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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-31

One of the saddest tragedies recorded
recently is the suicide of Col. Pulsifer,
who was, until lately, chief owner Of the
Boston Herald, the leading New England
newspaper. Financial troubles was the
cause of the rash act, of which details
have been suppressed %. $685.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-31

The Butte Inter Mountain continues to
threaten retaliation on all who will
dare to assail its dignity. Yet Sam Word
replied very vigorously to its malicious
assault and still survives. Threatened
vengeance seldom falls. .5
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-31
silver Quotations.

New York, Oct. 29-Bar silver 94c.
Copper--Dull. Lake, November, $l7.35.
Lead-Domestic $500.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-31

None of the papers which printed the
Rodgers-Jones SANDER on William A.
Clark have had the decency to print Cul
lens letter.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-31

The eyes of Montana are on the new
county of Cascade -y.@ls+
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-31
Il CROOKED TRANSACTION,

The Independent prints details of a
peculiar transaction on the part Of Thorn
as Fl. Carter. 1t appears that in 1888,
when some Northern Pacific land was
thrown open for settlement in Beaver
head county, Carter filed desert entry
upon it, William and Edward @. Smith,
who had been living on the land, contest
ed the entry on the ground that the land
WAS not desert and was entered for spec
ulVlive purposes. When the hearing
C me off Carter backed down ana coolly
a. ,lied to have his rights restored. AS
sssant Commissioner Stockslager replied:
Lin making his entry, Mr.. Carter swore
taat the land embraced therein was desert
land, was unoccupied and uncultivated,
all of which the Smiths swear to be I'm
true; and from his failure to come for
ward and defend his rights must CON
slider them to be we'll founded and decline
to restore him his rights.
Mr.. Langhorne, who makes an able,
clear statement in the matter, says that all
the records in the matter except the de-
clslon OF the register and receiver had
/, been taken from the office before he took
it. upon inqniry," Mr.. Langhorne
writes, 81 was led to believe that the evil
dence taken was in the hands of Mr.. Car
ter, who had taken it to examine it.
called for the evidence on more than one
occasion and was told it was mislaid or
lost, but that as he intended to relinquish
his rights it did not cut any figure" Rob
ert b. Smith, who was attorney for the
Smiths, gives the copy Of letter from
Carter, the original Of which had like
wise disappeared with the land office pa
pers. In that letter Garter says as "to
the desert character of the land, cannot
state" and concluded by saying that if
Smith would allow him to secure a title
he would agree to reconvey the land on
receiving reasonable consideration"
for his entry. In the light Of Mr.. Stock
slagers's decision, this reads queer, devil
ish queer.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-31

Silver Bow and Cascade, Butte and
Great Falls, will go hand in hand to the
polls this time for Clark and victory.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-31

The False Records story has toppled
down until the whole structure is laid
low, ..7
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-31

Be sure that you can vote. Then don't
be bulldozed from voting by any one.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-31

SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us for use on guarantee.
1t cures Consumption. Lapeyre Bros.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-31
AN ADDRESS.
TO THE VOTERS OF CASCADE COUN-
aa.." COMMITTEE .a5a. "-.

The National, Territorial and Local
Issues Considered--- Bright
Prospects of Demo-
cratic Victory II
Along the -
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-31

Cascade county expects that every man
will do his duty.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-31

Vote yourself and see that your demo-
cratic neighbors does so too.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-31

The election to occur on the 9Th of
November prox, is now engrossing the
attention Of the country, and its bearing
on the welfare of the people nationally,
territorially and locally, is a matter
worthy of the most serious consideration.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-31

Hard work is what everyone must do
all this week.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-31

The False Record should hide its di
unfinished head. .... ...a. ILL., ..- a.s.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-31


