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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-27

The loss Of an old landmark is mourned
in Omaha. 1t was the house OF the great
man among the first settlers, once considered
priDcely mansion, but long since fallen
into decay, and the Omahas talk of il AZ
wonderfully sncient-but it was bull. no
longer ago than l3j6
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-27

The largest man in the British service is
Lieutenant Switzerland, OF the Fifty.sixth
Regiment. He is s feet inches high. and
weighs about "a pounds.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-27

"And SO, Uncle Samuel, you have
brought me back all this way to tell me
you have found ME wife" But it is
out ofthe question. There Is only only
one woman in the world you could in
duce me TO marry, and she will not
marry me"
await until you have seen my
daughter" said his uncle, with be-
nign smile.
at is scarcely worth while to quar-
rel at our first meeting" thought Roger
as he came slowly down stairs As the
dinner bell sounded.
Then he opened the door and entered
the room.
Standing before the fire, with her
back TO him, he saw slender female
figure, with soft brown hair braided
smoothly into a crown upon a we'll
shaped head, and her trailing silk robe,
of pale hue, hanging in statuesque folds
about her.
She turned slowly, and brought him
face to face with Janet Lynde.
"Janet, you here" he cried eagerly,
his whole handsome face lighting up
with delighted smile. IL suppose, !"
slowly, "a the smile faded, but with
her hand still tightly clssPed in his,
that you are msrried~
mo, not married." Janet answered.
"At least, )" he said, drinking in the
beauty Of her face with hungry eyes
at least, you are more prosperous"
with quick glance at her heavily jew
eled hands and the richness of her
ivory-tinted gown.
"Ses; 4 have been greatly blessed 4"
she answered quietly.
"AHd suppose that You are here
visiting this paragon my uncle raves
about? Janet, do you know my uncle
sent me beautiful letter full of the
idea of mutual forgiveness ard recon
Citation, and when j arrived, full OF
penitenee and my own shortcomings,
behold, 1t was to marry me to his new
daughter that he wanted mel"
And Roger Window looked infinitely
disguised at the bare idea.
at would be a most desirable mar.
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Narrow Escape.

For long time past this county
has been troubled with some wild and
ferocious animal roaming around and
utterlng the most hcayt-reandln5 cries.
1t has been known to attack persons,
even in OPEN daylight, and they barely
saved their lives, by fleeing
On Sunday last, while Mr.. VIM.
Stone and little daughter, aged IA
years, were travelling in their wagon,
from home. on lower Hog Greek, to
New Baden, they were stopped by this
animal. appeared in the ROAD Just
in front of them. Mr.. Stone says its
eyes seemed to CLEAN with fire, and it
lashed its long and busy tail from side
to side, and seemed to say give
me the road. But Mr.. Stone not
being a man easily frightened, seized
his seat board. and left his daughter in
possession Of the team, and after long
and hard struggle, gained the victory
over his antagonist, and succeeded in
killing the terror of the country, and
with the help of his daughter, managed
to get the carcass into his wagon.
When he arrived at the Springs it
was examined by a large number of
persons, and various was the opinions
IN regard to its origin and its name.
However, the most favored opinion, Of
the old settlers and hunters was, that
1t was Fox-and so it was. S.
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Clay Township Items.

AUG. u.
DEAR GRARHIc:-After several weeks
rest | will give the readers of the
GRAPHIC the amount Of rainfall in the
month of July. The amountof rain to
the square foot was five hundred and
twenty seven inches. For August, up
TO the 9th, there was seven hundred
and thirty inches to the foot.
Mr.. L. B. Maltby sold his splendid
farm containing 155 acres to Mr.. Green
of this State. We do not know what
county Mr.. Green is from. Price paid
twenty nine hundred dollars.
Mr.. Maltby has been on visit to
Kansas for the last two weeks. Mrs
S. Snyder of Morton. Iowa, is visiting
her sister Mrs. John Cole.
Mr.. E. Williams of Floyd's Greek is
doing quite business IN the grocery
trade. He sold in one month 40 sacks
of fancy Roller and Queen -four and
other goods in proportion.
Crops are looking well, considering
the rainy spring and the terrific
hail storms. Oats are turning out quite
well. i presume Rose Bud' has given
you all of the local news. Luke Rig
len, after short stay in Iowa, has re-
turned home, he could not stay away
from his Roxy Ann. That is right
Luke, may you always think that way.
Who can tell us when that wedding is
o be? W.T.. N.
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To the Tax-Payers of Adair County

