davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-11
CAUSES OF SUDDEN DEATH

Very few of the sudden deaths which
are said to arise from disease of the
heart, edo really arise from that cause.
To ascertain the real origin of sudden
deaf hs, experiments have been tried in
Europe, and reported to scientific
congress held at Strasburg. Sixty-six
cases of sudden death were made the
subject of a thorough post-mortem ex-
animation in these, only two were
found who had died from disease of the
heart. Nine out of sixty-six had died
from apoplexy, while there were forty
six cases of congestion of the lungs
that is, the lungs were so full of blood
they could not work, there not being
room enough for sufficient quantity of
air to enter to support life. The causes
that produce congestion of the lungs are
cold feet, tight clothing, costive bowels,
sitting till chilled after being warmed
with labor or rapid walk, going too
suddenly from close, heated rooms into
the cold air, especially after speaking,
and sudden and depressing news oper-
ating on the blood. The causes of sud-
den death being known, an avoidance of
them may serve to lengthen valuable
lives which wonld otherwise be lost un-
der the verdict of "heart complaint. +"
That disease is supposed to be ,inevita-
BILE and incurable; hence many may
not take the pains they would to avoid
sudden death if they knew it lay in
their power.
The sun., 1873-09-10

which do not now exist they could impose
Mt will unlimited taxes on the bread, the
fuel, 'he clothing, and upon almost every
article of daily use which enters into the
consumption of over forty millions of peo-
pie; and this they could do without any
accountability to anybody except ucmi-
ually to the corporations over which they
rule.
This is q subject which deserves the
profound consideration of all thought
full men. That there is danger threatened
Ivy the consolidation in few hands of
the immense power possessed by the
great railroud corporations will not be
sobcrly denied by any one OF ordinary in-
tcligencc; but railroads are Indispensable
to the country, and the question is how to
restrict the power Of these corporations so
as to prevent it's al buse, without interfering
with the rights q property or checking the
further development of the railroad sys-
TEN according TO the increasing needs of
the country. And this is n question which
as yet has not been satisfactorily answered.
There is one class OF thinkers who propose
as remedy for all existing and prospective
difficulties arising between rniiroad corpu-
rations and the PEOPLE that the natiOual
Government should take possession OF the
railroad liucs and operate them. II IS
scarcely necessary 10 argue against sii'h u
proposition. Ii would merely be ohcr-
ing premium for moro corruption than
already exists. whllc adding new feature
to the v,!ttIalIGuE policy of Government
which l. now advancing toward Ccutal-
izutiou nj Il tut, tntr0Ciur the SuhVCr-
The sun., 1873-09-10
The Case in n Nutshell.

A widow lady about to go to Europe
some eighteen months aGo deposited "A
bond OF SO.OoO for safe Keeping in the
Philadelphia treasury. 1t was a city bond,
and therefore n double trust. Little did
she dream that before she reached the
other side the Treasurer would be in the
pcnitcntiary, or she would hardly have
made the deposit. A successor was i'll
Quoted, Gnd under one administration or
the other the wi lows bond was stolcu by
r'"rk aud handed to two coufcderatcs
outside, WAC sold il, one porsoHatng the
owner, and divided the swaE among the
three.
Hccauow party appears. The false trans
fc. w., made at the counter Of tine halk.
which is the city accut. the President Ill
noconuy and credAloU-,y assisting. OF
course on discovering the crime hc de-
munded tie arrest of tle parties, who ere
;Aken and indicted. This was to,,rt. an
month"; 1go. Tn could have been tried,
II prisoners, NJ once; If on bail, IN less
than two months. They have lot boon,
aud why;
The widow wants her money and ought
20 haycit But who l. TO pny' The bank
viii not, for without possession Of the
bond hv the roguos the transfer never
would have been made The Treasurer
ana his surctias are not responsible for the
IRA, uitous deposit of yaluabies. The city
= pcrfco. ,v willing TO pay tine bond when
s. sails due bc il in who's" hands it may,
hut docs not become s,..''F 'or 'ie S'''
custody of her stocks. The o,-.N P'.S'''
fllr1 tI ill loo. -, tll-a who - AtA
The sun., 1873-09-10
I.IE WISHINGroN RING.
worse tlnu VUmmNnN Grnut aHd t'e Nvp.o-
ncan Congress HcrgOusi lc.

