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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-31

One OF tie Senators from South Dakots
is. Richard Franklin Pe,tigrew, from
Sioux Falls. Mr.. Pettigrew was born in
Ludlow, VI, July &C. lS4s, his father be-
ing a merchant there. Ia 1864 the fsmily
removed toWisconsin, and the lad at an
early age bad to engege 10 severe labor.
He entered Beloit College. to work his
way through, but his father died aud be
had to return home and work to support
the family. He studied in the intervals OF
work, taught school, and finally, 10 1869.
entered the law college, and was admitted
to the bar in 1870 at Jaaesyille, Wis. AS
a surveyors assistant he bad trayersed Da.
kota. and decided TO make Sioux Falls his
home, so be located there in 1870, arriving
with twenty five cents in pocket. His rise
has been steady. He never lost faith IN
Dakotas bright future. aud in The dark =.
est hours worked the hardest. he has
served three terms as Congressional Dele
gate from the Territory and is, exten
siyely interested In various bndastriafor
CARNATIONS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-31
MRS. ISAAC nARRows

The decesse Of Mrs Issue Bsrrows has
failed OF the full notice looked for by
friends Of the family here and abroad
She died quite unexpectedly Of heart fail
are 1t Granville, N. Y, October 8, aged
60. She was daughter OF Mr.. Silas Reed
Of Pswlet, from whose home 81 rang sever.
al reputable families Of this region and Of
the western states.
Mr. and Mrs. Barrows resided in Dorset
until in decling year they made new and
attractive home near their children II
Granville, though they still cherished the
memories and the relations OF previous
home.
Mrs. Barrows was a loved and honored
wife and mother, exemplary in all the do.
nestle virtues, OF quiet but decided Chris.
tian character. and she bad filled mp bei
years with duty aud usefulness. She chose
her Saviour in early life, and after her
marriage transferred her relations to the
Congregational chnfch OF Dorset OF which
she was for 80 years q worthy member
Her remains we're brought to the old place
Of worship for the funeral services. and
then laid to rest 10 the village cemetery 9
few rods distant from the old mestead.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-31

.sf&srs have Eillloss On deposit IL OSt
ssrirss hssls ard milia9ns n6rs iavosled
10 rapfissges "a western isfEa
Vatnoti farmers esssui eIpsei 10 ercs
rich snSdraly. rtsihsT "a western farmers.
Al pfoseal prices silA ousi n Transports
iion sdaed se elslu thai To- nSssu,sgs i
with yamcut TIE hls papers rrpcfi
acsii,s'ios And seiaal sssisriag ssons ihe
Iumtn 10 pefiieus q Dst9sa su5 o,he'
western ssiss 90 soeousi 81 AZ li.l iailars
q crop. ,rom TIE dfonsh,. Tbep ha,
this hsppepcd ia yetmoEip TIE oldest
ci,iEen csSnei remember N. time when
there bs. hera aetaAl ~ani il this state
from total failure 81 efops. We slSEy'
raise es0pxh 70 lise npoa aud generally
have Fessrous easplRs Fa'tDets ralghl
aoA should 90 better thaa they So doisg'
bat on the sbole, we claim they arr no~
qal,s - sell 81 ss the sv,r.se o. their
sosltrn brethren.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-31
Boon Vermont.

