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VEGETINE
Purifies tie Blood, RenOUates
and I7acigOrateS The
Whole System.

ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent and Diuretie.
VEGETISE is made exclusively from the
Juices of carefully selected barks, roots tnd
herbs, and sO strongly concentrated, that II VIII
eilecIuallv eradicate from Tie system efy talHt
Of scrofuIa, scrofUious IfTnor, Tu-
nors, Cancer, C1ucerous EuDor,
ErysipeIns, sais Rheum, Syphilitic
Diseases, CaHzer. Fnintness at the
Stomach. and all diseases that arise from inn
pure blood. ScinIica, Eulammntory and
Cont and Spinal Complaints, can only
be elfectually cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases OF the
Skin, Pustuies, esuipies, Btotches,
uoiis, Teiier. ScaEd-heHd and Ring
worm, VEGETI:SE has never failed to effect
permanent cure.
For Pains in the Back, x iduey Conn
plants, Drop~y. Female Weakness,
1eucorrhen. arising from internal ulcera-
ton, and uterine diseases and General DE.
biiity, VEGErINE acts directly upon the
causes of these complaints. IL inViGorates and
strengthens the whole system. acts upon the Sc
cretive orsans allays Inflammation, cures ulcer
alton and regulates the bowels.
For Cntarrh, Dyspepsia. Habifuni
Costiyeness, Pnipitaiioa of the Heart.
llendnche- Piles, Nervousness aua
General PrOstrnison Of the Nervous
Syetem. no medicine has given such per-
feet satisfaction as the NEGETISE. X puriies
the blood, cleanses all of the organs. and pos
sesses controlling power OYER the nervous sys-
TEN.
The remarkable cures effected by IEGETINE
have induced many physicians and al'niheraries
whom VIC know Ia prescribe and sIs-- il in iheir
own families.
discovered for the above Diseases at.'i j. lie only
reliable BLOOD PURIFIER Yet placed
before the public.
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D. a. CLINE Err,
ON DENTIST.
r. ssIIIFER.

-
.D.rice over Fellers. Johnson s. Cos store
Vest Side Main Street. Findlay, OHIO.
Aprll IL 1876 6m
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Gitr and County Qrsfforp.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
,s,r.n.on f.eos Judge James PillArs-
.u1fi,or george =. Mosher.
farrk 0f CDurLs sept W. freoie-
frea.nrer Peter HJsler.
aIecord>r-Paul Kemerer.
s,r ,b1te JsdJe Samuel B. hunniHh
sheriF-Psrl-e &. fritch-
Prosecu,iHg AuorHeg Henry broSh-
s'oroaeT 40. q. Cline - q,
Srnao,,.,oorrx- Ross W. soore. Jon u
Bishop and John rdgington. n,
-,.a-a1ry Iirectors-Cam % eli Byni. r. n
Watson and J. X. BusnonR.
fsdraarI SupeTiHtendedt-James hSnl S
nh s.lEx.i nliaeTs-w.T + Piatt, j. X nag
and Dorilas MArtz-
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Gires Health, Strength and
Appefite.
My daughter has received great benefit from
the use of the VEGErINE. Her declining health
was source of great anxiety 10 all of her
friends. A few bottles OF the SEGETINE res
tered her health, strength and appetite.
y. ii. TILDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. 49 Sears Building, Boston, Mass.
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nSNRI BROWN. G.F. PENDLEros.
RRaWN Il PENDLETON,
CroRNEYS AT LAW Once up stairs, ,firsi
5 Door Sonth OF Court Ho sc; Findlsy,O.
november "a, lS7i-tf.
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~. n TOSE. III. Z
DENTISTRY.

