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Isl non vero'' etc. did lady-"Oh, Mr..
Hackles, you've stuffed my parrot very badiyi
All the feathers are coming out already!
axdermist-"Why, Lor' bless yer, mum,
that's the puffection of stuffinp' You know
the moulin seasons now a-comin' on, muml"
London Punch.
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TIE giving of more sleep, more fresh air
and more exercise toyoung children is advo-
Gated by the Rochester Herald. 1t declares
that they are kept in school too many hours,
and shut up in an atmosphere of carbonic
acid gas too much. Yes, and too much gas
of other kinds is pumped into them.
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We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations. The and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable, not necessarily for pubca-
ton but as guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return preserve com
munications that are not used.
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THE Boston Transcript is moved to say:
"Many man who thinks himself a great
gun is nothing but a big bore" Respect
fully referred to Captain Cutie, formerly of
the British Merchant Service.
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THE PRESS.
MONDAY MORNING. APRIL IS.

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate signed by Stanley Pullen,
Editor, All railway, steamboat and hotel managers
will confer favor upon lis by demanding credentials
of every person claiming to represent our journal.
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SCRIBNER's MAGAZINE sunk $4,000 the
first year of its publication. But its owners
had whole loads of sand, perscvered and
made it the success it is.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-04-18

Isn't it most time for a break in the solid
Senate? Gentlemen of the Democracy, have
the kindness to explode first.
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ALEXANDER STEPHENS of Georgia is a
genuine man. He can never get too old to
be vain. A few days ago he told Wash
ington correspondent that he never broke
but two promises in his life, and that was
when he failed to make two speeches in
Georgia in 1S4S, on account of the memoir
able encounter with Cone. in which he was
so cut and bruised as to be utterly disabled
A lady asked about promises of marriage
and he replied "Pve been flirting all my life,
but have always been careful not to make
any matrimonial promises"
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New YORK Post: A man who was shot
near Lawrence, Mass, in the act of burglary,
turned out to be student at Phillips Ac-
ademy, where he was preparing to enter the
Andover Theological Seminary. Logicians
of the ''Bob'' 1ngersoll school will perhaps
find in this fact conclusive evide ce that the
pulpit is promoter of crime, and that to
fit young men for the ministry is to set
them on the high road to ruin. Fanatics of
heredity may find in the further fact that
the burglars associate was his twin brother,
proof that crime is mere matter of family.
Reasonable persons will rather believe that
wrong-doing is an affair of individual
propensity and practice, against which no
restraining influence is an absolute safe
guard.
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DIR. IL. Il. WILDE,

Ehc Natural Magnetic Physician,
Has returned from New York and is at home
aga in at the
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
He has met with unparalleled success in the
treatment of Chronic and Nervous diseases of every
description. Nine tenhs of all the invalids of the
country may be either helped cured, if treated in
harmony with the laws of nature. The DR.. never
treats disease by name, if calling disease by
name and throwing an enchanted drug at it would
charm it away; but he treats with reference to the
peculiar organization and pathological condition of
his patient, thus he never makes n mistake,
nor eopardizes the lives of his patients by expert
ments His uniform success for the last seven years
in Portland has demonstrated that this is the
rect method OF treatment If you are physically or
mentally sick, go and see the Doctor and you will
never regret it. Consultation Free.
Get well and you will be happy.
marc d3m
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1880 Maine STATE FAIR 1880
ALL PREMIUMS AWARDED TO
47s 1-2 Congress Street 47sI-s

