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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-22

a MOTHERS PRAYERS REMEMBERED
Bishop Haven gives the following account
of a scene which occurred recently at the
seat of the Colorado Conference:
:" In fact, while the Conference was 90.
ing on, Il murderous attack was made on a
young man in the lower village. There
was a wrestling match and the band was
engaged to draw 4 crowd to witness the
wild play. The two towns We're .out. =
The match was fought. and one of the
wrestlers by the name of Mehun was
throw n. \ friend who had bet some six
hundred dollars on him, rode up to him as
he lay on the ground, said. am your
friend, but | am going to Kill vou,' and
shot him. rs he supposed, dead The bali
went between lung and heart, and when
he left, he was yet alive. He Suppoeed be
was dying, told what his real name was.
that his parents We're good Methodist
people and had lived in Indiana. that his
father was still alive; and begged for
some of the sisters of the Church to come
and sing to him, that they might recall his
mothers voice. She had died some time
before, ana ne said her presence had often
been about him, urging him to abandon
his wicked ways Preaching in that part
of the town that night, in company with
the choir. pastor and other preachers,
called on the young man. He Law in a
dingy room of 4 lingy hotel in much ago-
ny of pain and Of conscience. The doctor
had forbidden conversation, but his at
tendantS allowed Us to sing They refused
at first. but he persisted in demanding it.
What shall we sing9'
, 1875-04-10
MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS.

TUE UNION WIRE N1rgnE:as COMPANY,
whose oiIico aud works are located 1t Nos. l4G
and 148 North Water Btroet, eau look back with
pride and satisfaction to tlctr SUCCESS sinoo or
g4nizatlon. Tholr efforts to manufacture tho
best wlro mattress in tho country scem to hayo
boon dnly appreciated by tho furniture trade,
among which Arc found the most competent jude-
es of sucl goods. Tho Company jnatly claim that
the fabrie In their mattress, by its peculiar cou-
atrucuo1, posaessca moro strength and claaucitY
than any other yot made; that tho framox are
moro aolidly bol.ad together, aad that tue doyica
for giving tho mattress tho dost1oa Tension IL
morn simple and effective thus the frames
arc all Adjustable, 30 that Tue fabric eau be
loossned OF tIghtsuod 1t pleasure, tl,ua doing
away with the objections Of cur ordinary mat.
tross, Which may sag, and thnreby becou,o
worthless Tie Importance Of Iees AdjGgl-
meuts for regulating tho tension Of tho fabric ii
10 g1eat tbat tho day u not fnr distant when no
advantage has boen taken Of every new improve.
nlsut aud every desirable fo4tuts Of any othes
lnRttreas h1a bGen brought To tue work OF per-
foodnE and manufacturing tho Union Wire hat-
tIess Companya goods henco tho Claim that
their work Is tho ettongea: nnd best has boon al.
tested BY dealers al over the country in tho
shapo VI duplicase aud Increased orders. Az a
proof oE the Cotapsay'H cou1aon.so in tho czee-
lence and Durability Of thulE merchandise, 1t "
ouly neoessaty to ststo that every mattreaa mado
IL thesE Wo1k1 u EAfEkAtod for Two years.
Tho Company sells Gully II wholesale, aud
leaves the retail esala entirely to desIsra. Ther
manner Of dealing with ths ttado Laa always
bean frauk and liGerat, uliI in mAttotu Of aeoon-
lnotation they do uot propose to DO surpassed ~
Ruy hrst-cl&4s Wholesale eat&bllzhn,ent ii tho
country.
Tbs o1ln4r1 Of shs Company sse D: J. powers.
&aAsiaAn3 Y. O. 2Eassy Vlas<Reasidsns M4F
, 1875-04-10
;. VARMlSH WORKS.
foE mr. vFn Avn nJrf1rt1T.n