The recent talk about abandoned farms
10 Vermont il misleading. There are few
II any abandoned" farms 10 the state.
The farms are used for some purpose,
though 10 the hill towns. more especially,
there are many farms upon which there
are II present 90 families residing. and
which can be purchased Of . low price.
Mcst OF the former occupants have gone
West. ihintinR they could do better where
they could buy new land Tor the govern
mens price Some oil them hare found cut
that they were mistaken and wish thtm
selves back again. Tho indications are
that this western drain OF our population
is 1t an end sud that farm property in yey
moai has reached Low water mark. Most
OF the desirable western government land
hes been taken up add !, would not sur
prise ns 10 zee the tide turn and people
come back 10 cid Vermont 10 end their
dsys
Marvellous stories have been told sbou,
The fertility 81 The western lands. bat le,
them be cropped for atty OF e hnndred
year. as Tie Vcrmoni fsrms have been and
II thsy then produce - good crops ss The
vernost fans DO We arc fnpeh mistaken.
A drought. o. grs~hoppers. or se,elone
OF ball storm ea,s on western crop sboai
every ether year While 10 vsrnont IL ia
very seldom ieaeed lha, a fair crop Ia not
seeurei nsnee comfortable living may
be obisiaei. sSd b, fair msnagement and
ecosony soneihles may be saved every
year % Nsrnost farm. That gains arc
made is a,txs,ed by the TACT thai ysrron,
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STATE NEWS.

Aftera lingering illness Mrs. Charles T.
Graves wife of the well known Bennina
ton merchant Of that name, is Head, ut .b,
age OF 80
| dairy association for the manufacture
Of cheese has been organized 81 Andoyer
President, Samuel Farrar
Cont has various names according TO the
parts affected, as podagra, when ia the
lest, chragra. when in the hands. sc. I'm,
whether the attack is first felt in thu fee,
or the hands, rub with Salvation Oil At
once. 1t annihilates pain. Price 25c.
The Vermont Marble Co. is putting
electric lights through its quarries and
mills.
Popular trial shows the worth OF every
article, aud 43 years constant use has
proven the g'.eat efficacy OF Dr. Bulls
Goagh Syrur is has no superior.
A Burliu gton firm has a contract for
masins aud llinch steel shells for the
government, getting the order in competi.
ton with Pennsylvanis steel concerns.
Many diseases date their origin 10 func
total disturbance CT the stomach and
liver. Llxador correctsthe abnormal con.
ditions most surely; hence the increasing
sale. P.ice % cents
From May IA 10 September 30 the pum-
Der Of stock trains on the Rutland divi-
sion was 229, comprising 1900 cars Of live
stock. OF this number 1850 cars contain
ed 80. 80 cattle. and 1900 cars contained
49,. $50 hogs.
Parents will get rest aud the baby v i'll
b, relieved from pain by nsing DR.. Bull's
Baby Syrup. harmless bu.,relisble rene.
dyl Price 25 cents.
Rev. ADDE'S Builard. one Of The Oldest
sai best known Methodist ministers ia
the state, died At his home rear Randolph
Center receatly, after a long and painful
Illness.
The ffsi successful blood purifier ever
offered 10 the pablo was Ayers Sauapsr-
lila. Imitaiors have had their day, bat
sopn abanlone tie held. while the De
mani for this incompatible medicine in
creases year by year. ADD vas mover SO
graf ~ at present
T. u. Horton o. Clsrenion, has sccom.
pllsbed remarkable feat 10 the way
nsnower raIsing. having raised on . pies .
81 land eighty Ere ny issnty one feet 7 70
saaao~ers, from nine to 10 IL feet biz b.
wiih aoEas from Eve 10 fourteen ice ses
diameter, sone Of which xexhsdy Jar.
" three pounds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-31
Consump ton Incurablsl

Read the following: MIR. G. II. Morris,
Newark, Ark, says: Was down with Alb
scess Of Lungs; and friends and physicians
pronounced me an 1ncursble Consump-
tive. Began taking DR.. Kings New Dis.
coyery for Consumption, am now on nv
third bottle, and able to oversee the work
on my farm. 1t is the finest medicine
ever made.
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur. Ohio, Gays
Had it not been for DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption would have, died
OF Lung Troubles Was given up by doc
tors. Am now in best OF health, Try it
Sample bottles free at ]. N. HART IS drut
store.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-31
WIN. A. POTTER'S Estate.

