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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14

mat "aii notes, bonds, judgments
and evidences of debt secured by
mortgage on real estate" shall be
free from taxation, in view of the
first section OF article eleven of the
State Constitution, can be of any
validity. That section reads, ''The
Legislature shall provide for a uni
form and equal rate of assessment
and taxation" Is 1t "equal and uni
form" when the man who owns
$4,000 worth of real estate shall
pay taxes, and his next door
heighbor, who has $4,000 in money
loaned on good security at heavy
interest, shall pay nothing? We
ask, is this "equal and uniform p
Does not this legislation create a
privileged class in our State, of men
who loan , money ON good secu-
ritya We submit, then, as the law.
yers say, that the FIRST section OF the
above. act, 1approved March 9Th
| lS73,'iP directly In the teeth Of the
| constitutional provision referred TO
and therefore utterly void.
| The second section of the sam'
article of the Constitution makes
the duty of the Legislature to "pro
vide for taxing the notes and bill
discounted, moneys loaned, and due
or every description of all banks,
yet this law says that "no person
co-partnership, corporation or asso
citation shall be required to retur
2 for taxation any of the securitie
mentioned in the first section of thi
!. law; that the Constitution express
2 ~ provides that moneys loane
. shall be taxed" and this Legislatur
ssysbyT this act, that moneys loar
: ed" shall not be taxed. We have th
! most profound respect for the leg
abilities ofour late Solons, but mu
be pardonesl If we express a doul
IS to the eonstitutionallty of Il
9 above statute. Will some one civ
MS light on this subject, which Is OF
= Of great importance TO taxpayers.
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THE. PRESIDENTS INAUGURAL ADJ
DRESS.


This document did not reach us
In time TO be inserted last weel'.
Though late, we publish it, as many
of our readers have not seen it.
FELPow- CITIzExs: Under Prov
idence l have been called upon for
the second time to act as Executive
over this great nation.
II has been my endeavor i'm the
past 10 maintain all the laws,
and 50 far as lay In my power, 10
act for the best interests of the
whole people. My best efforts will
be given in future in the same d.
rection, aided, trust, by my four
years experience. rae
When my last term of office of
Chief Executive began, the country
had not recovered from the effects
Of g great and internal revelation,
and tkree of the former states of
the Union had not been restored to
their federal relations. 1t seemed
to me that no new question should
be raised so long as this condition
efAEhirs existed therefore the past
I0tif yeas, 60 fhR - I could control
syeates have been ,seAspWsd IN the
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14
MORTGAGE EXEMPTION FROM TAXA
TTON.

AN ACT to promote the improve
ment Of real estate by exempting
mortgages and other securities
from taxation.
BE il enacted by the Legislature OF
the State of Kansas:
SECTION /. That all notes, bonds,
judgments and evidences Of debt Sc.
cured by mortgage on real estate, as
well as such mortgages, shall be ex-
empt from taxes and taxation.
SIC. 3. That for the year 1873, and
thereafter, no person, eopartner-
ship, corporation or association,
shall be required TO retarn on list
for taxation, any OF the securities
mentioned in section ] OF this act,
and no taxes shall hereafter be lev
led or collected thereon.
SEC. 3. That all acts and parts of
acts inconsistent with the provisions
of this act are hereby repealed.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect
and be In force from and after its
publication In the Topeka Daily
Commonwealth.
Approved March 5, 1873. Pub
lished March 9. f-E
The above is part or the work of
our Legislature, recently deceased.
We do not pretend 10 much tech
meal legal lore, but we have an In
distinct idea that there is somewhere
an old-fashioned and now seldom
thought of parchment, called the
Constitution, which, In our early
days, we Were taught 10 believe was
the fundamental law of the State.
And part OF our early teaching, also,
was 10 the effect that the statutes
enacted by our Legislature should
be in harmony with, sfid certainly
not antagohistic to, any Of the pro-
visions OF. the said Constitution.
Ii these infaaiilei instructions were
correct (snd such old fools as Mar
shal. Tsnney, Kent and Gibson say
they were,) we would Ike - hare
some ofoaRo lafea lsW.makeFs sstlse
to explsiAi, how ne SsS Say insi
- ~ e rot hics ss5g5tb9hI oS'
"a -,
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AN ORDINANCE


