davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-09-24
How to Know Death.

The Medical and Surgical Reporter
tells how to know when person is
dead, as follows: There are two sim
pie tests by which we can always con-
vince ourselves whether q person is
really dead or not. One test is the
same that has been crowned with a
prize by the French government, which
had for years offered q large reward
for the discovery OF any method, al
ways applicable, always reliable, and
one that may be practiced by the
most ignorant. The method of deter
mining actual death, viii ch was consid-
cred by the French government as
being worthy of.the reward is as fol-
lows: "When tile fingers OF a person
who is supposed to be dead are fully
extended but kept near together, and
If placed in front OF candle light in q
dark room, peculiarly bright color,
due to the capillary circulation, will
be visible where the fingers touch each
other, if there is any life left" The
other is based upon the well known
tact that the muscles OF human be.
ing will never respond for q longer
time to the strongest electrical cur
rent than for one hour and q half aft
er death; while as long as life lasts,
may its evidence be ever so little, the
contractility OF the muscles, if not af-
ffected by some form ofparalysis-and
IN cases thus affected, when death
seems to occur it always is real-re-
mains.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-09-24
A Dangerous Man,

The most peaceab!e and dangerous
man in all this United States lives in
Murray county, Ga. He is kind
hearted, good tempered, never had a
quarrel in his life, wouldn't hurt fly,
and everybody is afraid OF him.
About ayearago he was cutting wood,
when the axe flew off the handle and
killed man who had come to pay
him $50. He never got cent OF the
money. The next week, while ferrying
friend across the river, he ran the
boat against a snag and his friend
was drowned. About month later
he felled tree on top OF a stranger
who was lying asleep in the woods,
killing him instantly. Not long after
he shot at a wild turkey and killed a
neighbor whom he didn't see at all.
Three weeks later he lighted q kero-
sene lamp, when it suddenly exploded,
burning to death @ colporteur to
whom the inoffensive Georgian had
courteously extended the hospitality
OF his home. All this mans friends
run when they see him coming. He
would be afraid to extend any kind.
nesses save to his enemies, if he had
any. His last public act was to cross
the street with ladder on his shoul-
der last Fourth OF July, while the
procession was passing, and when
somebody shouted to him to "hurry
on" he obligingly turned around and
started back. The procession was
laid out, and the day was spoiled.
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Open Your Windows, Friends.
From Chambers Journal.

From Chambers Journal.
Directly the sun begins to decline,
let every maiden and housewife, and
man and woman and child, with an
eye for the picturesque, and feeling
tor health and beauty, throw up the
Venetian or Partisan blinds. Open
your rooms to the glories of the even.
ing; throw up and pull down the
sashes; open wide all your doors. Let
cool breezes enter into corridor and
cellar and garret and room; let the
.'caller" cir circulate through every
inch of the house hour after hour,
while you are getting your evening
meal, while you say your PRAYERS
while you think of Others after the
tolls OF the day. If it be your price.
less lot to dwell apart from the city
life, and have outside your cottage or
villa or mansion, flowers, those lovely
gifts OF Dame Nature, let tscents ofrose
and thyme come in at every gap in tle
hedge, at every rift OF the wall, at
every Granny OF the house-scents of
rosemary and mignonette and laven-
der and bergamot, and lily and elder.
berry. Welcome delicate perfume on
its cooling, refreshing, healthy mis-
sion. 1t is Hygeia's gift-a superla,
tive boon for the dog days.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-09-24

3 ~
Wisconsin seems to be one of the
favorite states with emigrants from
northern Europe. The census OF the
past year indicates that the principal
increase in the population was made
up Of swedes, Norwegians and Ger
mans. In 1880 the German-born
citizens did not number more than
200, 900, while last years figures give
the number as 265.75e There were
less than $4,000 Scandinavians in
1880, but 9o,o57 in 1885. Accord.
ing to the census Of 1880, the total
number OF foreign-born citizens was
4o5, GOO; last year in round numbers
500, 900.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-09-24

