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back for it seemed to her that it must be
crying and. sobbing somewhere out in the
wild world.
Presently stray beeze came along in
shore, brisging faint odors of aromatic gums
and spices from islands over sea, mingled
wite freshness of the waves. Then the
little SHELF set up a kind of dumb show
that the wind understood, and said:
"Wind, dear, kind Mr.. Wind, / en-
treat you to restore to me my poor lost
voice.
The wind stopped and looked down upon
this tiny creature, with the kind of comical
pity big parsonage often feels for dis
tressed little one.
"Bless me" said he, '.Mstress Shell |
haven't got any voice but my own, and if /
parted with that, should be in pretty
fix"
lie bowed and passed en- through the
window of an old gray farm house all fes-
tooned with morning glorles, and the little
she'll was left more desolute and remorseful
| than ever.
Presently she bethought her to appeal to
a brooklet that went hurrying, scurrying
| down to the sea,as if its very life depended
on getting it there on agivsn time. The
brooklet was in too great haste to mince
matters. 1t told her that it could not spare
its own voice for love or money.
GA las !" sighed the little shell. ga voice
is the most precious thing in the world, for
it links us, inanimate creatures, to the realm
of soul and must needs lose mine to learn
its worth"
At last, hopelessly, without much faith
in the result, the little shell turned to some
tall green rushes that grew near her, and
plead in a dumb way for their help. The
rushes were laying their crisp edges togeth-
er, and rusting like hundreds of little fairy
files, but they stopped at once, good heart
ed kind rushes that they were, and said,
"You poor little dear! We can't give you
back your voice, but we will do all we can
to assist you out of your trouble"
eff we were in your place we would wait
till the great tides came up to where We lay
and foated US out to deep water. The
mother heart of the sea first taught you,its
little child, to speak; and if you are sorry,
as you are, perhaps it will teach you again
to become vocal, and you will know better
next time, how to cherish your music, and
love it,"
SO the little sad shell did as the rusher
advised, and waited as the brackish pools
wait that lie too high for any but the might
est tides - waited with them growing
thirsty, and dry Tipped all through the hot
summer until, at last, when the birds were
shore. Ihen tue dry pools were filled to
their very hearts brin, md the little mute
shell was swept out into the great life ct
the Intimate, where all soul-music is born.
Golden A9e.
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VARIETIES.

A smart thng-a mustard plaster.
How to become pulled up-swallow
pint of yeast.
Academy of Design-a young lady's
boarding school.
With most men life is like back CANNON,
half skill and half luck.
If you will take away the 'i"from noise,
you will have nose left.
Most people are like eggs-too full of
themselves to hold anything else.
Epitaph -'1Iere lies w. W. Who never
more will trouble you trouble you.
When do the teeth usurp the tongues's
prerogativei When they are chatterlng.
What portions of the body are the best
travellcrs-the two wrists.
Sprinkling carts make white pantaloons
| shrink towards the inner side of the walk.
Why does a duck 60 under water? For
Divers reasons. Why does she 20 on land?
For sun-dry reasons.
When a man has business that dosen'
pay, he usually begins to look around Tor
partner to share his losses with him.
Why is church bell more affable than
a church organ? Because one will 90 when
it is tolled, but the other will be "blowed'
first. .rr .t
''What did you hang that cat for, Is
aac?" asked the school marm. The bo.
look ed up, and, with grave look answer
ed: ''For mew-tiny. marm?'
1t is singular that mineral waters ar
only beneficial to the wealthy. We neve
knew physician advise poor man to G
) to any watering place.
A lazy fellow falling a distance of fft.
feet, and escaping with only few scratch
es, bystander remarked that he was "tc
slow to fall fast enough to hurt himself"
Would you like to raise this ire of an e'
itor? Just send him long communicate
+, written on both sides of the paper, In
=" bad hand. 1t is sure to do it. Try
), sceptle.
During the session Of county court
= the interior witness was asked if he W
not husbandman, when he coolly replie
amidst the laughter of the court, On
% Sir, Is not married. ''
IF A whimsical comparison being made
tn tween a clock and a woman, Charles Z
lie observed that he thought the simlle bac
10 "for." said he, "a clock serves to poi
It's out the hours, and woman to make
lie foget them"
ce "Maister,' said an old Scotch serva
he "whether is, guide man ners, when q
tleman gies ye glass o whusky, to ia
TED drap or drink aft the hall o't!"
