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Tramps.

The fearful rate at which this class of
persons is increasing in city and country,
is well worth the consideration Of states
men and philosophers. Our cities are full
Of them. Every store aud house is visited
from three to six times per day.
The country is full Of them. Every road
has procession of them. In many cases
they ask for work-in many cases they
profess to be going from one town to
another to obtain work. While in many
other cases, it is presumed they have ad
opted that mode of life as the easiest in
which to obtain subsistence
What shall be done with them How
shall they be treated Are questions not
to be too hastily ansv cred.
If a man wants work, he has the right to
ask for it. II he cannot obtain it at one
place, he has the right to 90 to another.
1t ia honorable in any person to seek EN-
plOyment-indeed 1t is a necessity of
and necessity knows no law lif
Ii is therefore unwise and unjust to
denim Cramps" in the sggrega te. con
would be equally unwise and unjust to
pass laws for their suppression. Such
laws if passed, would become dead on our
statute books, from the utter impossibility
of enforcing them. The very attempt to
stop men from seeking employment, would
compel resistance, or more likely the re.
sort to theft. 1t would al once metamor
phose an army of ''tramps" into an army
of thieves.
Men will eat-if they cannot obtain
their food by honest labor. they will TAXI
it where they can get it.
1t 10 useless to plead, however true the
plea may be, that ''tramping" serves as ar
excuse for the indolent and dishonest L
to obtain an easy hving-that it gives thos,
engaged in it the opportunity of learning
the Surroundings and the fastenings Of YOU
premises. We admit the fact, but den,
the justice or efficiency Of your proposed
remedy.
Before taking the means for the sup
precision OF ''tramping, would it not 3,
better for thinking, philosophical voter
and statesmen 70 enquire whether labor il
properly Temunerated Whether tn,
banker who works SIX hours per day shoulc
have an income of twenty thousand year
while the mechanic who works ten hour
per day has only an income Of six or eigh
hundred Whether any legislation i
necessary, or coule be effective, in at leas
partially equalized incomes whethe
laborsaving machiery has not crowded ou
50 large a number Of workmen q to rende
it impossible for all to obtain employment
and If 50, whether it would not best {.
divide the labor among the laborers, 90 q
70 give each and every one half or three
fourths Of q days work. 7
At present there is not work enough TO
all to be employed. The evidences Of thi
fact are overwhelming; We zee it in tn
fact that our stores are filed with manu-
fsctures, our granaries with wheat an
corn, and our markets with meat. Their
is no scarcity Of anything. The country
flooded with provisions, with msnufa'
lures, with dwellings, yet not ell are sr
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made to me it is rs clear as daylight, :
replied Mrs. Baker.
IF it is all nonsence, how could the note
WI ich you gave Mrs. Baker, if nothing to
me OF to you, be divided between US two =
asked Grace.
Mr.. Baker didn't seem to see it very
clearly, but the others did, and they often
relate this little history for the amusement
Of their friends. .-Neu York Mercantile
Journal.
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VOLUME XL.
When We Were Poor Together

When Ne ere toor together, dear
/ never tie dark
And hatngsrd lo-ok hit O'er your fAee.
Which l.uN ~ III I mara
Stocks. aII The money ulArk Ct never
Your h..uest mind engros~esi
aud frrlae smiles were for our wife,
Which nov are ScAHt Al most
When Nc sere poor together, dea
How bright our little cot
Became al your return from work
Hus happy ~ emel our lot
How merry we're our children bright.
Though clad ia holden grAy
Ho~ sNeetiy We lay down u sleep
The lOns, dark night A~A,
Rest A. sweet aud peacefully
Ia tins, our stately home
our girls Arv pert In silks and gems
Our bows have ''s~ells' become
You are morose. and pale. and worn
And even Ia your sleep
fyu talk and rave of business.
And all lis troubles r-sp
iJd fret that cannot attain
he style ~ citN dame
That even In ny costly gowns.
1 ever seem the sams
grieve ! cannot better please
but soInehow think that he
Nh0 made my tAstes 80 simple. meant,
From pride TO k-vp me free
When We Ners psor together. oh
That far and happy time
Its memory comes floating back.
Like . sweet aud holy chime
As sunlight Is 10 gAslixht. %
Its pure. fair light comes back.
With n Thousand thgu1AIil .rplleu hour
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ployed-not all are fed and housed

