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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-10
NOTICE.-Whereas Stockholders OWNING

NWYNNE g. DAY, 40 Wall-st., New York
u te.tabished 1884, nsact general banking and
Brokerage business Ia Railway shares Bonds, &c, &C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-10

I'll cor Der 70 5O9jO lO.yo32s3 5OG75O6s 9,7Io605
The following shows the imports OF dry goods
at the port of New-York for the week ending this
date and since January !, as compared with the
corresponding periods OF former years.
For The 1878. 1879 1880.
Entered RsObOOo Gl.f ASS fl,olH-OOI
Thrown market 05G,766 l.275265 l572.5S0
xntsred az I,ort ... Ss 77g22s 1886 800 68I79Oss
EAIoNu op market. SO 81 $50 43,J3Z3ld 629sl444
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-10

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON and QUINC'
- 4O-Ycar SINKING Fond percent Aoriglge boud, Issue
On ths burlington md Missouri River DIVISION Intcfu
ann. and %. toner Principal uue 1873 For sac by
CHASE e Fl lGGIN-ON, - PinesL
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14

urea curiosity has been excited among the PEG
pie OF Peekskl!I. " estclester county. New ori
concerning the mission OF strange schooner that
made her appearance 10 the Hudson off that village
en- Ihursda! last For the first two or three days
she seemed 10 glide alm,essy about As though
looking for something, and finally came to an an
chorage off the south end Of Round Island where
she has since been stationed This island is a
small one u. the Hudson only separated from Iona
Island. the famous picnic resort by marsh land,
winch at low water. may be waded across 4 little
further TO the north rises the great promontorr.
Familiarity known Authony> Nose and lust IL
the south. on the bank IS the equally high
Dunderberg Mountain. a reporter took a mall
skltt at the Peek~kll pier and rowed to the IAN f.
which is three miles and a half from The pier
Arriving at the spot he pulled under the schoon-
ers stern and toHnd her name to be Mary ID
Leach, i stauuch vessel pom gong On board
the reporter learned that the Schooner was al
most directly over the ounken wreck Of The
famous Capt kliIs ship winch mad 50 the
schooner people said. untold millions buried with
her Mr. d. d ChaPIu, who is 10 wears old told
the reporter that b years ago he and others had
come to the Duuder6crg point. about two miles
further down the river to search for Capt Kidd
ship, but they were mistaken in It's location and
after going to a great expense in sinking a caissou
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14
A Mexican Pompeii.

The Mexican correspondent of the New York
W ord says Charnay has discovered what he very
properly terms the Indian or Mexican Pompeii'- -
city buried for at least one thousand years In my
last | mentioned the discovery of villa near lula
That house has now been fully uncovered and founC
to contain twenty-five rooms, fifteen starcases ant
twelve corridors Attached to it are two cisterns
with clay pipes which were used to convey watel
to different apartments. Some of the household
utensils are of coarse clay, few of porcelain ant
one article ofglass Remember Tollan the capto
of the Toltec Empire, covered not only the site o
the present town Of lula, but the spot where Mr.
Charnary discovered the villa and now he is unearth
ing near the former building large palace. Perhap
during these excavations he may find historical
data that will clear up all mystery with regard t.
the origin Of the first inhabitants of the Western
Continent
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14
An Episode.
BUILT OF A FACT


