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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-04-08

The s.. Allnns rolling mill has 1900 tons
of steel rails ready to be shipped to Ohio, to
be used on the road RAINING out of Wheel
ing, West Virginia The mill has orders
enough to Keep it running until July, includ-
ing one from the Central, which will lay
5000 tons the coming Summer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-04-08

town occasionally during the week, but the
crowd doesn't press about her carriage as it
did before. Several artists have opened
their studios to her, she has given few
small receptions, and made few new
friends; but it is evident her best season
was her first, and that there was but one run
of the Bernilardt fever. -BoStOH Cor Spring
tell RlDHblfcan
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-04-08

ACCORDING to The new law the sheriff does
not, as heretofore, visit the towns for the
purpose Of drawing juries and collect some
S25 for the job, hut the town clerks forward
the names to the county clerk and fifteen
DAYS before the session Of court the sheriff
draws tue names and collects 81 therefor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-04-08

New INSURANCE CoMPANY.-The New Eng
land fire insurance company, located at Rut-
land, was organized Wednesday, with capital
of 100000 J. NJ. Haven is president, Ches-
ter Parmcnter, secretary, and b. W. Marshall,
treasurer, and the directors include fifteen Of
the solid men of Rutland
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-04-08

MARSHES LEAsED.-The Maiden Mass.
Gun Club has leased for five years the Mis-
sisquoi marshes, rear the mouth of the Mis-
sisquoi river, for the purpose of hunting and
trapping The members of this club are
men of wealth and have hunted in the place
named for several years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-04-08

TRE EIurTEIy LIGuT.-The use of electric
lights in New York is rapidly increasing.
There will be- DO rivalry between those that
supply The lights The Edison lamps will
lc used FOR private houses, small halls, etc,
and the Brush lamp for street illumination
srd large halls. The electric light is also to
be introduced into Albany at once, stock
company h4yiu- hcoa formed 'or that pur-
r,fs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-04-08

Coal DEror FOR NORTHERN New YORK
AID CANNDa.- The coal depot on the New
York and Canada Railroad, about mile
north Of Whitehall, will he opened in a few
days The depot has been established by the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company as a
distributing point for its coal for Northern
New Yvrl, an! Canada The coal will be
taken 10 Whitehall by rail and thence by
boat The nov arrangement will afford better
transportation facilities.
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PILES! PIES! PILES
a Sure Care Found at Last. NJ
One Need Suffer-

A sue cure Tor the Rlmi, bleeding lrrhnR aui
lrcTIicd filrs has hCrn discovered hl pr iiliHm+
ian Indian remedy. called pr. Ntliu4S Indian
eases uf - and - Years standing. No need
suffer I'VE minutes after applying THIS wonder iul.
soothing medicine. Lotions. instruments nnl
ElrctuArIrs dp more harm than 4snpi. NlliIm4'-
ointment ah-nrl,S th. tumorS. hllnvs the intense
itching particularly At ulght after ceiling warm IN
bed) acts ~ . p"uIc". gives inl"n7" ant painless
relief, and ~ prepared only for Ilr5 Itching oi the
private parts aud nothing else.
Read what the Hon. \. VI. Connherrg, Of Clrve-
land, saws about br. Williams Indian filc ONT
mrnt have used scores pf Pilr "ur"a. Iud II AT
fUris me plea-uf" To- shy that have never found
anything which gay" such immediate ind prrina-
ucnt rcil"f ~ br. Nllluun5s Indian rilr ointment
For sale icy All druggists, mailed GA rrrript Of
price.
For sale hy T. ". CARPENTER 60.
WELLS, RIuHAHpsuN SCa., Wholesale Agents.
Frank :. Henry & Co., Props,
Ah l-dkwcow6m cleveland, -.
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Hos. JoHN c. STEAENs of Bradford, the
newly-arroiutcd Collector of Internal Reve-
nue. for This District, was born in Chelsea,
in 1881. lie enlisted in the First Vermont
REGIMENT, returned with that regiment, and
s,ryed rs Adiuant of the Ninth. He was
Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the Second
District from 1870 10 1873 and was men,
Ter of thc State Senate in 1873
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-04-08

