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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-18
KESSRBEc COUNTY

Alexander Troop, of Gardiner, will ct! once
commence building either at the old Grant
shipyard in Farmingdale or at some point in
Gardiner, a small steamer OF the propeller pat
tern seventy feet long by fifteen feet wide over
all, with eleven feet beam. She will be caps
bic of carrying from i50 to 200 people She
will be a convenient craft forsmall excursions
along the Kennebec, or the islands, but NAV
go to some more distant point il wanted.
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rESoBscor COUNTY.

Col. Greene asked Bangor 20 subscribe Sl5,-
000 which will ensure the building OF that sec
tion of the proposed Shore line between Suili-
van and Bangor Eighteen persons have
pledged $500, and the committee, Messrs
Morse, Snow and Hayward appeal TO the clti-
say that the two counties OF Washington and
Hancock that this road will traverse contain a
population of $1,000, with an assessed valuation
of SlSO00,000 aud real valuation OF at least
SI0,000,00O, and that the road will be of inesti-
mable advantage TO Banpnr
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rrscArAQurs COUNTY

wsrdens Davis, of winn, and Wormell, of
Bethel, have just returned from q trip TO Trout
Brook, forty miles from Patten. They were
sent there by Commissioner Stillwell, who had
been informed that poachers were slaushtering
deer and moose IN that vicinity. Davis and
Wormell represented themselves as hunters
and fishermen aud completely pulled the wool
over the eyes Of tho poachers. They succeed
ed IN securing the carcasses and hides of five
moose that had been unlawfully killed. They
sscertained that some eleven men have been
In the Trout Brook region killing deer and
moose, and that there has been fearful
slaughter of game. AS the me $50 that were
captured were killed in Piscataquis county the
poachers viii have to be taken TO Dover for
trial. Notwithstanding the vigilance and ex-
ertions of the commissions and wardens the
game laws In some parts of the State are vio-
lated with impunity.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Including tho railroad bonds, the tetal bond
ed debt OF Calais is now $13l,000, and tho total
city debt is S144 I'D 04 to meet which there are
resources Of St02, ,546.66, so that the net debt
now amounts to sal ,5T4,30, and the property OF
the city, at moderate valuation, exceeds the
net debt by $4,000, During the past year
$4,000 of bonds have been paid
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(By Telegraph0
LIVERPOOL, April 17-12, 80 P.M.-Cotton market
easier; uplands at 11-16d; Orleans 5s4 d; sslss
10000 bales speculation and export 1o0e bsseei
futures are fiat,
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BY TELEGRAPH.


METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THR NExr rwRNTY-FouR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, ID. G.
April Is, l A. M.
For New England.
Fair weather, light variable winds, slight
changes in temperature, and stationary or
higher barometer.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
a disturbance of slight energy is developing
in the lower Missouri valley, and the storm
which was central near Cape Hatteras yester-
day has moved eastward followed by severe
gales ON the Middle Atlantic and North Caro-
lima coast. Fair weather prevails tonight in
all districts with warmer northerly winds in
the South Atlantic and East Cult States, and
warmer southerly winds in New England,
ohio and lower Missouri valleys and south
west, northerly and easterly winds prevail in
Minnesota with cooler fair weather,
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California sIininx.:ssocIs..


lBy Ielegraph.)
NEW YORK, April 17.-Money on call loaned du-
ring the day between 5d6: prime mercantile paper
at bss d61z. Exchange dull at 483 for long and
4.S5 for short. Governments are irregular. State
bonds neglected. Railroad bonds quies and without
feature.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat.
ed 5O2. 600 shares.
(a1ra opfC
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CbIcage Grain Qastatiens.

PORTLAND, April IL
The following quotations Of Grain were received
by telegraph to-day by Bigelow Il Co., l57 Com
mercial street. Portland:
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Prohipitory Amendment defeated
CnupaotfnY1f

HARTFORD, April 1.-THE Senate has de-
feated the prohibitory constitutional amend
ment, II nays and yeas, and absentees. A.
two-thirds vote was required to submit IL to
the people.
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stock markes.:

LIVERPOOL. Steamship Peruyian-25 packages
Bailey & Co,
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The store of Messrs. Atwood, Spauldiug &
Co., in Brckfeld, was broken into on Sunday
night, the Sth inst, BY party of tramps, four
In number, three whites and one negro, who
carried of goo Is to the amount OF about S75
consisting of clothing, boots, shoes, cutlery,
&c. The burglars entered by window ia the
portion Of the store occupied by George NJ
Atwood as printing office. They left town
By way Of the railroad track toward Mechanic
Falls, as some as the stolen goods were found
on the track by section men Monday morning
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MARINE NEWS.

