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The Republican journal., 1877-06-28
Farm, Garden and Household,
The Potato Beetle.


through. Indeed we know of no section
th0t 1t has not visited, though it has not
Yet had time to increase and multiply in
some to such an extent as to ''astonish
the natives, as Ii has in others.
his beetle was first described by Mr..
N@l III l1'2i. He found il abundant on
the | PIPER Missouri, at that date, and it
has since spread from its natural habitat
the plans ct Dakota, Western Nebraska
amt kansas. Colorado and, perhaps, the
Western portion OF Indian Territory and
IeNa~, We have seen il on the wild po-
ta1o plant. the .>DII}1HM T0st'HfaW, III
Colorado and Wyoming and other see
lions OF the West which We visited in $50,
ih"ueh We hid previously become iamil-
l1f VITA is appearance ANA HabltS IN
WISCONSIN, where, IN l-UH. we saw 1t in
countless mNrlals. We have Not space
lu follow IN detail alt the steps of Its mi
alatIuh Nom the Rocky Mountains east
wand, though the history Of the successive
mNasIonS ot the prllmcs OF the Mississippi
valley @ld ot the wooded district OF the
Niddr and North Eastern States, until
"HIN the ocean proved a sufficient barrier
j7 thrlr advances. is Il >Nhject of a good
'' ''' 'f''N'''t W. 'ii' ii'''''' 'tI't' Ilttl
ever may tr Thought oi The dlsmaN with
winch Eastern tanners have looked upon
d~ dr}al. III I~1.l, II had, IN its journey
eastward. reached point one hundred
uile| west Of Omaha, Nebraska. It APP
pparrd in Kansas and Iowa in l96i. 1t
entered south cSteWl Wisconsin III lo62.
Nh loGi and lS65 crossed the Mississippi
Rl1rr, entering Illinois from the eastern
borders OF North Missouri and from Iowa
upon ut least liNe different points on Il
.ur "t Two hundred miles. 1hrnce ii
haS lFa\ tIird eastward dt lnf rate oi Il
Ittle over seventy miles 81 year In lS67,
n had appeared in Western Indiana ami
Nn1tl- We tern Michigan, ahd IN l0t9 had
generally wcrSpn"td indiana ana ap-
prarrd IN Oh"- 1t entered Canada, III
JHi}, 100. am 3"al}n"l IN lS7l between
tlle ~. lalr ana Niagara rivers; the same
tc'a, i)r lilmbic reported It's presence
u Icnh@\ lNdnd, and III ~ II also was
seen mi \pN \ nl'b. ,"RIlt HrlO Ct)ilIntn
The Republican journal., 1877-06-28

An Iowa justice of the peace refused to
fine man for kissing girl against her
will, because, when the lass came into
court, he was obliged to hold on to the
arms of his chair to keep from kissing
her himself
The Republican journal., 1877-06-28

Michigan girls use dry corn husks to
fill out their bustles, and the young men,
until they learned what the material was,
were filled with wonder by the myster-
Gus rustlng that they heard whenever
one of the air creatures stirred.
The Republican journal., 1877-06-28

The tomb stone which has been placed in the
Norwich cemetery to mark the grave of Mrs. Da-
vid A. Wells consists of bowlder four feet in
diameter, side of which is faced and bears the
inscription and they rolled stone to the door
of the sepulcher"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-07
TIE COMBUSTION IN NEW ORLEiNS.
An Hour. Conference with Packnrd-The Re-
turning hoard Governors Plea.

