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Arrival OF Passenger Trains
I RALTIMoRE AND PoTONAC DErOT, SIXTH AND I

AT BALTIMORE AND ONO DEPOT, NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. AND CsTREET.
Morning AS,thl1.
$50, st. Louis & Gin. ex. $3.50 Baltimore accom-.
st;8 Phlln & y, Y ex. i'N, baltimore accom-.
.I:D, CHICO u Pittsg 500 n Y, Phil q Bos OF.
ti2o, baltimore and way sos Piedmont Strasburr
. stations. v inchcster. Fred'ck,
$40, Fred. &C. tNet brch)I Hhgerstown, Point OF
MT, baltimore, Annapolis Rocks = way stations.
a.. express '6:S baltimore accom-.
E4b, Nj artinsburg and HA-| +7isO Baltimore express
EerstOwn &C. Metro 80 Baltimore & way sta
- poltsn bTanCh.) tons,
5000, BatInOr accom- $500 Chicago & 81. Louis,
u:sO baltimore press .gIO, NY. Phil. e Boston
express,
~ArrvB daily, Others suudays exc-pted
H5- For the lime OF departure of trains SOC ndver
Esenenls elsewhere
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HEADQUARTERS for gents low-quarter shoes,
from seyenty-fYe cents per pair up, at the
Great Boston Shoe Auction House, 49l Penn.
sylYania avenue
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VENTILATED Hats Stinemetz's, 1887 Penn.
sylvania avenue.
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For Middle Atlantic States and New England
rapidly rising barometer, northcrly winds, and
cooler, clear, or partly cloudy weather, except
northeasterly winds and local rains in southern
portion OF former
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One THOUSAND PARAsoLs and Sun UNI
brclla5 for sale at Burdette's, Seventh street.
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gents and boys sizes, fully warranted. Jacob,
Brothers, 1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
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CHILDIEN's Hats to match SUITS Slime
metz's 1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
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KITCHENS COTTAGES,

ATLANTIC CITY, N. d.
Opposite tho lighthouse and near the hot and cold
water baths within 400 feet of tho ocean, and Within
two blocks of Congress Hail. HOUSES new, rooms
airy and large, overlooking tho ocean. Neatly FUR
nished Table excellent, inviting, and hOmelke.
Best of roferences In this city and phlal9pla, Al,
Corner Rhode Island and Atlantic avenues,
. Atlantic City N. j,
1874 Chestnut street. Philadelphia. my3Is&Wiw
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TO TTIE PUBLIC2

Notwithstanding the strong pressure for
" cheaper" goods Ito which most manu-.
facturers have yielded by lowering both
Quality and Price, have maintained the
highest standard of our product while re-
ducing prices by every legitimate means.
The people are tired of 'shoddy" cloth
ing, bought only from necessity, and the
country's improvement is evidenced by the
growing demand for better goods.
For the Spring of 1879 have prepared
one of the choicest stocks of Stylish Cloth
ing ever produced, and my prices are as
low as the cost of labor and material will
permit. Terms cash.
.. KAT&E1N5TEI
$40 SEVENTH STREET, near Pennsylvania Avenue.
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ROCK ENON
Springs and Baths, Virginia.

OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE lG Parties can be
accommodated earlier A. $. PRATT, Manager.
John a. Gray, so well and fayOraby known in Wash.
lngton, Will have charge OF the dining room.
Circulars giving full Information now ready at the
Office of A. S, Pratt SON. iOl Ninth street northwest
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puro Maple Syrup

For cheap carpets, go to julius Lansburgh.
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FELIX DESF0SSE'S FRENCH BAKERY.


