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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-04-08

press apprehension Of injurious effect
upon American commerce with Chinese
legislation of a character Of that propos
ed, unless carefully guarded, and with
out naming any specific period of sus-
pension suggests that the length Of term
should be experimental.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-04-08

Bill Of j. I. Code, sheriff, cash paid
Walker for board of Terwilliger ct. al,
and transportation, allowed $1,000.
Bill of Frank Peters, balance due on
trip to Deadwood, case of Graham, order
of governor, allowed 5000.
Bill of F.. III. Flynn, county clerk for
the month of March, 1882, allowed in
warrant 5000.
Bill of DR.. &. w. Grant, amputat-
ing two arms for John Leary...$ 80 90
Amputating one arm for }. Scott rs %
Ter days care of patients and
transportation ......"............... $50 90
Medicine furnished and nine
days attendance on prisoner
Graham .............. ..............- 45 90
Total................... -...........$ 42O 90
Reduced to and allowed. so
Meeting adjourned until a. IN. April
4, 1882.
q. {. BoLAED, Chairman pro tenn.
Attest: +. II. FLYNN, County Clerk.
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Mlas Lizzie Mnrcelns. chIef eanestrienne Of
ALEXANDRIA AEFAIRs.


The ferry steamer city OF Washington, just re-
poired at The ship yard, was launched yesterday.
The clerk of The schuotb0ard yesterday morn
ing refused to grant permits TO number Of chill
dfen who had not been vacpinated
leo piospeetors here report one-inch ice only.
There Is considerable ice on the river channel
viii CHI hns ionted off from the fats.
The case of Edmund Burke, charged with
shooting with intent to kill L. Payne, occupied
the attention OF the Corporation Court yesterday.
A regular monthly meeting of the Columbia
Steam Fire Engine Company VIII be held this
evening ut 1880 o'clock at which the annual cleo
ton of officers will take place.
Mt. VIII Adam, formerly of this city, but now OF
Gordonsville, has presented the Smithsonian In
sttute IN Washington, with three-legBcd rooster.
The chicken Is "A great curiosity
The lady friends of the Alexandria Reform
Club propose holding II fair for the benefit of that
institution, commencing Monday, january 16,
1852, and continuing during the entire week.
The January terms of the United States Circuit
and District Courts, Judge R.W, Hughes presiding
commenced in this city yesterday. Circuit Court
Alexander Hay vs. the Alexandria aud washing
ton Railroad Company ct al; order for hear
ing a motion for the appointment of a re-
ceiver on Saturday. the 1tlI, at ten o'clock
District Court-1n the matter OF t. J.. Humphrey
bankrupt; order confirming assgnee's report and
ordering sale of real estate Both courts adjourned
till this morning at ten o'clock. The hearing Of
the preliminary motion for injunction in the cases
Of the United States VS.. The CITY of Alexandria
relative TO the canal stock, has been fixed for to-
day. .t t1t ,-'HNt TT ~ -t N
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-04

BAITIMoRE. jan al Flour quiet with more inquiry;
Howard street aud Western superine, - TtG5 10; do
extra Is 20aJ5 do family 50 50GpI 25 Cty Mills super
line, y 5Q5 ~ do extra, s. 50Gs82i do family u 500
116 do BIO brands ~ 2iGlT 81 Paiapsco family & -.
'CornSoutllern higher; Western easier and furry
i've southern white. &c; do yellow, GI4 csc; West
ruary. GoA ROC; March. Il'tcgirsc April i5A@15sC.
oats quiet and firm; southern, ftL5Oc; Western white
Nn5lc do mixed. iGtD4Tc. Pennsylvania. nc .Dc Hay
dull prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland
flG0Om23o 90 Provisions quiet; mcss pork 81 I5 bulk
gsc; shoulders. Sac clear rib sides, l0c; hams
l2is Gl3c; lard, refined i2c Butter firm: Western
packed ls01 O; roll .s3o:Oc. Eggs dull at 25c; timed
20 &c Coffee lrni; liu cargVes, ordinary 10 fair De'
l0'ac. Sugar guei. A SOFT, eiar. Whisky quct at
81 III. KeceipiS-Flour, 5ilO barrels corn, g2sl
bushels; onts so bushels. Shipments-Nonc. Sales
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-04

