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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-07

| Mr., PARKER, of Missouri, has intro
duced IN the lower house of congress II
constitutional amendment to change
the mode Of electing United States
senators, by substituting popular for
legislative elections. There has been
for some years growing dislike to the
existing method Of choosing senators.
The opportunities for bribery are great,
because the number of electors Is
small. The proposed change, IL
adopted, would not entirely obiterate
the possibilities of corruption, because
there would still be, under our political
system, the nominating convention,
which Is not always beyond the reach
Of corruption. Still u fragrant case Of
bribery in u nominating convention
would be easily exposed and the
briber would be defeated at the general
election
Mr., Parker's proposition Is, in many
respects, u change for the better; we
believe 1t Would result in filling the
senate chamber with Il better class Of
men than those who now occupy its
chairs, and we certainty know of no
public place where there is at once
more need and more room for inn
provemont. \ still more radical
change in this department. Of the gov
eminent is, however needed--a change
in the basis Of representation. The
doctrine Of state rights has no hold
upon This country now, except for the
purpose OF giving the New England
states an equal representation with New
York and Pennsylvania in the senate,
Although the constitution provides
that no state shall be deprived of Its
equal representation in the senate
without It's own consent, we have an
idea shat some way can be devised to
prevent one man in Delaware or h ode
Island or Nevada from having tho ep-
sentative power of sixty men in New
York. 1t is very certain that, If New
England were not directly interested
in perpetuating the existing injustice,
she would soon find an eXpounder who
would prove conclusVely that "equal
representation" meant proportional
representation.
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ScoLpING il u habit very casiIy
formed, 1t II astonishing how soon
one who INDUCES In Il at all becomes
addicted to It aud confirmed IN II. Il
Is an unreasonable habli, Persons who
once get IN the way OF scolding always
llnd something to scold about, lflhtrc
was nothing else they would fall u
sooldlng at the mere absence Of any.
thing 90 scold ~. II Is an extremely
disngreeable habit, The conslantrum-
bling Of distant thunder caterwauling,
or hand organ under ones window,
would be- less unpleasant. The habit "
contagious, once introduced into n
family, II h pretty certain, IN n short
time, 10 affect all thermometers. Ifone
OF them begins finding fault about
something or nothing, the Others are
apt very soon 10 take IL up, aud very
unnecessary bedlam Is created.
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.

SEw YORK, June 6,--Gold opened
and closed al IL.
Cotton dull and nominal. Nliddling
Orleans, Is 5-l6c; middling Alabama,
is a-l6ei middling uplands, lS4ci low
middling, II 3'ldc; strict good ordina'
ry, 10 7-l6c; good ordinary, is 3-l6c; or
binary, ii 7-l6c.
Exchange quiet and unchanged, 90!@
OIL sixty days, S7a@Ss; commercial
sixty days, s54ds8l'
2 LIVERPOOL, June 0.-Cotton quiet
Sales 10000 bales. Uplands, Ss@9ld
Orleans, SD.
GALVESTON, June G.-Cottop, quiet
Good ordinary, l5sc; middllng, lie.
Hides still declining. Dry ordi
nary selection, l6 l-2t@l7c; wet saltet
selected, &c; damaged half price,
Gold Iii,
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PARIS, June G.--'fhe council Of Wal
has announced u verdict Of guilty
against NJ. Melville Blancourt, deputy
for Gaudaloupe, for participation IN
the acts of the commune, and con-
demned him to death,
The Lee Pays newspaper says the
friends ofthe prince imperial strongly
oppose the nomination OF Prince
Jerome Napoleon, for the assembly.
1t is rumored that a duel has grown
out of the violent proceedings in the
assembly last Tuesday.
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The Printers.

ST.. LOUIS, June 6.-The Interna-
,ional Typographical union has adj
journed to meet in Boston in June
next. Most of the business transacted
was ia secret session. Various COM
mttees were appointed who will report
ut the next session.
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FROM HOUSTON.
AousroN, June >, Is.

