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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-12-22
CarlOsta's Weary WaGch.

Standing on the balconies of Miramar,
where sight roams over a vast extent Of the
Adriatic Sea, the vision Of poor Carlotta in
her madness arises terribly before the view.
Here she kept her nightly vigils, despite the
protestations of the Queen of Belgium, who
endeavored to entice her from Miramar with
assurances that her husband would return no
more, to whom she replied: e'No, will wait
for Maximilian he has abdicated the throne
and departed for Mexico. The passage from
Vera Cruz will take q fortnight, and the voy-
age from Liverpool here three more days
therefore, he will be here in less than a week."
On July s, 1867, the birthday university Of
the Emperor Macmillan, she ordered the
chateau to be draped with flags and brilliantly
Illuminated, and, as the inhabitants of Trieste
heard Of the sad death, they beheld at the
same moment the arrangements for a magni-
fcent fete at the Castle Of Miramar. On that
day she went to the port and looked anxiously
and long at the distant horizon that formed
the visions bounds, at times exclaiming, II
will wait for him sixty years." And she is
waiting still, but not at Miramar; all places
are now alike to her outward gaze, and the
wisdom that yelled her reason IN the midst Of
such overwhelming sorrow surely must not be
questioned.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-12-22
Wesley's Parish Clerk.

Wesley's parish clerk at EpWorth was not
only very conceited about his singing. but
also concerning bis personal appearance, and
delighted to appear il the Rector's cast-off
clothes, more especially in his wigs, though
they were far too large for him. To humili-
ate him Wesley said: sJohn, / shall preach
on a particular subject to-day, and shall
choose. my own psalm, of which I shall give
out the first line, and you shall proceed as
usual" When the time came Wesley gave
out the first line Of the psalm, Like to an
owl ia ivy bush," the clerk instantly follow
ing with the next line, THAT rueful thing am
y" The congregation, IS they saw his small
head half buried in the large WIG, were NOV
ed TO smile, and John was mortified and the
Rector was pleased. 1t is the same man who
(says Clark in his s'Memoirs Of the Wesley
Family, when King William returned to
London after one OF his expeditions, gave
out in Epworth Church "a hymn of my own
composing )"
"hlng William has come home, come home,
King William home has come;
Therefore let as together sing
The hymn that's called TIE D'um."
l have been told of a parish clerk who,
similarly to this EpWorth clerk, gave out "a
stave of my W composing in reference to
some damage that had been maliciously done
to his garden feuce:
"Oh, Lord, how doth the wicked men;
They increase more and more,
They breaks the post, likewise the rails,
Around this poor clerks door,"
Another old clerk always had a struggle to
pronounce rightly sawed by Thy gracious
word, j" which he turned to "a we'd" In a
Northumberland church, moi far from the
Cheyiots, where the parish clerk gave out the
psalm and sung it, | heard him say
GAS pants the art fer coolin' streams,
When 'eated in the chaise."
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-12-22

9 coal barge, anne up in time to catch his
breath before he slid under q raft a mile long,
and finally scrambled ashore down at War.
rlngton, about seven miles below, with the
remark n use trying, We kant drown q
deep water Baptis ?''
a constant reader asks q Western edi-
tor who was the author of the Junius letters
and the editor replies that 'sthey were written
by the late Mr. Junius." All that editor
wants is a leather cover to BE a biographical
encyclopedia.
The arrival of a large number OF western
dressed turkeys is announced. Western or
not, it Is q bad style Of dressing for cold
weather. The poor things are without over
coats, and have not even SO much S. q feath-
buster about them.
Aman in a prayer meeting at Great Springs,
Ca, arose and said that he was ready to die
ana awaited the summons with impotence.
Just then q bullet came crashing through the
WINDOW and grazed the pious brothers's ear.
q nelghbor whom he had sued for debt had
taken him at his word. But not wanting his
in that form he crawled under the
bench for protection.
10 we'll eagles ever vote? We hear a great
deal about i'll eagle voting.-C5ncinnah Sat
wrdoy Night. Well, eagles had considerable
to do with voting in the last Presidential elet-
ton, On both sides. Each eagle influenced
at least $40 worth of votes.-Yoaoco5 Strauss.
The eagles scream of this joke is somewhat
at1Ouated. Boston Globe. Yes. il is eagle TO
the worst thing in q last years comic alma
nae.
A Galveston family has q colored servant
that, while very attentive to her duties, has
never given 70 anybody a civil answer.
Purely as an experiment, the. lady of the
house bought her a new calico dress, and
gave it to her, saying: II am glad to have
the pleasure, Matildy, Of giving you this
Eyer mout hab dat pleasure long
ago ct yer had had any regard foah my feel
ings,' was the gracious response.
The New York Tribune says that s'Ralph
Waldo Emerson has, in lecturing, employed
but one gesture, and that very seldom.
When he utters some impressive sentence he
makes a grasping gesture, as though Selling
imaginary object in front Of him.
Chicago people will recognize this movement
at once, but in this city it is followed by a
crooking of the elbow. We are
glad to see that Ralph has been out with the
boys in bis time.
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.aaaszllsb sgszses ) 4saEBassaas.,.
UnQuIeG Ireland.

