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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-08-13
WHAT HAPPENED AT THEDKooK

The brook was ripping sweetly
Where tn stone steps cross the ford /;
saw the maidan make q splash
Iheard her say ''Oh. Lord"
She sat moment thinking.
As the water round her strayed;
Then bravely scorned the stepping stones
Concluding she would wade.
thought. oh. maiden such is life;
We step on slippery places
Our heels fly up-we settle down,
And wonder where our grace is.
And just like that fair maiden
Who in the water made
A hole to set herself within
We start again and wade.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-08-13

Ah, what stores and stores Of sol
id comfort are embodied in the ten
der reflection that last years straw
hat is as good as ever, and will do
first rate for another season,-after
a new band is put on, that ones
friends may not recognize it.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-08-13

The prettiest lady in Somerst re-
marked to a friend the other day
that she knew Kemp's Balsam was
a superior remedy, as it stopped her
cough instantly when Others had no
effect whatever. So to prove this
C. N. Boyd will guarantee it to all.
Price 80 cents and 81. Trial size
free.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-08-13

An electric tricycle. is being i'm.
ported from England.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-08-13

In fifty-six years Mexico has had
fifty-four Presidents, one Emperor,
and one Regency.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-08-13
HOTEL.
A DNINIsrRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate OF OF Sarah Baker, late Of Somerset TIVE
somerset County. Pa. deceased
letters OF Administration on the above estate
having been granted 10 the undersirned by the
p,oper authority notice is hereby given 70 ali
tsnons indebted 10 said estate TO make immedi
sc payment, and those having claims axainet ths
tls%.s, prssent them duly authenticated for set
ss. she ONCE Of J. H. Uhl Esq, In Somer set Bor
,n,,s, DAVID CASEREER,
Administrator.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-08-13

nR J. K. MILLER has perma-
Dnently located I'm Berlin for the practice Of
his profession.-ofhce opposite Charles Krissing-
er's store. spr. =, '7o-tf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-08-13

Lieutenant Greedy and his COM
rades were seated upon the balcony
and when the head of the procession
appeared cheer after cheer greeted
him. The men in the procession
Joined. As the crews of the Thetis,
Bear and Alert passed Lieutenant
Greely bowed very low and seemed
to look his gratitude to the men who
had 80 recently rescued him from an
Arctic grave. The scene was affect
ing. The relief crew respectfully
raised their caps. Lieutenant Greedy
was kept busy bowling his acknowl-
edgement as the long procession
passed. Commanders Schley and
Coffin and Lieutenant Emory rails
ed their hats as they passed the
hero.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

board he placed square basket
which he inyariah' " carried on the floor.
inell no nileo. tho lid and produced
uiereiroln ail. immense cigar case, a
piece OF AK candle and a box of
nl",cnes' Having placed these handy,
no w fastened his cuffs, drew them off
hnu. lay them in the basket. Then he
emoved his necktie and collar and de-
posted them by tho size of the cuffs.
! Then he untastened his capacious vest,
aud allowed the breeze TO fan his pro-
diglous chest.
He was now ready for business. de
| lighted a match and ignited piece Of
wax candle, which he laid in secure
spot. Next ho drew from his cigar case
three, four or five cigars, as
q rubber band from his vest
pocket, he cunningly twisted IL
around the cigars so as to unite
them all abreast. Then he put the small
ends in his mouth and applied the wax
candle to the other end passing ii slowly
from one to the other of the cigars until
all We're well lighted. Leaning back he
enjoyed life, sending clouds Of smoke
into the air.
He has made a great variety of ans
| wers To persons who have questioned
him ny to his passion for smoking. To
one he said, "NIy doctor tells me TO
smoke" TO another, 81 smoke because
| like it," TO another, 81 smoke be-
cause my wife says | mustn't" To
another, "lrs none of your business
with u word before "businessn which
tho Eagle never tolcrates in print
Those who know him say he is very
Jolly man and skillful business mana
ger. He is nearly 80 years OF agc."--
Brooklyn Eagle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11
The sullivan and Lafton set-to.

