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Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

CoCKNEY ENGLIsuMAN-"'Av YOU
read 'Ro ert fielsmcrc:'" She-"No,
but I've heard the opera of Robert, the
Devil" He couldn't see any point to
the joke, and wondered what they
were a "laughing hat, you know"
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

tia c'tarrh VIII in time wear cut. The thco-
nv is ftlse. Men try t. believe II because i
won q lie pleasant if true, but It is not, as al
know. Do not let an acute attack Of cold In
tic H. al rem in unsubdus1 1t = liable - de
velop into cliarIh You can lid yourself oi
the cod and avoid al chance of catarrh b.
using DIR. Sa.e's Catarrh Remedy. Ii already
afflicted rid yourselr Of this troui le-
some disevc speedily by the same means
A. ali d;uggi IS.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15
What He Pulled I'm

Tho Other day rowed down the river"
said an old Texu granger, and saw some
oowhogs staking on claim IN the richest
boito0-laud on my place. They vere armed
VIII Winchester rif Is and we're DESPERATELY
imp1deat" sD'd you pull up their stakesP'
assed hla neIRhbUr. ''Nut muchW was the
reply. sIpulled up the stream."-LJs.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15
Their Predecessors

An earnest old colored clergyman, solicit.
Ing contributions for . proposed college one
Sunday morning, said imprsssively: ~
knows, brudders and sisters, dat die yer col.
lege won't do you en- me no partickler good,
but jess stop en- think a the good irn do our
:predrcolsors that come after Us; think Of
thatr'- Yosik,s CompsniosI 80
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15
A Radical Curs for Epileptic Fits

TO TIE EHior-Ploase inform your readers that
have positive remedy for the above named
disease which warrant To cure the worst cases.
70 strong is my faith in the virtues of this medi-
cine that L will send free sample bottle and
valuable treatise to any sufferer who will ciye
me his L: q. and Express address. My remedy
has cured thousands of hopeless cases.
u. u. ROOT, NJ. {. 1873 Pearl ST.. New York.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

To keep moths out of clo,hinG Min
half a pint of alcohol, the same Juan
tity of spirits Of turpcntinc, ana TWO
ounces Of camphor; keep IN stone
bottle, aud shake before using. Inc
clothes or furs are to be wrapped III
linen, and crumpled-up pieces of blot
ting paper dipped in the liquid are to
be placed in a box with them.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15
Tic Diffic ultY EXocriencei

In taking Cod Liver Oil is entirely overcome
in S;ott's Emulsion OF Cod Liver Oil and Hy-
pophosr hates. is as palafea5le miR and
the most valuable remedy that has ever been
produ' ed for the cure of Consumption, ScrOf-
MA and Wasting Diseases. Do not fail to try it
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15
The wind now whistling through the
cOrntelds has husky tone.
Stamping and Embroidery.

Yes, Lizzie, like to do fancy work. but
thing @ se-for a wee. 1ht Sc awful 'sragging-
down pains are jus. killing mel" Il know
how you feel. and can tell You where TO loo
for relief. DIR. Pierce's FavUrito Pre- cripiip
l. -ItaH cure for ell those pocl lar weak
ne scs and distressing ailments. Whyi IT
even cared me of rrolapsus. AID many OF nv
lady fricn is have bcen cared of va"i' Us grav'
maiades pee l,iar 10 our sex by his wonderful
medicine" IL Is the oaly medicine sold by
druggists, under = positive guarantee from the
manufacturers. Ina. It will give satisfac' ion in
every "a e. or money refunded. Read guarsn-
tee on b)ttle-wrapper.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15
In > Different Sense.

