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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-12-05
BUCKLEN'S ARNlCA SALVE.

The Best Salve in the world for
Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chappsd
Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Fritz Buckentin.
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List of Letters

Advertised at Morris, Stevens Co.,
Mimi, Nov 9th, 1888:
Ulysses Abbott, U.G. Abbott, Daniel
J. Allen. o. y. Peterson. r, b. Signal
ness Jaeoh Stark, john Young ca.
Persons calling for the above will
please say advertised"
f. e. NEWELL, p. M.
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Sauer-kraut at the grocery store OF
Hancock & Stebbins.
What's the matter with the farmer
who has got hogs to sell? He's all
right.
Geo. T. Elsham has just placed in
the Methodist church an elegant new
organ of the Clough & Warren manu-
facture. Mr.. Elsham carries large
stock of first class goods in this line,
representing all the leading manufac-
turers, and in addition handles the
best pianos in the market. 1t 10 worth
the time to call III at his warerooms
on Atlantic avenue and examine his
stock.
Now is the time to advertise. The
election is over. Everybody is salts
fieu or reconciled to the result. The
country is prosperous; exceptionally
so. An era of good business is before
us. After the rest which Presidential
election always enforees upon business
interests, a period of activity 10 to be
expected, and rewards are to be gath
cred by the active, the alert-the adj
vertiser.
1t seems that William Wunsch, of
this city, had business In view when
he visited Duluth and West Superior
last week. A dispatch dated at the
latter city Nov. 3Oth, says: civilian
Wunseh, of Morris, Mimi. has pur-
chased through Agen & Beebe's real
estate agency two lots on Tower ave-
nue. for $40, 600, and will erect upon
the property in the spring fine
business blocx."
| Browns Valley Reporter: It In
stated that county commissioner j
F. Toner suddenly and unexpectedly
shook the suil OF Traverse county from
his feet one day last week and hied
himself to parts unknown, and that
numerous creditors are anxious about
his health and whereabouts. It is
also claimed that John was so careless
| in Ii manner of doing business as to
sell some mortgaged wheat before he
skipped.
Hanc elk & Stebbins have just re.
ceived IL supply of mince meat Of the
best quality,
/ Grant County Herald: The build.
ing Of tn. dam for the Touring mill oil
Barrett Is progressing rapidly It |,
anticipated that the fall will be about
seven feet. This will cause the water
in the Pomme de Tsrre river to over
flow the bottom lands up to Thorsberg
4 It is said that J. w. Reynolds, o
Herman, has been employed to insti
tute the necessary condemnation pro
ceedings.
II Farm, Stock and Home: In selset
ing family horse, the first requisit
!, is intelligence. 1.-THE animal be In
telligent he Ii pretty sure to DO safe
whereas even gentle horse who !
stupid is always source Of possibl
danger. He may be 80 lazy and life
less that the most timid woman coul'
not fear to drive, and yet II he lack
, mind he is pretty sure to kick th
carriage to pieces or run away when
ever anything breaks. On the othe
hand, 1t is almost impossible to scar
really intelligent horse. He ma
be disconnected or almarmed, but b
won't lose his head.
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Family Sewing.

Parties wishing family sewing done
will find 1t to their advantage to call
up stairs over Dyes store, front room,
as I am prepared to do the same.
1872 MRS. MCLEOUD.
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PERSONALS.