W fTATK or VERMONT, district OF Manchester 20
In Probate Court held At Manchester, within
and for said District, on the 10Th day Of oclo.
Der A. D. 1889.
Tho administrator on the estate Of Vim. A.
Potter, lats Of Winhail In said District deceased
presented Al application in writing TO raid
Court, asknR for license " sell real estate sii-
uated 10 Dorset being an undivided half OF
wood lot Of about 60 acres owned In common
with L. O. Reed lying on the Green mountains,
also 80 sore lot bought Of A, kulo lying on said
mountaiD; representing TO said Court that said
sale 10 necessary TO pay debts agsipst sad
estate.
whoreupon II vas ordered that hearing on
said application be had at q Probate Court 20 10
held At the Probate Office in Manchester 10 raid
District on the 9Th day Of November 1873. sud
that notice VI said application, the nature aud
reasons thereof, and the time and place Of heal.
Ing thereon, be given 10 all persoDs interested
by the publication hereof three weeks success
lively 10 the Manchester JoURsbL, aBewspspsf
printed u Manchester in said District previous
10 said time Of hearing.
2isw E.B BURTON, Judge.
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IOsEPH PAkKEK,s EsrArs.

FATE ~ vGssoET, Manchester District %.
In Probate Court hid at Manchester, vithis
aud for sid ~ lfict on the Iiih day u DC.
totss. A. u. 1853.
Tbs Admirisusior Of the estate u joseph
Parker late Of EBpsft 10 said District, deceased.
ha wing made application 10 wilung setting forth
that said dseasssa did du ing he MatIa sIs.
cate : certain bond or ~riiiog whereby be
asrssd 70 convey bis farm siiaste 10 ssid Rupert
aud osftsin personal property enumerated IN
said contfsct 10 one Josepb B1nDssilis upon the
performance u esftsln conditions ~ ssid Bon.
ne,ills, witch b0DJ os coDttsct il binding 10
equity, sad ibs, .sii Bo0ssils 10 ready 20 pr.
form bic pert according 20 eouuset, AID there.
fore pray. that liespss be granted hitn 70 convey
said real estate aud psfs ypsi property ses1rdios
10 ths terms VI s.id boSd or contrast
wBsfsap0s n IA. ordered that hearing 1pos
said appiIcstjoD be had ~ Probate Court 10 bs
hsld ii She rfabsts tfiesin mspehsst.r, 10 said
Disiriet. 90 The 10, day ~ November a. b. 1859,
sud that posies ~ ssid spI!.FsiioD, tho nature
I'D rssssns thereof, and The tins ard place VI
hsssing thereon, be gi,sg 20 Ill rsrsons inter.
.stsd. BY. The pat Ics,lon hereof 10 the ksa-
chester jouRsAL. . Newspaper printed 81 SAID
Manchester, three weeks sacetssissly pfsvisss
ns vs. o. BUTTON. yads.
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RETSEY FARkER'S Estate.

y State ofiVsrmont, District DINA chester, q
10 Probsts Court held at Manchester, within
and Tor ssid District on the 23rd day Of October
A. d. 1859.
The Administrator on the estate OF Betsey
Hsner late Of Rupert IN sail District ae.
ceased. proposed to r-pder fasl account OF HE
administration Of ssid estate,
Whsreupon II wss ordered that said account
be examined Tor allowance At . session " said
Cont 10 be held 1t the Probate once 10 Man.
chester In sid District on the slh day u Octo.
Der 4, D. 1859, and that notice thereof and Of
. distribution Of tho estate remaining IN the
hands OF said Administrator be- gwen " Al per-
sons Interested by tho publication hereof Ia the
Manchester JOURNAL, 4 bs~spiper printed 81
said Manchester, three weeks snecsssissly pre-.
siously 10 the time % appointed
mss EB BURTON, Jadgs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-31