20 YEARS OF INCREASING SUCCESS.
FELIX DESFOSSE,
the wellknOwn and only real French baker In Wash.
mglOn (iOmerly OF Nineteenth strCe), has perman-
entity located VI No 2Oi2 III street, between Twentieth
and rwentyiirAt streets, near Pennsylvania avenue
whore he contlnurs, Ga heretofore, TO make French
and American bread OF tho very best quality French
bread a specially Vienna rolls to order
N. B-FrenCh Bread Is recommended for persons Of
delicate health, especially for those suffering from
dyspepsia Beware Qt lRlltatlQlA uar2l.Lf
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LADIES slippers at twenty-five cents per
pair at the Great Boston Shoe Auction House,
49l Pennsylvania avenue.
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Keep Out the Flies aud Moth Millors.
Keloy's celebrated wire screens can DO had
Of tho following agents. Estimates free of
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J.w. Botelcr & Bro, oa3 Pennsylvania av.

J.. +. Clark & Son, 1113 + street.
i. Il. Hamilton, corner Ninth and d streets
L. j. Harmon, 517 Eleventh street.
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For oil cloth, go to Julius Lansburgh.
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mo Lntest News Ion the Lndles.

The attention Of purchasers is invited TO tho
card of Mr., L. G.. Davis, no Market space, in
which bargains In every kind of fancy and
millinery goods arc promised, A great variety
of sun umbrellas and paIasOls at very low
prices are also among the attractions offered
aud French aud Bretonne laces, liinges gimps,
and trimming can be seen on the counters at
this popular establishment. A special line of
straw goods in stock and for sale at low figure.
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BUFFERS BALsAMIC MIXTURE, the old infalllble
romody sold by druggists price, 81 per boNle.
LOGAN MISCELLANT.

Six per cent, interest paid on deposits. Special
rates on time deposls J. II. s9uIEE & Co.
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SHOES from five cents up to SO per pair at
tho Great Boston Shoe Auction House, 49l
PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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Solid Gold Watches, $1,000,

lever movements, richly engraved Jacobs
Brothers, 1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Now Advertisements.

Z NATIONAL THEArRE.-H,. NJ. ). pinalOrc.
THEAIRB ConIoUE.-Varietics.
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FIVE hundred ladies' white kid slippers at
ninety cents per pair at the Great Boston Shoe
Auction House, 40l Pennsylvania avenue.
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THERE is no excuse for those who drag thel
weary and disordcred bodies into our company
when few doses of Ayers sasaparila wouit
have some regard for your neighbors, If not TO
yourselves
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A PER CENT L. S. CERTIFICATES
II Bought and sold ut Best Market Rates.
Interest Paid on Deposits
j. ii. sQUGER q co,
bankers,
my223t lIIG penngylyania avenue
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THEGARAH INSTITUTE,
~ 1921 and 1890 Spruce street Philadelphia, Pa
Boarding and Day School for Dung Ladies and
Children Greek, Latin, English, French German,
Italian, Spanish French is the language Of the fam
ily Please send Tor circular
myg2-jm MADAME D'HERVILLY, Principal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20
The Stupid Man.

They were complimenting Francoi.
Arajo once upon a time upon a scientific
lecture which he had delivered. but the
remark was made that he had elaborated
his explanations almost to prolixity.
"Oh, YES, | know" replied Arajo,
g but that isn't surprising. You see
when l am lecturing l always make a
point of selecting the stupidest looking
man in the audience and lecturing at
him. explaining and re-explaining till /
see that he understands me. Now to-
day the man l lectured at was the
stup-'
Enter a gentleman, who rushes up to
the astronomer and shakes hands warm
~.
my dear NJ. Arajo, what a splendid
Your was to-day-not a word Of
it that a child could not understand.
You saw how interested | was. | hope,
| noticed YOU were looking over
in my direction from first to last
French Paper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20
The Origin OF Machine:made Pens.