He sat in the hotel office
as fitting back in his chair.
His mustaehe was black as raven
As was also his neatly brushed hair
And his linen was white and syotless
As his hands, which were slender and fair.
From his mouth, fragrant Havana
Sent curling up rings of smoke.
And now and then, one of the loungerS
Guild cough, as though seeming to choke;
TIL presently looking around him
This genteel young stranger thus spoke:
~ GU notice | take these three thmbes.
And this little Joker, You see,
Which place, please be careful and notice,
Meath lhis thlmble, turned down on my knee
And now" to the people around HIM,
Gar. YOU tell, my friends whore is the pea
Then some one suggested the end one
And he lifted the thimbe to see,
And sure enough just as they told him,
He found the Identical pea
But, SAID ne, Il must do this thing better,
Tn catch you. sure pop now" SAID he,
Now gentlemen, mind don't fool you"
And he rapidly moved the three thimbles,
You all want to watch very close,
For my fingers you see, quite nimble
And now, have You kept your eyes peeled.
So you're S1r you can name the right thimble :"
Then he paused for moment then said
rs he pulled Whit from his Havana
Now don't please doat all speak at once,
For you all think yon know, by your manner
But still You can't tell where's the pea,
And that S what's the matter with Hannah
Then up spoke one Jones from the crowd
I'm not very sharp, friend but then,
| reckon | know where the pea
As well as the rest of these men
AS You are so certain. Id ike"
sad the stranger, ito bet You a ten
And out of his pocket he drew
rol! OF bills. big as his wrist.
And getting he end of ten,
He jerked 1t out quick with twist,
AID remarked, IT lose, this is yours,
And il not why your ten will be missed
Now where is it, friend under which
" these thmbles, have on my knee
Nou you have only one chance
While nave got two out of three;
Now take time friend, don't be too sure
Now tell me Squire. where is the pea :"
'Why It's under tlat Tumble said Jones,
y gu sure, sad the stranger Il am,
SO sure that I'll double MY bet"
An right friend but you will get TANNED
And he raised it, but there pea,
And Jones simply said I'm be damned =,
And then all the bys,anders smiled
Ana the stranger he pocketed the twenty.
And Jones with detected air
Passed out OF the room, through the entry.
And was heard to remark as he left,
lin the durnedeSt old fool IN this kentry
Then the gentce Young man took a match
And lighted again his cigar,
And locked al his watch, and then saii,
II guess II Slip down 70 the bar,
And MY incndS If you want to be happy.
y ou must try TO be good. ira la Ia.
NOTE III the loth canto at the end IF the lat
line 'rrur~ 4 word that regret exceedingly to have
been obliged To- use. Writing poetry is like court
ln%. Everything has To be harmonious iii order t.
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14

UNITED STATES JUDGES IN MAINE There
have been but four judges of the United States
District Court Of Maine since its organization in
1854 period OF ninety one years, when Judge
David Sewall of York was appointed by Presi-
dent Washington, serving until lSiS-twenty nine
years His successor was Judge Albion X. Paris
of Paris who held the Office three years until 1923
who succeeded by Judge Asher Ware, Of
Portland, who served until his death in lS66-for-
ty four years-and succeeded by the present
incumbent Judge Edward Fox, of Portland
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14

The team attached to the family carriage OF a
rich Galveston family ran away a few days ago,
The lady and her daughter were in the carriage
and the street full Of vehicles. She asked the
coachnan if he could stop the team. II said he
could not, but he thought he could steer 1t.
Then" she said leaning back with great com
posure, run US into some fashionable turn out.
want to be thrown into good COMPANY Fortu-
nately the team was halted just as it was about to
demOlsh swill cart
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14
Messengers Notice.

NrFIIE on THE ~lItRTFF INN NNLNO V0INTl.I
STAIR or MAINE,
W NDo So, oct 1, A. u. 1850
rI'IIl~ + no GIVE NOTICE, That 81 thc II duy
4 VI october, A. u. 1850. Warrant III li-ol
ycnrN wa, issued out Of the Court Of insolvency
for said County of Waldo, against the estate
of LICREIIA : NICHOLS. of Sealeport, in said
County a,ljudgcd To he an nsohcnt Debtor ON pc
tition of said Debtor which petition was filed un
the 2d day of October, \. u. isSO, to which last
named date interest ON claims is to be computed
That the payment of amy debts and the delivery aul
transfer of amy property belonging to said Debtor,
To her for her use, and the delivery and transfer
Of any property by her, are forbidden by EtW lhat
4 meeting Of the creditors Of said Debtor % prove
their debts and choose or more asslgn,tN OF hcr
estate, will be hrlt at Court Of Insolvency to he
holden at the Probate Office in Belfast on tine 2'lh
Clav of October, 4. d. 1880 lit 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon.
Given under my hand the date first above written
CIAS. BAKER. sheriff,
As Messenger of the Court of Insolvency for said
County of Waldo. 2Wllf
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14
Lydia E. Pinkhams
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

