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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13

OUs friend Prot. Burns, Of ST.
IAi'svl..e, WAS the nominee on the
Democratic ticket for State School Com
-''ioneF He lived in the South prior
u Aac during the war, and the malign-
'as 10 ONO, during the campaign, took
-'"gai IN referring to him as the Mis-
'"PP Rebel Candidate of the Democ-
'N! lis neighbors answered the un-
--A2 J 'aeer by giving him the extraor-
~oA'y majority Of eleven hundred in
Us. county.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13

BALTIMORE, October l2.-Ten Brock,
Verscious, and King Faro, of Harper s
stable, arrived here this morning from
Kentucky, BY Adams Express, and were
taken to the Pimlico course. The horses
are sll in good condition.
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Not IusOlyent.

Quincy, Ills, October l2.-The COM
mlttee which examined the affairs OF the
suspended German American. bank de-
clares that 1t will pay every dollar, being
perfectly solvent. Its assets are $3.50 0OO;
liabilities SllS, ,00V
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13

,,ni JINGLE, st one time 8 resident
In,. '''y' WAS defeated for the Office of
0, ' In Gaernesey county, Ohio,
,,,, tuesday. He was on the Rs.
sk. a ticket, aud that was bad place
-, ~" Sear~shougb TON managed
- wv or 100 behind hi, ,i...,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13

THz great +, i.icsl revolution in Ohio
.ns deeper and more significant mean
.ls than mere Democratic success. 1t
alIy tells Mr.. HAYES that be occupies
sao:her seat, and that the monstrous
sectorsI fraud which placed him in the
residential chair will not be forgotten
" forgiven by the people. And this il
.'y Tie beginning of the end. State
ier StsIe will swell the universal YER
lci Of condemnation, until the places
'asI once knew the Republican party
=. know il no more forever.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13

~S. SOLOMON PRAGER. who died IN
,.> 1s''o-fS some time ago, bequesthed
,'''' 70 the public schools of that city,
interest to be distributed annually
seen the four most meretorious pu.
os'Ween the ages of nine and fifteen,
vi. make sum of about $40 10
one OF the four successful contest
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13
Us. Treasury Memorandum.

WAsHGNGToH, October l2.-The fol-
lowing memorandum of the amount OF
United States National Bank notes and
minor coins in the Treasury, sub-Tress-
uries and National Bank deposItories
October e, 1877, as per latest reports, and
accounts and funds payable theretrom,
WAS issued from the Treasury Depart
ment to-day: United States / otes in the
Treasury, SSl ,554 46S National Bank
notes 10 the Treasury, $ll,24l ,OO5;
minor coins IN the Treasury, SS25,5lS;
deposits held by the National
Banks to Treasury's account, S7,9eI 1888
deposits held by National banks and dis
bursing officers account, S2,39O049
Total SlO3,99S, 726. Fund for redemp.
tion of certificates on deposit June 8,
1872. $39,I75,OOO; Postofice account
SI,746S4l; dlsbursng officers sccouLt
With the treasury, &C, S7,69O,ll8; dis
buring officers account with National
banks, S2,3OO,O49, fund for redemption
Of notes o1Nauonsl banks failed, lnIliqui-
dstIon and reducing the circulation, Sl3,
$50 $685. five per cent redemption fund
L. = Ui'lf'S III LllF ~ tthS VI VDHDDgf 'RNt
Ave per cent fund for redemption fund
of National bank notes in the trea-
sury. 1861 753; Secretary's special de-
post account $l4.l6l; currency and
minor coin resumption account, SZ3, ,Z2J;
interest account, S32,3lOi Treasurer ?
transfer account, outstanding checks
sl47O5 COL; Comptroller Of the Currency,
agent for creditors, S794,626; Treasurer
l.. ). agent tor paying interest on the
3.65 District Of Columbia bonds, S27 ,55S;
special fund held for redemption OF
lractiousl currei cy, s. $50 4eSi Treasurer
of the United State, general account
$l6Ill,l2s; total ilO3 93S, 726.
1t Il generally believed tonight that
the appointment of Gen. John NJ. Han,
Ian. OF Kentucky, TO the vacant seat on
the Supreme Bench has been fully agreed
an
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13

III harsas Democrats have nomi-
'a "A R WAGsrAFP for Chief JUS
VI 'ae State, and THos. W. WATER
q" Aeuiensnt-Governor. Mr.. WAC
Vas formerly citizen of Guern-
>'-n'N Ohio, and at one time edited
'0''a'lc paper in Kansas.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13
Frefghts Advanced.

