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The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-09-05

The wise policy adopted by our city
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06
THE RIVER ANAZON.

The Amazon transcends in length,
breadth and magnifcence the Mss
iasippi, the Nile and Yangste. 1t
is about 4, 900 miles in its extreme
length and $50 miles wide at the
mouth. Thirty-fve miles inland
ite width 10 ten miles, and at . dis
tsnce of 500 miles from ito mouth
it measures 500 yards in width.
The soil is excellent in fertility. It
sbonnds Ia eaoutchouc, cocoa. Bra
zil nuts, hides, aarsaparilIa and
other medicinal drugs aud roots,
which can be untitled to supply
the world. Cotton is indigenous
to the soil and climate, and can
supply an unlimited quantity. In
1857 Brazil opened the Amazon to
the commerce Of the world, and
Peru followed her example in 1868.
There are now three monthly lines
of steamers from Peru to Havre,
Liverpool end New York. The
Amazon is now navigated by a
British company which has absorb
cd the Brazilisn and Peruvian
steamers, and is constructing ten
new ones for the same trade, upon
the per5ey, of various burdens,
from 167 TO 151 tons.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06
4 TAED or GCtTs.-The

4 LAID or GckIs,-The island Of
Cyprus is cvs7Tun with goats. It
"a aetimeted shat there are $50, 900
Of these animals on ire island, and
planting "a almost useless on ac-
coart OF their ravages. They car
II no VOC" ssys the ST.. jones
Gaestte. furnish only bad meat,
md hardly give more milk than The
sheer, % which, however they are
preferred CT account Ct .nei- feeding
IN Ec2eoas 7egst2*ion, which the
sheep -e5eos. T5'ey are fed, thara-
fore 2imoft entirely at me expense
Of sae woods and not only, it is
stated, does the goat destroy the
freshly gro-n plants, bus Is browses
On sb5Joung branches of oder trees.
On Gaa southern mountains, also.
where tk9 soil q looso, the goat is
eeousad Ct increasing Sis looas2sss
By ecrambiing about, anG th1s in
juring young plants, which are drag
ged down and torn away by the faI
ling OF broken stones"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06
THE LARGEST LAND OWNER
ON THE CONTINENT.

Colonel Dan Murphy, Of Hal
leck's Station, Elko County, came
to California in 1914, and may be
said to have made the country pay
him well for his time. He is now
probably the largest private land
owner on this continent. BE has
100000 in one body in Mexico,
10000 in Nebraska, and $4,000 in
California. His Mexican grant he
bought four years ago for 5000, 1000,
or five cents an acre 1t is sixty
miles long and covers beautiful
country of hill and valley, pine
timber, and meadow land. 1t
come within twelve miles ofthe city,
which is to be 4 station on the
Mexican Central. Mr.. Murphy
raises wheat on his California land
and cattle on that in Nevad.. He
got $1,000 sacks last year, and ships
5000 head of cattle = year right
along.-Reno Gazette.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06
1lanito'noe |Tioi.
2H8rDsT. esCTouR c. ,en.
1E iOh< s CCJLs9
~ 4 1fsI e
II n,-U1o 4 pAecka ATT o--uFc -
gEa ,cca Ezn, p ELGA
a.;