pIoyed-nOt all are led aud hOuseu,
Why manufacture more. when we can
not use what We havel Why hnild more
houses. when we have thousands already
empty J Why raise more produce, when
there ia already enough
Do not these It's show that We have
more laborers than labor wanted, aud that
We must either decapitate one third of IA
laborors Of our country, or divide the Ia
Dor and the income more equally among
them. Ldbcring Nan.
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IHE Stalks on THE TYNE.-On Mon.
day the blAnksnIths enpIoyel at Msssr,
Palmer . shipbuilding establishments. Jar.
row-on-Tyne, who struck work with tba
other wOrkmen employed in the yard :
fortnight ago, resumed work at their old
terms OF wages, according 70 resolution
passed at meeting Of the general bodv
held a lew days. The other workmen ma
apprentices employed in the different de-
partmentS Of MsSsrB. Pal1nsrs yard have
not returned to WO-k, OWNING 70 their A.
mAnds not being comphSd with By ths
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Hsr CnN,INrINC TESTIMONY

CHic .ea, Jan. l5 ls.5.N
desire u aeAup0is'iEs payment Ia taii " policy Tor
90 the hie It uiN late husband John kevrs ia
The Prutr.LiHu Liz Iu-4rt .ce Cl also desire to
thark The managers frr Advancing part u my cain
before dus. and r me fAir and LberA manner
.I NAl-h tlys adjusted Aut paid the loss
BRIDGET kETEs. - sutteray.I 4
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STRIKES ON THE TYNE.

STRIKES ON THE TYNE.
JARRow, Monday night--The JarroV
blast furnacemcn have received notice Of I
reduction Of ~ per cent. Meetings wer,
held to-ds In connection with the ship
Wrights' strike at several plOces on the
Tyne, to consider the new terms offered
by the masters. II was resolved by all OF
them, including the blacksmiths, against
whom the reduction has been Withdrawn.
to coatInue on strike. This unorninQ the
establishment Of Cleland 4 Co., at Will
ingion Quay, was in full operation, after
standing a week
THE GREENoCK sHIPBUILDERs
The carpenters and engineers Of Green
ock have submitted to the reduction u
wages pr, posed by the masters, and the
change Of fortnightly pays. The men con
sldered that the prospects of trade on the
Clyde did not warrant them resisting the
proposal. The moulders, who struck work
a week ago against a reduction of farth-
ing per hour, still hold out.
The Grief (Scotch) iourneymcn joiners
ask uniform rate u I'd per hour, after
April lst, and . reduction Of hours from
10 70 day.
The men employed in the slate works at
Blllachulish have been locked out, because
,hey refused to .ontribute to the support
% " medical officer appointed by the
master, and the dismissal of the former.
As the men alone contribute To his SUD-
port, they claim the right Of claiming Who
they shall employ, and they are right.
STRIKE OF GIRLS N WEAvIN0 Fac
TORY. Nearly 100 giIls employed in the
kinning Pask Weaving Factory 90. 4 ID.
Torrance) have just struck work because
they were only allowed three-quArters of
an hour to meals instead u full hour
Tn y commence work at G 80 a. IN. in place
of .. and NC understand it is IN this &C
codns- -" employers refuse TO give more
than three-quarsers-u ait u...ur 20 their
meals
GREESOCK MoCLDERs STRIKE.-This
strike has now ente red On the third week,
and from all we learn there is no prospect
OF an arrangement being come to between
the employers and men. The employers
are determined not to xithdraw their
terms, aud som, of the firms have sont
patterns out of town TO get castings made
from them. This viii delay the work, and
on Saturday one firm had to discharge en-
glnecrs for want a castings and another
for want Of work
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The Executive Council Of the Labor
League, i'ttlng at r. stoD, have refused t.
allow strike pay I. district ia Norfolk
that had struck contrary to rule. The
Cornell resolved = send ont four dele
gar IS % Canada. With a view to or0aniz.
ing emigration 20 that country. The an
nual conferences Of the League will be held
in Norwich in March.
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S592,5OO,
THE ACTUAL COST

