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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-12-15
Calendar-1SS1.

Entry of Second Glass Matter.
PosToFFICE, JACKSON. OHIO, }
July 25 lSSl.S
The jackson Standard, published by Davis MACK
lev at Jackson jackson county, Ohio, has this day
bean entered by the publisher Second-class Mat
ter in accordance with Section 100 of the Postal Laws
and Regulations. ). L. BALDKIDGE'
Postmaster.
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HOiday Gifts.
AT IL. o. Witte, the new jeweleT, oppo-
site the Post Office
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$500 per year can be made at home, working for
E. G. RIDEOUT CO., 10 Barclay street, New York.
Send for their catalogue and full particulars 2ocsly
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HENRY'S CARBOLIC SALvE
Is the BEST SALvE for Cuts, Bruises, Sores Ulcers
Salt Rheum, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all kinds Skin Eruptions, Freckes and
Pimples. Get HENRY'S CARBOLIC SALVE as all
others are counterfeits. Price % cents.
DIR. GREEN'S OXYGENATED BITTERS
is the best remedy, for Dyspepsia Biiousness Maa-
ria Indigestion, and diseases of the Blood, Kidneys
Liver Skin, etc.
DURNO'S CATARRH SNUFF cures all affections
of the mucous membrane, of the head and throat.
Regulators.
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BULK Oysters so and 40 cts. per quart
at Pugh's.
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Gold and silver watches and chains at
the Jewelry store Of Il. A. Bedel.
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HENRY,s CARBOLIC sALvE

CHARLEY GRAHAM, the boy who was bitten by
colt few days ego, is steadily getting well.
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One of subscribers has handed a cure for con-
sumption. 1t is tea made from the flower of the COM
mon plart-mul!en Drink it for to months, reg
ularly.
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glove cleaner. 1t is odorless and works
like charm.
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Mothers! Mothers!!

oRR1N GOULD, of scioto County, in town las
week.
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THE prices we are naming for warm
Hosiery and Gloves, would make the
manufacturer open his eyes with wonder,
at P. II. Washam & Cos Mommoth Cloth
ing House
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List of letters remaining in the Postofce at Jack
son, Ohio for the week ending Dec. TO- 1881.
Barton W Brown Minnie
Gable Ida-2 Davis David L
DoOlittie james f. Howe Lizzie
johnson Robert Il. Keeney r:omain
Lake j. W. Lockard John
Manering John r Morgan Morgan
Powers Ella Reynolds George
Riley Samuel Roland Mamie
Smith VIM Smith John Henry
Smith Juliann Sweeney Annie
Washing, on Floyd
Persons sending for advertised letters, will please
send a written receipt.
If not called for in four weeks viii be sent Dead
| Letter Office.
Persons calling for any of these letters please say
| ''advertised, and give date oflist.
ST. BALDRIDGE, p. VI.
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Use Dieter'S ROya

Because it is pure, contains no glaze OF
other adulterant. 15sep6m
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BEFUDDLED jackson barber, while in the Gala
boose few days ago, met with the singular catas-
trophe of burning up his shirt while trying to light
his pipe.
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Use Dieter's Royal Coffee.
Because it is very select in quality and
uniform. 15sep6m
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You must call at Nickelrs and see his
great variety Of fine Holiday goods. No
room to so into particulars.
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515 lbs. fine mixed candy for S1.00, al
Wards.
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A Cough. Cold, or Sore

WE noticed DIR. Long, of Midtown, in fown one day
last week.
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BULK Oysters at Pugh's.

DURABLE HOUSEHOLD, at Pickrers. 27jansltf
Light running L.
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OLIvERs PATENT CHILLED PLow will plow fifty
acres easier and quicker than ordinary plow will
plow forty acres. At dollar per acre for piowing
would the price of the Oliver Plow in plow
ing fifty acres, at Pickrel's. 27janS1tf
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A CARD.

To all who suffering from the errors andin dis
cretions of youth weakness early decay, loss
of manhood, &C., will send recipe thatwi cure
you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by a missionary in South America. Send
selfaddressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH t. IN
MAN, Station d. New York City. 3nov6m
THE Commissioners are turning over in their
minds The question of improving the County JAIL so
as to do Away with the danger of prisoners falling
through the walls from the inside to the outside and
hurting themselves.
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Key and Stem winding watches at Be
dePS.
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LETTER LIST.