E.he 1eilcE-n1 roraes 20, skoviEg
the decp affection - e~omGns aBd
showing onothet instance q shc per
ady of nasit, oscr-ed II tho Vicinity
Ct thc Delle, the greet snranes re-
sort CT : tssoHg.r. saven yearg ego
Maggie EU-phy Gss sno adopted
daughter OF : 7~e,lthy fsrnsr living
"a few miles Go-e Eilbourn in Ad-
ane county. parh-eysd and ssrik-
ir4ly hardooz1e, arc zea the belle
of tbas 51st;e rogioG- One day,
while Walking the streete Of Ail-
bourn, she -vas grossly insulted by
q drunken rcfilan, who was almost
instantly Knocked down by stran-
ger rarned Nichols. 4 street fight
ensaed, in which Nichols compell-
ed tie bully 70 retrscs the insult,
at the n1ussle Of 2 revolver. The
acquaintance thus formed between
Maggie md Nichols ripened into
intimacy, End their marriage was
fixed Cor the Near future. On the
day before that act for the ceremony,
Nichols was arrested by detec-
tive for highway robbery, convicted
on circnmstantial evidence, and
sentenced TO Waupun for one year.
Believing her lover innocent, she
cheered him during his eonfine-
ment, with her letters, assuring him
Of her fidelity. The day his sen-
tence expired, Maggie Murphy wait
ed at the prison gate. She being
we'll supplied With money, they
were Immediately msrried and set
tied or farm owned By her adopt
ed father. BY unlucky specul.tions
the latter lost his property and died
Of broken heart. Then war the
base character of the man Nichols
exposed. With the kiss of love
fresh upon his lips, he deserted his
wife and child, fleeing to the mines
Of Colorado. Bowed down by grief
End Ill health, the striken woman
was unable to support herself and
child, and was admitted to the Ad-
ans county poorhouse. Few could
imagine in the csreworn, bowed
woman, with gray hair streaking
her brow, the bright, vivacious girl
Of TWO years before. She had grown
old il six months and seldom spoke.
Let US draw veil over The misery
Of the past four years and look at
the present. In the pauper Gem
etry at New Haven, Maggie Nur-
ply and her child are at rest. With
cut one bitter word, or even men
tioning his name, she had died at
the age OF &c. While Nichols, the
author Of the crime worse than MUIR
der, was recently killed in New
Mexican bar-room by . Eszican
desperate.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06
DESTRUCTION 70 BIRDS.
HO-s 9uEY Y7LT. tt rxONaDCD SCAN-
Y~rg OF .yH rA.lw COAe2 op I'D
T.TS

Pro -rTr ero thcr vns . heovy
esorf, laestas Some s0snty- -FOUR
roara. "a eec.r-6 6arine she first
weak Il eepssrb Der. end fhs eastern
saoee 90 Lake Eshigsn wes strevn
vi4h aad birds / took como pHins
70 eornt tooso Oh eertsin namber
OF yn5de. end estimated that if the
easteru ehoro uos alike through oil
lbs length ovcq half million Of
birds were lying dead On that eide
OF the lake clone. 1t is more than
likely that nearly as many more
vere on the west. Not all the birds
eosld DO counted, because many
pero Immediately buried in the
sand that il being swept back and
forth op tho beach It was a
strange and pitiful eight. Some
were 30 fresh and perfect, and their
feathers go unruffled, that it seemed
impossible that they had been drown
ed. There were multitudes Of
wrens, with narrow, gauzy wings
spread out, so that the wind swept
them up and down on the sand,
like autumn leaves sere and brown.
Tiny creepers, looking CHASTITY with
only head and wing unburied, and
moving as if alive; kinglets with
their bright crowns defaced hud-
died into a group, where | counted
robin with fair unrufied breast, a
kingbird, a summer yellow bird,
and one orange-croweed warbler.
The greatest number of any one
species was the yellow winged spar
row, both young and old. The grass
finch and the song sparrow were
abundant, As was also the familiar
little pair bird. Of the gonisphea
I do not remember single speci-
men. They leave before September
/ think There were cowbirds, and
one or two blackbirds, and no orr
oles. Blue Jays one or two, much
worn snd defeated, and the common
phebe more numerous. Belted
king-fshers ] saw once or twice,
and of the picidae, the redhead, and
the golden-winged, . singlde speci-
men each AS we'll as two Of the
downy woodpeckers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06
GARFIELD AND THE SEA.