DUBLIN, December 8.-Solicitor Connolly
defended q gamekeeper against the charge of
shooting at a farmer, at Monroe. When
Connolly left the court, q crowd of people,
numbering fully one thousand, gathered
around him, hooting and groaning vigorously
and raising their sticks in the air. The state
Of affairs became SO threatening that Con-
molly had to seek shelter in 8 house. The
The doors were closed, and it was with the
utmost difficulty that those within prevented
the forcible entry Of the populace.
LONDON, December "A bailiff was shot
dead near Cookstone, county Tyron, while at
tempting to execute 8 decree. The man
against whom the decree was issued and fred
the shot, escaped.
The government has ordered accommoda-
tions to be prepared for $50 soldiers at Bal
lima, Ireland, where a lady land owner was
recently mobbed and assaulted on the street.
The Worzd's London special Of the 9th
says: As Irish matters look tonight it is
more than likely that Parnell will very soon,
find himself the subject Of another criminal
Indictment under which the crown will also
be the prosecutor. It will be remembered
that just before Parnell was rendered the free
dom Of the city Of Waterford he made a
speech there in which be denounced, in unre-
stricted terms, the government and its methods
in Ireland. The speech greatly pleased his
friends in the city government, and the free
dom Of the city was rendered him. Now his
are beginning to show themselves.
They have brought his speech to the notice
Of the Grown Prosecutor in the county, and
t has been decided not only to indict Parnell
Waterford, bat to furnish information to
5he Attorney General IN Dublin.
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FLOATING FANCIEs.
His turk-eye had . sickly glare,
His gills with thanks were wan,
The skeletons OF drum-sticks we're
,r-.l 4Io4

Around that bilious man.
Garfield is about the only canal-boatman
who has pulled his boat through this year be.
fore the ice closed in.
Professor Swift sat down suddenly on the
pavement recently, and discovered five new
stars Of the first magnitude and three comets.
Cincinnati d~istillerY manufactured 10, 800
400 gallons Of Whiskey during the year ending
November 1. Some of it was sent out Of the
city.
Street row: First gamin: sI'll fill yer
mouth with gravel" Second gamin: "Yerll
have a big job dom it," .sOh, I'll get a
steam shovel"
Female telegraph operators do not like TO
receive press reports. Such matter has to be
written on manifold, and the sex never did
care for manifold.
Theodolite says the polar waye is 9 bluster-
ing sirocco compared with the cold wave Of
the hand which q girl once gave him when
he proposed TO marry her.
AL Arizona commodore lived seventeen
days on doves and fried rattlesnakes. He
says the later dish, properly prepared, is IN
surpassed by any meat in the world.
An agricultural paper says: Sour milk
will bring better returns IN eggs than in any
other way II may be; but the people must
be educated to it before they will relish sour
milk In eggs.
a Georgia Young man asked his sweet
heart whether she had ever reed Romeo and
Juliet She replied that she had read
Romeo, bul she did not think she had ever
read Juliet.
It takes five gallons Of Whiskey to cure an
elephants cold, and, since this fact came out,
seven New York men have been sent to in
asylums, as nothing can convince them
that they are not elephants suffering with
colds.
a Vicksburg negro fell from the deck OF q
steamboat the other day, was sucked UNDER
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-12-22

oy DIS mothers incessant supplications, is
SAID to have granted him permission to return
to st. Petersburg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-04
nee aaoKIER CArEoHIsM.
Hancock Answers for His Party ant
KniIa 10 Pass.

