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3 Time .r -
WoRcEsrER, January ia serions
riot occurred at tho Yves tboard State re.
formschool this evening, about one hun.
dredboys were engaged in it, and the sig.
nal was given by shutting OF the gas in
the school rooms. The fight was des-
perOte one for a few minutes, every arti.
Gle Of furniture in the two rooms being
completely demolished. The officers
succeeded in keeping the rioters in the
rooms until help was summoned, and
then subdued them by free use Of water
from the hydrants. None Of the officers
or men were seriously hurt and none Of
the boys escaped.
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FIRE RECORD.


CLEVELAND, January 1l.--A special
to the Akron Beacon, says: The new saw
and grist mill, belonging to Jas. Bratton,
and the Union Church building, at East
ern Ohio, was totally destroyed by Ere
last night; loss on the mill 10000; on the
church, 81 900; no insurance. 1t il sup
posed to be the work incendiary.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLTGENCER
------------------------
The President Explains His AC-
lion on River and Harbor Bill.
PinChhaCk and Nichols Police.
I = lF2 "a A-s7 81 WC
BelaCy offered $1,000 to 90 Over
to Nichols Legislature.
Riot in a Reform School.
Loss Of the Steamer Andes a
~ ., Cincinnati. -, 4
Reported May Bennett N Marriage. 3.
Steamer Andes sunk M CincIn.
mmNf-En nnaNRRn NAN

nRIi-NO Insurance,
CINcINSATT, o. January 12.-The Ice
in the river started again about mid
night, but soon gorged again. The
steamer Andes was sunk; no other boats
injured. The weather turned colder, and
il this continues, no further movement oil
ice is expected. The Andes was valued
atS94, 900; no insurance. '' '.'"
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San FaANctsco, January l2.-E1.
Pension Agent, II. c. Bennett was to-day
convicted in the U, s. Court for embezzle-
ment the counsel gave notice to demand
a new trial.
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LrTrLER RocK, Jan. l2.-Little was done
in the Legislature to-day. II the Senate
resolution was offered 10 withdraw the
troops from the Hot Springs, IA they are
not required there. '''i,S :
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sPRISaFlELD, January 12.-Et.Gov.
ernor Palmer was unanimously nominal.
ed as U. s. Senator, by the joint Demo
cratic caucus Of the Illinois Legislature
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Tho AshtabuIn InYes1irntIon

CLEVELAND, January l2.-Ths Lead.
ers special from Ashtabnla, says: The
coroner's jury to-day examined two
experts in The bridge building. The eyi.
dence was entirely in explanatory ofirou
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Business MEMORANDA. = American
beef is taken to England and sold at lia
10 cents per pound. And yet we are
compelled to pay Is cents in Wheeling.
There was sharp advance in govern.
ment bonds yesterday. Also in the shares
Of the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany.
The clearings at New York, Boston
Philadelphia, Chicago, st. Louis, New
Orleans and Pittsburgh, for the first five
days OF this year show small gain over
last year. The new year is beginning
we'll.
Louisiana is not suffering for the nee.
cessaries Of lie exactly, but estimates the
value of her crops, last year, Ot S4oOOO,-
900, the crops of cotton, rice and sugar
being immense.
California never bnilt so many miles Of
railway in one year,a she has in this past
and never developed so fast in all the
great industries. !
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.
Export OF Grain and CaiiIe Pro.
hihfiOfh. .u.-...rr-4

hlblted. u1-Hurf d
LONDON, January 1.-THE foreign
office received dispatch from the Brit
ish Ambassador At Constantinople an
nounclng that the export Of grain and
cattle has been prohibited from the vii.
lagos Of the Danube, and the export OF
grain ia prohibited from ports Of Tfeblnis,
and Samnen and Kerasun.
CossrANTISorLE January 12.--A note
has been presented to Savfet Pasha from
the Roumanian government demanding
that Turkey recognize the fact that Rou-
mania forms no integral portion Of the
Ottoman empire, i7 ...Tt N. T. ...I
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AT ONph

OMRo. WIS, January l2,-The fire on
Water street last night, destroyed seven
buildings, containing stocks Of dry goods,
boots and shoes, ETC.; the total loss Is S25,
900; insurance $4,000.
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N EXICO.
sIatnlnoran Nurren,leroll.

MatAlnOraN AuFrenderOd.
New YORK, January ia Browns.
vile dispatch says that ReVoltas has
surrendered Matamoras to 0ortinA, rep.
resenting Diaz.
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Reported Marriage OF Eennett
and Miss May.