Judge Brown went to Ortonvills
Monday.
Mrs. w. III. Rogers left for a Wait al
the east yesterday.
&c. Hammond, of Donnelly, was
In town yesterday.
John Killing, of Donnelly, made ua
pleasant call last Friday.
Mrs. Fred Bunnell left OH Friday
last to visit friends at Brainerd.
County Attorney Flaherty was In
the Twin Cities few days last week.
Exhibitor Randall is now engaged
In teaching the young ideas how to
shoot.
Miss Lilly Jordan, of Minneapolis,
is visiting in the family of her uucle,
J. D. Good.
Charley Pepper went to Hanson on
Monday, and will return by way OF
st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Mrs. w. G.. Bicknell returned Sat-
urday from an extended visit with
friends in Goodhue county.
William Wunsch eat turkey ut Du-
luth on Thanksgiving day. He speaks
very highly Of the city Of the lakes.
W.J.Munro, who has been confined
to his home for the past three weeks
by sickness, is able to be about once
more.
John c. Reeve, of Milbank, was
visiting the family of his brothsr.in-
law, w. l.. Colyer, of this city, last
Saturday and remained over Sunday.
Dave Kemp, the faithful and effic-
lent clerk at the Metropolitan, left on
Wednesday last for short vacation
with friends at st. Paul aud Minns-
apolis.
w. H. Townsend. OF the Herman
Enterprise, q very Intelligent gentle
man, was an agreeable caller at the
TRIBUNE office Thanksgiving day.
He was on his way to Browns Valley.
NJ. Spain, of the town of Horton,
made us pleasant call to-day. Mr..
Spain was formerly q resident OF La
Sale county, Illinois, our old home.
or course we were pleased to meet
him.
William NJ. Moroney, of the town
of Arthur, Traverse county, was In
this city Monday, on his way to
Omaha, Nebraska. 1t 10 possible he
may visit his old home In York State
before he returns.
We received a pleasant call last
THURSDAY afternoon from Dennis Muir
phy, of the town Of Horton. Mr..
Murphy is one of the solid farmers Of
the county, aud has been a TRIBUNE
reader for several years past. Call
agai:..
We received very pleasant call on
Monday from our old friend G. 81.
Colver, of Wheaton. He reports the
town in prosperous condition; has
a new bank and other needed institu-
tions. Wheaton is bound to be good
town.
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BARGAINS!
Dry Goods, Notions,
Fancy Goods, Hosiery,
Ladies and Gents
Neckwear, Under
wear, Boots and
Shoes, Arctics,
German Socks,
& Groceries.

Our Sales are Larger than
ever, but nevertheless we
are determined to make a
Clean Sweep Of all Winter
Goods.
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Take Warning !!

Hereafter any one detected in taxi
ing wood belonging to the undersign-
ed, without leave, will be prosecuted
to the full extent of the law.
Inow receive my wood by the Man
itoba road.
MAT. DIEDERICH.
Morris, Dec. S, 1888. 50t3
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Lost, Strayed or Stolen,

On the Oath day of November, one
light red cow with long horns, ten
years old, from township of Donnelly.
Any information will be thankfully
received. I. III. DONNELLY.
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1900 Pounds

offresh dairy butter wanted, either
In prints or tubs, at 20 cents per ID. in
goods, at cash figures: I
J. il. DANIELsoN.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-12-05

When you dssffsa pleasant physic,
try st. Patrick's Pills. They can al.
ways be depended upon, and do not
naussate the stomach nor grips the
bowels. For saleby Fritz Buckentin.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-12-05

Horses and mares for sale at reason.
able prices and easy terms.
4Otf G. e. CAMP.
Office with GEO. e. DARLING.
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Dentistry,

DIR. Harris will return to Morris
Monday, December 10th, to remain
till further notice. 49tf
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LOCALS.
Morris Market.

Tue following is the market price
for wheat to-day: No. Hard, $l,OS;
No. Northern, 90; No. North'n, Ss;
No. Northern, 50; Rejected, IL.
Oats. Is "a 25.
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Wanted,

A young girl to work for her board
and go to school. Apply at TRIBUNE
office. 49tf
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The Oldest and best Tnsur-
ance Companies represented
by Z. Fl. Wellington,
situation Wanteri

As an apprentice In printing Office, by q
boy Of 16 years. References given. Address,
Edwin p. Kribs, New Richmond, Wisconsin,
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Span of Horses for Sale.

