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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28
LETTER FROM cAIAFoRNIA.
srockroN. feh. Z. $50

STOCKTON. Feb. z. 1875.
Ed Monitor California has not es-
capped the hard times. and the condition
Of affairs is rather gloomy at present.
The failure Of the Bank Of California,
the great fire at Virginia City, Nevada.
aud the low price and short crop of
wheat, all have tended to bring about
the present hard times But the people
are hopeful the prospect of the future
crops is good. Winter wheat grass.
fruit and vegetables, all promise we'll.
The weather at present is very fine, dry
and warm. The birds are singing and
the spring flowers are all in bloom. 1t
is hard to realize that deep snow covers
the ground, and the cold days Of winter
are still felt. even in Vermont. while We
are enjoying all the beauties of spring.
There are. however, some disadvantages
here. as we'll as there. and your readers
must not expect to hnd everything Us
charming in California as many writers
would have you believe. Land owners,
railroad companies and other parties in
terested in immigration, procure the
writing Of highly colored descriptions Of
California, and the emigrant is disap-
pointed when he arrives. Those coming
here without capital. find it very diff
cult to make fortune, while they often
6nd it impossible to get employment.
John Chinaman is here, and ready to do
all kinds Of work at very low rates. For
instance, he will saw, twice in two, and
split cord Of wood which is almost as
hard as iron, and as tough as leather.
for sl.75. A Yankee would ask $500
for such Job, and not take second
one at that price. In order 20 succeed
in California, more perhaps than in ma
ny other places, energy and brains are
required There are smart business men
here who seek and find the golden OPP
portunlties" about as fast as they turn
up, and the stranger is liable to be out
done by them. In almost every kind Of
business. competition runs high. and
many branches are greatly crowded and
overdOne The professions are crowded.
except at the top, and on the whole, we
cannot see that there are any extraOr-
dinary inducements here, to call labor
ers or professional men from the east.
The climate is healthful, and nature re-
wards the tiller Of the soil with bounti-
full crops but people die in the pure air
Of the Golden State and it requires en-
ergy. perseverance aud labor here. as
elsewhere. 70 win fortune
NJ. +. BLAKE.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28
HE WAS TROUBLED WITH BoILs.

There vas > sad expression on his
eouuseusnoe. and one eould tell by the
precision With which be trOd. and tie
ezrefuIness With which he avoided pass
ing objeotz. and b. the superhumzn ef-
fcrts be made 70 shrink himself up 50
that his clothes wouldn't hit hin. that
something vas the matter.
.-o-o-ss Whocp. Great Guns e. be
exclaimed. as s man ran against him !;
.-I'n choke ron 20 death if You don't
keep On ysur side Of the walk r
But gentleman jostlsd ne, SIR, +"
stzmEered the uan.
Hang the geutleman Hang you r
exclaimed the irritated man "I'ye got
. bile; Tve got two Of EN-; I've got
three of EN- and when ] get well I'll
bast the nan that busts them ="
He laid his hand carefully On his
thigh and limped away With tears m his
eyes. bat IN turning Ous 70 let womzn
pass. he ran against . hitching pest
he grabbed the p0st and jerked and
wrenebea II from its place kicked il in-
70 tie rad. AID then started after the
E9saza ike mailman
--Mzazn. szi3 be. = be OyertOok her
IN dry gods store, '1eDe E0ri ! have
upsn n fkigh . eircumsenbed subcuta-
Beoas inszzmztion. characterized By a
Psinted pustalzr tunor. and suppurzing
viii = eentrzI ere ] also have one On
lie hack side of ny front side, and AZ
o<her one on-
Cit oat skrlskea The woman,
yhzeking hin vith bundle 81 calico
.rgit ous q III call the Perlioe-"
..Bat ! wzs gaiag % szy-
cit eat r she shrieked-
That yos-
.f;rt out = BE yelled again
-B1sssd ole n en-" I" ke faally eiaeu-
lztsd. .1sd II ever fad cut where JOS
live I'll Iet your eow Ioose IN the yard
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28

