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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-09-28
Important 10 TraYalars.

Special inducements are offered you by
the Burlington Route. twill pay you to
read their advertisement to be found else
Wnere In this issue. tjan. 1888.
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Farmers wanting to buy grain drills
should by all means 50 to Groschner 4
Reddersen and examine the "Old Reliable
Farmers Friend" and the "Eagle." Both
are warranted, 4t
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H. FL. Fast and G. M. Theisen, of Hol-
gate, have dissolved partnership. Mr..
Fast will continue the business.
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offer for sale first class steam thresh-
ing machine. Special inducements given
and terms easy. See Daggett. If
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You will save money by buying your
winter Boots and Shoes at FREAsE
BROS. If
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The annual reunion Of the l0lst o. v. 1.
will be held at Fostoria, Wednesday, Oct.4
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Mrs. A. e. Mann requests those ladies
wanting dresses cut or made, to call at her
rooms, over stuckman's grocery. Her
prices are reasonable. ~
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For timothy, clover, Kentucky blue
grass, red top orchard grass seeds, go to
TT BRADLEY's.
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Parties wishing garments made to order
should not fail to call on S. M. Honeck as
he can satisfy you in price and tit. If
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n We understand that the residence Of
Mrs. Clay Woke was entered by thieves
one day this week and a watch and quite
an amount of money taken.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-09-28

We have got something new in clocks.
Call and see them. IT FREAsE Bros.
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Iflow prices and good goods will induce
you to try our house, we think we can
please you. 2t PUTT Bros.
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Clerk Barnes will have his bar docket
for distribution next week. The docket is
one Of the most convenient and complete
Of any we have seen issued,
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A large invoice ofiall and winter piece
goods of the latest styles, just received at
s. NJ. Honeck's. tt
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The:fall trade will soon open and now is
the time tor, enterprising merchants to
commence advertising, SO that their names
and the line of goods they keep may be-
come familiar to the people before they
come to town to trade. Readers of news
papers become in manner acquaint ed
with the merchants who advertise, and
are more apt to call upon them when buy
ing goods thaa those with whom they ar
and whose names are never
seen. Y,r{&
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Groschner & Reddersen are agents for
the light running Casady riding steel or
chilled sulky plow. They are warranted
to draw one third lighter than any other
plow made. Come and try one. At
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The best farm IN tbe conn,r wu, !,

For wool-twine cordage, wooden and
willow-ware 90 to Bradley's. If
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Groschner & Reddersen are selling the
genuine Bucher 4 Gibbs steel plow, the
best general purpose plow in the world.
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Fine mackerel and all kinds Of salt fish
at Bradley's. If
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The members of the X. p. T. U. are re-
quested to be atthe meeting Friday even
ing. Special business to transact, also
their monthly dues are due.
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I. Our Democratic friends can aid us mate
rally In giving the election returns ifthey
would send to thisoffice theresult in their
respective townships on the anorning or
day after the election. Will our friends
do this? i9 sS.f 9srt as3 2t
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Scribner & Ulrich have fine assort-
ment OF the New Improved Red Jacket
Plows on hand which they are selling
cheap. Az
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Ladies, call and see our ~. H. Byrns'
Rochester shoe. Every yair warrented d
Wilson's. n .a 33i v 2t
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Quite number Of our citizens viii ant
have visited the Chicago exposition.
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Try Norden's for shoes, the best and
lowest prices always on hand. 81
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ely JOHN B. OGDEN, a Cedar It,, N. z.

A fine line of Foster kid gloves at VIII
sons. o,
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The New Improved Hoosief Drill for
1882 ID undoubtedly the best force-feed
drilli in the market. You can get 1t with
or without riding attachment. At
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Save Horse Flesh.

For glass and queensware go to Brad
LEWIS. VI
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jamestown Alapaca dress goods in all
colors at Norden's. Ut
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The Catholic Fair next week will be
well attended, from present appearances.
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'hGood goods but no fancy prices at Hon
eck's. If
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Always Buy the Best.

