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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

Wa have been advised that Mr.. George
W. Balm, the great Temperance lecturer,
will visit our town on the 22d Of Scptem-
Der, and at night deliver one Of his inter
esting and instructive lectures. Mr.. Balm
has a reputation as an orator, second to
no one in all the field Of Temperance Spca-
kers, and we predict for him crowded
horse ON that occasion, and at any other
time he may come
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

Mn. Rour. BLAINE showed us several
fine specimens Of the relics Of the "Stone
Age"-arrow heads Of flint, and hammers
and axes Of the grey aud 'rown granite,
almost as hard as steel. The specimens
were found near Hustonyille, in the west
cud Of our county, where there are mounds
Of great antiquity, and many rare relics
have been found in them. Lhe specimens
we saw were perfectly formed.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

SEVERAL days ago, we had most pleas
ant call from Misses Lettie Helm and Jessie
Peasants They desired to learn something
Of the "ari prc-ervatiye Of all arts and we
explained to them, to the best Of our ability,
the mysteries" connected with il. Such
wits we really enjoy. and regret that they
are not more frequent.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01
MARKETS.
Louisville.

Tnr closing; quotations yesterdayr were rs FOL
lows Bacvn Nc for shoulders, We for clear rit
sides and 1917 for clear sides Bulk meats &c FL
shoulders, 50 for clear rib sides, and SO for
clear sides, lard I2al3c for tierce and i1ixaitAe
Tor keg and bucket. Hams i5tis1Sc. Mes. Pofl
si7 0ais breakfast bacon ftaii,zc. Wbest
s7S@s2c Cor red 95cetsi for amler, and 9oeestl hr
delivered. Oats at 3,egas on arrival and 3sc37c
delivered; nev s0c on arrival Ryeat 6sa70c. Bar-
ley nj 70cf 55c. Butter ut iOai7c. Eggs At Idsc
Potatoes active aud lower at 81 1871 Is arrivsl
Onions o.. Green apples 45asi Is, Poultry o. q
az so for spring chickens. Leaf tobacco was hrln
with sales at 81 O5as 50 for lug- and 90 70alo fo'
lcaf-tLou. Commercial, 3ist uit.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

Our CEMITERY. The recent addition to
the Buffalo Spring Cemetery, adds much
10 its beauty and utility. by far the most
eligible lots in the whole grounds are those
ON the Eastern summit, in the new addi-
ton overlooking stanford. Persons con-
templating purchasing lots there, will be
struck with the beauty Of that part. A
public vault should he made on the brow
of this part of the hill, as ii could be built
at merely nominal price The grounds
are being we'll cared for by the Sexton, Mr.,
Hendricks.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

CooNs.-One Of our citizens, who lives
in the Southeastern part Of the county, has
caught three hundred coon- during the
pat nine years At ten cents each, the
skins would net him $50 Besides that,
the corn crop was saved each year, 20 a con-
siderable extent, A. Coons are known TO he
very destructive on such grain.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

4 SINGLE ease Of scarle, fever was said TO
have h"en in our vicinity some days since,
which proved fatal. We are glad TO know
that the case referred to was not in our town
or immediate vicinity, but that it was some
six miles to the north ofus. There has not
been a case 81 that disease within four miles
Of stanford for several months.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

4 TmpFS ANp HENpRicRs picnic "ill
be held at Liberty, Casey county, on the
9Th Of this month, aud we acknowledge the
receipt Of an invitation 10 the same. No
doubt there will be a grea, outpouring Of
the people on that occasion. let the hardy
ycounnry Of the country turn out TO listen
to the words Of wisdom which will be utter
ed from eloquent lips.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

A cosMoPoLrrT, calling himself Ball,
wrr,n, the last -i'tirg Of our Police Court,
elected 10 a short term in our chain gang,
in consequence Of his unskillful disposition
Of m overload of benzine. lie evinced
extraordinary ability in beautifying a rock
pile yesterday morning, but grew weary o,
the job, and took advantage Of the Mar
shars interest in wagoner's movements,
to break the lock which secured his leg or.
naments lput on ~ a compliment TO the
stranger and III o,r at a speed which II dis.
played by a colt, would convulse trainers
heart with joy. The ability and real man
Tested by the Marshal in pursuit Of the
adventurcr who took to fight fright under
his nose" would be incredible to any one
but m eye witness. In lcss than half an
hour, operations upon that rock pile were
resumed. Bravol Dudderar.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