NEW YORK, Obtober l2.-The railwsy
companies have decided TO advance the
rates on west bound freights sSt per
cent, 10 take sfsst On estsbsr 18th.
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Governor Hendricks.

NEW York, October l2.-Governor
Hendricks, wife and Miss keene, left this
morning fer home oy the Pennsylvania
railroad. They will make short stay in
Phllsdelphis, The party were accom-
panied to the depot BY friends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13
OFFICIAL VOTE OF BELMONT COUNTY.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, October 1.-THE
following Is the official vote Of Belmont
county Tor Governor: Bishop, 4 632; West,
4O55. Governor Bishops majority is
577, which is a gain of SOB over the Allen
vote OF 1875.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13
TEr Pt. Pleasant Reoister says:

THE Pt. Pleasant Register says
ave say to our patrons, and say 1t
plainly, we are in need of money"
Well, is there anything singular in
that7 You certainly have plenty oi
company in your "need."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13

"a LITTLE knowledge is a dangerous
thing,
Drink deep or touch not the Pierian
spring"
writes Alexander Pope. This is notably
the case in matters of dress. To know a
little about questions of fashion, trusting
the rest TO your dressmsker, is equivalent
TO being badly dressed. Take "Andrews'
Bazar," and your taste will be educated
and informed in the most thorough mar
ner, both by principle and illustration.
The plates and descriptions are simply
matchless. and the general contents OF the
magazine OF the highest character. Gin
cinnsti is worthlly represented in this
fine periodical.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13

Al the meeting of the Directors OF the
'A''nore and Ohio Railroad, on the
va semi-snnusl dividend of three
" cent. was declared upon the stock
'-7 main stem, and the resignation OF
'.SA' SHAKPE, as Master of Trans
,"SAoo wss accepted Mr.. WM. Nj.
'-'NESTs hss been appointed tsmpors-
'"! to Il. the vacancy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13
Murder and Suicide.

CHICAGO October IA peculiar case
OF murder and suicide occurred to-day at
a boarding, house, No 80 North Wells
street. 1t seems that Joseph W. Glad
den. of Oskaloosa, lows, one OF the
bosrders, was visited in his room by Mrs
Maude Bell, wife of Robert 5. Bell,
brakeman on the Iowa Central railroad.
GLADDEN. is also married. What passed
between them is not known, but the
screams OF the woman brought the Occu-
pants of the house to the door of Glad
them fall to the hocr, their throats fatally
cut with razor which was IN GLADDEN. :
hand. In dying he clasped his arms
about her with q vice-liGe grip. No
cause is assigned
Mississippi Improvement Conven-
tion.
A St. Paul special says the river con-
veutIon to-day was especially important
on account OF lis reConsideriDg yester-
days action on the adoption OF the report
OF the Committee on Resolution. The
objection to the report WAS the sixth res
olution which gives the endorsement Of
the convention to the appropriations OF
the government for building and repair
ing the lower river levees, while the
convention was called merely to secure
the deepening of the channel between
St. Paul and ST. Louis, and other objects,
however, worthy, if pursued, might jeop
srdlze the original scheme. After al
exciting debate this resolution WAS
stricken out by vote of 9 to s, the
United States river delegation voting
aye.
The first resolution Was amended SO as
to petition Congress 10 deepen the chan.
rel from st. Paul, instead OF Fort An
thony, southwark. The report was then
adopted.
z resolution was adopted pledging
the sympathy of the members with the
plan for government aid for levees on the
lower river.
Resolutions were also adopted recog-
nizing the benefits accrued to naviga-
tion by government dredge boats and
asking that they be supported, and re-
questing that the trade in the Mississippi
valley unite in bringing the recommen-
dstions o; the Convention 20 the stten-
tion of Congress
Adjourned Sius iis
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Affecting 2relster.
o,Id closed yesterday at ioS

r,. ,,>otIsr to-d1y rDittbe parttye'0''dy'
.,,b.rly tc,ads, ristng temperature
,.4 local rams
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13
nfah-

