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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-25
TRAER CORRESPONDENCE.

Cold, gloomy, wet, muddy and discour-
agcment; that is what it was last week,
and week before In Traer it killed the
temperance revival before it was born.
1t throttled the old settlers reunion, and
gave Billy Marble the blues. and still it
is lowery and mud reigns supreme. Traer
found that it could not live long. but for
country trade. This is all there is 10
wife about as pertaining to business, and
we hope never to see two weeks more Xix
the past.
The health of the neighbolhood IS not
as bad as might be expected from the wet
weather; sill there ale some cases of
typhoid and dypihelia, but only two
deaths. Both OF them children.
We are amused at exhibitions of shod-
dy. A few weeks since person was
sick and the females of the family pro-
cured deep mourning put it on and went
to church on the Sabbath, and the sick
one did not die until Tuesday, fol-
lowing. Another instance is in my mind
of q similar nature where the mourning
was procured and no death yet What is
the hurry but 10 see how they will look
in new clothes. and attract attention ;
Verify this is the age of humbug.
A. o. Cheney has traded his building,
and stock of Furniture, for apatent right
in a Steam Wash Boiler Two sharpe
ones got together thai time and Vermont
was beaten.
Hogs are dying in large numbers
in spite of Stuart. 1t was greatly to be
hoped that o sure cure for hog disease
had been discovered by Mr., Stuart or
some other man.
Rev Mr. Smith of the NJ e. Church,
preached in the Congregational Church,
Sabbath even ing, to large audience.
RECORDER.
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BUCKlNGHAM CORRESPONDENCE.

Corn 20 cents per bushel.
The Buckingham school closed last
week. .
Mr.. A. Boytin has rented his farm to
Mr.. Doan also Henry Smith has rented
bis farm to Charlie Holeman NJ. Smith
goes to Traer which will be quite loss
with his neighbors owing to the many
years he has been with US. Smith was
one OF The first settlers of Buckingham.
"a little child of MIR aud Mrs Wilhelm
died last week, A large number Of
friends mou its loss.
The past week has been very bad and
disagrceable one, having rained the most
of the time, 1t has made She roads almost
in an impossible condition and willbe for
several Gays,
<. We now urge upon the people OF Buck
ingliam 10 make some airdgnesncnts in re-
gard TO getting upa LYeeum. Last win
ter there were but few Arrangements
made and The Lyceum was grand sue
cess Now this winter let us devote
some inie crest Chat WY and haze q, sLyce-
.am hats Number One.
We notice our county papers do not all
agree with our Representatives majority,
but presume it was only mistake. Aus
tin being elected the Iadepeadesa can
now wi,.ler through and The rascais will
all have good time. DfsMARcE.
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GRAND OPE NsNC.
The Toledo house In Qnarai!en,

