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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
, 1876-08-16
sion changed, tho sooner will Rat!rfaetory cnneln-
ofuns be rctehtd. T.. Il, LELAND.
JUDGE LAWRENCE; AND TIE SILL
WEIR DOILAIt.

JUDGE LAWRENCE AND TIE SILL
WEIR DOILhK.
To fAt Etiftor NJ Th< Tffbnn<.
CHIcAno, Aug 1b.-The writer hcrcnf has
been a render and patron Of iho Nation sjnco
the issue OF lis natal number, and, notwttl,-
standing It's pcrssrtent egotIam, has always
found It we'll wnrthy Of careful pcrusal. The
articlc at "str Orurltn III laRt weeks paper
Upon "1he Proposed Silver swlnaie" cxcfte1a
painful feeling IN my lnlnl TINT even the Nation
whs not ahove auap!ef.n. t'ndsr the inspiration Of
the moment. determined IN review that nrtIcIc ia
asHcments wonid permit Rut The brief. thongh
very ablo, cttictm IN your EaeIc Of tn.dny. ffoHi
The pen Of 70 ,1fstfngnished lnrfat md rfbfonnd
thinker ~ Judge .. Il, Lawrence. removes a1l ne.
cc'ety for such action on my part. II ANY ever cx'
Had We few snch men "a aJudst Iawreqee IN ths
United states Senate, frOni The Vert tht ihra.
tlent corn,nsAnts. who would tktll The koeae thNs
Ind the golden e&g, would he met nj tln threshold
with An stray ot faeth and argument which would
teach them tftt even tbalt own hest nteretts wu1d
be promoted by needing the dictates Of Justice and
ccfiMhn eenfc.
WIS vnnt men Who IN their vory nature Eiee us
assnrnnct o. clyilsorvfco reform. and whore abls
tics And nAtfncts give reasonable GuArantIes of
financial reform, IL IL civil qualifications In her
public SERVANTS which tho country now needs. mil
woe he to the NAH who thrnnta his pMnS rcEFonal
Interests forward to the detrlr,ent Of the public
veal. JGvENts.
, 1876-08-16

4 II Kinds slEtEtss, ass. 10 IS. HE:IAiI II
a sis q iSl Kass;; dMSsf e tsktt. Mnesisr :
pantes iellt warranted yAAEat lutstF AID hll aAvn.
ilelita licludGd. THUS, a AAHilS, ~ Wst24h'a,.
, 1876-08-16
, ,MATRlMoNY IN. THE GRANGE.

-
LANSING Mch., Aug. 1e.-Thc yushvillc
Grange has had cnsc Of arbitration. A young
Granger married Tho daughter Of a brother
Granger without the father'a consent. The
caae was brought before. the Grange. The
young nuns. father said Ire oppofcd tho mar
mike the best OF It. Quite number proposed
10 ceasr,re certain parties: for encouraging tho
youthful couple 10 matrinony, "A voto WIS
tukcn on the resolution Of ceusurc, whicl. did
not prevsl; The young PG,',opas ms intr .as r.
IT. to her; which proposition she rejected, aud
size catno 10 Lansing and bought . complete
waFtlrohc. The young man il a hard WORKING,
induatriolm chap, but dtioa not weigh . ton. o.
, 1876-08-16
ANOTHER METEOR,
nv shn TtHfnr nF'TAs TAfhv6A

AUSTIN, ILL.,, Aug. 12,-At ,halt-psst Friday
evening, Aug. II, q meteor made Its appearance.
but did not compare in size with the great one
accil 4 few weeks since. Its course was from
north TO soiitH, and slightly upwarl. II eame
Into sight about m!lwuy 'l'etwccu tisc North
Star and the tsreht DppeI, and fron, ~ to ~ do
ahout 80 degrees of spatc, md qusctly d!sap-
prar,a without, exploding. It WINS apparently
equal III brilluucy to star Of the first y saeonu
n,ngnitnilc and lett luminous trail Visible fur
some SECONDS. Very respectfully, -
"A, J. FANRrt.l.Y.
, 1876-08-16