Again, lot us glance nt tue plund1In-
iuuf II Eo fuhhcan officials ll and connected
" .tn the blstttCt bO,cruucLi ul Washington.
TIC capital of the nation. The frauds t4Dr'
lately stuuk IN the nustuls cNeu OF hcpuhnctu
uemuors uf COagrcss. hight under the eye Ut
the E&c &ccutlye Ot the rcg guDic, and tp some cN-
tent under its control and under the scrutiny Of
iAo overwhelming republican majority ul N"n-
IN, H. the frauds upun the unfortunate CitlIt a-
uultne he'd. RAJ IIeasury have blcu unparulivl' e..
Considering the wealth, Income, a.la Ies '.r 80
u. the two cities OF New York anu " a.: l.lg uu,
The frauds nave been relatively mdfA srcat,r ~
Washington than tncN were - tti- tly Nluef
the Iammany lunI. Yet II the 'tepuuu al pui "a
II would he at the Federal uaplth, Nuure u
Cuutru.s absolutely both the LIstat, and -eIo 81
AuNeIuueIIs.
The sun., 1873-09-10
wo,luus vomcn-Vra,mn, be bone


The ON. .,N,i, extensive a.l ioag-iycd
organizations of women are lhe sJcietcs
clU,l orders w the Ennm Catholic
Ch .l. T..a.u.D.. ~ work That j. 'ole
by uesp nl-a4I1at.Ls u tue way of
charity. .ia,luuu, auu prora-aLalsia, Is
pert, 'I. a.,an'-r,u-. I.,F existence l't
centuI, ..l thuirIr ~, rt the present
day afford proof that women clu oi"uH"
aud govern when properly uuuctcd. There
are thousands OF women enrolled n these
numerous societies o. ,toHs. AMI these
organizations are IHpidy mIt3,4ng, anu
by their rules adapting themselves 10 the
material ana moral want. and the intel
lcctual requirements of tl' progressive
civilization Of the world, They are mis-
sionares OF the most effective character
teaching by example and practice more
than ly word.
Nhnt is the sotIet Of their SucceSs and
u.uucury? J. not this Cue-ii"n we'll
Wolth tudy? WHOM W. ST. loN ,hc emit
i or-bi,.. sd Boo .es Of WON'T, can Doe Mao a.
/ lOt il not become as Hhn i' lnp,l.,l,'
in tbA veNrl question ot Wnwal'7 NoiN
oul vus 10 c%amm Jha rr... 81 o.sra-
..uu Of a system which pi,F. .,s lov SO A'.ull
! women white successfully n lroN'.E tu'm
into organized bodies governed hN coN,-
"a laws iud rulcs Nhusc uullty lJ
stood the test of tiWr: to"'a Wo uo
modify AID aga - tA-.4 4dua .. n..l
mo demands ul tue mu,sc- ul nUi hing 500
mnu IN this country Cauulur bat koinA
| Catholic women uritc and or".oiKr? l~t
A,ee.s4,y Tat all such or-aulltio.
| III, / 4 ft lx.
The sun., 1873-09-10

to form ctoperntive ORGANIZATIONS win
laws framed to meet the material ana
moral wants OF workers in the ranks or
labor, trade and intellectual effort, organ
izations as varied, earnest and effective us
the orders for women in the Roman
Catholic Churcn1
The sun., 1873-09-10

