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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-07-27
Closing of Mails.

Regular Maii-.iorth, daily .. SA. ".
Express Mail, north,-daily, except
sunday: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ZAP 81.
Regular AaI-South, daily ..... I2S Pm.
ionton to Goodwater. via. Sand Bluff,
McNsii, Edge Hill and Edithburg-
Monday A M
lronton tn Einstein Silver Mines-Tues-
day, Thursday and Saturday,. 31P NJ.
G.. r PECK. P NJ.
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A Vexed Clergyman.

Even the patience OF Job would become ex-
hausted were he a preacher and endeayoring
to interest his audience while they were
keeping up an incessant coughing, making it
impossible for him to be heard. Yet how
very easy can all this be avoided bv simply
using DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds. Trial Bottles
given away at the Pilot Knob Drug Store. 9
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-07-27

DIED-At the residence of Henry Rapp, in
Ironton, on Monday, July oath, 1882, AR
THUR, infant son of Henry and Matilda Rapp,
aged just one year.
The anniversary of the child's entrance in
to this world witnesses the advent of his
pure, sweet spirit into those heavenly realms
where disease and pain are unknown. The
bereaved parents have our heartfelt sympa-
thy for their bereavement.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-07-27

4 colored citizen rendered to the proprie-
tor of the Blue Store last Monday $40 GER
tificate for Missouri Defense Bonds, in pay
ment for some articles purchased. The darby
evidently thought it was good money, and
was considerably taken down when told that
that bill may have answered very well in GER
tain localities twenty years or so ago, but
was N. G. now. The scrip was fairly execu-
ted, and might deceive an ignorant person
unused to handling greenbacks. 1t was
printed by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia S. c.
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T'aylors' Tourists.

The "Taylor Tourists" Mr.. and MIS-. Tay'
Ior and NJ attic, arrived this week ana rave
TIVE very pleasant entertainments At oNeiifs
theatre. They are a. Of old, except tnas
Matte has maiured and reached the ysafs
vheu her talents commend her Tor the stuay
and rendition Of greater charactsrs. M.
and Mrs. Taylor sing and act - well . ever
their duets being especially pleasing. MAJ
liz has become qnite an expert with tne
drum and dances and plays instrumental
music very nicely indeed. They have been
han round the wsrLi and back since they
we're here In 70, and Joe says There -
no other people like the Moufani.ns 80 ~
hope they will have a pleasant aud PROMISES
tour among their old friends.
The Tay lors have gone to Butt, but - sney
vI1I a. h~rs nczf wWtn>sasy ~ rents y
Hel~pa. they s~sllersd ! tsnrn' I.~sfrt.sees
az ~ sitps fsr ~ pal'iie .as'.,l hsrs.y
vhIeh ,'rof Ay<n eceSpss's. - ~ spss
ri n..,s~t ~ilI - ~ ~ r6hsol k,saes 1871
49,. ~ prsrrs.n< v'1l Ipslsn. ~ s1e ~ =
- iee,sccn 49, sls~ hilk. 49, ~ =
- ~ 49, rrs~tsz y ~
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PERSONAL.