,us master having, in homely Scoth phr
her iudiciously replied to this poser that
be- courtesy consisted in imbibing the wh
,ne the man exclaimed with sigh OF re
and "Ihen, Guide be thankit, was mani
u it ly'"
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TRIALS OF SPFED


There viii be one purse 500 dollars for running
horses, Thursday Sept "a best two in three hall
mile heats. Ten dollars 10 the best and five the
second.
There will be purse of 1t dollars for trotting
q 800 first prize 81 60 2nd $500, Sd. 81 CO. 4th
$40. race TO come off on Thursday Sept. 22nd. at
O'Clock, p NJ. a
There Will be enc purse 90 dollars for trotting
horses that never beat three minutes on Friday
Sept. y, best two in three mile heats Ten dollars
to the best horse, and five dollars to the second,
three dollars to the third, and two to the fourth.
There VIII be one purse of $50 dollars Saturday
Sept 18th for running horses best two in three ha #
mile heats 10 dollars to the first 10 dollars to the
second, and five to the third.
There.wll be sweepstakes purse of 60 dollars for
trottire horses Saturday Sept 25th best three in
five, mile heats, 80 dollars the best horse 20 dol
lars to the second and 10 TO the third
Entries must be made for these purses on or be-
fore 10 o'clock Friday. Sept. "a
There viii be no entrance fee charged for the eN-
hlbtion OF any articles stock, competing for any
OF the premiums, except the purses for running and
trotting horses.
All articles which may be entered not herein
above meItione1, premiums will he determined on
the grounds.
Adm Mission TO the grounds 25 cts; family tickets
one dollar. . cents admission for all carriages
the grounts Entrance fac for the running and trot-
ting purses 10 per cent, three to two start.
WM. CARY PREs'r.
DAN Z. ROBINSON SEC.
s. A. NEWELL TRGAs.
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How strange is the life of fountaio.'
born at every moment, yet of an,age
coeval with the rocks, and far SURPRISING
the venerable antiquity Of forest
Hawthorne.
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There Is poor creature at Aosta who
does not know the value of money, and
only cares for eating, drinking, and sleep
ing. He is undoubtedly an idiot but
what is he who does not know the value
of his soul
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Queen Elizabeth once said to courtier,,
"They pass best over the world wAotrip
over it quickly; for it is but bog: if
we stop, we sink"
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Far from the crushed flower of glad
ness on the road of life, sweet perfume
is waited over to the present hours, as
marching armies often sent out from
hearts and fragrance of the tampled
plans.-Richter.
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''It is perilous to make chasm in hui.
man affections not that the cape is 30
long and wide-but so quickly closed
again
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{. lVjLl7ElNI!!AIT Man ( cos
sJCkEKE
Reaper & Mower,
Sul19,Eakp. ?|hlfte.her' ? h
IMPROVED FOR 1875.

NEWTON, Manisowoc Co., April 10, 1875.
II. d. SDsaiiey, NaHifo,eoc, Wis:
The Buckeye Table Rake Reaper
and Mower | bought of you last season,
giyes me perfect satisfaction. For every
part, | think there is no better in the
WORLD. 1t makes the gavels or bun
dies so nice that l need no rake when
binding.
My winter wheat was heavy and
somewhat LODGED, but my Reaper cut
it clean and made good gavels. InGrass,
it will beat the WORLD. 1t is also very
hight draft. My advice to farmers is,
buy the Buckeye Improved Table Rake
Reaper and Mower. Yours truly,
CARL KR UEGER.
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There is no word or action but what
may be taken with two hands; either
with the RICH thand of charitable
construction, or the sinister interpreta-,
ton of malice and suspicion. Bishop
Hall.
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Not alone to know but to act accord
ing to thy own knowledge is thy des-
neutrality-suspicious. the voice of my in
most soul; not for indolent contempla-
ton and study for thyself, not for brood
ing over emotions of piety-no, for ac-
tion was existence given thee; thy actions
and thy actions alone, determined thy
worth. Fichte.
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Generosity during life is very differ
ent thing from generosity in the hour Of
death. One proceeds from genuine
liberality and benevolenc, the other from
pride or fear.
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MICHAEL HOGAN

NEWTON, Manitowoc Co, April 10, 1875.