Any one wishing to purchase span
of work horses, with harnesses, for
one-half what they are worth, should
apply at once to A. E. ANDERSON,
Morris, MINI.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-12-05

Any one wishing dress-making dons
will do well to call on
MRS. Il. DuNKEN,
40t2 Morris, MINI.
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Girl Wanted,

To do general house work in small
family. Apply at the TRIBUNE office
49tf -
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-12-05

Canned goods in great variety at
the grocery store Of Hancock \ 6tsb-
bins.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-12-05

Wood ashes are not good for the
poultry dust bath; road dust is the
stuff.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-12-05

Minneapolis and Duluth
property to exchange for
farms, by L. H. Wellington.
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C|oaks, NeWmaIkets, Short
Wraps, Seal SILK Plush
Sacques, Etc.,

Regardless of Cost. It in
need of a Garment, do not
hesitate, but give us a call.
Our Assortment is second to
none. Garments at Prices to
All.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-12-05

Tea sets of the latest styles at Ham
cock & Steboins' Call and examine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21
TIVE WOMAN TO MARRY.
Mob nssdesss TsAss . Nsss ts The sssss
e~sss.a os the ossvtss~ Qssssis~

W. Wv oo - - - -
eSsas.a os the 0ssvtso~ QsSssiss
''ioa cay you demand a domestic.
useful woman a. your -i'e. II that D.
o.. marry Nora Mu'l.san. your laun-
dress daughter. She wears cp~h.ds
shoes. .s gailil.s. a, oors~i.. ass.r
cleaning. and couss for a family ~
seven children. her mother ana .hrrc
.~',ion men board with her d.u't
think she would marry you. i--0au..
Cor Reagan. the track ~~slscr. 10 her
styic ~ "a man. Let uS -xauaiss into
your qualifications IA . mo-iel hu.hsad
after Your matrimonial ideas. my b,y,
Tan you shoulder a hsrr-l ~ soar and
carry IL down ~r-ilny, Can yea sac
aud -pli; :"n cord. 81 hickory ~H-I in
the fall so as IN have rsaIy fuel al
wint"rS tan you spsi" up a half acre
81 ground for a kl,ehaa ~rarieaf iS
you know wha, will ,aae ,he lsrnc ias,"
out ~ 'he uow stern. snI can ,cB patch
ia" li,tle l~ax i. the Kitchen foifs
Can you bring haun. a pane 80 sis..
nna n sei ~ patty Ard repair damages
In III. ,l;ii. sitting room siado~' 'ss
you hang .otne cheap paper an tho
kitchen Can you In the front ssts
- u wsil not s~ss7 Can yoa do sag
;hing Ab,g,shr house ihs, Con Reagsa
can Ny dear. lear boy. yosi $50
Noss Ss!llgan ~Ani. a higher TYP. -
,ru. manhoot Yoa expect io hlr.
men to do a.! the tnan'. ~ors st-ssi ihs
hous". but yo, want your sif. ~ do
any thing any woman can De-. Believe
me. my son. that nihe-;euths 81 "a.
girls .ho play the piano and sing o,
charmingly. whom vos In sossF limited
kno~ledge act dosa =. rnsr~ batter
SIC. 81 fashion. A.. better sit~d zoe
~iv.. than yos are FOR a hushAad "
you wan - marry = srsi-eias. cook
and experienced h~ousss~eirr do roar
cour.ing in the lnseliigssos onc~ H.,
II you want q ~isc. marry the giri y"s
love. with disnple5 hsni. asi fsne Ia.
"a. sunlight and her love Oil tosch
he, all 'be.- shinss. mr. hor. long 49,
fore you have Learned oa~-hais IT your
own lsssoa. - Bsrd<ts. - B~-osAsys
Eagle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21
SNORT FASHION NOTES.
s1iass ssd ssg6essio"s Coses s.iaS the ~
sst Novelties 10 Isyssa.

