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Practical Sta!cSnansl.ip.

The lion. { lGrGSOn y. tHttct iaS recently
come very prominently before the country as
a leader Ia .he movement I" inquire :Aio
,n,ae,i f-audsof the late presidential election.
Bat Lis claim to consideration by no means
rests anon services of such an ephcmeral
character. He is recognized III New York
Is one OF the most sohd Eien OF HIS party, a
clear thinker and logical ressoaer, and also
IS a man OF high character. Some Of his
Ideas Of craftsmanship were recently eX-
pressed IN an address before the literary
societies Of Ronoke college, delivered slace
The committee which be;,r his name com
menced rs sittings. These ideas arr emi-
nerty practical. The only way, he says, III
effect, 10 prevent yaiitical crimes as nearly
iap,ss,,lc As the nature of things Wi!i per
nat. HIS remedy Tor tie corruption OF thc
present dav is such change Ill TIE organic
law as Viii deprive legislatures Of mach Ot
their present power. History tells us that
the Grec:an law S!ver, Draco, drew up a
code Which he regarded Is nearly perfect,
then announced lis iEteitIcu 20 be absent II
short period AMI rcrsua,ici TIE people 30
swear not e. repeal l.s code uHIIl he return
ell Then tie stern oit pst:-.t " cnt ct: M
10 = f..rrs. anL Vas nev,r::-ar! Of aitcsward.
.:v lie sacrifice of The fcW remaining years
ni his lie lie bound his people 10 what he
considered = ui:c cole ot iaG lJTe:cr.
llr. Potter GoeS Hot propose to carry
DTaco's plan into rractira, bat lie would
utii.z- ora - tie v-:tu"Gs sI..s'as WAlch "c-
c.,siorlaiir come over TIE country ~ en=ra!t-
~. ia tie Organic Las certain PRINCIPLES lie
would bv amendments t. the constitution
''soyercty deprive legislatures O: the powe:
70 ie..>!&ta for any citizen N preference u
~ 1t the expense G. jH@ whole. tIvi!
service reform, except n /. Is implanted IN
the constitution, lie records rs = sAaln- Even
II one a,!miaIstr2tIcl IS tr;:a - the Theory,
= succeediu" oae may UI:do ali that has been
done. !Ec pouc: to change n'icty Thousand
o.licr-holi,rs with each change OF admins
trlti"n aus; J. taken tf".a tie e%ecGtive- aS
ii viii be used ny pro:iI.atc administration
- hc cX'riisa of 4 conscientious one The
old hattla cry TO the victor belongs the
u.olls, %iii via foGr e. e.ilons cut II tive
u. .r = party or administration that promises
t. maxi appointments aoleiy with L VIE" 10
the gJuf oi Jhc country.
L!r Potter $50 proposes 10 dcTIl"c he
executive nt q "a. e par-.'a Of his patronage
and t. distribute u "a !9-,litits. fostruast-CS
h. uou,i eject ~ l,"rGiar vote, and sub
ordinate pl;cch"iisra he would gIyc fixed
terms. IS tilr.s u2w a3e, We have every
fuar years battle i-r the DasSessicn oi
ninety thog,cn1 ct.ic,s. Iha tEirty-yi-i.J
states particiYa'. N tie cpI.,:ct Gvcc lie
iisig'i.Iyagt o3'icc il. = STATE orl.:sit"ry. BY
u.ahiI-. some of these ciiic,s elective and
e ? J -
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~ H.E.s =, Ti,@ DC::iN.-E.r. Je..reT
has established the fact that bones d2sar-
ps..r Ia the ocoan. By dredging, II -
co,n,aun t. brii;g cp teeth, buy rarely eyer
: bo.sa Of any kind these, however e'i:!-
,act. dissolve Il exposed u the action oi
ihc waty, but lit;!c time. On the con-
,Fary treth-Which are not bones any
more than whales are fsh-resist the de
s,raving action uf sca-watcr Indefinitely.
Il is, therefore. 4 powerful solvent. ''tia,
the popular opinion IS that It is htane: \! !!
such were the case, The bottom % all
sc.,s would, ionS& ago, have been shal.owed
by immense accumuia.ions 81 c%rc.IaSrS
and products q he vegetable Kingdom
constantly Heating into them. Dentne,
the peculiar material Of which teeth are
formed, and tie enamel covering 'hem,
offer extraordinary resistance t. these
chemical agencies which resolve Other
ani:nalremaius into nDtAingnesS. Mounds
in the West, tumui iii Europe and ASIA,
which are believed to antedate sacred his
tory for thousands OF Years, yield up per
fac;ly sound teeth, on which nme appears
to have made no impress, whatever.
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p,Iit;ca! .ssaSS:aaiiens.