l. y.
Mr. NJ. Snyder is now located in the
new Hotel and has given it the name OF
the Toledo House. He has hardly got
everything in ranning order yet, but is
getting things to rights as rapidly as pos
sible. He proposes to Keep . frst-class
House and make it a comfortable and
pleasant home for the travelling public
A meeting Of number OF our promi-
nent citizens was held, Monday night to
take into consideration and make prepa-
rations for Grand Complementary Bene-i
ftto be given TO the manager At this
meeting, &c. Written, was chosen chair
man, and VIM. Reickhoff, Secretary,
Moved that committee Of three be ap-
pointed on1invitation and that they are in
structed to make the invitations general
for the supper and ball. Carried i'
Chair appointed p G. Wieting L. G..
Kline and G. P. N. Barker.
Moved that a reception committee of
ten be appointed Carried. s g.IS:s
The following persons were appointed /:
Z. b. Nelson G. @. Guilford :.
O. r. Struble. T. Clark.
Il. B. Blinn. p. Arb.
AZ j. Wheaton. 4. T. Sweat
p Lichty. g. NJ Eerger.
Moved that committee Of three be ap
pointed by the chair to procure music and
ahalf for the Ball Carried
4 Chair appointed Goodrich, souster and
Baldwin 'sssss
Moved thasthe supper Tickets be 81 90
each. Carried,
Moyed that the Tickets for the d ance be
IS. 90, which shall include the supper.
Carried Ss's 81
Moved that the Music COMMITTEE bein-
strucied to procure another Han and Mu-
sic II ii their judgmeptit shall be neces-
.IaRy Carried IS ia ksIi
Il Moy<d that G. @. Written superintend
thpi selling Of thc Tickets q arIied
liSuffed. saIssl
/ II Is iiot ~ known what dnte win be
hxed i'll t6c Banquet. but II VIM Be- some
/, jj,ps, bel efa lppg. ,of which due notice VIZ
t @ Sas lssss ss ssSi Iss ssss e Ut
We viii give pi ::icrlars next week.
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Mark Twain's .Notes of Rambling
Excursion" in the October Atlantic are
very amusing, and that the public find
them so is evident from the increased de-
mand for the number, which the publish
ers had to print the second time. The
Notes are continued in the November
number of the Atlantic, and it is an
nounced that Mark Twain will bel fire.
quent contributor to the magazine during
the coming year
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/ n ftSOiuliCu ldVOiluS puUliC temperance
meetings.
A resolution that this Grand Division
bid God speed TO the reform clubs, 10 the
Murphy movement, The Ribbon Clubs,
The Womans Temperance Union and the
Good Tempiars.
Aresolution that it is the duty Of all
friends OF Temperance to rise above all
political partizanship and support the non
political question OF prohibition.
+ "A resolution leaving to subordinate Di-
isions 10 fix Tue age at which their mem
bers shah be allowed TO vote.
A resolution to give the organizers Of
new Division the charter. fee, ore half
to be paid TO them on the completion of
the organization, the balance when the
Division organized shall make their first
quarterly report.
A vote of thanks was rendered to the
members of Chelsea Division for the hos
pitality extended to the members of the
Grand Division. Also vote Of thanks
to the Chelsea Lodge, No. 100 /. 0. O. F.
for the use of their hall TO hold the Grand
Division in
The time Of meeting was changed from
Apr. and October, to March and Scptein-
Der. &
A resolution was adopted asking the
| National Division 10 amend the ccastitu-
ton SO as to asssnit members - ye old
without initia son fec or dues they
are IA years old and not to charge subor-
dinate Divisions any G. D. dues fos
same. s. ~
Adjourned until 2 o'clock p. M.
Division met purs lant to adjournment.
Grand Ecribes bonds fixed at $1,000.
The G.. D. then proceeded to the elect
tionof officers with the following result.
Ri Davis, 81. w Ri
Ellen L. Davis, G.. W. 4.
!. 4 Al. Raws0n, G. M Scribe.
n Flora Stewart, g. w. ].
HI q. Cowles, G. w. Con. stsl'fs9k
WatsoGeo d, g.. W. Chap.
u. b. Troutnlan, q. w. Sen.
Who were duly installed.
The committee on mileage reported.
Beport,nflonted. y on
II Wheat WAS designated IS the place
for holding the next session Of the Grand
ItUiVisiOns "A ~ ~ gff>5sz = s1ssa
ton motion The Grand Division OF the
8tns " temperance u the State Of Iowa
adjourned
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Mr.. Emanuel Mericlc has been appoln-
ted agent for the Western Stock Journal
for Tama County. This publication is
we'll worthy the attention of our farmer
friends and should receive their support.
Any one wishing specimen copy
can procure it by sending to Mr. Mericle
at Toledo Iowa He will supply the
Journal at 81 co per year.
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Chaucer's disappointment in love is
mythical, Mr.. Lounsbury thinks, and we'll
nigh proves in the November Atlantic !;
but it is fact that Autograph hunters
have robbed the Public Records, perhaps
centuries ago, of almost every trace Of the
earliest and ablest of British poets
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Grand Division s. OF T.

