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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25

The Brownville Herald speaks as follows,
and lhoutAnds Of individuals will do likewise
II Jefferson City does not come 70 the front
and show some enterprise, soon. There Is
no Modifying about this
'SedAliA has conquered success In her rail-
road project, and work Ia 70 begin at once 90
the narrow gauge to warsaN. jefferson City
has dallied and wraDgled until she seems 10
have lost her grip, lost her projected rail
road, aud lost the State capital. With her
oversLAdowing railroad and other facilities,
Sedalia will be fairly entitled to the seat OF
government ard unless Jefferson City speed.
lily ard thoroughly rouRes herself and goes 70
work, the neat Legislature will In all proba-
billty provide Tor removing the State capital
10 6edAlia,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25
TusCUHBA. no.
MILLER CoUErT AMI ITS CHAaAcFRAIsTfcs
-Irs FINANCIAL CoSpITIoS-ScHooLs
M HHwsPArERs-LASD sALEs-CIEoutr
CouRr.
[Cor. 81. LouIa RepublIean.l

TUscUMBIA, Mo-, Sept. i2~.--Tuscumbia,
the county zeal Of Miller county, l. reached
from Jefferson City by q road located Ia !
spArseIy settled district OF country. The
town 10 on the north bAnk Of the 0sags river,
u distance south 40 miles iron jefferson Oity
and 81 miles from Oaiilornis. lie hes = popu-
lation OF about 2e0, and the greater part OF
the town sod the courthouse 10 built on 4
rise three hundred feet 81 least above Inc
streets bordering On the river. Il has sew
erAl mills and business housed, and n0twith-
standing It's Femotoness Is . place Of eOnsld-
cradle business and activity.
Miller 10 one OF the central counties
OF the state. Its surface 10 variable. In
some places the elevation is 40 feet abOt0 the
level OF the Missouri At tue NOUN q the
Usage, IN other parts it reaches 600 feet. The
valley OF the Oskge Is the lowest part. here
The lande IRE rish end I rifle. The Ossge
river, which u DAvigabie for small STEAMBOATS,
up 10 TuseumbiA and some distance lnrtheg
wests pAases ~diagonaliy through TIE Q u1iy
and nsar its centre. The lands on the scu.h
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25
Baek.Tar Sale.

AZ has already been stated, the frss con-
siderable sales OF land In the interior counties
OF this State under the shack tsx Law" will
be made In october-about the middle OF the
month. Many Of our country exchanges are
hIlad with notices Of .hese sales, and the
amount OF land sold will be large-ten TO hi.
~ thousand acres, In some single counties,
and some two hundred thousand acres or
more in the whole State. In answer 70 let
tiers OF inquiry on the subjeol, we will state
that the sales are to be abSOluts, the purcha-
ser Ia each case recsiving . dead IN fee for
the property bought. The law has been con-
tested before the courts on several Of lie pro-
Visions and the decisions have been uniform
~ In favor OF IL 10 Important f~esuture OF It
has been %oyerthrown; end Il maj therefore,
BE- taken for granted that the titles derived
anderit win never be disturbed -Rspubliean.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25

The political anti.South press Of the coun-
try have again snatched from the darkened
canebreaks OF . M ssissippl swamp, In TIE
Cause Of Dixon's demise . phantom like fuel
for their Smouldering Gre, accusing the whole
South Tor the foul deeds OF the politically
crszsd Yagabonds-the perpetrators OF this
crime. To accose the South for thls is Will.
full and does not beget average decency. So
might the South with the North and East
ioch by 9 De Young, because he would not
Withdraw from the contest. To woFkFup
JectionaI ltrlfo 10 this manner will certainly
had to another attempt at dissolution. Tue
West Is ripe Tor II, though the South, under
her various bfiletions, Il interchangeable.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25
AnaaOto 10 Poison.

II person swallow any poison whatever,
or has fallen iptO o~obEulsson f-Ra having
overlooked the stomach, an instantaneous
remedy, most efficient and RppiicAble 10 q
large number OF cases, 10 q besping teaspoon
fni Of common Palt, aud Ms much ground
mustard. stirred rapidly 10 teaeupluI OF wat
or, warm or cold, and swallowed instantly.
It is scarcely down before It begins 10 come
up, bringing with Il the remaining contents
Of the poison, however small, let the white OF
an egg or q teaap0ontul Of strong coffee be
swallowed rs soon as the stomach ie quiet, be.
cause these very common srtieies Bnlhty s
large number Of v~irulent poisons.-MedicAl
Brief. tf
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25