The selection OF teas and coffees at Brad
ley's can't be beat. tt
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For good time keeper, buy the Rock
ford watch. It FREAsE Bros.
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You can get nickle clock, perfect
time piece, at G. M. Fisk's forsl.50. tt
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For all kinds Of Machine Oiis go to
Bradley's. If
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,EvERYTHING.-It is common saying
that most everything can be found on sale
at Saur's Drug and Book Store. When
ever new medicine is spoken OF, or a new
herb or mineral discovered, and any one
inquiries where it may be seen or bought
the answer almost universally is that you
will find it at Saur's Drug Store. 4 And in
fact we believe that there is not drug
store anywhere, large or small, which
carries the variety, and Keeps up with the
times in promptly securing everything
that is good and new as soon as the fact
becomes known, shat saur's great rnedi-
icinestors dpes. Saur makes it y branch
othis business to keep posted On snew
remedies and securing them as soon as
possible after they have been tested, all
ways securing the very best at the very
lowest prices. 7s stfl a
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A BARaAIN.-Daggett offers the east
half OF the north east quarter of section 20
T. Ar. Z, Mouroe township. This farm is
well improved and will sell at close fig
ures. u
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Come in and seeonr l216c dress goods at
Norden's, 4fltly IA ~, ,3gs 81 al
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The M. e. Church is being raised and a
new foundation placed under it.
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I For an0bby neat fitting saitgo tos. M.
Honeck,s. III tt
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For fruit jars and jell cups go to Brad
ley's. a(tB tt
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Letters remaining uncalled for at the
Napoleon, Ohio, Post ONCE for the week
ending Sept. %, 1882: gg,sl TIA
4 Mrs. Sarah Carroll, George Fox, Mrs.
Elizabeth Greenwood, Miss Jennie Smith,
Mrs. g. 8. Sheffield, Arthur Van Horn,
Jas. Wheeler 2, George Witherrow.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they were advertised and give
date. E7ss4s JAMES s. FOUKE.
~ w VIZ Postmaster.
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-A few choice Poland China pigs, old
enough for service. Anybody desiring
one will correspond with 5 NJ
iiy u, atts 3f IA G.. w. TESTER, Il
\ IT. sre liberty Center, Ohio. +
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A MANUFACTURING BOOM.
Help 1t Along!

Some days ago representatives ofa large
manufacturing establishment, nowlocsted
in the middle part of the State, visited Ma
/, poleon with q view of removing their
! works here. Propositions were made yand
the preliminary steps are now being taken
BY prominent and monied citizenstowards
having the establishment come to- Napo-
leon. Should this be consummated, and
3 we areinformed that IL is sure TO be, Ma,
poleon win gain a large mandatory
which will. employ from one to two huns
dred hands. aas
Every citizen should put his shoulder to
the wheel, now that we have something
tangible for 4 ahanufacturing boom. 1t is
manufacturing that will build UP Napo-
leon, and 1t should have the encourages
ment of all who have the welfare OF our
growing little city at heart. Therefore,
when you are asked for assistance, do
what you can towards the good work. ill.
IN a3few dayswe hope to have more to
say regarding the proposed location here
fofthis large fnanufactory,, but al present
we are not at liberty to publish more, but
are assured by those who have the matter
In hands that IL the citizens ofNapoleon
do their part there is no question about its
location at this point. ,f
AN ELEGAsr srocK At Will pay any.
any Of our readers to examine the stock
ofG. Il. Reeder. s,complete in all re-
spects, comprising all the best make and
latest styles Of boots and5shoes, at prices
never before heard OF. Tt Is marvellous
how manufacturers can make such good
and stylish work, and then have 1t sold at
the prices Reeder is offering his stock.
bis line Of gents Furnishing goods is1
varied and iias been selected withlcare;
hats and caps, rubber goods, umbrellas,
ldOc., in large stock. Many OF his goods he
has the exclusive sale Of and as he buys
direct from the manufacturers he can
afford to sell at first figures. Don't fail tol
all at Rseder's ,Yhen you wantanyt thing
in the boot and shoe line, and gents furn-
ishing goods. "
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5 For fruits and confectionery 90 To Brad
.ley's. Il, hs,. Nh 1T
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Sherman, Harms a Co. are agents for
the Loomis q Nymen plow. Tits the best
Ipiow made. Allwea ask, Of farmers is to
try pne otthese plows and If they don't
add ltjast as weIecommsnd It they can
.retprnit to US and their money will be re-
.knndsds I u BHEHMAN, HARMs A. Go.
ewsn ii Is,sisls.-s yldsse4sa 4a$ I If 4,
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FOR SALE.

