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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-21
PERSONAL.

Mrs. PnilH Sheridan is a i~avorite in
Washington society,
Wendell Phillips. made his will three
weeks before he died. raga54H
Simon Cameron will return from the
South after a few weeks. He is now in
New Orleans.
It is expected that Beecher will 20 10
Europe on a lecturiug tour in the spring or
early summer. N@R Il
Senator Brown,lof Georgia, is giving en-
ployment TO nearly 1000 men in his Geor-
gia iron works.
Senator Congsr is tho sole succt5sor OF
Hannibal Hamlin in his persistence in al
ways. wearing a %ewallow.tail coat in tho
Senate chamber.
B. p. Shillaber, better known as "AIrs,
%Partington," u.s. now over 10 years OF ape,
and lives quietly at Chelsea, Mas, occa.
%sionally writing for the press.
Victor Hugo, who will not buy a new
coat for fear he will not live 10 wear it out,
Is about to build q splendid house in Paris
from his v architectural de,igns.
The famous Grafton by Wendell Phillips
on Daniel OConnell has been published in.
full by the Boston Pilot since MIR. Phillips
death. The editor. Of the Pilot, Mr.. John
Boyle ORsilly, possesses Mr.. phillips's
own manuscript 81 the Grafton, having re-
ceived it as a gilt from the author in Au.
gust, 1919. The reprint was made from this
manuscript.
MIR. George C.SGorham has severed bis
connection with tho Washington National
Republican, and departed for New York to
assume the management OF the Drawbauyh
Telephone Company. Recent legal pro.
ceedines point to the removal Of tho claims
OF Bell as the inventor Of the telephone
and the opposition companies, OF which
the Drswbsugh is one, claim to be able to
give superior service at much less rates
than now obtained. II is understood tha,
the National Republican will shortly be-
changed from aaclgnt to a four page paper,
and that its guidance and direction viii be
in thehands OF Secretary Chandler.
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Q Cumberland.

Correspondence Of the Iatltigencer.
NEW CUMBERLAND, W. Va, February
9 0-This town is gradually getting into
shape and the damage by The f,od will
be repaired as much as possible immedi-
ately.
Shelter 4 Co. intend to rebuild their
foundry, and it is probable that this enter
prising firm will receive substatial aid.
They are deserving OF aid, IS the r works
are a great advantage to this county, land
from the fact also that they were the only
ones who had the pluck to retit and start
up the foundry after it had been idle for
several years.
Substantial aid will also be given those
who sustained private Losses and are .un.
able to repair them.
Among those who are still.in need The
Relief Committee is doing good work.
Mayor Mullen has won praise from all
quarters for the satisfactory manner in
which supplies were furnished. +.
Several kind acts Of private generosity
have also come to light from those who
were the recipients. j
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The sucker al u. Poker Club.