Sheriff McMastsr has removed to aud loaass
ted In Deer Lodge.
s.Dewolfe, Esq, Of Butte, was in town
the past week in attendance at court.
Mr.. c. d. Joslyn, Of the Forwarding house,
has gone to Salt Lake to spend the hoidays'
E.E. Farman, Esq, one of the promin snt
attorneys Of Missoula, was in town this
week.
u. s.. Marshal Botkin returned here to at-
tend court and look after Penitentiary af-
fairs and will start for Helena to-day.
Miss Mary .Kohrs, Of Davenport, Iowa,
who has been visiting relatives here 81 nee
August, returned home on Monday last.
Miss May Walton, of Anna. Ills, nsica OF
George w. Irwin. Esq. arrived last Friday
and is the guest of Mrs. George w. Irwin.
Mr.. W ]. Lippincott, stenogrspher for shi'
Judicial District, Is accounted by the Bench
and Bar the NEST expert and reliable short
hand reporter that has ever been in the Ter
ritory.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Tirney, kindly remem'
bered an the genial host and hostess Of Birney'
Station fer two years past, left Oh Tuesday,
Express for Arizona, ria San Francisco
They contemplate locating on the Giia River
q miles from Tucson, but we hope and ex
pect to see them In Montana again within
year.
We acknowledge cards from Mr.. and Mr.
J. A. Harrington, Butte, announcing tn
marriage ut st. Patricks parsonage, Bate
Christmas evening, Of their sister, Mis-
Emma r. Butcher, and Mr.. Joseph Daf'
| Miss Butcher has many friends here, wner
she formerly resided. and Mr.. Dart Is gen
tleman OF excellent character connected Wit
tn. Alice Mining Company.
Mr.. G. Lavinge, Isle Of Wight. who recent
" arrived from Australia ria England, an
his cousin, Mr.. r. C. Higginson, who IA
been In Deer Lodge some months, leave TIL
morning for headquarters of the Northwe'
Cattle Company on Bow River, 20 nile
north Of Fort Benton, where the ComPan
has 500 900 acres Of land leased frsm the Ca
madam Government, and has several thou
sand head Of cattle.
Mr.. Geo. B. smytbe, Deer Lodge Agent
the U g. N. R,y Co, expects to leave mel
week for Ogden. lie left there hastily 70 =
sumo the duties Of his position here and u
other boys say he came away and forgot
hiring himself along-or words to that sfiec
We had thought he was all thar could b q
.,red M an accommodating, efficient, ~
pleasant gentleman, but II he returns iro
Ogden happier and better man the NE
NonrH-WEsT will stop the press, u necess'
~, TO say congratulations and welcome"
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Second judicial District
OF the Territory OF xontsaa In and for the County
Of Deer Lodge.
John Caplice, Charles II. Smith, Jr., Dancan Dang.
wall, and William Dingw.. partners under ne arm
plaintifs. 70. All Min, All Jake. Al Lee, Ans Guey.
All Gun, and All Wye, partners doing business IN
der the nrm name spd style OF cling fe Tong Com
panY, defendants.
The People Of the Territory Of Montana send greet
and All Wye. detendants:
You arr hereby required to appear In an action
brought Rxanst you by he abovr-haIned piantins Ia
the nirtrit Court IT The SECOND Judicial District Of
the Territory Of Montana, In ani for the comfy Of
ker IodAc and to the complaint died thereir
wtair DAYS fexcusiv. 81 the daS VI seyy:,el a.
Ter tue s.rsice OF you OF this summon, served
" b thls county; ~ II sased ou' OF this coEns,
bit 10 this district. within twe' ~ days. otherwise
vi h:r 20 IS days; or Idgfnent hv d~faEh VII B.
tax apH.-t You. sr'u!dips =" thu prayer % -a't
cs,rtI,isim 49,
T;- sal. ~ ton j. hrousLi {, Recover of you ID,
-aa Xix hundred aud -eyentyone aid ninety -hrn
sti,h- ;'iI.rs. with nteresf from ialy 1854 sps
90 e -at alleged 10 he due and owing from you q
plaintiffs reon m Account .tated July J, tsss, 10
rrs wares. ard UNCERTAINTIES cold and Delivered b!
p,sitTits tn yoU b,tween the hrst day vt January
| ISL aSd th. first LAY uf Juis, 'ss2.
AID are h, f-hy notid II hat yUa tai To si,,es
| end smmef said can jlairt I. abov, required, the
| .sid p'sytids viii lake default ard judsn' p
against ,nI for the sum ut lis hundred aat ss'nsy
| ,nr AID ninety -h:udr.d.hs doinrs, with interes
thereon from July 1854. and tor costs cr ssit
t,hep uLder my hand ahd iae soal oi The DishE
| ,-A-i Court oi Tho Second Judicial Dstrct o
| - the County Of p,@r Ltsige. hts III
| day Ut July In III" ar ~ org LORI one ihn1snn
| 40 " Iw,IH II .".t.
| ~ - .t'sN u 'xti'It.
Tuos. L. NArrp... rl.ia.ins' A;us~y.
| tCs5
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FREscHrs RECEIVED.