nHYsICIAN AND : URGEON, Mt Blanch-
L ard, Ohio, ALI calls promptly attended
10 GIf.
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MES A, ROPE,

q rToRNEY AT LAW,
oitise over ". L. DAVIS = Co.'S Store, Main
street. sicdlav Ohio. April IA IL
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~. D.,,---i-, ---I.--,, = :, -, nm -, n
Nh ~. ''fiNlt N"NoI lie vert ul'i az IN"
.r t ~. .i ~ 80 49,, cs -
W. '"''' az CIV az "' """u' 20 ''''T-
II 30 li", -inoe the beginning of the H.
l.lf.n. hai boon ono o. great sorrow
Tlr,,,.,. lac that .,rhs,,,v striis fran, . ,...i-
'''' '''','i' ''' ~"
talented vOman. on 600 n leader of society in the
S.u.h. time. in r..,irine but sn, II, work
Nli'', W.i n h''p h'f-"li alloy" the n"'"-sily
o. aanIiing ihD AInib Offers ~. Assistance ihu
,.ia. t,..r f...n t,lluHatt..s. She succeeded
..l.t. ., I s..... 49,
~ 'l i' 'l "''.ll'"s ann
'n.'h Ir''i " ~ ii.- cry hmi rl'"wh're
N'',i h' D. lN hNt Ger il-'a, iai soon
'', .n hir''' 81 n''s's The brave " man has
NIX T.. y..r., v.. H. ,d,,,,,,,or1rC.l coo,,,o
N,t.u. .ii't..,.. pr.n'' it.r,i '''','f1 rs
., Oh. -,ln..- o., ~ H. 'i,nat,n" , M l,a '.r
49, i'i NiI .H 90 lii'iN-
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ETN.fNCffL IND COMMERCE. IL.

WEDNESDAY, March Up M.--Thc hard
cning tendency of the stock market reported
yesterday continued to-day at the opening and
soon active dealings wore noticed. in the spec
iaitics at an advance. which contributed to sus-
tain the general market. bringing TO the surface
some shares which had hitherto been neglected.
The chief dealings. however. wefc confined -
the coal shares. Lake Shore. and Western
Union, with quite a squirt in Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph. which advanced to %. followed by
decline of = r cent. NJ the noon trade. The
conflict on Delaware. IarNaNanna and West
"rn was quite interesting. vi ono tiine n large
amount 90 stock changing hands with frequent
TIA udtpns IN prices, between 5Js and
Coz. Western Union was held prr~l,pently at
O4 anl %. without aitre ting much attention
until later IA tho day. when il yielded to 90 g.
Lake shore followed suit declining 90 81, Pa
ciie Mail mnar an upward turn 90 p, and Rock
II - transacted. There is evidently little con-
cert OF action on either sile of tn market. The
furious hul becomes a stubborn bear with
or =. hu. unwilling d venture further with ti"ir
harAS on an unknown sea, surrounded ~ 1t
may Ice by hidden rocks or tre@cherous quick
Thu report Of the Executive Committee Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company. .-suod TO-
during the last quarter tog thor with Il general
review of the y,Hr. II appears ihai tho surplus
ON hand appIl 'ahl. Tor dividend. in sludful "a.
estimates inr the March re-, igts II ssil SOS 81
A. the DIVIDEND Of la q cent. declared TODAY
VIII still remain. The stock advanced toGl N
the announcement of the dividend, although
the iuct had been dis 'punt"d probably on Mon
dhy when IN. r"rou.m' ndaiipn lY the committee
was mndr Ii appear- thnt the injunction asked
Tor 10y Rutus Hatch. restraining directors from
issuing the now i've million stock. was grnut.l
but NJ 1t isihichly probable that th. stock had
ben ISSUED p".ore do" legal PAL. r. were served.
AZ tho olo-' tht mar,ct was irregular luf tho
rt ~ "k- lhini iu"f their li'-itinn. a- well us
Western Ini1n. w'lilc Lake Shore aai tho lsen-
era Isl - Nfiik.
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THE sENiIEs EXTRA SESSION
Prospects OF nm Adjournment by Tuesday
The Presidents Nominations

WASHINGTON. March 14.--In the Senate to-
day Mr.. Sargent rep. Call said under the rule
single objection to resolution, when offered
carried il oyer. He therefore submitted the fol-
LOWING, and asked that il lie on The table tor tl.c
present, to De called NJ hereafter:
Re.ifot That The Nco-rlcsilcht do now declare the
Senate all ourncd without day,
Mr.. Blaine Clep.. Me- inquired when tho
Senator proposed TO call tho Resolution for
action.
Mr.. Sargent replied probably to-morrow or
next day. but h. had no idea Of doing SO to-day.
