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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-10-03
SIZE AARR1ED TIE. KRoNG. MAY.

THE WOES OF A BRIDE WHO REDDED
THE TWIN BROTHER OF HER LOVER
siefsqsTd Hf MisrEkE.e JOf Ill =
At Milwaukee, the 18th, q
\ young couple, evidently from the
country, visited the Office Of Justice.
Bensler and requested him st@make
them husband and wife, The name
ofthe intended bride was Miss Me-
linda Pope of Genesee, and the
prospective groom was William Con-
lin Of Vernon Miss Pope gave her.
age as %, while Mr.. Conlin inform
ed the Justice that he was Just .2l1
| years old. The Justice was q little
suspicious that the woufd-be hus-1
band was not so old as herepresent-,
ed himself, but as he sworel to the
fact and his statement was borne OUT
by the vigorous protestation' OF his
betrothed, the Justice performed
the ceremony. -; " ,.,. ...+.'--gI
Yesterday morning Justice Benz
sler was somewhat surprised at re-
ceiving visit from the newly made
Mrs. COnlin, accompanied by her
legal adviser, who desired a separa-
ton from her husband She wanted
the Justice to declare the marriage
null and void, and gave as her first
reason that her husband had com,
mitted perjury in swearing that be
was 21 years old, as he had not vet
reached that age. The Justice in
formed her that it was beyond his
province to undo the work which |
he had performed. 4 i,. laA .-,fs..s1 .,i... =
: Upon being pressed further as to
the cause of this sudden reyulsion
in her feelings toward her young
husband. the lady sobbingly admit
ted that she had married the wrong
man. She said that her husband \
was net the individual sbe-had-
tended TO marry, and thatswhen the
was Perfbrmed she was
under the beliefthat she was marry
ing her husbands brother..- al
hHer adviser Informed fthe surS |
prised Justice that there were two |
brothers named ColHn beafing 50
close a resemblance to each othet
that it is almost impossible tor Their
relatives to distinguish one from the
Other. The brothers are, however,
5he reverse of each other IN their
one ofthem being known
Ind respected as a sober and moral
Toung man, while the otheris said
o boa dissipated seapegraee.
N Miss Pope, rs appears, fixed her
Elections upon the moral brother,
md when he asked her TO marry
At least she thought Il
vas the respectable brother whom ;
he accepted, but she has. learned !
inco that, although her love was ]
.iven to the good..iyoung man, she
iad been mainly courted and won
y his brother. She thinks her
osition extremely unpleasant, as f,
he is not only marrTedto a manshe :
oes not love, but is, also unablerCto
ia the difference betwe cen her bns-
and aRd-his brother. IgI--
The Justice told her heveoHld do !
othing for her, and thedisconsoIate Z
ride departed. TDaqs 4 !
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me csihsion Betw'ssa Benton. : sna
Foofa. N"'N