Mr.. Cyanide Whinls9, for a moderate
percentage, had volunteered to steer his
brother.in.law against the game, and, 10
use q technical expression, blow him in for
all he was worth. The gentleman in ques-
ton vas a Hoboken barber with q steady
income, a total ignorance Of draw. poker, u
child-like confidence and other advantages
of mind and person which impressed Mir.
Williams favorably.
The Rev. Mi. Smith instructed the neo.
phyte in thcse fundamental principles
known as coming in" "strsddlirS," IRIS.
ing and 'sweetenin' dc jacker," and by
tacit consent he was allowed TO win some
small successive pots and thus ret himself
into q glorious humor. Then Mr.. Will
liams winked at Mr.. Gus johnson, and
that gentleman dealt.
Mr.. Williams had slraddled the blind,
and the Rev. Mr.. Smith straddlsd him.
All came in, and drew three cards apiece,
except the stranger, Mr.. Highland Dilsey,
who only wanted II Mr.. Williams bet
a dollar. Mr.. Smith raised him two.
Professor Brick called, as did also Mr..
Wh!lllts. All eyes were upon Mr. Dilaey,
and the silence was 80 profound that Mr..
Johnson could hear hia hair grow.
"Does yo' jes.-jess call, Mistah Dilsey,"
inquired Mr.. Wilitatns, with Il sweet smile,
"or docs yo' rise it p, 81
Mr.. Dllsey passed bis cards in review,
hesitated aud said
"kin l rise i,?'
Certainly" replied Mr.. Williams, who
had q great deal Of beneyolence and also
three kings. "Rise it all 20 want"
Thus encouraged, Mr.. Diiasy raieed the
pot Sc. Everybody brea.hed hard with
suppressed excitement, and Mr.. Johnson's
eyes nigh. have Eeryed 10, a hat rack.
MIR. Williams raised back and Mr.. Smith
raised him. The others, according to pre-.
vlous agreement, fled.
Mr.. Dilsey called. "What yo' got 10 beat
two pa1?' he inquired.
"I5 sey'ral big, ht smilin' kings any
good?" asked MIR. Williams, kindly. "Kin
a spade fisk, queen Ligh,do nufin?' queried
the Rev. Mr.. Smith.
"shome up" said MIR. DilEey, appal emily
nursing bis left loot. h
MIR. Williams unfolded his private col
lection Of royalty, and Mr.. Smith exhibited
a panorama Of spades which rt tlacted great
credit upon MIR. Johnson's dealing.
use sorry, Alis,ah Dilsey," observed Mr..
Williams.
Dads dc way vii cyards," remarked the
Rev. Mr.. Smith, aententiously. "Gamblin's
onsartin."" -
MI. Dilsey spoke not, but began to count
up the pot.
"Wha-whsd yo' doin' Wide spondles?"
asked MIR. Williams.
Smith.
Mr.. Dilsey coolly rolled up the bills and
inserted them in an abyes under his vest,
and then swept the coppers and Mr.. Whit.
tles' plated watch chain into his pocket.
Look hyer, nigpahs," he said, in a tone
which made Mr.. johnson feel like a re-
iriseraeor, "l's from Hobokcn, an Use a
barbah. When a Hoboken balrbah comes
TO Thoms'n street he carries his periesslon
Wit him. Use got bo!e boot legs an n hip
pocket full er do implements OBJ de craft.
Yo' hear me p -.
All signitied by silence that they heard.
Then Mr. D!lsey laid down three jscks and
q pair OF skies, and coldly jammed AIr.
Whittl:s' hat over his eyes and quilted the
ROOM. HI
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oneToucb or Nature.

The flood Is over, aud the inhabitants Of
thia part Of the'valley have about rccovcr.
ed from ila effects. while It's ravageO have
done great injury, and caused widespread
Distress, there Is a eide OF the calamity
which ia pleasant 10 contemplate, IS there
Is Of all.great disasters the effects Of which
spread sorrow lhroug ii the land, Such sor-
rows are the "ono. touch Of nature" which
"makts the whole world kin" There were
communities, someio oil them closely allied
to Wheeling by business and social tee,
o hers lar oil and having little community
Of interest with US, which needed no ap.
peal to call forth generous Oilers Of assls.
lance. The first offer Of aid received in
this city was IRON Little Washington; but
the day before this came to hand the pso.
pie Of St. Clsirsville had held a public
meeting and started measures for the relief
OF the suffering along the river.
Mansfield, Ohio, was also among the
earliest cities to offer aid. Even btfre It
was asked tho Hicks Brown Company, OF
that city, telegraphed here Offering provi:
sions, which offer. vas gladly accepted. We
are in a receipt Of a letter from MIR. GA.
Burrows, Of that city, in which he Claims
that Mansfield made "porsibly the FIRST Of.
fer andshipment o tmaterial aid from an in.
land town, aud certainly the first public
organization Of a relief committee, defiant
from the flood district" He adds: "The
headquarters are still open, and garments
and bedding being made by the ladies.
Our committee are also in correspondence
with the central committee at Columbur,
contemplating Autographed rebuilding ei-
fort in the desolated distric,s."
Mansfield and ST. Clairsville and Little
Washington certainly deserve the warm.
est gratitude Of those whose misery they
ware so prompt 10 aid in relieving; but
where is the city Or village or community
in this broad landithat does not? Every
where section and creed and race have
been lost sight Of. III some respects the
unidcation Of all. classes in sympathy for
the suffering reminds one forcibly Of the
universal SORROW occasioned by tho muir.
der Of President Garfield. Both calami-
ties alike eq=alizsd all people in sorrow
and sympathy. and everything else was
Nv. -
practically forgotten. In the memories Of
this historical time the sympathy and low
ing ministry Of the country at largo ior
the stricken sections will outlive the terror
and p~rivation and distress arising from
the l1od..
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A CiitnRniMu aud Ials Jnss.

