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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-09
HoratIo seymour speaks

New York, ex-governor Seymour
crowded Chicktring Hall tonight, and
made political speech which was heart
lily received. He reviewed ConkIing's
speech in csustic manner, and strongly
denounced Capitalization Of power and
upheld the state sovereignty doctrine.
Mr.. Seymour referred to the republican
charges Of democratic unwillingness to
keep the public faith. He cited instances
in his experience as governor of New
York, when be vsinly endeavered to col
lect from republicans funds to meet
state obligations in 1868 and 1864; and
he added, the mesnest regulators are
they who profess honesty and poverty
and then spend money in riotous living,
and new want TO appeal to the business
men, and then will relieve you. In
closing Seymour said, OF the candidates
1 have nothing unkind to say. There is
bond Of sympathy between Mr.. Gar
field and myself BE snd went into con-
ventions, not as candidates, and wers both
nominated. We went around speaking,
and he is going to be beaten just as L
was. lie speaker closed by picture Of
Garfield taking the osth Of senator and
Hancock that Of president, on March 4,
1881.
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Remedy for Hard Times.

Stop spending so much on fine
clothes, rich food and style. Buy
good, healthy food, cheaper and
better clothing; get more real and
substantial things OF life every way.
and especially stop the foolish habit
of running after expensive and qusck
doctors or using so much of the vile
humbug medicine that does you only
harm, and makes the proprietors
rich. but put your trust in the great
est o; ell simple, pure remedies, Hop
Bitters, that cures always at tri6ing
cost, and you will see better times
and good health. Try it once. Resd
OF it in another column.
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YOu Have No Exeuss.

Have you any excuse for suffering
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint2
Is there any reason why you should
60 on from day to day complaining
with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache,
Habitual Oostivepess. Palpitstion OF
the Heart, Heartburn. Waterbrssh,
Craving and Burning Pains at the
pit o. tbs Stomach, Yellow Skin.
Coated Tongue and Dissgreeable
Taste in the Mouth, Coming Up oil
Food after eating. Low Spirits. etc. 7
Mol Il is positively your own fault il
you do. Go to your Druggist and get
a Bottle of GRKEN's AUGUST FLOWER.
For rs cents your cure lie certain, but
il you doubt this. get 3 Sample Bottle
for IL cents and try it. Two doses
will relieve you. au15
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-09

HE RUKoR Is revived that Jay
Gould has bought the New York
World, and the story is probably true.
This will give Gould control OF two
republican journals in New York, be
having owned the Tribune for years.
The World usei to be democratic,
bat long ago it ceased to expound the
doctrines OF that party, or to work in
the interest Of democracy.
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Now Mr.. ENGLISH, the democratic
nominee Tor vice president, wants to
send for Scotly Briggs. Sootty made
it plain that Buck Fanshaw never
shook his mother. and be could
probably satisfy the country that
English never shook his grandmother.
The Hoosier Statesman is charged by
the republicans with robbing his
grandmother, thirty-jour years ago,
While acting SIS her agent for the COL
lection Of government pension.
Mankind ought to feel pity for the
unfortunate fellow who is go unlucky
as 10 be nominated for high Office il
the American republic.
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Insane Love and q Shocking
! Tragedy.