I'm the following list the Deer Ledge
frslghts, and ID. smaller consignmrnts fer
ether points do act apPsasA
Eddy, Hammond 4 c., MiasouiA--s half
barrels rock and rye, 2 cases gloves add mits,
packages broem., leo tubs 10 cases hustsr, Z
cases cigsrs, Iao nets rics, ~ es~ks dried fruit
100 boxes rsisias, 4 rolls carpet, cases dry
goods, p csss~ berries. - cases eurrants, Z
cases tobacse, } barrels sugsr, 40 bags beans,
| 2 boxes hard ware, ispsckagss misc.l'aneo us:
weight, 34,75s pounds.
Caplice, Smith & Co, Missouls-I% cases
caps and buck goods, . boxes dried grapes,
| II easss bosts and shoes; weight, $50 lbs.
+. Lehman, Helena-s bales raisins, 9 sacks
cherries, IS boxes dried grapes; weight. 1870
pounds.
wordsn & Co., Misseula--l piano, 4bsrrels
butter, / bundle dry goods; weight, 2,lso
| y. Connolly, Philipsburg --:3a sacks Dbl.
salt; weight, 4e,.7e pounds.
J. p. Reinhard, MisssnlA--l salky plsw and
| sssachmspts; weight, $50 pounds.
II. n. Parchsn, Hslena--j barrels glassware,
2 crates lard, bags meat, 2 boxes 8 cases 4
sscks drugs. 8 boxes soap, 3 kegs soda, kegs
white lsaa, 80 cases coal oil, box hardware;
weight, 25,l7o pounds.
Charles Lehman, Helena-2i bundles paper
| 8 dozen broens, 2 sacks dried fruit, ] cssk
prunss, Is chests tea. 10 cases o kegs butter, q
barrels -four; weight, $50 pounds.
Caplics, Smith Il DiRgwsll, New Chicago
~ cases 70 boxes canned goods, 4 bags
i hominy, 5 sacks meal, IL bags salt, is boxes
l II sacks dried fruit, Is bags beans; weight
1850 pounds.
ia. .Feashsrman, New Chicsgo-l box
hardware, boz axes, y kegs nails, boxes
wisdom glass, 8 boxes drugs, 10 cases lard !:
i balss dry goods, q cases canned goods,
cases syrup, 5 bags bsans, 4 bags salt, boxes
fish, Is sacks sugar, Il butts csddiss tobacco
Q boxes crackers, % cases dried grapes, pail
candy. 5 coils rope, ~ packages misceliane
Gus; weight II ,sO pounds.
w. weinstein, PhiIpsburg-4 bbis whisky
VT, 1850 lbs.
II. Rsinig. Heieua-a2 cs canned goods, {
boIe. raisins, bbls butter, Dbl hox nuts,
. steam pumps. 1 box hardware. 10 kgs nails
10 tsks -four; VT, $50 lbs.
NcLans, Missouls-3 SKIS bed springs; VT
$50 lbs.
Ben Pizsr, Phiiipsburg-l @ tobacco; VT
soe lbs
II J.switzer, Hsiens-5s bbls whisky; VT
1919 lbs.
J G. Herman, Helena-i cs furniture, ball
tew, / CO springs; VT, $50 lbs.
Weir b Pope, Helena-4 bbls box glass
ware, boxes lamp ehinusys, s es bottles,
Dbl / box soda, 3 boxes drugs. pkgs miseel
lansous; VT. 10 lbs.
, Raleigh 4 Clarke, Hslena--s ~ shoes; VT
! go lbs.
Dayis & Wallace, Helena box candy, j
: boxes dried grapes; VT, SO lbs.
) Geo. X. Watson, Helena-l9cs honey, 70 G
|. dried fruit, 3 cs lard, 2crstss mince meat; vi
= 3s4e lbs.
; Skater l. Ysrgsr, Helena--5 bdk tin plate
8 bids shee, iron, Il cook stoves; VT, $50 10.
I; JargSns & Price, Helsna--4l tubs buttsl
; VT, $50 lbs.
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THE WESTERN CAMPS.
work Suspended for the Winter.

