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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-09

We will furnish the NORTHERN
PACIFIC FARMER and the Farmers
Union and Weekly minneapolis Tri6-
u7,e, for $3.50 per year. To each new
subscriber will be given a superb,
correct and life-like portrait Of
President James a. Garfield, pro-
duced BY the process Of crayon-
TYPOGRAPHY, on a shoot Of firm can
vas paper, 2Ox2B inches in size. This
portrait, aside from it's historic in
terest, framed or unframed, is an
ornament to any home, and is much
superior to most pictures sold for
$l.00 each. ....... .:z
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compensation the salary Of such vi,
lage Marshal for *;,a time that he
shall serve as such deputy, and until
his appointment is revoked by t!ae
Marshal.
Section 4. All ordinances or parts
of ordinances in conflict with any OF
the provisions Of this ordinance are
hereby repealed.
Section S. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from And
after its passage.
Passed Feb. ii, A. D. 1882.
G. H. PEAEE,
President
G. a. CoU1LLARD,
[SEAL. Recorder.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-09
Row Wonderful in NTan I

Man as physical, intellectual and
moral being, becomes most perfectly
developed in all his parts and facul-
ties by using daily, at least, one desc
Of Browns Iron Bitters. Many thous-
;:nds are ready to testify that it is the
best medicinal tonic in the world! It
strengthens every part Of the body,
and excels everything else in it's
soothing and refreshing results on the
whole general animal system.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-09
Married

BEREMAN-GRAHAH.--At tho resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents, in
Inman, Otter Tail county, Mimi,
OH Saturday, February 4th, 1882,
by the Rev. G. r. Hair, Mr.. A. H.
BERGMAN to Miss Belle T. Graham,
both Of Wadeua, MINI.
Mr.. BERGMAN is employed in the
Office of the N. P. FARMER, and of
course we congratulate the happy
couple and wish them lots of happi-
ness and joy through life, with
never jar to MARI the serenity of
their domestic bliss.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-09
For Sale.

Eighty acres of the best land in
Wadena county; 30 acres new break
ing, the balance nearly all prairie,
and all fenced. Will be sold cheap,
part cash and part on time. Enquire
of G. McC Carly, 1Yadena, MINI.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-09
For Qo1n

Farm Of 160 acres, 90 under cultivation. 4 miles
from Wadena and Verndals Farm of 50 acres 60
acres under cultivation, TX miles from the village
Of Wadena. Farm Of 160 acres, IS acres unae,
cultivation. miles north of Vcrndale. All Of Inc
above farms have comforta bic houses nd stables
Good reasons for selling. Big bargains in them
Homestead rights OF so and 120 acres, with in.
provements, to sell. Call and see me- =
.. T. F. OSTRANDER;
. - ..-4 .E.s-~ Land Office, Wadena,
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-09
For Sale

At a bargain, a farm, containing
80 acres, 10 acres under cultivation,
frame house, barn, etc. Price $500,
$500 cash down, balance in five eqxal
yearly payments.
r. F. OsrRANnER.-
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-09
For Sale.

Farm Of 100 acre, IS under cult.
Walton, three miles from Wadena,
For terms, apply to G. H. Peake, Wa.
dena. MINI.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-09
10000

To loan on improved farm proper
ty. Cash paid over as soon as papers
are executed. BANK OF WADzSA.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-09

Health and strength given to deli
cate women, nursing mothers and in
FAINT children who use Browns Iron
Bitters.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-09
Notice..