fev manila t.ho hsvu all IN
,,.. 49,. ~ -. -,I',.
ioea o. 'ae s1ea' variety u 7oo7'aace" sa'el'uR
into the composition Of vatnlsh- Az SOL
,snFs @ es aud so'''"g ms'Fas sae1s
or,,tosn5 1,a,oo a., -,-,,ooss ~ ,,.,,nD
s'at'oa' "ue 1"o t'ees" ~ ''Au"
faetufe u seiy interesting 70 any person
Who ia 'ovcr Of chemistry. Good
varnishcs should present tho following character
,at,ca C;rut nftor rvinp tor o.outd ron,;, br;,1.
,a. ."'sss.;.s y. sa ~, .,.,.".1
aa"'' no9 E'eaeu'iAs s,sa7s of 'athaAnea sl.e-
face; sacond, they Should adhere closely to tho
surfaees to Which they are applied. 90 a. not to
scale on oyou after a considerable time: third.
thcr lrrine x,,on,d he rn,,i1 I'D ,ha;r h,r,no..
49, 1'''oe e1o- ~ 'nl"' a|u '"e'' u'A."eeo
"non o1y ~ blo"s AZ poeslolo "4thoas Tcnoer1og
thcm too brittle.
To fulfill Ill these reoujrcn,euts, great care IL
reont,ed at everv atotvo ~ Tin fet;cata n,nccta
=, ...s.s....,.. u. -.
ot tn@ouiaetu'o. -na' ~ uac8e arc many chaseS
which cohsp!rc TO intuso the goods. lnng expo
tience Ia necessary to inRuro success.
, 1875-04-10


DIR. Scflcllc1k's Standard Remedies.
Tho standard Eonces for all diseases Of tho lungs ars
Schoneks rnln,oatc Srrup. achcncks ssa Weed TouIc
and schsncks Mandrake Pll1. and, It taken bsfurs ths
lungs arb destroyed. speedy eurn il effected.
To thsse ,hfos medicine. DR.. J. a. Schsnck. Of pha-
dolphin, Owes h!s uasirAed in tho treatment Of
pulmonary diseases.
Tha Pu1Monc syrup rlrens tho morbid matter In the
trnEs; nature throws 1t OH by e8sy
whaa the pheEm OF Ma!tor IL rps slight cough will
throw of tbs pausut haa and thu lunKa begIn to
hcAi.,
Tn enable ths ru]7ontc sysn? tn do this, Schencka
Mandrake Pills aod Schencxs Sas Wced Tonic he
freely u'ed IN cleanse the stomach And seF. Sehcneks
Mandrake Pills set tho res. removing ali ob.tspc-
tInu, tr'At TIM gall bladder. tho bs frsay, aud
TIE !ivcr ia rc!tsved.
6ehenck'a Sea Weed Tonic Il srntts stinulsnt and
at'satlre this tlkA of which II Il esnpo.od ssos wI,h
tho food and Aoo4nR II atiIts tho digestion by
tnns the stomach tn healthy c,ndhlnn, that hs
food and the rul9ne Syrup vii! znGxe good blond then
the uns hes aad ths patient viii saxAy got wall
u taken to pscront fsesh opld.
Az who With Ia consutt Dr. Eehonck, efthsr personally
b5 later, do a, Ids principal nce. corner Of
s!Ith and Afch-sh,. Phsiadslphia- a,oEy Monday.
Schcneks .dcInas sold by I'll druggists througha
out tie cnnutry.
, 1875-04-10
BRIDGE BUILDERS.

~. TIT, 1H1 ~3174S@N "H.0ok tuaF@SF'
Iho traveller Whllo bowling along over ono Of
tue magnificent bridges Of sou,a railroad limo Ia
ant to tdnire tho atr,ntnro an cracefuI cot
.tr,,1 th,, .,,ns ,,,a Ss.ss, ..e. 49,, -
st1oae' saa' ala"a tne Eap'a curfont, anu pof-
haps, to wonoos where 1t WIZ u,ade, and. carrying
out tho tram Of ideas, to yislt iu fancy enc of
tho great manufactures that turns ont such
wor1. o.ch ni.ca -, .hs,,, 10 t-,,,n,n,
"s@ te.e y. ""ta uso4up"
o1 engineering anu mechanical sklll. lie
Haea In Imagination tho aWarthy Workmeu
reelected against tho lnrid background ot the
, 1875-04-10

GEORGE b. SWIFT & co.
iMfEniAL A1LE-1RRAsE AND 8NfFfx TAtLbW.


