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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19
Bible Authority on Political Assess.
Inents.


From the Atlanta Constitution.
There were three of them sitting lazilv
upon the platform, looking like cast iron
tobacco signs.
"Dcre's goin' to be anoder 'publikin pa
per here purity soon, dc foxes say" said
one, IAN all we niggers got to subscribe
kase de lection is coming nigh. unto
hand" as he locscncd up his cotton sus
pender; am done wild dis publikin bust
ness, is.
Didn't hear dc preacher readin' in
de bible bout dc 'publikins. Why
when dc Lord himself was on de yeartl
dey used to set in dc high places at dc
gates of de towns, an take up taxes an
'sessmcnts from de folks. An now dest
'publikins doin' de same ting. Now de,
don't get no more easements outen tli!
niger fur no 'lcctions, 'scripins, an moth
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19
A Rich Long Island Farmer who Lost hi
Wife and his Cash Together.

- A~ASAa A@"'S ASANt~ VINO LOST MS
Wife and his Cash Together.
}. II. Fletcher, wealthy farmer at Hun
tington, L. l., employed young Irish
man, Thomas Lcahy, last May. Leahy is
good looking, and !. good farm hand, and
he soon gained the confidence of his en-
ployer. n week ago last Saturday, Mr.
Fletcher went away, leaving I.eahy in
charge Of his farm.
The farmer returned unexpectedly on
the following night, and concluded that
Leahy and his wife were on too intimate
terms. So he chased him out of the house
with pi!chfork, and followed linn to the
edge Of the woods. Here Leahy doubled
on his pursuer, and, making his way back
to the house, he and Mrs Fletcher packed
up all the portable articles they could fine
in the house, and, with $4,000 of Mr.
Fletcher's money, they quit the house
and disappeared together. Mrs. Fletcher
is fiity-tive years old, and Leahy is twenty
fOur
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19
Tho Lost AerOnAuts.

CHICAGO, Aug. 18.-A special to the
Chicago Evening Journal from Whitehall,
Michigan, says the body of N. S. Grim
wood was found yesterday on the beach
of Lake Michigan, near Stony Creek, by
a. Bcckwith. 1t had on all clothes ex-
ccpt boots and shoes, and had letters and
notes Of his trip. which prove beyond a
Ao,Ft his identify
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19

Mrs. Brigham Young No.-hcr nun
Der is not given, howevcr-elop-
ed the other day with soldier. Alas
when Brother Brigham comes to call the
roll Of his wifes. as usual, and find one Of
them gone, he will feel that earth is Z
bowling wilderness, life blasted heath
and the grasshoppers a burden. Poor
partially widowed saint! 1t is, indeed, ;
dreadful thing for fond husband to lose
a wife in that Way, especially for fond
husband who has always made wives a
sDpcia|ty
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Death OF President Finney, OF Oberltn

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 1G.-Chas G. Fin
ney, for many years president Of Oberlin
college, died very suddenly this morning
at O'Clock of heart disease, at his resi-
dence ut Oberlin. He was in the enjoy.
ment of usual health up to the time of his
death. lie will be buried Oh Wednesday
mort
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19

VIM. Hitchcock, better known to front
iersmcn and readers of Mr. Beaalc's LITTLE
books, as wild BILL lett Brainertl tul
the west one day last week bound for Bis
marck, from thence up the river H ha.
GU, of his long hair and heavy mous'ache
DOTTED his buck skin suit, laid away his
rcvolvers for the present, and looks like
some well to do tourist in search of some
new excitement, instead OF the daring scout
and Indian fighter he really is, whose reck
| less deeds have made his name familiar
the world over
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19
THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
CritIeal Situation at Ncn,l,llis--Whot Is
Hoped and Feared--A Dastarily Job
At Dculoh

MEMPHIS Tenn, Aug. 16.-Thc river
has declined one-fourtl Of an inch and TO-
morrow it is thought steady decline will
81: in. The river now stands just At the
danger line. The water is running across
.hc neck OF the Devils Elbow, 80 miles
below here, and some fear it will cut
through here, and shorten the river some
- miles and cause sudden rise in this
vicinity; but those who are we'll informed
do not believe the cutoff will DO formed
during the present rise.
The Ledger learns that on the night of
the OH an attempt was made to cut the
lcvces at Bculah, near Napoleon. Arkan-
sas. The lcvee patrol discovered the vii.
lains, and fight cnsued, resulting in the
killing Of one of the maraudcrs, the wound
ing Of two others, and the capture OF the
fourth.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19
OTATE OF MINNESOTA COUN-
DRY OF MOWERS

