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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-26

In winnemucca. July IS. to the wife OF r
W. Wood, . daughter.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-26

A Day is made;
A Week is lost;
But time must not complain,
For soon there will be Days enough
To make Week again.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-26

A SHORT TIME since couple were
married by the name of Day and Week.
On them wag perpetrated the follow
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-12-06
Early Lilo Of YIcc.Presldent wilson.

The New York Ercning Post says:
Henry Wilson WIS born ut Pennington,
n. D., on the sixteenth day Of October,
1872. His parents were poor, and all OF
his iamily were Of the lowest class, their
namo being in fact n local by.word on
account Of their lazy and thriitless char.
actor. On this account Henry dropped
the family name, and assumed that Of
Wilson. Naturally, under these circum.
stances, his opportunities for carly edu.
cation were limited. He had, however,
great taste for reading, and, although
Apprenticed to n farmer when ten years
old and for eleven years afterward con.
hned to the hard duties Of farmers
boys life, during which he attended
school III all but eleven months, he
managed in his leisure hours to read
nearly one thousand volumes which some
local libraries provided. When his ap.
premiership ended he WIS the owner Of
yoke Of oxen and SIX sheep, which hc
sold for cighIy.four dollars. "a dol.
lar, =" he once said, " would cover every
penny spent from the time l was born
until | was twenty-one years OF age"
AZ the close Of his apprenticeship, in
1888, putting NIL his worldly goods into
pack Oh his back, he walked TO Natick,
Mass, the place which has since been
his residence. There be hired himself
to shoemaker, remaining for two years
learning the tndO. With a little money
he had saved he then returned to New
Hampshire, and studied in several
academies; but person to whom lie had
intrusted his money failed in business,
compelling him TO return to Natick aud
resume his trade.
Gaining something Of reputation as
a speechmaker in a debating club, and
having through his extensive reading II
good source Of information from which
to draw, ho became successful rs n DO.
litical orator, aud in the Presidential
campaign Of 1910 made more than sixty
speeches in favor Of the Harrison ticket.
These speeches elected him 10 the Leg.
islaturo, and he continued in public lie
until the day OF his death.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-12-06

DR.. Allen McLanc Hamilton, OF New
York, in his essay upon the increase Of
nervous diseases among schOOlchildrGn,
discussed n subject Of the gravest i'm
portance to parents, teachers and school
committees, in showing by conclusive
statements that incipient cholera or St.
Vitus' dance was increasing among tho
schoolgirls Of New York, aud it might
be trnccd by nervous twitching Of the
hands and the muscles Of the iace. Also,
chronic headaches, faintiug fits, cpilcp.
tic hysterical seizures were more nnmcr.
Gus than they should be, and more ospe.
cially among tho young girls approach.
ing womanhoOd. The cause was TN.
doubleday over.study and anxiety OF
mind produced by inability to master
tho allotted studies. The diseases Of
tho Bchoolroom, II is also thought,
might possibly be allevihtcd by change
Of construction aud better attention 10
color, giving it az his experience that
tho whitowashed walls and blackboarls
wero not sufficiently cheerful for per.
sons whose nerves wGrO in tremorirom
ovcrwork and timidity, but especially by
reducing the number Of hours required
for study.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-12-06
SCHHNCK'S PULSIOSIC SYRUP, FOIl
TIE CuHE or CONSUMPTION,
CUrEIiS AND COLDS,