New York, January PA special
from Philadelphia notes a rumor there
yesterday that Mr.; Bennett and Miss May
had married and sailed from that city
for Europe. A gentleman whose appear.
ance was like that Of Mr.. Bennett went
hastily on board the steamer Illinois Just
before its departure with lady closely
veiled, and both went immediately to
their state rooms, avoiding all observa.
tion. Mr.. Benefits name however did
not appear on the passenger list. The
grand jury have had Bennett's lawyer,
Mr.. Oelrichs before them, but learn.
ed nothing. Several friends OF the duel.
lists have left the city for fear Of arrest.
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BosroS, January 1.-THE Mechanics
Savings Bank, established ia 1874, sus.
pended. Due depositors December 24th,
$446961. r.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
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AT ROCHESTER.

ROCHESTER,, January 12.-Ths old
Methodist Church and 4 number OF busi-
ness houses burned to-day; the loss Is es-
timated ct 100000. II was caused by
the explosion Of a kerosene lamp.
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NV YoRK, January 12.-The GrapGic's
Philadelphia special says, that the tall
gentleman who left for Europe, by the
steamer Illinois yesterday, was j. II.
Cuudell, member Of the British Centen-
nial Commission, and not Mr.. Bennett.
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Gen. Crook Satisfied with the
Campaign,

CHEYENNE, W. T., January 12.-Gen.
Crook, accompanied by Lieut.. Schuyler,
leaves here tomorrow for Red Cloud,
where he will remain for some time. he
has unbounded faith in the successful
working OF the plans OF enlistment Of the
friendly Sioux as scouts. An instance Of
their value ia found in the fact that on
the last campaign against the Cheyennes,
wherein the Snakes and Pawnees had fol-
lowed their circular tracks for several
days, the Sioux darted out in direct
line and struck the village at once, the
surprise proving so complete that many
OF the Cheyenncs fled without even a
mocasin, with the thermometer several
degrees below zero. Many men have
perished. Major Mason, commandant at
Camp Robinson, accompanied by mum.
Der ofSpotted Tails scouts, has started
with sufficient intimation to warrant the
hope that Crazy Horse will come in.
.J TWO PRISONERS EsCAPE. -
Two prisoners en- route for the peniten.
tiary at Laramie, in charge Of a Deputy
Sheriff, jumped the train near Rio Buttes
whilst in montOn, and we're pursued by
the Sheriff. One Of them was recaptured
after chase Of twelve miles. The wealth.
or was very severe, and the Sheriff and
captured man were frost bitten. The
other il feared 10 have perishel.
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Marine Intelligence.

NEW YoRK, January l2.-Arrived-
steamShlpS Dorian, from Bordeaux;
Necker from Bremen Italia and China
from Liverpool,
QUEENsrowN, January l2.-The steam.
ship Russia, from New York, has arrived.
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WATERFOWL, N. Y, January l2.-The
Thermometer at 10 o'clock this morning,
is 20 degrees below zero, a change OF SO
degrees In 10 hours.
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PITTSBURGH, January l2.-Petroleuu-
Quiet; crude s. 70aS 79H at Psrker'S. n.
fined 27c, Philadelphia delivery.
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Gov. Packard, 1t is said, has laid the
whole matter before Gen. Augur for his
action, under the instructions Of the Sec.
retnry Of War. ..
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-22
No. 43.

Republican Convention. The Pres
dent is reported as saying tb at it twou,s
have been gratifying could he have ha,
the cordial approval of the conventio.
bnt that unanimity was not to be e.:
pected, and that he is more than SUI
prlsed at the great strength develol4n
in the convention in approval of IT,
South Carolina and Louisiana settl
ment. Although nominally declarin..
against reputation, the disapprobatio,
plainly manifested by Virginia's Der :.
ocratic representatives. in the Ricl :
mond Convention, against any propos :
tlon looking to the payment of tle:
State debt in tie only way possible
that is, by an increase Of the rate q
taxation, rather neutra Lies the effect
of their protestations Of honesty; ar,s
the spirit shown by the Democrats.
masses during the preliminary skirm
ishes of would-be candidates, has ire
parably damaged the reputation of tle
State in the estimation Of the public
if opinions heard here are indicative oa
the feeling created elsewhere.
General n. P. Banks good nan.e
has suffered good deal from the ple-
ceedings had before District Cour4
in divorce suit. The General j.
charged by the husband of the con-
plalnant with improper relations with
ber; and for some reason the divorce
which had been obtained some ti1nc
ago, was declared null and void.
MAXWELL.
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oUStOR1 Work

is done with the greatest ueatness and pune
tuality, and every care taken to give entire
satisfaction. He thanks the public for the
liberal patronage he has heretofore received.
and solicits all to call and give his goods a
thorough examination, as he is confident he
can please both as to quality and price
T. II KURZWE EG.
Watertown, May lst, 1876. 81
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-22