New ORLEANS. April G.-The Louisiana
~, ,t .,.. D.,
o'in,h'sS,.h'r4' "SH. i""' .nr'' Div
lluwley. Harlan. AMI McNeach. TINS morning,
hy special invitation. visited the Cotton In
chn,',, a,,,mnanf,l D., G,n Du-sev nn1 OK
-
''hEr'ssn"h Ivy N"''' ti'N i'Nh"'h'u ''I
some time IN conversation with the members OF
tho Exchange.
sh,.i,. ,n,,ro q u NJ en-, ,,o,,,hora ~, tho
""''NS "''''' - ~ ''' -, "'''is ~ '"'
commission waited upon toN. Packard IN tue
Executive OH .e at the state House. The inter
,i.,r la.te1 nv,r nm hour At nr-t IN. discus.
W" '"'''N '''' "a" "'"'' - "' ''N
sion was extremely formal. but on the commits
sion expr, ssing "a wish for a free interchange of
,.,,,.. d.. p,.LorJ o.-,,t.1 In, e.ir,,',..J
'''"s Wv ""." 80 '"' ''r"'''''
mat thc sten. .Srhph ph'iS, Nhp hu.i u'rpmlhhi"l
thr colnmissluh' Sh"nl ,h' requested 10 MilA-
draw. rms was accrd'd in.
Inc discussion WAS 'p'hei 10y me ,romprs-
h.nslNe gu' stloh nulI'--ru lN GOV li'khru
NhW 90 YOU ask W. Ir,-ii"h 20 O. ana
what are your r'hS'h ~ lor - rIl'-tnS
lnroply 10 lnl- inquiry tnN lnrNhri n1hir
nri'i rtat'nirht~i ne orEAhllii"h ~ MS Leg
islture with Returning boHrd quorum
IA each House nni We 'anNass ~ mat l9dy on
tu" day named and IN the WAY pr"- rlhcd ly
the Constitution, OF the Mirs for Governor ana
"ui"nnni-G'N,rnp ihl- lT"uSht up the
decision on me Iuih"r against h.rl'ii Gus" re-
irrrcd to IN secretary ENaiiS : hit'r u in-truc-
ton To NE comm r.. ID, Hhl No.' i"ckhti :
letter 10 the President, when was tel"sraphed
yesterday.
y map WIS ffoll''l ny tflN. lh'kNFll. snow
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HOW TILDEN WAS DEF'EA TED.
A Methodist Conference Told that Grant and
the Federal Troops Did It.

BosroS, April 6--In the New England Con-
ference OF the Methodist Church to-day, the
Committee on the State of the country 20 whom
was referred the political resolutions offered on
Wednesday by the Rev. Dr. Maaliou reported
through the chairman the Rev. L. II. Thnyer, u.
D.. series of resolutions as a substitute for
those Of DR.. Maaieu. The now resolutions
extend the sympathy Of the Conference to Presl-
dent Hayes. and say that as lcgalizcd slavery
has been annihintcd. the sympathy Of all MEM
bers Of the Conference should also be given to
the coored people in thoir efforts 10 obtain their
social and political rights
Immediately upon the reading Of the resolu-
tons. the Rev. Dr. Mallalieu advocated the
adoption Of the resolutions which he had him
self presented. and called upon the members 81
tn" Conference 10 express their opinions. H.
said it was his belief that Il United States troops
had not been stationed IN South Carolina. Louis
lana. and Florida. Samuel j. Tilden would have
been President oi the United States. Mr.. Tiltcn
WAS compared TO the traitor Aaron Burr. and
the speaker said that he tTlidcnl would have
been elected had not U. =. Grant. that man Of
iron. true to right and country. sprung forward
and seiznd the raging southern lion right in the
midst Of his name.
The speaker related his experience showing
| the intentions Of the Wade Hampton movement.
| and said that continued oppression 81 the col
| ored people would follow from the withdrawal
| Of the troops. He denounced the trade
| which had boon made With Wad" Hampton and
earnestly called upon the members Of the Con-
ference to arouse To thu fact that there WIS yet
| IN defence ot the southern oppressed.
Dr. Mallaliru wa~ Interrupted i'm his remarks
ly the arrival of the time for adjournment. and
| the discussion was postponed until tomorrow.
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ROBESON'S IRREGULfRIYIHs
Where That Missine S:,OO,OOO Went To
The Deficiency In the rny Account.

