davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-17
| MoOrcfeid Erunirc

- Most of the Governors Of the thirteen
original Statcs have appointed commissioners
to represent said States 10 the matter of the
centennial celebration at York town, Va IN
October, 1881. Several of the commission,
ers have already engaged in correspondence
with Representative Goode, the chairman of
the House committee on the YORKTOWN cele-
bEatlon, and all the indications are that the
celebration will be great success From the
propositions and suggestions which have
been made, enough eau be devised to have
the celebration last one month. An extensive
parade ground will be laid out, and festivi,
ties OF all Kinds, concerts, &c provided for
day and night. y formal invitation will be
sent to the French government to participate
IN the ceremonies, and the French society
in New York is now in correspondents on
the subject It is understood that Rocham,
bean aod the descendants of Lafayette are
taking lively interest in the scheme. and
will attend. a French feet aud at least one
regiment of French troops are expected.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-17

, "PI*IoS or CELEBRATED Dr.. wa. n. STOKES.
fhNsIcIan, Mount Hone Retreat Baltimore: II
nave great pleasure in adding NV Testimony to
tnS virtues of Colden's LiebiG's Liquid Extract
OF Beef and Tonic 1nyigOratnr as the very beat
pfenarati"n used for depression. :wea kness and
n,o r"oigeston % aud therefore confidently recsm-
Sold by Butler < Aisquith, ,Charlestown.W WA.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-17
C0mmenoing November l6th.

Traiu No 635 rune3undeys, Mondays, ,wcdncs.
days ard Fri6eys only No. 642 runs Tmeedsys,
1hursdHyR aud Saturdays only. 70. $40 runs
Mond"vs. Wednesdays ard Fridnvs oniv. All
other trains daily except Sunday No. 6lO con-
meet: at St'hahIrg with trains I" nrd from Alex.
andrR. M. Gl0 dines at Mt jackson.
November 25. 1879.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-13
WHOLESALE MURDER.

BATEsvILLE, Ohio. Nov. ga horrible
tragedy became known here yestSkday
morning. Frank M. Biedenbaugb, u
wealthy young German, who three years
ago married the daughter of neigh
BORN g farmer, came home late Saturday
night intoxicated, and entering the
room where his wife and child were
sleeping, assaulted them with an axe.
His wife's skull was crushed by sin
gle blow, and then he cut his sons
throat with the edge of the axe. He
then went to the room where Mrs. Ste
phens, visitor, and her child aud SER
want were sleeping, and killed Mrs.
Stephens and her child, The servant
girl was awakened and sprang toward
the door, but was knocked senseless and
left for dead. Upon recovering con
seriousness, she gave the alarm and the
neghbOrs came to the house.
1t was not till morning that the mnr.
derer was found in the tobacco house
with his throat cut. He is not fatally
injured Jealousy, drunkenness and
insanity are supposed to have led to the
commission of the horrible crime
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-13
A Strange Meeting.
81. Francisco Chronicle.

ST. francisco Chronicle
Among the passengers on an overland
train bound for San Francisco, one day
recently W as an ex-Governor Of the State
of Tennessee, cowpanied by his family.
At one Of the small stations Of the Cen
trail road, a short distance this side Of
Ogden, the train was boarded by one Of
the gambling sharps that infest the line,
on the lookout for victims to fleece by
means Of the devices practiced by the
thievish crew. The fellow succeeded In
rebbing one passenger out Of the better
part Of his travelling capital, whom tho
transaction attracted tho attention of
other passengers, and some commotion
rnsued The affair not occurring IN San
Francisco, there were no police there to
protect the gambler. and he wss seized
and u fierce demand made for the resto-
ration Of the plnnder, with . drawing Of
pistols aud threats Of dire vengeance. In
the midst Of the tumult lady in the
car gave shrek and fell into swoon.
1t was the wife of the distinguished gen.
tleman from Tennessee. The attention
Of the gambler was drawn to the Incl
dent, and Immediately his pistol fell
from his hands rs IL from stroke Of pal
sy, and he staggered backwards in O
helpless condition. On recovering his
nerve the gambler restored tho money
taken from his victim and FASTENED TO
the assistance Of the lady. A mutual
recognition appeared to ensne between
the gambler and the party, and the meet
ing was evidently sad one. The re.
naming passengers in tho car perceived
Sufficient to understand that an erring
son had unexpectedly met with his pa
rents, and that the car was relieved o
further swindling attempts the remain
der OF the passage.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-13
Their, which, ~ though overcome by m
administering imnulae. he broke:

Their, which, ~ though overcome by m
overmastcriog impulse, no broke:
II promised" he said, ITO pay what
ever interest on my debt you demanded.
find ] can not DO true TO my word.
You must release me-"
A duh pain weighed her heart as she
listened.
"You can not now DO my friend ~ she
questioned slowly. "As you will, then.
Igive you tho release you Ask
Her voice trembled, spite Of the effort
to calm il He rose aud paced once,
twice, the length Of the room. Then he
stopped before her.
"Can man give friendship when his
starving soul cries for lovef'
Hush p she interrupted, shrieking
back, ".Yonr wife, your honor forbid
those words"
my honor may he replied, since |
first came to you beggar, aud you
gave mo aims but--my wifef What
do you meant have. no wifel All,
see You thought that was my wife
that you saw with me. No, Louise, II
was my brothers wife. Maddened, des.
perate. In O moment Of despair, for the
sake of wife aud child, he had forged
his employers name to u check, then
confessed his crime to me. IL was to
save him ! needed tho amount yon gave
mo, aud to save o name that had been
untarnished through long years. You
know now what You have done for mo
and mine. Since that time have pros.
pered but Louise, can not forget that
oil l have owe TO you; that In your
eyes / must be- the beggar whom you
have honored by naming him your
friend. Now, will you release me from
my bondT
She looked into his eyes they rested
on her face, with the great love In
their depths which had prompted his
words
II can not" she replied. Like Shy.
lock, ! nm merciless."
after al that have told you, do you
mean"
II mean that know now why no
longed, that frat moment to serve you,
Evan. ! loved you then. Has 10 taken
you 80 long to learn the lesson9 ~
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-13

An Oil City gentleman who recently
Travelled in Europe, said he was at a
dinner one day in Paris, and while tell
ing story was attacked with sudden
and continued sneezing. When he
ceased, Russian gentleman at another
table, named Pitcbeekee, turned about
and complimented him on his excellent
and correct pronunciation of the Rus
sian language.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-13
TREASURED TOKENS.

opened my da,lings trunk to-day,
Who're all her dresses aro laid away,
The little blue robe OF sott dolaino,
with its bands Of white, brought back again
Ny own little girl, 30 full of gloe,
Standing impatient beside my kneo
Teasing and coaxipg, with sweet osress,
For mamma 10 finish her petty boo dress.
The little bronze boot she wore that day
lIas two Of the buttons quito torn away
Une tiny glove Of The brightest blue
II lying beside the half worn shoe--
How we'll remember The sunny day
She Lost tho other while out Mt play.
This little white bonnet with iluted frill--
Her sweet hue oyes se0in ppeping still
From under the ruille IN childish gler
Always laughing happy aud FREQ
The soft curla clinging about her brow
Are wearing colder covering now,
Are Wing IN deeper and sadder shade
Than eycrn little white bonnet has madei
A scarlet, p,otleaten worsted ball
The head Of u quaint old rubber doll
\ broken cup, with rim Of blue
A saucer furnished aud broken, too
A faded ribbon, small white she'll
Have oacl talo Of her lito to toll
s,.. ~ A Al l.. A
And my baby lea there iast asleep,
Never 10 break from her ,reamess roai,
Nor waken again upon my breast
Never to open her sweet blue ewes
Tbis side the gates of Paradise.
And knsel here on tho chamber floor
And tcarrully gaze ON the clothes sbe worc'
Softly kissing the little worn shoe,
Tcnderly touching the ribbons Of blue,
TIL time and place and the drifted years
Are swept aside IN atom Of tears.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-13

to the patent medicinal preparations
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-13
tbis afternoon"

organization in each parish. Public
spirited citizens, who have the intel
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-05-27