ThS EtUit ,irus Of this medicine /, thAti rpsns ID,
matter Had thru' II oct Of he ,J,ittn purass la'
blood, ~ taai ofoeti cure.
scmNeGE sEA wEED ToNc. YoR IHE UURE O,
DTsFEFSA. INDIaEsTioS. Ere.
TIE Tonic prodaes, healthy Eeil5a Of ih- stomach
creating APOSTLE. forming ehJlS. sad caring h.
no'i obstinate sass. Of Indigestion,
ScTEScET MANDRAKE PILS. ron TuE uuHH OF
LIVEa COMPLAINT, RTr.
These Pulls AFu attentive, and produce = health
heio1 Il the liver without the least dAhEsF thsJ
ire iron eAnmsI AND Jet moru teAslouI IN rSStorin
healthy Aetion Of the liver.
Thee Fymsdlus AFu 4 certain suFu for Consumption
~ ne Pulmnnio Syrup Ttpsns tha matter and parts
the blood lbs Mandate Pilla act upon the liter
create heAlhJ bile, and nmoTp all disease Of t.,
lHuf, oiten cAuha Of Consumption Tha BaA Wee
Tunie EiVua tone and OtFungth v the stomach make
good dE-.tiou, and enables the nrAna u form gDal
blood and lhnA cruatsa hsAlthj circulation Of haalh
bod. Ihp e1mhlned Aetion o. Ihasa msdieln-s y
thus eIpl4lEui VIII elfu aTuIy cas- Of Consumption
In
Dr. Sshrnek Il professionally al his principal o4es
ngfust oi AiIth aud Arch Slfsaa phllAdalnhA 0tU-,
MoldN, uAsFs all lstisFt for advice uit b nddipaie
sah"aeAt medicines Tor AAlu b. ali DuEEistA
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-12-06

publican party and \ prominent candidate for
tho Presidency In 1910.
John Blown, eolored, Wa arrested near
Fort Valley, Ga, in tho act Of attempting
to commit an outage on highly respectable
young lady. HO knocked out some Of her
teeth in tho struggle, and otherwise mall
treated her. Subsequently band OF dis.
BuisOd mon took him from tho custody Of tho
sheriff and hung him. british troops have
captured two DGtIvO villages in Malaga
where tho British resident, SIR. Birch, wa
murdered ...... Guibord's grave has been dc.
c!arcl uneonscorGted by tho bishop OF Mon,
trcsl......A treaty Of peace friendship, mari,
tiuO commerce and eItrA1ition between sPs!n
and SAnto Domingo has been signed. .... The
Efforts Of tho Momcns to InAugurAtO church
In Canada meet with considerable opposition
by tho people, every meeting 30 far having
been disturbed. Allen GVynn, colorcd,
living near Huntingdon, Tenn, having learned
that Milton IsonOy and Frank Patterson, two
CE.PonItentiIry convicts, had arranged to
steal his hoHos, GWynn collected posse Of
white mon To watch his premises Tho two
outlaws camO Is expected, and when halted
fired en- thu posse who returned the lTC,
dlArG Honey. PAttorsol escaped ...... Gen.
shOrmAn'a report Of the army shoWs that
lhoro arc 1910 officers and 2i,0Jl enlisted
mon
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-12-06

News comes from Richmond, Va, civ.
ingR history Of tho faulty and antecc.
dents Of the beautiful and unfortunate
girl who shot herself in Fifth avenue,
New York. Der real name, it appears,
WIS Minnie Roano, aud she belonged to
one OF the most prominent families in
King William county. Her parents were
related closely to the family Of Hon.
VIM. Roane, II former governor Of Viz.
giuia, and her grand uncle was Judge
Of the State court Of appeals and at one
time United States senator. Unforhl.
nGtely, her mother died while herself
and a sister, Belle, were quite young,
aud tho two beautiful girls were left
without the tender care aud watchful
guidance Of n mothers love. Six years
ago tho two girls ran away from their
home, with, 50 tho dispatch saws, the
avowcd intention Of leading 4 life Of
shame. They were pursued, captured,
and brought back to their home, where
they were placed under the closest sur.
VIGILANCE. They managed to escape
again, however, and entered houses Of
ill'famo in Richmond. Minnie left there
nearly three years ago and went to st.
Louis, subsequently going to New York.
Her history is already known, and its
tmgical climax has shocked the com.
munity. Zone grief doth tread upop
another's heels, andfOllowing the death
Of the unfortunate AGinuic intelligence
comes that her sister, on learning Of her
suicide, threw herself from window in
Baltimore aud was instantly killed, ard
tnat her brother took chloroiorm, from
the effects Of which hC died. 4 sad and
terrible story, indead, Of blightcd lives,
and willlulucss, Aud wrong. May moi
many liPht-hcartcd girls draw moral
from thcylcath OF the fatally gifted sis
tiers, and be warned III tine from tho
rock OF sin, against which their iai,
young lircs may b. shattered. Over Tho
faults Of the dead let IL, draw the yci
Of forgiveness md oblivion
"Lcaving with mtCkuess her sin to he,
SAVIOR
but let her grave stand US warning fol
those whose feet are inclined TO stny
from the stnight path.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-12-06
Making Men IIon.cholders.