Mn. +. u. lIAYDES, the tasty buyer Of
goods in the well-known firm Of Hayden
Brothers, will start for New York city next
Monday, and h informed one Of our report
en that he intended buying the largest
stock Of goods that would be brought to
Stanford Tor fal and winter sales.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

ouR friend "Fal-lsfI" says Ia note ae-
compsnying his last letter to Us, that the
"caterpillsrs twincd around his pencil so
badly, il was difficult to write" Those
troublesome worms can never prevent "fal-
sta@" from writing a good letter, however.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

NEXT Monday will he the first County
Court day Of the Fall, and the following
Monday will be the first Quarterly Court
Of the same s,ason. The Docket OF the
latter Court is somewhat larger than any
other during tho present year. There are
about twenty Petitions and forty Warrants
before that Court. So far, but few suits
have been instituted for the October term
Of the Occult Court, which will convene
ON the 3rd Monday Of that month.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

Tur colored peoples Fair begun last
Wednesday, near liustonville, and will
Close to-day. Iting the only Fair held in
our county this year, II was we'll attended,
and the show Of stock excellent Good
must, has been furnished by the Brass
Rand Of white musicians from Kirksville.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

" You want to buy any Kind Of summer
goods at, and even below, cost, we advise
you to call on Hayden Brothers. They
are positively selling them lower than
you ever priced them in this market, and
they are as fresh as ever.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

OSMMuSIoS Services will he held at the
Presbyterian Church, next Sunday. Preach.
ing will commence on Saturday morning, at
II pollock. Mr.. Grow will be assisted by
Rcv. Mr.. Keller, Of Hsrrodsburg.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

DoS'r forget that Durham and Bradley
will speak here next Monday. We want
every body to come. You will he edited,
and have things explained by our Demo
cratic standard bearer Come onel Come
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

Mr.. H. T. BRYAs has again removed
from osr town 10 franklin, Simpson county.
A number Of our young friends regret his
removal, particularly so,as II was the cause
Of Miss Ella Bells leaving also.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

JupGr John NJ. Phillips returned from a
trip to the Old Dominion last week. lie
speaks highly Of his visit, and Of the enjoy
ment he had whilst there.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

WASTED-To pasture cattle or horses at
$3.50 per month. Pasture half mile from
town, on Lancaster pike. Apply at Office
Of INTERIOR JouRSAL.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

VIZ learn from several persons who were
In IIarrodsburg this week that the meeting
at the Christian Church there, under the
preaching Of Elder Il, NJ. Gano, closed the
uthor night with nearly sixty additions,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

Wv. Walter VI. Duddersr has a yearling
heller which has given milk since she was
nine months old, and has never had a calf
She gives about one quart per day.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

People are complaining Of the caierpil-
lars in the West End of the county. They
may be destructive in some respects, but
they certainly increase the quantity Of
haah
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

Amour the middle Of this month you can
feast your eyes upon one OF the best and
richest stocks Of goods in the State, by going
into the store Of the Hayden Brothers.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

THE cool mornings and evenings OF the
past week have admonished us that the
frost ia near at hand, aud, err long, the sere
and yellow leaves viii begin 10 fall.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

OSE Of our Granger, tried boiling
down" the dew this morning in an effort to
obtain crystals Of frost, he didn't make it
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

HAYDEN Brothers han the fines, assort-
ment Of Hats in Stanford Don't take our
word alone for Il, or the word Of any one
else, but just call and examine for your
aelf
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

WHooPISG-coUGH is now prevailing ex-
tensiyely among the children Of our town.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

ArR-r class Hotel in Stanford, can be
purchased or leased. Address this office.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

wASrrp.-To feed 200 hogs at I cents
Apply to \, NJ. Jones, q miles from stan
ford, on Danville pike.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01
SUCCESSFUL EDUCATOR.

let the Patron. o. the Seminary unl htsnds Of q
Sog nd education rally b. thp suplnit ct heif shal,
that stanford may have Aial-, iia Male, az vel
A. Female Aeadsiny,
F"r the Terms A., Of thc s huol, 'oc trulars
.sy-u
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01
Prorisions aud PFoduce-Refa

NorK.-Thesc quotations are to he understood as
purely RETAIL, and. made TO cover the smallest
possible quantities. Purchasers will hnd, upon
trial, that the msnsins asked by Stanforl Grucery
Merchants, in Wholesale quantities, are As small rs
any town In Kentucky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01