San Francisco. Dagen efter hen.
nes forsyinnande tog Lundin slit
yngsta, ett tva.Srs gammalt barn i
armen och hoppade med delta ned i
en- brnnn, der han drunknade, men
barnet upptogs af nagra tillilande
grammar yid lif. Den af modren So
hjetpst 6fvergifna och nu faderl0.
sa familjeh bestar af fem sna barn,
at hailkasdet aldsta ar endast 10 ar.
| denna kalla verld ar det en- oblid
framtid som blickar dem tillm0tes.
s. H. P. e.
IA Stilla Hafs Posten lases.
Sistlidne l0rdag tilldrog sig en-
hemsk handelse, som smartsamt be-
rorde mangen San Francisco bo-
endel landsman, i det Axel T. Hart
zell begick sjelfmord. Det satt han
valde att ga ur verlden Dir So mycket
mera att beklaga, som det troligen
aldrig kan utplanas ur hans olyck-
ligaffamiljs mime. Under de sena-
ste Earen hade han 0fverlemnat sig
at dryckenskapslasten, hvarigenom
hans hustru och barn fingo Ida
mycket. Ungefar f1r en- manad Sc
dan fyttade hans hustru jemte bar.
men, drifna till det yttersta, ifrSn
honpm till NO 26 Lewis street.
Omkring kl. $50 ofvannAmde dag
kom Hartzell till sin hustrus bostad
och forsokte f6rma henne att ater
slefya tillsammans med sig. Der.
under h6ll han en- pistol i handen.
Hon nekade, hyarpa han gick upp i
ORA vaningen och inneslot sig i det
rum der hans sma barn annu sofvo.
Orolig har6fver skyndade fru Hart
zell atTen dit upp; men da han hor-
de 8henne komma, rusade han ut,
slapade henne nedt1r trapporna, in.
stabgde henne i ett rum, hvars d0rr
han laste igen. Han lade sig pa
sangen bredvid sina sma och aflos-
sade ett skott som slutade hans da-
uaf ~
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-05-27
Senaste Nyheter.

a onsdags qyall den 26 dennes
ska f6r Haset till antagande tram
las pspls arar
Uf6 Ind ianernas y'afa 6elade till sta-.
tel och att deras land frantages
dem, ON de icke inom trettio dagar
tin regeringens myndigheter ofver-
letnnar de indianer, hvilka deltogo
Invite River och Milk Creek
blodbadet. Prins William at
Montemoro, en- af 6sterrikes NEST
namstaende h6gheter, har angri-
pits af galenskap, som man antager
tM foljd af pekuniara missforhal.
landen. Grefve Victor Itchy i
Ungern och grefve Stephen Karolgi
!dnellerade j mandags. Grefve
Itchy sarades lifsfarligt. = Den
kejserliga banken i Ryssland till.
lkannagifver utgifvandet af fyra per
sent ryska gsobligationer till
ett belopp af $50, 600, 600 silver rub.
A Charley jacobson, en- sex ars
gammal gosse, blef tisdags rpa ef-
Eerrniddagen Stockport, N. Y,
bortstulen af tvanne man, som akte
4 en- vagn. Man antager, att bar.
net forts till Albany eller trakten
heromkring. = Colorado republi.
kanska statskonvention hade tbs.
Edags slit m0te. ex-governor
sRoutt valdes till ordf0rande for
EChicago-delegationen, hvilken i sin
Ehelhet Dir for Grant. = Pa sondags-
'morgonen klockan half / utbr6t
seld i Denslow & Bush's oljeverk vid
stjugufemte gatan och tredje ave. i
lBrooklyn. Lagorna spredo sig ha-
|stigt och efter en- half timmes f0r-
Ilopp exploderade en- olj-cistern och
.flera man blefvo deryid d6dade.
Eden spred sig till flera skepp
och till Adams bradgard.
Kommissionar lie Due har fatt
en- extra beviljning af tusen dollars
for vissa skemiska eKperimenter,
som han In sysselsatt med. - Dem
.nationella republ blikanska komiteen,
5sammantrader den 81 dennes Chi
,cago f6r att utse ltemporAr ordfo
irande for konyentionel1, som sam.
jmantrader den 2juni. En- cyklon
,passerade genom Mitchell D. T.
.klockan Z ] msndags qvall och do,
.dade tva personer SAINT sarade man.
ga farligt. Vid en- oljexplosion
i rnandags hos DR.. Jones j Piqua,
Ohio, d6dades tya gossar den ena
ito och den andra fjorton ar och
.tva personer, slagtingar till Doktor
Jones, skadades svart. Minneapo.
lis Mil Co.'S sagverk nedbrann j tis-
days qvall XII. 7.4o. Fran s. till
10, 600 fot brader blefyo afven Ia.
gornas rof. Egaren Mr.. P. g. La.
moreadx anser f6rlusten till $2O, 900,
hsaraf 81, 900 betackas af brandf6r-
sakring. Polls Flaherty Il st.
Paul arresterade tisdags qvall tvs
brakiga svenskar, hvilka, imam de
kommo till hakt ct, sleto rocken af
polisen Nojet torde blifva dem
dyrt.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-05-27
2:dra Arg. No q.
Entered at the Post Office at
s.. Paul, Mimi, as second class
matter.
.AM:ERI.KA..

