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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-03-18
UNITED STATES PUBLIC DEBT.

ReAueaion Of S3,912,188 In Februnry-Con-
TRACTION In Bank Circulation In Eight
Months About sixteen Millions.
A Washington dispatch to the New
York Times says: ..an
The February debt statement shows q
decrease in the public debt for the
month of $3,272, 1888. and for eight
months of $13, 728, ,420. For the same
eight months Of last year the reduction
was 81, ,772, 252, or less than one-half Of
the amount of reduction during the
eight months ending March LIST. The
reduction for the last eight months was
within seven hundred thousand dollars
of the aggregate reduction for the last
fiscal year. The statement that this
amount of reduction has been made
does not mean, Of course. that the pub
lie Indebtedness equal to that sum has
been actually paid of and redeemed. It
means that the Treasury has accumu
lated money enough to pay of that
amount in the last eight months: in
other words, the balance sheet shows
that the government is nearly fourteen
millions Of dollars better off than eight
months ago. The coin balance now in
the treasury. after deducting 1872, 915,-
600 outstanding coin certificates, is
$37, 120, 773; deducting from that the
$14, 900, 900 in silver coin and bullion
reported by the secretary, leaves $23,-
0OO, 900 as the balance in gold coin. The
coin balance now is about the same as
last month, but if the excess in the re-
duction of he debt over JaDuary be
added to this balance our financial con-
dition is shown to be better by over one
and one-hslf million dollars, than on
Feb. l. The currency balance is now
over nine and one half million dollars, q
falling off from last month of nearly two
and one-half millions. During the
month there was decrease of legal ton
ders to the amount of $329, 748, and in
fractional currency, 8744, $50. In the
same time there were deposited by ma
tional banks TO secure circulation bonds
valued at 1890, 200, while the bonds
Withdrawn for circulation surrendered
were IS, 754, 512, showing a contraction
in national bank currency for the month
of nearly four million dollars. Theco
traction in national bank circulation for
the past eight months has been $17,-
624, 116. In the same period the in
crease in grcenbacks and fractional cur
rency has been over one.quarter million
dollars, leaving the net contraction in
the circulating medium for the eight
months about SIG, 100000. The Gus
toms receipts for February were $12,-
937, 1886, and tho internal revenue re-
ceipts, SO, 1884, ,238. Compared with
January the customs receipts increased
81, 1853, 961, while the internal revenue
receipts fell off nearly six hundred thou
sand dollars. The aggregate receipts
from these two sources for February
show an increase over January of
81, $50, 900. The expenditures for the
month, exclusive of interest on the pub
lie debt, were S12, 219, 421.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-03-18

A child afflicted with diphtheria in
Pitts6eld, Mass, was poulticed with
large Indian meal poultices which, after
being used, were thrown out where a
dog and flock of hens fed on the meal
of which the poultices had been made.
Seventeen of the hens and the dog died,
it is supposed from the poison absorbed
into the poultice from the diseased
throat. The child recovered.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-03-18

Pennsylvania court stenographers
have to take this oath +" You solemnly
swear that the testimony that you take in
this case shall be the truth, the whole
truth, and nothing but the truth" This
would seem to do away entirely with the
necessity Of swearing witnesses.
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Publishers Notice.

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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-03-18

The daughters of plumbers and coal
dealers are not as much courted in
society as they have been in previous
seasons.
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G. s. STEVENS.

MANUFACTURER OF DIR. DoTY's CELE-
Nl atel Mandrake Bitters, Flavoring Extracts
mud Essences, etc, at Wholesale and Retail.
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]. H. JONES, NJ. d.
C. H. CURTIS.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
III Office at Residence. First door south Of
Bank.
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C., e. PETERS,.

7 VERY STABLE. GOOD TEAMS FURNISH.
Ii ed at all times and at reasonable prices Stage
TO and from Depot. Apply at Stable Ofiice, rear Of
Trottcr House.
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j. A, WARREN.

r AIDES, MISSES, AND CHILDREN's BOOTS,
l. Shoes, Slippers and Rubbers. Mems Thick
Kip and Calf Boots. Best quality. Low prices.
Book store, Nam Street
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L II. GILMAN,

1 GCTIOEEER, WILL ATTEND tn ALL
n orders promptly. viii " .lte suc 10 nd
get them printed II desired. Vershire, VI.
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DHYs1CIAN AND SURGEON. ROOMS FOR
/ merry occupied by ]. N. Clark, Dentist
Special attention paid to Female diseases and dis
eases Of the Lungs.
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c. G. DOTY. ACT.