STATEHOOD.
One Of the strongest reasons in favor of
attaining this result is that we may the
sooner attain our entitled place as enc of
the states Of the union. 1t is known that
Mr. Clark is an able, earnest and persis-
tent advocate of statehood for Montana
He was president Of our constitutional con-
vention and was at the head of the COM
mittee that presented the constitution
adopted to the president at which time
he made strong plea for admission.
But apart from this consideration, it must
be apparent to any one who will give the
matter moments thought, that Mon
tana's only hope of attaining this high
end is by being democratic. The nation
al house of representatives is absolutely
certain to have a demo cratic majority;
while the senate for time must be re-
publican. The former would be willing
to admit democratic state, the latter a
republican state. Montana or Dakota
cannot come in alone for politi-
cal reasons; but if one is soundly
republican and the other soundly
democratic, they can and will be admit
ted together. If Montana gives W. A..
Clark a good round majority, this terri
tory and Dakota are practically certain to
be admitted to the union together with
in six months; If SO great calamity as
the election of Carter should overtake us,
admission must be put of for years. This
is the logic of the situation and ne one
can gainsay it. A vote fer Carter is then
TO all lntsnts and purposes vote
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-31
The Territorial Contest.

1t is of the highest impol lance that
Montana should maintain her democratic
record this year by the election Of Hon.
W. A. Clark as delegate to congress, and
it should be by such majority as will
leave no doubt as to the political COM
plexion Of this territory.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-21
FINANCE AND TRADE
szsrrag. July 10. ssss

HzsrTzs. July %. fsss.
The Seattle, lake shore asd Essssra 4. y.
received two carloads OF rails over the
rugat sound Shore road
The Intense hsat OF the past few days
hiss not tended 10 xlaeksn tho psslse Of
trade. Business IN lts different channels
g. thriving
PRODUCE gECElPTs. During Friday
the rsvdnee received In seattle ineigsiefi
the following barrels batseF. 4 cases
baiIbai, barrels oil. 30 eases oil. cases
Aailbat. II packages skins. ~ haasiles OF
hides, case eggs, u SACKS POTATOES. sacks
81 vegetables. ~ boxes 81 plans, ID boxes
cherries 40 aarxs relied oats. - bales
rolled eats. 100 barrels hSHe, 10 boxes cheese.
- barrel VI pork cosps OF chickens, los
bales Of hay, - tsis Of oleesnaFksfine. :
Gals Z. aasi ! hsaa o ssstle. There were r.,
eeixed over the Puget sound shusc read "
carloads Of frsisatt Tbs steamer Premier
unlesdesi Of the tssadlsn Pacific shaft g
totIs Ut ges.cfal merchandise
SHIPMENTS during Friday freight was
sefs from ssaftie ia the following quaint
( ties. e. a u. i ~ tons. = !. : X. X.
- toms. ~, L. =. 4 f. III TINS. steamers--
Washington Il tons. Anderson tasss. Cas-
cafe 3 toas. gniney = tons, Clara kfeen
tons. Nanfoe t0as tiitssr tota, Fleet.
uossi tons. Alaskan ions. iIassalo 4 !
toass Hayward ! y tons, Idaho IONS. Au'
Kusts Z tons. Michigan : tons. making 4
/ total ef 80 TINS.
/ The prices 81 noBr. sagar, butter and
egxs relasias the same No advance.
fI9t MS. Native plufas bring fresn 70
/ cents per H.. sell from 5 10 ecnts per n.
POTATOES. New POTATOES bring sls pei
! ton. Retail At ~ ecsl,s per D..
EABfAGK.--Btingss esflis per u.
ONIONS. ~~ssreep Onions bring - cent
psf dozen
EAuLifLowER.~- Brings IS cents pei
dozefi.
HEETs. TuRSirs AND CARROTS. =
Bring - cents Der dozen snnrAcs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-21