We felt that they might be few,
For low was our fortunes level,
And heavy the winters grew.
But one who had no possessions,
Looked up to the azure dome,
And said in his simple fashion,
Dear friends we are going Home
The minds that for US made baser;
The paths so many choose,
The gifts the world had no place for,
The riches we could not use
The heart that when life was wintery,
Found summer in strain and tome;
With these to our and King, Country;
Dear friends we are going home"
Good night,
Your Afectionate
MYRoN REED.
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HAAuIN & FORD.

WATERToWN Lumber Yard Lumber
w OF every description; Lath and
Shingles constantly on hand and for sale at
the Lowest Market Price, at the Milwaukee
Depot. ITatertown. Wis.
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bonnie black hair hanging doom and
curling over the neck of it. An idler
ye ken, an idler that did little but read. j.
1t was aye boik. He was not to
ca very bonnie man, dark and strong
but uncommon inviting in his speech. ;"
That is the way he looks in this picture
which kind of providence has hung
formost my door. Good night.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-22

TEWELER, has recently opened a jew
y elry Store III Johnson's block. corner
lain and lst street, where he will keep
constantly on hand large stock OF
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Pla-
ted Ware, &c. Particular attention paid
to repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
SC and warranted to give satisfaction.
STRAW 4 MURPHY.
PLANTERS and Dealers in Wall Paper
/ Window Shades. Paints, Oils, Varrish,
Glass, Putty, Brushes, &c. One door west
of Wisconsin National Bank. Watertoh
J. HEY
IMPORTER and dealer in Foreign and
i Domestic Wines and Liquors, and also
manufacturers of choice Cigars.
The purest California Wines and Bran
dies constantly On hand.
WatertoWn, Feb. s, 1872.
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in the city, consisting Oh the latest and
most fashionable styles of Ladies, Gentle
mems and Childrens Wear. He deals with
none but the most reliable eastern manu-
facturers, and has heavy snd choice as
sortment of Ladies French Kid Button.
French Kid Polish. Ladies Box-Toe Shoes
Ladies Box-Foe Slippers, and all other var
ietles most in demand aud most substan-
tai, lie has a splendid stock Of Ladies
goods from Reynolds Bros, Utica, n. Y,
which are not surpas ed
He has been careful in the selection Of
al his stock, particularly with reference 10
servlceable qualities and beauty Of finish
He invites the public to examine his stock.
lie warrants all goods
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\. GRITXNER.

EASHIOSABLE Barber and Hair Dres-
l. ser Shop under Post Office, Brooks
Block, Watertown, Wis. The best Of Hair
Dye used. warranted to kold color for eight
weeks.
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" C. SPALDING,

EOHTSIC-AN AND SURGEON. and Ex-
/ amining Surgeon fer Pensions Office
over B3ak of Wasertowa Buing, up stairs
, 1877-04-19
9a!u.,lfLe pstcl1ea.

Burlington, Is. Npril. Ser
Sisnolbcamte Su Gittp' 9a,ue, g. g.,
t%elesropbirt. oaB Der S4oonsr .Gomaro
5. Seorip" aug philadelphia 8 Msilen
n6rolid bon iener Organization ans
l1fsr seipilt lit. Sn Dem Safeluerte
.purben l1eberre1e pon &leiounesRiden
gefunoen. Men permutbet, oaB Die
san3eMannidaft umsetommen 1T. 9as
Gabr3eus 1T elm u%o0fdnoises Wrad.
g1miro, 49,, Is. april So6u
Mcglamara, 10 Sabre aft, uelder'ieiner
@elisbte en- Oltetionntase 1876 5u@or.
ming in einem Nnfalle bon giieriudt er.
moroete, ,uuroe in p%er9angener Wo9e in
Gbicayo perboitet unO na9 @teuben.
County oebrc4t. Ct plaioirte bel si=
nem seftetn ita%tisefunoenen Gerb6re
.ni@t idulois." gr eraablte. Oab er
nod Gem Sooe oes Mldo9ens 5,pet gid9
te in benz @dl0e faum cine Wfeile bon
Corning I6lief uno in ben lesten l29Ro-
ncten burd Gonj europa uno Den sr6B=
ten She'll oisies 2anoes wanSerte. Sell
ne 8erboftun9 erfolsie am s%tueiten Sd
&c na@ ieiner Mntunft in Chicago. e.
bebanrtet. ii6 nidt an oas 8eseben oes
Moross srinnerll gu f6nnen.
Cincinnati II. Mprif. 9ie
@talunsen Deg Diapers Sobnlton uno
9rn. Ma9el's Wa9enfabrif brannten in
bee pergansenen Ra@t nieoer. 5e9s
Yfer6e tomen in ben Tlammen UNI.
Werlut $4,000.
Gog1adie, 49,, Is. NpriI. Gin
gefcrn On bielem Orte aussebrodenes
5easr ri9tets einen S4oSen BON $751;
900 al. Sic ,Beriderung betrdst
10000.
8etb1eb nj. Yenni., IS. Mpril.
Sbos. Sod ous Greemansburs. 3d.. Elm
Nrbei;er in Dieniten Ger .2ebieb.@alep
Sabn." ftiirate geifera lit Der Ndbe oieIes
Blokes bon einem in Be,peguna befino=
li@sn gaa6nsuse uno murbe ansenblid-
li6 9etUotet.
Sorrisbnrs, Ya.. Is. Mpril.
81. 8ydIiSeni 2erbo BON Wsrifo beinoet
li6 in bieier StcSt. Gr ~itottete aeltern
in Gelelidaft ieines Sefretar uno zines
Dolmetldcrs ben 8eiemer.S tablwerfen
einen 8eiu@ ab.
, 1877-04-19
GcaiiaIanO.

