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The New York herald., 1874-09-18

Westchester--war horses OF every cou nty
ana every district There are, how
ever, very many earnest, sincere, resolute
men, who have clear perceptions Of the political
necessities OF the time. 1t is probable that the
war horse class favors the other side and is cer
tain that that Is where the oats have been this
long while
One OF the incidents OF the day was
the treatment OF Mr.. Fox. OF New York.
"fox is Wild" says an lrishman, who just
passed doTH the street. This Is Fox
who Is not so astute person as the famous rey-
nard OF the same name. He was injudicious
enough to differ in opinion once with Mr.. John
Morrlssey. the famous wit and philosopher OF sara
toga. Fox even put up his hands to Morrissey,
and now 1t appears as If Morrtssey had put up his
hands for his little Fox, and Fox is removed from
the State Central Committee. This Is not agree
able to Fox. and therefore. he is wiId Billy Walsh
has Fox's pace.n
One of the startling incidents was an onslaught
made on the New York World by Senator Lord
who offered a resolution for the denunciation OF
winch it was enabled to betray mainly through its
pretence to be an advocate OF democratic princi-
pes This proposition, upon its first presentation
received from the Convention an extensive and
extravagant support, and this circumstance, as the
World is Tor Tilden, gave rise to some apprehen.
sion that the opponents of this candidate had cap.
tured the body But the Indications were not so
wide. Quantity enough this attempt to cOerce the
press was denounced as o Luke Poland move.
me
The New York herald., 1874-09-18
sERENADING TILDEN.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept II, 1874
Mr.. Tiden was serenaded at the Vanderbilt
House this evening" and in response made the fol-
lowing speech
SPEECH OF MR. TILDEN.
peaceful revolution in all the government
within the United States Is going on to sure
consummation. Ideas OF change pervade the pOlitt-
cal atmosphere. They spring up from the convlc.
istration have lost confidence IN it and In them
selves The opposition become more intense in
their convictions and III their action. Multitudes
pass over from support to opposition or sink into
oas eouny the uts a' '0nss9n sss and ID
delusve system Of government finances are every
where around US. All business Is in dry rot. In
every industry 1t IS hard to make the two ends
meet. Incomes are shrinking away, and many
hitherto at1uent are becoming anxious about their
means of livelihood. Worklngmen are out OF EN-.
plOyment. The poor cannot look out upon the
tgnt or air Of heaven but they see the wolf at the
door. Imitation no longer innates. Even while
sink. Bankers balances IN the monetary centres
are increased and call loans are cheaper; but
11Sse no need any Of 'aD s use5 BUY
greenbacks. The truth is that our body
polite mas been oyer:drugged with stima.
lants. New stimulants no longer lit
up the languid path to a healthy ACTIVITY; they
merely carry more blood to the congested centres.
our taxes. amid general decay taxation puts out
new sprouts and grows uxuriantly ut seats it.
9 @ may from the
chre ana Of the triumphs OF It's ghastly foe makes
It's own nourshment" National taxes. state
taxes, county taxes, town taxes, municipal
taxes-the collector is as inevitable as the grim
messenger OF death.
INCOMES, PROFITS AND WAGES,
all these 1al, but taxes rise. Six years aCO /
had occasion to say that while values were ascend
ing, aud for some time AFTER 1t might be easy to
pay these taxes out OF the froth OF our apparent
wealth; but that when the reaction OF an un-
sound system OF government finance should
set In the enormous taxation which that
system had created would consume, not only our
incomes and profits, but trench upon our capital.
What was then prediction is now an experience.
Retrenchment In public expenditures. reform in
public administration, simplifcation and reduction
Of tarlns aud taxes, accountability OF public ON
GERS enforced by better civil and criminal remedies.
The people must have these measures OF present
reiei-measures OF security Tor the future.
The federal government Is drifting into greater
dangers anu greater evils. 1t Is rushing onward
In q career OF centralisnl, absorbing al govern
mental powers, and assuming to manage all the
affairs OF human society. 1t undertakes to direct
the business OF individuals by tariffs not intended
for legitimate taxation, granting special privileges
and
FOSTERING MoNoPoLrEs
at the expense OF the people. IL has acquired con-
trol Of ali banks: 1t has threatened to seize on all
The New York herald., 1874-09-18
THE NOMINATIONS IN THE CITY.