QUIET HOUSEHOLD, at Pickrers. 27janSlt
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Band and chain Bracelets at Bedel's.
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The New (B)
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Lace Pins at Bedel's.
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Bone Dust, by car load, at d. i. Pickrels.-
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-04-07

IN the bottom Of each q handful Of
bonedust or some other fertilizer. Take
the plants up carefully set them in the holes
prepared for them, and pack the soil closely
around them. Set a. stout stake four or
i've feet long three inches from each plant,
and tie the top of the plant to the stake.
The plants viii not need watering or shaa-
ing, and will scarcely be checked in growth
After the plants have been set out. and
sometimes while in the hotbed, they are at
tackled by small black. flies; these should
30 kept Of by sprinkhng them with plaster
or SCOT. As the plants grow, tie them to
the stakes with strips Of cloth OF bass.
Sometimes more than one stake will be
found necessary; but generally one will be
enough: At first, pinch out the suckers
that start from the axis Of the leaves. A.
ter time: they grow. 30 fast and require so
much att2nIpn that lis better to let them
grow. After the tomnices' have begun to
color, CIT Of: IL neW blossoms that appear:
cut on: some Of TIE leaves where. the fruit
is TOO much shaded, and let the fruit hang
on the vines until ripe: The tomato season
is so short that It. is desirable to have as
many as eau be used from the: very first.
In order to have plenty from tho time they
begin TO rlpen, g. great many plants must be
set OH, -1C0 are none to many for an or
7,nary family. Perhaps with 50 many
plants. At the :ios: OF tn> season some to-
zoatoes may. not on tbs vines. hit usually
even these uuaF be saved by giving them to
tho neighools.-- John n. Bell Saratoga
co., =. I. E...t.a
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-04-07
HOUSE AND FARM,
A Few Useful Recipes.

EGGDUMPLNGs.--A BE- tier Of pint
Of milk, two we'll beaten eggs, teaspoon
full Of salt. ana four enough to make 4 bat
ter as thick as for pound cake. HaYe =
clean saucepan Of boiling Tater,le the water
boil fast, drop i'll the batter by tho table
spoonful -four or FIVE minutes will boil
them,) take them with 2 skinner. On
dish, pu, j bit Of butter and grated nutmeg,
with syrup or sugarso7ec!
ScoRcRED aooDs.--lf white goods are
scorched. rub well with linen rags dipped
ia chlorine water. Colcrea cottons may be
re- dyed, woollans may have fresh surface
raised on: them, for silks there is no
remedy.
SOFT WATER-Hard or Lima water can
he much improved for washing clothes by
adding potash, auliaotia, Or e7en boia1, be-
fors the clothes or soap ere put into it.
Ihere are also several p:eraraa hons ia sale
st most grocery stores FOR improving lima
stone water when used in washing.
AnE .Y.ssELs.-Ne:tAer soap no? any
thing that contains causdc potash or lime
should be .us cd in cleansing tin milk vessels,
The first is nasty, and all corrode the tin.
For securing, uso salt; for i;sinfect;ng, use
Sal soda; for cleansing wash a:st in cold
water, then With warm, And sea!d with boil
ing bot water and Drain without 1instag OF
wiping, Infections from IL wlplny cloth
NAV ondo the e1fsct OF soalding.
GOLD CA5a.-To uss the yolks, mako
gold cake. One cup butter, two cups sugar,
one cup sweet milk, three cups aour. two
teaspooafuls baking powder, aavoc.ng and
yo1ks OF elsTen eggs.
RYE MUFF1Ns.-Ona pint Hour, one pint
rye-meal. two tablespoonful yeast. milk
enough 70 mnka thick batter
INDIAN MUFF1Ns.--Oae quart scalded
milk and poured OH Indian meal, one pint
dour, four eggs, and q little salt.
4 NICE B1scU1r.-Ons pint OF scslded
milk cooled, two quarts Of siftad ttoaS, three
tablespoonfuls Of shortening, one teacupful
Of yeast, and Il little salt.
CHICAGO GRAHAM McrEIss.-One pint
Of Graham +ion-, one-half ,easpoonful of
sugar, two teasp>onfu|s Of b. King powder;
wet with water to mako il SOFT as ginger
bread. az
SPRySoF.EED SODA B1scUlr:-One
Of an egg one teaspoonful soda dissolved
in milk. TWO teaspoonfuls cream taGtsr slit
ed in -four, with salt.
Af1NNrE's White MUFF1Ss.-0re-haIf
cup Of sugar one half cup Of water, one
and one-1alf cups Of flour, the whites of
three eggs, one teaspooDfal Of butter, one
and one-half teaspconfuis Of baking pow
der; bake in muffin pans.
BAKED PICKEEEL.-~Clean and wipe
Largo pickerel and putin a baking pan with
7sry little water, in which = .scant table,
.spoo1.iul Of butter has been placed. Bake
TIE Ash slowly. Busting from time to time
With the water in the pan. Make in q
double kettle, over the fire, sauce Of cup
ufrich milk thickened with scant table
spoonful Of aour. Ada to it 3 little finely
chopped parsley, piece Of fresh butter siza
OF wslnus, eRd: the gravy from the baking
pan. Let it come to boil, and whez, the
fish is placed unbroken on hot-plattsr,
.3ouc the sauce around it.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-04-07
the Ponitry Business.