A BRACE OF SUICIDEs.-Mrs. Marcia, wife
of Ferdinand C. kerer of Rochester com
mitted suicide by hanging on Tuesday after,
noon last She was woman of position ana
highly respected in the community, and no
cause can be assigned for the act. Her age
was about SIS years.
A son of Willard Langmaid of Danville
has shot himself on account of disappointed
love. and is not expected to live.
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The Friend of ne.icurc Ladies'

Warmers safe Kidney and Liver Cure Is the rem
ely that Will cure the many diseases peculiar TO
Women Headache, Neuralgia. D5oriered Nerves,
Weakness, Mental Shocks, and kindred Ailments
are enectuay removed by its use.-Ths Mothers
UIJIHfus 1 - "a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-04-08

ITO sum 1t up, six long Of bed-ridden sickness,
costing SEQ per year. total 81 .200-all OF this ex
pense was stopped By three bottles of Hop Bitters,
taken by my wife. She has done her own house
work for year since, without the loss OF day,
and want everybody to know IT, for their benefit"
y. T. Farmer. Apr ,deodIw2w
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A Vermont horse trader has Just heard the
story of Washington and the Ratchet, and he
says he wishes he hadn't. lie had always
regarded George as great man, and hated to
have his idol shattered Boston Post
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Going North AMI West. AS, SOS, sis and l1:8O
a IN. and I:4o and 40 Z. M.
Going East. hy Central VI. Il. r., SOS and 1880
a. M, and 4;iu and y-2o p. m.
Going south 9:ln a. H.: aud 2sO and 1905 p. m.
Going East, 10y burlington 4 Lamoe X. H., o;oo g.
H.. and AS y. III.
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Its Relief and Cure as Certain A. Dn }
kNllNANs NnA.

Since the reduction Of DR.. Shermans terms,
thousands are crOwding upon him for treatment,
for this anlgtiOn makes the patient comfortable
AMI sufe in the performance OF every Kind OF eNrr
else or labor. II Is grand thing. nni those " no
are ruptured and Io not provide themselves with II
must endure the dangers of that precariouI a1nc-
ton and the of trusses all through life Thnus
ands Of those cured give the most nnttcrng testi-
m0nials of gratitude 10 DR. SIBERIAN. lie il the
author AMI Inventor OF his popular system he
imparts hls secret 10 no onc 1t Is applicable 10 all
classes and cases. and, under his reduced rates.
within the reach of almost everyone.
Parties can receive treatment and leave fnl home
same day. DE-. SHEENAHs hoax "n Rupture
gives convincing proofs from professional gem
tlameu and others of his successful treatment Ii
Is illustrated with photograph pictures of bad cases
before cure and IL sent Ia those who send 10 cents
Principal oiilce Isl broadway. n. Y. Branch ONCE
4y MIX Street, EGsten. DAYS In New Hork-Aon-
day. Tuesday. SATURDAY.. Ia sion-Wsinesday
Thursday and Friday. March Jo'dxwiw
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Drugs ami Hfoifinrs.
AsH-1oNlC


A Perfected Purifier OF the System
Tonic -"Lncrsdsinq The strength, o5riqtinq n,
tFt,tser ds6iiity and restoring Aeaty JaiictiOr,s
WEBSTER.
For Indigestion, and Dyspepsia,
the many forms of Liver Com
plant. Impure and Impoverished
Blood, and Functional Derangc-
mcnts attendant upon Debility, and
for Building up the weak, Ash
Tonic is doubtless the most prompt
and certain remedy yet devised. In
IL lib. bottles, 10 cents; Six bottles,
81. Accredited Physicians and
Clergymen, who may desire to test
the Tonic, will be supplied with not
exceeding six bottles, at one-haIf
the retail price, money to accom-
pany the order Sold by Druggists,
and by u. L. Dewey * Co., 10 Dcy
St, n. Y.
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STATE NEWS.