sOwe washing day. and let her chew up
the whole of your petticOats. and tread
your sheets aud pillow cases into tie
mud. and break down your frout gate =
Then he slid cut and was limping
down the street. when he slipped up on
a piece Of ice and came down with an
energy that startled all the horses in the
vicinity and shook the window panes in
the fruit stores.
There was \ shrek, a lOng-dnwn
vail, a vOlley Of Oaths. and variety Of
groans aud sObs, which attracted the at
tention Of kind-hearted doctor. who
took him into drug store and hung
him across the back Of chair. where he
writhed and wriggled. until boy with
grocery cart gave him seat in a bush.
el basket and took him home.
And now he walks the streets.
And be hurls at all be meets
Such sad smiles.
And upon his ragged coat
There is hanging this brief note,
''l'ye got biles.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28

TEE e. s. ToapEDo Boar ALARM
The Grophfc's Washington correspondent
gives tie following particulars Of the
torpedo boat Alarm. nov At the navy
yard II that city. 10 charge Of Lisuten
ant Comraaoder William b. HoF
..It i the first command Of this gal
Ians young ofeer. and By singular co
incidence. next bis osn Is Don anchored
The Relief. the FIRST command Of bic
father. Admiral Hof The contrast be-
tween the Two vessels il as great m con
struction as IN name. and admirably IL
iustrztes the improvements made IN our
nayy. There il much u interest 70 be
seen On the Alarm She has 3 single
death dealing turret. - inch gun IN
tbe bow. the largest asoat, fernidsbie
prov used A. . weapon of attack. and >
row of Calling guns ranged along both
her sides. 4 surprising deal of gseer1i
utility business il dons BY "a Ingenious
eombin4tioa u nsehiDery worked ca
deck. b means II whish tAs Wheel j.
turnsd. TIE ship stesred. and t0fpsdoes
ran cut II desired All shis ean he di.
rseted BY one p@rson standing ina small
shot pref enelosmSe on the deek The
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28
RAILROAD SETTLEMENT.

In our issue of last week We intimat-
ed that measures were being taken by
which the unfortunate Smith and Page
fight over the Central Vermont road was
to be settled. Two or three weeks ago
the parties met in New York and spent
several days in negotiation. but without
coming to an agreement Week before
last they met in Boston. and the result
Is. satisfactory arrangement was made.
the details Of which are as follows: The
Rutland. the Central Vermont, and the
Vermont and Canada roads will be run
as one line. The monthly payment Of
rent to the Rutland company will be re-
sumed. and the earnings Of the three
roads are to be pooled. Of the aggre-
gated gross earnings. thirty-six per cent.
IS to be set aside as representing the
gross earnings of the Rutland road. that
proportion having been settled upon by
careful computation Of the relative earn
ings Of the roads fer several years past
OF this thirty-six per cent seventy-fve
per cent viii be retained BY the Central
Vermont Company for operating expen-
ses, and the other twenty-five per cent
paid to The Rutland Company as rent
/ for the Rutland and Addison Railroad.
The Central. however. guarantees that
said twenty-five per cent. so to be paid
As rental shall not be less than two hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars in any
year, such guarantee being to protect
the Rutland from loss By reason of any
mismanagement and also against the d.
mInutiOn Of the earnings by reason Of
the managers diverting the business.
The roads named being all run as one
line under this arrangements will greatly
simplify the operation Of them and de.
crease operating expenses, The Central
Vermont is also to pay the Rutland Co
about one hundred and eighty-fve thou.
sand dollars in settlement Of its claims
for back rent THIS is concession Of
more than three hundred thousand dol
lars from the sum claimed BY the But
land road for back rent in the recent le
/ gal proceedings. such claim being baset
/ on the provisions Of the old lease The
contract Of lease Of the Rutland roaG
has fifteen years to run. and the renta
guaranteed by this arrangement (tw'
hundred and Fifty thousand dollars pc
annum) would amount in that time {
some four million dollars less than IT,
amount called for by the original lease
which arranged the amount Of rent Of
an increasing scale from year to year
The Central Corporation has purchase
the stock held by the page party" 5
called, and Governor Page and his aSso
ciates will hereafter have no voice i
the management. We congratulate th
parties as well as the public upon tb
happy issue Of what promised 70 be
most disastrous and ruiBous railroa
Ear.-Hnehman.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28


