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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-29
BIount Speaker Pro Tenn.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-In the house
to-day, ON motion Of Mr.. Mills Of Texas,
Mr.. Blount of Georgia was elected speaker
pro tenn. during the temporary absence Of
Speaker Carlisle. ard the clerk was directed
20 inform the senate Of this action.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-29
A GRAND Rally at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, June 2S-The democrats held
n grand rally tonight, opening the cam,
paign. There was great enthusiasm, ana
tha largest hall in the city was packed.
Sneecbes were made by Henry Watterson,
ex-C congressman w. Ellis and Lieut. Gov.
Bryan.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-29
IRON WORKERS. WAGES.
Indications of Big Strike at Pitt
burg and Other Points.

Indications of a Big Strike at Pitts
burg and Other Points.
PITTsBURG, PA, June 2S.-The indica-
tions to-day are not favorable for settle-
ment of tho wages of the iron workers. A
Anal effort will be made tomorrow to reach
all amicable settlement, but from the de-
cided stand the manufacturers and the
Amelgamated association have taken, it is
feared the new scale will not be signed, and
that big strike will take place In Pitts
burg and in the western mills. IL the scale
is not signed then the strike will practically
begin at noon next Saturday, when the
mills will he shut down. The manufacture
ers seem moro determined than ever To
INSIST upon their scale being signed. Where
n reduction of more than 10 per cent is
asked on few specialties they may agree
to make concessions, but one of them
stated to-day that unless the scale, with
these possible few changes, Is signed, that
the mills would be shut down. The report
that the Newport iron and steel company Of
Kentucky would sign tue workman's scale
Is pronounced untrue by the members Of
the firm.
The lodges Of the Amalgamated associa-
ton have nearly all reported the result OF
their vote on the wage question TO tho
headquarters in this city. The result will
not be known until the conference with the
manufacturers to-morrnw afternoon. IL is
intimatad, however, tLat the Amalgamated
committee will go into the conference with
Instructions TO hold out against any reduc.
tion Ia wages.
TO SIGN THE SCALE.
PITTsBuRG, juno 2S, l1:3O p. M
Word was received at the head
quarters Of the Amalgamated asso-
ciation tonight that the Republic iron
company and the United States iron and tin
plate company, both Of this district,
would sign the workmen's scale The
two mills employ about 800 men.
If the conference adjourns to-mor-
row without reaching an agreement q
strike will be inaugurated Monday, which
will throw nearly 10000 men cut Of em-
ployment and cause a suspension Of work in
about eighty mills In the west. In this ity
28,500 men will be affected.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-29
Floride's Republican COMMITTEES.

JACKSONVILLE, June 2S.--The state re-
publican executive committee met this
afternoon and decided to hold a conven-
July 81
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-29
ACTION OF TIE HOUSE.

The house has passed joint resolution
providing temporarily for the expenditures
of the government in case the approprla-
tion bills have not become laws prior to
,Tuly
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-29
Bond Offerings.

WASHINGTON, June 29--Bond offerings
TO the treasury to-day amounted TO s. .3O0,-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-29
THE APPROPRIATION BILLS.
MIR. Allison's Statement as to Their
Present Condition,

WASHINGTON. juno %. In tho senate to-
day statement was made by Mr. Allison,
chairman Of the appropriations committee.
as to the present condition OF the general
appropriation bills. He said that the West
Point, the Indian and pension bills had
passed both houses and had, he believed,
been signed by the president. Tho agricult-
ural appropriation bill had passed the sem
oto on june 4, and since that time had not
been heard Of. He Thought it was in the
hands OF the house committee on agriculture
The diplomatic and consular bill was in
conference, and so was the District Of
Columbia appropriation bill The legisla-
tive bill had passed the senate on Tuesday,
and would be reported back to tho house
to-day. lie said that it should be sent to
the President within the next two or three
DAYS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-29
THE PosToFFIcE BILL.

