davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-03-09
@puetttonen BON Brieffof1en.

go1 4altea an ben awai be1onberen wenen
Is1ge aus Sternfafen %befannr Inb, 6. s nmb,
i1.15 g. W. 100 unb 600 81. Sd. G,nm
ta9s-9.30 9. ~. unb 6 q. u. O""
G =" TS Setertagen- 600 g. ST. unb
It, - ar H. gea allen anbern !aalfen perbs,s.
S S"It of'efe aSf Dem &id~es bsr Graaer abaes
9fftes Stanbem: SO. m. Bis GAO,
M:9W 60 gOm I. April BIG 1. Mossmber. Son
l'5O Is: TX. bic $3.50 81. M. @.Ib.Nnm.i.
saaee'SfTee oAen BON 9W. 81. Sic 4 81. 81
niFee ~ Iar Irs9titrtste Brittle pfeu BON s g. M..
6. 8. Ban Gem, q. m.w
, 1877-03-09

{rtitag 9. Mar3 1877.
@tdbt &t6mpnb.

poliaei @eri9t. GoIsenbe
|f5dlle fatnen seitern in bielem @eri4te
bur 9%erbanblung:
gilbert 0olmes. farbis. onseflast Die
Hirsinia Didinion ansesriHen unb 9e-
f6logen uno Sobn Didinion, ange'
|griifen unb nit Sdld9en seorobt gu ba'
ben, ,puroen entlaiien nod 3ablnng Der
Rotten.
Ser Soil bon Sobn 9enrp Smitb,
kforbig, aneetlast cine iilberne llbr BON
irgen6 elmer unbetannten 9erion 9eitob.
len 3u baben, tuuroe ouf beute peri6o'
kben.
Sobn Gsnnep, farbis. ansetlost cine
portion Baubol5 BON $. Metser geitob
Hen au baben. puroe auf 30 Sage in bic
Sail 9eianbt.
, 1877-03-09

aus @afbington. Ser 9ra.
lioent iuunoert 1i9, baB Der 9enat MID:
ioslsi6 feline grnennunsen fir isinGa,
binet beitdtist but. gr babe feline Yos
litif an9eseben unb miirbe 5einen .@ea
perfoI3en uno tpenn Der @enat bieil
Wo4e nidt bic G%rnenmunsen beitatigt
,uiiroe ct nit Dem alien Cabinet coope,
rirer uao 8efebl ertbeilen Die Srupper
aus ben iaoli6en Staaten an nebmen
, 1877-03-09

Sas Wetter. Gin Mnanocneb.
tner Bino pebte 9eitern ben eansen
Sag uno tpirbelte Der Staub au5 oaB man
tanm ans oen @u9cn leben tonntc. Sic
StraBen lparen leer unb Die 2aoen Doe.
Ste Gaoenbiener luuBten aug Sanger
rpeile nidt mas lie tbun Iolten uno lib
ten ii9 i'm Mooiren gum 3eitpertreib.
Mbenos liel Elm lei6ter &egen, pel1,,
ben Staub etipas ID51te.
, 1877-03-09

SIN @tationsbaue erie.
|bigt. Sarriet 8opIin9 uno Cornelius
Douglas, an9etlast ,pssen @Aldserci.
Douglas ,uuroe 50 seitraft, 9arriet emit.
Ioiien.
Mario Walter, farbis, angeflaet tpe.
gen Srunfsnbsit, ,uuroe entlaiien.
, 1877-03-09

