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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-28
Cambria Gatherings.

The building boom still continues.
Cambria nov boasts Of a carpenter
and builders shop. Kanagy Il SierneT,
prOprietOrs. They are enieTprising
young men and will be quite an Re
QUESTION Ia our town.
John Shank returned Friday night
from Topeka feeling quite jubilant
over the nomination Of Click.
Miss Alice Walk, accompanied by
Mr.. John Vague, took her departure
Friday evening for Abilene, Kansas.
$. Pnnnmyer and daughter Beekie,
left Sunday fur Chicago, where they
will purchase the fall stock OF dry
goods, clothing, hats, caps, boots and
shoes.
Milo +. FalkersOn took n run down
to Lawrence last week, business and
pleasure combined constituted the
trip.
Mr.. Joseph Ripple has sold his
farm, two miles northeast Of this
place, to Jacob +. Stauffer. Mr.. Rip
pie moves south 10 the Gypsum Val
ley, near Bridge pOstOfilee.
Jacob 3. Eash and wife are the hap
py recipients OF bright little daugh-
ter, which made its advent into their
home on Friday Of last week.
Elsie, the little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel CrOyle, who has been
very dangerously ill Is now slowly
improving.
James Harper left Friday morning
for Indiana, his former home and will
make sale Of his property there aud
return to this place in the course OF Q
week or two with the remainder OF
his family.
Cambria held a small political
meeting on Saturday evening, and
gave a fine fireworks display, which
was much enjoyed by the youth Of the
town.
Mr.. Solomon Gillespie, one Of our
best and most energetic young farm.
ers, has purchased a farm In the Sol
ONION Valley.
Ben WaggOnOr and j. /. Gillespie
have returned from their southern
trip, and IL is rumOred they will take
each Of them young bride with them
when they go again. NJ. I. HEAD.
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Notice.

~ ~ ouacrsor naraeors q Iraeficn Thrsshlng
n uachias engino e. are herebT notlled that The
county 4 Bol reSponsikle for nny dtHsre - them-
selves az their property Wiki they nay sustain by
attamp1izE 10 crols cur cou1ty bid and that he
ouncf % ounefs of any cfGd engine1 VII Be-
rrusecu1ed q he utogf extent e. Tie Law ior any
damaE8 Which fksy nay ealle toauy countT briiEe
IN Saline ecunty ~ esalsing o. attcii nE % crls
tie Rma.
b oFdsr offhs Boari e CountT commiasionegs.
JoaKFH bARGENE cslniy ClsFk.
AHslsi ~ J0L
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GEN. w. 8. ROsECRANs, who is a
Democratic Congressman from Cali
fOrnla, dOsen't seem particularly
pleased with the National ticket he
vas 10 support Iu New York the
other day he said: The nominations
mads by the Democratic party ct Chi
cagO have chilled two classes OF work
ers. They are the Industrial classes
and the soldiers They have seen the
choice made with sorrow aud regret.
Neither body has the slightest atten-
tIOn paid q In any way, and that they
have been ignored will not help the
party and you can be sure Of that.
The Republicans have put up men for
whom the ssldiers will vote"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-28

THE Clay Center Dispatch says that
up to six months age its editOTswas fOE
John A-Anderson for u. s. Senator
but that since the Junction City linton
the organ Of AndersOn-has taken
such q course IS Il has politically, II
will not support Anderson under
any circumstances. The DispOtch al
leges also that many Of AndersOn's
former friends are being driven away
by the UnioR's course, and advises the
Congressman ts cut loose from the
Ulion 30 save himself.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-28

TIN HERsEY, one Of the "Old-
timers" Of Kansas and well known by
the early settlers Of this section as the
founder Of Abilene, has been Ia the
lumber business in Wyoming fOF two
or three years. The BelOit Gdsette
says he has sold his mill out there and
will be back 10 Mitchell county 10
stay. this fall.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-28

THE State Historical Society has
decided 10 cooperate with the
Kansas Old Settlers' Association In q
celebration at Bismarck Grove, Law
renee, Kansas. The celebration will
take place on September 80, 1884. The
meeting is intended to be q general
gathering Of the early settlers Of the
State Of Kansas. The Kansas Terri.
torial ex-GoveFnofs, Denver and Stan
ton, Gen. John A. Logan. and others
from abroad, have accepted INVITATIONS
to be present si
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-28

