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The New York herald., 1877-09-01
NAVAL OFFICER coRNELLs CASE.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE HEaALp. I

WARRINGTON, August 81, 1871
Inc case oi Naval Oncer Cornell discussed at the
eaones meeung to-day. but NO conclusion reached
ana the matter was allowed to 20 over
II Is understood here that Mr. Cornell In keeping his
position as chairman Of the Now York Republican Ex.
eculve Committee, does not place himself 10
an attitude OF defiance to tho Prosdeat The irsnds
Of Mr. Cornell explain this apparent inconsistency by
saying that As was admitted case Of Boss Keyes
the Postmaster at Madison, Wis, Mr. Cornell ~ not
called resign until the functions Of his chairman
ship have ceased, as they will when the New Yors
State Republican Convention called to order Thev
say that Postmaster General Key, who the Official
superior OF "Boss keyes. in MS letter him did no,
require his resignation until ho had mated tue
duties which he elected TO discharge chairman
OF the Rcpublcan Committee Of his State 1t inferred
from this that Mr.. Cornell is not performing any
political servces participating in any political
he Is not violating tho spirit OF She Presidents order
or treating It with contempt To sustain this point
IL argued that Mr.. Cornell appointed TO both o
positions which he holds The national and State
executive republican committees before he entered
upon the dulles Of Naval OniceE But II " acknowl-
edged that II he should after tho meeting OF the Re-
publican Convention, be re elected 10 the position he
now holds as chairman Of the executive committed,
and should accept. he would then be obliged, under
njunctons OF the Presidents order to resign his
place Naval Ohicer the Presdent would 10 COD
strained TO remove him.
Mr.. Cornes friends say that President Hayes would
make great mistake II be should NJ. Cornel
now but that II he viii walt short time the pend
ing difficulty will be removed, beoause the Convention
will DO merely called 10 order by Mr. Cornell and then
bis functions chairman OF the Executive Committee
will expire Thus would the President DO relieved
from any necessity Of doing dlsagreeabls duty. On
tho other hand, IL said that II persmptory re-
mova is made II will draw the limo Ia the coming
campaign IN New York State tho issue ofa support
OF the administration, or the opposition 70 IL with
Senator Conklng In the background sustaining Mr..
Cornoi.
Notwithstanding this explanation and plea there 10
good authority for saying that something positive viii
DO done by tho President next week and this some
thing will 20 the removal Of Mr. Cornell Adversely
tho plea of the friends OF M Cornell that his
s analogous 70 that Of Boss Koyes, the fact s pro-
sen,ed that Mr. Corncil's retention Of bis political
Office essential to tho exlsionce Of his executive
committee The clam that Mr.. Cornell is not holding
his ground In defiance Of President Hayes order 10
predicated on q letter that effect writtcn BY Mr..
Cornell TO leading officer. NO Successor 70 either
his place that Of General Sharpe has been yet 90
lected, but will be, II Is thought, ncxt week.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF TIL. CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, sept IL A. NJ
Indications
For the Middle and New England States, falling
barometer, southeriy winds, increasing to brisk aud
high on tho coasts, cloudy and rainy weather, ioi
lowed by rising barometer and cooler westerly winds
The rivers will remain stationary or rise somewhat
Cauionary signals ordered for Cape Hay.icn,
Kitty Hawk, Cape Henry. Cape May Atlanli; City,
Barnegat. Sandy Hook, New York. New Haven, New
London, Newport and Woods Hole.
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1876. 1877
DISASTER AT SEA.

Among the cases reported at Chambers Street Hos
pal las, night was that Fritz X. Benman colorcd
sailor Of tho ship Jasper who, II was learned from tho
record, had 'sdisiocaed his jaw whio talking" somo
three weeks AGO at sea- The details of the accident
exceedingly meagre and the character oil the argument
IN which Mr.. Blenman was engaged can only be sur
missed.
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MR DAvENPORTs CONDITION.