TO the Editor OF the Dallas Herald:
The grand Masonic meeting, the an
niversary of which is now occurring in
Houston, has, | suppose, reached its
eliminating point in regard to num-
hers. The body Is now full and heart
lily employed In the discharge Of their
official duties. The opening address OF
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The mortality among the cattle in
Kansas, during the past winter, as
shown by the report of the secretary of
the state board OF agriculture, has been
frightful. According TO the hest infor-
nation, 1851 have persisted for the
lack of food. IL is estimated that
100000 viii caver the loss, as most of
them were of the Texas stock, and
poor when the winter set in.
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1t was said the Dallas court house
would break up the people of the coun-
ty. hut the people newer felt the tax.
Thousands of people have stopped there
permanently, seeing an enterpris!ng
people like the Dallasites are thepeople
for them. Eventually the supreme and
u. s. courts will be held there. That
court house is the best advertisement
of the county that can be made. -TDen-
ton Monitor
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THE Dresden papers report that sew
enteen experiments have been made
during the present year, with invaria-
BILE success in the hospitals of that city
to infuse lambs blood into the human
subject. In the first case tried the pa
tient had long suffered from pulmonary
disease, and the immediate effect OF
the operation was TO raise the pulse
and ilhpart a sense of greater strength.
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All Nuiri IN Ari,nnSaS.

LITTLE Rock, June G.-Aiialrs are
quiet throughout the state. The prls-
oners have been released on small bail.
Brooks himself is on the street unmo-
Tested. King White has disbanded his
forces.
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sailed.

New YORK, June G.-Henri Roche
fort, with his companions, Payne and
Benedict, sailed this morning for Eu-
yope on the steamer Porthia. Their
departure was witnessed 10y number
of the French communists.
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BROOKLYN, June 0.-'rhe residence
of Mr.. NJ. Mcintyre was burned. Mr..
Mcintyre lowered first his wife and
four children, and then leaped from q
window, forgetting one child which
was burned to death.
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Railroad War Ended

LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 6.--The
trouble between the citizens of Pulaski
county and the railroad, seems to have
been the result of drunken row.
Sixteen shots were fired.
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Ane rope.

ROME, June 8.-The pope was able to
celebrate mass this morning, and sub
sequently walked to his library. He is
very feeble, but the fever has left him.
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The yuilIcrs,

ST, LOUIS, June 9.-The 81. Lou.s
millers association propose the organi-
sation of National millers insurance
company, wherein only mills and
stock therein shall be insured.
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She Underwriters.

WASHINGTON, June 6.--The Toronto
convention of marine underwriters in
session here have determined to form
an international association, Leading
companies are represented.
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C0ncha's Movements.

EiADgm, June e.--Geperal Concha
has entered Longveu.
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Horse Stolen!

From the premises of the undersigned In
this city, on the night of the 18th Instant, n
chestnut sorrel mare ~ years old, IA hands
high, Irregular star, mostly on left side offaee
white streak on the ieft nose, and hind left
her delivery at the Herald office, 70
Aprfl IL, lg7t.
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BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.

Bids win be received until June 18th, IL
O'Clock NJ, for the construction of the bridges
on the first twenty miles of the Dallas and
Wichita railroad. Payments will he mads
on the completion OF the bridges OH each
five mile section, in cash or Its equivalent.
Specifications can be seen NJ the companys
Office, over City Bank of Dallas.
j. W. CALDER,
President Dallas and Wichita railroad COM
pany. .
DALLAS, Texas, May 81, 1874. e3dl0t
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TEX AS
REAL ESTATE DRAWING,

THE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY on
DALl.AS-Po the sheriff Of any constable OF
Rallas county, greeting,
Whereas, oath has been this day made be-
fore nae, that a. Anderson is n transient per.
son, so that the ordinary ploceSs o. Law can
manded that you, 10y max ing publication OF
this writ, IN some newspaper printed In pal,
lgs county, for three successive weeks, before
the return day hOreoi, summon the said \.
Anderson TO be and appear before me at my
office, In the city of Dallas, county of Dallas,
ON the sixth day of July, 1874, to answer the
complaint OF the said NJ, Z. Moore, for the
sum of ninety-nine dollars due for odilding
foundation ind cellar wells. -
Herein iail pot, and OF this writ make due
return ms the law directs.
Given under my hand this June 9th, 1874.
j. ID. KERFOOr,
Justice of the Peace, Dallas county, Texas.
l0ldlti0w2t
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-19