WASHINGTON, April c. Between them
Robson and Thompson are making nice moss
in explaining tho use OF the million dollars
gained from the sale Of the Philadelphia Navy
Yard on League Island. Thompson said the
other day. and very truly. that the law required
tho department TO spend this money TO build
navy yard at League Island and not TO divert 1t
among the bureaus. Robson turned up yestor
day and says this morning. through the
National Republican. that the money was
divided UP among the bureaus. most OF It being
used up in this way. AS q matter OF fact after
paying tho enormously expensive removal. over
$500 900 was drawn out from the balance on
single draft for the ostonsible purpose of paying
the expense OF improving League Island. A
small part only Of this sum was used in this way.
The rest was passed around from bureau to
bureau and put where 1t would do the most
good.
Another irregularity Of Robeson's has Just
come TO light. AS tho appropriation for navy
pay. including the deficiency appropriation was
larger for the current fiscal year than for the
two previous years II has seemed somewhat
singular that this year the pay ran out, and last
year i did not; In round numbers. the appro-
Gnr. gpaY6n has PS BEEN n0 SSy for Sr
for 1875. t6.752 900; for 1876. F.0OO.0O0. It
now appears that the precise reason for this
previous years is that year ago. when the ap-
bropriation for navy pay rnn ont. bills were
ents taken TO raise money. The deficiency was
carried over in this way into the next year. and
IA this has been done twice in succession the
deficiency now amounts to over million dol
lars, Secretary Thompson objects to this H.
legal practice of spending money before II is
appropriated. and has consequently issued his
order announcing it to be necessary TO cut
short the navy pay for the last quarter
Of the fiscal year. Just after he wa appointed,
and rs measure OF economy, Secretary
Thompson stopped all extra work in the East
ern navy yards II has Just been discovered
that Isaiah Hanscom, chlef Of the. Bureau OF
Construction pigconholed the order and the
work has been going on Just the same. Under
Robeson this man continued To hold his position
in spite OF proof of the most damaging char
acter. This last act of insubordination Is likely
| To cost him his place, His removal will be the
| beginning OF the end OF the Ring.
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BIsM.iRCK's FtRLOUGH.
How Austria Look. upon his Withdrawal
from the uend Of the Government.

