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The daily gazette., 1875-05-25

SUPREME LODGE KNIGHTS OF PY-
ruIAs.-This body yesterday decided
to hold its next session in Philadelphia
on the fourth Tuesday in August, 1876,
also to do away with the travelling
shield which has been SO objectiona-
BILE to the order throughout the coun-
try, and restore the universal pass
word. A committee Of thirteen was
appointed to make arrangements for
the Centennial Celebration in Phila-
delphia, The 10Th of February was
established as the anniversary of the
order and a day of celebration. A
committee of three was appointed te
prepare new manuel, with instruc
lions TO report at the next session 0.
the Supreme Lodge: Supreme Chan
cclor was authorized TO take steps tt
establish the order In foreign countries
Washington Star, May 90.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-25
Crnzcd by Ill Treatment.

Miss Ellen A. George. of London. n IL.
the girl sixteen years old who was so
brutally outraged by Stevens, at Con-
terbury, for which crime he IS now ser
wing thirty years sentence in the STAGE
prison, was badly frightened by drum
ken man named Smith Sargent, who made
his way into the house Thursday after
noon. Sargent, after noisy alteration
with the girls mother about pair oot
cart wheels he wanted to borrow, made
his way into the girls room, and she. be-
ing in a very delicate and nervous con
dition, became alarmed and fed the
house. When she was found she was "A
raving maniac, and very little hopes are
entertained Of her recovery. She seems
to imagine that Stevens is pursuing her
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DIRECTORS

Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays, at
a A NJ
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srsmhopper. peyeur,ng Flax.

CHICAGO, May PA special to the In
ter Ocean from st. Louis says: L. j.
Hilliard, q well-known citizens OF Car
bondale, Usage county. ILL.,, was on
Change, in this city, to-day, and stated
that the farmers of his and adjoining
counties had planted acres OF faxseed'
thinking it would be exempt from grass
hopper rayages, as they have never be-
fore touched that plant; but within the
past two weeks they have begun on the
fiaxseed and are eating it up. Mr. Hili,
lard himself had eighty acres planted
and growing we'll last week. since when
the pests have attacked and completely
destroyed it. Flaxseed has always been
regarded as exempt from the remorse-
lass appetite-of the hoppcrs. Farmers
they have consoled themselves that they
had at least one crop to fall back on,
and they feel very much discouraged
over the last move of the enemy.
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Poor MRs LINCOLN, widow Of the ex-
President, has been ndjudged of unsound
m nd on the petition OF her son Robert
and been consigned to an insane asylum
at Batavia, III. 1t does not appear that
her mind was sufficiently impaired to rem
der her in the slightest degree dangerous,
and she is said to be greatly affected by
the declssion. When it was announced
she took the hand of her sol in an affec.
tionate manner aud exclaimed, Oh
Robert; to think that my son should ever
have done this" Mrs. Lincoln has a for
tune Of S75, 900, and the young mas pro
fessed to believe that this:was in dan
ger of being wasted by his mother. Their,
is:a disposition to condemn his actien Al
harsh and uncalled for, but it would .be
wiser to await further particulars of th'
case.
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1t is recorded of the celebrated
French thief Cartouche that whenever
he had made very good hit his first
thought was to get himself in the style
of a man of birth and rank, with red
heels to his shoes and coat of arms on
his seal. This seems to be the instinct
of whole class rather than of any par
ticular member of that class. In the
course of the examination now making
| in Alabama into the ways and means
by which that scurvy impostcr Spencer
got himself foisted into the United
States Senate, it has come to light that
he was accustomed to write his notes
to his tools and adjutants. giving them
directions as to the fraudulent use of
money and of troops in the work OF
procuring his seat upon very handsome
paper bearing his monogram and AT
engraved motto, 'Dieu defend le
Droit." This is the motto of Ear
Spencer; and it is clear therefore thai
Spencer as soon as he had scraped to
getner a certain sum of money belong
ing to other people and found himsel
on iha way toi oitleSenate Chamber, mus
have looked up the arms and device o
the Lord Of Althorp and appropriated
them. In its way this is almost as goot
rs the performance credited to anothe
a distinguished statesman" of heperoi'
+ Mr.. William NJ. Tweed. OF him W
are told that being sadly put to it t
affiliate himself with any known fam
:, lily of arms-bearing nobility and gen
try of Great Britain, he hit upon til
c happy thought of cribbing the arms
coronet, supporters and all, of Hay
:, Marques of Tweeddale, perhaps o
- the ground thet as "all flesh is grass
he might fairly consider himsclfa kin
man OF the Hays.-'Vorld.
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irARG AIMS
- In Linen handkerchief, all prices and
st received.
n. j. SHARP,
4th and Market SITS
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Vol

