. N.
Prayer Meeting eYory Thursday, ut "a p. NJ.
Communion Service, hrst sabbath Of every
month, at fVl Am
st. Andrews -Episcopai--Rey
GEoRan HALL.-ppbic Service sunday morning
at 10 o'clock, and at r. M.--SnHday School az
3 P. M.--prayer Meeting Wednesday evening
at 7 o'clock
Presbyterian Church--Rev. II. s. BurLHu.
Preaching on tho Lords day at iOA and ~
o'clock.
Sunday School at 8 p. m.
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday a n p. m.
Pastors Bible Glass on Saturday at y p. IN.
IT. Francis Church--C athoiie--Re T.
J. McMASus.-Mass at l0i o'clock A. NJ, on the
second and fourth Sundays Of each month.
Lutheran Church.--Rov. A. J. nAnrsocK--
Preaching every Sabbath, morning and evening.
Sabbath School at a. m. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-21

H.F. Bigler Co. have been making extensive
additions to their stock Of Hardware the last few
days Everything new in Shelf IIardwarc, Sad
diers Hardware, Farmers Hardware, Builders
lariwarc, and Hardware Of all kinds, can bo seen
at their store. May %.
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NEW ssTo RE =
= tv4 Il niTrf9awr1ifr
IN Ii o U I 2 DA L Il

". GALLAGHER having just returned FROM
the cast with an entire new and complete assoft-
mept Of Merchandise, suitable for Winter and
spring trade, which has been selected slih great
csfe and bought Al low rates, l. prepared 10 mr
nish the citizens o. Iloutflaie and vicinity viii
goods at q very light advance on fist eost foi
ossh. Country Produce and shinsle, taken At
marie, price. Call sni essnsins my stock before
rarehasins slss~hsfe.
noutiiAle, Pa, III. 4s, is'.Iye ''4-''
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Water cooi.n-an. ,, nIsl,r a CO... )

Fruit Cans made nom the best Charcoal Tin
and soldorcd on The ou, side Also Cement and
Putty nt SAokrrr scuuryrn's
jyal
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THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL.

n MARKET sr., cLEARfrmD, ipA.s
V,HIs largo and comiaodious new ho,ci has
A been opened fof the accommodations Of the
public, whore the proprletorwil be glad 10 meet
his old lricnJs, and receive sharo Of public pat
tonpge. BY strict personal attrntion 70 the &c.
tat of his business lc hopes TO bo aba to render
satisfaction to his paFohA The fABlEl will
always be bountlfuly supplied with the best that
can Dc procured in tho market, and tho BAR
win contain a full steekcf LIQUORS, DEER, &c
Good stabling attached. lnm ur|'.0Il 0lilF
rri5,s agr CASPER LFIPoLpT,e.
clearneld, Marehs, .lsegiy Proprietor.
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To HousKKEsrEns.--All kinds Of Fruit Cans
manufactured Of the best tin and with all the
modern improvements, as well as patty and &c.
meni, for sale in large quantities by lA
augltf II. y. BIgLna a %.
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Archey Shaw still has for sale splendid new
buggy. Go and see Il.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-21

FivE Tows Lors ron SALE At Low FIarnrs.
Tho undersigned has got fvo town lots to sell,
cheap and on reasonable terms. s.s
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-21

On seecud street, Just below the rlearheld County
National Bank. The only way to be convinced
that flessi, sboes cheap, is to call and ~, for
yourself GOODS SHOWN Win PLEASURE.
June s, i'ssr,l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-21