II VIII bo hbAervtd thnt ths ptuductfun Of gold In
1870 had fallen o nrnrly 10 1er cent from that Of
Mhces M Of ,cs
ccnsagds VI 1859 md compare them with The rnr.
centlget Of 1873, for tho purpoto Of illustrating
tho comparative rEescnt value ns lastd produc.
tion, THUS, Of The total production o' silver and
ii s 1. E;I
In tsss e: s;ss
p.f esn t Px re q
percentago Of 1916 tJ4 pct cent?. VIC find TINT
there e comparative gain IL production o! s!iycr
for 1878 of 100 per cent which Enin, auacd to tic
old standard Of comparative value, eIxtcen t16) Of
silver 10 one ~ ol gold, oivcs ~ q iraction oycs
fo.ty.stx 1&0l Of silver to. one ~ of gold, tndi'
soas s s JRS @ DSSs e %e' II
During March Lost the London masket quotation
for silver ranged between 591s6l54!f pence stcr-
ling per ouuce; equal 10 1Oh61l0a cGnts In Amer.
ican gold. 6ncs then the tafue haa steadily de.
clined TIL IN July the quotation had fallen 10 iV
ponce sterling. per onnos, eaoal TO E}.s cents
american Eold. Lately: tle market l.aa rcactsL,
cncea no doubt by the nantfcstations Of tnuxc iu'
tcrestcd In tho SUCCESS Of the cIVrts now helng
made to Induce tho adoptlonfn In this country Of sIl
yer dollars us legal tencrs Tor any aI.onnt Ia fact
OF Its decentralization by European Governments; :;
hHt 30 sb1n tho hrcculatcss lose contbl Of tho
market another decline vii! most likely take place,
carrying tic quotation lower than before reached.
t. M. II. n.
, 1876-08-16

4 uENTs wANTEu-lk EvE1tY SECTION or THE
n nntsd sMs. g ss' ts lAtsst @ snL M9.l Hu!thcn-
r. sS sssyfYS III VI T,,1 sFSan,i1 ss1 E., nArea
A GENTS wASTEp-oxE vi. MelsH tjUo1, sNLIC.
~ lLurs OF IFS Insurance c2a Aucurg pruhtahle
ulttlDn Ia rSt CLAM khstcEu company by AilftAtng
b W Tribune utlc1. = +,
, 1876-08-16