Joseph elliott, the first To employ
machinery in the manufacture of steel
pens, was originally Il maker Of buckles
and other 4" steel TOYS" working alone
in a garnet in Il Birmingham ..slum."
At this time he was engaged 10 a young
woman in his own rank in life. whose
two brothers were working, in about the
same style as himself, on handmade
pens. elliott thought he could better
the processes employed, and worked Sc
cretly in his garnet until he had made n
press and other appliances, by which he
could make twenty times as many pens
in a day. and better pens, than was pos
sible under the old methods. He found
ready sale for them, and soon the de-
mand outgrew his power of production.
At this juncture his sweetheart agreed
TO his proposal that they should marry
and work together, little dreaming of the
ultimate issue of their enterprise. In
after years Mr.. elliott used To tell how,
on the very morning of his marriage, he
began and finished a gross of pens, and
sold them for g As, before going To
church.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20

As has already been noticed. there j.
n vast difference between scientific dis
covery and the practical application of
such discovery. Scientific di.coverer>
NAV be considered the most practical
men in existence. but il was so yearS
before the form of pin introduced for
the benefit of the infant portion Of the
community was invented, after the or
binary pins were introduced.
No one would imagine that this in
fantile pima wire pointed at one end,
and cunningly twisted, 30 that n end
serves a a shield for the point of the
pin-involved invention, and vet, al
though the need always existed, il was
until some happy thought brought il
to the mind Of some lucky inventor that
it was brought into the world Again,
there were once Is operations 10 be
in the manufacture Of pins;
II pounds of pins were made in a day,
but invention has produced a machine
turns out loo pins a minute. and
puts them on papers without the aid II
human fingers. Again. q through the
streets of a city like Boston. and it will
De q that clocks are cheap by the
Those clocks will keep good
lime, are tasteful in appearance. and
all the purposes Of the domestic
lock. Price Sl.2J. !
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20

America. ~ The way, j. sriuE ihs
watch mAugfarturv e ths u~rii ~-tt
n-rlAnd went BONN. furm h~tv ia - In
ti,sraay NJ ,h~ rrssfest that tbs indus;ry
e h~r~ wessai J. ssrps frtssn her han1s
fhr r~hrsnnrae,rr. the rusas q a PoH
offered ~ n. British Government e
$1,000" t,r aaY ssgAns By whrh the
tsnxItEsi- Il ssesHeivsubi D. dvss-n aT-i
stihsn !" m ~. .s 81 szfs,a iias
rl~an wurksxi 81 Il 60 90 vears. sal 7
10 b. Sua ,hr prfhs e .iD1s' ifis
r~Vori~l thst D. Eais aas pr prt~t
that g ysr.~i hui rue --sut ant AJass-
i~v iB o. y.a-
Al guau44.cl aamt-g u; iusss,a.us
can n't D. H.sir bs r8.su< Z = United
sHt'ua. Il sT.ustfh .HOat~i:, zraI ta
.'us uF4.- e thr lax &c 1fs kHHa
s-i-v. riaaufar'ru-rs sast skr-. na'gr+
- suffer loss Waa-h naxhi ~ aseHiei
improvement. aor vantsd 10 pr ssrs.
EMPLOYER. - -i"sn eneiac- SsH' e. uh
ialH mHg" l~fsvg ir,n The oaals. irvn
putdlrTS "a aut =, e~sa ,ullFr h,as mann
i~a,'urrr~ IA -~ss@ral want gas uiiltrc th~,f
Ss.is PrvlJ-'s, aud pug1 sut thssr F~itiuf
- ihs streams and sisnasph~Eg aad 81
1u without yui
Inventors are ,s7annaily trying g.
supply th-~- demands. fof in.saBrc. 5
machine fpr completely converting boa,
into mechanical fore san ne; D. .lsvui
ct until uIars scientific kus~l~lsv l.
discovered let ern,ne Inventions.
hkv u" ,~gutup;H8 l-sm AMI She ma
'hluvr u~~i in The manufacture u rialn
cotton -h""uuS>. has, pr~igcci cusJ
mpts, results There has tcsu uu raiaAl
chang 40 The pr,z-v~, 4 ~msuufarturv -
these --Sl~ since i~5 the gain hzs
i~cn 10y adding a hulc improvement
here and there.
In on" II thu~, mil., a. hAnjs. ~o;A
inS - hu5r~ a week. in i~.~, tITued uut
u much cloth A. 81 htni.. wording
." y hour per w"Sk, IN u.s.; AMI iu
another concern thrTc were turl,i out
@',$rO Naul, per ygar per operative.
against Y,5.4 yard, ia ISL Will, each
tgumptuu boom in a CERTAIN MIL turned
out 1871 ward, lt,; year against 80
yards in 1915, and the cost If Labor IA,
been reduced almost one hall
We nigh, pursue tai, project IN TIA,
lIu" IF thought almost indefinitely. bat
W. think We have obtained enough #
scientific discovery applied In a pract
cal manner "a demonstrate the national
II thu former and the utility
of invention - applel ia these latter
A. ~ iniImai.d in the beginning
Of jhi, article, some If the greatest prac-
teal r~caiitic, If thi. AZ had their origin
IN search after pure truth instead Il
utilities - ClBIu4sr-fal B4NsitH
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20
What Should be the Legal Standard Of
kerOScnes