There was nothing like the old time enthusiasm
manifested yesterday when the news became
known throughout the city that the Democratic
State Convention, In session at Syracuse, had
nominated Samuel J. Tilden as their candidate ior
Governor and william Z. Dorsheimer for Lieu
tenant Governor. There was not any firing of
cannon or fireworks or brass bands over the news.
and yet these things may have been prevented by
the terrific rain storm that swept over the city.
To the ordinary working democrat OF this city the
name OF William E. Dorsheimer was not known,
and at the Andrew Jackson Club, which is the
headquarters OF the "klckers." as they are called,
last evening several people wanted to know who
was DorsheimerS" 1t was finally explained to
these inqulring people that Mr.. Dorshelner was q
State Treasurer, and that he was radical until
1872, when ne joined the liberal republican, ranks,
and now he has been nominated by a democratic
convention in order to capture the liberal vote,
which is said to be some SIX thousand strong in
OF the names at the head OF the democratic
ticket comes from % university, iiiden being peimg z
Yale man, while porsneimer ub Is ns iarvsra
quarters OF the refined democracy, there was
great satisfaction manifest manifested among the
the club house, mufled up closely In large cloaks
and wearing thick gum shoes, while they carried
DOrshemer made just the ticket they wanted, and
they declared that 1t would sweep the state ike
Tilden ticket would have 0,OoO majority in the
state and 40 600 majority in New York city.
AT the union League CUB the talk was all the
other way, the members being certain in their
own minds that Dix would be nominated at Utica
and that he would have majority Of
1000 In the State on New York, while
they also declared that he would run 10, 900
ahead OF his ticket In the city. There were large
crowds IN the corridors Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel
and at the hoffman House also, and in each
place the assemblage was about evenly divided.
well known politician at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
SAID that Illden would fall dead in the election,
and that had Seymour or Church been nominated
II would have made difference OF 25 900 votes TO
nnIf
serted that the result at Syracuse had confirmed
the strength OF John Kelly as leader and tnat ne
would come back full OF vengeance against rave
meyer and waterbury and all those VINO nau a~
TEMPTED to scap him.
The New York herald., 1874-09-18
A Sketch OF Mr. Dorsh e inner.

Mr.. William E. Dorshener, the democratic
nominee for Lieutenant Governor is about forty.
two years Of age, resident Of Buffalo, the city of
his birth, he being the son Of Hon. Philip Dor
sheimer, formerly State Treasurer and Tor many
years one OF the stanchest democrats Of Western
New York. Mr.. Dorsheimer was member of Har.
ward class Of 1858, out owing to i'll health was
obliged to leave college before graduation. He
studied law ana at his entrance upon manhood
became actively identified with the Tree SOIL wing
OF the democracy, giving but small support to the
administrations Of Frank Pierce and James Bu-
chanan. At the breaking out OF the war he became
identified with the republican party, and warmly
supported the measures OF President Lincoln. In
recognition OF his services as an effective stump
speaker he was given the office OF United States
District Attorney for the Northern District OF New
York. in which position he displayed great zeal
and vlg0r In prosecuting Fenian raiders along the
Canadian border. He Is a ready and brilliant
speaker, but does not stand high with the pro-
fession as q lawyer. During President Grants
first term Mr.. Dorshelmer was still ranked as q
republican, but in 1872 he went into the lines OF
the malcontents with John Cochrane. He was
delegate In the Cincinnati Convention, and though
originally opposed to the nomination OF Horace
Greeley ior the Presidency. accepted the decision
OF the Convention and heartily labored for his
election. Since that disastrous campaign he has
been but little heard OF In politics till we now ind
him back In the democratic fold, into which his
early associations naturally led him.
The New York herald., 1874-09-18
THE CANDIDATES.
Sketch of Samuel j. Tiiden

