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chicago VIA Win kiof-A Cavalry
charge and Discharge Of Howitzer.
Mays Its leundreds

CHICAGO, July ell a. m.-Ad-
Vices rom West street state the mob
are holding small detachment Of POI
lice III check. One policeman as Sc
ri0usly S0unded ~ith stone.
The second regiment will be called
out 20 assist the police.
II il reported that the police had -
light with the mob on New berry av-
enue. Fifteen rioters were hurt.
squad Of mounted veterans, with
drawn sabres, charged on mob. One
hundred aud my rioters were wound
Ell and ten killed outright. Six police
men were wounded.
AT ll:SO this morning, two BOYS
were Killed Rt lIalstead street. One
policeman Is reported Killed. The
mob has dispersed and nil IL quiet in
that vicinity now.
At ll:I0 o'clock the artillery left
their quarters for the scene Of conflict
which Is now at the corner of Halstead
and Sixteenth street, and few minutes
after the boomihgof guns showed that
the regulars had opened on the mot
with grape and canister.
correspondent at the scene con-
firms this. The slaughter will be ter
rible.
Note-Ihe fact that the second regi-
ment, with two guns had left for the
scene, is not confirmed by official dis
patches To the secretary of war. No
official details.
LATEsT--Ihe press reporters ON the
ground telegrAphed that large crowd
Of police and mounted vigilants are
conducting prisoners TO the station.
They are crossing Halstead street via
duct.
Many shots are being fred 10y the
rabbie, and serious trouble is appre-
hended before they get across the via
duct.
The Office of the metropolitan tele-
graph company nearest the scene was
taken possession of by the mob this
forenoon, which accounts for the diia-
tory and rneagre reports. The next
nearest Office WAS several blocks away,
and h managed by lady operator.
The governor of Illinois this morn
ing made formal application 70 the
president for troops.
The United States courts are to sus-
tain the receivers appointed by them.
Judges are to Issue writs to marshais
instructing them TO see that the roads
in the hands of receivers are not inter-
ferred with 10y rioters. The marshals
have power to summoned posse and
enforce the writ.
This action, In the view Of fhe cabi-
net, brings the riotsrs In direct opposi-
ton to the power Of the federal gov.
eminent, and 1t was agreed IN cabinet
that the whole power of the govern
ment should be brought TO bear TO
sustain the msrshals. II necessary.
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CONDENSED NEWS.

Kansas City has nov population OF
fifty thousand
The Greeian war spirit has again re-
siyed. yet they do moi need much 10 re-
.yive or suppress that spirit
Ed III. Harker, letter carrier at Co
iunibus, Ohio. has been detected b, a
deeoy letter Of robi,ing the mails.
Alvin Adams. the founder of the ex-
press business, Is very seriously sick at
ms residence at Waterstown, Massachu.
Esetts.
{ Tho Cincinnati Enquirer gives adj,
vice to the republicans of Ohio 10 pat-
tern after the Mississippians, and dis
band
Crop reports throughout the western
states indicate that the corn crop is
made The harvest has proven to be
good also,
Chicago papers of last MONDAY bade
| the authorities of that city beware and
prepare lest the strike should reach
kthat city.
The government surveying party al
Deadwood, Dakota, sre safe, and no
more trouble with the Indians is ex.
pected soon.
! President Hayes is to celebrate the
| battle OF South Mountain at his home
| in Ohio. II occurs Just before the DC
tober election ia that state.
The STEAMER Sandy WAS burned al
her moorings in New Orleans, Sunday
the boat a total loss No cargo aboard
The boat was insured for 81. 900.
When the strike was rumored al
Kansas City the military proceeded te
their headquarters as though they had
been called for. Their services wurs
not needed and they were dispersed.
Government contractors at Erie
Pennsylyanis, have been detected ane
Indicted for stealings, variousiy estinist
ed at from one hundred to two hundred
thousand dollars. s@E
For the third time in two years tn,
Missouri Pacific railroad bridge, eigh
miles east of Kansas City, Missouri, wa,
burned on Sunday. No cause is know,
for the incendiarism.
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Arrest of General Escobed0 and Saif
By Senerai ORD.