To those who know about the
early passion of the President for
the sea, this passage in Q Long
Branch dispatch to the Philsdelphia
Times will be peculiarly affecting:
But early ss was the hour, the
President was awake. Suddenly
starting from one of those short,
fuctuating periods Of somnolence
that have marked the latest phrases
Of his case, he asked to be raised a
little, and for full half an hour he
enjoyed the panorama of the sea.
ROCKWELL" he said, "you know
| wanted to be sailor once. 1t
was the merest chance my lot was
not cast with those brave fellows
out there"
He did not say it rapidly, but
slowly, for he was very weak, but
his voice was clear and his enunci-
alton quite distinct. As he spoke
he looked In the direction where a
magnificent ship was just coming
into sight with every sail set and
speeding before the wind. She was
deep in shadow; her outlines dark,
like silhouette, and her masts and
canvas-clad yards dim and misty.
The next moment the rosy light OF
the fast ascending sun fell upon the
picture. The sails shone like gold
and the ship seemed to be floating
on crystal tinged with pink. The
President, for months pent up in
the confines of the White House,
took in all the beauty of this bright
scene and smiled with evident sat
istsction.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06

ALMOST every variety Of animal
life in Japan inclines to the pigmy
or diminutive order. The horses
are small ponies, the native cattle
are not much above half the weight
of the Devon breed. The largest
japanese duck is small by compar-
ison with the American wood-duck,
our lightest variety of the species.
Their geese are no larger than our
mallards and canvas-backs. Their
swine rate in size between the small
chinas and the Guinea pig, and
their men and women are consid-
cred large at the respective heights
of five feet two inches and four feet
ten inches. They are active, viry
and athletic, however, and can en-
dure great hardships better than
many weightier breeds.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06
A TRUE SYCRY ABOUT
CHANFRAU.

Freak Chsnfrsu W. plsying in
ct. Louis in March LAST agsinat Sal
vini. On Saturday the tagsdisn
save the usual matinee. bai Chsn
hea did not % he went 20 - the
crest Italian act Both companies
vsrs etopping st the ssma hotel,
snd Ut dinner were sested ~ sdjoin-
ing tables. Hr. and 4rA Chsn-
frau were sitting together, while
opposite them, At the next table,
at SAlvini and Chizzols. Salvini
did not speak . word Of English,
and when anyone addressed him in
that tongue Chizzola interpreted.
When Chanfrau entered the din
ing-room he bowed to Salvini. As
he sat down, Henrietta said:
"Say something to him, Frank.
'sHow can l? He don't under
stand English"
"Well," replied his wife, "Chiz-
zola will tell him."
"What shall | say"
''Tell him you saw him play to-
day."
81 saw you this afternoon" shout
ed Chanfrau across the table.
Chizzola interpreted and 6alvini
smiled.
"Delighted," suggested Henri
eta.
"Delighted," repeated Chanfrau.
"Charmed with the performance"
whispered the lady.
"Charmed with the performance"
bawled the comedian.
"Think it yonr best part" muir
INJURED Mrs. Chanfrau.
''Think it your best part" voci-
ferated Mr.. Chanfrau.
BY this time the members of the
two companies were almost chok-
ing with suppressed laughter. In
the meantime Mr.. Chanfrau had
begun to dunk his soup, and some
of it was dripping down his chin.
''Hope | shall see you again"
whispered his wife.
"Hope | shall see you again."
repeated the husband.
Just then Henrietta saw the soup
that was leaking out and whispered.
"Wipe off your chin"
"Wipe off your chin," shouted
Chanfrau at Salvini.
Just then there was . howl of
laughter, and the subsequent pro-
ceedings can be imagined better
than described.
When Mrs. Chanfrsu told this
story Of her liege at Long Branch,
| few evenings ago, he rose up from
the hammock where lie was repos-
ing, and said:
'Don't you ever make me so
ridiculous again. The next time,
if | don't know my part, Pu gag
it"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06