The postofflce appropriation bill had
passed the senate ON June Ii, and had not
since been heard Of. The army appropria-
tlon bin had been reported to the senate this
morning. The sundry civil bill had been
sent to the senate last Tuesday, and it would
not be possible to consider II before June
30. So as TO the naval appropriation bill
IL had come to the senate last Monday, ana
it would be impossible to consider it before
June 80 The fertilization bill had not yet
been reported to tho house, nor had the
general deficiency bill 1t would, there
fore, be necessary to pass IA joint resolution
either Friday or Saturday TO extend for "a
certain number of days the appropriations
for the current year
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-29

Speaking of the Mills bill he said "Who-
over asserts that the democratic party Is in
favor OF free trade in this country, or that
the present administration has adopted or
recommended n free trade policy, or that
the bill now pending in tho house Of reDre-
sentatives is free trade measure, Is either
ignorant Of the terms ho uses or be H. SO
blinded hY partisan preiudice as to be In
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-29

A reception aud elegant COLLATION. then
followed. Every one remarked that Judge
Thurman appeared so vigorous and earnest,
and his old friends say they have not seen
him SO vivacious and happy for months. 1t
was grand sight TO soc the old roman sur
rounded by his admlrer', and nothing
would satisfy the committee but that a
photographer should take a group picture Of
the gathering, which was done
and the commi tee then doyartel. Before
going to Judge Thurman's \ meeting OF the
committee was held at the Neil house,
this proving pleasant occasion, since cane
presentations were in order. This meeting
was organized by eiecting Hon. w. D.
English of California as chairman and nj.
V. Rsam OF Ohio as secretary. Mr.. Dixon
of Wyoming made an able speech.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-29
THE MILLS BILL.

The committee then rose.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-21
HOW TO BUY LAM.
Certified checks, payable at drht
the Puget Sound National Ran
given as security for money!
invested.

Two THOSE nRSIsoUs or BUYrSs psep.
esss o. si0e. ans hecumaas prpssrxv
oU1efs anA laasiosds. ~ sGsr ~ fasie.irs-
We v1ia allow yea ffczn tAr~s NO. sss 20
ave y-ats' tios srccrsiss % he ana yoa
ssa-ek
We charge asssaer prsursan ar iy.sr~s. a.
- psynsnsss and VT sivs yss sa<rsa -
We Asv. lcss q - ard sss .Sas sr- e,o~
70 nsNtnsn street. and ~ within rsaius u
one and . hat aflss frua sbe Pueofscs.
Tnsy lay veil - are a-srshl- lc.sL
We rsssife CAY 10 Per cent - an easaess
money Aad vs VIII give cersaed ckecs far sse
fan snoana Of sseA md ever saHs-sssss
pAyDseA
fh< check Is drawn By he Pss.s Sound M
ttnaal beak. md 5 R2se payz be q ssshs. "a a.
o&sa16 ne porrsssss advsataGes asd san,
legs thai have n<vsx heen b<fsfs eGefsi
Afesr yoo have hosgstnes for sss or rs,-~
lozs sacals pa. sArvash ,sckseu Or srsssdrss
b one pressed q. money, yoe Asv. ely .
pyesen. your checks 81 the aAak Aac th.s rtu
- csshet on tie spo. fer their iui face yslss.
Seoote ysu sle ether Land snat yoa renss n
Better h4rgaIH- sar sbose stisi hosls so.,..
II sAors. t1s N s7ss in The hsna awaits yeex
erasr 40 = Ansea1teu essaad CIR cossrsi
1Esi yoa pres Il fnr checAs ~ ss in yAyEasc,
N TAT for lss piece OF the land bArxsirea Ice
hoo Azs. therefore. By thz upsioa and priv
egs ws ooaf ins0rsd ag&anst occ1dsEl yoa
l are your Treasurer Aad hznksr esd q TIE sane
one - owner u valuable properly
SAosl1 you 81 ans sinas, hossvsr, press n
| 90 checks ~ bank for pas me1t tsey ssN hr
| sGzDrd1e3eiy bonsre,f AAd f<Rxxraed % n,
q th< SID land
We eder ssadsn oppcrsniy mi a1vss-
yoa - ~ NV. Doct vaaf fsr tune and
| nssiissncs 70 @foso ysu the eypsrtrnisy q
saying. coaia have bought sucd ans sseh !
| los fss uuoths $50 for 20 mach ank hoe i,
b vofsa 20 much, eua ssy nssI.
Male ysaR iAno0s, No nssstsr aov mail
earn soussssing- Sat yesr corner ssope h..
fess tss boom sad bepeAl trem sas a.,ascs
TraAssu0iaDesai Faairo.ss sse ne. Ia, :e,
| O. stsie.
0Asafscturins u nourisLin- Ana Srcvi..
| v1ah hsaiih, gTcath.
9snsrA eommerse u u state q sat.tAn
tAi prcQunsaon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-21

