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The Republican journal., 1880-03-18

The Portland Argus, Eockland Opinion
and Camden Herald, a distinguished trio,
demand that Henry Ingalls,, ESD, of Wis
cassett 'be read out of the Democratic
party" The Boston Post does not assent
to the proposition, but says
If there were more such men as Mr. Ingalls, in
the councils and management Of the Democratic
party. there would be fewer occasions for criti-
csm regret at home and abroad
The Republican journal., 1880-03-18

The Wisconsin Legislature has passed
resolution providing for female suffrage
in that state. Now let Susan b. Anthony
ct. al. pack their carpet bags and gowest
The Republican journal., 1880-03-18

There has seldom or never been a
Congress which had 50 much dirty linen
on its hands, says the special Washing
ton correspondent of the New York Her
aid. He refers especially to the cases of
Senator Hill of Georgia and Representa-
tive Acklen of Louisiana. The scandals
with which their names are connected are
certainly the reverse of savory.
The Republican journal., 1880-03-18

The Portland Press discusses Garcelon
under the head Of The Impentent Mule
which is very good But what will the
mule say to it?
The Republican journal., 1880-03-18

safe the key OF which was in two parts. one bein,
In the hands OF the Chairman OF the Committee
and the other in the hands of the Secretary o
state Information might have been lmpartc,
concerning returns by conversation. Mark Harden
the Messenger. had free access to the touncl
Chamber when the returns were tabuated
GARCEIoNs LEGAL ADVISERS.
Several sheets OF manuscript were shown tn,
Governor who recognized them as his handwriting
He had made them because reports were circulated
that only Republican towns were counted cut. II,
tound that returns from 30 Democratic and y Re
publican towns were imperfect, Attention wa
called to the fact that 10y counting out FusIol
towns no Fusion member OF the Legislature wa,
deprived OF his seat. and he asked If that wa
not little singular He said he Thought 1t NIGH
be SO regarded. HIS legal advisers were CouupilO
Brown. Attorney General Mcclellan. Bradbury
Webster and Gould. la regard 10 the law OF IS1'
which allowed the Governor and Council 10 tax,
testimony. Garcelon SAID he took counsel of Rice
Bradbury and others who pronounced the law uu
constitutional
IHE QUESTIONS REFEEKED 10 THE COURT.
For the reference OF the questions to the Cour
he held himself personally responsible and no on,
else. It done TO allay public excitement and
IL response 70 a letter Of eX COY. Morrill,
The questions submitted were mostly framed by
A. L. Huuld and were examined by MIR larrabet
ot Bath, Mr. Bradbury and Judge Rice one OF
the questions he wished Snered was whether il
the case of cites new elections should be ordered
He did not expect any decision OF the Court woult
affect the action already taken by the Governor
and Council He had 10 right to reverse that uo
matter what the decision might be, The decision
when it came did not change his mind. The Tx
ecuuVe was independent of the Court aud he was
not bound To follow the decision unless he chose
10. He said the opinion went against previous
opinions and against common sense, as according tC
It we had no laws or Constitution and he deemed
y hts b, 4
The Republican journal., 1880-03-18

McLellan's oyster house confessions,
may be defined as the Attorney General
on the half she'll
The Republican journal., 1880-03-18

AS advised at present we confess oul
inability to decide whether Ex-Governor
GarcelOn is most knaYe OF fool.
The Republican journal., 1880-03-18

"Wajes hear is $500 per day" writes
a Lewiston man from Lake City, Colorado.
The Republican journal., 1880-03-18

Fogs Wrote an imp0dent letter to the
legislative investigating committee, in re
ply to their communication rendering
him an opportunity of appearing before
them in his own behalf Ills object is
plain, but tho Lewiston Journals Augusta
correspondent SAYS
Mr. Fog heed not trouble himself, as sun
mons will never be issued tor him to attend here
lhe committee have no desire to CRAFTY his de-
sire t,r further notorety and regard any state
ments he might make is not worth the wind used
up III making them
The Republican journal., 1880-03-18

On Thursday last Mr.. Blaine presented
to the L. $, Senate the joint resolution of
the Maine Legislature, asking legislation
for the reduction of pilot fees. 1t was re
terred to the committee on commerce.
The Republican journal., 1880-03-18

During the last days Of GarceIon's ad-
ministration the Eockland Opinion nomi-
mated the second Jackson as the can
didatc Of its party for the Presidency.
The ignorance shown by Garcelon in his
testimony before the investigating com
mittec At Augusta proves that tile Opin-
ion chose wisely. But why has it aban-
dontd its candidate.
The Republican journal., 1880-03-18
The New LlqIor Bill.