.AMER1K..A.
Il Seward, Neb., rasa koppor.
ma. E
Uppgifterna ON indianernas
dad j Arizona hatva betydlgt of-
verdrifvits. .as 4
II Plattsmouth, Neb, fnnas
icke mindre an 200 barn angripna
af messlingen.
En- ny stad skall anlaggas i
Dundy county, Neb., och erhalla
namnet Elmer.
Skogseldarne sodra delen af
New Jersey forst0rde i l0rdags
egendom till ett varde af $4,000
Priset pa spik har reducerats
annu vidare. 'ssThe Atlantic Nail
Association saljer nu spik for 90. 10
kaggen.
Pennsylvania -delegaterna till
Chicago.konventionen ANNA ma
handa presentera guvern0r Hoyt,
sssom en- kandidat for vicepresii.
dentskapet.
- Stormen onsdags matt anstal-
de stor forodelse i skilda delar af
Michigan. Ire personerti Van Bu.
rem county dodades af blixten.
Foljande jernvagsforetag om-
talas fran Mexico: En- linie mellan
Matamoras och Monterey och mel
Ian sistnamde plats och Saltillo.
Iva sma aickor, hvilka hollo
pa att leka pa stranden af en- fod
nara South Bend, forlorade balan.
sen. f6llo vattnet och drunknade.
En- tupp anfoll for nagra da.
gar sedan en- liten gosse, som bodde
nara Athens, Ohio, och tillfogade
honom So svara skador, att gossen
inom kort afed. -
Ett exkursionstag pa smalspa-
riga banan gaende mellan San Fran
cisco och Santa Cruz t6ll s6ndags
genom en- bro och ito personer do
dades och sex sarades.
Nebraskas republikanska kon-
vention, som adjournerade pa tors
/ dagsmorgonen XII. 6 efter en- matt.
session, valde sex Granddaughter
till Chicago -konventionen.
Utskeppningen utaf kreatur
och farskt k6tt tran delta land till
Europa tilltager en- anmarknings-
ward grad. Delta ar kommer dub
belt sa stor utskeppning att ega rum
som under f6rlidet ar.
Ryktet fortaljer, att den nu
a lneAAAansAa a oeln H :
,11 -, % .ona, a.',"I 10,
W. W. a ~ SUI ~
% : ! - 9oi 'nolAa.4:A -.
sa - ~ = 80 'e'0l'A 'A
s''' peAol A'',ls'al.
= I'm staty I'LL mast t,, utat - Andrew
yackson al olark WILLS Is altack!es L
Suae9 % q ueelnol ~, N NJ ~ "a M no
o las s'1 l.,9n an oon 90 -. :, - -
h1a,,a I 49, - 81 zo'4oJ !, : pIls 49, =
1 :sa1dator 49, N - = : 'oAoon' s'A"
N SOluaCtI. 4 a$
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-11-13
OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 1s. 1850.
her. but she lived for number Of years with