J. o. Ingalls, Of Sheffield Vt, was arrest
| ed Tuesday, on the charge of being accessor,
| TO the procuring of an abortion on Mis-.
| Carrie Berry of Sheffield. who died last Fri
| day at Manchester, n. H., where they had
| been living as husband and wife. The
| authorities have taken the matter in hand
and it will be thoroughly investigated.
There are 81 900, 900 feet of lumber to be
shipped on the F. 4 o. this season, between
East and West Concord distance Of ten
miles.
Rev. C. $. Frost of the Free Bapts,
church at St. Johnsbury, has gone to Paw
tucket, II. l., and his place is taken hy Rev.
| II. Lockhart, late of North Danvillc.
Aaron Cragin of Weston died on Saturday
evening while sitting in a chair. He was 81
years old and one Of his children was ex-
United States Senator Aaron f. Cragin Of
New Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Stratton, of ZEN
nington, celebrated the sixtieth anniversary
of their marriage, the other day.
The examination Of the half breed, George
Grcgwirc, for rape and incest with his little
nine year old daughter, at Newport Ccnlic
was concluded Thursday, resulting in his
being bound over for trial ut the county
| court. he uelence sought 10 prove an alll'i.
He was taken to Jail. 1t TRANSFERRED during
the examination that Gregwire has hereto.
fore made several attempts of the kind will
other young girls. He is II desperate char
| acter.
| Among the students chosen by the facill '
Of Dartmouth College 10 compete at coIi
mencement for the Rollins and Morse prizr-
offered for excellence in defamation, al,
1 a..
Beckett. of Williamstown, Oscar H. Frcncl
of Hartford. Sophomore - Nelson j
Whtehill Of Ryegate. Juniors-E. II
Smith of Tunbridge and Charles F. Mat
thewson of Barton.
FATAL AND HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
| ST.. ALBASs, March 31.-William Bly,
an empleye at the rolling mills here, met witt
a terrible and fatal accident, this morning
While engaged in operating the machinery
for saving off and moving new rolled
rails to the hot-bed, Bly'5 arms wcr,
drawn between the gear and horribly
mutiated their entire length, and, falling OF
his side, the cOgs cut Il terrible hole into hi
body, letting out portions of his entrails II,
died half an hour after the accident. Blylh
was 30 years old and leaves wife and
young son.
AGENTS AND CANVAvssERS
| MAKE from W 70 sc FER WEEK selling gopia 10
| T.. q. klDEOCT A &C, 10 Barclay Street, New York
Send for their Catalogue and terms.
oct 20, 'yo-wiy
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A CONSERVATIVE Town. The picturesque
town Of Dorset does not banker for new
tangled noliols Pastor Pratt has been min
lister for ~ years. his chcrister has started
the jua,s ior 20 years or more; his deacons
have held office. one for 40 and the other for
20 years the Sunday school superintendent
has presided IL years, and one of the teachers
has Taught - years.
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OH frer PRESS.

An Acrostic Sonnet.
TO REV. SIMEON r G:MELEE, u. D.. N HIS ONE
HrNpEDTm YEAE.
EY DIR. THOMAS WILKINSON
Serene and clOuiless he YOUR settling SIM
Its mellow rays your lcnsthrnIng path nIumc
More brightly, as YOU near An honorvd toIuh
Esteemed OF all for deeds Of Kindness done:
Of such beloved AS YOU TO Christ have won
Nor list OF salnied souls TO dwell with whom.
Palm hearers now, amid the heavenly boom
AMI hight the JOYOUS upward race you run.
Revcred- now Old a. loved when life was Young
May friends and kindred with each other vie
L er gracious arts of mlnIstratiUn ply.
Love gratefully attuning every tongue
Eclipse by none who thus their love display
Even would fam an equal tribute paw.
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The Relish OF the World
H AL FO RID
S A L G. f. !
Sold by all Grocers.
March s0'ISWAw
RUPTURE.