Appointing special election to vote bonds
t0r Fire Apparatus and to repeal an orsli-
Be it Ordained By tAs Mayor and C0aR-
cttDaeH Of the City Of EmpoTiG:
SECTION !. That proposition be submitted TO
ne 9Talnsd SoteTs q the several wards Of the
to-wit: on the frst Tuesday C1st) Of April
1873, to determine whether said city By its
OF the city in 4 sam net 70 exceed thirty-nVe
hundred dollars, (bei1g the amount heretofore
and not sppropriate9' the p pI q said
bonds, or as much thereof Is may be necessary
to be used under the direction Of the city
apparatus; said beads 70 be dated Nay 10 I653,
payable in New York City ten yesr1 ffom date.
and 70 draw interest at the rate of10 per cent.
Those voting in favor Of this proposition shall
vote Written or printed, or partly written
written or printed the words: "FoE Boads for
Fire ApparFtus," and those opposed shall vote
Against the Bonds for Fire AppsrssSs > and
the returns OF said election shan be made ae-
The judges ana clerks serving AZ sasd elce-
ton shall serve in this behalf, and coanf the
votes and make return Of the same.
dinance appointing speeiM election % vote
S Se snd i4 ~ aEs spRassre SsaI.y lseh is
SEC g. This or oraiaancs shs1i saks eject and
be In torcs 1fon and afeer It. publication.
Approved February ID. 1ssS.
n. W. AcCURR, Nsv1r.
City Clerk.
Polls will be opened and election hsla In The
same places as e the Last election.
Judges-lst Ward, W. w. Whlpple G. W
AiFkenda1l Jsmes BeEnetf. C1sxkS " o.
Ferguson, John Carter.
Jndges-2& Ward, Thomas 1furdock, n. v.
Hundrem, 2. G.Wfbley. Clerks, 4. " AMI
don, VIM Greden0tein.
Judges-3d Ward. Nelson v hittlesey, Cant
north; b; W. fearsAiL Clerks, A. r Ban
yndges-zth Ward. A. .. Smith, E.P
Copeland, j. W. Yeaman.
EmporIs, March Il, 1913. ii
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NEWS AND EDITORIAL ITEMS.

NEW BOARD OF NORMAL SCHOOL
DIREcToRs.-Under the new law for
the reorganization Of the Boards OF
Directors of the yarions institutions
OF learning, Governor Osborn has
appointed the following gentlemen
IS the new Board of the State
Normal School at this city: One
year: Col. ]. W. HOrner, of Che
topa; Hon. G. 3. Butler, of Leroy.
Two years: IL. G. Cross, Esq, Of
Emporia; Rev. Geo. Wood, of DON
iphan county. Three years Hon.
NJ. NJ. Murdock, of Wichita; Hon.
Edwin, Tucker Of Eureka. The
President of the Institution is er-
oDfcio q member Of the Beard.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14

Cowley county is going 10 try it
again, on the Kansas and Nebraska
railroad question. 1t is said that
one of the northern precincts which
cast % votes at the late Presidential
election, rolled up los votes against
the bonds at the recent railroad
election. -f
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14

The incorporation papers Of the
Lawrence, Burlingame and Central
railroad company have been filed
In the Office of the Secretary of
State. The capital stock amounts to
s., 100000. The directors are: j.
P. Usher, j. w. Mcmillan, Potter
Sheldon, James Rogers, .. II. Shel-
don, and others. The road is 70
run from Carbonate, via Burlin-
game, through Lyon, Chase and
Morris counties, to the west or
south line OF the state. The princi-
pal Offices of the road will be locat-
ed at Burlingame.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14

The President has appointed ex-
Governor Yates, ofIllinois, commits
sioner to look after the interests of
the United States in connection with
the land grants to the Northern Pa
cific and Texas Pacific railroads, and
to see that railroads comply with
the laws, Mr.. Yates was an appli-
cant for the Mexican or Spanish
Mission, but this Office is a "better
thing"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14

