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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-11-04

When you suffer from dyspepsia, heart
burn, malarial affections, kidney disease
liver complaint and other wasting diseases
When you wish to enrich the blood and
purify the system generally. When you
wish to remove all feeling OF weakness
WEAKNESS, lack OF energy, try bottle Of
Browns Iron Bitters and see how greatly
it will benefit you. Itsurpasses all known
remedies as an enricher OF the blood and
a perfect regulator OF the various bodily
functions. Ask our druggist
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Emma Klein followed LEON Javoroverr;
wine dealer. when he left his boarding house
to take the ferryboat to Manhattan, N.
Y. When the ierryboat reached midstream
the young woman went to him and asked
him to make up q quarrel that had taken
place q few days before. Javoroyer refus.
ed. The girl walked to tho end OF the boat
and threw herself overheard.
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state and Congressional Results


DEs MONIES, Special Telegram, Nov O.
Returns come in slowly. No reliable figures
are at hand for an estimate of the general
result in tho state at this hour-ll 80 b. M
Inc gains balance the losses thus far In
me seventh congressional district Carpenter,
Knight OF Labor and Democratic candidate,
mas made some gains upon the Republican
majority, but the best figures estimate Con-
gers majority at 200 to 1900.
LES MONIES, Nov. 2.-Partial returns show
that pretty large vote was polled in this
state and that much scratching was done.
The new law, allowing no crowds and no
electioneering within one hundred feet of
the polls, has had an excellent effect in pre-
serving order and expediting voting In the
cities where the law applies. The Repu bill
cans here are claiming ten of the eleven con-
gressmen in the state, but admit the First and
sixth districts to be close. They are conf
dent OF the election Of Kerr. Rep, in the
Fifth. in place Of Frederick. Dem. and Of the
election of Hepburn over Anderson, fusion,
In the Eighth. and feel pretty sure of defeat
Ing Weaver in the Sixth and Hall in the FIRST
In the state they claim 5000 to 5000 ma
3ority, an increase Of 5000 or 1000 over
last year. The Democrats are divided as to
claims on tho state ticket Some of tie off,
GERS Of the state committee claim that the
entire state ticket will be elected. and others
that Sells, for secretaly of state, and Mackey,
for attorney general, will be elected. They
claim the election OF five congressman
Hall, In the First; Hayes. in the Second;
Weaver in the Sixth; Anderson IN the Eighth
and Keatley in the Ninth-and claim a fight
ing chance for Frederick in the Fifth.
The returns from Iowa will be compared
with TIE vote Of last year and with the ma
jority OF Larrabee Rep) for governor over
Whitney, which was 1908. There are 800
precincts in the state. At this hour g p N.Y.
the count has lust commenced at most
Of the polling places Returns from
eleven precincts show net Repub-
lcan gain of 124 over last year.
Twenty. seven precincts gave Jackson, Rep.
tor secretary Of state, 2,778. SELLS, Dem,
2.33I Eighty precincts give Jackson s, 1857,
Sells 800, net Republican gain. GA. Ten
townships in Polk county, outside of the
@:1ority Of 255, net *s Repas Mi s gain Of
Ito. Partial returns from the city give
net Republican gains Of 90 The entire Re.
pRhlio61 county md .1adid0 tdGkste Are
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Nenrman's Peptonized Beef Tonic. the only prepara
tion Of beef containing iS ENTIRE NuTRITIoUs PROP
xRT1Es. It contains blood maktg, force generating
ton Dyspepsia nervous proatration and III fsr - Of
general debility: also in oil enfeehled cOnditioin
whether the result Of exhaustion, prostIaton
from pulmonary complaints. CaswELI, HAZARD {
Co.. propriotorA New York. Sold BY DIus9isB.
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Hard Linen for n Sociallst