Il suppose when Charlie proposed you
caught him right upi" remarked GussIe.
ma didn't" replied Jennie, With blush.
III was Charlie who do the catching pn"~
HSu JQb EtsaiNe SSHss .,..;.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

A young lady who refuses to kiss her
beau is very ungrateful; she forgets
how much she was kissed herself when
she was baby.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

Chickens should not be counted until
they are Matched, nor votes until tie
polls are closed. A contrary course Is
sometime confusing.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

The effects of strong drink are indeed
appallinr. The man who gets drunk
in the street more than likely tn end
his daZe in the Lookup.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

Humphrey Ward, whose wife wro.,
Robert Elsmere," is an editorial writer
for the London Times.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

Por.ie:cs and all curtains must have
frequent shakings, or moths will be
sure to lodge in theft folds.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15
Rh ,umatist11

.,.ord,,c 70 recent investigations - oaus -,
Aro Of lao.ic acid in the Oo5l This a,,a .se
tact, the .ibrous tissues. particularly - Of
;o,nt. aud c.rsss the local maniies'a.a o and
tSs disease pains and aches in the oaS n. a
shonIdcrs and in the joints at TIC kneesson nave
,,ius and wrists. Thou ands OF poopae n.
fnn,a In Hoods sarsapaIilla pDs'.''u ,sd,-
,Y curs .rr rheumatism. MS l.s
cine bv its purifying and "'ta''zlns ad .1so
r,ns ,-,Iiz the acidity of the blood ""' ai'0
st,or,tbeus the whole body.
~ wac laid up for six months with rhe '..,.h
.,sn, AVID nsed many kinds of mcd'c'ne7 W." LA
-. GOOD r,suIt till one Of NY neishoor, ,U,
~ ~. - tote Hoods Sarsaparil!a. "hen
,.e h,Ii bottle felt better. and after az.
49,, rottles I think was entirely CURE"
rovc NO. had an attacs of rheumatism ,s s,mos
Ere II, DICKSON. Rossvlle. Staten isi'H'
Ny. :IIa
Hoods Sarsaparilia
Sold NV druggists 81; for IS. Prepa''~
vel HoODS co. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollraf
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

The woman who gets but one letter
year always reads it on the street.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

Il takes an unusually self-sat: SIZED
man &c. be arrogant and naughty in a
pair of frayed trousers.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

Way down in the depths of the cam
paign barrel there is look of loneli
ness,
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

Cough, Cold or Sore Thr:at should not be
neglected. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TEocHEs are a
sim lie remedy, and give prompt relief. 2j cts =.
a b X.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

The Prince of Wales was re emily
seen in P.ris with n pair of green gloves
on. But he'll never get the Irish vote.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

Poor old nature must indeed be
weary from ringing the changes on the
United States weather.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

Many struggling men keep pup by
supporting useless canine.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

Show us how divine thing n woman NAV
b. made" by smoothing u the wrinkles
caused b. neuralgia o. to- il lcho This can
d. done only in one way. Invest % cents in
Salvation Oil.
Il sDcak within bounds. sir." p hid the pris-
oler in the dock when Addressing the jury.
We SPEAK kn)vingl when we d clare with Gu
tEusiam the great benefits of DR., Bul. 5 Fa-
nous Couch SYrun.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

1t is said in Washington that Mr..
and Mrs. Cleveland will take trip t.
EurODe.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

When the political caldron boils, the
scum quite naturally rises to the top.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

II afflicted with Sore Eyes, use Dr. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it, CSC
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

A west side young man calls his cir
Opportunity" because he so gladly
embraces her.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

The horse that brings 5000 in gold
at public sale must be high-metaled
Stccd
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15
Do Not Think For a Moment

"Whose deal is it9" asked one whea,
corner of another.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

The duties OF critic are apt to be
sedcntary. lie is always sitting on
somebody or something
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

An election is always race cues
ton when several candidates are run
ming.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

An impecunious young man refers tt
his "uncle" as a very dear relative.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

The washerwoman, like the poet,
spends good deal of time over line
and finds life full of hard rubs.
Richland beacon., 1888-12-15

What is name? Too many EYE.
openers" will make u man "blind
drunk"
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26

The Boston Produce Market.

