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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

vienna. Feb. Debate Was begun IN
the ReichTsth today on the bill 10 prolsng
the treaty Of c NJ merce between Austria
and Germany. Count vOn Tssie. President
Of the Council, denied certain assertions
that the present policy Of The Government
tshded 70 peds the alliance Of the gov
ernments He said. 1t cannot be charged
with opposing the continued existence Of
the alliance. Our relations with GERMANY
have DOW been upheld nine years. snd
hope. With God's hep, they may continue
for a leBe tine 70 come
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10
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A NEW TRIAL REFUSED.
The Supreme Courts Action in the Laugh
In Street Railway Case

The Supreme Courts Action la the Laugh
In Street Railway Cass
The Supreme Court has refused 10 issss a
writ compelling Judge BGrlingsme, of the
Superior Court. 10 show cause way = new
trial should not be granted the Grand Rap
ids Street Railway Company with Mary
Laughlin. u will be remem bered that the
plaintiff obtained q judgment OF 1850.
The defendant then ssbed Judge Burlin-
game for new trial of the cause. bssing It's
request upon xffsosvits made by jurors that
outs de pressure was brought 10 bear upon
them 10 bring about the verdict rendered.
Judge Burlingame refused the request. and
the company went 10 the Supreme Court 10
obtain a writ of msndamus asking the
Court TO state why the request was not
granted, with the above result
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

THE WIRES TAKEN OUT.
Tho Telegraph Oricos Removed from tho
House by the Speakers Orders.

House Dy TIC SPehEef Orueff.
WAsHIsGroN. Feb. 9.-There was some
commotion just before the principal entrance
to the hall of the House this morning grow
ing out OF the enforcement of Speaker Car
isles order TO remove the telegraph offices.
body of men employed at the
Capitol fell upon the Office bearing
signs OF The b. & o. Telegraph Co" and
in a short time q lew wires and cables were
the only remains of that office. The West
ern Union office directly opposite bore the
sign posted on the closed window: This
office closed by order of the Speaker; re-
moved to the corridor adjoining the press
gallery upstairs"
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10
Jay Hubbsli Want. Blaine.

NEW YosK, Feb. 9.-The Pres, publishes
sn interview with Jay A. Hubbeil. OF Aichi-
gan, who is AZ present in this city Mr..
Habbell says three-qusrters OF the Repuo-
hcsns OF Michigan are for Blaine Tor Presi-
lie did not know whether the delegation
would 20 instructed or not. Sherman had
some friends. and 50 hai Gen. Sheridan.
Hubbell SAYS. IF Mr. Blaine is nominated,
however. / admit that there are prominent
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

WssEEvsToy Feb. e--Merorisl services
poli.an MesbodIst Eeis,ops. churca Ms
Logan. Ter son. John A. Logan. and his
vife ard Nsior sni Ms. TRoxsr we're pres
snt Addresses wsrs a.iivsred hv Justice
Miller. Senators ingalls, snd voorhees, snd
Repre>en tsuvss Long Henasrson. Spriaxsr.
Reed snd Rev J. p Newman. ?. ID.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

letter from Nsthsn Church. of tie de-
fuBct Tias>s % this CITY. written e. san
Frsacisco. ssys that pbysios II hs - very
Esli snd fhst his nervous sTsteu is slowly
but surely improrinr he expects n
remsin there this " nteT. but cary in ths
Spring 1spsrt f0r Nsr York His spare
moments sre d.vste5 - dfsnstic ~o-k for
The san Francisco ioafssls
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10
LANspoWNg OFFICIALLY NOTIFIED
He Accepts the Position of Nicsroy OF
India-Esrrot At Ottawa

OTTAWA. Ont. Feb. 9.-Lord ndsdowne
has receiver an official communication
rendering him the position of Viceroy Of
India, and has accepted. The promotion
OF His Excsllency. invcis Bg as its does bis
departure from Canads, causes profound
regret here. where be has made himself
very pouular.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10
Train. Abandoned.