CHELSEA, Iowa. Oct. lUth, 1871.
Grand Division Of the Stale OF Iowa OF
Sons of Temperance Annual Session met
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and opened in due
form. The G.. w. P. absent, G. w. A.,
r. j /. Davis filed the chair Officers pres
ent G.. w. A., r. J. Davis G. W. L.,
Ed. L. Bellnap; G.. W. Con-, w. B. Ev-
ans. The chair filed vacancies as fol-
lows: G. W. Chap, W. 3. Evans G..
w. Con, II. G. Cowles F. g. w. P,
Mrs. Ellen Davis; G. w. i, A. z. Raw
son; G. W F., j. s. Bell; G. w. Assist
ant, r. s. Smith
The chair appointed as. committee on
credentials, A z, Rawson, w. B. Evans
and II. G. Cowles.
Committee reported the following
named delegates entitled toaseats in the
G. d. Johns S. Bell, II G.. Cowles, Geo.
Watson, a. 2. Rawson, $. Smith, j. F,
Sulivaa, Flora Stewart, 4. j. Davis, FL
len Davis, w. W. Gorden, L. J. Trout
man, G. Lake, Frank Dennis, = Gid
dings, = Martin, = Felter.
Report adopted
Minutes of last annual and semi-annual
meetings read and approved.
The chair appointed the following
Com. on Communications wv. B. Evans,
Miss. Flora Stewart and E. G. Cowles,
{ On finance and mileage, A, z. Rawson,
Geo Watson and w. w. Gordon.
On ways and means, j. S, Bell, j. F.
Sullivan ana W. B. Evans.
On resolutions and motions, w. w.
Gofaen, J. +. Sullivan Flora Stewart and
Ellen Davis.
An invitation was extended to all mem
bers of subordinate Divisions TO attend
The sessions of this Grand Division.
Motion 10 hold public meetings each
evening du ing The session carried.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock, P. NJ.
Afternoon session met pursuant to adj
iournment, Il. j. Davis, G. w. A. in
The chair. Report of the G. W. ?. Dan.
G. Gates read Ha reports that much sue.
cess has Attended those engaged in The
cause oil Temperance daring the last year,
and regrets being absent on account OF i'll
health
A vote of tina nks was rendered to Dan
G. Gates, G. w. P. and Ed s. Bellnap,
.G. w. L. for their efficient services in
their respective offices,
Report of Grand Sclibe read and placed
on file.
Adjourned until O'Clock, A. NJ. Oct
1tul.
Oct. nth, met pursuant to adjourn
ment. r. J. Davis, G. W. A. in the
chair
Report, from the different subordinate
Divisions received.
Committee on Finance reported as fol-
lows:
Cash on hand at last report. -. .$57 "a
Received for dues. ............... 80
Received for supplies. 20.S5
Total. .............,.. S479.l IL
a..s DISBURSEMENTS. .fa}
Paid Grand Scribe :. ...... SIS. 90
Paid Mileage to representatives. 16. 70
Advanced on Grand Scribe's salary. .2S 90
Advanced supplies, postage and prin-
ting. .................., 271 .43
Cash on hand. .......-......S .O0
Report adopted. se
The following resolutions were ac-
y VI g + Ifs = ri . Is y
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II is the duty Of every person who has
used BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP to let
IFS wonderful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases. No
person can use it without immediate relief.
Three doses will relieve any case and we
consider it the duty OF all D sgists to
recommend it 10 The poor ing con-
sumptive, at least o try one bottle, as
10000 dozen bottles were sold last year,
and not one case whe G it failed were re.
POI ted. Such a medicine as the GERMAN
SLRUP cannot be to widely known. Ask
your Druggist about it: Sample bottles
TO try sold at 10 cents. Regular size IS
cents. Go to J. N. Springer, Toledo, OF
II. Soleman, Tama City, and get a bottle.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-25