BosToN, Jan. "A. Poultry is in good request,
and the buyers for cold storage will pay up BE for
good carload lots of western turkeys, if nice and
frozen hard. The quotations in the trade at -
al4c for good to choice western turkeys, with
chickens about the same. Chickens and fowls are
firm at II a l3c.
The butter market is steady and firm. The quo
tations are Fresh creameries, 81 aa2lsc; choice
western, 33034c; ladies' p a23r; winter dairy, lSg
2oc; selections 2sc; long diaries, lSg2oc; eastern
creameries 81 d2Sc.
The cheese market is lrmer, and the trade is
claiming &c better prices. The quotations
Good to choice, in job lots, l3aI 4c; same in box
lots, l2la BE- fair to good 90 TO- .c; northern
sage, IL l5c
Eggs are weak except on strictly fresh south
ern, some of which are Offering here. AS high as
24c is claimed to have been paid on some lots, with
25c asked for small lots.
Beans are very firm, and prices are higher
Choice Vermont hand picked pea, 81 e0a2 30;
medium, 81 50a2 60; New York small hand picked
pea. 81 esq., 10; large, 81 5Jg2 60; yellow eyes,
- 50a2 GO.
In potatoes there is no movement, by reason of
the cold weather. When Il warm day does come,
good trade is expected. Prices are nor changed.
Apples are doing rather better at fun quotations.
In hay straw and iced there particular
changes to note.
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26
A Merltea Compliment.

Representative Boutelle deserves the thanks of
every Union soldier and every loyal man the coun-
try over for having the manliness to insist upon
the making public all the facts in connection With
the disposal of the battle flags in the keeping Of
the War Department. His success was signal. and
he bore himself in the debate only one deeply
conscious Of the justice of his purpose could do.
lie met and turned back upon his critics the points,
mainly of parliamentary character, which were
raised during the debate. and Sunset Cox was
obliged to admit as much, although unable to re-
frain from hackneyed gibe at the close. Port
land Express.
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26
L. T. Barnum'S Own GIFT.

Mr. 7. T. Etr#un the famous Snowman, from
the fact that his great story "My Pucky Boy Tom
has proved such an immense success in The New
York Family story Paper, has determined to
present to all subscribers to that paper, while his
story lasts, beautiful souvenir in the shape of
Portfolio. This Portfolio contains illustrations of
all the wild animals that will appear in his show
the coming season. The New York Family Story
Paper for four months and ''Barnum's Portfolio, y
as this beautiful SOUVENIR is called, will be sent to
any address for the small of 81 60, the regular
price Of the paper. This is certainly an opportun-
ity which oar readers should take advantage Of
Address. Munro's Publishing House, "A 4 %
Nandcwater Street, New York.
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26

CENTRE aoNrsILLE. A correspondent WHO
signs the appropriate name-for the seuson,-cf
">now Drifts" sends the following item: We
were very much surprised the 2Ist inst, at seeing
Mr. Tufts and nephew from Someryile, Mass
Mr. Tufts made flying trip to settle up his bust
ness in Maine and while stopping at W II. Nash's
he offered him 500 for his colt eight months old
Mr.. Nash had previously refused $I75 for the same
colt Herbert Nash still remains Mr.. Tufts agent
in the same town Mr.. Tufts has some fine speci-
of horses that in due time will make fast trot
tiers
MORRILL,. Mrs. b. g. Dagsett, who has been
sick for some time from All attack Of pneumonia,
we are glad to learn is fast recovering. Mr.. An
sci o. Wing, is confined to his bed with sickness
Mr. Wing was soldier in the civil war, a mem
Der OF the 22d tegt. Me. Vols, and is poor and
hee'y, but seems unable to get pensioned either by
the state or General Government. The recent
snow has started numbering operations and the
prospect is that the mills will be as well stocked
as usual. Sunday morning the thermometer
indicated II below zero, yet Rev Il. {. Wentworth
lode out from Belfast and gave us an excellent
sermon from John LIZ "What sayest thou of thy
self" ...Rev G. f. Tufts occupies the pulpit mex t
Sunday and Rev. Mr.. Washburn the Sunday fol
lowing.
STOCKTON. A surprise party was given H. S.
Park last Saturday evening" and party was given
by Miss Clara Griffin last Monday evening. Both
are reported as very pleasant occasions &C. \.
Smell was confined to the house last Monday with
the 'pnk eye.". Capt. NJ. f. Colcord arrived
home last week from New York, and Capt. ii. NJ.
Griffin left last week for New York join his YES
sci. The dances held in Denslow Hall this win
ter well attended and enjoyed. One is billed
for this evening. Harriman's orchestra will furn-
ish music. .Penobscot Lodge, g. r., is having
very interesting meetings with a large attendance
and new members coming in nearly every even
ing The music box reported last week was sold
by ticket and drawn by Miss Carrie T. Staples
The lucky number was 49,. Mrs. II. j. Body, of
Brooks, has been in town the past two weeks visit
Ing friends and relatives. Mr.. Andrew Staples,
of st. Paul, was in town last week and returned
Friday, accompanied by Miss Emma Mudgett.
The masquerade bali on the Cape last week is re-
ported to have been the best time of the season.
All persons interested In the Sunday School are
invited to meet in the school house at 80 p. Nj.
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26
ID! Ell