The Democratic organs are beginning to
furnish interesting Information 10 the mat
Ter OF Gov. Hills visit TO the south. The
Memphis Avslsnche serves notice that II
the New Workers insist upon Hills candi
dacy then the west and south will join
hands and hnd some way Of getting along
withou, New York. And nov comes the
NJ Lonis Republic with the announcement
that the petty politician, rs il calls the
whisky governor. need not expect the nom
nation, ~ smother man will be nominated
By acclama,ion, and II, IL altogether I'M
necessary TO add that his name Is not Hill.
II also vouchsafss the interesting informa-
ton that the southern crowd who danced
attendance upon Hill represent nothing
except Senator Jo Browns coal mine and
convict contract" and that Mr.. Cleveland
10 not candidate for the presidency, and
10 therefore not open TO ri-alry from any
source" Considering The core and pains
taking diligence With which Mr.. Cleveland
IL putting himself forward A. . candidate.
,he Republics treatment OF him is almos,
- cavalier aud contempiuous 50 Hills
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-31

The official returns OF cur foreign trade
given 10 Washington dispatches confirm
previous fAvorsbls but unofficial estimates
The total value OF exports for tire,
months ended with Sept 80, vas si77 .057
III. sgsipst sli3 s6O.937 iu 'ss; twelve
mouths ended with sept. s775. 597 Gil
sssins. s679, 7ii. s7i in 1883. The import
we're: Three months ended with Sept. 'ss
$40. so 95a. sgsins. sl7l. go. 339 in IS
twelve uon,hs s7G3 GU. 267. against s7l7,
5Si. $50 The balance Of trade in our ia
yor Tor the twelve months ended with La
September GAS sl.975.3ii. against an I'D
verse balance Of s37, $40. log ia 1883. Oar
exports continue larger than the imports,
and the calendar year will 20 doubt show
. very satisfactory balance on our side o.
the ledger
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COMMIssJONERs' NOTICE.

Esists OF JANIS u, ABBoTT
The uBdersigDsd. having been appointed BY
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man.
chester Comm sionsrv, 10 receive. ersDins, and
adjust oil claims aud demands Of oil persoas
sgainst the estate u
James II. Abbott late ~ LsDdgrove
in said Disirict. deceased, and III elaine eIhib.
tied In fact thereto. hereby give notice, that
90 viii meet. Tor the purposes Aforesaid. at the
late dwelling house ~ the deceased on ths
second Tuesday 81 November and the seeoDj
tuesday Of March nert. from ton o'coekoA. y,
until four O'Clock -, on each OF said days, and
that sin months from the 2ad day u October D,
1859 10 the time hmi,sd BY said Court for said
creditors TO present thoir claims " ns Tor sIam
lnatipn and silowspes.
Dated a. Landsroge. this 10Th day VI October
A. d. 1873,
MI, swEETLAs0. toomr..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-31

Comparing present prices OF most man.
siseiused articles with their prices In 90
end there 10 an average decline Of % pei
eco. 10 Eosland during the ssme period
ths average decline on the same articles il
les than Is per cent The bsnehcisl aud
practical effect Of 10 high tariff is not SC
much 10 increase the price ~ to keep fl
our own workingmcn our home market
With iow tariff the prices might not be
very nuct lover. 10 the end they might
be hight. but foreigners would do mnch Of
our manufacturing. instead OF its being
done by orr own people. That is TIL
long and the short OF il.
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POSALIA BUCKS Ertnle.

In Probate Court held al Manchester, wahlu
and for said District, on the 10Th osy ol 0cto.
Der A. D. 1889,
The Administrator on the estate n Ros,lia
Bact late Of Arlington 10 said District de.
ceased. proposed 20 render Anal account Of
hi. administration OF said estate.
Wh.reupon II was ordered that said account
be examined for allowance al a teseion ~ ssid
Court 10 be held at the Probate Once 10 Man.
chester. In said District, on the \ h day 81
November A.. D 1889. and that notice thereof, aud
Of distribution OF the estate remaining IN the
hands OF said Administrator be given to sil per-
aous interested BY tho publication hereof la the
Manchester JouRsAL, = Newspaper printed At
said Manchester, three weeks successfully pre-.
viously TO the time so appointed.
2i3w ", Il. BUXTON Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-31

