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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Rose Cold and Hay Fever

Are types of catarrh having peculiar symptoms;
They are attended by an iniigmed condition OF
the fining membrane of the nostrils, tear.ducts
and throat, affecting the lungs. An acrtd mucus
Is secretpd the discharge Is accompanied with
burning sensation. There are severe spasins OF
sneeZing. frequent attacks of headache, watery
and infamed eyes. Ey's Cream Balm Is a re-
Inedy founded on Il correct diagnosis of diseases
and can be depended upon. 50 cents at drug
uists, or by mail. Send for circular. Ely BROS,
Druggists, Oswego, y. y. aus-2wdeod&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-15

DIR. CHAs w FILLER, Baltimore. Nd, says
i endorse "Dr. Petzold's German Bltters,
having given the Bitters to patient OF mine,
con nyaIescent from Malarial Fever, and obtained
the most beneficial results.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-15
A Bon Mot From Sam Randall.

n ISOH 1OV SHH1 sS"f'u"'''
From the OIL City Blizzard.
A story is told as coming from ex.Speaker
Randall. He said there were two accidents
in the Grant funeral pageant that had not
been noticed by the papers Mr.. Randall
was asked, "What were they" His reply
was, "Hayes and Arthur"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-15

The trades organizations OF the country
lean upon broken reed when they rely for
aid on an extra session of Congress-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-15

Ir looks as though the Grant monument
fund will follow in the same disgusting
groove as did the fund for the Bartholdi
statue pedestal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-15

TwENTY-sEVEN years incarceration in
lunatic asylum for frivolity and extravaganza,
such as that of which Miss Addie r. Brinckle
was guilty, is the incarnation of injustice.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-15

~@~l~i-4-l--l-- --l---->-.-~4-.-,
CPR1NG FEVER.

At this season nearly every one needs TO us
some sort OF tonic. IRON enters into almos
every. physicians prescription for those who
need building up.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-08-01
Sure OF Sugar.

! June 80 the United States Treas
urcr mailed 1888 c'-ckA ia 45,
1873 letters to that lumber of per-
sons in payment of S7,9G3,3l9 in
terest due July ], ON United States
registered per cent. consuls ICON
solidated indebtedness of 1907,
and on bonds issued to Pacific
railway companies. 1t would be q
good idea for Congress to enact q
law declaring that all the paper
money in the United States could
be burned and all the metal money
be SINK to the bottom of the sea
and taxable ten per cent interest
bearing bonds be given therefore.
Government bonds are the ne plus
ultra Of securities. The Govern
ment provides places of deposit for
the bonds, IT keeps the name and
postoifice address Of the bondhold-
er, it makes out and sends to him
or her check for the interest duel
All the bondholder has to DO is to
step to the front door when the
bell rings, reach out aud receive
the letter from the mail carrier,
take it into his parlop, gut 1t and
telephone a national banker to
send up the gold coin to him. This
is severe stain on the rich. At
times they catch cold by coming
into the draft! The bonds they
hold were obtained III exchange for
legal tender money called in aud
burned after the war. Ii it is food
to destroy four-fifths of the money
of the country it must be good to
destroy all of it, If it is good to
bleed horse down SO he cannot
trot, it is saving to bleed HIM down
so he cannot eat. Then he won't
kick!-U. s. Democrat.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-08-01
A Remarkable Class Of Thieves. /.


The police of st. Petersburg
have been for some time puzzled
by the conduct of remarkable
class of thieves, who committed
rnhhery not only in the open day,
but, moreover, with ostentation
They were Fins, and were all
young men. When arrested, they
calmly pleaded guilty, and were
sentenced for terms varying from
one to three months. At the ex-
piration of the sentence they
promptly disappeared. 1t turned
out that they had returned to THEN
own country, and had there re-
sumed their several avocations
without loss Of social position. The
law in Finland forbids the enroll
ment in the army of any PERSONS
who havo undergone imprioon-
ment for civil otienses SO these
enterprising Films had delibsrate-
ly sought Imprisonment IN order
to avoid conscription.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-08-01
A Democratic Offensive Partisan.