The ersStxs Pssldme--the only genuine
Ph.'ons - \ /. &
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Items from the agency Ihdepen-

u
Items from the agency Mdseen.
dent.
DIR. johnson leaves for tlid Indian
country the coming week, HE FAM
lily will remain in Agency.
We are Informed the hog cholera is
raging fearfully n different parts Of
the country.
The young man Hale that got the
new pair ofboots from Mr.. Cox by
false prctcnscs was sent after to OF
tumwa and brought back. The officers
got possession of the boots, but the
young man getting AN opportunity,
broke for tall timber and is still at
large.
Sagc& Co, arc now shipping all
their stock from Ciifiland, on X. 4 D.
Road to Chicago. By way Of Kcokuk
"a Chicago the distance 10 considerable
greater. bnt when stock men can save
from fifteen To- twenty. dollars per car,
and have the same II not better accom-
modations, they do not caIe for the little
bit Of trouble II IL to drive their stock
4 mile and half to ClifIiand.
Just because We said it was SO dusty
in Otlumwa the other day that every
time . fellow opened his mouth he
caught: enough to make . brick, the
Courier up and says, when Agency
folks como to Ottumwa they generally
get brick in their hats.' Now If
there il anything We like better than
tripe or Limberger cheese, it is joke,
but, Gen. Richard, we never did like
TO joke on facts.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-19

ny virtue Of an execution 10 me directed from
Iowa, ON judgment Obtained In said Court, ON tie
SRI day Of September, 1S5A, in 1vor Of Boyles
3 Co., as Plaintiff and against George Duf1ie,
Thirty two Dollars and Sixty I've Cents and costs
taxed ct 81 md eccruing costs. have levied up
on the following Real Estate taken ~ property OF
Lots No. One ~, Two e. md Three 49, IN
nidck Tventy tseb the town Of Nixon wapello
County, lows. sAts. ?
And win ofIer the same for sale 10 the highest
bidder for Gosh In hand ON the S6t dry Of NOyem-
ber, 1s74, In front ofthe CONT House. IN Ottlimwa
- the hour of O'Clock, p. m, Of said day, when
tiersigned.
Dated Il Ottumwa, Iowa, Oct. 18th, 1874. I
4. T. SP1LAAH, ~
nov lS-9t Sheriff Of said County.
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ruE NEnnAoxA suFrEmens.