HAWAIIAN FLOWER GIRLS. The
dswaiians are psssionately fond of
flowers. Reyies ofhappy, -ollicat-
ing, native girls climb the sides Of
the mountains or explore the pict-
uresque gorges in search Of the
choicest specimens, and, hsving
gathered enough to supply the
market for the day, they dash down
to Honolulu, riding horseback
man fashion, at 3 terrible gait.
They are sure to bedeck thsm-
selves first with "leis' or wreaths
OF flowers 1hich ercircle their fore
leads end hang suspended from
their Decks like SO many necklaces
gittering in The suplight. Sue
pended from the neck, also, and
flowing down their backe are graat
steamers Of ''maile" wreaths,
plucked from deliciously fragrant
and perpetually green exotic, With
out the aid Of which no Hawaiian
belle is rob9d in The height Of fash
on. Arriving in town the flower
girls select some shady nook slong
the public streets, sitting by the
half dozen or more, 6eXtrously as
sorting the flowers, and making
'leis" wilh great rapidity, and
spreading them out Enthusiastically,
so as TO attract attention snd iavite
the public 20 patronize chem by its
most Platonic form, End their love
chants ere usually successful in
drawing custom. a. the time that
the lannon's Court Rochefort wont
through the Hawaiian capital, he
was, while walking along, literally
covered Nth wreaths by charm
ing native beauty
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06
PROF. HORSFORD'S BAKING
POWDER.

:. 81. Atkins, 4. a. Surgeon, q. s.
Army, says. SIN this Powder, snd acid
phosphate Of lime takes the place of
cream tartar or alom, and while she Whit
eat and moa. delscteble biscuit can be
mado Nth It hat : have s-er seen or
tasted, i. furnishes E feed rich n nhos-
pilates, so much needed in the animal
economy aud SO largely discarded in our
finely slfted -four. Prof. Horstord's
high reputation is adequate surety for
the absence of alum or any other delet-
erious or make-weight ingredient"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06
I NEVER DRINK.

On the sleeper ofan L. E. & W.
train recently, a traveller noticed
an old, white bearded gentleman
trying to get in linen duster. The
young snd spry traveller rushed to
his assistance, and in helping him
with his garment, noticed 8 good
sized bottle of whisky protruding
from one Of the inside pockets Of
MS coat. Being of q wsggish ma
ture, he appropriated the bottle,
got the coat Oh the stranger, and
then pulling out flask said:
"Will you take a drink"
The old man did not recognize
the bottle, and drawing himself up,
remarked rather severely:
mo sir, | never drink"
cit won't hurt you," insisted
the wag; cts the best"
"Y Dung man." said the old gen
$lemsn, in a tone intended for the
car, "if you insist On drinking
whisky you will be q ruined man
at forty. 1t is the curse of the
land. When l was boy my moth
er died, and the last thing that
sainted mother did was to call me
10 her dying bedside and say, John
awear to me that you will never
touch drop Of liquor"
Here the old man clapped his
hand on his side pocket, found ii
amply, and recognized the bottle
in the hands OF the other, he con
tinued,
Except, my dear boy, An occa
sional snifter while travelling" and
reaching for the flask he pressed il
to his lips, amid 8 howl of laugh
ter which shook the whole ear.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06
S. B. SHERWOOD,
GE'L LAND kEzH77

Has for sails Farms and Lands in IN. CT sot1es
If HanitOwoc. Calumet. Brown, Door ac.. Wis.
Also lots and houses in the City OF Ssrrfowoc
Wis.
Also, $500 neres Of good Pine Lads In
Marathon, Chippewa, Ashland. Ae., countissWiS
Also, about kOoO.e nar~s of bGrlin2tcl 8
No. Riyer r. r. Co.'S Lands In the SouTh-rn
part of the state OF Iowa and the SouthesSs-rn
part Of the State OF Nebr2ssG, on 10 year, EAne
with six per cent Interest. Persons wis-a.l. to
Juy sell faTn4s, Lands and Lots ing
o employ AN agent in any business 90 laDd
aatterS, viii please give me cali, Ia person
n ~ letter. at the Williams House. Manit nwoc
Va. 2IaarchTdIy
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06