Uisss ssd sssssssio~s Coco sssiag the lat
Get Novelties - lsresa-
There Is an endless variety ~ ,cs
gowns.
Black hats and bonnc,s will bc worn
by every one.
Bridal toilets arr trimmed with pirs
white flowers.
The latcs, brides dresses are made
up in armurc silk.
Pink. grcen. moss. absinihe. AMI
clarct are the colors 81 the hour.
Lac. holds its own rs the sayor.,.
trimming for evening dresses.
English walking dresses arr made
quite short. but retain TIE hustle.
Triple capes arr "a feature ga long
redingotcs worn n carcs this season.
There isquitc n revival q! the fashion
~ wearing morning or brcakfss, caps.
Dress bonncis are made quit. fia, ,o
the head. with light algr,i:es s.t in
lace on top.
One OF the novelties ihi. season 10
the decoration 81 seal caps " i,h punches
OF yiOlefs-
Dresses for it'll. girls ARE made up
OF bright plnidcd stun in combination
With plain ones.
A new hat made for the daughter 81
Queen Isabella f. Of b.Ack velvet and
il heavily embroidered with gold and
velvet
The la,es; La To.ca stick. have .
cavity in the top. In which . pen. Ink.
and pencil and a small roll % paper
may be carried. The utensils ar" held
In place by the head OF The stick.
which screws on.
An evening dr-ss for . d.buispt~ IL
made Of polka spotted pink elk. With
pink crepe bordered With green velvet
points edged With small gold b.aas.
Il is . novel idea. yet v.ry pretty. and
gives a youthful cAec. Gsoa2o Nsss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21

aysuA R.snsk 1.ssss s.v.s 80 sss
4A0y Are 0oAA

0y0sA RssnsA 1sssss osvas 80 $50
1ASy Are AoA&
The plain styles o. the English sai.oe
prevail in the street dresa They arc
more p~rooounced in their severity aaa
simplicity than In any ssasoa past rhs
plain smooshly-aninS bodicss which
have been . pr; % the s;rces sova
Tor several sessons arr retained and
ans furnished With plain v-sss Of heavy
corded silk With rcvess Of braid.ne ce
velvet ~ the sides The bodice 10 sli,
short OF the hips and Is anishei vish .
slight point or square tabs NJ the back.
Such bodiccs - these form the houss
waist for tho majority of tailor cos-
tunes. though Ia some instances tailorS
arc using the short Jackcs reaching
nearly - Tho wais; limo With . closely
f;;sd YES; which ends ., the waist line
under = gathered First Empire girtic
This jacket closely resembles the
Zoaave Jackets worn swen,y years 40.
but tho . ars square and not
rounding. and ,hey arc a,ssd Ia the
figure and extend bcloW ne uais; q;
the hack 4 high co.la-. ~ high -
the throat o! the v.ar~r VII boar. md
u close cua sleeve. arc s:i.l lie O;es,.
With either style OF hoasr ~sis, given
IL worn the plain drapcd hrcos,,re skir,
previously describsrd and which fashion
able tallors arc adopting generally.
The simplicity %! ca, used this ssscn
will b. . rclicfto the home dr-.smak-r.
who. II she is Possessed Of any ,a!ca,
10 the ART. can easily mcdei a stylish
gown o! cloth AMI finish 1, ~ dainilly
and deity as . taslor's worxwossan,
The creates. dra~bscx Is In ih. Citing
l! she is not ski!lsul in this way, IL !.
Tar wiser for h.r ~ have the bodice ~
her gown cut. lifted and basied fog her.
II may h. y relief Ia Wornen who arc
struggling with home dr-ssmakcrs "a
know tha, sornc ~ The b-.t taiiors
make insists. owing in some cass, In
carclcssncss induced by tho rusa o'
business.
The DirectoIrc polonaise with IT.
wide rcvers and aarins collar il a
popular model for tailor dresses. En-.
glish women do not wcar an outside
wrap with the stree, gowns. hu; add
underneath their bodice Or ~polousi.c.
vest Of chamois - give additional
warmth. The miider aud mort cquablr
climate Of England. together with the
iAct tina, English Women habi,na,e
themselves Ia IN indoor atmosphere
colder than an American woman woula
consider toi-rablc. renders a heavy
outside wrap suPcrfuous. Liuing, -
iurs. the soi,csi and warm"si wooleh
wrap, must be re.orted to In our coaa-
try a. coun,eracf tn. dangers 81 taking
cold In stepping rom the dry a;mos
pherc " a furnac'.-h-aicd house in:s
the chill air Of n winters me-ning
Good Housekespsng.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21