The Lamine River Association Of Predes-
tiuAFy BAptisis held their annual meeting OF
Big Rock Church, seven miles east OF Yer
satllas, last Saturday, Sunday and Monday
The attendance zach day was unusually Isrge,
and greater interest than ever, II possible,
was manifested by the. members and friends
Of the church at this Meeting. Rows. West,
Tayne, Gum and jackson. we're 10 attend
anco upon the meeting. On Sunday, the
Rev. Mr. West delivered the funeral sermon
Of the lamenied Wn. Kidwell, which WA q
touching 90 ~sloquant tribute to the memory
Of O departed brother. The sermon was full
Of thought and WAS listeDed to sttentively by
Z .kaSa assembly. The meeting was q success
Observation-Disclosures GsEs.te.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25
Yonfr IuAss pupsas svs SuSras.
DR.. C.. McLANE'S
eSLnnRATHD
LIVERPILLS.
s~a ven ssus -
Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint.
symptoms Of a Diseased Liver,


symptoms Of . Diseased Liver.
Dam in the rights;dS, under the edge
4 sf the ribs, increases on pressure;
oomstimes the pain 10 in the len aide;
H.s atisptisrarslyabi lie onthe len
sids ; sometimesths pain is felt under
the shoulder blade, snd il frequently
extends to the top ofthe shoulder, and
IL sometimes mistaken for . FheumA-
lism in the arm, Thestomaehis affect
ed with loss Of appetite and Siekness;
the bowels in general are eoEtiVe,
sometimes alternative with lax; che
keadistroubleo with pain,seeompan-
led with . dull, heavy sensation in ths
back part. There iS generally q con.
siderable loss Of memory. sceompaR.
led with . painful sensation Of having
'leftundons something which oughtts
have been dons. A sliGht, dry cough
ia sometimes an attendant The pa
ten, complains Of WEAKNESS and Do
bility ; he is easily Stsrtlsd, his feet are
cold or burning, Andhs eomplAinsofs
prickly sensation ofths skin his spiT-
its are low and although he 10 satis-
fed that exercise would be beneficial
70 him, yet rIs can scarcely summoa
up fortitude enough TO try L. In het
be distrusts every remedy. Several 81
the AbovesynptomSattendth disease.
but cases have occurred whers faw Of
them existed, yet examination OF the
body, aftcTdeath, haG shown the iLvEa
20 have been extensively derangeS.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Da. c. MGLANEss LrVER PILLS, ~
CASES or AGyK AND FxvHR, when
taken with Qlinins, are productive Of
the most happy results. No better
sathsrtie can be used, preparatory 10,
or after taking Quinins. We would
advise all who are afflicted with thin
disease TO give them A yAIR TRIAL
For all Bilious arrangements and -
asimplc pu~ygt.ys they are unequaled.
BEwARR or tMTrATlSHA
The genuine Din. c. NfLANE's
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has = red van seal on
the lid, with the ~impression On.
MqLANK's LIVER Pills.
The genuine Nc LANES LIvKa PrLLA
bear the signatures of G. McLANH.
and FLKNINc BRos, on the wrapPsrA
ES-Insist on your druggist or store
keeper giving you the genuine DR.. c.
McLANE's LIVER Pulls, prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country Storekeepers generally.
To these wishing to give pR. c heLApusLIvna
PIltaa trial, We wll nail post paid to Any part -
ths Unitsl statea, 5As boz Of PliI Ter tvSety.avS
s@aaN. FLkA4N9 bAO8~ HNaea&A -
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25
isHsrssn city.
yhs Powers Of Collectors Is sslsS and Sell
Personal PropsrtY--A Cir oular Frsm
staie Auditor HolIaaay.


Special 10 the TIDes-Journkl.
JBFEEhsOE CTTY, Sept. 2l.--The following
circular ia relation to The poweu Of collectors
70 selEe aud sell personal property was issued
from the auditors ONCE thls morning. Il
contains inlormslion alike valuable 70 citizen
and oficsr;
STATE or MIssoURI, AUDITORS oYyIoE
CIrY OF ~JEFFERsoN, Sept. 20, 1879.
70 CoahtY Collectors;
As many inquiries are being submitted 10
thls department regarding the powers Of the
collectors 70 seize aod sell personal property
for delinquent personal and back taxes, II Il
deemed advisable 10 issue this clrcuIsE letter
advising you In the premises.
l Section 10 ofthe act approved April Is.
1877, page Ssl lbeiug section rs collated
rsvenns lawl, provides 'the collectors shsli
diligently endsavos add use All lawful means
10 collect all taxes which they ere required
20 collect IL their respective counties. and 20
that end they shall have The power to aieee
and sell tie goods and ehAttels OF the person
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25

