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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-17

By opening the British Parliament in per-
son, Queen Victoria has again formally as
sumed the public duties appertaining to her
station. There is little noteworthy in the
speech which Lord Cairns read in Ler name,
except the announcement that the shipping
laws are to be amended, and that royal COM
mission will be appointed to report on the du-
ties of naval officers in regard to fugitive
slaves. BY promising these measures the
Government breaks the force of impending at
tacks from the opposition.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-17
Obstacles of Mar rage.

Happy ReI;effor Young Men from the effects
OF ErroIs and A buse in early life. Manhood re-
stored. lmpedimentS TO marriage removal.
New method of u eatment. New ard remarka.
bic remedies. Books III d Circulars sent tree,
i'll sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD AS
SOClATION, 4l2 n. Ninth St.. Philadelphia.
Pa.-an Institution having high reputation
iorhnn' 'rable conduct and professional skill.
az ,'75-ly
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-17

The Kentucky Senate has passed a
bill providing 1000 for the represen-
tatinn of Kentucky's r, sources and
manufactures at the Centennial. The
bill came up In the House, and contrary
to the general expectations of the peo-
pie, was rejected.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-17
BELMONT CHRONICLE.
ST. GAINESVILLE, OHIO.
T HUI RSDAY. FEB. IL. 1876.
MR. JErr. DAVIS was not content with Il

MR. JEFF. DAVIS was not content with the
He waited until the people were thinking of
something else, and then put in his little let
ter. in which he referred to the Southern Con-
federacy as country" Pleasant companion
is JEFF. He ought to be a delegate to the next
National Democratic Convention. Gin. Com.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-17

THE Cincinnati Enquirer has ''inter-
viewed" forLy-five Oat of the sixty-one
members of the OHIO Legislature for
the purpose of ascetaining their opin-
ions in reference TO the platform and
candidates for the Presidential canvass.
The forty-fve are, it appears, in favor
of a platform demanding the repeal Of
the Resumption act, and of a currency
"equal to the wants of trade" With
regard to the choice OF candidates,
there is much difference of opinion.
Mr.. Brnnner declares himself, with an
oath, in favor of "Old Billy Allen,"
while Mr.. Swain and several others
are for George Fl. Pendleton. Mr.. Ey-
lar says: Il am in favor of anybody
for President but Sam Tilden "a very
accommodating gentleman. Another
member asks for Hendricks because he
"has soul bigger than a continent"
The admirers of Allen and Pendleton
seem to be in the majority. Evidently
the hard money Democrats of the East
will find it necessary to send out good
manyfnissionaries TO their benighted
brethren in the West.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-17

A very valuable manuscript has been
discovered in the Azores, relating TO
the colonization, in the year loo0, OF
the northern part Of America ey emil
grants from Oporto. Aveiro ana the
Island of Terceira. Its publication Is
expected to shed great light on the dis
puted question of the early discovery
of America.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-17

The recent death of Representative Stark
weather has drawn attention 10 the remarka-
bic mortality within the last year or two
among the Representatives in Congress from
New England. Within a comparatively brief
period the following have died: Sumner,
Wilson, Harper, Crocker, Ames, Whiting
and Buffinton, of Massachusetts,, Hersey, of
Maine, Jencks, of Rhode Island, Ferry, Strong
and Starkweather, of Connecticut
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-17

Senator Christisncy was married last
week to Miss Lille Lugerbeel, lately q
clerk in the Treasury Department.
senator Ferry, his colleague, officiated
AS eroomsman. Senator Christiancy is,
according to the Congressional directo-
ry, nearly sixty-tOur years Of age. The
bride is represented to be nineteen.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-17
Allen Interviewed.

The Cincinnati Enquirer, to keep up
the Allen Presidential blind, has had
the Ex-Governor interviewed. He re-
peated his campaign observation that
''specie payment is ID barren ideal
ity,," omitting. on this OCCASION, the
emphatic qualification, and spoke on
the platform question as follows:
ave onght to hold our Convention
pretty early and take decided grounds
Oh all questions. No people have a
better right to speak out in meeting
than the Ohio Democracy. Our Con-
vention ought to decide on the man to-
support for the Presidency. Let them
adopt their platform and let the aspi-
rants quadrate themselves to the prin-
ciples."
This is what he said about the Presi-
dency:
"As for myself" ne said, 1 have
nothing to say. lam private citizen.
as was before the people of Ohio call
ed me to the Chief Executive Office nf
the State. / aun not candidate for
any Office, but l will not disfranchise
myself by saying that l would not &C.
cept office il it was tender.d to me.
Some distinguished gentlemen who are
seeking the greatest Office on the globe
remind me of commercial drummers
running round the country showing
their samples. By Cd, sir, l would
not do this for the Office itself. 1t has
become . grab game among the five or
six Republican aspirsnts, and if this
kind of business is to be tolerated by
the people, the Empire might as well
rome at once. Let the leaders intro
duce the Pr9tOrian guards of old Rome
and fight it out in the largest city. No
man ever made himself President yet,
and hope no man can"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-17
MASONIC DIRECTORY, 1874.