The tendency to exaggerate the
wealth Of men who are known to pos
sess considerable porperty. is well
known. Various instances are given
in a Boston paper Of men who were
regarded as millionaires, but when
their assets were counted up, and
debts subtracted, the great accounted
wealth was decidedly wanting in actu-
ality. It is said that within the last
ten years there has been only one
wealthy Bostonian whose estate at
the time Of his death has outrun in
valuation the amount of his credited
fortune. In most cases, when thestate-
mentis made that such and such a
man is worth one million or two mill
ion, tits tolerably safe rule. in or
der to arrive at a fair estimate, to
take third off the conjectured
amount, and in some cases to di.
vide it by two.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-09-24

The total expenditures OF the popu-
iation Of the United States for malt
liquors, spirits and tobacco during the
past fiscal year, as reported by the
Treasury Department, was larger
than for previous periods. The con.
sumption OF beer increased 1924, $50
barrels, and Of whisky l,eO6, 1Os
gallons, making grand total of TO-
763,olO gallons, or a per capita con.
sumption Of lilo gallons. This is
less tLan in 1883 or 1884, when 1.41
gallons and l.42 gallons OF whisky
represented the consumption per head
OF population. The per capita con-
sumption Of beer has increased to IL
gallons from 2 gallons in 1s7s-79,
which probably accounts for the de-
creased consumption Of whisky. Three
and q half pounds more tobacco per
csplta were consumed last year than
the year before. the largest increase
sescorded.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-09-24
Long Life and Heredity.

One inherits from his ancestors, near
or remote, more or less modified by
the blending OF the male and female
lines, not only in complexion, form,
size, feature intellect, disposition,
etc, but tendencies to particular all
ments, and even the germs OF positive
disease.
Consumption can be tra ICED along in
some family lines for many genera
tions, while in others it is almost un-
known. So, too, asthma, gout, rheu-
matism, ,apoplexy constantly reappear
in some lines, while they are unknown
in others. We should expect, there
fore, beforehand that heredity would
would have much to do with the
question OF longevity, and it is mat
ter of common observation that 1t
does.
Life insurance companies recognize
tho fact. Still, it has not had the full
scientific consideration that it should
have, and doubtless will have in time.
Meanwhile, it is desirable to accumu-
late facts.
Says the Lond>n lancet, "It would
be interesting to study more closely,
in the case OF centenarians and other
aged people, the ages of their near
relatives and immediate ancestors"
OF Sir Moses Monteiiore, who passed
his hundredth year, it says, "Onepar-
ent died at seventy-nlne, one at eighty
three, his grandfather at elghty-seven,
his grandmother at ninety-three, o
brother at seventy-dve, another at
sixty-nine, q sister at eishty-four,
another at seventy nine, another at
eighty-two. These nine ages at death
give an average longevity OF eighty one
years. The first four-those of the
parents and grandparents OF Sir Moses
give all average OF eighty y-tive years.
A long-lived ancestry, however, does
not insure longevity, for many in such
a line fail OF reaching advanced age.
Indeed, vigor OF constitution often
leads to suicidal violations OF physical
law. 1t is therefore matter for con.
graduation if one has inherited the
long-lived tendency, but the rich gift
should be well guarded, for physical
vigor is apt to render one thoughtless
OF the little things that sap the foun-
aations OF the grandest constitutions.
Let him, also, who has inherited
but a poor patrinony OF health re-
member that, after all. there is moth
ing like taking good care OF ones self
BY obedience to the laws of health,
he may reverse the hereditary tend
ency.-Youth's Companion.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-09-24
CONDENSED NEWS.