Kit Carson, OIL the Kansas Pacific
railway, is being rapidly depopu-
lated, the inhabitants removing to
the new town of Las Animas, To-
Gated on the Arkansas river, at the
junction of the Kansas Pacific
branch. with the Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14

= 80 = ~ DONBkLELONs IL aDs VI
The RaEmsr1 Instituts, held ID Man
haitian on ths "a day Of January, 1879,
adopted the following resolutions, to-wit:
Resolved, That Il Is the opinion Of this
meOtlnR II a ehe farmers Of Kansas should
orranlze themselves into District Clubs,
and a once nlace Themselves In CORES
nondenc6 With the Seer etary Of the State
hoard of Agriculture at. Topeka. Fur
thermore, be ff q sntfls44ff ~ 10y
ResoIred, That whenever 4 sufleiens
number Of Clubs have reported to repre-
sent the public opinion o. the State, the
Secretary Of the State Board be requested
70 call delegate State Farmers eouven;
tIon, that said farmers may meet to deyisf
ways and means for their present reliei
and future protection. o. E4g s15-4
In obedience % the request eontaiped In
the above resolutions, . delegate Farmers
state Convention will be held in the hal
ofsAe House Of Representatives. Topeka
oa Wednesday,, the seth day Of March
1874, at2P.m. To'e 11a1# .7liiils
Each County Agricultural and Horti
cultural Society, and the FaImerS Club
OF each township OF the State, will be en-
titled to enc delegate. Application VII
he madeto the different railroad corpora
lions OF the State, for halCfare rates 70 th
convention and return. Ifgranted, motto
will be duly given.
-.-.-> ALFRED GRAY. See'y.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14

The Council Grove coal shaft is to
be 6x12 feet inside the curbing, and
800 feet deep twill be dug for 50, $50
an average of sl2.5O per foot. This is
for labor only, the company supplying
all the apparatus to work with.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14
lnUn I ROFF1EAN'S
hHUE +. HOP PILLS

These Pills do not contain QuInsns o.
Alnerals. They are sugar-eoated. Price
90 Cts. per Boz.
%. McSz0AR, 6araaeF, laI..
says: 81 have taken them myself and
given them 20 my wife and children,
They have cured them and many others
who have used them" They are made
% cure Fever and Ague It once. Dumb
lily. They are simple, harmless, sad a.
ways reliable. Directions In four Ian.
guAges accompany them.
SAeLAin'e Cand1ed Castor Oil 60 deif-
etous; and AcLsta's Cand!ed VcrnIfuze
boneons ara pertseslS elegant. Children
are glad TO take them 0-&alf Lake Hexsid.
l. q. =. LOTZ, RreDFao1er.
DAcs - oaA % Lake street., Chieals.
For sale By all druggists. or sent by mail,
prepaid,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14

The Florence bank is now full
State bank called the "Marion Coun-
ty Bank and Savings Institution"
with a capital Of $4,000. The di-
rectors are leading citizens of Flor
ence and Marion Center. Peet Al
len il cashier.
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EelectiOn Proclamntie

ELECTION Proclamation.
An election for the following officers will be
held in this city, on the first Tuesday of April
next:
For Mayor Of the city.
For Marshal Of the city.
For . Police judge OF the city.
For Treasurer of the city.
For member of Council for each Wsrd.
For two Justices OF the Peace.
For member Of School Board of each W ard
For a member OF School Board to Ill vacan-
cy in I'd Ward,
For . member Of School Board to all vacan-
cy in 9TH Ward.
And also for such Offices, If any there be, that
arc or may become vacant previous to the
election,
Also for or against the proposition to vote
Thirty Five Hundred Dollars in Bonds of the
City for Fire purposes rs embraced in the fol-
lfaRr-1 Ina, ord Suasv
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ROAD NOTICE

IN esa viii Be pgessated Is TIE kosrt
NEG03ak1 Ca aisstaasts of E46a County.
81 eAszE l111seg HlzselnRs % BE he3d AnSfl
TIL ~ aAking Is tie Vtsw and Iaas.
1eH g e581ey Te44 - sesteEe, tosWfs:
G00S o1gpeF q The sQnsAWek cerosF a
Beoel14 Nell, - II e rage II: fhsnce
se11A oae EzIis % tie 0o1StE line 81 said
segE1s1s &. }. WILLIAM,
ensysA u 1ssss. slae'esl xss5s n
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14

p The L., l.. & G. road now run
through trains from Leavenworth
to the Indian Territory, hence
Leavenworth is much rejoiced.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14