Belmont Lodge, No. l6, F & A. NJ. meets ey-
.ay Wednesday night on or preceding the fall
a. Oon, II X. BU UMGARNEh, w. N.
T. II. FERRE-L, Secy.
St CIairsvil'e Chapter. No. IL Royal Arch
a,asons nee;s. Sd Friday night each month at
81. tiair<yille and the lst Friday eseh month
al Bridgeport. JAMES CLARK, d. r.
7. H. FERRELL, Secy.
Belmont Council, No. 81 Royal Select aad
super Excellent Masters, meets on the Second
Tuescay night of every month.
g W. CARROLL, 7. /. q. II.
F D. BAILY, Rec.
Hope Commandery No. 26 of Knights Temp
ans. meets IN the first TuesdaJ night OF every
IroHfn. A. J. BAGGSs I'm SoIn
f. D. BAILEY. Rec. marlEI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-17
Why will you suffer from Rheuma,

tism, Sprains, Stiff Joints, Swellings, Burns,
Scalds or Weak Back when the Centaur Lin
iment affords certain relief Many articles
sOothe pain to a certain extent, but the Cen
taur Liniment CURES. The White Liniment
10 for the human family, the Yellow Lini-
ment is horses and animals.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-17
Cross and Sticky Children can be

made healthy and strong by regulating their
stOmachs and bowels with Castoria 1t is
more effective than Castor Oil and is as pleas
ant to take as honey. For Wind Collie, Sour
Stomach, Worms and Costiveness, there is
nothing in existence equal TO Castoria
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-17

"Yes, want my daughter to study
rhetoric," said u Vermont mother; "for
she can't fry pancakes now without
smoking the house ali up"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-17
ADVERTISING RATES.
An Answer to Jefferson Davis.

NORWICH, CONN, Feb. 7.-Warren
Lee Goes, President of the National
Union of Anbersonville Survivors, has
written letter to The Bulletin, reply
ing to Jefferson Davis's assertion that
the mortality of the Confederate prls-
oners in Union hands was in greater
proportion than that of Union soldiers
in Rebel prisons. Mr.. Goss quotes the
Federal War Department figures, show
iny the total captures of soldiers and
citizens by the Confederate forces to
have been 1885, Jas. 1t Is estimated that
of these half were actually confined IN
prisons. Tie number of deaths in Con.
federate prisons WAS &c, 40l. Conse-
quently the per cent. of mortality in
prisons was over 39S, and the per cent.
of the entire captures about 19s. The
number of captures by the Union forces
was 476, 1863; actually confined (the rest
being paruIed or exchanged), 81, $40;
per cent. of mortality in prison, 134;
per cent. of mortality of whole number
of captures, 6!. Thus the mortality in
rebel prisons was about three times as
great as that in Union prisons. Mr..
Goss also quotes the official report of the
Confederate Inspector of Prisons, Lieut..
Col. d. T. Chandler, who Is !avOrably
spoken of by the Confederate Assistant
Secretary OF War, to show that recon-
mendatiOus were actually made tO..Mr.
Davis's Cabinet to replace Gen. Win
der, Commandant at AndersOnville,
with some one more humane, and the
My notice taken thereof by Mr.. Davis
was to promote Winder to the position
of Comlnissary-General Of all the Con-.
federate prisons.
THE acquittial of Chas. X. Lands,
charged with numbering Carruth, was
reached, it seems, through the agency
of prayer. The jury stood nine for ac-
quittal to three for conviction OF man
slaughter, and 80 remained until late
Saturday nignt. They had vainly i'm
plored the Judge to let them go, declar-
ing that no agreement was possible.
But after being sent back the last time
the minority addressed themselves to
prayer, and the result was an agree
ment to let Lands go, on the ground
that he was crazy. One of the three
jurors conducted the service,
and they prayed fervenrly until they
were all of one mind. Then the con-
stable in an adjoining room heard them
singing the DOxolOgy, and feeling sure
that this outpOuring of thankfulness
could have but one meaning, he rushed
to the bell rope and aroused all Brigh-
ton without further inquiry.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-17

The editor who was told that his last
a,t 'cle was as clear as mud promptly
replied, "Well, that covers the ground,
anyhow"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-17

What Is the difference between hill
and pill? One is hard to get up and
the other is hard to get down.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29
AcAnEMic DEPARTMENT.