NEW ORLEANS, July %, lao 4. m. -.
Tie Galveston News San Antonio
special, says that General Naranjo,
commandment OF the Mexican troops At
PIedras Negras, on being Informed Of
the arrest OF General Escobedo and his
suite at Ripggold barracks. by United
States troops. has thanked General
Ord for the same, and notifies him
IL at General Pedro Valdez, who WIS
in Texas, and who it was stated was
about TO cross the river aud try concin-
sions with Naranjo in favor of Lertio,
had come into Piedrss Negras with his
oilisers and surrendered themselves TO
the Diaz go eminent, aud that he,
NaranJo, had pardoned them. This
ends the Leriio party in Texas-Gens
eral Escobedo aud suit under bond, Pc
dTo Valdez surrendered.
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The ingsnioas doctrine psopoansed ny Air.
Darwin, the tireless Investigator Of nature
and her laws, IL applicable In determin-
ing the fate OF medicines A. in that Of the
animal species. livery year new remedies
are brought oefors the public. ami are soon
com plefely discarded ~ their sale rapidly
decresAes- Only those medicines that are
best suited TO the peopIe's wants survive the
nrst test. II they "Are tried and found want
ing In the merits which they are claim al
10 posses, no Amount of advertising viii
make thom popular. OF all the remedies
ever tntroduoed 70 the public, none are 20
popular ss LIT. Pierca's Family AedIcin ed
Their sale has steadily Increased each year
aud whoiosal druggists assert that the pres
ent demand foI them u greater than eve
before. II you would pafn,nixe med icines
scientifically prepared. use DIR. Pierses Fam
lily Mssiicinos. Golden Ae6ical Discovery 10
Alternative, or blood-cieanaiilg, aud an I'M
eqaaled cough remedy; Pleasant Purga,ive
Pellets, scarcely larger than mustard saeds
consfitute an agreeable and reltAoie ply 81 !;
fAvotite Prescription, . remedy for the de-
biiitatsd females; Extract Of Smart-N eed, a
M agieal remedy for pain, bowel com I'd a. Il Is
and an ecunIed linlment for both human
and horsefiesh; while his Dx. sages cn,arf n
BcIaedy In known the world over as the
greatest specific for CaiAIrh ana '.Cold in
the Heed" ever given 20 the public. They
are sold b. druggists.
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npiands, Low middiing clause. July dsiIvery,
l-iai: August and september delivery,
sp-m .-Cotton sales. including $50 am, =.
) Fetare.--BesandG low nsaa,,.s esEas-
oetei'sf and SoVa1n Der delivery, Ga-s2t-
Cosnss eretai.
NEW oHLkAss. Jaiy s.-Fleur. nrmer,
Xxx 81 asae y; choice ~ x,a4s 81 Coru-
meal nrmrr. Dry sailed ,boabiers, tork
sni bacon nrner, but not Y so:Sily higher;
Ssw Yoax. July n -Sixht-fious n.r-
orally firfn, with fair bus n-s. mainly In
city mill extras, and closing nTui, super na-
western and state IS seess %. other sra5es
nrsn and unchanged whesi~-s5. ring 10 ser
10 sell and qniet; winter grades fifIn; n-~
red aud white " esiern 81 IL, new SinD aud
white TenDes ee, IL esss. new snnbs and
Virginia Ia arrive. 81 go. Csrn is.sc better
nrm; uugrndea 6lsiEc Oats better and
higher. offerings light Cs,ff.s quiet and
anohanxei; r1sar dun and anchAns 4; re-
Rice quiet snd unchanged.
BALrrxoRk, July 2.-Flour steady. nrm
and Unchanged. Wheat steady aud FRA
s9"tLern red prime :! s.esi ~ amber o. -
q seal s.; No. western winter nj Angus;
delivery. u t5sl 81. septsinb er 81 slesi il5.-
southern Corn quiet and steady; western
gust s.sfc lover. closed steady; southern
81. LOUIS, July: 2sS-Qving 20 tbs unset
Tied state of toe Guy, business was Totally
snspended at the Inarts tod ty. We repeat
yes ss'rdays quotatsoas. Flour duh and nom
mai. Wheat nominal. G.srn unsettled at
tF.e bid Oats dull at &c. Rye no sales
whisky higher. Pork dull; job iuis SIS 81.
Bui knsals dull and nominal. Bacon and
lard poxninal.
Hosf and Cattie-Demsnd wholly by
= HBd<s aaa Wsss.
GALVESTON, July 3n-Htdes- insrke,
avery dull at unchanged prices Dry select
Cd f5c; light salted l3r; staer sailed liz;
damsged half price; kip lac, vet saitesi -
&c.
vooi-Nothing doing. Prices are fairly
steady and entirely unchanged. Eastern and
northern hne and medium Tree of bur- f,i ne
To twelve months growth, E93oc: tiittb bur
| " laAfec; eastern and ncrtheru eoarAe II
Sxo, larry l2eSl5c. western and southern
| nBe, niue TO twelve months growth Aks27c
mshum D99c; ooArse western and he1i-
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Public schools.