Under his head, the Gern,aqtown Tele~
graph, Of last week, says: Sowing to the
high price Of eggs during the last three OF
four months. it Will doubtless induce many
persons 70 60 into the poulary. business who
have paid little attention to it heretofore.
And if such shall be-. the fact. it will be
something to commend. By this we do not
mean to say tn.t a4y. considerable invest
ment should De made in it, bu: only to
such al extent that, while tho outlay will
scarcely be felt, the income will be far
more :han PROFESSIONALLY realized Just so
much ticae should be given to this pleasant
minoS branch Of the business Of the farm
rs will merely all up the leisure time Of the
family in, the way. Of enjoyment; for We do
not consider The care Of poultry as labor.
On the contrary it is u beautiful pastine;
and il tho fowls are Of solid breads of es-
tsblished value and prodtableness, SO much
greatec the pleasure and the income" Such
is the testimony Of Al agricultural editor Of
fifty lone yaa1s' experimentation last week 8
telegraph xwas~ the first number Of its SD
volum q; andas this is the Season when
poultry breeders afford amateurs an op-
portuni ty TO restock their. yards, we deem
the rem azks pertinent to the occasion.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-04-07

make him care for skeeters and snakes and
heas and CATERS is morn we know Eff We
Mad de countin OBJ dam we'd count en- out,
but 1t is his notion and we caa't interfar.
But dis yere good God that counts all de
hairs OBJ de he'd when he gets on de oder
track is Jess as strong ag;n yer as be was
for yer afo-e, and he punish jess as ight7
as ne love. Mebbe some Oh yer ink yer
nab been punished in dis yer world, and
yer look back and dnk how yer mulde1
usetsr draw yer up obe- her knee and take
pine slat and keep connn' wild it till it saam-
ed as tho She wouldn't never stop and as Ct
yer was all afre at de pint whar she was
workln, but dat wnsnt muffin bat :tcorber-
RES and cream ter &c ire and de
aeas and so pain Dat 90 great
Nassa will give 1ar d. cE-cpeu:auti
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-04-07
pWIzE SPYING PDEM.

VIII you cozue, love, 70 ths gahden
and ;hsah :he wopbs;ns w2bbi.s:
How they:cock their Little ta:ls np
; At the elia!ng o. the spving! :
And thet1 dwight eyes, how they apahk:e
As their little heads they tnhn wound,
And thay wobsls il the gaaslan
With y melody awning.
Wound your waist 80 1.-The ana :p2!s
I will wind my ahna, my 6aLiin5.
And I'll wap your shaHi zsotna yoS,
Fob tha ain is wataaw w.w;
And. ah-bv:ng your galts=, d>..- WEEK.
The ahtic ones, you ::u1w, love
Coming high upon Tie 4.ais,
OF l!o foot do a:.aw;
-: = Socis:y BARD.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-04-07
4 Mile in Fifty.Eight Seconds.
rom tbs Harrisburg penny TeleKraph.


The newzfsst locomotive, No. 10, Just
turned out at the shops at Altoona, was yes
terday given q trhal and did wonders. She
was taken to Huntingdon aud then started
for home. The distance of 81 miles was
made in. ~ minutes, but there was some
time lost by q ~green block. One mile was
run in S. seconds and another in
50 seconds, and throughout the trip the en-
CINE behaved very we'll. 1t is a tremendous
piece Of mechanism, and, although finished
very plainly. is well propor6oned and pretty
as picture. There are many changes from
the usual engine in this one. The endeavor
has been to put all weight as low down as
possible. The whistle ia on top Of the cab,
the engines reverse lever is worked by
steam, and the sand box, instead Of being
near the dome, is in the sheathing covering
the driving wheel. A modoo looks like q
pigmy alongside Of this monster. It will
be kept at Altoona for few days and run
on regular trains until its capacity is tested.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-04-07