TME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
s4he following IettSr, addfesSed 70 O.
Tower, OF this city, speaks for itself.
viii not our people organize, and At
once do something for tho needy and
suffering people who have gone from
Iowa to, Nebraska and Kansas?
HowARD, CLAr 20. NEBRAsKA,l
November -, 1874.
Dean FRIEND Thinking over the
past, and Of my many friends, you
camc.into my miGd. i was thinking
OF the hard times we have hcrc-and
tho worst is still ahead. You are
aware that when l saw you had the
means OF living better than at present,
for l have been here just long enough
to spend all the money had. 1 ex-
pectcd to raise bountiful crop this
year but, on account Of the drouth,
my wheat was only about half crop.
and my oats did not alnount 10 any
thing. I had good prospect for corn,
but Just a Il was tasseling and silking
tho grassnopperS came 10 Sucls NUM-
bcrs that they destroyed everything I
had. except . few potatoes. 50, you
zee, have NO vegetables, and / have
no pork by reason OF having nothing
to feed hogs.
Ihave 1 large family, but NO cloth-
ing, boots or shoes to clothe them with
any degree Of comfort or decency.
Not . days work for cash can be had
anywhere here, and the people have
nothing to spare to ono another. l
.have about 80 acres broken ont and re-
plowed, the most Of which 10 ready
Cor anothor crop. have had to feed
my horses wheat to do my work since
harvest, but will mot have any more
TO spare them, aud I have no money 70
buy feed with.
I .How1we WI come ont, I cannot tell.
i thought sl3weyer, that n y would
write to you yon' might b able toKet
me something from some OF my old
friends. Ii you can got me some cloth.
Ing, groceries, boCte, Shoes, stoc1dng-
yarn, or anything upon which . fam
lily can live, II Will be Gratefully 10.
csived. We 9re I.estitufe of fruit, but
our greatest NEEDS arc what I have
msntlbned. can get -four hero II I
had the means to buy Il with. We nocd
corn meal.
i. / do not ask yon % give ma, say,
thing, but IL yon can get me anything
such q / have inentiened, Or anythtug
that . family needs, and 1 nm ltcty
enough to make : crop, will pay you
for whatever You send, unless por.
ton y given to no BY some charitable
friends. ~ 4 = 80 =
/ Ouf calamity y . dietrsssisf, atr
most, ID somo 81 the Eastern ffet, for
here One cannot help another; bat the
people abroad do not seeIhftGdke our
condition in this light. Our railroads
will bring ali donations free II Jon
will hut start them.
Now, H you have time t6 ak ) few
kind-hearted people TO do little aome
thing for us, We win bs much obliged,
and 0od will bless oil that help the
needy. II you cannot attend 70 tAi4,
you can write me Q kind letter and lot
me know how yon are getting alop2.
II you do get anything however, eend
II ~ 3 donation 10 mo q Howard, Clay
county. Nebrasks, and Il will come
through free. Yours, - ever,
WIN. EI.LRR.
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The Csnssr1ilis . Cltizea ~ asei1
changed hands, and this time w. o.
Crosby, ofthe Appaaooss 1sssss y
Tie purchaser. Thh will combine ths
Cstizsa and Tgssss. 1--WE Rspublicaa %
PERI. and We are thessfore Iysfy glad
that such an arrangement hes been per
3ected. Crosby Wer-Welcone y0a h
The attainment Ut . good sound nsws-
,psper poakieal and hsllsys Mat ron
viii b fully equal % The position and
rsxsrciss shsprsbercHntioa ~ prs-
dsnce % sail the crait clear Of personal
ind political psSjndiessAsd lpeslsrsas
oee. II really requires TIE clsarsst,
calnest and moot nnhiassd jsAgnsut
70 conduct sucoessfully . county po-
iiticAl organ. We VIII brother sCros-
By the most complsts aucssss.
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SAeHffeo Aales
ny virtue Of an exscataoa to ne directed nom
the Clerk of the District Court of Wapello county
lows, on Judgment 0heainod In said court on the
let day ofOeptember. l654, In Mvor of. q. Hutch
iseu % Plaintiff, and against y. 8. Painter Is De-
fendent for the sum Of Ak hundred and twenty
nve dollars and thirtysix cents and costs taxed at
el.7S and accruing cost. havc levied upon the
PENDANT, to satisfy said executicn, te-wit:
Lot No: Five % and Six % 4 Dixon 4 HUTCH
ison,s Addition TO the city Of Oetumwa Iowa.
bidder for cash in hand, ON the 20th day Of N0yem-
Der, 1874. In hDnt Of the C0urt Honse, In Ottumwa,
u the hour Of O'Clock, r. ~, Of said day, when
undeFsignel.
Dated at OttnMwa, lows, OCT: q. ls74
49, TIP. HFlLMAN,
Nov t9-2wl Sheriff or said County,
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Among The nunssous health giving dis.
,overiss Of pharmaceutical chemistry, mono
has achieveda more trsnscendant and last
Ing snccss thsp Hoststtss's Stomach Bit
tn. OfcourS4 thsrs il reason lof thi,.
Itfkoula have beSn imponibleto palm %,
for nearly quarter Off century, upon 70
ahrsxda peoplsas tho Americas. Z mssit-
les Article, or have established BY mere i'd.
vertising snch reputation ~ the Bitters
eujoS " hey did mot posDsssA Substantial
titss . pne(ls cosAdssice. Thstsuth ofehfs
statement b proved b. The fact that bogus
nostrnmf, no matter how extensively pulled
usually enjoy but transient existence, are
then discovered 70 b worthless, and discard
ID. Hostettes's Bitsses, on tte contrary,
after . career Of twenty years, were never
u popular = thsy ssSsto-dsy. Soon aissr
their appearance It became manifest
that they possessed 10 q remarkable degree
the power Of toning and regulating the In.
man system. and to-day they rank y the
tApaani rotofstsys Of Ne NJ.
Is E.fAy - !. !. lsG fs5> 80
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Have YOU severe wrench ufsprainf Have
yon rheumatism ia any form? Have You still
neck or punches caused BY rheumatic pains?
ESQ, Johns0n's Aa0flyne Linsment ia .
specific remedy, used internally and exter-
nally.
We often sse = large stock ofcattle which
do not scemto thrive, and come out ''spring
poor ell for want Of something to start
them in the right direction. Cue dollars
worth Of Sheridnn's Cardlry Condition
P0scders, givcnstosuch 4 stock occasion.
ally during the winter, would be worth more.
than an extra half ton Of hay.t
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-19