NEW YORK, Nov. l0.-John l.. Sulli-
van Of Boston, and John NJ. Lafton of
this city, had their much-talked of bont
under Marquis Of Queensbury rules, at
Madison square garden tonight. The
better mau vas to have the
fall proceeds of the house.
Tho question of knocking
out was not q consideration. Patsy
Sheody, Sullivan's hacker, said the B0S-
ton man, had no intention Of knocking
out his opponent. Five thousand per-
sons wore present. DOmiWck Me
Cailroy, Chas. Mitchell, a. 4. Greenfield,
and Paddy Ryan, who will spar Suih-
van IN January, were among 3, ,bruug.
Judge GiluerSiecvC, County Clu.k Eee-
nan, state Senator Murphy, j, H.. t,di-
son, Peter NOunau, scranton, pam-
sSlNtuia, railway man. II p. Brown, "a
millionaire cUntractur,uf pittst0n, Penn
sylruuiu, Harry Hin, Jack Burke, Geo.
Roake, Harry Webb, Al Smith, Milk.
Donovan, and all the other profession
MIS- We're present
Tho battlo was short, sharp and
decisive. Latin was knocked out In tine
second round. Laitun at the first
Sqlnring before Sullivan, appeared
frightened by what he saw.
but did not land. lilo fol-
lowed again, but Latin rushed TO
close quarters and hung his 30 pounds
to Sullivau'B neck. The crowd Missed.
and Referee Mike Mcdonald, OF
Chicago, parted the men. Scarcely had
they faced each other than SulH-
van rushed for Latin and
began savage short arm
experiments upon his face. suddenly
sullivan loosened himself from another
hug that Latin inflicted, and
he latter sank Co his
knee leaving blood stains mon Sulli-
vans breast aud gloves. Loud cheers
went up NJ tris sight. Latin
seemed az wi.losS as q
child in ahjeci fear, As he sank to his
knees, he still chung u Sullivau's neck,
and WAS half lifted to his feet again.
Then sullivan knocked him down
aDd rolled ON him. Latn catching at
aud pulling him down aa ne
himself iell. Latin was set
ON end again, and was again
knocked 10 his knees against
the ropes, and was actually
hunted around the stage with opposing
blows. Another attempt was made 10
hang to Sulllvan's neck by Latin, and
tue seconds, referee and Police Captain
Williams separated the men, and
the round ended. The remainder Of the
battle, If such 10 could ba called, was
like The first rouud. lAlin lacked 1.-THE
saudi II was said, 90 meet sullivan.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

In another column will be found a
short article from tb.9 Texas Cowboy,
fayoriug the establishment Of Fat
stock exhibition in this city, The HER
AID agrees with that paper as to the
benefits that would be derived from such
exhibition, both by Dallas and those
Interested la the improvement Of stock
IN this state. If proper efforts were
made IL would no douh. prove a success,
and Il an agricultural fair wore arranged
to be held IN connection with It, assur-
ances would be rendered doubly sure.
1t Is to DO hoped the business men and
stoclrncn Of this city and northern and
western Texas will consider the matter,
aud in duo time effect an organization
that "iil accomplish Tho desired result
next yesr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11
AhnmL ArlInnh.

WAsulNdroN, Nov. lO.-F. A, Trittlo
governor Of Arizona, in hi~ annual re-
port to tho secretary of tho interior,
after referring TO tho prosperous con-
dition of the territory, said the unsettled
condition Of land grants to the Atlantic
~ Pacific and the Texas & Pacific rail.
roads before congress is preventing, to
q great extent, the settlement OF the
territory. Tho governor says unless the
extended Immigration of Mormons into
the territory Is restrained bV law he
Tears violence. lie recommends an an.
preparation for sinking artesiau wells In
the higher valleys of Arizona, which
Will render fertile hundreds of thous.
nnds of acres. Tho report also urges a
geological survey hy the government
aud the establishment OF branches. In
conclusion the governor SAYS the time
has arrived when the people of Ariann,
should he allowed To vote for prp,idcn [
OF the United States, aud that their dele.
gate in congress should be permitted tn
vote aud exercise the rights of repre-.
sentative OF a state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11
walking Women.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. lO.,rhe walking
match, go-as-you please, l6S hours, with
six female starters, began here to-day.
The contestants are Carrie Anderson, of
New York; Laura Douglass, Of Wash
ington; Maud Mortin, of Rochester;
Lilly Cleveland, Of Cleveland, Ohio
Carrie Ross, of Louisville. Large
crowds are witnessing the match, and
odds are offered on Douglass, who has n
good lead, with seventy-six miles made
ot IL ninlocl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11
United States supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Nov. lO-A decision
was rendered nv tho supreme court OF
tho United States to-day in tho Alabama
claim case OF the Great Western
insurance company, appellant,
against the Uuited states; an.
peal from tho court Ot claims. This
was a suit brought hy Che insurance
company To recover A09,63S, with inter-
est alleged To ho due it frou, the Geneva
award Nnd, on account OF war risk
tsNen by tho appellant upon vessels
destroyed by confederate cruisers. Tho
court otclalms dismissed the appellants
petition upon Che ground that it had no
lurisdictlon This court anrms that
judgment, and holds that the cnurt of
claims WAS prohibited from taxing nriS.
disilction 10y eNprcSa statute As the
merits ot the CONTROVERSY between M
pellant and the United Statos arose ont
oi the Geneva convention this court de-
cdueS ~ express any opiuiou, for the
reason that \ special tribunal has been
created for the determination " such
questions,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11
Internal Revenue.