Sescia! Correspondence EesC North West.
DEHH LopGH, Dec. la.--Since my last letter
to the Esw NORTHWEST, have been ram
bling through section Of the mountains
near tie old placer raining camp In Isndsr-
sen Gulch, consequently l have very little
mining news for your READERS, who are on the
lockout Tor news from tho new mining campo
on the Boulder VI Clear Greek. In the Upper
and Middle catnps Of the Boulder dsfrics,
work hiss boon suspended for the pat tua
months, in consequence Of tbs dsrp snow
and ~ 20 bouSes and other winter prepare.
tisns bal been provided, the valuable mining
properties In ia-se Two camps, are lying dor
nAnt TOR this wiatr:. H.. In the ear!y colD-
ing su,a Ne great a.sIv!ty may be iootFi for.
The Lover Cs,Dp, however, Is not desert.
ed, dev.iepai"n ts will b~ goiug Ga IN this
camp all through the winter by the Brown
Brss., Heath 4 holt and u few others having
valusbe property within .ssy access OF Ths'r
6ne, wsrus,ivy hu,ls,s. There IL, however,
net the .IsAst doubt, but that preparations
| will bc male next suntnsr 70 that work will
be going on next winter IN the Middle and
Upper CAMPS.
In the camp six miles up the mountains
| from Piou-er, Titbett. & NcHugh will be
working all the winter, aud rush Develop
| msnts In their "G-o. ". riS5eits'' mine
! They having wisriy built good, substantial
wiuirr quaftsr. b.fors tb. sn"w fell too deep,
| and what iovx, like bt-tu.s>-, they have Also
laid 10 aa abundant eoEinissarist TO last them
till next May Or June, thereby showing their
| good sense and ferethought; success to them,
they are good, honest, hardworking psrss-
vsrins miners, the very stamp Of men that
help to build up new country, and nothing
would pleas. their numerous friends better,
than TO sss them come out successful with
their enterprises.
There are other parties having mining
property IN this camp, bus not having been
70 providest IL Is very questionable whether
they will be able to push any deveispEentz
this winter. One Of these told ne few days
ago, - rode through Pioneer, that he had
been more than week going about trying to
persuade poms one to undertake 70 freight his
winter supplies to camp on psek animals
through tho deep snow, but was SO far un'
successful.
Isaw few days ago scope very beautiful
specimens Of ore that had been recently
struck in Thy NH owned BY Msssr.. Tibbests
& McHugh. = T.G.
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Another Newspaper.