PnILADELPnIA, August 81, 1877.
despatch received this morning from Canton, Pa,
states that Mr.. (. L. Davenport tho actor, passed
easy night, and under existing circumstances strong
hopes entertained by his physcans OF his recovery
Mr. Davenport is stronger this morning and resting
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

Theodore N. Vail, Superintendent Of the Railway
Mail Service, and Major J. 2. Sanger. United States
Army are at the Astor. Rev. Dr. n. Van Renssolaer,
OF Geneva, Switzerland. Is at the Sturtcvant Major
John H. Butler, Unitod States Army Is at the West
minister Joseph s. Potter, United States Consul at
Stuttgart Is at tho ST. Dens Charles W. Woolley, OF
Cincinnati is at the Fnh Avenue. Lieutenant William
T. BurweI, United States Navy, is at the Now York.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show the changes in the
temperature Tor the past twcntyour hours, In CON-
parison with the corresponding date OF last year,
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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YOUNGSTERS PIMPLED WITH AN ERUPTION
should be- washed with GLksS's SULPHUR soar daily It
gives the little in6ute relief always
thom. Physics ana for disc sses
llIL,s HAIR AND WHIskkR DYE black or brown, 5uc..
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GENERAL FORESTS CONDITION.

MKNPHIs, Tenn, August 81 1871
| General Forests condition has improved consider
ably and his friends sanguine OF his recovery
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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eptemLer reduces ito subscription price from s3 to "
year old before the Now tho cheapest ~
well as best paper of Its kind published
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lust OUr.-NBw EDITION or THE PHILOSOPHY
eJ OF Marriage Addressed the debtssed and those suf
diseases In uuguarded moments And
much misery Froe Tor % cents Address
New York Museum Of Anatomy, 0s Broadway.
NAVY NaIk
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A.-BENNErT BUILpING.