WASHINGTON, Now l0-The annual
report of Hon. Walter Evaus, commits
s'oaer of Internal revenue, for the fiscal
year, which ended June 80, 1854, has
been submitted TO the secretary OF the
treasury. rho total receipts from all
SOURCES Of iutorpN reveuuR taxation for
theNear were SlNl, S9l,Al2, as clnapsrni
with SlliAhSSAt for tho year ISL; SLID
A-N,4,S Tor the NVat lSSl, and SlN,.N.Q glG
mr the wear ISL, Il is estimated $llS..
NNNl will be collected tho present
NSNhl NNAr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11
AWElRp SroRV.
The Death of Msn and rres and Some
Queer Coiurideucs,.

oneer C,i,ri5,,,...
Il, c.,,,,, :, a..
:" '''''N' '"' MUSE, l"lN steiner
S'veeI stands aWcoViug willow tree, To
all outward appearances 6eaa and "a, ,h,
first st,cas of 3,.,r ~. - vs. W., ''',
r,n..., $50, az. ~" mas
"'''" '''" US o'UShN ana tWiSS, aud
II forms striking contrast to sister
willow disg,p.llv nrrn.s IN, -
which is hllly clothed m ,,r.,,,, al
srnts A Nisorous ana No., wv fs,,
appearance. Acccriine tn ,h "vS''n ..I, n.
live ia the vicinity ~, .iS,s,. ,,,'N VIZ
ot the tree were 6arSsd Sv .,,i',,i y an
features IN the life and iAaib 81 ,i,.,',,'''..
least, were very mysterious T I,'9
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

TnE Meridian Blade says; "Tho BAL
las iIERALD contained the latest spc-
ciols by several hours, on tho prosiden.
tial election" Tho HERALD Ia always
ahead of al competition, and never fails
todisseminate tho latest and most rulia.
bio information to tho public.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. lO,-The Times
Democrats Fort Smith, Arkansas, spe-
cial says: Deputy Marshal Mershon
has just returned FROM the
Indian territory, whore he had
a fatal encounter with Indians who at
tackled his party aud rescued thirty
Onitud States prisoners whom he had
under arrest and brought 10
Fort Smith. Two OF the attacking
Indians were killed and several
wounded. Two vt the War,aa,'s posse
were seriously wounded. Nineteen
prisoners were brought in ~ tho mar
shall md his deputies.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

"Tauru crushed TO earth win riso
again." aud that Is why tho Democrats
monow on top. Error, wounded, writhes
in pain, and dies amid her worshipera,"
and that Is why tho Republican party is
crushed, smashed, llattened, with all
tho juice squeezed out OF IT,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

Awell6noWn meUhant NJ New Work
Sity rs said 20 lee The greatest moi>or in
ihe OniWt states, lie g. n Ian, s,out.
Sood-looking man, weighing about 80
on'tds, Accoraing m his own state.
men, he smokes a dosop rrmo cigars
Very m0rniny before hreaNfa.t. How
Navy he dtM0iishoS during ihc cSi Of
tAo s,ay il nns rcy1riet.
lest summer twas this gonVfn ans
'OS,om b. so 10 business every innn-
x tram RNnNn> coNNtN. irAN,l ne
iAwN the h N.Ncr 90 the .SAii.ts lin
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11
SPORTING NOTES.
OUR BROWNS AND THE OAYroNs
A liali- Dozen Female Pedestrians ON q
sh.-Day Tramp The Sullivan
Latin setto Result in the
Usual KNOCK Down.