III. lrF.. - -. lN,.l-.,
lnf'; No. e.'l''lL -" ~ '--' u '-ie '''''
OF Modena was 2ttenP;2d-
1917 J"ae AZ S'g"'i ''i'' -
PRUSSIA ".;S ,I $3.50. ~ SfIlu - ,l.-i,'- ,.,
lo5l, May SslSi94Ge' ,s!.,I. a workman, ,it !.
SHOT AZ Ft;tftSH ;i y tttLal: sL i''' NN'S 'l
fTSS.' tsSn 80 80 IS - - nat, -, ox1ior
lo'o' June . i,'ogt, ,,.i AZ :. d. eA+..gu,
tehAi'' III 'i' -
Vueeu .S'o.4' y, 4, ;..,,
70, ,S,nI =. ,i,-,.iIIns ,ritb ,-b;cb !,
chime was iouhi = iilsst-ies ~ S Slsn men M IL
h n.eh iItciil.'i % "gT,iV ~ ,o,.gn Eri IL
I',, e'iI - .,.r.i,. - st n,,'i(lI
b,,I m,r,;i TN, %, tb, r.,,,,,r. =.
IN ',s ~ ht' lis H,,nii i va ;Jr 'iI n''i I IA =
:: .','''''' - '''''' '''-'>''
i-i'%en'- ,[-. =, ;. -. rf
300 -'i,'" ~
oi is'"r f-'ii'oe1 - ''t''i '''' - ''-' h''i-
IAN I.,ain'sf-
tH,H' 'u!y y; An aS'Ihi,'' MS Hii'7 I"
XII Napoleon H. Is 1t v - entering 'he
ORA '",'i't Ie - ,n, 1u
o"'' A,''sl ~ L:I -, -, ,,'9 i,,,
b"',e "i ant Ti'S hiii'i y iL uiit'" I
hI, Nh" , st,'nS'' DS Nm N IN ',1 ,I'o,s a. %
io'' NP,I % '','I.o''' ,1, - -. 80 ',,,':
It ~. !" -' o''''''' '''' '-'S ''-0 = ''-''--
il,,ieE!' 1ae,. Al y, rn,..I E,.,n.., ,,.o,
100 f:t'--. - - - II H.
a arflS'1i IL t..' '-- % i''''6 0'' i'''''>'''''
V5evh Vl'. 81 pan II. NIL.
io'"' - ,Ti {"
S"I;iyF, 5'a""S'' : - .'''''"'' Al '' -'"i''''
WIN MS -,Ay"hot- ",
1921, A"SE'; 4 N't'nl''A -, III ''Saii;
h1:t'."-il, "ii'ii,h ai'i ''ii.-" "'iH Seh'ShVti
10 G1atl ies c'i1iie ';oi 1-''i'o-' u ''S''.'9'-
nate ham
1915. jinuafy II. Napoleon iti. lot the
iifth time. 0rsir ani ms associates threw
Illuminating bombs at him - Ee w;.S o2 his
way 10 the opera.
1861. fGly II. King William, Of Prussia,
Was f.r H.. 6rs5 tin.c shot ., by Oscar
E..Eer. student, at Ea,lcn-Baden. Becker
tired twice Al lin, Int missed h;n
1852, December Is. ! student nance!
pe.sia- fred a pistol al Queen Amelia "t
t,rcrcc Princess ii Ni&,ubecg3 At Athens.
INe3. December II. .'uGr more cous:i-
ya.ors from London against the Ete II Va
p.,Ioau III, w,re arrested II. Paris.
1853. Anril Il. P9,4.Iy"t lincoln VAS
ST.. lev J. Wilkes Booth.
I,l;; S,,r;l ;, y Russian named Kavara-
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French FUSERALs.-WLen any person Of
wealth dies Ii Paris the front door OF the
house Is drape3 with b-4ck velvet, with
silver fringe and mouliing. ihe curtain i>
looped up al the sides; and inside the door
way Is an ait.I, with crucitiz and candle;
burning. and oruamented with rare flowers
Il has a very solemn and imposing effect
Those attending funeral always walk viii
their heads uncovered, and those on Il,
sidewalks take off the:- hats while the cort
ere Is passing.
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Tge jars AT TIE PARIS EXHIBITION.