Eht uutIEHtd 1tHtS. N2 gg
Ia ., Chinese laundry on South Tcnth
street, last night, in a p%asteboard temple,
bull. over IN ironing table, reclined a pa
per Joss with a dropping mus.ache and a
long soatee. Spread out upon the table
before the temple wes a tempting array OF
mysterious Chinese edibles and American
lIuit. On either side Of. tho pas,eboard
Joss burned a Emall paper, sending Jos,.
ward s fain! smoke Of pleasing incense,
"ChineseS God" said Nov Chung. a
bright young C%hiuaman, piously regarding
the image. New zeal, Jts,,hab much
good thing. loss vellygood, much est; no
much eat, velly badn
a, crowd OF gamins gathered around the
shop aud sazad with hundry.eyed wonder
at the feast. "Naw,," slld an urchinto a
smaller companion, ''the Jes1 don't eat
them things b sell; didn'tI seed TINT there
young Chlnaman scoop the candy M
when nobody was s-lookln'."
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The Ernitn Of Mcrif.

On. HARTMAN e. Co.-PIease send ms a lol
Of your books on tho Ills OF Life.n l sell q
great deal of your Peruna. It is very highly
spoken Of In this part OF the country.
I. Fl. Bus:M.H, T. NJ, -Wsstford, Pa.
DEAR sla:-1 have taken half a d. z,n bot.
ties OF your Perune and find it is doing me
great & BOD. foura truly, JAMES Wyatt,
D4w stenbenyiile, o.
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DIEn.

MccuLLOUGH-on Tuesday, February 10, 1851,
Barbara Nc ~ullough, In the ooh year OF his asc.
D Funeral from the residence Of his parents, No So
Sixteenth street. this Thursday, afternoon at .
o'clock. Friends Of the family ale invited. Inter.
ment at Peninsula Cemetery,
The deceased was a regular attendant. at tho
Eighteenth Street Mission Sunday School from hIs
ynufh IN -.-UHIH..p -.EeT'
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To CURE an Ordinary cough or cold take
one doss Of Dr. w stars Balssm OF Wild
Cherry before going to bed at night. It Will
cause II suspension of nervous eroitability.
allow you, sweet repose, and by morning the
cough will be gone. 1t isTthe best and thcre-
fore the cheapest cure for coughs, colds and
consumption; Is sold BY druggists generally,
aud ought to be found in every intelligent
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sklmlnins the cream trtbo prc,..

One Of the mos. Interesting and vaIua.
bic features Of the johns Hopkins Uni
yersity library is the newspaper bureau. "A
trained editor and u staff Of assistants read
all tho representative dailies, mark supe.
rior articles upon economic, political, 60
cial, educational, legsl and historical sub.
jects. These ars3 afterwards Clipped, ar.
ranged in newspaper budgets, kent in
large enyelopto'or ,oblons boxes, which are
marked With labels. The lis. Of subjects
includes everything Of value that finds lis
way into the. columns Of the PRES. Bulle-
lin boards are covered daily with the best
clippings from the latest pspers, arranged
under the Leading beads OF current topics
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1 SCHOOL, FOR GIRLS.