hrn,,roI fni,i ffna rncannnfinn ri iron hAA r1aeu
s.. Uf. MN q. - ~ nnn mn inns va Nv 'rho ex.
81 fsst 70 !t!an 5o eI
vs,, yse ~ ss Az o 5 IL 1o sey wets
III, iT MI. ooS In 17o. This last Item sl,ows
ihst sh p:eten ttpaa.sn q hnah lns.tfI I'D
eimntra emittm.e'' '''''s''"" -,
Il IL inn That yast syr,sn1 Of credits ana ex-
1sry mossho substitte Tor res money ss been
esoised 70 d ~ out t,s .csnsy spriyt nut AZ
sf i yie* ~ j ~ y Tsss Sss. ~ sses9 u Il. %
:a A.: w, + !:
@ snny 9y s kn 'eyI en- o ss
paasiblc hat .hr production q tho presou, metals
~ Wit 'f now re.ae the confederation o, Tho e,n.es
@ e. ~ Il sys a ,s E S' syel ! b s' 9sa
ioewsd i Gsf s!anpls q them Sns W Portugal
ary %; conyant!on n was iscli In Farts and ireaiy
sonelaeea .'ctws9n s,,, Frnse, Belgium, i.al,, mi.
wards jnlne1 By sfrtno Of which thtsr nations 80
IntcG tht nfnnge Of thoEr silver coinh NJ to- par
TALLY dc,nonttlgc That metal. This trca.y, was 10
IL % sssass % sasnst
yer. nnd also to extend It's in1ncncc.
bo[ ss ssf @ ss ess:. If Psis
inwnri m eIcnsIyc rnid stnndard. caIcnmtaSS. Il
was uudefs!ood, u Gora.c ,nore than 100 ooo, 6oo
Estimated % M 1T 1t ill., Uoo oGo aances, of whIeh oc m
n iSiea Ss nssasS a St s.ns
begun. 9thet and aTnlier States fell lmpolled 70
ioow w,sfe En:'am nnd Germany ioa; probably
Into treaty 10 1914 ior aa esclaslvs Foid stand.
ard, beginning jnn- J. lB74.; The uh!ted btntet
SIN f;dn Il Lad eA VA A. ~ ,aMSl pn1,ed S ~
c'nfing their preferences for Aiiver. apparently
ss ed i s @ pPYS ss st 'y ss sssp ;s ;
ebinss" :, tIitof Il is7a. all sWit1cfand de- o
ye Mhes n, ea IN ssnaary II,
ttmc-frSn, Jan. /, 1s7s, to 5oe. !so, is34-slo d.
or Il as Jill ii5 penes below @ x Amerisaa si,a
par. .'',~. ~ -" =. :"
II n; s xi Hs soagf @ s.ss es' s1ss sS2 SssG
MI & SS5!S y T. 1Gs ssY
liz tS tsagney y t aRS ahove e 1"'M tua
Js:;: s III E: s Wis; SsS
y, understood IL nave $SOo, co., 0o0 to .relf, and
really GIttClHHtnE NQSlj4DS QIy OF Gptu.-
.e|rh!h Of aIf tEcrc IL N cxtstGhtc: rron2e npo
hnnrtllnr rn1 ns veil ~ silver rruItar Il, re.
uumpiio although tho unr uctfon oiisct tbo other:
cvsryiod1, il shost, Iii TatIons. including inJih
tisca]in1 II. and ,cinrc OF ii com!nc nut Of tbo
Sonsnza., Whit wonder that sneh . CONTINUATION of
ur siiycI faisn id pas oumec, aud ors S oo. t W.
Al low as :45,al for. q. day Or two, in eighteen
Hill ILLS enormous change in the f..to in eighteen
10 70 or Is per ssnt sconnt was de In nast pt to
aric is proyoi BY tlie - sadden retoyery ii mo.e
stased by thc London papers thas ueimany hss so,d
IT. S Ix sIIyfr T. ara e;s a@d ~. thsGe
Aug. / eays; y: :, ~ :, ~ '~' "
Srcr va In shr,,rd Inst ntrh, ~ s,a ,,c. ,rs
noin indfa, hnycrs ays tr!c "a ct aniv II Sifi
some lsrsers tha TeIH,any 6ging hack her supply
fSr hEher Cricca bnt y y ysfy IonStini *hsr Dsr
hahy a9 !st smlfL u snseI !o&g n2s ns ,nere oug.
Str ~ yeasardsy Taai;d 1t 5d 10 5a: iSt 10 slas
no!!1A ~cte setntlaa " q tna absGaso o.
cfsnxa Saa s,sca 70 II ed Tas rnpes INV
And the Dally Ne.rs vays: .,....,
W have rscslysa M from t,c manager of hs peutsehe
, 1876-08-16
INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
cKErCIlE0 FROM NATUnE rAUGllT IN ONE
. let*oq for ta lnpt Including ahedihH1 rnP!ls
taught only et thUE residences. Address L, ELVEEHA,
QUsi. Ohlcc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13
}. A. Fraser, Agent.

nm agent OF the following well cstah-
l. i'#hrd fire insurance companies. and
recommend them TO property owners as
worthy al their c"riiH,ncc. Property
insured ut ndcInatn rates.
The Fire Association of Phila.
drlphin-lnr0rp0ratcd in 1920.
Assets oN.r $4,000, 900.
The itiZrnS' Insurance COMPANY
Of Newark y. }. Ur@nniZcd in
1863 Capital $4,000, 900. As.
sets over &nOn 900.
The Petersburg Saving, and In
StIrahcr company OF Peters,
burg, Virginia.. Assets over
$1,000, 500.
ta'! on III" and insure your property
without d'i"y. Country buildings n
Sprcinlty.
JNO \ FRASER. Agent.
mar ! at Winnsboro, S G.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13
y SuiCidc for Sentiment.