8eftrate 2ii e. Yettler: r8itt'
l9Dn, i'd Dab idon a. paor Sag niy
Warm's se9elen !"
&66in: so BADEN Sic mas" (Sibt
inn cine Suppe.)
8ettler (unpiais): 80 Seiies, idon
,pieoer a. 8rooiuppen-oas is beut l6on
bic D~ierts!!"
TrduGein uno @pieser. -
Gin Serr Su elmer Dame: rMiHen
Sic mein Srdulein, welder ltnteri6ieo
aluil@en Sbnen uno einem 5piesel lit ?
Ser 9piesel reilettirt Dbne gu lpre-
9en; Sic ober ipre6sm, obne su reilsf-
tiren
9ie Same gum Serru: v&ennen
Sic audi ben unterldieo smil1en ST.
men nno eirem Spiesel? Ser Spie9el
lit sei9liffsn; Sic ober lino unsei6lif-
FEM"
, 1877-03-09

lle $500 81 sablcn. iOfern 0ericlbe lad
Phllaoelpbia Suriidf bre uno Die &la9e
auf iid beruben laiien. YeiSe 9lnerbie-
tungen wuroen ,n%riidgewieien. eiuSrsunb
@rbeniteius l~eiitete inoeB bie oaforberte
Siiraldaft unb grbcnitein nubu, oieTrau
nit iid; nadtrd9lid entibloB IiA audi
Suflie init i~eiaen beioen 8bilaoefpbier
Sreuroet. benz Baare natb Tiger Wirtb'
ihaft su folaen. uno ioltn bic Yarteien
idlieblih uo1 gu eiucm siltliAen l1ebcr=
slnfommen aelanat iein. Srau Grber-
iiein 1T Der Anlidt, baB fe aesenpartia
flint G6emdmer an 2cbsn fat. sic ere
sdDlt, baB iie iebr iunJ i'm Sabre 1886 in
Stem Orleans sclanbet 1T; nit abt;ebn
Sabten beiratbcte iie oaielbit eiuen oeut~
id)cn &elner. Der nad) elmer einidbriaeu
Ste pl6elid uerihwan, uuo Sen fe istt-
Der nidt wieoer oeiebeu fiat. gedSSabz
re ipdtcr bciratbste file cinen Wann Sea-
MEMS Oufer. nit benz iie nah ct. 2ouiS
aina. 100 iic brci Sabre nit linn psrlebte.
gsaa Serfauf rieier i3eit ait1s er nit Ell.
nenl anoeren 6rauen,immpr oauon. sic
aius oarauf nah philadelphia, un einc
Shwefter auf3uiuAen. uno lernte bort
Vntlie fennen. sic u%erbeirat6eten
fid, unb ertrus feline robe Yebanoluna
bis Elm &dr:ner Namens Soipluno ie
%ueranlaEte nit ibm o%urd;ugeben. Sic
fanen mad Seem Dort. lieBen lih bon
Rid)ter Dodge in Der Seiicrion Wartct
Gourt traucn un6 lebten swei Woben ;uz
ianlmeu. @ineS Wto,aenS iparSomlan
nit ibren seiamrten @riparnilien per~
Ih,punoen. 9ierauf traf ite Grbenltein,
uno ba ie nidt eruartetc, oab eiuer
lbrer friiberen Wduner fdJ UNI f;e flint
mcrn ,peroc, 9ins iie nit ibm cine Gbs
e!n.
, 1877-03-09

9unbe 2icens. DreiBis 2eute
muiben seftern ,peiten 1altens unliceb-
airtc Sunoe unb 3is9en beitraft.
, 1877-03-09

Senat. SIN 9cnate murSc gcitern
cine 8id paiiirt. Geo. Sen. SobnIon
$50 5uriid gu SabIen, Del9e er bate be.
aahlen miiiien, neil er in cinem pripat
3immer zines 6otsls Garten oeipielt.
, 1877-03-09

@olo i6IoB seltern Mittay in Netu
Dorf nit 1853.
, 1877-03-09
Nbelapeafe nnb Sbip Giisnbabn,

Gbefassate unb sbic gif.nbatn1
gafagter-D epdrten,en
Nidnsnb, @a, I. DECEMBER, 1876.
ati nnn mad bent 8. Seaenaber, 1876,
, 1877-03-09
Neme 4n5ci0en.
Gapital 100000.