"essey HuhhspS Nase'
Dr. J. A. SuERMAS,-Dear Sir: | am happy TO
inform that AN entirely cured OF my large
scrotal rupture. 1t is one year ago to-day that
received your treatment. | have tested the cure
Wy going without the appliance. My business Is
that Of a locomotive engineer. My rupture as you
will recall TO your mind WAS similar to Mr.. DOR
dams. in your pamphlet of Illustrations
was ruptured in the year 1853. while in the
army. | have tried spring and elastic trusses with
great discomfort anu inju my rupture always
growing worse. Finding must get some relief
or give up my business, determined TO try you As
a last resort, and must say that found your
treatment a complete success. My Improvement
and cure have, considering my terrible con
dition, surprised my friends well a. myself
During your treatment have worked hard IN my
business, enjoying 10th safety and comfort, nn'i
have not LOST u days WORK. My general health has
also improved. Will take pleasure In reeom-
mening the afflicted 10 yOn Whenever have IN
opportunity.
You may publish this letter for the benefit of hu-
mainly. Ny address Is I'll East 4Iihst. with best
wishes remain yours respectfully,
WESLEY PHILLIPS
New York city, oct .5th, l>-',,
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AGENTS WANTED.

Energetic aud reliable Good pay and steady work
sallins oEr isu,ber Ssn,isps Of every description
stiul 10 everybody, Tor printing their own bust
Ness car,iS envelopes, postal cards letter ana I'M
hei'is bank ant Office notices. tags, ihels tickets
address ami visiting cards, wrapping paper bags
shipping hnEtst merchandise, undertaking, etc
Pioe list free HOWARDS RUBBER STAMP
WORKS - College ST. Burlington, Vt.
March ", 81 -w1y
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simple md Economical HOOK Keeping
RETAIL MERCHANTS.

JUST ruBI IsiiEp,
InmpTisc,I both Sdl.s- BOOK aud Ledger c""fl'|
aud combines the almost simplicity AMI ea"""'np.
EVERY STOKE KEEPER SHOULD HAVE II
Sen, name and address for price ll-i ana iasrfil'
tive circular, containing sample page ilus'thIiil
tho system, 10 80 . No.. anu, 49,,
MULTl'M IN rNRNo PUB. co,
.Trcmunt Temple, Hosluh.
Agent. wanted everywhere Address M above
Apr l,eodSwtw
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NEW Freight LINE.-A new and import
ant freight line has been established between
New England and the Canadas, by the Pro
violence and Worcester, Worcester and Nash
ia, Boston and Lowell. Concord, Boston,
Concord and Montreal Passumpsic, South
eastern and Quebec. Montreal, Ottawa and
| Occidental railroads. The total number oil
miles in the line is 600, and the total number
of miles operated by the roads in the line Is
1882. To this add 100 miles for the 81;
Johusbury and Lake Champlain railroad, and
1lS miles for the Ogdcnsburg and Lake
Champlain railroad, which are now control
led by this combination, and it makes 1919
AZ the total mileage of the new combination,
The roads forming this new Quebec, Ottawa
and New England Air Line are now building
500 cars for line service. Hay, lumber,
bark and phosphate are the principal ship
| ments for south bound traffic. Arrange
ments were made last week for go carloads
of hard wood timber from Canada for the
Liverpool market Large quantities OF leatl-
er, oatmeal, butter and cheese are sent from
Montreal to Europe, and this line has made
arrangements for the transportation OF tins
class of traffic, giving through bills of lading,
etc. Through express freight has been put
on between Boston and Montreal.
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DE- TTv'c ORGANS, - stopa. Set
DE u J. i i y Reeds, only t65. Address,
Daniel +. Beatty Washington, n. J.-mar2l'ds
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EHS. LYDIA E. PlNXHAM,
LYDIA e. PEMkHAM'S
VEGETABLE CoMFoUND.