A-BENNErT BUILDING tH
LOCATED ON NASSAU ANN AND PULToN Iy, SITS
TO LnT ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR ~.
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFiCKa
APPLY ON THE PREMISES
A-KNOX THE HArrER HAS REDUCED THE
price of his SILK HATS from - to So
DRINK FOR THE BRAIN MY "vELvETn Wits
ley old aud mellow 81 30 large bottles 10 gal
Ion N. v.N. hElL. sS ChamberssL
EXCISE TONIC-rHE NEW BEVERAGE; FOR
saio by druggists grocers and hotels BoIEN BiRSE.
4l6 to <23 East 9th g.
GENTLEMEN's DRESS HATS FALL STYLE,
introduced this day by
OLD CROW RYE.
Only lot in York. SIS SO per gallon, 81 IS bottle
and Bum Gu rdners old Virginia Rye tue best Com
pa then with any Others
+ o. Z. BRANDY. 81 gallon 81 30 per bottle old
mellow and reliable; specially. Also all the leadiul
brands import ed In wood and glass
Good sound CLARKr WiNks At ~. ~ 80, 80 TO $40
case from tho best shippers In Bordeaux.
Ii. y. KIRK a CO, 30 Fulton st. aud 700 Broadway.
TRUNKS, BAGS vALlsEs, &C. tFgE
CROUCH rirzGERALD,
$50 Broadway and Maiden Lane,
below Prince st. corner Broadway.
WIGS TOUPEES.-G. RAUCHFU5S, PRACTICAL
Wiymaker. BASDKAux. SWITCHES, CURLs ~ East 18th
ST., near Broadway.
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TAXING STIMULATES.
During Sunday and Monday he had received at
intervals OF half hour. tablespoon fuI
OF milk and brandy. An ounce Of the latter
to eight OF tho former also admin istcrod
to him by the various brethren very frequently
from the timo he was attacked until his demise.
About ten O'Clock on Monday evening he sank into =
semi -comAosc condition, from which II difficult
TO arouse him, although by persuasion he swallowed
tho mix mixture every halt hour, and teaspooniul
Of Ice water between tmos AT one O'Clock on Tues
day morning warm stimulating injections wero gwen,
after which he became thoroughly aroused, and by
the aid OF his attendants got out OF bed twice.
APPARENTLY DEAD.
AT four O'Clock the same morning he sank down in
bed apparently liiccss. Artificial respiration
sorted TO- by which the lungs kept Inflated, and
pouitlcc were pnced over tue heart to stimulate us
action. President Jonn w. Young aud others admin.
isered to him the ordinance of tho SICK calling on tho
Almighty 10 restore hin, and he subsequently rovivcd
and responded Amen to the administration.
REyiySG.
For rino consecutive hours artificial respiration was
continued. At the end OF that time no seemed greatly
revived and spoke TO those around him. saying that
he felt much better and wished 10 rest This con iton
remained until about cigLt IN the evening" when par
tal prostration again ensued and his case was con
sidcred exceedingly critical by the attending phy-
sictans, Drs. :. Is. Young, W. y. hicrson, y. W.
Benedict and +. d. Benedict
PAINFUL REMEDIES
Alter consultation an entire hlling up OF the lower
part oil the bowels by injection was determined upon
for the purpose OF creating an action through sho a
mentary canal but was not perscvercd IN on account
OF iainting symptoms and tho patient onJectnl % the
treatment which caused him to cry out with pain.
He passed the night In semicomatose state.
ON Wednesday morning symptoms Of approaching
dissolution plainly evident. the early coma
wss entirely attributable SO the doctors say, TO
po,soning OF the blood from the pressure OF the
swcod bowels causing prevention OF return currents
of the circulation the heart and lungs. AZ the tmo
of his demise he entirely FREQ IRON
the influence OF any opiatcs or narcotics, not
having taken any for forty four hours previous. Tho
temperature and puIsatons wcro taken frequently.
The Temperature rem lining at ninety-nine I'll! tour
A. ~ on "Wednesday, when u roso to lolA and TO 100
Just previous dccease HIS pulse ranged from 1870
10 l2s the latter being reached amer the admnistra
ton OF stimulating medicinea
WORDS.
ON Tuesday night about ten O'Clock, while lying in
kind OF siupor, his son John W. asked him "Do you
know me, iather'" he responded, ~ should think
ought tor About two hours previous to his death,
when several brethren administered to him, he
responded 10 o clear aud distinet voice amen"
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We are authorized % guarantee tbs
remedy Cor she cnro ol Dyspepsia. lnac.
tive Liver, sour stomach, Constipation,
loss % Appetite. Coming up a. Food,
yellow Skin, and G0ncgAl LAnkuor and
Debility You must Acknowledge that
this would he ruluons uuless We bad
positive evidence that 10 viii cHrc, lea
who are sud fing from these complaint
these words are addressed and viii VOC
contiuue 10 snaer ben yoa can be rafed
on such terms u i for you to deter.
mine. sample bottle. io cents; regular
siae, cents sold BY Wait & Hard
5000 die annually bv aovlecuur 5
Cough, Cold OF Group, often leading lo
Consumption and The grave Why wii
YOU neglect - Important a matter When
YOU can get AZ our store, suLou's CpN-
SUMPTION CtEG, With The assurance al :
speedy recovery For soreness across
the Chest Or Lungs OF Lame Back of
Side, SntIon's PoEous PlAsrEa gives
prompt relief sold BY Wait y Hard
HAcRnErACA, popular aud fragrant
perfume. Sold hy Wait & Hard Maj.
chester, VI, elsewhere by an dealers
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STATE NEWS.