Recnrty, MothcEly Care, Good Boarding, Del!satiu
Location SHd Reasonable Charges.
Eit. DoGihaural Academy,
bsAE waEkLlSo. ". "a.
Thu thlrsy+lxth year 0! this we'll 1roIn EchU!
ior Hhls, Under tho citkGEo d tbs Sisters oil Tho
Visitation. openg ~ the Ei.gt Mon.a} Of september
nett, end continues ter months.
Ilkrpiis rGcclyCd d! AIy !.ne IL the session.
These who desire 10 plscu their daughters 10 N
inEtttutlon afrrJinE exceptionally good sdyaulasa
u Lao way 0! htslthtul 1Id delightful lGca!ion,
excellent 6oa!t thorough .lte!p!Gra ind ilst'rc'
.tlIn, Ct The hands Of l~itu!UuE tesnhGn, In every ie
paSimcrt oil t9H:sla e%:uc.ayu. iDclud!ny the mod
en- S?t11TsF rhH :cuic, 3! vty reasonable rsta,
SHOULD ecEi :ot a catalogue o! this Pca0oi, Addfea
rfnSG~SFS3 OF TTB ACADE2Y
.IgI 20 x OF TIKI p~Id"IAf!oH,
VI. DSGrnHI47
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Oh! shed no tears for such a let,
Nor deem hts paved, uucheered, alorc,
d.. He walked with God. mud he was not.
God took his own! S
M~ccoLLOCH-On u e:dav,, February 10, 1854, at
iate John McCeloch. In the S7th year Of her age.
Funeral from her late residence on Thurstay
afternoon At 2 n'elock. In'crnent private
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Sunday excepted. sESi8st3GI.- J. KLEEH. AZ
oela q Superintendent
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r OST-ON CHApLlNE STREET, BE-
~ rWiES Fourteenth street and 81. Mathews
Church, = Bunch Of Reys Finder will confer q
flv0r by leaving them at this office. tF iebll
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"BNTED-A ROOM, WITH OR
w. wiihou. board, elIsibly located uufur.
nished preferred; 10 private family, Tor gentleman
aud vile. Address u, this otlce. feb2l
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Tho members OF Wheeling Lodge No 81 O. o..
r., arc hereby notified 10 meet NJ tho Lodge room
on Friday, February q, att O'Clock r. ~, 10 attend
the funeral OF our deceased brother, T.. @. u, l.
Crawford. Members o. .istet lodges are invited 10
attend e. CYRUS MCDONALD, N. O.
Ii. n, CONSELLY, SEQ !, NJ - -. mil
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- 1s71rn 80, 80 sTGs-I8- UFT9 EI-I
NEW ApvERTISEMRNTS.

TOR sALE-sHELyING AND COUN.
i. TER at wM. scHwERTFEuEa 'e, lll6 Nan
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

cleveland, Lornin q WheeiinE,-DrpAn-
bridgeport amidst ClaIrsville Accommodated. aassa
n and b:24 p N: Cleveland, 1900 noon; Ms.silon'
~ t:l3 ? m AaRIya-s4t a m, 1877 q N, 2:54 n,
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Executor Of Thomas q. Wins, decd,
J, g, HEEvkY. aUGttnneer ia13. an
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Mucrtct,

= Ser Qlnbau gu oem S9ulbauIe
Der britten Warb ipurbe geitern in
Mnsriff genommen unb wiro Big gum
erlten September bDllenbet iein.
: Grau Maria Sbortaf1im itelt itn
9iitrift=@eri9t bas @efu9, bon ibrert
Mann Seroinanb Sbomafli1 tpegen
Srunfenbeit uno graulamergeba ebanblung
gei6ieben su tperben.
= Gru5 @uerrara tpurbe geItern i'm
9iitrifts s@eri6t su 3 Sabren 3u6tbaus
perurtbeilt. St bate aus @iferfu6t
einen Mor0periuf auf @}atia Shores
gelna9t.
x Ser @puntD Collector 1T bon ben
County =&ommifldren angetpieIen tuors
ben, bas peri0nlid5e @igentbum aller
@ei9aftslellte, lpel6e nit ibren @ez
merbfeuern i'm &udlfan6e iinb, nit Be=
f6lag sl legen. ST. llebereinitimmung
bamit lit au9 Der @puntD g(ntpalt in=
ltruirt tpDrbett, Dem Collector bel Gin
3iebung Ser &plleftionen bebiilfli1 gu
fein. sSn 6daen BON S9aoeneriabflas
gen merbeil Die GDmmii1dre Bic 8erant=
tportli9feit fir BEN Collector ilberneb=
tnett.
6err 6. q. SennD 1at gefern
beim GountD Glerf Elm Serbot gegen bas
Musbdnbigen elites 6eiratbsi6eines an
feline So6ter Sula SennD nit CHARLES
pDron eingelegt.
= Nd6ffen 9ienitag tritt bier bic
Staatsfonbention ber 2ebrer 5uiammen.
Da es an Quartieren mangelt, 10 iinb
ale Oieienigen, tpel1e m6blirte 3imz
mer fit einige Sage abseben ober Derz
mietben f6nnen, eriu6t, bies Dem &o=
mite, ben 9amen Srls. &ofli unb
&lode anauseigen.
= 9r. Sbos. 8anniiter 1T pegen
Diebftabls gu 4 Sabren 3u6tbaus ber=
urtbeilt tpDrben.
&inberfleiber! ainberfleiber!
Sas gr6Bte Eager lit Der Gtabt. Sim
berflei6er bon @ingbam, ipeiBem Mull
an6 pique Bel g. MaDer.
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: 8erm6ger I'M 9lltertbum. Cur
3eit Der @rmorbung Gdfars bate 9ln=
tOnius 10000, 900 Sr. S9ulben. Naes
in NGem nergeu6ete er 81 Wsiliaroen.
Mppius berf6penoete 129 Wtillionen;
fals er mertte, baB er nur mod 2 Millios
men beiaB, ber9iftete er ii6, neil er ba=
bon 1i6t leben f0nne. 8ebor @Giar in
eit 6ffentli1es 9lmt trat, beliefen fib
feline G9ul6en auf Is, 100000 ST. 9ie
Sreunof6aft bes @urio erfaufte er fid
NIT 129, bieienige bes 2ueius paulus
nit p Wail. Sranf. Galigula bers
brau9te in fauln einem Sabre 600 Milz
liOnen. Sir Elm Na9teiien CAB ct 2
Millionen Sranf aus. Cine Wablaeit
beg 2ueulus fDitete sep6bnli6 J Mill.
Milo bate S1ulben i'm 8etrage. bon
Is Mia. ST. Seneca befaB 883 Wfillios
nen 8ernl6gen.
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s~ilnier stisfels uub Saub . De.
partement 1T nun polllaubis IN allen
3weigen unb bieie @aaren rerben du
dn6erf uiebrisen Yreiien Serfauft.
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A. Kahn & Co.,