Wadena county ordsra, for which the
highest price will be paid. 1neui4: 1T Bank
OF NadeAa. - 313na~
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-09

On 4 ~ Outfit furnished free with full ms true.
10 I ptions fer conducting the most profitable
~ business that anyone can engage IN.
The business is 10 easy to learn that anyone can
make great profits from the start Women are as
successful as men, Boys and girls can earn large
sums. Many have made at the business over one
hundred dollars in single week. Yop can engage
in this business dnring Your spare time At great
profit fOu do not have to invest capital in it.
We take all tho risk. Those who need ready money
should write to 10 at once MI fnrnsilee fees Al
dress RUE q CO., Augusta, Maine.
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sale thu ESTERIY HARVESTER of
above named agencies respectfully
Office with r.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-09
Ii CI ID Yourselves by making meney
when golden chance is offered

thereby always keeping poverty from yeur door:
1hose who always take advantage of tho COED
chances for making money that are osered, gener>
ally become wealthy. We want many men, wo-
man and children to work for US right ia their own
localities The business will pay more than ten
times ordinary wages. We furnish expensive
gages fails to make money very rapidly. You can
devote Jour Whole time to the work, or only your
spare moments. Full information and all that is
land, Maine.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-09

Below is the amount of permanent
improvements in Wadena, and the
names of those making them, in the
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-09

'S-e4 ooo.oOV
We have received from private
sources information which warrants
Us in saying that the business of Wa
dena. otherwise than banking, has
amounted to more than $s45O,O0O.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-23
Ill.
RELATES HOW NICOLAS BRAND BECOMES MAS
TER FIYK's APpREsT,oE

hELAIto HOW NICOLAS BRAND BECOMES MAS
TER FINKs APPRENTICE.
Year after year passed peacefully and prosperorsly
over my head, until sixteen years had gone by. 1
was fortunate in many ways in making friends, in
making myself respected, in forming connection
and in obtaining the services of old Anna, who
saved much anxiety. She had no wooers, no men
dancing at her heels; doubt il myself had Of
fered to marry her, whether she WOULD have pied
me- Not that such idea ever entered my head
Heaven forbid l had tco grea: respect for her
years.
One morning, at the end OF this time, woman
entered my shop. pale, thin, elderly woman,
with an expression of intense anxiety and weariness
on her worn face. She gszed at me wistfulIy, and
at her in wonder and pity.
Master Fink" she said.
"Yes," said, al am he"
Irecognized her Immediately, changed as she was.
Ny old sweetheart, Louisa Wagner, stood before me
1t saddened me to see that she had already ar.
rived at the winter Of her life Her eyes were dim,
her hair was nearly white and my hair was stiIl
brown, and my eyes clear and strong, and in my
heart some gladness reigned All, me Times hand
had weighed heavily upon her during the eighteen
years which had flown by sin ,e last saw her Had,
then, all the flowers of her life withered? No; one
still bloomed, and brought joy to her. But this
had yet to learn No joy was in her face, only deep
anxiety and weariness. saw that she was ready to
faint with fatigue.
Have you come to see me ?" asked
"Yes," she sighed.
Where fcom?'
From native village"
"You have ridden hereY said.
NO." she replied family +" walked
"Grsc:ous heavens ~ 1 cried "walked, 1t is
Fifty miles r'
"Yes.r she sighed, "it is fifty miles. What
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-23
OUR CHRISTMAS STORY.
Master Fink's Apprentice,
Written for the Record-Unon by B. L. Fa1jeon,