Tkcbxk 4. July W.-.A Large force OF men
hos been pat II WORK III tbs opsra sesss
mir making excavation for the foundation
ufd1n ere ROW toinK fenelFed for tbs fs31
elshinR uf - yards Of Ersusts and also
14m brick.
The pIans Of the building bsse been
nuha1fffed 10 Tho city council for approval
ond cnussnt ~ % certain encfoEc meuss
~ The stvctf which they contemplate.
Thu fVund towef which rams freEu The
6nsc 70 tl3e top. at the eerneF Of ~. Hsisps
GDd Nlufh streets. stands Get iiftie b.
yend the inner line Of the sidewalk. Then,
0&Ain, tho eutrancu On ~ Heir1s street IL
G9aixJted fDr driveway, With iis~ con.
onut Of the council the pillars viii b. bssiss
IN the center Of -. Heiens sifset, support
1na IN arch 10 fhc building 40 that carriages
may drive under, thsir ecfupanis aiikiR
and enter the theatre without having
eaeoed froEs under cVsesa very eeBseis-
fent arrangement Tor fsiny weather. The
1nain entsnuess FOR the great bod of The.
Deuple, viii be on Nintb street Tssc
Gptuc1i gives every indication Of granting
tne concessions asked. II Is eiasssi ~ q
farther Intention Of the opera hsusa con.
paisy ~ take measures to have tbs little
vacant tsiausie II the junction OF G. Ninth
oad H. Ileiens streets, Immediately III
Trout Ut the proposed pudding. purchased
md beAuti6ed by the ctty-~s gfas@ plat,
With frces, Tor ipsfapec, and possible
{oUu(n{O
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THE TERRITORY.


nSekAsE fAAIs. JuIy - sheriff r Nc.
0nftT. 81 Kfnnkiia scnpty, who was aess.
4Gro1IIy shot ~ Nelson iscnnett- hi nepu-
~ - F0c0. uss b<ouxhs 70 eprsxse fn-dzs
- D1oeed IN tbs hospital The aepufy
11os auantisx the jail. containing tvs in.
11t14nf pfls0pesz. on "Wednesday night,
U1oo Mccefthy entsrsd. sad Bennett. mas
o11tn8 hin fos m escaping psissnss, Aired
fc<;oeEhy viii recover
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rmK iNlANn HMrInr.


wALtA wAlts. July so.-Ai a meeting
last hight Il MAS serited ~ JSsSit~sne thg
dremen . tournament 10 the fall ~ ,ssy
y, ". emsll has deiissfesi 90 date 80 t.,n.
~ hay ~ the sarfssen herr lis though,
the WHEAT average al this aad thS Mats
burg section VII b. % bushels
hekvf city has ehsscd contract Tor va.
20 works of capacity Of isoeao galisas
Wheat Ii aaasesi 60 ccats The yreNn,
rter Ia the price ct SACKS. eearsy assalss.'
causes Ercaf dis abstraction. fhcro Is NJ
tcAkcn Tor the sdsanee
fxthcs faShsr has svtHraca from The
tsuna Rev = " fsiNcr maa family hax..
returned irem Portland john corifes ~
Eortfend, Horace NJ saith ~ Cahfsrais
~. 7. iesss ~ cs,sliic and -. Mare, "a
4pekaise Falls are IN The ciB. nr } nj
pNs ieit to-day fer seattle
krxsne Boyer, tos sasay years the late
~. rs&cts secsetsfy. ecatiaAes as seesr
hers ts tAe nskes 4 kayer bs.,sk
Henderson 4 Jones csatssarts-S hsrs
Purrhsssa stsass bfick iaaehsae ~ taaAs
rArakafy. II taskn nfick faf IN, pc,,. ,,ss,gs.
nous III ifsaaetoa. tacy having the ssss-
The FIRST siaiiep ga iae Ossroa 4 NAB.
tuxton Terrturss rad has tstts ssla l,...l
~ th@ Adams sats:s, IS iuises tf.sna Mama
len cars q wsoa were saigre.i yesterday
Tae gass,ls a. TIE l,suiscag.ssy were IN,
aud elark strip ,iaau tae s-,ss.,,,s
A. v. rseNArt II Sca,tir 5 he7e. g1s rexs
Of Col u r iioisaes
fhree haedrsss iaese sFsdess passed NJ
THIS morning 10 sipasia
locFMen,etsf. las
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nS AND AFTER MONDAY. July isrE.
" iSSS. and until fuysher ncfsee, trains
wild run ~ Fer schedule below. foe Snofses.
rzssss and points on West ceAss Branch and
for Gilman a1iss intermediate p<slats, rnn-
Meeting ~ YeSser vita sseamers IN Lake
Washington. and 81 Gilman with stages for
Fail t-ify aae Srcguasmfe Hop Ranch Pas
sesseerx .eeTlrg seattle IT s1e = m. can
re4eh Fall City xnt Hop Ranch same even.
sng. and by iesysug latter point BY stasc in
snorninx can reach seattle At ) - y. m
-. .isslx- .R- daily sxcers sanhax.
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FOR SALE.

