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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-17
liver and Blood Diseases.

By II. V. Pierce, NJ. D., author OF "TherPco-
pics Common Seuse Medical Advisor"
A healthy liver socrntes each day about two
and onc-hRlf pounds OF bile, which contains
great amount Of waste material taken from
tho blood. When tho liver becomes torpid or
congCsted II falls to eliminate this vast amount
Of ncxlona substance, which, therefore, TO-
maui to poison tho blood, and be conveyed to
every part Of the Eys;em. What must DO the
condition OF tho blood when II Is receiving and
retaining each day two and ono half pounds
Of poison? Nature tries to work N this poison
through other channels and organs-th kid
noys, lungs, skin, otc., but those organs be-
come overtRxOd In performing this labor In Ad-
dition to thOir natural functions. and cannot
long Withstand tho PRESSURE but become yari-
ousy diseased.
The bran, which IL tho great electrical GEN.
ter Of all vitality, il Tnduly stimulated by tho
unhealthy blood which passes 10 II from the
heart, aud 1t fails to perform its Office heathl-
~. Hence tho symptoms OF bilO poisonirg,
which are dullnCs-, headache, incapacity 10
keep the mind on any subject impairment OF
memory, dizzy, sleepy or nervous feelings,
fOrcbodings, aud irritAbility Of temper. Tho
blood itself being diseased, az It forms tho
sweat upon the surface OF tho skip. It is 30
irritating and poisonous that 1t produces dis
pPOLni ulUiGIes
other orurtions, sores, bOtls, carbuncIcs and
rcrofulous turnurS. Tho stomach, bowels and
O:hGr organs cannot escape becoming affected,
sooner or lHtor, and We have, As Il result, cos.
tivcners, piles, dropry, dyspepsia, diarrhca.
0thor symptoms arc common, as bitter or bad
tasIo i'll mouth, internal heat palpItation
teasing cough, unsteady appetite, choking
sensation IN throat, blcating OF stomach, pain
in sides or about shoulders or back, GOODNESS
Of extremities, cite, etc. Only few OF the
above symptoms arc likely to DO present In any
case at one tiulc. Tho liver being tho great
depuratiug or blood cleansing organ OF the
system, rot this great housokeeper OF our
health" at work, and the foul corruptIons
which gender in the blood. and rot ont, as it
were, tho machinery OF life. arc gradually OK.
PEELED from tho system. For this purpose,
DR.. pierces Golden Medical Discovery, with
vely small doses daily Of Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant
Purgatlve Pellets, arc pre-omInently tho articles
needed. They cure every kind OF hup,or from
the worst scr0fula TO the common pimple,
blotch or eruption. Great eating ulcors kindly
heal under their mighty curative Influence.
Virulent blood poiaons that lurk Ia tho System
arc by them robbed OF their terrors, and by
their perSGvoring aid somewhat protract1il
Use the most tainted systems may be cym.
pletely renovated and built up anew. Enlarged
glands, iumOrs aud swcllpgs dwindlo away
and disappear under tho influence OF these
grGAt resolyonts.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-17
Another Case.

The sad story is told in the New York
Herald Of another poor woman who has
suffered wrong Mt the hands of a sewing
machiue company. She paid fifty dol
lars in inStallments on machine sold to
her for sixty-iive dollars, md probably
costing the manufacturers not more than
fifteen to twenty dollars. Her machine
was taken away on n temporary stop
page Of tho installments, end when
afterward she offered the fifteen dollars
balance was told she should pay in ad-
dition six dollars and quarter for "re-
moving the machine" As this was out
of her power she has neither seen ma
chine nor money since. II this is not
extortion from the poor We should like
to sec definition OF tho term.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-17
The Centennial Gates,

As strangers have been much puzzled
as to what line OF cars TO take in order
to be landed near ono OF tho entrances
of the Centennial grounds, n sorre-
spondent says, it should be stated that
it would be moro difficult to find sec
ton where there arc no gates than where
there arc many. At theeNstern end OF the
Main building will DO found sixteen
gates, extending from corner to corner.
Near tho cehter Of the samo structure
are eight more and at the west end six
teen. West Of tho Centennial bank, on
Elm avenue, are four gates; ut the june.
ture OF Elm and Centennial avenue,
sixteen; Mt the center OF Machinery hall,
four; near Fifty.second street, four gu
Georges hill, two; on the Belmont
drive, four Mt the Glen entrance, two !;
ut Horticultural hall, four Landsdowne
valley, six Memorial hill, six on the
old river road, four.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-17
Our Children,S Country.