Fre,n q. d. White. Editor Haekettsiown, N. J..
Herald,
"Ihs origin has a rich, deep aud soul-siIring
tone oonlln't stay IN the house ~iihout H. II
helps ~ond,ftuliy 90 drive away the thoughts o
hard timss'
The Lebanon, Ta., Daily News says;
1--WE are Ia receipt OF one vt those hye9 Par
luT Organs, manufactured by Mr. Daniel y. Beatty.
Washington, \, j. This sIgan l. a tine, solid black
walnut ease aud IN tone Il ca not be surpassed ny
any instrument u it's kind"
Iron the Lowell. Seb,, Register.
eve reviewed this weck, dipst fr,m the manu-
h,turcr, Daniel y. Beatty, Washington. n. j., his
lusly elaborated urrn, Oh CANT la aplsarlncf, and
handsomely Furnished, unvN 0ced IA ricAhsss aud
taarr uftuns. We arr lnore than plcassi aith ~,
and heartily recominsnd u 10 any oac sonienapia-
this purchasing an organ
Hest onrf ever siyea. Money refanlsd uIun re-.
turn 81 orsan and freight chares .ald BY as DazH
lsl D. Rsattyl l-,ih WAYS n unsatisfactory, alter
test trial Of i've days orgm warranted @r sik
years
Assnts ~aniel everyw here, male or female, 10
canvass iar this superior instrument Aadress.
DAHrrr.T N Nm A UspV
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01
PROF. J. LOTION BARNES,

who is widely kno~n ia Central and souihcrr Ken
tacky asa
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01
ON MoNDAY.sEPT.ll. 1875

The Ilnrl OF Trustees hereby annonnoo 10 th'
Public that they have securci the services ~
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01
STAFFORD.

Groceries and Ifardsrore.--Refa
CORRECTED wEEELY ny CAMPBELL a MILLER.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-01

PnysIcrASs Prscrip,ionsa speciality at
thenaults Drug Store.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-14

Acts ri courtesy ntas he merely con-
| yen'lannl ~ III, lnny hr Ill. outward
manifestation II thr higher Inward
courtesy If.a 4ftali ps Ii. hand Ind
IN Hil probability 49, Qualifications. In
thu tiiilna referred Io. when Mnr Wils
the normal nsatn, ati,i itnln littln hrttur
than u fighting animal, soine iuistr,lst
naturally accompanied riofIsfcd
frlaHlntip. .1rn tArinIuru HtIIsIed
ihn mrAlnn ht.Gi.l IL fi.e uii,sf, IN ii 49,
curly nasiiiHs tlt.4 tii.g1. Inn other
isieA ~ ~ sIlag hnnslr "an tiii.leflbted.
~ lint ~ 'fnntsi,ing luapttnI ii, I,nnao
npi n,nplsiiil. IN L, iaf expresses II !;
hl,l h., t,ns un iofrnar the ut,lnoIogy
ni thu word I.n.n ~ tlls aetiuii. iind.
In II III lie saIssertt ''Iie,' ~ hind.
II " hnN i - III .s.irutlpiMllty ~
iaka uiI sIls pInAr lWF i .iiuhina
hnn,I~ with Il II Y tl' sitia custom
hasnf IA tie t.as ! ~ ellsAIis, When
the Rli,se aHs Il tia 4nlil.iIet. ii pllMp
from mili'.li IL .tlf la tninflll. Thu
buwnn9l liz satlli.ta4 nta h.i, nbbrryia.
tinnH ~ rlYils II atlpilisAl.,,i, b,ll IL hui
,unni2nd liItu II ilif covering VI nn
animal bs3It,t,t III. alfi#fet rebusr. Az
pisWtiiii u asitse ia I'LL aa,pitiilsils. from
tho Gliilittss "ka.ipH,' 10 thu slight
beni ~ tl.a luitlI III token II ruruani-
tinil ~ feal4e.i. III uncover tho liend
meant originally IL remove tho hul.
mot. thus tttlnr ae II liiu elilrf safe.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-14
~ ftAEt.


Tila Ttihlsii Gafeii.ineni has. since
-. CONTACTED an enormous foreign
dels, Which pntl1 flia taxpayer
With a yearly payment III s,uuu, 100
In tho alinra IL Interest. There II
small rfnal frt II this ever being
cleared aIf. nn TIN whula revenue
amounts but 10 #lB9#Ai.aD, ~ which
thn tsulinn tnlsra IT, ft41' lila Civil t.lst.
Meanwhile, tiin productive ror,nn Ut
tho Empire linss iipt boen developed
BY productive pn'lng. There nro no
fonha. mud tile ttliatfahln inhabitants
ofn province afflicted Ly fnnlilo afnrse
because thrfn Htts ~ communications,
Whils rerlnla Iifiy inllss oir plenty
fctHnH. illleoi, a5lnN hua thu spiiIt
of the .Mahnnmelan populations Of
Asiu Minor annk through CONTINUOUS
mirxesefnment TINT II i probable lint
q HuAAian Army advancing ~, Con.
Sinniinprl. from iha Caucasus would
encounter bui Hnnll rualaianec from
the natives. Ihe only chance II Tho
fenl regeneration II Turkey appears
to liz In u tlmaly rnfftni Into Asln,
aai In dpyotlns herarIf hpnoatly 10
tho dnsaluuitont II the resources u
tltni magnificent amftnf III ills uiuls,.
a Hllilfinr llnu ef rgntaai hn~ afforded
AllaiilA Mtlllpynr Itsl lainta sha tnny
silll l4saeHa ~ atsl.InH uii Ilrr iltl.
lIiitie extinction as MI empire. ,.-~
tt0sfys iaus4ina.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-14