THE vAS IsagES FARM. on WHITE
l s.irsr eeatainizE as,.af ~ @rses. .
azrs "a A9ss-, as.ssi rsxAssers-a Es-ssnral aaUsg
ksins uNrEf.sa2ss.s tasfa-. ste - sac r.
Dr. Tbs j fsRs Of t1e ssss szrzss IL stsss
Fsrr.h-rys - aisse- q ssskz.r fszsst astsrf,s-
f1ls $50 saE sxl4 fe< raFfiealsrs z.,sssy =.
or s4sasNss sEo. H. NAS gNlHES.
NAH Eiss- fss@sossssse
ksF.g "a. 2Hsh Ter
- FGKls 8 SANDER
ia Coz MI ssad fs.sssrsss.-s tss -. - sisis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-21
CARBOuc SMOKE BALL,
The Greatest Anti-Septic
Remedy Known.

The complete treat,
fneut comprises the
t-taFhoiic ; u elk e
Rali'' aud ~Debella-
tor Package The
smoke Hail lasts fef
months. and s al
ways ready for use
rac DC beflafor
makes a half gallon
II medicine. aud Is
used only efas-e a
tas, a. per dsrec
sinns Thsis we pcs
isiyeiy assert that
we have the most
inexpensive RENE
dy Os earth. and a
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N rnr g.xr.1r Z

on rms kssFkGk.-A. cAsNI wss IN
Justice 1eierkerx'a egzrs yesterday sfseF-
noon oa ftse efsasxa 81 tssreAzensug 10 kii!
iisas shawl Threatened - ssssrys = hgir In
ssia through = hiest raj could ifsfEp. that
b. enasess Inc wstfsrss' vile and THREATEN
es1 70 wrspg tse Re&ks OF 81 FIessfriks
ehsi1fen Tbs ssfcudzBt was pas nss<fer
80 h5uas 70 keep the peace fes three
rsaDsh< and ordered % reY TIE fosts.
amounting u a.
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ooAL on OKcAs IsLAND.


Naon1Ho.
HnM7 I08nxxxp. Jp5y ga gsutisfnRa
.Who eame ~ on the Libby iazt evening". In
tnoponse u The query. ssfs there aayts3Bx
G(of4jtsE on the tsisgds7 sad II ssspaEd
thlnk there wRs-way. nc have direesefes!
coe ~ this ersnfsst veins Of sehi esef f@aud.
a q fssur miller h&sk ~ E&xt saalid. On Or
60 l8taad, aud the residents Of faas zee,
1k9n are terribly wafked up about a. An ex.
1of1 who Nss ksut for ard whe u nora
4oun lhefe prDnouncss Il s ssfF fac grace.
Gc1teg ktan NaHnsn1s coal. and also says The
y1oF1 n m nxhna4ties5 Onr A conp&ay IA
nov seibr osxsDfxrsi 10 desrlofs 81.
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ronr rpwNsENp.