COMPOUND.
Within tho tas4 fc1 years the n1annfao-
tur" Of wagon groaao has reaehol fmmenss pro-
portions. At tho head Of producers IN thia limo
ia the firm Of George b. Swift. Of this city, who
manufacture tho Widely-knovn Imperial AxIa.
ureaao for *agons bugEica. carriages, otc., md
"sT1st'" Tsllo~ COMPOUND" for ar-jonrnats.
Mr. hH'ft has bcen engaged In thu manufao-
sure and sale Of Ereaac for number OF years,
and perl'nrs knows better than any other man
in this country what Ia wautcd In
that limo. Thu Imperial ls perfect
]absscatos, pute and uuniultesated made by a
procesH OF datlllatiou peculiar to this firm BE-
comparison with other BRANDS, tts Superiority ia
At once apparent. 4 visit 10 their factory, la,
144. and lis Fulton street, will an.lafy tho most
tncrctluloua hat not particle Of refse greaso or
fattv matter entets into tho composition Ut their
attic1eH. During tho past winter shey havo In.
creased t1,oir capacity one-haf, and rot fud
roatly sale for all TINT can Lo turned ont
Mossss. George u. Swift 4: Co. arc among tle'
most entotpratng aud wtde-a"nke manufacturing
Arms in the city, and their gootln ntn every day
extending tho name and famo Of Chicago ~
manufacturing centre.
, 1875-04-10

FRASER, CHALMERS CO.
arc among tho representative manufacturers Of
Chicago. Tlreo years ago they succeeded the
Eagle Works Manufacturing Company, with
whom tboy had baon connected "a managers and
1nombors for over thirty years. aud purchased
thei. patterns and tools. They have the larg-
ost stock OF pattarns Wcsk OF Nor York. md
erosy facility possible for manufacturing their
speciatties, which arc stonm.engincs. boilorB,
gold. silvor. md copper miniug~machipcry of
the hlshoas cxcoltouco for milling, smelling. aud
concentration. Thoy also pay particular atom
tion to tho manufacture Of general machinery.
The dtmenslous Of FraBer+ Chalmers i Co.'s
manufaotory arc 120xlGo foct occupying four
floorH. II Ii situated at l1o to las Fulton street,
bctwoen Union aud ua!H.od strootH. They eua-
ploy 10 skilled 1uen. who arc kopt constantly
busy to supply tho demand for their excellent
machinery. Tie meu1bcrs Of tho firm nro all
practical men, and their stye Of dolug bustneas,
which Is honorable Iboral, and prompt, Inns
built np Al immense trade, which extends 10 the
far Wese aud 10 tho uapat distans pointa Of ths
Uuion,
They l,nvo also ecnL largo amounts of mining
machinery to South Asnsrica nnl Mexico, aud
have this epting sent concentrating machinery
Ing thotr poraonai supervision to tho details Of
tho business, Mossrb. Fraser, Cha!n,ets d 60.
roac,, degree Of oxcellsuco impossible In e.
sabl1shmcnss Which have not those advantages.
THE ntcsiAhDs IRos-wonEs.
This ws1l known al.d old established 1nanufac-
tory IL located ut Nos. Al anl 40 South Jefferson
stsoos. with thesf extensive works ill!ed with
the best improved machinery. They a1o cousid
crad tho old reliable housa for tho manufacture
Of steam.ongIncs, mill and elevator machinery
baw-nlIa, pumps. otc. Taoy report their busi.
ness M daily tmpFoEang. and orders flowing
III from all parts Of tho country. The
reputation OF thla house for build
iug 1lrpt-c!Aas machinery IL worldwide,
aud = credit 10 our ctr. Yloir annual salcs e1-
tend to all parts Of tho uuioo, aud beyond to
South America. They haYo built and equipped
niue ous OF ten Of tho graln-o!evatoEs built III
tho Western Bts.os. and hayo built several Of the
largest and finest engines over "tuEnea out" 10
Chicago. Their motto IL. "Tho best machinery
at lair pricea.' It u 4ucl manufactures ~ tho
Kiclarls Iron Works that aro avery day cxtend-
Ing tue naIns and famo Of Chicago - a manu-
featuring centre to tho most blatant parts Of tho
Union, and are true representatives OF tho pluck,
onergy, aud goahekditiyenegs Of out etty's inapu-
flttulGF1,
, 1875-04-10