Psai echnise. land agent of thi
Narsesrn Pacino X broad Company. ..
10 wssatnxtou. He appeared oefor,
the b zee committee on poosIc lands o.
Thursday, aud made speech which
vss sfssusiv-iy listened 10. He reoon,-
uaended changes IN the land i.vs. and
Expressed hts ideas ~ TO tire manrar 81
thcse changes. Mr.. Schais- said:
Tue pabiis isrds should be divided
iato scnr classes: First. timber lands.
sseopd. agricultural iandsg third. erss
too lanes, nod fsar,hls. mineral lands
As Ia time~s land Ea held thai the
aovernussnt saeuiS cell tintef BY stump
A3e. retaining title 30 the tacd. vnich
aaiges sfssrxard. be seid. In r-ssrd 10
-gtte1ltarL tsads. be thoa1ht they
snou'd be sattecs 20 homestead only.
AZ 10 grsssne land. be Recommended
iost the eovcruDent lease all ssssit g
land. saej ga. hesever. At sey q TO
Homestead entry. lie reesmn aaed 10
change - 10 mineral lands
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-21

Il 10 said shsi Ia ssss 81 ssr with
Rasssa the Aasss.,ns ana Germans ~sli
operate against tbs smces viii three
dsstsnes asaies. tbs Area See co. s'ss
los Of six army eesp~ viil attach kas-
stn on her western border asa ssa be
eamnana<d ey frteee wlliiam Of Prus
Ga. she ssp snd hess Of tee ssovn
primes. The sseoeS. eonsssstrs Of We
esxsn army aai . pSfs,,su % she brave
ous unsersHnAse afna, Ct Austria" vill
fofm The eentsf % tie line Of a3.as y
end Oil AppreAeh the frontier sso1
0Ailicia and Bsaeais- II sill Be coas-
nAaaed By klns Albert Of saIsn,s
HE third Gil Be eoarcssa Of Aassr.s.
ana hausAriAa tresss ssa ~sli sssaii
Rassss on hsf ssashera herie<. !, u3i
bs es@ms naed By tee Aneataks Alhsss
al AostrtA.
II ell be eosised tnSs tie trN AZ
shsss sszass vill be esenm snasd ~ TOE
gssnasaa ~ 81 s0ksres. lsss sssaea b,
Q kfns ssd tbs sAss.s ~ ses esesesr o.
On sop<r0s. us s>safss. tssse cal b
sfkesrs - astssdAnss - keeP sses<
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-21

Ths Rspshiioan passy hss no isck Of
psessdsuetai timber. Nobody need fess
thss tsus and able man viii not b
fsuud 70 lead Tbs Ossty 70 victory. svsn
thoaeh ns Blsins II regarded - 6naiiy
ssd lsssvonbiy out Of the nee. Among
thoss whose names have bssn more or
Isss psomissnsiy ussnsi ned in eoonee-
tIou With the nom nsssoe during the
- few days are Ednapds Of Vernon.
HssIsy Of Coz nsssioos, svasts, Hiscock
aud Dspsv Of Msv York, cameron.
Ohitds and Beaver Of Pennsylvania.
John ebssmaa, W. T. Sherman. Fos.
shss, unssidsn ssd Mckinley Of Ohio.
Aisss Of Mishigsn. Harrison and Ores
ham Of Indisna, Roak Of Wisconsin.
Allison and Miller Of Isvs and lpGails
Of Ksnsas. Here are tvsuty men. any
one Of whom s,n bsas Cleveland on he
fsss TRADE platform. and Ne fssasns
have scarcely began 70 come ia. There
u no lsek Of psesidsutlai timber. sud
good presidential tiobsf ~ that. u The
R.pablioan party.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-21