The amendments to the liquor law
were not generally known until Monday
they finally passed the House Saturday
and have since caused much comment
While some temperance men Iiud tie
amended law too stringent it IN hot 50
stringent as the amendments proposed
by Gen. DOW. and which some people
have mistakenly thought We're adopted
The principal changes in the prohibtory
statutes, resulting from the new lc-isla-
ton, are those torbidding the safe of cider
in quantities less than five gallons i'm
crcaSng the penalties Of fine and impris-
onmcnt authorizing the removal Of couu-
ty attorneys in c.tse they neglect to djs-
charge the duties imposed upon them by
the act providing for thr remission, If
the court sees fiji, Of punishment in tile
cases of drunkenness where the drunkarl
informs against the seller; authorizing
the appointment of special constabcS by
the Governor on the petition Of thirty
taxpayers in any county; and the addi-
tion to the first section Of the words .and
all places Of resort where Intoxicating
liquors are kept, sold, given away, drank
" dispensed III any manner not provided
for hy law" - that the Section nuW
stands
4 II I,llpas ~ an H.
The Republican journal., 1880-03-18

The Fitz John Porter case has been re-
terred to the Senate Judiciary committee,
thus cutting off further debate 1t is re-
garded as q throwing up Of the sponge on
the part of his Democratic bottle holders
The Republican journal., 1880-03-18

1t is pretty rough on the Fusiouists
that. despite their desire for the hard
times to continue and their efforts to
prevent Il revival Of business by their fiat
money schemes ana advocacy Of commun-
ism that after our farmers had harvest
ed al unusually bountiful crop, the ice
crop should now turn out bonanza.
The price of Maine ice is steadily advanc-
ing, and not only ensures handsome prof
its to those engaged in the business, but
the shipments will furnish freightS for all
our unempIoYed tOnnage.
The Republican journal., 1880-03-18

Garcelon's memory is ''fatally defective"
The Republican journal., 1880-03-18

Garcelon is a know nothing.
The Republican journal., 1880-03-18

The name of Henry c. Walker on the return
fom Hebron shown Garcelon said it appear
ed plain TO him that the middle initial was chang
ed to .'G' and that apparently it forgery.
Had no knowledge of blank returns or of instruc
tions being sent out to Fusion towns He never
would have approved it, Up to the 29th of Octo-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-15

It has been discovered. says the New
York Times, that. In looking over re-
Gently assorted manuscripts captured
tr m JEFF Davis collection 81 Richmond
that Mr. Seymour, BY these recogds.
could net stand the iron test Of loyalty.
These rebel archivss hsvs In the past
furnished the umrans - esmpei the
witAdsswsl d CsIsb ,Cashisg whea
nomipstsd for Chief Justios. These
records contain ssidsncs going - show
the necessity VI M 6eymours retire
ment ct Cincinnsti, ard With him. ct
the ssms time. ur Hendricks. Of 1ndi
ans. IL eppasrs iron ttbsss sscsst 70.
cords tbak eeftain prominent poljti-
cinn eof New York, great friend OF
Horstio Seymour. sent . secret csmmu.
nicntion BY underground rsilNed -
Jefferson Davis. TbiS let1es vassent ..
short time before the draft riots In New
York. In this letter Tho yWriese said
that these riots would occur. and that
Mr. Hsypour vesld ss1suee u4etsFS o.
that no State forces would b available
to suppress them. "Tsn OF fifteen those-
and men will have TO b withdrawn
from che Al.py OF tbs PptosnAs, 70 pns
down these riots. Then wiitbs ysar
time n advance and cspturs Washing
ton" This letter 70 M Dsvis. taken
10 connection with Abe actual oircsu-y
stances before and aftsr the riots. wsnld
occasion Mr. Seymour And his ts1nda
too much tsesbie~ 10 explain. Ihsss
same rebel archives csntain. also. al of
the papsrs Of the orgsnizatiuu kDownio
Indisna . sshs Knights q the Goldsn
Circle. These show Ne Hendricks TO
have been . prominent officer 10 this
most disloysl org6sizstlon. Shoan
either Of these gentlemen be placed
upon the tickets. the campaign commit
tees will publish these disloyal records.
Bsyard's position under the records u
more than . doubtful cue.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-15