Ths opiniou Of Judge Edwards. in the case
OF tie City OF Jefferson settles q question in
which every comfy 10 the state is interested,
to-wir That school boards hAYe no right to
change the books 10 be used in the public
schools. only at the times specified by the
law. II will be Of service, too. TO the book
January next, any contract made with any
school board, for the Introduction OF books,
will be Vold.-Ex.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25

We hope We will not hear or read any
more snake stories until mex summer. The
one IN the Versailles Gazette Of iast week is
certainly . climax, Il gave an account Of e
Morgan county rattle-snAks having forty
three Fassles and a button. The editor was
reAily afraid 10 give the dimsntIOns Of the
mako for fear L would be Doubted.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25

The ~CosmOpolite, published a. Sioux City,
Iowa, i one Of the finest Monthly publica.
tiops 10 be Of such general interest We have
had the pleasure o fhavlng psaced upon
our exchange lIst.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25

Has now on hand, and is Offering for sale,
the largest and bert selected stOet OF bard
ware eyer opened 1ut 10 Jefferson Oily
Stoves and iinwsre, cutlery Of the best
all kinds, 10 fact. every articAl usually KEPT
n frs class hardware stores, and all being
sold 81 living prices. Give him call al l01
High street. -
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25

Our railroad Is a certainty. Wake up
cltizsns, and keep s,Irriog.-Eollpse.
The wreck OF the Steamer Spsngier is an
ohorod foot Of Jefferson st~rest,-Eclipse.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25

w. Il. DaYis hiss purchased the Warrens.
burg Jonrnal. Democrat. We ~ish the paper
. continued succsas
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25

We return Ihasks foe = complimentary
ticket 10 the Cole county Paw.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25

President Hayes and escort stopped Oh at
eedAlis yesterday. on his western tour.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25

Tharsdsy, septsnbsr Is. ls7a
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25
MAKE HENS LAY.

An English yetsrinsy Sturgeon and cbsmia nov
uasctlnk N ihla country. eaya thst most " Ire Hofse
snd Nattle poudeIa sold here are worthless trneh.
" SAYS that thqfidan's Condition PoNdersa s nHso-
lutcN pure and immennoiy valuable. kofhl.S a
ssrth WI make heas lay like shsridan Cesdhuoa
fcudou. Does oae teaapoouful 10 ore "a
boA ovsrvsAepS o. bnt bv HlaG ~ stS6t L@9 -.
I. 3. JOHNSON 4 CO $4,000. NJ
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25

During the veek several sales Of land were
inside for delinquent taxes under the act OF
1877. About 100 tracts we're offered iOs ssls
nnd sold ct prices id many instances not SUI
ficient 10 pay the costs Of the proceedings
not enough, 10 fact, 10 pay the printers bill.
Good LANDS were sold as low as two dollars q
tract.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-12-11

The New York Tribune began publishing Sun
day paper On the 7th
little outside of Pennington village on the
Zine Of the Sandy River railroad is a small house.
Pa which reside at the present time, man and
wife with twenty two children
The steamer Z. D. Sudbury which was built at
Fish Point last summer, for coasting among the
shoal waters of the caribbean Sea- has arriy we'd
safely lat Caribbean She LETT Portland Monday,
Nov 18th.
It's stated that the dictatorship Of Mexico was
Offered Benjamin F. Butler, but he has given no
definite answer 1t is also stated Gen Grant will
visit Mexico at the invitation of leading Mexicans
with view to obtain his opinion upon The subject
OF annexation Of that country to the uited States
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-12-11
Bombastes Furioso Fogg



The time has come ia the history OF our country
when politics are reduced to an absolute science.
The sharpest men enter this field, and those who
cheat most succeed best Fogg, IL the q l..
Chronicle
Councillor Fogg said TO the reporter Of the Press
''Ielegraph to the Press that the Governor and
Council don't care for twenty Republican parties
and two hundred hells all drawn up in battle array
Executive Councillor Fogg declares cditorially
IL the last issue OF his Greenback Labor Chronicle
tnat if the Judges OF the supreme Court had is
sued mandanus against the Governor and Coun-
oil. that body would have taken no more notice OF
it than a nanlamus issued by seven jackaSseS in
Australia
such are the uttcrInccs of fusion
statesman CD They hardly call for COM
mcnt, but we agree With the Wing and
Courier that ut is not very pleasant to
think that the franchises Of an intelligent
people can he put ut the mercy Of such
creatures as this Fogg."
The Boston Herald, which is some
times accused Of tavoring the Greenback-
ers il this State, in defending its Angus
ta correspondent says:
Onr correspondent gives the news, which in
cludes the arguments on both sides, but we have
not hcsitated to say that the Governor and councl
are acting We9nHg aad rey .tooithiy.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-12-11