All parties who wish the benefit
OF the puclic school fund must or
gan re themselves Into school CON-
munities before September /, 1877.
have received blank petitions for such
organizations. Any responsible party
wishing to organize any school com-
munity, can get blank by applying
at my office. II Is necessary for school
communities orgHnized last year to
feOrganize. r. II. WEST,
County Judge, Dallas county, Texas.
JuIyl5-lw.cyIx
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what lea to tn. cree. s.r.A..

Galveston News The Railroad Ga
sette condemns in severe terms the
strike of the freight firemen and brake
men on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, but seems TO state fairly the inn
mediate cause which led to 1.-THE
principal being the last reduction of
ten per cent ia the wages of these en-.
pioyes OF the road. The Gazette also
gives the daily wages paid in April or
May last to tiremen and brakemen on
seven important eastern lines, including
the Baltimore and Ohio, on all of which
il is understood that corresponding
reduction has been made since the list
was prepared. In May the wages were
AS follows
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THE parties 10 the recent Caney and
Barnard land grab are being aroused.
Commissioner Groos, who is sick. re-
quests the public 10 withhold judgment
until he is able TO prepare a statement
while Hon. John Ireland is in Austin
10 see about t. A little patience and
a little courteous attention to Governor
lIubbards protest would have saved
both the commissioner and the Hon.
John world Of trouble. They II 10th
know better next time. We, however,
would Dc glad IL they prove themselves
able 70 oifer an. adequate explanation,
because we sincerely regret 10 see names
the state has learned TO respect mixed
up with snoh . scheme ~ the one men.
TONED. and would as sincerely rejoice
We're they p offer satisfactory expla-
nation, But eandor compeis us 10 sav
that Il this writing we 10 mot see how
il can b. done.
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CITATION,

Milton woiskill ~. - - U-
Ooqrt, frscluet No Q. f.aiI1s aaH
''hE STATE UF TkAA--Ea a.
u OF any coustAhieuf Il. =. H..
lng NhsreNs- oath has a--n r.
NE - ". a. Sc RIA. sttlsrraF -
mat u W Grove 4. kt-ont 49, or.
% mat tne ordinary p.r,sas=a 90 80
D. -erNed upon him los a. rsHH
thAt yua, - uazE.ra
OF ms Wit IN -nfu- ne sF.sfsr
Dallas county. fur shrrs &c.
- tore ths rcturn d.E Eerss.r
.Ai1 " - efuse q b. aul rH a..H.H
me. at my one. Ia a.. cltF 81. .a A
- Main str--i, on ID. sntH HaH
~. 10 snsu@r IN cn--r elaHnt #H
lltoa Hoifsktu fur thr a1uI
ave 80 ~ due uF-nn - &C.,
i-nrrossf anc fer hsszlt anr go.
. tAai not, and Of tal< 500 -aaH
tcth n We iH~ a4r-c = aa.sf.
E%nd tli-. ths thtrru-Htr 80 HH
- I 80
Jusiioo a. ihs ru.cs. l-raa-
31lyIs-dIt-Sr- -
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THE STRIKE.
Continued frem Hr.s ,..gs.