A Portland Fishing Vessel Leaking.
HALIFAX, April 17.-Fishing schooner Con-
test, Of and from Portland for Western Banks,
and Charles P. Barrett OF Gloucester, from
Western Banks, put in here today, both leak
ing badly. They viii go on the marine slip
for repairs.
A Richmond Ship Ashore at victoria'
B. @.
VICTORIA, b. O., April IA shipping dis
aster occurred at this port yesterday, four yes
sells being blown ashore in the harbor. The
wind blew hurricane for fifteen hours. YES
sci after vessel parted her cable and was
driven ashore. One sailor was killed by fall
ing far. Among the vessels ashore is the ship
Gettysburg of Richmond, Me-, ship Tiger and
bark Connaught (British.) II is said ship
masters were warned to take their ships inside
of Esquimaux Harbor but neglected the warn
ing.
Tidings of Distress.
PHILADELPHIA, April 17--Captain Whyte,
of the English steamship Nettleworth, arrived
at this port tonight from Cardenas, with car
go of sugar. She reports that on April 10,
Cape Henlopen bearing % miles distant,
passed large light screen with attachments
with word ALERT upon 1t. A short time pre-
vious passed q number of petroleum cases and
barrels. The wreckage had the appearance of
having been but short time in the water and
apparently was the result OF a collision.
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STATE NEWS.
KNOX COUNTY.

Wm. A. Simonton, of Rcckland, a truck
man, committed suicide Monday morning by
hanging himself with a halter. Cause, the
crazed effects Of drinking. He was 81 aud
esngla
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NEW YORK.
Fall OF a wall

Fall OF Wall.
ROCHESTER, April 17.-Thirty fset of the
north wall of the Galliger building used for
manufacturing purposes near Maia street, fell
at midnight, causing loss Of several thousand
dollars.
Prohibition Killed in New York.
ALBANY, April 1.-THE bill prohibiting the
manufacture and sale Of liquors was killed in
the Senate today.
Two Murders.
New YORK. April 17-In drlnken fight in
a Mulberry st. saloon &c night. Thomas Hart
fatally stabbed Frank Reilly.
Diedrich Mabnken a Brooklyn grocer, this
afternoon met Diedrich Stiffens. opposite his
residence in Brookly, and shot him dead with
out word of warning. 1t is said he suspected
Stiffens of undue intimacy with his wife.
, 1883-04-26
Ercnch Bark augustine,
British Bark Caspar.

From Valparaiso via Astoria.
Neither the captain nor the undersigned
OF agents Will be responsible for debts con-
tractcd by the crew OF the above named yes
sci JAMES DAVIS, Master
RothschildN & Co. Agents
Port Townsend February ~, 1888.
, 1883-04-26

So per 1000 for cigars and 8 cents per
pound for tobacco. Blanks will be fur
nished dealers on which to make out
their schedules. They will also have to
affix lab to each package, containing
the name, place and collection district,
These labels will also be furnished in
case parties do not wish to have their
own labels printed to save work of writ
ing. The Collectors office here will not
be supplied with these labels May LIST, on
account of the impossibility of printing
the enormous quantity needed, SO that
as it seems now; the only way to do will
be to have the tobacco and cigars count
ed and listed May 1st, and labels printed
for themselves.
, 1883-04-26

The Port Townsend Amateur Band
will furnish Music Friday and Saturday
evenings in connection with the school
drama.
The steamer Phantom, from Seabeck,
came down Sunday. She is a much bet
ter looking craft than she was when she
ran the route between here and Neah
Bay.
The Wyman Comedy Co. commence
their performances here tonight with
"Yakie, or the Emigrant's Oath" 1t
ought to be good for it was written by
a newspaper man.
We are informed that Mr.. Stewart
Campbell, whom we mentioned a few
days ago as being badly injured at Port
Blakely was so low on Saturday that his
life was despaired of.
The steamer Helen is to be hauled out
on Tobey's ship ways, and thoroughly
overhauled and repaired, preparatory
for the summer work, which, Judging
from present indications is going to be
heavy.
Mr.. H. A. Tucker completed the foun-
dation of Mr.. +. A. Bartlett's new resi-
dence, and will put the building up as
rapidly as possible. Mr.. Tucker is a
master at his trade and will put up a
hrst-class house,
We are informed that the Rev. Mr..
Spangler, Of Oak Harbor, is seriously ill.
DR.. Minor was called on to attend him,
and went across yesterday, by way of
Deception Pass, on the Dispatch. With
the heavy wind blowing this must have
been anything but pleasanl trip.
Geo. p. Wall, advance agent for Leo's
Ideal Pleasure Party, is in town, arrang.
ing for the appearance of his company
in this place, on Monday next. This
company comes to the Sound with an
unrivalled reputation, having gained
the reputation of being the "grandest
aggregation of acknowledged specially
stars ever congregated togather.'
, 1883-04-26
Enon SatmrdnY.s lsaiYy.