49," {; , II beautiful
ga! .%'A','.': " old, soprano sin
ser y: ~. Cpluminns honlan Cat ho
lie tmu,h, New York, las! Sunday
committed suicide by taking bitter
oil OF almond. size and JoHcpn
sLalS. tenor of the $nmc choir, were
lovers. but her mother objected and
forhaho his visits. The usual elan
d"Stlnc meetings. cnSucd, and last
Saturday the mother learned hat an
"l"pcm"nt had been planncI, and
when her dHnGhihcr went to bed
that night, refused to give her the
usual good .niGht kiss. This mark
OF affection tn" mother had never
refused before, and the daughter
remained awake nll night, weeping.
On Sunday morning. the girl told
her brother that she had taken
poison, and pointed to an cn'pty
bottle labelled "Bittcr Oil of Al
mond, that had been in the house
Tor culinary use. Physicians were
summoned, and she begged That
her life might be saved, but she
died within three hours, in eroa!
agony. She WAS in her 10Th wear,
and is described as very beautiful.
Her father was an officer OF the
French Government in AlHicrs. and
afterwards Consul Mt st. Thomas.
1T IS truth to which every mcr-
chant who trades with the South
Will testify, when II Southern State
is able to lrow of tho corrupt yoke,
the prosperity Of lis merchants in
r"nSrs, their credit improves, and
business generally receives IN i'm
pctus. The reason is that a period
OF dishonesty and corruption in the
State Government has hcrn sue,
cccdcd by one Of honest V and intcg
rity, and the formcrly> discouraged
people arc again in II spirit of enter.
prise, without which business stag
mates. On Il larger scale, by clcctin;;
fildcn President, we shnll throw oil
II Q incubus OF corruption, thicvory.
">t'IvaSancc and heavy taxation
which has distinguished the period
OF Grantism.--Nc'o Iorh S.n.
Coon ENouGil.--A planter Of Rich.
l"nd, reliable gentleman, who
employees largo number of hands.
informed us yesterday that two
thirds of the hands on his place
hnvo dcclarod for Hampton. He
says tho announcement surprised
! him aS much AS IT, roulJ b,rn ,,
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Fro cdmcn's Bureau and Bank.

Tho Frecdmen's Bureau was brolzop
up in spite Of the Republican Con-
gress, in spite of Grant, Howard,
Shepherd and Babcock, in spite of
Garfield and Tyncr Tho bureau
was so shaken by tho resoluto at
tacks Of Fernando Wood, backed by
the exposures Of tho Democratic
press, that when the officers of the
army said it's accounts wcro spurious
and fraudulent it went to pieces by
its own rottenncss. and Congress-
abolishcd it out of hand, turning it's
books oyer to tho war department,
and prohibiting the expenditure of
any further public money for its
service. This WAS in 1872. In
spite Of that express and statutory
provision, thcrc has been expended
by the war department on behalf
OF the Frccllncn's Brrcnu
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This sum represents, it is to be
supposed, what it has cost the gov-
ornmcnt to settle up IIowards nc
counts, his bureau having already
cost tho government over $40, 600,
900 without doing any good to the
freedmen beyond the building of {,
icw Sschoolhouscs and that wretch
ct, dcbt-burdrncd abortion called
Howard University.
The commissioners appointed to
settle up the affairs Of !hc fruudu-
lent and bankrupt Frcclmcn's Sat-
wings Bank have already spcn, $780,
QUO IN the business, but have paid
the dcfraudcd freedmen only u sin
glc dividend Of twenty per cent.
There were 10000 poor and helpless;
negro dcpositors in this concern,
and IT. IS an interesting exhibit @!
Granti"m to show who got their
money. From the institution OF
the bank in 1865 until its final
collapse the colorcd people showed
at once their industry and THEN,
implicit confidence in this utrocious;
ir''lu ny paying INTO tho bank and
It's thirty branches all told, the
enormous SUM OF $50, 100000. How
much OF thi" was stolen from them
before the bank broke will probably
never hc told ; hut it is likely that.
including the losses by the bankrupt.
cy, the negroes were dcfra,,,Icl
altogether ofn much larger sum
than was taken from the crtt,n. G o'
New York CITY hy Tweed and al!
his gang. Yet not one e the ~
Gals connected with these lo,;.>,irs
has been brought to justice, and
not one will be while Gran,isn
holds sway III Washington end has
the power OF nominating its success.
sorH. And this fer Il very plain
rc"Son--for the immediate circle
arouEd Grant arc tic Iudiyiurlnla,
who rlundrrcd thc bank most
! )aryc'y.
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or matter "l either IL local ur Il political
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~ AGENTS WANTED FOR THE GREAT
VENTEN NAL HISTORY