A Loxpos (Eng.) firm has intro
duced new fire extingui.her in the
form ola liquid, consisting Of chalk,
alumina and certain silicates dissol-
we'd in water. 1t is claimed that
this liquid will also make anything
to which it has been applied abso-
lutely tire-proot. Be that as it may
recent experiments would indicate
that it is really an annihilator OF
fame.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06
CETkRR
OA Nd.
'R<lief Il 5ze .ainrt.sa in c-axR

Relief IL Ave minutes in c-oxy case;
g atifring. wholesome rslisf beyond a
II oneJ Tslrs. Cure negins from frat APP
p'Gcstion. end is rapid, radical and per-
aisnant. Choking, putrid mucous dis
lodged. membrane cleansed and healed,
breath s~estepsd, smell tnste and hear
ing restored. Ccmn,ebe treatment for
81. ask for Ssnscrd's Radicai Gre.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06
6UgNFN's ARrTC. cAJ,vE

The Beat S.l7e IN the weld f2- Cuts,
Bruises, Ulcers. S9,t RheuE, letter,
Chopped Hands. Chiib'ains, CoTns, snd
all kinds O. Skin Eraptions. This salve
Is guaranteed TO giys perfect satisfaction
II every case or money refunded. Price
. C.nte per 6ox. For sale by F. @.
Buarstatte,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06
CONNECTIONS.

At GREEN BAY With Chicago Sorthvsstsrg
and Wisconsin Central Railways Tor Milwaukee
and Chicago, and for eli points Eortk, East aad
South.
At NEE LONDON with the Nilwsukes LAKE
Shors Western Railway for ShsrsEs APP
peton, Oshkosh, Asnitowoe, shsooygsn Sad
Milwaukee
At AMHERST JUNCTION and Plovsr with Wis
consiu Central r. Z. for Asblsnd, stevens Pslt,
Portage and Madison.
At hEkRiLLAS with Chicago, St. Paul i Mime
spolis and Omaha Hallway tor Black kivsr Falls.
Esu Claire, ST. Paul and Minneapolis.
At W INOSA with Chicago, Milwaukee tt. PaAl
Hallway, for ~. Paul and Minneapolis, vts
Ninona ct. Peter Railroad, &C.. b r. w. fH
Rochester, Marshall, Sioux City, Y.Iktol, aai
points West.
Al LA CROSSE With Southern 9irzesctA H'y
aud with Chicago, Clinton, Dubueus and Mime
sofa Divisions G. II. b ST. Paul 4. \.
TIMOTHY CASE,
RsesIvcr ard S&sl AasS4pF.
MT. CASE. Gss1 Pass. Agt ers-a a-s o.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06

II Adsm had gsns OF "Tiiss>a" pIsc-
ed in his land at IN early period OF his
existence, the whole course OF history
might havs been materially altered for
the better, and il biliousness, indignation
sick headache or dyspepsia were unknown
Spring Blossom would not be needed.
Price 90 cents, Trial bottles 10 esnts.
Sold By Robinson / Hinrichs,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06

WEAT knoT- o patent uesic;nes "a
Just what ! have experienced nv the nsa
OF one single article, Or. s2ogsako's Bile
Remedy. ! give i this DUFF traits. for
60 cents Qcss Gotsaam 9 suf5oisus ~eon,n-
peDse Ser the cu-e o. = disease r,.Igs,
thst oost ms 50 Golls~s herutofora -~;tb,
CIT experiencing vehei.-Monitor.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06

Il RExAR.-ABL1 discovery has been
Inets in Sweetwater county, Wyom-
ing. II is deposit of sulphuric
acid il 2 natural state. The ground
Is inpregnated over large area
100 acres or more-and parties have
hled claims upon it.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06

NEAR Blue Water, New Mexico,
is the crater of an extinct volcano.
From that point streams of lava
have covered the ground for many
miles in extent and to consider
able depth.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06