OARADW - BBWEE. a HssIa
OCo1zasFs1al ssEess seAe hea. seR
facilities, and are prepared e de en-
NorG % tAelF H9e. H0fso ahoesna. zee.
eAs00 Psr span; al 11Z Wosk NaFrsnssa,
RarueelaT nfoent1s9 Hatd @ unasQ3d esse
0s480us e3tka eAeEBe. EeGsR - 4. y.
eeo9sTt 80 UfA. Ir1swersAy ana 1aUs
Eenes- laAtSE1
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14

Superintendent Chanute, of the
L., L. & g. railroad, has accepted
the position of Chief Engineer on
the famous Erie railroad, at e salary
of$l3,O 900 n year.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14

The Leavenworth coal miners are
on a strike, and the city depends
upon Fort Scott coal TO keep warm.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14
CHEESE.

T1HE undersigned wsnfs q practical
cheese maker to take ehafxe Of .
fsctary near SFinneid, Kansas. None
but good hand wanted. Address e
once, with reference, J. EOOS,
lsl3 WinGeId, Kansas.
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AaminlseFnaef's Noeiee.

TINE us31zeig1ea has kasa auly an
pGlnfea aaml2fgtxnseI 81 tie estate e.
!. y. sEzzess inss q L4en so1nez, ksA-
1lsssA q 1f5. lS-lS
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NOTICE.

EHPoRIA, March 6, ls7s.
IN VIII be Q epsslaf nseefiel Of ffs
etoekAolders Of he EmpsgsA Agrieultrrnl,
0eehsaical and Stock Aesoefstien, e fhS
eoeF< house, In EnpoEla, a Saturday. tie
1eth of April, 1or ths pufpoae q cha1zfng
the name Of the AAa1oelGfsoa.
z 3 HcLuzxGEAN. Rrza.
1lt1 A. b BAMcnoE1s eeepy.
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For Sale.

0NE yoke Of heavy exea; also enc
~ breaking plow GO inch J nearly nsW.
Cheap. Inquire at Kelseyss grrocePy,
Empor1a. loft A. II ROBSON.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14

Ea1Enatiea ef Eeash1Essz
s3zsa = = g "a =. - =
81 Wln % bod u rs Co.'S t1ejna etFseE
EnAooI hooss, On 89s11a1ys ZArGA H.
enpHeasieG RsFsay css -. .Toa
HeeeAia M. fit3 9 = e11'Es
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14

HARDWARE CHEAP.
TIHE stock Of hardware heretofore kept
u by B. T. Wright, entire and COM
plese. ts for sale on the following easy
terms, to-Wtt: Twenty-Five per cent. Ia
cash or approved bank peper. at ninety
Gays. the balance on time, 20 suit par.
chaser, at ten per cent. interest, secured.
NELSON WHITTLESEY.
EmpoFis, Kan, March II, 1878. Ilt1
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14

