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National Republican., 1873-11-11

We EEFER the Richmond Wing 10 the cor.
respondence from Norfolk and Portsmouth,
printed In tho REPUBLICAN last week, for
proof Of our charge that Intimidation both
physical and moral was brought to bear to
secure the sham-chivalry victory in the re-
cent Virginia elections. Let the Wing re-
print them for the benefit Of Its readers, and
let II also print the truth regarding the
management Of the campaign in Its own city.
When 1t does this, It will be compelled TO ad-
nit that the leading spirit In the Kemper
Kampaign Klub-the foremost Conservative
organization In the city-was q professional
gambler. A gentleman's party, forsooth.
THE Richmond Whig in careful stalls
tical article regarding the present and past
condition OF Virginia. derives encourage
ment from the comparison between results in
1850 and 1870. But the most encouraging
feature of the Wings article Is tho assertion
that thousands OF farmers arc bringing ny
their children to do farm work" 1t sesmi
that In 1870 there were 1s,1459l1 acres o
unimproved land In the State. With sucl
opportunities for the development OF add
tional agricultural industries, and With the
truthful admission made by the Wig thai
the Commonwealth, notwithstanding th'
poverty occasioned by the war. is now In 0
prosperous condition, 1t may be accepted as
an absolute certainty that Virginia will soor
regain her lost supremacy. We must no
forget in this comparison with the past thai
West Virginia was included In the census
statistics Of 1850. Now, let the party In con
troll Of the State so manage Its Legislative
conduct as to encourage home labor by libe'
raj educational provisions, as well as emlgra.
ton by ialthfully-kept promises of privileges
equal to those which are enjoyed by native
citizens.
National Republican., 1873-11-11
t1s"0EsICE 0lORLk-s EXCAvATINIi

f-SS~OFslCE ODORI.Ess EXCAVATIN(;
COMPANY, i3aj \ sTnrgr, October D, INA
Locked boxes for reception OF orders for scaypn.
Ecr service will be found At tho following places, ,
stauoDhnuse corner OF High street aud Canal
tenrsetown: Georgetown market house, corner Of
Bridge and Potomac streets; A. s. Tsylors store
CORNER OF Twentieth and streets northwest; John
Iynan's stoTe, correr OF Sixteenth aud J. streets
northwest; y. y. Green's store, 1S9O Fourteenth
Claii's store; corner Of Fourteenth aud V streets
northwest; Becond precinct station house, Seventh
street, above boundary. northwest; Northern mar.
Eei n the scalehousc, Seventh street. between o
Twelfth and o streets northwest; SIKH precinct
station house, corner OF Nnth and X streets north.
west MrH. keohler's store, corner Fourth street
aud New York avenue northwest; Seventh precinct
alton house, corner Of First and streets north.
west; TemperAnce Comnercial bureau, aO5 Penn.
ylyrnia avenue northwest: Lepreuxp, corner
twelfth street and pennsylysnla avenue northwest
sentrnl 9nard house, Louisi.pa avenue, between
store, corner Virginia avenue and Eighth street
southeast i. A. Woods store, corner Ninth and II
streets southeast; Eighth precinct station. house
south Carolina avenue, between Filth and Skill
streets southeast; u. Crstofani Bro siore, cor.
ntr First and II streets southeast; George Ilas.
sntts store, corner Second aud streots noTtheest
Eastern market house. Capitol hill southeaAt stnrc
Corner Ninth and II streets northeast: NJ. Keean's
store, crncr Second and II streets northeast, ,
Maker Bros, e.rner Eleyenth stree. and Mary.
corner X and Fourand,ahalf street, southwest
mentioned places will receive prompt attention.
OcsA I'm lStArl
National Republican., 1873-11-11

f~-THE BEST DANCE MUSIC IL FUR.
80 .nished by IT, DONCH.. Orders may be left
Mthe Musie stotta and at his residence, No b37
Eighth street southeast oc2lu
f.5@DONCH'S BAND-TIIE ONLY GIT,
tsch Brass and Reed Band unifolned ia
tue pstIict-will receive orders % fpinirh usic di
hs Music Stores or st the leaders rssidenoe, No.
tu Eighth street southeast oc3i-tf
National Republican., 1873-11-11

A TTENTIoN, spECULATORsl
"A FOR SALE,
VALUABLE BuSiSFSS LOT,
Fronting IS BY Is fest On Eleventh street. between
4 and u Htress northwest
Price, 50 rcr fqusrs foot Terms Board Of Pub.
lie Works eight per cent certificates taken At par.
DYER \ DAVIDSON,
National Republican., 1873-11-11

EoR sALE-TIIAT BEAUTIFUL BLOCK OF
II buildings On NJ street, CORNER OF Ninth north.
wcst, Ia offered Tor sale upon u Ost lberai termk
thoy arc unsurpassed by any private residences In
the city They have all tho modern improvements,
washstanda thrUuy yhont, hot and cold water, fur.
nAoea. ranges, dumb walters, Butter pAntries, linen
rooms stationary wash rpeaE my tubes, water
Closets bath rooms and every other requisite per.
AISrB6f Il DUDLEY,
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CanndinnW wild Coese.