Ii has been the constant whine
Of the republican organs that
Offensive partauslip" is only a
pretext under whieh republicans
are turned ou; OF Office and demo-
Gratis put in. An offensive partisan,
according to their Interpretation,
could only be republican. 1t
mattered not how active a politi-
clan a democrat official might be,
he could not come under the classi.
fcation, nor suffer the penalty of
an offensive partisan.
President Cleveland, however,
appears to take q different view of
the question. He has an idea that
an offensive partisan is govern
official who neglects or abuses his
office in the interest of politics it
matters not whether he be repub-
lican or democrat, and that the
fact that he belongs to the one
party or the other is no reason
why he should not suffer the fate
which lie has prescribed for often
sive partisans.
Not long ago MIR. George Parker,
a Democrat was appointed special
agent of the treasury at Chicago.
That was while the Illinois senate
rial contest was i'll progress. Mr..
Parker, instead of devotlng his
time and attention to his official
duties, for which he was employed
and paid, adopted the views Of his
prerogatives held by his repabli-
can predecessors and hied him
away to Springfield and took an
active part IN the attempt to elect
Judge Tree. good democrat, to
the senate. For this Mr.. Parker
has received notice that his SER
wees will be dispensed with by the
government after the 18th Of this
month.
After awhile perhaps the people,
both republicans and democrats,
will become convinced that the
President is in earnest in his pro-
fessions of civil-service reform;
that he is determined to conduct
the government on the principles
in the advocacy Of which he was
elected, and to observe conscieE-
tiously the laws which be has
sworn to execute regardless of the
politics of those who may violate
them.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-08-01
Relies OF an Arctic Trip.


Nearly fourteen years ago Capt.
Carleson, an adventuresome Nor
wegian sealer, sailed around tie
north end of Novaya Zemlia, and
and found an Arctic Pompeii on
the shores of little bay. No hu-
man being had been there before
for nearly 300 years. About 300
relics of one Of the most fainous of
Arctic expeditions were found
buried, not under lava, and ashes,
but under gravel and ice. They
were in an excellent state of pre-
seryation, although nearly three
centuries had elapsed since Will
liam Barents and bis men left
them behind after spending the
first winter in higher Arctic lat
itude that explorers had ever ex-
perienced.
Capt. Caalson found the house
still standing which Barents had
built out of drift-wood tnat ocean
currents had brought from the
Siberian rivers. The roof had
ffallan IN. and the house was filled
with ice and gravel, under Which
were found looks, maps, rude
scientific instr uments, many house
hold articles, inkshorns, pens,
clock, the barrel IN which the ex-
plorers had taken vapoe baths, and
many other things. Students OF
Arctic literature had already read
OF mary of these relics in the pages
Of G. de Geer, the historian of the
expedition, whose minute account
Of tho first winter spent by the
white men above 10 degrees north
latitude had excited enormous in
terest, and had been transacted IN
to all civilized languages, because
before Barents made the attempt
it was not deemed at all certain
that man could endure the winter
night three or four months long
and the severe cold Of of the north.
In the marine department at the
Hague a model room has been
built which Is an exact reproduc-
tion of the interior of Barents'
house on Novaya Zemlia. as Gerrit |
de Geer represented it. This |
room has been filled with the Bar
ems srelics, which are SO well pre-
served that they give lively idea !
OF the home in which Europeans
passed their. first winter in the true |
polar regions.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-08-01

idemnity selections may be made
in proper time an maner, but are
not operative as prohibition of
settlements and, entfies within
such limits under the public land
laws prior to the time when law
ful selectian by the railroad com
pany has actually been made"
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-08-01
partInent fer it than there were fol
any other office.