II. ID. Smaltey, NanItopoc, Wis:
The Table Rake Buckeye
Mower and Reaper bought you gives
me PERFECT SATISFACTION. 1t cannot
be beat, for nca'neSs, durabtiity and
iigh'oess Of dratt. 1t will leave the
bundles just as compact as bound. The
bundles lay perfectly straight from top
to bottom, not crossing the straw as with
the Reel Rake Ny. brother Mr. Michael
Taugher Of Meeme, after trying other
machines and binding after them for the
last three years, bought Buckeye this
winter. If farmers will take my advice
they Will buy the Buckeye. y ours & C.,
WI ~ L - Il
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The grand essentials to happiness in
this life are something to do, something
to love, something to hope for.
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The martyrs of voice far exceed tha
martyrs to virue, both in indurance and
in number. So blinded are, we by our
passions that we suffer more to be dam
ned than to be saved-Colton.
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Trust repesed in noble natures obliges
them the more. Dryden.
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THE POOR MANS SABBATH DAY.

he fUUR MANS SABBATH DAY
ET GERALD MASSEY.
The merry birds are singing,
And from the fragrant sod
The spirits of = thousand flowers
Go sweetly up TO God;
While in His holy temple
We meet to praise and pray
With cheerful voice and grateful lay,
This summer Sabbath day!
We thank the. Lord, for one day
To look heaven in the face!
The poor have only Sunday;
The sweeter Is the grace.
'1is then they make the music
That sings their week away;
0, there's Il sweetness infinite
Inthc Poor Mans Sabbath day.
Tis as burst of sunshine,
a tender fall of rain,
Thatsrts the barest life a bloom.
Makes old.hearts young again
The dry and dusty roadside
With smiling flowers is CAV;
This open heaven one day in seven
The Poor Mans Sabbath day.
- p6tu-rvsfe .. -ttees=--a ail-rv;-,,
That blessed house called Beautiful"
Aud that soft chamber Peace"
Th. River of Life runs through his dream,
And the leaves of heaven are at play!
He sees the Golden City gleam,
This shining Sabbath day!
Take heart, We faint and fearful;
Your cross with courage bear;
So many face now fearful
Shall shine in glory there.
Where all the sorrow is banished,
The tears are wiped away,
And all eternity shall be
An endless Sabbath day.
All! there are empty places
Since Last we mingled here;
There will be missing laces
When we meet another year,
But heart to heart before part,
Now altogether pray
|. That we may meet in heaven to spend
The eternal Sabbath day.
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If we are faultless, we should not be
to acknowledge honestly that we hav.,
our neighbors' weakness. We, sn8diu
show our own imperfection, and this
alarms our vaity--Feuelon.
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''On greatest actions greatest dangers
feed"
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'Give every man thine ear, but few
thy voice"
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Having purchased my ENten-
sive Stock of WALL PAPER
from THREE of the Principal
Manufacturers in this country,
| have been enabled to- secure
for my patrons a Larger Narle-
ty of Patterns from which to
SELECT, than any other house IN
the City.
Call and Examine my Stock
before purchasing elswhere.
S7O-3m kRIIINSkl |
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1.-The craven fear is but selfish
ness
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There is third silent party to all our
bargains. The nature and soul of things
takes on itself the guaranty and fulfill
ment of every contract, so that honest
service cannot come to loss. IF you
serve an ungrateful master, serve him
the more. Put God in your debt.
Every stroke shall be repaid. The
longer the payment is witholden, the
better for you, for compound interest on
compound interest is the arte and usage
of this exchequer er-Emerson
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Gems of Sbonsst.

1.-The over curious are not overwise. -
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On tradesman' table Inotice book
labelled WANT BOOK, What
practical suggestion for a man of prayer
He should put down all his needs on the
tablets of his heart, and then present MS
uaat book to his God If We knew all
our need. what large want book we
should require, How comforting to kno"
that Jesus has supply book, which ex-
aetly meets our want book! Promises,
nrovidences, and divine visitations, COM
b;pe to meet the necessities of all the
faithful
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PREMIUM LIST.
wm. P. Moves. of Cato, Superintendent VIM.
Danforth Of Meene. z s. ktteIl, of dantowoc, c.
+. Hageuow, OF Rockland, Judges.