Mr.. Samuel J. T1lden, the nominee OF the Demo.
cratic Convention for Governor. was born at New
Lebanon, Columbia county, in this State in the
year 1914 at which time Governor Dix was
lieutenant in the United States Army. His an.
cestors were among the settlers Of Sctuate, Mass,
whence his grandfather moved TO this State.
Mr.. Niden received his collegiate education at
Yale, but Tor some reason did not graduate. He
studied law In this city, and after his admission to
the Bar rapidly worked his way into the foremost
rank OF lawyers He took great interest in polit-
cal matters, aAd as he protessed the principles
OF the democratic party. he early became trusted
as an adviser by its leaders. He was recognized
as plOdding student OF politics, and as he showed
no yearning for place he was let into knowledge
OF al the exigencles Of the party's accepted
leaders During his whole career be has been but
twice elected TO office by the peope-frst in 1876,
when ne was sent to the Assembly. and again IN
1872, when he was again returned to that body. In
1s46 he was member OF the State Constitutional
Convention ana also In 1866. In 1861 he was
chosen Chairman Of the Democratic State Central
Committee In which position he has remained
ever since. This gave him a certain prominence
in political affairs.
The New York herald., 1874-09-18

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. II, 1874
Mr.. Tilden was serenaded at the Vanderbilt
House this evening, and in response made the fol.
lowing Speech:-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-05

N a. Walkrf lle seseta

NJ ~ Walkrf lie veteran st4re
proprietor an NIL cafttas'f Il IL
uiiul States lrfra il.c lH,s Il ut.
roads, ,Itrd IL Chicago d ,ist aslhM
Mas. Ilc hai invested largely n rcal
estate Ill ,he home ii liz all sisa aai
notwithstanding ~ ,nss.siI, liz EFra'
itp that Nratls sNrlt ~ III! Il n. -
fnr l t'in earth, Ell nuFr,ts isihausht
III Inn Mas,h II III Wstsh tArep millions
tl,lnllats w CLEAN trsm to iater.
uc,an IL tho sNth ulf,
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t1ftss ~ 49, II ~ ~ ssfsss
81 Tlsssss sssrstss wss s.w'svgH


dewitt tssnlse Il sw,ts TIL Ring.
elt thai eass leasinN sna saiisises.
oss 81 easetiainMaHl ~ 60 SNatt
lssne ii slis p'aes year 49, srrai
again % TUESDAY ,sshiHt III u,h
inst.. with m entirely ncN rragrnMc
ani eight Ga, ,lass rttf imrrs ihis
troupe thai gave snch utisoss,l taiis.
III tim Ihea. srenss III samr WAY To have
improved nrtn ALL. 'lifa thought
Impossible trm III hirh ,nliisa'i N
artistic taste mil FhN Thr ifrclrcvs.
allie man, mau II i. ,lNlra character
AMI Ills l,lls Nr,nrly NJ hope Will
1T liz Left aat i'lpir sacal ahl ins'sn.
n.u,al u'si,aAaeti Il unsurpassed Y, any
troupe that eumus this way,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-05

Tie pressure truu.ht h. lear Wy !,
III. President urninr' Ntlitam \ Rich,
nrs ii Ito Secretary III the Treasury
FIR completely III ilr fraudulent rnn'
Tracts Il Sanhut,, las ,ausrl hn'huta,
SIN Il retire. The President has nom
mattel lienlanin II, lrintnw ~ Ken
.npks t. hr secretary ~ the treasury
mil Richardson "a w Judge ~ M,
court .laiIus, niisru cut II uuc uflie,
FIR corruption AMI incnmrn,rnry an
mp intel IL another uenrlA ~ tuper',
nut, Ii n singular Nny 4, unl al 40 ~
.tl,ufarnea purity, Int them L i
hotter perlaps that Ia should cmha,'
nfs The future prospect = . l4lttS than
BE- turned aase L. wreck the Ilngn - u
sumo leanut stalil.
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.<A1ElffI'I".S N.xLs.