IT was stated unon the streets Of
Junction City last Tnesdhy that John
A. Anderson wss assirous Of having
It distinctly understood tliat he en-
phatleally denOuness the political
coarSe OF George W. Martin, and
would take the fFst opportunity he
had in q public way to make known
his views. Mr.. Anderson had buried
an aunt the day before the rAlly, and
was thus prsvented from speaking on
F7esday ~ had been announced that
ha rvouId
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WE were informed by leading men
of junction City who voted for Click
two years ago, and who are now earn
est workers for John A. Martin, that
there is no doubt now but that Davis
county will give q good majority for
John A. Martin. The county gave
quite a large majority for Click two
years ago.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-28

On the recommendation Of the In
dian Office the name OF the LAwrence
Indian school, Lawrence, Kan, has
been changed to Haskell Institute, In
memory Of the late Representative
Hn.Enm
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THE JOURNAL.
onIeIaI organ ofsaIIBs County and
the oity of sailnh.
THURSDAY, AUGUST q, 1854.

GLrcKIsN very, very sbaky III Da Si1
county.
THERE il to be a big Republican
meeting at Belolt tO-niorroF,
WILL some fair minded hlan tell us
just what the late Resubnission ce7-
rention aeeompllshei 2
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-28

GEN. l.. p. WALKER. the first See
relary Of War In JEFF Davis cabinet,
and the man who gave the order for
firing on Fort Sumpter, died at his
home in Huntsville, Ala, last Friday.
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Republican Central Committee OF The
Fourteenth judicial District.

The members Of the Republican
Central Committee Of the Fourteenth
Judicial District are requested to meet
at the City Hall i'm Salina on Tuesday
Sept. 9, 1884, at , o'clock p. 81, to
make arrangements for calling Ju-
dicial Convention. Wm. BERG,
Chairman Of Committee.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-28

THH DemOeFstic State convention
pat forth q Simon purS Democratic
ticket Republicans will thus flock
hack TO the old standard and give the
Republican State ticket lts accustomed
majority. It Is plain enough to all
that the Democrats propose to eOncede
nothing, aud will get back into power
II possible. Numerous dissatisfied
Republicans who hoped that the
Democracy wOuld give them Repub-
liean candidate for Governor will not
support the eOpperhead Click and his
Bourbon ticket. They have had their
eyes opened by the action Of the con-
yention, and do not propose TO aid the
Democracy into power.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-28

THE New York Independent, which
has heretofore supported Governor
Cleveland, in a double-leaded edltOri'
al last week, bitterly Assails the Dem
Ocratic candidate for President, as
signing as a reason its belief In the
truth Of the Buffalo scandal.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-28

THE substantial truth Of the charge
that the Greeley party resOrted to
eanniballsm to sustain life Is general
ly admitted. The feeling Of horror
which was strongly aroused by the
flFst reports, has measureably sub
sided, and In its place has come the
more reasonable feeling that the stary-
Ing men ought to be commlsserated
rather than blamed for the terrible
necessity which drove them TO man
eating. That action, shocking al
though Il be to civilized man, Is q
common praetieo o. nsn In q state ol
barbarian, such IS thsttO which the
eKploreFs were reduced gst,.r Abb
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NornaI In,IIlu,e ProessdInn,