] have now in my possession the ia,
book. for the year 1888, aud will be il
the various townships at the time anG
place designated in this notice, to re-
.ceive the taxes for 1888 viz
Pettis township, Millard, September
Is, IA and IL.
Wilson township, Wilson, septem'
Ter II, 1S and 70.
Salt River township. Brashear, Sept
ember 20. q and %.
Clay township, Wlllmathville, "a, p
and 26.
Polk township, Sublette, September
27, % and 20.
Nlneveh township, Novinger, Octo-
ber l, 2 and 3.
Morrow township, Stahl City, Octo-
b.r 4, 5 and G.
Liberty township. Ringo's Point,
October s, 9 and 10.
Walnut township, College Mound
school house, October l l, II and 13.
Benton township, Kirksyille, after
October II.
no1S-3w R. G. BEILBY, Z.
Col. Revenue, Adalr Co., Mo.
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ORDINANCE NO. 81.

IN OraInanceiN relation to til eom-
fe7zSakON Of tie ASSess0r Of tile zoWu
0 KVks0iM
Re 1t ordained by the council of the
the Town of Kirksvllle, as follows
SEC. l. The town Assessor shall be
allowed as compensation for making
the numerical assessment and the al
2habetlcal assessment of personal prop
erty, as required by section seven of or
dlnance number twenty-eight, OF the
town OF kirksville, such an amount as
may be allowed by the town council,
not to exceed the sum of three cents
tor each and every tract of land or
town lot as assessed, and the sum of
ten cents for each and every pame en-
tered upon the alphabetical list of per-
sonal property so assessed.
SEC. 2. All ordinances and parts of
ordinances inconsistent with this ordi-
nance be and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. 3. This ordinance to take effect
and be IN force from and after its adop-
tion and publication.
Approved and adopted this August
Oath, 1883.
Attest "A. N. SMITH, GA. GopEs,
Clerk, Mayor.
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stood Them on.
lenarnic Correspondence.

Milan, MO, AuV. Sotn, 1902.
Quite an excitement was raised ii
Milan to-day. The deputy sheriff, Den
DO, of Linn county. arrived and arrest
ed C. G. Bradley, who has been livlu,
at Milan nearly five years. on charge o
stealing horse from his brother, J
Bradley, near Llndley in Grundy COun
ty and selling 1t to Mr.. Wiley Baker
near Chilllcothe. Baker identlfie
Bradley as the man who sold hlm tn,
horse, but Bradley denies dong so, ant
says he was in Milan on the TIN O.
August when the horse was taken, ant
also on the Sth when it was sold to Mr.
Baker. Mr.. b. II. Schroeder who lives
by Baker, says he was absent from Nj.
Ian up to the 1st OF August. And a
letter from Colorado, dated the 10th
states that he was there the last week,
which makes it look bad. He left
Milan the 5th.
The excitement over this arrest had
not subSided, when another of greater
interest arose. The night before a
stranger, who gave his name as VIII
liams, from near Humphreys, put up
a horse at Mr.. w A. Watson's livery
stable. In The morning he tried to sell
the horse to Watson, who soon suspect
ed the horse to be stolen, and made the
man ridlculously low offer for it,
which the stranger accepted.
Watson mad previously told his sus-
piclons to Mr.. Winters, the county
clerk and others, who were present.
Some of them asked the man whom he
knew near Humphreys or some SINH
lar question, and he wheeled on his
questioner and replied, "By--, what
kind of chin music are you giving me?'
Mr.. Watson then told him of their sus-
ricions, and Mr.. Byron Ash SAID IL
guess we'll arrest you on suspicion"
The stranger instantly drew rev0l-
yer end replied II guess by -. you
WON'T
Mr.. Watson stepped forward an told
the man to put up his revolver as no
one intended to see him. He wheeled
on Watson, like tiger, and told him
to stand and not to lay his hands on
him. Then holding the crowd at bay
with the revolver in one hand, he un-
tied the horse with the other, sprang
on without saddle or bride, and rode
off.
As soon as Mr.. Watson and others
armed themselves, they followed in
pursuit, the man having about quar-
ter of mile start. They ran him tour
miles and then lost him in the brush.
At one time they were within seventy
five yards OF him. He took a northerly
course in his flight.
The pursuers returned to Milan, OF.
yanlzed another party, and started in
pursuit again at 3 p. m, but with what
.esult we did not learn.
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ly over the age or hiteen wears. III the
party to be notified be NONRESIDENT CT
the town, then such notice may oe serv-
ed by publishing the same once in some
newspaper published In said town, and
such notice shall be considered served
from the date ji such publication.
SEC. T. Whenever the street COM
missioner shall receive from the town
clerk the certified copy OF an order re-
qulrlng him to grade. curb, or pave
any side walk, he shall proceed to exc
cute the same, and keep an accurate
account of the expenses thereof, and
when such work shall he finished shall
make return thereof in writing to the
council, stating in such return how he
executed the same and the expense
thereof, which order with the return
thereon shall be filed by the clerk and
by him placed in the hands Of the town
marshal for collection, and he shall
charge the marshal with the
amount. II the owner or oc-
cupier Of any lot, tract or
parcel Of land, along or in
front of which any sidewalk shall be
graded. curbed or paved by the street
commissioner, shall fail or refuse to
pay the expense thereof when demand
ed of him by the marshal, it shall be
the duty of the ma: shall to forthwith
bring suit against such owner and to
enforce the lein of the town against the
lot, tract or parcel OF land, along or in
front of which-such grading, Gu, bing
paving snail have been done. 1t
shall be the duty of the owner or own
ers ofall lots. tracts or parcels of land
fronting on any street. avenue or roa0,
within the town OF Kirksyille. to keep
the sidewalk along or in front of the
same in good repair at all times and to
keep the same free from all obstruc-
tions. 1t shall be the duty of the street
commissioner whenever any sidewalk
shall be out CT repair, to forthwith no.
tify the owner or occupier of the lot,
tract or parcel ofland in front of which
such sidewalk is laid, to repair the
same within SIX hours. Such notice
shall be in writing and shall be served
if such owner is resident ofth town
the same as the notice required by Sec
ton three of this ordinance. and if such |
owner is a nonresident of the town
the same shall be served by posting
copy of the same IN a conspicuous place |
On such premises, and if after the SER
vice Of such notice such owner fail to
repair the sidewalk and put the same
n good order, the street commissioner
shall cause the same to be done and
make out an accurate account of the
.ame, showing the number If the lot
" lots, or description of the tract or
parcel OF land, along which such SIDE
walk Is laid and the name ofthe owner,
md an account of the repairs and the
thereof, and sign and file the
ame with the town clerk, and the
ame shall be proceeded upon the same
IS for new walk Ibid.
SEC. 5. All ordinances and parts of
ordinances in conflict with the provi-
IONS of this ordinance are hereby re-
,eaied.
This ordinance to take effect and be
4 force from and after its passage and
publication
Approved and adopted this 18th day
If August. 1883.
Attest, A. NJ. SMITH, G. A. GoBEN,
Clerk, Mayor.
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THE CHILDHOOD OF RELIC.