Ex.Gov. Bouham, of South Carolina,
was the Inst speaker at tho centennial
anniversary OF Fort Moultrie. Flo said:
II there was man who went into the
war with his whole spirit, I was tho
man. Cheers. We gave you the
best eight we had loud cheeringl,
and when the war was ended | feel
assured you regarded MS as foe worthy
OF your steel, aud wo cln assure you wo
regarded you in the same light. 1 ven.
ture to say that never before in the an.
nails OF history has the Anglo. Saxon race
been engaged in such war. It was not
your country alone, it wns our country.
1t is our country aud shall be our chill.
drens and our children's children's
country. [Applause.l
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The Ruling Passion.

A bet made by celebrated gambler
nearly century ago deserves to be 70.
corded for its singularity. After run
OF i'll luck with Lord LOrn, he jumped
up suddenly, and scizing large punch
bowl that stood near, said, addressing
his lordship: "For once I'll have one
bet where have IN equal chance OF
winning Odd or even for 5000
guineas. a." "Odd," replied the peer,
with the utmost composure. Dash went
the punch bowl against the wall, and
the pieces being counted, unfortunately
for the young hero Of the experiment,
there proved an odd one, and he was a
ruined man.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-17
A Question of Law.

A curious question of law arises out
OF the loss OF the City OF Waco, in Gal.
weston bay, in November, 1875. A hus-
band and vito named Rogers were
among the i'll fated passengers, and the
heirs OF both arc contesting claim to
u sum OF money left in bank by Mrs.
Rogers. The case turns Oh the qucs.
ton : Which died first, tho husband or
the wifeR II the former, then her next
OF kin can claim tho money. II the lat
tor, thon her husband became her heir
at.law, and his noIt Of kin has the best
claim. 1t is n difficult matter to settle
this case under the circumstances.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-17

To kill hog in Samoa they place him
on his back, put stick across his throat,
and sit Oh each end until he is defunct.
Animals possessed Of sufficient tails are
suspended by them, melting them to re-
volve rapidly until similarly inanimate.
The meat is said to be greatly improved
by this process.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-17

Pimples on the face, rough skin,
chappcd hands, saltrhoum and all cutanoous
affections cured the skin made soft and
smooth, by tho uso OF JuNIpEH Tar Soar. That
made By CGswoil, Hazard L Co., New York, Is
tho only kind that can be rolled OH, Rs tteI Q
are many limitations, nude from commo.4 IEr
" lich arc worthless.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-17

The Belmont Hotel, OF Boston, is fast
becoming popular resort for commercial men
and travellers. Tho Belmont Ia situated in the
heart OF tho business center, aud ID easily
reached by street cars or by carriages, the
latter costing but nifty ceuts.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-17

We copy the following from MI ex-
change, which Is important, Il true: Chronic
dlArrhVA Of long standing, also dysentcry, and
all nimilA: complaints common at this season
OF the year. can DO cured by tho use (in-
ternAly) OF JOhnSon'S Anodyne Linimcnt. We
know whereof NO affirm.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-17

Every person going to the Centennial
or to travel SnywhOre, will avoid trouble and
expenseby getting Centennial aud Travellers
Guide. Price, postpaid, twenty-five centa.
Travellers Publishing Co., Is Park Row, N.Y.
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SUMMARY OF NEWS
Interesting Item. from Home and Abro

