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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-10-11
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed AT night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and CRYING
with pain OF cutting teeth? II so, send al
once and get a bottle OF MRS. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
Its value is incalculable. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend up
on II, mothers, there is no mistake about fl
1t cures dysentery and diarrhRa, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wini collie
softens the gums, reduces Inflammation, and
gives tone and energy to the whole system.
MRS. WINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Chill.
DREN TEETHING is pleasant to the taste, and
Is the prescription of one OF the oldest and
best female nurses and physicians in the Uni.
ted states. aud Is tor sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price ~ cents n hot
Ito IL
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-10-11
Caius Marius.

Caius Marius, a Roman general and
emperor Of b. G. l57. while not a man
OF gigantic stature, was, nevertheless,
possessed of muscles fully developed and
hard as iron. He was born of an OBJ
scure family and often performed extra,
ordinary feats of bodily strength before
becoming the ruler of an empire. His
favorite trick was that of having his
feet made fast to a tree with chains and
ropes and then holding the axle of a
cart in spite Of the combined strength Of
two heavy horses. On other occasions
he would lie fiat on his back with a
heavy timber across his chest and allow
horses to be led the full length Of the
beam. Trebellius Polio tells of this. and
he is usually reckoned as one esteemed
for the truth and fidelity of his history.
John w. Wright in st. Louis Republic.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-10-11

+ "A railway station at Sagua, Cuba,
with portion of its contents, has been
burned; total loss $50, 900.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-10-11
Farm for Sale

THE Farm in the southeast part
] of the town of Shoreham, of late
the home place of William G. Will
son. deceased, is offered for sale
This farm is supposed to contain
l47 acres, consisting of meadow,
pasturag- and woodland, in desira-
BILE proportion. The dwelling
house has lately been thoroughly
repaired and modernized; and is
neat, convenient, comfortable and
commodious. The out buildings,
though not new, are in fair condi-
ton, and entirely ample for the
wants of the farm. The farm is
well fenced, and has upon it
young thrifty and bearing orchar |.
This is fine opportunity for any
one desiring good home and a
farm with more desirable and fewer
Objectionable features, than the ay-
erage Of farms. If desired, easy
terms of payment will be granted.
For Price and other particulars, in
quire on the premises. of
Mrs. ELIZA WILSON.
Or of +. ]. ORMSBEE, Brandon.
Shoreham, VT Jan. 2G lssG. SIT
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-10-11
Her Life was Despaired of. ~

But mothers love and prayers surmount all DIM
culties. and determined to try Dr. David Kennedys
Favorite Remedy. made at Rondout " Y This was
slast resort and hoped although my little daugh-
ter's case was very severe that the Favorite
Remedy would DO for her what it had done for others
whose condition had not been seemingly as hope
less. How happy am that determined upon this
course-for an Improvement was at once perceptible
The fever left herher appetite mproved-she gained
six pounds in short time. and one by the we'll
known and dreaded symptoms of the disease left her.
Words fail TO express my gratitude. and cannot too
earnestly recommend the FaYorite Remedy II WA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-20
AN rNADvERrENcr.

SEATTLE, April 10.
To the EDIToR: Ia your report headed
Banquet of Republicans" III today
paper. your reporter. through inadvertence
J ia the report he ga.e concerning the
speech made By Governor squire, quoted
ceriaia OF The governors sentences, and
without ANY comment whatever at the
conclusion Of one Of them. went on 10 say
'aas this point there were load calls for an.
ether guest ~ the clnb,' leayiGg il 60 be
inferred tnat tae governor WAS thus inter
. fupsssf. Ia truth aFacng the very many
welcome gneSts OF the club Thnrsday
hight, none were more welcome, and acne
FhoTe gladly received than was the gov.
erneF. and 40 address made was more an.
reeciatIvely heard and wsrmiy applaused
. we trust that that ynn win kindly correct
any mistaken impression the reporters
oversight as stated above, may have
esused, by the insertion OF this explana-
ten. Ex CON-. HARgrMaN LEGION
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gladly prints
ibis siaismenl The blanaeE was due to
she hasty writing OF reporter at late
hoEsr-Enf
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Hsw Stewart A. Hel1ses wIIf Dis
penae soda Mater.