The Philadelphia plan Of making men
hOuschOlders is simple and practical. A
poor man in that city can obtain lot,
1880, for 900, by entering into m oh.
legation to pay yearly rental Of twelve
dollars, or six per cent. As long as this
interest OH the purchase money is paid
annually, the grOund.rcnt landlord, rs
lie Is called, cannot demand the priu.
cipaL He now joins building associl-
ton, and takes, say, five shares. On
each share one dollar is to bo paid
monthly, and, us there arc one thousand
shares, each month $1,000 is paid into
the association. Then the money 80
paid is put up at auction among tho
members, and the bidding mounts mp
from five per cent. premium to perhaps
twenty, at which it is knocked down 10
him. lie agrees to pay besides his one
dollar per month per shRrc-Eay five dol
lars per month-thc interest on $1,000,
plus $500, twenty per cent. premium,
amounting to scyonty.twO dollars per
Rnnum. With this 81. 900 he contracts
with competent builder, who puts him
up house. The financial result stands
as follows: He pays ground rent per
annum, six per cent, on S200-Sl2.
Building association, interest on loan,
81. Taxes, g. per 800 on valuation
OF house-say $500, SIG $3.50. It is in
effect u mortgage which never natures,
unless there is failure to pay tho in.
tercst or it may DO describedas a rental
which gives the renter 4 permanent pos.
session OF tho estate il he promptly pays
the rent. 1t only takes in practice ten
or twelve years to put him in absolute
possession OF his home.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-12-06

In this highly entertaining Scandinn.
Wan play for the holiday season, two OF
the older persons in the company arc
selected, one for the apOthecary and one
for the doctor. This chosen doctor then
retires to neighbOring room, and the
remaining players each choose the name
Of some drug or medicine necessary to
the fitting ont Of an apothCcary's shop,
upon which the company sit down in a
ring with the exception OF the apothe.
cary. The point Of this game is, to re-.
member well the chosen name ut tbs
proper tim9, aud to rise up and turn
around whenever it is pronounced, il
not, forfeit must be paid.
The doctor now makes his appearance,
After some mutual compliments between
the npothccaTy and the doctor, during
which the respective titles aro often re-.
pcated, each repetition being followed
by low bow aud tho turning round Of
the complimentOd party, the doctor pro.
cecds to the visitation Of the druggists
store, and to question the RpotlIccary
regarding tho contents Of his stall, OK.
claiming:
81 dare say, Mr.. Apothccary," (bow
and turning round on tho part OF the
druggist "you have plenty Of suchand
such a drug"
Now in the quick pronunciation Of tho
different drugs and medicines, It is very
frequently tho case that the party repre-.
scnting the medicine forgets to rise from
his seat and make his bow, rs we'll rs
his roundabout. For this failure he
must pay q forfeit, and after having
undergone tho Rtonemeut required for
his forgetfulueSs. he can return to his
scat,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-12-06

A child has a right to ask questions
and TO DO fairly answered; not to be
snubbcd Us il no were guilty Of M i'm,
portinence, nor ignored rs though his
desire for information were OF no con.
sequence, nor mislAid as IL it did not
signify whethertruo or false impressions
were made upon his mind. He Inns a
right to be taught everything which he
desires 10 learn, and to DO made certain,
when asked.ior information is withheld,
that Il Is only deferred till no is older
and better prepared 10 receive It. An.
sworing 4 childs questions is sowing
tho seeds Of its future character.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-12-06

To the weak, the worn and the weary,
tho editor Of tho Boston RcOrtisT EAys; Nv,
eau most unhrsitAtingly recommend tho Poru
Wan Syrup, protected solution Of tho pro
t0TidO Of iron, 10 all the weak, the wOrn, Ait
tho weary, having richly experienced IL bono
dts. It possesses ell tho qualities claimed foi
Il by IL prOphetorH Com.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-12-06