here with three ,rins in my pocket, which intend
ed to pay Muller, the tailor, off the just debt owe
him."
Yes, Nicolas ; you spend far too much money in
clothes. but proceed
"On the outskirts Of the town met with a poor
unfortunate woman"
"on the outskirts Of the town, Nicolas But that
is not the way to get to Mullers shop He lives but
a stones throw from this spot"
Muller was not in when first went to his shop,
SO, the day being fue, took walk towards the
woods. Was it good or bad fortune, Master Fink,
that put the idea into my head"
until you further enligh.en me, Nicolas, can
not say"
You shall hear all. On the outskirts Of the
town met this poor, unfortunate woman She had
no shoes to her feet, and only thin, torn dress
upon her body-and o, Master Fink, she had a
baby in her arms, who sobbing for want of food
which her mother could not give her, having no
money to purchase it The wretched creature told
me her dreadful story, and begged me, il had
mother of my own, to save her child from starva.
ton. What co1ld do, Master Fink? am Door !:
yes, am poor, and the money in my pocket really
belonged to Muller; but could l resist SO heart
rending an appeal? Could you have resisted? No /;
your nature is too humane. You would have done
as did, without considering how / should replace
the three forms. gave them to the POOR woman,
who crawled away, calling down blessings on my
head"
"And you want me to lend you the three fl orins
to pay Muller %
Yes, Master Fink-to lend it, not to give it, to
me. will not let you rob me of an act of charity.
To these and numberlcss other stories would lis
ten, without troubling myself to contradict them
What would have been the use? Aslong as kent
Nicolas Brand with it was best not to excite his
suspicious, and bore with many things of which |
disapproved. Sometimes, not always lent him a
portion of what he asked for taking care that he
did not get too deeply in my debt, and | thought
with wonder of the amazing amount of deceit that
could be hidden in the breast of one human being.
see in your eyes the question, why, if 1 did not
like Nicolas Brand, did l continue to employ him 8
shop, when there were many be. ter men looking
tor work, who would have been grateful to me all
the days of their lives if ha1 taken them on For
it is not workmen that are difficult to find it is
masters. Well, there was reason, a strong, hu
name reason, and may speak Of it now because it
will huIt l. was not for the sake of Nicolas
Brand, but for the sake of his mother that kent
him with me.
Friend, | am going to show you a chapter in my
life which very few have seen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-06

DY virtue or IN execution % me ID
ID rccted from The Clerk OF the Dub0i
Circuit Court. I will expose q publ
eale 10 the highest bidder, On
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-06

NOTICE y hereby given, tnst n!
y Virtue o. ~ or''cr " w. ~ ~
Court o. Dubois county, inu'ans' .ne e
undersisnod, Administrator q ny
Estate Of Mary Evans, deceased VIII ~
fcr for sale q Public Auction o. tne
premises one mile from Ss*ie'. ~"
SATURDAY,. November nth, 1882,
lyh. so,low,nv dcscrIhed real estate stu.
Is1ed n Dnhois connfv. and State or In
|disns to.rit
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-06

- Hr--~~ NJ D~xr~
JAsftk Asp IIIeHE 49, Nn,s
Ibis rou!e, !! pFopesiy -sss'<el NJ " q
? great aoul',on g tnc w. 80 NJ q
tne people aIons .ne .,ne, 49, * 80
some eneskeec on.I.os 49,. snS
ma ~ Up eue kI.s 1oo.s n..', 49,
Wal put on gooo 1880 y 4e sur,
sesson' g Ne oo1s9n.e.c =. ~ sSna
PuoIIc; 4. Y: Isp.1ssus -. y
~ nIoruIstIon y s"e ~ :,
sne nu'l3ss y sFaps' - 49, s.n.ess.
oe'n9 onc,ous' ? C.sE1r sutss
q = ouent % De ; 9.l'y sou'2 ~. i,
~ Ir9m tne ntst o. 10y = .ne 49, ~ "
Novem3er 49, 49,, ~ uI-~ss.'s ~
!est 2! t!o 'n9 ~nen ~ to.Is =.
~. ~! csn % Ee..IIy oyne y 49, 49,
.fcnc1 Llck Us ccn*r po'nss .~u
~ AIDE unete wv e".hksJ Y. ssnnc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-06

