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VIVA, GIANT Said.

CHICAGO, June 25-The Journal prints,
but entirely discredits the statement tele-
graphed from Galena 70 New York that
General Grant would repudiate Garfield
and support Hancock. Judge Porter, Re
publican candidate for Governor for Indi-
ana, regards yesterdays nomination very
weak as far as Indiana Is concerned.
DUBUoUE, June. 25.-The report sent ont
from Galena that Grant had declared his
intention to support Hancock for the Presi-
dency In denied by the General and arose
from the fact Of his having given It as bis
opinion that Hancock would be elected.
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kilograms in Brief.

. Ha ~
Milwaukee has 1ls, 1873 population. ,r
The cars win run to Leadville in ten
days.
The Pittsburg d emocrats have nomina-
ted Morgan r. Wise FOR Congress,
The racer, Clifton, had bis leg broken AZ
Ottawa, Tuesday, and was shot.
g. Fl. Curry has been nominated for Con-
gress by the Democrats OF Arizona.
DR.. W.. d. Semple, of Dayton, Ohio,
tried to drown himself, was rescued and
hung himself in his cell after being arrest.
cd. Ma
The Americans beat the Irish at the Dol
lymoupt rife contest Americans, 1902 !;
Irish, 1880.
w. II. Finley, who wrote the anonymous
letters which raised such rumpus in the
Donnelly ashburne-Springer case and
managed Judge Fields campaign at Gin
cinnati, "a in Washington and hard up.
J. B. Omahundro {" Texas Jack ~, the
well-known scout and plainsman, died ct
Leadville Monday.
WASHINGTON. June 23.-The members
Of the different lodges Of Free Masons IN
this city are contemplating taking part in
the exercises connected with tho receiving
and placing In position Of the obelisk on
its arrival in New York. The Masonic
fraternity In this district numbers among
it, members soms Of the most prominent
meu In the country.
LONDON. June GA Paris Dispatch
says tho Swiss papers state that the st.
Gothard tunnel rs in great danger offalling
in, land slips continue to threaten the ma
sonry, and the engineers think the only
way to avert the danger ID to modify the
line traced out for the tunnel
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can give the desired information will ho A.,
warded BY addressing Andrew j. McAlis,,, IN le-
City, Madison county, Montana. '"s'aa
LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY
herald
Ming's Opera House will sooD be under co,.-
Messrs A. II. Beattie and Thomas c.
are going to make tour Of Europe before "nhe'
J. Davidson, having purchased most NJ ,hn 'anE
clip Of Deer Lodge county, has returned home WOOL
Independent.
Charles Schmidt, arrested for the mprdo.
DEM, was discharged after examination No.. 'oAn
Hedges. 'udge
II Is reported that Governor Potts lEteDd. ....,
fishing an extensive dairy on bis breeding 'So-
Anonymous letters are said to be- circrIa,t'
Hon, james Hornbuckle died Ia this ci,y -. "sa'n
evening, the 9Th inst, after linvor;n sunday
several months. '''"ess Of
SOUTHERN DEER LODGE
Daily Miner.
IL is said that's considerable amount of ho.
Philipsburg will soon be shipped to Butte for run
ton. ''uuc'
The Stevens mine will in few days mako NH,
ment to the Dexter Of 90 tons of ore o.. asuip'
that amount viii average $3.50 pet ton and ,ho ' a."
ded about 500 'uaIh'
M. Charles Kings brick machine arrived ~, g..
day, and to-day he will begin the manpt,o,, o"'uf'
building material. 1t capacity is 80. 600 Der d,v "
Mr.. T. c. Meader has bought the Bell min 80,
Dermott q Lavell for $4,000, nc
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Returning to His WaiIow.

CHICAGO, June 25.-Denis Kearney, who
advertised to speak In Cincinnati tonight,
was unable to stay on account Of tho So
we're heat, which compelled him to leave
earlier, and tonight be arrived in Chicago
soperhat under the weather. He leaves
tomorrow direct for San Francisco in CON-
pany with ex-Supervisor Danforth and n.
J. Kelly. He 10 more than ever convinced
Of the weakness Of the Democratic ticket
80 far a. California Ii concerned, and says
the Greenback campaign will be run In
that State for ALI ii worth.
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MACON, Ga, juno 30.-Near 10 o'clock
last night q meteor as large as barrel
starting from the zenith plunged down the
northeastern sky and exploded with re-
time the city was lit up a. BY electric light
Much excitement prevailed Ia tho negro
their houses and filling tho cir with screams
and prayers.
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SheriH's Sale.
W. d. Flowers, Plaintiff,
Va.
w. i. Hynes. Defendant


