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Statistics of English Agriculture.

We are indebted to the Country Gen
tleman for the following condensed
table of the most recent statistics of
British agriculture, containing facts of
great interest.
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THE Milwaukee Whisky Ring have
employed Ben Butler to assist Matt
CARPENTER in their defense,
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AmAN OF A THOUSAND.

Dr.. TUFTS ExpecIOrant is prepared by
physician of twenty-five years practice and is a
cOnDOund of rare exceIIanca
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DR.. WHITTIER,

No. 6lI st. Charles Street. st. Louis, Mo,
nues 20 treat all obstacles 90 marriage
blood impHrltiwa. very hiImrut or sickness when
results nom indscreuon or imprudence Win US
parable ed huCCe r.. DR. W.. pHinhllHiUTut lhchhf.
tered by the rtate Of Missouri, was founded hnd
has been established % secure safe, certain hha 70
liable relief Being "a graduate 90 H~NerAi medlchl
college. and having the Nperlenc" OF long hhl
successful life In hts specialize he has pefecitu
pemt7iies that Cfefiuhl ia all these ChsFh HIS
pauenA are briHG treatel By mall 90 cypress every
where. No m after who failed call or write FROM
mo great numb q Of publications. he ts enabled %
keep Ills tharEps low. 80 pages, giving full
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HOMER CLINK,
Who died
Oct. 10. 1873,
Aged Al yrs. mos. 81 dys.
He was the kindest sort O. man.
He was good provider;
And when friend asked him to drink
He always called for cider.
His wife she has a noble heart,
And though she may remarry;
Wiener she thinks of Homer Clink
Her heart sigh will carry.
He has crossed the dark river and found
peace aud good health"
"That's good-that just hits me -
exclaimed the widow, tears coming to
her eyes. Give got to go and do some
trading, and I'll be back in two hours.
Put the inscription on handsome like,
and I shan't mind 81 extra"
About noon her one horse wagon
backed up to the dealers, and as the
stone was loaded up the widows face
wore quiet smile of satisfaction.
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KARQrHlH

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Cornells d NuufOrd. GrOrSTg
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HHS-tNNl | praises It,"
1 IM@tlUl | " 10 makes bread richer, light
IN Va SB ~ Al pr whIt'r, purpr, sweeter, and
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~ASY@Yl ever saw. send a. once for cir
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l76 Duane street, New York.
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Hd;zSEEs


GRAIN RAISERS REFUSE to submit
to the wasteful and imperfect work OF other
ThresherS when posted on the Udsf aiP0toTtt
of this one, for saving grain, saving time, and
doing fast, thorough and economical work.
THRESHERMEN FIND IT highly advantageous &c
run a machine that has no "BeaterA" "PickerA"
or apron" that handles Damp Grain, Long
Straw, Headings, Flax, Timothy, Millett and al
such dificult grain and seeds with ENTIRE
EASE AND EFFRCrIYENESS. Cleans
to perfection; saves the farm his thrcsh bill
by extra saving Of grain; L,akcs 20 Litter,
Ugs," requires LESS THAN 0NE-HAlF the usual
Jelts, Boxes, Journals, and Gears; easier man
aged less repairs one that grain raisers prefer
to employ and wait for, even nj advanced
prices, while other machines are "Out of JObA"
-Four sizes made with @, 8, 10 and "a
horse "IOunIed3 Powers, also spe-
cIaIty OF SeParaIOrs "RIOne,o expressly
for STEAM POWER, and 20 match
other Horse Powers.
Ifinterested in grain raising or threshing write
for Illustrated Circulars sent Iree) with full
particulars Of Sizes, styles, prices, termS eto-
NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO.,
Battle Greek MtchLydH
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Beware of cheap and worthless imitation Elastic
Trusses, which some parties advertise and sell,
traudulenty representing that they are mauufac-
tured by the Elastic / russ Co.
These russes are sent by mail 20 all parts Of the
country. Satisfaction guaranteed "a all cases.
Before purchasing any other write for Descriptive
Circular LrTce) 10 the
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY,
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NICHOLS, SHEPARD q co.'s
VIBRATOR" THRESHER.