In Thorntike, Dec. II, Mrs. Mary, widow Of the
late rhil Ble!hen, aSed l! years anG ; days
years, II months.
In West Camden, Jan. II, Mrs. Harriet widow
of Emery Thorndike aged "A years.
In Rockland, Jan. Is, Ellen r., dai ghter of Rob
ert and Mary Thompson, aged - years, ) months
and : days
In Appleton, Jan. II, Isaac Carhin, Esq, aged
about - years.
In Iaverhil, Mass, Jan. II, Rev Henry \. Hart,
of Portland, formerly of Rockland, aged - years.
In Thomaston. Jan. Il, VIM. }. Bunker, aged -
years.
In Thomaston, January p Fullerton Kallock,
aged IS years.
and Lena Hit, aged year, 10 months and . days.
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26

You ,cOMltt be surprised to see hosc
many small accounts Ve fnn on
oar books. Many Of them, against
gOOtt parties. that hare been Mcy-
Lected for months. We haze ddUe1-
tised requesting payment and scyit-
ten letters, seem many Of yoM
personally ; scA1te many hare re-
spOmded, there are still hundreds
that haze not. Some haze c0lIeM
U3tH sChere their accounts hare
stood fer months requested Ms to
ao0it u little WhiIe longer, and then
taken their NANCY and naaic their
purchases Of some Of oar c0neueti-
tors. We are fast losing patience
With such people. Why rot Come
IN amt settle : If goa emit pny
aU to-day. pay part 0md the baf-
a,.ce eeexf aUeeI;. We are stiM sell
ing goods LOaCer than ever for cash.
Oar stock is still the E0rgest uma
MeaceS!, arclI assorted.
". X. MORfSCN,
WARE, Prints. &C.,
Coliseum, ~ Main ST., Heifust, ne.
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26

Mr.. Lew IS Atwood, Of Wintcrport, is one Of the
best know seedsmen in the Eastern United States
His seeds are found in all the stores in Maine il
the spring side Ly side with those of Ferry, Hen
derson, Wick and the other noted sce,islnen from
out of the State. Our farmers ought to give THEN
preference to the home seeds. Mr.. Atwood is this
some $4,000. This is Il tlourishng business foi
our Eastern Maine man. Bangor Commercially
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26
Acknowledgements.

/ Major +. Rowell of Hallowell, has sent lis the
thirteenth annual report of the Industrial School
for girls.
We are indebted to The Sun, of Baltimore, one
of the best daies and wccklies in the United
States,.for Il calendar for 1883, and copy of the
Sun Almanac for lSsS.
Swift 4 Paul, grocers of this city, have handed
us handsome calendar got out by Fleschmann &
CO., manufacturers of the well known compressed
yeast. 1t takes the cake
We haze received from the scribner- Libby Co.,
St Paul Ice Palace, ISIS. The carns al opened Jan.
25;h and continues ten days
The Lewiston Gazette Annual for 1858 is not
only attractive in appearance hut "handy to have
in the house,, containing as il does much useful
Information. The i,azctte is a Democratic paper
with tic courage Of its convictions and has the
respect Ct its political opponents. It is ably
edited aud an excellent newspaper
We are indebted TO Buflum & Pcndlcton r.
NJ dealers ill mems furnishing goods, lj3 Front
street. Portland, Oregon, for tl.o New Years edi
ton Of The Morning Oregonian. 1t consists OF n
pages incl'riin@ four pages eff illustrations of
Portland aud vicinity, and sets forth in detail the
resources industries and capabilities OF the State
OF Oregon. Ihc illustrations are particularly
good. From Ms. i. H. Chase of this city we
have received the Los Angeles Tribune of Jan.
is--a 2f-ra9e edition, full to the biin with inter
esling feet and statistics conc crn;ng Southern
California, These two papers are not only fire
specimens of modern journalism, but illustrate
the growth and indicate the glowing future Of the
Pacific cGaet
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26
MARRIED..