SPECIAL NoTICE:-For short time only, have
decided to offer entire Code of Prices for all
sizes of Photographic work. Cards, per doz. $50
Regular Cabinets per doz., 5000. Larger Sizes
$S.O0-former prices $500 to $1,000. This style
of work is adapted more especially to the enlarge
ment of old pictures, in which it is only necessary
that the original be good likeness in order to in
first-class result, with drapery, arrangement
of hair, &C., modernized to suit the TASTE
Crayon Portraits, 1a Life Size, $500; Life
Size. $25.OO.
All enlargements made by the Platinotype pro
cess and warranted absolutely permanent. The
finishing will be done by of Boston's celebrated
artists, who has devoteda lifetime to his chosen
profession and allows no work to leave his studio
which is not perfect
These prices are but little more than half what
have been charging for the same, but | have per-
fected arrangements whereby can do the work at
above rates for few weeks, and have resolved to
give my patrons the benefit, and at the same time
introduce series of Crayons of high ORDER The
tendency of many of our citizens to waste their
funds for Worthless Mechanical Productions by
Amateurs. specimens of which may be seen on
every hand is the principal incentive which in
duces me to place Legitimate Work at go low a
figure.
/ would also call special attention to my Solar
Enargements ON Albumen Paper, which / make
from Life, for the small sum of sic .OOteach. I'm
tos are perfect lkenesses, rich in DETAIL and are
fine illustrations of Art as found in Photography
and in their production l challenge any attempt at
competition.
Remember that for grown people cloudy and even
stormy weather is equally favorable and in many
should be brought in early on bright sunny days.
Appointments may be made by Mail or Telephone
Respectfully,
0@Ml Al-
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CO-partnership Notice.
DISSOLUTION.

TENHE partnership heretofore existing between
l. the undersigned under the firm name of
O'CONNELL s. BRADLEY,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent Bradley
tring
NJ. j. OCONNELL,
p. F BRADLEY.
Portland, April IA. 1881. april 5d3t*
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COMPREHENSIVE.
OF COMPREHENSIVE.

HNHE co-partnership heretofore existing between
Il Geo. A. Yves and W. c. Barrows, under the
firm name of GEO. A. WEST & CO., is this day
dissolvedsby mutus consent. W. c. Barrows will
continue the business at the old stand and is alone
authorized to settle the affairs of the late firm.
GEO. A. WEST,
w. G BARROWS.
Portland, April 2, 1881. apr16d1w
, 1881-02-10

tnc ns,ae and Ips, which were much swosp0 h!11
aIit nf shG,H.
bc % "np'arc;! % p' i's pulling badly. ii: landed
;,tr,, ite hitter .m.nx SHIRT Mt HI rtI.,r. ut tho
iojy. tjrttlnH rla.. tpErs.,nr. they ts',intrrra
xsyf:y Mmrny IN @ tho y :"fs #. s's mt h,a .
xsrt1r,, vi stuurrrt.j hin. Thcy ttintl xpnrrci fnr
VIII. Whit MI wnan thas ct.nc tt'xothtr n.ain III
nI" Hnf tho lattsr received anothcr hard right
hanler OH tito side nf his bend. Three ttnes
Murphy nenIn paid v.lts to Enrls,,,s" icft eys;
makinR mai nnnrks. Int they werc telling u secret
sn 1tf,s f,ai, to.,i. Fn,,r nnr. uscrs fra Murphy
aaa othcr ~" ." ''ts to % III" oi ths nsa'iy :Ena.
nest n " u Il. :''''' ''''s1 ''''
Xm.nd 3-sInrphy; 'was the hrst to !, npen m ,t, tn9
lnft ai cvc w1. w.,o t,ao Iattcr iane ." the scta-
ipr departmcns. Sparrnv n moment or two
TIER IT, Ss os "T"eF mi aa hpn
on tho !oit car. Thnrc wns n rcprtitton Of ths*
anti Murphy tmrl,ieJ il, atnonR tho people with
1En,iafi nf, him, They welD erpittntc,l, AMI
wh0E they mot agnn Murphy planted nHulh on
tho tnn.aKed nluuth Of "Emglsh." bringing
Wurniv wilt, llis ieft ind "Enplisn " with lis
riwhf, the latter aln,,yse his opponents head.
tho latter 'e!ng very envern tllusy.. tiuttlng M
ycrc a very severe Iiow 1t, "EnElish's'' inn'i.h
aud rncere,i fnothor right -handcr is lett car
waa Az beslnx M tay, hs p Opponent seemed to lie
hurt an,1 vi ,weaksaln9 op., - land md III,
III f, hc r'.crlv"'t w right Hinder or ,tc sio af
TIC lnd In return, nl tiny Immediately cari,s
Murniv iii ii tws, lrft.hnnicrs, i,fso OF, tho
tan,grd lips md tho ot.ur on tic racAriy- closed
WIc,, he .tid ", !,s vlsc The tt or tho sioIn..r,
twice with H. ieit without ,rtnsf; Thsr ','sy
, 1881-02-10