CLASS "A"-HORSES
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Philip Hcnry's advice to his daugh-
ter: s'If you would keep warm in this
cold season (January, 1862, take these
four directions: l. Get into the sun (;
under his blessed beams there are warmth
and comfort. 2. Go near the fire. Is
not nv word like fire? How many
cheering passages are there! 8. Keep
| in motion and actiop-stirring up the
grace and gift Of God that is in you.
4. Seek Christian communion. How
can one be warm alone?'
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CLASS "H."
Mrs 8 A Newell, of Cato, Sup't Mrs A. J. Patch
en- of Nsnitoyyoc; Mn. K. s. oConnell, of Cato;
a., t5ve Yards or more Of domestic flannel 81 Loo
Second best ~
Best rag carpet 1pe
Second best D.
! RaSt T.sir wooden blankets l.N
I Second best 81
/ Best patchwork bed quilt lse
second best d
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
Especial TO THE SILVER sTATE.l
FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANcIsco, Feb. 10.
The steamer Vancouver arrived from
Hongkong and Yokohama yesterday.
Bauer, the wrestler Of San Francisco
and Vannerwicker of New York have
arranged match contest, which comes
off between the 1st and 10th Of March
SACRAMENTO, Feb. IL.
Preparations for the execution of
Gotta and Estrada tomorrow are COM
pleted. The yonng victims seem re-
signed to their fate. An affecting scene
occurred to-day between Estrada and
his mother, when both tainted and fell
t the floor
Hammond. the reyivalist, closed his
ministrations in this city by an in-
mense meeting in the Pavilion this
evening. He goes to San Francisco to-
IN PROV.
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SPECIAL ScHooL Tax. The school
house of this district Is too small to ac-
commodnt the number of children en-
titled by law opubiic school privileges.
Aware of that tact the School Trustees
decided at II regular meeting to submit
the question Of enlarging it to the
qualified electors Of the district. The
Board has made careful estimate OF
the cost OF doing 80, and find tl,at it
will amount to about 50. 800. The
question Of leyying n special tax on the
property III the district to raise this
amount is one which the voters will
have to answer at special election.
As the amonit of property subject to
taxation IL considerable the vote will
be light. and undoubtedly the popular
verdict will he III favor of levlIng the
tax, which will not exceed fifty cents
on each 500.
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FROM NEVADA.

CARSON, Feb. Is.
The meeting called to take action
nnon the proposed representation of
Nevada's mineral resources at the Gen.
tennial Exposition held this even
ing in the Assembly Chamber was
sparsely attended, showing a lack of
patriotism among the people of the
State.
Phoebe. Feb 10.
Patsey Marley, the stage robber who
escaped from Jail few days since, was
captured yesterday by Sheriff Fife.
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STOCKS. Following are the prices of
the principal stocks in tire San Fran
cisco Stock Bonrd to-day: Ophir rs.
Gould d Curry 20. Best a. Belcher So,
Savage III. Chollar 80, Hale d Noreross
50, Crown Point 30. yellow Jacket
&c. Imperial so, Empire Ga.
kentnck Is. Alpha 10. Belcher SO,
Confidence 16, Con. Virgins AS,
Sierra Nevada ~, Seq. BeIcher 80.
Overman AZ. Justice 20. Julia 8. Gale
donna 10, Kickerbocker IA. Baltimore
61., Dayton ga, Bullion 20, Utah 81,
Silver Hill 7, Eclipse 6, Dayton 311Ia.
Rock Island 80, Challenge 6. Durda-
nelles II, Occidental 8, American Flat
"a, Union Con. z. California SO,
Exch.qner $50, Rye Patch 4. Mexican
"a
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BARLEY. The demand for barley is
quite active, and IN consequence of the
almost impassable condition of the
roads between here and Paradise Val.
ley, but little is coming in from that
place. As evidence of what Is done in
the barley line i'll this county, Charles
Kemler inioIms us that ht delivered to
three fms ny The road $50, O00 worth
of barley. lie sold to ID. w. Earl
$4,000 worth, and to two others
50 ,000 and IS, eco worth respectively.
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GETTING Hon A. j. Shepard re-
ceived letter from Uniouyille this
morning, the following extract from
which We are requested 10 publish: "A
reigD'ot terror has commenced against
remonstrance men. Christ Lark is the
first victim. and has lost the Secretary
ship Of the Arizona company, because
lie signed the remonstrance against
division Ct the county"
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PERsosAL,-Judge W. S. Bonnfield
who has been ia Uuion,ille for several
weeks, returned hst evening He says
the division question Is the all absorb
ing topic III UnIon,ille at the present
time. About oue-hfth OF the people
are opposed to the movement, amongst
whom are nearly all the old settlers.
who dislike being segregated from
Humboldt.