The man Who IVES reported bY tsle-
graph a. losiag IN Ne RI OtieagN a
testing his iusenti0a Of o leaden life
pressrvsr, wss . lunatic, Of ceurss. HE
basinsss bad been had. sud 10 Imagined
that HE fortunes were . b restored
by stsike ct s>eshaniml aeunlus. Il
6od.' 6oWfots - me Wtio, sthAs e & :
fAllscy that cork. or any voed vhish
abs0rbs wsker. 10 lighter than lad.
Lead doss not displAcs a much vatse;
but when sabmsrgsd / And that q has
three tioss The liftisg power Of cork.
] have got soma lead out In stripe three
quarters Of IN isoh viae. and can make
. jacket d Il for q 50 thar any one oan
float in for days aud days. Everybody
has always said. beeauss lad vac ia
cir hesvipf than cork. that ID would bs
10 water: bat have three times tried
It. aud 6nd that Lead In water will. IN
prsportioa to he weigAs, Asat ~ tiaes
ito weight 10 e0rk. Cosk oosse 50 osats
per pound. Iced 9 csnts. I e>a. pu.
life pressrvers on all boats. chips, and
steamboats, in she void ~ half psies.
! am srrs q e1o0. O00 sennrpv.s He
leapsa from . steamer. staring HE
mstsl jacket. and pssss toss - tAs sss-
face.
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RAILROAD NlATTERS.

10 eph Frailey Smith. appointment
business man Of Philadelphia. and .
director Of the Northern PsciRc, died
ct his residence in Philadelphia. June
26. aged 46 years.
The Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fs
road IL nov o69 miles long. OF present
operations and Of the osuntry through
which it 10 passing. letter writer q
the front says: The track Saturday
night, 18th. was laid 55 miles south Of
Albuquerque II 10 intended 70 reach
Socorro. ssxiy in Isly,s tha1 sAy by shs
4,h: bat ] thiak thsy will hardly do it.
The first 100 eiles west,fron Albuquer.
que. GA the Atlentic end Pacific. 10
nearly ell graded. and the iron will be
laid over this before 0ctobsr let. This
has bsen al uuussally dry Ssasos. and
immense fires ase ssstsg in tee weun.
tsins near here. great deal Of valnshls
timber snd ties already cut having bssn
burnei. There hsss bsun 70 Saiu. IN
this vioinity fer more ssssu-s year,
aud more barren Or dssolats looking
COUNTRY & would b horA, to An6.
There d moeh mineral III thfuu6h
h.rs-gold. silver AID coppsr-bns 10
water % gst l. ont. Thsss hAs abeel
lots Of walter soas day - tsie eenasr1,
judging from The lopIs. but Il Asp net
been OF lase years. SGT
RAilread construction this year will
certainly rseeh 1000 milss. Darine
the fis-t hall 1890 miles q new road
were built aud ilnisned, against 76l
m,lea during the 6rst six months II
1879. 6tI8 miles iu 1873. 6lS m,les 10
1871. 6sS milss In 1879. col, miles in
1873. ~ miles In 1874 sud l40S niles
in 1874 A 4
Tue receipts Of the Nosthsrn Pacl6c
Company. on ESQ miles of road, were
t5A8. 769 curing the 1rsl Ave msoths u
1850. sgaihst rscsipts Of $50. loe dur.
.ne the same mouths Of 1879 on . road
If GA miles. The road this year paid
S903 per nile. against 3193 last year,
AN incr~ase OF about ~ Ger cent. Nay
(lSS0l eAraings OF The road, o., ga
miles. Anepatsd r. Elm. 100 =
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-15
DAILY iNTRLLIGENCRR.
Thursday. July Is, 1880.
GOODBYE. swxErHKAarU