Spttt7i D4spafth 10 This Ch'tapo Trtb1tns.
NEW YDnK, Fc!,. 0.-At tlle meeting Of tho
Trustees nf the East River Bridge Company
Mayor William i. Grace, Of this city. was
present, Geli. uhl brought up tho matter of
t!lo Edecnlour Iron Co1npaMy's nllcget1 fail
urn to supply tho amount of steel called for
under the colltrlct, and suggested that All
Investigation BIZ had. Tho General said the
Company lad made repeated promises and
lad failed 10 fuItlll them, thus greaty delay
islg tho work On tlln bridge, Air. j.
Adriance Nusll snld that sonle ]cnlency
should 10 sllow1l the Company, rs they were
co'lntered Ma.y oostac!ss Alr Knoseyf|t ~
Tic Company. Alr. Stsallnhan spoke IN Il
kindly way t,,oro ot tho cnn.mny f,Is saI,
upon tile part Ut tllo l3rIIge Comnaly
to pay, THO Iron Company until tllo l.esi;!a-
Ilooscvest aguin said that tho whole blame
for tho delay In tl1u construction Of the
bridge lny with tho Elgcmoor ,lron, Coa'-
pany bHt Notwithstanding hts ob]eetloil TIC
bill nf tin Company t!n 10 tho lst VI JANUARY
was ordered to be rnlu.
, 1881-02-10
THE NEW TRUNK LINE.

MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Hp<etal utstsateh 10 Tae Chicago 1ftbaht.
EEw YunK, Feb. 0.-At u meeting Of
tho Executive Committee Of the New
York, Ontario 4; Western 1lallr0nd Cont-
parry to-sluy. tlla revised report
Of Tho engineers which was ren,l
was adopted. II shows tlut the roatl FROM
New York To Buffalo will BIZ completed With
III the next two yenrs, md ut cost 'n'cll
brlow tho original cost Ut any
trunk lMo to tho West. j..
W. Sclig,nan and other German bankers
bought largely for foreign account. Owing to
tho Ontario II Western .sl,arcs carry
ing witt, them tho right .of sub-
scfiption to ths North River Cnnstruc.
TIM EHnIpany.. u, premium Of ~
per cent WIS bill for the privilege. wh!cl, Is
equivalent 10 IS per cent OH tia North River
CONSTRUCTION Gni.1lMl,r's Stock, for thu rcaSo''
tllat the privilege gives one s'Aro Y Gun
strlct!on stock to eaell ten shares Of Ontario
L. Western.
, 1881-02-10
IMMIGRANT RATES.
TIE WAR IN RATES Still. IAGISU

TIE WAR IN RATES Still. RAGING.
=. epffa' Utspatth 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
NEW foRK, Feb 0,-There was, 1t appears,
an uncertainty In tic mimi OF tllo ugent ut
sasle siartlcu as to where the Termination
vi fal!ro'd tickets to tlia West belonged, and
aceotd!ngly refused to sell any tickets TO-
LAY 10 ah uie Fennay!yantn rn1,te. Neither did
hs ho Mtr Tickets Of Tho Eriy or Central lsoa.!s,
W, ueSaasa s'o had received 10 Instructions to
snsa dIa, ulehl III tlo lensy1yanin's prices. The
"lca!tS ,HNS was DISPOSED Of by Il letter to Com
,"ss'ohef . Ulrlcl', III which tho Castle t;nrtlen
~, rsen. u tie Pennsylvania Company author
ule sa'e OF tickets over their route at the
,,I.'' yesterday announced, viz: 81 to Chicago,
,,a %'u 81 given us II commission to the pl,r-
ast' III INC GardU and tIcketa for nil COLI
petltiso points on ~ '''' 's'''
TIL: RAatE 1lAsIs.
Nosm, Nosas' aeeker and Abbott, General Ticket
ins, ie,"'S of sl'o Erie and Central, respectively,
M" t, ,. sua'efeiice to~tlay, atnl Mt its conclu.
s,i "!hetl Their agents ut castle f;artlon to
ysS,es,Vt y,.s1aht Tickets ut tho prices adopted
sliay sli ~ ~ ny LUG pennsylvania. NTr. NlcDol-
m, 49,, ~ .tao i"ttcr line. snd tslay that he did
d"ss,. sunk ~, tho fates would be any further re-
cars. sa' . nl'1 II they were no company would
rrsSt y .g,aeaper .,a than llis. Mr.. Doal,e. E,u!-
nfiel, AiHKe1 eile ,Agent Of the Central, sul.l:
ha'e Instructions to fullow
Va a"k- a" f'ocnEs OF TIE LOWEST LINE,
daes III r,.y ,Hety little what the Pennsylvania
0s muc1, 1I'Tsf s reducing acti0ns don't worry
d" Mtt laf ah,'",tc %s I'm H;anl it long as tlieS
E1iu: .'ri.n nlt W's sati, IN s1tenkiDs; for the
They emf r., ,rsslltsyiyalia aro ttla sEgress0rs.
Sl a a Will" III t6 uestI Sl,galF t!is y%,, wS
lowsf ssII!1*i sat.s f2rce tho ileitlg and cifer
In nut us s,I1a n ayr. Abbott replled: WELL
nots not a,;It tnI.rsftatn" Is further sait ls s.i Hi
Mould tat ~. tnat his rnud Or tho Central
'aSe al'y further action ills wceK, ~
, 1881-02-10
1SeJs1;Asl: OF l,t,s1S1;ss,