Troy Pa, October l2-Rev. silM Z.
Sheppard, y D., died nsrs to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13

A WAsHINGroN dispatch says that
the appointment of Gen. JoHS NJ. HAIR
Ian, of Kentucky, to the vscaUt seat in
the United States Supreme Court, has
haan fnllv agreed on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13
Base Ball.

C1xcrsxArI, octobsr l2-Cincinnst'
: IndisuspOlls, 4.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13

nm v0v Male-or Female. sendyo
uU IUI address and get somethIn n
WANT that Will bring you IN honor
MONcN ably over tl5J month sur
HUVEI ISVE-TOhs' UNION
ala Ito st-4ns'cn IT., re@ foIs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13

~, 4,,s,rean Manufacturer, printed
p,,.burgh speaks OF the nail market
~ thiistyle: a
The Morning herald., 1877-04-03
3 ffVpf f,fs !

TO THHWO&KIl<W EULABS.-W6 are
now puepe1ed to furnish all CLASSES, with
constant employment at home, the whole
Business new, Light and profitable. Persons
OF either se3 easily earn Jforn scents 10. G
Per evening, and B prep oftiO1Al sam hy de-
vOtink thCir whole time 70 the business.
RSys err aS au seas g ,psp %se
address. and test the business, we make
this unfGt1l1eled offer. To such ~ are not
well safit ned, We will send one doliert 70 pay
for the trouble Of Writing, Epll partculsrs
Z work on. and q COPY, or Home and FiE<sid
one Bf tie IRtEe1t and bsst illpstTatsdn npIp
: 'iicationt w seAt AZ aRy I4M lR9eadsgs +
ssSSr.,. sSSSa xss E6ssSsTs'ss E6sT srffNsoN fsHo5sPx1e ps'
janett' Portland. Maine,
The Morning herald., 1877-04-03
WfLIANoYAg oehIAat, Dt1AV.AKI
iy UOUNTY, PENNSfEVKNIA. a

This institution, cnartsred with Univer-
sity Privileges 1s under the charge of the
ApgastiptAhl FAtnefS and tsMessssuperior
thorough Classical, ,scientific or CONNER
cial courye. 1t is situated On the Pennsyl.
vania Genital Railroad, eleven miles from
Philadelphia. Railroad Station and Post
Terms: Ps9 session Of I'VE months. ia
For full particulars, send for catalogue,
Rev.,T. A, MIDDLlAsTON, Rp,
decl-lyr Presidenta 10
The Morning herald., 1877-04-03
ldIl16 UJOtts I

Nals9 IIoE4 yI1 1lo6SJO3S. H7!77W
Il The annual, election Of ths ySstry nom
npmbers for the ensnhgs ysarswss held at
st. Andrews Rnlseopal 0husch yesterday
morning. bstveansi0 suds 10 O'Clock. The
folloxiag gsnthmsn lwers selsetea:F Jesse
Lane, Samuel Harlan, G.o @. Chandler, E.
2, stotsenburg, G.. q. Bates, B. ,simmons,
=. 7. Warner, J. Mars Mialr's and 3, p. Elliott. II
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'''1Il'|H!|'CEN'lIT
,s.s si'sn olDep xessssA