Mr.. WHITE tDsm.. llll said the Senate had
hcon waiting for several days for communica-
lions from the President. and ho thought some
action should now be- tlkcn in regnrd To- closing
the session. H. therefore submitted tho fol-
lowing.
E,.fi That committee nj two Senators he rrnon,ci
by the ,i,r to wat unn me President OF the tinted
thor confnnucauun to make, the Senate ready to al.
lourn without day
Agreed to. and Messrs. Anthony and Whvte
were ann, ntcd us such committee.
l'hn order submitted hv Mr. Morton Yesterday
that the Geographic dispatches refrrrcd 10 in
the letter OF Mr.. orion. President Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, r'ad In the Srnate
ON saturday last. be Deposited in the ONCE of
the Sccr,lg Of the scnatei to be by him dcliv-
cred 10 Mr.. orion upon his giving Il receipt
therefor, WIS agreed 10.
trhc above order refers TO the dispatches re-
Gently examined by the Committee on Privileges
and Elections. during the Investigation us "
tn" Oregon cletOrSl
Mr. Mitchell tllep., Orcgonl submitted tho fol-
lowing which was laid over until tomorrow:
B,-J,~i That the Committee Privileges and Elec.
tons be- authorized to designate sub committee OF three
ton or the purIo-e of taking testimony and making IL.
s go 'e "ii IN rane % , r,on o n o ,e
author Sns an inrD -gauun into certain charges prefer.
.ncl .Gb committee SHAH have all me power, to sni r
persons ami papers ami administer oatns that the n
I committee nov has.
The Senate tLcn wont into executive soseion
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WEDNESDAY, March 1i.-TLoUR AND MEAI-
i.S SS.. pHs ho%aS Su we're S about steady
gu' ssi. 19a Ws:iern 'u,,ne g. sa -. es,Ls
$500 DO ~ and MY, sasses- % winter wheat extras
ass %. vnnc.ota patents s75oesiG5o; city shipping
esire. g %c ~ soncTg sassrs aql family brands
mea-we.tern,, ~ '5ssl''J' Brsndywinc. ss2o Rye
Co'iss1so'; e lover with good business; mid
I'VE S sne o b sn closed rpI oMs tnrs es
~ OObalc closing At 75c for March. life Tor April
Tor August, as Tor scpienbcT 75c ior October, iieso
tor November and e5c Tor December Receipts at the
fnovisioss-Pork opened hrncr but. closed barely
he'd highcr, but qgiet Beef very dull Bacon lower
hd more s,sc ssc psrt to 9rISe 40 esf Wss,ep
at - & No. c n snd s9 or prn. a sac :s Is
S 80 wss Sns ~ 2r PF%e ,o do Xn snd 90 Ss ~
as ~ or Nay and Tor u june Dressed
"a ,sS S E ns% ,ay Sss 4as. ne
ery, 27a.ltc do dSric. i,s2oc Cheese quiet state
,oty rsS ~ MT ns.S' ibs4e western a'
w @ds a s1 ns ssrs S'sfly %si"
No. 81 asss 90 Ceissso No e. as: q rclsci I'd
amber do 81 5Ossi 10. white do si. t5ssieo n bush
S q. s az me Tns IsSdes and g
rsiher nrmer. without being quoieey higher; sales
30 at ~ ana ii@toc ior white do including No az
n nr ~ c s" b n s' ~ nct,sr 6snc ~:
sales s2c, hush Including No Western mixed new Al
GRocEGF'- Rio c60cc was steady and quiet at ITO
224c gold sales at Baltimore OF $500 bays private
terms stock al all ports 9 800 bass 1891 O. which
bo and 2s sto for Java both gold late sales Of l2oo
terms Molas."s quiet 10Th Tor orcsn aud dome stic
Porto Rico $40. and Ncw Orleans 'tsa,dc stock Of
rcncy i9 d.mr,ii, haw s9gais q1et nnd Sa,y atste
basis; stocks l., sighhds s5,i boxes 5000 bags and
80 n,gdo Refined quiet at iisSiissc or hsrds, and
soSpm,s-Navai stores were quiet and unchanged at
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TIE FUNER1L or FaTHER TTTrA.
Impressive Services In ~. Anthony's Church,
of which he was Pastor.