Fly Nets and scrim Horse covers-a large al
scriment--for sale by 'liNti ''H.4-
jys H.F. DIoIrR 4 Co,
Wire Garien Trelllses, Of different sizes, Hang.
ing Basietsand wirowofl, attn, r. Digler / Co.'S
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Wood and Willow Ware Of all descriptions foi
sale BY II. y. Biglcr A Co.
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TRrAr ron ruE CITIZENS or cLEARrIELD.--
The Rev. DR.. Reed, Of Philadelphia, win lecture
ia the Presbyterian Church, at O'Clock, Monday
evening, August Goth. Topic,
"ITALY AS | SAW IT."
Doctor Reed is Que Of the most eminent dlyincs
in our State, and bis lecture on Italy has com
manded special admiration amongst those compe-
tent to judge Of is merits. Ns.a
collection will be taken up to meet incidental
expenses. All arc cordially invited to attend.
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MISS H. S. SWANS
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

i-.-iI il.l CLEARfIELD, Pa. s 80
VNIiE FALL TERM Of fourteen woeks, will
i commence Monday, September I'd, 1872.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading. 0rlhogfaphy, Writing hjeet Les-.--
sons, Primary Arithmetic and Primary
Gsosraplx~....... q. -, si'dO
History, Local and descriptive Geokraphy
with Map Drawing, Grammar, Mcntal
and Written rithmetic.............,........ . 90
Algebra and the Sciences. IL 90
Instruction In instrumental music. ......--i 10 90
Oil painting, "a lessons. ~ 90
Wax work. ..-.,.........,, ,..,,....... 90
For full particulars send for Circular.
clear6eld, Sept 7, ls70-lyrd. a'"N
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NoTfcR TO WAGON Afp CAhRiAcf MAKrRs. Ave
have just received general assortment Of Wagon
and Carriage Woods, also full line Of Springs
and Axles, which we offer cheap for cash.
II. n. BioLrR A Co.
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Paiut., OILS and varnishes for ,als ~ II. +
Dlalcr A Go. I. .il...I.a|. d d.
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Bird csses-a large assortmcnt---at II. F. Big.
Ter a Co.'S. .H iIIU UHIiI
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Norrcr TO rnE DISCIPLES or Isaac wAlroS.-
Aner April 10th we will have the largest assort-
neut Of fishing tackle ever brough, west Of the
Allcghenies, consisting Of Rode, baskets, Plies,
Hooks, Lines, Bait Boxes Ac., &c. An Disciples
Of Isaac Walton are invited to call and examine
our stock. II. y. DiGLrR 4 Co,
March ~, Is72tf
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A full line Of Household Goods, Japanncd Ware,
dcs for sale by II. =. Bglor A Co.
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cFOquei seis-'sn. ,. nisler a Goa
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DEyRRE HOUSE, 7l 1l7a'

Nv IT 2 II y : 7 y \, T A
The mhfcriber having built a new Hotel. with
al modern improvements, is prepared to receiso
guests. The table will be s1ppliea,viih the best
IN the market ths har wish tht etooecst liqoors
Gcod dabliug aitaohed n sfi vi Z Don
aprriSl a, u, sciIASrFER, Psep'r
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WATCHES WATCHES
JEwELRYl JEwELRYl

A good assortment Of Ladies' and Gents
Jevelry Of the latest siylosl Always getting
soaelhing new
would .st Lun,bermen and Others who In
tend pusehaslus Watches 70 call aud ses my
stock before going TO the cities, ns l am yery
sure can sell Watches AZ low as they can b
bought. besides the difference in distance 10
he even, Of The goods proving defective.
AnlipasofRErArRISo il my line promptly
attended 10 at The store on Second street, opro-
site The coprt House. For your liberal support
the past am very thsnkful.
Amn .. is7s
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Clarified, Pa. July 81, Is7a-i,.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-03-30
Saturday Morning, March 30, 1872