A NEW imitation gold, which is
fine grained, nalleable, takes fine
polish and does not easily o1idize,
is just now being largely made in
France fer iewelry.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06

suEEr zinc is being largely used
in Germany for ceilings, especially
where the beams for the upper
floor are made of iron. The use of
wood ia entirely dispensed with.
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E0W'S THE RARY

"Hov's ths babyi' His Group il bet
ter this morning, thank you We gave
him sonno OF Thomas' Electric Oil ~ you
advised, doctor. and shall give him SONS
moro 10 an hour or So" Next day tho
doctor pronounced the youngstsf cured.
Sold BIZ Robinson Il Hinrichs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06

A Row of gun-cotton reaching
from Edinburgh to London, it is
said, could be fired in two minutes,
so rapid is the transmission of de-
tonation from one part to another.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06

a mixture Of one part of alcohol
and nine parts of crystalized carbolc
acid is stated to afford great relief
in cases of bites from insects.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06

EXHAUSTED en5 enfeebled con, Attn.
tons salforing from dyspepsia, ne, IONS.
neaa and goae-1 weakness sursr, he
Browns Iron Bitters,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RYal

- H0 AAISAk S0HH0EttIA GtuA -
IT main line runs trsn ctissgs - C.a,.a
Ssnssso. Moline, Rock Island Daysxpert west
Liberty, Iowa City, HarsEEp. brookly arinn ell,
pss Aoinss (tAs capital Of Iowa. Stuart Ajax
te. and AIoes: With branches freq Rursaa
GBe, Wsskipgtsa, Fair1sla xldos. IslgrAy,
CentTsyiiie frinsstoR, TrsE len, GallaHR, Came
ron, Lsavenworth, Atehison, and Kxzses Ofsyi
Washington TO sigournsy, Oskslsoss- ana r aex-
tonsport Independent Lfdon. OttnEiHa, zday-
vile OBkaloosa. Psila, Xonrss. and Dss 1siass;
M Lion 10 Kecssuqna; Newton to Aenras; Dss
Neines to InGianoA and WinssrsAt: Atlantis to
Griswold snd Audubon; and Avosa te Vsr!as
and Carson. Iris IL positively abs eplg 1ii-
road. which owns. ana epsrstes . tsfs1s Lss
from Chicago into ths nssss az EsEs.a
man PalaesCsr, sttschss, Are rrR Is 81 ray 1niiy
bsrvesn CHICAGO and rsoYIL, EAs5As 5lT7.
COUNCIL BLUES. Ia yzE woFTE 5od A:sOEi-
kss END krn.,s Cisy. IL. sse = !si,-suhAs 40
Eesk tsisrS Short Id.e"
rts "9vsss Rock I.l.~S ~ = Tsa9-'E-S's.
c<N.ppsd. Its road hos ir siGnlT ~ ~ ss's -
Thstv.Y plsrs. vor ssosi 80, ee e. r'-e--ra
Of ENJOYING your meals vaii- szssi-s % Ssa
csarsfal rss.r1ss of Eiitrois aFc lo~s- y sns az
ShroIr- Rzprsas 9rst-a. Ear. get sr aafrc
sre.l - good ss = se--,S - a. zrT-s4s-f hesei
tny -eyartY-~ys coz T..
Apprscisfs1s 81: sc. e,ts a's7aie--t- q 80
5nr,o-sr lard sfs ;raTssuEo passenger sua.Ee@s
II ISIS fms y-a-rsn-izE -. -asys ngszs>o 80 -p-
noun:a ta.t IRIS Co-pps runx Psalran HstEF,
2gLLEas7[ PA-.sgE OARS ere IAN
Tickets via tnts. Li1a, Fno1vn as 10
Ill Ticket AGENTS ia tbs United sEasss 8
Fer Information nos oatasasEJs e y
r. Il. AABLE>
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CVibhOGst, -
Mental Anxiety,
Loss OF Aemory,l
Pains in the tack
or side, aud di.-
exses that lead to
consumption. In
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