The Row Father James Tittn, Provincial
Of the Francscans and pastor Of 81. Anthony's
Roman Catholic Church. in sullivan street. died
on Sunday. His remains. in richly silver
trimmed casket. lay upon high bier before tho
main altar oi the church yesterday. The drap-
ing Of the affairs was in partial mourning.
Costly flowers were upon the bier. the affairs.
and about tho chunccl rail. the tributes Of tho
congregation. which ia mainly composed OF
poor Italians. At the head OF the caskct was a
worn and faded hrcvary and the purple and
gold stole that Father Titta wore while preach
ing. On the Gospel side VI the chaurcl gatre. in
Il low cathedra. sat Bishop Lynch Of Charleston.
About him were Vicar General Preston, Dr..
McGlynh. and representatives. ~ almost every
secular and clio stored order of priests in and
near Now York. A solemn ropulom mass was
sung, Father Francis Charles hcing celelrant,
Father L. Leo. De SdrracCna Of Winst"d, Conn,
deacon. and Fathcr T. Eugene Dickorrtch sub
deacon, At its end Dr. McGlynn preached the
Bishop Lynch then laid aside his rich man
tilla and herretta and put on black and silver
mantle. Then, while standing at the gates OF
the chancel surrounded by upcr- benring 400
lytos; while Father Dickorrit"h stood with up
lifted golden crucinx at the head OF the bier the
Bishop intpncd the Ahspluton. Then ne
sprnklcd tue easket with molly water. and in
censed i 50 that II was the dim centre Of white
clouds Of incense. The Francscans thon chantcd
a4iaini Gregorlan chant.
The III 1.-the cnskct was then raised, discos-
. ing Father Titta in his Franciscan gurb. Upon
inscription; Very Reverend Father james
Titta, o. ). f.. died March II. 1877. aged 4G
years" For three hours there was no ces-ai ION
in the great fling OF mon aud women abotl the
caskrt Ia view the romans.
Ala o'clock the funeral procession was form
ed. In y were ST., Vincent de Paul Society, st.
AnthOnv's Italian Bencvolcnt and Temperance
Societies. the Society Of the Holy Name OF Jesus.
the Children Of Mary and men OF tho congrega-
ton From the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad depot
the remains were sent to Allegheny Tor inter-
mrut.
Detectives Ferris md Wood. while at the fu-
neral, noticed a man acting suspicou-ly near
Mrs Ann Murphy of lO7 East FortY-second
morning newspaper. in which several funeral
notices were marked. Mrs. Murphy's
pockctbook was also found. Tho prisoner is
known as Walter Madden. but called himself
Tnnmlr EnlnX of Al AnnlnrNnfnr sirDnf
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TIE PROSPECTS OF PEACE.
TIE TENOR or THE TINiL PROTOCOL
PROPOSED ny Russia.
An 4 agreement that win lie Nugntory, should
Rus.in and Turkey he Rent on Wharf.-The
Strength OF Hussia's Modified Army.

Strength Of Hussins Modified Army.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Paris corrcspon-
dent Of the Times says the final protocol will
declare that the European powers reserve tho
right Of celebrating on tho mole of action
necessary should the Porte not conform t. the
obligations imposed upon it By the adoption Of
the reforms contained in the protocol. lmme-
diatrly upon the signature Of the prctO' ol, the
powers would rrnew their diplomatic relations
with the Porto. and each would direct It's agents
to observe Turkeys proceedings. and its Ann
bas-adors to influence her to put in force the
final clause which constitutes the existing solu-
ton Of the Eastern question. One objection
only stll remains. and appears TO cause a slight
hesitation. The contingency il fOrcsccn that
| one Of the powers. less patient than the rest
| uieht complain of Turkish tardlnrss and on-
! donvor tp force the powers 10 tnkc the matter
into consideration accord ling 20 the privilege
/ contained in the protocol The reply to the
! object on. however, il that II Will he for major
liy Of the powers TO judge whether a fresh meet
| ing H. necessary.