liz SA1lAb41SNIb w NLL1Is
IONS. By EDWARD CLoDD. Pnce
IS cents. No. Al Of the Library of
Science" Fitzgerald, Publisher, 20
Lafayette Place, New York.
The author treats of the origin and
development ofreligious ideas among
the principal civilized nations of an.
cient times, as developed by the re-
searches of men of science. The
work exhibits the perfection ofliteray
style combined with profound scholar
ship. In thirteen chapters it details
the legends of the past about the
creation; the history of creation as told
by science; the legends of the past a.
bout mankind; the story of the early
races Of man; the Aryan or linda;
European nations; Hindu religions
the religion Of Zoroasters; of Buddhr;
of the Chinese; OF the Semitic nations
and Mohomedanism.
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KIRKSvILLE MARKET REPORT.

APPLES:-Green cooking so to 6Oc
Choice eating sl.OO
Supply is short and good qualities IN
demand.
BUTTER:-Kirksville Creamery.
tails at 20c. Choice country buy,n
| 121a, common to good 8 to 1Oc
BACON:-Country buying 9 to lOc.
Sugar cured shoulders selling none
Breakfast, sides selling 14c
BEESWAX:-18 for choice
CHEESE:-15 to zoe
CORN MEAL:-7O to SOC
CUCUMBERS:-Green Sets. per doz.
| CABBAGE:-per head to 1Oc
DRIED FRUfr:-Apples-: peaches
CHlCkENS:-Young 1.5O to 200; old
200
EGGS:-per doz. 10 to 121k
FEATHERS:-prlme goose, mixed
FLOUR-retails common to good lbs
Fine to choice 15O to 1sO
GRAPES:-none
GREEN CORN:--per coz. B to 1Oc
HlDES:-FIint 10c; green salted &c,
dry salt &c; sheep skins 25 to 50; rags
lc: old iron 25 to SOC pei 100 lbs
HAY Timothy 800 to $50; Prairie
400 to $50
HONEY=Loose 1Oc; in buaes IL to IL
NUTS-None in market
ONIONS:-20 to 3Oc per bu.
POTATOES:-2O to SOC per bushel
SWEET POTATOES 5 to &c per lb.
TURNIPS:-
FUEL:-Wood 2.5O to 500 per cord;
coal 111s
CORN:-45 to SOC
WHEAT 40 to Soc
RYE:-35c
OATS:--15 to 1Sc
CATTLE:-Steers $50 to 400; cows,
f2.50t1 1926.
SHEEP tc 215 cts
HOGS:-40O ts $50
SEEDS:-TImothy 1.25
MELLONS:-Water-mellons Is to Soc,
.WOOL:-Unwas he'd 20 to %: bury do.
IA to IL; tub washed % to SOC.
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Seducer Shot.
(GRArHIC Correspondence.)