Dtsfe GerTHeruna .@sfsn1daft 1T fGuu i'm
Sabre 1882 ms 2sben eerufen unb bat liG
itstt Sta -;~. ~.~ t-a.~ ~"S S;t..R," ,,v5,m-
%i1aften b~stpielen unb felt ibrer @ntfebunQ
$780, 600 fir gerIife be3abIt.
Ole b%urtfbnit'lt9e Dipibenbe tetrua IL
pro3, per Mnnam felt igrer Wrtinbuns.
@tr erfadsn Mle, wel9e gerfGeruneen
81 maiden baben, In unIern Office, So.
1915 W1atn Str.. pprau1preGen, pber uns
bur9 bic pcIt gu bsnaGrihtiseu.
%. &. G%o,uarnin, Yraibsmt.
moi @na. @ilis, IT,, @efr.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-30

every point. There wasn't woman
worth having in his workroom that
wouldn't leave and go over to Miss
Drake at the first opportunity, and
none came back.
AS this dealer in woman's apparel
walked home that night he wished him.
self we'll out of the business. Six months
after, the staunch clipper, the "Plover, :"
again made the port of Hubbubble, and
Captain Hart. as jolly as ever, fastened
to pay his respects to Miss Drake. He
found her busy as usual, and so glad to
see her old friend that pretty flush
stole over he face. and a stray tear rest
ed on her eyelashes.
The Captain actually kissed it away
before the girls, which made the little
milliner blush in earnest. "The fact
is" said the matter-of-fact Harry, 81
have considered you my property ever
since 1 induced you to enter into part
nership with me in the dry-goods line.
And now you have got your cooperative
union in regular working order, with
such leaders as Lucy Wade and Jessie
Wilton, I think I'll take you on the
next voyage to select our own goods.
I've sailed clipper without mate
long enough"
"Oh, Harryl'' was all the reply he
got then ; but he proved good hand al
pressing suit. And when he sailed
again he took the milliner with him
no longer Miss Drake, but his OWL
dear wife.
Jessie and Lucy, tried and faithful
were left in the care of the establish.
ment, and many fearful eye followed
the kind-hearted proprietress as she bad,
them adieu. Across the way the re(
flag of the auctioneer hung conspicuous
on the morning of her departure. Jone
& Co. had proved failure in every
sense of the word. And now they wer
being sold out. "I'm sorry for him
and for every other man who is so fool
ish as to attempt women's business,
said the little lady.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-30
A POST NUPTIAL ODE.

We used to walk together in the twilight,
He whispered tender words so sweet and low,
As down the green lanes when the dew falling.
And through the woodlands where the birds were
calling.
We wandered in those hours so long ago.
But now no more we walk in purple cleaning
Adown the lanes-my love and I-ah, me;
The time has past for such romantic roaming
He holds the baby while I'm getting tea.
We used to sit, with lamp turned low, together;
And talk Of love and its divine effects.
When nights were long and wintry the weather.
Far nober he than knight with knighty feather,
And to him the loviest Of my sex.
Now, oft when wintry winds howl round the gable,
Immersed in smoke. he pores DER gold and stocks.
The fact ignored that just across the table
The lovliest Of her sex sits darning socks.
on when arrayed to suit my hero's fancy,
/ tripped to meet him at his welcome CALL
He looked unutterable things-his dark eye glowing
In fond approval at my outward showing
His taste in laces, dresses. jewels-alll
Now If perchance we leave the house together,
When friends invite or prima donna sings,
He scans my robes, bought new for the occasion,
And foots the bills-and looks unutterable thingsi
bygOne daysl when seventeen and single,
He called me angel as he pressed my handI
present time wherein that selfsame fellow.
To that same angel, grown trine yellow.
Calls out matilda, do you understand 2"
All, yesI understand, one thing for certain.
Love after marriage is beauteous myth.
Which they who once have passed behind the curta'-
Turn up their rnoses-disenchapisu with.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-30
A GROUSE FILTRATION.