:, sH1SesfR 9DvQo0yA Ae00o6 M ss 's3&
"a u ss..a,aai. 1. 4. e, ~, 4, tS Arm 1.
|, .sTl ssj a - - 'ulialy, 49, days 81
Illsl ! = a Y s' n NS sorry.
jealk a 10y u - sjlsGtH sG141ny, and
Ilhs4 teyA II 4 !, I y = u, y ~, n
w. sassld1s Ahs lylvssa \ gtky sshsd
,,ts Y apf t,sk. ,s Il 4 !. IN sss ershss1
sslia aarslaa il1 = ,le oysr-
tr1a M o. e.; J2is n saisy = - syIssr's har-
lysal 1us.ls Alls aB Its1 saek
8N4wkats e u u - ~ hlye low
luns, - NY ~ 49, ~ ~ sovsrsd
WIN NattsssA ,sxwsa sisSss
suTha psrsnnas lsspssly q yl9 Nsss, -
,sssass, WI u ~ \ pallaz - April
.besa ~ SAsns1 = 4lp ~ W,hy 'Sass, on
tths tdsd tetxslA ysllsss ~ 1psiag 1saseh
OA0p 6youAd. IA snsei sss xyfV
I. AnotA f,aur .mgos u I'D d esay. ri s,.,d ~ yst-
lsaas Aesrs1il ftosN llA I VI Y ~, ".
Gsss. A9sdI d, disx siahis I sasiGsnes = ths
alss q q Msrcp ,Ad ks. v isrrsst's
Chapel on the following Friday. re. CAse
- : gSod >ad MsshpSl 0hG)ssiSb, and
xAs bHM BY azaxy hody -thst- st-aas1Aim. If
lev ever 4 latent fseliug eflvs asA Aisndship
assumes a',' a. tender reslity, sxsaphgshs ~
asrnost depths " NE soul, apa, kindling
sadlya amo okionA- warm Hearts, Il i
A memory lIasssp spoathG paatskg hour,
a., e. We !, !! M psf last faesxNl taiAAls Who
pass 4 u from = n eaIth fpssBFs .Wsrs Father
fCsss NY 9one y heaven. What \ our
next thought Al, when ahaA - nest
iigsin WilfM u : week., ! month. Or I
ysdrs WiifK b when tiiae III u iyoub,e
iAsss iIsh dssp ftfiNb, futfiiNb,x,ss tpSR 6ous, brow,
whom on s5thts M IL 'li 1uieiE & .sssd our
,eleak 49,, vllktt1vhen
We have addeA AA1w laurels TO lane with
NhiAh HIhlih orF; oF saAilaheaal NJ ,aasaAaak when
yssS, Asyan HehA xssatA, ,osdgts1dAsOwn
,.sa Masuysi III, ism ]1Ilta4s ;lanA AaApases
Sas ssal 6 Hsa lhA! stthhQas "a las sts1assly
Snsthesd di sis lPoY xIhppsa y. IN thA AaAlspsry
81 = 1 ststsx y n lsI \ N w = No. sflsis
. a. 4- n y !. ~ sr ta. I IgJN
The Morning herald., 1877-04-03
/, MERCHANTTAMORS.
/ 4, MERCHANT TAILOR
? q VIM. O'Connor,
g4H{T1 /, I
dh!l .No.3 W. THIRD sTREET, ~
'No.2 w. THIRD STRlEKT

TatHb.g;sl Gone aoar from Market9
Weuld announce to his friends and the
public ct large that he has laid In full
line OF .a5sbgbGetta aliaAiNlY &Stptp,y5 H., "
CLOTHS. CAssIMEREs, and yEsTLKGH:
And is making the same up into stylishS
and good hitting garments at prices 70 suit
the timos. 0Sed, At and workmanship
guaranteed or money refunded. YEyN
n Pants 4 Yapefislty,ts T9WQnssl Z
The Morning herald., 1877-04-03
!. Al0sIs sI9y.Syly. 4

TIf' .
The ..Philadslphia Inquirer" in' aoticiDg
.ous of Hsslerss concert, thus speaka Of
sisnor 1arillli !!,TAsifsatsrs' % hsscaesrt
was, beyond question, the sdahut Of N.
Alfredo Bsrilli. A. apiaaistthis gentleman
showsdD himself thoroughly cultivated
.nasirisn: Cp1syed Fytd dlilnd Hnier's
beautiful but dificult concerto, opus 90, n
fine style, giving II with the delicacy and
elssrness Of toach. the ,precision Of time
and the subslety Of oppression which the
exactive music demanded" s, da4
I !, This young gratlman y almost weekly,
visitor to Father Sorrentini, st st. James
where he frequently plays the organ on
Sundays.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-03