Tug J,pS AT TIE PARIS EXHIBITION.
-'rbe .Jauanyse are selling off their wares
ri. -,re..t -apiIity. Already half OF the
c,,5tIy hr5I.zes ..,.I rnreela:ns IN that de-
nartinen: are ticketed ''sold, and that IN
s,.i-. .f The fact that tie Fiices are Simply,
,t.rife. fr,... $500 :" 5000 beng asked
sor tia cil6icer pieces. Unlike many OF
rLs other departments, where !on l'oA
j., vain f,,,- :, person ." Elve yDu IiorIi2-
~, "a to r,ri.rs or u take Al orGe,, the
caany Japs have = man always al haila 20
sr..,x.- questions Dr t. n-scrlbe your name
i ,,o,r yi,L 10 purchase. THIS business
H.. i; ..,r-.gr.ment. combined with the tact
H.. The Chinese AID japanese wares, and
egTec-aIl- the latter, a=e all the rage Just
- h., had much to do with the re;sdl-
moss v-h-rtg.-h their things have been
r,I6 The Jacanesc commissioners and
r.,icsn:..s,. JlacA-coa-ed, stove-plpe hated,
and IN ali respects gotten up Ike Euro
,,a,rs are not half 81 interesting 70 look
y >, ere the Chinese III the blue petit
coats. ba..sv green plush trousers, clumsy
shoes. and long pi2taiis The French
,zorL,nsn of the Exhibition delight III
cbattering French to their Chinese COM
rades, Who laugh and chatter back again
with nonkey-hhe gayety and vehemence-
The Chinese department IS certainly inc
,on.r brilliant III the whole exhibition
Tie showcases themselves are one mass
Of c..rving and one blaze OF gold--Ne@
Yo,L Jj'CnE.
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T,DTrs I. HrBLa:a hILTS--OI Course
,,,,, r..aiers know tuat iancy-dress balls have
become a popular institution IN England
.,ow aud ri:lt women Of ell ages have been
rlarnoriDs for invitations % these gath1Tlngs-
~. concoetion OF the fancy dress has be
cr,oa = r.hase Of excitement n many homes;
Tnt the last craze in the matter OF fancy
r. costume las brought out many Eot
words and quarrels II hitherto peaceful
bcnsebolds. The most fashionable covering
u can hardly say dress-that l@dy can
now var on these occasions Is taat patron,
;laJ by the Highlanders- Iae Hight~ni
tijt has been worn with great sEccea,5, / '''':
Eli Inv several ladies' OF distinction One o'
,5ese ,S,., 3 Isa:es appealed TO friend whether he
thcrcht il wrong to pat on the hiehia;la - !
80 and the friend answered that tne
iy,,nor-ancz was not in what she pat on, ou'
IN M Mat She took of cannot and VII il's
beIi.ye that such bold and daring lorii .. ..
fancv dress would ever become popular
a-ao-q - rood and modest girls; but that i
Sbonli have found favo: II certain SECTIONS
~ even aristocratic society, does not seen
s,,rnrisiug after the recent revelations ol
;,niinire iriyolity in high places
4
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NATIONS don't blow around for three
months ii they mean fight. Come, Vic
toria. YOU and the Car take some soda
water and make up.
, 1878-07-06