AYsrER AND ICE CREAM SALOON, FRUIT,
" Confectionery, Soda, Light Groceries, etc.
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F. H. EVERETT

(Successor to Dr. J. N. Clark)
nENTIST. ALL THE MODERN IMPROVE
- ments. Best Teeth fifteen dollars. All work
warranted to give satisfaction. Inquiries by mnil
promptly answered lIardy's Building.
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c. H, HARDING.

VXTATcHEs, CLOCKS. JEwELRY, SPEC
w tncles, Stationery, and Yankee Notions.
watches and Jewelry repaired and warranted. Post
Once Building.
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ROSWELL rARNHAM,
J. b, ORMSBY.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n Master and Solicitor in Chancery.
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b. T, PILLSBURY.
DIR. o. H. STEVENS.

GURGEON DENTIST, HAS ALI. THE MODERN
- Improvements. Also owns the Folsom Patent
tor Orange County. which il OF tho greatest i'm
provements in Dentistry. All work warranted equal
10 any done in the State. Office Printing Ofice
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q. L. BUTLER.

DARLoR, CHAMBER AND KITCHEN FURNI-
ture, Coffns, Csskets, Robes, Caps Plates,
Musical Instruments, etc. First door south Of
Trottrr House, Main street.
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J. M. WARDEN.

1NINE WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwELRY. SILVER
l. Ware. spectucles, Cutlery, Revolvers. Fancy
Goods and Toys Particular attention given to Re
pairing Fine Watches. Office W. U. Telegraph Co.
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DHoToGRAPH1C ARTIST AND DEALER IN
Sereoscopes and Views, Albums and Picture
Frames. Frames for Wreaths OF all kinds itted to
order. Nos. 16 and 16 Hsrdys Building.
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$Hsi"sss garNs.
BRADFORD.


RON FOUNDER AND MACHINIST, AND MAN.
ufacturer Of Agricultural Implements.
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nEPITY SHERIFF AND AUCTIONEER, WEST
IL Tolsham, VT. Busin,s ss intrusted to me will
be attended TO with care and dispatch.
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EDGAR w. SMITH.
o. L. WATSON.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
"A Wells River, Vt. Once with Judge Under
wood.
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(;EATAUR
MlMENTS,

sc nearly perfect are the recipes OF the won.
deeiul pain-soothiDg and healing Ceuiaur Linz.
ii,snts, that We can connientally say thsy will
nsseSsase any pain arising nom hesh.
Done or musce arrangements. We do not pre-.
tend that they Will mend u broken leg OF ex.
terminate bOils, hut even in such eases they
viii reduce the inflammation and stop the pain.
Nor can we gailrrntce the proper results where
the body il poisoned by whisky. lem
peranoe Is rs necessary 10 n proper physicsl, rs
The white Cemtaur Linimems 10 psr
iicuiariy adapted TO all cases Of Rheanaasisns.
Lumbago, Neuralgia, Eyrsipeias. epsa1ns.
Itch, Lhiliblains, Cuts, Bruises, stings, Posons,
scaids. scintics, Weak hack, Pains " the side,
MeSna. !ssss srs.,.
Ulcers, Old sores, Broken breasts. Sore Nip
piles, soIe Throat, Group. Dip'heria. etc. The
WIZ cum AZ OF them It will beneft. Il will
rAtrmce she poison from bites and stiug.
anu VIII cure bnrn Nod sra1dDs without =
scar he follow Ing Is bu, sample NJ a thou.
ana similar testimonials;
49, ASIIocii. Ill ., De- !. 1874
My wife has for II long time been y terrible
suHeiti from rheumatism She has tried ma n y
ph!sicians and many remedies. The only thing
winch has given her relief Is Centaur Liniment
am fcJoiced TO say this has cured her
W. II RING. Postmaster -
II j. M indispntahle fact that the Centanr Lini-
In.nis ARE performing cures never before
euecteu by any preparation In existence, like
.hIonic Rheumatism OF thirty years' stand
,"k' .isightening fingers and joints which hal
been stun tor siN years, taking the soreness from
burns, etc,
One dollar. or even fiiry cents, invested In
,thtaur Eminent will be within reach when
IN nrritaent occurs, and will do more good
. .,an an amount Of money pail for psSdicsi
frequently use this Eminent, and OF course
charge several prices for IL.
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PATTERN or HONESTY.