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thsTsassAs, sasAsshw. t#AnsApshttA tfFtgsk tssx@s
sNat shsWsws le~s IsHss W Assskss ttHhMsNf
stafssss y ~ tsssesss hrNhsAa. ss~sYvsfAs NIhN.
tsass tNsA LAIN tssssA sAa ssssmses sssls~Ah
fHtHh titNM HsAtsaMs lsssfwftieN. intro
FsAtahss AeAssNgs tvNsWAmstsr, entltsA tssNMNsAs
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sNseMs isassarst " Ihsnssae*A tHsssetytH4s Asstk
mstfs tHshsns#yt Nsssess aksynsss taeee h~sAl.
.ss~*tA1hy NHshssIs vsmAss enish*sta, tarsn3wwss
ttsM HtussAfNss~' fiws tfs&se4s. lt~sA .hssrtes
vsssrnAens VI ~ VI. iAsntAs fsssss latin. tssssA
fTfhsh xsd sstshAn. st4ssnAl
sfsstSN ,lAN~. iNnxtiAn l~tfaes, tssths.
rsathy, NsAAfnr. leamAnshIt. kneiish t.sammAs
tss1~ht iHstHases. h tsst It'll thar N h As1skme.
M, titsssghssnt rf~ftlfAi AnaAAeAi. tntsitsVtnAi
AfishMrstss AlEstsH lllTm~Aiest W EaAirANs.
tssesHslts sitasshsras es.rAs MtnsnsAtl@M II Mr..
isss Mfsftsn Hsssns. sfr~svt 10 tAN Il ttsrxsaCA,
tMushsllt lnhtmeasate VI AssA,, eoenlxntfAre
tvaNkfus~N' fifst t<ssuAs hnIthsh). turA ske<rtNG
iirMl,iF tnssy hHssh~dl, creAmsfv4ai tAw, Latin,
hfttA French AhA HERMAN. nfAisNai
flH*T rLAwN.@~ghfsetsAM lk4tstus. Usth~wvAs
ply hhsinfsvsi Heading teafewats NsaNdast
ki~ &kesa. lsnmaNehir. Ensissh tsfAMmat tnsuwNv
thstitntss ~abtlnnesil. ArssEm,tle lNranacMs Mlsh
~sh MentAi AsHhmrtte, Aif~hvN tEleus%ntAry NM
i@hss MsnsuYatier u aclIsls t,srsnsssy, 1ane sNd
Hslta, Mrten ttsstcey tfrdst ~uNtinweAl slsvr
fsrh, !Ansheii. Ia.ssn,eassssl. hhssests. nwsl
hrss fnfula, COMMERCIAL Law. kNaliah syn
ansms gflrAham's,, NasHtai rhslrecrMy tQMa~Aen
has " iyFrnnmir~l. E4~sys. MuMshty l~kAs$~
Latin, tiFeeA, freneh aad Herman. ~rttomAl.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29
CoII.EdIATE DEPARTMENT..

fuuitTM cLAss..~ ChrissiAn 1Astsyns. Higher
Authnastle continued, thlsersity Alw~bsA N Urn.
sud rsaonosnstsy. hhttossi, kmH,lsh t.ileralure,
hynontns and NstaFai PHILOSOPHY eeullMWNd.
AMrtent History, Physical tteaxsarhy, kaaays,
ffvMrl ut,tiunAt.
1tiiNntl, Nm .tslisnTesn n rsthnllessy, El~u.
tion, lrnssHls Ancient History aud u~sFsspAy,
soinan aud useeiAn Antiquities. Easish Literature
'hiu rsiiy Algebra rampieted, surveying, tn9ie,
Is.Ay@. Monthly i,riNtss, Latin. tssst vtsMrt
AMd herman uuttnnai,
ktt'OAD Gl.Akh ~ Wilderness III CAlisollslty, Mo.
sntinb, trasedy, Mental Philosophy, lAx,r and
Messtliy siss, Ntany tarayitI. fhrn,latvy tklilt
msn-1, NastHstian, Astruiin.y, Analytical ueoWse.
WY. k~sAts, Monthly tleL~trs. Latin tr<ek rFtMel
amt Herman nutIullAl
fiitsr class Neral Philosophy, Political fros..
ums, Hntany, usniuxy, Astvo0ussiy, uhemlatsy, tAi
euinv tohu heetiosis. Analytical Mechanics. tAttN
tireek uerman And French optional.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29
GENERAL REGULATIONS.