The independent is the name of new
weekly paper just started at Brattleboro,
by I. p. james.
The Texas colonization scheme meets
with considerable favor in Rutland sever
al families will depart for that State next
month.
William A. Kelso, aged 81, business
man and sou Of John Kelso, prominent
manufacturer, was buried Sunday at Ben
ninston, with masonic bonors.
A four years old daughter ofJames Nc
inlyte, of Barton, fell from y rocking chsir
recently, aud WAS almost instantly killed
James Lintn, Jr., of Vergennes, a boy
hheen years old, OF bad reputation, has
been sent to the reform school TOR pelting
eiuz with stohe-.
Funk smith, a Young man 10 years OF
age, was 30 badly crushed by mass OF
falling rock Ia The copperas mines at Straf-
ford, lie 81 1, that be died 10 a few bours.
a survey for new railroad from Brat.
tieboro to South Vernon is being made,
supposedly By the Connecticut River
folks for the purpose Of intersecting their
road at the latter place.
Prof Colller.of Burlington has finished
the analysis on the remains OF Mrs. Cor
della Smith, wife Of Dea. Smith Of Yer
gennes, aud has fouud poison in the body.
The examination of the deacon and Miss
Mary f. Champliu, charged with admins.
tering lhs poison, takes place this week
Tuesday at Middlebnry. before Justice
knspp.
Two Young men OF Rutiand, OF "good
character" recently spent one night ID
JAN aud paid nine dollars apiece, for par
ucpauug ia horn serenade rendered =
young married couple.
A. M,goon. the murderer orr. Street
tr. Il Barre, 10 October, 1875, received
his sentence from The snpeme Court a
Montpelier, Saturday, aud, barring all &C
cidents, will be hung the fourth Friday
Of November, 1879.
Doctors" A. H. and Preston Sweet
New Haven, Conn, who have been
"praeiieing' Ia this state for some time
were called before The Connecticut RiyeI
Medical Association st IL recent session
at Bellows Falls, 10 accordance with the
Jaw past hy the last Legislature, whicL
prohibits any one from pfaelioing medl
cine, surgery or midwifery, unless be has
been Ia the practice Of the profession foi
Eve years, aud after ,boroush examine
lion license was refused them. on &C
count u lHeompetepcy. They were lei
eli. however. on condition that they leave
J The state,
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Woodstock vsa,s tbo pex, stats Fair.
An lr.sbassh nan has made so bush
els Of spPles iuto cider this fab,
RiP,ou, with q popaiAlioa Of or, hAs
bad u deaths within eight months
The village engineers q Lyndon found
% unsafe s,ovepipos anj s. places where
people keep ashes IN barrels in or near
their buildings
Mr.. Williamson OF iiArllsnd took pity
on tramp one day, recently and gave
bin dinner. Mr.. w. leaving the room
few moments, the tramp suddenly made
biz exit, taking Mr.. w watch, and the
thief has no, since been hesrl from.
william n. Wright OF North Bcnning.
ton, diel Mondsy morning, aner inger-
ing sickness lie was about forty-thrce
years Of age, was prominent as business
man and was a noted politician Of Ben
uingion county.
sydney II Jones, the Windhsm iBecn-
diary who escaped from Newfane jail. on
Monday, was recApiured the same even
ing, at Towushend, the bitter cold westh.
or having driven him into the hotel, amer
he hsd swum the river,
A short time sgo woman presented at
the National bank OF Derby Line a note
endorsed by Mrs. Morrill, Of Derby, who
bad money 10 the bank She got The note
discounted aud drew $500, II now turns
out that the Endorsement was a forgery
and Il was not the Morrill, woman who
got the money, No arrests have been
made as the teller cannot recognize the
woman.
A Stockbridge observer says Of the re-
cent earthquake: A peculiar fact about
it was the almost entire lul Of the violent
wind which had been blowing, during
the continuance Of the shock, and It's re-
sumption Immediately thereafter.
haYe not seeuauy mention oiths oircum-
stance 10 any published account of the
convusion elsewhere.
The famous Emma Mine is TO appear
in suit in this State. A bill in equity
has lately been flied in the United States
Circuit Court for the district of Vermont
by Robert b. Chisholm OF Elgin, H.,
against I. w. Park of Bennington, and
II. II. Baxter of Rutland, to recover the
sam of 100000, out of which Chisholm
claims that Park and Baxter defrauded
him in the sale of the Emma Mine, Of
which he was one of the original propric-
tors. The complainant originally brought
suit 10 New York State, but for some
reason dismissed his suit there and began
one here. The reply Of the defendants
will set forth that the value of the mine
was greatly increased after Messrs. Park
and Baxter became interested IN 1t, by
their success in quitting claim which
had before thrown a serious cloud upon
the title 10 the mine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-22