In comparison with those of January, 1850,
the returns fur tho Inst nollth indicate MI IT.
crease Of Ill per cent fl tho volume Of bl,sl-
ness outside of New York, nnl Ill increase
of 1.tD per cent In tic eXc!langes here not
arising from sales of stock. hut January nf
last year was month nf wonderful and. ut
TINT time, wholly unprecedented activity III
business md tho transactions then were
swelied not only BY lurge transfers in u,lssn-
titles, but by tho remarkably high prices
paid. From partial examination Of price,
lists wc estimate TINT the average fiji January.
lSsl, Is ut least per cent lower tl.atl 1T Jas.-
uary, 1850, and the difference Is prubably
eye,, greater. II so, M increase Of II per
cent III values paid outside Of Now York
would Indicate Nil Increase OF about 20 per
cent In gua,ltaties cxeilnngrt..
, 1881-02-10

Ing I}uTrau. 1t makes The fanding, Of the
l"lsIs w,isi, :'v were M tltattng ,lowti tic Nortl,
River were Wide a,nl lleary. Il WIS nut i'tl.
lmss!b1e to cnt thr.,l,gl1 them: BIT ING l""ss
iutsdr very sInw Irn.rrs>. rlr Str"rl.l lr;.I!,
10 To- s,a, iHst ngl,t at iioo.l-.i'c, 1'hIa operation
is attended with grt,Ml labor anil s0,ht dan
ner. i1o tugs Nlunicipal, anil Cerc.Is wcnt
ot Ggsy .3n tro,n @ S'fd far t ise REMOVAL
OF tce n1nl snow frosi, tho strse!s appears to
llavc been spent, mud, H.. addition. to other
tiijcmIties, the Street-C Cleaning 1slrehu IL
trauug. BIZ 4 luck nf tho sneWs Of war.
, 1881-02-10
CAPITAL GOSSIP.

