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TIE 81. Paul Pioneer Press, speak
of recent labor strikes in the east,
says: OF the 1860 men who are
still on a strike, II IS probable that a
majority viii fal TO receive better
terms. In many cases employers
may conclude Il would he better for
them in the long TUn 20 go cut of
business altogether than consent to
terms which would make they heavy
losers at the end Of The business year.
In these cases the strikers cannot win;
not becauae employers are obdurate.
bat because the conditions OF trade
are against tie grant q shorter hours
and because men viii not do business
at loss. The gains, therefore, of
the eight hour movement, though
real and apparently deserved, are very
small when compared with the bulk
Of industrial interests Of the whole
country. Tho losses are not Is easily
measured. 1t Is not easy TO exaS-
gerate the damage Gaae 10 the in
terests of the wUrkiu-laau. We were
just entering uPoa q period of prom
lse, when IndustTlCs were reviVing
upon every hand. The effect OF the
strikes has been 10 scare the capital
which had at last found courage to
go into productive I1ves -Inents back
again 10 its vaults. Il viii be many
a day before It gets lis courage back.
Take the enc item Of building. Re
ports from all the cities coincide. We
know that the enterprises postponed
IN st. Paul and Minneapolis noun
we'll into the millions. The same :
anthentieaiiy reported from Nes7
York. from Bat,n, from Chicago.
from every city ci any size in The
The cau;tal that was 10 oe
iDyes,e IN building viii aiiher lie
Idle c. i gI.! lie p9. iasJ real estate
or ell he u u tha reach oflaEor
.rCHDles. lie meu oi ali trades. ma
sons, bricklayers, carpenters, plumb
, 1886-05-27
MARY /. GREEN, Plaintiff,
".
GEORGE GGEE-;, Defcad'G. !
No. 80.

MARY /. GREEN, Plaintiff
GEoRGE GEEE,;, Defead't.
Complaint fled in tbe Office of the CicIk Of the
District Court in the Count of Jefferson.
] he U1itgd States Il America sead greeting:
IC GEORGE GREEN. D fenj.ut:
GOu arc hereby required II appe.r in nrtiCn
brought AGAINST Won H.. Tie abOve-namcd plain
liz. III the District : CuTt g. lie Third judicial
District OF the Territory Of Washington. haI!ind
terms at the City OF Port ToUa send, in the
County OF jefferson. for the Counties of Jelfer-
son, Clalam. Island ana san JUN and To an.
swcr the complaint fled therein, within sixty
dayS after the first publication of This summons.
or judgment by defau { viii be taken against you
acCording TO the prayer Of tsC complaint tilcd
herein.
The said action is lToasht to obtain a decree
dlssoivlng the bonds Cf mltrimony between
plaIntIn and defendant. that plaintim re award
ed and "rRnied the custody and care Of the minor
child, Edward Green ana that defendant nIay
ne required 10 contribute q reasonable sum from
his monthly eGfEinIs. net less than ten dollars
per month, 10 FIiiutlfi. for the support of said
child, md that plaintiff b restored TO her maid.
on name that of Mary l. Clark on the grounds
OF cruel treatment of plaintiff by defendant,
aGd on the grounds of the failure OF thA defend.
ant 10 make any suitable provisions for The
support of his family nd on the g,oUnd thai
defendant Is an hab.tUal druul5ard.
And you aIe hereby notified that if yOu fail "a
appear and answer said complaint a above "a.
quircd, J'e p'ninriif viii app!y 10 the Court fol
The relief demanded IN said COnpl1nt.
Witness, the Honorable ROGER ;. Greene, Judge
OF the s5id District Court, ard the seal thereof
this l2th day of april, \. D., 1885.
TsEAL-l JAMES SEAyEY, Clerk
RRABsaAw & SaC.fs, Attorneys for PITT
ElTSt pubilCatiDu ApTii II ISlSf-
, 1886-05-27

o. FL. Holberg, Fasto- Woodhave NJ.
h. Church, South Woadhayeu, Queens
Co, n. Y, states: Il have used Allcock's
Pias'ers for thirty years. Never found
'tem fail tn cure weakness OF the back.
spine aud kidney difficulties. They are
very agreeable ard strengthening. A
snort time ago I got in n protnse
perspiFation while preaching. Imprut!-
emily going home without my overcoat.
lost the use of my voice. and The next
day had Il violent pain in Tuy hack. kid
neys and chest. / could hardly breathe,
Three Allcock's Plasters applied TO nv
back, chest aud kidneys cured me com
pletely in six hours. I was astanisbed
now quick my breathing becaue easy
after applying"
, 1886-05-27