l.a
Hnuooek Answers for His Party aud
YniIs TO Pass.
indianapolis, Journal.
Uncis sam-Cien. Hancock, you say you
~ SlS' H. 80 - 10 p,s.,dsntp m
Wouiu me !" 0e
Gen. Hancpck-fes, sir, II you please
U.s.-You seem to Unsupported by the
Solid South. hl{'iit
Sow nas q ~. ~ a., I n tovor ~ f,se
zen H;-' an ~ N"''i " W
ballot and . fair count.
y. S..Yon were In command Of sew
Orleans In 1857. Were you men Q irleno
of the Democrats, who were killing, or OIL
the Republicans, VINO were kiiled in
Gen. HI was In favor oil the CIVIL
power as against the military. =.
U. S.--When Congress passes q law, lslt
the supreme law Of tue lana!
Gen. H-1es, y 1t Is conshtntionaI.
U. Slow Is the constltuuonsilty ae-
terminedf ,s,.,-.,,.., a..
Gen. 1.-THE final Jurisdiction ISL the
sunreme Court.
U. SIS 1t not rather In National
Democratic Convention
Gen. HENo, air. 49,.
y. s.-Had the reconstruction measures
OF Congress been declared unconstitution'
al In July, 1852 tft'f'
Gen. H.-No, cir. :,
U. S,-Were they not binding upon all
until so declared?
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AtFairmont corn is worth so cents,
oats 40 cents, wheat IS. potatoes 40, but,
ter 20 AID eggs Is.
AT Buckhsnnon Upshur county, corn
50 and 60, oats 20 and 25, hay sl2, wool
80 and 40. honey l2l, feathers 80 and 40.
butter 7 and 10, egg. Q. Chickens 8 and 6
cents per pound, beef hides s and cents
psr pound.
Al KeyteF (Miperal county, wheat 50
AID 90, rye 80 and 90, oats 80 and 40, corn
per bbl, O5 and 10. potatoes 40 and 50 cts
p,r bushel, butter 10 and 20, eggs 10 and
l., wool 2s and 80, onions 70 and 90
gepseus 70 aud 90. :
Al sistetsvilIe (Fyler connty) wheat 90
corr So, oats 80, potatoes so aud 60, but
ter Is eggs 70, chickens, per dozen, 81 d
and 81 20, dried apples per Id, 8, feather
40.
Charleston, Kanawha county: wheat
75ard So; corn, e5; oats, 40; hay, sl2; pc
tatces, 40; honey, 9and IL; yellow root
s cents per pound; butter, IS and 2Oi egGs
10, ginseng, 81 90 and 81 25; saltsl pei
barrel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-04

Brooke COUNTY politics are in consider
able Of mix this fall. 1t looks as il there
would be a good deal of scratching.
Brooke ia not large county and every
body knows everybody, and as there are
three tickets in the field, the Uncles and
Auuts, the Sisters and Cousins, OF the can
didates are all electionering cross-wise.
Amidst all the uncertainties, however, that
b,cloud the prospect the, election Of Bar
clay for Sheriff seems tolerably well as
snred. The contest seems to be between
him and the Greenback candidate.
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why West virginians should Vote the
democratic TicAct.

why West EirEiuthns NhouIu sote ihe
Democratic Ticact
The Democratic party gave US a Consti-
tuition that cost us s. ,OOO,O Oo, and has cost
us 100000 year more than 1.-The old Con
stitulion ever since; vote the Democratic
ticket.
1t increased the number Of Offices in
the State sixtY.Rix; vote the Democratic
Itincreased the salaries Of all the officers
sixteen per cent; vote the Democratic
ticket.
It added eleven to the number of our
Legislators and increased their pay from 50
to 81 per day; vote the Democratic ticket.
Il gave us an additional Supreme Judge
and increased their pay $3.50 each per an:
mum; vote the Democratic ticket.
1t created fity.iour new county judges,
or presidents Of County Courts, at "a per
day each; vote the Democratic ticket.
II raised the per diem Of Justice from
s. to s. per day; vote the Democratic
ticket,
It added just S37, 1874 40 to our tax-pay-
ing burdens by revaIuing the real estate
Wltuuut uGGIedrluE VIZ Aaho PoA 49," ~.
taxation; vote the Democratic ticket.
II took ten days Christmas Legislative
spree in 1872, but continued their salaries,
which cost our tax payers just $40, 600 In
hard cash; vote the Democratic ticket.
II gave US a Judiciary system that is q
travesty upon Justice and an insult to the
gods; vote the Democratic ticket.
1t gave US a road law which robs the
cradle and the grave; vote the Democratic
ticket.
It gave us school law that robs the
free school system OF efficiency and
strength; vote the Democratic ticket.
1t has refused appropriations to the
State Normal Schools, thus depriving the
free schools Of efficient teachers; vote the
Democratic ticket.
It has set us back in the path Of progress
Just fifty years and retarded our indus
trial. commercial and material interest be-
yond all calculation; vote the Democratic
ticket and get your neighbors to vote it,
STATE Journal.
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nHE REPuBLlCAN MANUAL.
|I CAMPAIGN OF $50