shoif money hero previously, to ba Invested ne
margins On wheat and pork, and came 10 eet IL
back. But they Ill canae At onoo, and that fact
defeated tho intention. Whoa they soro a1f
buyeEs prices sdvanced like magic, and vhen
they al wanted to ae1l--they found that
that kind pt union was fatal to strength.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Palmer Houss-Lyman X. Eddy, rh!]ade1phi. !.
John II. Fitzpatrick. rttsburg John Harold, San
francisco; Z. G. Preston, Detroit; WILLIAM II .
seoat, England; Frank McDonsld, ct. Louis; 4. m.y-
f1eh, New York ]. r. Gay, Cincinnati Louis Rxp4t
New York; William l. ppsr, phtiadslphIs; Victor
osns oelstron, Baltimore James II. Parker, Pitts
eaFa tohasles II. Plum, San Francisco; ". II,
HAnngstoo, = Hloux CITY; s&naea Meorsig. Kentucky !;
coip1sao oo,s IL T!r5s ostosni3
III Frank atoas. Now York; b. b, Hoys, SPRING
Ss,a Gsn Q. ". Tsnney, BOSTON !, John IL o,tluofs
Seott pailsdelphia .Graa PIr,!e- lard.
Haea fsi,nd 4 frsaton Davenport; liansy Curtis
lid Nsx io,Ss x.';m Sn. g; WaTsa. nua.io; Adam
J.us Btsse, P.sis; g. psr,s M Yors Ais4aeHs;
Hs.tea; ts;1z Z L Ma.fsss asad, Gss,; &c:
nu.'.lol Rsy. 4. ": Besb;%sase. % Hoehe.te.. "ta'
stens y. Yo,t Dean Paul; jacob i.sshop. e.
sase' c.npsou. usSasq: pal;.dsph!s Y: Ii. cosl.
do; William Smith, 6an Fransiscs J.,nas T.; I1 I9ie
caq I.n n Il Peaa1sy o%:a.; anodsrs.s sious
nAsoit: J. II. Ksth Ts1As; l. 4.n;: n .: Haaassn. @as.
:7tsoat snita ~ van ina.1s Z
xSssssf oa..s. xSGIs 9.f5sis
4sazFs 4laaa Boston aob.t Ms.is, fsStso1pp fSaspoft
ih!ssh!. T:;s:i w..d assal k'ssa :, Y. b.st:1 = =
szHs sstAsAa ass taahs q. L A,;lGi4 SasasaSss
, 1875-04-10
In Chicngo They Arc Manifold
and Extensive.
And MIKE Tho Gar,lcn CitJ Froun With
Coal.Smoke, Willie She Smiles
will, Plenty.
Then and Now-statistics Of tho Yoars
1853 and 1874, Showing an Un-
prccedcnted Growth.
With Sone Of tho Leading Establishments Which
Have Contributed to Her Present
Greatness.
INTRODUCTION.

Chicago tsayc1cra abroad speak With com-
mondable psido Of their cty'n extensive mauu~
factu.,ng interests. Thoy aro pleased to cite
tho rapid growth Of tho city for tho Inst quarter
OF contury. to recall tho deBtruction OF 1871 In
connection with ller speedy sud magnificent ro-
building, nnd to meaaure her progress by tncans
Of tho cl,a.,uo!s Of trado kept full tn oyorowiug
By tho products Of her busy factorios. III 1860,
commercial writor OF Rbiltty shfd: "Tlle masl-
ufactor,es Of Chicago arc still In thor Infancy"
bu. tho atatistlca Of 1856 showed tho total vhIno
Of manufacturing capital to 10 s7,753,4o1. turn
iug out s15,5t5,0G3 worth Of work, aud cn1-
ployng 1868 banda In tho various
departments" Since that dnto tie intorosts havo
Increased In almost uniform compound ratio,
vastly greater than thoae of tho other great
manufacturing centres, Eow Yorls- Philadelphia
aud pislsburg, until At present moro than ono
half tho total population OF tho city subs'Bt or
arc engaged either as propriotors or laboresB In
carrying on the mammoth establishments In our
vicinity. Tho figuros for 1871 show as follo1s !:
Capital, s94.4o3.44s; products, e222, Oh, oic; /;
employoa i.G52,-numberB which demonstrate
oven to tho most cautious economist that tho
gear 1900 will 800 Chicago tho greatest manu-
featuring contro on oaEth.
Prominent among tacao almost iunumorabie
intoEosts is tho manufacture Of
, 1875-04-10