The tlirl ricc vl. % dash ~ q uii. .oj talf
f.r n.Iiltu tHrcc-ytar 'ii- ana ut 'i 'N t@
boa. J.. \. lItcucn,h's tA. { CtIis. b. ". w d-
d'u' ch. =. Liver ool fr' pools s9ld In i'yer
umJ-. 81 and tn neid. $1i Iney were started
from thc hAf-mi pole, aud SO far uack tnHt
that th'> gll got % running stltt. A. tne tip Of
Gui,Vty sccuud. M.id of orange third. Itl1n1u
i"urtn and QUIT tW% ,S"itgs o,s.. nSh.a; 90
90 the srrrrl rilce nd began to chase
LNruo,l A. tine tnrce-qunriei pole liverpool
second, three l,ag,.- ahead %, GalWAN tulrd,
Oariuu1 fourth, .uI OI.is hin. Mneu they
prnn-c were to''trer Nhll' Liverpool was cad
iu- .ncui two lenrths, quite nen; tour lengths
tarihuo got 10 the front, flowed 10y GalwtN.
A. the quarter pole t1rtuuo was tnrec-luHfur "a
of a length netur, galway, he htln- hMl "a
length an~ud az liyct'.,L Maid of or.ug"
.t.,f.h Galway and caribou were to-Nfher. but
q, iat,'i lcii ua,N al ,ht u'li mle 80" ano me
r,.uLtlo lowcrtlrutu. Aitid Anl Galway ran toe
lct. .r uut when tue' &C.,. he'd tAc three 1uatitr
tu" AHWc-irct, % ,"e l'' econ .lN pl -'l ''4N ~
aul tloN the lead. lu tue W"Hutifur caribou
,'H,Ne.y f'~i auI tue, Nrrr were 9, ,sr
N.d Z or use hrll or own and won tine race
lN tL4cc- .uIrtrr- II % ',utth, Galway second, q
neck in front Of Cain9", LiNrrp'"i fourth anl
l.l.- A,tu. Time, 2.+t Ili~ wI- ire 1
Nlct ~ fpr the heldcr-, ana iu the Paris u,ufuul
pods each ticket Oh tns !lud OF Orange brou- Il
ruspE.r rars q" i.-r ur.s'e3rol's
ia.da.ior ;. g. >a.t .,u. F.. b, ae.oi, aa'n
, 70 b4,-- oh G. Os.e... o, ,vo,,,. a.a Ni..
= '''"'1li'i...-4, b.c.c-ri.a.Q It>.--'..ta. N:.e
"a. n. ".M.ns CD g Iuup.oI oy rIa'., DAN
/ 8. '.tc..o..'s ,l . Qu.,H. t'".-e aAn G.
The sun., 1873-09-10

.f.t ~ o. iiNF tl TO i'f |WWNlN'f COY 'i.-
,.rrd - 1uu rlU-T INSTANCE b, d.
lulN,"- s,A.i li...rf..r.
Thp salary steal IN thc senate.
Tho scheme fOr raising the lly ~ the
IRE idcut. Nlcc-"ro-ilcuL supreme Court
Cabinet. Suau>.i of thc House. Cougrr.,.
and Other PRINCIPAL Ou'.,rs, was mciiiat I
NJ the beginning Of Tie lat" Congress. ahd
Would have beer lr'p.' 4 az the frat s,~-
zion but for tlc c'ccunu oi President aud
9g.c.s hst fan. the c1u>p,futors dii
no t:~c to show th'r hands in presence
Of that ordyai. They had the viii to do
but not the soul to dare. nut thc proc
Gmmme was al arranged. and only post
poncd for the sake Of cXpedicucy.
We have shown when and under what
circumstances the movement was made in
the ltuu.r, aud how after eing inst Il. IN
inally defeated by the absence Of itl
friends, the hil w1s revived IN the closing
days OF the session. and purposclv kept
back o. almost the last hour, with the spc-
c.aI obi ct of getting Il before Il packed
conference committee. Us, Us finally dou,.
il viii bc remember, tua' tine bill max
irr af. y, rrint,u. for t.r I-is'ntiVe, CA
ocuti,c, "ld 5Gtc."l 80 r>e> Of Tie c'u-
r,nt h-rW N"''. up u which t'is salary
job W., fo-tvt. h.t come back 10 tho
uoU.e from ia, Senate v.;S a multitude
Of p'uu lclul :mos'H.. ut.. when il wa
returned 10 that leov on ~.ur day March
l. tL,rc were hut two legislative Goy, ct
the ,o ion reu.iu.' r.. ;, sunday int l.
v,urd an, luas of tine Senate, wld.b
o'duot..y p,r.al u.'I4 t.l I'd A.t". hau
The sun., 1873-09-10