v AVAl
/ LII
|EoHll'A| |
Il Trains l|
Il Philade|
6.l0, $50,
A y. M.
II Philade|
4 u. II, l2.41
Il Baltind
Il E.0.02, q. nj
Il BaltiInd
q. IN. 1; III
n Trains 1
i New q
IN.
II liarrind
II -. %, O. NJ
4 DelnRT|
Il LIN.
tEPhiladi
i 80, p. M
Il Philad|
a Baltirn|
n For fu1
erred I'd
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HARDWARE, DC.
S. L. coz. THIRD 4 sniPLEY s4s.

Have always on hand q full assortment OF
Iron and steel. Best brands OF American
Hammered and Rolled Lars, English lietinch
lars of all sizes: Band, Hoop and silt IRON I;
best Norway Nailrods and Auger shapes, Cal
vaized and Black Sheet Iron, Cast, shear,
Blister German, Swede, Spring, Tire, Ma,
chnery and Tap steel. smith, coach AMI
other Hardware. Horse Shoes, Horse shoe
Nails, BoraN,' BoltG, Clips, Nuts, Washers,
Mnilcable Castings, Wagon Boxes, springs,
Axles, spokcs, fcllocs, shafts, Bows, &C.
Carriage canvass, Oil Carpets, l.attinctt, I'm
aneled Top and Dash Leather, and Coach
Hardware Of all kinds. Iron Wire Galyan-
zed Nails, Babbit Metal, Lead Speltcr Banca
Tin, Sheet Zinc, &c., &c., smiths and other
tools, Anyils, Vices, Bellows, Siedges, Ham.
mers, Shoeins Knives, Files, Rasps, smiths
Drills, Tire Bcndcrs, Twere irons, stocks and
Dies, GfindstOnes, Crlnks and Rollers, Back
CHAINS. &C.
All VI which will DC sold al very low prices
wholesale and retail, for cash or approved
credit, MARI 1868
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WlLMINGToE. DEL
Bowers 11oof Liniment'

After 30 years OF practical experience with
horses, in staging, tcamlng, &c, have learn
ed that more horses have been crippled by
mattentIon to the feet than all other diseases
sOmDmed. After many experiments | have
round the true remedy TO PREVENT the dis
ease OF the MOOT, or restore it after negligence,
% wnat nature intended 1t should bc-Mt
gredt support o( the nobie ANIMAL II the hoof is
lnfamed and diseased, the animal Is compare
lively worthless, THIS Lniment will surely
prercnt tins worst Of all diseases, Contraction,
Corns, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction of the
Back Sinew generally called Knee Sprung,
&c, and restore those that have been crippled
| by the want of such n remedy.
| RS-Try II, and il will never fal II properly
| applied, VIZ.
| Bathe the horses foot once a week, or often
| cr II necessary, at the heel ami frog, and
| around the hUOf close TO the hiur.
NJ. c. BOYER.
SOrrIsrpwn, Ia.
| Nix. NJ c. BoYEiI--Dear Sir; Ills is TO GER
tlty that have used your Linmcnt in my
stable Tor three months past, ON more than
| one hundred horses and ind ii the best pc
| paTatlon have ever used on horses 1t Is far
| better than you recommend it. send me live
cases ut once, by express. g. q. ID.
| HARRY HAMILTON,
No. lS2 West 3ist street New York City
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RANKS IND BANKERS

hlladelphia and New York Exchange FUR
ished to regular Depositors without charge.
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S. C. BIGGs. Register.
REGISTERS Order,
REGIsrER 8 OFFICE.