has been fraught with greater blessings than that
which has accrued To tho inhabitants Of malaria
ridden portions of the United States and the
Tropics from the use of HosictteFs Stomach Bit
tiers. The experience Of many years has but too
clearly demonstrated the ineficiency of Quinne
and other drugs TO eiiecually combat the progress
of Intermittent cougestivc aud bilious remittent
fevers, while on the other hand 1t has been less
clearly shown that the use Of the BIters, medi-
cine congenlal to the faicst constitutions and de-
rived from purely botanic sources, affords n relia-
bic safeguard against nialarial diseases and ar
stomach liverUnd bowels, for general debility and
renal inactivity. II Is also most efficient remedy
Appetite and sleep uro improved by Ii, II eXpels
rheumatic humors from the blood and enriehcs q
circulation impoverished by mad assimilation.
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wArcHNs AND JEwEnRY.

VISITORS, independently of
any intention to purchase, arc In
vited TO tho establishment of
DIR. THEODORE ID. STARR,
No. COG Fifth avenue, Madison
Square, between Goth and goth
streets, New York. The sales
rooms occupy three floors. The
first exhibits every variety of
Straightforward Ofunique designs,
reign and American Watches,
&c. The second comprises one of
the most extensive and complete
stocks in this country of Diamond
Jewelry, of original designs, finest
Solitaire, and critically matched
Diamonds, rare Pearls, Isubies,
Emeralds, Sapphires, Catseyes,
and other precious stones, Gold
Jewelry, in novel designs, at close
prices. In the third is displayed %
choice collection of Patent Key
ss-Winding French Clocks (cOn-
trOllcd by this house,, artistic
BrOnzes, ManteI Sets, Candel-
abras, &C., and decorative Por-
celaine of the Royal Worcester,
Minton, and other favorite wares,
in Vases, Plaques, Jardinieres,
&c. noS3m
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TO q;.saTRE-ooERs.

The BOSTON Star IA responsible for the loilowiue
poetic cfGSon on q topic Interesting TO all The
Rtre -gccls:
fsnt behind her at the play
(fhey said IL was Oti clio y
But who appeared, o. how Twas uone-
Well aak some other irilpW
] know an overture was PLAYED
che same they played my 3easoanH
Ard, later people cried - EncoreF
(I do MOI know Che reasonl'
heard n sweet, ntrcating voice,
a stiiied shripC, u gruau-n
Short eilence that, take ~
Marked the death OF Desdemona
But this was all; simply writo
These line asa reminder
10 some one that lost the play
1lncnuse / sat behind her. -,
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REAL ESTATE.
The OGici"l Transfers M Recorded Yestcr

Mr. ]. +. 0lmstead presents the following transac-
lions IN real estate In the District yesterday re.
ported TO him by the Recorder OF Deeds: = IT =
CITY PROPERTY.
On Eighteenth street west, between II and streets
north, sublot GO feet by 42 feet inch) square 49,
William u. Webb to John w. Kennedy and Reuben
H. Baker, <di0.9A .'r.tl
on y street north, between Twentieth and Twenty
first streets west sublot 10 (27 feet inches by l66 feet
6inchesl square 1884, John W. Starr to Pat j. Dona-
hue, $3.50. %. a.
on New Hampshire avenue between II and U
streets NORTH part of sublotS 70 nndI3a nc feet by
depth, square 76, John w. Starr trustee, 10 Samuel
NJ Bryant, si,6j0.
ON Z street north, between Four-and-n-half and
sixth streets west sublot and part of lot Is 22 feet
Inches by 100 feet inches) square fgO Lewis Porter to
Anoinotte G. De Silver, 81 i56.
On East Capitol street. between fifteenth and Six
teenth streets east, lots aud (l0l feet by depth)
square 1000, Ed. Clark to Richard Rothwel S80DS0 7"
COUNTY.
Abram p Pardon to District of Columbia part OF
lot 8, block IL OF Meridian Hill, Sll0f0. n ~
Philo b. Wright to Michael Lston, lot 20, block 10
of Todd aud Browns subdivision of Mount Pleas
ant 500.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-04