To be sold at Sherlf's sale, on SATURDAY ,,. a.,
day OF July A D. 1880, ate O'Clock D. m. in FUN i@a
of the Court House door In the town and COM, front
Deer Lodge, NJ. T., under and by virtueof Nv Uny OF
ton In the above entitled cause issued trnr rAeCe
District Court Of the Second judicial p.,,o' Tue
Montana Territory. In and for the countv aV n OF
Lodge, the following described property ~ Deer
All the right, title and interest of the dsie"da,,
and to the following property: " - A'SV'in
The Cheyenne lode claim, situated IN u,L, ,
Mining District Deer Lodge couny,M r. and f o60S
one mile west OF Red Mountain city and SGN
thousand 1000 feet in an eastery dI,ccttppr
enc thousand tl00Ol feet in westerly directoD anu
Also, The Only Chance" lode claim sI,r.t:a ~.
what IL known as the Nevens Hill, anout N"" b %
mile west of Red Mountain city, and about ,gn bn
dred yards southeast from the Neyen. Lode c "u
of said lode being eastery and westerly and cemnr
sing one thousand I1n00 feet In an eastery dir"cnn
and one thousand tl00s feet in a westerly dirc,,"n
All OF the above named property wing and being in
led upon as the property Of tho defendant '" Wv
Dated this 10th day of June, A. d. lSS,
JAMES y. MCANDREWS
Sheriff ofeDeer Lodge County =
By THOMAS MoTAsUE, Deputy Sheriff, S7ln
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Daily stage to the Park.

Orders have been received ct Shinebor-
GERS for the establishment Of . daily mail
line from Red Rock TO Msmuoth Hot
Springs, Yellowstone Park. We suppose
the Government intended to establish the
route from Red Rock railway station, .
point % miles nearer the Springs than Red
Rock POST Office. In fact, the mails will
have to 90 directly through tho terminal
town and directly back again, making .
positive doubling up Of A miles. which % :
dead waste, the way the order now reads
The service Is 70 begin July lat, and the
the contract is let TO Gilmef 8 Salisbury.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Jacob SchimOleY, de-

Estate of Jacob Schmoley, deceased
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned admins
traitor OF the estate OF Jacob Schimoey deceased IN
the creditors Of. and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them with Ina
necessary vouchers within ten months after the AMI
publication OF this notice to the said administrator
at the town of Deer Lodge, In the county OF Derr
Lodge. FREDERICK e. GLEASON
Administrator OF the estate Of Jacob Schmoey' d.
ceased.
Dated June a. 1880. 573-a
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Shadow From a War Cloud.

vienna, June 28th.-Warlike prepare
rations are proceeding here. There IL much
activity at the arsenal. The Porte has tel
sgraphed the authorities on the Greek
frontier provinces for an exact report Of
the number of Albanians under arms, the
condition of the country and its resources.
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Notice to Cred tors.
Estate Of Jacob SINH, deccase

Estate OF Jacob Shnh, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Adm,,
istratrix of the estate Of Jacob Shuh deceased In M
creditors of, and all persons having claims agansp
the said deceased. to exhibit them with the necessSr
vouchers, within months after the first pubIIc,,in
of this notice TO the said Administrator AT phFins
bury, In the county OF Deer Lodge.
MARY SHUU.
Aministratrix Of the estate of Jacob SINH
Dated June 81, 1880.
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Gamblers ohosted.

DENVER, COL, june 29.--This p. m. q
shooting ARRAY occurred at Buena Vista re-
sulting in the death OF . gambler known as
Hoodoo Brown and the fatally wounding Of
Curley Frank, another gambler. The dis
pute was over game or cards.
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ST. PETERsBgRe, June 29.-One or more
Of the Russian .shps Of war voyaging.oia the
Suez canal will, if necessary, participate
in making a joint demonstration against
| Turkey.
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Williams, City Treasurer OF Syracuse,
N. Y, suic,ded on Monday. His accounts
were correct
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RELIC OF cUSTER'S BATTLE.
Bismarck Tribune.