We acknowledge receipt Of the following
prospectus
On or about January ], 1888, the under
signed will commence the Publication ofa
nine. column Newspaper, to DO stylsd The
weekly Chronicle. II will be Democratic In
politics, and devoted to the Interests Of, sad
will do it, utmost to aid in, the dsvslspmsnt
of tho wonderful resources Of Montana, more
espociaily tha portion thereof known -
eastern Montana" We shall sndesvsr 10
publish live readable paper, keeping fully
abreast with the times, and treating all quss-
tious from candid and conservative stand
pelnt. A soon - the business will Justify,
IL il our intention to start . Daily In con-
nection with the Weekly, for which purpose
we have purchased IN entirely new and .
very complete outfit oftyps and presses.
Yours truly,
8. w. LANGaoRNH, Editer.
BozsnAn, Gallatiu Co., N. T.. Dec. 10, 1882.
We believe the newspaper husinsss IL over
done and overdone In Montana We have
also believed that two newspapers In BoEs-
man was more than enough, and We knew
beyond any question that Democratic news.
paper IL something that ought not to be tol'
Grated In any community. But II Montana
must have another, and II 1t Is TO come from
Boxeman, and insists on being Democratic,
W do mot know any enc We wsuld mere
cheerfully welcome - editor than thas old
time, genial, cultivated, Memorable gentle.
man sam" Langhorne. zone, tive, three
"Coms in" s4&
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II there II anything the New NoRTu.WEsT
dislikes to do 1t is-to nnd fault. This may not
be good trsit In Newspaper. But IL II IN
accepted fact among people Of good sense
and good digestion that, as Geo. W. Childs
wrote In one Of his touchingest obituary mo-
tices,
1--WE can't have everything to please u.s."
and generally those who do tho most growl
ilo have the most holes In their costs, -
glorious cid Bobby Burns would say. But
still, there are times whom the great heart OF
the public throbs, and hsaves, - It were,
with sorrows and wrongs that beat up against
the plying skies and demand redress. It v
then that the duty Of the untramnellsd re-
spectacle representative Of American intsl.
hxence, known - newspaper, becsnss in.
psrasivs and truth must b asssFted.
We would therefore most respectfully rep
resent to the powers that b in control Of the
Utah 4 Northern BY that the trains now
run between Deer Lodge and Butte u dis.
trcssingiy inceuvsnient hsurs, with fright
fully bad connsctions and, 20 far - the
"mixed train" l. concerned, on tse SLOW
time. II Is only necessary to instance = ~
disqualification . passenger In Butte desiring
70 travel 70 Helena o. Missouri via Deer
Lodge. To take the ais .. -. train be must
b Esp" u Butte at , .. n. Arriving q Dssl
Ledge u $50 .. ~ hours and ID ninutsa
trsvsning lonilss Of raiiroad-hs ands The
Helena and Mbssula bound csachss havs
Assn esas nsarly : heurs, and amer lying ovsi
= hours, naking 3ei from Butte. 10 finally
| ssss started again, while the passenger could
have gone from Butte to Helena By stage II
| II or Il hours. To come BY the Express h
mast leave Butte y . p. u. On the freight and
| lay over four or ave houn u Silver Bow
Junction. The running tine q the EXPIRES
between Deer Lsdgs and Silver bev Junc
| zion b eeed-evsr sweaty miles - hour, b.
ifshs amixsd sraia' Il mot stirred along -
| iivssisw up~sd a q iahae = feesss = -
r,sk II1sw1x " - uppsr eoaatry \
roed rev, ~ Ii eouh1 - vssy usssrinily =
| seuauso - ~ p11(le osneAeesd - sra4ian
- NJ = ~ eo1npcBoue endAtceese
| - p efil&S Wsnrpa - Dupnstntep1
= - sISg>p ! ~ - nssr - -
# sa&X& ss n - 800 As##* &1#&$ ~
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Next Monday win occur the ever memoir
sbls, ever enjoyable Holiday -christnas. II
Il too near to b omitted from nention--tes
Tar OFF Ter henily 30 we accord the former.
and omit the latter, trusting all vi II enjoy 1t
and accept our wishes for "A Merry Christ-
nasn ...t'
A usual, the several church orssnixasions
here have prepared somsthing pleasant for
the little ones Of their 6abbath schools to
oennsnorsss the day and win entertain
them = follows:
At the Presbyterian church, Saturday
evening, Dec. sd, Christmas Tree, music,
rscitatiens, etc. Welcome to the church ID
extended to all.
At O,Nsills Hall On Christmas night
. Festival and Christmas Tree fer the chill
drcn Of the Episcopal Sunday school and
those connected with it. On Chsistmas Eve,
q the chsreh, there win b . service Of song
BIZ tbs Sunday school.
At the Court Hsuss On Thnrsdsy evening
Of next week thsss win b Festival fer the
children Of the Christian Sunday achool-
There win " services In the Catholic
church Christaas u she hssn II 8. .. and II
r. n.
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Kleinschmidt 81 Co. have Just received one
OF IN. largest and finest assortment OF staple
and fancy groceries ever brought 70 Deer
Lodge. Sugar by carload. Elaine o.. -
In kits half barrels, and barrels. Creamery
butter, roll butter. cranberries, Swiss sna
cream cheese. dried fruits fresh canned
goods, pure maple syrup, cider vinegar, ano
bes, Of beer. wine, liquors, brandiss' ana ~.
erything at wholesale or retail at oea .a roc
prices
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Y. 8. Assay OFFICE,
HELENA. d. T., Dec. ID, 1882 !
.Sir--I have this day received the following
Instructions from the Director Of the Mint,
10 rslstion tsshe purchase Of gold bullion At
son and ss.sE sanu.ry !, 1893. no charge
will be imposed by YOU upon depos,ton Of
gold bullion for the cost Of transportation to
the Mint for coinage.
..You will collect Of such depositor on each
deposit, in addition TO your own charge for
-msitiRg, assaying, and stamping, the full
charges which would be imposed on the de-
posit Ut the New York Assay Office, which,
in addition TO the charge per ounce for part
Ing and refining, includss charge Of enc
dollar on each deposit Of ! 900 ounces or less,
- required by the regulations"
BY this IL will be seen that the Govern
msnt will assume, after January /, 1888, the
express charges on bullion deposited, which
have heretofore bssn imposed upon the DE-
position and dsdactsd from his returns.
Very sespectfally,
+. Il. HAKnIsos.
Asssyer In Charge.
1t 10 stated the above viii save 81 on each
q ,oee which IL II desired TO have parted IN
the Montana Assay Office and sent east.
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"A manager now proposes "A naAke = WI go.
with = oTtabIe. theatre. IncIuilnE
nrstrsle scenery, and ~ abis company
structure will be transported or 40 1919
formed BY eight raiIrosd cars and 60 ~ e..
up In half DAY. II Will have = ea.les5t
heating apparatus, and . sessinx ssgss'.J n. =
1900 BY means NJ tempnrsty - ~ ~.
can BE- reached half unile 49, -
Railfead. s. 13
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Ts-ss.es.rs.

