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$1,000 600 Iet her blythe soldier, who had

ei.OOO 600 let her blythe soldier, who had
died . bachelor"
Young ladies should remember that this
happened lover twenty years ago. and
trsmps are contributed differently now.
Sometime since the English ship Ro-
dell bay sailed from Portland. Oregon. for
Queenstown. Ireland, for orders. shortly
after leaving port the captain died. Three
weeks later the mate. In . At OF insanity.
jumped overheard aud WAS drowned. As
the second mate let before the vessel clear
ri from port. the ship WAS practically with
out officers. The command of the vessel
now devolved upon the bostswsiu Charles
Sweetser. = son OF Samuel l.. Sweetser of
Belfast. The ship WAS taken TO her port of
destination. making AN average massage.
As a mark OF their appreciation for his
valuable services, the underwriters on
ship and cargo. representing about $500. :
600, have unanimously voted Mr.. Sweetser
= handsome gratuity.
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Il do not own any United States bonds my.
SELF As for wealth, that have not-as wealth
is understood. All my property 10 either In
real estate, or In several business and indus
trial enterprises dozen. more or ies,. I
hold thst. - Affairs now exist, the man Is
poor man who has nothing but whai 10 Invested
10 industrial and business enterprises, aud
therefore feel, think rightfully. in common
with the great mas Of men in the country, The
Injustice and wrong done to the business inter.
ests OF the country BY the present financial sys-
TEN. and its manssement.-Gen. Butler.
1.-THE Gen. 10 poor. his speeches may be
said to be rich. specially 10 view OF the
fact that his property is estimated at some
thing over q million. He doubtless pre-
fers the District Of Columbia bonds which
pay higher rate Of interest and which
he considers Is safe IS government bonds.
We have not heard Of his engsg iu2 10 any
manufacturing industry except the manu-
featuring Of communistic sentiments Ard
that does not require . heavy pecuniary
investment.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-07-18

The Michigan Democratic State Con-
ven,ion has taken strong grounds In favor
IL a sound currency. A. the doxnciai con.
diiion OF that State Is among the best, II
not the best. OF any State in the Union. We
naturally expect to find both parties there
upholdiug strong financial doctrines. -
while others have been gagged In fault
finding, that State has quietly paid OF IL.
debt, The following Is from the Demo-
cratic platform:
We declare that gold and silver coin are the
money Of the Constitution. and all paper cur
rency should be convertible into such coin ct
the will Of the holder. We are opposed TO
further forcible reduction Of the volume Of cur
rcncy; and We afirm the sction Of Congress
prohibiting such reduction. We declare that
the PROSTATE condition Of the business inter-
ests Of the country imperstively demand tha;
taxation. both state and national. shall be re-
duced TO the lowest point consistent, with the
sttainments Of the objects for which taXes are
levied, And that economy shall be prscticed In
every department Of the government,
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In answer to correspondent, Who asks
How will our Greepback friends know
when enough paper has been "coired' Into
money" the Portland Adc<rsiser says:
Greepbsek philosopher In various wgs. Some
Of them think there cannot be too much money !;
but the whole DRIFT Of their argument hAs been
TO show that the return to gold basis has oc-
cAsiosed . "shrinkAge Of vsiues." BY which
phrase they mean sshrinkAse Of prios, or NOM
insl values; spd 30 they have been oem peled to
admit, conversely, that ~ imitation Of the cur
rrncy would cause IN advance Of ,ricss, sed
,ha; too great an innAiion would sxaSEersts
prices beyond oil reason. Therefor they NOW
generally admit thu, there must be so0e Limit
10 the issues Of paper currency, ane - they re-
jeci the s!mpl. and familiar limit OF rede pt!ou
in coin on demand, they have recognized the
necessity Of devising some other plan. The
wants OF trade cannot be ascsralned, they
admit. By the Secretary Of the Treasury, OF by
= oo0mittee OF Congress. There must be some
mAchipery. like the process Of redemption In
coin. which will regulate the volume Of paper
BY Its independent. spoutaoeous sctiou. For
this purpose thev have taken up TN old theory
OF an inirr-convertibie bond; besrisg low rate
Of interest. Say cent day on ei0, or 3.6s per
cent per annum. Now. they say, II there 10 .
surplus Of money, Il will seek Investment In
the,e bonds, rather than be Idle; ard IL there 10
. call for II, st 4, or per cent, the bonds will
return 70 the treasury snd the m01ey will Gov
out again, and 80 the volume vii. regulate H.
self perfectly. This l. . very plausible theory.
but 90 arc many of the contrivancss for Great
ing perpetual motioo- The fallacy which makes
II worthless. has been exposed over and over
again. Cheap mooey is never peniy. when
prioes have been raised by Al battalion Of the
currency, more money 10 needed for the ,rsns-
action Of business. The balances available for
funding In bonds, grow smaller instead OF lary-
er. Few people. ., any time, aa,s lsrNe un-
employed balances for investuest outside Of
their regular business. and when prices are
high, these balances shrink instead Of incre As-
ing. For hi. reAson, the plan viii no, work.
There 10 no effective plaa 70 mAis,sin the value
OF paper currency, except the Old and oby ious
plan Of making IL exchange able ut par on de-
mAnd for some 6xed standard OF value.
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National Blessings and Public
Evils.