There are two widely prevalent errors
in regard Ia the use of Kerosene. One
is that Kerosene explosions are ALWAYS
the result of carelesSness; the other.
that the Use of kerosene is necessarily
attended with more danger than accom-
panles the Use of animal or vegetable
oils; in other words, that it is impossible
to make an illuminating oil from petro-
lcum which will not he more or less
risky under ordinary household on
dltions. Both these errors are due TO
popular ignorance with regard to the
nature and properties of the mixture of
petroleum products properly denominat-
ell Kerosene, and the conditions under
which low grade or adultcrated kerosenes
explode.
Crude petroleum, from the complexity
OF It's composition, has been aptly com
pared to a book; the products given off
at successive temperatures being the
leaves, each showing more or less pro-
nounced characteristics. Its more VIOLA
tile parts are given off at a temperature
rs low as the freezing point of water.
AT summer heat appears rhigoline,
which boils NJ 650 Fab; at temperatures
below Loo, gasoline is given off: and
between that and 500, the product is
called naphtha. The naphtha distilled
at a temperature above 2S0o is dis,in-
guished rs benzine. All these products
are without oily properties; are volatile
at common temperatures; take fire
readily; and, when their vapors are
mixed with from eve TO nine times
volume of air they burn with an
explosion, even when not confined.
Between 500 and 1902 kerosene is
distilled, a mixture of products ranging
IN character between benzine aud the
heavy paratfine oils, too thick for Use in
According TO Professor Chand-
Ter, 100 parts of crude petroleum Weld.
by dlStlllation,l l-2 parts of gasoline, IL
of refined naphtha, 4 of benzine. 81 of
kerosene, Il l-2 of parafline ~(luhricating)
OIL, : OF parafiine, and 10 of coke, gas,
md loss. Benzine is worth about half
Is much as Kerosene; naphtha and
paraihne OIL about one third as much.
Thetemptation of refiners of petroleum
IS to mix their oils with the lighter and
naphtha, then bring ND the
product To the appearance of Kerosene
y "h auhiiAtuIe VI pard11ne oil, also
over in price than pure kerosene. 1t
S the naphtha, with its low flashing
'olnt, that causes all the mischief.
The legal standard for Kerosene in
his and many other States is Io0o fire
est; the United States standard is IIGp. +,
n Michigan all oils are forbidden which /,
lash at l40P or below. Obviously if the
aw is enforced in the last named State, :
,,erosene accidents are quite impossible
here. [,
An effort is being made in Boston to t
ave the standard raised from 1909 to 7
l09; some insist that it should be made r
: high as 1852. Professor Chandler. q
resident of the Board of Health of this +
lty, asserts that the standard of 1852 O
hould be adopted everywhere: in which I
ase there would be an end of kerosene Ii
Sp%losions, provided, of course, that the r
w be rigidly enforced. Should the +,
be so raised, the actual cost of a
&c oil, he says, would not be increased "
ore than a cent or two a gallon z
c~tenttfc american. +,
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20
A Woman Killed With q S~ky.roeket.