In order 10 keep the ball ruIling,''
aud that the readers Of the JOURNAL
may keep pace with the mighty
workings Ofthat mightIer bOdy'-the
Institute-Se, On our turn, take up
what is LEFT Of our graphite" after
the weeks work and proceed with
the proceedings.
The genial reporter for last week
has rather enerOaehed upon our ter
TitOry and appropriated a part Of the
weeks proceedings but as he is known
generally 10 he sOalsthing like what
you take hold OF when you tnrn the
grindstOne. We will overlook Il this
time. -
The Profs: are all handling their
respective subjects with the same un-
tlring zeal and thoFoughuess which
has characterized them from the
opening OF the Normal Prof. Coop
eF's talk on Mental Science"
school Organization and Manage
ment, and SPECIAL Diadactics," I" are
par excellent and Just what we as
teachers appreciate the need Of, Prof
fifiby knOWs jusi how % handle tile
subjeels Of Constitution, Reading, Or
typography, etc.-hOw to get the must
out Of these subjects in the time al
lOlted 10 each and we all feel, A. I'VE
las Us down in our little beds" at
night, surely "It WAS good for Us To
Je there" Prof. Beckey's ninCius
operaiidi, Ia his several branches,
meets with hearty ycOnnendaliOn aud
approval, and his Ingenious way Of
drawing out the underlying princi-
| piles upon which the various branches
are based, fits Ia lust right. We were
all greatly disappointed that the In
cleInency OF the weather prevented
Pruf Taylor, Of EmpOria, from de-
i liveFing his lecture Tuesday evening.
IL makes Us feel a. does the small boy
when he comes home about three
O'Clock In the afternoon and finds
/ they had apple dumplIngs or pot pie
| for diIiaer-nilssed something guOd.
/ Come again Professor. The Rev.
Mrs A. IL Lord, OF Lincoln county
rounded as up on Friday, aud admOn-
ished Us 10 remember the responsible
iIy Of our calling. Girls, and fellow
Il scilOoi uih htust we nope you VIII not
chew or smoke any more. Though
there are but few of US male teachers,
We will eiIdeavOr io find a sufficient
number To do the chewing aud snlOk-
ing. Please refrain
Last Friday afternoon as We sat out
on the porch, lady and small boy
passed by And We caught something
like the fOllnWing:
They had social"
"a wWh what ,"
"a social
"Wh-wh what social >"
"fhe social up tO the school house. F"
"Wh-wh what school house ="
THE Hihh b School"
"Wh-wh-What did they have il up
TO the High SehuOl for :"
"Oh hush up For Prof Selby, OF
course"
"Wh-wh what did they have 1t for
Prof Selby fOr?"
We are unable tO tell this, a. they
passed round the corner just then,
aud the last We heard him say was:
"Wh-Wh-What school mann ?"
But We had fine time. We ap-
pend below n copy Of the program:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-28

WITH the exception Of q few Of
the old anti-St. John club Of TOpe-
ka, it, members are working for the
election Of John A. Martin. Shawnee
will speak out gFandly for John A.
Mnriin.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-28

II Veale had been at Junction City,
the whole of the DemO-Rspubllcan
convention would have been on
hand, as Geo. Martin. Baker and
MOhler were there. They were q sick
aud detected looking crowd.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-28

II Blaine is not particularly POPu-
lar with ber majesty's subjects, st..
John SURELY Is. The latter addressed
an immense aud enthusiastic audi
enee at Milton. Ontario. last week.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-28

II the Glickit0s hold one more IRE
submission CD convention, the sup
port OF the famous eOpperhead Gov
ernor Click will be con6Red solely to
the Democrats.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-28

THf latest translatiOn Of ne DeIno-
cratic National tIekeiis! "It q Heh-
dTieks." We understand that Sena-
Tor ingalls, Is the authoF Of this desls
nation. +
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-28

HoS. T. b. MURDOCH, who has
been an anti-prOhibiti0nist all along,
defines in his paper (the EldOradO
RepnblicGn) the.pOsition Of many anti
prohibition Republicans who will sup
port the ticket straight this year. The
article is headed "Win take It
Straight" F" and il as follows:
Alarge majority ofihe Republicans In this eoun-
~ viii vote the Rspuhiiezn State ticket straight.
Ihey believe the party = abuneanilg able 70 meet
al quesi0na Of 5iate or national concern and settle
them 70 the best interest Of the individual voter
and while not blindly following the party they in
nist that the combined vision of the orE1uizati0n
is noi only c1mpetent = determine. but has the
eonr1ge - aaFocaie right principles q Az times
and Cor that reason are taxing no partienlaT inter-
est ~ the pr0hihltOry hquor question, believing
that IN time it win u0rk cat is OEn E1lVation TIE
highest authority Of The party having declared
uhis is our rersi0n o. itl that the prohibitory
liquor alDeudmeni shall Be let alone, just g u is
for anoiher tuo year. they accept the uande.e and
notwithstanding they may Be opposed C. Il, vii
Ing the party declaration. And Il i needles 10
EEg that they are Republicans from principle
They contend that the party has for tEeniy years
o. more met other questions Of greater concern
and sstfled them The satisfaction Of the majority
ard that il will IN due time decide this one In the
same manner. Amer all this Is the sensible view
- take and only safe policy % pursue. People
are noteoutrulled By prejudice or blinded by pay
tiEanship. Ifafter the prohihitory liqu0r amend
meut has been given thorough trial aud proves %
b. q practical adVaniage In the direction Of eu-
forcing Temperance among the masses, no power
on earth can keep u In our constitution. II, on
The other hand, Il proves 20 Be measure Of great
good, the reading, thinking people, who are the
real F0Terncrz amer ALL viii have no deslre 20 re-
peal q. When these Republicans, whatever may
Be their priTHte convict0na accept the party dec
laralon g hnalty and resolve 70 stand By Il, re-
serving The right 70 make the same SIGHT again tEO
yearI hence against the amendment, they oFinee
that party fealiy which, within itself make them
the Integral paris of political organization thai
must alIays remain inEinclble. Upon this very
rock has the Eepuhliean party stood for = quarter
Of century, and just 20 long cool, calculating
intelligence controls prejudice and passion, just 81
loug viii the dominant party remain In power.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-28