New Cattle County. March 18th. 1875.
Upon the application OF SARAH JANE
SHARPE, ExecutIix Of THOMAS II.
SHARPE, late OF Wilmington Hundred, in
said county, deceased: it is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Exocutiix
aforesaid give notice ofthe granting Of Let
ters Testamentary upon the Estate of the de-
ceased, with the date of granting thereof
by causing advertisements 70 be posted
within forty days from the date Of such
Letters, in six Of the most public places
of the County Of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Es-
tate to present the same, or abide by an
Act of Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided. And also cause the same to be insert
s1 within the same period In the Will
mingtOn Gazette n newspaper published in
WILMINGTON. and to be continued therein
three weeks, (E. o. d.
-, Given under the hand and Seal Of
[. g. Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
'---' New Castle, in New Castle County
aforeaid, tho day and year above written.
sc. BIdGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All person having claims against the Es-
tate o tho deceased must present tho same
duly atteSted 10 the txecutrix ON or before
March Goth 1876. or abide the Act Of Assem-
bly, in such caSa made and &EOvided.
SARAH JANE SHARPE,
EStcutriX.
Adaress-Wi!mington Del. mh27 7-3weod
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Dunbar system
SUCCESSFULLY

Interfering Invariably cured in once shOeihg
Knuokliug and knee-sprung horses lmme-
diately benefited and left in condition by the
aid OF vii ch nature soon effects a permanent
cure.
Lanoness from corns instantly removed.
Immediato re!iei given il Cases OF acute
founder.
others ertainipg to the foot and leg. heretofore
considered incurable by odd school, Neteri-
uarians, are by iudicious application OF the
DUNBAR SYSTEM relieved and cured.
Anatomical specimen exhibited at the ONCE
showing cause and effect.
Having been at great expense to acquire
thorough knowledge of the subject. and being
the only smith in the State to whom Mr.
Dunbar has impaired his. valuable method OF
treatment, I ar prepared to treat the worst
case the public can bring forward
I employ only competent men and per-
sonaliy supervise all operations.
once III Il3 Orange street.
DAEID WOOLMAN
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Spotted Tail says that when hc first
heard u Jesus Christ no could not sco
How tho white man could have killed
him. but that whom ho camo 10 know
WIN. rascal tho white man Ii, cspcci.
ally IN his treatment of tho Indians, Il
40 longer seemed strange that ho shsul,l
have killed even tho Son of tho Great
Spirit There isa plain, unadornod
leselness about tho head Of spotted
Tail that ought 10 enkindlc In tho bos.
om of hia venerable n,othcr.in-law an
emotion of something. yory nearly akin
to pride.
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W. 1,ttf+vs M~~a~.s H~s.