POSTAL LAws-Postmaster-Gener
jewell Is preparing a new plan for post
age On thIrd-el2ss matter and for the
transmission Of merchandise through the
mails. 70 correct the Irregularities in the
present schedule affecting the carrying
Of meFchaDdise for long distances Yr
Jewell proposes 70 rearrange the clAssif-
cation Of third-class matter. dividing It
into two classes for the general purposes
Of transportation. Prom the miscellsBe-
Gus articles nov comprising the third
class. transient newspapers and periodi-
Gals, and the articles not strictly Der-
chsDdise, are % be taken aud made .
separate class Upon this the postage
is % be one cent for every two pounds.
irrespective Of distance The remaining
articles Of the third class. properly de-
n0ninzted nsrehandise. o. % BE carried
According 70 weight and distance. ike
es1ntry Is 70 be divided IL circuits d
kEe hundred miles. and the postage mp
o. the merchandise Is 70 Be arranged zc-
eordIng % sliding schedule. as add
tisnAl half esnt "a ounce being required
/ for each additional I've hundred circuit.
suck 80 arrzngement would enable the
goyernnept y carry this class II mai
natter At small psokt. While under tbe
present. ysten q uniforu rate for al
distances the l0ngeE haals are made =
great loss. The only sd3itiozal expenss
70 the geyernment Eould Be the triAiDs
cost Of preparing the earcuit elassiheA'
ton.
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28

KIse ALEEED's DYIHo W0KDs.---''My
dear son. sit thee down beside me. and
will denver thee true instsactlon. |
feel that my hour Is eoIHing. ny eoan-
tenance is wan. Ay days are almost
done. / shall 20 - another world. aud
thou skalt BE- left alone IN AL lay wealth.
1 pray thee. strive u be father and
lord % shy people. Be thou = father %
tie ekildsen aud a frssld y the wldow.
Comfort thou the poor. shelter the weak.
and With ali Thy might. right that ghieh
is wrong. Govern tbyself b Ian then
shall the Lord lore tbse. and God above
ali shaIl be Thy regard. Call aPoa Him
70 advise thee in ali ny nesd. aHd He
shall kelp thee 10 all thou andsrtakest- :
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28
THE RELATION OF BATTLES TO
STORMS.

IL has been observed for many esntu-
ries that storms, OF uesecrolozieal
changes Of striking nature. Ossur dur
ing OF At the close cf great battles
Whether these results are 70 be regard
Cd As condolences Or as the sequence Of
physical disturbanoes in the atmosphere.
is question not decisively settled OF
the fact that storms Do occur in eloze
connection with battles there Is 10 doubt
During the late var IN this country.
hardly an action Of any magnitude took
place. which was not accompanied with
wind and rain The operations On the
Peninsula under Mcclellan were ap-
Parently Produetivs Of continued rains.
and in the great fights arOUhi Rich
m0nd a0i Petersburg meteorological
disturbances occurred which At tines
seriously iupeisd military Operati00z-
So too abrCa3- The loss Of the great
battle ot Solferin9 Eas attributed by The
Austrian commander 20 : terrikc thun-
der-storu which burst over the field and
ob<cured movements Of powerful masses
Of the enemy. The decisive battle Of
S410va. which closed the Aussro-Prus-
sian EaE IN 1896. vas in ike uanner
aoeouP4nied BY violent storm Ma
poleou ~zs heard 20 remark that - eer-
tain Ezs hs q causing rain BY tie sx-
plosion of bis artillery during battles.
tia; lie disposed his troops in vsy to
take advantage Of clouds when they
formed
No reasonable objection can Be urged
against the thegry that great explosions.
/ produeing violent eonezssi0ns IN the air.
nay change It's hygronetrie eondiii0nI
ard cause e0udsusztioa of moisture Be
side the disruptive e5scts produced IN :
great hattie. there Is The evolution q
nDch heat fron TIE eonbUsuon q gun
powder and from the nAssing toEsshsr
of large bodiss Of men Altogsthsr, Il
is 70, dT=eult % Eud satisfactory cause
fer sudden meteorological changes dur
ing great battles. and thersfors EiuI
and rain are Dot to te regarded as sin
ply eoincident With active p1oee@iing
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28