Tho extensive bridge and car. worls Of Wells,
French j. Co. arc 1ocatol at TMonty-eocon1
street, co1not OF Dluo Island avehuo, aud their
downtown o!fico as tho southwest corner OF Mad
lion aud Dearborn. This tigin Ia too well known
by long aud honorable career to mood extended
comment from ,,s. 1u thosr apeciaitica OF brldGo
their nanufactories arc largo and cosnpioto III
alI details and facilities for 20 largo business.
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II appears that the act approved
January 18th. 1879. 10 provide for tho
resumption VI specie payments author
isca tho Secretary u tho Treasury to
increase tho volumo Of hvo pcr cont
bonds 10 tho extent of Z $50. OOO, 900,
II necessary 70 enable him TO prepare
for tho redemption contemplated BY
tho not. Chicago Tribune,
All At onco intcress..lay would como
around and the Government would lind
that !. had some go, 0O0. 900, wo will
shy. ~ pay nut for interest 10 gold.
with plenty 81 ereenbacks hu. no gold
on hand % pay tt Chicago Tribune.
Why not sell bonds ID raise go.
oon. 900, IL interest rather than lot
4 3sa, 900. 600. 1T nnn interest bcurinr
debt, ncighbury Don't tall. about
honest money hut eanllnc youaseII
10 tho question.
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\ lKf IL
sit lt n
a II g 80
y 81 20 AH a ~ -
An Tit a g $50
LII ht4l ttA ,lrupiu Aiei
t4At.ii intu iiGe tsNitl'rt A tHl'
an st,a anl ,tH Mill liasr AZ t'snN
them esuait. nal lllr rntaHl, hase
~ \" ~ l,anil.'A ior 'len which
will exhaust ssnr stock 81 nturh
that son will In obliged 10 buy
more g,vls which l. a gva,
tr,uhle. Ii YIN advertise. I'm ,
II gi.e@ Your place reputation
Al,r,ad; f,lks will ro there md
cr~d Won and make N ,.r lively.
III ypn don't want 81 nv ANYTHING
keep A. still n You can -. N :. \.
(onl Advertiser
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II inur Lifc Worth IO l'eutss


siel.nrss prevails everywhere, nnd
cser,haly complains o. sumo disease
during their l,ie. When sick, thu oh
jcet |. 10 set we'll; now ~ ~ plainly
that no person III this world that d
suffering with DyspopsiA. Liver CON-
plant and 10 effects, such ~ lndigss-
tion, Costivsncas. sick Headache. sour
Stomach, HEARTBURN. lalpisaslon Il
tho Heart, Depressed Spirits, lsillioas.
nsss, 10, can taks 0rosn's Augsss
Flower without getting relief and osrs.
L yoa doubt this, 20 70 your Druggist
!. !. Clemmsr and get sample BIT
10 for 10 cents and Try Il. h~gula
siso ID cents. Two buses Will rolisv
you. sol3O. !
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rxcess OF honor or honcsty.

