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, 1877-11-09

TURNING THE TABLEs.-There is story
of a noble lord who once gave his friend
golden snuG-box, in the cover of which
an ass's head was painted. Not much
flattered by this present, and wishing to
turn the tables on the author OF the joke,
the recipient took out the ass and insert
ed instead the portrait of the lord. The
next day at dinner he, as if by accident,
put his box on the table. The lord, who
wished to amuse his guests at the ex-
pense of his friend, made mention of the
snuff.box, and aroused the curiosity of
those around him. A lady asked to see
it. 1t was passed to her. She opened
it and exclaimed, "Perfectl it is a strik-
ing likeness. Indeed, my lord, it is one
of the best portraits Of you that have
ever SEEN" The lord was naturally much
embarrassed at the joke, which he thought
was so hard upon him. While he was
rejecting upon the offensiveness Of it, the
lady passed the box to her neighbor, who
made similar remarks about il. The box
thus went around the table, each one cX.
patiating upon the resemblance. The
Oobleman was much astonished at this
course Of things; but when IL came to his
turn to look, had to join in the laughter,
too, and confess that his friend had got
the best Of him.
, 1877-11-09

"Ha, hap thought Anton, "the proud
mink will be glad, if let her, to worship
at my feet -morrow-sticking her pins
into paltry, winning pillow, when
l have but to prick the ground, for gold
to gush up in streams unstaunchable"
At midnight Anton was again at the
trysting-place. Less and less patiently
he waited; but no Kobold came. More
and more despairingly he shouted:
"Kobold! Kobold the clew, the clewN'
At last mocking voice, sounding as
as it came from miles away, replied:
81 showed thee the gold; / promised
not the clew."
A peal of far.off scornful laughter fol-
lowed, and then again the stars shone
silently upon the silent mountains.
For time Anton wandered like an
Azazel in the wilderness. AT last he
crawled, almost naked, and cold and hun
cry, to the threshold Of the cottage of
Beatrix's mother. The plying woman
took him in. When mother and daugh-
ter had nursed him into sanity once more
of mind and body, Beatrix gave him a
pick and shovel, drill and powder
horn, which she had purchased out of her
savings from the earnings of her despised
lace pillow. He once more descended
into the bowels of the earth, but only to
blast and prize out homely iron-stone; {;
and Kobold must have been little inclined
for mocking laughter-unless he chose
to deride himself--if he knew what a
pair of peacefully joyous hearts were
beating in unison in Anton's hut, when
the mountain church-bell chimed on the
first Sunday after the humbled miner
had proudly won, as prize too good for
him, atfectionately exultant Beatrix for
his faithful bride.-Oharles Camden, so
Day Of Rest. ..,.. ...
, 1877-11-09

SwALLows.-In Sweden, the swallows,
as soon as the winter begins to approach,
plunge themselves into the lakes, where
they remain asleep and hidden under the
ice till the return Of summer, when, re-
vived by the new warmth, they come out
from the water and fly away as formerly.
While the lakes are frozen, if somebody
will break the ice in those parts where IL
appears darker than the rect, be will find
m asses of swall0ws-cold, asleep, and
half dead which. by taking out OF their
retreat and warming, either With his
hands or before dre, be will see gradual
ly viyify again and hy. In other eoun-
tiles they retire very often TO the caverns,
under the rocks As many Of these ex-
ist between the City of Caen and the sea,
on the banks 0f the river Orne, there are
found sometimes during the winter piles
Of swallows suspended in these vaults,
like bunehes Of grapes. We have wit
messed the same thing In Italy; where as
we'll as ia France, II is considered very
lucky by the Inhabitants when swallows
build their nests on their habitations.
, 1877-11-09

ANOTHER nephew named Ward was
playing with a Mexican sixpence, and
put it up his nose. He attempted 10 ge,
Il out again, but II worked It's way farther
in, and gave him great deal Of pain
lie went and complained to his father,
who held him firmly, and extracted the
coin with pair Of pincers. The boy was
indignant because his nostril was lacer-
ated, and ran to his mother TO tell her Of
his sutferings. He said:
Mother, father is getting to be awful
mean
"Mean, childi What are you talking
aboutr
"Yes, / say mean, and | stick to il. He
tore my nose all to pieces because he was
afraid he would lose that sixPencel
wouldn't be so mean for anythingW-
HarPSr's Magazine.
, 1877-11-09
A Vintage Song.
BY Z. II. r.. BIANcIARDI.