We are told the mill will begin run
ming on full time again Monday. The
company have obtained large number
of logs, some of which are in their pond
and others on WILDLY Island wairing to
be towed over.
The Goliah brought down from Port
Gamble, last night, large quantity OF
specially selected lumber for Capt. R.W.
DeLion, who will use it in the construc-
ton of a large and elegant dwelling
house on the hill. Masons are at work
laying a stone foundation for the build
ing.
Sometime since q merchant Of this
place commenced delivering goods sold
in the store free of charge This started
the rest and now most all deliver goods,
many having their own wagons. The
last to start adelivery Of their own is
Plummer & Terry gho having obtained
a hansome, young, gray horse and a
strong, well built wagon, perfectly
adapted for the business, commenced
operations this morning. 1t will be a
grsnd advertisement for their business.
The calico ball spoken of few days
ago will come off on the first Wednesday
in May. The committee Of arrangements
have spared no pains in their attempts TO
made the evening enjoybl e. To assist
this object they have arranged for a con-
cert in connection with the dance, to
come off Immediately preceding il. Me-
days orchestra, of Seattle, considered
the best in tho territory, has been ca
gagged to furnish music for the ball, and
will also conduct the concert. GentE =
men and ladies are requested, it poss,-
BILE, to appear in calico suits. Tickets,
So, for sale ut G. G. Bartlett's and Water
man & Katz'. None but holders Of
tickets to the ball will be admitted to
the concert.
, 1883-04-26
British Bk. Star of Peace.

FROM MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIt
NEITHER The CAPTAIN nor the undersigned
Agents, viii be responsible for debts ntrac-
ted by the officers or crew or the above named
vessel; ii FRANCIS, Master.
ROTIlSCHILD & Co, agents.
Port Townsend, Dec. 4, 1882.
, 1883-04-26
FOR THE LADIES.

Ladies' suffering from sick head
aches, neuralgia, colds, fevers, indi-
gestion and habitual constipation will
find Syrup Of Figs as effective in af
fording relief as it is pleasant to the
taste. 1t acts thoroughly yet gently,
q very small quantity sutlicing to re-
move all impurities from the system,
and makes one feel happier and
brighter. Large bottles for sale and
trial bottles free at n. D. Hill & Sons
Drug Store,
, 1883-04-26

@. Donovan, Recorder Unfortunately,
We lost our memorandum, and cannot
give the list completed The Lodge
starts out with hattering prospects, and,
as there are more anxiousto join it, and
two or three old members to transfer to
it by card, it will have twenty or more
when full fiedged
, 1883-04-26
British b07'B BMtesAire

From TRlchuuuo, Chilli,
Neither the Ctptuin or the undersigned
agents OF the above named vessel, VIII ber
spOnsibe for debts contracted by the officers
and crew thereof.
J.J. JONES, Muster.
ROthschild & Co., agents.,
Port Townsend Jan. 30, 1883.
, 1883-04-26
French bark Felix EStiVant.

From Valparaiso.
Neither the CNptaIn nor II undersigned
Agents will De responsible fora tscOntnIcted
by the crew of the above name 'e-srl
(. .GRANL ~, Master.
RuTHCIILD & Co., Agents.
Port Townsend, Jan. 2i, 1883.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-07
Charley Amendment.