-, 9aa.,,,-,av ,Fo0te.-, sf-su -. -
- Mrs Swisshelm giFea o graphic de.
scriptiong In the Chicago -ZFi i5llle, of The
scene between Senators Benton at1o
Foote, In April, 1880 The insult was
no sooner given by the hitter than there
was q ascufae- of to the right of the
Speaker, and tha ncuffe soon came to be
N perfect hurly-burly of loyertnrnine
chairs, men apringing over desks, cfyne
stOrderJ orderrr and above all the roar
of the hon. Unhand mel Stand of,
gehtlemenI"i AN eyes were turned IN
that directiono and al tmenbers ssesrned
anxious 10 gain tha spot where Benton
Was roaring and struggling to get away
from IS many men as could get hold OF
him. his coat TUNED back from hih shoul-
ders. and be trying 70 leave Ia The hands
OF his capte tSa In spite OF all they eould
do he got aintc che space around the
ssats. and maae some aproersssi toward
the place where the foe stood, fpn the
edge Of the, middle isleo Near the door.
Nobody held Foote. OF tried to hold HIM.
Indeed. he seemed 70 be fUrRotten, and
stood craring 2 his heck TO keep an eye on
the enemy, 1nt1 it tseamed1 as If Benton
would Est away from the. whole crowd
and through the fast. filling space be-
tween, them. leaving hia coat behind him
when the doughty 6tt1a man started al
double Quick down the islef toward the
SpeakefS n desk, drawing QUE las ne went
me largest sized pistoL CAS- hei ran he
lIdblrpd brer hiaD Dlaft shoulder andc back
O@ard with 0pals face epd when two oF
Ithrp feet from The railing TUNED paFtl-
80 LL1E ~ 4 - e.. 80 - fI.x fl<sw<,1r
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The capture Of Jefferson Davis will
be fully treated by Mr.. Burton ~. Har-
rison ina paper TO be published I'm an
early number Of the Century. II is q
narratiRe-of personal .cxpefienee, des-
criblng the retreat Of Mry Davis and
patty from Richmond at the close lot
thsIate war, aud it is said 10 be of de
cisiVe historical importance with regard
to the story of which there has been so
much dispute. ,.,..--.@-..-.--,,-,
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lassl,on rAolRRIsTQWN. III
tMAt HIGH SCHOOL.
led I'd I'll Davenport, A. NJ PTil..i'l
oaod "a 1888 -zfS64! !syFono3

4tf ~ 1yEaN $50 rTTTT 1yf2 u eNff AF.tt
| This school is located in Alorristowns East
Feahessee. in d healthy, business, growing town,
bon The East TenR nResseesl NirFnia nnds Georgia
-ailroad, and at the terminus of the Cincinnati,
lCrnnb befland G al1 and ChaFlest6u Raflroad There
I Z hsEs sEsry faeility f9r ipFeEeqtral, sqeial
t9thf hss1 session 81 y begsR Menday August 30
1883, and continue two terms Of l8 weeks each,
ATBfTIoN PER i FERN or is WEEKS.
orthegraphy. Residing, Pesmanship, Primary
Arithmetic and Primary Geography &c 90
Hh&Aesa Arithfnetic, English Grammar. de-
aogFaRhy, His tory aud < SoT0positi0n "a -, 9 90
Elementary Algebra, Natural PnflosspIty
khyateaA aH09ra ply and Iihetorfc > l1, ~ 90
Chemistry, Astronomy, Geology InteIlec-
s'tu1 and. Moral Philosophy. Logic, Higher
thSAaklsssIst and Greek = ..ss.. ll6 90
epeSaf es tha iuiidi and iis contingent fee oS
must be paid IN advance
I 4 Ne Adeduction WIN be made for abserce except
inspase qf protr4eted ilness.aRsff A-safsk {s
Competent assistants viii DO secuted to meet
She danendsn NJ tile hchoel.i3 & faka eaH
Il IIhe TfgqPtiops win be miid, pul rigdly snforc
Rparsiean be had frone s. 20 $40 PEI, ,nnanth
For iurlher particulars address the Principal
. nn 81 4utN1 nS1An &.J pAvENPORT,
Snf R0Slhi63w 81 hlrco 81 y r40fr's'oHn' Tenn.
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Dorsey says me hAS done with the
Republlaan party forever. OF course,
the nent hhihR qn the RrDarhmme u
for the Republican party 10 sas Dor
sey for breach OF promise of marriage,
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. Jay Gould says he is willing toHsell
his Western Union for the paltry2 pit
tanee of 100000, 900. 81 The aepotem-
plation Of patriotism that, would Ire-
luce man to penpry is simply ap.
palling. 49,, -.., :, .-,..,.,f., ,t..,,-y /!
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Entered at the ro-s once at MOrEistswn, Tenn,
usT IFssoOnd slAA4 TFsTll
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Haking Amends.