Recent, dispatches from New York
would Indicate that Governor Hill IS
regarded by many as the coming man
for the democratic presidential nom
ination in 1888. President Cleveland
is regarded as entirely out OF the
field, democrats being more than
willing to take him at his word, when
he publicly d deciared himself opposed
TO a second term. 1t is said upon
good democratic authority. that
Cleveland could not get a sioSle vote
from the New York delegation against
Governor Hill. who IS regarded as the
strongest democratic politician New
York has brought to the front Tor
many a day. Governor Hill IS said
To. be carefully laying his wires and
actively at work to secure the delega-
ton from that state, which is regarded
as tolerably certain.
, 1886-05-27

ars. and a'I the worilinrfncn employ
"a i'm factories where anyi1in- be
longing 10 builiin" or furnishing i
produced. will have just tnat much
les anuloyment. The demand for
labor viii be curtajIed by 81 many
men is these millions would have
kept employed at good wages during
the season. The laws Of trade are
not 10 be ovarruled. We believe in
the theory Of the eight hour system.
and We believe that it could re
brought into general practice by eau
t1ore. patient. gradual, peaceful
Effort. The attempt to force it at one
step upon rnprepared industries has
precipitated a business condition
whose results for the workinCman
show 4 little margin of profit for a
small number. and 4 tremendous
balance of direct and indirect loses.
, 1886-05-27
WoHdsTful Cures.

W, D. Hoyt & Co. Wholesale and
I. tail Druggists Of Rome. Ga, say:
We have selling DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry, Electric Bi.ters and Bucklen's Arni-
ca Salve for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell rs well, or
give such universal sHtisf iction' There
have been some wonderful cures effected
10y these medicines in this city. Several
eases o. pronounced Consumption have
been tntirel. cured 10y use of few bot
ties of d.. Kings New Discovery, taken
IN connec;loH with Electric Bitfcrs We
gnaraDtee them always. Sold by \. D.
Hi & Son.
, 1886-05-27
Coal, Lumber ani Wool.

seatl. P.-I.I
Il is a peculiar fact, and not alto
gether pleasant one to contemplate,
that The three industries that would be
most seriously affected by the MGrri--
son tariff bill are among the most i'm
portant industries Of Washington
rarritory. the three protected arti
cles upon which tho great attack is
being made ARE lumber. coal aud
wool, and the people OF Washington
Territory cannot afford to have the
tariff on either one Of these removed
or lowered. Any change il the di
recti0n OF decreasing the duty would
be blow at the prosperity OF t1e
people of the Pugel Sound basin,
which in the case Of either coal OF
lumber would be all but fatal
The people OF Washington Territory
must not lock upon this rs an abstract
question i'll the science OF government
1t is question In which they are all
deeply interested and the solution of
whicE affects them al. In one sense
Gen Hancock was right in his famous
but fatal remark that the tariff Was q
local question. 1t Is in certain re
spects local question. The placing
of duty en- cotton cloth, for in
stance, Is matter ofsinditference 10
the people OF " Washington Territory,
but it Is Of tue utmost importance 10
the people Of Massachusetts, while
the duty Oh lumber Is matter of in
difference to the people Of Massachu-
sets. but Of utmost importance to
those OF Washington Territory While
Shereforc, the tariff question in its
broad sense Is pre- -eminently ma
tional question in its various phases,
it affects different communities in
various ways. and Is accordingly in
this sense Il local question. Wemust,
therefore, look upon it from local
standpoint. We must drop all theo-
rizing upon the general advantages
and disadvantages Of the policy of
protection and endeavor TO see how
that policy affects this locality in
particular. We must determine
whether we can afford to have the
tariff on lumber, coal OF wccl lowered,
and whether the maintenance OF the
present tariff on ali three of these
articles is not absolutely necessary if
We are to enjoy commercial prosper
ity.
, 1886-05-27
Notice to Creditors.