Congressman Murch has prepared Il
bill, which he will urge Congress- to pass,
fixing a duty on india rubber. But
Murch will be rubbed out Of official life
next fall. all the same.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-12-11
The Fusion Conspiracy.

t,
1.ts an Inspection for the purpose of correcting
| them-aS they hold the act of 1871 which author
ICES corrections, Is unconstitutional On the other
| hand MeSsrS Wing and Savage state that the GOV
ernor and Council declined to exhibit the returns
| Tor the purpose OF seeing what corrections are
needed and in response TO general question dis
| tnctly stated that "as at present advised the re
| turns would not be exhibited. This brings up a
| question of veracity. which III view OF the trckery
! and evasion OF the Governor and Council must be
/ decided against them.
| An offer OF certified copies OF the returns was
/ made by tie Council to MIR Wing through its
! spokesman. Fogg but declined for various
| good and sufficient reasons.
The most important event Of the day the
! filing with the Council of distinct written charge
! signed by c. Rounds, esq, attorney tor the
/ Washington County Senators. that returns from
| fusion towns IN that county had been secretly and
| Illegally corrected and that he prepared to
prove this charge before the Council and asked Tor
an opportunity ID DO 50
The Council took 10 notice on Thursday OF the
very serious charges ot Alr Rounds, and It was
/ given out that he would not have m opportunity
! ~ proving his charges before the Council, which
! lie stands ready 10 do toy Gareel"n is reported
! as considering Mr. Rounds allegation au impnta
! tIon on official integrity which Will be Srorned by
4 letting il alone Republicans At Augusta very
generally believe that some official at the State
! House has caused Democratic returns to be secret
IN amended at vital points and they think this eN
plains the persistent refusal of the Council to allow
any Republican to inspect the Originals.
rmrslsv aruG,atou was made 10 ,inl5e ir.r,n
by George u 'Bsbee. County ATTORNEY for oxford
rnuntv lpnn the pa,ition al andrew il 4 smith.
Senator elect from Lincoln county and Nahum \.
Hill. senator elect from Hancock county. asking
tbr cou.ls to i>suA 4 rule of court ID Edward 4
Cove Secretary of State. commanding him to an
pear before ~,,J court on Tuesday the ninth dav
/ Of December. and show cause WIN he should not
1--WE sai senators access 10 the returns or Senate
Fiji vute, n Their respective districts. and an 90
portuu,tv To examine THE SANE and for a writ Of
uauAtlifs Ia issue against SAID Cove Judge \ ir-
giu ha, .s,aed thu order ana Sherlf llbbv al Ken
1roeo county served il On secretary ot State cove
Friday tournapdiug lul to appeaI before the court
4 Dee i and show cause whv he would not give at
! cess IN Senatorial ana REPRESENTATIVES returns
Nothing XII an important nature occurred FRIDAY
/ The Council WAS busy ON County returns. and re
tI,ed tpr,4ttoiS male to see tia return> tur leg
4 l>atlye GtficcrS OrviNe u Baker Fsu Of thetirm
a.. Baker Baker. sent to the tfo,ernur and COM
ol d Ha-oroas letter arlalgulnE them 1or injustice
! dr0Duu,lul tlcg Violation ot lax. A> the Bangor
! tir threatened h'|0D "l wat htud m N>tiiNrfS W q
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-12-11


the Tribune correspondent into the gal
lcry was John Quincy Adams. In 1857,
Mr.. James w. Slmonton. the present head
OF the Associated Press, then Il corrcspon-
dent of the \. \. Times, charged that
corrupt combination existed among mem
Dero of the House, &c. An investigation
was ordered and MIR. >imonton appeared
before the committee On his refusal to
diVulge the source of his information he
was taken into custody and brought to
the bar Of the House to answer for con
tempt. He was allowed to he heard in
his own defence, and the principles he
then laid down have been followed w. the
Washington correspondents ever since.
After Icing held for three weeks in the
custody VI the Sergeant 1T arm, he was
released, and without purging himself Of
the "ronltmpt" tor Which he was placed
under arrest
IN 1861 tWo New lork Tribune cores
pnndcnt> were called upon to answer for
the premature publication Of evidence in
thu impeachment trial. Thry positively
refused tu tell the investigating commit
tec where u from whom they obtained
their information, and the matter vas
finally allowed to drop. M Inv" CORES
pondent WAS expelled from the galleries
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-12-11
How Official Secrets Leak Out--Congress
VS.. the Press.