1t has been stated on reliable au-
thority, and we know it to be correct,
that the Canadian Wild goose has fire.
quently been domesticated. 1t is in
teresting to note with what persistency
it retains many of its original charac-
teristics. even under the influence of
domestication. The color, for instance
is unchanged, even when bred for many
generations in a confined state. A
prominent characteristic of the Cana.
dian wild goose which has been retain
ed under the longest term of domest;
cation to which it has been subjected.
is that it will not breed until it is
three years old, although it attains its
full size in about three months.
Pairing generally takes place in the
autumn of the second year, five or six
months before the laying season, and
we have heard of cases where the site
for the nest was selected by the young
couple many months in advance of the
time when IT was actually appropriated.
The male is a mOnogamist-at least he
chooses but one mate at a time, and
the union is seldom voluntarily dis.
solved. The female lays from four to
seaon eggs in a season--one brood only
being reared. Every egg is almost
certain TO be Matched and every goslinp
to be reared.
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NEW YORK. 1894. WEEKLY, sEM[wEEKLY, AND DA

THE WEEKLY SUN widely known require extended recommended
which thousand subscribers
LISA viii be found
presented
u clear Ineligible, and interesting man
am
carefully selected and egbly printed n It's pages
agricultural The articles
agricultural topics regularly appear in this department.
% II
pealy
weaken and
altogether
cattle markets which to
the published dollar will
subscriber THE
SUN this will the
THE WEEKLY SUNLIGHT sIOO discounts
TEE sEnIwEEKLV
o over
A O
of 2 per
Address, sUN,n New York city.
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Several varieties of these have been
imported, and attempts made to natur-
alize them, but with varied success,
and among them the Nagord cattle.
They are used in India by the higher
orders, to draw their state carriages,
and are much valued for their size,
speed, and endurance, and sell at very
high prices.
They will travel, with rider on their
back, fifteen or sixteen hours in the
day, at the rate of six miles an hour.
Their action is particularly fine moth
ing like the English cattle, with the
sideway, circular action of their hind
legs. The Nagore cattle bring their
hind legs under them in as straight a
line as the horse. They are very active,
and 0an clear a fve-barred gate with
the greatest ease YoudH.
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Funeral of Lnnise MnhIhach.

A letter from Berlin of the I'd inst.
gives brief account of the funeral OF
Cl9ra Mundt, ! .ur known as Louise
Muhlbach, which took place Septem
Der Both. The funeral service was very
impressive. It was attended by prom
in ent literary men and publishers of
the city, Baron Won Hulzen, royal i'm
prel 'sariO, Baron Won Koff, son-in- law
of Mr.. Ihbeer, and other distinguished
persons. The large front hall of the
dwelling so recently occupied by the
deceased was decorated with plants
and shrubs. In its centre, on plat
form draped in black, stood tine coffin,
almost hidden by flowers and wreaths
of evergreen and laurel. The Rev. Mr.
Sydow delivered a touching sermon.
He said that, Though the deceased had
her own religious conceptions, she ex-
pressed to him, twelve years ago, at
the death-bed of her husband, Prof.
Theodore Mundt, with whom for
twenty-five years she lived in the most
happy wedlock, her firm conviction of
the existence of future life. Then
she exclaimed, in the depth of her
grief, cit cannot be otherwise. A
mind like his, which originated so
many sterling works, cannot pass away
to nothingness.
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moves mountains and fills valleys. All
our stratified rocks, sandstones, states.
and iimestones were formed Nv the
action of water. To the solvent power
of water and its chemical action we
owe our useful minerals, our metallic
deposits, our iron, copper, zinc, gold,
and silver ores, and even coal. To its
physical properties--we owe all the
phenomena of clouds, dew, fog, snow.
and frost. 1t supports the plants,
brings them their mineral food from
the soil, and protects them from exces-
sive heat. Animals are equally de-
pendent upon it. Yet after all, il is
only the agent of the sun; it is sun
power that makes flowers grow il is
sun power that makes everything move
IN the world, and water is merely the
suns agent. The loss of water would
produce the same condition of things
on earth thas we notice now in the
moon. Although we have such a vast
quantity OF water, yet it is only $40, :
O00th part of the earth or 00042 per
cent. The crystalline rocks at the
earth's surface now contain a larger
quantity of water than this, and tine
moment our earth cools enough to alb
sorb four-thousandths OF one per cent.
of moisture, the ocean will disappear.
Ii we should lose our atmosphere also;
the openings or pores IL the rocks will
receive it by gravitation. Boston
Journal of Chemistry.
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Cleaning Wool.