The BRILLIANT SUCCESS Of this Grain
saving, TiH,s-SaVIng TIIRRSHBH, Ia
unprecedented IN the annals of Farm Machinery.
In a brief period 1t has become widely known
and FULLY ESTABLISHED, a. the
"LEADING THRESHING mACaINK.S
s6uHY,aO HpfrdEr
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GEO. v, HOUSE, M, D., superintendent Elastic

Truss Co.
Dear SIR = Acknowledging for thirty years. In
my own person, from the use Of every form OF
Metallic Truss procurable in this country and In
Europe. 1. two years ago. applied your Has c,
Truss and since that time I h ave pereDced COM
fort and satisfaction, and been taught the truth
that the Elastic Truss is the only instrument that
should be used for the relief and OF Hernia (:
and now after more than thirty years continuous
practice. ana having adjusted many hundreds OF
1ruSses (and for the last twenty months yours eN-
clusively). gratefully declare Il to be my deiber
ate opinion that Elastic Truss is the only
entitled to the confidence Of the public that elias
ITCHY Is the only power at all adapted TO the
quirements Of Truss Supporter, and CON
WINGED that your Elastic T1ltU actually cures a
large proportion Of all cases TO which Il Is applied
not only among children. but in numerous cases
within my own knowledge Of patients from 81 TO
rs years of age. III. BURN HAN, NJ. d.
Prof of Anatomy and Surgery, N Y e. Med cal
College.
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MARRIAGE CUIDE.

10 ia. - n popular book which should be- read BY
evrryh No married pair, or persons Conteus
plating marriage. can afford 60 do without 10, "a
contains the cream ~ medical literature ON the
VA jet. the results u DR.. W ~ long experience;
nj % the best thoughts from late wOrK4 in Europe
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The properties VI d. WALKrKa
Grateiml Th0nsands nr

VINEGAR BlTrERS are Apcr!ent Dinphurrii',
Carmnative Nutritious, Laxative. Diurrto.
Sedativc, Counter lrriuut. Sudoriiic Altcra.
tive and Anti Rlllnnl-
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DOM a month to agents everywhere. Address
pAOO EXCELSIOR M'F'G Co, Buchanan, Mich.
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G0E0 month to male and female agents every
0ZOu where. Eureka Mfg. Co., Buchanan Mich
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| TNVERv FAMILY WANTS TT. Money in f.
ILSOld by agents. Address NJ. N Lowell, Erie Pa.
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VTTDTTQ OUR BUDGET "free," send your friend.
AunUD Address W. J. Mars, West Phila. Pa.
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Cleanse the Initiated BLOOD VIII

ever you find lbs impurities bursting through
the skin in Pimplcs, Euptions, or Sore
cleanse il when you find % ohgtucted and
sluggish in tho veins; cleanse 70 when u M
foul your feelings will tell you when. Keep
the blood pure, and the health OF the system
will follow.
n. ~. MCDONALD - CO.,
Druggists and Gen. \ eis. S1n Francisco California
and cor OF Washington and Charlton Sta, v.
sofa - "a Druggists aud Dealers
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! Gao C6Ep per day. Send for Chrome Catalogue
| DlOE DZOJ. H. BUFFoED's SONS, Boston, Mass
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ITO Each Week GOLD PENCIL FIRE
) 81 Address Palmer. Albers d Co., st. Louis
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me Facts and Figures of "A seven Acre
Fish POnd-'' Family of Thirty Thou
sand Children ''-Three BusheIs OF Els n
Per Day, and the Profits on the same,
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,itsurd 20 think of using threadEM
" riCII will rot, pegs that& SYANs
; TX aud fall ont To faSten ET@Ff%7T1
IA SnIes of boots and shoes tOBE@4GylN SHII
the upper, CABLE SCREW EkTTXTSR
sS.H e is the only method
IT, will hold.
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AK > con per day at home. Terms free Address
p1o + @AU GEO. STINsoN & Co.. Portland. Maine
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The Second Arctic Expedition.

The "second Arctic expedition"
which has been announced as ''going out
In search Of the remains Of Sir John
Franklin. Is in reality, says tho London
Standard of June 10th, q private cruise
of Mr.. Allen Young, who will shortly
loaye England In the exploring yacht
Pandora. This vessel which is fast pre-
nsyino for ssa. win probably sail on tho
5ad inst. shs h 40 tons burden. and
sO. hor,s uove, and wns latslv A dos.
nsich oun yoss.I. Sbo was examined
Nv ri, f.onoId McCli.tock for Inc Polar
syrsJison' anil bsing considered too
mall Vas reiected for Tint service. and
,vas aitsrvari nnrchossd by Mr.. Allen
yaurc sor AN .,nio,;no scisn,jsc cruiss
% ns,,s, Strait Tho Pandora will
n,ob.h,y visit Tho norts In Western
E,e.rIc,A. sh.rco .bs viii prooeed 10
WsIyiilo Raw. md mass gmith Sound.
Thence aha will continue her cruiso ON
tbe I.ancastor sound. In order TO OF.
amino INV oponinps northvard or west
vord until ,ho SEASON becomes too adj.
,ancsd N remain ont longer. as Il Il not
NJ, Younc's i~ntention 10 Winter away
[,n,... -soIn.ilsd N do so. In antici.
aa,;o~ NJ sncb contingency. tho
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-13