PATTERN or HONESTY,
nor was the rest Of them. Such trans
actions ms are shown In this whisky busl-
ness are not calculated to bring forth hon.
est men. There Is no doubt that Rehm
was the head-centrc of the whole ring.
lie Is as well known In the city OF Chi
cago rs any man In 1t, and, IL his reputa-
ton for truth and veracity is assalable.
they could have brought one man TO
Mr.. ingersoiT we did call one man to
prove that 1t Is bad.
Judge Bangs-l would like TO know
who IL was?
Mr.. Ingersoll-Mr. Rehm, himself.
Judge Bangs proceeded to argue that
Rehm Is truthful witness, and no man
has been found SO low or SO high rs to
come IN and wag his tongue against his
general reputation for truth. There Is no
explanation OF this except that his rcpu-
tation Is good. And yet there is
INTENSE HATRED
20 Jake Rehm in some classes in this com
ii,iuhity. There are many who would
IKE 10 see him hung and drawn and
quartered. But after all that has been
saiu III the newspapers and elsewhere
against him not a man dares come on the
stand and impeach his reputation. And
though the Otl,or side xvoro h, airo n.y.
tremitv thcv have no, ho",, III IT. -, IA d., an
instance where no sworo 80 " ~, "
They have comnossed sno ~ ah nv -, ' ,,n,
testimonv N nrpxn ,i,.t 10 ,, ,au ~ ~ ~,
untrnth beiore ,be %rand ,,,n,, , ~
have go,o ~ ,Lo o go su jury. ny
stono1ronhcr In honn,nn ss H.
and neri,,rer mo snooi co hn,,, ,,ai
tbis Witness VIM, mroo, snnnu;, oe' ,I
sorry for some e, H. rae, ,,,a ' VII, w
nesses. the oronI ;"rors Isl o ". snu wa "nI
Ward. who f5liowed ,ho ia., az IN " a'i.
ness. What n moss sbcv oe n, Tbe At
tempt in this respect was nm ienom-
inioi,s failure. Jake Hebm comes ont of
the ordeal
,.r. ...,
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AicOrn And Aunes.

WAsHINGToN, May l9.-Morton and
his followers are not going to make any
such capital out OF the Mississippi inves-
hgation as they had planned. Some Sc
cret sessions have been held in this city,
and conflicting testimony has set the two
wings Of the Republicans by the cars.
Alcorn has not for some tune been very
cordially inclined to Ames, who was
summoned before the committee, broke
out In dcnunciation of Alcorn's course,
accusing him OF treachery to the blacks
and disloyalty to his party. lie went on
to show by inference that Alcorn had
been mainly instrumental for the
Loss OF MISSISSIPPI
to the Republican party. The commit.
tees sessions are all secret, but 1t was
made known to Alcorn that he was being
made the scapegoat for Ames' criminali.
ties and imbecilltics, and he broke out in
violent indignation and denounced the
committee for permitting an impeached
and disgraccd fellow like Amcs to 60 be-
fore star-chamber tribunal to blacken
the character Of his bctters. The conse.
qucnce Is Morton and his blood-and. bones
brood are considerably pcrplexed. The
testimony Of Alcorn will 20 to show that
1t was through the cc.ruptions and
crimes OF Ames that the State was lost
to the party, while Ames, who is by no
means without following, will show
that Alcorn Is
THE CAUSE OF ALL TIE MISCHIEF.
When the facts are all presented the
Amss-Alcorn rule In Mississippi will be
proved the most cruel, rapacious, and
criminal Of any Of tho overturned States.
Alcorn himself has been heard to boast
As a good Joke Of addressing negro judges
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who sat on the bench with book upside
down in their hands, deciding the gravest
cases Of equity. lie was particularly
merry about one decision where n
tricked-out negro, who could neither read
nor write, affirmed away the property Of
widow, mother of large family
OF young children. Against this
atrocious outrage there was no appeal.
When the committee get at work hum
dreds OF cases OF this character will be
shown, Ames putting the blame on
Alcorn and AlcorD on Ames.
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SAVE MONEYwv,hl.y pay a d,