Good bye. Sweetheart Ovsftbs -
sail with the rising tide;
The gsy winds blow 70 hasten The hour
60 from ny darIiog's side.
Good. bye. Sweetheart Many . land
Ny rowing feet win press.
Ere ever / see thy fscs again.
Or feel thy fond caress.
I'll seek for gem TO deck thy brow
From mermaids under the yea:
And gifts more rare than the diamonds
Hash.
I'll bring. my Sweet. to thes.
Good.bye. Sweethesrti Over the go
I'll sail with the bounding tide.
When home / como with . happy
heart,
TO claim my promised bride.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-15

Emission. Aversion b Society. Dimnsss Of Vision.
Noises In the Head: the vital A1id passing Qnob-
served tc the uvine end many other diseases that
lead to insanity and death.
DIR. MINTIE will agl ee to forfeit VfvR HUN.
DRIED Dollars for . case of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE tunder his special advice and
treatmentl will not cure. or for anythise impure
- injurious found IN IL. DR. NINTfE treats ali
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
CONSULTATION PRE- Thorough examination and
sdvIce. including snaiysis Of urine. IS 90. Price
OF VITAL RESTORATIVE. $500 . bottle, or four
times the quantity. 5000; sent 70 Any sddr. =
upon receipt Of price. or G. o D., secure from
observation. and In private name II desired, by
A. =. MINTIE, n. D.,
II Kearny Street. San Francisco, Cal.
DIR. MINf1EH KIDNkY REMEDY. NEPHRET.
ICUn. cures al kinds Of Kiuney and Bladder
Complaints. 0onorrh0a, elect, Leucorrh0a For
$500.
DIR. MINTIEy DANDELION PILLS, are the
eest and cheapest Dyspepsia aud Bilious eure
In the market. For sale By all drugsists.
AShviy
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-15

Sarah Dsrnhardt bod three childrea
withoat hes1Ag hssbAnd. and Ahee
Oates hes h6d three husbands without
having any ehildRos. 1Ais onntsase
shows the superiority Il Anerissn -
tsesses.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-15
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Il . nsverfailing Cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal Wes kn 9 s..
epermatovrhDa, LOST
MANHOOD. Impotsn.
CT. Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects Of
Self . Abuse, youthful
follies, and excuses in
fnaturer years - such
- Less of Memory,
T.aaaftuda Nork,vusl
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-08
DAILY INFBLLIGBNCBR.
Wednesday, Sept. Q. 1880.

The boy stood In the meinu patch
When all bat hin bad Asd.
And visions Of . royal feast
Went dancing through bis head.
But the farmer and the bali dog came.
And, then. olsl where vas be-
Go ask the doctorman Who patched
His acre sn- IT. o-mesl
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-08

bs found IL impossible TO correct .
csrtain tendency 70 emacia,ion, and the
creature U.s. useless for drznght %
road. The lats Pope Pic Mono was
ths fortunate poss.ssor OF one OF the
largest horses in Europe-sn animal
sightssn hands and one isch high
ssd ths Hanovsrisn stsbles formerly
coat.ined another OF nearly equal
hight. So far - can be judged. the
Ohio monster 10 in perfect health and
physicsi condition. and may live 10 .
good old -sge. notwithstanding hi. alb
normal proportions. One sf the famous
Eufopesn animals mentioned was living
at thirty-siI years Of sge-a longevity
not ofteo attained by horses
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-08