Rrss1, has thirty-four inhabitants To
the square mile, while England has three
hundred and eighty-nine.
, 1878-07-06

Epfsox's invention 10 MAKE deaf man
Lear IS well enough as Ear as IL goes, but
rbar this country wants is something to
make a man believe that boil on MS le33
is four-story blessing.
, 1878-07-06

WoEk.-Do You find your karpiest
friends among the idlers and pleasure
seekers or the earnest workers We
know what your answer viii be. OF all
the miserable human beings II has been
our fortune or misfortune to krow, they
were the most wretched who had retired
from useful employment in order 10 enjoy
themselves. Why, the slave At his entorc-
ed labor. or the hungry toiler for bread,
were supremely happier IN comparlson-
, 1878-07-06

Mas. WooDHULL alleges that certain
people in England have damaged her rePn-
tation 10 the amount of S450,0 ,0O0. That
cant be the reputation she had when she
went away from Jhis country.
, 1878-07-06

Eighteen families IN New York count up
S2l0, COO, 900 among theIn-
, 1878-07-06

Br,sk DEEDS at this Office.
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away with him one day last week, throwing
him to the ground and severely injuring him.
Mr.. Robt. Wyic is happy,-he has his wind
engine erected. He says 1t will save him lots
Of elbow grcesc this summer.
Jay Hawke las an Office at last-that of
constable.
Mr. T. Loucks has feed grinder in running
order with w'.i.,i he is ready to do all Kind OF
grindir" fJc his patrons He reports BIZ good,
Nj john Short, who moved to Triumph this
spring has moved back to Homer, and can be
found at the old stand of the Chasas. lie Will
peg to the last.
The creek in Homer is seemed twice a week
by the bummcrs who hare nothing else to do
and still they complain of hard times.
Walham has organized brass band. Stick
together, boys, and success will crown your eff
forts.
Cloth peddIcrs, lightning rod men and the
abominablc book agents are thick IN these parts
The people have turned their dogs loose and
keep their guns loaded
Mr.. James Gimour intends gong to Gales
burg in a short time to ply his trade of 9 den
fist
The stock Of the suicide Chase amounted to
800
There is an effort to stir up dissatisfaction in
district No. 9 in regard to the teacher. All
outsiders have to do is to button their lips and
the young lady will come out all right. She
~, 1.,,1,
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a photographic Tramp.

The man who has written anything for the
editor and didn't scratch it off in harry
will please call at this Office and hear some
thing To ms advantage.-(W city U6rrick.)
He is busy looking for the man who read a
personal paragraph and did not have his '"atten-
ton called" to it-(N. y Ndil) And when
he finds him. the two will naugurate search
for the fellow VINO made up his mind to be.
come candidate for office without being
urged to do so by his friends. ~ Elmiu Id.
rcrtiscr) The three arm in arm, will then
start out to find the reporter who never spoke
of fire as the "dcvourng element" and the or
ator who never expressed himself in a few
well chosen words "-(Jdmest0rH JonrJtai)
Having found him, the four will then cali on
the man who don't care much for the paper,
but his wife likes TO read it."-(CdmdeR PostD
And then the five will call on the man who is
in arrears on subscription for five years and
threatens to quit "patronizing" the paper be
cause the editor won't give him free puff
(BrookrWe Dcmorrdt) Taking him along, the
six will 80 in search of the man who is per
fcctlv willing that his name should appear in
the paper and consequently doesn't add, But
if YOU should Use 1t, you know, YOU can put in
-" half column puff for the modest fellow.
-Worr,y',r Press.
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From Garfield.