VA " N1ON r I pric,I nw na''
buy si5 worth of goods for al0. why NOT do il
Inc Great l. Dollar sale, - Broomfcld street
Boston, Is hrinly established, and for wears has
sol' really valuable goods worth 81 70 tosi %
~ ahhed price OF only one Dollar We are en-.
dorsed and recommended hy the best uaper.
anu thc reading merchants. our sale II an hon.
nranle business enterprise, We do sell goods at
less than other dealers. In these times IL nav.
TO save money. We sell Jewelry, silver and
patel ware, glassware, cutlery. dry and fancy
foods groceries teas. cofl,es, spices and in fact
everything, including 200 elegant books,
which retail at one dollar and my cents 10 four
doilnrs, and all for Just one dollar There Is no
ticket, order slip, on other trickery. one dollar
secures any article on the list. Ne u D. LEI
You see goods before paying, Over - $50 nat
rops attest the popularity of our great sale We
cannot give any idea here of our business Our
list OF goods would MI this entire paper. Send
al once Tor circulars and recommendations from
our patrons lou can save cash. VIII you do
~ II so, address at once II. ORMIS1ON a
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prince at his own palace. and found him
much interested In his proposed journey.
Ills father as yet has not given him his
orders. but had many inquiries to make
about his journey, which ! was happy
at being able to answer.''
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'emieG Ofths Eldess SON or the
kh0sllvO Or EGyDe.

e"isH O. the Eiaess SON Of the
NC Milwaukee Wisconsin prints an in.
IL e letter from MIR. Z. d. Holton, OF
UEy, dated Port Said, Egypt, Feb.
hich he says:
aral Stone was polite enough to
to Shereef Pasha, the khediyc's
CART ofstaie. Our meeting was held
rlesssi'asha's palace at nine O'Clock in
ting ro,ning. by appointment. We were
The into large and elegantly furnish-
rtment, and had not long been
before his excellency entered. lie
Winsa years OF age. His dress and man.
Bar re thoroughly Partisan. ::He wore
* dress coat, light pantaloons,
iarseilles vest, and lavender-col.
| loves, and was altogether the most
~ ~ and tastefully dressed gentle.
! N'e met. The subject OF our in.
ln.w the American Centennial
l1eI 'n at Philadelphia. Our CONVEX.
TX quite wide scope upon the
:tendency Of such comparison
i PTS and REORGANIZATION of
~sis wrought by international OK.
| !. The minister criticised the
,osen by Americans as being
IElC after the Vienna. Exposition. MY
splaced upon the all-controlling
time In American history which
C<.ed the United States to choose
10 fusion Of its centennial year fol
act Of ITS Exposition and Its In.
IN Tor the nations to join therein.
'e ling the general correctness of the
position, l ventured to offer the
- that no other international expo
he as likely to occur within the
!" injury. Our interview lasted an
u, Mele seemed fully acquainted
OF who d'gh character of our mechani.
:" Of all their adaptation to the COM
t.. nois' of life, and saia that the gov
'uc.yI Egypt was DESTROYS to CO.
, eo''' all ways 1t could for their In.
TX ~ to this country, and inquired
manufacturers could not CON-
o,h, open q warehouse with stock
voulltural implements and other
INDY. Such move would be wei
III csp' the government, and conces.
"Ad duties for Its cncour.
20, would be made. This at
ne an opportunity 10 call
Aency's attention TO the excellent |
'hes w. .ypt might expect to gain IL |
10 M { her representative men were
lD'y %he Exposition at Philadelphia. |
nv nv lso brought us to the main
,",. 4, I'd In view in meeting the secre.
ate. Would the khedlve send
,onsha, his Oldest son and heir, to
In r,ent Of America The min.
four Tied that the khediyc had an.
rist- his purpose TO do SO, and In
All ~ my inquiry II there was any
- erin giving notoriety to that pur.
..w spsthere was not. Therefore Il is
the Ia'to expect that this blocking
"S,plished young Egyptian win
II 80 sa'elphla. Accompanied by
) 0r . 'sa.. = I'd an interview with this |
.,a 10 regard
.crtisen
Local
sstte" q
~ I~ev Ma.
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~ have exanineA the
Bristol Clothes Washer
do, you win regret it.

do, you VIII rcSretu
|sntsA New. 10, 1899.
Schins in the world that washes
Woolens without filling. IL 10
Vt two rollers; cannot possibly
r., aud Its into any tub. Clothes
eitasgled. and II will wash q
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pt wear or tear the clothes.
~ Lew Price 81 ~ 80.
Golk 1t easily. II washes four
Also skirts, collars aud wrist
b The fsvorite everywhere. All
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g0nLp, RELIEF HAS CONE. ~
uying u satisfed with the
~ your place, send Us u u
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- sssd q. o. d.
= evsrywhers. For terms snt
~, address
FOL WASHER CO.,
q. water st., Chicago.
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See Here.