THE COUNTRY Is INDEBTED To THE RrPuBLI.
CAN PARTY yoR-
The homestead act.
The money order system.
be registered letter system.
The fast nals.
A uniform currency.
The abolition Of slavery
The high standard Of the national credit
The suppression Of rebellion.
The nation.
THE COUNTRY Is INDEBTED TO rux prMo-
CRATIC PARTY yoR-
Ciyil War.
The national dett.
Burdensome tax stion
Southern Chains.
Threatening legislation. which pArsl,xe.
trade.
The Potter Investigation.
Apdvrsop
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Gen. Garfield delivered an Grafton on the
Fourth Of July ct Psinsville, Ohio, In which
he referred to the danger hanging over the
Republic. He did not think we should have
any foreign wars. nor that another attempt
would be made to divide the South from
the North. but that the whole trouble would
come from within. He said:
There is struggle soon to coae. against
which must be brought 10 bear every element
Of patriotism and religion within our coudaes.
movement II going on TO which We must not
shut our eyes. IL 10 the so-called war between
this case was not born on the Hudson; II Was
born On the Seine. and has no part In our life.
Eighty years ago, when the bloody Commune
Of France. after iis march Of cruelty and terror,
was finally s0bjugated. the remnant ned scross
the ocean and took refuge In New York. In
Phil.dephia. in Cincinnati. In Chicago. AID In
all our great cities. And this element has been
working ever since aud Ii working to-day TO
corrupt our people with the purpose Of making
. French hell In the heart OF the United States.
There may have been some excuse In France
ct thst time. as in many Of the oonArchies Of
the Old " ord, for the existence Of such Glass.
II had lived there 1t IL possible ! may have
felt like them. and rebeled Axaind kin9ly ~
ranny that h>d become almost too oppressive
for endurance. But in this country there IL no
such condition OF things. There IL not boy In
this crowd, black or white. no matter how poor
or humble. II he has the ability and the energy.
but may rise 10 the top: career Is open TO him,
and therefore he has no need TO resort TO dee
perAie and criminal remedies. tell you this
element Is foreign to Us. and when 1t comes
here 1t soon gets baptized. No doubt there are
wrongs between capitrl and labor, aud wher-
ever they exist, 10 Gods name let them be
rghted. but make al obey the laws. Any
man who talks otherwise 10 de- m.1oxue. II
Christianity and right NJ. to prevail against this
danger Ii must be confronted by THREE thinss
first, intelligence. disseminated by the light OF
our schools; second, by giving all the play and
force 10 Christian morality that IL Is capable of
receiving; and third. by using all our powers
TO enforce the laws. But I don't believe that
such people ~ ours sre destined TO be broken
down: 1t Is only necessary for us Ia understsnd
. danger In order TO AVOID II or crush IL. Aud
In the whole wide circle this 10 the only danger
can see. Leaving out that. should say that
the coming year, sloped forward into q andeur.
II would be . shame. after all the dangers aud
obstacles which we have overcome. TO let one
undo all the glorious victories already achieved.
But We have only to remember with the poet
that
"'Self reverence. self sacrifcs. and seli control
These three lead life 10 sovereignty and pousr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-07-18