Many of our farmers pay but little
attention when cleaning wool to the
kind OF water used in the operation /;
but it will be seen that this should al
ways be taken into consideration.
Thus, waters containing lime should be
carefully avoided, since this constitu-
ent combines with the STUNT, thus
forming an insaluble soap, which seems
to produce unpleasant effects in the
process OF dyeing. For log-wood, red
wood, and dyes of like character, the
effect appears to be unimportant but
when quercitron, fustic, and madder
are used the effect is quite different,
and is often very deleterious.
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IT Runs LIKE PRAIRIE FIRE !-DR.
WALKERS VINEGAR BlTTERs runs like a
prairie fire The fame of the Temper
ance Tonic is, however, but poorly ex-
emplified by tins figure of speech; for
a prairie fire runs only in one direc-
ton, whereas the reputation of the
BItters spreads toward all points of
the compass. There is not a square
mile of inhabited territory in the Unit.
ed States, where this meritorious prep
aration is not appreciated. If any the
oretical gentleman thinks he is prepar-
ed to show that there is "nothing in
it, " we advise him to go to the Prairie
States, in the Mississippi Valley, to the
deltas of the Southern rivers, to New
England, in fact anywhere within the
limits of "Uncle Sans real estate, -
and ventilate his views. BY SO doing
he can raise heartier and more gen.
eral laugh than has ever yet shaken
the sides of an intelligent people. Per-
sons who have been cured can't help
laughing at other people, who tell them
that the medicine which saved their
lives is failure.-Com.
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No orchard that have seen, writes
a correspondent, surpasses one in
which no live stock have been kept
other than poultry-hens, geese, tur-
keys, guinea and pea-fowl. Here is
an extensive range, inclosed by n high
picket fence. The trees are mulched
and MANFRED every year-sometimes
in the fall, and sometimes in the
spring. Turkeys roost in the trees
30 do the other fowls. The geese have
a pond fed brook in which TO battle
All the fowls are kept in this orchard
that can be with profit The erop Of
fruit IL bountiful and beautiful. The
abundance is due to care in pruning
washing and feeding Its beauty and
perfectness is largely attributed by
the owner to the vigilance of the fowls
IN hunting insects and DESTROYING
them. The profits from the fowls are
large. IL is claimed that they are tho
most productive and profitable live
stock he has, in proportion TO the in
yestment. Eggs, chickens, turkeys al.
ways bring a good price and the
range he thus gives them. and the
comparative freedom, diminishes the
amount of care required, ana the per
cent. OF loss from disease that ordina.
rily obtains where fowls are CLOSELY
confined. Really, the orchard, with
its fruit and poultry products, is re-
garded the most profitable portion oi
his investment in proportion to the cx
pense involved in IFS cars.
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.Th. "Marshnl NeiIw Rose.

The Marshal Neil," beautiful
climbing rose introduced about four
years ago, is now foremost among the
few that have sustained the reputation
given them when first brought before
the public. The rose is of deep
canary yellow, of very large size, and
of exquisite fragrance. 1t has received
the highest concentrations and first
class certificates at all the English
fower-shows, and must be regarded as
a great acquisition. -Horticutturist.
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Tue purest and sweetest COP LIvEh
on is Hazard n Caswols, made on the sea
shore, from fresh selected livers, Of the
Nod only, by CAswELL, HAZARD Il Co., New
York. II is absolutely pure and street. Pa
uSnls who have once taken it prefer 1t to all
others. Physicians have decided 1t superior
10 all other oils in market. F. Com.
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CONGRESSMAN A. NJ WADDELI, of
North Carolina, makes the startling an
nouncement that he will soon be pre-
pared to prove, from the most authen-
tic sources, that civilized colony of
Caucasians existed in North Carolina
two thousand five hundred years before
Columbus was born.
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OUR readers should be careful to
notice that Proctor & CANDLES STAMP is up
on the bars Of their NOTIFIED GERMA SOAP,
as all good articles are initiated, aud this
Soap being so popular other manu- acturers
have copied their stamp
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FEvERs seldom make an attack with.