See Here. 10 you want Book,
graphs Why then do you waste money on
swindlers, Instead send to the old reliable
house OF Hunter \ 20. Established in 1900.
We supply NIL books, all goods and nj lowest
rates. send for some of these. Trunk full Of
bun, iOcj How To win sweetheart ;Ioc
Golden Wheel Fortune Teller, iOc Book Of
Love Letters, Jpc Boxing Made Easy. lie
Morgan's Masonry Exposed, 80 Pr. illustrated,
1c How 10 write short hand, Dec; How To
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Easy, 50c How Gamblers win gIc Leap wear
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Love Making Cards, knds-each in case only
SC Complete Pocket Hoyls, zoe Chester
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Soc The Laws Of Love, aoc I.s.ii@-' Guide 10
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we want your patronage. send for our circl.
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INxCEI.s
Geo.


Ctic ,osvs. q appointes
day, the twsn.. day Of Jun,
10 sbunus noon, o. the time, 4 selected st
Imported ~, ~ the place Of holding such CONVEX
VIII
To he eo,pd h State will be entitled TO represen
~ Cool, equal 10 double the number OF IL
~ry- .Jfs and representatives In the con
Woof the United States and the terri
always on h,f Colorado, whose admission in Jul,
At l.U.tate will give II a vote In the next
r.,ra raj college, 10 also invited to send del.
tao to the convention.
iocratic, Conservative and other citi
1.-THE United states, irrespective Of
OLONEeliticsl associations, desiring to CO.
~ Awith the Democratic party in il.
TAM efforts and objects, are cordially in
l. JAAsto join In sending delegates to the
raal convention. Cooperation 10 de.
from oil persons who would change
: GARNER administration that has suffered the
. credit to become and remain inferior
4 or aad less favored nations has per.
rePA'e commerce to be taken away by for
R on reasons lowers; has stihed trade by unjust
u" s"'''"ial and pernicious legislation; has
HA we'd unusual taxation and rendered IL
,uroensome; has changed growing
- rity into widespread suffering and
n SM has squandered the public moneys
w. sally aud defanty, and shamelcssly
he power that should have been swift
-ish crime, to protect IT.
"ithese and other reasons the national
W cratic party deem the public danger
Ont. and earnestly deslrous Of secur.
our country the blessings Of an
ny" 49,, lical, pure and free government,
Sk ciuoi"s lily invite the cooperation Of their
Dsm-citizens In the effort to attain this
u" Cc0tchsA A. Walker. Alabama.
ockrill, Arkansas.
peve MMcCappin, California.
' H. Barnum, Connecticut.
rs = Beasten, Delaware.
.r,sv = +. Dyke, Florida.
49, Ane' .awton, Georgia.
which thu Mccormick. Illinois
IF bargainls Downing, Indiana.
az Ham, Iowa.
G. Eaton, Kansas.
IL D. McHenry, Kentucky.
N. A DOD. Ogden. Louisina.
" A / Sweat, Maine.
A. Moore, Michigan.
y, iLochren, Minnesota.
DIS hsrpe, Mississippi.
,.rn CH0If E Ei'sst' Mi;sSati;
9. Edgcrly, New Hampshire.
Z Randolph. New Jersey.
Ransom, North Carolina.
the Thompson, Ohio.
VQUe X. Kelley, Oregon.
'~0P. Barr, Pennsylvania.
AS Van Slyck, Rhode Island.
HN CAxY. Simons, South Carolina.
wv b. Bate, Tennessee.
ockdale. Texas.
-rrxy ,aalley, Vermont.
49, fd iOode, jr., Virginia.
~ Hoge. West Virginia.
posi-. ,.uc Paul, Wisconsin.
ourtf AMEN. Patterson. Colorado.
SAWusUsTUS SCHELL, New York,
- Chairman.
AIcK U. fRINCE Massachusetts,,
omceec's'ary Nssaabrhaty ~, 1876. .
- C0'AoHJN0TO..
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IN BEER SALOON,
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