The confidential adviser Of the new car
is q. Pobedoaostzcf, \Phoebus! what 3,
nnna; formerly his tutor, without whose
advice no step. political or private, will be
taken. lt17as long ago decided that in the
eTez,t Of Any sudden emergency such as
that which has 1ow happend, II, pobedon~
ton o. ;stEE.irs.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-04-07

The allentown Pa Peg:s:e reports
that G:,n. Grant has lately bought farm Of
lei acc&<, i, kt:dnor township, Delava q
county, in that State.
, 1881-01-11
castlu wcro nctivu and n4bioo'hlghcr, with sales

castlu wcro nct!vo and b4bioo' higher, With sales
nj e2.,,;Gh5.65.
Tho t,ry-gootis n,nrkot presented no now fcnt-
trrcs. Thcrp WIS 1t light movement on city unt1
u,,,tntry 0ccnunt nj nhout s,cat1y prices. Gro.
carirs met with hotter demand tlnn In Hsal At
this actHon, n,ri tho market presented n firm
n,,d healthy TONG. Co(fcca werr rertrted rns1er.
tltBtls Scrn strong. III tho tlr!cd- trlit market
iicrp Is continued tlmi1ncta, atit1 the general
tenor of prices romhina cnsy. Most lines have
declined eouIcyshnt slicc tho tirtt ut tho innnth
The tistl ttItlo rns Inactive. 1i,Ittnr md cheese
wtra quoted m hefnrc. There was only lIRht
demand for lasElng, leather. a,,i tbncco. Coa
nt,.l ptx"lron wrro In good request nt sustained
prices.
Tho price Of Insrctt oil hna bcci, advanced &c,
n majority Of hulcrs n,w refusing 10 gcli Nntlcr
:le, fur raw and iTo ior boiled, Thcsn prices,
thnaRh tN4o nlnvo tho Invest 'riOtnt!uns for
ncun,nLrr Inst. nrc TAO t,cr gullun below tho
prtct's eirrcllt one yenr nK1, tito market then
stnnhing ut ~. fnr raw md E3n for boiled. Tbe
1851 cttI, ot tlaxacol WIS exceptionally large,
hcIuE cattt,utetl Mt from a,EO0 GU Ia UAN,G0 iu.
Thc receipts Mt Chteako during tue fNr months
nnlug with uccciubrr were OIL, nj bu. as,,lnst
t.pss Tor tho corresponding pcrul ia is7v. and
l.lEIG4i bu for snnlu pcrtnl III tESB.
There wns II nntHl 'UcAl and country trnte In
hin.l,cr, with II slight nuynncc III Jtnch stun
md timber. The grcen.tr trltt trnao IL sluggish,
scarcely b,,slncss cnnuxh belnH ho,le 10 detcr-
inEnU vnlsies. Egrs remain auf1t uul rln, with
limited RtUck Ut fresh on tho market. 1fhles
were quiet and nnohnnHcd Thcrc are no
changes to nose IN poultry md Hnme. Tho
stock Of polt1try OIL fnud Is fair, though there
nro few late arrivals. Tho hny market Ia wenk.
though no nct!ve chnl,xc has yet beet tuatlp In
quotations. Hcc,ls were itrn,, excepting lax
sccd. which wcnkcnc1 undtr latyct receipts.
Poultry WIS In moderate request.
ltAilrona frcIHhts were moderately nctlvo at
, 1881-01-11

cA1"rLE.- -llocclvcl duElup Hunday and MondaT,
JC}, snsnu to Inst wGpk. 5ttH tulal last week. "
EA, sllpped inst wcek. ll!ti With butter supply Vt
cars at lIxht supply Df cste tho narket
WIS stronger, Thp 1anand nut particularly aet-
iyG but tllern not tuuGls stock to tnt!Ny IT, nrd
tho cttro receipts werG cfcAntd ont rnr!Y In the daf
ut IN hYAcH IN tho Hr1l.ira Altve common VI 61ts
Th0ro woru several branches Ut primo catale fot
which ttaattsii nbtHlnc, but nu ektrn wtro uE.
tcred The outside price, thN, ubtalned by Mat'
tin l,ros, Tor tnr-s.ltl averaging l'll ibs Tlles
wcro nfsu few vNry p1nr !ols. md comparatively lite
trading wss Annn at lIriccs bu!nw FLU. 4ho bulkM
the supply cFsspst t'e scntcs 1T t1II i5 or nj ALt
31 for 1utGl.ers Htu ind ut for fair u E0ol
fat shipping ksepr.. Stlcs NJ inferior u very cum.
nNn urhi.ek wGr3 NJ s:.F3I7h strGgtn WcED III soma
dHnn1.u md rt!!ll nt htrDEc rHtes Yeats TGIu y
tutu tr nj ELelt5ti GiucD tt,lh1ltlDx fGaQllf com
iIundln1 $1,LtsL75 Il1e Eenrtul nnlrIot ftnlslx:l
Urn, ...-
i, QUOTATIONS.
Extrn Hcarcs-t;rntlun steerp. weighing 800
IN md MtwArtsH. :t5aaGa
Cli3!E1 l.lGyHs'-ftnp. fHt, Md nol1-furnea ,.
sIpeFs. wuiKInE lts' IN l.Au r,*.........- aSa31n
Ennd t1eoset-tf Hit-f,tstunrd steefn, wetSh'' M.
HE l-l to 10 a-hsf'
liz f5' so isj 49,. a7ala
untctlers ntIuk-punr tut4llnult,n RtGtEt und
wnis.isa iii 10 Till ~. 49,. 7aOs1n
StnEk G4tt!0-tnMhlui chttles wulHhttlx 1u ,,.t
lnsorlur-fiailt iii, iiiiii caw:, vlivts, staas.
bulls, as1 sCatlnWltY LIa Q7-S
, 1881-01-11