SIAjE QF MIN IN ESOlA COU n
pTY OF MOWERS
In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the Estate of Miles Johnson
Deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Salowa
johnson of the town Of " altman, representing
among other things that Miles johnson
late of Waltham, on the Third day Of June
A. D. 1875, at Waltha'n died mites.
tate, and being q resident Of this County
at the time Of his death, leaving goods, chat
tells, and estate within this County, and that
the said Petitioner is the widow Of said de-
ceased, and praying that administration Of
said estate be to her granted, it is ordered
that said petition he heard before tho Judge
Of this Court, on Saturday tho eleventh day Of
September, "A. D. 1875, at 2 o'clock p. M,
1T the Probate Office in said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be Civ
en- to the heirs o: said deceased, and to all
persons interested. by publishing . copy Of
this order for three successive weeks prior to
said day Of hearing, in the Mower County
TRANscR,Pr, Weekly Newspaper printed
and published at the city Of Austin, in said
County.
Dated at the City of Austin, the 18th day Of
August, A. D. 1874.
by the Court.
.SAxuxL HARrEn,
Itt4 ,~ Judge Of Probate,
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The death Of Johnson leaves the coun-
try with no living ex.Prcsident, and but
two ex-Vice- Presidents, Homlin and Col
fax. There arc, however, the widows Of
five Presidents living, viz: Mrs. Tyler,
Mrs. Polk, Mrs. Fillmore, Mrs Lincoln
and Mrs. johnson.
The New York Herald lightning news
paper train, on Vandcrbilts steel rails,
made the astonishing time of seventy miles
an hour the other day.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19

Gov Stanford, the railroad potentato of
California, is erecting a splendid .man.
sion in San Francisco that will cost from
$500, 900 to $500,000, 1t is to be earth
quake proof
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19

where she was released. The building
and all the contents were burned. and it
was only by a liberal application of wa.
ter that the fire was prevented from spread
ing, the harness shop adjoining several
times being on fire. =,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19
Errors of Youth,

A gentleman who suffered for years from,
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and al
the effects of youthful indiscrction will, for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the receipt and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to pIotit by the
advertisers experience can do so by address
ing in perfect confidence,
JOHN +. OHnEN, IL Cedar 81. NY
n35-Rm
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INELIGIBLE.

LAST week We stated that in our OF in
ion Mr.. Gilman, the nominee for Railroad
Commissioner. was Ineligible by reason
Of having been member Of the Legisla.
turc. which created the Office 1t seems
the Attorney General sustains our view of
the case, as will be seen by the following
communication
CORRESPONDENCE.
ST. CLOUD, August 5, 1875.
Hon. Geo. p Wilson, Attorney General,
St. Paul.
DEAR SIR: AS my eligibility TO- the po.
sition Of Railroad Commissioner is qucs-
toned by reason of my having been o
member OF the last Legislature, which en-.
acted the law, etc, desire your opinion
in the matter. Not having sought or de-
sired the nomination for the office, which
is Of doubtful necessity in tho minds Of
many, anu nf uncertain duration. l GER
,ainly would not seek all election which
could be regarded as in violation OF the
letter or spirit of the constitution. You
will obligc me much by al early answer
Yonrs truly,
G.. 4. GILMAN.
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ST. PACI., August 10, 1871;

ST. PAUL, August 10, 1915.
Hon. c. \. Gilman:
DEAR Sir: Your favor Of recent date,
submitting the question ofyour eligibility
to tho office OF Railroad Commissioner, is
received. l have examined the question
somewhat, and will state my conclusion.
Believing the present office Of Railroad
Commissioner to have been created by
the last Legislature; Of which you were q
member, am OF the opinion that your
case comes fairly within the constitution
nj prohibition, namely: that mo Sen
atcr or Representative shall hold an
office under the State which had been
created, or the emolumcn,s of which had
been increased, during the sessions Of
the Legislature Of which he was mem
Der, until one year after the expiration
of his term of Office in the Legislature.
Respectfully yours,
GEO. p WILSON.
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G.. \. GILMAN.