GARFIELD, Ill, April 2jth, 1873.
Report says that the election of school trus
tees for the town of Usage that took place on
the ID of April 1878 will be contested; grounds
of contest Weg0j on account Of n-pertorm
ance of duty Of the clerk Of the board oftrustees
in posting up proper notices of said election
There is plenty of water in this end of the
county at present.
Thomas Whalcn, one of the ,ccjLt0-do bachc-
Tors Of this township, departed his bachelors
life on Tuesday of this week and went to La
Sale, llls with the determination of bringing
home heIp-matc with him. Who'd thunk
it: lNCOGNITO.
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From Marselles.

hARsEILLEs, April %, 1917.
\ freight car off the track was the excite
ment this morning.
The Rev. J. Straub will be theUnivcrsalist
minister for the coming year.
The Reform Club hold weekly meetings on
Tuesday evenings. The rain on last Tuesday
evening prevented it. 1t is reported that a
four days meeting will be held soon, at which
Mr. Woodford of Pontiac will speak
Aman from Morris who beats every one there
playing checkers, came down here to take in
the natives. One Of our boy players took him
in and beat him SO bad that he thinks checkers
"ain't much of a came anyhow"
If Mr.. j. Frost keeps away, the outlook for
iruit is remarkably fiatcring
\ female quartette made sweet music at one
of the late temperance meetings.
1t is rumored that male qHartette is endcav-
cnngto organize permanently for the deecta-
ton of Marseilles mortais. It'sa good thing if
rightly managed.
The work of repairing the old Paper mills
progresses quite fast. 1t is rumored that DR.
y. F. Jackson will be interested in one of them
Last Monday lght while the family of Flick
Rolla were sleeping quietly, Ibis house is in
The ravine at the head of Main street. the laad
gave way from behind the house. moving it
four or five feet into the street, frightening the
family, and leaving a bank of earth behind the
house Fortunately no one was injured. The
earth is being removed
There is now a better feeling in the business
circles Of this place than since the panic The
prospects are not brilliant but promise a Ger.
tain remuneration from careful investments
\ noliccnSc board j. the talk Of the people
otthe village although some OF the saloon keep
ers are making extensive preparations Tor bus
incSs.
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The :re,r. confession Of Mrs. Tlton and the
motive which prompted that confession are
strongly suggestive of good story once told
of a noted Cincinnati lawyer and eYjudgc and
a Scotch banker OF that city.
1t appears that there had been rumors atloat
OF q scandaluus nature concerning the relations
existing between a well known Cincinnati wo-
man of great beauty bat o!doubiiul virtue and
the two gentlemen in question. One Gay the
lawyer. upon hcIliHE these Iumur- tor the
first Time became yyTy much aglta'ct, and
forthwith rushed into the private office of the
banker and in a state Of great excitement told
the banker what he had heard
We'll, Judge" said the banker, what Cp
Won propose To do about it,"
DO ahou, it>" rC,orscj fLc layer Why,
sir, deny lt-dnv H. By Cd sir, deny H.
Let H. see about that said the banker
Vow. Won are lawyer and ! am banker
Il may do very well for YOU. as lawyer tu
deny it, lat. as % banker. consider my repU-
tati1n for truth and integrity Cd: more con-c
quencc to me than character fir chastity. '-
s.. Louis R.gr'iiaas
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Uncle Toms Cabin" has been acted in this
country more times than any other play out
side of Shakespeare. 1t was first put on the
stage IN Troy, n. Y, through mere chance,
by Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Howard, who were then
managing small theatre there. OLIVER
Twist" was III rehearsal, and Mrs Howard was
the Oliccr In the adaptation then in use was
character Since dropped-that of little Dick,
the sick pauper boy, who intercepts officer in
his flight from the poOrhouse. Although Dick
had only few words to say, there was no avail
able child deemed competent for the role, and
it was decided to use the managers little
daughter, Cordela, merely as a figure, and
omit the language. The child was greatly in
tcresed in the rehearsal, however, and an actor
slyly taught her the words of her part Mrs
VI. III. Fiske thus describes the performance
"On came the fugitive Wicer, while Cordelia,
according to direction, dug at the pile of dirt
dumped in the corner by the paling. Mrs.
Howard affected to discover the sickly Dick,
and cautiously impaired this information, I'm
running away, Dick Iunning away, is you y
returned the new artist behind the paling.
Then, with full PERCEPTION of the character,
ard obliVious as to the written words, the hild
gave in her own language, the sense of the text
III come back and see you some day, Dick,
said Mrs. Howard. 1T yon't be no use, Obey,
dear sobbed the infant actress, when you tum
back ] vent be digging title graves-I'll be
all dead an in little grave by myself" To
snit the prscoClous aptncss thus shown, I'm
Gle Toms Cabin" was dramatized to give the
child chance as Era. Cordela is now mar
ricd, and has retired from the stage; but Mr.
and Mrs Howard still appear as 81. clair and
j0,Su
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vEGE: Inc
TOE
Chills, Shakes,
FEVER AND AGUE.
TARBoRo, y. C.. ISIS.