( As'SsUsls at 'th6 Cs0Veo~ A6sSs6.
n The following sts the arrivals " ths
Clayton Rouse up to midnight. ''aoN Z
w. H. Greve and wife, NsS Ycsk !; 4. ri.
ThurAon, Hoboken; Albert b. Wolf, VII.
minston. n, o.; ]. Parsons, Salisbury, Ma. !;
J. g. Aeeter, Phils.; Jas Van Hoob, PAila 4;
John =. Graham, Church Cfeek, Md.s =.
L., Cutler, Bangor; G.. Ccgnley, City.on q
The Morning herald., 1877-04-03

| ssg ,wsnag wtnoe EScals iiioa oiiN =
| Sun Rises at 5.44; ssts stse .aSH.. a.7H
The Hollowdsys have passed sway.
Travel is light On the Delaware Railroad
The Delaware Loan meeting this evening
The "seaford GitizenR xants somebody ID
start glass factory in that ueighborhOod'
Prof. Webster's grand Floral Examina
tion tomorrow evening " the Clayton
House. iia, A'fa r'maH5 ni 3sf7
The Brandywine Loan Association Will
meet this evening IN the old Academy, Ninth
ward. rs i4d PIX jen h;s99f5 ,Haei1Ai
|r The meeting last night In ths cry Hall
w. we'll attended, and sddrssses wefe de-
,hversd,by several Of our temperNacs folks.
Z i Tosrsae with a'seyere cough Or cold is
certainly itriAsng with ones health We
sdyiss oil 70 taks DR. Bulls Cough syrup.
,9b cents per hottle; large s'ssy5 ocents. !
10 Or. John stradlsy, formerly Of this city,
has, besn elseted aa msmbes ofalthe CITY
Council, on the lDamocrstic rtickss' Of the
city Of Gloucester, N. H. opposite Phiiadel-
phia. Drs~ Strsdley formerly edited the
.'DelawArean.' X pablishsdan this city, which
was merged into the tCommonwsalth."
which WAS merged into the "BlpA HnIs
Chicken" then In the "Commonwsslthp
again, and then into the S"Rsppblican-ps 4,
!, A large, crowd assembled at the Shuttle
Board rooms Of N. Ryan, 1o4 Market street,
10 witness the arst game Of > series Of Ave.,
witch are u bs played u this place. Ray
moud not bStrg 81 hand, "a inferior player
took his plscs. Ryan and the substitute
plsyed against Stroud ana Taylor. the re-
sult beingcthrse games out of i've III 'fSSor
Of tho latter. The gsms'shis esenIag wlf
be an exciting one.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-03
'Isg1TsSs,A.7

:, Last evening, as6dt0 g O'Clock, tie dauSh-
ttsr Of Prisb. ssibss, rsSidine' ~ 1e47E.
TSth sstset, IN down ths ssl,As stsas Ind
beokb h1sasls ~. 81 rIhs mother AAttnk hssn
yhusytall day, went up saaissfarlS ~ iswsmin-
ptes 70 make Absd, l@sisg Ass lissls Aaxgh-
ter alone In the kitchen, The noshes,Asys
that befpre going up ateirAa sAe had ham In
the cellar, and on, returning had falledy 70
iclose TIC, door, and IN this Way the child
net witk the accident. Drs. Draper md
Springer were called tnd attended VI the
patient. @'''" (. '"@' t''''''"
The Morning herald., 1877-04-03
d xsatstsses z4physssss " KSlsssssoesS-
BsSlS6s0ss &e. b. sf..l =,

