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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-06-26
The Iowa Republican State COnyen.

lion.
Dies MONIES, June l9.--The Repub-
lican State Convention met this NOR
ming with large attendance of dele
gates and a packed house of specta-
tors.
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
Hon. James Harlan, of Henry coun-
ty, chairman.
Upon coming forward he was ap-
plauded and spoke, in his deliberate
way, substantially as follows:
Gentlemen: We have convened here
not for the performance of empty GER
emonies, but to discharge important
duties required by the constituencies
who have authorized us to meet in
this convention. The work before us
is important, without regard to par
ty, because the nominees of this con-
vention have moral certainty of be-
coming State officers. 1t is import
ant, therefore, that we select men of
unimpeachable character. As par
ty we think the members of this con-
vention should be sound republicans.
We should make clear and unam-
lbiguous statement of principles, in
order that our candidates may have
something solid on which to set their
feet. More than hundred years ago
one of Americas greatest statesmen,
lifting the vail Of the future, peered
into the distance with the vision of a
seer and said in words profoundly
prophetic, ~ have far other and far
, brighter vision before my gaze i; i,
may be vision but 1 will cherish it.
. see one vast confederation stretch.
. ing from the frozen north to the
glowing southland from the wild
pillows of the Atlantic westward to
the calmer waters of the Pacific main
and see one people, and one law,
| and one language and faith, and, over
, all the wide continent, the home OF
freedom and q refuge for the Cypress
|, ed of every race and of every cline
That was . glowing picture, but We
, to-day stand where we realize the
truth of that wondrous prophecy
, and look forward to the time wher
/ our forty millions shall have becom,
two hundred millions of happy PEG
:, pie, having one faith, one languag,
5 and one law. But in order that thi
much desired contamination shall b.
attained, we owe to posterity the du
a Ity of acting with wisdom, prudence
, and foresight. In the announcement
! of principles we should bear in mine
that we may not all agree in non-es
sentials, but in essentials we may al
4 insist on our views with the creates
personality. There ought to be
. statute of limitations in some things
: In the balloting there may be som
asperity Of feeling, but when we ad
:. ljourn the statute of limitations shout,
/. go into effect.
= Gentlemen, thank you for tn
1 honor conferred upon me, and noy
& await your decision.
The following gentlemen wer
elected Secretaries: w. f. Lucas, @
: Cerro Gordo county j. Fred. Mey
k ers, Of Crawford county; John +
H Hays, Of Story county.
v The following is the committee o
Iooon1,,<sn~o.
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8 Per Cent. Money.

can loan in sums of $500 and up.
wards, to suit borrowers, at per Ct,
and smaller commission than any
person in the city.
sl7Wtf WE C.. JAoUEs.
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In the Senate on yesterday morn
ing, the nomination of Judge Law
renee, on the Silver Commission, was
rejected, and then the vote rejecting
Ex-Governor Fenton was reconsider
ed and he was confirmed. Thus the
commission has one silver and two
anti-silver men as members.
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TAPE woRMREMovED ALIVE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
- card.

Tosll who are suffering ffom ths errors and In.
discr stions Of youth, nervous. weakness, early
decay, loss OF manhood. 10. II VIII send receipt
that viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
sreas remedy was discovered by . missiensry n
South America. Send self-addrsssed envelope
70 the Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Station d, Bible
House. New York City. sept ls-deod.wly
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a Beauty,


We are indebted to Mrs. w. T.
Johnston for the most besutiful and
fragrant boquet we have ever seen in
this country. 1t was clipped from
her plants blooming out doors, and is
composed Of the most beautiful red
and white Lilies, red, white and pink
roses, fuschias, geraniums, pansies,
heliotrope, honeysuckles, begonias,
ferns, etc. In fact it looks pretty
enough to set even the average lover
of flowers wild with delight. If oul
lady, or gentlemen friends either, de-
sire to sec q sight that will well re-
pay for their trouble they should, by
ell means, 60 out to Mrs. Johnston'i
aad see her beautiful flowers.
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1t pays to buy the best shoes you
can always get them at Phillips.
Tho Outlook.