IONDoS, April Ga special despatch from
Vi.,., ,i,. y. .-.' Primo. pisn,or.l' -
'l'n," - ,''r ''"', i,',., i''s''.',''N
l'hs '"ri'"-n h"7 '''"u E.'"' r'Nl'' "' ~
not unmlNci with -oM' thlnS Ike misglNinE Tor
,p. futnr, The eorr.4 If Faat.ru events hns
T.. h,,.,,ri,.1.
h''n Nl'N'l III p'i IN ''"'' ,'H' "'iN'"''' ',""
anywhere else All along the impression has
boon rr~y,lan, there that things had gone too
fur 4, i,llI,y "A raeinr settlement When yer tho
nr,-nn't seemed "A little more hopeful II was
nivlv- from Is Rim That warning came nrain i
premature ,p.s II has been the same relative
T. tIn protocol. which, perhaps. Inspires less
hone in Berlin than anywhere II would. there
fore. boz. very Ike s.lf-dclu-ion To- interpret
Prince h -mRrrk- withdrawal as "a symltom
That things are deemed ut Berlin 10 have
taken such turn as tO allow the SER
vi',s II the Chancellor 20 ~ dispensed
with altogether, or temporarily. Whatever may
lr the causes of that " withdrawal II opens up a
lro~pc. I of un certainty. especially rs regards
Austria, the pivot of whose foreign policy sin "
l~7l has hcon "a good unds r-ianIlng with Grr-
many. Rightly or wrongly, tinee Bi~mar * ;
prs- .nac III the heal of the 'rman GoNern-
mrut hns como 10 he REGARDED as IA .nrt of
Euurauter that Germany would ucV'r allow
lsu~-ian influence 10 assume dangerous lrc-
ponderanDe Though there H. no reason Ia
suppose that Prince Bismarck = withdrawal will
prD lace any change IN this r'spect. and much
lD-- that hi- withdrawal has been Influenced hy
any chang. which may be- preparing IN this
direction. I'm II is 4 step into the unknown
viii IN cannot fail 10 cause misgivIngs.'
BERLIN, April G.-The appointment of Herr
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ra s M r'gf9ni EN- , af 'Ss5aa S,s ss Go'aa @ L,
bone enl u.e dots the nedlan lnc
wound No / Small han en;.rcd le'wccn fourth AMI
l0h m W. and ii I, n.i lst G & OF m,aian nn1
ifi0gns H. ami lodged IN the muscles VI tile back,
wound s. small ball entered two and half inches
g. i.c it oi H.. nrdtn Ane ilAcurns The .Nh ~,
IT, sgaar ..d a siney aa' odG f iS'%
Meuli' So. ani SINAI! pa'is ,nrfed bf.w;sn
@ wc mediau line la.',d lhroush NJ 'tnmpch, Mgp;
- oqc Of u.es tAl.' was lgail u, h.h,nd the KID.
WON'T 10 Laigc bali entered iu,t below tie brea.,
ue one inch 10 the l'it ol tiic lnedsn line passed
he hl.e n,csune, troash he ici EilncJ ana mase,y.
rhini anl lodged bens"h the sA.nlu'i above The len
Bai' l. q 3. AID were of thc, same .lae. So va
BAL entering at 10 passed nearly backward.
There was "A large larerated wound on the
Inner side of the left wrist, Just behlnA the
thumb with communion ot the bones; Ther3
was also wound about hall an inch ia diameter
on the inner SIDE Of the right knee, This was
superficial. The face was covered with powder
fins qutopsy shows that the statement mad. malt
In THE Sun that the wounds Of Orville D. Jeweu
wore made BY pistol balls was correct.
Coroner Elnger says that he is IN possession
g, clues which will Ultimately lead - solution
oi the mystery. He does moi deem 1t advisable
n present to make these ful ly known. ne says
Jcwot carried the hand grenade into the ofli'e
with him on the morning 81 the explosion. ahii
tLat he went in there with the expectatloni II
The theory that he went in for the purpose
of Completing the sale Of his interest in the con-
Sorn is 9SRoJGq by IN Ss LsG lsf ne drai OF me
Tar carefully put away IN his pocket book and
'kg W IN his private desk IN another room.
tydenee accnmulatcs tho more he is satisfied
that Oryllle d. Jcwett was shot by one Of the two
'hrgn h"n N the room win him. From Inquiries he
hts been serious trouble among the
n''nD,ts 81 ,h. nrin tor somo tune past
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Employees Of the, firm, werc at the loors and
the rabblc was excluded. In the Offices on tho
second floor tho clerks were at their desks
working over their books. Coroner Elltnger
was in the Offices ngurly all the alter
noon questioning tho clerks. examining the
private Office. and showing Il very great interest
In somr private papers which were shown him
by Mr.. Charles lcwctt. The Coroner fatly de-
clinei to ten the, newspaper reprcscnta,iyrs
ANYTHING about the documents. When they
asked him whether he had discovered ANYTHING
which might throw light on the mystery, he re-
piled: Nothing vet He went into the pri-
va,c ofllcc. drrw open the draw4rs of the desks.
sini for the nrcmen. and. privately talked with
them. Then he went to the third story ana "N-
amincd the room which was at times used by
Orille u; Jewott. The Coroner seemed dissat-
isnod with tho results Of his investigation.
The shattered glass in the private oiii' has
disappeared. and now panes have been lifted in
the door and window frame. George ".
Jewett's desk which was brokcn 10y the shell,
has not been disturbed. and MIR. Deans Scared
desk is, in the position in which he lelt 4 The
carpet has been taken M. and an oil cloth Is on
the floor. Near the fireplace archie two heavy
marks where the hand grenade exploded. A
pistol was evidently fired from near the CRATE.
The bali was found embedded in. the wood;
work in the hallway. II Is the size Of those used
in the small white-handed four-shooter. The
following diagram OF the private Office shows
the direction Of the ball:
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Gov. Hampton. Reception In Columbia.