DR.. Minni0k called on us to-day.
Hs looks - though Central Kansas
had not been 80 badly grasshoppered
- rnmors make it. uMe are cory TO
learn that bis removal from hero IL
permanent. He was reared here from
. little boy, read medicine with DIR.
Thsall and father, the old gentleman
having bssnA teacher In - medical
college for great many years. After
graduating 1t Old Rush Medical Coll
,legs, he went iatO practice hare. and
taatinued 70 reside here until three
years ago. We have bean aequaintsd
with the doetos 1or years asd knowshp
muet sncceed. 4 \ ~ 1,
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koEtht ColHfnli.
I hspIr6Ss CeunaEss "A Saturday,
/ yenings CouRrER va noticed another
Eafticle upon parents visiting schools.
ut says. "Wc have often said, and We
Eropeat 1t, and will continue to do 90,
that no person has any right to criti.
else tho school which his children
attend, when tho school il in the near
|noighborhoot OF his home, unless
he visits 1t in person. This standing
of and criticising upon hearsay and
gossip, only stamps the critic as him
self deserving OF the scvcrcst criti-
.cism.' Mr.. Streetef in his article up
on history makes use OF the following
aThe sciehtists study the she'll only
that they may know the animale-so
should We study history only to know
tho mon Of whom history trcata." Is
It not possible for parents to Judge Of
the schools, and thea pfogl ess Of their
children, by the. children themselves,
lust q the scientists deterlninS the
character of he-animal by the ahell, or
Of men by history2 We want no bot
ter, evidence of the success Of the
school than TO see children enthusias-
tic aud eager to discuss their lessons
and seeking now ideas upon them
when at home. "A school 10 not like
! piece ofsmaehinery that nnustbe seen
In operation in order to judge Of its;
merits, but must DO judgCdsby tho ef-
feet Il leaves upon the chfld's mind.
We can 10 mora judge Of tho success
Of a.school ny Waiting 81 occasionally,
than We can Judge Of business mans
success BY occasionally calling at hfs
place lof business. You must take the
general rssalt IL order 70 determine
the success. WgssSS =
We belieye parents ought to visit
the schools frequently, not 20 much
however, to judge Of the progress their
children 40 making, ~ 10 encohragei
shsm and show tho teachers the intsr-.
est W. feel In their work. Z =
pAprrm
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1t should seetn shat people would be
willing to pay ! Few csftssmors for 4
burning oil that will not explode and
that can be burnt with Is much safety
as gas Of . tallow candid. Sanspariel
oil possesses these qualities, try it.
For sale by J. Il. Taylor 3 Co, and
other dealers, At so cent? per gallon,
s ol3-d& WON
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1 From both City and Country should mot
hil % visit m. FIalss . IIoylandI MI
liusy St0rs over nunas1aker 8 0odhsv1
sJswslry etorA, md - thAir nice Nsn
Goods' ana prics thS4 tsfosp ehey hnY
sslsewAsse. Esrscl@l pSans VIII DO takaS
q please customers - 70 style. quality and
spslos. ml1--A&Wtf
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There are moro than ten thousand
people In the United States who ex-
pect to Be the happy possessors of the
first grand prize In the Kentucky Gift
Concert Of $3.50, 200. All Of them but
ono win b. disappointed. One will
getit, for 6ovsricr, Bfamlotts, the
manager It Louisville, has announced
that the Concert will positively take
place on November 30, 1874 that there
will be no further postponement, and
flour readers want TO know more
about Il write 70 him. d3t wit.
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Ienry r. smith, lAta Treasurer .

4 q 81 Ia. !, Z
Isnry = Smith. lAts TreAanrers Of
Chicago Rsaormsd Episcopai
hrch, = : dAfaaltesr " The sacrsd
pss 4Jbe e4seRt VI tlt, 900. ne
1.-The ulsusy betting on grain on
esss. He wssts 70 b adjadisattssdI
nkraRk E.nasG IL. l..l srti
Ap ia aigtst 10 nav advertise
of u. 4 lAsdsn y HOss, In so-
! pApet. THAR Aosssi now ehock
Eef u rods sad ilhay propose to
! . good basKeips ~ any other
= QasssdIsaa y I. " patroaiae
: Who tdntaiss md sssk your
49, N =. : Ia
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rO9 sALE.

Il will nll the house and about l y acrGs
a. ground situated just beyond my residsnes
In The upper part e the city. Also s:number
Of improved and snimps0ved Ion g low
Fates end q good time. M
~ ! d&wt ~ hsHEDRIex. !
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.37N s.s<fssf es-,e4 $3.50 49, ,t4s
nsabasns etlr tsasthtaf. = sailing more
lisg iSsk.s inSdsy than apybody. His
40 h : rood ons. not toabe sandsssold,
lin In mamoth clothing hall; Union
-. as:kaaa Q 'i'ia NO e-dkw 70 ian 1.
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Totals 10, 26 N,O64'
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