/, rt.t neuDeS i1r his .htr- u tLs,r average
o. iu easy monthly payments, than lAu the rates
eS aired lu advance % the Did plan
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NEWS FROM TINE OlD WORLD.
Progress or the Labor MovewenL strGkes.
Ls~k 0uss. Ete
No. 8.

I'm cur FsrsiKr EHehAssss. FEB ls
ANOTHER sTkIKE.
The ehainTnaAers On the Tyne came Uut
on STRIKE on F,ilAy against a prop
reduction OF wages 70 the extent ot 81 per
cwt
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lEsive dollars and oosts.
~ the cAse u John Wade
he V stand committed
Until IL is paid

gypsy came 70 Brigham Young with 4
pony tor sale. Why, the beast 4 half
starved, said Brigham, running his hand
over the pOnys side You csn cyant M.
ribs. That's more n a chao can da witb
yours retorted the gipIy. Brigham did
not buy that pony.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-11-17
Sewing Machines and their Sales.

The believe
" the best claim
in
ncalcuat!e
What
in the Lac discovery? of
Of
neither the leisure
STRIFE for Sewing Machine
years.
Let US CONNIE with the 1871 In
exalted idea competition and each asa
b
effected oy curing the year In other words the
NIGER NANuFAcnURNG COMPANY sold being
TWO eGtosdu gsaidy
Ia 1873 the Sales Of he SINGER
competitor scn5ga
UFACTURING COMPANY wereh largely Increased
Well confomaby
up 10 The aon ling 6onran
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Boot and Shoe Business.

Boot and Shoe Business.
on the north side of Main street, I'd door east
from 4th street, where will be found at all
times an extensive and we'll selected stock
Of all sizes and styles, consisting of Gentle
mems, Ladies Misses end Childlen's wear.
His goods are all of the finest and best
quality, elegant and substantial, and every
lrtical that he ma nufactures and sells is
Warranted
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-11-17
Stop Your Cough!

The wonderful tesu Its and immense sale
Of nAI.ES COUGH CORDIAL the past
season, ought to convince the most skepti-
cal; still we are going to continue the same
liberal offer that we have made heretofore,
viz: Any person suffering with cold,
cough or sore throat who will call at Fred
j. Schroeters Drug Store aud purchase u
bottle of HALES COUGH CORDIAL, use
ooe. half OF it, and if they then conclude
that is doing them no good, they can re-
turn the balance and receive back their
money Who would not test this medicine
on such liberal terms? No medicine ever
sold in this vicinity that produced such
mag ical results. All we ask is that you
will try Il
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-11-17
A Fact Worth Knowing.

Are you suffering with Consumption
Coughs, Severe Colds settled on the breast,
or any disease of the Throat and Lungs?
Ii SO, go 70 your druggists, X. Schubert or
6. & H. 7 Eherlee F. j. Schroeder and get
bottle of Boschee s German Syrup. This
medicine has lately been introduced from
Germany. and is selling on its own merits
and druggists all over our country are writ
ing us of its wonderful cures among their
customers. It you wish to try its superior
virtue. get sample bottle for 10 cents.
Large size bottle IS cents Three doses
will relieve any case Try it.
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DR.. c., r. MUZZY,
HOMEOPATHIC Physician.