Catholic Churchf
That excellent journal the RdUrodd
Gazette discusses at length the question OF the
recent Erie dividend and its violent condemna-
ton 10y some OF our contemporaries. For IN
stance, one of these critics publishes the i"l-
lowing agures Of the operations of Erie during
tho nrst half of 1873
Gross receipts I,V5
tAlcls,s s.s'ss's''''' ''
Balance. .slaoSh'o
As interest, rent, and taxes during these SIX
months amounted to g.. ,39G, the conclusion
il that instead Of a divislble surplus there Is
really deficit OF no less than $l,3a3N7 In the
last half year. Tho Gazette, however, shows
that the above statement OF expenses II entiroIy
Inaccurate, because 1t includes large cNpehdl-
lures for permanent Improvement OF the ROAD
and additions TO the property which "uRht not
to be chasg to expenses hut to capital In tact'
"a the G0zcite says, such statements IA that
above quoted probably proceed from someh"dy
who wants tu deprcss Erie stock IN the Warhct
There can he no doubt that the rrccut dividend
was ia every respect n just and fair one.
-
The people of Littlcton. Colorado, en-
iuyod an amusing pol ticdl tou'nnm' NJ recently,
Candidates Of both parties for county Offices
met by acrecmeut, and had public talk. The
,,....., ....t..... H.. .f..rtu ..tI ,t,,, al
'.,,'., ,t''. ''1.'...'. ,,.r,,. comm ~, y,,r..
LII ,,,,,a,, ,,,,., s-,o ,>ta,.u Ecn,,glt
,,,h..i..,.J -t.rir ,,i.ii,,., f., s,,rlG,. ri.
fees would he a curiosity as rare A. ctntury
plant.
-. '.,,. .,,., limit. ,..,.,.
~, .,..,.., ,,., ,.,. to..,.,i r.,.,.,,i a.,
- ....", .i. t..,,.,.
r,,,..',I -, ,i.., a., ....,, ,,,,I.. ,t..
, 49,. t,..,-i.., ,..t,',t,,s f~,.i,,,,.
,,,.. ,..- t.......,,... n ~, - d.. go,
.t,.,.,,i,. >, ,,.,,.,r,. it.h y..-,l,
It,i'',,,' .., ,,,. r..,,,tr ,,,,,,, ,riui..,
- -, a,,,,,.,.t,, ,tr,. M, ,,,.,,,, ,,.t
-. t,t,t.,.... Tina =, ,ir,. o,,i ,,is a..
- ,..,t,.., .- ,,. ,.o ,'.,,..,i .,.r,..,..,t
-. .'',, ,t,',,,r,.to,,,
,,,,....,,,I f. g. ,I,,iu,.tr,,,,,
- -, e.. ,t., t-..rt,t ,,,.,,, =, -,
20, -. 49,. 49,, s.. p,,t.t.r,t,
..,t So. ,,,., ,i... M,
.'.,.'t,..., IL, 90. ~,
~ ~ - .i, - ,,,.'',, -, ,,o,,,t,,..
~ ~ ,'1 ,,,,l,.,,,'''' ,,',,,,'r 81. dn ,,',,
in'S ioV''." -.' ,,,.,,.,',, So, I,
,'.,. u..,,.,.' -, ',,,. ,,i' ,-,,.t,t 49,
| =. -. ,,,, IL, h,. s,o,i,l, s,,or ,l,e ,,,d
mans article was written. thus It Is that these
vretches lie Ia walt 10 d" harm To the tFny = Oh
/ man lhey "in get ln'tlce some uN anu Il
/ l'ns Day II VIII take To square 'h'" account
,,
/ ne A''tfl tAA AlilttNtNtl va Ah' hi4AAN
The sun., 1873-09-10