NOTICE Is hereby given that the I'M
IN dersigncd Commissioner, appointed
BY the Circuit Court Of Dubois county,
indiana, in : suit for the partition o.
Real Estate, wherein Lourena Evans
Araminta Padget ct d. ere plaintiff, and
Alexander Corn ct n. are defendants,
will sell at Public Auction, by order Of
said Circuit Court, % the premises, On
SATURDAY, November 18th, 1894,
the following described Real Estate, situ'
ated in Dubois county, Indiana, to-wit:
The west-half OF the northeast quarter
or Section No. thirty-four l34l town
ship No. one III, south Of range No. nv
f51 west, 90 acres, and the southeast
quarter or the northeast quarter Of eait
section ~thirty-fOur (34l, u said town
ship and range, 20 acres, containing d
len, 10 acres, more y less.
TKRns ov SALE:-One fourth o. N
purchase money 70 paid n cash, he reel
due ~ equal instaIlmeDts g elk twelv
and eighteen months, the purchaser giv
ling notes Tor said deferred payment'
|bcsring interest from date, with euret'
10 me approval OF the Commissions
Waiving benefit Of valuation and ~
SAMUEL II. DILLIN. Con.
TnAYLoR ! HUNTER, Attorneys.
Oct. 9th. 1683-4W.
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01rThe New Albany Ledger calls a.
tcntion % the fact that not much coal Il
being taken BY the Airline % that city,
and says L ought 70 b delivered there
for seven Or eight cents . bushel. W.
fully agree with Il IN this proposition,
but 20 deliver e q New Albany q \ cts.
the railroad must haul Il from Dubois
county Il cars Or 500 bushels capacity, Il
912 50 per cor, instead Or go. q q pres.
emit. This would give III parties IivIne
profits, and the Falls cities cheap fuel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-06

@Thoso merchants and business
men who keep their names and business
prominently before the people BY means
Of the newspapers. IN summers heat.
and wintcr's cold, aro the men who q
Al times do : steady, satisfactory busl-
Dess, because they not only retain lheir
regular customora, but Get . full share u
those who have 10 regular places % buy.
Plant your fall advertisements 10 he
C0URIEn.
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EIA4 -
|DY virtue or an execution % me d.
" rccted from The Clerk OF the Dubois
Circuit Court. I will expose q public
|sale % the highest bidder, On
SATURDAY, the 28th day o.
October A. -. 1882
between the hours or 10 o'clock . ID
and I o'clock D. NJ, of eaid day q ~
door OF the Courthouse II DuboiI
County. Indiana. the rents and pro1ti
lfor . term not exceeding seven years, o
1.-THE following described real estate, %
wit:
The southeast quarter Of the north
wcst quarter. and also the s0uth-eos
|ouarter Or the souih-West quarter, al Q
Scction Number tWcnty-seven (31b y
township Number one "a. south q rang
Number three (3) west, 90 acrce, nor
Tor less, situated In Dubois County 90
state or Indiana.
On failure 70 realize The full amour
or Judgment, interest and costs, 1 will :
1.-The same time and place expose % publ
IsaIc the rec simple Of aid real cslalo.
Taken - the property Of Charlotte Y
Burnam. Walter 8. Burnam, Susan y
Burnam, Harry +. Burnam and vioIs
III. Burnam, heirs at law Of Samuel N
Burnam, deceased, o the suit Of VIM. J
McKecn.
Said sale will b made without -
'~IrelIef whatever from valuation o. ~
FRANK JOSEPH,
Sheriff Dubois County.
RoYsE. Attorney FOR Plaintiff.
Oct. 9th, 1o62-3w. Up. q ~ %.
fPubli.hed n ne ysspsr Courer.l
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-06

An agreeable dressing Tor The hair. sbst vim stop ~
|fallinx. hns h<cn long souchtfor. rerker'su Hair hal<en
distinguished for ~ purity. fully supplies th's vast
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-06