TllE STAIR ~ tuMA.l
Howard County.
Iii i,isirl,l Court II lioanrl County, slatr
II lpwA,
III .iunr II special execution Issued
from, thu ulller ~ the tlrik ~ lhr District
innrl 1T Inward county, State IL Iowa. III
tl,snr IT le.ru \ Wells, MI ap ,ind iuhh
ruSinr, Mnry Taylor al.l | n, Cummings.
dated June III, 1874, and 10 mo
directed. commanding mc iha, ~ tle g"ats
shalte.. stock IL interest la ~, euialan.
,iebtv dur, rrnperl, ~ The hands ~ thirl
reIanns, lunds nnd tenelnrnta (which ARE
mt sAeMli by law fram rsucnion Ut Tho
mid Iahn Taylor, Mary Taylor and | n.
Cummings, make OF eauNr 10 he inu,la
thu sum Ut -Four hundred aud eighty three
dollars and ninety Ave cents. With Interest
aud unsts tAxct ~ Tt2 ~, 1 levied upon
the following arssribed Heal Estate. lying
nnd hung situated IN the county of How.
ari. anil State " Town, namely
All Of the hoash.eas, quarter or tho
Southeast quarter ~ Section NJ.
Nin.iren III, North N !, II track. Town
NJ TIM hundred 100 i,nngr twelve vi,
West IL tne filih T., AL, containing fuu,
nprra mare ~ lees,
AMI hsreh, give public nnli,n TINT
~hali pitsr I.r Anlr ~ rni,sie uu'cf,, "A III
.'nnrt .lu,ar .tnnr Ia 'r.ren, r"nn't ~
/ lionhrl aud Hialv ~ LENA, nn
Monday JMl. HtM S~10.
hasAsen ilr hours i'll u u'rlu.k. s M hnl
luslnra. II N III #All tlay -la w r'uF
llenNr III ile isnniH IN IN rlNrh. M Il
aiil lii, Aul Will seii III tltp iifNtH' ~
heal Lltil.r therefor Ill ea4li ihp Aisnsn ~
serlhrd property, ~ sui'lrlrni thr.e"f y
raiini, thu above debt. With interest an
| uHsl
| Data,l this nh day ~ IMnc iH7t.
! D. H. AtkEltSiiN,
| IT. khciiii III toward county
| Printers fuu I'll .j,
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El.ns Dragons ~ E'tsferH
..sUNssiurillc. tAc bfsi lllf-
sGri1i.syiMisA ippssihf1 ~.
aatf .siyUthfl..f faukt,st'
t'rvsrn school.

Tho School Board II thu Independent
district II t'tpseu nre ahut,i III advertise
tur applications Cor positions IN TIN srhun'
tho ensuing Year Every application
must be Ia writing slgaea hy The april.
cant, who with II must enclose lllclr uot-
tiirutc. which must be ihe hishsrs traae
awarded, Amplc erlnrlanil, tnr arrli.
eatiuns will hr gison tito las. ieeeisad
standing 10 goed rhanea for III. scllanl
as the ilra, With proper attention
given 10 thu aar and experience IT NJ.
rlican,s IN pursni, u this profession thu
school under this s,stem eurh, II con.
,uuc t. make rapid pregr..s toward thu
highest perfection
Since writing the ahayc tie Secretary
IL tho school hoard furnishes ihr ialluM.
ing items relating 10 this subject. Tho
vacancy accustomed by tho removal u
4, II Samson frnM tho ,llslrict, ~ns
iillcl By tho appointment. Of Il, u,
llnrria II WIS resolved IL oiIur tic
following Wages IN conditions heloW,
ist Amt. Grammar School Tlasl llfri
year StuO cach yunr thereafter,
nd Art Grammar Seloul Sa5I, n
first year 400 Asst intermediate Slon
first ,ear thereafter St5o.
III Asat IN primary SluO thereafter
Siau.
2aa AS, IN primary S350 Afst year
thereafter SiOO
An applications for positions must he
III writing and accompanied viii, laI
TRADE certificate and In tin hands u
tho school board u, the iisst Monday
~ Jul, lh1l'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-05
Another state.