The appearance Of the Sheridan boom
for the presidency has given rise to .
locally Unnecessary discussion regarding
as place Of bisth Of The ilIustrious
colder. Il 10 claimed By some vho ara
apparently Q iissis afraid Of the sheri-
dan boom that he vas born In ireland
and 10 aeoordinaIy tnclisibls for the
pvsssdsooy. Thsss V not the sl'Rht st
around for soeh = clain. nor u there
seom for soy oonss,vsfsy ON the Sab
isoe. Sheridan vss born u Susness-t,
Psssy souu,y. OHIO. on March Ssh. 1851.
H.s mother ssiii lives 10 THAI VILLAGE and
the Death Of biz father teok phase only
. fsv years ago.
Perry county 10 one Of the smallest
oouOsies Of Ohio. Las population
70 lees than thirty thousand and 10
eossAins no eitsss OF even large towns.
Nee Lexington. its connsy ssai, Is an
uncsc. entious village. and Somerset 10 =
Quiet. slecpy old iovn Of sboat two
thousAr6 inhabitants. ID 10 without
railroad communities ion and has y
dreamy. old world appearance which
makss In seem entirely ous Of place In
shis country and this century. The
only industry Of that portion Of Perry
soouty in the pssshboshood Of Somes.
ga ID farming. In sne southern and
eastern portions Of the osonty coal
mining 10 the occupation OF a vast
majority of the peopis. The county "a
u thus fairly divided Into . mining and
an agricultural comma tsy.
This county. small. spsrsely popu
lassa, md behisd tho semainder OF TIE
state Of Shich "a 10 pars In general
development. has given 20 she ptesen,
s,nrs alton 10 MN whose fame v,ii
endure Through ali tinc. one Of ioes~
10 Sheridan. The eshsr val A. Mo
0ahap, she greatest Of she xrea, var >of-
rsspcndenss. tue man sho feilow,d the |
Kos tAs coiuan on lie march 10 khivs |
fus sx hundred miles over the blister
tina auds Of the kysi kum undes cir
cumssancss which r.ndesed toe feat
one without parallel in the experiences
Of even the 1oss intrepid explorers. toe |
nan Who pictured TIE Balssrisn afro
cisies and ssoosns sbsus tie 90, var |
Of 1877, the nan vho accompanied the |
Ras~san army 90 sss march TO ooosssn-
linopie and died there IN the arms Of |
aeserAi skoeese6 iass ~ IL eecAme
AvvSrvn, that be voald he offered toe
|hsoas Of Bulgaria..
OF tnsss toe scns % Perry county, |
pns came fran The agricultural esn-
nanisy snsroandius samerses, the
,shss fsom the rnin,as District Bs,h
vsss os lr,sn psrensAse and be yea,h
u ssca vas eieaded by sse mess shisc,
poverty. D,ta made sneis gay 10 great
pess shreast st6hoaisies ~hish would
have rs-srained aud hsiMsa any vhe
ssss not IN ssewsetvss great
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-21

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sssaps vhy b sbosId BE- ptassd. evsn
nouiusiIy, absvs ~ sb,s elHssss u thl
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sishoaeA - osos1eiishsd ealess. hal
nsvss dous ssythine 10 indicate thst b
b 10 any ssoD . match fog The exes Il
seosd Russian eonaandsss WHOM hs
siii BE- esissd aeon 20 mese. Aussrias
sssbdukss are sos h the habit Of gin
pius vissoslss. Indeed, almost oil Of
tbs military uisforsunss Of Aassris
asvs been dne 20 the fast thas the gov
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9tA@p0cT. and 50 barrels 81 oil. each,
fse L O. Kills and s. Wissse.
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p..-.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-21

Ths Asmaods Uhisa Rassis psoposss
- 1919 spoa Aasssis. n thsy sss eo'-
soealy ssposssd from Berlin. - pos 81
. sssmusisa nstsss- Tbsy ass. bgssay,
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Dalessia. shss ~ sobsasjs b sbsiisoed
~ ~ esvsmnsns Of ~ psissiosiis,
- plaeed IN shs hsnAs of . Basssas
soaoisskcoss sssil : nsv sobsss5s 90
y 10000. bbas ~ sossssy b essscte<
b Rs~isa ssosps - ioaa - the ca
Assms ssssssssy and shaa TIE army b
spssesntssd undss he dissstioo Of Bos
Gion ofBessA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-21
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IKE oonuKzufAL cESTEA on rax
cffxn soCsp oocxrxS.