Once more the year its fullness pours
To cheer the heart Of toll;
Once more we take with gratitude
The blessing of the soil.
Ihear the children laugh and sing
They pull the grapes together;
And gladness breathes from everything
in this October weather
The winter days were long and dark,
The spring was slow to come;
And summer storms brought fear and doubt
To many humble home.
But rain and sunshine had their will
And wrought their work together,
And see! we heap our baskets still,
In this October weather.
Ny heart has had its winter, too,
And lain full bare and gray; eEr.-E
/ did not think spring would come,
Much lessa summer day.
How little did dream that life B.
Would bring us two together,
And should be a happy wife
In this October weather! .
Doubtless the frosts will come again,
And some sweet hopes must die;
But we shall bear the passing pain, , so
And smile as we'll as sigh;-
Nor let US cloud with tears of III f1.t
This golden hour together; ..r
For God is in His garden still
In this October weather.
, 1877-11-09

TEYAs.-A careful reading Of our
Southern exchange papers j9siihes the
opinion that the Southern States will
unite in favor OF the Texas and Pacific
at the called session Of Congress, and that
this issue, 80 important to them and the
whole country, will be made paramount
in the organization of the House.-Phila-
dSlphIa Press
, 1877-11-09

AND now comes the honest historian
and declares that Brigham Young did NOT
have a good-looking wife in the io|
Nineteen-and not one handsome one!
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MR. fptrnR - From frequent ob-cr.
vailnns notice thar Il lia- btcume prac.
iirsl auf u.tcm icyis.l,lr. W. We'll ~
necc~slss. ~ occasionally Inform the
safiru~ ,,assrrs nj lAc s0niicr the ~
.rl1pasion. Ar-. ilIat flor- ,lpon me
sisrin. running through ones own
nri1 ri1il',Osh0ol. nui a. dp Ills IN an cx
.af 10 ifmrr. frcr from criticism. and
public remarks. ~ what may. A. vel
~ q hrss. save ini',i 10 40. sor Ills. ~
doubt. will hasn IL, iiaws and il dark
riir-.
/ AIr. seldom l.a- already rlcied The
hrisl! ~ h.s corner. .ili-'4, ;ium li'
rcpriisinn. must surely BE- cori,cs
aaspns corners ne is an cxrcpiipu Ui
~ man. cnufsing through life with hi
sl,arso vcii filled with half dci'ar>. Ike
d, never saw even The canvas that COW
rrcii animals isnu his INV cent view
ae hoard shru read about III fiir second
l;aayler. and that satisfied liiS aisvlou'
,isrirsilitS Me-. Mr.. Seldom. II vnu
Nssl ,.iAec three of those hprrAed lIaii
lclit iil the proper htti- Nnl VIII br
entitled ton wears subscription oi uNi
eaanf, ai,f: bi' No! -uue i"nls-d"as.
n ~ ;ifin. and ,,rci'atiy s.sa'nsi an
utfrr scrsu OF public ~flinnl j. ian1hi
;'4erc ni,, ~ rhau.c ~ texs-ssooE-
ia.i No.l N ( le ,la--etl ifl i've rear II yor
ir,t, strr u? \, ~. Tl.c demands siiai
vs. ...as'nn,ls r-s'i,ng ior i''-il''r anc
lrnrrix,sien. T.i> viii fi~piea~c you
lsni ynrr rhii.srcn Uf yon hay. aEy
'-crid prefer tic circus rather ll'sn n
l.sr ssssi ~ suri ali axprrse. errn 'f yos
lf..yr 20 frc. riie I'LL that u:sn day sit
iting III fffe Ic-.. iI the srl.gsni rprir wi
lg,ci c,ffy yrnr ciisrer 'hf0ngh. i
ifak.s vt@r@. * T ani tndinm- years. =
Hard -;rav .a.i .'nsr n;silira.son - ~
land ,,trnare a. f:~ liic s.i;l..E-mt sifut
!ii,a. ~ iif- lsaf are attained hs thor
Innn.i r.llcrin;g. f;rn rsen We rnA,
Ifas. pfii.- a> ~. fail ~ re.f. Wig = ir
Al .ff ~ iap..ires~ III l4r wosji \" ev'rr
li;hi Al .i.,if u'.~i " m'sc. and svi
'iane 7 -ni ctssd hns nsiyfe sust IRE not 4
-r,na'hr,. hui a frp,str. j. - see fha
iho~r hnnk- ARE learned. Di' ! mast
nri iaris: III risfen u. ~. ~ '""is'
r'r.ork NJ! hc f.nr,cen years I'D. IpA
,firna i,cs. anl have nn. Ar' iirnr II,
illsri;~~ \. sAc .Uvn ing Interesting
pnisls yrrner. han lerA'icrfls. shnw-
nnf t'ia.s~. titrr.is-. sfr9t-. hasi dr.
iiis. wnfr show. I.rIinSsn siipw
I,r .rn.ssiu trrnr -howetl - il- reiriN
lsa Nrn -rr tY9r w Hui aiw~s cfvMiles