NOVELTY, Mo-, Ang. ga man
named Stewart shot another man nam
&c. Tracy in Ten mile township on Fri
day of last week. It. is said that Tracy
had seduced Stewards sister. Tracy
was working the road when Stewart
rode up with revolver and shot gun.
He told the crowd to stand back as he
was going to shoot Tracy. Tracy start
ed to run when he was brought to the
earth by the contents of the gun after
which Stewart dismounted and fired
two shots into his PROSTATE body.
Stewart has not yet been arrested.
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RESOLUTIONS.
Passed BY the Members Of the Teachers In.
stltute, August 24th, 1858.

WHEREAS, We the members ot the
Adair County Teachers Institute, hav-
ing been permanently and profitably
associated in the work of mutual i'm.
provement, feel that we should ac-
knowledge the benefit derived there
from and our gratitude to those friends
who have aided and encouraged us in
our work !; therefore,
ResOlred, That we appreciate the no.
BILE work Of Prot. Henry and admire
the enthusiasm and interest he has sus-
tanned, despite the discouraging infu-
ence of small and irregular attendance
Resolred, That we appreciate the
earnest efforts of Prof. Steele to make
the Institute success, and that we
tender him our thanks for his faithful,
efficient work.
Resolred, That we return our thanks
to the County Commissioner, for his CO.
operation with the members of the In
stitute.
Kesolrea. That we have been bene-
fitted by our attendance and expect to
do better work hereafter, in conse-
quence, and that we condole with all
teachers whom sickness, or other mis-
fortune has deprived of our privilege.
ResOfred, That we return our thanks:
lst, To the School Board, for the use of
the school building. End, To Mr.. A.
r. Morgan, for the use of his organ
during the session OF the Institute. Sd.
To the Trustees cf the Christian and
NJ. E. Churches, and NJ. E. Church.
South, for the use of their churches
during our entertainments. 4th, To |
Rev. Wheat. and Professors Barnard,
Paden and Henry, for their able lee
lures.
5th. To the Klrksulle papers for
The gratuitous use of their columns.
w. W. GRIFFITH,
COMMITTEE, EMMA MILLER,
JOHN KENNEDY.
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Reno Co. Aug. 18th, 1883.

We CLEAN from this weeks Democrat
that 'Thos. Saunders received Sc
we're kick IN the back of the head, from
a horse. at the home OF Noah Aotter,
last Monday afternoon DR.. Morrow, of
klrksville and Herral of Nineveh, had to
trepLine the skull to get out the reices
OF bone, After the wound was dressed
the patient became conscious" This
accident reminds us that a quill-driver
OF this place, also got kicked last week,
and as he had no operation performed,
or his wound dressed, he is still badly
out of his head.
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The GRAPHIC turned out over $I75
worth Of job work last week in I'D.
dition to its regular advertising and SUBJ
scription patronage. There seems to
be a conspiracy on the par of the pub
lie to 'swamp Us" with work, but we
viii try and bear up under the pressure
with becoming fortitude.
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KIRKSyILLE DRv GOODS MARKET
As corrected Weekly by Doaeghy
Brothers.

Best heavy muslin upb!eached Gets
Best Lawrence LII 5Ac
bes' quit Lining 41sc
Dieached musllns LOnsdale SIC
Fruit of the loom SIc
Gooa SOFT hnlshed bleach 6Hc
Common bleached 4kto &c
All standard prints are sold at Sc
Common prints are selling at 315 10 4c
Best dress glngbams Shc
common at Sc
And good checks at 61
Lawns are selling at from ~ to SHc
All linen Towel crash at 81 to lOc
Cashmere, all wool at 37k TO $l.OO
Worsteds at 81 to is and alc
Shirtin es, comm on at
good plaids, checks at 81 to SO
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w D. OLDHAM.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
KIRKsyILLE, Mo.
SorFrcn-0ver Hope Hopes store South Side
'4'sfe' nl7.u
ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN VA
CATION.
GEORGE WILLIAMS, Plant. \
against !
CELIA WIIIIAMa nafH
Civil action for
Divorce.