49,,
boat race on tho Thames, Tor Sl,VOO
EIDE, between SAdler' champion OF England,
anu lHcKett' champion Oh AusuAiiA' resulIeu
In victory tor tue AnstrAlian py -FOUR lenS'hs'
.'''''Ihe l'epuoheAhs OF vermont nave nomi-
mated horace fa'rnanRS tor governor anu
Iedheld Proctor FOR lieutenant governor.
oscar' crown prince OF sweuen' Is visiting thlS
country IN Quiet manneF.'..' Mr. Blaine has
sufficiently recovered to DO HbIo to leave
Washington Tor Maine. Wm' Kingsley shot
his VITO and thcn committed suicide IN Frovl'
uenccr II. l. lie was FOR many yeafS local
preacher in the Methodist church.
TbcplAt,orm ,dontcd by tho National Dtmo.
cratic Convcn.;op. At st. Louis. declares. Al tho
voicc NJ thu DcmocraIic marty Of tho ITnited
s,,,os thu, tho Standardization NJ thu FcdoroI
oovsrnnert h. In urgort mad NJ reform and
anpeal. tn feIlow citizen, of every former no.
Ii,;c,I coppoctiop IN updertako I'LL. first xud
,,ou, nross;r, r,tr;o,ic 1r,v n, Tho De,nocr,cv
n, ,hc vbo,e copn,rr. /. nilirmu faith in Tho
= oru,,crcv 70 tho EcdoraI pniop devotiop IN
tho Copsti,u,io, n, tim ITnitod s,a,c- with liz
,n.pJuorts rriyor..llv ac.cn.ca "a A final
sottIoncp, NJ tho controversial that eprendcr-
al civ;, ,r.r mud -o,,rl. s,caafast cunsdcpco
In ,ho n.rno,r,v NJ rcnrhlican uel,.poveru-
mont. Il declares in favor OF the supremacy
Of tho civil oyer tho military authority; tho
total sensra,ion cf clmch and State: lilo
eousIi,v Of allei,izcp- before int I,wv OF their
own onar.mcn,. III, liberty Of individual con.
duct uuve1ea bv sump.u.rv laws. tho faithful
o1pcs,Ion NJ tho ri.irr ,cpcra,ion and uryss
reform aS rccosssrv Ia re6uild and c,tabIisb III
tho hearts, Of tho vhole peopl, tho Union.
cIsvnn wear. NO, h,np;,, r,scuod from Tho
danger NJ a sor...ion ~ stntes I'M. now tn ho
saved from cornpt eoDtrali,m. TIM cnr-
rcncy nlunk .ars tlat reform Ia NECESSARY IN
establish A sound curroncv. restore pubIic
credit and m,iprmu tho rational honor. and
deuoupces tho failure for all these eleven venrs
ia mako good The p.om,so OF the legal tender
notes. Which arc CHANGING. standard Of value
In the hands OF the ncople. and tho uonpny-
nient Of which is disregard OF tho plightcd
faith OF tho nation. Il depounces the impro.
a. "",o"' 0,~a -. -i,',
allowing no stem. to be taken toward rosumu-
s Nv e''p' " ~ '"Ne" sV"A1u ., ,os1'Np
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;n D "sS Al 49, auI uV'I"-Ha .Dpv" S
,nS '"uSss"' ''e,, "a P'.f4' 4''O" y F"o,
"o .so''' y! .'u'''' ,'''O" ,,., 20 ' ""u
a =! "'.O - ""'e, '- 800 ."' A",'0
'V0n ~ 4',"'o ''o "no'o WIN ,, y. "n ie''eo'
Ao''!' Auu NO p.'.v'' iVH'',''', " H,o0. "'i'
y. 10 p.o'"so' AZ t"V e"' Va '"O .'o''''O' 'H'
ut,e" " Asn'"'' a"I v0"V'U' .n"' 's' .'I
won u''''" ""N '''''" ''o" " '''P''0"'
Hanuh lot execution, WouIl INSPIRE circuit, bcn-
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-17

Tho English navy had in commission
on the first of October last 241 ships,
carrying 1889 guns, with %, 1866 officers
and men, 2,721 boys and 6,O53 marines.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-17

I siaSA SPECIFIC PIT sI NJ SA l. n ' s.s, m.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-17

Il y RdHy thnrua Agania wanted. Outtii aud terns
pI q trns A dFsSs TRUE 4 90, Augusta, StEinn
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-17