EEA4S SOFA W aver
Tse stewart & Holmes Drug CosspAay
has sust fecssved and placed fn position
s5e Eaest and raest costly soda fouafsEn
svSs brsngAs 20 me Northwest coast Thz
fnuasaaa = very large. snsI takes Up sers
considerable portion OF the space In Ia
Etors- The body % fhe fountain IN OF YER
Aa1rfn black aassbfe. with Pyyenesa
green and red frsFcs9 TIE superstrucsu-e
= ct e5onfzed cherry re consists Of 8
eaaopy. IN The hgavy back OF which ara
framed tArea tevslea plate mirrors The
treat + Supported b. sezs- slender and
grscesal columns. with ezahorzte9y CARED
capitals. Tbs eorniee Il rich and heavy.
frnxa the eeuser of the ceiling and before
tfse large mirror er0ps Al unique
nxrHrE for an electric light. The
arznRat fgSes are swenty-swo Ia
anmser and are Of q new and s1egEns
pattern. designed expressly for this apr9r-
kts.s There sre assa fsTe rsl0eral snd TIVE
ssssia water strzHzht tubes On sase front
are two Eeary silver plates. on ore OF
which IL engraved Designed especially
l0r tie stuart 4 Holmes Drug COMPANY. =
The generator ID placed in the basement.
and patent revolving tunbier washer Is
located in frunt of the fountain.
Msssrx. Stewart A. Holmes propose to
open the soda water season tornighr. when
tie agreeable beverage will De dispensed
S=Tg 70 the public from 70 3. They viii
accommodate every one who comes. II
they have 20 have the city street sprinkler
70 keep them out
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ADJUSTMENTS.

IRs MENpELsSaaS.-- Bestoa Pas.
says os two of the srtists OF fbe Mendel.
ssohn Qninfette eInb. to appear al Frye $
anSga house tonight "Mr 0hligeg is q
siaiiasst OF Superior attachments. There
IL aeEvuss force IN his execution which
- saesf graft is iEg ta hear Mr. Hekkipg Is
> PLAYER 81 positively superb powers.
S'eFy rarely. II ever, has there heen heard
bis equal n eycnnexs Of tone. distIacfuess
af seceaf. and clearaess O. phraslRg; nor.
indeed III refinement 81 expression. No
diaseastiss IN execution aRpal him. so fas
SO ieas4 as tbs heafaf can discover, and he
IN iess entirely free q exhibit bis artistic
resources. Mr.. Hekktng Is OF Dutch birth,
bar StHdfea in the Conservatory OF Paris,
where he wen IS q pgsze the beautiful TN
s-fEN naaHt on whlah be fslay&"
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND Trust
COMPANY AID SAVINGS BANK

Yssser- Iear- oailsstug, Mil street apyso-
site Commercial street receives deposits ia
assy amount and allows interest thereon.
Hosya 81 trustees Leigh s, J. Hunt. TA0u-
- r. ainov, Edward b. Downing, J. p,
InwwAn, George n Hsifb=an. David n.
Baxter. sna VIZ RAxhfsE Fisher. Bank
open sAtfy from O. u. 30 4 2. IA, 1zsRr-
days a M 70 ?. r. and ?. "a % .. n
faster carts a. fewmaa s Hgnfort.'s s,
eoxnet Front aud Cherry.
SC An-woos heariesfas. latest shades.
Chester EEsa~y
Table ilRens. Chester gsiezry.
silks. We bought = ist greatly gnSssl
Talue: ca sale tails week. Chester Clesxy
Black dress goods. sast II; the --LATEST
Chester gse2xy.
HoSievy. the largest assortment, 9iree'
tEararfa sioza- Chester ClesEy.
- lead locals
81 heavy Waite spreads. Chester ClsAxy
Targsolx. leag hzn4le>. Chester cieary
xaaey. MsEasire s Painting, slI seeen6
sfTess. hare saEne eAssee acreage snstahss
fos Plating Cal Gs ozeS-
{ Iowsss. grsa&3 values Chester Clear
Corsess sE%Saal vatuss. price car Res
Lees Is&xse~ Ese&xy.
EAee curtain nets. BIG dT1us Chests
{ s,asAry.
gerssgs Caessez css4sy
SIX Pairs fall nsgnssr British sose Sc
s. a. EaAAss NEngesEasa 3 ts&
80 uikss sswns. AAn8gsenssly sE1EsEzea
theskss esEE.
s3n mnksEa gsrraeatsv spSeE6lal.
: fsfsaZsez Caster EBssgy.
0xSg acc EesnF hsts- lsses< styles. "a
( gueass - e. 80 Iak as. s&nSs-nsa 4 Co.
{ New ssseeEs Chester Cie4ry.
Na0ey 81 ssian isnx 90 scarf tiHas. G. I
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ME. sANDERsoS WILL BUILD.
HE Arrangements SeaTly Com
pletea-- -Four story Frame.