FREIaHr RscErpTs. - The following
amounts Of freight were received at tho
Gold Hill and Virginia depots OF tho
Virginia 4 Truckee railroad, during tho
twenty.four hours ending II N. to-day:
Wood. 90 car loads, lumber Is. NOR.
chandise 8. grain I, flour !, spuds J,
castings I, leo !. hay ], pig iron, j,
machinery 8. powder !, cement !. To-
tai, % car loads.
The WEATHER. And now We have tho
kind OF weather whan the busy fly hour.
ishss, and the night.hawk sails grace
fully aloft on airy wing, and suddenly
drops all 'holts" and comes down with
q whirr that Is music to gentle lovers
sitting and dreaming Of hearts that beat.
and lips that meet In kisses sweet, and
all that kind OF thing.
MrlsLrs.- Several physicians report
that measles aro becoming quito preva-
lent In Gold Hill, Virginia and along tho
Carson river. Az the children have
their Summer vacation now. II has for
tunaiely cont in q good time.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF GOLD HILL

You aro all invited to call md inspect
our new and elegant store with its full.
rich stock OF watches. chains, jcwelry,
silvcrwarc, diamonds, clocks, bronzos,
music boxes, etc. Whenever you visit
Han Francisco You will always be re-
ceiyed In n courteous manne by j. W.
Tucker, l3l Kearny street, who will al
way take pleasure in showing custom
ers through his stock OF goods, never
considering II q trouble. but always lax
ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fail to call and sec him Gro you
purchase elsewhere. He will send goods
for selection " any part Of tho State,
and will repair watches aud jowclry sent
through Wells, Fargo & Co., %guarnntee'
ina all work which leaves his store; ON.
ploying. m no docs, the best OF work.
men. Don't forget his now store-l3l
Ksarny street only.
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sr.,,os.nY Mi Jlwn.nY.-J. b. Marshall

STATIONERY AND Jswu.Rf .-J.B b. AAf'haii,
At the Gold mn ro-t.oficc store. IL sole agent
sor ali the San Francisco and sacramento da,ly
psperI, All tho latest Eastern perioaleals'
magazines. etc. received A. soon A. pubi,shsd,
and delivered In any part OF town. b,snk
hoot, and stationery In great variety. Bank
books OF every description made 70 orasI ~
short notice. aeld aud s,iver, watenesi osos =,
ihst line neatiy and well done. large JUICE
oftoys AMI fancy goods. Bee regular sdvss'
ti,ernent In another column. Jeio
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CrsrAxrr l-when Q man undertakes to
make HE Investments for future need, he
4, Obliged 10 assume that he will have time Ia
complete them. That II. he must assume as Q
certainty the very thing whose uncertainty
esuscs him tn make provision At all. But " he
insurss his life and then llves TO old age, tho
policy viii proyc = better cash Investment than
he can easily make In any other manner. taking
Into account it, freedom frpm all and every
hazard. Ifhs dies early. the object Of making
q provision for his family 10 Instantly attained.
Insure In the New York Life.
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A surrocArixa Couau.-ln . letter TO Ms
Charlotte Lirlc. Of Chicago, q lady well known
ascrbes the cure Of dangerous cough. aeeom.
panied By bleeding at the lungs. To Hale,
Honey Of Horehound and Tar. my cough.
shc ssys, "threstsned 10 sufIocatc me
but thc Honey OF llorch0und aud Tar mas
removed every traoe Of IT,. The letter Wa 70
. lady friend 10 this eiiy, who Ia. pnesa ave.
nue.. Pixies roothaehe Drops cure In one
nluute-
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rlasr nEvADA AnrlLLEnY.
The Company 0rganissA Ceo.
Ais.iessa o0eers Elected Last