I0Fotinhte, Pleasant Wuik hundreds now employed ,
hundreds mOrs WAnlSd ". N. LOWELL, Efis. Pa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13

what right have to withdraw that assurancei
do not here argue the question whether such an act
would actually depreciae the notes; only suggest that
nothing but the certainty Of great advantage TO
should thorze take step tho Justice OF which
subject the inconvenience OF having two different
once The National bank notes would approach par
las the banks would have 10 secure thcm by gold
eguay ncohyenenced and annoyed Whether We decided
calculate prices on gold basis taking grecnbacks I'd
varying discount, on the present paper basis spcci
flying paper dollars IN our contracts and receiving bank
notes at premium Permit me to propose the following
method as n substitute: Let Congress enact;
l. AS in MI Brlstows PLAN that Inc egalien1er clause
shall not apply TO contracts made after Jan J. 1877.
q That after the same date Jan l. 1870 holders OF
eenbacks may 3t their option exchange them al par for
i've per cent bonds PAYABLE in sold
the force OF These provisions lies decidedly In their
connection; and though neither OF thcm sngy Is new.
perhaps this cOocati0n OF them Is go TO remove the
tho charge Of breach Of lath must at the time
offer TO redeem them We cannot now give gold we can
give bond which shall be tho equivalent or gold IBis
800 is not; per cent Is not; 6nt our nyes seil IN
OF gold wonld at bring the United STATES notes
almost TO par 80 near probably that ia ordinary trlns
escape the double standard There need he fear that
the funding Will be rapid 10 produce violent con
will be Mt once invested but the rest viii be only grn
ally funded, opportunity offers for dsposing Of the
bOnds in Europe. II - NOT likely that low OF in
forest viii tempt Investment In this country, IN the
vva Of business which must come by next Winter; bat
IN case. excessive contraction would be met by issues
OF bank notes Influx 81 gold. Tbs method pits
the wEolo option and authority OF funding into
tho hands OF tine people at once, leaving IL ffeo
TO obey the natural laws Of trede which is in
hntely better than 10 vest tho power IN single
mau. however judlcious lie may he The bonds will he
disposed Of by private instead Of public agency The
Government will escape tho necessity " accunulanga
great mass OF gold Coin will crca alto bcfors 1872 and
the Treasury may reume NJ the promised time With Ut
tie effort ~ itself and disturbance 10 business
objection 10 this plan that does not hold equally
against Mr. BrisfOWs II escapes SOME 10 which bis Is
open Moreover. II may he carried out ut any timu SUIT
nrirnt preliminary notice having been Given tho adj
IustInent 81 business and the step tnsen, no
hostile patty recall H. Might not this become the
plan OF tho bard-mOney party in Congress this Winter.
and, " 1t fails thoTc, tho platform Of TIE party
the Presidential canipai4nl Respectfully yours.
GiereaHd. ohio. Jan. 4, 1876. SPbCIa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13
CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit OF Rosina Bender against james
Fyerttrd for damages TO the plaintiff arising II W
CHARGED from the faulty laying of gas mans, wheaa
cai,sed an posion burning and permanently iJnrs
the plaintiff tho Jury disagreed and were dSchni<A
I'm the SANDER suit Of Dr.. Hart against huIu1
Hatch the facts in which have been published IN i"1
TIIBuSe judge La Yesterday, ~ sdpirmn Cy
Circuit dismissed the complaint 90 the glcnna e
language used by tBe defendant va, sssd W a."
privileged communications.
Algemon s. Sullivan, as Public Administrator
received the estate OF Jo.o Herrera ana nc"
accounts ON Dec. %, 1873. Surrogate hn'oh"ss ~
proved theso accounts, except inst ne chn s,,u o.
nj administrators with certain interest ON spl ~.
Mr. Sullivan Judge Barrett yesterday ~ ai 30 cSsn
(hanpers directed This sum 20 be pan 10 to ~
berisn unless within 20 days the next OF Sh sHV'
cause nsanst this disposition -, j
John b. Dolan in 1869 was appointed W.
OF the Grand Juries Of the County Of salary OF sS'
uer aunun The Board OF Appoftonment OF ~
down his salary from July 1, 1871. to $1,000
,,oued 4. receive the reduced salary I'll FEB IS 70
when n, WIS discharged. end 'hcn s~d Toe s's ""s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13
TIE COURT,y.
THE TWEED CIVIL SUITS.
si'bCis