Quincy, Lila, S.-A fearful tragedy is
reported from New Canton. Pike
County. caused by love. resulting in
double murder and suicide. Six miles
from New Canton lives family named
Baker, consisting Of father, mother and
two daughters, the elder 10 years old. A
young man named Sellers had been
working for the family and about 8
O'Clock last evening while Mr.. Baker
was absent, insisted that the daughter
should promise to marry him. She
refused, whereupon Sellers drew .
revolver, shot the dog, then the mother,
and finally the girl. He then placed the
muzzle 10 bis own temple and fired. Each
shot was instantly fatal. The youngest
daughter witnessed the whole tragedy
and gave the above facts before the
coroner's jury this morning.
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SARAH BERNHARDr. The coming
- actress. having been duly advertised,
her dresses detained 10 the New York
custom house, her fatherless family of
- little ones all described, ETC., the sale
OF tickets TO her performances in
New York has opened. and the rich
people of Gotham are eeemingly
going crazy over the woman. The
price of ticket for the season is 500,
and not more than tsn tickets are
sold TO any one person. In the first
two hours after the box Office was
2 opened $25. 900 worth OF tickets we're
sold, and there vas a long line OF per
cons awaiting an opportunity to hand
in their offerings. Sarah will not
shine ia Salt Lake. We have had
t- one circus this year, and the town
could not stand two OF them The same
season. --- 40
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The EMPRESS OF GERMANY, ualike
her husband, is said to be most IN
popular throughout the empire,
though why it should be so no one
seems able to state. She is extremely
charitable, takes q deep interest in
the poor, who oge much to her help
ing hand, and is a warm friend to
education. In Berlin she has founded
large school and an extensive hos
pitsl, both OF which are supported
mainly out OF her private purse. Sac
also de7oles 10 them much OF her
time and attention. Other chari.
table institutions in Germany owe
fair share o! their support t. her con-
tributions OF money and personal
efforts in their behalf.
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EvES THE religious Weeklies are
helping along the mining boom, and
they do not seem particular as to the
character OF the mines or companies
that they try to get before the public.
The COngregatioaaList has a column
of advertisements OF mining COM
panies, aud it is questionable if the
publishers or editors have ever taken
the trouble to inquire whether the
concerns were wildcat or reliable.
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Vacant Places

In the dental ranks will never occuI
II you are particular With your teeth,
and cleanse them every day with that
famous tooth-Hash SOZODONT.
From youth to old age it will keep
the enamel spotless and unimpsired.
The teeth OF persons who use S0ZO'
DON'T have q pesrl-like whiteness,
and the gums roseste hue. while the
breath is purified, and rendered sweet
and fragrant. 1t is composed of rare
antiseptic herbs. and is entirely free
from the Objectionable and injuriou.
ingredients of Tooth Pastes. etc. OF
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Now for Business,

Vienna, s.-The Political Correspond
efsee says England has received the de-
clarstions of sll the powers that they are
prepared TO assent 10 the proposal OF
England to seizs some place in the Ar
chipelgo. Commanders of fleets are in
structed therefore to depart in forty-eight
hours for fresh destination.
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a BRIEF telegram from New York
t tolthe Herald this morning. refers to
the 1897 business. There seems
TO be 1929" crazs throughout the
east, which is worse than the fifteen
puzzle gameof last spring. Demo
cratic newspapers carry the cabalistic
figures at the tops OF their editorial
colu us, "329'' blszss from trans
parencies, the sidewalks and dead
walls are strewn with 329 dodgers and
pastors and the papers devote
columns to stories about 329. A
house that is numbered 329 is an
object Of interest, as the telegram
referred to above implies. We find
In exchanges scores of such items as
these:
A brand of ''long IS" are advertised as
S29s.
a republican bicyclist has made a
=rsr mile in S:2e On the track in Danbury,
Conn.
These are 829 ripe pears in the garden
OF Park Commissioner Stranahan of
Brooklyn.
Sheriff Daggett of Brooklyn hiss re-
ceived a bill Of 1929 for champagne and
oysters used IN entertaining General
Joseph r. HsRley.
The Hon. Rufus F. Andrews saws that
since Garfield was nominsted he hiss told
52s republicans that his name was James
A. and not the Rev. De Golyer Garfield.
81 An Ingenious alithmeticisn hss an
nouneed that 3-2-9 added together make
fourteen the exact number of letters in
the names James A. Garfield, Chester A.
Arthur, and Credit Mober.
Little boys upon the street
One another strangely greet
Wink and whisper as they meet,
'f3-Z-9;'' q don't Won see it9v
The granite posts at the entrances 10
The yard OF the White House and the
stone facing OF the treasury department
bear the figures 1929. The floor Of Inc
patent Office and the entrances IN The |
state, war, and navy departments glow
with the same figures.
The new republican banner at Court
and Montague streets, Brooklyn is
adorned with portraits Of Garfield |
Arthur, kneeling colored gentleman,
aud a flushed goddess OF liberty. The |
bill was SS29 l
A correspondent assures US that a man
in a boarding house in East Tenth street |
Wagered 1929 that he could walk 329 /
miles in 500 consecutive hours He won |
the stakes. While walking he ate 359 |
hard boiled eggs, 329 pigs feet 329 /
doughnuts 329 apples, and $50 rounds of |
cheese aud drank 329 glasses of beer.
The receipts were S329, and he had 329 i
blIsters on his feet at the finish
TBe explanation OF al this is found
IN tie fact that General Garfield re
ceived as dividend on bis Credit
Nobilier stock sse9. y
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Important.