| dAv dranaist sitting, by, . friend at .
theeter contTiyed to, extract q handker-
chief from his pocket and transfer it to
his own. . Presently man behind him,
tapping him on the shoulder, whispered,
'Beg pardon; here's your purse. Didn't
know Iyou belonged to, the, profession;
all ri9htI al the same time slipping iRto
the amateur's hand the purse he had ex
traoted from his pocket The story may
pass. Cor altogether honor among thieves
has no existenee,sit is sppobsble that reg
ular practitioners ,aet, on the principle
that dog should not eat dog, That they
ever 10 an inch beyond that we do not
belieSs. even though we have it tion the
authority Of theoG G0ask0fs that Charles
Dickens once lost his watch at q theatre
il Paris, and found it at this bis hotel h with
note running:
1asrLT hops oyo you ? win excuse me: but
thought I was dealing with Frenchman,l and
not countryman. Finding out my mistake,
hasten to repair il by returning herewith the
watch stole from you. I beg you to recsive
the homage Of my respect, and believe me. my
dear countryman, your humble and obedlent
servants 10 lals sEEa A PIcK-PocKEr.
b sTrifers with feminine affections do not
always get off cheaply,y A young clergy
man, wise, enough to choose well, but
foolish enough to allow himself to be
ruled by his friends, after proposing 1toia
young ladyy declined to fulfill tine en-
gagement; and being sued for breach OF
promise, was east in damages 900.
This brought him to his senses. Seek
ing the plaintiff, he owned that he had
Behaved iifamoisly, Batavewed that he
hadsloved her all the while and loved. her
still, and prayed her, to forgive. and for
get s.sMy friends, ,, said he, s'can make
no objection now; they cannot say you
are without a penny, since you have
&c, 900 of your very own. "sS His pleading
proved irresistible. nand the lady, and
money were soon hisoyn again. .-C Cham
',e yer il1t y0e'tftet x s9sfg M bIsd haK vhca
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THE MORRISFOWN GAZETTE

Subscription Price, 81 80,
INuariably ia adranee, ofhSrleise 81.
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z 113 An EbkIIzh Tefef4nary Surgeon and Chemist
ss yroW tFayeling In this couptry. says that most
= ara worthless frxkh- He says that Sheridan
: p Condition powders are absolutely pure and :
faI b pint food. Sold everywhere, Of sent b.
rat sms8Ta o1a sbeq adt 1szl1 .sta9xED
asf1Isda s1il ssBl zool ysds nsd1 .bs
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f@AluGA .tegHE 8lf ulQQIE Eaff u lgs
,.ssIIherc, We're Tears on His Cheeks y
,ft'Iord bless you, but, I, had never
given him a second look. I knew that
he was a Norwegian, slow but solid,
hardly able to speak a word of English,
and IneYerI cared whether he had a rel
atiye.. on earth. Perhaps it looks q
bit hard hearted in me, but am driven
from morning till night. and I must drive
the men hnder me. When want hod-
carrier I look for museley and when ]
hare found, muscle I don't look further
for sentiment, e., ..tt .,.---s
""How did the accident happen ?''
He stepped off the soafold z7ioAo
~ tsAnd is badly hurt?' BqsTss'' sdt 10
sdf'ts Yes, though f. think 1heo will pub
Through Any man might have blundered
as he did, but since I have learned how
it was with him I've felt womanish In my
heart. "glha 4iot altE gIClh eto1 naE
gHtt How was it?p z5slbagd .asss swat
he had Just got his hod filed
with bricks down there when two or
three OF his countrymen came along and
told him that his baby boy was dead.
They had just come from his house on
Russell street to bring him the news.
He came up on the scaffold with his hod,
probably intending to notify me of his
affection. His eyes must have been full
of tears, and as he stepped out he missed
his distance and went to- the ground.
There were tears on his checks when we
picked him up, and the only word he, Mt
tered was to speak his dead boys name.
had looked upon him only as an old
Norwegian, but I found that he was a
husband and father, man with love and
faith, q father who. went home at might
TO coo with his, baby and kiss the, wife
who had left all behind to follow him
over the sea, and I tell you Il feel like
asking his forgiveness and doing all !
IAN tosoften the grief (which has come
upon his humble home. - Exchange. =
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No Offer Refused for the fol-
Iolcing LOTS: ~ -