COLUMBIA. $. C.. April 6.-Gov Hampton ar
rived here this evening special train. accompanied
hy large military AMI civic delegations from Charlotte
and all points in this State on the line OF the road lie
was received by the entire military, hrc, and other or
sanzAuons at the depot where procession was formed
and headed hy the band n the Eighteenth United states
Infantry. lie escorted, amid great ehhuslasn 10
Carolina Hall where he iuauguratvd ~ December
last Addrossin, the immense concourse OF people, he
unnamed that his pocN IN future would be one oi hee
and harmony, and that IA" would snppuit President
HAYES ~ long he pursued the lof indicated M hs
,ni.rnI address The Governor reiterated the p,d -rs
ie 10 the cuored people IN his eprpalsn speeches and
La. l.t
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The Roy. Mr. Opiykn pastor VI the Bethel
Methodist church at rotoU,c was arrested yesterday
hy Constable Gossn on a warrant srnntcd by Justice
Garrett OF siaplcton, ON charge OF conspiracy lie j.
said o. have induced persons to make complaints against
varip. nquor dealers IN the town OF MVstNei through
nlmllation, the last case being that d Mr' Caroline
rate rson who sued Charles Walker. prVfrltt't ol fa
West End Hotel, IoitenNile, Tor 500 under he 'Nh
DAluu.csaNL
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The hotcl on the 81. Romans Well property
Flu,hins was burned yesterday. loss, Slat"
,r,,, IA. hc, n arrested ON suspicion ON lis person
wrrr bottle of koru,cuc oil number OF mai,lr, ana
NM the matches " AoAt las pipe, ana u'e e"Ai'e 10
lru Is shoes
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LONDON. April G.-The Times Philippe
polls correspondent says that the dark rumos
which W,re curr,nt th. time last year arc
a-nn revived Tho Mnssrmlns have recommended
threats. tUt same preceded thr last uA--itfc.
Tlc inhlil'rt.U IfVor. "a Nill.c ,v thrc. hour, d,
tnt hA'r Ntru informed THAT thrN t .'.t lgtuiSht
&. .tt. IAe Christians art 4tt4tN alarmed
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WAsnINdroN, April G.-The frlends o

WAsHISGToN. April 6.-The friends ~ Addl-
son Low recently removed iromithe position ofstcan
boat Inspector at sew York. have asked for roheat
in his case and their application Will be considered II
Y Nndcrsiood that the only reason why VI LM MA, i',
moved cons IN strong iu ,Nun tdl ne wa. tNl
SUM cutly vigorous IN n, Dis harst 90 ihr its ~,
once and did not exact proper enterprise ~ We Al Vl
las suburullAtVs
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ptAn sm must tll you what your medisine has done
Tor me before taking Your Fhvnritr Prescription
could hardly stand ON my eci but by following Your ad
,r AN perfectly cured The laNultc Prescription y
ou, r6 medicine Tor dcilitatcd and nervous females
cannot Nress how thank m au To you for your advc
Yours truly. Mks tOkN.LA ALLisOS-Air'
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Mr.. Fitzhu,h formor'vwth Soutior 4 CO.. has
npr,.,..i,.o,, r.. 4; ,.,,..,. .o,, e,r,-,, a,
cnrnfuef,Ap W.th Mr s.a't s'N lh Aul Iaucs r.
h,euy lNe llthr o., sl,lu partner, 10 snI 10 have
put slll INTO Ga, urn'
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uenouncing n Husband.

Mr. James McM.nus and his wife Calharn"
were tried in the General Sessions four years for lar
ceny Mrs McManus was acquitted, but her husband
wa. state prison for three years Mrs NeManus
went Jersey C.ty. assuming the name ' Ruth Mackcy
A.r her husbands time expired he sought her out she
dcnir that she had ever married HIM lie then charged
her with spending money that h. he had nirusted 10 er
Tor keeping This she denied, aud he struck her lie
4 ~ M La .l.IA Al :
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PoLrsMorIH. y. H.. April G.-Orlors w,re re-
c,nti tom Washington TODAY tl,,hul ln. .l lni. in
ur tun,trttu.n and steam Lnsinccru3 Department. q
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Death or "a Hawaiian chief