ixsatstssss xsphysssss " KJGsssnoesx-
BsslStngssa a.. liz sIssI ..a,
4 correspondence hss taksa pl,es between
Pr. John Naghry deputy Rssisssr Of the
city Of New York, and CRY Treasurer
FraDcis Vipcsnt, d ID Fslatiol 70 the popula-
ticn ofithis sity. Dr Naslsf publishss ID !
weekly, a Mt efthe populasioat of thsprin-
clple cities safsths world tbothsby thsir last
census ard preeent sstimates, each, II separ-
ate eolunss.a sAlludios % this list, Mr..
Vincent ID his letter says. Y aii,w da
'sTo easble youto insert Il n your weekly
circular, ! sepd you the following Statistics
Of Wilmington, and my eitimste Of its pop
ulation a the present time, and the fact
upon which have based n. s u.
ts The population Of Wilmingtou, according
TO the census o. 1870 VA So,s41. Since
then We have one thonssnd seven hundred
and sixty -nine::( I, ,70e) newjhouses, vi; IN
1871 We erected 42S; in 1879, 429; in 1878,
4sl; in 1874, scs; n ls7s, IA: n ll75, 147.
Now estimatiag elsysn peoplsto two houses
(Which d the usual quota a this country
and Great Britain we should haye Increased
our population 9,7se, which added 10 ao,s41,
our nanbsrs seeoriing TO- tho aensus o.
1870, would give .ns population Of Forty
thousapd avsAuadrea and seventy (4O, ,57o). !.
This sstimatevI think would - found COR
rect, and I. therefore send 4 to you 90 that
you can insert II, II you are disposed,
among the liat of your citiss, aad their pop
ulation BY count and etainatss Published
ia ,yotr weakly cIrcplsr." q; ii es,pfsg
DR.. Nssjsr ~ reply sayss.'I would b
pleaSed to insert the city Of Wilmington in
car prinssd wsShly. mortuAry statsmsnt, II
you, have ths hipdssss To fusuish ne tho
deaths Of your eity stshef xsekly, monthly 4
Of yearly" 19ei s3t1s
The Morning herald., 1877-04-03
6 ~ ", q Z. y I77

III znaS - i7a4 fg.sa'
Aops On has.lilI Y Y 1sia siIlilAasni sr'asf'
NJ a,ias10 A1E1 yriase
\ ~ spls ~ 4 sshal6Ay sSyuli
|yNeSnglagy stDh1J lts1AsR Ri,isf hAt
lash.AbEs lsib Wv ] Hk s,elii WI l'ssnsn
.dIlh!i Hlll!g 4 apptapa 'fss
NJ N N5y!d ,ssI.s y I a,S NJ, " 4 ayAa ,
|'st:s: ..I'ss 'll'|s I'D :. =,
Y s'sAsl6 6snitss MI yAas Flhsya 1, Aad \
Waited TIE houssa + gsvi:ls IA ppi6
thsIrlS EsE FNlgl ndluon,, TSsi i,rc pso-
tpi.lebfy 1Ast tSSy VA \ ats I y "a ~ uuisanc4e.
r NJ Spstigt oKd J IS 4 ~ J Y ~ anssiSans
kocHaR R8S4ihesae s \ NV h u dnnSesi-
easy itOasiy sSyty iSpeddseSs tfsAx
|AaAiha irfoeg I'D kisa assnsssas boSa.
y oMA.r rhs1shsHs u ahGs sSlaowik ssioz
ll4naaap piialrssasA A. 4 sedals. lsbs%
sRlssstai snos "a IA ssae4s anw u 5sdt l
awW wWAnrHHNA.sd nJg N 1AAAs 40 DsvinA Proylr
allI1!s d0ncS + r. pfElmit afe laIqbaaaas - ~
a as, sls e sshs i.an nsaAA M sassF'lFs sdlssf.
y Hissd, rhas! " N nmpstkiss ID ik xi.h u the I,
- D11ysstAHN iriltid6 49, 1scsSSed, ana
4tAet = ! I W. y yla " atisaaI = h'sssnonSw
= NJ ~ Eo,.Ds o,sl0ck; I,i,.o1 i s,iieifn ssi
The same gsntlls1nagA y! Il eeths deccsssaidl
u N honest homes aausi MI MI VI N ,msp, ~ w I'D ' cne
'Sbd69e Iowa ~ h syei ass E ~ ',., y S.
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the first fair weather.
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