Gde Drain Blasa unb 8.ft Commerce
2S.3,t3W StraBe.
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Bum 2serrente1f.

Neues Mobnbaus NIT 4 3tmmern,
@aqerie, SDbrantetis, 8runnen= un6
GlnBpaf1er, febr groBem 9ofraun1, tlnb
in gefunber uttb trodener Gage.
3u erfragen in Der Office Der Greien
8rei1e. 9,6t-
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= 9as Muttergliid. n2ieber
Mfreb, fibre bod bas unertrdgli6e
&imb binaus! Sd bi@te eben cine er=
greifenbe Sbe. uDas Netttergliid"
uno berlag bel Dem abl6euli6en 2drm
feinen 8e6anfen su fafen."
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sblaftuasen uatb Gbica9p
obne We9lel auf Der Miifouri pacilic
Mnh4f

OuDH.
Set Dem Is. Suni fdbrt auf Der
Mifouri pacifiez8abn einDur6z 9dlafz
tpagen smii6en Dallas unb Gbieago pia
9annibal. 9ieler S9lafmagen tpirb
Dem 3uge angebdngt, Set San Intonio
um GAS Morgens berldBt. Im 1920
Mbenbs trtfft ser 3ug in Denton elm
uub fiibrt obne We9fel big Chicago,
nobel er Sebalia I'm 8:15 Nbenbs unb
Sadlonbile UNI 4:35 Morgens pailirt
unb um 2:30 Na9mittags in @bicago
anlangt. 20,6,t2
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gnttdui@uns. Dame (bei
eir!em 8aQe): sic MAIDEN mir aber
beute auffaaenb ben 6of 9err @raf.
Sd fiible mid febr gei6mei6elt.
@raf: 8itte = bite = tpiHen Sic,
meine @nd6ige, i6 min nur meine Grau
drgern.
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1@llnier Neduare Departement fir
Damsn Tam ,peber In Qualitdt, Wnltern
cher Yrei(en itertrcifen perben.

s1-Gin iebr srsses Eager bon Baum.
,paus @inabause unb Geeriudera, jerner
eine bcl lkanbise -ansrahl psn Semen
Epile Dm NOrb 5u 10, 121, Is unb 20
Gents bie Dayb.
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ylur nod einige Der rei3enben ges
ftidten @ambraD abgepaBten 3leiber su
$5 iibrig. Spottbillig.
g. MaDer.
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- @ebt gu g. M a Der; bort finoet
ibr bas beit aiiortirte 2ager BON Sa=
meits un6 &inberS llntertpdi6e.
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s6Ginise Gtad 8ralIeler nnb Sn.
grain @arpets finb nod pcrrdtbiS nnb
merber jn 9iep Dcrler Reitpreiien Der.
snf. aRan teiude ans.
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"i LITTLE NONSENSE.