B.B54fss3 RFrRss Rb66R Rb66R
what the goods have been
sold,foE eas wehR3 40 show
their intrinsic valtte - = :
H.
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. sSeheROk ssafstltiis Asa 5s1,..sliss, su..1r
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AGEaTs M ! Wanted S;'Is;i1 Z sIbes les

3Ae ioeselt fasf heeded . ssAseIe Lbcral terms
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IJOHN6ON'S AWODYNE LlNaRN ENT Sasf gS5assdf

Nsnra Sore Bed q the Lungs
pamphlet
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Application for a Pater /:
NJ. 1s2
USrIED sIlIrs LAxD oFIIcx.


Eureka, Ntva6s, February eth. 4 D.Ie63
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT D. J.
IN Fallis, whose post ofice address IL Ctn-
cinnati. Ohio. has this dsy fled his sppiication
for patent for fifteen huDdrd Iins sr feet Of
the Illinois mire or vein tearing gold and silver
with surface ground six hundred feet in width.
situated in PahraDsgat ale Mining District.
county Of lincoln. and State Of Nevars, and
designated by 'he Geld notes and of6cisl plat
on file In this ofice as lot No. 40 and IS, IN
tosnship 8, South Rsrae. 30 East Of Mount Dis
bio meridian. The exterior hounds1iss & said
lot No. 40 and 50 bs ing IS follows, to wit:
Beginr ing at post N narf<d No 4, o Survey
No 40. ebepce he eOuth u pest Of sec z, II 3.
8 r, 50 Z, bears ssh deg sl3 feet. thence.
running. lst courfe, CO deg 1860 feet TO
post married. No 2, q Survey No 40 snd IS:
therce. I'd course. n 70 deg " GO feet to
pest marked No s. US Survey 10 40 and IS:
thence. Sd course. 81 deg Z 1st0 feet 10 pot
marked No4, U Survey No 10 and IS: thence.
Sth course, s 23 deg E GO fset TO post No ], the
place OF beginning. Containing 70 e6 100 acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian with
magnetic variation Of 16 deg East Of Pahrana-
gat Lake mining district slF
The location of this miEe is recorded in the
Recorders Office Of Lircoln county, Nevada.
This claim is bounded by no known claims.
Any and all persons cisimirg adversely any
portion Of said "Illinois mine or surface
ground are N quired TO file their adverse claims
with the Register Of the United States Land
Office at Eureka. in the State OF Nevada. duripg q
the sixty days period Of publication h.rsof or
they will be barred by virtue Of the provisions
ef the Statute.
F.H. HINCKLEY. Register,
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
Of application for patent be published for the
period Of ten consecutive weeks in the Pioche
RECORD, q weekly newspaper, published at
Phoebe. Lincoln county. Nevada. 4A
fi7.l0t. F.H. HINCKLEY. Register.
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GREAT. ENeINEERINo PROJECTS