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IKE oonuKzufAL cEsyEA on gaE
cFrxn SOUND oocxrks.
fRr,~@ar Ger. Pass-T..sii.e~aSr
An scoDyDoes crsft tied % at tie
locs vnarf lass nises Aui xAs st,li there
teis morutns wien ioQsiry dsv-isoed
the fact thai 10 beiongsd 20 JOHN D;l q
North Hay. vrere IL vAs hullt, having
been eocagletsd sooas 4 month asa. l.
wss bait Nth shs iateusson % being Il
uee~ %, 90 the sa,s between esrs AID
Neszh Bay, tat sse boiler ncw IN u.e
q e. not snsser sss paspsse aud &
boat wssl he tAken 10 Seattle where a
new enc gill BE- placed in Der, vhrts - 9
vtli be psaee5 % sbe route a. ssss=s.
The ersfs ~sh rsoosoiy he ehrs-tes.eS
North hsy.
The Fleetwood hrsnshs q lsrse tea o,
ras ecsers lAss n,get and ieft again Q
ueernlnc for Seattle vtefe she si.i ~.
usstr we~k o. saca sins as sssg De
neoessasF, 5neersosns snuae ssesea re-
pairs. A new sssrk ssafs I'll ~ "a, 10
sss a srnsraI eySssxetins ana -sstssns
esA 10 p1s h-f IN resdsuess for The sa1s.
ussr srxvsi which secostta9 30 pss~eas
sodssssscas vlsi b. larser taNK .er
aeay sesrs asoe ihis end 81 she Soand-
A. a messing Of tie Poslseoh eiss.
esad Saturday eveusne. IL -. i~ss3e3
- remove th- etae tsazE TO tas Harr
eaaGtsnx. 10 ka1n ssr~~s- IL ssii hsve
Ne ROOMS cocSpsst ey tAe tcsscssFy
az tbs nscse 9arsnx to. lssl
arssoa Of sne ssSsss stare.
Z fross u coSskfrc<anz . vArekea0
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cApYAax SPECS RsruRuED,


Captain 5psed vho spsd away With
ths good ship Alex Gibson last Thors.
day evening. With as waiting for the
surveyor 70 look over and certify TO his
cargo and sessosthines, OF fa1 bis
bills Of iading With orders. o. 70 psy The
sesvsdoses for loading bis ship return
"a 70 sbe city Yesterday. He vas very
asery because Of the pobiiessiou Of The
circumstances OF his premature sailins
and u reported 10 have made threads Of
libsl, Go. His ship 10 ssili detained 81
Poss Townsend, aud the capsain sill
rsfesse 70 pay the amount due The
stsvsdoRes.
4 San HonB Comiuo. The infant
sou OF Mss. and Probate Judae Wicker,
shsm died yesterday shortly after mid.
night. Judge Wickeeuhsm has been il
Washington, d. O. for s1me weeks OF
business. He vas notified By seieQra pt
Of The serious iilsess of his child apc
immedissely started for hsme. He tel
eQrsphed frou Chicago for ipformatiUr
- 70 bis condition and the answer va
ssut fec days sao that be vas ne bet
ter. Yesterday kilograms we're sent 70 al
The trains on the way west carry ting tie
ssd nevs 10 him Of bis loss. He 10 en-
proved 10 arrive home this evening. Ar
sauaem~pts for the funesai vill not b
concluded until after bis arrival.
Hrsrxs At CAnScu Hula strike
y ibauauvssed 90 SAtusd ~ ct Oarbou
Hill. TIE minsrs fhssa aud saereabou 4
a1moer absus zoo. A meeting was
called and held st Oasbcnado, on Son
day, and 10 Gas resolved TO demand az
increase of ID per cent. Tnis, 10 vas
satimsted would plsee them (the min
rrs) shout on . par With the miners
ds~n Sound and IN tbs vioioity of IS
attic. Who vsfs recently granted q
somewhat similar advance. Some OF
the niners stated that even IL he I'd
vance vas granted they voaid still be-
uod rpaii ~ compared With osher min
.rs OF the territory. A committee was
appointed to vail upon the urine own
ere 10 pscsens the result OF their delib
ersiions. aud formally make tbs demand
fog an increase. Tue result has not
been learned here. but IL IL prcsunec
that the demand will not b acceded to
81 sight.
RsDucfIou Wosxs Toa SALMON Rrvxs.
--3evoruor LAugatsn lsfs " stsrday fof
Portland sos the pafpose Of letting the
contract for the buildiue Of reduction
vorhs IN the salmon river country. The
sssks viii have capacity of nifty tons
pes day. This eorhs." said the gov
.rsor. A. he stepped aboard To. train.
"siii dsmonsssaie absolutely whether
sbe of.s can be worked OF not, and n
the fess 10 fsv rattle, Of which have co
q uhs whatever. the result ssll a-touisr
tire mipire vori0. The ore In sight and
tie ipdscAtioos every vhere mark u ~
the greatest miniue camp Of tue Pacsfc
coss,. will return from Portland on
rassisy or "Wednesday. and ~iil al rtis
thsr.sft 60 "a Salt Lake TO psrcGase
snschinrFf. Oar mil. Of coarse, viii
1uiy pot tie ore thrunsa iss ds-s coarse
aud u vii havs IL ~ elsewhere sos
duciioa. AZ soou a. rsilseso
10 iiIies make 70 posssble OF fsasibie .
,mslses eli be balls at the uiUss.
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~ usg AT Last.