PROBATE CcvET LETTERS ~ COUNTY, ". I.
IN the matte. Of the estate OF David Charles
it"nry RothSChi.d. deceased.
N'ticc Is hereby given by the under signed
G5>1.utrIX OF the estate OF liavii Charles HeHry
lpthsvhId. dece Sr'l. 20 the creditors Of and all
persons having claims nEJu>t. r'.s c.tatc OF said
btFla tharlts Henry Roth hid. deceased, T.
r. VStht them "ih tue necessary vOuc hers with
IN ore year after The first publication of this
notice. OF be forever barred. 80 tie s-id cyecu-
ttlN. at her place Of r->Id1HCe. "a the city Oi
f"-t townsend, Jefferson county, W. T.. or 10
lCT at'OEneys, Bradshaw Il sachs II their Office
IN the said city Of Port Townsend, jefferson
county, VT.
DOBETTE EOTTISCHILD,
ES2CutriX Of the estate OF
David Charles I-uly Eo:t-child Decd.
Port lownseHd. W T. Nav 6lh. 1855.
!irst nun.icaiinn Nnw Il iSs.;-
, 1886-05-27
United States District Land Office, !
Olympia. Washington Territory, {

Notice is hereby given that, in compliance
with the provisions of the Act of Congress ap-
proved June ;, 1873. entitled AN Act for the
sale of Timber Lands in the States of Califor-
MIA. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Terri
tory Patrick Maniou, Of CIaiIam County,
Washington Territory, has this day filed in
this office his application 20 purchase the : ht
Of II or and II W or o! gr and or; OF II
W Of Of section No. ~ in Township No 81
north, range No. ii. west Of the william. tie MeT-
idian.
Any and all PERSONS claiming adversely the
said described Land. or any portion thereof
are hereby required 10 file their claims in this
Office within sixty tG0l days from d.tir hereof.
Given Under my hand, st my Office. in Olym-
pia, W. L. this IiJh day of NJ 1885.
,JoHS 'iowET,
15-IOw REGISTER OF the ! ..4d Office.
, 1886-05-27

Tie Constantly tired oar telling SO
often experienced is the result Of i'm
poverished blood, and consequent
enfeebled vitality. Ayers Sarsaparilla
feeds and cEricLes the blood, increases
the appetite, and promotes digestion of
the food, and the assimilation of It's
Strengthening qualities. The system
Being thus invigoraIed, the feeling rapidly
changes to grateful scEse of strength
and energy.
, 1886-05-27
t5Es. Pc G5tfs'Eo
3, - 4 Q sr-sgs - g,yss1~s Es..-Tarnfn.

Perm r@ati- -,sar-r.T- al Unnatural Losses from
thH =.H--- "a tones iis nerves. Strengthens the
TIa rrs. rhcCs- Tie waste. iI.gisora.ss The whole
syr IA, a'.d restores iar afflicted 70 Health and
Happiness
The T-a-'U 80 many CI'uOt eel cured OF Semin.
Il Nrl lkll"-, Loss Of Manhood. etc. is owing 10
romD.lcHt i"a. called 4RDSTAToERHEA with
III tE.t.i.tLtllE>EA which r-aHiT@s pecuIsy
:r...i-.Hft- Or. iietlE'S Iuv;-orstDr Is the opEy
IGs-Iisa urrs Tor P..D-EATOE.IIEA with Pc
ruiiaT ~rrriI' Treatment. used at the LIEBI8
DISPENS AIRY
II F.wFi-s appear on the face if yea become
istIs-S n1:i ;lespou'sIi COis ont for the compfi.
eaton g ith Vital Weakness and loss of Vitality
known s- IrpstatGrrhea. Hundreds Of lives have
hee,. last for he want of proper treatment for
this cruri-eAtion- and thousands have lost all
Ln.-- ~ and n.aa.GIo IN Ifn from is alIncis
, 1886-05-27
Probate Notice.
N TIE PEoRATE COURT or CI.sLIAA COUNTY, WASH
INGTOS TEERIToGT.
In the matter Of the estate OF William King, de