Nor TRASsYERABLE.-It Is very absurd
talk that IL msde by some people 70 the
eject that Thompson Il. Aurch formerly q
RADICAL Democrat. recently . greenbacker ,
having been nomins( for Representative
10 congress, can count upon receiving q
SOLID vote from the stone cutters scattered
from one extreme 70 the other VI the Fifth
Congressional District. In the first place
the number OF stone cutters who are vsters
IL very much smaller than NAV be sun
posed. In 1870. sccOi ding 70 the census.
there were but 1850 stone cutters aad mar.
Ole workers, voters and uou-v voters, In this
whole State. The number may now be q
little larger: There are probably At vInal-
hsven-nxtive and foreign, adults and mi.
nors 400. At Hurricane IS, aud to the east
waro 1t various places one or two hundred
more; at the outside total Of say 100. or
these probably one hundred sre minors,
AND one third OF the remainder, or 800, nom
voters. That leaves Q balance Of 400 vo.
tiers, at . liberal estimate.
SO much for the NUMBER. Rut when
gentlemen assert that these mechanics
have no political convictions. and viii fol-
low M Aurch because he ID Of their craft.
they assume too much. Il might Inst A.
well be ssserted that . carpenter or 4 BLACK.
smith being nominated for some public Of
nce, all mechanics OF his cslling would
therefore vote for bin. Stone cutters Are
like other men. divided in political ooip-
ions; many Of them are stsunch ReDublI.
cans, and will not Be Transferred bv NJ.
Murch or any other gentleman from their
allegiance to the Republican party. some
OF them are just as sincere DenOcrats. and
Will vote their sentiments. They do not
forget that they are mea - well o. stone
cutters, and they will not allow their DO.
nticaI opinions to be trihed with. Shoeld
will. be can safely count upon good Dro.
portion OF the stone cutters votes, becsuse
whstsver may be ssid 10 the coptrsrv. he
has manifested friendly interest toward
them. on occasions without number. Mr..
Hale's friends need not fear the stone cut.
ters' votes In any event.-Rockland Ree
hess.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-07-18

The friends Of Mr.. Perry wefs very much sur
prised that he received but II votes. And word Of
explanation 10 due him. He or his ffiends did not
dream that the friends Of Mr. Rust would pack .
caucus In Camden and actually secure four or Eve
ou, Of the eleven delegates. II seemed too much
like the practice Of the old political uicksters.
Had anything Of this sort been Anticipated the del
egates would have been chosen BY ballot in which
event Mr. Perry would have had The delegation Sy
more than ten 70 one--Csmden Herald.
There was no packing Of the caucus. The
result wss more due 70 that silly lie which Per.
r. told 10 caucus about Us than anything else.
He stated that the editor OF the Age went to
Prospect to speak, bet could get nobody to hear
him; but when he, Perry, went there be had
Al audience Of over 800! The people become
disgusted, and elected delegates Tor us 70 1
for him.-Progressire Age.
A nice time our greenbsck friends have
whom they fall afoul Of each other. A man
must 60 wild before he can take stock In
such qrarrelsome concern.
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1t appears now that the cause OF our
war with the Indians Was the eating down
OF the appropriations BY the Democratic
House. until the amount 70 be expended
Was less than four cents day per capita.
This caused great suffering among the To-.
dams aud gave rise u the revolt. Is'us
thst rather expensive economy Putting
down revolts however. caused BY Demo
Gratis. has always beer termed. BY them.
Republican extravaganza.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-07-18