her. but she lived for a number Of years with
torlbstoncs on her front porch, (her departed
spouse ran a marble shOp) and from gazing
on those stones SO long she has grown to be Il
yerItablc reminder to every one that the end Of
all is the grave and marble TOMBSTONE,
There are others, good pieus ones, with high
moral standing and great show Of charity,
but who have for all that "vlson bounded
by surfaces" They are the very people, gain
say it if you will, who are the hardest upon
others. They get every thought and action
narrowed down to very fine point and become
thoroughly filled with sclfrighteousncss that
almost speaks aud says, am better than
thou"
However, We will not allow this lack of a
good nelghbor to prey upon US so long rs We
can find plenty TO do and plenty to read; but
we Will try to follow out old Shakespeare, with
few variations to suit the time
Wen live,
And smile. and sing, AMI tell old tales and laugh
Al gnlied butterflies, and hear poor rOgucs
Talk politics. and well talk with them, too
Who loses, and who wins; who's IN, who's OUT
And take upon US the mystery of thlng., &c.
Ottawa, Nov Z 80. ANDE
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-11-13
r,ro,re ,,rs ~ AGATE make one square.

Twelve l!ns of Agate make one sHuaio'
Advertisements not under contract must DC pahy "rN'
the length of time desired, they will be continued anu
charged for until ordered out Ill.,,
Buslness and professional cards mot eNcecus "'o "
-, o,a lolars ner nnnum over FIVE lines, one dol
per line extra -, ,,,, i,
Transient advertising In all cases TO be pad strc'S "
advance. .,-,,,,,,or,o
~ Yearly advertisers dscontnuag their advertisements
re IN, expiration of the con,ra, will be charged e i
te. as above Extra charge will also be made Tor uH'ou
son and other notices not connected WIN "c'r 's"
business.
Local notices. fifteen cents per line
~ In no case will these terms be depa'tcd from
~ The date on the slip which the subscribers name
:, indicates time when the subscription expires
yersons who have paid for the FRRE TRApER shoud DC
refu to notice that date the slip corresponds 70
date to which they have paid and at once noy inc puoe"
srs OF any discrepancy.
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-11-13
Hints to Stammerers

| commenced operations by writing out
very large number of ordinary sentences, as
they presented themselves. Having examined
these sentences one by one, and knowing we'll
where should fail in uttering them as they
stood, sought 10 devise some method by
which those corsonant initials might be got
rid of, or, at all events, diminished. 1t struck
me that II | could contriye, by any artificial
division of the words comprising each sen
tence, to bring tie consonants at the end of a
division instead of at the commencement, u
grand object would be thus achieved; for con
sonants at the end of word present no special
difficulty, the CLOTHS having been already op-
ened by the preceding vowel sound the term
mating COnsOnant flows out almost as matter
of course. II is rs when we pour liquid from
a full bottle. AT first 1t runs intermittently,
with "glukguk," but when once enough of
the liquid is ont 10 admit the air freely the
obstruction ceases. In a similar way the oh
icct of the stammcrcr is To prevent the CLOTHS
from closing when once il IL opened. To as
certain whether or not my idea was practical
Bile, wrote out in the ordinary way one sen.
tcnCe at a time, then rcwrote this sentence,
not divided into simple words, but making
every initial Consonant the final letter OF the
preceding word. Having so divided the words
composing the sentence, then read them over
aloud many times according TO tins artificial
division, TO try if they were pronounccable
without any gross peculiarly. l practced
this method necessarily, both In reading and
colloquial speaking; and To my astonlshment,
discovered within "a few weeks that | was
welding an instrument which was almost IN
varlably successful; and with this conscious
ness ot increased power my confidence daily
increased, 50 that could frequently speak on
without regard 10 any method. All who had
known me up to this time were perfectly AS
tonlshed, and anNiously inquired by what
means so remarkable change had been effect
ed: for mine, he it observed, was no mere oc-
casional hesitation, but a most habItual un-
mistakable and inveteratc stammering. Short
ly after this change, had numerous transac-
tons, which involved a large amount of talk
ing, with gentleman occupying a somewhat
superior position, and, beirg ANXIOUS 10 know
wht ther the working Of my mental machin.
cry was at all observable To outsiders, | asked
him whether he had ever observed any pccu.
liarly In my speaking. HIS reply was: No:
only that you speak very distinctly. Cham
Gcrs' Journal
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-11-13
London Letter.
IKoRnIar COrrcspOndcnCe.)
LONDON, England, Oct. %, 1886