ITHACA. Feb. 9.-rhe wind yesterday and
last evening filed the cats on the Detroit,
Lansing & Northern between here and
Alma. and trains have to De abandoned.
There is no tank at Ithaca, and the train
hands worked all night carrying water in
pals TO nil the boiler of q locomotive.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10
Coldsst of the Season.

DErRorr. FEB. 9-The thermometer re-
gistered eight below at o'clock this morn
ing. the coldest Of the season, and the signal
officer says the worst is yet 20 come. Al
Alpena II was twenty below this morning.
At Mackinsw City twenty-five. and at Port
Huron fwe,ye
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

VsszI NsTcx. Fss. The action ~ ths
Sensrs IN po~spoainz fa-shr- eanssersfion
81 - RTlasa sxtrs1irinu fr>@fT Is regsr5si
a. eauivs sRi 90 6nsl reasc ion ss IS wlll -
arfrs fwo-tairss r1ts g, rsnfv 80 rrssrT
Tae rn0tien 20 posfpoas vas is3 81 =
vote ~ 81 - 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

W,sHISsroS. FEB. o-Ihe President and
Ms Cleveland tonight gave = reception to
tts srraV and nsvv. It vas the last rsceP-
ton # th- season q tie White Horse and
ras largely stteodei. Tas President VS.
sssiste5 oy toe SORES of th. Cabinet r
wss = most brilliant s%sir ard vas sitting
close TO = ocsf nrii.isat series of receptions
A. The Executive Mansion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

Tcsovro. 0nk. Fsh e-I RI Lsnse, q
rror laen1 f1ruf A. Ses,sr 80 "a "a =
feu s-e<s.zs wth iaeA - a. 81 52A s~f
ss.efs - q 54s 5ss "a cp@s s-rss. ta.
border Esas psp@r - 80 sEaeu1t q
f-xses wss seisf y tSe Cessxs ssok
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

The trustsss Of ,hs Gsr1sn n. p church
corner % West Bri5gs aa1 Tar8sr-sts hsvs
vifh5rsrB i1s property from fbe rnsrkets
I'D have 6-d 20 buIld hsudsoru.
- fcs ths-son tae coming sesson- The .
q desirss.s or. sn1 TIE worK viiI ss
rssBrasi - a. cary dsfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

Ire srags rs9s- q ias y slverins Cnsir
srs Fa~ns are CevrssT. 2 81 vssssr5
se1-s 1a esre seek - - So fH =
valch go Ess o@eH rss io- TIE leea-
seeaf srsses shs1 thsf thf ertrs sssess q
- as.ro gsnF ~sT< soic a. HHn r susfl5r
Fesrssyg ). $50. - - se.ssss4ena
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

TIE A1sker7n crzsas srs verT srrious
30 improve fhsi7 hsr ser sn6 =. sou b.
rsfs n Hot srs p - hgs-o,ox
49, es-s F-s7er1sF Fri nonsritsfion rfta
Cssf LorErsoe o t8e Fnite1 ssies ka-
peers 1fes rslsffr- ri tss rapTevsa.s7Its -
- - - -.----- d = ls-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

A three-yesrold child OF John Jenkins.
Of Allendale. has for some time past been
greatly distressed by diseased eye. Yes
tendsy Drs. Peters and Wright removed tke
eye TO save the sight Of the other, which
was sympai ihe,ically Affected
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

NJ E3~sr6 r. Nossr sad NJ Ninnis
I4eors Wsifrld vsrs rs~ried lssg svsa ag
= tss rssiSescs n tie arcona ps-sHts on
NorFiscn-st. The wsd57nr wxs = vsrv
2 net ore. only int nsfe fr7ends 81 he coz
tracfirz parues b~ne pressaI NJ sn8
Ars - sosr -ssI3s - q aoFrsen-st-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