Sixth and Howard streets, engaged in
smashing Chinese houses. All com
mittee men are armed with clubs. in
addition Ia pocket arms. Muekets are
To be Issued II necessary The flIe
gains In the lumber yards a man
was detected cutting hose. He was
shot dead There Is fire at stockton
and broadway, and detachment OF
vigilautes has been sent there. The
central portion OF the city is quiet
President coleman says he ha. three
Thousand vikiiAuts On hand.
At eleven o'clock the ire at Stock
ton and Broadway was extinguishei.
small crowds of hcOdlunIs are moving
about smashing Chinese houses. The
yigiiants are following them. The fire
iu the lumber yards gains strength.
Mobs are becoming more demonstra-
tive, attacking the police and vigi.
lsuts. Two OF the viEilants have been
shot. Another alarm comes from
Mission anti Stewart streets, few
blocks from the lumber yard and fae>
tories.
Al one O'Clock the crowds were
mostly dispersed from the Pacific Mail
docks. The ire usdeT control aud the
police and vigilauts masters OF the sit
uation. \ long chain is stretched
; from the Mail docks, aud the captured
Ioughs are mauacled TO it. The ships
an the docks have teen lowed To
/ places OF safety. A driver of horse
/ cart was shot dead and two citizens
/ killed. There have been innumerabls
stone and club wounds. Al present
the Rotor roaming about ia small
squads, closely watched.
At two o'clock the whole city i.
patrolled 10y police and vigilants
-Four hundred stands of arms have
been received from the arsenal a
Genita, by the late boat; also ammu
milton and thousands OF revolvers.
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'fnr Tyler Coslo thinks the presen
cool time Tor Smith county TO make
"a 'iroue effort to induce immigration 10
that fine county. II says there are
large bodies Of rich wild land scattered
over the county which could be settled
up 20 great advantage. We trust the
efforts Of the local papers viii be sue.
ccssini and that soon these waste places
viii bloom and blossom as the rose, and
much more pr3itably
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In the decline of life. - the visor Of the
system w.nes. and innr2ities attack II 10
which In early life II Was q stranger. the
use OF = safe medical stimulant Is highly
advisable Nothing. experience shows.
Is admir- ably adapted to the wants Of Odd
peopie ss Hoststtera stomach Riit-rsL Il 4.
a real solase "a the aged, and tne best posi-
they are peculiarly n.bIe. IL tnyiEorafss
the body and cheers the mind, 10 pure.
agreeable and effective. HheumRtism. lum =
bsgo and govt are more neqneuuy develop
ed In age than in youth Ia.dI4e lie.
Hoststter's Bitters are an excellent remeiy
for lho.e painful disorders. aud also fortify
Tie ystein against them They never create
undue excitement, are gentle In their ac-
tinfi. anu are In hnheiy purer IN an the IN
Ineticated SiImulADt OF commerce
tiI.lulySAwit
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The Dallas Barrel Factory is now
prepared to fill orders for molasses bar
rels, half barrels and kegs, manufae-
tured out of well-seasoned cypress tim
Der. Would respectfully call the at
tention OF farmers and merchants
thereto. Send for prices before pur-
chasing In other markets. Am also
dealer in Hour barrels, slaves, head
ings and hoops, and can Hi orders
from millers ut short notice. Repair
ing of all kinds of cooperage promptly
done. Factory corner OF Houston and
Elm streets, uear Todd's Touring mills.
Address, X. j. KryIES,
July I-d&w3m Postoffice box 30
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WASHINGTON.