Gen. Clusters Compass Found in the
Possession OF Gall, the Indian.
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Came to Uhler 81 Co. g rauch, at the month Of Elk
Creek, Deer Lodge county, NJ. T., about two year.
ago, one small sorrel horse, five years old branded
on the right hip with square and compass and on
the left shoulder the letter S. also saddle-marks and
narrow blazed face. The owner can have the horse
by paying charges.
5934tp CHARLES TRUMlY
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ANOTHER SOUND STEAMER BURNED

BLAoKFooT, NJ. T., June a. 1880.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL EXAMINATION.
f..H ...E aHf nfV-n ar.-sa t..
The Exercises, Prizes and Pc rtinent
Remarks.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-30
THE "SCARLET LETTER. y

The best proof yet published that the Mo.
rey letter was a forgery, is to be found in the
Chronicle of last evening. We have before
us fac simile of Garfelds signature and alse
the signature ct the bottom OF the Chronicles
Autograph letter. No fair man will say that
original. The capital is the FIRST noticeable
point of difference. The top of the genuine
is curved, and there is a loop at the side.
The forged has no loop at the side, and the
top of the letter is pointed. The G in the
genuine signature is cut off short and sharp
at the bottom while in the forged signature
line comes back from the bottom to join the
rest OF the word like q. The word is spell
ed Garfield as plain as day, and this extra was
put in in the word to save the writer from
conviction of forgery. The curl of the at
the end of the word turns down in the genuine
signature and up in the forged name. In
the forged letter occurs the word "companys"
as the plural of company, and not the pos
sessive. Does any sane man think that
statcsm an ike Garfield would make so glar-
ing an error! At the examination yester-
day, Daniel }. Ames an expert, testified that
he believed the Morey letter to have been
written by Philip, the accused; and also tes-
tilted that Philip was in the habit of spelling
companies with a y. This 'Scarlet Letter
will burn into the flesh of the Democracy for
the rest of the campaign like the famous ere
alton of Hawthorn.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-30
A MISTAKEN IDEA.

Many good Republicans, under the idea
Republican Legislature, are considering the
propriety of not voting the Republican Legis-
lative ticket of Ormsby. This will be fatal
error Mr.. Sharon is now considered as
dead cock in the pit, and he is failing like
sick man every day. The men who were
few months ago his ardent supporters, now
openly express themselves against him. and
his friends now admit that he stands no pos
sible chance of succeeding himself, even If the
Republican Legislative ticket is successful.
Let no man scratch a name on the ticket with
the idea that his straight vote will help
Sharon, as a combination has already been
made which leaves him not more than one
chance in Thousand of winning. We do
not believe that the unrledged Assemblymen
will ever have The hardihood TO cast vote
for such man against the expressed wishes
of their constituents, and with the delegates
of four counties unequivocally pledged against
him he cannot win his trick unless he at
tempts to secure votes by actual purchase.
The mement he attempts such a course the
Democratic Assenblymen will combine with
the anti Sharon Republicans and fatten him
out with the least possible ceremony, elect
ing some other Republican. Let every voter
keep these facts in mind and vote the straight
Legislative ticket. The nominees stand un-
pledged, ard if the people of Ormsby wish to
make affairs more certain they can circulate
petitions after election instructing the dele.
gates how TO vote Their petitions will be
needed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-30
Come One }! Come All {!
Monday Evening, Nov. l, 1880.

The following is the programme Of the Re-
publican rally on Monday evening: The
procession will be formed at o'clock p NJ.
onlHCarson street, right of the line resting
opposite T. S. Mint, and will thence march
north along Carson street to city limits,
thence west to Nevada street, thence south to
Robinson street, thence west to Division
street, thence south to Musser street, thence
west to Minnesota street, thence south to
Sixth street, thence east to Carson street,
thence along Carson street to Opera House
where the column will disband.
1t is requested that citizens along the line
Of march will illuminate their dwellings.
Let every Republican of Ormssy county
Join the ranks and give earnest of the great
victory to be won upon the morrow,
Citizens of all adjacent counties are
earnestly and respectfully invited to be
present and join in the greatest demon
stration of the present political campaign.
The ladies are also invited TO be present
at the Opera House.
The Marshal's aids will please report to
the Marshal at the head of the line
promptly at o'clock
By order OF the Committee of Arrange
ments
c. n. HARRIS, Marshal.
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ORMsay COUNTY
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For senator. John d. Hammond
w. NJ Havenor
For Assemb'ymen .................. Eugene Ma, su
For District Attorney ,.............H II. 7. Bartine
For County Treasurer James Fraser
1of County Clerk M d. Hatch
For County Recorder James Morris
For County Assessor. John D. Kersey
Hor Public Administrator ........ Marshall Robinson
nor Superintendent Of Public Schools L. s. Grcenaw
For County Commissioner, long term s. T. jones
For County Commissioner short Israel Crawford
por Justice of Peace Carson Township wv NJ Cary
For Constable, Carson Township. ........D. H. Pine
sSr School Trustee Carson Township lonsl G. B. Webb
For School Trustee, Carson Township. Charles Harris
short TERM ...... ......-........
For Justice of Peace Empire Township . J. A Hoover
For Constable, Empire Township .,... Andrew Arid
For School Trustee, Empire Precinct,
long term ......,..,,,.,.,..
Fer School Trustee, Empire Precinct,
short term .............,........
For School Trustee, Brunswick Precinct
Fer Schoo Trustee Brunswick Precinct,
snort term '...'...-' ..'...''.'...')
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-30