The session commences IN ihs As~t Mundsy In
hsplshtrr. and ends Ainut ths III III JHty. wtth 4
phhl,r NAAtAlnAtIuns Nosidss the AMhAA. thav~ Ave
private tnsthy examinations IN thu several rlanses,
81 whis distinguished lnrft In eunahet. diligence
sud pfun tihry receive httnn h0nusv.
I'm catering, saHA student tAeAalutMth AAA l1AreA
m ths riasa III Which ha tssstoHa sttstMMeAla IN.
Mitf hltst. kONt mural character u required VI
III RptlttHH fv xtmleetnus,
The htnFAts AHd arHsrsi department II lhs slMdsNO
arr constantly watched ossFi TIM Mvaltsrs pseslds
NJ thslr FrafsKtiuha, Ahd thsis smfusts and NV.
sntAl h.ttsA Feestsa Htery AslenttNM.
unllsilhs are rent ~ uhttslHAa aNd Faster N
parents " guardians n Inform them III ths health,
sonduet AND Improvement " thtts saAs ~ sssAs.
The rsltNtstI taught W The Institute y ttomAN
tHshnlts, hsndsMta NJ Mher Asn0sHtnattnaa ~ ~.
ni.l~a. provided tAay ars wtlltnx, I'm ths aAAs ~
a!dAr A.sa Mnfusnsy, 10 attend tAs pslie saTrteee
ihe eeTsssp,nassee n siadsnsa, a. ~eil o. I'll
buls Mstd ~ them. are suhIaet ~ the inspection
II thr uftstuf.
Ths r1rlu sannes ~ tiu~ stuAsMt~ ii Aepnatl4a
~Mh W. TREASURER, N w UtvsM - rsMAenee Mey
snNxest. and mAS bs partly, ~ tMAly NtoAhsM
fssm thsla, ON account ~ MAaNdWet ~ healett VI
duty.
Un entering, each ixMsd.s ph0MlA ~ psOvi1ed
With suitable quantity " rlntklma, and eMlsteMt
nuMltef III phitts, stsks, heMstksfthte(p, towels
suiuhs, htMsbrs, I'll. k0ne 1T thsAs viii ~ tyr.
nishs by College, Hnlsss sy~elAi dsl,aGit ~ maAe
ksest article sllDtlA W. marked With the nAMw nj
ihr UNnst In lull.
rAssnl. wishing 10 AAss their shlidsrn s~As Aom-,
should Hisf tsit nollss. AMI fHsNAtA travelling ~.
iNMstt. FUR further particulars, Addsssa
iAf1 tltO. OLIVER, President.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29

b'nce tho opening NJ uAe Centennial
Exposition thiuve. aDa r0niidenue mon
hay" poured Into Philadelphia Ia thu
hope II raApinR rich harvest from what
y kn0wn ~ lhem ~ suckers, I" or people
lrom thu rural districts visiting Tho show.
Il,n uthsr day 4 mali, evident N u farmer,
lrN bundle containing twelve now
hhlris ttus which he hni d,bburMsl eJOl
~ y tninon near Fiflh and Ch.ninut
streets. promising 10 call for ll,cin lii tl,o
afternoon. A number u mon wer In
tho place ~ the Time, md later In tho
LAY y lnan stnplnsl III, took 4 drink, and
let y bundle nimilar 10 that deposited
ny Tho cot,nlsymsn. liz about M hour
and llalf thu follow called. remarked,
~ guess III TAXI thAt package now. !"
aud decsmped with tha skisiA lnlongsng
q Tho gentleman from thu rural districts.
IN tha evening thu farmer claimed hin
b'lulis. md, III laying II upon tl,a l1As,
QUO end wMs accidentally torn open, n.
yealins . bundle u old newspapers. Ihs
iafmer still monrnH TIN loss VI hi. linen.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29

-Four weeks agn tramp called NJ The
lonse III Charles liopock, In Fairyiew,
n. II, Anl applied Tor Lodging. Mr..
lIopock furnished tho f~l!ow beard AMI
. place b rleep L he would llelp him on
lliH Lay crop. Tho tramp inHnltel the
farmer. and was consequently assisted
IN thu promises ~ vigorous Kick.
On Thursday night Mr.. Ito. sock found
several II his valuable fruit tr.ws cut
down. ~ thc stump III one III TIN trees
wan nole ending ~ follows; "Whcn
4 man asks you for something 10 rat,
lonk..nt iherr stnnrs before yoM refuse
him. ~ y. .yuY.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29


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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29
4 NH for the lao.is.