Joseph san sporting in Howarss's Iso-
rnsia-Aoscrs y. Campbell appoint
s.a Collector.
WASHINGTON, July 20 The latest
from Idaho reports that Joseph made
Il raid, getting away with four hundred
ponies aud other p!and.r. The raid
was IN chastisement Of Indians friend.
Iy 10 General Howard.
The Memphis and Charleston RAN
road have paid their entire indebted
ness to the state of Tennessee 81 :
67l ,9l6.
The president has commissioned h.
A. B0seman postmaster at Charleston;
and appointed Robert +. Cam pbeff,
collector, Third district Of Texas.
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GovrHSou lICHHaEps solemn protest
and subsequentp proclamation N. isa blister
roughly applied to fraud, and may cor
rect It's functions in time But never
thricss Commissioner Groos is in n bad
box, and perhaps the whole land Office
aud AZ its departments will now get
the sadly needed overhsuling so much
talked about some few months since.
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rMe ssuaes.ker w.xo,.

! Mr. John s. Witwer, the wide awake
and popular agent in this city of the
studebakers, desires US to say TINT be
has q large shipment Of the above
peerless wagon in. They have several
new improvements. not attempted by
any other manufacturer. Farmets, by
al means, should see the Studebaker
bsfbre purchasing q new wagon.
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FOREIGN NOTES.


THE Russians sueee.sfus In Naval
Eogngemsent-A Decisive Matte I'm.
natneas I'm bulgaria.
LONDON, July 26.-lt is probable that
the Russians will soon be compelled 70
abandon Abraham, in Asiatic Turkey.
Salieman pasha and Radif pasba
have effected a junction of their forces,
and are now Al this head Of m afny OF
sixty thouaAad men on the southern
side Of the Balkans. Yesterday they
were said to have taken the offensive.
and moved on Zeni soghsra; and ~
the Russians on their part have ceased
advancing, it Is expected that Q great
battle will soon be fought In that
neighborbood. ss$tfE
The Times Bucharest correspondent
says the report which he transmitted
yesterday, that the Grand Duke Nieh-
oias had routei the Turks at Pieva, was
premature, bat general engagement
10 expected there immedlately. The
reports OF y great roats Nss also un-
founded. kESt N
LONDON, July 2s.--An official dis
patch from Biela announces that the
Russian steamer Nicholas and two
sIoops, armed with cannon and mi-
tralleuses, engaged Turkish monitor
near siiistria. She was set on fire.
and considerably damaged, and sew
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Popular Illustrated book (s6opages0oa
NJ. NIioOD WoNASHooDi MARRiNGEi
Experiments 10 Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent securely se0i.d, post
paid for so cents, by DE. c. wmTTiKs,
on ST. Charles Street, ST. Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist. Read his works
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TIM M.'is Gasetie promises the inside
or rather the outside facts, regarding
The recent great land grab. and the
governors protests and proclamation.
We trust the Ce-etts will make no un,
necessary delay in the matter, because
Il j. one affecting the character Of those
high In the public esteem, and is with4l
amatier q g-ayest public importance.
ley us have the facts, aud ali Of them,
Nj. Gaseiis and that right speedily.
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sese.e... Sc. we-a Tonic