F%lxF r - Ns1Y1s
Lotfcr from onh@ thtcMso ntt3 w"
E:njoyfn. Continued Is"tnu OF
I',easare ut tne S"t,onn. exmta'. eta,.n.'.-vv
DEAR FRANCES: "ha!e aunt hn.e ~ ~ e"".sn
will try nnd answer tue t'cne lts'es sol1 "!nte
70 iot,g nxn,-It nctuulIy Stems ten yrnra. foM
ar st,t}t,ccp III, nv old custom OF not gnng
to church, even il, this l'nra',ise- --wusl,!nu,.n.
ue ~ ~, .s " ,amv rra w t,nIu.
tue % taiks sI IN rapIa,y s rrepr!ns @ ysst to &c.
sccnd eis,w; r., .,,,u,,,o,, ,r,,, t,v, nxc, re<ou-
came IT, Masnsstoh Wi,h ' Nv" nfu" -, y wn
annzoncnt md tts1r Aunt ka!r'adlsEl,9. hnyo @
Itel out. ~ ~ tsa % m'," @ ~ ~ ~ ~ wott r. ~ nr",,
i" Ga s sara Nv wa XII nves Ia soinx elr.
h1nltl; It u.A;sn eeuI,l hor ,,,., how, IN
Washington OYER twp weeks nntl h.1vG hch 'ui1 %
,, sln g,, g,o5 al 's9 Mrrr .rn'' con ""1 ern, % ra @
blan NJ Rhts iasry- "a. wons,, at1a
l.rnvo ,.c,t-Ctnder"ia Mt thg i.,a,
.n.WIaalIf xiris ngainst boKroa
rnosE,hrl!ane Ehts-xna t,,9 o.er1.nnE .1 , r s,
wny fnccty Is nttrltl,! u t'Gre ii Hl!nply iiar.
Velnls: inu !nHkn ea!ls VI r. % - Wy !,,,t
Il n'' thS eSen'ns a ''f' Ill., taesn vas IN
are n.uklnK cM It haf:Mst h-nGteh :lask:@,
10 ynur hostess without smiling. iimi i In,
ssll,l, md r. ,,rxsr 70 wtit s,n, ~ .s g1rgts1 esy
md M make i i pnint tn say,"G9od n,fterno6n "
~ the Afternoon II .io ssSnh s,.sH o,G !. t ,hs
~ as,nr they ;sH Ma "ue' was s''" aao o'o 'AA'
as ths wrro nv. l,d at'1al sha,, esSacn tnb inb
shnuid r.tslnr enjoy tt!e rtput!sltln Of lG4isR
somewhat nlsl- fasnltn,aJ, II everything IVY nr
shStknE sSSs hs, i s Miss aa s :s S IT, iss t. Wiz
are mo proper tpl illu outst'at) 70 live, hre
, 1881-02-10

NEW YORK.
,r,,;+;on Of Il Five.story Fro
Trap, Filled with Human
Beings.
Marvellous Escape, by Lad-
ders, OF $50 Proposed
Victims.
n,e,ucss nj Least 20 Per Cent
Better than in January Of
tho Past lenr.
A Total of 12,@6,90e Shares Of
Stock Barterod by the Bulls
and Bears Last Week.
ejaculation in Stocks Active,
hut the Volume of Trans
actions Decreasing.
GouId's Recent Te|cgraphic Coup vig-
orousiy Denounced by The Board
ot Trade.
Alleged Monopolistic Scheme to Con-
troll the American Senate and
Supreme Court.
shipvreckel People Saved After Float
Ing Scyen Hours III tic Gulf or
Mexico.
The Great Bridgo-Thomaa ]. Turner
Worlds Fair-WLittaker-Oanal
Tolls,
Alleged Monopolistic Scheme to Con-
troll the American Senate and
Supreme Court.
shfpvrccked People Saycd After Float
Ing Scyen llours iii tic Gulf Of
Mexico.
The Great Bridga-Thonas ]. Turner
Worlds Observation-Disclosures
Tolls.
ALMOST A HORROR.

no FA,'1v uF THE PEOPLE IN CHARGE.
NEW YouK, Feb. IA fire broke out this
tuorutny In the iiyc-story Iron-frent build
inrs e., tI, &C, and fs New Church street.
originating among Il quantity Of w,lste IN tll,
cellar Of tho building, which WIS occapled
BY thu Western Electric Manufacturing c0Ei-
pany. The tlre rapidly gained headway, anil
spread 10 the first md second floors. There
we're about Ito men and BOYS and over thirty
woipn employed In tho building, atltl tt Is
The greatest wonder That n0ne were injured,
as the smoke WIS dcnsely thick mud suffocat~
lng.
MOST OF THE MEN
escaped by way Of one flight Of stairs, which
was Tho only means of reaclling the street OK
ceptng by tic tire-escaIe. The flames
reached these stairs. and s"n,e Of tho men
WIRE slightly slnged In dasl'fng down them.
THE GIRLS WE'RE rANie-syHlcliES.
All Of them were employed on the top floor,
md the snloke WAS too dense to permit their
waking their exit by the sta!ys. but 4 YOUNG
man named lIcrbcrt, who rnn through tho
building giving the nGarEn to Ills fellow-w0rk-
men, came to their rescue and guided tAain
10 the iirc-csenpc, extending from the roof to
the iirst floor Oh the Church street front Of
tie structure.
DOWN. THE 11toS LADDERS
the alarmed women climbed till they reached
The lower balcony Of the escape, which was
on n level with tho second floor. and hero tho
ladders ended. Ono or two girls tried to
jump 10 the pavement, y distance Of about
fifteen feet but wero prevented from doing
50 BY their more cool-lleatled companions.
until couple of ladders were placed against
tho balcony, aud tl!o women wero all got
, 1881-02-10