lANRoEO, y. g.. lNts
DR.. II. il, STEVENS
Deay Sri feel very grateful for what your valuable med
cinc. Ncgcue has done in my family. wish 10 express
my thanks by informing you Of the wonderful cure of my
also 10 et you know that Ncgcnc Is the best medicine
ever saw for CkiS Shakes Fercy and iQe My son was
sick with measles in 1873, which left him with HpJO di
My suffered great deal Of pain all Of the mc
the pain great he did nothing but cry The doctors
did not help him Particle he could not lit his foot from
the floor; he could not move without crutchr' read your
advertisement In the LOHiSCHs tOWteOHtHd that Ncge
tine great Blood Purifier and Blood Food. tried
bottle which great benefit lie kept on with the
medicine gradually gaining lie has taken eighteen bottles
in ALL and he is completely restored 10 health walks without
crutChes cane. He IS twenty years of age | have
younger fifteen years of age VINO Is subject 10 thH
Whenever he feels coming he comes in takes dose
of Negetne and that Is the last of the ChR. Negctnc
leaves bad effect upon the SYSTEM Ike most of the el
cnes recommended for IhWS cheerluy recommend
Negctine for such complaints think 1t Is the greatest
mccicine in the world. Respectfully.
MRS. j. W. LLOYD.
VEGETIyE.-When the blood becomes liieless and stag
nan either from change OF weather Of climate want of
exercise irregular diet from any other cause the NEGE
TINE will renew the blood, carry of the putrid humors,
cleanse the soma.h regulate the bowels. and plrt tone
Of vigor 10 the whole body.
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Ophir and Vicinity.
April 81 ISIS

April p. ISIS.
small grain in THESE parts vcry good and
promises a good harvest Com land lumpy
beng pluwcd too wet.
Mr.. Everett OF Paw Paw. j. the guest Of
his brother DR.. Everett. Of Homer.
Mr.. Henry smith has pleasure Yacht Oh o.,
Nermiilion.
Mrs. Geo.. han>berger = meeting with good
success d. . teacher Of music Mrs. Bowman
IS also teaching some Of the young folks.
DR.. Harmon. Of Ia sale. had his horse rul
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y free negro woman wsS Kidnapped in Gin
cinnati twenty-five years ago by slave dealer
and sold into slavery in Kentucky. where she
remained until the close OF the war. Recently
,he sued Sheriff Ward Of Little Rock. the kid
nappcr. for $4,000. \ long and clo>clv-cUn.
tested Trial resulted in a verdict for 5000.
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VEGETINE
FOR
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS,
And General Debility.

BERNARDsTON MASS. 1873.
We the undersigned having used Negene take pleasure
in recommending to all those troubled with HuorS OF
any kind DyspeJSd. Nervousness or GtHerdl DebHH II
being the Great Blood Purifier. sold by H. L. Crowc a
sons who sell of il than all other patent medicine put
together MRS l.. f. PERKINS,
MRS II. ". SCOTT
.TOSEPHUS SLATE.
VEGRrIYE is the great health rcstorcr-composed eNcu
svcy bak and herbs 1t is very pleasant TO take
every child likes il.
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IIIRA NJ r.. GILBERT, Attorney at Law. OF
nee in Opera House Block. Ottawa, III. oep25'ij
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