0l.WOFsr aay eass q Blind.
Hleeeikg, 1sebing % Uleessted RIles fkeS
u prspGred expressly % cure tA0 Files,
end e14elne else. Sid ~ al druggists.
Price, e1J09.
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ments are trne Il is not possible that
2 conspiracy Was organized, money
fafnished or contributed By anti
Fomercy candidates OF leaders .
plet invented and plan coAtfiVed
to make . victim Of distinguished
Senator.
All the facts that the short time
allowed to be presented are nov Be.
fore the committee sad We bespeAk
for them . candid consideration, for
the proper determination of the In
quiry not only involves the honor
Of the State, bat also the lest and
highest Interests Of the people of
Kansas. B. =. SIMPSON,,
For A. d. York and others.
Geld and sssak Market.
NV YoRK March Ia
Money continues close, aad ranged ffom 4
sk e 4 al VIZ i oe ne 8 Res $50
late In the afternoon that Secretary Boutwell,
has eommensed drawing On his 81. ooeooo Ee.
sales viii not be increased, and that the poRs
chase Of bonds VIII be suspended for the pres
Gold quiet and steady, ranging from lsa1.-
~ CLOSING at l:is1 al iSss Leans Pc st ct
Trs 50 y, disbarsenents $500 'O'
Government strong.
State bonds duh.
Railroad bonds in good demand
Stocks quiet
Chicago Market.
CaIcATo, March IL.
Whees.Dall, unsettled and lower; no.
'icts 0TSSEoaist.. weak and shade lower: No. {
ostsGbnil ana droouin9 At sexe
Rye Steady; No. 3 &c.
| Pork -ef4 80.
| 1Arc-SteA6y at Sc. as
| Bulk Eeafs-Steady: shoulders packed &c
loose 4s<c. short nib exc loose.
" hisky-Aetive 1t sc.
Cattie-Heceirpts 94S0; lair to good, 3 00i
i SIS; choice. $50: TeSans s4T6.
HoEs5Prices highor; common to choice
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STATE OF KANSAS, q. 20
LYON COUNTY,
/, L. T. Heritage, Cashier of the En-
poria National Bank. do sOlemniy swear
that the above statement 10 true, TO the
best OF my knowledge and belief.
Signed, L. r. HERITAGE, Cashier.
18th day OF March, 1873.
J.M STEELE,
Notary Public, Lyon Co., HAN.
Correct. Attest: P. B. PLUME,
w. T. SODEN,
H. Fl. BATES,
It'll Directors,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14

APPROPRIATIONS. = The Legisla-
tnre has made the following appro-
nriations.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-31

si The Commissioners q. Pensions
.at W ashington City has issued The
stolloving order in relation to the
increase Of pensions, which il will
be well for persons Interested 70
Ia ru4ie1 go T@a#fsk H9e
: nSoNs ...sess. ..eaas as2 ssg s9uesS
-s.No attorney viii be recognized in
= clsins fos ipessase sef pshsion
provfdSd foF " Ses. .. Act OF
March 8, 1873, 70 : single minor al
ready receiving original pension,
nor in As0laim for inoxeasa Of pen.
sign alsos presidsi pc by afore-
said action, to minor children oi
officers. The return OF the Certifl.
cate Of Pension to the Pension
Office at Washington City, is tn.
only requisite to the adjudication O
tho clsim, unless the guardian ha.
been changed, in which case evi
sdescs Of guardianship must be fur
-nished. ''ss1l lasasa iseA
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-31

Ladies travelling through Canada
by rail are often greatly annoyed
BY their having their lsgg age an
,ssesssarily searched, bat one OF
the officials recently got his deserts.
Il happened that Yankee school
teacher on her way from Kansss
co.. Vsrmout passed through the
dOmiaiop, withsa trunk packed to
bursting WITH nothing contrabsnd-
When the officer demanded her key
she begged him not to open it
assuring him that Il had .:come
through feomz Kansas, eontsiued
simply clothes and books, and was
soful shst It would be very troub-
leaome to repack il. But he stern
u. demanded the key. and ,malici.
.sasly'puIlsd every thiag out to She
very bottom; ther-dhding her u.
Ger ions tfue-he returned tie lev
and advised her TO hurry up end
get her traps back" as the train
would coon move. ssWhat is tt q,
to ,anaSsid1 Ne Sqnis1twittsdsxo-
man, II have Q check for tina
itsunky md hold the s0sana Truck
railway responsible for e ita AT,
delivery. I VIII not taifS the esg
.,and yen mayado ~ You please will
tbs trunk Report says thasths On
= ial was very weary and rc,iin LII
face, and rather. profano. ere he ha,
sSshed packing that trunk. rs9 taal
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-31