SAH 49,
History, principles early le,as, ,Si ,Idts,s
Of the Republican paTtJ, vi D'v,'' i'Isut-E
james a. Garfield and Chester a. A''-
smAlley. -,....,I,s firm, II bohss,
eost. ~ Inf rmGiion which every " y, coils I's
dssi,es 10 p,IesS. Il Is The best Of m too III sJ'
which active workers can drlG smAS
MIA use. il contept' eompTt,ei- lean p'hI,
Ent-A brief history VI ihg ,KIhs arr
With preliminary chapters tfA,Ips ,bs pr,DiUtts..
earlier pSTtRa 10 this co nTf ,ln's 10 'Ii 'st
II h believed that this l. the GhIy o thn Iti'
which relates the story q ,hI mn G, ora Il,
historic patty 10 epnnee''d hpu i Ispfllr Iui"F
sseond-Kn ariitle on the EAR ~ RAM,
ara. Describe the men who hiln'u n TIrt1 I"
ThIr The nalionll p'nhorns ~ SithpA
.iyen. beginning With 1856 anH thninh Mo Il 'IJ
Fourtb-Tbe eFetOrll sod plga,,HI ~ lpfnEdh
PresiSsnt,ai election since 'he parry
Fii,SLA valuable table is given 'h.,I need b, ~
"a "a IN tbe pUGlio debt ana Inter ,S pIsS
nubl can lSgsIitISn ard Idnn 1ui,''p 'bs b. tVp'
HIth-Tss next dIpItIn.G, y w. ,% ,rIr cAlAir
mi bIoSraI al ,ketihsS q lhr h M ihsHh
XIV. tSr Prs.isnt AID Vic, Prt'idtn' aus i.
'sT Ts q SSisISs L elegantly bupd IN tSis
f,t Int 4 Action Of the prre c'm@ .t,!r IIi
.,cb Lnsk.' Price Of; " By MI EpnSi
: 'NS- w. STANTON : DAVA;Ssss,NIiiksIIu''t
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The public debt of the United States
has been reduced sS974,s91 during the
month OF September, aud s25,57S, liz dur
ing the months OF July, August and Sep
TENDER, The total debt now is g, os6, $780,
500, or, less the cash in the Treasury, ST.
9l5, 59I, 1882.
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SOMEBODY has informed Hornor, Of the
Psrkersburg Sentinel, that the Blaine
meeting here last Tuesday was "a misera-
Bile failure as compared with what was an
ticipated." Alasl poor Hornor! you are as
usual the victim OF somebody's joke.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-04

Up to the middle Of September, the
west.bound business from New York for
the fall season By all the trunk lines was
increased more than % per cent as COM
pared with the corresponding period Of
1879. The following are the official
figures giving comparative statement Of
freight forwarded from New York by all
rail, and rail and lake over the New York
Central, Erie, Pennsylvania and Baltimore
aud ohio rnada.
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Organization of u GaiHeid and Arthur
Club nj BenwOod.

EaNofs 1nleiHgeheW'
BENwoop, October 2.
A meeting was held in Fisher Hall Fri
day, October /, for the purpose Of organ
izipg Garfield marching club. The at
tendance was large, although but a few
hours notice Of the meeting was given.
Jacob AItmeyer presided, and j. A. Lam
der acted as secretary. Eighty one names
were enrolled as members, after which
the following gentlemen were elected per
msneut officers OF the club: Jacob Alt
meyer, President: Isaac Barton, VIM.
Wieman and E. johns, Vice Presidents;
Robert E. Sharp, Secretary. Charles Pat
terson, Assistant Secretary; Jacob a. Ian.
der, Captain; Joseph Rees, First Lieuten-
ant; Isasc Barton, Second Lieutenant; P.
p stewart, First Sergeant; Albert Serig,
Color Bearer. The club, when fully or.
ganized, will number not less than two
hundred members, and will carry from
one hundred to one hundred and fifty
torches. A full uniform was adopted.
IRIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-04
tbs clerks returns of the vote for Gov.
ernor In Maine foot up as follows:

Daniel F. Davis has over thousand
votes more than Harris NJ. Plaisted, but
there are 175 votes returned for Daniel F.
David and ,ss4 votes for Harris, Harrison
and various other Plaisteds. II thesesh
be counted for Daniel F. Davis and Harris
NJ. Plaisted, then Plsisted has l7e plurality
over Davis. The Portland Adrsrsiser says;
aUnder these circumstances an amusing
change Is yisiblein public opinion. The
Fusionists begin TO doubt whether, after
all. Gov. Garcelon and his council were
right in counting the returns for g. s. Hill
and Geo. 8. Hill as for different perfons;
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and Republicans, while they think there
should be some investigation, are inclined
to think that II the ballots agree with the
returns there may be legal doubt about
the intention Of the voters"
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COMMITTEES and made the subscription slooD.
Victor Hugo gives usr in Crembounnes
language; the final word for this iRnoole
history OF human life. It Is untrans-
latable into our Language"
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Special NOTICES.
IuSTICE OE IHe PEACE.