Can be had by every lady who will use Parkers
Ginger Tonic. Regulatingthein internal organs and
purifying the blood, 1t quickly removes pimples
and gives healthy bloom TO the cheek. Read
about 10 in other column
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-04

Gray hairs are honorable, but their premature
appearance is annoying. Parkers Hair Balsam
prevents the annoyance by promptly restoring the
youthful color. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-04

LoNDuN ian. a. Bhr SILVER, 81 tl-tG United Stntes
bonds g., IN Aiiantlc pnd Great Western hrsis nl4
20 seconds, Ia Erie, ~ Ontario and Western, &I3s;
Now YORK Central, l3t Illinois Central, 1915; Penn
Nlvania, G3s Heading. @f. Tho amount OF bullion
dny " t2ifc0 Decrease Of specie Ia the Imperial
BANK OF Germnny Tor the week IS i62l0000 marks.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-04

ALEXANDRIA, JAR. a.-'The market continues quiet
on account OF the light receipts Of grain. Prices
rn ut last quotations. and the only sales reported to
day were levy lots OF Fulla wheat at 81 10 and one o
OF bats at sic. a...
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-04

When lecturer has worked the ladies' of his
audience so near to the weeping point that they
have gotten out their handkerchefs, and then sud-
denly changes his tone and speaks of the merits
Of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup he is bound to rouse a
feeling OF indianaLiOn. ---.- -
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NAV foRK, Jan a--Money loaned up nom per
cent per annnm TO Aper diem IN addition TO legal In
leiesl ana closed sharp at 4 bid EAchangn was
hteitdy " tah4toAlfor long aud iSl6l8k for short
ssb'' 1oyerninenis were rater weak and 1873 per
cent lower btAto bonds were in light demand Rail-
yoad bonda active but lower The Snare slee.
llaiion opened weak and h@iS per cent lower than
ShlutdAys c1naanE Prices. The tranaactons aal,re-
gaed tio,o ahAroS Including Central Paeihc 36l0e
Delaware IackAeNnna and Western, rs IDg Della,
zoo lite, 300 hannibal Aod H. To- 500 Kansas and
fNrpsa hh9 lAls dbOFe, SheQfi Louisville and Nash.
Charleston, LOO Missouri Padne 10, 40 Nov jersey
OsasgI, H,tdf New York Central, ~ 800 Northern
cnulr and Evansville, b,olR Reading. 1850 81 Paul
JAIL; IL PHul and Omaha. p 90; Texas Pacific ~.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

/, l.... ~, -. l--,,1 - Tn,,oo rrurnor of
a patent mas been ISSUED 10 Juines i"'"e'' VI
Cu,pvPcI, iOr corr plhHIcr. A.. -, ..., .,,ot,o
ieleryuIS pays tweiy -itve cvnus M , s.n' '"No
OF hot teke, 70 heI slN puOhv " it,s. haze
INC m9ultalns nortnWest % hgmo ~ sr r'1oe
last .,,... -. .. ,,,ti nc,or. ara
.ay WS W a, Flvs $780, hli , 70 tta
S M Vi NUS III hou's" Voui'' W '"0
pn, tto,r, AtnoroId N N tho noe,or Of tno
Second Han;,si CbupSh Richmond ms resigned
W r, y caii 20 y cnuIeI ~ Aue"i ou, 100000,
lnV Dap.ist Inis.els oi W. ~, INV p, 1851
lesoluu,nn pro,esllns nsst Wy IVY low pyioro
,nS LegslatuIe 10 reinoSe the uisapg VI 'noso
Az w. ~ ,i y te iaW te,is u" ~ ~ 49,
H uheiV 9iu' a. gisuntv 'esIY 81, wy
man fnnilN, lehf Euft DcflnfCe,
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stHTnEAsURV nALASCEs.
Coin-"..... SGi0GG9 30 Currency ~..... s40i5G7 6S
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PRopuCE MARKETs,