Afsz days ag0 when eifaeed nan.
waiting =, ooe-of tie y Z depOts for
4 train. blsE his nose tenor 6ftsen tines
with = great eebo. DeTsboy ran eat on
the street. zsd yelled
Cone here. JIz-here's Ginsral
Grant
jim took = look AZ tbs 2An and re-
Piled.
Hes Do GiDer1l Grant
He Amt eh = shouted the hrst
vel. you Just vzit and hsz- hEn bl0w
his nose again. and see If he isn't soae
big gun or othsr-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28

How 10 GEow FAr.--It j. sald that
. piHt II milk. taken every nigbt just
Eefsrs retiring % rest sill s0on make
the thinaeai hgprs plump. Here i
sinpls and pleasant meana by whieh thin.
seraggy wemsp may acquire plump.
rvunAsd Ggures.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28

Diet for Iovs-sirl naaisens. ssssder-liDes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-14

When 4 person has duh pain and dizzi-
ness In toe head bad taste Ia The mouth,
frequent SEX headAche-- -piiting up food /.
wit. ssLr stomach. pains In baeA and sides.
with -cznty high cniOred uFine- faint. dis
tresseI feeling 10 the piE ofibe stomach that
food will mt satisfy. general weakness. a
tired feeling. which .ie~p does not rrl0ye.
>sin cold 2ul ci4mmya AZ time. and Al others
h0' and burning having a DARK. dirty ap-
pearance- eye- -unkeu and iin-ed with vel
low. appetite variable. breath foul. follow
ed aifer a time vrifh Gry h4cSfn- cough
be- c0n<uir- one Doctor. Fgho teil- him be has
liver eompiaiu-. another feli- him Bis Kid
ney- are diseased. another that his disease j.
Iy.Yep-ia- aud --iii another .aF- he Is IL the
first STAGES " Cgrsump1fon. But none ~
them arfrri him any ~ lief Some u these
physicians must fe mistaken. The fact j.
they are All night and ali wronE. Ter the pa
tieAt. suffering IN ihis manner have \ CON-
Hinatiun - al these diseases. su1 the only
way to treat such ca>e- .ucce--fully. j. 20
give a remedy hat viii aet upon ~ e these
Organs AZ nnce. The t-e-t article for this j.
the ~nhEER EXTRACT ~ Roofs. Hun
dEels e s-A.e. that resisted the -klii * the
be-i lreirrz. s--a have found relief after
using IL The eeuntry j. full - iust such
cases in ~1me % IL forru-. The article re-
ferred % il odd by A. - White SO Pearl
street. - I. Agents wanted
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Assistant Postmaster Lewis, while
walking in the yard ~ hisPreEnises yes
terdzy afternoon, hears liftle chicken
calling, and, after looking every where
else, discovered il in a box. where il
had evidently been MATCHED by the heat
II the sun. the nights lately not having
been sufficiently cool enough 10 inter
fere with the process Some II Mr..
Lewis hens were accustomed 10 lay in
this box, but, one OF them showing 4
disposition 50 set, h. = broke her up
by removing ali The eggs except one.
u hich had been used a. q nest err. and
covering the box with board. This
was done eight days ago, since which
time there has not been gny hens in the
nest. The box was not exposed 10 the
sun, bur stood under cover, and doubt
less where the heat yEas tolerably uni
form. The chicken IL as sprighily a.
chicken ever was.-lSacramsT1t0 (cgi)
Union
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IN - rr0-pb@re erreriehcsd -. t1rirr ne
sumns- maths ne le,h.rly prod -c~-z b. th- h-sf
take away tns desire ior w1nies0-e food ard re
guent per~p1rl;surs ret-cs bc-tiy energy p1--tcz-
Larry tt~e s1ferng IRON fhe EJECT. 81 tetiiitsfEnr
disease IN order 10 keep rstlrli k-ifhfli tr-iv-
ity q rh- sgssl re nEst resort 20 artificial
r-srrs For tai. prDose schslck's e. Weed
T01ic = ve-T s@er--4l A Few to-es sill c-e1te