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION; a
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; the result OF MENTAL OVER.
WORK INDIsCRErIoNs or EXCESS, or some
drain upon the system, is always cured
by HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
No 2S. IL tones mp and inyigorates the
system. dispels The gloom and despon-
dency, imparts strength and energy
the drain and rejuyenates the entire man.
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess by thousands, Sold bv ieaers Price
Sl.00 per single vial, or $500 per single
package of five vial and 81 90 vial Of
powder. Sent by mai on receipt Of price
Address, HUMPHREYS HOMEO-
PATHlC MEDICINE COMPANY,
100 FuLToN ST., New YoRK.
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FgiENp. stop that cough 10 not neg
lect Common Cold even for 4 day. Ii
may end IN Consumption and death
Ray y. II DowN's EtiNiR has cured
thousands, both old aud yonHg; aud il
will cure you, Il taken freely aud ia SOS.
son, This ELlNIR has bean before the
American people Fogrr.siX WARS, and
has never failed TO give relief 20 al who
have used IL, IL has won It's way by ACT.
UAL SERVICE, until II has become honsf
hold friend in thousands of our best
families, Regular physicians use anl
recommend It. Clergymen and al pub.
tic speakers are It's best patrons, Railroad
Employees, mneh exposed to colds,
coughs etc, should always use Il. Farm.
ers, Lawyers, Merchants and every body,
old and young, speak highly in rs praise.
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Are YOU respondent sufferer from
Sick Headache, Habitnal Costiveness,
Palpitstion OF the Hearth Have YOU biz.
illness Of the Head Is your Ncrvoes
System depressed? Does your Blood Ct g
cnate badly? lave you Cough2 Low
Spirits? Coming up OF the food after eat.
ing? &c, &c. All of these aud muel
more are the direct results OF Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint and Indigestion
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER is now ne
knowledged by all Druggists to be pos
tive cure. 2.i00,0 bottles were given
away in the IT, 5. through Druggists TO
the people as trial Two doses will sat
isfy any person of is wonderful quality
in curing all forms Of Indigestion, Sam
pile bottles 10 cts. Regular sizn IS cts.
Sold positively by all trst.class Druggists
in the United States, aud by VISIT &
lard, Manchester aud Factory foinr,
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a nemedx ana, Ne,er Fall..

HENRY ~ JoHNsoN's ARNIcA AND Or
LINIMENT is an external remedy for man
or beast, for curing Wounds, Sprains,
Strains, Sores, Cuts, Bruises, Burns and
Ulcers Of every kind, including Skin d.
seases generally; and while its applicl.
ton is harmless aud never painful, il
effects are most wonderful. As a FAMILY
LINmENT it meets the wants Of every
household. Warranted to satisfy all who
use it.
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LONDONDERRY.

II be south village Bee Still continues
bis visits TO the north village Sparrow
Mrs. s. A. Newman has ja.t received
a large invoice OF goods u the latest
styles, which size offers cheap Tor cash
David Arnold has lately repaired bis
barns Tie Judge employs he beet Of
workmen This Time be goes south FOR
bis man.
Express bundles and packages are
said to Be- unsafe ST tie express Office In
The Arnold store Robbery by rafIiaus
has already been attempted, bgt they
were caught a h.
"a. W. J. Wilkins has Just finished
beau,ifal cottage monument for the late
Dr. L. NJ Barnard In design aui
workmanship il cannot be beaten. Mr.
wilkins hss lalely received orders Tor
several large monuments from parties
out Of lown
We noticed ia the Journal Of Nov.
sih, that che had taken down BIS old
brass born, and by oas sarill blast made
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lave You yelIow Exe.t