1t - a. Ih>,,f LI,Ii any Dlucr DDOk.
Ono Agent sold Gl copies in one day.
send Tor 0nr extra terms To Agents. Ad-
dress NATIONAL PrmLs,ING Co., phindcl-
pima, Pn, Columbus, o.; or st. Louis.
Mo.
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FRESl YURN|P SEED

ID ED TOP. White Flat Dutch. p
Ia memninn Globe, White Norfolk
Seven Top, and Yellow Aberdeen Turn :; =
Seed. Also Aladdin Safety Oil and No.
Kerosene Oil, just received by
pug l2 McMASTER e. BRICE 4.
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An affected young lady, seated in
rocking chair, reading tho Bible,
exclaimed, "Mother here is gram
atl al error" :" Her mother, low
or1ng her spec tn les, and approach 3.
ing the reader in II very scrutini2ing
attitude. said, "Nill it kill it It is
the very thing that has been eating
the leaves and book marks!"
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~on is to be defended by n
~torpcdo system.
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w +, the undersigned, desire to in
w form the citizens of Winnsboro
md vicinity that we have associated our
s Ives underline firm name of JOHNSTON &
P..rTtcREw, and will keep constantly on
hand largestock of fine Whistles Wines
Gin. &c. Also McEwans Scotch Ale
Guinness Dublin Porter and BE fas
Ginger Ale Also n large stock ef OTIS
and hoes, Dry Gools, Clothing, Grocerie
ana everything usually kept in Grst-clas
mouse Ih"nIiul for the liberal patronag
bestowed on the old house, we solic il
continuance oftho same
JNo. JOHNSTON,
RoBT PETTIcREw
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-31
GENERAL. REGULATIONS.

rhs Aaessun roWfrsnses an thu nrW Monday In
September, and ards shaut ths ~ VI july With
puhiia sssNlnkupn. uedts Tie annual. there arr
ttssls monthly examinations IN thv several tiAsses
~ which dlstink shsd Mstt In Hs"Asrt. dilis eAse
and proficiency, receives nsiina honoss
I'm entering, sash student v aAhiiBsd and riassd
IN Tbs sees IN WhIsh hta erevuus statements tst
" him, eunA rn0rai character 10 rv4HItsd u ~
spplyIag Tor admission
fhs msvnla And general Department nfthr student
ushrstantiy watched utsSt The htnihsfs preside
~ thetr rssvvstisns, and thsr soAintN and psftnHa.
hshlts resolve ssssy attention.
hNtistins are sent .t1hHstnsns sui tasssf is
PAtsnis nf guardians " inform thsm ~ tlv NJ III
esnnss And I'm fpsstashs ~ th#tf As'iis ~ NArs
fhs religion tsMght Ia lLe tnss.saia u ha,nan
caiIais, hludshtA ~ oihvs denominations Ats All
Httsi, provided they Au Wilbur, FIR The .Ahs ~
ofdsf ana uniformity " as.sud the public sntsssss
NJ fsllkisaA Warshp.
konks ussd NJ thsn, are saldtsi ~ ths .nslNstIon
" thv htrestnf,
The l0eksi money NJ tha audsnts II dePosiisa
with ths tfessursr, IN be given ~ prudence may
tuHsHst, shd may ~ partly, ~ totally NslehMd
ff",N them, on Assnant NJ nniseordsetuf neglect =
duty.
on catering, saei, bNAr.iet ,hosld hv provided
With suItALs quAntIty OF elotllns, Aud Sugaisst
HuHihsr ~ shirls, sstls, hanik~rshIuf.. towels,
snmh~, brushes, cite NONE VI thssS viii hs fMrn.
lehsi BY c0llsts, AnlsAs svsaiAl dypnss ~ made.
.vsry article shoaid he ,aarhsd With shs nass Of
| ths 6WAst II fall.
tArsLn wiahInw 10 havy their children sent ko,ns,
Ahnuid Uiss timely snsiss, and f1r~art travelling
| sIl1hsss. tof further pAvsts ulAvs, AdAssn
itte haO. Olftkk. PasstsHss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-31
COLl.EGIATE DEPARTMENT.