1t restores the blood to its natural condition, di-
reefs the vital power Alright strengthens the muscles
OF the uterus, and lifts it into place, and gives it
entire. Ii strengthens the back and pelvic region;
it gives tone TO the whole nervous system; restores
displaced organs to their natural position. hat
feeling OF bearing down, causing pain weight, and
backache, Is always permanently cured bv it
The patients, who could before walk but 4 few
steps, and with great pain can, after the Of this
remedy, walk several miles withou' discomfort 1t
permeates every portion OF the system and civ new
life and vgor 1t removes Dyspepsia, tantness,
Flatulency destroys all cravings for stmulants and
relieves weakness of the stomach. II will cure
tirely the worst forms OF Falling of the Uterus.
LeucorrhTa, Painful Menstruation, Inflammation or
liberation, Irregularities. Floodngs etc For the
cure of Kidney Complaints of either this com
pound is unsurpassed.
1T is impossible for a woman, after faithful course
OF treatment with this medicine to continue to haN
weakness of the uterus and thousands Of women to-
day cherish grateful remcmbrances OF the help de
rived from the use of this remedy.
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is pre-
pared at the proprietor's laboratory,
No. 223 Western Ave, Lynn, Mass.
PRICE 800.
Mrs. Pnkham freely answers all letters Of inquiry.
Send for pamphlets.
No family should be without Lydia f. Pink
LlN Elk PILLS They cure Constipation, Bilious
ness, and Iorpdty Of the Liver. 2jc per box
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14
AGENTS AND CANVAssERs

Make from $23 10 sou per week selling goods for
i. q. RlDEOUT& co. 10 Barclay Street. New ork.
Send for their Catalogue and terms lyr34
An umbrella and dime novel are the usual
baggage which the girl of the period takes with
her to camp meeting
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14

Nutritious, restorative, quetng, Strengthening
and purifying are Malt Bittcrs
Auburn and sunburn have been two of the most
popular shades Of the past summer.
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14
CANTERBURY SHAKERS
BLOOD PURIFYING
SARSAPARiLLA
Prescribed by Physicians and
Druggists for nearly
Fifty Years.

THE shakers SarsaparIla i Just what it pur
ports to he,-Dirj Crosby, VI D. | have long
prescribed it. and think it Almost valuable medicine
Jeremiah Blake " D., Gilmanton, n. H. Have
known it for nearly half a century. Our confidence
IN it is in no way impaired. Carlton d Horey
Druggists. LoweL | speak with confidence of it,
having prescribed it for eighteen YEARS. NJ
DinSnor VI H. Francesto'cn, y. u Give me the
shakers NarSaparia in preference 10 all others
c. 4 GUiinehe, N d. Boston. | have the most
unhomied confidence in its healing and removal
ing propertier.-Wn z. Preston, Druggist, Ports-
motHh, n II l consider il the best preparation
made-4. WWor, Druggist Rostoa.
10 moi fail to make a trial Of tli- GREAT Blood
Furlhcr, Appetizer and Tonc, the first and best of
All medicines called ~1reapariIa hirhls prepared
from selected SHAKER RoOr> HERES tND ~ I;IIE~
by the CANTERBrRl ~DC}FIN UF >lINkEB>, and j.
beyond all comparison the pure-t, safest and most
effective family medicine in the Wvrlj. Ask toI
tnRBETT> >HAkIR>' NARS NrABHI.A. The gen
nine Is signed by THOMAS toBBETr, it, inventor,
and sold l2 druggists generally.
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14
HEAL
THYSELF.

T REASU RER'S N oT1CE.
0
It
NJ
tash Sc pG High
OF Non M den tIt
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14
The Women at Home.

Our mothers, wives and daughters Home is
not home at all without thom. Yet they may die
and leave the house silent and sad any day IIus
bands and fathers, word in your ear The ladies
are not always to blame when they are low spirit
ed and cross" They are sick Don't You be fools
or brutes and think they'll come out all right il
you are only firm aud mean yourselves. Put a
bottle of DIR. David Kennedys Favorite Remedy
on the shelf, and tell them TO use it, The color
will come back to the cheeks and the laugh to
their lips Go and get it at once down town, OF
mail One Dollar to the Doctors address at Roud
ont, Y 2wl2
Might not the act of extinguishing fire in a
bookstore, although no Joke be called play upon
words
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14
ADAMSON'S BOTANIC BALSAIl
WHY