At st. Paul, Doctors Murphy, Quinn and
Hoyt held an autopsy on the remains OF the
deceased Frank Farnsworth, and Coroner
Quinn held an inquest. The jury was com
posed OF r. A. Lanpher, A. L. Larpenteur,
= IA birmingham hh;a H.. 4. R. Cumming H Bcrup
was the first witness. He detailed
tho circumstances OF the shooting. In ad-
dition to the facts already related, Mr..
Warren said that after Fransworth and
Mead first met he and Fransworth left the
hotel and walked up to the STANDARD"
saloon, where they each drank whisky
sour" Ten minutes later they returned
to the hotel. Fransworth told him that
he had been grossly insulted by Mead but
didn't want to have any row in
such a public place. When they re-entered
the hotel Farnsworth and Mead had
their fatal meeting. Ed. Buck, the night
the conversation between Mead and Farms.
worth, and James Bean, one OF the bell
boys, told about his assisting in taking the
revolver away from Mead. DR.. Murphy
detailed the result OF the post mortem. He
said he found the bullet had passed through
the abdominal walls, through the point
where the large and small intestines come
together. The large intestine had a perfor-
ationas large as a mans thumb. After cut.
ting the intestine the bullet passed through
the pelvic cavity, penetrating the thinest
portion Of the hip bone and lodging in the
hip whore it had been located The wound
was necessarily fatal. DR.. Hoyt corrobor.
ated DR.. Murphy's testimony. The jury
returned verdict that
Frank Farnsworth's death was caused
by q pistol shot fred by Frank Mead
about IL O'Clock Sept Z, 1856.
The body was taken to Minneapolis for
burial.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-09-24

A Washington dispatch says that
the Philadelphia mint is overwhelmed
with work and is busy sixteen hours
each week day. singularly enough,
with almost $29, 100000 in fraction
al silver coin reported in the .a,ssasury,
it is also said that there is scarcity
of silver change in the country for or.
dinary business purposes. To meet
this want the mint is turning out $780,
600 a week in small coins, with an un-
usual proportion OF dimes. In addi.
tion to this, the mint makes up each
month $4,000, 900 silver dollars, u.s.
ing SIC, 200, 900 worth ofsilver for the
purpose.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-09-24

A law passed by the New York leg.
islature in 1885 provides that the
state shall collect a tax OF per cent.
upon all public bequests. According
to the provisions OF this law the state
would receive tax OF 100000 out
OF the Tilden estate, provided the pub
lie bequests amount to $4,000, 900,
as estimated. Out OF this sum the
county treasurer would receive fee
OF 5 per cent. for collecting the tax,
which would make the fees $4,000.
Thus $21o,0oO must be collected out
OF the Tilden estate before the several
charitable bequests can be carried
out.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-09-24

The coating Of parafine given to the
Egyptian obelisk in New York Central
park year ago has had little or no
perceptibls effect in protecting it from
the scaling process which excited ap.
prehensions for tho safety Of the mon.
ument. A careful examination made
recently shows that the surface con
tinues to wear under the influence Of
the frost, and it seems to be admitted
now that nothing vii! save it.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-09-24

On the 10sh inst. the huge tower on
the Public Buildings Philadelphia.
had reached the height of 295 feet
g f-2 inches from the street. Ground
was broken for the structure fifteen
years ago; the marble work is to be
completed in one year, and the iron
clock.tower and dome to oe finished
in FIVE years. When completed it is
said the building will be the finest, il
not the most expensive, in the
country.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-09-24

One Of the provisions OF the law
creating 9 railroad commission in
South Carolina was that the SAL
ary Of the commissioners should be
paid by the railroad companies. The
railroad companies went to the courts
TO defeat this part OF the law and the
supreme court has decided that the
railroads must pay the salaries as re-
quired.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-09-24

Miss Efie Coslett, of Scranton, Pa,
has, in consideration OF $4,000 in
cash, consented to release from an en-
gagement her lover, Frank Howell,
who failed to put in an appearance on
the night appointed for the wedding,
because the spirit of his father TOLD
him net to get married.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-09-24