The condor " The Ani's i salt -
I'm - pr.N S1th H. b.l,. sni the .i..s--
'onci .al..ler. srs trying tie sau.--,
Far.e oa tae married nan. - C.s.a.. -
?r.y.He.
When man reaehes 'hs tp a -
r'eliTsay a?i attempts u take ouo si--D
yiic.. tne -,h.atiDn i ~ pcTlcsing -
! Ne hai attempted to kie. a dos u.I-s
.in'l ther..
--'D = l4-io1. ,ir, bu coslt- bio
sru tll las waich j. the opposite s.!e s-s
g." -rstY' "WAy. ,hR; .b.a, SIR
e. oi.iiy nnso-.). ''ilosh obli.h z
wts f0ter tnens jus' no~, AM a'ks--i
- tl,r re'n n whirb Wa. ops sii.=.
az i' ,s.d th.s wa. - Elcsd.ye.
-lh" fgl-e weather. prophet Wig-i. =
l. nnpnne''i - lecture in Montreal 81
"Hpw ""rli- nrc MHllc. II be care =
b. speak on a theme viii which be ..
isa..ilr he would at.Es hi, slhjec..
"i!ow PooL nre Mad" H. ha. m,d I,
n pu'.nds Of them. DagaIo ~ ~ a.
pee.
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-i.ra ssrzss shas yss.- Yes,1-=-.
K. va es.l. ~ yr1 - fisu- = 'n- +
70 tss- y9ar2 aa1tr- '11 st'kss- ~
~. fsr y.rse-.
49, ~ - isof. fIAr -s b;
sle iiisL srostes y 10 va .rsse1--
-.s.-z. ~ ye1 .nsv ti'll - ?
Iez-teg.T:- lesisr..e-s ;se ~ r-za.
y .rfq s-sgs e. -yra'- -~t.I--
\ an az. az s-,cs- - ) re -sss.
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So-1s gr<d t'-ifss agsn;. ir 'as H..
dan .crriiOfy. hy nv Protective and
Ld"ciiss Association brsnch olhre.
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"flfa ihey Ray w. ~. o'ri.d. None
trrd ffpr hui energetic nsa 81
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niif hu-Rit's gna.it ,ti"is.
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iond - slOU. App.f 80
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Since your Lat issue the pra:cc-
Tive a;ld Detective Association of
'VeNa, lave Recovered tor the follow
.ng p.lr,ies horses in tie G brand
tat we're stolen: Lyi Col;er, liolli.
va, one; Jchn Talias. Circleyii,,
one, :. ;. Arnold, roanoke. two; u.
NJ. Bond, Dallas. ore; j. 5. Tom;
Ains, one, all OF Texas.
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suun.
I.i iemrd IL - hoen so,..
tine sincc have lat ~li'fea o. son.
sd ] isd great '..;.su.iy 10 pur,aad.
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hor,- vi.As Z until ile ui..., 81 tle
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rum ~. ir following m,rni. gtLe
{ lot-e. vhrh w. o.. in,,. and
not w.ral.c 90 tie .oi. aa. lluui
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To ntoyo bitter ffOl an s1.at ~
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trr { - iDcsuurlr-i i.os-ib.r i,in. olv
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iy rotylshi iiaod in !. tiiied
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IN Jas. ard ot,n lr gots h0ld 81
tur., q hus' ie sAurliv rurs LIN
l'"r'. "'l sr"~iug thr, there l..
certificate enc 'iii, ior ,i., h0f,r sucL
as Il, caGroi give.
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M, Gcore, ". i',if,r,
Ms Y'nl rainc bsrk Ia ~ eleven
o'rlo' ! nex' day. y ga rode i.,e-
hs'k nud vas ~,t with ~-rhi. nn.
'if'd N"u lin 26rh. Cvuil,ai. No
G'O2, i.conl,i ia hoax NJ. =. l.ase
SO. j = IoNpGINs.
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'SifIs. Tsr... Igrs 8. i-.3.
1A,- Z. - f-r-i'fy .tsi the Pr-'.c.
i'ss shn L'eisciive A>.lriaiion b,
ie;a- nave ca deI1'.ii in our o;fes
~ - rssfi ~ srd.. a.li sisi sr.uf.
ihe' - lie ,4ise 81 cue ihog.snd
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