~,in -4U4..~- I n.A. faiirN in ,hls ~
iiraMs. nni 4 maN mai br spared q
urler aMuiher truisle~~ if.si. hut v; yni
liye ihrhGah Iltrrasnrr Nun will N
doubt c-.iss iAr0u-l. I.se yes.r iN7'
OFTEN.
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a .rrv Interesting lecture was do
l'vcrcl rcrrnfiy III Cnun.crirsi 'fwn.
~ ~ tnfrm'n~s. on --psii iur ral
nrurk..- The lrurinr r'ain"i ihai lhe
hall' N: liquor drinking establishes m
on llir mucous lining ~ roots cf thr
~tnfnach. ~ nf4msl conditions. Or evil
lr.akiuw ri;rhr.. which arc visible after
ilse paiics' liss ani ILL., holv has been
4pf irrrA ~ post mariem eXamina-
iiDr. ihc ren who have ..pcrioaical
lrHaks.n i.r Doctor argued. srn drawn
IN nirNhni.r drinks ai about silch time.
whatever ilir 'iinr may ~ because The
condition vi lli.ir ~foWschS. w healing.
isn l.r " nAfnrt'- efforts. periodically reach
y rr,sain stare which Gals impcraiiyrly
gns more iuga.
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1T happened rrcen;iy "a neA N nRs
accar sieumers. Dnue.. wnS Just over.
al.i ilir captain was ABOUT 10 help fnc
rlcfks I'D lll. desert. w,irh consisted Of
N large rnlAinx iiaving cNt ~
lice. hr cooked sbpnt fDr the islrl Starc.
Nui sccin,s il. anil supposiii1 i iiad lern
ovs rocked. he beesoned 70 waiter.
A hrI ne lsdv pa~>esger ~ his lrii. MT
Knowing villa, he was looking Tor, ex-
irn.l,d Tie di.h IL which il had bccn,
"a, i'i. ~ reily: Captain. that ice-creain
wa~ - good | will thank you for Just
iilIr more That wa where lie hard
sauce hal gone. Boston Advertiser.
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W. arc informed w An Nanrr Sir
w Y rs.s II pensn-iii.n ~ son ~ re-
si.ss M ni tF.a-h mn Irie cAnai.
ai.si ii,a' I. hai \ n t'l'i y. bat ~ sln ~.
WA Seem II in r~f'fs' ~ueh 2 thsnE ran
~ done. wistnsf yHgieaing rnr rcnrlr
AirK ut1 wiia' fhHs rft ahl" TO bear. ~
fhr nrntrs viii 1--WE 10 tho p"nnie 4
atHulso ~ krri, i W "r'rr i"r ne
r~rnrlsii.nf N nnr produce. noilsin .
t sir~; r',s sast aud wc~i railroad
nr' hr of more hrrftit in TIC people
s- county 'han the Waba~', canal.
. Il hiN.. iii order j. W lind wslai
..pin W.: ,l4e county arc willing ~
is4 Auf NJ aii s.an hr hai. =, II work
aat rr-'arr ID. We arr not Suilrlrnilv
'ri~ri in ~1r row the pcop'e fre npon
ilii- aursilon. eNccpi all agree that y ~
iad fhc raNai in operation II would DC
good 'ling for the county, Hunting
ton Democrat.
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Mn. EI.sr. N - Nc have nof no-
feed any items from ;hi- Tarriivgy Tor
some li'nf. rc proceed NJ a.orm tho
rcad'rs VI Tic Courier 0i i3r prvZress 0l
liir Territory
Ilonp-9parg seems 10 bp il.e order of
ilc day. ~ william sg..i> .hinpng -ev
efai huHslrci 10 Nsstinr;aa Ds,is
4ani.. william s,tass h- y ID ls'::
IKE erik extra ones A.a M, W whip
Buck with.
I.sn.asnrson Is a lirrly place =, pres
ent. Prof. Sutherland Is icaclsi.y quite
an inicre-fii,. cs,-~ in vocal mi-ir. The
toashs aiicnd promptly aH'! obey or
dcr-.
w. r. Lcnnons isa iucky man this
time shes a gal, AID !. a rinc-pound-
~. too.
ui.sr rTg Hosp-polG MAS.
III -isg you % song
Ola lIoop-pese man,
VINO crf, snd siasiirs,
As East o. he can.
He j. ont every morning
Before j; Is light.
Whl>tliilg and currNing
WIKI ali his might.
The first word hr nffnrs
Is. Dog ont Bnsk,
know yun ras. pll!.
For you've Just got the pluck,
NY rurrying is dan,
Look. y.nder's tile sun:
You've all had your breskfasr,
While have had nun"
Ills breakfast he eats,
Aud Ratchet III hand
H. rlttles aud drives
10 the Hoop-pulr land.
PETER IAgDrP.
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Thp Rev. Hugh Cnil, one nf the Mrth-
odis pioneers. wa- buried at Richmond.
Indiana. sixteen wears avo. lie was lO5
wear. II aye. The other div his hodv
Ua~ .cmovcd 10 another burial ground,
aud on liGfing Tie coi!in thay found tho
venerable patriarch had turned to stons.
I.ttaxrttr Cnuf.in~.
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rrnrn 4 Vinsinm.