IN iochland, IAN. -, John Leonard, of Rock
land, and Annie Flanagan, Of Cheshire, En@!and.
In North Haven, Jan. II, William II. i5roGn ;.ni
Nora +. Crockett, both of North Haven.
In Ihomaston Jan. ii, Rev. W. A. \eNconbe,
pastor OF Baptist Church, and Ida Watts, both of
Thomaston.
In Thomastoa, Jan. Ii. W :, iIiuchlry and tlrs.
Ella a. Thomas both af Thomastun.
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26
Transfers In Real Estate.

The following are the transfers In real estate in
Waldo county for the week ending Jan. 9th !:
Marion Beverage, North Haven, to Laura J. Treat,
Frankfort. Freeman J. Dow, oearsport, to IVES
ley A. Rich, same town. Amanda f. Foy, Paer-
mo, TO john Heidin, ct ais, same town. IIuldah
~ Gamnam-, Belfast, to Gee. W. Cottrell, same
toWH. Joshua Lamb i.inconyile, to Phineas a..
Croker, SearSmont Henrietta Luce, Belfast, to
Zel!as Mat'iocl>, Swanvillc. Horace Maddocks,
Swauyiilc. 10 Ienas Ma,idOcks, same town. Yves
leg \. Rich. scalspor, to George A. Flowers,
same town. Daniel Wahlron, frankie to Rob
TN!pr, O,np town.
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26
DO vou wish new rccipe-simplc, delightful
,a" ron,nonrnts can aIwa"I lie fnm' IL, m


y, n ,lb;iiit.,, 49,. e.o,e, u;u
Hril@, home a choice friend from thc citv TO din
ner,
AID, 'nT P .iIi wen brown ana the hiHney
.'ec...,...,..,. ,.............s
ringh Of submissions hanafnl Of grace;
nr.~ - human N'''''
eernc a once, with a radiant smile on your face
prty. try TIL. new recipe, m uc},lurienc.l ho,,.e
wives,
f. W ''' =, 'p, i.'r, itft1Ft , s9cEes
Heaven.
oar 'u's 7i'd cur spirits 70 c"inf"i; and bless:
,.,-, ofi., mas l,., os,,,l,.n,. %, <,,.,, r,.,,
N..l.,....... ana ,.n.,, y, ,.a..r.., .,.,.,f,te,l
r.. t,,.ss,s..
'''t ''''' "a, '' .'' r.
''" z. i'e i.-'F' Fi'"'' S"p
'''.''- ''i'N.'
lHe t-" 'o"ithiah Royal Arch chapter
f'" '"-'.'' -- -'-'"'''f i'Hii' 'l
if. .i...-.,- .t f..l..-.,. a i.,.trd.. ls ,,res
.-t
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g. -tIaIe.'ah Hl. ~;rmoa!.or Tuesday even
.. oat.-ltt- -kilVmc cold weather the bali
ar-I. .-Hs'. \ f.W tans drove out
~rtp. ...- -,rte, 1t the Ne,eIIs
Atfa- .Al,ll ye'4 themselves lHd he oc-
.I>.ty l.,.-...toay.
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26
DYSPEPSIA

Causes its victims to be miserable, hopeless,
confused, and depressed in miNl. vc"y rrit;;
BILE. languid, and drowsy. 1t is q disease
which does not get well Oh itself. 1t requires
careful, persistent attention, and remedy to
throw off the causes and tone up the digcs-
tive organs till they perform their duties
willingly. Hoods Sarsaparlla has proven
just the required remedy in hundreds Of cases.
81 have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla for dys-
pepsia, from which have suffered two years.
tried many other medicines, but none proved
so satisfactory as Hoods Sarsaparilla."
THOMAS Cook, Brush Electric Light Co.
New York CITY.
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26
Sick Headache