A hill has been reported to the New
York Senate making 1t a cause Of divorce
for the husband 10 dcsignedly render the
life of his wife unhappy or uncomfortable.
From very reliable source We have in:
formation that the Hon. Jas. NJ. CavanaueA
c"ntemplates returning to this Territory
carly this Spring and again submitting his
claims to n. Democratic party as candi
date for Congress. Our ex Delegate Is .
rustlcr, and We may expect lively times.
From private letter from Capt Mills,
dated Washington, March 10th, We are led
10 infer that the rumors We have heard for
the last few days of the location Of tho
North Pacific II. r. through the Deer
Lodge Valley is correct So the good citi.
zens OF our beautiful Valley may expect
ere many years 10 see the iron horse rush.
ing past their doors bringing with it pros.
prrily and the comforts of Eastern civili.
cation. When that day srrivives we shall
all be happy. sure Even now We feel like
sending up hallelujat or two in anticipa-
ton Of the good time coming. ely,
--Harper OF the 10Th says: The sales Of
Nortln RI Pacific Bonds during February
exceeded 81. 600. 900. and for January g..
$4,000! The road il now finished from
Duluth to Fargo, $50 miles, and regular
trains running. Work Is also progressing
rapidly through Dakota. and contracts have
been made 10 finish the track to the Nilsson.
ri early IN the ensuing autumn. At the
crossing Of the Missouri the road will con.
nee: with line Of steamers running 700
miles further West, 10 Fort Benton, and
the profitable carrying trade of Montana,
and the traffic OF the Upper Missouri coun.
Try will thus he secured. Work is also
steadily progressing on the Pacific coast.
md the construction Of the road continues
To proceed cas ward On westward with
such rapidity as its interests may warrant,
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he 10 falsely informed = 10 sbsss, hslc.noos
do Justice Thus jbs perjqref t6ikes .
deadly blo at Organized soqety it.elf by
dStroyiniahe utility OF he p6Rera ppoint>
ed for administering justice, the courts.
The murderer or robher does no more h.
ward destroying aociety than the perjurer,
nor We believe hardly .ss much. because he
destroys even the hope that courts will be
able to punish those crimes.
Perjury has had and diasseeable sound.
How any thinking man can consent to pass
through life with the self-aocusipg utter.
ance ever yelling up to bis lips, Thou
perjurer. " We cannot comprehend. Yet the
truth IL. no crime 10 more common. Those
whose duty Il il to administer ostbs and
hear testimony. bear witness that men at
good standing In the community have M
hesitation in swearing falsely. men who have
50 mnch pride that they would knock another
man down should he call him Mar. Mr..
Black, one of the mus: trusted and respect
able men in This country, does not hesitate
to disclose In one of our leading monthlies
that Mr. Ramsey, the President. Of New
York corporation. worth over two millions
Of dollars. was guilty Of frsud, md shows
US fdcss that lead to the Inevitable conclu!
sion that he committed perjury. Yet Mr.:
Ramsey Is At large Nogrsnd jury hos been
called upon 70 investigate; any charges OF
this nature against him. aud he seems to 90.
cupy respectable position In that State. spd
Was not long since candidate for Congress.
It dies scem that society was becoming De-
upon this subject. We should
like to ask the old men of the country If 1t
would have been possible for such = CRIME
Is the one detailed to have passed BY IN.
noticed. or a. though it were good joke."
wenty five years ago. Are the obligations
# an oath no longer felt to be Of any great
'inding force? 1t Is time that public senti.
nent was being aroused upon this subject.
md perju:ers made 10 feel that il they do
not regard the puntshments of the God
vhom they have called to witness their Oh.
igstion. they shall snffer the pains and pen.
'ltls the law inflicts upon such transgres.
ors ... 80.
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rPERJURY..,j