In The atmosphere experienced here dur
Ing The summer msnih-, the l-thsrsy pro-
duced by the heat takes away tae desire foT
Wholesome food, and frequent Preparations
iedueed bodily energy, particularly thu~e
suffering nom the ffscis Of del iiitsting dis
ease. In order "a keep natural healthful
activity Of the - stem NE must RESORT to a.
uaeiai means. For this purpose Schenoks
Sea Weed Tonic very eitcc ual. A few
doses VIII create sn appetite Aad give fresh
Yigor 20 the enervatcd BODY. For Dyspepsia,
- Invaluable Many eminent pl ysioisDst
have doubted whether cyspes-1a can to
permanently eure,i by Tie Drug when -re
generally en- ployed for that purpose Tie
Ssa Weed Toate In Its nsrue II totally dif-
fersnt from such drugs IL contains 30 ouI-
ro-iye mtnerais or acids. In fset IL assists the
regular operations OF nature, anc supplies
her denolencies The tonic In its nature 80
much resem bles the gastric juice that IL =
almost identical with thai nCid- The gastric
juice IL tie natural solvent which, IN y
healthy condition OF The body causes the
food tobe digested. and when this iulce u
not excreted tn sufficient quantities, MIDI
geation, with all lie distressing symptoIns
follow. The SEA Weed Tonic performs the
duty OF the gastric juice when tile latter -
deficient Sehenck- Sea Weed Tonie sold
by all Drugkis;s- Juiy5-d-w-IIn.
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MnsS the railroad magnatcs 90 on
eHcursions or travel for business or
pl'v'ure why do they use private car
which covte ten, twenty or forty thou.
sand dollars, when one costing five
thousand. or even i've hundred, would
10 ~ well. and they would have the
balance 10 pay their needy laborcrs !
This y homely enquiry, and may no.
he exAcsy respectful and courteous
hut Il h very honestly made, for all
that
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81 the recent reunion OF Hood s.
hruir Mr.. MoIlie L. Moore Davis,
was unanimously adopted as the daugh-
Ter Of tbs brigade " 'or Burns in a
'h'va,rous note. conveyed the intelli-
gence 20 ,A' Aly winch elected the
beautiful irtJyt which ne publish else.
whom In-l.A
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se are o, loss 10 understand him now.
Perhaps il has oFrpt into bis Uranium
that after all he has said and done the
Dallas and Wichita is still on It's legs.
We bad hoped much from his recent
witt nNer here. but nlA.l alas,
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CITATION.
-IArEoFTFTa-

sINHE STATE UF TENA--r.
Il any constable a. lsa.ls.
Ing iou are HEREBY ra-rI.ra.
making pnhiicAttou - g. #.r.-
nssspapsr patis-ht-I Ia a. r.aa-r.
tof eight srcks prrNtsllz HH bel
Lrreuf YOU summon a.. E..r. l..
~ho-- namos ar uuEuna- e.
pear before The ilstrf.t taa-r F..
10 ana ioT the cuuutg aT L. -.
house z r-of IA ths cts 81 IH.
thifc Nunday tu ilus l-rt rs.-.
70 Ans~rf the p--iftIru 90 TH.H#..
Ele-i 4 = ..id caurt -. al e..-
fnE IL sut-sf-nce A. lQi..s. 80
tis lsth day of isnu.rr 49, -.
.tdeFstlon of the =um 90 tEH ....
lars. 70 httn - % "a
q 4. srknvSlod.-1 A. ls. .r..
kr-t- n Resident % - - 1#H-. .r.
u-le bona. wherein be-. rH..
tON, ~ bis szsEt ail1 a. .....
jes-, Coz. ronffhcist to r.saH.-
mahe u bin, TIE So Il
Ns-tiug Al % the EGtr .rr..a
In aud 20 the ~Ald Cuns
In which said bond t1- ass ca
mi IA osssifsrsiluu 80 -. o.
dollars, bary.iu-f. So al4 go.
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~ me sh9sasd ~ lec.isl sl|I
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Tor vHlpsols csGsisisr.I H1aa#
wb-r.in -. me 81 b. u
cuENsNed a. him, I--t.frars.
thr-- hundrcd and u -ar1 a..as
hneAte, And iAcrcln tu1ul
OF aus =. D gtzfs o. IL, ..r..1
-. ff1ci.Ut ds.e-i Co .II ..a.f
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so sooD a. hs- the - 81 D. HaH
tain patent for tls -zlHa F.
that Haid c.runcat~ fs. Hs.H
patent issued foT ths Ss.n- BEL ... ..
tie aid Nllll.tn Jsa a5..aa a..
scrlB.d raj esfats -ltEafH.
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