CONDOR, Is. Mpril. Ole nSimes"
meloet: ~MilitdrpH.@tiae oeutlde Inter
tbonen, tpelde 1id ingnelanO culbalten,
bobsn prementorii@en 8efebI erDalten,
ii9 iofo,t ibren &egimentern in 9enil6
Ianb on5uidIieben. uno cine @naobI jun.
ger Manner reiitcn an @amitase, benz
Bsieble seboriam, nod Geuti9lcn6 ab.~
Berlin. Is. Mpril. Gs miro bolb.
uiiiaie1 o~nseseben, bob Der BON ben Con
boner SournaIen ertpdbnte Befebl fir
beuti@e MilitdrpHi4te i'm Muslanoe li9
nur auf bic idbrli6en Gyssieriibunsen
nno Man6per beaiebt uno init Der poll.
tii4er eadlase our4aus in tsiner Ser.
%binouus Itebt.
, 1877-04-19
Wuropai(de Nadridtem.

2Niim@em. Die panoelSs uno Vs.
werbstammer BON Mittelfraufen fat
ben 8eridt, ,psldsr bsr Staatsregiers
uns ibsr bic seiuerblidsn unb mertan.
titen 0erbaltni1e Der lesten Sabre ELM.
seianot uiro. fetsefslt. Sn oieism
Veridte ,uiro aud 6as 8eiAsei1enbabn-
YrOiect erwabnt, uno e8 beiBt bieribsr
u0rtlid .Wir uerm6ssn unS nidt au
Der NnIhauun9 III bstsnnen, 6aB bic
sublide eiubeitlide Ns9eluns bes bsut.
iden GiIsnbabnweiens notbmenois burd
bic Grmsrbuns bes G~.sentbums Der
8abnen Seitens bes @eidss bebinst 1T.
alauben uielntebr, baB bieS eber bur4
Sdafuns eiues Nei9s . G%iisnbabnse.
ieees erm09li4t wsrben Tam, freilid
isood ~ bel sutem WiQen aQer Be-
tbeilisten Gactoren." Gs wir6 bann
meter bemerit, baB Die Surosls. uub
@eluerbetammer in ibrsm bsreits frtber
absssebeneu @utadtsn. inbsm fe bic
Sade lebislid BON wirtbi9aftliden
unb nidt uom politiiden Gtaubpnntte
bstraatete. fi@ Oabiu ausssiproasn bat,
6aB oorsrt cine 3uiammeulesun9 Der
Babnen Der ein3elnen Staaten in ie
sineu Gomplsr Ger @sntralilirung bes
seiammten bsuti@.n Giienbabaspeieas
porsujisben isi.
Die QDbnunsen Der int Snpaliben.
hauie unterse6radten osrbstratbsten
Snualiben ipurben nit Der Wirsuns
bonn 1. San. 1877 mie folet erbobt:
6elbmebsl monatlid 81 3d., etatsmGBi.
sc Uicefslbmsbl monatlid 40 M.,
Serseantsn monatlid % &c.. SO 81.
unteroficiere monatlid 81 3d., 80 pf.
@eirsite un6 @emeine monatlid 10
M., 80 Vf. Den psrbeiratbnte @eireiten
anb @smsinen iol auBsrbem nsbsm ibrsr
gobnuns cine Outage BON monatlid 6
W., aus Der Inter fasun9s . Dispolt>
t%ionsiumne bss Snoalibenbauiss pots
meg 9e3ablt tpsrben. - Som 9leidsn
3citpunite an uurbe baS Eaidenselo
Der i'm Snualioenbaule unterssbradten
lebisen Snualioen ME fot9t erbobt /:
Tslomebel wonatlid 40 W., etatS,
mdBise 8icsfelbwebsl % ". Straeau.
ten Is Wf. unteroficiere 8 Wf. @efreite
unb @emetnt 6 W.
Die biesidbriasn 0anomebr ibuusen
babcn ndbreno Der Dauer BON 12L
itatt3ufaoen bielel6en, iino in ben Wso.
naten April, Woi uua SUM- a~b3ubalteu.
Bet iebem MrmeecDrps iinb 100 3ien.
, 1877-04-19
England.