Tie Vienna Press publishes a letter from Jossy
giving a dctsilod or'ire de bdt1iHe Of the mohil-
i1od portion Of the Russ ian army, both in Europe
and the Caucasus. II SAYS: Concentration
| may take the Il I'D at any moment. The South
| nrny comprises IN active operating army of
! four corps dedrmse. hHvingan effective strength
| OF llt.UOO men, 32suO horses. and 432 field
| guns The Coust army. with $4,000 men. 1G 400
! horses, AMI ZIG guns, md three corps ~ c,i"se
| strength OF l2OuOO men. 10000 horses. and 1852
guns. This fully corresponds to the war effoc-
! tiyeHs systematized hy the organization elisa"
/ The correspondent ~ the Times with the Tur-
! kish army tecgfnphs from Tultscha as follows
| In the higher Turk sh circles 1t is believed
that all danger Of war il tt an end. On the other
| hand the nova from Bos-arnbia il very warlike.
! In the course Of the last few days two Russian
! divisions have been pushed iorward-one Of in
| MHtry. the other Co--nc ks-the latter with their
! headquarters at kubei. close on the frontier.
! Military action on the part ot Russia is believed
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Nrw YoRK. Wednesday. March 1i.-Receipts
OF h'tNrs III loads 3OJl head. making 1909
sincc Monday against 2+n tor the same time last week.
Tie quality uot generally satisfactory and the
bet appeared to the huNcrs hut the selling
were much the same ~ on Monday tor like qualities
best la market sold az II re 2 n, to dress 51G1
81 ha o. the rr~s cNt Ordinary ~ prime steers NJ 81 q
icc to dress ie@11 ms. ana cunnoncst do. including
ftf- ui Cherokee cattle, at Sarge to dress 30 Ms
Rtncr more than 80 head taken Tor the English
trade
Receipts Of sheep aud lambs were 81 loads 46s2
head nainl o. ~ since Monday. allin-t 2isS Tor the
cor e-nnniius time last week Buyers were holding
back and r tendency was downward but the sales ef-
icrtd az about former figures nnt included poor to
strictly prime sheep at lis@7le ? n. good 10 choice
ycarhnss NJ = ifs'ic T. y i,w premium wethers nt
& amt slrug lambs az 1N@l7c = N.
Receipts of hog- 4ais car loads. 1893 head,
maxim. H.-Gl Monday. 3B25 for the
time last week. None sold alive.
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WASHINGTON, March li-An important
patent case was decided to-day. in which sar-
soant Greenleaf OF Western New York and
Trays, patentee. were contestants. the patent
Issued being one for time locks. The patent
was assigned by Grays 10 the Hall Central 10 k
Company, and both that company and Sergeant
Greenleaf have been using it. 1t covers the
Ime Indicator combination upon safe locks.
."nton with reference 10 tho lever controlling
uetiWe combination, the vital specification IN
ue patent Of Sergeant Grecneaf affirming
we decision Of the eXamincr-ln-chicf, The
pai"nt i valued al about two million dollars.
and VIII be carried on an appeal IN the supreme
NulL II has already become distinguished IN
n"iole MS appointee. Commissioner Duell. ns
I,p,l7r Lor one q the parties. an action which
.oi, w., rlous criticism upon Senator Conkln9' =
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B0ST0N'S LATEST MYSTERY.
A MIN FOtND GfGGED IND DEiD At
THE noon or ms SHOP.
wns Jacob Uirschfeid Murdered, or Ma he
Kin iiimseirs ms Dying Groans stiacd by
% Handkerchief In his Mouth-A Arrests.

"a Handkerchief In hi. Mouth-Arrest..
BosrON, March 1i.-About o'clock yes
tcrlay morning JACOB Iirsrhnrld was found in
~ dying condition. on the landing at the head Of
the first light Of stairs. at 2Si Harrison avenue.
and within half nu hour he died. II appears
that he rose from his bed at his house. 10 East
Chester park. shortly before Ave in the morn
ing and. ON looking out u the window, ro-
marked To- his wife that hr would PM on his
oycrcoat which he did. and proceeded toward
his shop. it being his habit to 20 thus car'y.
lie walked directly TO Washington street.
whore he met Onlror J. j. Lynch. with
whom lie stopped some minutes To converse
upon the subject of the numerous recent bur
rlarics and the attempts to commit burglary.
his last words on leaving the patrolman being.