ThssS ssfivsd ssssusly Ia New
York eaty. b. way Of tbs Had.
sca River railway mon Albany,
end vas conveyed disssGly b III
qusstsgs n Hous1oa stress. Whal = Be.
lievsd 10 Be The largest horss thai he,
ever fallen sndsr Tho eye Il snstouisl
o. josksy - veritshls eQuine neoster
hseide vhioh AnimaIs 81 - orSiiGary
hight ars q duasfs. The animal 90
beod IL 0Aio. from or native asssshl
skoek, and certainly - region essspl
ono of the liassleae bAses could have
developed such N snosmous eQuins
aaaksmy. Hs ssoisasssd hight . q
hands end one inch. o. sighty-ous in
ehea, being . loot tnllse than n aves-
age man. His weight b slatsd 10 b
alOo pounds; but eli tAsss psiass will
probably ~ verified By eompeeeal
vsE1rinaxy surgeooe. a senn1inx in
Ne s1Ahae, ~ onlns u ~ entmd an
pears 70 ha . uniform DARK hay. Withhold
spos OF hiemtsh. Il sAould not Be
judged thas Mis- shigdk ssltboasA az
traeedinaey. ; sltngoehse unpeses-
dentsd in hors~a AZ the Csatsanisl
Exhihitios u Philadelphia II 1919. Z
span Of hossas vaa piscsd o. exhihilisa.
each 81 which usa 10 Aasds ana ous
inch high. TIE animals usss hrod h
Canads. and hecane Tie propse1y OF
. PAiladslphfA bseesg uk1A ~ askihl.
tioa elossd, 4 veterinary sas.eoa q
New York tornesly esNsd Moro thas
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-08

In Rochester the Board Of Educs-
ton p~smits the women 10 explain r.
sh~ cn,idses in the schools the 'scien-
ti6c truth 10 regard to the effect 81
sIesholie liquors on the morsl, Of 81
eisty.' There are extern sueh clsss@s
held weekly IN the public school build
ines We make no obj-ctioo.' CON-
plscently says The Retailer. the organ
81 tina trade 10 beverages. provided the
women deal only in scientific truth and
not in the lying absurdities which total
abstinence sdvocstss commonly Ne. BY
ell means tssch the children how TO uss
alcoholic liquors i~mp<rstsly sad
wisely
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-08

kmiMion, Aversion % Sociesy Dfmress Of yisinn
Noises IN the Head; the vital nsid pssssnn unot-
eeTved e TIE urine. and many othsr disease that
lead 70 fnsapity ard death.
Oh. hINTiE VIII asIes 70 forfeit FSvn HUu-
DekD DoLLsm for OF this kisd the VITAL
hEsfokArIvE under his special sdyics aa6
treafnensb VIII not cure. or fos anything Impure
o injuFloss found IN It. DR. MiNTIE treats ell
rrvAss Dis asses SUCCESSFULLY without mereury.
CousuI1Auox HREx. Thorough cxsminst5oa 80
advtcs. tnclufianG snsiyuk of urine. Is %. Prce
q VITAL ksSr0RATJvx. $500 bottle, o. -four
ttsnes tbs quantity. $1,000 sent 70 env sddr =
upon receipt Of psice. or q. q. D.. secure fso0
observation. and In private name IL desired. b.
A. Z. NINTlE. N. ~.
II Ksarny Street. nas frsncisco. Gal.
Da. MrNHHg KIDNEY REMEDY. NRpuAEr.
ICtsm. esrss al kfpds 81 Kidney and Dloddas
O.mplaioes. 0ou0Gshns. 0lset. Lenensrh0A -
AZ ~ III dFusgists; SIG boefls. six bostjes feg
. Oh MEu7IBU DAuDEIIOU PILLS. 60 tie
- - eAaapees pYaPEe6IA - BxIloUt s9ss
b ~ naFAss. For nIs ~ Al dsusGisoa.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-08