So n 0 n, IL. Mpril. Cine grobe Qil
5abl Mubdnaer Sidborne's riidten &c.
tern Dor oas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I'M
Die Greilaiiun9 bes 9rn. Artbur Orton
5u forbern. 3wii&en $4,000 unb co.
600 Hericnen betbeilisten iid on Der
Semoniration. SIR Tibrsr 9r. Sc
Mnrsan besob lid nod Dem unterbau.
ie ,IuO ridtete einen 8riei an 9errn
Grob, Den Sctretdr 6es Snnern. 9sriel.
be srtpioerte, er peroe cine Population
smpfan9en, ano I'M Sale er es fir an.
9emsHen balte. iueroe er bsantrasen. BOP
S'rr Sc Morsan Geb6r i'm l1nierbaule
finbe.
2onbou y, Is. Mpril. Die Commit.
FonsbanSler uno 0erf@erunss. Naentsn
2odbart & Demlter in 2iperpool baden
faQirt.
, 1877-04-19
1tufft ttltsr. gtpe(aea.
Ser Rrieg in Orient.

2cnbon, Is. aprit. Cine @iener
Depei@e meIbet, baB bic Yforte einen
geianbten nod gu@oret sei@idt fat.
nm &umdnien sesen Wioertano sesen
bic Sdrfei III ,parnen.
Sem Wisner Correspondent bes Sal
IN selesrcpb" sufoIse bat Graf anoroI'
ip erflart, sr bese feline 5ofnune mebr
ouf Grbaltnne beg Tricbens. ieoo@ bof'
fe er. Ser TeIosug werOe elm furscr nn0
enti9eibenSsr fem. bamit bic iibrisea
Md9te nidt in ben Romcpf pes,uidelt
tpiyb.n!
Ser Berliner Correspondent Der Soft"
telesrs pbirt, oab bic Mnsabe, &ublono
ici befinitip gum 2rieee eniidloi1en,
MD ge:dtisung %ermanseIe. Shirt
@orti1ofof bate bente abermols elm
giriulor on bic Mddte ab9ei9idt.
@rnt @dupctoff. Der ruifi@e@ elano-
ts in 2onoonL miro, I'M 6eue bic Inter
banblunsen otgetro@eu wsroen, cine
1lrIaMbsreiIe antreten.
giner Nonopner Debelde aufolse
beabliatisen eegen 100000 beutlde
&oloni1ten Int 5ihl;9en &ablano nod
BraTtien oSer anbern2dnSern Mmerita's
aug ;utpanoern, I'M Der Gunitriptiuu Su
ent9eben.
, 1877-04-19
ga, mir tbutt es!

W'r bewadeu BE Mnssiaen aaer unftrsr
2aufeuts. unp einise aeisen an rsun, Soft
p%retle," Tim anSa;ieben. 50 1T uns s'nsrlei,
benin mir fSnnen t~aTeIte ttur,, mas Mnbere
iSnnen unb nnicre 8esel 1T unisre Sun.
Den 3u belHiiBen unb mir serfaufen ,bnrn IL
bsatg a's irsenb @iner - nadt nid)ts aus
luas Der SOipreis - gun, balben wrsiie sper
ionf.
Wtr babcn ale @aaren fir b a eetauft
uib in srp6en Auantitdten.
Ntr beabf6tlssn Elm spqlcmmenes MGurte=
''e''t in 31eiber3eueem, 9elub etc.
gu balten ano saraniiren tilise yreiie, quite
SsO'snurs uab Gin srcbss Eager.
8elu9et uus unb itbet 1tlbN.
]. G. WHITLOCK,
tn 1909 Main @trrB:.