A. aprerlte and give frssh vi-o- 70 f1e euerv1frd
BODY For tgspep=ia 4 l. iuv-l-sbls- Many emil
rent p1Es.c-4ns h.vs ao1ared Eherher tyspepssA
CAL = pe-Esrs-tlg cured ~ - crz.s ~kich re
general-g e-pgyed f1g that p1rc@~. Ths Sea
Weed Tonic. n IL n.ilTs - totally 4 1s-snf troz
s1cA i-1g.- Iteoz-srs 10 so-7usirs rinerlls or
acits IN fact 4 tzsts.s TIE rsEal4r op<rs-ozs o.
r1trre E1- sup0ises her ce1clenc's-- Tie Tonic IN
IL nsilrs 80 Elch r-ssnti-- The E1s-re uics TIA;
Y l. aimo~r i1sztic.l With that tsit he gastric
l-sce q To -At-rrl solvsrt which. n a hssirhy
eo1ci,icn g "a ho1y. ezs-s The soo< 70 be d.
ges.st arc -hsa r1is i-i-e q -os s1crs.sl II sa,
Gcisrs qznnttss Ind .ssri0n- win al "a distress
l1g VEpro-s foilOwA Ths Sea Weec Tosis p.r-
forms IA cztY - Tia gtssre ziss uh-a The iz-reE
Il ee.ci-ut scseuskp Sea Weed Tonic soid BY
81 Dr---ts-k
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When the phys cal energies droop, revive
them with hat safest and most active a
tonnes. ho-istter's stomach Bitters. By 4
timely use u this salut4ry and agreeable
metcl-e g0l NIL save Y0urself from p 81
tive disease. for. te assured that fbe ianE1oI
and llss ~ strength and appetite Nhitk
troubles y0u j. ir fact the precursor " =0ms
melsfy -. perhaps, serious nature AZ
petite. tranquility x the nervous system,
and Trlsrln ne yiEor. al ---urediF ue restored
II the hi--eH are used Systematically. and
the slime tary disturb Euce, which IN nine
case uut - ten gives rise 20 debility and
Nervousness. d. entirely removed. Et-u.
l1rity ~ The hos els Alive hillary secretion
the expulsion - impurities from the blood
tLrDcE- tire klGreys, are 40 among the
beneEe-uf s1tets q this admir- BE re-tnra-
tive
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wILHoTT's T0SIc y not pan4eea-ls not
. cure for everything. but Is cathclicOn
Tor mslarL0us diseases. and day BY day adds
Gees kngOTsrd Live~ and Splrens. along
the shady banks q our lssos and rivers, arc
restored 10 their healthy and normal Sc
erctions. Health and vixo~ foliO~ IL use
and Chill- have taken their departure from
every Household sheFe Wilhoft's Anti
Periodic j. kept and taken. Don't fail 70
try IL O. L FIsLsrS Co, PrOprietors, New
Orleans
FoEssLs sr ALL DKssGTsrs
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In Gns~er % Alphabetical. IN your last
issue. Tor remedy for cunslr1Qiicn IN ID.
first srAEEs. / can recommend 1T Fierce
Golden Nedie4l Discovery. il taken &C.
curdin- 20 directions. fur ID h1- BEEN Thor
0ughlv tried In my family. and tAf RS ults
wcrt glorious Abb .efcAiH riusf not
expect orc bottle u a. TIRE w0rk-uy wiss
took three bottles before she could discover
any change. bur after IRE third bottle evs-y
dose seemed % <trtuE- hen the lungs. and
uau che 5- well and hearty II Alphabet
icAi- will wrte 70 me Z Ill get witnesses
a. TIE above
HENRY H. n PATTON
IA~rs-~e Mira Carn-v. Ind
- lr.daa.lri Itrrasr. fsa- A. lis
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forted his much bruised wife. bat the
man that sold them that pig hadn't
better come around for these reason
they re good Old people. but they cant
stand every thing Dsfrvff Free Fr,s.
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The cheerful are usually the busy.
When trouble knocks 80 vour door. or
rings the bell. ne Kill generally retire if
you send him wordyo are :. engaged :"
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a child loses half his happiness be-
cause he doesn't know that heis happy
Older people ought 10 know happinc&
better, but very often they do not
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-14