\ shocking and fatal accident o.
Cured at about nine O'Clock last night,
At No. 30j Hudson Avenue. the victim
being Mrs.. Margaret Jennings. aged 60
years, who. with her husband aud two
grown-up children, occupied the second
floor If the premises. The manner in
which the unfortunate wOman lost her
life was singular and truly distressing.
A Chowder Club Of the Fifth Ward va.
returning after spending the day al
Shrep-hesd Bay. and just a. they we're
passing her door IN three large stage.
and amid the noise and din which usual
" attend such gatherings. a number IF
young men who belonged Ia another
Club gave a discharge If sky-rpcket- and
Roman candles, for which priyiieg- they
had received a permit in the afternoon
from the Mayor Mrs.. Jennings and
her aged mother were sitting al an open
window So the time. and naturally took
an interest in the noisy ~pyrDJechnic
The sky-rocksts flew into IN
air with startling rapidity. the object BE-
ing To send off a. many If them g. pos
sible and max. Is big show when the
chowder boys were passing Mr.. .Jen-
II would appear. raised her head
for the purpose probably Of witnessing
the bursting Of the rockets in the air.
and while in tina; position one # the
sharp ends of the shaft or stick If the
struck her Just below the left
eve. unfolding itself IN the base If the
and killing her instantly. The
poor woman fell back beside her mother
md expired without 4 groan.-BrDEiyn
IN. ID Eag3e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20
The Highest Hsas~ Ia the Hsrid.

=. l. Biszell. 81 D.. Nr4 Wstea.
Conn, wufSz o. 'h~ S~w Ta-t f4 Iu
ygur issue q 'ia sun = fl. f -
There ia paragraph uhab s
the highest inhabited hs8 -
sofld i. beIiesri ., u~ 'ha la ~i
Pr the minsrs eTuploy@ "a 1u 81 I.a-
epln. in the main r8aE ~ f g
NDun'a.us. Psss TBuas5. fnts
If,l55 f-st absse . iss.
respectfully eAll yls4r af'r
ftct that ihsra j. au the stf5 -s
and puyya Railroad. Peru. 80
frlfn Lima. 90 The sefy .Insa e the
Ande-. a small t,aa called = ,.
a. the f"risiags -tFia q. '44. g.
Gina This piAse Is s'frfsl a1 r
ws-fsrn slsps 81 liz H. sisug -
tn great Andrsu ehaia. I.gg1 -
afEsye tlne lrel q fhs ga ana ai-a.
ST feet alsgye The Zine Il teal
'Dsw. T. aaz fgunfiai ia f-.x os m
engineering o5Tp- q the nrssa
r0ad. represented rs Martha 5 q b.
fn. HgE ~tsprirfautTut q 'i- Hr~
Llssstsi Kasi01@i. S~a l
M hr'absT. Herman Eau BrSka. ans
IL j. Iobi1- e l~liiaos l. t~s re-
from q t4nnsi ~ gaisy
bored tbrnzss .gaar8t f-sa
Drgya ka~sIHya.i. ~ f.t15
" J-85 ~. IN lsuEh mar
-is'smscf from -,azl Er
having ben ~ ta~ etnplsF 90 3irE-
Aieigg-, agsi compelled - Bee
place for e p~ussi e fi Hsaaih
lEfs ar gwen from araa,
Essni. taken from .hs v@7set- -
shhef engineer 81 thai slime.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20
Dead Men,, SHOES.