Another state.
Tho hill to admit New Mckee into
tho Union ~ a State passed the House
IT Representatives on Thursday hy d
large majority. which leads us to infei
IL will have AN equally favorable r..
eerlinn In tho Senate. flour inform
ntion II correct about tho character and
Intelligence u the inhabitants there.
they have no need 81 d state govern
mens, 40 comprehension u Whit Il
means, md an insufficient population
numerically.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-05
opEc,Al NOTICES.
anaoas az Nnsfi,.

n GENTLEMAN vhu sasisrnA tut se,s.
"a fsvm Nervous lstialss Premature MI,
~As. and All sh~ effects III sAnshfaA luAs,
efeslsM will fer thr $50 II Hfsttta hHM.
aaiss, scna FREE ii MI nha tesl N thf
recipe And direction Tar taHAin t'H nas IA
remedy hs which III Nas raseH Nn4titaA
wishing IL pratt b. tn alsVmltef sstela
isars can IL - III addressing III rsrseti
eSMNdeArs.
IN unnEN A relar II \ NJ.
Z IN ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-05

Swrnxm lIraihrrr IA Tie Star FHnnl.
u, arc getting THUR wnrks !, that III
,na-, IN, kind II i jnh ,Iesircl nm II
,nrnal mi In gol order ni,l Ill II, IL
u,iec 'Ihr hpasy iren e,lunn- II,
Isiulall * rurmaurlhs link building
,'4 Nnlav fl'ls and eals mi ~ i'm
wnik generally \ from tlis finndr,.
'ihcy arc alep making ~ PATTERN, md
viii A. ,hp casting fnr lln'uilsnns new
s,uyu fur burning hay u ri,aW Thei,
works aru decided suereas,
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sws. N%&sa ~ ssss fAtANH Ha4 sA8 NM'M9 80
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-05

pnni'atillas,ra.el ha.k s6nrnrcsNon
MNN,laau AuMAsiinun, MskKiAuE
ilnpsA Haen's 4, Marriage, ..ha cause
an5l eafe. Sent seenstiy sort II. post
pail ier 10 er1'~, hybn. G, Wnlrriha,
hi- sl, Chat ssfee', NJ, Louis, Mo-,
tho grea. specialist Read his works.
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aeG.l 49,.

FLr HNtttsSiaHr hgs
sisfIhras,i fHr f.s,sft aisra
III iffs,fe. ante ftisa 'iaJia nj
UtfOtsi,f ~ ss, sHff.ti'.
INf trHfiT WiH ie sGNii.,.
ttfss fi iks Uii N.,sni nv Hc.s-
sOfilfr NTH ~ ran iiuc ~
.0NAs ~ crcrU department.
yOu. continued patron
Ngf ~ A0;trifcn.
treArn Jlinn anl. 1871 MI
". srROTlIER.
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Why VIII Non suffer
1AlrlN lfNs'A' Experience
~ m Olfe .vsegvse.

Hrs. WoosoeWsa a~.ehtw9 NytMp " tnr
prooCrepo oNN ~ "ne VI ~" hrst fs..
nate phyaIelAus anil Nnr~es IN the United
olAeea, and has h~rn nsrh fir thirty ,sAiH
Nth NEVER falling SAFETY Anl NNtrrss l'N
nillloea of ,AslArrx and eiaillinn, trtn ~
feekle tnfanl III ana wr.k uli III hu nfsli
~ eoeyeeta aclltiy Ut ,hr stomach teltssF
Vlol eollc, regulates liz hANtls Hnl Fl,H*
r1sl. health aud enmfp.i N n.nslsVt Hnl
eAil1 W believe II III ~ thp lart anl $50
- Remedy In TN World. IN NIL pAfsF III
DyeonSnay and niAAMnMA ~ .niLbHtst
WAotAeF II arlses frpm Terihsna ~ irnm
ooy cher cause. Full directions for usinR
U1Il aseeMeAny eneh hoitls. Meme tleMnlne
0leoe ~ he.slmlle I'll CURTIS \ fEls.
M y = Ne sntside wrapper, Asll BY
Oh uo1lelne Deaisrt. a7yl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-05