This time last year the farmers
were plodding in the mud, many OF
them at that dale planting their corn,
no prospect for wheat, fruit ditto,
and everything looking gloomy and
discouraging. A drive in the coun-
try this forenoon found corn well ad-
vanced, generally clean and healthy,
grass splendid, fruit fair, wheat, rye,
oats, potatoes, &c, very promising,
for all of which let us all rejoice.
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EsTRAYEp.

Bay horse, near eye out. Liberal re-
ward will be paid for his return.
'(D WIZ A. j. PECK.
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Morteage Motes yvanted.

OLD TYPE. - Excellent BABBlTT
METAL, for sale at l21s cts. per pound
at this Office. WITT
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l will purchase some long time
notes secured by real estate mortgage.
WITT o. M. LADD,
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e. 2. kunkers Bitter Wine Of Iron


e. +. kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron will efiec
tualiy cure liver complaint, jaundice dyspepsia
chronic or nervous debility. chronic diarrhna
disease Of the kidneys and all diseases arisin,
from disordered liver, stomach or intestines
such as constipation, fiatulence. inward piles
fnlness Of blood to the head acidity of the stom
ach. nausea. heartburn, disgust for food, fullnes
or weight in the stomach. sore eructations, sink
| ing or futtering at the pit OF the stomach, swim
| ming OF the head. hurried or difficult breathing
fluttering OF the hearth, choking or sufYocatius
sensation when In a lying posture, dimness O
vision, dots or webs before the sight, duh pain il
| the head, deficiency OF perspiration, yellownesi
OF the skin and eyes, pain in the side, back head
chest, limbs. etc.. sudden iushes of heat burning
In the flesh, constant imaglnngs of evil and gre4
depression of spirits. Price 81 per bottle BeWart
of counterfeits. DO not let your druggist palm
or some other preparation ofirOn he may say IL Il
good, but ask for kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron
Take no other. kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron 4
not sold in bnlk-Only in 81 bottles. X. +. Kun.
KEEL, Proprietor, No. $50 North Ninth Street Phil.
adelphia, Pa. Sold by all druggists and dealerl
everywhere.
TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE
Head and all complete In two hours No fes
till head passes Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms
removed.by DIR. Kunkel, $50 North Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. Send for circular Forremov
ing Seat, Pin or Stomach Worms call on your
druggist and ask for a bottle of Kunkei'a Worm
Syrup, price 81. Common sense teaches II Tapt
Worm be removed, all other worms can be readi.
ly destroyed. june IL DAWN
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The UTMOST RELIANCE MAY be plac-
ed in HUNTS REMEEY for the
prompt cure of Kidney, Bladder and
Urinary Diseases, Diabetes, Gravel
and Dropsy. HUNTS REMEDY
cures diseases Of the Urino- Genital
Organs, Mental and Physical Debili.
ty, and Pains in the Side, Back, and
Loins. HUNTS REMEDY has been
for Is years . favorite medicine Of
Family Physicians.
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From Fridays Daily.

from fridays DAILY
We received q welcome call to-day
from DR.. Clutch, of Blakesburg. The
DR.. is well posted and is alive on the
political questions of the day.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-06-26

II you want your Baby to look
bright do not put it to sleep with
laudanum when restless, but use DIR.
Bulls Baby Syrup. IS cents bottle.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-06-26

The following State Central Com.
mittee was elected: Frank Hatton
Burlington John Mahin, Muscatine
D. V. Buckholdt, Buchanan; H. T
Reed, Howard; James L. Williams
Marshall; BENZ. F. Ebert, Monroe
r. A. Dague, Clark; Geo. II. Powers
Taylor; and Craig l.. Wright, Wood
bury.
After introduction of several res.
oiutions and the appointment Of va
rious committees, the convention ad.
journed until afternoon.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-06-26