All kinds of Sewing Machines, also at
.tachments, needles, oils, and repairs for
sale or furnished on short notice at the
Sewing Machine Depot second door east
OF Post Office, by Mrs A. D, Trip, Tole-
do, Iowa. Also old Machines repairedon
SATURDAYS of each week. it1
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At the residence Of the brides sister. Mrs.
J. II. Freeto, at Mecllanicsburg, Ill on
Thursday evening, October 18th, bv
Rev. Mr. Bennett, Nm J b M BrsH-
or, and MISS Alice e. LoueneIDcis /,
both o. Toledo, Iowa. sf
The names OF the above couple are fa-
mifiar to the resi- ents of Toledo.
Mr.. J D. NJ Bishop il we'll known as
our popular County Recorder and we de-
tract nothing from his predecessors when
we say that we do not believe the office
hasever been more acrcpsablytiIled. He
is a young man of great Personal worth,
of good education, high-ioned christian
character ane every way worthy Of the
lady whom he has chosen for life por-
ton. Ss
Mrs J. B. NJ, was formerly the able
assistant in cur high school andis lady
Of high atta;nmenss, aud culture, and has
displayed her good Judgment ii her
choice OF a husband.
That the future oftiiis couple may be ai
happy and uncouded one, and their
pathway through life be one Of pleasant
ness and peace is the 60 nest wish Of al al
their friends and acquointances.
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The NJ. E. Sabbath School has recently

been recognized. The following are The
new officers.
A. H. Sterrett, Superintendent.
Mrs. ri. by, Assistant Superintendent.
Miss Florence Kirby, Secretary.
Mrs. s. Thompson, Treasurer.
Miss Mary Council, Librarian.
JAS 3. Hedge, Choris. err
Miss Emma Written, Organist.
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John P. Hendricks who is now attend
ing the lows State Agricultural College
at Ames, Iowa, will return home in about
two weeks and intends teaching this VIE
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-25

LOST Somewhere between the North
and South part of Toledo. one double
coverlett. A liberal reward will be paid
to the finder, by FRANK HARLAN.
A Toledo, Iowa.
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Hurd and Houglton VIII publish IN a
few days an elegant illustrated book, en-
titled Californian Pictures in Prose and
Verse, ? by the late Benz anin Park Avery,
who WIS ediior Of the Overland month";
ly." The illustrations have been drawn
by Thomas Moran and others, after
sketches by some of the best artists on
the Pacific coast, and the volume will be
admirably adapted for a holiday gift
book.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-25

Fosters Patent Lace Kid Gloves.
Sold by Brooks 6 Holmes, Tama City,
Iowa. Ladies' call and see them.
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MARRIED On Oct. 21st, 1877, II The
Harmon House, lama City. Iowa, by Eli
Harmon, Mr. WM. STEIN to Miss HIT
TIE REED, both Of Richland Township.
The above young couple have the best
wishes Of all their friends of success
through long and happy life ~
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EDITOR CHRONICLE: WA
Will you please allow US ibeuse of your
paper, TO say-IAaak Yon--to the ;.many
ladies whose completely and happily sur
'prised us on last Thursday afternoon and
evening.
These things are among the flights
Of the itinerancy and there are more
lights that shades" Dear fri ends we
appreciate your kindness and trust it may
not prove to have been misplaced.
II. II. g. M. M. GREEN.
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Mrs. T. ] Sweat arrived home the
early part of last week from Illinois
where she had been wishing her sister.
and other friends and relatives.
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ANY of our farmer friends wishing to
procure an Organ can get first-class new
one, worth $500 FOR HALF PRICE, and
pay part in oats or offer produce, by APP
plying at the CHRONICLE office. "a
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Several of our subscribers have prom
iscd us wood on subscription. We want
it NOW.
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Mrs, Reynolds has received asplendi 4
lot of Ladies Cloaks, very stylish, good
and cheap. All now Millinery good.
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If you want to get the latest style of
goods, go to Sine & Solomon.
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Miss Ella Lewis, of Albion, Iowa, has
been engaged to teach the school in Dis
trict No. 8. Howard Township, this VIM
ter. Judging from The past success of
Miss Lewis we presume she will have a
Rushing attendance. =
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Camery & Son have one fine Platform
Spring Wagon for sale at a bargain.
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YOUR s sG'.i s :, s 5.;a! /

on % CARDS OF assorted colois for Is
cents. Also a lafee stock Of blank cards,
Glass, Saols Marble, Snow Flake, Dam
ask, F'iail, &c. Wil0en and Elourished
Cards, the Diccstahing out. My cards
are aAfwfitten by Rof. W. CLARK Of
Claa's business C3ilegs Of roledo, Iowa.
Leave your orders at Clark's College
Rooms, OF address, c. D. HUSTON,
Toledo, lows.
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Wanted.