nesfi, ralhon, Washlnx, Mol AAl h~AdtA2
PSF tsrst u Nv mNAths, ~ aisakss. tiN ,vo
rhsslstauss ess / $3.50
NvAdlns, [t@si wear ssseIieA, 49,
~. srtuisss, exngar pspNftn ,snss, 3k,oe
pAy ngbalAsN. Junlor tlAno stme NsA. \ 1n.sl
yssasisa, 81 ths aollsss ". 20
Ause risAo, ~~anA uAs ~ In~iram.a VI sO.o
y vleItn, lA,ue
Mrdsrs ta~swees~, ar~s. sh-~ eset ~, ~
Drawing and Painting. ~ rfnfsssofss Charge.
Hsnds sis received II Amy ttsns dutlsg the ysar
bas for In shorset period lhsu hss msnths M
MeHsy refunded whsn vii hisawa DARING ths t~fn
M A.dnstsen fpr Ak4snvs unless III saAr IT prsvvast
~ lilns~,
M, Fsymsht n " ~ ,sa.ls n advsnes - Y.
student rtt4lnsa ~ ms ths tutsA whose pssaht 81
guardian ,oe@ mol snsHpit With hi. itul-s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-31

,. ISAAC. MAJ hst SCR. Wsst ~ Rtm ~.
Wsa. NOW An -. knsth " D'iw~ssA Ilsass.
JOSIAH LQNC, u n, ~ 80, " Nm, Ha.sslls
sShAIahds
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TIE IL Ms =

nssrd. bedding. washing, md Tuition In
kaalish, Hrsnch and OerH.sn. Vocal Music
plain and Ornamental Nsailsw work. lpsya.
vIane, Aaa We II /. stssNssAt, pr Anaa,a, to.te
Harp, tt oO,W
Private Lessons In Veal Ms.ls % 20
Thorough bAss, N.0V
FAMINE p.Iisi"s ia w...r co,or.. Il, 90
Instructions In Culinary Department 1000
The Course Of knglIsh Inslraesion CON.
prl.ss photography. Reading, cAtssLism,
psnmsnship,. Grammar, Rhetoric. cemrosi.
tios. Logic. Mental Philosophy. Mental ard
PsAssissl Arithmssle, Algebra, boot keep
Inn, uso,assry. Aaslsat. Asdsrn anA Phys.
ieai Geography Sacred aad ProfAas
s;ss sa:'s, Asr.ns s;.., s cn.
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General aega1Melonsl
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year, and charged fron date of entrance.
~ deduction made Tor partial absence,
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aissAl.
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Zach pupil Ia rsquIrsd - have changes
efcleshlsF sshslsat appear u a., times y,
asaiiy and respectfully dressed Also ~
towels. six table sApkiss, % drssslnk.
COWS ons bathing sswn, Two black aprons,
kaIfs, fork, silver table and teaspoon. and
nsDhia -risk, with name marked In full i
1sessIae-sass SurnisAsd With combs, brush
teeth Aad nall brushes. soap, sts.
Fsskst Mossy and Postage stamps Ars 70
10 snlrustsd 10 ths DiTsstrsss, Nv sIpsnd.
itsrss fsr ClstLlng o. ether isems Will b.
nAds. uuloss 3 snm u measy b Deposited
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70 tAs sAn,ssisn sfsssh - are willing 70
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Inso1nals Mater NJ PANAMA,
1919 Hupelioisss.
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