MADISON TOWNSHIP Schools. - We
|arc indebted to Mr.. s. II. DilIin, the Of
|ncient Trurtee OF Madison township, toI
1.-The following list OF teachers 10 thai
employed for the current
school term. The schools began las'
MONDAY. snd will last about fou'
months:
dat. No. l, Alexander School house
William Whitscft.
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9SabIuns ieines Ge6tbeiitanbes be.
ipilIi9t ipur6e. SaipfS mar bei6ulbigt
seipeIsn, feline Yfli6ten ais StaStan.
malt bCrna6ldili9t Su baben; UNI iib
seeen bieIe 9lnflaSe rebt ipirfiam bers
tbeibi9en su tbnnen, bate er benz 9lobos
faten GIspeIan6 feline Sertbeibigung
iibertrasen. 9or 9ur;em bate nun
Saipts es Sur6seIebt, bic Stabts
fahe CUR TraBuns Der Soften bieier
Sertbeioi9un9 anSubaIten. Daber bic
Setpiaieun9 bon $1,000. 9o6 Der
rchti6affsns Ulapcr Cleveland par
Der anii6t, Sub Der gl6bpfat GIcpeIano
fir Sertbeioisun8 bes Serrn Satpts
feinen 9lniprub al Die Stabtta1e babe ;
Der Otapor @lspelanS entSog oaber
bur6 isin lebteS Setp bem globofaten
GIebeIan6 Die $1,000, ipelde Dem 9ebte.
ren Der Staotratb suseiproden bate.
glaen Reipett Dor einem Iol6en
Dlapor uno Dor einem ioIden globps
taten Der Wann bat bas 3eug, INN
aIs bemotratiIder 8puperneur bic Srei
8roben beluofratii6en @aunsrbanoen
Der Stabt gislu gOri, Die isbt Ii6 ans
itelIen, ais rb er ibr Diann iei, ii6
sanSIid bonn 2sibe Su baIten uno Iein
neues 9tmt 70 ;u berpaItsn, Sab ielblt |
eer erimmi9ite ieiner @esner ipirb |
ia8en miiien: 9llIen GeIpeft Dor ei.
rem ioI6en &epofaten mo Dor einem
ipl9en 8ouberneur
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Q0ilfcSbarrc.

9Iut 9ribsr, 70 irinFt bis pom StubI 9br
iinft
gEits auttr GjtItarn 9rau1,
Dann Iplt Sbr lrb'n, 8 ipire bsrrlid iitb'u
LIN Gunn curlhlrn Baud.
linb ise arms Ssrl, bic pbns Jtbl
3um spllen 9isrfab malt,
Gpttts Sssen ils fnb, une ibr gSsib unb
aine,
@ptt itsns iit jung unb alt!-
2pbmann peSapft nur bas beite
bieIiSe unb ausipdrtise Gebrdu.
- Der Ianse 3sit i6psbsnSe Yrps
seb bon SameS 9lib sesen bic Borough
g8eIt YittStpn 1T rori9e Wode su Guns
item beS &ldSerS enti6ieben tporoen.
glIb bate an einem befetten Seitens
ipeBe 9erIebunsen srlittsn mo bean=
ipru6te S6abeneriab eS iinb ibm bon
ben Gei4pprenen 1925 suSeipro6en.
- @bas. 9iercs, an SaSIe 2tosme
npbnbaft, lit gum Siesler bon 8etpi9s
ten unb Dtaben fir 2uSerne County ers
rlannt ipprben.
- 9as 9ltIantic Garten Sbsatsr 1T
infoIse zines aa;uSrpben 8eiu6sman'
gels i9lafen 9eganssn.
- Der Soupt. Ssn6Isr 9ro;eb 1T gu
@uuiten bon Spupt entidieben tpprpen /;
SenbIer bat Dem SIdser bic Summe
bon 81 900 iu beSabIen.
- Sas 8run6iild bon Stobbart's
Store bis sur Dennis 9laep, 25 BEL liz
SUB umfaiienh, fpiro nd6Itens NIT els
nsm breiftbdieen Saditeineebdube bes
buut; es Sebbrt benz 9. s. @aIib.
- 9reibis Grubenunfdas ereisnetsn
| ii9 I'M perfIohenen Wtonat I'M gSiItes'
barre Siitriit, bon oensn flint einen
tbetIideu 9IussanS batten.
SbUmas Nt. 9sbIer, Der Ser ct.
Slider fir bieien 0iitritt, bat reiisnirt
unS elm isitber in Der NrotbOnOtarps
Office anssitslIter iunSer Wlam gias
mems Sames 3bcmaS bat bic Steae
erbalten.
Der i'm Gpnpn9bam S6a6t ar.
beitenee 8er8mam Sobn 2apeae bsrs
Ior am 0littipo6 iein 2sbsn. Gr bate
cine 2unts anse;iinost, UNI cine Sprens.
uns bpr;unebmen uno ba bieie IunsC
auf iib tparten Iieb, sIaubte er biz
2unte iei erlOi9en. Gr ndberte iid
Der Stsle unO in bem sIeiden WiomsnI
erfOIste bic GrpIOiiOn unb tbctets Ser
Wtann.
-@em 9u biIi6s bif, pber an un.
rsinem 8Iute, pber 2unseni6pd6t
Ieibsit un6 bic S6pinbiu6t (eine ftros
pbuI6ie 9unsentrantbeit) fiir6teit, ir
nimm Or. gieree's ,,@Olben MeOica
Discovery" (soINene mebisinii6e Gnt'
Seduns) elm unb iie tpirb Did beiIen
Sei 4pptbeteru.
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Manor uno 9lSppfdt