WHY.
pECAU$E II is ndorscd 10y leading rhy siciau., is
ID pleasant TO ts Ike, and CI RES EVERY HIVE
Coughs, Colds Iiur,cucss, Bronchitis, N-tuuat. In
du'nza and all diseases leading to consumption
The children like it, and the, ten
1t cures their Colds and makes them well
And mother- seek the store to try III,
With hundreds who desire 10 bly it.
More than 500, 600 ssot,Ip. sold and
NOS "a failure ,et.
The following ale atew Of THE ntmcs ~ hos, who
have used this remedy Il s. Senator .IaS Il. Blaine
Chaplain G. g. NJ Cabe Chicago, also Publisher Boz
ton Pilot, Mrs. Hon. James W Bradbury. Ausou p.
Morrill,, Ex-Governor OF Maine, MI. Col Thomas
Lambard,M Mrs Col Thomas Lang, lIou.J j. Eyoleth,
Mayor of Augusta Rev. Or Kicker, Rev a. : weed,
Boston. kcy. G.. f. Penney, Rev. Wm. A. Drew Rev
|! +. wood, Col +. Drew, secretary Of stare
Hon j. /. w oodward, state Librarian, Hon 4. H.
Cushman, President Granite National Bank w.
Lane, Secretary Of Senate; Warren l.. Alden, Ban
gor, and thousands Of others
Beware " limitations SKY ,hat tnc maine Of ".
kiuSman il blown IL the glu-s If The Bottle rrice
b ana - cents Der bottle Sample tottlr and cir
cuar aO cents. lyrcoWtN
f. W. kINsMNN & co. Propri,toss, Augusta. Me
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14

CEAMAN AND ORDINARY SEAMAN for coast
- ers. Apply to j. S. RANLETT,
3ltf Intelligence Office, Rockland.
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14

The following is the sworn statement to the In
Sufance Commissioner of Massachusetts of the
fna nCial condition of the
, 1880-07-26

Dott!715l 1Tft1EE! ~:
"Ohln ho Murmnrctt, wrtngtnx his hands
ssGiVo tle,', to niv, sa,l soft voice bosIdo
him,
II wns Ethol's. Tho hrayo, girl liad heard
bf Lord Walters dNlgrr, mil Iu1pplhI hy mi
HWsa liz scel,c e' ot act!p1i. % NV ~'0 ~
"Yonr' einculated tho young fafmcr.
"No,-no{ It would be ton tnrrlbIai'
"Mota 50 thin ils loss?' demanded the
tsue @ ;iiNy p,ssjbly btutg my weight. It nnIy
Tor 4 foW minutes, till / cn,, threw tho rupo
and loon lIinl, ho ii N,ye.i." =,
Il VIZ ls! t .ti. t}Is only sJa'esfa%rt 81
, 1880-07-26
ENGLISH REPUBLICAN LEADER.
Tho lft..sEon. 1uAelIil Chamberlain,
m. r., ,l'rcsideut Or tho Hoard oG
m

Tho lft..sEe1t. JuAepi. Chamberlain,
M. r., HroHadent Or tho Hoard 0i
Trade.
Correspondence Ntttp 11rk 1ruphie,
LONDON, July l0.--Une OF tile most re-
.narkaIla fentures 0f the present Goyern-
Hlent Of England IL Its strong Republican
element. Fur tho first tiuuo III Its history
two members ut tho Goyernnlent-A1r. CI,,In,-
horlnin anl Sir Charles Dllkb--Rra ayowetl
Republicans, Whttc some uthors-e. g., Sit.
Bright and MFR. Nu,laelln-are known to be
not nnfayo.1ble to Republican institutions.
Hitherto Sir Charlcs Ullku l,aa boon looked
upon as tho luMler 0f tho Republican pnrly
~ England. but slnuo lie sAss WY III gr.,er
ti,at lib IersOIlas md private filelltl, Alr.
Chamberlain, SHOULD lliyU Il seat III tho Cub.
!nat, tle hight Honorable gulltenal must be
!uukeu Upon ~ uccup5llIK that p0sllIus IN
saylnK This Wb DO not tDrHut Mr.. Urlltlallgil,
Nho, III Hu4tb eunNtries, IL uften, though
strlol4usYIy, bslloyNt 10 ugI,lpy tliAt pusll0t,.
lr UEatlinnkil u the lc,!tuc Of tin Secular.
ists ot1ty, tsItu IL fur ttawn III tic 4calu whcrc
ltepnblleNiliHl.l ~ cu,lcefhr4. beclliHu iii Eli.
glalnl lla]tlbllcnnis!Il Is byi!a means syupny-
Nous with SecuAris'h. ~ IL, tho Iasu In
france, ~ Tie former country titany OF the
,last rigid llotl.eOMtUrniists ail1 tiIssenters
ArN stAilull Republicans. +. -
;, Mr VilnIberlnlll, then, IL tho leader Of tho
ls0pnbllran l1Arty III E,lxlMM. No rlsu hns
llee{. ilort rpltl tln.n las TINT ut Afr. EhAtll.
bnr!Aln: ts only tgii yeutN alncu llu AEyk
nI1ate his debit tn tlp political world. and
tiolt only Nv alla Ut the cDnIillttoo Ill faYur
q A!I. Dl%uh calhtl.lntutv tur birmingham,
Mr. Chamberlain y utly IN Ills s5tll year,
hs'lhx been botl1 III Loudou III lssU. Osisi'
, 1880-07-26
A ppLET0NS' SUMMER BOOK,