ccipts nj currency frt'in the cnl,ntry wcFn
very heavy. hut mn shipments wcrr rcpnrtca
tna,ln IN Hcw York. Ncw Yutk cxt'i1noHn sold
between bnnks Mt 1G t,er cI.SM premium. 1l1s-
cllnts were, III fNir reslt,rst ut tGt7 per cont.
t.~ni RaIcs Hf acs.ltrl.i.'s wcro hlrpc. Chcaro
Ms soth ut iG1stt6 t,mk thntty 4!:s at nj,
Ctcnp,, 1suf is5l3 ut TIA, n,nl Wnbast Ea n. %'i.
tst The EhItago stuck ilanlsl !hcrc wcro snes uf
slHh1 t,,ieuEn t.lty ;s ,tuc lsl:. Ut 1aNi: sl.MN
cnok County i, .l,lc tt,.. NJ 13o..; s:SN to,,ih
Park - NJ iiUss; *jiAM Eh,caro. Milwaukee 4
~. 1'n'l! hs rhiensn& L i:'t'tic, ut i!0f; a4j!M
Chlc,y,,, Milwaukee, II VI. IAut u tl,nhI n'lc NJ
ysinnp at tta3f: <::stAs, Ghcngu. burlington &
t,,lncy lsulttnd ~ 1T ni'AN#,l; S',lSU t'hs"ags.
Burlington 4 t>ulrry hs III tiA: s1nMD thltnau.
llurtlnrtun & Quincy Ilnslrunl Is sl.nlsI,nurr 4
OHIO, In Nul,l1iSku,b ut N; E:AtN0 Wabash. ".
lalilt ( t'acItlc H ut b5ti. Tile following quota.
jIt,t,a
, 1881-01-11

lncnl, Sn0a worG reported at m bria wtnters fO brh
rpsingA md u hrl. b.ckwhca nll mn prvntv snrn,e
Total, li7S'tls. Exp,rt nHrs werS quotDd Al fkik1
tt0 fnr Ruul 10 ot1ucs. and rys t0 Ut siG9yffat1s
UrNEn MtLlArurrs-Wsro In fntt dunlnnd. md
tIrmcr. saua wcra II ears tran nt tio.s1A1tM MID.
tilsneH AeAfrn. Coarto h,cal was nnnhaI u
elG.hNsIM75 t,or tdn frbn NJ hoMrs cnrs.
NiNISu WitEAT-Wnt more nctlYe thhn the
nv0rnac 0f inst week. and snd higher. TIM market
n!yn"cc' tasti,tc. and foil bhcx ~ c'nstnE ss1eto
nhovc tho tatrat hrices nf Saturday. Thu british
markets weru qMHled stronger. with prlvhtu nhvccs
tat rcd winter fur prompt shlrlnunt Ind sold nt %aa
III pcr quarter FROM irst haa. l'carnl,m aIsn nntHd
sMLssy.nly rsln.r.s,i T.. oas fas nus ssnt Hrs9,s
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s s HI 'S %'f s s"ss IT,
sa ~ ~ "' S''':'S Gs ' q
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S' W T.: ssst P''ss s $S
H. H., M @ ns; & ri S;S
w'ii !na!s!aiL; 5esss tGs ;h!r!!n3 sarpi!s. Ehs ~
@ WI ras! IL Nv i fs: ns
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