LONDON, Nov IAN application has been
made to commit Hyndmann. the socialis,
leader. to prison for the non-payment Of
debtA 1t has been disclosed that his fortune
is gone, that his furniture is mortgaged. that
he IL unable to pay his rent and that his wife
kept dodgers Hvndm ann went around thu
country on a lecturing tour without pay,
and as he earned nothing, his relatives had
to support him.
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What He Had

whats the matter, Uncle Rastus?"
he asked facetiously as the old man
came limping in. ''got the goutp'
NO. sab. 1se got do bill TO- dat
whitewashin' what I did TO- yer las
yeah. "-LVe,
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Those Who Went to Church.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-On Sunday q census Of
the attendance Of the churches Of London
was taken. It showed that AGO, 900 person.
attended the services in the morning and
100000 at night The largest established
church. St Paul's, had an evening attendance
OF 8, 4O3. Mr.. Spurgeon's church was at the
head of the dissenting churches, having a
morning attendance of 4,5l0 and an even
ing attendance of 6.O7O
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Decided for Sexton

DUBLIN. Nov. I'm the matter Of tho petit,
don of Nh. Haslett, the Conservative candi-
date, to have vacated on the ground OF
bribery the seat in the house Of commons
for the Western division Of Belfast, fol-
which Mr.. Sexton received . majority OF
votes, the judge has decided that no bribery
has been proved Mr.. Sections prospects fol
retaining the seat are bright
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one time gwen 'V up BY the most oao eminent MIN
physicians, and left to die. Reduced to d
mere skeleton. pale and .haggard. not able
to leave her bed, from all those distressing
diseases peculiar to suffering females, such
as displacement, leucorrhea ,inflammatio
etc, etc. She began taking DR.. Pierce'e
"Favorite Prescription" and also using
the local treatments recommended by him
and is now, she says. ''as good as new.
Price reduced to one dollar. BY druggists
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Gone to Canada

BosToN, Nov. 2-Richard Preston, dealer
in woreted goods and tailors' trimmings, has
disappeared. He has been dabbling in
stocks, and has borrowed sums from friends
to the amount of $15, OOO II is believed he
Is in Canada
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CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Nov. "a board Of 1OC
brigands is ravaging salonica The band en-.
tered Turki.h village. murdered seven
women, played and set IRE to houses The
government now sends travellers in state
with armed servants with them
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LONDON. Nov. LA dispatch from Tonauiu
says that force of Chinese, armed with re-.
peating rifles, attacked from an ambush .
body of Tonquinese rinemen at Phunho. in
the province of Namdinh, killing thirty OF
them At the same time 1900 Chinese at.
tackled the post at Dongsong, but were re-.
pulsed after desperate lighting
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aud everything in tho nature OF eruptions
blotches, pimples, ulcers, scorfulous hui
mors. and incipient consumption. which il
nothing more nor less than scorfula OF thu
lungs, completely out OF the system: II
stimulates and lnvigorates the liver, tones
up the stomach, regulates the bowels, puri
fies tho blood, and builds up the weak
places OF the body. 1t is a purely vege
table compound, and will do more than il
claimed for it. We refer to DR.. Pierce'e
"Golden Medical Discovery"
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Meyers, ThieiDan l. Co.. wholesale notion
dealers Of Cincinnati. failed. Liabilities,
$50, 900; assets, $45,O40: :. Cause, dull
collections and general depression OF
business:
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Pacific from Russin

ST: PETERSBURG. Nov. 1.-The Official
press asserts that it 10 an entire misconcep.
ton to attribute the resumption of diplo.
matte relations with France to an agreement
based upon a common policy against En-
gland. Russia, the official organs say, does
not desire to take the intative in any ooaii-
ton against England. and there is no chance
that tie warlike counsels given Russia BY
certain papers will be followed, unless the
course adopted by other powers should
compel the government to abandon the pa
cifc views which form Tho basis of it's pres
ent policy
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Green apples all day. doesn't think what
time he is going to have all night. He will
have sharp attack OF colic about midnight,
and the whole family will be alarmed. Ii
mother has taken precaution to lave a
bottle OF PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER where
she can lay her hand on it, the tro uble win
soon be over.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-11-04