In the breeding season, the cocks Sc
lect some hollow fallen tree, and strut
ting up and down, beat it with their
wings, making mufied, drumming
sound, that can be heard for half
mile. The beat is at irregular intervals,
beginning slowly and measuredly, and
gradual ly increasing in quickness, un-
til it ends in a roll. If the bird sue
ceeds in finding a dry log, perfectly
hollow and well placed, his tattoo of
welcome Can NC u5aru " my, .s..~- A. w
of the pleasantest of woodland sounds.
1t has the same accelerated pace, and is
about the same duration as the call of
the raccoon, and is only heard in the
daytime, as the raccoon's is only heard
at night. When its mate hears the
drumming, she slowly approaches, and,
coquettishly picking at Iseeds she does
not want, comes within sight of the
drunming-log. No maiden is seeming
ly more unconscious of the man she de-
sires to attract than is this russet dame
of her gallant musician. A snail is on
the May-apple plant right before her;
she pecks at it three times before hitting
it, and then scratches negligently at
imaginary seeds. The cock raises his
ruff till it looks like Queen Elizabeth's;
the yellow skin beneath fushes with
pride; he spreads his tail like fan;
he thrums his guitar, clucks an intro
ductory welcome or two, and launches
himself out and flies to his bride. If,
however, another cock hears the drum
ming, he feels insulted at the sound on
what he considers his own domain. He
flies to the drumming-log and dashes at
the brave drummer, and the one who is
inferior in courage and strength yields
his place to the bolder, and retires dis
comfted. Charles E. Whitehead i; IN
the "Msdsumnaer Holiday Nstmber'" of
,Scri6ner.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-30

Poor GIRLs.-The poorest girls in
the world are those who have not been
taught to work. There are thousands
of them. Rich parents have petted
them they have been taught to despise
labor, and depend upon others for a
living, and are perfectly helpless. If
misfortune comes upon their friends, as
it often does, their case is hopeless.
The most forlorn and miserable women
upon earth belong to this class. 1t be-
longs to parents to protect their daugh-
ters from this deplorable condition.
They do them great wrong if they ne
glect it. Every daughter should be
taught to earn her own living. The
rich as well as the poor require this
training. The wheel of fortune rolls
swiftly round-the rich are very likely
to become poor, and the poor rich. Skill
to labor is no disadvantage to the rich,
and is indispensable to the poor. Well
to-do parents must educate their daugh-
ters to work. No reform is more impera-
tive than this.-Selected.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-30

A clergyman, meeting little boy of
his acquaintance, said: "This is quite
a stormy day. my son." "Yes, sir, I"
answered the boy, "this is quite wet
rain" The clergyman, thinking to re-
buke such hyperbOle, asked if he ever
knew of any other than wet rain. 81
never knew personally of any Other" !"
returned the boy, 'but have read in
certain book of time when it rained
fire and birthstone, and guess that was
not very wet-rain." ;"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-30
THREE WORDS OF STRENGTH.

There are three lessons would write
Three words as with n burning pen.
In traeings Of eternal light
Upon the hearts Of men.
Have hopel Though clouds environ now.
And gladness hides her face in scorn,
Put thou the shadow from thy brow,
No night but hath It's morn.
Have faith Where'er thy bark is driven
The calm's dsport, the tempest's mrth-
Know this-God rules the host Of Heaven,
TIL inhabitants Of earth.
Have Lowell Not love alone for one
But man, as man, thy brothers call,
And scatter. like the circlng sun,
Thy charities on all.
Thus grave these lessons on thy soul
Hope, faith and love-and thou shalt find
Strength when lIfe's surges rudest roll.
Light when thou else vert blind
Schiller
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-30