BALTIMORE, Jan. 3.-Nmgna Gs. consolidated, CO.
90 second series, BIS new I04os, 81 bid to-day.
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u w IflN lFFFI HONne'-CIt'lN0 QUOrATIONA
N nel stalts per cent exiended..~.,,..p ol QglOlk
United states Der cent, exieniod.a.-..- l0e 6llO2N
.ne9 STATES W per cent registered... ll4S6DlliR
nnel States ~ per cent. coupon. 1liS@1l4k
nlcd states per cent regstered-...... llT16nil7X
United states per cent. lTal1l74s
Tied states per cent @ L......e...... l1t69II7N
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BANAIERs' EXcnAN0E y
ihreeday bllls.,.....- iS5 sixty-day bills--.....
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- 80 RkBKEDsQUEsTIeN:aSs s
~6bsri;eE can YOU aiyes ms sbin

money this morning Mays shoes are
Nd ont, and. She needs new slate ;
and Bridget,s wages were due last week
--.besides, there IS scarcely anything in
the house forsdinner. "ssssSe sssssa -
There was . faint smile on Mrs. Barn
ards lips, but her eyes looked anxious.
~sssOik zBotherl Minnie.l How long is
It since I gave you ten donarse Is that
used.up alfeady 2 Seems to me women
Spend q lot Of money e asss s.ss "a szsts,g
sslYhea quick tears sprang stos Minnieas
eyes, but She did not allow them to fall
as she said:ifeas Sis = ssrrlal izssisi ss,s,5
s.s.Yoi know, Charlie, that expenses
must 90 on, If we keep house .atsall;
and if you could bring yourself to give
me .. regular, allowance for Them l
should noe haze o. 9other you sooften. -
AWel1, that's, an old story Here's
Tan dollars more,s and Z wish you to be
careful how. you spend II. w. And MI.
Barnard took. his hat, and yes-actu-
aIly kissed his wife, after such AN exhi-
billion. Of Sudeness as. he would have
been ashamed to show to the meanest
actiuaintance. Then he went to his
office feeling very generous and very
virtDous.
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out rich reward in her own intellectua.

out rich reward in her own intellectual
growth, if nothing more.
| One morning she found with a little
Jewel box on her dressing table tiny
note in which was "a folded BILL Sht
had almost forgotten it was her birth
day. ST am afraid I have been very
careless, darling, - the note RAM. SCI
have trusted too much to your taking
care of yourself. Henceforth you are
to have q personal allowance, and
wish could afford to make it one hun
dred dollars q month. H. Here she
turned to find herself in her husband s
arms. - as'f.'t S-'ss a.
"It's too late, - she said, laughingly,
through her tears, and she gave him her
"Why, Minnie, when did you dc
thisp'' -'''a '''s - 'sAA = :
"Oh, at odd moments. i've co,nclud.
ed I'd rather write than darn. stock.
ings" .aibse3
Then followed a. long loving talk, moi
unlike the early days of loves glad
springtime. 90
Everybody remarked after that how
much younger and prettier and brighter
Mrs. Barnard looked, and wondered
how she always had such pretty things
and yet was always giving away SC
much; and Minnie heard the echoes OF
the whispers and smiled, but held her
peace. She found, indeed, the road to
literature stormy and thorny, and Otter
weary even unto despair. But the
double motive of need for expression
and the desire 70, be q little, even very
little, independent, We're sufficient spur
to her ambition.v She found that she
need not to be shut out from home
shelter in order to enter upon a career
of intellectual Developments; that, in.
deed, the two are SO interviewer that
each contributes to the real enjoyment
and appreciation of the other; that SOU
tricable. Christian Union. ea,g.1s
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7aHhful1y ND weu.-CHEz4eSE4n AeaCt
f." GO :, HI
rhe Duty Of Demod hts. III
Wheh a newsect or party arises il il