20 acres Of corn to husk on shares. En-
quire at this Office. ~
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If you want to save money 60 to Sine
G. Solomon. s
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The Atlantic Monihly's portrait gallery
ofdistinguished poets and authors has
been enriched by the addition of fine
hfe-size portrait of Whittier, similar in
style and companion TO the admirable
pi cures Of Longfellow and Bryant al
raadv pubj ;chpd
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New stock OF candies in great variety at
Pugh Bros
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sslII,iI suoI2.ilIa.iII
Abstract Of Votes.

The following Is an abstract Of the
votes cast at tile last election, in lama
County. There were several scattering
votes which do not appear in the table
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1fthere isany luxury more generally
appreciated than another, II is GOOD
coFFEE. Few persons can roast coffee
well, and to iaect this want Messrs,
Eel, Conrad & Co., Chicago, have impor,
ted and roasted,a cofee called
ANEoIsIA. 8f
which is the nearest approach to java of
any heretofore offered to consumers. 1t
is not glazed, is brittle and win grind
easily. Your grocer has the goods for
sale. as also the famous a li
PEEghEss BAKING POWDER.
made by the same firm. Ask him for
them and obtain the best goods in the
world.
Slime 81 Solomon, keep the largest stock
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Business Locals.

NOTICES under this head will be charged 10
IN cents line. each insertion.
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Pugh Bros. have afge and elaborate
stock of toys for the holidays, on the
road, and viii be here in few days.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-25

FRESH BREAD EVERY DAY
ar TOLEDO BAKERY.
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The off1ci al returns of the election will
be found in another column ~

The Contributors Club in the Noyem
Der Atlantic is running over with good
things, critical and practical. Eleven pa
ges full, it would seem, ought to be
enough, but everybody will turn the next
leaf hoping to find more"
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Groceries and Tobaccoes of all kinds
at Pugh Bros,
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Sixteen ''Gilpin Sulky plows" sold this
falllby Camery & Son and still few
left.
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The best -four in the market fors by
L. Wentz, at Toledo Bakery. Flour pur-
chased of him delivered toany part of the
city free of charge.
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Sine s. Solomon sell the best under
shirt, for 25 cents.
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ROASTED COFFEE.

Water Lily Cigars best cent Cigar in
the market, at Bergers. e
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SINE 6 Solomon sells the best overcoat
for ST.
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Geo. W. Sweat will have charge ofthe
new City Scales when they are built.
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Mr. and Mrs. j. b. NJ Bishop return
ed home from Illinois Monday night.
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O1-As- As
Toledo. Oct. 18th, 1877.

Alfthose indebted to Geo. P. Weium,
on book account are hereby notified To-
call and settle IMMEDIATELY, and save
costs, as the books must be. closed up.
Gro. p. WEEUM.
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Notice Of Cops tnersllip.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
Is The undersigned have this day enter
ed into ps tnership for the purpose OF
dealing in Dry Goods and General Mer-
chandise.
~ CHAs. KAvALtER.
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A good double Darrell shot gun for
sale. Enquire of Harvey Fisher.
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4 Mr.. and Mrs j. s. Moore visited Dcs
'Moincs last week TO see the Great .Exposi-
ton. ri III &
Quito pleasant time was had at the
residence Of Mr. G. w. Conant, on
Monday evening A fcwof Miss Lizxie's
friends met to sing, chat and have a good
time in general. sys ,.,as
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Astonishing Success.

Sine & Solomon, keep the largest stock
in Tama County, in their line of business.
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Mr. d. II. Patterson has had his barn
painted Of late which adds much to itsap-
pearance. He has also been making
some other Improvements on his farm.
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nd the fo,iox.in ing splendid oiser,
The Popular Scisneo McatkEy Sup.
fnisnsaai.

Conducted by Z. L. and W. j. YouMASs,
Containing the very hes! articles published in the
foreign SC entifc Journals end reviews.
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Mr.. D. spayth is building him new
BARN.