Butter aud cheese Rrc almost indiS'
ponsAblo articles Of food. Properly used
they arc nutritious and healthy; but an IT,
oTllTAto uso Of either cAusOs indigestion Ahj
dyspciriA. PdrSTnS' PIrrgdiins ItllI, Judi
ciously uEc,l, will remove both Of thet'
troubles, Com,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-12-06
st. Nicholas Dny In Germany,

Ono Of the deaconcsscs, good md
wise Sister Elspeth, "meine liobo mut.
ter schwcstcr," told mo how they ccle.
brntcd St. Nicholas day ut hOr sisters
house, and in n great many other Ger.
mnn families: Late in tho evening, on
tho day before, Just about the time
when the children RrO usually sent to
bed, q loud knocking is heard at the
door; the mother, or Runtic, goes out to
lot the stranger in, and comes running
back, with:
"Ohl children children what do
you thinki here is St. Nicholas coming
in; the Chiist.kind has sent him TO ask
about You all, that he may know wheth.
or to bring you any presents ut Christ.
mas or not !" The children all become
very much excited. Ii tic Hanschcn
pulls his apron Straight; Karl smooths
down his hair with his hand; little Meta
turns out her toes, rs auntio is rcmind.
ing her to do all day long; and as thoy
are all on ip.too with expectation, the
door opens and in walks St. Nicholas.
4 great big bag hangs by his side; long,
snow whit0 hair falls from under his
bishops cap; and 10 much long Silvory
beard covers his face, that the children
can hardly Bcc anything hut his eyes
These, however, look so kind mud good,
and twinkle 80 pleasantly, that little
HanschCn lets go the mothers dress
aud ventures n step nearer to the new
guest, The latter bows very politely to
mother and nuntic, and says that rs
Christmas is very near, tho Christ kind
has sent him TO oil the houscs Of the
village to find out TO what children the
Christ-kind must bring presents ut
Christmas, when lie comes in his little
wull.Gllod wagon.
Then the saint makes very particular
inquiries about each child. elias Meta
learned to turn her toes when she walks,
better than she did last Christmas =
Motn's toes turns wider and wider apart
rs he speaks, and auntie says al think
Meta is trying very hard to learn to
walk graceful little ady." Meta smiles
with pleasure, aud St. Nicholas gives n
nod Of satisfaction. "And does Karl
eat all his soup every day before he asks
for anything else, and never grumblc
about anything that is put on his plate p
- Yes, knrl hnS learned not TO be baby
nbout his dinneI," says the mother.
"and is getting ready to 10 n brave
soldier some day, by thanking God for
whatever He gives, aud eating it without
ever thinking about it" "SchOn
schou !" says s.. Nicholas, which means
4" Good good" "And has Hansrhen
been diligent little boy, and learned
by heart some little Christmas hymns
to sing under the Christmas tree" And
little Hanschen, the youngest Of them
all, his face rs red as fire with excite.
mGut, and his blue eyes as wide open ms
he can stretch them, before the mother
can answer, opens his mouth, and bursts
out Just as loud RI he can sing, with his
new Christmas hymn:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-12-06

Why should my ono buy q soap hnlf
resin or clay, when DObbins' Electric
Soap lmadc by Cngin & Co., Philn.) is
for salrl II costs but n trine more,
and will go five times rs far. Try it.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-12-06
Holy night client night
Darkness Ill, sAvo yOn light,
Shining DER tie stable where
Watch the worshiping, blessed pair,
by tho heavenly child"

Darkness all, sAvo yOn light,
Shining DER tie stable where
Watch the wofshiping, blessed pair,
By tho heavenly child"
"Well done, ;" says St. Nicholas, 81
will ask the Christ.kind on Christmas
day to bring very full wagon to this
house; aud now, to show what very nice
things He is going to bring with Him,
He has sent you beforehand few speci.
mems Of what ho will have in His
wagon"
80 he opens the big Ing TINT hangs by
his side and brings out apples and mt !,
candy, Christkindchcns, and all sorts Of
cakes, especially big figures of himself,
aud gives some to each one Of tho de.
lighted children; tells them to bo a5
good as they have been, and, il possible,
better, until Christmas comes, and thew
shall have still more beautiful gifts.
Then he shakes hands with the children,
makes n low bow to the mother and
auntie, and says he must hurry of, as
he has TO visit every house in the village
and impure about all his children.
Sometimes, instead Of st. Nicholas com.
ing in person, the father goes to the
door when the knock is heard, and comes
back with great bag Of good things,
aud tells the children all that st. Nicho.
las asked him, and what he answered
before receiving this forctasC OF Christ,
mas for them.-S. Nicholas for Deem.
Der,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-12-06