A NEw STRUCK JURY ORDERED FOR THG LARGER
sUrT-rHE PANEL FOR THE SMALLER SUIT sUs-
Tanned BY JUDGE WKsTBEOOH-TiaEG JoRO.s
OBTAINED.
The motion for an order directing new
struck iury in the 81 900 900 Tweed init was argued
yesterday before Judge Barrett, in Supreme Court
Chambers. Dudley Field in opposition to tine motion
presented affidavit Of his partner Mr. Deyo, set
ting forth th proce3 I'm Of the last few days IN the two
suits, AMI thai further effort 10 procure struck afy
likely to pro luce further delay Mr. Peckham said
ts ,usg stion comm; from the defendants unique.
The doavs had certainly not from tho plaintiffs.
That = struck jury should be granted In this NJ
ready decided. Tao only question really raised
wheEoT the jurors should be seeoted by the sors
who werc adniittc NY excellent Dudley Field
gIed ia reply that this proceeding thon thu
Court should look into the pOpieyOf appointing eliso-s
at all. In that yes ho w0i.i call tho Courts at
tention to point not before presented.-that
tho two defendants woro not united In interest.
Was Mr.. whitney ~ The representative on the city 10
strike aud tbe ropre,r natives Cf Mr Tweed six
were be struck ~ be divided Other wayt
The statute did not provide FOR sIeh He further
argued trit the Court should not reappont the sane
csoIs h,y having pui the see3ud jury t 10 names
struck from Tie first isL Judge Barrett decided that
the osors be granted, ana ator he rcapponted
Judge T. ahody and =. ID. B4hcOch.
At Il o'clock the trial 81 tc - 1000 suit taken
up before Jad % Wesibrook in Supreme Court. CTcu
He 0yrrrrni the challenge 70 rho rrry inerposcd by
the dcf,nso. A the points IN common "a the chat
7ngr IN tlf and that In the other ,ase lo referred
TO his previous opinion. He held that he selection ny
the ellison. AZ 10 nai0os struck of in The inst salt Tor mo
scoud suit Wa most ~ ju iu,ut. and not
cause for chll.rHge. Mr. Doazirs was. under ths
.,co p rc on the 81 ;npt i'.t vac properly 90 ne Jury
iis sen a fhr clerk The Ufiiiug ~ Jui1s W. Calm
f0r Iuu, Calm. ir. wHa rot traenr lr g"t-has mo
urnel mere no person answering - tbe name
Jthu, By i.uh hh5 M ~ ,l' ei,e Va ~ ',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13
4 SUBSTITUTE FOE MR. BRiSrOW'S PLAN.