Csf-sze. Feb a. rsrrrd 81 g. 80
hss ae.s ose-es ~ -. s~rs&f a. - maz-
Sersr - NJ ersf~s SaslL Ths pses a.
srcrrsg - esty 80 bsve nsds zsuv -
rtsss ot sEelssGoRs rfarscss-s. tGt - fzT &c
s.e~s 81 - gozls<e@ lave sesz se<sre&
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10
A SAD SEQUEL.
Three Of . slsighisE Party Mysteriously
Died from Spotted Fever"

PHrLADELFHfA. Fec. 9.-Three OF a merry
sleighing party that went out from German
town one evening last week have been mys-
teri0usly striexsn with cerebro-s spinal men,
ingitis otherwise known as spotted
fever" and al have since died. Two Of
them were sisters. Misses Annie and Katie
Dressed. daughters of Herman Dressel 45
West PsBn-st. They were buried together
yesterday. The other death = that Of John
g. Rlttsnhoass. t25 isehman-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10


TIE sac o. s-ats tor Madame 1snsu-
scbsks great performances q Neg Mer-
rites. Al Fowsrs Grsad Opef4 House nsxt
TUESDAY evening. opens - the b91 0eos
tomoros morning.
a Drummsr's LIE" j. being well received
by lsrge audiences - Red Ag9ts Gr&n1.
This = a pretsily constructed re.odrsmsf.c
comedy. sad TIE CON ANY ls an unusually
good 0ne. Miss E2genls Carr aud Mss
Bessie 7. Allen are winning many f4yors.
TIE latter = very handsome Young lady.
and has bsea previously seen here sish
-oFge {. Min. tie tgagsaisn. The en-
gszemeut II the oosspsay closes tom0TrOx
night. and the cold weather should not de-
pFivs theatre eoess nom seeing this excel
lent show.
Edwin ClifE0rds dramatic company sill
BE seen today aud tomofr0s AZ the Won
derlsnd In tie thrilling and historic drama
"Aonte CrisGo."
Monday evening the MacCollin Opera
Company will open . week engagement ia
The Beggsr Student" During the week
Merry War" The Mnsketeers," Frau
cOis. the Blue Stocking" and possibly the
Bohemian Girl" will be presented.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

One thousand Remnants
and short lengths. The sc-
emulation of our granaly
successful Dress Goods Sale.
To be closed out at positive
ly less than halfof the original
price.
The quality Of material
running from three yards 10
twelve yards.
An excellent opportunity
for mothers 10 purchase desir-
able fabrics for children's gar
ments.
On short lengths suitable
for Wrappers. Skirts. Over
Dresses or to form Comhins-
tions with other materials.
Bargains, bar gains. bargains
in Remnants and short lengths
Our store Will be crowded.
come early.
Remnants in Cashmere.
Remnants N Boureite and
Pin head Checks.
Remnants IN Fine French
Sultings.
Remnants IN Scotch Cheviot
Checks.
Remnants in all-Wool Plaid
Flannels.
Remnants IN heavy asl-Wool
Homespuns.
Remnants in French Arm
ures and CameIeties.
Remnents 10 Camel Hair
Serges.
Remnents in Brosdcloths.
And in fact Remnants in
everything IN the shape Of
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

Week Of Remnants and
hort lengths IN Wool Dress
Goods. Monday. February s,
and closing Saturday night
February IL, 1885.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10
Slaughter Sale.

Nothing will be reserved ard
az per cent. taken Of from the
sus rsnted Lowest prices. Every
thsng Ensrke q 81 plain bg1res-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

of ks@<4iax Newspapers - tEs Seis~s ~lsts
sussses shs Esrsuleti.s 81 tsrsad
kaI aIaias fspsrs "a fshsas-
sr.nz n~piss Ds.assn~k see
SE~.s n.slss T.l.Er-aa- nsu.sa = ses
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-08
MEXICAN VAR VRfRRIA