The APPEAL is getting trife tired of re-
ceiving long dispatches from Barnum OF the
National Democratic Central Committee rel
alive to the forged Garfield letter. The last
was marked, 1900 words, collect" and
thrown into the waste basket.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-30

thrown into the waste basket.
JOHN T. RAYMOND had curious expert
ence at Lincoln, Nebraska, while acting in
the trial scene as Col. Sellers. Two dogs be-
gan to fight in the center aisle of the theater
and all attention was instantly diverted from
the stage to the Sight. 81 meve we suspend
proceedings in this court" said Raymond,
and I'll bet a dollar on the white dog" "I'n
take you, cried man in the audience. The.
white dog won, the dollar was passed across
the footlights to Raymond, and the acting
Of the play was resumed.
FALLING IN LINE-Gradually the Republi-
can press is falling into the line marked cut
by the APPEAL months ago on the Sharon
question. The papers which at one time
sslogised Mr. Sharon as pillar of FIRE by
night and clsnd by day, such as led the chill.
dren of Israel to the promised land, now de.
nOuncs him as dead weight to the party and
call upon him to get out of the fight. What
has wrought this marked change in the epin-
ions Of these journals is utterly beyond our
comprehension. Mr.. Sharon is certainly as
much of statesman now as he ever was-at
least as good . speech.maker. Has he not
assisted the party in the campaign-or attsmp.
ted to-by appearing on the rsstrun, filling the
air with his eloquence and enriehing the
country with his striking and original
metaphors? We can call to mind nothing |
more touching aad beautiful than his II
have steed like noble tree between you and |
the wind, and shed my weeping leaves upon
you" We doubt if Tenn Fitch eyer said any |
thing full Of such sweet and comforting cen. |
ISOLATION as the above. To some base minds |
tho scattering Of twenty dsllar pieces would |
be better appreciated than ssch lovely Ism
gsaee, bu. perish the thsaght-and the
thinker--that any man who really loves his
country should look a. it in that light. We
had hoped that the men who loved him for
himself alone would continue their consistent
devotion to his cause, 80 that after his defeat
he might net be harrassed with the reflection
that the assurance of any bodys regsrd had
been pretsnsc. We arc sure tina in the
end tho fallen statesman will have more
respect for the cander Of his genuine enemies
han the hypocrisy of his pretended friends.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS
BOLLIN n. DAG0ErT. Storey
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-30

FoR JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT
W. II. BRATTY................ White Pine
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-16
President Csizens' Association.

Ediiors Dispatch; The above letter from
General p. 4. Moore, president OF the Citl-
zen,' Association, explain, Itself. 1t seems
that these gentlemen take exception to my
charge taa; they are sin the Interests OF the
r.kpepers Of Richmond" | must can
didly saw really thought an association
which asked that the bar-keopcrs shoWa
have the privilege OF selling liquor Oh Snn-
dov was s.in the Interests" G said bar
Keepers: and yet it would now appear tnat
Major stiles and myself have been co1Dat.,
tim men who were not Gin the Interests OF
the bgr-keeper,," )" and that the distinguished
Sneakeis at Mozart Hall FRIDAY might were
ain mistaken, and that Judge Ould's ScAibin@
criticism Of the memorial OF the CiilZens'
Assoclation was meaningless and Bnecs :
earv II Will doubtless afford our peop
GREAT pleasure to know from the president
himself that the Citizens Association ha
mo connection whatever with bar-keeP
er.v for without the aid as this slronl
auy the movement TO ahrogiae our shSaa!
| laws must prove abOrilye.
l. anJrds me great pleasure, tberetoEe, t'
give as wide publicity to tAls disclaimer a.
did to the article to part OF when th'
Citizens Association take suco grave eA
ception. Very truly yours,
J. +. ELLYsos.
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local MATTERS.
en-, ,puropriation Ordinance.