- UhI1ao Volume Tor Tho TfnVeeF By IlNII Ut
atsamtoht, 0r tho Country soInnrner at tho Heusldc
Ia Tho Mountains. whcrrser ha may be-. t.,ntatns
Storius and htetei,us anttnta fur The EensoH md
ureAt Number of Artte'ea ph Rnhnur TOPPLES. Eli
PARTLY i111atsntad. FflHa, - rsnta.
, 1880-07-26
.ttass OF ItnliAa Rarinors--'r,e Hes
~. "sts or Exorbitant. Luitd .Tuxek-.A
AeEfl1lS MIttlRnah xaT NJ n Hfunnaa

Tim tNnabtfs tt4..tp1udsnss l>o1ttL,n Sttrs-
clss.xsaaG xaG areAl distress annE Tho agricultural
iaaI Ia1s. y, ltai{ y ehiouy .le t, tho exorbiaus
ssstaHuon ~ " that AUu,o0 frn,,os a1cs aru iuyis,
itanoes soll which represents direct tux Ut eight
te lssa9, IN a saeh ono Ut tho Il aso neres tn1ru
at MtaIts H. ~ other lni.istrios oIoy tis a.ivuntg
hi ~. tsaelittatnK tho turning over III cap!tll
ehsrset. ett IT, W tho elasticity nl mobility that
~. as,ao for aErtcultlrt whtell has 6tc, Ml.,!
Lws HWotG thnn ever embarrassed by tho c1rt
ea,v ~ hnt.!n!,X bus bupn dulio to Fe1st!er ulnFu
eaptsI ~! asaa1cF of lanI property, white 0thEr
NV pa,ya TX Thousand different fOtilis III crrdtt
Ga{,tlst ltuay vAcaatlgu hAtlds. ln1esa. tho fur
sjIstn nt1e 1Meteolpanylnx tsauAftrlt ia,tl ncces-
III ia uea serious cxpelss. aud yrt frequently
!" ssease tho legal acQulsldVn vr a4la u
, 1880-07-26