Visitors TO Conference should moi
fail to call and lcok through the new
establishment of F. Auerbsch & Bro.
124 and 126 East Temple street. AL
are welcome and will be shown
through the entire building with it:
Mammoth Stock. in the mosI
courteous manner possible. o.
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WHITE HOUSE.
MAUD s.. vs.. .sr, JuLIEN.

Judges Of horse fe.h are invariably
good judges Of fine Old Brand les, and all
such pronounce the last importation OF
Sazersc and Hennessey Brandies, just
received and for sale at the Occidental"
some of the finest quslity that has ever
reached Salt Lske City; trial will con-
vince the most faItidious.
We offer special inducements to the
Jobbing and Family Trade.
AUER & MURPHY. Props.
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For Delegate TO Congress.
GEO. @. CANNON.

EVEN BLAINE, bitter and vindic:ive
as he is, comes out in defense Of Cen
eral Hancock's military record, say
ing it is "bsyond criticism" Only q
man OF Granl's mesnness could think
OF charging anything wrong against
Hancock's military career. Blaine
says Grant is foolish to scrape up per-
sonal ill-ieeling as an excuse for at
lacking Hancock.
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Just Received.

At Cameron's New York House.
Novelties in Ruchings. Laces, Silk
Ties, Fuc HES. Collaretts, Linen and
Silk Handkerchieis, and q thousand
other things, at prices never heard Of
before. s19
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Fifteenth Seni-Allll Dividend.

ZIoH's COOPERATIVE MERCANTILE
INSTITUTION.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 5, 1880.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
have this day declared q Semi
annual Dividend of Three per Cent.
upon the Capital Stock of this Institu-
ton. payable Novem Der 9TH next, to
Stockholders of Record On Slst August.
1880, upon presentation OF their Stock
certificates, at the Office of the Institu-
TROS. G. WEBER,
oe Secretary and Treasurer.
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Carpets! Carpets! Carpets

81. Dinwoodey wishes you to call
and see the new designs of Body and
Tapestry Brussels. Carpets, with
borders to match. Also Three Ply
and extra supers. au17
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
October s. 1880,