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-14


tsAsastas 49, ~ II tws nws
sT4 - 81 nWBYfaNs \ u sHss~mA
Nlss8 - Il M ss aHss " ~sN
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tha sss st# ani H. shn heati
NieN tqs = n rs tns.k suur
tihrAs arh 4ll fpita ART, h~inw
sure - taaA IA II tll s,n lss smallest
rni. MI .sistai ta ~sts.~a tull. that
will tata stnA. ~ Tint there will w.
hn HtHty. FIR 'ln r,ils ~ sl,akr Nlwnit.
Cnh,lnna imssis'fR Iii this war until
the haffrt II all u f,,li. then shake
thr tsstsal aail Ia, NetiIr litn rotlal.
AMI then flll Il Ill stnv ~ la,~~ihlc
IN packing titt, tast a,r ii thr layers.
lnrk nll thr ttlia an 'ir'if enAs N l~A-
tllsei his II fl4arr n vi, ru,fn. II will
~, inntiel tfsnps arr ,ark.~i IN their
si,lea. II lIlss ail laes -tit, and make
Tiili bisni. ~ oli II IA ~ have
the f,ile eisa, nal n ,l - ifns they
will npt shntr anl htruk. Eneh roll
inusf w. ~rn,ai ~ III Il fls.ae III white
muslin ~ sli.tsr ratt iag, hr etrr
nni itnes' II ittsr'rnnl4h ~ cover tho
roll nutifpiv. Ilia mn4sin aha,ild In
sohkrd III sttnas illtr lefne using II,
AMI rut ~, ihs roll wet II Il imt,oa.
siblc a. seni r,,lla a. unnf..es In good
order without Wrapping thrln In mus.
lin, Hnd nn matter what the muslin
viii r,-t. N Will mora than rulMy tho
Ontlny In the Increased prire thu rolls
thus packed Will bring. llefoiu hoad.
Ing np the bufrel, pour on two quarts
~ strong pickle. Cover the lnst lnyor
with pisee II muslin In tho Same
manner ~ yon iid the h.ad. Nall up
the barrel. la r,ire 10 drive three
nails into .aeh hoop. Ihun turn tho
barrel twonl three timrH. - ~ To lck
the brine ,ou have poured In work b.
tween the rnlla. Mark tho top In
plain letters. roll butter" also tho
gross weight, together With tho tAre
cf the barrel. address III TIN PARTY 70
whom sen n.ni u, antl tlia Initials III
thu nhi.ltef. I.s,llr should IN made III
thr o'liaies -lHtlhf. ulid ns.i NuiHh over
three ~ agtIl ltatIiI III.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-14

Tie AueiAi III HrHa AayHi "a n'a'wAvi
Hnl ihtitls1tilgiH vau il III. flifaH III sliaa4sl
III .l,apIa tlir R,ia H,'H einl.r stilliy III
Aenfl. Hnsl 10 htltnil, IL ~as aearI lis
laV#fuf. WWl. tom ta. tlnr NJ hs
rlttltsfii .tns fa ~aih ifsinatiuw 'ntaur.
luN fihilns' What tit, t5ta III un alnl iayf
Ill. llsts luhn,. NI.o sA)s tne lnsllan
nVHti4 4atHtApidtilpnI7
llvlll W hu,tll, nppessary ID tsll ibs
nHinr II lhH faH,Il rais elp ~rnt into
4 slft HfA,d# aiurtt Il ltif Ing. AfI MA
n'HsIspI ~ w 81 49, ailai,,. ahsn lhs
proprietor Aeli tatiH llmi they II I'm
Aaar NAiakeg. ~ 84.l4l 4asu tpli Il ae,,d
i'lA,i, si#j 4 sasi siist. ma li.a auiuA ~.
pIj itg iif~.
Hieu s.a. alntsluan,ina, ~ t,erfnrasa m
HrVllute N liia AIias. aal corresponding
Hiafltlta HI tls Iisl#pt Atti III aitIsnH ihe
rag III iha W.. nii III, InhnIin1 ihe
bisHls. The eilii u eutllIg tliHeh.lget III
iis snaip,ta." "lilss. my sonI," efisd ihs
oil lnIs. saint wonderful improvements
ll,ss ii, n.,lla M. hi III, Younger days,
~ ji4i lnsda hnts III eaeh end and
HuthsI'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-14