sAN&s OS'->> NN<-~0'
The special delivery postal sys-
tenn provided for by the last Con-
gress will be put in operation in
the course Of u month or Two at
about dozen of the principal post
Offices of the country, including
New York, Boston, Brooklyn,
Philadelphia, Chicago, ana Wash
lngton. The details Of the system
are now being formulated ri the
Postofice department. The law
provides that the attachment to n
letter bearing the legal. postage of
special stamp of the denominn-
tion of ton cents shall enhtle the
letter to immediate delivery at free
delivery offices to be designated by
the Postmaster General. 1t is be-
lieyed that fifty messenger boys
will be rebuired at the New York
postoffice and twenty-five at each
of the large stations in that city.
While no doubt is entertained that
the system will pay its expenses
in the end, it is feared that a year
or more may elapse before the
public will avail itself of the adj
vantages of the new system to an
extent that will adequately COM
pensate the messengers employed.
LESoX.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-08-01
Thirty Milllen More Acres.

WASHINGTON, July IA. Land
Commissioner Sparks has render
ea an important decision in re-
cent case, affirming the right of
entry, under the public land laws
and decisions of the supreme court
of the United States, OF lands here
tofore Withdrawn by the voluntary
action OF the general land Office
for railroad idemnity purposes,
where no requirements of law ex-
listed for making such Withdrawals.
This decision affects over 10000
900 acres of public land which
have been kept out of market for
many years in the interest of rail-
road corporations. The commits
sioner cites at length from leading
decisions of the supreme court,
and concludes as follows: Fol
lowing these discussions, by the
authority of which l am governed.
| must hold that a Withdrawal of
land by the commissioner of the
general land office when, as in the
present instance. Withdrawals from
settlement entry, or other appro-
priation are not required by law.
are effective only as information in
defining the limits within which
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-08-01
A Gentle Hint.

A Chicago juage recently re
buked a person who was sitting in
the courtroom with his feet placed
upon the table by sending him,
through the bailiff. q piece of pa
per on which he had written the
following query;
"What size boots do you veal p
The feet we're at OF ce withdrawn.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-08-01

When Jesus went into the Che
temple with whip to drive the
raseals out, he did not wait to be
swdtted across the face with Civil
Service breech clout full Of uu
cleanness, bat got in his work at
once. .-Ex.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-08-01
THE WUMPs.


The bugwnmp comes when the houris late
70 the pane where the light Is shining,
And the hurv uuip stands ut the gardea gate,
His arms the msid entwniug.
The dTlgwump waits for the sleality wink,
The brand denomnating,
And 1t Ja,wump gaily tskes drink
From the jug while bis hook hes batting.
The pugwump kisses the nose Of her pet,
And folds him 10 her bosom,
And :hc mngwnmp waits for his Office yet,
Ana-wesl, we must excuse him.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-08-01

Jud Latagan: The best critics
OF other peoples actions, we have
noticed. are usually those who
themselves hare failed ingIoriously
all atoun /.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-08-01

Rev. Heber Newton joins the cre-
nation crusade with the statement
that IT is duty to the living to burn
the dead
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-08-01

Jud Lafagan: The easiest way
to outwit the world is to let it be-
lieve that 1T is smarter than you
are.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-06-05
An Ex.Edirsr in Luck-Mlicr

Robert " Hll-er- Formerly .lI-Cr 0i
the Winchester Va Tunes, hIs beea
appointed oy Secretary Lamar chief Of
5ns !-v-sill d lGcuGnEs u the Eec-rI-
li-.. dice, wee NJ. Bo.leLIg rs gue,i-
His lcCoi1 -uea5 vs. m.I!s wi-hoC5 cav
L-4rrTire examination, SECRETARY La
mI- noe -er,sc,.il- :hitIs 0t !ivjsioCs L.
coming ulter The ::7iI-=sryice Nv Nj
i0r H.ac.r d. / 1Iliy. d Aar-i1s5Grg.
-r,l,.I.I-e q tie University Of Virginia
arG lawyer BY 2cUt.ssi0Q- During the
war b.. W. % sh= sCaf e Gen SC1U=-
wa Jackson ND li1srw trr-i a. I-.In.-
zecsra4 90 the sCaf 0t G=c- JGhl 3
Gcr,Iou. Il G-.or-iL Altar tie vIr ID
settled l. Wtlcn4s Al. oesi,ies .,ii7-
mr. she r.sres grlcci:s,! rs 2-Ut-ssi0u,
Icsily tlc sevsrL E4st-s ~ resident
couus., % che BIlzmCcs M OhiG road
Hlj0- E21tr = IL sfscclTs stump
sgeaA=-, I1G during the presi.Ien-ia-
Gam gaiga list year Made N active can
VIZ q Virginia and West Virginia
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-06-05
RRlEFN-