WALKER HOUSE.
Oh Miller, Eureka, New; G w Crane,
San Francisco; q G Smith, Mrs G q
Smith and infant, rittsburg, Pa; L
Stillwell, st Loui,; j T Irons and wife.
VIM Mullen aud wife, Buffalo, n Y; w
Driver and wife, Ogden; 7 Bird, Alta;
II Arrsnt, San Francisco; I j Clark, I
j Black, E n Williams, Corinne; II
Wood, SandS; q Rollins, Leadville,
Col; DR. A e BALM, Bingham; A A
David, New York; J Blair, Boston; ii
Savidge and wife. Miss Nellie Cutler,
A g Throap and wife, Miss e b Wait,
Chicago; Rev J h futile, Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
A G Byram, New York; S Stephens,
Mrs d h Peery and SOD, w VsnDyke
and wife, S Moys, Ogden; 4 ID Clark,
Bingham; 1 w BalfOur, New York; q
Wright, Huntsville; l. Waldron, North
Ogden, f Johnson and wife. Sandy; w
w Barnett, Ssntaquin.
VALLEY HOUSE.
JF Wilkin, Park CITY; J w Mem
mott, Payson; NJ NJ Hammond, Logan;
i S Wood, 9 S Wood, g Methenger,
ISpringville; + F Binkley, San Francisco;
w b SESSIONS, Park City; w ] Cox,
Beaver; T Felt, Deer Creek; G Marsh,
L II Wilson. II Lemonon, Payson; b
Magud Bingham; g Ellington, III Ma
honey, Frisco; NJ J Bundy, California;
Z E Watkins, + w g. p K r; CJergen-
soR and son, Denmark; e Moore,
Omaha; P Raykjer and family, New
York.
WHITE HOUSE.
A n Thomas. Provo; w 81 Meneray,
Springville; + F Garner, Psyson; ID An
derson, jr, D Anderson, sen, Pleasant
Grove; F Rettick, G N Sickler, Alta
City; E Taylor and son, Juab; A J
Block; Bellevue; P Phelan, Bingham; J
B Anderson, Pleasant Valley; J Floyd,
w MeKirVer, San Francisco.
OLIPT HoCeB.
A Sch.fer, N Williams, Denver: T NJ
Carpenter and wife, St Louis; j b Lar
son, Ogden; g johnson, Alta; S Doug
lass, w j McGinnis, Park City; E H
Church, Corinne; NJ L Cody, Frisco; j
Duffy, Bingham.
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LATEST KILOGRAMS.
Tom HnrhAR.

Chicago, S.-Thomas Hughes, NJ. p,
arrived in the city this afternoon and is
the guest of the Rev. BroOkchereford.
He was entertained this evening at the
Grand Pacific by the literary clubs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-09

IELIFs MoNTHLlEs, when
bound. make s neat little volume.
The HERALD Bindery dees work IN
every style and ct reasonable sle&
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THE DAILY HERALD is publisbep
every morning, Mondays excepted, at
East Temple Street, near First South,
Salt Lake City, by the HERALD PRINT
ING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY. Sub
scIiption price $1,000 per annun, post
same rate. To weekly subscribers
collection made By carriers 25c, week.
THE SEMI.WEEKLY HERALD is
published every W Wednesday and Sstur-
day morning, at $3.50 3 year. six
moths, S1.75; postage included.
THE WEEKLY HERALDis published
every Thursday morning, at 81 a year;
six months, Sl.25, postage included.
Postage outside the q. S. and Canada,
extra.
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Birds Birds Birds III
RFnunRn PRICE,

REDUCED PRICES
As / intend leaving in 8 few days,
/ offer my whole stock OF Birds at
Reduced Prices. Caparies So.
HERMANN REICHE,
os 3. Alf e Store, 40 Main street.
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The Best Meal Be
tween Chicago and San
Francisco. for 2Sc., at
Gardeners, IS Main
street. Sl6
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-18