The next decade seems likely to be one
memorable for the great engineering
works undertaken in nearly all the civil
lied countries OF the world. To say
nothing Of the Panama Canal, the other
railway, canal, tunnel and bridge
schemes now under consideration would
make the age remarkable. In France
vast canal is projected, to connect the
Atlantic at Bordeaux with the Mediter.
anean. Asubterranean telegraph cable
is now IN progress of construction, to ex.
tend from Paris to Marseilles, and
great pPnber of new railways have been
proposed, the total length being about
fourteen thousand miles, while nearly
thirty-fvc hundred are already in pro-
cess OF construction. In England the
great Manchester Ship Canal has been
definitely decided upon, and the manu-
featuring cities of Preston and Stoke.
upon-Trent are about to take measures
for putting themselves in direct commu-
nication with the sea; while the number
of new railway lines projected is far in
excess Of that for any recent year. In
Scotland the Firth of Forth, or Queens
ferry bridge, with its two enormous
spans, will attract much attention among
engineers. In Germany, comprehensive
plan has been proposed for connecting
all the great rivers Of Central Europe by
| a system of canals, so that vessels can
sail without interruption, except by
locks, from the Adriatic to the Baltic,
and from the Black Sea to the German
Ocean. Besides this, communication is
intended to be open between the various
portions of the inland country by cross
canals, connecting the Danube and the
Rhine, the Danube and Elbe, and the
Oder A separate scheme much favored
in Germany, and if we are not mistaken
already in train for carrying into effect,
is for ship-canal across the neck of the
Danish peninsula, shortening the dis.
| tance between the North Sea and the
Baltic, and, avoiding the necessity for
sending ships of war to and from Russia
and Germany past the guns Of the Dan.
ish forts at Elsinore.-[American Archi.
tect.
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for a Patent
No. T13,
UxI1KD STATES LAND osricE.

Eureka, Nevada, March .3. 1854.
NOTICE lS HtREBY GIVEN THAT JAMES
IN J. Smith and George Morton. VI hose post
cfhce address Ia Tempiute. Lincoln County, Me-
vaoa, has this day fled his application for =
patent for fifteen hundred linear feet Of the
Legal Tender mine, or vein besring silver.
with surface ground six hundred feet in width.
situated In Tempiute Mining District. County
Of Lincoln and State of Nevada, and designated
by the field notes and official plat on fle in this
office AZ lot number SO. located on unsurveytd
being as follows. TO wit: 8FN
Beginning at a post married No l, U q survey
No, bs, the same being post No of U survey
No 66 and 81, lots "a" whence U mineral
monume mt No 3, on Coyote Peak, bears 8 II deg
81 min w 1853 feet. Thence running, 1T course,
~ deg v 600 feet, to Lcst married No :, u u
survey No 58; thence, Cd course, N deg 3 1900
feet, to post marked No 8, q 3 survey No 50;
thence Sd course, s 81 deg y eco feet, to post
marked No 4, u 8 survey No 50, the same ing
post No 2 Of U survey No 81, lot "a, |" Sterling
lode, and the nee, 4th course, 8 6deg " 1900
feet, to post No !, thc place Of beginning. Con-
tanning 20 63.lOO acres. Magnetic variation l6
degrees 80 min east
The location OF this mine 10 REGARDED in the
Recorder's ohice Of Tempiute Mining District,
In book "D," page 2C0, OF the records Of said
district. This claim is bounded on the east BY
the sterling, Any and all persons claiming ad-
versely sny portion Of said Legal Tender Mine
or surface ground are required 10 dle their I'd
verse claims with ,he Register Of the United
States Land Once At Tureks, In the State OF Ne
vads, during the sixty says period Of publics-
tton hereof, or they will be barred by virtue 81
the provisions Of the Statute.
F.H. HINoKLEy, Rsgistsr.
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A YOUNG MANS PERIL.
Mary Ann and Her Mother Have Con.
suited u La wyer.

Thev were in to see lawyer yester-
day, Mary Ann and her mother. Mary
Ann was little embarrassed, but the
old woman was calm. When they spoke
about breach-of-promise case the law
yer asked:
"What evidence have you got?"
"Mary Ann, produce the letters"
commanded the mother, and the girl
took the cover off willow basket and re-
marked that she thought 927 would do
to begin on. The other G5l would be
produced as soon as the case was fairly
before the Court.
"And outside these letters: ?" querried
the lawyer.
"Mary Ann, produce your dairy"
said the mother. Nov turn to the
heading Of Promises and tell how
many times this marriage business was
talked over"
"The footing is PA times" answered
the girl.
"Now, turn to the heading OF Dar.
ling, and give us the number of times
he has applied the term to you"
"IiI have figured right the total is
1884 times"
81 guess you counted pretty straight,
for you are good in arithmetic. Now
turn to the heading 'Woodbine Cottage,
and tell us how many times he has
talked Of such home for you after
marriage"
"The footing is 1895 times
Very well. This lawyer wants to be
sure that we've got case. How many
times has Charles Henry said he woald
die for you?'
"Thres hundred and fifty" said th'
girl, as she turned over leaf.
"How many times has he called 20,
an angel?'
"Oyer 1000, mamma"
"How about squeezing hands y
"Over 1884, 900 squeezes,
"And kisses n
| "Nearly 4l7,000."
''There's our case" said the mother, a
she deposited basket and dairy on tn
table and went out.
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Application for a Patent
No. Isl.
UNrrID STATES LArD OrfIcK,