sd F1arf z21A- VIC a 70
- - oqA4Oe, Wh } aeea,a, n~sa-'g'
,:sWe Learn from Mr.. Robs. Glenn 81 the
dgIth bn t6b 2ofh dit, 81 Levi Flint, 6
hb1BomaiAs Wnalui1 -. m d>cDased
was ioety -avs 9eaEe Of ase. From tn
ssma eource, we learn come PARTICULAR
uetkss ms ofthjliss ussbstds5t6. NJ.
Hfht W1s aAold reoidsut or Cant Gp1h-
tYys Ahspt nineteen Years aeo il became
MiaAitsst, ftUin the. sudden Change that
ae1s eeee ~ xhsA 3usspiey wss sspialS
dsveloping ilself. "A leg cabin xss built
1oav tie obe n witch the fxmtly lived.
1HAsre Qo&anent61 A6Glnae phctst 81
INTER- seepsit3, =Conaaensnt sssmsa -
6g9ravate bis dssease and increase his
SISl0ne03 3GH6 WIS Had ~ IL poof
3petlsr&G beer ,bps all esf6ufts % the
parcel frauds to have him Yemoyed TO
SomS ssie placs wers dh,vaiiioS. Tho
44sjoadj ocalb1r tHI9e1an1ns ihiy casS
RQnenpoed him haoelessly insane, thssev
6fe No room Tor him could IS found "a
tAe h66afsl lot the3 inanss sSdt0 any
-esh01lass 1Isyffnsed - kasg lin 8.
Alothle. PLAN, hqusySf. M, adepesd,
which sssnsd 70 hsys { letter eneef. 4
haee blpek q .Wo11 NA4e 06GAdssA, TOO
heavy to casry,- To which sas attached
. chsiA 50 - shin issensisynd his
ankle 10 such manner 90 to produce no
ipjuey. This. arrangement Allowed him
some freedom, and Be would diysut hiaas
sslf by EellipG Ais block arounA 10 : and
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-31

The city, Of New York is about 10
-aenlargs IT, bounlries By the Let
Of July It is probable that lie dimits
WIN iembrseee lhsItowns Iof Nor
( ristans, West Farns, ana Kings,
hbridss noabslonsise TO- " sstohes
[s,tsr county. T. This change viii
make tbs 11sti Congressional die.
[,tsiet Republican. sis.ssssT ID ii "a /
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noSsftA Ellis, vho .srved saals.

81 ,Ho6sft = Ellis. vho ssfvsd sadsr
AsIcEd lvsss0s q TrasAlgss, 10 iisiaE
- ChianOe roak = sadSasced sga
|. he qpis the Bsisish navy shortly
fafses the baetls Il Waterloo sAAa ~
.stsssrssd.pssSae = Europe, and came
: to thja county, He At oas uns
ssSsaiso board the Royal George,
. the asssbip which ssbas qasntlS
! Soundsrsd at Spithsad With al hands
on board.
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- ~Wsar gour back hair upon
the very top OF your head, ii you
would float in the higher. circles Of
society. Before doing 90. however
be sure to brush the dandruf from
the spot where your chignon OF
Ijats hung the past winter.
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- :, :. So. !. - - -, -
"a 80! - - ~ ia - ;.
NJ. 4. - eoisn, o. AAsao1a ss0s
NJ . EeapAdy Tor The oarsalto, which
w.a nuhliahad. This .remsdy was
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Ne arAaeked soFsnnp9sn MNoicn
We do - follows. Il being ~ sea,
son 10 sunas this sprlnx: 81 heve 9
IN verioce nethods for keeping
theea lnaaoaa on plum trees. hit
none % si1nle. not yeS 60 eResusu-
a g The lSilovine - sboak cosn-
cobe ID ewsstencd water until
a. - - - 49, q =
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Aonthats psseon 70 b feMeyed o.
: chropio compaAins sAould wrap
. lock n NJ hair IA paper end |
bosfHk shsle fl . ~ pin che
psehA(s into shs. hslNa There has
bssaapsrd N 1, MI ha !. = y essaa'y'
Ohio, just.such . charm in the CEN
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growth ~ fulr my years sinct
the pin he'd bssa driven n. = Tn,
pin was Of bustsrnut not q Oh Dc
~ ed; ~ osssssowth - the trs'
was peGlsse, and Ne Dspss 80 hail
Il eonfsinsd wsse wsM prsssrvsd.s
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y Vienna i said to be the worst
drained city in Europe. An ex-
cange advises the inhabitants ia
send for Tweed, who drsined New
York 90 succesfully.
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