DR.. Bcardsls, who came 10 Crescc
- IN experiment, ~ % the time he
should remain. has found 20 much on.
enlargement III tho demand for work
" finished lualt, combining strength
and durable qualities that he has ie.
ci'lra 10 become permanent resident
III cur town,
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III building, Mnllct affects tho Cor.
inthian order somewhat, hut In swear.
ing hc clings TO the Gothic style.
There's great dcal moro angularty
than archncs about lns profanity. =
II, Louis Republican,.
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Tho Republic Magazine for An.
gust il before ~. Tho number con-
tains tables and reviews TINT arc worth
moro than yeat'a sal aellltlie.i, /. !. ~.
II ought u extend IN II Ia hpyaul
tha illl distaIrl tlfeA,ien Il nflatsw
anl syant " tirfst 81 II il8sln.t altt
spaA, utter H. ~ IA sal, ttt,,t
gl.l .isatA+ 1'le 'sraa'l'l' II rth'ish
" n NuaffMta u y l nl't n.
a.tss ,'g Ns
1T N.sli taH ast N.s III
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They may talk about thu pressure II
kelly's motor to tho square inch being
10000 pounds, but wc know man
whose breath has . greater pressure II
the square inch than lilo motor has u
tho square acre.
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Judge l.nvu II tho y. Circuit
Court has been appointed % fill tie
rrotcssrrshir of law 1t tic State ! 'ni-
srr.ity, Iowa ti'y, vacated W. q 4.
ealsot aca Molnes Il 10 - trsrria III itfs
q lool, SITTER and protect his tsA.'i,'e
Interests Ills personal ialerss, il their
validity ougl, .ninao bin /, lea,c
Ii, hpueh.
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VI " tfuss tss e4 AA As, e8
-, n 49, ihs 4 l.a,ast Ills vi l..
~ fall tsf lesa ~ tsFfg aNA a
stish hF pail ,8s 1HatHsfs rash. AM
stsr highest matAe' lfivr w. II Atsl
hasing MI W. ran naaain ana pAtsng
cash Look w hs ads.s,isem.n,. and
when ,ca have ha,ssf d sil II will be
10 ,cas in,sres. 10 End lilly before
sslitas
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Nj william dsarse Day lenslse-
I'D red faced walks. b plying MA 70
ea.ion IN diaervn. parts n The state.
llis grace aad waiting qaalisiss srs
bes. displaysd when walking away
from = newspaper bill. The rress
needs 10 beware Of him. lie has no
excess oil honor or honesty.
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1sho tr;an.ls 80 tnaamr

The friends Ut vassnr College
say TINT fewer Of their pupils die;
md tho friends Of Elmirn College
any TINT more IT their pupils ~,
married; and now all the girls
want II change from \asrur u
Elnli,n.
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~ ~ InS.

i1l' will pleasp TAX Hsflsfi ihai
III fhe l4s Sale he'll IA ftfs.a. In RI.
county II Howard In The Site Il ln.u IN
lin III Is II uslnter. 4 II IL liz tnl.
sahin 'l.ssflhel real property. in.sll
H. s'Altfeat ,isn,iHr IA lle northwest
allrfff aaiian tsttsf iawnAiills ninety sHspn
Il nsse thirteen We, .*tFrt Two apte. iii,
sfatAAaaHi sufner III liz a4uta NHs s0li iii
4 T Itatlttti t0r ti,r sttu II lltr dollars
Anl tltefsRn Hsnla nnA tiat IL fiHli ~
rei8'ltalpn VIII ssliirp ani i tltai l.r .hii
lal y a unl,sa fe.tsMi IN fteH puii
e 8 tAi ni'hH ~ laY. i,am u, cam.
rlp ! Iff tHmf
i'Sl.i iul4 4t nsa na
i L. Iuntttile
I'lifiaf isas@
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The Dabaqus Herald has y subscrib.
" who waa.s the dor ordnance repeal.
sd because Il Isn't worth while 10 Lus
Do csnls worth II collar ~ three conls
worth v dr.. Toll him 70 rsssind ths
whclp.
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~ 4, ~ i,.S.

spt' Ntil plesAe lnk" nniirp Tint NJ
tl,f In iale 'lpll IL sIr4un, III thu county
II lIpNafi. III he Ala'r If loNg. III iIc
I'LL dtA II October \ " lsis. tie follow
lits 'leseFltntlfeal ptepeis, tnsail
III spishNes quarter ~ tfe naftllnpAl
uliltlsr # section township i, rlnge Il
Hi II lhT 3fltr, ~, esr.lt I'm anIeA IN
enllfrasi corner III ihr same Nas mlli ii
N Il, I,au'lilh for llie tltiu III IIsr InilArs
lnsl tNnty. iEht rrnt ANIL thAi tn rI4li II
redemption sll expire alnl
dell fnr eAli land
III aiataf u8htss n leusifipu ftatl tsth saie
II truth Whit go saya tlaM l!lt saalhied
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Tho state is paying 81 10 n l,usllel
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The rreptie,cr y me fieea llcsss
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bus In tho eity.--Aastin Nefis.er.
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An exchange declares that Brigham
Young has offered 10 MARI, oil the
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