That excellent journal the RdRrodd
Gazette discusses at length the question OF the
recent Erie ditidcnd and its violent condemna-
tion 10y some of our contemporaries For IN
stance, one of these critics publishes the i"l-
lowing agures OF the operations of Erie during
tho nrst half Of 1873:
The sun., 1873-09-10
THE BIGGEST GOLD CHECK,
TIE PAYMENT or THE Sf5.5OO.Ooo
ARBITRITION AW1RD.

TIE PAYMENT or THE Sf5.5OO,OCo
ARBITRITION AWiRD
England Saunring with tho Unitcd stnt,,
According to the agreement In Irneya-
The Papers thnt Passed Hetwrrn sir Ed,
ward ihortou aud Hamilton Fish.
WAsuINGroS, Sept. 9.-At 10 A. NJ. tc.
day Sir Edward Thornton, and Mr. Archibald.
the Consul-General OF Great Britain. the agcnt,
~ the British Government TO pay the Geneva
Award, called at tie Depar, mcnt e state and
handed over TO Secretary Fish coin certinest,
representing tlbtC0.C0 IN goId bcin, IN,
amount awarded to thc United States by th,
Geneva arbitration. The following is a COPY oi
the certificate:
ACT Or MARCH 3, 1873
is hereby certified that afteon mio. sGyeburac
urer Of the uited states peyabe in goo at h. one,
Cooke q Co., or thelS order ''"' ''''S 'o' 'J
}oFss sH3Hrs AItliS fIsi!.a fEs'sr Of The iEc
W w.; w., A. hlonAnnsos. secretary Of tae lre4.arJ.
The bond has the a.ures sl5.5u.W in tbcu,
per rlrlit and leit hat corners, aud t. numbered
sn"It , ne centre on Zach side with e azure
oli the BACK the bond is en- iursod a.. fulIuWs:
gAT,.r,s. at Wasoiusto4 AID acting nsai Dtncisili
haaasff5,1u Nia'n.',' ia,. sc &co.
srp to tho order Of llauitou f.n, -.e.c,ary %
Eow'ar rnoasroy, Ill -. Mni.ter.
A. M toi,u .icncr,' ~ YORK.
Pay to ,hc orocr of tuc lion. N.A. lJ...t.s1u, q.
iauilrov FI.m. sycretty, state.
The transfer of NOR " was uYt a, .Yu.aan. Il
' rd any '.,'i5 TsS S Sr way y"' r.t ,N"t
wrute out a receipt IA fnil tor tle % ,.,ntui
Thornton. 1ne iuhOwi iug Is CO.'S Di the r..
ccipt:
T,c qrdcr.r9ra Hamilton Fi'n, scr-.'.-rof s,,,s
The sun., 1873-09-10

The determination Of the Maine
Democracy to enter into the late canvass upon
straight Democratic Issues docs not ..i.cu 80
have awakened any alarming degree ol enthu-
-in-un among tile Democratic voters of that
State
The sun., 1873-09-10

The Insurangs Companies have hceu saved
miuoGs W tuo general use OF traits Ahuui on,-Iug
The sun., 1873-09-10