Manager McNealus, of tho Brown
Stockings, last night received informa-
ton from Manager Bowers, Of the Day
ton, Ohio, club, now playing in New Or
leans, that the Daytons will visit Dallas.
They will be here on Wednesday, Fri
day and Sunday, the 18th, Dist and sd
instant1, and will play the Brown
Stockings on those days. The Browns
are strong enough TO meet them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11


TnE Gazette VI Sunday has an edit
torlol, written hy its mnpy man. nearly
u column In length, the bur,hon OF
which Is tho pouch0nt Dallas mon have
Tor oilcN Tho article is intonded to DO
tace,lous and sarcastic, Like all the
other wonld.oo witty editorials Ia that
paper II ~ amusing ouly because 1t IL
silly No douM the writer believes no
has a keen SonSe OF the ridiculous. rcad
the article over aud over to himself with
great applause, aud laughed at is side.
splitting humur Suoh writer's ALWAYS
appreciate thoir own witicisms, whom
aonsihlo mon van see NO point In thrn,,
Dallas is the home OF genucmen, who,
by education, good sense and mtcni.
goncc are omlucntly nttod tor amy office
they aspire 60, Since the Gazette has
Dropped rSreR SMrut like u hot potato
II eau see no one ga Thar promising
county town capable or mltng rcsuou.
sihle offices, and is envious OF nanasitps
Tho Fort had better contiuuc In It's old
channel, forming stock companies, limit
csi, aud Ia. duo Time Lot them burst up,
cenllNUe 10 ovNde the statutory laws OF
tho s,ate,pcrmit gambling and other vi.
ces IA aonrlsa there, release prisoners
fe0m tue hAuds OF onlccrS and uirn them
loose to oyado am honest trial Nv law,
lay street rstN0d tracks at night 10 pre-.
vent legal in,ortcronce, report all
manner or hard things about It's
msMcipal onlccrs, and maiOtain its rep.
uiatloW iorrW,lyism ami crime, Dallas
mon who oitcr Tor onlce are honest, ca
rahle, iN.olllgent and are no,ed Tor their
deSlrc 10 dc their duty faithfully, aud
thai l. why the people IL thus city and
state doll0At 60 honer them, lfthnt0gt
had 4 Few na.laS men ~ an It's 0niceS
and nanalso IL affairs, a relNrm woNld
. be suoA mauxura,od equal 90 that
vhEves Ann ctgeo,ed IN nnnalo, IL the
good people OF that M,rg would peu,ioN
SOME 81 sAe hoNess, capable men OF M.
las 10 20 over lhcrc Tor a tln,e, occNly
Tho fc*lNasihle ulilce@, the Mort mlgN,
soon so'iesm ltself aud ncvolue asNspec
ssb,o ~ ths eyes &c ,lAo world a. ~onio Il
lhn oshtf lhlie towns nlf.hsr vest
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

TIfE Galveston News hopes lhere viii
now BIO time to furnish the nuthor Of
The outrage the indianapolis scandal.
The News Is behind the tilaes, for Me.
BLAME, n his pnafrs lotter acknowl.
edged chat he hiusel was Tie author.
The plumed kniahtroyol surprised any
other knight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11
Moro rIrr.

GREAT WIRE, SURE ENOUau.
JACKSoNvtlLE, Fla, Nov. lO.-The
losses by the great uro at Pa.
latSa, aggregate SiiS,ltO; Insurance,
s-493o, Amo 6 the heaviest
losers Is +. II, Oryis, Putnam house.
The work ~ rebuilding 10 TO N, begun
At once, with better style az buildings,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11


Mr. JAY GouLp and his othor mill
lionairc associates, own aud control
nearly all the stock OF the Union Pacific
railroad Ii is Mid their Intention * To
attempt To have tho government release
them from their indebtedness to the gov
crnmont for monov advanced to build
tho road, and the accrued interest. Be-
lowing that Mn, nLAtNE could bo In.
duced Co countonanoo such u proposi.
ton, was ono Of the great reasons why
he and hm associatos contributed so
largely to tho Republican campaign
mnd. Mr. uouLn Is not a man who
would lnvishly sQuOndor million Of
dollars to secure the election OF any ono
TO the presidency, but when no socs an
opportunity 20 wipo cut debt against
ono of hts railroads which now amounts
to, IN round numbers, SloO,OcO,OOO, he
can be az liberal rs any QUO, uc know y
GOV. CGEVELANn's atrlct integrity
would aosc thot gou,loman to spuru and
scorn any such miQuity, and his opposi-
ton to the governor was no doubt based
In measure upon this fact.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

WASHINGTON, Nov, 10, -Che president
to-day appointed T6omss Adamson, -
ecnnsylvanis, United States consul 10
Panama,
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GEN. eARloM,s plsnAroA.