SIS. PAUL, Aug. II, 1876.
Hon. c., rs. a. Gilman, st. Cloud:
DEAR SIR: Yours of the 18th, cover.
ing copies OF letters to and from Attor.
ncy General Wilson upon the gu estion OF
your eligibility to the office Of Railroad
Commissioner, to which you were nomi
Dated by the late Republican State con
vcnlion. is received and will be submit
ted, with its enclosures, to Il full meeting
of the State Central Committee, which
have called for that purpose on the 25,l1
instant
1regrct that there should seem to be
any occasion to consider the question Of
your legal eligibility to tho office named
but recognizing, as I do, the gravity o
the question, cannot but commend youl
generous and honorable course in seeking
| a speedy solution Of the doubt, and SO un
reservcd]y offering to withdraw in cas-.
the doubt is sustained by adequate au
thority.
Very truly yours,
WIN. II. MARSHALL,
Chairman State Rep. Committee
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19
ST. CLOUD, August 10, 1875.

ST. CLOUD, August Is, 1915.
Hon. VIM. r. Marshall, Chairman Rep.
State Central Committee, St. Paul:
DEAR S1R:-l>eferring to our conversa-
ton Of Yesterday upon the question of my
eligibility to tho Office Of Stac Railroad
Commissioner. I would state that upon
my return from St. Paul last evening I
found letter from Attorney Gener-
al Wilson in reply to my letter to hin,
of the 9TH instant submitting the qucs.
ton.
Copies of both letters are enclosed here
with, and you will perceive that the At
torney General, who is the highest availa.
bic legal authority, holds that l an in.
eligible under the constitution, having
participated, rs a member Of the las,
Legislature, in creating the Office in qucs.
! ton.
! The source Of this decision gives il, at
least "a weight demanding serious consid
Grafton, and realizing the Improperly OF
giving my own feelings a voice in tho
matter, have con cluded to submit the
case to you as the head Of the party or
ganization of the ststc for final decision on
the question of eligibility.
The very complimentary manner in
| Which the nom ination was conferred, un
! sought, upon me by a convention Of the
prominent men Of the State, impresses
upon me, in the party and in the public
interest, the duty Of Il prompt withdraw
al in case of my inel'sibility-other
wise maintainanca Of the entire tick
ct.
shall he pleased with either course up
,, on your decision, which desire to be bas
ed upon the best attainablc legal opinions
SHOULD you deem further opinions as cs
sential } and strictly upon the question o.
eligibility; and should the views Of the
Hon. Attorney General DC sustained, yor
will please regard me rs no longer tho
party candidate.
Yours truly,
! G. \. GILMAN.
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city for many years. The water is sweet,
cool and excellent in every respect.
Wo2Tu kKow1NG.-J. w. Graves, trav-
cling agent for Mason & Boar<lman, has
lately been through Cottonwood, Walton
| wan, Brown and Martin counties, and
says that the grasshoppers, in their late
raid into those counties have not DANA ged
any bearded wheat Even in fields where
the different kinds were mixed, the hop
pers have left the stalks of bearded wheat.
OF course when the wheat is small they
destroy all alike, and where the hoppcrs
hatch they attack the young wheat as it
comes up, taking everything; but as itap.
pears that after they fly they do not ca,
the bearded wheat, it is an item worth
knowing. and our farmers would do well
to investigate this matter, and if found to
he correlated in other sections, to act &C.
cordingly.-St Peter Tribune.
At Sank Centre, about IL O'Clock on
Sunday night, the millinery store of Mrs
N. A. Clark was entered by two men with
blackened faces, who after gagging Mrs
Clark and tying her hands behind her
proceeded to. 60 through the establish
mcnt-Mrs. Clark had made arrange
ments to 30 East on Monday morning te
buy goods, having on Saturday draw
about $500 from the bank, which she pu
in a sewing machine drawer. This the
rascals found. after short search through
trunks and drawers, when they set fire t.
the building and went out leaving Mrs
; Clark inside, still gagged and her hands
tied. The back door Of the shop was
fastened with latch, which she raised by
getting her shoulder under it, and made
'her escape I" tho Sauk Centre Ho',ec
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19

Th3 County has 20 Official Paper.
A. A. HARDWOOD, Editor & Proprietor
AUSTIN. MIMI

THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. -, 1873.
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$40
WILL Buy 4
FIRST MORTGAGE PREMIUM BOND

These bonds are issued for the purpose Of
arising funds for the erection OF buildin :
in the City Of New York, to be used for
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NEWS,