THE claim Of the indstionists s,d soft-
money men, that Il 10 the right aud duty OF
Congress 70 issue paper money and to keep
the country supplied with al amount ..ade-
quate TO the wants Of trade" 10 an idea Of
very recent growth. II hnds Nv supoort
In the constitution. In the debstee OF the
constitutional convention, Of la The writ.
inss OF speeohes Of any Of tho tramsrs Of
that ipstlument. There u nothing 10 TIE
constitqtion thst csu b. construed q con.
fsrring the power on Congress TO issue Il.
CALENDER paper mosey 10 time OF peace.
AMI IT. exercise even In time Of war ~
never bsea issei1ed except - . measure Of
seosssity. Ths constitution gives Con
grsss ths right 70 coin mopsy. byt this
cannot By any stretch Of eeeskFpesi.s b
made 70 isclVds the rgAs a tssuing LEGAL.
tspdss Repss Reaey, u psQhl9te ~
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Ri FiHae OF license from the Judge OiProbats
~ shall sell BY public sale At The mill OF The
iAle hnoch H. Leland, al Bar HaTbor In Eden
on Thursday the :. day OF August next at one
O'Clock IN the aiternooG, II not sold previously AT
private sale aid mall and privilege tand abou
si1ty acres OF land, or enough to produce the
snm OF cfteen hundred dollars. said land be ias
unded as follows. to wit. on the north by land
OF me helr- OF >. ; Lynde. the east by the
WILLOWS dover and lands OF Reuben, and J =
Salisbury on The south by the widow. dover and
on me west By land OIL said Lynde heirs aud
iAhd occupied oy , }. Alley. said mill PRIV
leEo anu land being the roperty OF the above
named Enoeh II. Leland. al the time Of his de
cease.
flAns VI sail land be seen at the Grand
Central, and Rodick House. Bar Harbor ami a;
my store at We.t Eden. Terms cash on delivery
OF the Deeds
r. M HAMOR
Adm illustrator.
Eden, July IS 1875. Jssg
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bE~The Portldnd, Bangor and Maohids
Steamboat Company haze agreed 70 furnish
FREE return tickets 10 delegates attending
the Republican STATE CoHreHtioR At Portland
the the 30th INST
TYckets furnished BY tho Clerks Of The
Steamers.
4 large attendance at the Contention i.
anticipated.
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Notice to Subscribcrs,

The date on the address. label of each subsc ri
Der paper shows the time to which the subscriD.
tion is paid; and all subscribers in arrears are
requested to pay up as soon possible.
On receipt of payments on subscription at this
ofice, receipt Will be promptly sent to the sub.
scrber; and the date the address label IN be
corrected on the next il sue of the paper.
In all communications relating to subscriptions
our correspondents are requested TO state tfs
Postofiee TO which the paper is, or is to he. sent
AMI to lie careful TO write all proper names plain
sy-
In directing a change Of address. always give
the present address well the to wh ich
YOU wish the paper Afterwards sent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-07-18

There are Indications that Gen. Butler
has an ambition to be the next presidential
candidate Of the National Labor party.
There are also iusinuatious from various
quarters that Gen. Grant would be accept
able As the next presidential candidate Of
the Republican party. Should these things
come about, Gen. Butler would b "boe
tied" tighter than he was On . former mem
Orsble occasion.
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FOR SALE.

small brick dw.lng house. conta inlng - ght
rooms. with wood shed and barn and never
falling supply Of wafer. situated in the y "
corner OF the town ot Trenton, Hancock TO. near
ih- water Of Unlaa kIyer Ray. In the immediate
neishborhooi % fishing summer There are
four acres u land around the huuse and unr or
tso wood lots ~herr horse team can make
eisht or ten turns 4 day. Elthrr or al can Be
purchased At a great bargain bv applying To
HENRY WHITING, a ~ONS
ElisuuFth NJ. ln.s.
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THE TIDY HOUSEWIFE