,.,,,r IT Is PROPOSED TO kNPtND pOhlNu ihE
Yr.cu. YEAR--A HEALTHY STATE OF THE
tr,xces-sPgCIH MEETING OF THE COM
,,o~ corNcIr. THIS AFTERNOON TO CONSIDER
The BILL.
rho Common Council will meet this e'cn-
- consider The annual appropriation
"r1;nqrce which will be presented by The
t,;,once Committee. IL j. a subject OF con-
..1,,le,ion that the financial affairs OF the
77i,v are I'm such healthy condition. Inc
eo:,ing debt Of the two past years, amount
~ o. moro than thirty thousand dol
Iar. has been paid of, and the city
,.ooirs The fiscal wear with cash balance IN
,tetrc,sury OF upwards OF seventeen thou
s",1 dollars. The finances OF Richmond,
,,iM Mr.. II. G.. Cannon at the head OF the
committee. have been managed with signal
Utility. and the good people OF the city
Jonliless feel that their confidence has been
,ro,,bily bestowed. and it is hoped that
p,cbmond may always have as conscientious
repre.eptatiyes as the gentlemen who now
manage our finances. >.
The following i the full text OF the ordi-
nance TO be presented this afternoon
An ordnance CQnceRing appropriations
for lS79.'SO and Making Appropriations
TOR lSS0'Sl.
TApproN ed -. 1880
/ BE il Ordqincd Jg TIE Council Of me
c,h, Of Richmond. That oil uneXprnded
onnropriations, n well rs all balances in cX-
res, Of appropriations, standing on the
hooks Of the Auditor at the end OF the past
fiscal wear, January 3l,t, 1880, except such
a. .prly to Friends ColOrtd Orphan Asy-
INN. slS7 80; Female Humane Association,
SaSl -; Richmond Male Orphan Asylum,
S1S7.50: -. Paul's Church House, S93.7j :;
culyeri,. $i.2S: Cltv School Board, S6.l4 :;
College Di>pcuSlTy. $G2.5i; City Morgue,
s-j: grounds ana buildings, SSJO.O9; cly
polce Sl7j; pas OF judges, 1925; station.
ery and printing. S90.6l; school Board
construction" S423.4N. aud Michael Reese
fund. S3.OO0-tOtal. s., 1G2. .0j-shall be con-
sidered Us cancelled. and the Auditor IS
hereby empowered and directed 10 balance
his books accordingly.
.. That theIe be appropriated from the
funds and resources OF the city for the fiscal
wear ending 3lst day Of January, 1881, the
following sums, and for the purposes here
mentioned, and that said sum shall not IN
anv case be increased or added TO, except
bya vote Of tWo-thirdS Of the whole coun
eli I'm favor Of such increase or addition
said vote to be taken by ayes and noes
viz:
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lFor ihe Dispa'shI

BOdy-Sna tcht~z---A SaggcstlOws
Whilst the subject Of body-sn,tebing Is
fresh on the minds OF the community the
writer has plan which may be praeticabls,
and II carried out VIII forever put an end
to resurrectionisis in this city. Whilst the
grave Is being filed. simply put some toY~
pedoes or some explosive substance in the
earth halfway between The coffin aud the
top OF the grave. Let the explosive be suf-
ticienily strong, and when ,ae grave isbeing
opened for the purpose q removing the
body the party who would be removing The
body would be blown up suSsciently 10 put
a stop to his nightly amusement. After two
or three body-snatsbers had been blown up
we would not need waicbman at Oakwood.
The explosion would not hurt the coffin be-
low, but it would take a search.warrant TO
lind the scraps OF the body.snaiche
SCeTJA\D.
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MRS. wINsLOw's .oOTHINGsYRUP-

RFy. sYLvA.,CS COsB TINS writes 10 tHe bo''o"
C,rfstfan FrzAlaac Ne would by 40 Means re-
commend any kiu.ioG medicine wh!t.s "e oid n"s
know 20 be goed--9as,icuArly FOR iasAht. bus OF
Mas. WINsIyOW's, SOOTHING sfetI We .p
sneak from Snowlcdge, IN our o"L hml'y u hA~
uroytd a brssiug indeed. By giving an iHiah' u'.~
blei with .oc psiss quiet sleep AID ii pare h's W.
broken RS, at rs.5t. Most parents can ap'r~s''.o
these tIossing,. Here IS an srii~ "nle' no'es -
perfec, s3n. and Which - h'f"l-As, ioi "s s',,,
h,c,, n o,a. the in.aul Is re.isctly ns'ssai a'id
,ha ,,,,,e cher,.h awake, a. "Agigh' a. a Su'ton'
Aud airing ,he process Of teciaing rs 'a'ss Is in'
c,Ies,sb,e. We have freqaer@y heard s'o'hers ssy
bes woald mol be without 1 fIom the oN'h o. mo
MA nm 4, had anI.hed wiA the teeie.ps ssss On
,ay ,l.sera ion wniieygc- sold ~ Al o. 'Ss.'
twenty I've cents botlA.