Frazef .Axle Grease is tho best in the
wear tw1ss as long as any other.
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bsck-ache and Subsequent nervous dist=ess.
1ITs HURfosED SOLELY FOR TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
DD1A6E AND RELIEF PAM II PRoAT TX AC11Ok
. oBWHA1 011 WoHAx EA1S O. rs HERnS,
P:tts5hrgi Pc. Nov. 9Th, 1853. Mrs. Lydia E.
Pirkham: "As isfrequently the case with mothers
who have reared large families have been great
rico life. 1have tried the skill of number of
physicians snd the virtue Of many medicines with
out relief, and se IN experiment concluded to try
derived from it came not because of any faith I
had in it. for had but slight hope Of any pernac
nent good. an not seeker after notOriety bne
I rant to tell you that I haze been wonderfully
6enehited BY your medicine l am now using my
fourth bottle and 1t would take but little argument
to pereuade me that my health is fully restored.
I should like to widely circulate the fact Of its
wonderful curative powers" PHEBA c. ROOP.
I'm NEAREST DRUGGIST WELeUPFIY YOU. PRICE, sl.oe.
TSNSuN7E'7lS7sS ~ ~ rs ~ ~ AZ n
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Socialist Riot Feared.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The determination of the
socialists Of London to make demonstra-
ton on the occasion of the lord MAYORS
show is causing the authorities much anx-
iety. The police fear that the gathering OF
the socialists will end in a riot
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For weak lungs. splitting OF blood, short.
ness Of breath, consumption, night sweats
and all lingering coughs, DR.: Pierce's ''Gold
en- Medical Discovery" is d sovereign rem:
edy. Superior to cod liver oil. By drug
Qiats
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IN OTHER STATES.
WISCONSIN,.

Governor. ................. JEREMIAH NJ RUSK
Lieutenant Governor. GEORGE w. RYLAND
treasurer. ......................H. II. HASHOW
Attorney General. C f. ESTERBROOK
Hailroad Commissioner. .ATLEY PETERSON
superintendent of Schools. ....... j. B. THAYER
Insurance Commissioner. -. PHILIP CHEEK
congressional delegation will be:
The Congressional delegation will be:
., First district, L. B. Caswel Rep.: Second,
third. L. NJ. La Toilette. Rep: Fourth Henry
smith, Labor. a Republican loss: Fifth. Thomas
hudd, Dem: Sixth, c. B. Clark Rep; Seventh,
u u 3; Thomas. Rep: Eighth, w. T. Price, Rep;
Ninth, Isaac Stephenson. Rep
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A monument is to be erected at West
Point to Con. George Sykes, who com.
manded the Fifth Army corps at Gettys.
burg.
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8. NJ. Presley's livery stable at Harvard,
Neb.. was burned, destroying 20 horses,
among which were two stations valued at
81. 600. Total loss, $4,000. At the same
time the barn OF Josiah Cox, farmer, six
miles south OF Harvard, was burned, con.
Stunning eight horses and mules.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-11-04

Alonzo P. Clifford OF Boston, builder, has
gone into insolvency. Liabilities, $685.
s76, Of which $74,75O is secured on real
estate; assets, $4,000.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-11-04

At Albany, Oregon, Capt. William NJ.
Saunders was sentenced to be hanged Dec.
33. Saunders, who was formerly editor
Of the Carville Leader, murdered Charles
Campbell at Albany, Oregon, in June. last
year. He escaped the day ate his trial,
and was recaptured after twenty days.
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Miss Prescott. granddaughter Of tho his.
torian is about to marry Herbert Tim.
mons OF Boston.
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cit Knocks tho Spots"

NJ. Laboulaye has been appointed French
ambassador to St. Petersburg and n
Camboln ambassador to Madrid.
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8 months treatment for 50 cts. Pieo'G
Remedy for Catarrh. Sold by druggists:
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'sAs Good % NeW.D

Chadwick's thread mills in Bolton have
been partially destroyed by fire. The
damage is f4O 900.
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ssM1ekaA1 SfpnRnH ~

Tho convention of the Protestant Epis.
copal church at Chicago has adjourned
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The Boy Who Munchea

J. L. Barley, treasurer OF Laurel town.
ship, Clermont county, Ohio, was robbed oil
50, 900 in Cine innati.
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First in War. First In