\ Fs~ las ses ~ serssssA w
- siss shsss Aat. "A Mftltes~s NJ
N tAe# i.hh hsMfs " sh.a 49, sra
snH s~ss ~ swms istas v@s~l stst Il
- rsr4aiaiaA as~a he sisrt f'A~y n.
"a uas Aass. ~ y Fall T~Ifls 4
rsesisasns. gans sse. Ara wsse rtr
rssel N live n wild ! "A "A 4 isfs. Ahss
sht I#shiar N .nm~ "A ah~ k*s~@a "
sheit dsme nnsek Ihss ~ese s~sA III
pahaase rrn,leman seeAmr~a ~
~ 'slsua II VI. river Wrat sr@ss's ~
|ss The rame. II the I'D. as~ vhsties
l.amrsaa livnt, s'late asa fsanh Ile-
ref, rue II them /. tho saa " th~
Mayer Il Aes.srgpr Thsv len Acee
IN Friday night a ls.a ws~l. THE
News sa,A their Atmam~ai, Witch hAI
msinl, been procured ,hrores ! msans
which, fof asesy We will call leste~.
inr. ~~~~s~s~a "a three .hnt rnn.. twa
t'nss, three REVIEWERS, ! rusty old mas.
kel, snd IN old hell .moa,hsd blamas,-
hass, : jae y whisky and ! wash Tub
full u cigars Thi. precious trio Nal
siso IN aency which thay proposed =,
e. u Florida aud buy ,ln acres of land
covered as Thick ~ they could stand
with orange trees each tree bearing a
million bushels III frnit. When they
e., ~ a, ~ Srcc,'- Ferry. however.
they found the nights colder than they
expected and wrote homo broad hint
II special train n palace ears should
he sen. after them, they nigh, possibly
be induced 10 forgive the old folks onec
more, and defer their VOYAGE until ths
tho nights grew warmer. These boys
subscribe In common for nasty littl0
paper known a. the Boys ani 0isls'
Weekly. ous of which they have Alled
their heals with an unutteraLlc mcss
ef nonsense, and this silly freak II tho
result. Mr.. Clarke In now absent max.
ing terms with tho young buccaneers.
aud th,y will probably b. home within
= few days Dubuque Times,
Dino novels nal jug II personal
liberty. Wall. wall.
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MI NilAs~ steel u nns sAs wnis
r#tt=r II sA+ ev#rttt ~hr+# .t~Hist~i
he~ ihs seesu&shmsni a ins~es. ~,
sHMrisra " ivTisr ! ~ish ~ sAe w
ssnsian u ssm. inf.sAsl msrhins u IN
sisrs,. ,seh rssss - ssa e,ss Hss.
sse Nss \ *evma H. rs that sht A.
~mirs,s~n IN srssurr An s~'su tnaw
leirt II erssesalegs sfs ~As. u nesi
needed IN this ,lifeessan
have nus srrn lwdhag VI h~s
" VI, hpa~ Ies msny years III ~
army n shem ~ess h - hsusrh, In,
~rrtaty ~oali speedily .t,r~inaa,
them, hui | think tleaniine~ Il The
hest And perhaps the only preventive
The rcmmnn hsa.r n, le nnt m.l~a
believing that |, more than e.mpea,
Sasss ies its sr"a,as y, clearing .he Al.
,rusrhere n eniavis anl Tho animal
ealrs which alwass arise from the ru.
,refaeslon n 'lesa, Ing Substances during
the warm weather ~, als,, with shs
birds, which arr quite numerous here
during the summer, instead II shoot.
ins them cr setting NJ ~arec.rfpvs IL
frigh.en them away, threw uut every
possible inducemcnt fur them IL hull
their nesta In my huit trees The
biras capture largo share uf The In.
ssc.s In tho larsal state. ani shns The
millers are prevented from dero.itinr
eggs ssr future crop Of worms AZ
10 tho loss of f,ni. by the birds. the
latter ars always sure TO bc on hand In
iorca In tho season of ripe fruit. whslh.
o. they como early enough u take the
worms or not. For thu residue II In.
sccts which infcst my vegetable garden
| find TINT tho laboratory u tho cho-
mist furnishes materials fatal u thou,
all. among which white hc!lebore and
cayenne pepper arc q tho most utility;
tho bug or wprm which cannct hnd
vegetation unnavorcd with tllcsc ar
tieles will seek i.s brcakfas. elsewhere,
and loavu my garden unmolcsted. a
Tow drops of earbolic acid In q pint Of
water will clean house plants from llco
IN ycry short time. II mosquitoes oi
bloolsuckers ,nfssl our sleeping rooms
NJ nlght, W. uncork bottle III tho oil