of e s,s ebl(f give reapns Rr lis
bifth and existence satisfactory to those
. WHO join its organization. If it failed
in fAis LIQUID have no membership
anfolg Intelligent and conscientious
people. It follows, therefore, that the
Independent Republican party which
has sprung up in this State within the
last year must have some reasonable ex-
else for existing or it couldnN muster
ne PUN 1 5ess that have Aochd to its
the new organization, as announced by
apuii1lestiJn q The kspubiiean pIrty!
This pbjeck-can be effected only bYxRe-
Pqhscans eveEing their 'pTnoee q y
hainsR republicans and claiming III tact
to be better Republicans than those. who
control the cid and corrnpt ORGANIC tien
of the pa1fya The inverftors and&pn
motors of the Independent Republican
movement were wise enough to perdei1e
and 3mprehend this fact and Faob
Nominated a ticket Tor State officers
composed of the most ardent, uneom-
prpmifng and AggressiFes Rephb Leans
inthe State. The political character
of that ticket is notice TO all partiesthat
sfhe4 rev movement slQoksafora np assia
sant6 from the Democrats, but On tie
contrary declines and repels it. It is
also decfaratiFe of . policy which Is in
stended Sltimatslv I'd defeatlthe DsneG
racy after Thea Republican party shall
have been relieved of the Incubus of
ssbcsBm.ss Repubkeans Independent
ism means That the barnacies are to be
scraped off the Republican ship spsthat
in 1884 the eifis hnlkEny bF the NOR
seaworthys Of course Tie present StM-
wart crew dislike the .processrand the
pfrAtieal bosses oppose itfuridlsly, but
81 il narertheless i plan toS enable all
on board to make successful voyage
two years hence. Hence it is .apparent
tnpughsthat the true pdicy q Hesnp-
Gratis is not to NEEDLE in any way, least
of allsby their votes, jns the struggle
slnt ii nog going on batveeh It eInde-
pendent Republicans and the Adherents
of Cameron for future mastery in .tbe
3 pPlicappartysg Rsmpssaty-have DO
fhath viii serve s0piaee lasir okh par
ty in power. PA Patriot.
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hausted by this ,YIQlent. exercise. she,
ssnof sstSf led viii nlarely res ngson
tie gTouna, bussought The sba@ cst
shrub, whieh @afforded q ooles effs late to
Der slender b6dy. s - D
q The hole was soon. bor@I otf md
sr5oothed to exactly the ff6ht Wiidtf,s

| and depth to receive the seemingly dead
| insect, although no measurefnents had
been made by this Liliputian engineer,
/ who had worked with unerring skill,
unheeding the giants watching her.
Having completed her task, she took q
good rest within the shadow of her ia
vorite leaf, and .then sought her, burden.
But, again, twas gone! S~ssIII
A this she acted seas precisely IS if sh9ss
etasgt6esef dS sI,E 4ssgrases p
taken; for had parslyed it with my
Gs'ee 50 sa sf ss59e f sslil sh sn., slsha
ing around here would NOT be SO mean
al 70 stealFit from me- p, ffe there Il
u.s. fear my brains arein aNhfrl from
overwork in this hot sun. I could have
swsEnsI 4. laidit On tbs sides instead OF
AGs' (0neM us h4d lnsyeds the IL.
sect again. Then she laid egg in
'pa TIE ie's Sus.a ala DOT take her lopss
deity she patted down the dust, and
butted at it, using her small head as a
batsering ram; but before she hsds half
finished she was forced from Sheer
weakness 10 seek again the shady covert
of the leaf.
And during this interval-so eager
were we to observe the little workers
queer ways we took sdgaatagea of her
Absehce to remove the insekt NfEom its
hole and lay it on the ground alongside.
When she returned, she looked at it in
tently for moment, and then patiently
went to work to put it back; and this
was repeated twice, with the same re-
suit. Finally the patient fy, after rest
ing a longer time than usuai,, returded
to give the finishing touches to the
grave, and finding it again despoiled
seemed-to bec6meT terribly sehragod, -
if convinced that the insect was trying
to make fool of her. She fell upon it,
and stung it again and again, and dnA5
ly destroyed it by repeated blows.
At TINS Mnexpected lsnQl&ersenta We
vailed aNhF to our tents, hnhztdT lat
sNsfaaA D had should Seshtdnxszsp6-S
volume of wrath.-St. Nicholas
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A True Story Abeut Queer Fly.