Spain Makes ReqltiSitiOn on Prussia for
Don ABonSo-MarimiIidn's Monument
Eaaugurated- LdborerS on their Way 10
Canada-Ldrge Funeral--Ne,o Russian
Minister TO the United StateS-Minister Jag
Coming Home,
London, April 2.-The Cologne Gazette
states that Spain made formal demand
on Prussia, in virtue of the extraditlon
treaty of that country, for the arrest OF
Don Alfonso, and the Prussian authori-
ties have in consequence, received IN
structions to arrest the Prince if he en-
ters Prussian territory, and hold him uG.
til the grounds Of Spain's claim be ex-
amined.
Trieste, April 2.-The monument to
Macmillan was inaugurated Wednesday,
The steamship Sarmotian, for Port
land, took two hundred agricultural la
borers for Canada.
1t is estimated that John Martins flu
neral, at Newry, was attended by 10000
persons.
Schichk, the Russian Diplomatic agent
in Servia, has been appointed Minister OF
Russia to the United States.
Vienna, April 2.-John Jay, late Min
lister of the United States, has left for
home.
A dispatch from Berlin to the Post re-
ports eighty ecclesiastics imprisoned in
Posen alone. 1t is rumored that the
Government arrested the Papal delegate
who had been secretly administering the
archbishopric of Posen since the arrest
of the incumbent.
London, April l.-Mr. Childers, at
Pontefract, last night, gave an account of
his last American tour. He spoke in
terms of high eulogy of America. The
United States, he thought, was probably
the most prosperous country IN the
world. He estimated in fifty years 1t
would contain one hundred and fifty mil
lion inhabitants, while the progress of
England was necessarily limited. He
forcibly presented the reasons why Eng
land should seek the friendship and alli-
ance of the United States.
Bullion in the Bank of England de-
creased GS2,000 the past week. The pro-
portion of bank reserve to liability isnow
34l per cent. The amount of bullion
withdrawn from the Bank of England on
balance to-day is EFT 600.
Rio Janeiro, April IA dispatch fro n
Montevideo announces that the Uru-
guayan Chamber has passed a decree sus-
pending the payment of interest on the
nublic debt. and providing for the re-
demption of the debt by the issue of new
paper at forced price. 1t is added that
foreign representatives. have protested
against the decree, and the situation is
critical.
Paris, April 1.-The Carlists have en-.
tered the Province of Santander, and will
be followed by Don Carlos and the bulk
of his army. 1t is supposed that they
are trying to penetrate CASTLE.
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ACTIVE measures are being taken by
the Government to prevent other parties
from visiting the Black Hills country,
and removing those few already there.
Gen. Ord has been authorized to put all
his cavalry at once into the Sioux coun-
try, in which the miners are trespassing,
and to employ fifty Indian scouts to ad-
wise the cavalry of the advent Of the
miners. His oIders are to remove the
parties, arrest and conhne the leaders at
the nearest military post, burn their
wagons and destroy their outfits.
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BRIDGE Notice.

GBALED PROPOSALS. will be received at this
- Office until Friday, April q, at O'Clock p M,
for building MASONRY and IRON SpPBRsTRUCTURB
OF a bridge over Tuscarawas river in Bethlehem
township. on the road from Beach City TO BoliyT
said bridge 10 he about l26fee between Rbutnents
track II ieet III the clear capacity 900 poundsto
the foot l1.f h.
By order Of County Commissioners.
ED. A. LEE, Co. Auditor
Auditors office, Stark Co.,
Canton, March q. lS75-w4. ID"
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ORVIL GRANTS MONOPOLY.