The Pcstis" Curc
For all Female Complaints.
T;T-- rRcrAn,I MON RESTORES 1iIE FLOOD To fTa
.,Ar..tf. cnND..I.3s, DiKEcTs TIE VITAL PowEn
.:.io!ir, ~rI.ENGT:E:s THE nj CHS or THE UTERUS
,NpIst"ls iETa PLACE. Asn TIL - 1T TONE AND
.rEE:.o1fi, Sc, THAT THE CURE . radical nud en.
t.s,. IL sis.iis-i hens Eiis BAs ia AID PELVIC RE-
:o,; Ia G.l =. TONE 10 THE E'IIHLr NEHvoua sfS
81; ~ IL Torres DisrI it"' "t':iN- 10 THEIR
,,fj TaI r,,s!T:oS. IHAf li-St.;si us BEARi%a
.4bwH, CATsiS1 rifN, wri'-af f:'D i:'hA'hE, u
aLwAI~ rEl.S AEESTLY oCELD u if5 Use
Twill, tt all tiaIri and under all cirsn:n-
sf.,Ec.--, ne. in harmGny will iEo Ia ~ t.i.t
Soyrrsi the female system,
Eorthccurc of kidney & Complaints Of either
srv, th,, ;anireund Is unsurpassed.
Lydia =. H,iisham's Vegetable Compound
- prepaIei At TIE prJprietorsl ahoratory.
So. -. wc,irra A,eaGc, Lynn. Mass.
f:::sa, 81. Six bottles to oha address, S..
N,- F,;..h IN freely answers aii'ters OF inquiry
send lar I.sla.,hlc;i. Address "a above.
10 flriRr snugld be without Lydia E. finkham'a
LIVER Falls. They cure ConAtiration, Bilious
n4-s, and Iurpidity of the Liver. % cts per box
GEO. C. CocDaIN & Co. Ros.on. Geaefai A]cn!s
Sold by Dru;-i-t'.
AEril5 So 'leolsw;f nr.n
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I'rinalc's Celebrated Champaign Wheat: bush
80; peck, .l.25. White Mountain Potatoes !:
Peck, 500. Bnlwcll strawberry dny - 90
Glendale strawberry dnz .1e0 Flemish Reauty
Pear Trees, - cts. Extra GlidinuI I;ull,s pcr
dIh., sets. Address, q. II. ALEXANDER.
f"Ni" Charlotte Vt
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Essex Classical Institute.
The Fourth Session Begins April IL.
For Catalogue, address The Principal,
w. A. DEERING, Essex, vt.
;" 4 N TED
March %. ISL. sswaw