Tllr Interval 1fctsyecn the Opcrn EeN-
non-Dsn@rcn0nf-Tlns Rival rl,1i-
1.nrttontc and SyM,ptiony snclctlen-
Dress nj ConccTt%-,Iinx Emma Abbott
unit Ser Company.
Special t.orrftna,lIt,c. n 1Ae Chteoeo Tribune,
NEW fnnK, Feb. 5.-New York IL nt,alcal ton
t!e. semi -.,llurer this wirtrr, cApee!NlIy lust
now. The prcsence af several rennwncd snlu-
ISIS as.A ssrs"ost. Joseay. WNhclm3. the voting
brazilian boy-ytoltrtst ncngreinoNt; the usi.Rl
crowded concerts front month to month OK tho
gvcHt orchestral sucletlcs. anu abundance
IT miscellaneous entertainments of tIka
nature besides. Keep our public balls
Mud co,lccrt-ruoms almost nightly open. Apro-
pus nf orchestral work, there Is, think. geheF1l
admission, though tRctt one, nllionEst tsisis-
rInty, TINT TAcnlnrc Tho1nas, ticspFtc tho unsur-
p.lssr1 qualities Of his lnnd md tho prestige 80
tung attached to tho old Philharmonic Soclctys
ca,, nrver rcgAit his old tnuslcni position and
ai,s,.1ltu supremacy us ct,ntIuGtar in New ork:
1nS yo Ut vondeff"l susgssf qna I'd
ciely oi Stw York; under tho baton 9f q must
ciau whom nlany hare long heon inclined to
rr.sed 4 snust formidable rlvNl. rhls Society
its @ orshestrn @ Il 10 wcll ;riiiet and a,'ninIbly
Ilnedl, md the cnpuct!es OF Dr. lnnrosch tttt1
Hw ,,o 10 n,x ind fa !n.esy 1 eeesss il
i s T s ay x r ag sss sr & e hs
soeitsy's concerts. y. tho ;st1s!e,ny of susic.
mi imia.l,,lrs I|nxr with ladies' in tho richest
,.i,1 s1l"st s.iesans of tLeIr opera toilets. ald
iS Nt% y"s W",'er 1t csaceT,s ihs s',ss
stG.nny ,an.isai t'' its stye, This EN- reWinn3 Z, il
" e st y. ne1 -" Hras"v liz II otSar tf1 III xhs
Yen. sSn,c,hins Iiks e. ,.rs snrprsssS;a ys.:;
, .;,u ,"i,. ..viIs s"1rpct m r. imJIy'H
i%s"a;l % lsf"rc Hin i hid pias1oa no much iH!,
n'1 ,nir II III ,,rrl,cstrl sttt; on ihs stgU
Fiji for ls!s t visinto ~ 10 With y % t biz suic, elI
IGI,s h's "s .sa.rs me- VIZ e ,V nn liz bc.s:
w 'w,.K r"spt wspgeh" m tpnss rpp # M ,lsa huf nj u
eoas nrry .ore. nr .rot'!i's y, H. 10 ~ cTa cn 's
staxe; N.Y. yo,t .o nu'a ~ ,,n ~ ..nn ti,, nrtsnnt
iiS. Ill isrse nas aro tho carsc of iho tieattS nns
eoPss.ip.si Ts. et @ arltns of tho lalles Maurlele
Ia My iosk; & 1hG ys ~ v.ry sfss1 nnb'a nrtiat.
Ys; ran nnys hs9 Iss',1,,; m.urc; r,,,,Srtn viii
ths fnli :yni;hohy ;oeiety alehSs,ra yes!erday,
nn n,s resimsT.,cg ,,,. III. m1n i,"
il. It'll Inc 4, ai,se,tro II Cni. siapcsou and tho de-
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q wv ,S Y"rk oss Il Il, psr Is ws bsve !saraed
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inea' tho anit" @ ,S1.o. ~ ~ .aeugs ',gt milk" TI,e
WIS ynSt success tiIH1Iey; tho hu1fS5 s',e,5
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III s;'d MI s,I S9 Il TINT Nv
YnrS il ~ cs,Iirsc tarxuy i i,ai,lon. und +" tho
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