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An INTERESTING TnIAI.-A interest
ing Trial has been in progress in JUS
tiee Davis Court ior the hist two DAVIS.
1t grew out of fracas between two of
the pymphs" in which pistols were
drawn but not fired. The evidence WAS
almost mp 10 the Brooklyn standpoint,
and Of u similar character to that given
III the great scandal suit.
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THE man who reasons sednctively,
aid then knocks yon down for not b.
l:evify him, will be very apt to :
press yon with the IDEA that he is :
hst.ical.
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ScARcI1Y or School Room. - Owing
to scarcity of school room the School
Trustees have instructed the teacher.
ii. ID. Co nell. TO adj i, no IN 10
scholars under nix years Of age, aud o
dismiss those under that age who have
been attending school.
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MORE GROUND BARLEY. - Charle q
kemIer ships to-day mother car load
of ground barley from the Winnie
mncca Fleming Mill To Battle Noun
tain, to fill an order of ID. w. Earl of
that place.
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MADRID, Feb. IS.

MADRID, Feb. IS.
The Government Is strengthening it's
naval armanit nj IN Cuba. Three power
jul ironciads have been ordered To
Cuban waters.
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tainly one of the finest days that We
poor isolated honbres have seen for
many days past. To-day is clear, but
not SO warm aud spring Ike as WAS the
l4L. We have yet plenty of snow ali
around rs, which keeps prospectus
from doing much; yet most
EVERY DAY SOME ONE FINDS LEDGE
Unlocated, and stralghtvay proceeds TO
erect Il monument and christen th.
claim by some name-generally "A kind
of outlandish or heutheuish something,
just as if there was nothing in name,
Notwithstanding Shakespeare says that
in name there is much every way
Well, we are here just as We were
last week and last month, doing almost
nothing like the famous Micauber
family,
WAITING FOR SOMETHING TO TURN UP.
Messrs. Johnson and DEMO have com
pleted their new saloon on Main street,
near Montank, lined and papered in
the latest style. These gentlemen de-
serve much credit for their energy and
public spirit displayed in the erection
of so good and we'll finished house in
our camp. At this saloon (not yet
named) the thirsty can always irrigate
with or without cash, but don t tell the
hoodlnms. Judge Green has also nearly
completed residence of three rooms
for himself in the west or upper part of
town. The Judge belongs to the West
end aristocracy, and is quite popular
here--just the right man. and will be in
the right place SO soon as his appoint
ment for Justice OF the Peace reaches
him.
Why don't you urge or say some
thing III favor of
CITING SPECIAL MAIL SERVICE
As far as here on the Wibnemncca and
Lake City mail route. established more
than q year since. We of this camp
certainly are entitled to some of the
benefits generally vouchsafed to semi
barbarians and even TO Christians.
Can't you help us in this matter.
Speaking of the mail route reminds
me of the railroad talked of from VIM
nemucca to some point IN Oregon. /
see from the bill that the road must run
through Goose Lake Valley and down
Sprague river. This being the case, |
am satisfied that
THE ROAD MUST COME NEAR THIS PLACE,
Say by Grizzly Springs, thence across
the plains 10 Forty -nIne cany on or near
that point, or between the middle and
upper lakes In Surprise Valley, bear the
northeast corner ot California, say by
Lake City across the mountain 10y way
OF Fandango Valley and Snider's store
III the Goose Lake Valley. This is the
straightest and b, ST route, aud in my
opinion the only really feasible route
from NluntmuCca 10 Gouse Lake Val
ley. This route would tap an extensive
body OF the timber hear Lake City,
and Is much nearer than amy other route
that | have seen suggested as yet. But
then | AIN 10 engineer nor builder Of
railroads, consequently mp opinions
are worth but little, however correct
they may be.
THE MINIS.
The work being done on the Excel
sior, the Banner, the Pontiac, the lnde-
dependent aud some other mines here
Is fast bringing them INTO favor With
the miners OF our camp. They are all
without doubt Iich. The free gold can
be plainly seen with the naked eye IN
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ENIGRANTs. Three car loads of emf
grants passed here last nj, III 81 g
west, and two car loads went east III. ;
morning.