PRESSING FLowERs.-The Little
Schoolma am, few days ago, was show
ing the children how to press flowers;
and she passed around two specimens,
in perfect condition, which were pressed
last summer in her fashion. Perhaps
your jack may as well give yeu hint
of it.
Her plan is to take sheet of thin
batting and lay the flowers care
fully on it, covering them with another
sheet, and then putting the whole under
slight pressure. Sometimes, when the
flowers are thick, and contain good
deal of moisture, she puts them in
fresh cotton the next day, and after
that does not disturb them. But in
pressing nearly all the small flowers,
the cotton need not be changed at all,
and not even opened until the flowers
are preserved.
uVelCSu end1 1u0 LlbUlC OCuOO1-
ma'am's pressed flowers had a soft,
bright look. She groups the long-stem-
med ones prettily in vases, or lays them
between sheets of thin glass, and hangs
them in her windows in the winter, she
says. They haven't at all the poor,
pinched, faded, hattened look of flowers
prepared in other ways.
The Little Schoolma am presses green
leaves and ribbon-grass in the same way,
keeping their color perfectly; and she
told the children that when they wanted
to pile number of these double cotton
layers together, it was better to lay
sheet of blotting- paper in between the
sets. Sometimes she lays tissue paper
between the flowers and the cotton; but
it is of tho thinnest kind.-"Jack-sn-
tie pulpit" st. Nicholas for august.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-30

Increase your receipts and decrease
your expenditures, is the valuable infor-
matien sent to those who forward 20
cents in answer to the advertisement,
"How to become rich"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DRs. A. P. BROWN & Y. @. LEONARD,
3LECTIC PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, OF
secs at Barton Landing and West Charleston
" A. p. Brown at VIM. Tvomblys, Barton Landing;
.eouard nj Frances Chase's, West Charleston.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-24

way ef SsNcrcs begssia=ssn. cay asas snrAssis
~ he lesson. L Is ssnrsy rsecs q ally, -
s=ssmPs - srp5y - receie erly Just snsssg-
l7g feem = deeasisg s7G hcerrc1s heasaeHssz'.
5 csse Il laws en- the sassees u marriage and
6svcrre. earrsveS srsn carsnszsSes ef the
higAess moral cal-z-ss and social rsSaenens,
Srch PcsscS sasgescs ssshsr the vcrS *
Ire sAsoriss ard 6us--tHrsrs sAss OF the
prscecsl sssssszza. Were sHS dlass-ssssas
zeess5 C show the sasssszsass ELECTS Of
sy~esm Of 6sverce laws, uHszsasd 70 the
scefsl cvr,sssssa CT coB1rgn1gy, and zirsasg-
i75rsesi 5g 2ls mE-d ssuss q sis peoPls lszssg
ss5s- asHa- the czsss ci1s6 IN the Aiesrts;ssT- )
a-acls would be admiralty sassed ser that
FC-rcse- We ara sis6 this zasssr bss been
erqacas beSses the pubic St s5is ssine. sn5 we
s-gss Sae discussion VIII ccEeiaae. L Is eur
h1re -aar n TIE aszr legislature. the practical
usn may 81 sar gaza4nher Eas mere tAeorisas.
sAas ne laws os the SnlgsoG, ca this I'M
PsrriHl sst5iecs. may be P4s mn ssr,n aesaer
suited y the EMBELLISHMENTS Of the people vino
a-s compelled b lfve aaGer them
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-24