The First Artillery Company Of Ne
vsda vas organized in the District Court
room. Virginia City. last evening. pur.
suant 10 an order issued by Judge Ris-
ing. Nevada can already boast a. fine
infantry a. any ON the coast, and from
the splendid material in our midst there
can without doubt be organised an
artillery company that will rsdect a.
great credit on the State - the infantry.
The meeting. at which about sixty menu
bsra whose names were enrolled, were
present last evening. was called 10 order
BY Major A. v. Comstock. and after the
selection Of Secretary pro. tenn. the
nomination and
Elsesiea OF Commissioned 00eers
OF the new company was proceeded
with. The names Of those proposed were:
For Captain. Frederick Chaplin Lord;
for First Lieutenant. George A. Grail;
Second Lieutenant. Howard Hill and
Thomas Morgan. Thoss elected were
Captain. T. q. Lord; First Lieutenant.
q. A. Grail; Second Lieutenant. Howard
Hill. Captain Lord IL at present in tae
Internal Revenue 0fice at Virginia City.
He served long aud faithfully as Captain
Of Artillery during the Rebellion. and
won a record which entities him to his
present rank. Lieutenant Grail saw
four years active service in an Ohio
cavalry regiment. Lieutenant Hill also
saw active service during three years.
The newly elected officers were called
upon for
And in response Grail AMI Hill. who
were present. said that they should al
ways feel proud Of this mark Of the es-
teom Of their fo~llow.soldiers, and that
they should always aim to 40 conduct
themselves both in private lie and in
the Geld IL called into active service. in
such a manner a. 10 warrant the con-
tidence rspossd in them. After the
speeches Major Comstock turned the
meeting over TO Lisutenant Grail, the
senior officer present. He stated that
no moro nance would DO allowed ON the
rsll, rs there werc enough already
(sighty-seven) from which To select as
largo q company m was required. Tho
u,It meeting Of the company will be
held at National Guari Hall tomorrow
Wednesday, evening. at TX o'clock.
The non-commissioned officers will then
A. I... >ArNtn-
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HrrvRos's RAyisa srAHp.-The beet place
In Virgins City 10 get . good square mes,n
al Thomas liefron's Eating Stand, 10 we IL
dsy and night. Private MONS. for ladles. Al
IL subsianihL l~uxuIies Of tLs market 70 ne
found a IIsfnn's. lie respectfully invite. nis
tSoH NH frirpds 10 call and see him. lys'
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wsrLi.s,aen'. Cenvs.,io..

wsrkingsaen's Convention.
SAN FaASctsco. July 49, P. H.
The workingmon's Convention met last
night and made a permanent ~organiza.
ton. A platform WINS reported by tho
committee. but voted down. Adjourned
till "wednesday evening.
Fire In 0seSEetswn.
GsoRoErows, July ia Arc oc.
CURED this morning, destroying the en-
tire portion Of Chinatown. The vigor-
Gus efforts Of citizens saved the town.
No lives lost.
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aiurorrAnr.-Indose by the Medical prof
s~ession. DR., VIM. Halle Bal,am foI me LuhgTS
diseases of the Throat and chest. pr. Towns-
Iey's roothschs Anodyns eures IN one min
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Farewell Msetisg o. Needy sss
Banksy.
LONDON. July l3.-At Moody and
sankey'. farewell meeting last night lss
clergymsn Of the Church OF England
were present, far outnumbcring those OF
any other denomination. All present
were deeply interested.
Irsssrs % 0sribaidi.
ROM, July i3.-Gahbaldi on his AZ
rival at Civita vecchia, on his way 10
Capara, was drawn 10 the hotel by the
people. The town was illuminated last
night. : ssss r1i'i
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The Committee.