INNHh5 HtIUUW InIkt IN UVIHUh WHIT
out warning, and NAV often be thrown of by
soaking the feet IN warm water, wrapping az
warm n bed, and taking two or three of Par
sons PWgatiUe Plls.
MISSIONARY, lust returned, says lac regards
J0taS0R'S AR0dyBe LiHinem as beyond all
prco, and ctiicacious beyond any other modl'
cine. II Is adapted 10 grCa variety of spec
lal cases, and is the best pain-curer in the
word.-Com.
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FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
silk Culture.

A new and important fact in silk cul-
ture has been developed by the Acscli-
nation Society of France, namely, that
silk of varied color can be produced by
feeding the silk-worm on different
leaves. Worms fed on vine leaves pro-
duced silk of magnificent red color,
while lettuce has been found to produce
an emerald green colored silk.
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SAMPLES FREE. The Saturday EUeR-
iHg Post, 319 Walnut St, Philadelphia, gives
a beautiful Chrome to every yearly subscriber.
Com,
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The latest announcement for new
music is Hush, Sisters Dying, with
piano accompaniment
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SINGERS AND UBLIp SPEAKERS

Will find TRocHEs useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing Speaking, and relieving the
throat after an unusual exerton of the organs
Obtain only BBowNs BRONCHIAL TBocHEs" and
do not take any of the worthless limitations that may
be offered. Sold eueTBTheFe.
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After Death.
BY M. ELLIOTT.


After the joys of earth are fed.
After the last sad tear is shed,
After the earthly dreams so bright.
After the dark and shadowy night
What then?
n.
Only last and sad farewell
To world long loved too we'll;
Only low and narrow bed
With the long-forgotten dead
III.
After the Christians prayers and tears,
after his hopes and cares and fears,
After his earthly work is DER,
When he gains the heavenly Shore
What then?
Nv.
Oh then a holy calm,
Resting safe in Jesus arms
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRooHEs

Having direct influence the parts, gives imme.
date relief. For BRoNCmTIs, ASTHMA, CATARRH,
CoNsUMPTIvE AND THROAT DISEASES TRoCHEs
ere used aI,rags nth goOd success
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AsruBBoHS CouoH that Will MT Yield 70 ordinary
remedies. may be thoroughly cured By Dr. Jayucs
fapeotorant an efcacious medicine 10 Bronchhl
and Pulmonary Disorders
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water.

Water is the great mechanical power
in nature. 1t is the great leyeller il
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Rest and oldest Family Medicine. Sl'to
Lfrfr furigYrafsr--n purely FNFettbtH t.Ha.' ~
ionic = Dyspepsia Constipation, DebuitN sc
Heaaache Btloua Attacks and all drraRt nrnt oL
Hsrurs On fsaffnff0us.
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'a}sAAA FA8MJ33SI
4. 1YsSE HON g
O0UlSNAl |

THE CREATE ARM AND STOCK JOURNAL OF TIE bLtE
GRASS HEGtuS uf ktNflthN.
nryoie1 b Agriculture Mechanic Ars, Education Mnnuae.
tufcs Science Hu1 Literature.
ruf hcs pretca information On every brunch ~ Agfcn.
t Aps ~ readers nils advised concerning ne breeding
aus Tearing Of Thoroughbred Horses Cattle kc and gives
eurs aul flfiei Mrc7ut mailing b. nn' ~ ihr li lsmiH
nf 10 the eauttry sin1 yraf, months ior IN rnis
T,EgEgs HOME JOUHNAh. Lc,.nr.au. ~.
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Oh! then a holy calm,
Resting safe in Jesus arms
Wearing starry crown Of gold
Safe within the heavenly fold.
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BEsT. CHEAPEsT AND NEAREsT

over tba000 Acres Railraad Lands in Iowa for sale
AZ the average price ~ - per acre on long lihe
With only per cont. interest The lands are not
NOR gagged and he on the Iowa limos - the Chicago
orthwestern and Illinois Central Railways, IA the
Middo Region ~ Western Iowa, tho best farming
district IN an tho West No fever aud ague iiiteen
hours from Chicago, with no change Of carr, pnr.
chaser ~ ~ acres secure free pas ~ ne land ~
obtaining n Land Exploring Ticket a. ~ handolph
81 Chicago on ~ the r. r. Ticket Cfices IN Clinton
Cedar Rapids 0r Dubuque. FIELD Agents attend
parties from Chicago a. asset them IN making choice
selections Send for Guide " costs nothing, ana
gives desert pti0n prices terms, locations and how %
reach the lands Address JOHN y. CALHOUN,
Land COm'f Iowa " " Land Go. Offices. ~ Randolph
street, Chicago. H., or Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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A Cough, COLD or SORE THROAT

BROWNS Requires immediate attention, and
BRONCHIAL should be Checked If allowed to
TROCHES continue, IRRITATION OF THE
FOR LUNGS. A PERMANENT THROAT
COUGHS AFFECTION, OR AN lNcUBABLE
AND LUNG DISEASE is often the re-
COLDS suit.
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF An
OLD NURSE.