The Hon. J. 8. Black. Of Pennsylvania,
contributes to that justly popular r,sonrtly,
the Galaxy, IN article on tho cs,sbrsted jsesl
rs'ntest for tho control of tile ALBANY and
Susquchanna Rsilroad. In this he laHes
occasion to auimHdvert rather severely upon
the New York code Of legal procedure. end
apparently lays 1t IT. door oil the frssds
and chicanery practiced In that disgrAceful
contest. After a careful reading IT shs,
article weare impelled 10 the conclusion the.
the New York cOde snd judicial system dots
need some re,noddling. and the sooner " IL
accomplished the better It will he tor the
citizens Of thst STATE There Il, hswcyer.
one cause If the auosmalOus stoae " saffsiis
developed in that case which no legislation
can correct and which, was OF, MORA potent
influence in prsiuciag thas state Of afaiss
than ltl'e code Of legal pr,cedpre, namely,
the rccklcssness, with which one Ramsey,
the President Of the corporation owping
that road, must have sworn tofacts which
were not true. and, The .aHme!pqs frauds
which he and his confedeiaies usblpshipgly
copmit,ed Any judiciary sy,ixr win bs
pnsvailipg and inpcsspt in, fnl4llipgs M
n.ssiou, when men afs willing sad swifa 4.
slelsic iha, command of GOD ThPg a4s \.
mn besr false witness aEaiHpst thy, psisl ).
sCeYe,s sre craanisel. ~ pe1cefpl ashigas;
oss IN ~ dtepasss ipsciyil sqqeistyi hSs a.
but Ne rsIes ard ragn!si4lqpass Fl spciesy,
Thy ~ islADdsd IA, - 3ssk ~ egaey.
hpweyr kor,Any sstitspaof . .psopeslI N.
nv ibese rslas. - sae h sosJpcslys i106Hs
Cd . 70 The fscts of ~ dispgas H. y 6ggll9!
upon ~ decide, aud b Gsn b infnrmed Of
those facts only y hsass testimony. Il
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TELE6RAPnlC BREylTlES,

Brooklyn had 100 cases Of srnall.- pox
last week.
Nothing new developed in the Custom
House investigation.
DR.. Thos. w. uphsm, late Prot. Of Moral
Philosophy in Bowdoin College, Il stricken
with psralys's.
The Senate has confirmed the nomina.
ton of Gen. Francis Thomas. At Maryland.
Minister to Peru.
A slight earthquake was felt Throughout,
California On Tuesday. M damage w..s
done anywhere.
AT an enrolment At Tsmmany yesterday
many negroes recorded themselves ~ ID
berenis IL Tammsny.
It il estimated that the Mexicans have
robbed Texans Of six u ten millions worth
of stock the last six years. .....
A special dispatch fum Matamorss says
that the route Of The 1el,sls Was more com.
plete tlsn WA hitherto known.
The revolu,ionist L.ruz IS deprsda.ing
about the city Of Mexico. Corsina 10 com.
hitting depeedasions in the State Ut Nevuro
Leon. .Fs.l 5y., -s-;2,r'
At Winchester. Illinois, on Saturday last.
Tobias Cl.ywell. sa)ooo Keeper, VS. shot
dead bp man whom be had refused .
drink.
There Is a lull in the Erie stoeck excite.
'nent. but 1t is thought the English CAPT.
ial'sts will renew the contest to get hold of
the rad. .,'
Well posted politicians seem to think that
the contest for Vice President. will he bs.
tween Wilson Of Massachusetts, and Wilson
Of Iowa.
The Senate bill n enable honroably dis
charged soldiers. their widows, and mi.
nor children. 70 secure HON .stesjs ON
the public lands. passed Monday.
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SALE or lRMS TO THE
FRENCH.