n NJ SsSsSr-of ~ Es.1ss.s szss.sAs
Ssx.-g have observed wiEa ~ hstle lsssrvsc tie
rcprs made ~ cnrAssaa u-e and ~ear~a !, ear
eerGsa<y - svsageiiss he cnlsess saessas h
ear seeGasseSs NJ zee Is sss ssssa h aAr4
A0ssrse. 10 irv~S aassauoa ~ TIE Sseees VI ear
Fcslce scree ~ aid Ia sas ssass good ssrS. Ga
hss >aee4aa day fve calssss sat ec~a - ssses
game q cs-as. IN tier boxes. eat % ssos ef he
Paeic. s1as sa=lr xxalaPle eezlS ses PessseSx BE
AI-tel . others egs nsfaesr 81 car relcS sssce
caSs In ar-sc~ssS esrr ,as ace fes szaesaSs EAT
ssdtas sss eoasv Aars PROVE, Toe svr~rs1 Sas-ss
ave Cnilese ~srv salleS ess esa aeiars ssea> sSS
the sty Ssliars ~xrs fsrsetcei 10 TIC Kegs SIX
shrSarf 4 easas sos - ~ sad. keSs tbs sxsss-
pie u S,,ial Sisiiascv ~fssezE iafcrustiea, tSss
gar laws ara sEzmsasi Epos VIA ia1easfsy. We
ulsS spiagelss tina asu.asu> toe ore are CON ina ac
ed - 10 -. Posssssy tas CsiIsss esssasa ssers
ne R.aSs serossessa ~ sas process, - PciSse
make hin ,aels Saar-y Weed l. aos es svE scs
Christians ss1eralr T. petition the Lord " tas
S4aoarA 70 ~ ar snA.s the vsSsa Of TIE szsAeri-
t.s taHs raes may the rich uaa wee scsaly
vsaltcs. yes, ieiaaky 3esecrssSs u: day, svn IS
sar eGur MAJ wao aoes a ia a eocusrs Cogtsas-
ing 4pua the sgsssiea wAesasr b Dc yr~ater
ssa - pay Saass gems u csrSis "a the Lord =
Dag, or - sfseri;aiaase between ricn AMI poor IN
cle enforcement ID Gu ass, ~ sescrle rvsssesecs
9f 3srsGns, sa. sGe.
llSlnoiala. Oct y. fS-r
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-24