UNITED sTATES LAFD OFffcR,
Eureka. Nevada. February 9, A. d. 1883
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT D. J.
IN Fallis and D. Lehmer, whose postofAce
address is Cincinnati. Ohio. have this day fled
their application for patent for hf'een hun
dred linear feet OF the 'Indan Chief" mine or
vein bearing gold and silver, with surface
ground six hundred feet in width. siiusted
In Pahrsnscat Lake Mining District, County
of Lincoln and State of Nevada, and designated
by the field notes and official plat file In this
Office as Lot Number SO. in Township 3. South
Range. SO East Of Mount Diablo Meridian. The
exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. 80 being III
follows, to wit:
Beginning at post marked No ]. Sur.
vey No 80, whence the Il post between secticps
80 and 20. rs. ST.. SO f. y N. bears n deg
Is min 7e0 feet, and the mouth Of spripger's
Tunnel bars IGh deg W 100 feet. Thence
rupning, LIST course, 8 deg As min " 1850 feet
to post marked No 2, 8 Survey No 80. old
monument be ars IL feet from said post No o.
Theme, I'd course. \ - deg Is min W 600 feet.
tn post marked No 8. Survey No 50; old
monument bearsi N "a deg " 20 feet from said
post No 8. Thence. Sd course. n 5 deg A6 min
ltCO feet. to post married No 4. q Survey No
80: old monument bears 81 deg 50 min W "a
feet from post No4. Thence, lth course, q "a
deg is min z 600 feet, to pokt married No the
place Of beginning. Maenetic variation ls dtg
East containing 20 6s-lC0 acrts.
The location Of this mine is recorded In
the Recorders ofhce of Lincoln County, State OF
Nevada. in Book Of Minirg Notices, page 7s8
This claim is bounded by M known elsims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said "lndisn Chief" mine or sur
isce ground sre required to nlc their adversz
claim With the Register Of the United 6tatei
L. nd ONCE ut Rurek a. in the Ssste Of Nevada
during the sixty days period Of publication
hereof. or they will be barred by virtue Of Ii.
| provisions OF the statute.
+. d. HNCKLEY. Register.
II "a axl-
Of application for patent be published for tn
period Of ten consecutive weeks in the Pioch
RICO D. weekly nevfpsper. pnblisked .
| Pioche. Lincoln county. Nevada
il III I0k - n HIHCKI EY R~uisaa.
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NJ
A very estimable woman. 40 far

A very estimable woman, so far as
character is concerned, was sent with
recommendations to Senator Vest, Of
Missouri, for place in one Of the de.
partments. Understanding that cler.
ical post was what she wanted, the Sen
ator told her to make application in
writing Next day the woman brought
her formal application. The Senator and
friend looked it over and concluded
that it clearly showed the writer incom.
petent for the position sought. She was
informed of the verdict, and said, with q
burst of tears, snow see how easy it is
to make mistake. That was written
by person high up in the department.
as for myself, / can't write at all ICON
msrcial Gazette.
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1t is hard to personate and act part
long for where truth is not at the bot
tom, nature win always be endeavoring
to return, and will peep out and betray
herself one time or other. --LTillotson.
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NOTICE.

Get your Job Work done Rt ths
vRsoOgdu OfIice.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-03
THE RECORD

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