Why suffer with AETge when -hAier her,
gers Pills will cure y0u f0r one dollar
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Right Rev. Bishop Veroi. ~ SAINT
Augustine, Fla., died suddenly II ap-
oplexy on the nth
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~, ssLPsslass n VIBRATOR.


THE EyoRnorS wAsTAGE q grain. - a.'ri'.t.
rTA atier sfyss q Thre.hrrs, b. sANED Of This
ImFrvyet Mashias. ssEcas. srsFv 100. % H-sa
Fas al egyewsss u tnrr~hing.
FLAX. TIMOTHY. MILLET. HUNGARIAN And
Lac ss-ls hra-hs-i selsrAis- cleaned AMI saved
e1s and perfsc-ly As Wheat, ua.s- kye q Barley
Az ExTEA PRICE i usually poid far grain aas
seeis cietri b. this Elachtne, for extra cealIasss
N THE WET GRAIN n 1s-s. thesa wers srists--
tally tn ONLY MACHINES hat could run 9TH Fronr
economy. dsinx ftst. thorough ami Eerfecs WORK.
srAea etssrs ns'isrig faa-t-
ALL Gz.ATS. TI1sF Rni NOyET wasting conFlics-
farns sueh -. ~rnile~ Aprons. ~Rafiies Nelfers
Picksrs etc ar- sratasly dfpsasf IVA lsss tia1
cnahaf the usuA Gears. Belts. Foxes and Journals.
eAsisF alasei more durable light running ccst-
~ reTsirs no dust. n0~ trsrings 20 clean uFi nsf
troubled ~ adverse winds, rain % storms
FARMERS and GRAIN RAISElls whc zrv parr1
IN the large swing made ~ Il viii not eEEpigy nfe-
nor and w@sssfa niachlne@, hut vii $3.50 ~ has
inErUvad Thrsshsr doing their work
FOUR SUES male for q s. 10 and ~ Horse
P1wsrs Al.o a specially q SErkKkruA1 Ge3-red
an male ExFRnssLx va sTEkm FCwxA
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, vfzs or In
proved Triple Gear AMI cur spur Speed" Wood
bury StsicA both Mounted for wheels.
Nv INTERESTED In Thrr-hing or Grain R1ising.
aprly 70 cur Dealer wre % ~ Tor Hlustra
tel Circular sent frs giving fnn particulars 81 siEes
ssyIee, Prices, Terms. esc-
Nichols, Shepard e Co.,
BATTLE CREEK. MICH
AMI - 81 SOS
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Tara nt's Settler Aperient

NoEr have removed the which iea- fn the In
FAM 2tory physical ATTACKS unfer ~lGgt fraut
slr SOLD ~ ALL DRUGGISTS.
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ssloaDay. 10 ~ TO MAKE IT. so-a<fAiay x~~
&ZO< Az1-.ls. coz. TOyCB4 CO.. ST. Lssil. No.
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ST. LOUIS MIDLAND FARMER FREE

= II LII = ND IN AItIth II o III % y
rrrl1s free 70 r'1sr E 10 vii s1Ii ihrtaelt STAN
o. w1y rc-.Are. AtfrNss y. W. MATHEWS A Co.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-10
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AoHr,r deal Of quicksilver Is being tie
iiyered BY the express anil freight Wagon,
" mills in the canyons below Gold hiii
And In AND Afo"n' '"''
rnr Emmett target '"oo'.ns ".''" ,a.
take place tomorrow al uheir sIoun
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