Mr.. Charles P wilson, Of Sunmi1
Pofns. this cOGn-y, was graa5sd Pa1-
az. en- Tuesday for fre-eseape and
aI-o sce for dcor Tor grain ears
Potomac Building Association No :
VII efez for sals several shares az seek
next NoadaT evening in the rsou IN
d.- the RzssrVa 0tics Il o'clock
Mr.. wu- q. Bumysr has received
bis full .cnck az merchandise fer Tia
summer seasou, and us stock In I
.pIsndidIy seiec1ed 0ue- He hls svs-y-
lhiag usually kept in gsnsrL store
cCs has Al especially ire Inc OF shoas
of Al kinds And men and bogs' has
HIS Stock Of Try goods Is vary suPe-
ricr oC=-
n me Circuit Court Iasc week the
NV case OF James Gran-ham's EI'r w.
he Winchester and Potomac Railroad
Com Pacy Vas riesi-4cDouald And
Becawi1h for pIaindf; Baylor for 9e-
face ysrtieG Far plaintiff. Also, The
case Of Dr.. J. 3 O7Donneu vs. Ms
MarvJ. Henshaw-Ba7lor for plaintiff !;
Srevs ana Brown foe defence Verdict
for defendant
George Brown and MAJ Payne, both
cnlorei, roc mo difficulty IN Middle
way ihe sariy part Of last week, and
Brown usilie several very Vgig cuts
aboGs the head And neck az Payne with
4 -a-or. Fortunately Eheeu1s were aac
!eep .ruGEn 10 DC dan ger0Us- although
cre q them cans near .eVeriag The ing
1I1- vein Brown uIte Ms escape 20
avoid lrrgs5.-SgG-t-
DinisI "a Kaufman, J. Fears odd
= ni-ed >II-es railway clark osCv aen
wLshir r-co 1nG BaItiuo WI. arrest
e! .Lss week charged win 0psning L=G-
,ers and stealing money CherefroCl- l
-a-her bal case has been Made against
hin. Iud he xas sent % jaiI Il ceflaI1
1f s. eco ball kaufman WIS L farmer
resident ot Eagers50wu, having once
teen clerk u The pos5-otics A. EhlC
pIse-
". would say "a our 81 sscr;bers Il
h.a-reysTiLI= Al scher points WHARF
-aa RzzEgrzas have been tsliTe-e,! -
regularly shsls W VII hsrsafss- se1c
he saCers By i aeE rUCCe, AMI hope
-n-g VII 5e received CO -ims- We
lav. never MISSED sending Ehe uiL
crUu ply since W. tav. been Prin-ln :
This sa2er. t.t tie tIrl1 res .llLrely
Rf.1 The pcsII- lgzc-s beyond SoeP-
ls-r.sJ6UH-
D..eurt5i1l Day vas observed az Mar
-i-s5c-r At >I1E-'.ly 81 L cre,.i-l1 ii.
.I-.DIlT and 5l-eresJi1E exercises The
I-1i---r- ccCl oaay. 1hs ZcGIves- the
E-a1G Amy Posi- The Fire Com Pa1g
H. s1z Two BANKS q 1r.si: t1r-re,- l
-rucessiCc. and spsacnes were delivered
17 Edward >518a. CT El--ersC0 ". NJ,
a.. E.1- L B.g. Faulkner ic- 4llCr
T-ox=l. g Nl-1ils5Qrg. The AIr-i-s-
bt.-r {. - ..iE vel t3r -r= irs5 time
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-06-05