WIN REMARKABLE OPERATIONS OF THE
PRESIDENTS BROTHER-BUILDING UPA
FORTUNE UPON THE RUIN OF OTHERS
HIGHHANDED ACT OF USURPATI0N-
pRiy1NG SETTLERS FROM THEIR HOMES.
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greater trading privileges, and makes
them secure, also necessitates the electlon
of all the settlers, whose places OF Dusl-
ness are now being closed by orders rom
the Secretary Of the Interior, The SIOUX
City Times, writing OF this extraordinary
act Of tyranny, says;
The bribe taking President, regardless
alike of the law and the rights of settlers,
did not consult a man, otherwise he
would have discovered that the eastern
part of the reservation, set apart for
brother Orvil to trade in, has been sur
veyed and opened to homestead and pre-
emption settlers for over six years; that
the counties of Charles, Mix and Buffalo
are within the limits designated; tnat
Brule City, with its stores, shops ana IN
habitants, likewise the hundreds OF SET,
tiers who have taken homesteads. ana
pre.emptions, are all within the limits;
and moreover that many Of the settlers
have paid for and received their patents
for the farms they are now living on IN
the region now added to "the use OF the
several tribes of Indians" that don't IN
habit or occupy the region of country re-
| leGISu 10, ARE lllOlO any PNs 80,
United States who have safe title to any
of their possessions in this country. II
Grant, by sweep OF his pen, can for
some supposed purpose rob them other
lands and homes?
BLOW TO ENTERPRISE:
BRuLE CITY, DAK., March II.
The recent proclamation of the Presi-
dent ceding back to the Sioux indians
the territory east of the Missouri rive!i'
comprised between 40 deg. 80 min. lati,'
tude and 46 deg. and the 99th parallel,
has proved to be fiat of dire import to
the city of Brule and to a large number
of industrious settlers, who have with
in the last couple of years advanced
thus far into the wilderness. The matur-
ed plans of real estate companies and OF
or enterprising corporations that are nat
urally called into necessary being on the
rapid settling up Of new territory. have
sadly gone aglee, and probably one hund,,
red and thirty families who occupied
public land, and in some casesp id for 1t,
and established homes in good faith, are
now summarily evicted, and will be
obliged to depart, probably sooner than
they can make it convenient to do so,
Many of those who have invested all
their available means in improvements,
and are unable to move, and may ultl-
mately have to be dispossessed by force
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Attachment Notice.

B. =. RohreT, Piti.l Before Z. ". Grimes, J, P.
.I .1u vs }of Canton townIhlp, Stark
Geo. Dlllman, Def county, Ohio. Oh ~. fa.
On the ilth day OF March. A. D. 1875, said Jus
dee issued an order Of attat hment In the above
action for the sum Of fifteen dollars .dtlfly four
cents, C .t. lll .Ii.I B. H. R0HRBR- Z
Canton, Ohio. March 25, IS15--w3. l.U.-T ..
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"Hullo. Bubl trying to get an appetite
for your dinnerf" "Well, moo; not ex-
actly; fact is, Pm trying to get a dinner
for my appetite" .249G
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Attachment Notice.

lanes Chaddock, PHI, Before I. c. Snyder, Jus
Vi against tice ofthe Peace ofeandy
Jhn Chaddock, Den. } township stark county o
On the 18th day OF March, 1875, said Justice Is
sued an order of attachment In the above action
for the sum Of $40
The action will be heard on ths first day of May
ls7J, at o'clock a. m. JAMES CHADD0CK.
mars 75-w3,
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Saturday,'the 24h day Of Aprtt, 1875,
SHERIFF SALE.
catAarine Harbert VS. Anna wertg, q al.

BY virtue OF an order to sell issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and
to me directed will offer for sale at public outcry
at the door OF the court house In the city Of Can
ton, on
Saturday, lte Sd day Of Apria 1875,
the following described real estate situate In said
county, to wit: Lot number one hundred and
nine (l09) In the city of Canton.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms.
one-third cash, the Salarce In two equal annual
Jiayments with Interest from day Of sale, secured
by mortgage on the premises.
marE75--w5. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff. q
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humans Omnibus & Coach Lines

Passengers conveyed to and from the
) Depot, and to all parts of the City.
i5i .srLEAvE oRDERsAT THE HoTELs. -Sa
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HOTELS.
lLLIANCE HOUSE.
JACKSON HOTEL.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
DENTISTS.
JOSEPH CRAIG

JOSEPH CRAIG,
MENTAL SURGEON, NO. 8, CASSILLY BLOCK
~ Canton, Ohio. All operations performed in
the most approved and satisfactory manner.
septlS'7S-tf
A. ]. DOUDS,
OURGEON DENTIsT-oF UP STAIRS, IN
y McKinley'S Block southeast corner Public
Square, Canton Ohio All operations connected
with the profession promptly attended ".
deCl6.
DIR. j, H. SIDDALL, .l. Il.
nENTIST- OFFICE IN HARTERs BLOCK
~ Canton, Ohio.
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WE'LL q CO,SlGENCY.

az IN 001 per day. Agents wanted. All elias.
OJ III OlU ses Of working people Of both sexes
young and old, make more money az work for us
In their own localities, during their spare mo.
mena, or all the time, than ut anything else. We
offer employment that will pay handsomely fol
every hours work. Full particulars, terms, &C.
sent free, Send us your address al once. Don't
d lay, Now is the time, Don't look for work OF
business elsewhere, until you have learned what
we offer. G. s1INsoH Co., Portland, Maine.
janlfE-yl. AT gsIf Hi3
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