OBJECTIONS 10 TIE LEGAL TENDER fR"Po5AI|-Hs
APPLICATION TO CONTRACTS wIsE-EAoHANGING
me GREgyBACKs FOR FIVE PER CENT BONDS
TIE BEST COURSE.
r., IN, EDITOR Of The Tribune
SIR: Secretary Brist0w tells us in his report
that the boarding process unsupported may fail 70 per
par LIS for resumption in 1879 because OF the difficulty
Of accommodating gold enough. lIo advises, therefore,
IA preliminary measures tho withdrawal OF the legal
tender quality VI the United States notes after Jan. l.
1877 amt their funding by means Of four per cent bond
at the rate OF 100000 month II seems to me that
TO these provisions there are decided objections.
In the first place they have very little power to accom-
psh their object supposn tie Secretary TO succeed in
retiring the proposed amount Of notes every month"; he
cannot reduce the circulation more than @7O,OOOOOo
before Jan. /. 1879; and that would lessen
in q very hhing degree the amount OF gold
which he must accumulate before 1t will be
safe to resume; and to an equally small
extent the disturbance of trade which the sudden lock
jpgup and s more sudden reissue OF 20 much gold may
cause. This Is q negative objection; there are
positive ones Would IL not look susptoousiy
like o breach Of public faith for tho
Government to withdraw one OF the Qualities
OF its notes before 1t prepared to redeem themi They
were Issued with the to the aker that Other
men should receive the from him VI ebe same rate
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besides Mr. Ferry iast elected President pro tenn al
this Session. Just before the holiday recess
Mr.. MORTON accepted the suggestion VI Mr. Edinunds
and withdrew the fourth resolution.
STw BUSINESS.
The CHAIR Laid before the Senate the memorial OF tno
Arkansas Legislature asking the passage OF an act re-
funding the tax collected cotton in 1863. 90, ana o.
Referred 10 the Committee on Claims =,
Mr. KEENAN, 0DeIn n " presented various petit
tons Of citizens Of cwYOrk late soldiers III the UNION
army asking passage OF law extending the llne if
Tor arrears OF pensions until July a.
1876 Similar petitions we're presented by Mr. CONh-
LING Olep, " ", all OF which were reierred " tho
Comm ift.e Pensions. -,
Bills were presented by various Senators Tor tho I'M
proveInent OF Fog AMI Arkansas Rivers. ,,,
Personal bills we're pres ed IN the interest OF Junus
g. BOhrer and c. ". TLrechcl.
The Senate at O'Clock adjourned until tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13
FUNERAL OF CHARLES Z. LEyERICH
rbe funeral of Charles y. Leverich, lat

p,e,deut OF the Bank of New York. who died on Mon
day took place yesterday afternoon at the Filth Avenue
PRESBYTERIAN Church, at Ffth.ye. and Fiftynfth-st
Among those present the officers OF many OF the
city banks with the board OF officers and the clerks VI
tao Bank Of NewYork. Upon tho communion
table and the chairs near tho pulpit White
flowers placed. arranged In broken col
,rpns harps anchors, obclisks snd bouquets
D services were cOnductcd by the Rev. DR. John Hail.
tbe Rev Dr. Knox and tho Rev. y. A. kingsbury Of
Corona Long Island pr. Hail delivered the sermon,
aulug tue virtues OF the deceased man, aud Ills bign
charn0er es business Afior prayer by the Rev.
.ir KlnE,bury tic church quartet, without tho IN
sriinent sa;ig the hymn would not hive always, Dr.:
Hail renrAng thai Mr. Leror0h had been very fond OF
H. The roDans Will fssInOyed from the ty to-day
and aced IN family Les In tho coulotery OF the Pres
byteIisn cllurvh IN Nswtgw1.
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NOMINATIONS.
NOMINATIONS
WASHINGTON, Jan. I2.-Tho President sent
-, ! mi

the faIioWin. um.nat,Ons - the : nltotJdly:
l. 81 ntea Fcis'0n gent Au yusa. Mo- tts T. hrovn,
tiIeuIai. Onip r1mdci ". al'fy Rngr
Ter of Office. fsdHn. an; thnt a. Gibson, -. f7t
o. irr. l. AFh- ILlt J. .tithfH 90 luioH
fnltan e.ti. Fort ksrncf. Montana
D,,.,t lanes H. Williams ~ 'iaiIr, - sydney Edward
q smith n. Sew Ynrk. - Mstuhcim. joan e. Myers ~
.cuif.sI. nsfI-t',n-fL.. - shanghai.
I'.sDlo.~-.- O. J.. Carer 40 Adams ~. - la'i" I,
X hhrn Mod. ~ %. Iran.i Nr~ n. T. MCNa'f lrI'-
-trprs Ola. Geo ~ rlllg, iaftina,Irr ". Ma, Nrt e.
d. Dckcr.1l E.acotc. W.s. l."a'st H. Jnhlr'n Wau't
is. Daniel HpILu. If Milton Junction. lows. jalfc' a.
Crlvdcf its-,ul Nr,. iowa; Jon. HnAa'h, West j. ry
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,iui0l. d.. J0hH ~. Brown. Wuic smlr. 80" o.; -.
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