rSad-Ths tgQ-th n lII rspprc cf The
i-eec0rs Of TIE Shenandoah valley
"a -oa. s1r I.S4 MS 2ee1 nIie 81 (, L.
/ gives sae .-ng-l ct Tie Inc AZ 555.;5
niles, almost entirely aid wjlh s5sei
rl-s- The company have = Iocun1-
-iv-S, 81 P'l-sel ssr And - irsignG ears,
0esi,.-s I'll 1Gher -rlIc5s All cars The
,ru== earnings amounted % $1E. III ~ !;
sperlE,Ir expenses 20 fj,i, Sic -; Lax
-. S-HII1.Ji IaL The le- earnings
sI4:S; I'D u. 4 .s,:-,.a... q So. gGI - fruu
-ae grgce'.ia2 ysar- The Passeu ser
zr,l-iic amounted I'd 1897. I,..:r.al.;,.
o. 80. from 1888, ne freigaz - as 10
-0os, d.crs:ls. Of q - 58as- The
doa-ing 5ebe amounts % s5:i4 gI5-iI and
me car-cr,s1 06ii.-Id0n to s.Ij, al 70.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-06-05
SPANGLERS'.
EarEPeweEN NIp.

". ln7a L a--ra Issur-msnr = cIte vsrT
x =. u ICCt.s you VAN 1sr sum mar wear
AZ. W. are selling -hsnl a. Tie very is7vssI
-r-cRs. Llirir AMI !Ir'I ra..ru.s a. ll1tt h.
--.-.s,-clJsrs o. amt ID cents Dress - 1-ll- DIS
AL I .su - Domestic lflnl.ialrIs ilIC 1i.,
..n ~ TLrr.-v1f:,l Pgr-AIls % cents thE-I-e'.
LAvls. vlrrll 1sft % WISE cents 1ssS IA r
rs II rs1ls Wll14 --sGsis e-Gm GEMS lp
-n--l.E -. / AM 10 ..n-s L1r71nsi,iss Iliii
leans -, y AID y 'ru-s Tlrr.-giLe ID lsii a
GEMS Car1sr -rIsl ssn-s- A. linen Crash
,ru8 EIn1U-Z LAees ana Embroidery
very cheap Il spring tr=ss Egcsis AZ rs';Ei':eii
Brfses a .ar-ss vI-,erT N summer -i-lfs az -
-.7Icsd sric-s- YIN V-i-1G And A-bHsr'ss p
,trk sl.e sre1i Z v--Js Ilit ,L.IcA- t-cI1-s4l1
AT ,FCges n 2 ~ GEMS Isle ln--sist g-asT 81
vary Nv q go n -I-feElI -l8 s.,Jves. = -frI-s
worth ) z-ise az ). ElE ID .sns- 1-i
ciac.a .--z..y for sLls BrIll.i.rt Jerseys run
g. = II 4 90 q Ef1-leIIie1 = 1Eis IL -si1-
1arct.,.. t-,er cgsCnI. - sesrs v1r-it ih -lnE-
1iuH-cG and ~ ne 7Ir-ecv --Jul penny ~
In 3ia-n aat str-Pssf sun mer skirts tr1ui
s5csns ID wool am cashmere =nHE y tr'1 n
T. - Il A ur-cs Assortment u FtE-isss3is Az
.ui mora as rteag. We Are lCG gang ~
..I-- tie cusiness. ailltiar are W selling gl-
a Est. ,a1 va al s,Cv you more 1HrZ.I.rls,
l1G A ,eC5sr VARIETY a ssi.cr rom -i-a1 uOss
as-E-a y TIA ~ gcctis susinisssA-
E>.sy-cr1I-y,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-06-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