Having many warm, personal friends. irrespective
Of party, who dslr' me to be a ean5idat for the
above office in Clay District, hereby announce MY
self an Independent candidate for the SAM, and
yer respCc iull fOllCt the suppor Of voern on the
18th Of October. II elected, [ prOuIe to etrEorm
the duties Of the ofce imPartiaIy and with rrOmp.
tltude.
oct2 JOSEPH l.. WILDE.
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Which amount Is ITO be gotten out Of
their properties, or hang over them for the
remainder OF their lives.'
"But let us go one step further to the
no redeeming qualities. The Vanderbilt,
the Stewart, the Goulds, however close
business men, have left from time 60 time
in their lives, and In their deaths, records
Of benevolence. This man Is Incapable Of
benepoltnee. Humans9fering cries against
his heart as you speak into an echoess
depth; IL Is less responsive than a stone.
/ will prove this assertion. Ofall the great
calamities which hayestruck our common
humanity from time TO time with sudden
sympathy and sorrow, the Chicago FIRE
has no parallel. twas universal In every
hut, and house, and palace in the
world. In the West everything measures
itself by the vastness OF Its plains,
Its mountain ranges, lie continent dividing
rivers. Man reaches there the highest
emiuence. Ithas given to the world Lin.
coins name-the synonym OF god like
human sympathy. Il might seem that
human meanness could not exist there.
In that city where English lived q commit.
tee was Of once fotmed-supplies, goods
and money to the amount OF Thousands Of
dollars raised. The committee went to
him-the lord Of that city. He had the
wealthiest name-the most prominent
name. he subscribed : he gave to the
cause that made o single heart beat
for humanity he gaue. one dollar. The
reported this subscription. The
fact hacama known tn many. The In |
iignation was 50 great that the interests OF
The bank were being endangered. me
report was made to him. He sent Tor the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-04
RtpusllcAs COUNTY TICKET.

sAEnTHi
GEORGE Il. PARKs.
pRosEcurISs ATTORsxr,
T. J. HuGus.
AslnEoR, CITY pisTEicT,
c. A. HBLMBRIGhT.
ASSESSOR, oounTET DIETRICH,
Il. Il. ARMSTRONG.
HOUSE OF pEtHeArIs,
". P. HUBBARD,
c. D. THOMPSON,
JOHN FREW,
SIMON !. McCoLiocH.
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TnE Doddridpe county Record says that
the Constitutional amendments will have
500 majority in that county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-04
IosEpH WILDE.
q CARD

"a S;-EAESL'-
To all who are suffering from the srrOrs and lndIR-
eretIops Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
los Of manhood, Gc., will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send u BOlI-addrassSd envelope 70 the REY. JOsRPH
r. TSNAS. &a'ioa D. Ma iort Cly, iai2.HwRAw
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NAIlnAAL RIPueLlcAN TICKET,
sEpUsuCAa STATE TICKET.

FoA soyKxSoH,
GEO. G. sTuRGIss, Of AonongAha.
spprK,s1EspKxT or yREE SCHOOLS,
A. L PuRIEToN, Of Wood
AT1omEr sESERAI,
GEO. B, CALDWELL, Of Ohio.
AUDITOR,
JOHN s. CUNNINGHAM, Of KAnaWhh
TREAspRER,
RICHARD BURKE, Of Monroe.
luPREAE JUDGE,
EDWIN MAXWELL, Of Harrison
FOE coSoREss,
I'd Distrirt-J. I, HOkE, Of Alnei"' o..
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


finally except sunday-NNSA|t Accommodation.
f9tsubSnyillO AecoIimOl alton. This train during
TIE dsy plues backward and forward between Mar.
NM Fury and BeAiro, tt0pplng when required Il
sherman House, EtnaTiuOi West wheeling and
erpvAl Fiji.
lUflrhsyillo Accommodation. Nlt
tCAual Dover Accommodation.
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sTtAME Rs.

EUROPEAN STEAM SHIP AGESO'
Passage Tickets to and tom EUROPE"
six Steamship Lines atloEe'' ,n,,S 81
oo,7 and QlIa NA'Ert sT.-s
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This Constitutional Amendments
Constitutional Amendment. Article eish'-ft'
Ratification. go. .At,4.., ~.
els thTee-F6T Ratlhra'ion.