There - a great deal II crystaliilal
wisdom IN the prOysrif. of every nation.
the accumulations 81 ~ceuturis- Il oh
,eyVaiIon; but We think ia few i. their.
50 30 b. found than in the brief .ty-
ing that ut = III waiting for dad mems
shoes"
How few feet DO these shoe. IT. Hos
few feet, after years II waiting. pct the
-hoc-. anyway how few ever walk IN
them with ease after they ID gct hem
and IN halt u the ca-r-. by the time they
get them. wiih h0w many j. the power
81 lpcomDii"n, ." carry out The parable.
about lost
. One l. sometimes almost tempted IL
ak who ever gained n thing by he
expectation II a legacy The y1uny
herr who await hi fathers death. and
IN the meantime discounts the event
with debts. would, il l. to ~ presumed.
have been much better of rs the tins.
If his father death hal he kn1wn from
boyho0d that that death wa not 4, en-.
rich him By a penny. Every energy b.
had NOT! then have been put f0rsapl
10 improve hi- affair. "a -scglr- hi. f1-
,nre. and naturally to keep himseff in
condition To enjoy ,ha; future, while
too often, in the Jther ca-e. ,he aniiei-
patton Of a plenty n"t earned ha- hin
the exercise # q farBlty II
earning till wen the power o. earn !.
bAmperel, aud the habit If deia Ia. de-
mOralzed- 81 cpur@e ]; i not imuy-.i-
that the heir in expectancy may
cherished every virtue during IT,
II hi- waiting: may have rsn I'd
M Indebtedness may have retained ard
lied every faculty and power. mas 5e
forihs De~nefacfiOn II y -. auI
d. without IL II Il dD@. not but d.
: 70 b. considered raihsr remark .bis
md an exceptional 49,, on "a. whole
I he has done -, for the ,@ndencv II
the circumstance. ! not ia his ts~or
what II al Ia; the sxt-se;anf I.-,s
- J. disappointed; Who can de-rf%
n misery Il such a situation. IA The ar
JihiiA,lon Of hope, the bitterness II
name, and b ruin # ever prospect
But If II ! u such doubtful bsneht ~
- waiting for these pilgrim shasBu
'hsa one i legitimz;sly entitled ~ er-
'ecfailon. what l. IL when one l. sinply
dependent upon the god yrzess q ~. /,
ieSisOr. and may have and mas not {
ave The Legacy which hope holds GA,
D him over a gulf Of uncertainty, IL
he hope i fistfsring. If the Iegaey 1, 4,
ally = matter a importance. wha, a Z
fe does such = person lad in the en- !
s1FOr 70 please u st \ -s=al on The bar 4
2sn- a. II were; 10 fasten, indeed. an
quantity into Z fNsI fartf
-iasl.h herr. how o~b=-yuiDu. there. =
"a fat-@. IL may - GIs-.I-.
erson has 80 BE- Whist humiliation = !
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20
antcd. ass opiBias


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taf .tH alsIs s.
"iet'n' H.t i.ss "NH iH.f.
story ''.'i 90 th" i-t D.
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IA b.n'' iffa -1r rt.ei
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wanted f' "i"H u. H4I h
great Jrti lI.H- .H. f.. "a tf
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p. "'If g.. ..H .f 4
and john. va' a.s,f ut-. H $500
e. have, t ilts4F. .. os.l.r j.1it-.
q law N'I i' h'.' f." i"'H. ft
N"1li h'sy $3.50 Hr.HfH
'A, john. Nhu .sa I DE .s Deb
N"u s1tJ III sarH i.as H H
i"rn Ht- shown sai1 'sr
Why. laws -r. replied J.a.
h'Fpsu"it' H" 90 'vn.ta Hl.
ms g. do 'H.lrH'i vsa.i .H
gri Sour opinion
90 state Nr1r rts John Wa
matte"
suf uus. 1855. o.. f . #f
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bui, John. about htt
"bh. 7HE thing. #r ftt. f.r.
and 'h"f.r
NJ Sherman. rtr. fl.
hi' 'i''u' uu 'ir Hsf'f .H HsHI.
l'ru. HH'3 rUf.rs - t.N vH.. t'..I
them lp 'nd htpirsi tfsa f-t
carefully plr.i 'Hru is hs bee
What 2, pas. SIR
- 'IF anal .sf Hrl.r issa.
49, Ffufa.