Qrr4rIuss fpn DainYMxs. - Every
dalrymnn Hhn,ilh hnveA printed Hat os
questions posted III some suitable
place ~ his premises whore his fani-
lyAnl thass in hi1 employ, m we'll -
his visitors. Will have opportunity 70
read frequently. W. ni,e eon,c N
them, bnt thu Hat aAi, b. extended.
DO your eows fccd In swAmps and
on boHKy lnndsY
Have ,ou good. sweet running -
tcr convenient for stock, and In II
abundant nnd permanent In hot, dry
weather.
Have You shnds trees In your rAS-
turc. or dp YOU think TINT aows mako
better milk while lying down to rsst
In discomfort IN tho hot, brotlins
sum-
Do yon ,i.r io9s md stones 10 hur-
ry mp the COWS flutp tn4tnt. At milk.
ins time, tIlna ns.rl,.nping their blood
and btnl~lng tlsif t,IIpl,f
Do you eleHnre IN. utlder ~ cowH
before milking by washing thair tcAtS
with their ossn milk nl,l practices FUR
thcr economy y, allowing I'll. drop-
pings ~ n, Into ih. milk pallY
d. YIN pI In upon Your mtlk@rH 10
wash thrll h1n.ls thoroughly h~forr ait.
ting down - milk. ~ dp you think
that uhelMu'liJtss In this respect ia
not important fer lniik ,ilai Ii 10 bo
treated fpr h,itt,r lnnkingf
When Il INV fi.n'sna n mlraitp whIlo
being nilknl. ~ vyu allow your
militrr t. kick h.r with heavy hput.,
or ~ pound llsI over the la.ek and
sidns With il haasy stool, necumI panied
by sunIrs rfnffinn remarks addressed
10 the COW to touch her mnnnersg
Ii the mir about Your milk bnrn"
~ milk hu1lse t.'sklng With the foul
cmnnatIph4 IL ths lig sI,, thu manure
h.np. ~ other pcriif'lu,n o,iorsY
uDod, frr.h. cl.nn water, md In
abundance. IL pl,e VI the nost ilnpor.
Mnt requisites for mitch cows. and u
should b. Il, convenient places, whore
stock Will III ~ required IL travel
long dialnnise4 ~ slnkc their thirst.
IrHlilna~ AMI running streams cannot
br iInl III pastures, u good Wcll, with
windmill mi pump, innkrs mn rfii.
rhnt substitute. nnd the nn~'e wHtcr
may. II necessary. br conducted hack
into tie a..ll. W aa 10 kesp ~, Il con.
stunt sufl,is ~ good. fresh wAtur.---
Ulfards IHfAy Iip,k.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-14
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tvt'nth amendment. Nhieh dsajans iip.a
shall w I'LL \ silnAtstil Oh sa4sl4H' IN f,trl
No 0ihpr tliln Il N,A#uilu4s tsa sat sauIl
have dar.I ~ shua naaAas tbs nNI.alt IL
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-14

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wsre inn.ls sn,ns Tins ago In E,,pIHnd rvlar
tIve 10 The ise@.tva'lon u tsoIlsrn, BY plss.
Inv nnslaeksd lime In thoss boilers which
could b~ kaId amply, and In those cos~s
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Aen. 2, filling sheln With aolntiun of llur
W sen ~nisr The rcruli u this ssi,svl.
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proved - satisfactory that BY direction ot
thu t'oysrn'nsni IL ns~ IL 10 bs ~sisn.lsd 10
Iron AMI eonrp-i'e slil~. Tbs regulation
i'fs@e'it~ 'Iai IL III rasss where II |. In.
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compartment. dl,t4. IN wings III orlsr II
coat ihrm VII, composition, i,aini, o. ~.
msi,i. liius e.l sltsksd ii 10 bs ds,p,~it.i
IN The waet eeH 'nibeL IN s,,uh places, sar,
being iahn,. IN etsl.r ~ prevent ini,r,.
that tbs linn ,ias,i b. nrat tl.,.,.fhtv
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