foaf TuNNSTsp. July an.-A gentleman
Whe a month ur two ago srestod building
on tisv Hill 10 be used ~ siere WAS sefs
Wroth when he met the resr-fSFrttseEN.
Cxe fepafter YESTERDAY, He said - have
had several prospective senAuts no uesc
anxlcus 10 rem. my bulldiur. and haze lssss
Them all because the merchants have dis
coufazed them. In two instances mca
were Paid \ boaas not 90 81 into business
here This know and ran prove, IL IA
m eul,agr. Is II NOR The saen Is ha ~ n. !
an h1urinx YOU asia nc aud every cltszen
OF Port Tow nsena. Including Themselves. IL
they had sutiscicst perspieaits ;a ses Il
They fear eetapetsii1n. the Vie N trade.
Port Tuwnsend Ia growing fsri!ly every
DAY. hus ii,rre eaa he no question hni speh
acts ~ these have referred ~ imfaeesaf
ably fetard her growth
Sosgs
Norwegian hsFk ileneaaiA. With lnaher
from Hsdlcck for bacnos Ayrrs. is ia the
tav reHtiy for see
The Oscar aud Hattie arrived down frura
Tacoma Yesterday. having shipped he's
cargo OF hslIhat
ship Gen. bulieF arrived yc.sctslay from
San fssrri<en aad rrsc~eslasf 20 t'ast tsans.
bic. where abe loads a Fesssn cargo Of
lumber
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A0XE 1nUn04'e E0NeFS ~ E0uufnnft
--1'eddiers' Lisssse.~An Old Doca-
meat.
oIsnftA. July % - Upon assembling
YESTERDAY afternoon. the court admitted
Henry AcIifide. Of rksgit county. aud "
W. Nooft. recently OF New York. 10 pfAf.
dee before the supreme court uf shs terri
tory. Mr.. fshhIn then pfoeeeded with bis
efRumest IN the Parker W. Denny cave.
Nc coneluded his epsains argument st
shout U'cipek yesterday evening. " hen
NJ Allen took the fsnuf 10 reply. Sir,
E4hnm has nov Consumed seven hours aud
1fty minnfcs II the 10 hours which Is vi.
lowed him IN which 10 prevent his side III
the casc, and says II Il his intention 10 use
the balance Of his time IN The reply.
Judge Jones' WAS quite Gpweli last night
and II was with difficulty that he WAS kfie
70 BE- nj his post Of duty this morning.
vAIiptFy OF TIE rKpbtEas' LICENSE
few months age the cisy epnncii passed
Nj ordinance by which pesidless wefn ~
Quifed 10 pay certain license for selling
their wares IN this city. About a mouth
10 sewing machine agent was arrested
lQf violating thts or< iuauee and gave bonds
% nppesr on the 18th lust. At which time
~ put In IN appearance aud stated IL 10
h. his tnteufiofi h. iest the validity nf tho
ordinance. He then askea for a e0atlnn-
amer Of the cHse uatii August 10 watch ~.
quest Was granted. IN II tho Intention ~
WI 4Httttfttkttr ~ tHt@ ~ ftr& tt~tTs ""
u has been frequently stated that the act
Wa Invslld
NOTES
A session OF The Odd Fellows was held
laAt night At which tho following naagh.
ten 0f Rebeeca were tnislatrsi. Mes5anaes
= G. Van Epps. e. n Msan, chas Peter
eoil, John s. bvwer. n. n. shaw aud Misses
Laura MARI and Shaw. This part 81 the
hodge n eaid 20 be very prosperous IN this
city. and u In tefy probable that u krheesa
Degree lodge win room be started Ia this