n vunAssfGl e0oosy q osilDN opeetnc =
. rs0esy M oaso Sue sAsaDa110 anA IL
Mood doDnasso. has aevuR haa Dsee conepte.
eses tlnssrsttce tAas thts oass sgusda. fes
givsa ~ he vsoGgAb,s oBustsnan uRs =
eecepte4 - co1vipetns - oooglu6ive. The
Urite IL . pro0tneus o1etono 81 aisstsG1ppa.
TIE sealle0ah y vbs0 III Mastis rWsrs,
and 70 usom hs = tnAsbss1 1cs he asvses 10
vhieh 20 oves A,s ansa ss,tsf froo ysoas as
aiss nigh cteft u sAe LAwssncs Heass, q
Jsctooo
Jaeksps, Mn Apgii =, 1871.
TIE ev1ls opec11c Company, Atssosa. Ga
0eo,le0sa: ] Asvo bsss n fsv.lkA pension.
ef :sr 20 yesrs. having coatrsrssa pslneuasy
ssi tAe Isl Of 0areA. lsfs. aid tsei say sy,np-
sens of rhsa0stazo. u sAst ~ Was sad
seaiy ssrsckso sith saas a1ssaD . tusa hire
sSd ssaisA vor sussty aays ] valssd o.
cSuscAaA fher The pAtn - sese v.oieat hns
h sAsfsed frua toans . taast Bus veeks
.sslA = .osaly d1s.sast. sisA~ - So 49,
Of ~ eoAy - taa osher. he pain nsvef Ian
~ . 0o0nt fnP essvsa ysafs 90 ssvsn
noutAs-thss b ffeo March L ISIS vtsa
- ara sezseke1. - OUsD1R l. I'D -
vAs eorsd- Dss1a0 sbsss sa<vea y<zrs q To-
ieaa entering EFisd tnsa0srahje prsusrsp-
toss sro1 v.ate.s pAysssisns, snd Tried svssy.
tAina onxeu1osd ~ frteeds, ~ u ~ ~
eesvsd Ne leaa bsa<ns ffeD asy nedsefne
ssasa nAsrneliy g ssssnaIsy. I - pos svsrs
AZ Il Fsoaily. aAGAo tie Ia u arpeomb.r.
onds a1Aneeoaats 70 - b ~ Aee spr10s
o. AsksesAe. aAvink ssnpxtz1h q svswy oahss
rezneey. Who sest1n1tnxly ~ A 81 =.
quAtpsnnce. H. ESna. nos e sae IAuVu1op
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su1srxs TN raDo0AE1n9. as1 ~ oapQss<A
I'D srse euRs& - vlnE - os< eprsaes. 1as
vhan 0<s IN b ta4d - shas a. v,a1a d
u Hss apdnO - - vaso- - eson1 % r..
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~ - oE0 stns. o. - 4 :. q = nmady
Tar sAnmnean2- He tsset b - sax h-oSsss0
nSaz . on9ys<es esra. ssSuml ysass hsvs
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Qscspess vas s~u-O ~ . - f1samnaasm |
- o1peNnaa- ~ pain - dannppanBuA n.h |
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~ - sD8srusa h mnAtnf ~ sonnuw<ne
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. - - sunA a. weli vsuursnA - -
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-08

- II "a -
-. 81 = r6ggV - . = 80
- o1G6nE - - - 2 ) -.
og161n6- H f1w - Uueo
80 - GnDo5nI6n e - - -
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n vssk - - - = -
81 - l.. ji.,.s - - =
! -, - b ee9tDt - 49, . -
80 A6I1eka11s6 - a =
90 q 49, - - - - 81 -
q neyO 49, b6eleogae - -
err - dzsDlnDn - heoeGA.a
Ayssne iaay vho a1ivs1 = De.ae.
esO~ L. 4 espee4h4 - -
| ~ pa1ftc Nhe1ey in1 1n1s oniy i'm
it'd snpp1y e boots = - nA4lys -
gnaGe and tAoso q - lmpeeanDceI
Bs11e. hoeogs9. N eBeellans seAoo.1
Qsfmnn nd RFonch. - 6ndl
enongh tooks = ~ Alsendy 3 -
besn rsnafhsa b 1itoafy efse3o 49,
Russfaa Vii ~ ~ enqeGtnG ouay 10
~ uineoR, 81 - =, - yo1no
lsdy tnse nenffeoa1. = oily uojetnG
| los fhe DutogA3o mnms11 - oxSise Via
- I'll l1s2 . elnss - 49, ~ d
sire - eun1uGg ~ knsG1nn ntsrO
| 4yphin.-tBoseco Lse19 IN Chtcaes
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-08