z = 4 Z :" ~
Soliciting Agents th travel in the New ENGLAND
Sthies and take orders Tor Nursery Stock embrac-
| lne Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Roses ti. For terms
| address. stating agr, nreyinLI occupation and
| h.i.i,.s ~ rrirtcncc-.
:. r. CANNON
a1wSy luuu.f, N,,uo
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TUE BRRNHAEDI's SECOND NtSrr 70 Brs
TON Bernhard, after all, is not drawing
well - OF as we'll ~ WIS expected. Nor IS
she the local sensation she WIS when iirst
here She does not absorb attention 50
much now rs then aud she is not talked
about or run after So much Those who
mass around from theatre to theatre have Ia
admit that the large audiences at the Mas
todnn Minstrrls," the Hundred Wives.
and Bouccault's always popular perform
anccs. are generally rs cultivated in appear
nnce AS hers and that instead Of rcigninr as
the one great attraction Of the week, she is
but one of several She has been seen about
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TIE PUBIC SouooLs.-The new Board oi
School Commissioners-Mess f. b. Taft,
L. B. Lord, H. II. Wing and J. w. Russell
and Rev. DR.. G. i. Safrord-hcld thcll
first meeting Friday night, and elected OIL
GERS and committees as follows:
Superintendent of Schools-llenry O.
Wheeler.
Clerk of the Board-Jullus w. Russell;
Standing Committees (of each OF whlcl
the Superintendent is ey-oflicio chairman +
School houses and property, Commissioners
Wing and Lord instruction. textbook;
and teachers, Commissioners Taft, Sailorc
and Russell Finance and accounts, Com
missioners Wing, Russell and Lord kule;
and regulations, Commissioners Russell an'
Stafford.
Superintendent Wheeler's reelection WAS
of course foregone conclusion, and was
justly merited by the carefulness and ability
with which he has filled his responsible posi-
ton for the year past.
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@inbrud ssmadts @eliebter, fa8te fe
nit meidsr. psrdnbcrter @timme uno
itrid lei ie bas idwar,e 6aar BON ieiner
Stirn. i'd babe idon piel sslittea in mei<
nsm Qeteu, jest, in Deiuer 9iebe nib
mir po(les @lld erbliiten. Nber itia,
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9unb erSriIf unb nit aaiien beosdte -
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mir bod beibe einiam i'm 9eben. Du, fern
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idau bSre nid gu gnbe - iaste lis
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madte uno Id Serlafe ebenfals dber=
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bort in filler 3mridse3oeenbeit, Bis Du
in srenig Mcnate Deinen lttlaub netmen
fannf. Damn lahen mir in Yaris un'
iere 8erbinsuns einieanen unb erf an
Deiner Seite tebre id, bierber surhd.
(0srtittuns foIst,
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SeraS.

= Die gir9er BON Nultin ifeuern
liberal gu benz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BET.
= Die Gn3abl ber fdulfibisen Rin=
ber in mebreren Stibteu itellt f&, mie
folst: Gan Nntonio 1903, Nuitin IT,
379, 9OuitOn 2715, Dallas 1858. Die
Bewiqisungen betrasen fir: Gan Nn=
IntoniO 81, ,7O2, Nuiiin $4,4Sl 9cu>
iton $8,823, Dallas $4,379.
Sn @alpelfon fiel Sobn Some
bonn Da4s heS @eorses'iden Sauies
unb brad baS @enid.
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beri4tet, baE bafel6f Dor BIER Sabren
elm alter Mann in Besleituns speier
iun8en 9euten I'M 9auie beS Wm. 6ar=
pep eri&ienen unb bemielben elm Snitru,
ment 3ur Gufbetpubruus iibersaben, ,bas iie
bes idledten We9es balter nidt meiter
transpcrtiren fcnnten. geiastes SUI
ftrument befinbet fid nod 1eute baielbf,
aber giemanb peiB. mas es eisentlid 1T.
DaRelbe mibt "a 6uB in Der 2anse unb
3 SUB i'm DurdmeGer unb i6eimt pon
bebeutenbem Bertb gu iein.
= Sn Souifou tpurben unter Der fars
bisen 8epSlferuns einise Sale ppn glat~
tern entbedt.
= gu 9cllp Citation an ber 1eras
unb Yacil lictabn ipurbe Der Salenbalter
SOlln nerhaftet, neil er einen Snaten bei=
nabe 3u 2obe 8efcltert bate. 6oan waren
$500 aus ieinem Salcn seitoblen mors
ben uno fein Werbadt fie( auf einen 4na=
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@eifdnenib su brinsen. intprosiiirte er
einen @alSea uab bins pen &naben oaran
auii bis er beinabe teot mar Scr Gnabe
seifanb ater nidts.
= Die 8iirser bon Gomande County
taben einen Bonb bon $4,000 ousse=
felt, tint Der Sort WOrtb unb Ric @rans
be @iienbabn bas Weseredt burh baa
Gpuats 5u R4ern.
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madt wsrben, eine Yetperiammlung ab
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