rsrr >apr-us Cou-s vvsssriay, rendered
-ael- 3.s,-:ssrn "a ne s.sl casss a--sslg under
ne sl1 as. The Cpa-. v1-ealv csnfruls
N. sreoH u sae Assessor IN az ne Fc.He
r-zsaL e IS ans a;..,iiiaf ~ car siyass- r-t-
sgnal, ma r1iisc lie Gss IS Il nov ssslsis,
Eis ssasr Ct RAJ ssElas aGsc pay slz=s ca ~
Hll- vslIs wiriga- slv rei,.rsuc,s % TIRE Imruas
o. lbrse7scs zasrs NAV be aRcn T. Wide the
aeaasr ,f ne mortgage Hass II I'm S1r1. pay
On Els same Is zg0n say cslsr Eiecs Ct per
sGnaI ErgGsrsr- = IS asa feci,ia3 as ~iisH
glaleszQns AMI seser business sHzsrvrises a-S
aIeurg0rszse Ali manages as saaciS egmRaliss,
Ne PiazGz=su &C esisr properly s.iall liit snls
DC ziz=i SIX - I'M valGs, agE ne gElsrs gf
SHARES -isrsia saal1 llss be =4zsG 6lr 1ls
vzlHs Ef LIE SHARES sass- rsspecssseiy esa.
Fs -=,-gs AZ 4 sas impossible = setlsn a
upg Ef liz ;,sciss1n IN Eue s5r sGoiicazlon IN
s1-5a7Ts ssss-rs. odt We shall 6Irgisa E n
au1 5Ii- cur 1sls,i,.rs IN ,q- aezz We sli,l BE-
he na-i5hl, Ily COMMEND IN .Ae very 8nP9re-
Az u4zers involved. HnEI rEs :aa ~ - si-l
lie M azz- Of Ia iiss;irsi,,u aefilre as.
~ sls NJ >s,ansr Cry 1T S.,,ilsz, vai,;h
a-ziSs,Sazrs Va EA4rs,lly E.zl- ~ have Ssa
Francisco PaPerS q CcL To-
The F1rss aazs surs;,s,.,i,s; n s.lrgwins Ia-ss
-siHflr-,snsHlz alt9 Pisgua-
Tbs E.liss:als are Sal pushing flrT-szi
mex ssigv gpsr1IuuE, whli:a are Iuasr zls
iz-scE1H al ls-sasrzL FgG-shen-.
SaoE p -alnsni.r.li,. ispea las tslllen n
La Slieka Eass.
Vary leEvy igalag ias occurred N Asa
Aaur- ami nd rIrSz risi.u br;illl.li vic11ry.
The MIST -s.iahi. information b % -lt. .ItT.cs
-iar lie IfTlaE4es v=s IN =leir siiit., agE lul
a rs. i,ss,issFs f1r-u eia.uesi
RgiIEizil szan.HeaE N E-zlrs IN lis,i &
.iiE -asC lliEie=s. 6ssnasi-SI addressed meet
ng n Far.R N Els srl u Ccn1her. u xan:h
81 thousand .z.-is II EiHiEsI,m wgr= lssgusG-
The .is-i,unz Esrs u csHns m N Qcs. Il.
rEg II Lie Ear-y Eal rs.ssnriy rgi,oe.i ne
Faciiii: E2iiirgai =-l.n iars been .zar1r,at ami
zi-s,i aali luer S2a.Rd N e,Iili sum; IN .l.ir
1rrsCus.
On Miss, Z :. A.. 1spgrz zile Nssz Fjii,:.s
EH;1zI VIZ ls .Hlii=i By z.is s,u--,.misr u
.lseph AMI lls band
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Fga =is 5lIl-i @rne n LIKE Iug- 4 rea.-
AMI 4 laiE 4 STEAMER ms 1--izt.i tz-1n >nn
s-IlGIEga Fifl Contagious IiHei.se IN lua.7i.
ami mcs nurs Siu EmE-f II Eiasltsi iua i..sl
;i.iIe.i mum n slcs 5ie 1n,vsicuma Irlt.ss:nn 3
. Y laE ~ FGI rHng "a m 4naIr 4 ~
WsT-. we IiHnaze-t Il be &c III cr1f-cai. zle
lcEiun # zie snaE-i n Tins AMI sIniiac l.lss.s
.sE-asniz furnishes annie ieiif iIr l.,iiz
uufa Tie -zvsI-se N campiimentary- We prz-
.i.r- iGvsvsr- -Iiligr a ziHni ma E.a.-f AMI
rarlc-If-liars lie 1unifts IN ziis Improvement
vtiIlh n manifest n Eieir nnde If isaling
VIII susa -4ses, ~ sHnpaE-zf VIII ;5ie nea-
syITT.s aiantasi IN 1ie I.--zal at i1la A5ilaliu
WIN -Vu rzzzs III neAsiss. u AIT-s;I nj asss
Tez- W yIsIs. IIITzsi Ess. 81 InfHT-zInaie II
2 ls aEnHnlr -iE lAlsssnl.sTa IN =iHE nT4sE-.ar-
my ll:-;.sinn. ami W. l.-s fssa q saz tsiaz siE
t-zzIInenT q E1IEii Es- N Cnnmm with 5ia
IIsier EimuiiIiI lHssssnlssIz xsIz #Iiiefrg.ii iy
sT1ir ai ZIG E.al-f Ii 5isGItsi xaa 5slril II va
vii 1nr s-1Hr Hll-ssi-zs, even Iffer Ems IilEri
If ;5Ins. n ziaE-ll:issT-lse AZ + deserves.
Z II inr tslir "A "a rsiar SINCE tsie Iiiuuss az
1nIT-znEs- Tia rrHnpGzif1n df -ia EaAE-i ina
bean nlEsE-iEir anrssi ~ tsie IifirsUn ssIl.z7s-
llIz1-nr ami zia A1HI-ley (z+sneIai L III L
.i11-mzH act ami lur IL al q Tia --ssiif af sls
nssIilzi lIJIIFssaim m E1nmfuI Eias NJ t5iss
1ne 1sEer-T=i ~. L nHsur-f-= NJ .ie Enzzri WIZ
.;smpazesi at lilEsilians.
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Tn E :. F=IiniHg Siip Jamestown. Gum
uaniiisr Eiass. Il announced u sal 6Ir SIN
F-.uCiscu z1--ii.g-
Els E-E=iIzncy E,snrv- 4 FDsir-s.. IlEs Z :.
Minister Rssidsnr u TINS ts,Iver1msur, VII
-=s7s By lie -i.n,.sul w. ilr 7isit ID ms III
z7s -anG- Eu-lg zis sEiIE ysars af M
1aiE-=s rzsiiia.nrs 4.nung as N IN l1firiul
:aaaclrE- lie las been Ihie a nHursIi1 1ni.-
lIr-Ha-l 2 l1enlilF usialGns, lur mi'F win zls
tslIvsT-lInznr u wihrf lie WIS Il,,:r-.iirl..f 1ur
VIII lie uT-I-s cimmHHlr-F Imdng vlGm lie
-lV'at. We IA slrs 1iat al Inr u.au.r-g vii
lnIIa YIN Is. must ;ilriializ- N wishing Inn
! liislEsslE FIg'I.c'H Illt 4 sItE rsisITI u 1lis
liHrnr-Tr xiii-h We understand Il Il be ms
dIIzIrz lmng.
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>1P--4= Cs4-z- <s--.s's-- Tern E>=-.
-zz=zzz1 rzuH 1z--E n IN al-I ~, ls,-.nnn
ssafr- NJ -Iuzsu= una.