Rooms over Pos, Office. Office hours
9 to IL A. NJ to and { to T NJ.
Residence, Clyman street. corner OF TN
treet.
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is done with the greatest neatness and
punctuality, and every care taken to give
entire satisfaction. He thanks the public
for the liberal patronage he has heretofore
received and solicits all tc call and give
his goods thorough examination, as he is
confident he can please both as to quality
and price F. w. KURZW EG.
Watertown. Sci t. Goth: 1870
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-11-17

DANIEL HALL. c. B. SKI NNE
HALL. & SKINNER,

4 TTORNEYo aud Counseilors at Law
"A and Solicitors in Chancery. dave
. cemptese abstract of the records of
all titles and membranes on real es-
Gate in Jefferson county. Once over us
'consin National Bank, at the former ONCE
tof Enos & Hall.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-11-17
\. GRITZNER.
AUGUST WIGGENHORN,

TEW ELER, has recently opened jew
~ elry Store liz Johnsons block, corner
Main and LIST street, where he will keep
constantly en- hand large stock OF
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Pla-
ted Ware, &c. Particular attention paid
70 repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
&C. and warranted to give satisfaction.
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Beating their Most Formidable ComDeti

in with
Machines!
NY INCREASE
in
in
ITS merits and especially
,ughiJ series of years.
The Agency for sale
2 ST. sdeo of lain
! j. III LlGHTBODY, Agent.
;. b FULLER Travelling Agent s
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&ANlOOI:

~ MANIOOD:
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just published, q new edition of DR..
Culverwells Celebrated Essay on the
radical cure (without medicine) of Spel ma
torrhGa or Seminal Weakness Involunta1v
Seminal Losses, Impotency, Mental and
Physical lncapacity, Impedments to Mar
riage, etc; also consumption, Epilepsy and
Fits, induced by self-indu1gence or sexuaI
extravaganza, &c.
Price, in sealed envelope. only six cents.
TIE celebrated author, in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences OF sehabuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use of internal
medicine or the application of the knife
pointing out mode of cure atonce simple.
certain, and etfectual, by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, private
ly and radically.
GB This Lecture should be in the bands
of every youth and every man in the iand.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to
any address, on receipt of six cents, or two
postage stamps.
Address the Publishers.
CHAS. j. C. KLINE & CO.,
127 Bowery, New York:
Post Office Box, 1886.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-19

men. Radbem man fir oieien Wann
Gorge setrasen bate. Iieb Der Captain
alarmidiiie abieucrn, UNI Die Seute auI
benz Sanoe aufmertiam Su MAIDEN, mas
aber teinen lonoerliden GrfoI9 bate. Die
6liidtlinse lanoeten ndmIi& nidt on Dem
ibnen brett segcniibcr Iicsencen Gitp Sss
lamb, ionocrn an einem ;iemli6 entlescncn
Euntt, NO lid Die 6arner l6nea flidtes
ten, ais Die SSungens lie nit 'EiitOlcnidIis
len betrie9ten. Nu@ bas 2. Boot IanScte
fnapp uad benz eriten Soote uno boIte
nad elmer ldnscren Saso einige Der 6liidts
hinge Gin. slm nadiTen Gage nubm man
nod Elm Yaar anoere Ieit. 0o6 iinO nod,
INNER Die slnliiter, ndmli9 Der Surge,
Der ben Spotsmunn seitoden bate, nidt
IN Saft.
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@iScomtin &c0islatur.

Die MitsIieSer Der @isconiin Qe9isIatur
baben ii9 wieSer in Mabiion ucrlamueIt.
Die Sieuns wiro cine duberit intereiiante
uro ourd Die wibtisen Trasen, weIds III
berielben ;ur Gnti9eiouns fomnrcn miiien,
cine bebeutiame fir Die poiitil6e uno Oto;
nomiide G%ntluitclung oes Staatcs perpen.
Sbenan itebt natiirli9 Die Senateupabl.
9lui pen bieieIbe i6lieBIid fallen wiro,
barber berri3t taum nod Elm 3wciicl.
Damn fommt Die Giienbabniroge. &ic
cs i6cint, oiirite aber Die Ntajoritdt Der ve'
g~islatur taum gcneist icin, bas einlnaI Gif'
seiteute ErinSip fallen Su Iaien.
S~cbenialS lit IS GUT, baB bic Giienbabn:
Nnselcsenbcit nod allen Seiten hin
9riinblid beleudtet perbe.
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SutuotS.