.Ihcrc j. IA wall loncr al No. Q, 4
there"
-ics." replied Tin. ".hrrc were iya.
cinIhs there la~t sprin-. bl'~som'iu- n
old hlaching bottles. The, sriong ~ 4
.!rhlv hnlMrhA, k-d hoy. " hem hr en-
crawl out ~ brd llr slfws 4 chair - tls
window nnd LII iile,c lOukihg u lsassi'
all day long. Formerly. wien called
IA Him on lnorAiag aNa . .kC.i him Aon
lie Ma. lAr would ~uile and SAY 'De'irr :
bnf now ~ shnkr- lc hcnl aud bend
more closely over llr Old plants. Il
must lie dull 10 Match the dark honse-
to,,~ and the Il in- clouds tor - MANY
months. When Tie sees my rai.dir "
dtaws back .is curtain, and leaves i \
TIL | am ia bed.
The night will no, bc long coming,
said finn. when llr Will slc,p aud hevti
wake again Oh earth. We have ncvf
~ much as shaken hands, INT ~llai
miss him like an old friend. Are tllcr'
an, country flowers that would in;ereS
me Ike ihcsr. ,io you think. ORD" !"'
suppose that tie Milhcting ~ = liumars'
kinds of choicest flowers that olow
called ~ The hardest LAIN uaincs thu
N.rc ever invented. cunli give me on
fraction d Ill. pain that ! shiii ics
wien Those old bottles afe swept ava.
~ lambui:
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iul af,i,frri,iinn of vofi. presence here
t'-ni.iii. a,li again bill Son 4 warm and
SINCERE wrlrrne.
ii.c speeches wrre received wilh fire.
lnnni applause t,n The rari oi i,r.sr riim-
sr w citizens 81 the city ana state who
Were present.
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Nr-Tryin lIogue informs ~ thai
l,is hnrs arr Asing m very rapidly viii
ihr rirnlrla. Near ShaunOnda!e. Mont
.n.rag rogJiss. IL this state. new hi~
,a-.. casirsf ~tnenc'monia." has broken
out. ~ Nhlrii some dozen ~ farmers
have sn-i ,,Aie 90 head. Hogs are gel
ting -inigaty oasagtin.' Nincsuue'
sun.
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In ne hv 4 ui~e '.i svnc.i
,.nr srar as, wt- ur " afrf
no ll,is. The iiil stale ~ flr '
lmais.ril, ~ hr s.ilfcp~. ~
persuade nss-elt also thar " st
r.f,.ci. tic vii ni ghu>c wh0 l'lar, y w N
Iim power. III thought "'i,es"i- i-r
y onl,l rimrn ~ him illr commission
lwill. which H. M1~ - l.igliy lianorcsl
me.
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"A club Of eight gentlemen from
M. wasne are taking time by 'lr FORE
lock. They have Sccnrrd rooms Il
Paris Hotel dnsin- The exposition OF
I7s. III addition 70 this club. about
,weny rrrs,ns Of Fort Wayne will