IN TIE PEoBATE COURT or CL-tLIAN COUNTY, WASH
INGToS TEERIToGT.
In the matter Of the estate oi William King de
deasei.
OOTtl6r ~ show cause why ccCrcs OF disfribui ion
should nOt he made.
On reading The petition of El-ie CLARK the
EEccuiTiN of The last VIII OF William HiEg, dc
ceased, setting forth that She has i:isd her an
nual and final account of Ecr administration of
the estate of sail deceased III this Court and
that the same has been du,y settled and allowed,
thar all the debts and expenses OF adminigtra-
tion have been paid, tina; there is properly TO
be distributed TO those cotitlel under the viii Of
said deeeasei. and praying among other things
FOR decree of distribution OF said estate To hose
by law entitled
II is ordered that MI persons interested il the
estate of the said Wsllilm King, deceased, he
and appear before the rebate CoHrf of CIal am
County. Washington Territory. at tbs Cou-t
room of said Court. III Iesy nUn-aucss. in said
County and TcrFiio.C. uA MoutiIv, the 36;h d5y
of July, 1855, a. IL Oc!1rk Il. ~, then and ;he5-
10 show cause why y dHrrce Of dtsiribu;iCn
should not be made OF ssid estate by s;id Goar:,
az oug those iy law entitled.
= II * further ordered that copy of this or'cT
be published fog four "a successive week j,-
fore said afth day Of J1ly. 1886. ia tie Fort
Townsend Weekly ARGUS l newspaper priu:ed
and published IN the CITY cf Port Townsend. III
Jefferson County, Wash TeTr, ,,-,s -,
Dated and entered pril 22d, 1886
TERRToRY OF WAsHIEGToS,
County of Clalam.
1. Hall Davis, Judge and ex-otficio Clerk of Thc
Probate Court of Cl.llam Coun,v Wash TER
10 hereby certify that the above and foregoing
is full and true copy of the order 10 show cause
why a decree of distribution shoult not be made
IN tho matter OF the es'ate OF W ilIam King: de
ceased. as the same appears upOG the records OF
said Court nov in my custody in testimony
whereof | have hereHutD SET nay hand and
affixed Tie seal of said Court this 32d day ef
April 1886. HALL DAVIS,
Judge and ex-odlcio Clerk of said Court.
First publication. May 9th.
, 1886-05-27
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q al who are suffering from the errors and
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great remedy waS discovered Ey mi SionaFv in
south America. Send >eif-address cd envelope
to the REy, JosEPH I. IS-HAS, Station D. Effr
YORK CITY.
, 1886-05-27

No other preparation so concentrates
and combines lood-purifying, vitalizing.
enrichinG and inv;gorating qualities as
Ayers Sarsparilla. Quality should be
considered when making comparisons.
, 1886-05-27