PERiiSEESETS ASn E = .s.P = .. E
even town n tho United StAles. Address J, HENRY
SYMuNlls, t,S DayoushlFs HtFpsi, Boston, hAai.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-12-06

Aaaa A MONTH - AEssls HEaisd S!sG.
UsUkN Uhara. Hatlnesl honorable and hFlb
MhtII elaha PInlealAl bent ifae Addfpai
~ASV WORTH 4 60, 81. Louis. No.
, 1875-07-15

at+fia! Hftpateh to 7As Ea8ea5s tribune.
New foaK, July la.-0nAlH-The what market was
1870 beer with ac!lys o1port demand fos parcels
spot aud 10 ArrIyo sales, 93s 0ou bu It y1.7Js
1.99E for No. Chicago sud Korthvestnru &. "a for
No. N'lwautee 3.N9l.S 10 for No. spriug In tsnra
sud Aaoatt st8o for No. Mnnssota tl.lTR1.2a for
ubgradsl Iowa aud Munesota spring tl.s5tS1eo for
wiateF red Western sl.sdal.B7 for amner do; aud
81 40 for white Western also A goo bu No.
Chicago fof aat week In July and rst wrak tn August
Ut 900 bu DO now tho cAnAls 10 AzrtYh,
1t sl2o Rye steady 1t 900 for Canada III bond, and
tllo for stats. Corn dull salos tsoo bu II 70981o
for atsam We4tsru Mixed Sic for sAil do; a3o lot
cunlmon while Western and 7ac foF common mixed
Western In stors Oats uoFs active and fsnos aAiss
Of " 900 bu At to3olo for tulxsd Western; S%8asko
for whlts Western; and s6sed*e for white btata
Pzoylsloxs-Middss nrn It liNIallEo for city
long clear Lard qs sales Of 100 tes 1t IL 91te for
prime steam.
wuu1r-Msstet steady sa'es Of $50 btla 1t N.92
per gallon.
upocEatzs-sugar-s sts4ly, with fair de-
mauA fAir to good rehniuY quoted u 72f4ako
prius. b.lse ~hIts Havana, sN91o,to. Coffee
s.sf ~ .n Jss IT, u
IN As Assoeta!td lxtIs.i
NEW YoAK,
NEW Yonx, July H.-FLoua-ste4 with fair
dtinana; rsce!pts, 1900 urls Bupethno bAts Sna
Western, u. .Bhas.io; common 10 good extra, " aoss
sa:itsS.5s; est1s Ohio. 5oes7s0; 81 Loal.. l,,1
tSS.26. kye -four, $5,GU; hrner.
observation-disclosures S3.Toot1.1a.
0nA1x- -Whoat-Dsna nd active aud better ssoeiptas
eso01 bu Chicago tptins, 3s<9i = NO. Milxsa. -
ese' sl.2&SlM aot ho.th.s,.ssaf14: .,aa IT,: 1 IN:
nesota epring, Stlilal.g: wsr red Western, s. .a3
!ssa snSst Do r4s ia Dc, ~ sss
bat steady Csnsds 10 baud poo State. SLID, sF-
l.. duh and nonainal Msls qust but stssdy. ceiu-
Neusnd eetvs Eseap4s, q, ,oe0 G9i Wssts1u mi1sd,
::::Sssss: 'asss ~:
5000 hu mixed Wet&eD. GJ3a2o: white do, ts4sGh
, 1875-07-15