.pcnl noxt summer IA par's.
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nnfing TIC r,sf ,rar III rcrxrns
hnrr icrn srni w thr ~'atc iArison 'rnN
rnYt Na.-r. rf ihe~n. "a wcrr sni
inr -sauA larcrnv. tus hurv'arv. aai :
far rnrlrr yhr rvvrrvisn nu'nhcr ni
rr~rs. exclusive N iisr 'lf. sentences.
H. ~ sca4s. anh hint srr aa neiL
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-T"ings have c1nlr ~ sncE q pass -
fhia place. and snri: i The lack ~ conf
.Ir,sre ia earA .'lhcr among business
mrll sha, wc firmly believe II an an...i
~ good slana.rs. stepped here TO ret
~ wings ren,;rei. ani hein. ont Dc
money olirTci W. p'n \. fai.fv dAy-.
Will lAe Angel Gabrlsl = el.dorsef. ae
roaidns And nan witi,Al '.lN Milc~ o.
i,rrc who would have tss ~oniags -
discount it-A rive cie-k cns lnfp
IAGillrr Bros, Yesterday and Sea'iy .rna
lunier~hir;s with places III trnnt ''as
looked like pockets. >alfi. II lseltve Ill
take one ~; ;ie~r understands wil tie
breast pockets, tuss arc 80 'ire ~ cs.ry
MY moury in.r ne don't uninF~ia II
,ct WHY iiss Ia's rlerN ynvr hin Me
nor fiaa look a,,l luetiaan3-y lle ID
hot 4 a.sici MA. li4v. L.as
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lior merc cxalirli s,aser ~ Han "
-'rra'ancn imposes responsibility H'''
lai.sr. oar VI suH 'ssins % ~ sii-fiiafg~
that urgrcr 81 rii,iuf-. h'~h ~ lFr M
sliiiis. nrfchlr~~ power ~ ta riH'tre.
INTEGRITY oF purpose s''d ssn~rill~'i ievn-
Iiun 10 ~" ..liclr~i~ss t.4e rrersr ~
has - sirsiniv characterized Aerr st-
irr'~ IN DilA.r srlsl~ wi,tr Atu; Npih II
rnnr. sui snu .i-fstFu ~ fss ~. .il'. t'''rs
wi.i nri lr anNef> rnAii-l Hr~s \ s;4''
UM Tie lAmN \. sssr hsUaAs a slsNit
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howcycr. grateful l"lini. "a yoH aud ~
he people ~ ln,iiann i"r iiii~ si-nal
mark ~ confidence anl rr-isrri. With
humble reliance uin,n GrA i"r lli> nil.
Il promise ,uu. md ilifun.h ,nn i'ir
;,rul,lr of ~ Il hot. .tsFs. HAT ul.rrr~-
TIL. vigilance. constant iuansir, ai1i !
rigid adherence ~ th- r.fHrst> 1t tiic
working. rrusi,lin. ail'i lni-iiie tla~~t-
shall clalnrsr~ixr my career li ir srtf'
Ate of ,hr United states. and shfs rcA
"a ssrttfr fitc
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~ vili rivn ,ut. lwaSr, arccf'. s'r.
s,ssr nsi.-~trsri r,f.nnf-~irn lslits
-s.- -.atufM .il snt compliments VI.
lir Governor.
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From Huntington.