LONDON, England, OCt. -, 1851.
The weather during the past week has been
for the most part without rain, though some.
what hazy, and on the whole, very favorable
for wheat sowing which has been pushed for,
ward with all possible speed, The strain now
brought to bear on ordinary resources IN order
to meet the demands Of autumn cultivation
has restricted thrcshlng operations and may
be expected to do so during the present month.
In France the course of the grain trade dur.
ing the week has followed very closely that of
English markets; and similarly the rates of
the provincial markets have ruled proportion
atcly HI CHER for homegrown wheats than at
Paris, without partaking Of the depression
which characterized Wednesdays trade. At
Paris, on Monday, wheat advanced 80 cents,
and the grain trade generally was very firm.
On Wednesday trade was very quiet and buy
ers manifested great reserve.
At st. Petersburg, according to the GOlos,
prices of breadstuiis are being raised by specu-
lators, and telegram TO the Standard contra,
diets the report that exports of wheat and rye
had been prohibited. According to Saturdays
kilograms oats and rye are dearer, wheat steady
and linseed easier.
Nothing can be more satisfactory than the
steady increase, despite Privy Council restric-
tlons, IN the import cf cattle, living and dead,
from the United States to England. The for
mer singularly enough, seem to grow faster
than the shipments of dressed meat which IN
dicates that, Notwithstanding all improvements
and safeguards, meat cannot always be brought
over fresh. On the other hand, live cattle, the
import of which only began in 1875 with a
few hundred, have gone on increasing until
last year over thirty-threc thousand beasts were
recelved-less than half the number of dressed
carcasses--whle III the first eight months of
this year the number lad risen to close upon
seventy thousand live cattle and sixty thou.
sand dressed carcasscs Thus the living beasts
are found most advantageous to ship, although
they are slaughtered Immediately on landing
IA result which does not at all bear out the
complaints OF those who want free import,
with leave to send the cattle inland for fatten-
ing or any other purpose. Whatever other eff.
feet they have, the Privy Council regulations
certainly have not prevented the expansion OF
the tlatllc in beasts. Large numbers of cattle
from the States, am told, shipped by way OF
Montreal for the north of England, are sent
thence to the southern districts as Scotch cat
tie bringing the highest price. The same
beasts shipped from an American port direct
to England would be slaughtered on landing
If the fact be really so, the Privy Council re-
strictions should either be extended to Mon
treal or relaxed as concerns the ports OF the
States, otherwise all our care is IN vain, and
the only result is that the home consumer
merely pays more than he otherwise would for
cattle coming by an indirect route.
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-11-13
OUR CLUBBING

We are prepared to club the FREE !RApEi
with thcfollowing publications, furnishing boti
Al the prices named, postage prepaid. Inc OF
ger-open to old subscribers or new at any
DOS, office IN the county-ls the CHEAPEs1
EVER MADE IN this county:
FREa TRADER and Chicago Weekly Times W, .,
FnEg TRADER and Chicago Weekly Ir'bn'. 2'o'
FKss TRADER and Chicago Weekly lnt'r- ..
u..'T' r. e, MN and proirie Earmer. 30
FgEETRADER and PeOria Democrat. -: 2,2a
Fagg TRADER and either OF darper's publ =,
cations. ............... .''..'''' '''''' -,
FREE TRADER and Scribnsr. ............. 30
FRgE TRADER and Godey's Ladies' Book: k:... 5'N
~ Tn,nrp and phreHo,o1ical Journal 800
- 10 NM and 81 Nicholas os....... 3N
FpEE TRADER and Dcnoresfs Monthly..... 37t
FKEg TRADER and LhteWs Lring AW..... ~,
- Tn,npp and Western Rural ........ 800
FnEs TRADER ard Moore's Rurat Ne'o Yorker 3.5