SAN FE,NcIscO Arril 6.-IIi, liisl moss Charles
K.ual ai,l at Il,uHulu Naieh 10. aged ~ years lie
the olrstofthc lAv aiIu ch,'s ll"mlrr.cd Queen
h ufN iurt fNc nr ih Atalr AGO, amt il,ir SON, tho
int, klng Limallo was considered, after kam,hamaha
tie B .-.4tst lNlu- tllct,
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DFRIN. April G-The engagement is an-
noun t ,i iu-Au i laleu.- EutO! 10 Berlin. 10 IT
yon Klade, G,.n.n laiy oi rank.
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rrevo., raraaor. Daughter Tallna the vs,L


pAnrs April G.--Thn daushtrroi Provost Para
dyI. "a N' -lnr earn 'ic l' tlr .r l h' tNicrs
sul..ic 50 Washington, took the Nch On Nedhc'ily.
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his Nm. -. G G'orcr w. Jcwc,t. than 70 Mr.. Joseph
N. Dean. 1his viii IA count 90 soine eat nj. for
the movements of the members Of the firm That
morning. When the discussion first commenced
in the rcnr ON ~ that morning George w:
jcwcu left tho room and went to the front
Ollie. whore he walked nervously to and iro
His brother Charles Jcwett. then went into lhe
rear room. and apparently su rcccdcd IN patty
ing his partners. When he went out George W..
Jewrtt returned but had no sooner entered the
room than the discussion was renewed IN
more excited tones than before. One theory IL
that Oryillc attempted to make nm attack upon
his uncle who defended himself with the clasp
knife. Orvie then drew his .six-shootcr,
but before he could use It Mr. Joseph
A. Denn fred upon him with the
small Sharp's four shooter. Another Is thnt
Mr.. George W. Jewc,t used the pistol himself.
In the mean time the six-shooter had ihllen
from the hand of Orvillc. and finding that he
was being overcome. carried out his desperate
..rsign OF exploding the hand grenade. whether
he succeeded In rcgaining possession OIL th, re-
volycr and shooting himself has no, yHt peen e,
From early morning until nightlall there was
a swarm of persons around Burling slip ana
Front street The shutters on cdoors OF the
lower floor bore written notices rs follows;
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TAyANA April 6.-Thn Danoo San Iosd has
suspended pay mVnt temporarily. hclus unable tH i,rt
the checNs Pt,ound tWiaA. IAe drlv,.ts .,a.vUAt lo
one Million Aud han dollars
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a splendid follow 10 become acquainted with
See ne ~ lvk E,s,' ucty -in
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Muhy's depot Is the headquarters for fresh
oysters order Ilegs and gave yeuT Mgusy '-Ai.
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Clear or fair weather. AMI no change il tam-
pAIVAekI
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TEDDY OLynn," the great story by uarrls san
and Hart. out day IA or Bs,-Aic
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N calf Congress GAitor, $3.50,
Gents Froh nal street, tolHNr south fl1N ave-
Knox Morgan, J-S 4.
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-C,,,,,ro, "'s for inyaliis.
',nts and haIi pints, are com ehien' asa '''''s
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Read about him in King Of Boys Papers, the
VI Hog,' n,hy,-Adc
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Slcuth the keen detcctiyo, Ivy Police
"Ynnnc -endY day In the hlg. n N,e lolh.-Aa.,
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TImothy IanrcS's Brutality.

DrpirN. Apil Eth. Federal Council has
7t tf Ltlf@tF
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Read tho great story, Young sleuth." nov
ready 900 The B.,'y Ne'o lnh.-eh
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ovstnrs rVory day mo Year
Mnhys fresh 'sW Yogh and BE0oAi!h-
SlAd delivered Tree ~.
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Tn" best story oyer Published. Soe tho Nei
lWh bgs' ntely For sale by az rcWsi aers-.Iie'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-07
Closed In consequence Of the death Of
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