GEORGE WILLIAMS, P1aint.N
against ! f,ivfl ..~,o, A..
CELIA WILLIAMS, Den. ~1 p,1e.c. 1e:,oa f0f
sNow At this day comes George Williams the Plata.
I'm In the above entitled cause before fhe nndsr.
signed Clerk OF the circuit court OF Adsir in
vacation and nles his pc ttiOn and a0avit stsf1ne
ameng other things that thsaboye named defsndsSs
lena lliams is non resident Of this state IN Il
thereppon ordered BY the clerk Aforesaid In vscs-
uon that puo1catton be made notifying he That n
action has been commenced against her by petftfen
N tne circuit court OF Adar county In the siafs Of
MissiOuri founded on petition for Q diyorce from
the bonds OF matrimony now exDtine between the
pialnuu and defendant alleging In said .peefcloa
.hat the defendant without . reasonable ssase hsS
herself for the space one yea4 and thas
n5 n9isss is, she she be and .pDear e the ne1t isfm
kiIksytile within the county Of Adair on ne issh
naI o. October, 1858, and answer or demur 70 said
pet1tion on or before the third dav oi aaid term
me term shall 90 long continue and NOT then Ss-
fore the end OF The term) the petition viii be taksn
as Sonfessed e and Jldeement win be rendered
That mat ? copy hereof be published in the Wesiiy
Slaphic newspaper published In said county Of
au4iI Lor Iour weeks succesatveiy n Isst ineef.
uon 10 be ~ least four week be orc tie commencs
ment OF the next term Of said court.
true copy Of the record
r,. Attest WI. AsHLoCx.
Clerk.
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Neither are our public institutions,
of whatever kind, above Or beyond the
the pale Of reasonable comment or
criticism. Tender plants that cannot
stand the sunshine and light of day are
too frail for practical life or have some
thing noxious in their nature.
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The sixth annual fair of Sullivan
county commences on the 5th of Sept,
and closes on the 9Th. The manage
ment has our thanks tor card of in
yltati0n.
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4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE C1gaP.

A HOUSE OF lROOMs-Oue stery-rood cellar
sbsa snd ana sastsrn four lots enclosed sood WOOD
peach trees 20 bearing grape vines snd snai ffuif
S,o.l l.aous Kinds, forest shade trees. etc.. ave
on tin.e. very desirable location. xppiy M in
'"'s nO-0tf.
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ORDINANCE NO. 81
IN RELATION TO TIE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Bet 0,,aaiaed 6y The council of tile to1yn
Of kIykspiXs as folloaps

osH 0''aafHed ~ ne council of tile k01Cg
Of KIrksvil2s as fokloar,s:
SEC. l. That hereafter NJ license
shall be granted to keep Billiard ta-
BILE, Bagatele table, Jenny Lind table,
Pool table, Pigeon Hole table and Ten
Pin Alley or any other table on which
games are played, on the public square,
nor nearer than seyenty-hve (75j fee.
thereof.
SEC. 2. All ordinances and parts of
ordinances inconsistent with the pro-
visions of this ordinance are hereby re-
pealed.
SEC. 3 That this ordinance be in
force and take effect from and after its
adoption and publication. Adopted
and approved this the 18th day of Au-
gust, A. ID. 1888.
Attest: A. n. SMITH. GA. COHEN.
Clerk. Mayor.
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The "repressive idea" in journalism is
and insult to the intelligence of the
public. There are no "censors" of the
press in this country and the American
citizen Of average intelligence needs
no guardian to tell HIM what he may
or NAV not read.
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The GRAPHIC is down on subterfuge
or false pretense, wherever found. 1t
believes the good old adage that "hon-
esty is the best policy"
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JAMES g. BLAINE,

(of Mane)
OF course subject TO the approval OF the people in
fair and honest convention. How do you like
him.
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WANTED--To EXCHANGED

handsome and excellent Organ. win
baianee. Apply nj this ONCE,
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FARMERS
SAVE YOUR SEED.
Fish 8 Labelle.
NEW CLOVER HUxLeR

Would announce to the farmers Of Adair
and Scuyler conties that they have ordered u
firs cIncs
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FIRST CL ASS WORK

And ask trial Apply to them either IN
person or by mail, or leave orders At Marker
BROS. or the GRAPHIC Office, Kirksyille, No.
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By which farmers can save their clover
seed at large profit to themselves. They