It was on Little Snake River, near the
colorado line, that saw my queer ffys'
one bright, sunny day,in the early sum.
mer, when the vegetation was just
iblossoming in that high latitude all
though much further advanced ia more
favored regions. g: On a well beaten path
in the alkaline soil, which the sun had
warmed and dried, the fly was hurrying
along, dragging, with its slender legs,
another insect, apparently dead, which
seemed q heavy burden,fo its The little
creature would stop every few minutes
to take a breathing-spe and at these
times it would spread its wings upon
the ground and lie perfectly motionless;
then, as If receiving increase Of strength
from contact with the earth, it would
shake itself and return to its wearisome
task. IS We soon discovered that its pur-
pose was to find perfectly dry and
safe spot in which to bury its burden,
until the occupant of the egg that she
was about to lay in it should come to
life, feed on the entombed insect, and at
last rise from its grave, expand its iri-
descent wings, and fly away. fsfafa
There were four of us, officers Of the
army, watching the performance, which
was How 10 tlis anu, as Inc Se4uc1 pfOVeO,
very interesting. After a few moments,
the fly dropped her burden and went off
to select spot suitable for her purpose.
But in a short time, apparently fearing
that her treasure might be disturbed
during her absence, she started to fly
back. While she was gone, however,
one of US moved her prey a short dis
lance away from where it had been left,
and when she returned and did not find
it, she fell into afiutter of excitement.
She flew swiftly about, in circles, widen
ing at every round, until she became
wearied, when she spread herself prone
on the ground until rested, and then re.
traced her path, 1essening the circles
and never becoming confused. Soon the
insect was placed where she could find
it, when she seized 1t with unmistakable
pleasure and boreiit away to the site of
the grave, and, after resting a second or
two, began to dig with might and main.
Her manner of excavating was peculiar;
she stood on her head and, spinning
swiftly around like top,abored into this
ground Ike an auger, amakingfa hum
h L
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nj A Ciieap PoItiSai ffTteussgisiG

/ 1S that of the SO-caIlQd Indnnpndpnt RI.
Innhlicans "A Panhsvy i VII fhat fy5xsrs
movement ID IN ma ;,1tarawt-rf~ ranu;no
Civil service Tefo,g ors eesenaia, fafrro
within the nartv, I'm are, ira rna.u who =,
fact;on wbo honnst1vs bs si Il ~ ~
70 nresants OK afit nrhfes q q
MT aydAsatoi ~ a. n ~.
its ls,,rnosas 10 l,as sba1s, steg 1919 la,vsr
tram 4ts t.ra,rs, 81 Gs.,s-on;.n Eot.''a
ton: and af f The woke has raIied one I
spnt ~ 1o II ma 4 ms
~ 10 Il MA y s5SthatW hsI,sSsS}l,
IN, Ma chs1lsrsoh Els Issss ~ a..
lc,,liar 1talents lar ,,naa,s.an,r.
that has disainunished tie -Gamerons- J.
tha, ,,,d -, 70 ~
,,,;,I u ha .s III a, w. ~ tsSs
~ ~ Il e Ii Nj
e. ~. ~ = -
wi WI a.. ~ ~ - .
tbnt ne can h;nh .sle,s sess k e
10y seug p mt1isn -
-, - ~ NJ 1T g. III NH
IA 49, - ,sfE H. ,sss.ss sSaIssa s.tas
~ 'ssstt Az ~ ~, "a, 1s A..
,,an ssd ths fae a.s = Stat in ~ .n.
i.esas aad ~ 49,, LII. T.. = 49,.
ppsss an ail1lloh 4s ~ :st5s4
~ ~ 81 81, q VI e1Asshf a
sS y "a .as =
49,. IN cd .l,aa T.
hrin1. into the field. When we sea the. RAJ
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-07-06

Tho present Chief Justice Of Ala
bama used to stick type on "a weekly
paper for $5 per week.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-07-06
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ISOLDE so 6 - 8 e. 9 s. !.
Dreams come true and everything So
Is fresfsand lusty in the spring.
In groves, that smell like ambergris,
Wind songs, Bird songs never cease.
Go With me down BIZ the, stream,
Haunt Of bass and purple Dream;
Feel the pleasure, keen and sweet.
When the cool waves lap your feet;
Catch the breath of moth and mold,
Hear the gresbeak's whistle boid;l = ~
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Mld-stream ON aslippery stone,s ase s-sz
Or, on some decaYing log,
appearing slaH or water frogss az Ia