EyTLER HCTE-JCg Il DCH, PRaR.
C.L Smith Z L Rhodes. W OHer-
lander T D. Eoope-- w H Nils,
Frank Wai1s. J. Z AIr-ia, J. a Spjel-
man- Juo. z. I jerome Baltimore
Nd Theodore Mae " T. 2 Dis
he.msr. PHILADELPHIA Pa 2 G
Lord Washfn E-Eu- D c. z EI--
Ice. Hausphire Co; ChaS- z RIG- J.
CoIber-- Ea-psrFs Ferry, ". Va Jrs.
W Graathan- AitdIewIv, v. Va J.
!. Cage. h : Ssehris+. l. Fiery, EG-
Esrsrswu- Mo Harry HIEll- FREEZER
Ok Nd Samuel Freeze G. W Hen
snsw- ThoS, J. VEGA MIr1nseu-g. "
Va 2 " Smith. Ch5ca-D, IL; "
Y. Frzsher. Geo 4 Wright, Va; c.
L Lanai. CbIri-szOEn- W Va =
z. Alder. >harps5Urg, Nd
CSraE EorG--Nzs- V D. LIZ. Pho.
G. E1rtazEh- J. 2 BoCzz- HIggrs-
11wu. No, z E Harris 2 " RaI-E.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa / l. Rice- T. &.
Ha--sr- Frederick Nc l. Z TIVeau,
". " S1T5er. Baltimore Nd: Z =
Dodge 4Ibanr- V T G. D. Grssr.
HIrDs-5s Ferry, " VI: " z Day,
MG1IeuIy, " Va J. ( ShIryG. D.
L Eutac H. Nl--i1ssCrg. W Va
JIs. 4 Mis-, Laneascer- Pa J. "
Blshop- and VIE, Chl-i=ssC W, y Va :
T. ". Bum. WIshi1 r5su- D g. =
i Pal. Pine But A-a-- T. 7. Wa
Is. Louisville. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-06-05

Hsase RarHed--Cu Tl.sas,ia :
aigh5 the Dwelling hGGse OF M Chas-
E Within, II WhIlnss Secs- several
Mas north vest Ct Sdepderri.lG VI waz
totally destroyed 81 ire 1OgeEher WIKI
-he eou1eacs- The Lanly Of Mr. Whit
mg were aSasEae.I after they lad r.
tired By The suake- and 1pou 1risia, 2
found Ihs house burning der.elY- They
escaped with Their lives, bU1 were NH
6is u save anything more thai a few
Articles OF furnfrure We esIieTe there
WAS &c Insurance. 90 the Pruperry- The
origin CT the ire 4 unknown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-06-05
EeEL sPANELEE

s,.a,n-Ey's II ne lEs. STOCK INST - -eGIcf-i
- n lr-ra arE u1nxs rgCm 11r -pri1I lr.lCs.s
or rs -sIcitY IrCTlng 1uEilsss. or ~ IA -
gn-v Esali. Az hen r. a5lI 49,. or TgUr-
4eLvas Best 4fan,iaE-t Pr1-ls - * - per F'l;
vHr.-V.t.i4 u III rs ~. Wgr-n 80 Tlrt-F'f.f
e. vgr-h Lie cess sr--Ilr o.. and DC .
Ice domestic g-1Lr1nz1s ~ 81 lItst.Ii8-yi A.,
rlasaTEara To-. a. really -sdlf.sst prices TT
ceres a. -rI-lCrIs AID IlIzarr. n prices ace
4JIga-s r. Ter D.. 8ugIr f-r-Ip ". Per E'l.-cn A,
-a--,,1s ~ fl-sgnE 1sL1s. --Las &C. largest
sri,,l 4 IL si-T Il ,rrss --.L1 VI silrpr,iss.
vsu. N-W.T married perrie sspscia-iy, Ant
n -rlers = van u ET.DC EcCt-s, W. q We
z, .. alG see z.sll,il -.T's K-saE 1Mz7I1lls. IA
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5cxu NJ Z Church VII ce.=tr1re
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Personalities Emma Al3ertsou

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7. E.res a. pleasure - s1I5s 1i,az Dr.
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wedding festivities * soue scisrIs-
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over. Pa
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visiting Ms T. :. Nysrs, n this ;swn-
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easy and graceful manner Ee held MS
manuscript IN Ms hand and referre. 20
L frequently. After be hlt closed Nj
Cyrus Simmons, Of the HagersSsEu bar
read poem entitled ~An1ieEam. writ
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