Pelce" ana drss In tho hearts OF the Thousands Who
were the victims Of diserdered liver and tn T.
tendent maadies such - CONSTIPATION Bilious Fevers,
Collie DyspepsiA Sick Headache. Chils Rheumatism,
Cont. Jaundiee, Rsstlessness Loss Of Appetite and
General Debility. First TUFTS Pills dthen health
and happiness their motto. This is the result Of
Anne r;can procress h sste4oc. Diseases that wsso
once treated by emetics bhter snoet and poisonous
minerals. are cured by thess eafe and gentle pills
which mrn1s strength to the body, while they remove
M unhealthy set1stons.
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Maurice Bernhardt, son Of Sarah Bern.
hardt; has fought q duel with NJ. Danglois,
tho exhibitor of = painting ridiculing his
mother. NJ. Lans1ofs was wounded:
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Tho small boy who plays circus with the
"trick.goat' in tho back yard should sex
that st. Jacobs Oil bottle is not empty.
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Tho richest man in Cuba, D. Thomas
Terry, died recently, worth $50, 900, 900.
He. began lde as q peddler.
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Senator Edmunds has been In public
lie thirty-one years.
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Cd by using Buckingham's Dye Tor tho
hiskers.
For q slight cold, hacking cough, OF
lung trouble teke Ayers chss.3 F,ctoral
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Col. Bob Ingerso'l is not sick man; d,
has teen reported:
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The Popo Friendly to England.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-Lord Denbigh, in 8
speech at Rnrhv aaid.

oP0eCH 3U 1suRUy, b8IU:
In = recent interview no had with the pope,
the latter Expressed his appreciation of the
ment. He said he would be clad to help Eng
land or Ireland wherever his influence extended,
but he was unable to act because England had
no representative st the Vatican to tell him HE
desires. Lord DenbiRh said he thought the gov.
eminent would do well to initiate Bismarck in
sending an agent to Rome. a. tho pope could
give material help in Ireland.
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The banking house Of William M. Dustin
Of Lincoln. ILL.,, closed with liabilities OF
100000. The bank is preparing to make
an assignment. The assets, according to
q sworn statement OF Dustin made last
by an injunction levied in tho interest Of
the bankers wife, who has q suit for a.
imony pendin2
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Mr.. g. c. Staley, while playing the lead
ing part in michael Strogoff." at Oakland,
CAL. became 50 hoarse from q severe cold
that he despaired OF being able to continue
his part. Two bottles OF Red Star Cough
Cure entirely cured him. Does not nau-
seate.
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Illuminating
ERUPTIoNS
iTcHjNG
AND
BURNING
foRTURES

AND EVERY SPECIES OF 1TcHINo. Scaly, Pimply. In
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Blood. Skin. ard Scalp with Loss of Hair from infan
y to old age. are positively cured By tn CuT1ouRA
REMEDIES.
CurIcURA REsoLvENT, tho new blood purifier,
cleanses tho blood and Precipitation Of impurities and
poisonous elements, and removes the cause.
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itching and Inflammation. clears the Skin and Scalp
heals Sores. and rest ores the Hair.
CuTIcURx Soar. An exquisite Skin Beautincr, Is IN
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Catarrh

1sa complaint which affects nearly everybody, mofs
or less 1t originates in impure blood, ami is aggra
waited by taking cold. Disagrecabc flow from the nose
tickling in the throat offensive BREATH pain over and
between the eyes, ringing and bursting noises in the
ears, are the more common symptoms Catarrh /.
cured by Hoods sarsapara which strikes directly 1t
the cause by removing all impurities from the blood
had catarrh nine years, and suffered terribly with
It, Soon after began to take Hoods Sarsaparilla the
catarrh troubled less and after taking three bottles
I was entirely cured" JANE HINEY, Lumberton
Clinton County, Ohio.
Il have taken Hoods sarsaparilla for catarrh and
think it has done mo q great deal of good. recon-
mend it to all within my reach. Hoods sarsaparilla
has been worth everything to me. LUTHER D. Ron.
BINS, East Thompson, Ct.
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legation will be:
IOWA.