Full line of Ladies' Side Lace Shoes
at Phillips. 4-1Owtl
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Frank Hatton Of the Hasokeye, i

FLANK H8ttOn OF the HdaOEeye, Is
attempting to criticize Secretary Nc
Crazy, and the Washington Press crit
icises the critic in the following hui
morous way: Doesn't it look queer
to see little Hatton try to belittle the
great McCrary? Did you ever see
and hear katy-did sitting on q big
oak tree fiddle its hind legs across its
back7 Give US rest, Frank. The
AGDkeye ought to be in better bust
ness. Give us lesson in political
courtesy" IS you called it."
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Best Gents Fine Boots al Phillips.
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s. Il. SHOLLEN BAKGER.
Breeder and shipper--of
Poland and China
II 9 g s
somervilie. Butler Co. ohio.

They are large and fine spotted in color with
long body, short legs, broad straight back deep
sides with heavy hams and shoulders, dropping
ears. and fine style. Any one wanting pigs Of the
genuine Poland and China stock should sddress
me at somervllle
Refer to J. M. Hedrick. of this paper.
July low
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from Wetln esdAy,s Datly

From Wednesdays Daily.
The Gate City sage the X. 4 d. M.
engine house at Bentonsport in which
was an engine for supplying large
tank with water, caught fire from the
smokestack yesterday morning and
burned down. The fire had gained
such Roadway before it was discov.
cred that no efforts were made to save
r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-18

NEW YORK, July 16.-From special
information the 1fmes correspondent Il
able to give an accurate showing OF crop
prospects. In Western New York AZ
excellent crop Of hay has been secured
mostly 10 good condition. Probably nc
season was ever better for this crop
Farmers are now in the wheat harvest
The heavy rains last week did not injure
the grain, but made the straw tender,
making binding more difficult. The crop
ia more than an average. The rains were
especially needed by oats, barley, and
other standing crops. Oats promise d
large yield. The Hessian fy has hurt
barley badly, specially late pieces, which
are much broken down. The crop Il
light aud Of poor quality. Corn pros
poets are poor. The cold, wet May de-
stroyed much seed, and the stand every
where Is poor. Despite the late warm
weather the crop cannot make amends
for the spring sci back. Late rains made
stalks very weak. Beans were abundant.
ly planted and are promising well. The
potato bug Is doing lively and fatal exc
cntion. The rains washed q good many
Of, bat they took the Paris green with
them, and farmers are too busy with the
wheat harvest to re,sprinkle. The hot
weather will be very detrimental to what
is left. Fruit Is only fair crop. Apples
did not get very heavily on account Of
May frosts, but as fewer codIing moths
appear the fruit will be Of good quality.
Pears set poorly, and the crop will be
light. RASpberries are good crop. Al.
together the prospects, for the great staples
are cheering. Prices cannot be high, ex.
cept, perhaps, for barley, and possibly
potatoes, judging from the Western New
York showing,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-18
Crop Reports-specuiators Sel
o., Hug Granger stocks.

NEw YoRk, July l6.-Priyats dis
patches from The Northwest confirm the
reports received by the press that the
rain storm, during the past ten days
have done incalcuIGble damage to the
ysSip crop, the extent Of which, however,
l. no, fully knosn. Ia some places 1t
sppeArs that the whole wheat crop hiss
been destroyed, while the growing corn
bAs bssn flooded, aud there remains lit
tie hope oiEeAliEtug even the fraction Of
the crop that was expected. Recent dis
patches from Ohio and Indiana give
more favorable reports respecting the
crops In those States.
Ii wac claimed on Wall street that the
leading investors in st. Paul and North.
WSssstoeks are selling As fast as they can
dispose Of their securities without break.
Ing the market too quickly. The reason
A4siEned for this action Is the damaging
reports respecting the recent storm in
the Northwest,
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why we Have Hot weather.