The New York Times says: New
York msschants, jobbers and commits
ssion merchants are generally satisfied
with the condition Of trade. Business
y picking up and shows in most cases
improvements. Buyers for the fall
trade have been and continue numer,
ous. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-21

Wone lltefy, KtCreml nlegdys mat
ka posciel o%znaczyfa. Sfyszac to
uczciwa kobieta, przelekfa SIG, to-
maczac, 1e kupiia powfoki i wsypy
cd pewnego huzara, ktory %jeszcze W
Nysie zamieszkujo, ie ona nicze-
mt ME Wilma. Podniosf sieFrancuz
z foIka, ubraf sic natychmiast i
kazat sic zaprowadzic do huzara,
ktorego tel cd razu poznaf. mo
Re %jescze pamietacie o tem", rzekf
do niego, jakescie pred laty osm-
nastu niewinnego czfowieka W
Szampanii z catego mienia obrali, a
ma ostatku mt nawet pierzyny i
poduszkl z domu wyniesli zadnego
ME okazali mifosierdzia, gdy was
osmioletni chtopiec o litot6 bfagai;
- moaescie tel %jeszeze ME zapo-
mnieli o mojej siostrze?:" 2 pocza-
tku chcia} sic starry grzesznik unie-
winniat; befkotal, &e podczas VOL
ny ME idzie wszystko, jak wiado-
mo, pc mysli i nalezytym trybem;
mruczaf, re co .jeden zostawi, to
talk drugi zabierze; re tylko te
wzgledy sklonify 60 do rabunku
it'd. Gdy sic atoli przekonaf, &c sier-
zant jest istotnle tym samym, kto-
remu rodzic6w ograbit i gdy tenze
siostre swoje mu przypomniaf, ma
tenczas odezwaf sic W MIN gfos SUI
%nienia, re strachu ME m6gl mowic,
rzucit sic pred Francuzem ma ko-
lana i mic wlecej re siebie wydobyj
ME zdola |, jak tylSo j,den jedyny
wyraz %npardon''', ale W duchu sze-
ptaf sobie: ITO mi zapewno maio co
pomoze".
Czytc1nik takze prawdopodo.
bnie mysl1; IA cha! to teraz Fran
cuz zbije huzara ma kwasne .jabfko",
i cieszy sic juk z tego. TAX Jednak
ME byfo. Je&el' BOWEN SERGE jest po.
ruszone i pod cieiarem bolebci sic
ugina, w%tenczas czfowiek do zemsty
jest niezdolnym. Zemsta uwaza "a
mafostke i gardzi MIA, myslac sobie
W duohu: nJestesmy wszyscy W re-
ku Boga ME bede pfacif ziem "a
zie." Takiego zdania byt tel Fran
cuz rzekt do huzara: uZos mnie
skrzywdzif, przebaczam ci. Zes ro-
dzicom moim dokuczyf W nedzy
ich pogra5yf, to oni sami CT daruJa.
Zes siostre ma W kafu4e wrzucif, W
ktorej skonaia, tego oby ci Pan Bog
ME pamietaf!!', To rzekiszy, odszedt,
mic zfego huzarowi ME uczyniwszy
i uczuf potem W duszy pewna BIO
sosc. Ale huzarowi byio talk, jak-
by stat na sadzio ostatecznym i Justly,
szaf wyrok p%otepienia. Cd tego
czasu HE Mai S~pokojnosci wcwne-
t%rznej, r~ozchorowat sic i umarl jail.
wiesc niesie, 20 upiywie trzech mic.
siecy.
Wstrqt czujemy, czytaiac po-
(wyzsle zdarzenie
| to przykre z czytania wyno.
(siM wra3cnic,
Ze huzar do dzikieSo zwlerzcci;
Use zblizyi
Clos sumienia zagiuszyl, god.
lnosc swa ponizyl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-21
HuZar z Nysy.