THE REPUBLICAN v1CToRa
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Why 60 limping around with your boots run
over. Lyons Heel Stineners keep them straight
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elected by ma1ortties Of 700 to 500! The
present indications arc that Gear IA
elected to congress by 400 over Hail
Dsk0ta.
Mr.: Clifford selected delegate to congress-
by large majority.
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Martin Kelly, the engineer OF the wild
engine, which collidsd with q passenger
train near Pine Bluff, Wis, was arrested
ut Madison. charged with granddaughter.
lie was held in 81, 500 bail for trial. The
eeroner's jury found that Kelly was r.
sponsible for Henry Schwenck's death, in
SO far as he was running his engine contra
~ to the standing rules OF tho company
when the accident occurred.
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what was the matterp''
well, guess it was the fault of the
uptown office-sold lower four twice.
Finally the other fellow agreed to take
lower twelve. Lucky it was empty.
Guess he didn't want to wrangle with
that fellow. Did you notice how he
seems to be looking past you instead of
at you with those half-crossed eyes of
his?'
Didn't see his eyes. He was half
asleep. Was his sleeper ticket all
right?" He gave me a coupon a year
old"
20, it was all right. Here are the
two. I'll report that up town Office
1t puts me in a-hello! BY lingo, I
haven't got Old Ghastly's ticket!'
Well, sir, no more he hadn't. Next
morning when the porter called lower
four after everybody else had dressed
he got no answer. He parted the cur
tains and looked in. Lower four was
empty. The bunk was just as he left
it when it was made up!
! Well, we concluded not to say any,
thing about our queer passenger.
Didn't want to be laughed at up at the
head Office.
Next night went off all right on the
return trip, but next again, when
went through the coach, there was the
same man with the same SLOUGH hat in
the same attitude.
'Your ticket" said, with a chill
coming over me. He looked up as
before, and I noticed that his eyes
were half closed and that he did not
look at me, but past and beyond. SEQ
here.'' I said, sitting down before him,
as he handed me the same ticket, "who
arc youP"
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Lord Lytton succeeds Lord Lyons -
British ambassador at Paris.
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TUFTS Liver Pills
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
A. Murray st.. n. Y.
~. ~ ~. ~. ~ ~ $50
LYDIA E. PInKnln'$
VF6E7islE C!E!9li!

Has stood tho tsstof twenty JeazU
ase1emcdy for Female O3oeasesv
relieving periodical pains, pro-
noting Q Aealthful regularity Of
Seasons and curing weakness,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-02-17

@n Glabmamanb blep be1tplbat
forat BABE itiaalet en- @alp, os afsap
fpl9enoe @rtlerine: uMan lerte mig
altio, at jes maatte pere erlig, %
leg bar osiaa nefen beitanbie peret
bet, ,nen naar jeg iaa ben &alpen,
tunbe leg lite boloe mig. Nlbris i
nit 2iu bar ieg paret fig @nibe.
for en- &alp, os S peb, at naar en-
Mano bebpuer en- &alp, iaa oil ban
ba' ben." Surpen bpmte iaalebes:
@i, 9ommere benne Gag, fnber, at
Steoe itial &aluen, men ba ben Sur
iom eieoe &alpen, er en- gob Del al
en- Sluif, ct ri enise pm at frifienbe
Steee og i.!"ose @luiten @asens On.
toitninser.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-02-17

os bet bar en- itp Sob ! en- sob, iolio
@tbple, iom hun trpst funbe babe
siennem @esnpDttcr meo uocn at be-
bpoe at frD9te for itrar at blipe naab
paa 5pboerne, = ia bet par pirtelis
en- iaroeles fornuftis Steole meo bsi
@riit, lap, breo bel os temmelig breo
@aale. SUN bar Ianbelis ct @pn
benne &ise, iom bun iab ber, rant
9apgsen fom ct 2ps, uoen ben riuseite
Stiubeo euer Dplfruetbeo. gun fel>
te in9en Trang til at lene fig til nos
get. 9atten, &jolen, @toene, belle
Qntretfet fofebe piit lite mango 9a=
Ter, os ies bat feet Euiinber al s(uz
traf, iom bar tofet ii e0er tbue @ans
&c iaa meset, nen iom lite bar feet
Eieubeseller Eppenoebelen 1aa 9oot
uo. @ore @iser itulbe bare pibe,
bpor ifjbn ben eole Simpelbeb er, os
at &enbeo os @impclbeo / Screening
9igr bem albeles benriuenbe.
(5an Granc. v@3aminer."
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: MaSfentc coe.

st Masiempoe al 6armere fra Ot=
tertaif County pi( bliue af6olbt /
@ourtbuieti Sersus Sails ben 20be
5eb. &l. 1. @ftermiobas.
Sen. s. $. Barrett, 9bos. g..
9oosion os andre pil bore ti(itebe
1om 3alere. SAB enboer Garmer
blipe tiliteoe. Deriom Sc pil unoer<
itstte Gnti= =Monopoli, iaa tern ub.
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punftlis tilitebe.
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