5.e Riciit'G'S ssnISfsE, s5aisR.,I No, I. Cures
CGaRcrcs- first and secoGd stages: Sores on the
Legs and Body; Sore Ears Eyes, Nose ETC.,
Copper colorad DIotches SvphilItic Catarrh
DISEASED Scalp, AID all primary forms OF tho
olscaSe Known IS syphilis. Price. $500
PER sl-ttIe.
az E{iclsau7. ssGIsIen slaIsRE;E 40. 2. Cures
Tertiary, HercGrul Syph!i;ic Eheumatism,
rams IL The Bones, Pains IN The Head, back
OF Tie rec Ulcef ated Sore Throat, Syphilitic
Fa~R- Lamps and contracted Cords, Stiffness
ci the Limbs, and ersdcatcs al! diseases from
sc sy=te:il- Whether caused by indiscIetion or
a--it,' or Aersury- leaving the blood pure and
h.aithy. E'r5sC So 90 per bottle.
Re ts;r JEs @ ts0isei1 sspaEisI. Antideie for
iEe cl-e OF OouorTEEsa, tIieet, Irritation Gravel,
AMI al Urinary or Genital Gisanangements.
E'Fsea. - 40 ger bottle
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1f'ri, StrieiTres, &c, Price, 5I.5O per
E.e isisI,a.I'T Golden Ointment for the ef.
i.clIAc it-#i.TS ot SyphIlitiC Sores and erUp-
t0E>. Price a. 90 peg Box.
De sSsr.E'stsS ssssSscis 5 ills. Nerye and Brain
treatment; los uf - 5y-ical power excess or
OFCt-Vc-.'- Pos. Tlt3,u, etc. Price, S3.e0
sscT R5pN
'SGstjc :sssss SeTyis.e
sent every where, {. o. T., secggeiy packed,
per o-pta-s
g :. RICHARDS y 60. Agents.
"a * - SIESoGGc - . { or. CLAY.
- Saa Francisco, Cal
- siECTLAR NAILED FREE
, 1886-05-27

A representative OF the Angle Nevada
Assurance Co, OF San Francisco, was in
town this week, and selected "a agent
for Port Townse,i acd vicinity Mr..
Morris B. s., he, OF the firm of B lshaw
& Sachs.
, 1886-05-27
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occur. preventing. iayOluHtGry seminal loSres,
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urine, or while ii stool, etc. 50 destructive TO
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TO any aiGos~, secT-e nom observation and strict
Is private hy
, 1886-05-27

Orders can be sent to the Peoples
Market, JacSman & Foss, by telephone.
Ring up no. 45.
, 1886-05-27
SUMMONS

In the District Court of the Third J;:Gicjal Dis
trict of Washington Territory. holding terms
at Port Townsend. Jefferson County, for the
san Juan.
, 1886-05-27
WARESoS oSEII

or Worry We rs nf the ScTntum. OFTEN The IN
suspected cause Of Lost NqrhCod, lehiIity sc,
Price IF kHVi=C='s.jGT. - Case Of ~
rnitirs. sic. SPIt 10 any address. covered SCENE.
iv from uIsPTvatiIn-
Most powerful electric belts free 10 Patiep;s.
To PrCva tEs Wonderful T0Wcr ~ The IN
TIGo2NTOR,
/, 50 BETTE Given Or sent Free.
I}r. IicDiCS NuH9 9cFfHi Magnetic TTalers OF
self MaITatiGers- the greatest cUT2tiVe invention
uf tie age. livery man or woman Can now ne
lsaiT uwE Na-"CtiC Healer II can he used
without tAe aid Gf n professional hand rubber,
consequently no big fees 10 pay. Pric- s., con.
patc. sold only AT the DR.. Lishie 3ispSnsaFy.
Consultation free and private
T-.T ~ T-a-
, 1886-05-27

q y . y oar presents J1y.a atcGy. Send
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tn ,gIsl start o. IN work that viti At once bring
NlsI ia money faster tisu anything else in ATi-r
.t. ~ :t5c-.r tUe Ssliv01 in ps--tuiz With each
.O-- Agents wan ct G'c=yWher al eli her sex,
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II HALLETT 4 Co., Portland. Maine. iunl6dGm
, 1886-05-27
TzEE GE=s-5T