Baxter's Mandrake Biiters will certain.
ly cure you. II you have any Liv r
difficulty, indigestion, constipation, pain
in the right side, try these Bitters at once
and see how much good you can receive
for 20 cts
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soc rH ny refiroAs ~ New ferE. Albahy, Tr9y
RcpA kna Wtsi Al 10 t5Am
*0ATH ~ raii*gEd fer kuiItna BdTifEiau
NaFih And Esft nfH
GRANVILLE ns1 y Stage elosss Al 90 IS .. q
f0sr OFFICE upea from 7 q. n. to8ra
in9fK
Mails frem ne soais srura At the Fati oaies
a. ~ -
mails ~ Fera. LkadEtgfe, E3Baulis. Jamaica
Ae.. w stage elase IS Kketary folut fu1tDf.
fcs1i u * Tuesdays, Thursdays taa Sat
urAkyA4
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Flour Sugar and Teas.
A Nice Line Df
TRUNKS, LEATHER BAGS,
Shawl Straps. Trunk Straps, and
Baby Cabs.

There are great many other articles which
We should Ike " notice bat Il u impossible q
as - here bat promise n chberfaiy sh1v
aBy thing &c lave - our customers II they I
bat take tht if1ahle % "a upgu Ne.
Our experience and facilities euAbio % y
make purchases - los pfiees, and We hope 20 u
able 81 Al times 80 pace goods before cor Gus
toners which vii please tbeu both ~ 70 price
aBd quality. Gussds are being frequently mUFle4
down 50 el0se COS HhieA vii prove tsFgstg "a
tie Customer Please cali anA rarlfg this al
veftiseIanut.
Manehsster. w., October Stat. isT7. 2il
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LANpaRoYE.

"A. A. Bailey Of Londonderry is su.
perintending the painting of A. y. Row
ellis new house.
Oyster supper at the Fa.1aers and
Mechanics bah, this week TLursdiy
evening.
The best plac Ia Bennington cant 2
10 buy boots Is at Hiram Farunm's store,
cheap for cash.
We learn thai the stand IL Carksville
formerly occupied By Henry l. Rchari-
son, has been secured By he Me,hodi-t
society Tor parsonage.
Sandy evening WIS the most Yilhy
one OF the season. One chimney TOOK
FIRE but NJ damage WAS done. Il clrsed
little excitement to the Inmates u lc
house.
II. llsriow's mill is standing still fpr
repairs. A week ago la.t Friday the
water in the river was 50 high that Mr..
Harlow was able to run hi. logs which
be has been waiting for an summer
One day last week number OF +. Il.
Harris neighbors turned out to help him
stop The leak in his dam, and at night
thought they had Il under control, but II
fell back on them again Mr.. Hart ha'
been very unfortunate with bis new
dam. lie hiss hal from four TO twelve
men at work on it mos. OF the time since
September,
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M B AtHHRr FroSrelaF
NsL Assmf Fsasa. graHflf. -
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W8.taE Baaaras. yaaeaaa, Yssases.4 Az.
Ore hHg. rrfrteyg
str6tfs y Mfu,hssisf rHfayA depot y a3fy.
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Frsssaft, flafsssFt saa &stafafss ~ p A. y.
t'tsv arg4rsl - Btv fast tss.u e9.nE hafih
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Laser Dtns rrfnstsst
Arfset 81 Manchester rs4iFaha dsPat Msaat' >
ssAnes8ass sH8 TfsakYs = "a
hHgrKSisa. lsAres kAaraesieg rsllfuad depot
Tuasdsys, Thursdays kad aataFikys 81 "a A. =.
tfttf arrival - % q a. n. lHAia gaing kofth
Ffsn4 inaaaaalsgvg - tssssg.
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