Gdy W poczatkach rewolucyi
fr%ancusliej Prusacy z Francuzami
wojne rozpoczql, i do prowincyi
S%zampanii wtargneli, nikts mich mic
pomyslaf o tenn, 10 losy odmienlc
sic NIGGA i Be Francuz "a lat kilka
do Prus zawita, ably oddac wet Ia
wet. Me wszyscy BOWEN zofnierze
pruscy sprawowali sic tax, jak dziel
ny 1o!nierz W kraju n;eprzyjaciel
skim sprawowac sic powinien. Mic
dry innymi pewien huzur, czlowiek
zlego charakteru, wtargnai do do
nu spokojnego mieszkanca, zabrai
mu przemoca wszystke pieniadze
i kosztownosci, a navel piekna
posciel z nova zupefnie powioka,
ma dobitke zas sponiewieraf gospo-
darza domu jego Zone. Osmio-
letni chfopczyk prosit go ma kle.
czkach, ably rodzicom jego przynaj-
mniej posciel oddaf, ale huzar ode
pchnaf go bez lito5ci. Pobiegfa
20 MIN corka, a uchwyciwszy "a kraj
pfaszcza, bfagaia o mitosierdzie.
Lecz zatwardzony ME huzar porwnf
ia, wrzucif W kafuIe, ktora byfa
ma podw6rzu j fup6w ME oddaf. Pc
uPfywle jeinego roku zostaf zwol-
niony re slu&by i osiadf W Nysie
ma Szla~ku tenn przskonanen,
10 z5rodnia jego JUL zupefnie po-
szfa w zapomnienie. Ale COZ sie die
je? Wroku 1906 wlzraczaja Fran
cuzi do Nysy. Prey rozdziclaniu
kwater wyznaczono pewnemu sier-
4antowi mieszkanic poczciwej
k%obieciny, ktora go dobrze przyje
Ia. sier&ant byf takie poczciwy,
zachowywaf sic dobrze i byf dobrej
mysli. Nazaj utrz ME stawif sic ma
%sniadanie. Gospodyni domu sadzi-
Ia, ke %jeszcze spi i postawita mu ka-
we we framudze u pieca. Gdy dfu-
go ME przychodzif, udafa sic wre-
szczie sauna do jogo izdcbki, otwo-
rzyfa drzwi pc cichu i wejrzafa,
ably sic przekonac, czy mu sic co
zfego ME stafo. Mfodzieniec ME
spaf, lecz siedziaf wf6z,su 2 zafozo.
nemi no krzyz rekoma i wzdychal
rzewnie, jakby byt W jakiem wiel
klein n~ieszczqsciu, albo jak gdyby
60 tesknota "a domem opanowata
hub podobnie, ME widziaf wcale
re ktos wszedt do izby. Niewiastc
przystapifa do niego ma palcach
zapytafa: ,,Coz sic to stafo, Panic
Sieriancie, ola czegos tax SMUT.
ny::"Zofnierz spojrzaf ma MIA zafza
"lonemi oczyma jat opowiadaG
re powioki ma poscieli, pod ktora
dis W nocy spat, pred osmnastr
laty do rodzicow .jego w szampa.
nil %nalezafy, &c rodzicIo polcza.
rabunku do szczetu zlupicni POSTAL
ma zebrakow wy-zli, " mu sic tc
obecnie wszystkoprzypomniaio i Z,
to jest przyczyna jego smutku
Byf on BOWEN synem ziupioneg>
m~ieszkahca %Szampanii i pozna
'eszcze ME tylko powtoki, ale czer
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-21
Dni u%roczyste
~ Manistee.