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP Is rHE PRE-
scRprIos one of the best Female PHYSICIANS anc
Nurses In the United States, and has been used foi
thirty years with never falling safety and by
millions OF mothers and children, from the feeble in
FAINT Of week old 70 the adult II corrects acidiJ
Of the stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates the
bowels, and gives rest health and comfort to mother
and CHILD We believe 1t 10 be the Best and Surest
Remedy in the World in all cases of DYsENTERY
and DIARRHdEA IN CHILDEN. whether il
arises from Teething from any other cause. Full
directions tor using will accompany each bottle.
None Genuine unless the fac-si n lilo OF CURTIS
PERKINS is on the outside wrapper.
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AMI
SICK
from no other cause than having worms in the stom
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$50 10 St25 per month SALARY received by gfadu
aies ~ n ~ Telegraph Institute Janesville. Wis.
Situations furnished. Circulars mailed free.
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LEAVE
- 8 . = 9 Z i y
ES!; VIRGINIA Ss.,

fas.ag! AND H.i.fas.oCh-ics TEAMS
81 Pm, Eiii leave Reno f,r Fir.,-,... Coy IL
5 - "a 2. IL. and $50 p N
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Tsss.ss., !. ..rS - lElU.,.tt .r.3 there
s0out vG the HE Of til, '. i; T. i. =.
a.. l.r-eGy notified that Tie ascommO,ia-
tiol, trains will stop ioi Empire p..ssseu-
gers only at the EaPIEE DEroT: aud
will aoi stop to receive OF deliver rassen-
gers ut either the Mexican or Morgan
mills Platforms. Ia ether words, pass
sngers from and for Empire must get or
and of the cars at the Empire Depot
VIXEN the regular trains step there.
H. NJ 1tsINGToN,
Gen. Supt.
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.SG.Gs Es>.

S,aEsS.
I,.-e Virginia 'isH pAIif - 10 j. II. - =.
w. 80 II 4 y. IL. IL :. IA, go r. II,
slJ 80 D. III
Loase Carson City DAILY =. :. L. l. III.
IL Ia, l. D. Ei-- p H. anu q = III
- yir-5nia City. G0Ii Ill and Csrs.n Office
Ti-.i,-@h Tickets IAN lee cl:aiIi-t. 70 :-.,l fr:-J
esq ,G,ien ami intermediate Isin-s ca the {
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hr.,.ir!. Tic-t= ran h 7s-s.,-TrC! p. tis Com
paf4ys office. l..t+,i .ezT Cllc-sy, h2lsas City
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fake Warning !!

yi':iE =. 4. Z. -. *. C. NF.NI ARE
= a-szI- - t. i..i-5 due irscautiJn against at
s.'tfsfs a-s ls Cf If result IIs from Ti;LI.l
.. ~. Il rains: and they t:i.se this method o.
W. 8l.- t'l-,Il:s a1! t,l@rs.lai.s against tEr
:.tttIr i:is TIE tf-t common lsrattCe Ct
ssi-Isz Il mis- wing at--;,t .l.i- Cars .l l1ss.,It,-
Tvs Tiloss hIvinr in eli1-;rf the bgsirl"s9 "a
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D. VI. IN ~ 1t th. ssT1ni amt s't-s-'irr
s!svrfs he rs'' fTi.' climbing IICI i-z ears
ar sg-=.:ss. ;sssi ;hsy viii fee Ii isss-iF,s
.lysi.st : 81 rs II ~ mere Gsf5st yrs-asgI- il
Thea amos sl.,ss continued. l:ecClit Egci-
s-Its wii.rii a. vlioliJ as.TsaGbl- 20 tie esre-
f--E cf r,-r<a.s jIrg'..T!rs ~ g. the car.
WIN IL, motion. ssccli be vavEiir. e,,U-..., il.
th+orseIy.s Z. II. YEniNGTCN.
aspprI.t~r s.q.
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Tho cah,nen at Sanlss ~" on 4
s:.:kt" Think Of :. t'.::.e-.ac' -',.ahhy"
pra:..s.,9,:, ;he .,.,,,=esye 81 Il: N~g of
naples vita his illpsecaticns. MD h;s
sau!i:v horse ..is,