STATE OF TEXAs, COUNTY OF DALLAS,
- Notice Is hereby given that the city coun.
Gil OF the city OF Dallas will apply to the egsla-
ture Of the ,tote ofTexas at the present session
now In progress at Austin Texas, for the follow.
Ing amendment TO the present charter of said
city, to.wit
That section lOl OF the charter of the city of
Dallas approved August 9, 1876 be and the
same Is her by amended, so az TO read rs fol.
lows: section l0l-lt shall be the dutyof the as.
SCISSOR aud collector between the LIST day Of Jan.
| uary and the 5th day Of April OF each year 10
| make and return 10 the city council full and
| complete assessment of all property, real and
personal In said city, on the list day Of January
| liable to municipal taxation, together with the
| cash value of all goods, wares and merchandise
| owned or kept on hand for sale by any mer-
chanton helst day OF January Of that year to.
| gethcr with thu cash value Of ali property real
and personal, belonging to any corporation, also
| n list OF all insurance companies doing business
| In said city and the name of the agent of the
| same, together with amount of premium rccciy q
ed oy each, verified by affidavit Of the az mt of
such company. The city council shall have
power In Its discretion ~ Its last regular meet.
| INK in december Of each year, TO appoint two
resident ftee.holdors of the city OF Dallas, quail.
| lied voters, To be called assistant assessors.
whose duty II shall be when so appointed, TO ut.
tend with the assessor and collector at the
time of making said asses men for the year fol.
lowing their appOintmtu, and having equal
powor aud authority wtlh ne assessor and col.
leCor, together with said SCISSOR and collector
4 To make and return 10 the city council fu,l
| and complete assessment Of all property per.
SonNl and real as above provided: and they
! shall a;tcu1 aud assist the assessor and coloc.
to- IN receiving the lists of prop rty aud state.
! mcuts OF merchants and others NY the not r,
quircd to be delivered to said assessor and col.
| lcctor, and their compensation and further du
les aud power shall he such as the city council
may by ordinance provide
| ]. W. CRONDUS, Mayor.
! AtiOst q. NJ GNfSV ,itv gn,rnfa ~.
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and we're granted and the judgment set
aside, aud the execution and returns
quashed. Appellant excepted 10 this action
because at the time the district court had
no further jurisdiction OF the case, as Jnrls-
dicti0n had vested in the supreme court by
the filing of the appeal and supersedeas
bond. At the next term the case was called
for trial. The appellant refused 20 appear
aud answer and the case was dismissed Tor
the want of prosecution. 70 this appellant
appealed. Held, as all the proceedings
were had during the one term, the district
court had jurisdiction and control over the
case. Because an appeal had been per
fected to the supreme court would not dl-
vest the district court of jurisdiction if the
proceedings were all had daring the one
term. ,Rehearing refused. Judgment af-
1irmed, Per curiam.
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OchiIiree's Breakfast Party

WAsnINGToN, D. c., February 3.--Honor.
able Tom Ochiltree gave a breakfast party
to-day that was one of the most recherche
OF the season. The guests were all young
ladies' including Miss Singleton of Illinois
Misses Blackburn and Jacob of Kentucky
Miss Glasgow Of Virginia, and Misses
Armstrong and Wilcox OF Texas. Mrs
Secretary New acted IA chaperon. Aitel
the dejeunier they attended the Salviu
matinee at the National. The beauty o
the young ladies and the exquisite flora
accompan,ments attracted universal admi
ration,-7lSpecial Dispatch to the Globe
Democrat,
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AT recent Washington reunion General
Chamberlain INDUCED in little glorilica-
ton of Bowdoln college, over which he pre-.
sides. He reports considerable relaxation
IN discipline, and finds the students "wor.
thy of all the confidence which is rcposed
in them" That institution has FURNISHED
TO NATION president, - seuators and rep
reaentatives in congress, II judges Of high
courts, 8 governors OF states, Il college
presidents u Longicllow,a Hawthorne and
au ), $, Prentiss " President Chamber
lain's praise OF his students was hardly cool
before ne was called home by news of a haz.
ing sCrape
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MEN VOUS nEagT.yTv.

We Warrnhl SiX Boxes Of Dr. Z, Q, WFsl Is
Norve and hrain Treatment 10 cure all
Siyous Disease, either male or female ai
whatever nature such rs Nervous hoad.
uhc, Mental Depression, Loss OF Memory,
Spcrmstorrhra and Involuntary Eml,ln,iS'
caused by overwork of the brain, self-ahuSc'
etc, and will give written guarantee with
each s. order, agreeing to refund The mopcy
II the treatment does not effect cure IN six
mon,hs, Price, 81 per box; six boxes ior sb
Acnt prepaid bymail on rece,r' OF price Qua,
antees issued by " FRED LCHSoN Whole.
ale aud RcIail Druggist Now Orleans Ia Or
ora nv natl at regular pr,na
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D.N,E AHy&CO.
GEojaisIs and Bays 0aifitGTc,
'rncr Elm and Lamar ana Corner,
flm and pNYGrns.
0-itN Ordiual,cc.