The sun was In apogee, and the EARN
in,aphelion, this morning at twenty.iOur
minuies alter three: that Is, the earth
,.,,Lsd ,hs n.,t NJ her orbit In which she
,i".H 800. - ~ d;.,,U.s f,om ,be ann
y ~, !" luo sie.e1. u'" ~, ,ha s.s,L T.
FOR, strange ~ II may Sse", sne eAs.n -
now three millions Of miles TURNER from
ice sun than sherwas on the first oil last
January. Taking the most approved es.
t,ms,ion Of the suns distance and using
.Srn5 'r,mhsrs N s.nrs., the anne thu
' ~ - 49,, ~ r., ii ..,,h !. =,
d''sSnce oe'neeh 'ne 81. IN, nAu sn :, a.
present ninely-ihfee miIiohS Oh miles,
while in mid-winter the two bodies are
ninety millions OF miles apart. The
ouss,ion naturally arises as to the reason
~ W. do moi have the coolest weather
Wy - !. t.,,bs., ,w.v Tbi. 4.
~neh inc SUI 20 -, eos i.I~..
s1ily e1Piaineu'lof Tue sun > fAys ~" fsf'
psndicularly upon the earth IN midsun"
mer. aud obliquely In mid'"inter; the m
lsnsity. Of the heat lar over6alancnS
the difference In the distance. Inc sum.
tner heat Is, however, tempered y me
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-18

j
BE11AIRt Locl1s.-Mr. Kssson, Of
Toledo, Ohio, q very aoWery, fluent and
powerful Temperance lecturer, delivered
an address 70 q large and very respeeta'
bic assembly on the Public Square lat
Monday evening.
Mr.. Adam wise, gardener on Pultney
Bottom, 4 few miles south Of this city,
came very neSr showing of this mortal
coil, last Monday, BY drinking. an over
dose Of ice.water.
M. Matthias Brooks, lessee Of Ebeneter
Rbodes' farm, q few miles west OF Bell
aire and along McMahons Creek, has al
ready- commenced hauling in wheat to
the barn from the field, and the thrash
ipr machine is In active operation.
FEDERATION and family are preparing
10 move 10 Burr's Mill Camp Meeting
Ground to escape the intense heat Of city
Miss Agnes Archer, a highly respected
lady, died Last Monday At the residence
OF her brother, Mr.. John Archer, in old
BellGire. The mineral took place yester.
day afternoon. 10
MTs uuLuua 1h1Vpi va Pehtoi VI hhAo
city, received the contract LAST Monday
to build the Monroe county Jail and the
shsrifi7s residence, at Woodsfeld, o., for
the round sum Of $7,762. ..Ia.
A red haired asharper," named Gin.
mel Smith, after ransacking = fellow
boardeps trunk at the house Of Mrs.
Roscoe, last Tuesdsy, and stealing there
from 3 w "akipped" the town. His
residence Is so mewhere in Northumber-
land county, Pa,
We are informed that the Belmont
Glass Works will start fires next Friday
and resume operations again no later
than week from next Monday,
Several cases Of cholera infAntum are
reported by two Of our city physicians,
within the last few days. rlt.. .rs-o
Eastern drummers, representing sever;
al branches Of business, overlooked the
Globe House yesterday; shoe and boot
men took the lead. n e.g4
Mr.. B. Kraus, formerly Of your city,
and an employe for many years in the
hairworking establishment Of Mr.. Sau.
yaReot has, in connection with his shop
here, opened room for the manufacture
OF all kind Of fancy hair work, in which
he Is REALISTICALLY skilled.
An interesting child Of Mr.. Anthony
Wilbur, residing in South Bellsire, died
yesterday. 90, .s.-.rt,i =
Doctor Muh!eman, Homeopathic, Is
seriously contemplating going 10 Germa.
ny, At an. early day, for the pursuit Of
further medical knowledge in some oil
the leading colleges there. ,i-
A thermomstrical showing Of between
81 and 9ss in the shade in this city within
the last few days, between the hours Of 9
a. N. and 4 P. NJ, has caused not a few Of
our "best ones to privately consult their
MURPHY pledge"
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General Harris Tor Justice OF the
Peace.