The careful tidy housewife. when abe il civ.
iag her house it, spring clesning. should be ar
10 mind that the dear inmates OF her house are
more precious than houses, sod their systems
need cleansing BY purifying the blood, resulat.
ING ne stomach and bowels to prevent and
cute tne diseases arising from spring malaria
and miasma, and she should Know thai there is
nothing that will do 1t so perfectly and surely
- Hop Bitters. the purest and best Of ali
spring medicines. See other column 2w29
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-07-18

The Greenback party IN the 9th Dis
trict hiss started out very badly. aud the
Greenback estimate Of the candidate for
Congress which we publish elsewhere will
not tend to produce harmony 10 the rank.
- they exist or to make proseiytss from
the old parties.-Argus.
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NOn-Kesident Taxes

r1HE following let Of taIc. on r,Al r..-. -
i nun rrsItisnt owners IN the toub 3D.. n
hrsst TOR The year 10. lu bHi. commute. ..
john Sfnge. Collector % satl tawu "a. ..
: "a DAY % AIrll. l--1. has Ls..s rrturu~.l d. -
= 500 rsftsa.rtr= UuPaHi .. ths rstu =
April. - by bis cert D. At. oi that date an. -
an lnratl Ani Bufts- Is hereby gtsra nj
10 -aIi taxes interest Aul charyr. ar. 80 -.
in.' no lrshsufT Hi sad g. . within ar, 81.
tuaE lhs from thr dare OF The comm Eu,rt ...
az ...l' ." much of The real cslAic laNr.i a.a
% s9h .rli 60 gay The auouut due thrrr.
'IuIihs .utrrrst All caArgra viii q ..... d.. ..-.
Hrr n"tI"c. bc 80 & AZ pGhIr- auction q. ... !. 70.
I'M IN tslI in slld town, Or the Is. ..r
l'v's Der, LIS. at Cd F.. .oCA Ia the ar.r- ..
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NOTICE..

MoNresIdent taxes the town Of ~u",.a
~ IN the county OF Hancock Tor the yr.r -
ne I"loSihs 81 Of taxes on real e.t4tr VI 5.5
t'H'iehs osneFs IN The town OF sullivan rtr .s..
year ~ Z, 10 balls commited 10 SEQ. " A. ..
teE'o' OF san town, on the eight dAy Of June Isl
mas been returned By him u me as remain. 40
paii on ne sun day OF AUrtl 1875 b. IA. ..
cafe OF mat late. aud nOw reuAla uup4lr ...
h"hee Is hereby gwen The said taErs .frr.-
s'i ehATges are not pad Pm IN. truasur. .. ...
shii town, within eighteen month. trolg t... ...
OF .Ald commitment OF SAID b. IL. 80 ulusL q ..-
ftAl estAie taxed as "a Be sun lrnt II lss ..
amount due therefor. luCluIins lgl-rr..
charges, viii without ia rthcr noucs b. a.,
public suction al Eugene simpsons store boz o..
tosn.on Iursday the tenth day OF lJ.,.,..lf.- ..-
a. che O'Clock la the afternoon
Name OF inscription No. u Value It'd
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Nonresident taxes in the town of BUCK sps,, j..
the County al Hancock, for the year tsyT " !"
THE following list OF taxes on real est,t. =.
Nonresident Owners in the town of Bucs
sport, for the year 1877 In bills committsJ :,
Silas Il. Warren, collector Of said town on IN
LIST day of MAY is7T. has been returned h.,
him To me remaining unpaid on the I'D dav !,
April ls-s by his certificate OF that date and NO.
remain unpatI. And notice Is hereby siya@
that II the said axes. interest and charges are nay
paid into the easury OF sAid town, within .iyh
teen months rom the date of Commitment :,
the said bills so much of the real estate taXst
as will be sufficient 10 pay the Ammoun, dns
therefor including interest and charges viii
without farther notice be sold At public suctlaS
at the TIeasurcr's ofhee.in saio Backsport on tbs
9h day OF November 1915. al 2o'clock in M,
afternoon.
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OBJ Gllswortb Amtrifan.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
VoUSrY PUBLISHING CoMPANY.
For terms, &C., see first page.
s1rs. NJ. PErTENGILL 4 Co, 10 State Street,
Boston, 81 Park Row. New York. andi1ol Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia our Agents for procuring
Advertisements for the AMERICAN in the above
cities. and authorized to contract for advertising
at onr lowest rates.
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State News.