ARCHBISHOP RYAN was Installed -
head Of the Roman OathOiie 6es5 Of
Philadelphia last week Wednesday
morning, at thgCathedrai Of SITS. Peter
aud Paul before q vast Assemblags.
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THE wedding ring Ofthe great mar
riage ceremony Of the Democrats and
Demo Republicans last week in To-
peka was the Independent ring Of
Saline county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-28

GRADY. the man who hoWled 50
vigorously at Chicago against Cleve-
Iand's nomination, has resigned as q
member ofthe Democratic State Com
mittee Of New York.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-28

CAPT. J. b. JOHNSON, lste speaker
Of the house, hasbeen renOminated for
Representative IA. the legislature In
shawnee county.
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TIE issues are now Joined. No Re
publican except he who likes his
whisky better than bis party will
vote for Geo. W. Click.
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MRs. d. A. EVANS,
Mrs. n. X. MILLER,
Miss H. NJ WOODWARD.

The San Francisco RoeRing POR
publishes a statement from Mrs. Alb
bic L. Marble. employed In the San
Francisco pOstOfiice, q sister Of Mrs.
James G.. Blaine's, denying the pub
lished accounts that Mrs. Blaineis
father forced Blaine at the point Of a
shotgun to marry her. Mrs. Marble
says the circumstances are simply i'm
possible as her father died IN January
1916. and never knew nor saw Blaine,
and il was not until six years after
his death that her sister, Miss Stan
wood, now Mrs. Blaine, saw Mr..
Blaine for the first time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-28

AN AtehisOn man h waiting for
some one TO take his bet Of $1,000 that
John A. Martin will be the next Gov
erDor Of Kansas. ...r ..,...
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Notice OF Hearing OF Petition 90
Sell Real Estate.

To al whom it may concern, but more espcC.ali
% Frank Bauletie Tan, Mabel TAFT AMI Kay
nond Chaunecy Tai, heirs at law and guardians
ad-liicm o. heirs q law Of Chauncsy Tan de-
ceased. late Of saline county, Kansas.
VOU are hereby notified that ], Addie Tar.
n executor OF the esiatc of said deceased, dad,
on the 3ih day Of August, A. sei, hle petition
IN the Probate Court Of Saline county, kanslss
praying that might De authorized and empowered
70 sell the following described land Tor the purpose
of paying the debts and costs Of administration of
said estate. t0-Wit; Tne north halt Of iot number
ave (j block forty (i0 In the city % Brookvillc in
Saline county, Kansas And aIid petition viii b.
heard al the once Of the Probate Judge of saii
county, on the
29fh day Of august, Il. d. 1854
al 10 o'clock A. n. % said day. az which time and
place each Of you and az 0thcn interested are
iihed 20 be present and show cause ifany you haze
Why an order % sale - prayed for shuuld not BE-
granted. aDDlE TAFT, ENccufriE.
Dated this iHh day Of August. A. d. issf.
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THE Almighty was sgain on ths
side Of the Republicans lsst Tuesday
at Junction City. He furnished 8
splendld day r
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SENATOR INGALI.s, In his Junction
City speech. said that s2l per cent. OF
American products are consumed ct
home.
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PHILLIPS
PHILLIPS sEcoNB
ADDITION
PREsc0rrs ADD