sltshiI County Gazette. %, -..
A movement Is 90 foo! in HsrrisVille,
to cleo. Gen. T. n. HarFi. Justice Of the
peace for Unlon District, this fall. This
ws heartily sanction. We like to see
men Of prominence rewarded with i'm
por,ant official position. General Har-
ri. is one Of our beat citizens. His ex.
ssilsnt ssnss and Judgement at him for
the place, Besides, his long and varied
experience in different walks Of life,
wiilaad to his usefulness rs justice,
He was successful physician, a gallant
soldier and has been an efficient public
officer. He who could WELD the sword SO
80 bravely and wisely, ought to be able
10 balance the scales OF the blind goddess.
The physician can heal the legal ills Of
hisiellow man. III 10 true the General
may never have borne so great burden,
heretofore, rs the one the people now de-
sire to place upon him, but practice en-
Gbles a man 10 carry great loads. 10 ma
ture there 10 no such thing as standing
.t!ll.h We are satisfied our able friend is
far enough advanced In usefulness TO
properly administer the Office named.
He has not stood still all these years, and
now let him step up into something grand,
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New Grain outlet.

Attention was called in q recent issue
Of the Amrieaaa Exchange 10 q scheme
which had been protected for transporting
grain from Kansas City to 81. Louis BY
way OF the Missouri River. About two
weeks ago three barges were sent from
s..LouiS TO Kansas City, and loaded at
the latter plEes with $1,000 bushels Of
so !l;Ii. On July the barges started on
thsir return trip, and arrived safely at
S..lLouis July 10. The success Of this
venture has demonstrated the practical
bili.y Of utilizing the Missouri River as
swaterwGy. The proposition TO estab-
lib barge lice between 81. Louis and
Rausa, City has been considered doubt
tai undertaking, and the dangers Of nav.
igstipg the Missouri River were believed
10 be fatal 10 the enterprise. 80 great
was the latter apprehension, that the
company which made the new venture
was unable to obtain insurance on lis
boats at reasonable rate, and was COM
pelIed TO make the trip All ts own risk.
The account Of the trip shows that the
experiment was made under nnfayor'ble
auspices. The barges were large and
clumsy, and wholly unadapted to the
navigation Of rapid, crooked river like
tic Missouri; the men In charge Of the
TOW had no experience In navigating the
river, and knew nothing Of It's currents
or channel; the river was Its highest
Stage, making the actual current difficult
to be distinguished, and extraordinary
steam power was required to control
the bsrges. Notwithstanding these dif-
hculties, the trip was made without dam
ass. Or loss. The round trip occupied
sileen days, owing to the extra pre-
cautions taken to avoid accidents, but it Is
claimed that under ordinary circumstan-
Sssonly nine days will be required.
The officers OF the transportation COM
pany express the opinion that the dangers
or difficulties Of Missouri River navi-
CATION will present no : obstacle 10 the
establishment Of the barge line between
s..iIuuis and Kansas City. II proper
encouragement Is offered by the Two cit.
Les, smaller barges will be secured and
y permanent line established.
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DIED.

CHAMBERS On wednesday. July II. 1878, AT
4 O'Clock A. ~, Of Paalyiis, DR.. T. +. CHLhpEis,
10 the 6lst year Of his age. "a.
The funeral win taxa plsco from hi, late real
denee, No q South Broadway, Island, this after
noon at ~ o'clock. Friend, Of the family are
invited. ne ~ 80
PaEBDLT.-ou Wednesday, July i7th, 1873
LOUIS HESRY, infant son Of Louis aud jane Fro
bolt, aged year, months and II days
Funeral this afternoon ut Ok O'Clock, I ON No.
SilS wetEel street Friends Of the family are re-
specially Invited 10 attend.
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FOR SALE,
TGUsrEE's SALE.