A wigmakef said some Of the vies
his CUSTOMERS wore ouet 9100 each. OF
course. such were the q est he inside.
Ansessuf cluhs we're ssnding la from
Ill parts al the county Tor articles,
and only . cOupis VI days ag0 large
lot a theatrical wigs were sent 70 an
amateur club In salt I4ake City. He
sddsd.
"A lady who aspires 10 BE- IN sctress,
OF professional actresses. i.r that mat
Yer, invariably. unsrs she can, wears
hsis when she tninks most becominx.
SOME very seldom wear wigs. bus ~ =
rule young iaiies are not 30 boun l.
fully provided, aud they mist have
them. They can send their wig " the
hairdressrr and get Il hsed up without
any trouble 70 thems Ives. when TO Of
their own hair a - eiaboratsiy would
take much time and considerable trou-
bic. Some u the ladies' are iussier
Than others over their wigs. according
10 their characters, aud some VI them
will only have the finess and curiiest
Of hair. Take. for instance, some ol
the professionals. Here are two
switches VI hair, which you can see
are very soft and black, 70 b msds up
Tor Emma Abbott. They are 20 u
so. Here 10 . blonde switch, very
curly an hne. which viii be made up
Tor Clara Morris, and Is worth 500.
Kate Clarion we n one equally - rne.
Length u hair and . natural curly
condition make IL cost double and
treble that ot other kinda. Here 10 .
zig Of nne gray hair worked with
strcaks u black. 1, Is worth 500 and
belongs 10 Clara Nora. She wears il
IN Miss Mutton" Here is blonde
one lusl rnished for Miss Vincent, vi
Phiisdei, shiA. Tor She" IL costs SIS.
Hos many Wigs do have to keep u
suit the prufsssionf over sou. for IL
seems ~ u every one wanted . differ
cut onsl-iCor. Mobile Register.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-08

But l vtsh 10 speak more particu-
larry u The poor misguided giri Who,
uith an income Of NJ elasticity. but
nth fanc,ed ideas u u.,recuxnisrsi
talent aud iiIuited time, goss over 70
thoss in>litutions AID wonders as =
career of disappointment The con-
servatnries especially are died G,lh
these students. Il sheartened and drs-
pe ate. yea working earnestly against
fearful odds How much wiser II The,
~oaid but discover. before starting
whether or not they possess any true
musical talen, Or oaly an educated
TASTE tor music. AT home. ia their
own little snarttstic q rcles. Their shine
nke starr VI ne arst magnitude bat
over there they Oil dad the stmos-
pherv al,se With brilliant native coa,.
cts whose gerry taiis wla suilcn them
Easo space.
TOE Germans are born to music.
It's In the ar. Toe population is such
that lar greater geaisses than tn Av-
rraxe fofeSxn o adeuts are unAnle to
succeed naAacialiy. and ios tina, very
reason they . arm TO our country aud
d.-mand hat . pstaace Tor their SER
viccs. LS-uk 81 year Que year VI CON
.ervasory nse. II yvo intend To q.
earnest work. yoa cutter your name l..
tas higher school. which tn divided
iron the primary SECTION and devoted
oasy 10 soaia BE- professionals and
teachers. You nnst commence with
a method That you have played
BscA and Beethoven before counls
tor nothing. iouf presumption viii
be one II your nrss discoveries. Yoa
must even promise 10 practice noee II
yoag old favortte pssces whose meic-
diss viii uaft yoo esck 70 The land
81 he fra
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-08