com 20 f,ct OF 81 cor of ioi 10. 9th q Phil
llp,' Adj; ticncc 80 n s. t. -
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com 2t5 n 3 Of 81 cor of lot 10, Ninth So.
Phillips add " 30 a. - %, 20 r. -
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com 20 n 3 - ~ cor Dot 10 on ath st, riiii-
lips All. thence " sso @, 81 90 o., $50
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scqr u. it,5. %
com a 81 cor of lot =. 9Th q. iioiilni'- ALL
thence lJ0 o., " 80 q, n $50 %. 2inu
lJDxsln, part s'E !, i3-li-i, ~ it
com 600 70 ) of sW cor Dot .. santa Fc ave.
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q, iS0 q " 40 Gl-ioO n "a l>n q, % 81
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com 500 it : of Sc cog lot santa Fe ave
Holland add - n, W so q, Sd o.,
$50 @, l0x,fsl q, pt sWqr D., H. 8 -fe
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The ladies Of the w. c. 7. U. be
ing desirous OF expressing their graft
tude Ito the many friends WHO as
sistee them in their preparation for
and serving dinner at the PARK, Aug.
IS, do hereby
Resolve That to members of the
Band Capt. II. Baker. J. A. Wilson,
81. ]. Parker, +. RObb, II. H. league,
F. A. Smith and many others whose
names time forbids mentioning, our
sincere thanks are due.
Resolved. That the services Of all
who assisted by furnishing money.
provisions or by helping la any way,
were highly appreciated.
Resolved. That - q band Of Chris
tian women we feel thankful that the
members Of the Salina Cadet Band
are young men whose moral integrity,
and gentlemaF1y demeanOr, com
mend them to the kindly consider
alton OF all good people.
ResOlued. That Il IL our desire 10
encourage them In all possible ways
in their efforts 10 perfect themselves
a. q musical Organization.
Resolved. That q copy Of the
above resolutions be sent 20 the Saiina
Herald and JOURNAL.
MRs. ID. A. EVANS,
Mrs. n. X. MILLER,
Miss 81. NJ Woodward.
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Notice.

~ OrIcE Is hereby given ;hat it Is the intention
II OF the Board Of County Commissioners OF Sa-
line county, kansas TO appropriate sum not % eE-
cecd one thousand dollars, out OF the general iau1
of Salins county, for the purpose of building
wagon or rold way bridge across The Saline river
the 9th IN.
Also a sum not 70 exceed one thousand dollara far
the purpose of building bridge % the same Dc
scription across the Saline river between sections
ij aDd iG IN said township l3 range vest. The
estimate cost Of said 'brtiges not 20 exceed two
thousand dollars 20 Saline county.
By order ofthc Board OF county Comm o. ioncra
JOSEPH SARGENT, County Clerk
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lgt I blk - thence
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ns1Ui l8na
lg7i n lps lotlblk
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST, 1888.
Notice 30 Taxnavars.

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER D
sALIzE COUNTY, EANsas
iuiy 3. iSst.
N OTICE 8 hereby given that the fallouius de-
~ aerihed lands and toau lots O. 20 much here
Of as may b. necessary for that purpose Eiil on
Tuesday. September, 2 LSSg.
and during the next succeeding DAYS Thereafter be
sali 80 plhlic auction 40 my odice in The court
house Ia Saiina. Saline Couuty. Kansas, for the
taxes anl charges thereon fur the wear uf lssl.
J. ID. MAMfLroN.
Treasurer. saline county. kansas
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SOCIAL

The program was carried out In full
and the different parts well represent
ed. Supt. Davis speech on "My
Children" was well mastered. Mr..
HOugh's discourse on "Bangs" was
disposed Of in Large style.n Prof.
COOper's description Of the "Kans.
PedagOgue" was handled In good
shape. He remarked during his dis
course that the representative pro-
portion, In our NOrmals, with regard
TO sex made him feel isad, very sad >"
He said he saw the effect Of fit a. the
teachers wended their way TO the so
eial-every young man had lamp in
his hand and five or six girls hang
ing TO the other. Now, we don't see
why this should make the Prof. feel
30 sad unless, perehance. he felt rs
did the poor fellow In Riehter's'' New
Years Night Of an Unhappy Man, -
Return, Oh beautiful days Of my
youth !"
Well, we are going to have another
next week. Come aud see Us.
ViVi 2 Institiae. G. 4. PUGH,
ReDOrter
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bIsn0P'I ADDITi0E,

CON ne cor Uianop
l.eErTe 3 no n "
ll0ft n 100 e go
n % hegiHning 815
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1NAAM EMIAs
6,L68l0do z1U
com 81 point 100
e o. ne cor Of Wal
nut sni Thind Is
eco niEn ven
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