On the hank holiday at the Alsxan-
drs Palace. L,ndon, 10000 persons
vsss turned into one enclosure. Thirty
thousand cups Of tea and coffee. So
barrels Of ale. $4,000 loaves Of breed
and 0.000 buns and cakes were con.
sumed bet ssa morning and tight.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-08
THE GREAT ENGLISH RERF1Y

h . Dsv9.lslIlns Curs
fog Nervous Debility,
Exhaustsd VITALITY,
seminal Wes / ness.
6psrmst0rrh0s, Lost
MANHOOD. IInpotsn /.
cy. PSrslySis. and all
IL Nguhls sGscts Of
telf . Abase. youthful
follies. sud srcevsss ID
Detupse yrsss - such
- Lrss of Memory,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-08

lie softly kissed mis- sleeping wife;
Then With . lingering look
OF fond affection ssssigbtssy vent
And kissed her pretty cook-
Alss for him, his gentle vits
He thought ssicsp wss Dot.
And for the coax snd husband, too.
She msds Il mighty hat.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-08

leS1 A. satlssb Nsv ~ Isskssly sss ss.s
- neessy - - Upe1y - ~
ss.Y. s.. - -. sSSssSsfs.5s6 -. = =
sss.... "a a. sil.sg 1880 - ~ 49, .s ~
s-s.ss,s.y ss,s..ss. 49, - - 49, 49, -
- $500 - s.sL s1ssY 49,. s1,sS rn?Ee1s
-, - =: < Hs5Sz-s-
Ess5ZSSzH3s.ss
aAfs;s SI3EI2 e., -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-08

-
i'm kEENE's OPINION % -
GOULD.
u, ~.
oosio ns !.
power. ss.d - 49, y" .;.hos,
reporter. :" Snpp': :. S;,s-.c.s ~ 49,
say sssoe ~. 'os -".S~d ~ -.
Of 0ui IHe .S
shs esnss osy 49, ~ Iii =,
sse!'ea run wy. 80 .s"ss -.
Tue .slse s.os -. s ..s,s,s -.
Wn'cu nc sS' - -.
enormous 'ossss. ,s " !.
fables ! isss so1 @ IL" "a.
wssss. vsi'e - - -. ~.
iioo snd . qoss'e.. -" % ....s;..
recovered y onc III. ~ ~,
IN Isfc, snI ~ J. -. 800, =, 70.
I'D ss"cAs III. ~. .,s,;o.,. -.
WY us sns NJ, w.ii 4. s.a.o,
=. "a -. 800 h,sr;.s ~ ~ Ia "a
.s"a :. -. I. ~ s.sithv - ~. oon.titn.
.ins' :" r.. IT, ~ ...i.,;. And cIh.,
s'oo ..'s n ~. 0o..,.-
psop'o ~ .'' =. - ~ i. !. E,ssids
m LIZ. .s...,A rh.o~h .,.rv t.iot M
d. ~ 80, -. -. an Ali.
m'a.". ~ " -. n;. 1890. !,
sssol ~oaa =. 80. - ~ -.
no'o''v1., -. ...ss,. a.. ~.siaS.s.
p'f's ~ ms 49, :. IT, -.
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cs.o 81 non on I'D ~ Lcndsd
49, ;.ss,sssd -, aaa u1l O00
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~.a,. 49, 80. q. -. .do,,r,.hls
".'" 49, nc'ssA. i;E. n a,
~. '.o'oss, 800. :. M. u a ~
"o. - v 49, ~. 80 NJ. ,.,,n.r..
Pa'ias sas oon ssoo ~ .hs ,.r..v ~.
$500 ~. r--...,, ;rh.,
"ssus A.. -.~... :. =. -.
W" so sm - ~ go. ,hs, !,
49,. $3.50 "a 40 :, ss., ,;,.s .h..h.,
va. o.0. ~ -. 49, 49,. \.
tne o's's ."".u e. - ..-.;aS.. :.
suPPoI.'ns p ~. .o -. s..,~,,,. =.
nn aay. ~" NV . .. 80. 80 A.,
spsa'. .S1 -. -. .v.s,
osnAsup' oopo .s -. .s.a. 80
taM. s.eousn ..s - uI S.:s. 80. .s 1900. :
% s"a TUE p1o.. ~ -. So .s..ss
y1s no wM nov p'u.e'ossl. ous 49, :,
20 give 'rgss PIoo.s " ". nm,
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