The following companies OF Nsine mill
tia have voted TO attend the volui', rr mus
ter. TO De held In wxterviile the Ia | OF Au-
gust.
Co. ID. Norway Light Infantry.
Go. l.. Sko~hegan Light Infantry.
Co. =. Augusta Capital Guards
Co. q. Bangor Jameson Guards.
Co. II. Belfast City Guards.
Co. I. Hampdeu Crosby Guards.
Co. X. Oldtowu Hersey Light Infantry,
aud Portland Montgomery Guards.
The men will be obliged to serve with
out pay. rations being furnished by the
State.
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In the Town of surry. County OF Ha ncoek for tho
year 1sf, i'' 'ao
1hE following list of taxes on the real e,tate q,
,ss mn ,s owners In the town OF surry for
M me year 70 e In bills committed 70 Edwarj n
Iorrey Collector OF said Town. on the ts,h Al n.
o. Jay, lsI' has been returned 10 me as remsin.
ing Unpaid on tRe 18th day of May, ISIS. bv hi.
ee ~ Of thaa date, and now remain unnaid
anu nescs = hereby given that II said taxes and
nse'est ara charges are not paid into the TrsaS1
aays ~ saa town within eighteen months from the
Ja.c OF commitment Of the said bills, so much :,
me rear estate taxed as will be- spacisni ~ OF
eh,, uoont due therefor includ,ng Interest ans
nnhhc wll. without further notice, De so,d H', =,
town aac ~ q the Selectmen's Office m s,id
~"n' on re 18th day Of Novsnber, ISIS " 'A'u
To whom Taxed No. Of v.,. Cash
Buck, John, heirs, 10 A., -.
Dayis. LOOisa, los No n soG
SPeene, Marx. Clifford lot ~, :s
nooper James r., Gran. ~
Merry neadoW. a..
Aais, Eugene, loas Is and So
snisS, Jsss. ONO. o. '' . gS
svn .. A. ELDRIDGH.
Trsasassr Of sasry.
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Don't be Deceived,

Many persons say Il haven't got the
Consumption" when asked to cure their
Cough with ShilOh's Consur ption Cure
do they not know that Coughs lead to
Consumption and . remedy that will cure
Consumption will certainly and surely cure
cough or any lung or throat trouble.
We know 1t will cure when all others fail
and our faith In II IL so positive that we
will refund the price paid II you receive no
benefit. Is not this . iair proposition.
Price 10 cts. 80 cts. and 9l. 90 per bottle.
For lame Chest, Back or Side, use Shioh's
Porous Plaster. Price Is cts. For sale by
). ID. Wiggin, Ellsworth. Maine.
=, why will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
liver complaint. COnsti patton. and general
oeoiiity when you can get at our store
ShilOh's System Vitalixei which We sell ON
positive guarantee to cure you. Price 10
cts. and Is cts. For ssl- By s. d. Wig
gin, Ellsworth. Maize.
"HACkMErACK" q popular and fra.
grant perfume Sold BY S. D. WIGGIy.
ellsworth. Ne. elsewhere BY dealers gen.
orally.
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Notice.

So,ies - hereby gwen shAt me Hrd.r 10 g..
tri.i Ne ., iosn oi LAmoine - Roe oEsu 10 the
pablic HAyel.
NkwELL n COOLIDGE Select
CALVIN JD1IINs men
i-am0ine. Jaly 5. is-s. lwas.