Mn. EprToR:- IL vonr paper Of Oct
sih. - an article signed ''fiasne'.', say
ing ifa, \ cnriaim widoweros lwr hort
mou,hs standing. xss slte.iy l.a,ilag
IL shr daurr. aud making liis hrusc 4
Place fmeri,-niaking- FIaxhc.d .houii
bc carefti. and give naric~ v hen such
seriou. charges, calculated % 'Ar.r' feel
iDSs, are ,na,ir. We DENY cmyhs,icaIiy
thar nnyil,iag ot the kind occurred ia
The precincts OF Lsnn,iartnn or vicia-
iiN We know There nas an spplr-rar-
ing. by another family. ~ Tar house of =
saAn recent, hcreayc'i. hut he took ~
,psri III II. and had nothing - do win
if. YefiiHg u?. and feels ;nrt ~ The in-
~inu lions against him. such tliiE
-hund nor - published without full
nainr~ are gwen. amt rI fhr ci,rnin,iilI-
res fi,si 'nroccf,f prrSunS insv not lie
wrnnciuiiy iaigFii. hp.'e Flaxheil
n.il br more cisv.a. as 10 'ari~ ~ ~,
future. CLEANER.
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nfiisr Grmarircs ~ tie -IAss Ef cpis
s~grei- ,sa. itc -. ..,s.r.r> ~ The papi.r
scr,fcc ana. iilr assssr-i ~ ihr $50 ple ~
.ii. ~sasr ia matters now rrnt1ist1 hsl"Fe
,il,- l.aii"as. itz..lAsnfr. -e--ln X. te-
maud TIN ,efinis snDn ai.'r llsr 'rss.f
.nf irr ss-nrn,cd sri,ziar. ba. ilie ,lniy vi
tine s,nr j. quite snussii 30 iAe ly'six
= - flr lcs.a. r.esrnt you, Mr.. Nyos-
..rrx.
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r.rn.rrRlrY ~ 7.Ir rEnrrs

or rnr believed ~iaie rrc -prrs ~ N linr-
IN. Nril a~~ur,.d il.s the prosperity
N unr wili NJ isAe riusrrritva all. } tiis
have hrcn pleased II rr.er ~ the lir
~rfipfor Morton. whose snrltn-l 'ly as'
,nniimrl, slralh i.as csnsnt thr vtwitrr
\ asa called ~ iill IT, VA = min n'
commanr.ing ability ~ imnrmsr rxc'-
rlivr force. aud ,ank- Ii one of 'lA
greatest leaders IL atneFic'm history
lii lc-s ~ Iii. ragis u h's ,NA shr reari
az estimation. end \" liiS ttnlilv aiif
friend. II II ..rcrrEah'r. fa liio-r wli
arr hcrcavcd ana stricken hN hi LEAR
ny warnlesf rnd deepest sNinrniAir~ ar'
extended. For tile terms N which ynul
partial attachment has prompted ynn y
speak % mc, can only renew .Dy graic
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-16


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TIE rariy rcpais NJ ~ r.-ilrnrc ot
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the commission a.
MH. ycoanEEs
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