We are Indebted 10 Mr. rhss. Mergaa. v.
3. signai Service Observer for this stasion. fer
the following record u naxiusn sd nisi-
nsa tenpsrassres and the stess e he
weather and amount u rainfall for tie week
sndisx Dee. -, 1851, - takes each day -
sansst for the sw~usy-fsar heun prssssdiag !:
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s0eysd fro0 silver Dsu sAraa sssss sas sGs
uP 70 kneeo, beanAe1 y 9 o1 ssgk sAnxl1sx
VIII pay - reward fer NJ rassrn % ~
GEN xk1 fChiaa 4sess,
seA ss n~ps l@dse.
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NAY BAIED.

Important NeWs to Rsnchnasn.
Parties having hay 70 bale vii! consult their ewn
interest b. applying 10 me for terus. have one 81
the best Hay Presses In the Territory, and vii
guarantees satisfaction. Terms reasonable. Apply
10 ALEX, NCKINNON.
ee1-sm. willow Glen r. O., Deer Lodge Co.
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NEW TO-DAY.


Notice 10 hereof given that the partnership hsfe-
tOfore existing between the undersigned In the lum
Der and ssw-nin businees, under the 6rn name OF
Kimmesly Bros. 10 this day dissolved By mutual con-
The business VIII BE- continued By Allen Kimmsrly,
TO whom all accounts Of the late I'm arc To Be paid
and By whom oil scoounts against said arm wih -
paid. ALFRED Kill kk
Deer Lodge, Decsmber. isaa
709n
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lnsss on steamboats, and II Arstelass hotaG married
and family In States cane fron ~ Leafs THE san
nsr want work, and will live satisfactisa o. give ~
The piacs without nurnuf. Address
FRANK YARD,
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