Es0or Hsrnsfs Of psbrsylrsns. died
ssadsbi, lac, seet Ttstsdsy Of iidssy
sisesss A. he osibrsst Of The va be
sss eolobsl u . niliiis regiment snd ier'
defed The services 81 hinseli ard his mcr
W the government two days alter snmtc,
o.. cred upon. lie served 10 the cloae d
TIE var. being 10 ppmbefless battles add
n.ss 70 The nsi q msior general H.
vn t.ios elected sorerse, 81 Penrsylvsnia
sad allied ,kis ADD other civil of6ees ~i,b
dl,tins as he'd ability.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-31

wts,essr else may be said Of Genera
Msboas. be Is ono IL The most skillial po-
liiicsl osgaaiEeu u the day. He ven, in-
70 shat seemed hopeless campaign 10
Virgins this yesr. With the Democrats
vho are 10 power. solidly srrsyed sgsins'
tim. Of course. add Ia the face Of muet
kepnhlicsn dissrection, Senator Bubor,
shsirmsa Of the virsinis Democratic CON.
niiiee. b.s ias, made flying VISIT TO Nev
York. snd The san Gays be u far from
eonfiienl Of Democratic success.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-31

Claus spreckels. the sugar refner, says
As Philadelphia refinery is now ready tc
bss 10 turning out 900. 600 pounds Of gu
gar . day. and by nett February 1t will b.
making 1900 600 pounds day. and be
will then double its capacity to ,0oo, 00l
pounds day. He will build refinery al
New Orleans with capacity OF 100000
pounds day, and this. with his San Fran
cisco refinery, which turns out 100000
pounds day, will make his daily produc,
G.Oo0, 900 pounds, Mr., Spreckels still
wears his war paint. aud declares that b.
will fight the sugar trust TO the bitter end
The trust, be says. produces 5000, 0Ot
pounds day, so that when he gets fully
started he will turn out three-fourths Of
the entire amount Of the present supply -
and | shall sell it. too" Mr.. Spreckel'
adds significantly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-31
EL,zA ". DANIELS Estate

~ state OF Vermont, Ds,rict OF Manchester, a.
In Probate court held Al Manchester, within
aud Tor said District on the 2sth dsy OF October
A. D. 1859
An Instrument purporting 10 be the last viii
and testament Of b Aw Daniels Ate OF Man.
chester IN sid District deoessfd, wss Pre-.
scented for Probate.
whereapon q session OF said Court. 10 = held
ii The PROBATE once In Manchester 10 ssid
District. on tho i6th DAY Of Na,oa.hef d lms
vas appointed TO- tho probate al said lnsiru.
ment, aud for all persons cone ru.d 10 appear
and contest th. same, n cause ihn, be fot 30
doing; aud public notice thereof was ordei,d 10
be given by the publication tototf Ia the Man
chester JOURNAL. . Newspaper printed at ssid
Manchester, three weeks gu, cessi,el, previous
10 the time 30 appointed.
253~' FL BURTON, Judge,
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IOHN QuILTER'S Esrars

state Of Vermont. District of Manchester, ~
In 7 ohsie Court held Al Manchester, within
snd Tor said District on the ASH day 81 October
A. u, 1850,
Ine ktcentor on the estate Of John Qailisf,
etc o. Donst In said District deceased, pre-.
posed 20 render fasl sccouni u his samlnis
~ Ion ~ = al estate. aF tHNf
Nhereapon u va. ordered that said sceount
be examined Tor allowance At a secession ~ said
court 70 DO held at the Probate f,ios IN Man.
chester, IA raid District, on the 18Th dss ~
November a. D 1879, and that notice thereof aud
OF dstrihuton OF the oslste rsmaiuing Ia the
hands OF said E,ecnof, be gwen 10 all pei.
sons interested by the publication hereof IN the
Manchester lasaSsL newspaper printed ~
Manchester. three weeks sucoessiysly previous
TO the time 80 sppointod
l59w' X II, BuRNoN, Judge,
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9htManfbfsifr Journal
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 81, issa.
u. X. siMuxDs. Ediisr and Pfeqseias