u pcnnroyal. and these Insects leave
IN groat haste, nor will thcy return
while tho air III tho room II loadcd
with tho fumes u tha. aromatic herb
lfrsts enter thu cellar. a little powder.
ca potash thrown into their holcs or
mixed with meal and scattered In their
runwa,a never fails to drive them
away. Cayenne pcpper viii keep tho
buttcry aud storeroom frcc from ants
and coekroaches. charles Thompson,
In tho Scientific American.
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sssss,an "A sawhst 4 ,#ws sila~s
u ~ ur. .s~wsst+ tsa MI tsaMs
W 1slsAs + sh+ sAstm a ,ssfr#ss, =
" sss@A ~ rsaas.asa,saa. .Asr# II
~A4eA III r~llsi4sl PARTIES 80 fsssl4l
rass, assas ,hs tsws,A 4 ssr. u ,As
HHHiss N tst~a ~ ~ls.h M ~. rss
" shall W tiwstll. ~ w. uskps II
president, lHsu ssek ~ s~esam.n.
i saf'eA ,he rrwrls - ,hes ~ "
s,tittsA w sa~i. eAsss. v, t..si~siuu
further shst they ase Ha~ ,.at,,va "a
u ave. assisI,s, .,e n mss HAPPEN
W 'hs f~tafs histss u ihs rtaasss
,hs. u change ~ executive heesuse Ne
hss Asa Eight ,ssts IN oMr. ~il ,snse
anfutaaa,s " IVA disastrous. n. W..
vali,alste. lam VT, nes hase v,tt
htsn candidate ius denomination |
~~~lA nt' sts@fa ! npsninAiinn " II
wete rendered. MHlvse II shpMfsi suihs
ah,lrt sarh .itmvam.,snees NJ /. make
!, ~ imperative dn.,, circumstances
net likely u arise.
Comment IA needless The states.
man and The ra,,ie. str shawn IN every
i.lsn and n,teranec II The h,st iwn Let.
trrs. The nattcw. selfish. eaar,ins.
greedy eeosit. II shawn IN Grants 1T.
tyr. Aud vt, |, IA very probable
,ha. by the ase II power, patronage.
influence nml corruption. Grant IN lt1d
will prove himself stronger than his
party, a. hc did IL lsI2 and will com.
mand a denominations The huttah and
enthusiasm VI the Centennial ,ear will
help him u great exteut, and when
tho issue il 10 DO directly faced, he
will tc there.
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Scarlet rcser.

Perhaps II IN not generally known
that tho contagion Of this disease Ia
most active after tho fever hns dirap-
pcared. and tho dincasc hss reached
the atsge Of what IL scientifically j. called
dssqaamasion. Or. In common parlancc.
"thc poalng III u thu dead skin.
sometimes In largo patches, but erner-
ally In tho form ofbranny scales. These
little PARTICLES of dead skin contain tho
contagion in its strongest form. and ~
tho littlo patient has generally reeoy
cred ~ ~ n about when this dis
quamation II II iis height. tho disease
Il spread among its neigllhors and play
mates. Any person ce,ning W contact
with chilA rccovcrin, from tho ,lir.
eass rum tho risk of carrying away
enough consagion 70 take the disease
himself. or TO communicate II - their
children. A few moments stay in 4
close room wherc this procrM II lies.
qnamation II going on II sometimes snf.
6cient to produce the disease: and close
bodily contact even IN tho open air IL
equally dangerous.
Our medical mon say child should
be secluded from its mates or any one
liable 10 tho discasc until tho skin ha~
resumed i's perfectly natural state. All
clothing worn during sickness Or con-
valetccncs should cither b burned ~
worry thoroughly disinfee.ed All rooms
which have bssn EXPOSED 10 TIN con.
,ngion should 10 omp,ied u their con
tents. cariins and fixtures Of cloth
should bs thoroughly disinisctel. and
ths room txpossA 10 tho fumes of
burning sulphur for several hours or
thoroughly purified with some u tho
MIRO modern preparations " carbolic
acid or rhloralum.
II il claimed by high authorities
that. by ~ unremitting and intclli.
gent n.e of disinfrcsants. and coniining
tho sick child u ono or two attendants.
thr disease III taken Ia season eau
10 confined u ono room 81 ! house.