A more elgs q fur uson dsapsries.
win nolailiOns upOn The lower skirt,
v ma b more stylish than = dsep
band.
Pinsed sdgss of caosh gowns are styl-
ishiy oatiinsd Uith suist W silver thsosd
aid are undssiA,d With baud q dark
81 plush.
Directory styles. both for gowns and
boauets, sss Affected In faris BY that
lashsonahts minority that thia1S "
nnds is olz1e 70 W hiatsuus.
Desp ruund collarsttes Of iscs, sswed
70 The ups'ss sdgs 81 . ribbon band, isi
lou upOn the shoulder aud carve up
under . loo , bow In front.
VERY young women wear - . anish
70 high coSsAsos vide. high c0tlars y
SIX O. muslin. or isarruw puixs " crepe
lisss ending N hUw behind.
Blue cloth jscksts, covered with gilt
braid and nd o. brown jerSsy, with
tiuDd vugmieelii wrigsfine over thsm,
are equally and eaily hidsous.
We are thruasensd with Q revival ol
flowers. Air. ady they are sean in
panels, and sometimes plated onss
losu . trout, Win plain side draps-
yiss.
A fold e hsss, on white moirs nib.
ton, Of The new netai-edged ribbon
alone, y chosen ivr the neck and
wrists upon 0ccanons that approach
iuu dress.
Whits ribbon folded, or b rely show
ing The sdse and ending In . tany
bssv On aide. II still the fashion FOL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-08

onssssa 1sus1sy. ~ :.
ADsua ~ sAfDosnlD te1ny Uss0 evs
ssestennos1D - DelniuA 0s1nnhtA Ose
ssapsi1sa = - = - nsss = 81
oil - eAs eooee ososl1os6 q 8 ~ a
6<assIs esoGhseo.
1hen - - balss = ~ bsisa
loods1 y 3 - tedoy, usgunsa1ssy -
sAspoeae - - go
h ~ 1Syal AlSss = - ~ vsS
fssa usnpssl 1oGiasd, - = 90
psesea - assivs tsssss . assaa vAsIs.
Bsssdss bss fseiehs If sailrsaA isos.
- be- ~ fsllo0iaa aso6s UhisA ass
ssapa sapssasA b uassinesss = e.tsh.
q The sitys ian barrels q RosslanA
e-nenA, 0.mo 1ss bsisk. 100 49, Nvss-
psal sais 80 70 hasssls Ase -.
PRODUCE BeC1lPrB-Dossoa II
80 - o.l1so ~ pso1ooo soesseo0 =
S-assls soeou1s6 ~ cooooUlnG: eaoop
eco. - eneha pasAopoA, 40 oooeals d ~
q a.ks Ted. Il snehs M oss, sasks
tusnlpa, 3 ssohs osssoes, - hoxoe opple-,
g b1sdlss hsdea, 3 boGdtss psles, I ban
lie sksna. : eoopD shtshses. - ssssls ed
I elf. 1noeo Uoeo aiGs sooo6vsd
sssloa6o q oooogAl 0esooaa6sDs over
sAs Puast 0soo0 0hose line. go toos
fron Oalsfot.ia - ~ Gosa0sbtp 0sos9>
y. Rldss 80 N ooeo - Ne sesa0ahip
UuAs,tla.
UalPMRmTs- Durioe ~ - -
nOoss Qunoeu1 fvoiGhse Uoro mi from
s~assls 10 ~ fol-. vinG Qeanttsi .: q
4 r. 3. Raairoo6. - eans, 2. d q Lane
Is too, q, l. b. 2 Railway 10 sons.
6tesoess-AnGusts Z too, 0soet 3 tone.
NieAtgas ! 10. UlyDU1aU - toos.
R,sssves6 . 49, E1llA ! - asd LAZY
3 tons.
POTATOEs-The sssslptsts1sy vsss
- saeks. Pstoeo have Dee changed,
90 80 Qasoed - sooailGss q e13S psI
eft.
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sassomania 10 said ~ b the
coming excitement La anticipation
q this the Russian importer Of iadies'
dress fabrics efeaeht oack eth him
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shsch he bad made parpssesy for ham
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has N eh Original Aana-enorvssiefy oe
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