"Your route IA too long, lie also asked
whether the 3 o'clock ear had gone down. and
received Il negative answer. He then abruptly
let the officer and returned to his house aud
procured the shop keys. which he had forgotten
~ transfer ,o the pocket Of his oycrcont he
ln"n lett the house and succe, dcd III reaching
At about 5:l5 o'clock Mr.. Foley. employed
In the liquor store of Daniel !. Donovan. 2SS
! Harrison avenue. who had iust entered and WIS
IN ia" act pt raising III, curtains, heaId plstu
shot very ncnr. followed 10y gr.ans. lie stepped
into the strrot, hut could not hear the sound of
moaning. Shortly ut"rward Mr.. samuel Dun
ton entered ON his way home from the Boston
and Albany freight ward. when Foley told him
what he had heard, adding that some one had
Duuion went for mn officer and in company
WITT r.irDlnan Abbott wont up the stairw'iy ui
80. followed ly Foley and others. lldlf way up
they found a lrufhrrn wallet. partly op' IA. aud
cup'y. and also upon TIA, stairs was worry
i,-I1 hndn; H. ioiy Il Nj. Hr .hd" d@ was VAS
| found lNins upon hi- back. directly iI front If
| The dupr 90 Mr.. la1ar Wilkes. who Occupies tho
! floor for the mtnufanturr ol clothing. The head
| WIS in a. narrow rn--'r' lnHdins IN" rear. and
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i2eth street ioO Of Eleventh avenue a. 100 d
plaintiff; house. with lot isSxiOO5 on the NJ III
side NJ Fifty third street 100 Eighth avenu
sn211 10 planin one hou.e, with lot 3txlo0 81 bank
street north side between Fourth and Bicecker streets
tsU; house with plot 11N7h, the east side of
Tenth avenue % feet south OF fotvh street ST. 55Ot
one lot 2lNsN25 2xai . the south Fittv as IN
stree, 200 ect west q Smith avenue, $i2coo; lot
feet west Second avenue g. 500 lot 2SxIO1 on
The side Ei1hy iuurth street, 80 feet west u
Eleventh avenue Stcyo lot 2lNiuD II, on the north
sic of 9Th st. go iect west Of Third avenue. 5000;
Swotree.tory bruwnstpne houses with lots each is8x
1rO ON the north side ll6th street. 297 feet east II
second avenue sllnp, AMI one plot, BlN2iO, on Wall
street. souiw corner of Union avenue WoodstoeE
IWtnty-lOurth WardL SLIGO.
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SrrHrNE Gown - CuANR.Rs Nos. &C 1872.
100 l-- -1 2f. .'H iA. i 30, 81 So 32i 32l, SO
amt fis n-s' 49, 20 ~ .tlrndfr
SNfItNf tuNlr--iirNfNAl frnv Nos li3. 90 80 10 =
IN, IT, ~, lf ~ -'. ,', d-. s7.'a 3d. Jos. 49,.
SrrRi Ni Cntar-sfrriAf . .iN 500. -. 80 o. 81 ",.
li-. lt'. i1l. ~. l7l. -. l7'. i7H
srpnyr Cocp. -r'iorl Part l--No' III ono'f 9siN
2Sa -'a' 500. ytti -llA lilI $3.50, ll>7 500 1861
3lf 3d. 'l il-f .5i .,tl -ii Hl-a. alN 32l7, 1857.
.'--, ~, W't l'st u ~. l#t, ~ lel., ln-,
2pl9 N'l ,dl lpc. ltl-, -0'l gus SIS 37Gl i-lp.
.,,- .iri 2tl-. 2iH2 .la4, 2lu2 seli l~1 Hni lSGt
-7u l-i2 lNli, 1914 zoe, lH'~ @4lu, llt lll- itu-
.l'-, 22i@ 2@< 2l- -iui, -ls1 .l3j, l1-o iat ~ -
Same calendar
81 .o 81. a.
go 4ul Az. rl ilh .I. ~. pa n7l, va O.u M
100. h7.. ,73. AS an i' llni lla7 1888, Go. suu
GoMNoN PtfAS--tiNNEkAL rIRN Nos :. - 1ic Is 90
IS 49, A. 80, ~ -. ~ - f. 81. b3 57c, h7l. n llo
GoNMnN PLFAs-Eeln ILhM.-Nus. ., !, 10, %, 20 \,
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