and 10 mo child In family of several
children. For .his purpose ihc
rirk room should b. the np~rmn~,
room, ~ thc l,onrc.
Tho bcsi prevcn'ises 50 can
recommend am whnlcroma diet,
pure mir anil cleanliness. with cheer.
inlnenr, faith. and good courage. II
Oneida iralIar.
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How IN Become Rich.

My su.rrrn II ewing IL liberal.
i, IN advertising. bonner.
The ron,l Ia fortune N through
printers ink. I. I. lsuranm.
"l,rln.ii aud constant mlycrtir.
ing brought ,nt nll ! own. 4.
L. stewart.
"S,"c.ss depend. upon liberal
patronage II printing offices.
j.. i. A~lnr.
..lluw ran thc wnrll know nn,n
las u good thing ,l,lcs. he Mlvcr.
iires the r4,.s.-sinn Of IL. vnni.
erhit.
M \ son. deal with men who nj.
.erti~r, YEN will never lose by II.
Ben. Franklin
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Tho Detroit FREQ Press: 1T costs
I 900. they say. to educate y girl ~
tasrar College. hut when She gots her
diploma sho can hang on tho srapsse
head downwards, kick open . gate.
JUMP tcnee or crowd Sn,,cy chap "n
tho sidewalk, and thu money il MT
wasted" Then. there il 4 fellow Ia
this State who ought 70 20 10 vsssar
College for wifs. IL says ho wants
II marry young woman who can sling
4 dinncr.pot over the kitchen and kick
4 dog 10 ,------
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nassAt aestA Mn lmNs its fsshs
\ AsH.s Ns~~ss4s~tssr t's.4
sh@ars IVA
f'tst ~. | sAs4sfmlis s.e~mmtna
80 NA,sAtt sr~lns M@sAins TA@ss
i W asfismt .saa ,Asi 1ssrA ttssst
ssissf~esl.a ~ shs rarphssst II y
- ~isthist@ IN Fsiss#. II hus Ana
~ 49, ~ sasisA ratvAasins kr~ns.
saA 'gfsHwNts III Nsaals shs ushss
Ths aiseAans allewea lstsans msln =.
|, W. ,hssl~ss marhi~~ considering sAs
4ssiiss " ihs masl+s ratsens ~sll
''aHsal' their 'essfes.a Y, rsrehasas
40 u,hsf
suy Truly Ne.r.,
tAlt,n Purchasing AT
Mich. State ufsnge.
rhe Nhisa+, Manufacturing e. /,
have rlsteA their machines IN shs
rsskss nr'sn their MERITS and have no
hssl'shts n sesaine them ess m trial
fps information. circulars A., address
T'as Wnrssv NJ. ~,
~, Ws-Aiusson 81, chicago fik.
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An exchange declares that 9TH.
chief purpose oilnng dresses Il H.
enable their wrarcrr ID cheat III
PLAYING eroquc,." That may h~
iht chi.i object, bnt wc cant kcc
hnw ans Nnlual, III iarie could con.
.ilr the '.,nc.aling of Il gigantic
pnir III i..' il 4rnndarv nhirrt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-02

y II Sheridan has just admitted 10
fficnd that il being married msais
that isllo~ bas got " take oG h.
e""'' y the ea'gs anl creep ap s,ai,e
" ID ~ tho lark ~ that bis vito can,
- w. riuvk. i.'s not 10 much fuu =
hc had heer informed Il was.
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\ Massachusetts, reporter. in M
account VI 4 tiv, incidental.
speaks of tllc time "whcn MeMre.
Shndracl,, Mcslach n Co. got the
laugh nn Nchuchndnezznr."
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John Steele, the qnon,lsm pe.
trolcmn, millionaire sl'oaI-Oil
Johnny il working on 4 bridge II
Shelby County In. for si.75n day
nie wife clinge IL him vet.
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II sa,. Tom. what did you clear Ly
that stock nreeula.,ont" Clear. =
said Tom. why | cleared my loek
sts,
Its generally tho rats with hat
boy,." rhilosophiealIy remarks Mis.
anthony. chat they look l,ks thar
mother and aet Ike their father
lIn,usr has Il half million investr,I
~ l"ses. Lnt I.yin I'homp.on har 70.
aIilsd al,oui that much vii " calves.
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L a. GANfiEiD.
JUSTICE ~ TIE PENCE.

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