IN COMpLiANCG WITH a RESOLUTION
adopted AT L regular meeting Of lhe CITY
Council held an the 10th day of january, less,
the following sections of chapter 50, article OF
the e ordinances urc hereby published, to.wlt
duty OF all owners of property along any side.
walk 10 Keep the same, together with the curblnp
and guttCnng tn eJod repair and free of ohStr,lc,
items OF GO kinds, except such as are permitted
ny oroinance Any ono falling TO comply with
this section, after three DAYS notice nom CITY
cnGiuccG shall he deemed guilty OF misdc.
mcanor AMI upon conviction shall be fined In
any sum not less than el5 nor more than slOO and
each day shall constitute n separate ollcnsc,
section VI The occupant Of any building
shalt allow any trash, disl or filth to remain ia
The gutter or on the sidewalk In front of his
prom scs for longer time than six hours, ne
shall he deemed guilty VI misdemeanor, and
upon conviction In the Mayors Court shall be
sn n a swINC ,4,., q .s". ''""
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3tein Advertisements.
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY
GIL AND el3 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA

CAPITAL, Sl000,U00 charter Pc nj,
Acts rs executor, administrator assignee, re-
ceivcr, guard N, attorney, ag37t trustee and
committees, alone or IN connection with all indi
yidual appointce.
Takes charge of the property Of abseutees and
non. residents, collects and RENTS income
promptly and discharges faithfully the duties of
every iid1oiary trust and agency known 10 the
law.
safes for rent within BuTglar-prcof Vaults of
the most appro yed construction.
Wills kept in Fire aud burglar-prOof Safes
without charge Plate, securities and all other
charge for safe return or specific indemnify
Car trusts aud other approved securities for
sale.
Interest allowed on MONEYS deposited for def
mite periods or upon ten days notice.
w. q PATTERSON, President
HESTER CLYMEh Vi"e-PfesideIt.
MAHLoS s. STOKES, Treasurer.
FRANCIS HAC0S Ace 'etary and Trust Ol,Cer.
DIRECTORS.
W. e. Patterson, Hon. II i. Bayard,
James Long Wilmington, Def;
Alfred Gillett, Or GeOf.e W. RELY,
Hon AL ison White, Harrisburg, Pa;
DR.. &. =. Turner, Hon J, s. Africa,
y. Y Patterson, Huntington, Pa
John T H0nrOe, Hon. II Clymcr
Joseph | kecfe, Reading, Pa
Thomas Il. Patton, Henry :. Eckert
W. j. Mead, Rcatins Pa;
James : Martin, Edmund s. DOty,
DR.. D. Hayes Agnew, Meilliulown, Pa;
II. H. Hou'ton, Hon l.. f. Monaghan
John q. Reading, West Chester, Pa;
Philadelphia, ia; General WV II Davis
Hon, Il. +, Randolph, DOylestOwn Pa;
MorristowD, n. j.. Charles W Cooper,
AltppAn,1p ID,
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CARNIVAL PRIZE $4,000
1867 Prizes, amounting to.....".,
CFRTIFyCATE

We do hereby certify that We supervise the
nual Drawings of the Louisiana State LOTTERY
Com pauy, aud IN person manage aud control
the drawings themselves. and that the same ART
conducted with honesty ftirneSs and In COED
ath toward all parties. We authorize the
company 10 use this certificate, with tae~simiOi
of our signatures attached. in its advertise
inpntS
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No man knows what ministering angel
his wife is until he comes home one day,
suffering with dreadful cold and she hap.
pens to have n bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup in the house.
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Rev. S. |. Ferguson, Five Points Mission,
New York, recommends st. Jacobs Oil for
Rheumatism and other painful ailments.
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SEYMoUR, HUNT a. 90 ,ESTABLisHGD
- In 1879. 8 Exchange Court New York. 1913

La Sale street. Chicago
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Special FACILITIES for the purchase and sale OF
Stocks, Bonds Grain, Provisions
hufer TO Mechanics National Bank, New York;
Fifth National Bank, Chicago, and German Sc.
cnrity Bank. Louisville, Ky.
J. N. SEYMOUR Member New York Stock Elk
change,
j. 4. Hunr, Member Chicago Board of T.ade
1, SKNuOup
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MISCELLANY.
DeoiSionS OF the Supreme Court--A
Valuable Contribution

To The Library of the wide.Awske
Texas Lawyer.
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On my exchange list now have the
Clarksyi,le Standard, edited by that vet
eran Texas journalist, Charles Demorse, 1t
is indeed treat to peruse his able editor.
iais ana see how correct he stands on all
matters of importanoe.-I Athens Narrow
Gauge
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Seine Opinions of the state Journals
on Standard
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per w ossn S sTOeedsd etpp pattern err
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!. r..sy don,t .,...e.--A.

ss q s sny nm fuss s1oa. IL su
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That Wa. ~ A.,
or on finally passed.
y suniional trea.-
@O, or into the
the prope.
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A young politician explained the tattered
condition Of Lis trousers to his father by
stating that he was sitting under an apple
tree enjoying himself when the farmers
dog came along and contested his seat
Hamilton Herald.