A QUxxs.IoeKE1s Yna4 - While
Pr"f Jssdas. Il The Y. Q. Fish Con.
mis'ion. Vas il eeas1le, - psss1ssd
two % thsss di1ssenS kinds II Fab
heretofore apka0Uo - ss6omD. Aooas
them YES . vesy psssrs-losking ssi-
nal. rsss@b:inG . os1 - h eolss.
but 10 No other regard. A Italian
fseesmsu cssgAt 6sh u The soos
species The other day, and Ns 4 W
Denny bought 10 sad viii odd h 70 ~
csalsctisn OF prrs~sved casissisisa The
6sh 10 sbsat piss inches long with
brown back snd sidssv sssAv 1hits. H.
i's1Iy. IL hsad 10 sAsped lks sAotsl
. gnyhnusd. with ; iose. bessd.
peak. d nose. lis hssd 10 quite large.
and lie b'dy 'sp~rs firm the bsss Of
ths hssd is The tail gradually. II
noah IL underneath the head. and
welt srt beck. ard b shspssi like tim.
cd. /, has twa ssss OF feslsrs. que %
the n"ss. orssg. coloesd. end sas 80
on the mAush. white. The back u
81, u,ouased with fear bons- shaped
ridges rasning clear 70 tbs tail. A.
sbovs stated this Ash 10 oakn0vs 70
science. and ssssss TO - native ss
Puget Sound -
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PrsoxAL. = Frsok = Mscsily .SsAsDl
Superintendent Il Celumtls county. u
among the number In attsndsocs Il ths
Tssshsr's Institute now u ssssiss !,
Seattle He 10 90 old time Mind ,apd
sohoolsass u one ii the apskt ishse1 pi
this Journal. vhs he'd the, plessure 81
grasping his hand yesterday Sss Tie
Asss time in twelve years. After IN.
ishing bic education 1t III Willauaakts
Univrrsity. 10 Salem, Oregon. ArAfo.
Gully aovsd to Colombia soopty, ~
T.. and sstsd the Dsyts Ndss. which
Journal he edited. aod taught schoal as
the same time. snsil rscsatly. whom hs
gave up iosrsskan fossths 'purps1ese(
dsvnting his entire time 60 esiuelnaiSnI
matters. The people Of bis adopted
county showed their sstimation OF him
BY sleoting him Hcheal Superiotssdeut
by . large majority. fIs was recently
married N Aiss Csssos. dasg bier q
lssAc Carson. formerly sheriff q Pisrcs
county. aud veil known on the Sound.
Frank AcCully is . Young man. but We
expect soostims 70 see him numbersd
among the promiseot citissus Of the
State of Washington. '
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An 0l.D fOsrLA sDsa. Mr. O~osvs
w.Dsrtos. fossesly . niaistsr # ~
Eeissopsl ChsscA a rsstlasd. ~
ben sgjoassiag 10 tAaa 'sisy ~ ~
psat ucrk. he having ssensned = H.
p.-s IL his ,sasrsty h kss hoonoe
the s~nss u : l.,sv visssssd. witch
~ inlss.ds =. sol ssstr. s~sr SAn 0s-
bril-. .Csl. he ~shi his tea l.sts ord
dwelling h.,ssss On Eleventh street..
nsas 2sssisss. fss tS000 Ar O =
woodward bought ths corner 1or 81
s0n and NJ ~ b Gilbsst psys $500
1ns shs sdjoiaisg peepsssy. 0r Bar
nnS sineysrd q u hin $4,000. Wild
= . psslty fAis Indicates thAe 10 -
nsds lues II a"a~y siaes quistisg The
ministry.
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CHASED NJ 1 couaAR IA men vho
sttssds the slack naas.. near Newcas.
tle. os~s rsshise iaso camp the ether
evening". and reported that hs had been
shassd b. very large coagss. which
bad crswlsd slaoat up To Aio before
hs bscsme awars VI IL pssssnos. Hs 4
onos started Tor the nines IN sua.
yelling sss help d every jump The
sonouaernsas of the prssssos Of .
cougar - nssr sAs plses esestsd Quias
IN sxcitsnsAst, sna messy sesssd tkea>
ssiypa asd ssAyssd IN psssait 81 ~
ost1al. WAi6A sAsid nat b. k,aed: bot
Vie nsxs dsy. hs sssshs sers plsialy
visible. N armed men SOW stands
guafd ever the siach duws tsndes of
slSAe. - ts - isAsnsd b. : svsidsss
81 NewoAstls.
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Hs ksA. purs Asx. In ssi.ssisg =