the Press.
The Presidents message and Secretary
Shcrman's report were published in Ger
tain newspapers this year in advance Of
their delivery to Congress. So far as the
Departmental reports are concerned this
| is by no means an unusual occurrence.
Indeed. 1t has often happened that all Of
these reports, with possibly the cXccp-
ton OF that OF the secretary OF the Treas
urI, have been printed in the newspapers
some DAYS before the assembling OF Con
! grcSS, and in most cases they We're given
by their authors to the correspondents
who placed them on the wires. Two
| years ago President Hayes gave to the
New ork Tribune correspondent, in con
Ncr-ltiun, a resume OF his annual message,
| which occupied Two columns n that ioW-
! nal. and was printed day or two before
| the document was sent to Congress.
| Nothing was said then rs to this prrma-
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-12-11

Col r. VI. Pulsifer, of the Boston
Herald was elected Mayor Of Newton,
Mass, by i vote Of 1874 against Is seat
terin@ votes. Why not call it unanimous
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-12-11

/
tore the Supreme Court at Augusta YES
terda} amt VIII necessarily occupy some
time. II Is evident that hut NIUE san hc
gained 10y these proceedings, aN y Is
stated maj Secretary Cove VIII take the
ground mat the returns aye NOT n hIS
poSsesSion amt consequently ne cannot
produce lhrm Put thr EepubilcahS t"UId
Il" II" less 'h'N 10 appeal Y" the highest
le-'u tllhuh"' III I'M STATE 4" protect jHr
pr'Plr rom lh' threatened outrage dild
wrong anu nd@'d.tile\ N"nI', nave done
ltN~ ihan tncN Mh"ie dutl f1d thtN net
exhausted all legal amt proper steps Tor
defeating ihr "NrtJS q ihe lUNI"h r"h-
Nl'Fac>. no "ii'I IrA-tllS li' c"ANl''''-
l'i~ VIII -. I, 'uIi'ruu |" say ne
ctLiiiIr'ttN h'lN' VI issued /" members
ri"ri 10y the I-lh inNt- aNd untll that IS
dnnr Tire extent ol the evil plotted In The
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A@Nr know rd-e "I jhtH intentions, ''"c-
lteNr0 jIlr alleged I'tnHphran senate "I.l
" counted 'ut. "n0 tAr 'IIe-r" hepu''l-
cah majority t2 '1e HOUSE, N1lI '"lhdir
do"h jo1 lriE 'n"lI h-Hlt hi0 mss
'I inc word '"Hr-'"' WIN regard To Am
"'i'i'..iro h'Po'Ic.tl Nid"It'N II ms 0'H-
d'c ~ - iH'' ~ me rouse " 80 '-7 SNOW il
tself ID Snow whrrc HELM llprald carrp~-
pondcnt Stands. ana NOM little rc,lanrc Is
til l. placed HI MI, statement, -nuIr-s I-
IuY,I,b-n,rre. If TnrrN d, H. -r-f-
maize, that the Republican u3.,ri.l nm
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-12-11

The Rockland Gazette entered upon
its twcnty-htth volume with last weeks
issue Long may it wake.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-12-11

The interview with Hon. Fred A. Pike,
published in another column, gives an in
teresting and instructive resume OF the
doings at Augusta, and clear statement
of the pending issues. Mr.. Pixies utter
ances are calm and judicial, and his Ok
posure Of the shameful conspiracy will
undoubtedly prove effective here and else
where.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-12-11

Foreign treisht5 are 4 little off.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-12-11

Fogg, who hangs upon the verge Of the
Council and the GreenbacI1 Chronicle, is
telling in the latter, what he knows about
jackasses. lie has only to practice self
contemplation in order to become thor
oughly posted on the subject.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-12-11

Speaker Randall is said to be eNcrcis-
ing his mighty intellect in preparinGa ~il-
ver bill, which, like the Iriahmans gun.
will shoot both ways. Before he gets
through with it he will think he must
have been at the breech and muzzlc at
one and the same time.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23
4 Mlet0eM

SugtpcrIcn 25rps.,
9eatT0cs @teBs Gontmiifoms @eI DAFT,
Union stock Yards, Chicago, I'LL,
permitteln ben Tcrfauf Don 9siuonieb, SAtpeimer
unb Sd)afelt. AlitrG9e ner0cn alf oS 9emtnenbdi@
teite a~uS9eri6rt uno bitten mir unlere roertDen &ano5z
Ieute lid uertruucH3poa an ms St Uenoen.
Nefereuseu: UNION STOCK YARD Ma
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