500 prs. mems and boys winter boots will
be sold very cheap. II FREAsE Bios.
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lLocALiBREvIrJES.

..ML0CALl lBREvITJES.
New cider. "a
: h0ss are sa,cs. f5feff
whsa. is up ana books nicely. g
A slight frost Saturday night.
The M, cropshows signs of being good,
: Judge Moore is holding court in Fulton
county. O. r. 4
It is DowiAwiul 70 shoot squirrels and
ducks.
Remember the dance at Bitter Hall this
evening. q
Il is said the Toledo Tri-sta,e Fair
cleared $4,000.
The stonefor the new Court House side
walk Is arriving. "a.
Childrens school shoes very cheap at
FREAsE Bros. II
Lucas county is talking Of building a
new Court House.
Large number Of hogs are dying offwith
the hog disease. {
A load Of cabbage sold the other day al
penny head. Cheap.
Mrs. 8. NJ. Hague Is lying quite sick al
her home on Main street.
The M. E. Church is being raised and 4
new foundation placed under It.
Quite number of our citizens will ani
have visited the Chicago exposition.
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Mrs. s. NJ. Hague is lying quite sick at
her home on Main street.
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German Dance.

A grand German Dance win come of at
Bitzer Hall on the evening Of the 2sth Of
this month. Preparations are now being
made, good music has been selected, and
every thing will be done TO makeit an en-
joyable affair. The price Of admission has
been placed at the low sum f75c. Go. 2t
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of Wisconsin, as above, upon the political issues Of
the day Mr.. Bovee IL said 10 be one Of the finest
speakers In the West Let all turn out and hear him.
By order Of COMMITTEE
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Y For ~ fiAe tobaccos, 60 to Bradley's. II 4
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A load OF cabbage sold the other day at
a penny head. Cheap.
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: Judge Moore is holding court in Fuito
county. 81.
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1t is nowlAwial 70 shoot squirrels an,
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The M, cropshows signs of being
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Go to Norden's for boots and shoes. St
Beady made clothing at cost at Norden'i
Sale.

a,.t 54s.sf st
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-03

HisToUY o. TuE T0Nalo.-A good
many years ago man WHO lsd recent
~ arrived from th0 Bermuda Islands
was cen, 10 Iofk county. Ia.. .a. Tor
some CGcnce. IIc he'd witl uim ssv
seeds. which he planted Ia tia rich sos.
OF tbe Jail yard. B.roia fh. pAlt.
which spranG from TOO seed reached
maturity De vac discharged. naH u9 3ua
know ihc name lr nature of them. -
Ib,y grew iuVuria1Ng. bearing fruit or
large file aH3 grurll arfca ltca.
As tbis strange frI -.peH1I. Its color
changed from green 90 brilliant tc
tud became an object of wonder auf
admiration GO 81. .ao inmates Of Ge
jail
just when 'he frg.t wls fnI-s ma'u-,
cd. tHc Bermuda prisoner revisited fbs.
jail md asked 90 Geo tlo plant The
rcJucs. vas granted. le called lJr 1ep-
per. sa't and vinegar. agI f1 400 horror
~ ito lady Keeper commenced tJ COT
ri ih, .rait, which slc pgo5ed 10 ro
r1. .1l1ts, Uitl @ re.IsL tIsi as'gli sh-
c3 te oaa.1s-a Anar eni0gDg obs
strange .sp.s. p. iHraru-t her tn1t ta8
,ru.l cr vegetable r-a fta forrin or
love apple and 20 r.a.j be- reuui uc.
come -ad .8'Ii'cds tlo srrI9 O.. tY1
remaining tomatoes ~et0 CAREFULLY rfc.
friend as1 r.iehao-s ~ t'a iatr. anI
;hta .I.s nov gl.u.er oroua0l aas l-
lr..aeei into taa ancient arj -ypf.v
borough OF York For msnY lc.rs
iAcrca.t.r iJTas cultivated as ap orrt-
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Farmer ana Rouse Keeper