city
A peculiar mortgage Is on Gle IN the AZ
Noe 81 Auditor Tweed II was issuef Ia
l6l7 by parties In England to secure The
payment 81 G1po. The Instrument contains
about 500 words, and Is written on ltsrve
immense tbeets OF parchment u was
sent from knRiand Is parties IA Oregon IN
M14. and the postage which was required
~ laad II a. rs destination al thai ,ilne
Nas 81 ~. "a,
Mrs. John Coans, OF Esst Olympus. 10 sat
fqring nom quite q severe attack OF Hines
Her many friends hoIse fos speedy 10
optHry.
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4 TKxar--A fssg Elxsss audience grecssa
Gss. A. r. HafsNuk. the esecussssslss. At fhe
prosrsmms ike "Wednesday essasnx cssiz-
sisted OF bsah kHcog afsd tragedy The
character 1kstehes kept ife sH1iessee in
fsars ~ laughter. and the two boars en-
teftainfneDt WAS well easeyed hf sik
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TAcsssA. laiy 80 - Irohahly ,he nrst su!f
ensier ths ssstaSc snskinw Il = fnss.icsseassar
Ter ANY person 10 ftNxs,ke ~ Nttclnfa 50
rfpsnke breach % tho sa4esse IS the gfst
~ siessnt cf Aeasssve language, slzns af
Fpssnsvs, sfc, MAS sf,saeA4 i. thls rfax IS,
cav sobn Sieaai. The r,s.k as lar IA.
kt-ni& hotsa. gait Witiaff afss ls.,iicC -
tttuAy. isaslee ; house SAL ~ hnser,
frfs9e Ni'a t,ss-ssss - rygf4ra taeiS 1Aas
hsr, NheN Nae h-A..cs, ;ae tearr5ras-
81 Slrfssi "a silf sstVgf tAls fupeniaE zee
s nscks snis ssNtss;e irtu fssEe.safs asestsss
g Ftst ~ sSii o. Asu. NieaGl s-ads
issssi ee,ssss lssiiSy Ssisiur $50 Ga 4
snfsA.s q, sea shrG. fyaSgntxrInt fa.s
s'assss 81 tle ao,ss resnirsi ST
- Asf~i ss,r C~sanr rn,iys.
rs fAttA. IR.e a~ae sas
49, saAa saa ssissss "a
zxcr - ttss ta i;sa sst.he.e .i
- - Y s&ss4 "a ~ 4s..s =. ( 5..a.
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FefsaEfly ffcN fflssn cxttt f.llfaiin4tx. casF to
use aud ~ harmless that Il can 10 admin
issersd to thr Youngest Children with i'm
rassty, sent 20 any address aFssa r,cespg
ei 81
We append fgU ~ the many tho.sanG
sssssi-isff testimonials We have ia eur y->s-
s.sxslDf = shsa that the .scSrhtl3t smoke
FsrszsfF~sed ssc7ess No medicine ever ia,
sessfr1 has t~-spzic - rzps.sss4 Over A fiii-
i.ca smoke Eslss IN Use. sHsi ~ HaNg
Yss 10 HFAs TBS FfRSI casFLsISE
! had gigvrefien ~ the fun<s Used Ia.
ferew ap c-rsftu - sssass sud sSsrSpfia1.,
sispf->.i ap 80 = terrible rsse 81 cztsrsh
; assst tie nrTssztlex zcrerdsax 10 sstre<tioHS
Sssi,,Sr Nzli aud pstlrisAsota. sftd 10 three
weeks siale sss as Sess a. esxg I was
Il ~asEFt- 81 Market -. y
was asisaN ssi with hAy fever regGiA-iy
iar = srs-s Breathing tarsarh toe ne.si
fzSssec WAS A. frAf~sss Aistsg ! lueSsu to
ass she Ar s,isf St.stss hsts sns asss crsss-
Fslese}s car~i SaQtE ~ 6 xI3iCxsaS. NJ D
! Hal sasf = irrfaesi % Arb g fAa head
sas larlai Z usesi tise ''tara-siic ssisske
Eask" ent Il esasflfia7z rs0-f rsg
Alsger nkLs. = Searsey -
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