-=--1 rzuH l--I n IN si-T n, lc-anEn.
5.sar- ~ -uzsr- f,aa
-. g.. d
- = - = :.
- = = -. -
- -. - .,s
- - - - - -
-, ; - w. - =.
= = -, - : -, - = - - =
-
- - -. - n --.... T.
- -. - :, = - -
- - - - = = -. = So
- = -, - ~ -
-, - - 80, - -, -.
- -, -, -, m, ,-.-.,- :
- = - N = = -
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Va 4Ez aii.zlssat n Iiissrvs 1iar ma 4lizg--
sas- NJ S.snE sf.i. -unraInrf IN ssiiIaI-al ai-
zB=EsnE / r.iHT-n n ne firur-a Ia-xs If ms
Lnlrfnn. Fa~ sIiileEIa viisnu lie I,ss...islnar.
innzln If le.-Hiafsun. an NJ zaTer lr=Ilstss.:sI
npurzncz N zieir bearing ami influenza IN
lniiin nnI=ia. .:ian tins me df .fiIun-s-
L being lnnuzssiiiia. siriiin lie HnirH If IN
IriinAsT assEznznsr 1r-iGie. Il zz.zI rsie SIN
.tsr viii nEzslinE lixa tiiE 5iur1I,l.:inesH
r,iil:n m iInnuT--nEs deserves, We Hlail -m-
;zsnr TlEzeizss ir ma prrsssnr WIN lrlrisug IN
zHsurf aur TE.snltfzt sanviGi.nn. 5lHr the nm
s;lfinse M -zls1zsdis facilities sIr iir-ar-= 81
tsIr INN encouraging Innn1aiiTys luH diI-ss:fs ?
-sis--anrmzrE zifisEr rhnH. We r:lInK HaH 1sssn
csulG;1zigsiy siiuwa n 1iH s-lEszeslc= M aIsiHr
GHlulE-zi=s, AMI 1ie Ininr--ulaIa amt anHar:s-
tlsciur- result n nIr 1wu experiments N tie
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A1T--ss have been uscsigg.i By iis Cir II
>1llsE- a-'m Is EzEsiLisncy our AiniKter If
Egrzltgl Aims, nav N Lim,in. Ia lli mi
II HDzrvlsE wlEl Lani 1erilg ia,i xas Br1-
sss.iing wd-l IiE le.;==issl.y asssl,1lllilns IL
-zani-y IS .il7;'gIIssIlcss EguiG lllGV Our
Emmy WIS luPeiiIi If 5eing 4lis a ultimately
il-Fs Il satisfactorily suiIIE;Gn If Al Gle TUES
5uns = ssue.