"a bi@A stAA isS0St- KAScpCE
Mush Mullins. Make Indian mash
ar you ordinarily do, aud when COLI
chin it with one qunrt OF milk anal
stir inca few handstul q. wheat goar.
seven eggs, and butter size ot an
egg, also some salt. Bake in rings.
Apple Custard.-Toke a pint OF
grated applo--tart, three eggs, and u
half pound Of sugar, quarter of "a
pound OF butter, half a teacpp.ul OF
milk, the juice and grated r;nd OF u
small lemon. Nix tho sugar and
butter together, beat in the eggs and
tho milk, then put in the lomou.-
This makes two pies Bake in SIN
Gle crust
Il Breakfast Dish.-Take cold mash
ed potatoes, season with salt. butter
and milk, and line n baking dish.
Lay upon it slices OF cold meat ofany
kind; add salt, pepper, catsup ana
butter, or any cold gravy; put IN a
layer OF potatoes aud another layer OF
meat in the same way till the dish *
full have n layer OF potatoes on Che
top. Bake it until it IS thoroughly
heated through.
Ordinary Sponge Cake Take tlo
weight OF four eggs in flour and siltcd
sugar, beat the eggs, yelks aud whites
separately; stir the sugar into the for
mer. then add the tiou & W h.tes gradu.
ally, stirring all the tune. Bake IN a
buttered tim for three-qunrters OF an
hour a few drops ofesence Of lemon
greatly improves the flavor of This
cake.
a lady who has raised large mum.
Der OF hens says that after vaiuly try-
ing the recommended remedies for
lice, she has hit upon the plan of eiv,
ing them once a week a large loar o'
graham flour, in which a handful OF
sulphur has been mixed. The hens
like it, and are freed from lice and
kept healthy through the season.
Sciatica aud Observation-Disclosures L.
brard, OF Mines, states that lie has
for many years treated all his casos OF
seiatica and neuralgia pairs with
an improviscd apparatus, consisting
merely of iiaj-ion and vinegar. two
things that will be found i'm every
house. The iron is heated uatil suf.
ticicniIy hot TO vaporize the vinegar
and is then covered with some wool
len fabric, which is moistened with
vinegar, and the apparatus is applied
at once To the painful SPOT. The ap-
pIlcatioa may be repeated two or
three times Day Doctor Ehrarl
states that, Is rrie, the pain disap.
pears IN twenty-fOur hours, and re-
cOvcrv ensucs ut once.
Bone Dust as valuable as that sold
for thirty-fyc to ifty.fvo dollars per
ton, may be made az home. through
the winter with little trouble. II a
stock of bones can be procured Pack
tho bones in layers in boxes or bar,
rels, with n quantity of unlcacbcd
wood ashes, aud keep the whole moist.
but not wet After = few months.
break up the bones Into fine powder
This viii possess every fcrtiIizine
quality of the best bone dust
1t IL said that one Of the best rene,
dies for the cabbage worms to sprin-
kIe air sla>ed lime on the plant in
the morning ON the dew tn The plants
arc white with IT, One who has tried
1t for several years SAYS ut most two
applications are sufficient.
To ENtcrminate Bcd-Bues - wash
the article infested with weak foIu-
ton OF chloride Of zinc. This is an
a4fn.4unf I,..,f.l.5., 81. e. 49,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-03