II. f~ffZSlNHUNs, otcfttHry.
On motion. the time for holding the
regular meeting Of the Board OF Directors
was fixed to be the first Wednesday OF
each month. at . o'clock In the evening,
until the first Of October. after which
the time will be changed to suit.
Gu motion, il was voted that any men,
Der failing to be present at any meeting
OF the Board shall DO fined the sam OF
$3.50. unless he gives good and SUN.
cient excuse for such absence.
board adjourned.
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OF q soard snaii DO nhed the sum OF
$3.50, unless he gives good anu SUM
cient excuse Tor sneh ABSENCE
Board adjourned.
..- ~
firkhs orkhA hiocsh.-ih i"'
Orphans" was played by Hoolsys Com
eiy troupe, at the Opera House. vir-
,;r;. "a, m. Ara, time. last eysniup.
~ 49,.
us u OF ths piay' 'n"' WIZ w WV
peat, as In addition to its intrinsic mer-
its il is put upon the stage in excellent
| shape. All Of the scenery Is In keeping
| with the piece, which IL among the best.
| The house last night was full, but not
o~yercrowded. n circumstance, no doubt
In . GREAT manner attributable 10 the
fac, tb,t peopls have been so often de-
fr.nJ.5 In regard 10 the merits of plays
which have been announced, as some
hin, wonderful. when In reality they
f,lI far short of m~edioerity, that they
have grown suspicious aud prefer going
n iittle slow. No necessity Of doing
this with .'The Two Orphans though.
| Miss Louise Hawthorne as Henriette,
won the hearts Of the whole audience,
and more than once brought tsars TO tho
eyes Of all, so natural and affecting war
the personation OF tho character she rs
sumsd. The only fault that could DO
found with her last night was tho some
what unusual lin this placo) p%ronuncia-
ton of tho word neither, which Jared
lao strong il custom) not a little ON the
ear OF many. II Miss Hawthorne wish
a 10 please tho majority sho will not
call that word '.niehther." Mrs. Ed.
monds, who appeared last evening for the
first time this ssason, In the character
Of .,La Frochard," personatod that vii
famous old hag. with u fidelity that made
everybody involuntarily eIecrats her for
wicked monster, which IL saying that
II was acted for all it was worth. and IN
Mrs. Edmonds alone knows how to do
Il. Miss Kate Mayhem. M Louise"
was all that could have boon desired,
and acted the poor blind girl with re-
markable fidelity to nature. NJ. A..
Kennedy, m .Pierrc Froehard." n poor
cripple, the son Of ia Frochard. into
whose hanus' anu n " t u s.i,.r
',. H." more ,han 4 passing word. ANY
one who had seen him in the character
OF the empty swell, In "Uiimo' wonid
hardly have gwen MN circuit LOT tne
possession OF talents OF sueh an opposits
nature ~ are required IN ame pro'.aya. "
Of the two character. Inc plot OF =
play Is sIeellen' a
siths'ahuins u o' u nuas s ~
believe not q wou,u inv M,
pee u cut q worn shorter ,as' ulsn.,
ehis cnP'u'iy' senu's ~ ~ n.
anu w. ~" .;.,na a.
rest ,ho napp -, ''p;.,r.,,
setNss, we nm Sspr. !, ~. close n
the play, IL left, after oil his noble sell
saerincs. st,naisg Mons anu ,o.ss H.
,o,sJl,. and has 30 nobly served, il be-
Ing carried away by her friends to a
happy home. As wa said ut tho begin.
ming, this play will do to repeat, n
let all who wish to enjoy a rare treat
co 10 sec il this evening.
p.u.-N. " Nov.s Isf,
San Francisco this, ana Is oIpec1eu 10
arrive IN uoiu I'LL o'h'o'ro" n'''s'
We are sorry u ieafh 'hA' siis. w..
$50 VEN .m v..s i;,,ia Sanas oi bsr
uAe heI nohie. w! III" ,.,aI,'
recovery arr
ter. AIRS. oai'ih' VIII .ea.o W"
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PIoNEEa plaECronU nEErIxo.

u..,;r, NJ ,hs Board of Directors
IA. g., p,on..-.a.h.,a
Oh ne Es'n' o'A
Last evening, pursuant 10 previous no
tics, at the Office Of DR.. 8. A. MeMsans.
Virginia. Presont-Chairman McMsans.
-, ME- c,.,,,,, 49,. al
1na Du riT;uaas
~ $500 =, Sa....,, s,o,., Ny,
~ Wv .nno;n,.s $500 me- .sm
MI'-:.. IT, S.eno.sS ; ny. !.
-. =. e.. om.r ~ J.n,,", To- an.
%is. In ~. -. 1n,is IL.
10Y 49, h..";ss. "a -.
eua,so IN al Is oAL,uss, az,
nnaiiy ~ . unanimoas vo.e uee,usu n ~
y was tne most sAPsaisn. ~ Wen
the oest interest," Oh me oeeis'{ r n
Ar. Inomps1h, .ne pisssns .ao
ina rsspens,o.e Posiuon' anu no' mAA'
W contemplated cnange.
on mouon OF sir; M~sseite. ~
voted that dupieate Keys 70, tns nA'
shall Dc PROVIDED LOT the iohowing o''
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Tux Masons Of Dayton hal a grand
banquet last evening.
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STOCK REPoRr.
~lrrrour,D DAILY .r a r. xrAr,,s . CO.,
Last Evsning.

vi
Last Evsning.
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