JHke-.Nn Neverpsy 10 out there
and wants Il know II you'll trust her
for"
Dealer-..No. Tell her ve're doing
strictly cash business. thai Nc dont
trust anybody"
Jake-"well- but you've aivays
trusted her. don't you know Shc's
the one that owes that old acoDos3
that's been running 20 loas?'
Dealer-'O. yc-I remember sov.
OA Ma Neverpy. Well. ve'd hssses
trust her then. for II ve dida't lid
ealy 60 across ths rod asd pay 0sA
~ v1y."-0asvs <bss hsss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21
,,ce ..a . cold .vs.. broke out On bic

po4e lac S&s~
(forehood. .,
nc moor woman had prsyed II her Ilii'
! .oia home. prsyed for the husband Leaving
her 70 utterly and UNEXPECTEDLY sione. but
| .he could not pray nov. Still sas tried
! her best and her whole hesFt went cut u
| her despsiring invocssion: 'Oh, God! On
| Odd. draw peorr' and then words died p
her tongue and great sobs chokcd her.
.t3ood-bye. Nal. tell the boys 70 be k'n
| 70 you sn'-"And Tho 0utteriuR ofestn
! ceased. snd tie wife Wa . widow . n's
7, children fstberlesa ..u
Mamma I'll run 70 the shsnty un
the man how sick poppy ID" ssid 80 ~ -
how. and climbing down over the ~neetv.
the wagon be sped away - 1ass sss
tie legs would carry him .osher
he hsd never seen death. and ne ~" a.
vas too absorbed In her grief y nv
| him that papa would never o
he ..me hack soon with w,o ~,
.ves and q ~ouiverins Lip tn =, IN.
snv ono there, msmna. Ipes"
~;ndov an hollepsd oil srouna. 81. ..mn
Tim CouwaySsA gone up 20 .,;iI ~
90 -. C;do1s heart sank io~e: ,x;,S
The ,hou,st Of the o ioneiy Sa. ~.
49,, .tix motionless form oen.nu :
o\me0 Q pIOVecSsoo hut
n.a |hiIe the breath Of life iasted ous
9 .he VIA. desoiate indeed, and sac .ocA
p N. rims with o sense Of horrfoie lone
Hrs.. which she w never before OK
perienced. .,.
Wash Jackson. the blsck cook AZ the
Collins house. was PREPARING to fry grid
die cakes. Q favorite dish with the men,
when the rumble Of ~heels was heard.
That's Brad, I'll bet ye." cried Dick
Gowdy. throwisg down b cards with
which he was playing. and rising hastily.
hello, pard, ye're jest in time for flap
lacks" ard Sam Collins threw open the
door and strobe out with a welcome.
A ssfaed sob was the only reply. and he
back. beg parding. who ever
1t was quite dark and the mules
and the Hong white covered wagon were
alone Visible. Were expect n Brad
an I'll be drafted ef this ere don't
match his team 10 a dot"
'.HOppy's sick. " said the little boys small
voice; the widows sobs still choked her.
Sand who's popf" asked the miner,
I'm Willie Newell, and mammals
"'Tis Brad's can after all. ! thought
I couldn't be mistOok. Hello, old Teller!
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21