The Chenille CiLaerite says: In por.
tons of this county trustees Of district
schools are paving the emo NOUS sum
OF one cent per week for keeping the
house in order, sXeeping The room.
building fires, sc. The Law provides
that it shall be the duty Of the trustees
to see that the room is kept in order
and taken care Of for the sum Of ifty
cents II necessary, but not more. Ia
some instances where lady teachers are
employed this one cent business is prac.
uced. In some districts where liberal
ity does not Gboo al as it does in one
cent districts, the trustees re cuse TO poy
anything for this purpose just so long
as We have those one cent men TO gov.
ern our educational affairs Gilmcr coun-
ty will be cursed with poor schools.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-03

q WEST VIRGJNIAN's uAUL.-Speak.
ing OF people who got something in the
windnp Of tie Coufederacy, the only re-.
puted gamer by that collapse / ever
heard OF, who never took the trouble 10
deny the assertion, was a Wes! Virgin.
ian. old Jonathan Raymond, formerly
Of Marion County, aud relation OF the
present Judge Raymond OF Fairmont.
jonathan, who was qaartermastcr or
something Of that kind in The Southern
army. had about $40, 900 in cola put in
TO his handle to go aud buy cattle in
Ie%as, alou, tie close OF tha war, and
fading tie Co..federacy busting Up he
hind him he kept on cong aai never
stopped until he landed IA B!cXi.o vi.l
$4,000. There lie bought q ceaae
plantation, and IS tic uu.sory ta.c gees,
"he lived IN grease ant died in peace
and went to heaven in q warming pau
- 1heclig A'e.'yeaccc.
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NEWSPAPER LAWS.

.-- who DO not give express notice to
nre considered as ishing 10 con-
.rip.iJr.
.rs O.isr the disco otinuance Of
-e, The Publishers may continue
ur,i! All srrearagc3 are paid.
aiagr5 Neglect or refuse TO take
.i, from the Office TO viii, they
they are he'll responsible anti
ist their bills aud rod them
who receives II newspaper and
TO, whether b. has ordered il or
.," Ia re Ia subscriber.
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TERMS or ADVERTISING {:

atTsrtising are, for an inch or
no LAR ASD FIFTY CESrs for three
~Eer ones in the came proportion.
a continuance 5I4 cents.
soy. balf carly, and yearly advertise
.it-I asa LIBERAL red uctio1 on the above
, t.r-i,i-.rs disseminating during the
,- Zoe charged regular rates.
.r.... .c-;tp be considered by the mon IA
,-r .H" aptc.ied on the manuscript or pre-.
'rrst np0n oe;ween the parties.
IausI associations. communications Of
... est ans notices Of deaths exceeding
. ey charged ave cents per l:Ge.
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The Little Birds Nest.

to enjoy the country air for several
days.
When the spring came. for the first
time he took his two little sons with
him. Both were delighted with the
country. The large garden near the
/ house, the green fields. and blooming
meadows euraptured them but above
everything the adjacent woods OF oak.
birchcs, and alder pleased them. Both
boys revived to new life.
! One day their father went with them
into the woods, and showed them a
! little birds nest. The pretty nest and
the five tender little birds delighted
them extremely.
Their father thercupon seated him
self with the two boys under an old
tree near the edge Of the forest.
i viii tell YOU about little birds
nest, lie said, and | think you will
/ fad the narrative very wonderful.
1t happened in this neighborhood.
Both boys were very eager TO hear
the story, and the father began
On beautiful morning in spring.
ABOUT loF'y years ago, under tia5 aarle
tree sat 4 poor boy, and tended his
ss!heeP;; AZ the same time ne read IN
.'ue DOCS anu was so ABSORBED M
! ms ie@uIhE 'lat ne scArcei y Ioo.5ed up.
( Occasionally he hastily glanced ut lis
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-."lH1'r OF u1- Of ia" m ,st rrputa-
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1e! would respectfully inform
lie comfy OF Hampshire That
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.1"vei to the house 50 long occupict
'.o late Mrs S8str jacob Office Tie
a hy the late :. Il. Luptoo. y here
i."rd b. those aeed,ng his services,
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