- TzEE LEGITf.
MAS RESsTLT of
YER E5 enGy
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q a. a z. EE sED
GRADUATE PHY-
SsSSAE OF one of
the highest medical
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"a ss1sifiv ely
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81" 7tSrhRa liz.
V5i4Gc ProstaioE-
rhCa. Ify8erRsthe.is
, 1886-05-27

uJg nior working people. Send 10 cents
Ep0stacc, and we viii mail yCu free n
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that VIII pat you in The way of UnS-
in:s more money ia q few days han you ever
thought possible 1t any business. Capital not
required. You i've ~ hC!:ic and work IN spare
time orlv. all tile tiEr- All of both sexes. OF
al zzes, gIandIy SucCCssf1; 20 cents to So easily
earned every evening That all who wan: work
may test the business. make this unparalleled
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send 2i 10 pay for the rtol:als OF wTiLig US. Full
Particulars diICc: ions. e1c., seut free. Immense
liisy absolutely sHTC for al who tart at O..
Iont delay. Ht!fl:eSs sTESsn:S = Co. Portland
Maine I=nI :Gzld
, 1886-05-27
0a. {. 2. SaLFsEEO,
- 4-Nf-1 HIn@ET, SAN isASCiSCHs "a
.IRIAI. ROTrrT Il EREE

IlLIJ,
Sufficient TO show its merit viii he sent to any
one applying by letter, siatiBg his symPtomsand
ace
Consultations strictly confidential,
- letter Ss- 81 gre. { s.EE. Thorough
s;TiTc. =
+0Ftf5 c0HEetis5,s- gf patients and IL order
10 insure pssJect SscF.sP, hare adopted a Bri-
carried.
, 1886-05-27
Notice to Creditors

II FHE PROBATE COURT OF JEFEEHsoS COUNTY,
wAsuISGToN TERRITORY.
In the matter Of Estate of Charles Hing, deed.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Charles NJ. Bradshaw. on the Sjh day Gf
May, 1856, appointed administrator of the estate
of Charles Hing, deceased, by the PIo0'te Court
of Jefferson County, w T.. and that on said
day letters OF administration we're by said court
issued to the undersigned, ani notice is hereby
given to the creditors Of and al persons haying
claims aeanss the estate of said Charles tIiiig.
deceased, to present their aims, with the nee
essary vouchers. to the sad administrator. Gt
his pace OF business, the offte or Bradshaw x
Suchs. HttoTueys-ai-isw. Port Townsend, Wash
iE2ton Territory, within one year from he first
pubilca;IOu OF this uOilCc, or be forever barred
CHARLES N. BRADSHAW,
Administrator of the estate of
Charles fling Deceased
Pors Townsend. ". T., May 10th, 1856.
Fist publication May i3, l.6.
, 1886-05-27

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JrTate enhance. 4J5 Mason Street. fOnT blorke
mp GE"rv street from kearrr, Main Entrance
HroU-h DisU"nsary p-Jg Store. inBI-ds-tf
, 1886-05-27
En- gIisi1 Remedy

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sion 10 Society, Dlness CT Vision, Noises in Ia
Head; tie vital lIia pHss:3g Enobse-yed IL III
urine, and many other ,ii-ea~s thai Head 10 IL
SANITY and death. =Als EzsEst.-, who j. . :c..--
iar physiciHr. Graduate Gt the University O.
PeHnsy !y1nis) viii g-.Tce to forfeit Five .!I=z
dE'sI Dollars foT case OF tins kind tis=
VITAL RESTORATIVE tur,les his zpccia! a5-
vice and treaiIisnt) viii ct cJEr, or fuT anything
mpGrc o. injurious found IL 4.
DIR. &IN'flE treats all privaic diseases sUJ'
cessfu!iy without mercury. CONSULTATION FFEE.
Thorough examination ana advice. including
analysis of urine s.. prics af Vial Restorative.
Sl.50 bottle, fogr times the .aantijy 3. seH'
10 any address upon receipt Of fTie-, &. o =.
secure from observation. and IL private n-:H.-
desired lF
, 1886-05-27

\ natural soda lake has been dis
covered in the southeastern part OF
Oregon. Now If the proprietors and
boomers Of that soda lake will only
bastir themselves and discover a lake
of brandy, the legislature will doubt
less take measures at once to move
the capital out there.
, 1886-05-27

Treats al CAro"is, Sncc:t5 and Pfi.G5s
Disease NTH !!-OHdaTjE{ Success
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, 1886-05-27
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, 1886-05-27
SiCkIng

Illinois butter is remarkably strong,
! churn burst at Elgin. II that state,
and killed two men