For the past two years have been
afflicted with severe headaches and Gysit Il
:ia. l was induced to try Hoods 81. ssla-
Iilla, md have found great relief. chccr-
fully recommend it to all" Mrs l.. I.
ANNABLE, New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Mary c. Smith. Cambridgcport, Mass,
was q sufferer from dyspepsia and sick he;'-
ache. She took Hoods S2rsaparilla ard
found it the best remedy she ever used.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sod ry all druggists. u; six for s.. l!ade
only by G. I. HOOD & Co, Lowell, Mass.
zoo Doses one Dollar
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26
" altman
PATENT
Dust Proof
Watches

were originally made for rail
way men, whose service par
ticularly required a abso-
lutely tight closing case.
They have given entire
satisfaction, and their rcputa-
ton has spread so rapidly,
that they have become the
standard Watches for Millcr.,
Miners, Lu"bcrmcn, Far
mers, Mechanics, Engineers
Travellers and Others whose
occupation requires q watch
which i pso>i against dust
and moisture.
Over 10000 \VAtTitAM
PATENT DUST Prev" CAer
are now in actual usc.
The WALruAM were the
first PATENT DUST Pru"t
CASES manufactured, and are
the oAU oAes which com
plctcly exclude dust and
moisture from thenaovcmcnt.
They are far superior t.,
all others claiming equal
advantages.
Each genuine case is
plainly marked with the
name and trade mark Of the
AMERICAN WALTIIAH Warren
<>:3MpANy.
The Republican journal., 1888-01-26
DR.. R. C. FLOWERS
SCIENTIFIC
Brain and Nerve Pills

accomplish. They are not stimulant, nor
do they contain particle Of those strong,
dangerous drugs found in most nerve
remedies, such as strychnine, arsenic,
iron, quininc, opium, in any fo-m,- coca,
caffeine, or bromide; but they are a rare
combination Of the finest Nerve and Brain
Foods ever discovered or compounded.
100 Pills in every bottle.
Price Sl.0o a Bottle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-31

a.>s ber roonDs ruoeSnkiaa - moe0
R.reeOood k&s pfsvsd hssssN nNs
- - shsu ever ~ k3s naDe, 600 49,
- ,ins sise ems Into this pcf1 rsafsy
Saf a. hsss akesd II scbsd7A e1s
Or eyorss, sts dsivess 81 - basks % :
sass.s wsss tsksu soDesbss - ST.
-. sud - Skels bssss " b Sfse -
- 3 q, ece ass&upsicG 10 escvo -
anotAes rpsn ete tssdas. biSofs1Den
sausd geIia vns hos<ks1 dosn sod
hasely essaped being rue osss. a o.
asodss reusfks6 % Il shs wheels Of sts
hsssy essstses seus Sstsss M ioe1<s
Of her lead
09vsynae e<mpls has speointsd "a.
vard n. Miller, It rGstian1. O'sSoo'
and Csxsses rsyicr. Of Hss i-fn 80
Territory. as has ssso sp7esn,ss -
u. 0ooohsch4o, u Tssk ec1nsf. res5s
Ing esusmf4sioo~. sEs tee ssooSi sos Ss
fsssivs yonth - vsnsoa.er. -
Tsssitortsi Treasurer bssceee. - -,
epsd . eAii fss the fsssg s,ss
warrants % "a ssd ineizIsns 20 <ise
Th@ xneuut esiisa for " f3s5sz ot 40
iotsfsss Oil essse span ttsm AesiI ~. E.
NJ. Bledgeta IN spessFns 81 we .asf
sstd: There u . pfossssce "a OF -.
uos By which tnsssest % ssxs'sosss'
vssssnss eousiuaes for tseoss days ~
Ter thev Are caiIsd Ia. II 81 ND onis
esess 90 tbs deg the call u issued. 80 y
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