Sn SisblanO, Sainois, Der betanns
ten S9psissrfolonie bat ii9 cine MnSabl
Wsdnner gu sinsm @nti.S rietsGerein Suiams
meuaetban. Wer benz Yerein beitritt, muB
iid usrpfidten, on teinem Plaee, ,po De-
trdnte p~erfauft werbeu, gu trieten ooer fd
trieten gu %Iaiien. Die bOrtise Union" be-
sribt ben gsrein 10: rSeoermann, Der
,ueiB, wie ~unansenebm unS lditrs bic l%lniittte
bes ,1rietens" 9ewObnlid wiro, uie oft es
pOrtommt, oaB man, bios am fid ni4t
rlumpen" gu lalien, einise Gldier iber ben
Ourit trintt, Der ,uxb bisien mcuen Serein
besriBen. - Man bat bieie anti Sriets
Ysreine ldon 10 oft prObirt; bis jett baben
Sieielben wenis senutt.-3eS
Die S9weinezGboler berri6t
in mebrersn Counties bes Staates Sainois
in beoentli9sm @rabe. Gin Sarmer gfas
mems S9dfer in Der Ndbe BON 6bapin,
uerlor IN Swei Sasen nabeSu 100 Stiif.
sSn Menaro Gountp baben in LESTER ISeit
mebrere 5armer in 5Olse bieier arantbeit
ebenfaIs i6pere Serluite %erlitten. ~llmiere
FARMER iouten bic duBerite Sorii9t an
wenbsn Samit bic Seu6e ni6t AUDI bierbsr
perpHanst miro, BEL benz resen, itattfinbens
ben Serfebre betanntli6 tein DING Der I'm
moslidfeit.
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Gine Ssicicn9clOipinoc.