" Manlstee.
Szanowny Wiarusie!
RACE umiescic W swo,ch Ia
mach kilka stow o waAnym wypadku
%naszej polskiej osadzie W Manistec,
Mich.
w ostatnim dniu minionegs
miesiaca nielitmy tn wielka radotc,
DO prsybyl do a Najprz. KS.
Biskup J. Richter : Grand Rapids
i dw6ch ksieAy.
Wielebny KS. Szufak Mat
nauki misyjne i kapfani sfuchali
spowiedzi do poznego wieczora.
Dnia 2 pazdzisrnika by}o po-
s%wiecenie o~itarza Matki Boskiej
Rozuhcowej W obecnosci Najprz.
KS. Biskupa. Co dzien to nova
radosc unosila serca i dusze wier-
nych Chrystusa. W medzicle, 3
p~azdziernika, o godzinie wpot do
z, byfa pierwsza msza sw.. druga
o 8, miaf Najprz. KS. Biskup.
Potem odjechaf do koscioia lrysz6w,
pod wozwaniem Najswietszej Fanny
Maryi, ably odbywac bierzmowanie.
Wielkie nabozenstwo odprawi1 ks.
Szufak. Pc nabozehstwie lud ME
powrocif do domu, tylko zbierat
sic coraz liczDlej.
Bructwa, ~przybrawszy sic,
stanefy do szeregu z choragwiami.
Bractwo sw. Stanisfawa ~przodku,
Rycerze sw. Marcina PREY powozie
Najprz. KS. Blskupa. Asystowali
"a niemi Bractwo SIX. Jozcfa z
wielka rzesza ludu, wbrod ktorej
wzorowy panowaf ~porzadek.
Marszatek +. Kabot Cd Brac-
twa sw. Jozefa kazal zagraG kapeli
swieta piesh narodowa nBoko zbaw
Polske" - to jak tez zagrali, to
ledwie scrca wiarusom z piersi ME
wyskoczyfy.
Tax orszak posuwa! sic al
do plebanii.
o godzinie sciei PREY kosciele
Fanny Marry wzieto KS. Biskupn z
przytyfymi kaptanami do powozu
i wyruszono z mimi procesyonaInie
Go polskiego kosciofa sv. Jczefa,
z muzyka.
Pctem zaczeiy sic nleszpory,
ma kt6rych Najprz. rs. Biskup
lud pobiogosiawif.
Pc skehczonem nabozehstwic
nieszpornem Najprz. KS. Biskup
zaczat udzielac sakramentu Bierzmo
wanna. Do godziny s wieczorem
wybierzmowaf 700 osob = dzieci,
mfodzlehoow, starcow i niewiast.
Poczem Mat do a przemowe,
chociaz widocznie bardzo byf snu-
tony. w kohcu uuzielif blogo-
sfawiehstwa Najswietszem Sakra-
mentem, i nabozehstwo skonczy}o
sic 0 godzinie wpot do 7mej
wieczorem.
W poniedziafek odjechaiNajprz.
KS. Biskup, bardzo zadowolony z
przyjecia, a takze j poboznosci
ludu naszego i ~porzadku, jaki
zachowalismy.
ia zas cd siebie j w imieniu
cafej naszej paraii skfadam ser.
deczne ,,Bog zap1ad" Wielebnym
Kaptanom Ia ich starania okcfo
us%wietnieria uroczystosci zbawic.
MIA dusz naszych. Szczcsliwi
iestesmy, 10 ci duchowni prze-
wodnicy nasi przyznali nam, il
zasfuzyIismy ia pochwate, polka
zawszy, Re godnie zdofamy przyjac
naszego Najprz. KS. Biskupa. Ma
wet innowiercy w~szystko podziwiali.
Zaiste owe bfogie dni, W
kt6rych Najprz. KS. Biskup Richter
po5r6d mas przebywaf, byfy wiel,
ka ola mas urocSystoscia i ma
dfugo pozostana W naszej ramieci.
Oby Pan Bog dat z tego pozytek
i zgode W parafi!
ian Bor4cki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-21
Por t terra
Maka BOSS Standard"

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powodu obfitoSci lepiku, wzmacniajacego
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Kompania m}yna L. G. Porter
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-21

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-26
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SPECIALIST,
FORMER PARTNER OF
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NO. 26l Main street.
Opposite Overland House, in Union Block,
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