TIN y, aatsa III liar i.ahe HAHN iptn
announced II Itnsl ills nailsln, VII IL
ut,yt ls'trf III ill III All lis principal ull.ttx
rsrRs ihset~ia that plaseal set, lss rates
~ I'm, md VII make smeial ut.anihmnts
With lais, lnsi..ss, s'i.'i,a ~ .Ntitisise .sasi,.
Running III tu.In direct tu lake. Ac.
A lsrssltI
Cen Passenger Arcn, oft. II IL IT |.
aiWi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-05

Mr, II Chaplin visited hls heme IN
,li- place cn saturday, remaining until
Monday, We iuter from his remarks
TIM, lis Circus taollac is meeting with
quit, as good success MS he had aprle.
hrndcl for IL.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-05

Tic sluh holders VI thes'rseo Elevator
Company excited ll,e following aillccrs far
,hr rnsulng yrur via, Al. NJ. Moau frrst.
dent. ! NJ richards Nier President, "
", 1nAAlit luiaarel i, slel4tnaa 80.
raFp III mttEltA Wa aaIaHnssl u
iunln lua i3th orlsi il. NJ ~ with
t,nua rrngvl II eitts l'sllesa
| requested
nstu .'Um In is'l,
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Twa hsnsps anil lhrrp LIS In rttsn.
situated elir,lls III business I,r lnr.
lit,1ats eiHliifr III ',ep llclnl*
,'r,tra, Art'l 18th i>,l .,it'
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s4~ ~.~~~ a4assA

Rps. A M IngEa4 H. M
sayeh. sstseh. - ~
,tsa N hrW4AiNalla. 49, IA III
II s,n .inap sth. IA eae.iAs alsst atsA.
III II y ii ~ ghe sesat psil IL
t,srsss4a h. ,atss vi lhs siage tsassases i
snaisiaHals IA ths country tsunHtesssl
dircesls e iaalnsslls with TIE hliseal 4
Church. sid ,shsts whe m. - II 4
atseaa There vii lse ~ opportunity
far alal, ani iaIa,a lsapi,.m. If ,l..lf.
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LAMBERT DAMS Id Lime Strings,
Iona. Na, III. l.s.. III hrv, .la,s,h liaas,
MIR = =. Laniat, aud Miss Npiliv gayis,
nll III linn springs
HIstlWN ny Al tMAlcnna Mimi, IL
lhr Baptist ,huri,, May l.l,h ISL i,
REV Il l. Ivy, Nh James ~, l.romn. u
inn springs Ia Miss Ellen q, n,e,
daughter u The o.llciasing clergyman
NEl.lE- MAiNE Al ,hr residence " TN
brides parent. il, HEAVIER liam, Wis. Ma.
asl, lssa. by ltev. S.Jol,nson Mr.,
l,tpi Ntlic. n ~ Lime prus nHd
Miss Anna /, MNnr ,a1ht, ~ ,iulil
Nm. -.
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j URuy IRl1.sAc.

II arrest. decay II vital forces ekhaHstlau
81 The nervous Nbtistn testHfe ttafst II III
,lphiliBtci, eluuufrA ,tlttesl ln#al, rtmtsss
srst.in distractions NIL afle directly III
tic li'sr anil spleen fllee I | i iast4la.
lMl john q kellaFs Il l'iatl Il y
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The Prairie In ellen Int s.en lfi.lse
W. a,~erse IN liz proceedings IL eal,.
grs,ss |. nw 81 fully mil legally e4lal,.
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fathers IT Wliets It any ether ~, lsal,l.
stream ii thu lnitrl slales. II i II.
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nSc, tlip cheapest, sat,st, AMI .,ehln.
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bc found on lle premises.
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