Yer in Canton o., crldetnenoen ySbto
StaatS ;eitun9" entncbmcn mir 6ol9enoes
Gele9entli9 zines Seiudes in ben bielis
gen Safe NSorts Der lDcrren NicbaIO, Nors
ris & so. iiber;eu9ten mir uns BON Dem
ltnaebeuren llmian9 Der @elDipinbe, wel6e
oiele 6irma iir Die Sale Sepolit SO. III
San 6ransisto sebaut bat. Die Nrt nno
&eiic, ,pie pieles Monlterperf nuS9efiibrt,
lit pirflid ltdlnenerregeno. Aae ySGnoe,
SoSen uno Sete buben cine Ode pom 3
i3ou, obwe6iclno II sebartetcn Stabls
platter pom J 3ou 0ide unO ben aus Dem
bciten 8eiicleiien beltebcno.
Die Staten iperOen pom l~tarfen, na6
inncn ;u fonii6cn SpI;cn ;nlammen 9ebal;
ten, iuel9e i'm Snnern Der Stulttur pcrs
nictet linb. Die fonii6e 6orn Dieicr Sol:
seu madt Oas (oineintreiben perielben purd,
Ginbre9cr CUR llnmosIidfeit unp tann bel
Der Sdrte Der StablpIatten bao 9anse ges
bdube ais wirfli6 unpur6oringli6 betra9:
tet werben. OaS UewDlbe wirb NIT ;pei
Sbiiren uerieben iein, wouOn ieoe cine Site
BON ie6s i3Oa bat .unb bur6 Swei Gombi;
nationsidIOicr sei3iitt wirO. Die S9lOis
ier Der 6irma Siebolb, Norris & &c.,
wurben i6On ben bur6sebenbite Seriu6en
unteruorien uno baben IN ben idIimmlten
SGacn i6on Die Seuerprobe beitanoen.
Sas Snnere bieics @ebduoes entbGlt
1900 tleinere @ebduie, bon ocnen cine
sroBe 9n,abl NIT ben beriibmten YaleidIoi.
fern uerieben weroen, beren SdliRellOder
nod einmaI ourd Elm beionberes SdloB ses
bett limb. Die sr0Beren oieier @ebauie
weroen nit Combination idlOiier uerieben,
beren psrl6ieoene 6ombinationen nab Mils
lionen sdblsn.
Ita9 gufitelen bieies @ertes ar ieinen,
Yeitimmunssort mirb es nit elmer. udt 3ol
Oiden llmbiuuns bon ieuerieitem Gemeni
um9eben perben, Don einem peiteren eiler:
men @ebduoe umidIoien, beiien Sbiiren
ebenfalls onrd GombinutionsidIOiier 9eiir
dert limb.
lleberbaupt wiro ii6 oieies Hieienpert
ni6t MIR ourd feline Solipitdt aus;eidnen,
ionbern es iou aud Der GIesanS in Der
9lusitattuns Oes Snnern pole Gednuns &C.
tragen weroen.
@ie mir uernebmen; piro es swei 6radt'
Siise III anipru9 nebmen, bic Ibeile eieier
Safe on ibren Yeitimmunssort gu beiOroern
Den Serren OieboIp, NOrris q Siensle,
iOpobl wie benz tbdtisen Superintenoenter
Saile, sebiibrt aaes Sob fir ben uneuniioli:
den 5leiB unb Die auBeroroentli9e Sbati9:
teit, wel9e iie BEL Der ausfiibrllns oleies
Rieienperts on ben Gag lestem, uno Die be
bieier 0elesenbeit semadtcn Griabrunscr
tOnnsn nidt perfebIen, fi9 bOdit wertbuop
fir Die 2uflruit III errpeijen."
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Wiuuciota.

Die Milpautee. uno ct. Gaul;Giieu>
balm mil nd6ites 6riibiabr Gin ei9enes
6dbrboot pom Sings Cooler in @abaibaw
County rab benz @iscoulin llier laufen
Iailen unb cine yerbinpunssbabn fir Gate
Gitp bauen. Nui elmer i6ieien Gbene
iouen Die Gilenbabn;iise auf's Soot 9es
bradt weroen. Sas mare eiue before
Neuisfeit fir Safe Gitp, lpenn Die Sabre
ndber an bic Stabt fGme.
Su 2ateGitp, @abaibaw So. finben
bic Siebe, einerieits in ben Si6erbeits.
i6rdnfen nidt uiel gu iteblen, anbererieits
iino lie 10 unsei6idt, SieieIben ni6t Oiinen gu
tOnnen. Oas erite paiiirte ibnen tiir;li6
in 2 Sfficen, Sas Iette in Seweas Yabem.
Oas Staatsoberseri9t CAB
UNI IL. Sanuar cine @ntidsiouns in Sa3en
Dates Dimes unb Sliper Dimes gssen biz
gate Superior uno Wiifiiippi Subn ab,
babin lauteno, Dap Der Srcibriei belaste,
@eieai9ait unconstitutional unb unsiiltit
lei, iOlsIid lit bic GiienbabncOmpasnie mn
Obne ale seietIid uerbiirsten &e9te.
Der @eammtwertb bes iteuer
barren Gisentbums in Gice county lit au'
81, $3.50, $4,000 sei3dtt, bic Stcuern betra
gen sl84 ,sse.4l.
3wti9eu BEN SIeii9ern uni
Sirsern in Manfato 1T cine eisentbimli6
0iiierens aussebro6en. Gritcre wouel
ndmli6 bas uon ibren &unoen' setauit
6leii9 ni6t mebr ins Saus %Iieiern, neil Il
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