Die Isste GmtsbunSIuns bes Rapors
9leUeIanb in Buffalo, Der isBt bas
MapOrsamt nieberseIest bat, nm benz.
na6It bas 9lmt bss @ouberneurs bon
gletp glort nnSutrsten, ;pur sessn ben
9I6botaten @leUelanb seri6tst, ipeI9er
nit benz bisberissn MapOr @IeseIane
cine unb bieieIte 9eriOn 1T.
1lnmittelbar ebe Serr 9lebsIano BON
Mapprsamte suriidtrat, bcrni6tete Ell
ndmIi6 bur6 ieiu geto eiusn itabtrdtb,
liben 8eibIuB, ourb fpeI6sn ben
| frilbertn StaotantpaIte Saipts BIZ
Sumne bon tauien6 Dollars bsbufi
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GjeiuuSbett lit Jteidlthum.

Or. G. 6. Btt's gsrstn- unt @tbirn Sps-
jifeum fir Spftrit, SbpinesL Strdmpft, ntr-
pSlss appftpfb, 9literstiblastnbtit 8rrluif
hes 6trGbtuillts, Samsnpnluit llnsfrmSsrn,
unfrsipillise 9ntlnruuetn, pprjsitists alttru
our6 GrrsiIe StlbitbtArfuna bic su Glsup,
gnfall unp Sob fiibrt. Cine ShabttI frrirt
ntut 66lls. 9tbs Sdahtsl III auf tine sinmp-
uAtlihe Sur bfrebnet. Cine S6adts fir 81,
is6s S6a6tsIn fir IS, mad Gmpfans ets Gel.
ees per pen pfrlanct. gGir sarantiTtn eafiir,
bab ieds Sdabttln irgsnb tintn 6all furirsn.
Rad Gmpfans fintr StitfGuua fir 6 S6a6-
ttln, btsleitrt ron etm Sttrass bafiir, S5, Itn-
ben mir btm stdutrr lGrifilibt @arantit, has
@tle ;uridSurfattrn. fpsnn Die Sur rfplsIos
bltittn IClItr. Warantit erla6tu ppn @sbriiptr
WPattbsps, 32i gadapanna aetnut, Saan-
ton, ga., aatiniss astnttn fir Scranton, an
bic ale Sresrs abprtllirt ptrbsu ipIltrn. 25
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p@- Sin bOQitanbises 9thortement
bon Gloats uno 9Olmans, in SrOtpn'i
See !Sibe.
tss- SeiSsne un6 Gu6s86de fir
Oamen, 9oImans, Saques, rIIterets
ties. Cine 9rObe 9lusnabI bon 8Dden
unb 9eitridten llntsrtleiSern fir MGos
den unb &inOer, in 9rOipn's See Sipe.
RB~ Sn Srown'S See Sipe t6nnt
Sbr bic bdbi6eIte 9lusipabI bon guB'
ipaaren finben.
la Die sIarssnbitsn S9attirunsen,
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