- vsaDA - ao~ysA - Aoss1s1 Ossse
Aosse0sss - No. eOs~sssss~
LAvyers asa sods~s Aav Agcca deal
n ,aiurc srcm visssssps 81 . esrssia
class. vhs sisapsy ssIsAis IN sAssr ess
Say. aad sho s~a Ia hare so rssccp-
s.oa o. tho n~aaiag u The surd
''eecvt,y."
Ssch vi,aess-s aaSrd aeo>s d~a, ~
Ama~sacn, so the spr~-sasorA II ;Aey 10
srvs and v.s the Iasyers
Nov. pisAss ss,i I'll yoa snos -
quickly and eoacsse.y - yoi oan. &AAa
. lasyos ~ . voraa ~ ss,st sss;y
ycar,. vhoAAitAxea the s-isHes.ssAaa.
"All right" sas replied; "tu do saai
II Aia'i murA I knos ahoas tac oss~.
Anyke.. tor I dcai uaridi~ mysef With
other soix.cs asAirs noaos. ! dat
aud 10 nv optaloa-
We dca',. vast yo<sr spsssss.@ iass~
rup,si the lasycr.
-. doa', yca' We'll. I sss.s nes
n you did. looala give Is IA voc sa!ga,y
quick, TIA one ~ them psr-,as Thai
says What they've 80, In say rtsa, oai
and ma beating roaai 'As ea-h- cr
hemming and having ov~r IL. aai as
my hoacs' orsa.oa hal
Bat I tell goa ~- do.', s~.s; gsar
opinion. We -aa, facts.
-. yes isp,.r likely We'll ihsre.
. witness on iais s,Ana no. .ho ~Ul
tc,l yoa facts. and sosainS sa, fNcis
Il ;h-rr any ,aiaS ! dc rN,rasiiy de-
.p..-. is lar. aoscY ;o.a . Ito in
al mr. bora AasA aad What. more. !
never csp~c, "a: and 10 ny cpiascn
-"
"wiil yoa KINDLY keep yoar oPsainn.
"a yourself. and Sell az hat yvsa sta-
ally ss.es~ at-bs., :hl. cA.e
-. certainty. as-e~.ar-' WAY.
mighty little ! kao. ss.rl, a. and I
= good deal lc>s Tn . p~r.De
,hx, mind. her osn ha..H~.. aud ct
others sloac. and ns nay oa, sndod,
Cpinion -"
mos stop issi sh~rc you are. sad
the lawyer. sharply. Haven't ! tod
ycu again and again ,bA, soar oplntoa
ca,s no figure in IN. cascg
'w-!i. my gssi land ~ho sali &,
asir cried ,h. old lady. innosc~stly.
Il simply SAIL that IL vas my opia'
hon
Please l~sY. N. stand
Aud. Ne she did 81. The old LADY
turned and ssid. sharply,
Well I've ~, nv opinion ~ ves.
90, ho~'-oo!ies Davs
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21

. oSV>~sss 80 ~ ses sA~S - -
90 osssss Sss~~
IL sAt.Gy lsass sAsp ~ o~~ - -.
Sps-v s~>s ~ 90 I'D mailbag is 49,
sr~~A as Old t~a~A=.a .ss.s 5st
49, asy sssssax dir lie ss. 81
tsssy esss he~Asl =zs~~ss hs@zs
damaged ssEisvs a.sss ssa ~ ~. -
i's~y iss. h~ szys "a. $50 IL
s<sp- srYss5 ass sses~~s s.A 49,
" iis.-~s ~lsh he @sse sksss al
sraGrs~sis as iss~y a. vA<A - 3 -
so~s NJ sss ss~ go. ss&& .
s5~~s.~s ny . n~sAss. ssS.ss>Sr.ss~.
s>siss - ~s~sAsssss @sss~. s~zs
s=ns~. ~ .ssSs .AA~-s. sss All.
C~ v~sssnAa "a. >~~ 1855
asS ovT- ~ iva~y al - ss H. ~.
s~ss FRS. ssrsssss .sas asrs ss.-y
esy. 80 f,~as~sNy $3.50 ssasp4ss~s
$50 ~ lAsss aka - Ass s~-s 49, -
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medicine vhas~ver.
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coal and salt. and rsssty ~ sssrvsss
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from . shov h~rt. Tie ossy%4ng 81
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lasevasm 10 sszoe~ ws;~s tsos
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pools. 70 sis~S~-s~~stsss-
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