After this and other votes less impor-
tant, nothing remained but TO register the
final fotmality OF accepting this enormity
Just as it had been couCocted. Upon con-
curing in the report Of the conference
rnrnInIiInn tllc vote STOOL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-01

The very best possible arrangement will be,
a dry house with a rOomy shed at the side
floored with clean yellow sand, and with a
moderate grass-run in front well shaded with
trees. The grass should, however, be kept
short by moving, or the plumage of feathered
breeds especially will become draggled. The
hole by which the fowls enter their house must
be Of good size, and all the doors should be
fastened scfde open when open at all, to avoid
any injury to the tails For the same reason,
the perch must be fixed 20 far from the wall
that the tail OF the cock can i'm no circumstances
touch it, and if it rest at the ends on lodges fix
ed to the wall of the house, q bit of lath should
be tackled slantwise upwards from q few inches
of the end in houses inhabited by light colored
fowls. The object, of course, is to prevent the
birds-the cocks SPECIALIZATION roosting with
their wings against the wall, and thus getting
them s0iled. Examination should be made
every nIght to see that each bird is properly
acc0mmO dated, and none squatting in corners
on the dirty ground. The fowls, again, should
never be rashly driven about or frightened,
which often causes the loss Of tail ar Other
feathers that can i'll be spared. Whenever they
are wanted, for show or otherwise, let them be
quietly taken from their roost at night, when
they win make no effort at escape or resistance.
None Of these give trouble, they only require
thoughtful remembranee; but they make q
wonderful difference in the condition Of birds
50 cared for over that Of others differently
treated.-Wr0M's Illustrated Book Of P0sltvy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-01
4 MYSTERY.

u river hernmed with leaning trees
wound through its meadows green;
A v, blue line of mountains showed
The op,n pines between
On sharp. tall Ieak above them all
Cleari into sunlight sprsng;
J saw tie river of my dreams,
The mountains that i Gang!
10 clew OF me nory led me on,
But wei the ways ! knew;
A cling of familiar things
With every foOtstep grew.
Not 9th erwisc above its crag
Ccu'i lean the blasted pine: - +.
Not Ctftf IWIss the maple hold
NI0fti it, red ensign.
So ny the long and shorn foothills
The mountain road should ereeps
So, green and low. the meadow fold
Its Ted-haired kline asleep.
Ihe river wound as it should wind;
Their place the mountains took,
The white torn frinSes OF their clouds
Wore no unwonted look.
Yet meier before that rivers rim
Was pressed bv feet OF mine,
Never before mine ewes had crossed
That broken mountain line.
A presence, strange at once and known,
Walked with me as my guide;
The skirts ofsome forgotten life
Jrailed noiseless at my side.
Was II a dim-remembered dream?
or glimpse through aOns old?
The secret which he-meuntains kept,
The river never told.
But from the vision ere il passed
tender hope 1 drew,
And plsaSan : afaWn Of gnrinU
The thought within me grew.
That love would temper every change,
And soften all surprise,
And, misty with the dreams OF earth,
The hills of Heaven arise.
John G.. Whittier an February ATLANTIC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-01