THs gaeayr rBaxka ~ Ht@H EsoraR No
aitr astaseaA Tsourcra noSrauL oT gggfgH
owR maKsrss. VIM An ucBEANxo fxsTnsn
90 nfgan4s1so sclGH 90 sASn
ETEsf sotnfnn AND nksi@h VINO Bss am
,un MA norsnT FAITHFULLY ~ TIME %
van opcRg 70 Ercnrr PENSION, NOT A. !
oaarruT rvr /. saTgrs 90 swrTI Srs
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WFNHs
The undersigned, having been apr oiDied by
the Hon. Probate Court fur the Distiici OF Man.
chester Commissioners. 10 receive. examine, And
adjust ali claims aud demands OF all per.ans
against the estate Of
CLARK Webb, lsie OF Sunderland
In said Districi. deceased, aud all cltims ,ihib.
tied In eject thereto, bsr,by give notice that
We will meet, fof the purposes Aforesaid, 81
the residence Of Is Nj lion ia said
Sunderland, on the 2lst day OF February aud
2ist day OF April next. from 10 O'clock
a. n. until four O'Clock y NJ, on esid dave. aud
that sIx months from the 2ist day OF October
A. d. 1889. 10 the time limited by said Conr, for
said oredi ora to present their claims TO Ne Tor
examination and allowance.
Dated 81 Manchester this 2ist day Of October
A. u. 1889.
NJ. CANFIFLp,
] A. GRAVES, oon'rr.
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NVAKY NJ. FARMERS ksla,e.

stsis 81 Vermont nisiriei Of Nsns better -
In truests Court held 81 Mspehsstsf, within
ard for said District, on the ssh Ia, Of oele.
hcr A. y issp
The Administist of on the estate u Mars N
rsrkef, late 81 Rupert IA ssia ns.,aei de-
ceased, proposed 10 y ndes ausi Account ~ his
ADMINISTRATION Of said es,sie.
whereapon n vas ordered that said ,eeaHui
DO essmlned for siloSanee At . session ef said
Coarl 10 be hsld Al taa Probate p.iige To MAJ.
chester Ia said District, 0n the i6Gh DAY Of
November A. y. issa, and thst notice thenaf md
Il dlsiiibnsipn 81 the estste remAiuiuk ~ the
hAnds az ssid Administrator, be gwen 10 Ill
pcr-,us interested by The publioslisa h.tes 10
the Manchester JsussaL Newspaper printed u
said Mat chester, three ~eeks suosessiysi, PR Z.
vcssly 10 tbs time 81 apptiaied
2Ssws E,B, BURTON, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-31
IN fll[ ANU NIhItk huuUS
What is a Bargain9
1t is first Of all something you want
need or can use.

A useless thing is dear at any
price. To be a bargain an article
must be Of sound quality. It's re
bargain to get an increased quantity
OF poor goods at lower price,
Many bargains are made by taking
out fifteen cents in quality and sell
ing ten cents cheaper. Our Bar
gains are not made that way. Tes,
the quality and compare the price
and they hold their own as aetna
bargains.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-31
Bargains in Gents, Ladies and
Children's
U N D { R W { A R

in all grades, five hundred dollar
stock to select from. We have .
large stock OF fine grade Bennington
goods which We expect to sell at
common grade prices. Bennington
Red, all wool, $l.00 grade at 20 cts
All cheaper grades at cost. Unless
you buy these goods early in the
season you will get left and have to
pay regular prices
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Births.

Ia Nspesssiss. ocs, esh, . .ea " NJ. .na
Mrs Raiiin ilieAs