GEN. BARROW, OF Now York, So we'll
known 20 tho whole country MS an able
lawyer amt WcorrUptihlc gentleman. In
reply to the inquiry oc prominent
monitor Of tina bar OF Dallas, sent the
following reply,
NHw YORK, Nov. 10, 1881. To CuAs, PRrp
TvCNrR,
Your telegram mislaid, Just received.
Tho official returns which have been
open for puhNc inspection for three or
murdays, show u Democratic plurality
otsomc l,SoO The only danger is in
honest errors in footing and the Ike,
wh,oN are not probable 50 any consider.
sNle extent, aud IA to the partisan iutor.
teronco of judges seekng to compel the
county canVasserS to count something
elSc than tho votes Us returned nv tho
inspectors, such interference is no,
greatly feared,
FR\NctS c, RARtow.
The hERAIp would call attention To
The tar, that the general says the rc-
Turns have bcon open thrcc or four DAVIS,
ana u docs seem impossible that mon
could be found sufficiently contemplate
10 change county results that are motto
rioOSly favorable TO C,RvELASn'S elcr.
ton, The talk ot nand ami rc,Nonn,s
means pothing moro than the cNpres.
sion " discontenL which. however
hitter, is imPotcnt and UnaVailNg.
VGN, BARROW Is tho only ,'yiSitlng
statesman" sent To- Florida tn lS,a Nv
GRANT who reported favoyahly for TN.
my, Tie is an mdcpcndoH; Republican
vNtng for ChHvEtANO, and ono of IA,
live lawyers solicited hy tho business
mon of New Nork 10 see tha, no fsa0dn.
rnt interference should prevent the fair
counting or Che lol'N'ar vote.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

TnE election commission that counted
tout" Democratic president was to
Z. Tho one that counts an executive OF
that persuasion sim Is toll.
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Admiral Mnrra, Nal

WAs'uN0rpN, Nov, M,--R1ar. Admit
raj Alexander Murray died in this civ
to-day after short ilucsN lilo pArai
patel IN the war with Mexico ami was
acct iNeN enghyod in the naval conflicts
OF the rebellion,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

THg Republican party Is not rrsur-
rection plant II Is dead, aud all tho
prohibitionists in the United Statos
couldn't drink water enough In forty
years TO revive it,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

WNsutNaroN, Nov 10, The cabinet
viii meet At the White House tomorrow
,Nr the drSt time IN sAvaral months.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

PAWis, Nov. O....rrosldent 0sevy has
published a decrcc stating sha, The Uni.
Nessa eNpasiaoa win opea May ) iSsa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

FliG noulson Ga2atoor ~ ono Of tho
most ably conducted pnpers Ia thogtat
II isNlwnya Oiled with liynnowe mntter,
glycn IN condensed form rendering Il
ahiBhly Interesting and readable Jour
nal. MunRtY ism born poragfpphlst, as
Is shown In every issue orhspoper and
no dishes up his items, not only with
spice, but withal the other condiments.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

TINS late dolunct started out M teacher
IN kentucky, titled PRor. BLAINE; thoro
no hurried in the sight of God and was
promoted to u coloneloei next no be-
came an honorable and cast an anchor
70 tho wndwad and made fortune by
his influence ~ speaker of tho house
given to speculative schemes aud job
berry, aud then he became plumod
knights after this he was known M the
taloood man and the ANNANIAs Of
iAmerica, aud now he TX politically dead
NO blasted In reputation that there Is no
man no poor and low ~ to do mm rover
vncc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

Tllh Republicans hayo bocn boaton in
Washington county In this state. Tho
Brenham Hammer snys: For tho first
time Ia many years the affairs OF the
county are Ia the hands OF officers Sc
ioctod by those most Interested In good
government. Tho noxt general election
In This sialewill probably leavo Tcxas
without Il single county controlled by
Ropnbllcnn oflclnlA.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

TiIh Gazette Expresses fears that
many persons viii leave Dallas because
they can't yet office. Don't that paper
Know That many persons are skodad-
ding from its burg because business
There IL no duh and NIL improvements
are at stand stlllH Moro persons gct
on tho cars there now aud loayo for
good, than In any four of tho most prom
incnt cities IN tho atute,
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SAyGDB BD||2
Ask Your Attention,

TFi1 PUBLIC MIND is ElNCA Gnn
WITFI ELECTION, AMID WE HAVE
BFiHN CASTING ABOUT FOR SOArE
LF11N G POW H1FoF'UL ENOUGH M
CALM Its ATTENTION FOR, ONE
B-E0IEjF' PERIOD WE THINK WIN
ETAvE1 GOT TT
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lnnALs oI1-a. nscNlrll0N.

rursDAy. sovnmnru II. 1874.
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~, Whter, sk'no Ecisfhsn sn6ss.
\, And sino,th a. mo GENITAL -, h.sttr
Was al syluiryd l.Iaz ll,Gl ,,.,ss
>e's.sei - , lsxiNn ens icf