fully back IN his carriage, waited TIL the coach
man ope led the door, and stood there a moment
on the sidev booking earelessly around. !
Sure, it's perfect duplicate; but he'll send
the carriage on pi esently. It's inspecting he'll
be about for a time, and then different Kind
Of carTiage'n be in waiting" - =
Sure enough, the stylish equipags was driven
on, and the man with the very trick Of my step
iounged cooily up to the door, the red lining 70
the cape OF his coat jauntily DISPLAYED. Since
that day have discarded red lining IS -
The door OPP ned, and the fellow went Prov
UNCOVER the lower rooms. In few nom 1nts
he vas joined by two other men, whom he let in
by the back basement Goor.
"W.m contrive to intercept them" wills
with your two pistols, and III find nv way
down, 80 20 to surprise them Ii they show
He crept down stairs. waited. trembling
for . while, and said som ching about a dray
round the corner. Presently they gathered In
the Parior, and began to take ny. she carpet.
thinking. mo doubt, they were working for Mr..
Robert Hayn 8. Then the star posted himself
In the back door, and called me down by .
sign.
palo-the robbers-when they saw the pistols.
The three were marched of in order, and in
few hours afterward star and were entering
the crowded. passage OF the p depot We
CT orge was there, as beautiful, as cool, as
graceful as ever. When pointed her out
- ne ueVu." Dlurteu star, tn0ugnt Won
said she was ugly. That woman? Thunder
and 'ounds."
Ny blood was up, however, and felt no
pity. Twist me round her finger, could she? /
wondered if she would attempt it now.
walked coolly up to her. A large valise stood
on end by her side.
Mrs. George" said 1, "Ill thank you for
that ten thousand"
i never saw such a face on any mortal being in
my life. All Inevitably med struck out Of it;
it was white, dull, and dead with dusky, fright
ening, shining eyes almost starting from the
sockets. did not know whether she meant to
scream, to swear or run. She gave a gasp or
two, and half rose, but stars "Please to Keep
your seat, madam" sent her back.
Uaon my soul, after the first moment of graft
fed revenge, pitied the poor woman; saw only
my gentle. refined house-keeper, with her soft
pleading eyes. 1t was well the policeman got
me out Of the way, or for the second time
might make a fool Of myself
Some years afterward, when a different sort
81 hOuse-keeper sat at the head of my table,
petite woman with blonde hair, and eyes that
melted the heart III a mani heard from Mrs.
George. She was keeping bar in San Fran
cisco restaurant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-01
DRoPOsALs FOR MAIL BAG LABELS.
Posi- OFFICE DErARrNENr.p
Iannarr m lkIa

u
Sealed Proposals win be rcsisea a sh. si ppsrt
IFS for Prnas wooen Df La ss ,S
quantities aud at such times may be ordered dur
s. The whele number q such labels to Ie fSrnssed
made q suitable hard sooS is Ssians strips, each
meseuring six inches and half long, one inch wide
through Il R II sn inss s Sa%ssr ess
point ree-guarters Of an inch from end. Zach
The name q such ps Sce and s SAT- . q Of
Re- Hesi ose or Of sssh roI,e agency a. shall
order and also have printed upon H. in smaller let
ssEs, direction for its return 70 some specified
Ss :ss s1saiasa IL sSs sos sr q ss
$500 lAsisssni RS.snsster General. They are TO
tine. :: nay = ssssir.d ~ e Fss@.ssr Genera.
price f:i ca l:ha ss ssssl IN q rsssscs. e Il:
sampse mrnIshed ey the Department.
SSss q ~. e so snssr sss
NO snmcieut ssrstiss, within ten days amer the
No propcssl will be considered unses- IL be acsom-
~ w,sn ss,sd Sy ,xs
owing forms:
The usdspis.ed, rsssaine -, State II -.
sndertehe sk9, q he loessoipg bad fcr furnishing
ra.sr esSs1 * SaSsr sssn ss e. r Az,
sass :nsh sssss me =: sessrss
terms sed coadniee 9sstio.s1 IN H. s3Sessiss.
~ January, lGS.
The unAeuisned' So.snss.sq
cs.axss,s; s.xr has esfA q a1kos, that he 4 &C.
eue1neea vIn tue above guaranforr and knov. fiew
70 % - o. propsrty, and able 70 make good sSeir
rropcso1 ahouid b. iuclou,d 4, n 1919 s,..a...
inSe;::a Sisi.ssiy sees.ss Tor nsii ~ - =
49, .sS 20 0e 4ec9nd Assigta2 Regs-
IL lrop.sei rseelye4 vilf b sps.sa, rsaa s.d
= 49, - sss - Ssy q 1..e1, -, q o osisck n,
eFsl. no A{ n ~