~ fItttt irtI4 - l,.
'g" ~, 1ms 'sanGE ot the pseHnt Fsr"*''atye
N N liz liz sn,n. sah, s,, !f Xiii XII, s,S, sr"9 .n,, ",
sIr Loni"n. 'a%' a, eStvns{Sv "'i bas.ness t"a is
.A ias!ar9!n rst T!s m sasst of te prevent IT. ,aai,
to ,I sc1'oml Mus atach # II fuivcrst,v ri w tnrre @ ~
ia,,tiS11, hit nt ID yenss Of nse l.a was nnt q
as',fiss u tH ftitsr a,, soS fM ,io
srr..,s 'Itr ,i,ni,m!nrfurimr rI" ri Sr;iiifa ~ y
9,,,on,mrlai,, ~ iiirninsi,nu, n,,I vt,,,'r ~
S v: isSt e w"sk !!
InieMi Il rn',ltI inrfv IT, H. ,,i,,og,yixn rhnr; @
.yns n,,, = tvt ~ can1Iac ~ na hnS =, G1g M
tna bniv NJ thH tirm .vos in T,sv ~ ~ ~ tha
pats!,ts for imnroyettrn!sl i! t'e i,la'!itaetare
Is Ia ha n"f y Senps ~ Tr ,na
iiIey Ind Il iarar t.stai,iish,nrnt. cmt,oyit,g
ov"r a,oo0 i,as, mil yrry Mini nt,nssc;i nj
hrnrt nt,.i s',,,i mtn t,o ir,sfnas" a., ...ns NJ
v;sry rntiw aa @ 9e ~ ~ thn fn,"n.t t ~ Tnns ~
merefaI NH, Il, i,Irmjiigiian. ,Ifo was also
vi,l,nss III II, fs{s wI,s,, Mil, 4, vn3re ~ Mf ngs
liz f. II, t i'm, ~, th., gs, -. i,,,ostinr ~ ~
frce, c',l,vfjstry. ni' ~, i,nsrtarn" r,,en. n.
iol' and VA "psiri Ghalr'',nt, MI ~ ~ tia M
srcn inf h was n Inn ~ roro nf'iil,v .o v.o
iiIni s''sr ",,fti,,,, m ~ ~, ri,,n,,t 'u
tic Tducatins,' net WAS uassc,l sstnbllsliinr
scIoa icanis iii over tla is c,,u.,try ' i,o was,
,tr,,ft,,ba,n ns, tra" o ,n;n ia,.r H. ..l t
'n', c.s r. GaF ;nsisS :, ic H. h2 % %ersay He9 =
that tim. Whateycr rr Mp. cta"'Hnrlaiu % II
lis ,i,,hf Wh"rn"nr i" l. IN ia ,n';ot r. t,r,l ~
,mnus nn,i ,,,,a ,,., al, ~ & - s ,nte uG ioe
niSctcti Siavtr ii i;i,;,nn,4n,n @ s'ss'eo "''" ~
II itst lit by t",ssiit IL wo, :, typtca,
sttun md wm..,iIis.,r Se, 'n''it,iis n ti pntE S
inns,. viii, lin tle oii't%, nf SImxnr ,Hma "s
setfous 1,,siuess n.I whitc he liejd lie iii "illcn
urattun 10 bmy III MI Mi liz Tho ras "ui rui,ajes M %
tn tn,vn ~ sn thaf ia iirt H h,.n i,r " H., t ~
should Go inirHstrJ Il, ti1a Cnr.mirat"n @ III" =
Mint WAS IN, rs,1it2 In tIrcc W v..nr.: :'tv tm.
ratrs GH mi niiot,rf 10 - VICAR. ~ -. nI n n,'i M
iii, ,o3 M II sinking FIND: with In % "mst @ If
gls to tic col,stitners wns rcdutHt! ID pcr
sauaJ ,,ln1,1ar Will, i,e Nntsr.SVmrEx = f,a,n. o
t.v nil ,yitt, sI,mi1ar G s,ncnss mA7 fhs III"
t,.lii,lg atiynftaco Of lie Ari,sn,s, i>wr,IinI.
linproyeim,t,t ac,, IL. in.|%r,,I mi % tI,n toWnr;i t;i L,
cnysr.i bynt liz ytisi i'h'uii;,,a sg T., "i IT.
bDro,,a,. al,I in rn,,1nsn i,,r,1 H. nnn.i II ami III
excellent ,lwcilii,vs fi,r wurkiny%t,,",,' % mi
ffs is uise tnyin, cncp1, mi tSr..t ' ~
seite,c l. dill ie t,ornr;o,, snmi ,,iI h,,x XIV Nv,
III tin ni;n ~ ,xs H., ttt hto @ ~; NY ~, ~
been nccomp'isluml. ' wv @'''' ''''' '''' '''
yntp aratist M INV If % lie n ra,si,ySrs a,sS e ,,. @
a @ te cxpl,ses M @ ,, of + lis it, ow,l poekst eSt
SMei Interest Was shawn in III to M Visit pfiis Of lie
bratei innnb@iican @ nruT Sonv - wn1,. W. ess, rs.
s,r.,,,i,nri.s t3,at Ia wv ,,',i,: as as "etu u.G
, 1880-07-26

,mn f nmIFnn I,a'a fsn!ns Ct Lnen car, N Grark..
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AmUSllnl ENTH.

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