The Democratic press has for number OF
weeks past been persistent in asserting that
the Republican United States Senators in
favor of Grants re nomination, had opposed
the passage OF the resolution ~ inquire imta
the sac 1T arms to the French. N0thiny
could he farther from the truth. Sers.us
Sherman. and y number Of other Admins.
hatIOn Senators declared that there would
not be Republican in favor Of Grants Ne
nomination who would not vote for it ut the
time it was presented. And when ate,
three weeks Of bitter wrnny'i"g, the rrsolu
''"'' "''''" 49, F"" f''"' s."ss.!s". only n.,a
Administration Senator voted against it.
What, then. created that prOtrHc,ed discus.
sion upon That subject II was the preamble
10 that resolution OF inquiry. which assumed
AZ fact before 1t was proven that the Ad.
ministiation had violated the eide of inter.
national law. Three weeks Of the va)ualAe
time Of the United States Senate was spent
In discussing that preamble. A naoiion had
been IN lay II on the table Before . vote
wa' taken upon this motion Mr.. Summer
asked to be allowed the privilege Of with
drawing his preamble. This the Senate
would not permit, and when vote was taken
on the motion u lay the same on The table
Sumner. Schurz and TrumbulI voted for il
with an overwhelming nlsjority Of the Sen.
ate. How can such actions as those he re.
concIIed with the sincerity that should char
ac'erizc a'en iIIing such exalted positions.
And now we learn Ivy telegram that Senator
sumner protests against the Committee he
~ss the means Of having appointed calling
upon him u tell what lie knows about the
sale OF those arms. Either Mr.. 6uuner
knows something about that matter which
warranted IN Investigation into Il by com,
'nitiec ct the United States Senate, ar be
has been guilty of tie most shameless
'rfling. He owes it to the high reputation
he hss always borne for honesty h, make
known what facts that had come to his
knowledge influenced his action. II be fails
~ do this he will ever rest under the impu,
iation Of having been father Of miserable
trick IN the interest Of an angry and mali.
c'0us faction. a.la., p .alH rr. .-.a .,.
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The N. r. He,iuld's report Of the ac.iou
Of the Dsaocseasc National COMMITTEES Il
denied.
sickles returns to Madrid April 18th.
Tho steamship City Of Galveaton Va,
burned 1t New Orleans. on the 2o.h-par,
Of the cargo only beng out Loss. $40. 900
Good Friday was observed - holiday
In nearly oil the Eastern cities.
Prot. Morse passed . comfortable nigh,
on the 10th.
A despatch from Mstsnpor1s. Mexico.
states that tho Juarists were defeated by
the insurrect'onafy forces under Generals
0uevis and Cadsns a.. r~.... a..r. .
The Japs arc in Penneylyan,a investies,.
Ing the agricultural and mineral workipss
Nsbrsska h indignant over the transfer
Of the u. p. r. r. terminus to Council
BlufEs. A mass meeting Was held 1t Lin
coin denounciDg everything connected
with the measure. .....
Maj. Gen. Hancock. commanding the do.
partment Of Dakota. has addressed letter
to the Sioux City 7ysses for publication.
announcing that q the Black iiill region 10
IN Indian reservation he shall prevent, by
the use of troops II necessary. any pr,s.
pecting parties from entering. He odds IN
oflcia! letter from Gen. Stanley, In com.
mand of that region, which says no gold
hes been found 10 the Black Hills.
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1aseasaa.l Ctsh &nysrO Fss.l .

The Gleaar, q the III, contains = lstta
from 1lneyaa w. Wii,hich. WHITES .,
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~, AlONrANAs 70 BETHERE,

j Nontsna 10 hayea ''sbow" in the
great Vienna Exposition, winch begins IN
May, 1873? II %, It 10 time We were ma.
king prcparasiona To do the thing right,
- becoming great and growing co,nmuni.
~. Montana should have mineral cabine,
there with specimens from Ill our rich
lodes Of gold. silver, copper, lead, ETC.. ETC.,
and an exhibition also Of our agricultural
wealth. Our wheat. harley. rye, oats, etc.,
would compare favorsbIy With that raised
In any country on the globe. Then tl,erv
Should b : pamphlet published (ltsjor
BoyoeS, lately published in the Gazette. 4
little enIargsd, would b suisable.) descrip.
tive of our country, its mineral; tagrIcuItu.
ral'And' Other resourcesof wssnb;; its scene-
~; IL wopdes; il heath & wing, III.
vigossling climate INV 70 ges here, Tie
cost. Etc., ETC., and have aid pamphlet pub
llshed III several languages, and distributed
70 visitors who. from ~ coun,ries VII Gnu.
greesse there. The capitalists ftnnim' every
sastoa ~ 8arope win 10 ~ The Espasision.
The bolldi1g u che Northern PAes6e Rail.
s1ad " stetssaks spirit q inquiry among
bo'h ssch ss1 pcor u Rspope.. dThs win
ses good opportunity 70 advertise Montana
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