A camp III pilgrims were preparing
break fMAt under Il cottonwood tscc yealNr,
day morning, and small boy 70 whom
Mn task II grinding coffee with worn,
out roiI,elnill hal bonn assigned, after
twisting away until ho not plum nick III
eho iab. startled TIM camp by tho Assor,
tlnn
This ought 10 In tho gods ,fIae.
mill"
What do yon mean by such non,
sensci" hskel tle head III thu family,
Why" ho replied, "thcy sAy ihe
mills III TN COL grind slowly, aud II
nlow'r any object. they a lrlt.r como antl
Hsi tliH'n. '--cdnn r,fy ff1t.) Iva
fuufLf.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29
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susagaais* III vssAtitstss ard III lssists
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satisfied thai sssas ~ would l,e inre.
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terms attend the disease, Int sass
have occurred rh.f, ttw III lhtm,s.
isisti. vi examination III THE ltsas.
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have l~rn ,S,snsls.l, tlefanF,i.
AGtE AMI FEVER,
I'm. &. M'i.ssts ii,in rn,s,
fs,Asls ~ A.ii sNn fifir. Nh,n
taken with t,ninlne, arc rfvlm TN.
ofihe most happy results, No l,es,el
ea,har,i, I'm " osei, preparation,
to. ~ after taking touininr. w
would advise All who are afflicted
with this disease IL gi,, them
lAiR TRIAL
For all bilious arrangements. and
A. a simple rstfgati,c. the, arc I'M.
cqualcd.
nEWARE ~ INVITATIONS.
The genuine nR. &. Msl.sNr's
LIVER liil.s arr never sugar coated.
Every box has 4 rel wax seal ON
the lid, with the impression ns.
MelANk's 1lvIR pllis.
The genuine MslASt's l.iytR
Puts bear The signatures III Z.
MeLANs anil FLEMING l.Ros. ON the
wrappers,
1U- Insist ON Your druggist OF
s,orckccper giving you the genuine
DR. &, MslANl's lNrg pllls. lrc.
pared By Fleming l,ros., Pittsburgh,
IA.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country stofckccpcrs generally.
lo those wishing q give Nv. d M.ls.ts
ItshH rtAls trial, w will mail pot pad III ats
pan " ile United sistss, tps IL I'm ~
twenty Ave tents
flfMiSa nRos rtlslH.f II.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29
GENERAL REGULATIONS

rapilr sF~ nnstssd any vm@ dMsiM1 M teas, and
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A lcstnr from Paris 10 thu philA.lclphis
Telegraph Mys. Tho iate III thu ruins
III tln Iuileficr NJ lAHt hAx been decided
Ivy official decree. Tho ruins, mnxsive.
picturesque, md nsclt~s, arc ~ be ~.
moved, md building erected on their
site which II ID Hefva ~ \ picture gal
lury and museum. probably IN 4 gallery
fnr modern French pictares. m tAe LINK
smbourr, now mol for that purpose, Ii
notpfionsly tho worst adapted odiiicc for
n picture gallery In tho world. Tho
rooms nre cramlWl. tho light Ii Ind,
mud there IN no possibility of IN adeailats,
display II fully une. third of thu at
TREASURED that should hcdepoAitcd there.
II wan ~ lint suggested that tho walls oi
tim Tuilrri.n should la lott standing,
ntla merely tho roofand interior replaced.
Int there were grave doubts Expressed
Nv to tue sonntncn III the foundations.
nl,.l NJ thu hat vestiges III tim historical
palace III Catherine liz Mrdicis will
shortly disappear.
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AMonn III thN ci1tnailies al aAv~rlix.
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vesttaemrnt calling Tor second hand
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y our columns this morning. hostM
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tFartsd Iilnss@,
n, n rayn., M II 10 ile Hisde In advance. tw"M
stulsMt ttAlned III TN Institution whose parent on
guardian ns mol eosullt With this Nuls.
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