By Virtue Of two dea5, ~,
o IL unds,,,snnsLs 40 CAnItiai ~ ~ |,
II pe.smhS. ~. 4. uuittO, datSd ,h.SSSS az
the prbas !. - a toe yeAf 1915 "a ,.IsIas
Einis. Ia NJ ~ STTo ,i o. 0hs pus,S sSss.u
s,ihsr A. A. ~ ~ o Trust BOX IA N Y, NES
he unSSr,,Sr uu'! nlde By Ckris,ti n 8
Nav. IN ~ uG,lse, dated NJ AlpsS
puhiie iSnS ,,.y eE isIt, and neSIg ~ b
~ nnsop S Ite9rd1 q MD ooustT i. g ls,SiS
FRIDAY ~ ~ *, cue SIid {, MA
iont door q The colTt Hon. y y 4 ~ tly M.
N ,ms.nA, 10 The city d Whs'li'OSa saSsIV n,
Aueuoh the following dassnb'.I = ~ u'SS
IH,et % much thereof 4, NAV helEtH :,
VOC aeoI secured BY aid desA. eiI,ssalThS
aPSpses eltendiDg The eItcUiISs v teHeiI
sIea " AZ deeds, but Iu6jSrt y ! y " tln y
mentioned below q TIE so,,h Lnnea q lgiS
o. TWO thouslnd dollar M Is, oA 2 hiES
aAIsh 70, ls7, I'LL PAD, ~ 80 eEahS
stIron Christian HsFpSr Wy, ,LL'ee IN
p9sen, uuilee, dlild Mifrh a. ~ shhGS
~ nuon The public and r,oS.I! n Il4Asf
" Reea BOOK Numbered s.. - ~ ! - ~
lNll sell . Aiortaah The lelssS.G IN dr.
PsIty, et 70 much thtfeoi y -. a1ftAI =
RioIesaid: The eastern mn y y bsCSSe,s
lot numbered seVInty.nins -. nlfiA NJ
zoe 81 Main 1trttt, GCvntIs w. g U y
if8nuns thItI .ihiee ieSi On ~ ~ =
four III t n, II 1ass setslnily d - ~ "
u inehei Iron Main strItt. ~ ~ l1SsGS
ern NE Of that paTt Of IL no,,L ~ - so -
tered eeItnt y.niue, haelnSiist sa IA
part LOT heing the ims IA, n n
conveyed 70 The taId thri,,Si,pI 49, ~ IaalrI
4. beny and wife and NS,,iis ,nSta HkS
me publls ISn5 ,a Issp, ~ ADD Nae5I ~
Sinis, IN DEED BcoI So q \, o ~ county, EsS
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No. y Stnou1 hs 6st.tSn Min - ~
L. " sIound allow de.-ibed. ~ "
chTts,,I.nh Tvr,y sihLed lnd naIJd !
AZ 49, mmSgpI y Jehl UDOtS.S ,.I9aS
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IN ~! neofa, 10 Decd BoaL "a Il 60
NJ ~ ~ III ~, nennened part d tkt ~ M
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ia \. h w 70 ,ne POpaty heIt6y ,tt,ss.&,,
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psIS noa. Oi y ABOVE but Rllbs 3 t,Ss ~. e
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akAss oy sALE-0bS.thIrd, ~ 49,.
Lne Paiehaser ma! elect o ~ ~ - -
ne oaanoe 10 Two equal lnsIIls,Ss, ~ !! ! !, ~
M nentnS respectively Efh Ist'r,.. ~ =
W y sIe, the purchaser TO IN, M -
vy neN iof eieh lnltallntnt ~ ~
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