Nna EsA.pukDAxx. In sslsrrisg =
tAs dsS~nins = Miss I've Buehssk =
Iiwaco. last wssk. ssd whose body has
since cot bssn recovered, . rortlAsd
pspsr says. |" ne Nss born II 1881, q
Aonsicsilo. thea . shsising pioneer
towe VI Wsshington Territory, vhsrs
her parents rssided Tor several ysars.
A fsw pears ssbseqssat 70 hsr ksth tie
Emitting Esd sspsicieus river Ooelitx
cbsngsd ~ cAssnsl daviag . ireshst.
carrying With v ths greatsf posllsn q
the busidiuys - Dhs tUva Asd tseslly
oOlitssasine ~ site npon Dklch hss
fathers hoass (ths only hotel In she
plsssl seoed. 10 eesnsstion Mn hss
Esd go ssddss DOH ~ shs nsse.lss
wsvss. statement meds BY ~ ooeAsr
whes spsaking 81 her osly and iAolissl
dsughtkr during The snsay dsyy q hsr
joyoss Ahildhoo& thas Esa hsd - btfth
plscs. the spot whsss 80 wss bssu b.
ing uet ab0at ths mtdd1s ~ The ehAa-
nsl n ~ svlies river, b ssasmh<ssa.
Nod iadsed win ~ ~ ssqusl II The
orsslI yssss- forbid thss sAs - . burial
place." ~ Sc =
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Opt 70 Lassoa wfli res;ds perns.
ssstly - Gan Fmsclses hsr~fSsr. He
lss1 tbes beeose csotag n fhs Sousd.
0ss = Hues, ~ Postlsnd ;sb
psinter. = sgsiu g ~ eoaud, sp<nd-
iss lev vssks with The .old ioIks :
lnek ~ OlyopiA
n nsy ssAsonss bsiIdise . Port
LudloW - - hsss - hon ossass hsard.
the vsishk of avhish viii b 1880
psasds The Rspostss has il on bossd.
together with sails sad ether sppsssi.
The Wide Wsst lsss week ns.js Tie
isstsst run on rscosd between Portland
and Aseossa. BE ovssdid il % eon-
plsfely the shs blew ont her sylisdss
head. She VII h. lslA 90 NINTH in
oooseQssscs u The accident SD bss
repairs siIl sost ovsr ei30e.
Littls Disk Msi1m<ut, Who hss L<su
sick siyh typlsoid fever dsriug The
pest vssk. y soc eonvalsacsut ssd il
. fais way - b eus again il q kv
days. DIX hsd 'hsfd aghs with the
Slisssss. cd We ere much plsssed 10
ebssaicls Lia ssoovssy.
=. While hsss two mostbs ego 4 Msgss
t.'ok . lsrge nems'ef VI sshsssipsisns
f"s 1A FsaSs Lvs, "s Sss FfsscsscD.
4 The rsfs 81 - pr annual Ne copy
~ vbs payer hos "a come 70 haad 10
Vicsosis tbs ssau Story b tsld. Sab
.scsibsss sLsuh write u the Publishers.
There b lost sl,oss % sssch Sesnsity
f.e end gasd IN sisasinu he dsst ID
street ssossisvs In tso .suaoSs - 10
ss~ssisy Oh Tbs mad ~ wints. noms
srss.sns. srs vsss Sijssas0nshls 90 -
coant Vi drss. Stsss 0..nisssosss
Cs'iigs" ~'h " gs'o J'u u eccs-
''osssly ssSsh ~ TIE ause.
Gu. Nshvr ssd Clsssaes lIaatssd
returned be0a from The 0kaGis last
svs"iag. iookins very robust and
hssrty. Thor u9st intiwsts frisnds
fdfsd4, souxoiss thsa = Meynssshsd
through the streets With miner pasks
on ilirir HACKS snd gun boots on their
feet, ~ say asotbiny Of tbs beard IN