HfIEEP--Hnaincsh waa limited to AnprlynH local
wants, And aalAs slow u former quotations, At
~ .ooS&, 30 fur poor 10 closcs anaitlcA-
RAsr Liberty. .
EArr 1.rBKnTr, July H.-ACAr1Ik--necoipts today.
74s heAd and for The last two days 21el herd Of tbs
arrivals today - ca.s werc ihroash stuck md u cara
wero fos sals lesa the huppy y good demand act
{c.75t973s medium to good. q 90 ~6.to cotnnon to
fair keMas7e; xtoetcrs, $3.oo9A.to; Te1ans, $3.50
s.M1 bulls, $2.7N24.H.
IloaEReccipts totlty 1850 hsai1, and for the two
days past x,5So hoad 4orkors, St66t57oo fhiadel-
snskr.-isscaipts today, $500 head aud for tho
two days, 7,4oo heAa selling 1t e44Got9b.0o.
nUFFALo. .....
BuYFALo, July 14.-cAErLE-Neoeipts 74s total !;
Offering nlln9 roady eae nj strong sesterdaya psices
BltExr AND LANDs-itscc!pts. 3,ho totst for tho
wuek, 1920: MARKET farIy sotive; all offering
readily disposed Of yarh baro Of stoek good quality
Of stock etrong st ths opening prices IF the week
comtnon 1heep alav sales; but little aomand. Lambs
hDHeo1.
1nnrkot aciye for Yorkera Al S7.2s97.ko; aelectsd
t7.sO: heavy hogn slow At 81. .eotS7 .3s.
st. LoUIn. ..
81. LOUIS, July 14.-tfoaseFIsn and unchanged !;
100 butchers, s7.ot@12t.
uAr1Lx-Deiuand oxccels duprly; reoe!pts, 1000 !;
ohoo0 native tiesrR, <I.8QEaG.B3k gond, 50. 1tCaHII
medium 10 fair. fi.soa175; common. g. .oNgi 80 :;
chore Tesns, $i.9584b0; ghod, 81. .bSN1+ 10 f&ir,
sJ.a0es3. .C5 :; common tu medium, 81 be(S3 .l5-
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 14,--IIons-FGir ind hrn; COM
mon, $7D1ls7.l0; g00l light anu heAvy $71aG47.23;
extra butchers, s'.ao a7.3s: receipts. LBS head.
, 1875-07-15
REAL. ESTATE.


The following Instruments we're Alel for record
Wednesday, July IL:
CITY PROPERTY,
Dsshlell d, ~ HAot Twenty -xi1tA ct, VIA
xI25 Il, ustad Oct. i, 18Th 5000
1ark ~, A2l II W oI Eli 1t, . (, l34x5i IT. With
7d1aa It Adjon!ny On Lako 1t, dated July u. 0,173
Nultte Ut. 70 Il u Waahtsaaw av. I. t1xlM
IT. dated July H.: 1000
W.. GopE5st1 e. assa jay 81 y n u taa'in' 1t. ~.
we4t Aialnu II, 25l it v oi p4uilna II, IT. asx -
lsJE #, dated Oct a, l871....,.,,..,,,,,, 1850
nlnAi ls VI, 136 II pf Clyboatu syssf,14
Il tu AlleY, dated JAu. .N....,,..,,,,...... ~. COO
Orchard 1t, 2i8 It = Of eophA II, v I, 9sxleaE
IT, datcd DEC. IL, ,1d1a.......-........,,.. S2DU
WofHtut ~, III II . Ut Orchard Ut, At, INK
ltt r. dated July - 3........:.:........... 1,ao7
Ut. vi tu1l!i IT, with l&t Il u Airy iu allnu
block. IAted Dee, I. 1874. b,4o4
Emerald Vt, 10 Il ii of T4irtJ fourth II, vi. VI
ANY q, with l921l2aE It In aalus block,
dated FEB. l,.....,... ...,,.,...,........,.. 1000
Hals,sd At, III Il q ot Ihlrty~ fourth 1t. wf.73
9l2tA t. viii 3ssl2iX It III Yafno block,
nL, dase4 poe, 4 ls14.. 7.o@
lDai?sH Il. viii. aj41l2th II In same block.
A1,ioid i, 81 s-io II Il Ti;ti;ss;saih Il,
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