TIE ssas>nens that no che san be
foosd 10 hii tue soosnlAse ~ 81 asles Q
aaset 70 De- errrn~oas. Tt sesntfy
snca,d sos sss sa-steans OF - ascs
there uf.S.rs Dssp<ieA.
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CRAMP rng MusCLgs CtRI

John l. wood. Of = .sifar E. Ont,
Gas cured Of cramps 30 ,ss lsss ~
~~sstrs ALlcOa's RSspUs fIAsrRns.
Mr.. " eod ssyss
snose thr~e neasAs ss-a -ss .shep
vSsy sch wat s~vvse ,zsse D. ie- sa AL
81 NV bach ~ref fts- atastx TIE
psiG xss tx,sa 80 ~. sEpsssi an
ArI~es's los - fsastEx osrs The
.asssesi ressso. 80 - ss3ies ~lrzoss
9 njaoesSan ~lss 8 :. sresass. AL
ger, sseN nesvsss Z sssDsass. asecs-
irS say s-~s SIS ca - - | eoa,d
ss4raeiy s4ssr Ss<ssas "a s,ce SIC
cess sisa nv hea& ! a4ssst Tlsssss
znssf SO s1fs 90 esse ~. Aaa 10 Tires
a&y- &c. seNpss'siy eSni. SGT exve
i.ssxz hesn srezssss e st say sipee.
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bec< sf~~> e,aois a. tlsrk saiaa.
rsss~s shss yoe ssRacA ssara 10 Elss. -.
snce 80. ssxtn sis ssz ti-za ssaiity.
- 'es Sssss sS@ess-, ~ ises. srS.sresa frana
u 10 49,. resss b ssssersn<A
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hocsss vslS q saz<rs Gesltnx. lang
- sseefttleESs a. j rs ssza easA pxsors
ta31 ~ ccs cestrsAl Jkxser Oi.nry.
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tea acre lrse farn-s>s -.
= y = Al.s .. AsA II misss fssS n
astfssi, ~ s<Ss eansu1 - ~.
.epIss AID pear; hasse. - ~ 49,.
'As.a4nss p'i'ss Tor sAxss yuns ~
sigaiy scrs-o1aesr q I - = nj n.
NAsasnHiea, ss-a.a fspa 49, p 4 -
esEry Bat: ~ pse sas. -
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~ snsstA Dec. a, 1Sss. .......ts, sl1,i
Receipts during the year ID7:
For Prsmtums..... q ,ssl,2ii n
For interest, r.nu. &c. kAl.H0 -