Mr.. ]. II. s2nGerson, who Ii was an
ia0nnced some time since was making a.
i'angsmeEts for the construction Of shref
ntory kick, s0xse, 81 the foot of Frpat
sItrest, Is maturing his plans for the fec
iaoa ct The bHi!ding, ard expects 10 hegsn
work within . very short time. II &as re-
ported that Mr.. San6erson had given an
his plan Of building. hat be yesterday de-
itled in the most positive terms that he had
~ any time faitered from bis original in
tenfi0n. The plans are nearly completed
tins other preisrnlnGries are nearly ar
ranged aud il may be expected that the
isext few months win see ~ery substan-
! iaal brick occupying the site on which now
stands al old twestory wsoden structure.
Mr.. W. Il. Bgsritt wiil Immediately begin
the construction OF fonr-stery frame
buElding on the southeast corner OF Front
md Virginia streets. II will be 61xs0 in
dimensions, and win contain four store
rooms. steam heating apparatus and an
elevator viii be provided, and q dynamo
viii supply the building with its own cleo
tic light The upper floors win be de-
voted 10 lodgings. The building will be
finished within ninety days.
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NEW IScoRpoRATIoNs.
Gold and Silver Mining Company
R~a.Aw<mxs~. xes..x

kNHtsS ASSAFah %S9AStAks
Articles Of incorporation were flisd with
the county auditor yesterday by the
SEATTLE Gold aud Silver Mining Company.
l'he ineosp0fafars arc A. 3, Bowman. FL. ii.
ByeFly. G. d. Felgsr. q. Ii. Mcleod aud r.
II. Carpenter. all Of SEATTLE. The amount
81 capatsi stock is ;ixed at S. 0aa eco. In go.
shares of sic each. The company ii formed
fnT the purpose 81 buying. selling, bonding,
owning and operating mines and mining
property.
TIE Lake MON Presbyterian church Of
Seattle has also filed srtictes. With j L.
Il Hutchinson, ], A. goyington. Jennie Il.
Jenkins aud a. j. Canuey as fnenr,spratars.
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A LITTER FROM DIR. HANS yoS gu-
F4W

Tie knabe Planes. which / did not
know before. WAS chosen for my present
Concert tour is The Tnised States BY ms
iEapTessario and accepted by rae GA tks
Feeuzx meudAtloa Of my friend, Beehsssin
acquainted wlfh their merits. Had
known these planes as Row do, would
have ehaseA them myself. IS their SOUND
aud touch are mere sympathetic 20 my
ears and hands than ell others OF the conn.
try. nR- H&xs NaN REk0w.
New NerS. April s. Essg
To NrsSrg Mya knabes 4 Co
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GOVERNOR MOORE ACCEprs.
He VIII be Present at Seattle.s Cen
tenniaI Celebration.

Col. HaInes, OF the First regiment. N. q.
W., has received al answer TO his invita-.
ton 10 Gov. Moore and STAFF. to be present
ON the occasion of the centennial anIyer-
sary OF the Inauguration OF Washington,
GA Tuesday, April sosh. Following Is the
letter Of acceptance received yesterday.
OLYMPIA, April II, 1859.
w. T. sharpe, first lieutenant and I'D
jgtant, Seattle. w. T--Str ] have the
honor 10 acknowledge receipt of the
invitation of Col. J. C. Hasnes.
commanding First regiment. N G.
W, to be present with nay staff az the cea-
tenniaf reception, dress parade aud review
10 BE- given by the officers and members oil
the First regiment. at their armagy. in Sc
slttle, Tuesday. April 20, 1852
Ii VIII afford me pleasure 10 be present
and 20 present the stand Of celors on that
occasion.
Tae appointments OF nay staff officers.
hot yes having been completed. il Is not
probable that any considerable number Of
fEens can be present. Respectfully,
MILES T.. MooEE,
Governor and commandments
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cAgPRTss CARPETS CARRIES

A fnli ana elegant Mae al body Brussels.
reduced FROM 81 s. 70 81 90 per yard
Extra sayeFb IngrAins. fail les4 ends
redHcea fresn Sc. 20 z5e-
Extra super cslst1n warp Ingram, &c
due&a from -Sx- 60 Zoe.
A splendid aiac of best tapestry BRUSSELS
reduced fr0E1 i.e0 10 asc.
We make a specially Of esslmafiHg fol
CARPETS and shades and guarantee frs
class Workmanship NJ the VERY loves
p<ices4 Texas. siGgeruga & Co
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Ar pRsvln9xcE HosrrrAI.-Alexande,

AZ PROVIDENCE ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
Hide. s Norwegian, employed al the Ak
Point brick yards. had his left leg broken
between the knee and ankle on Wednes
day by eayeIu OF sand. II is compound
fracture. and his condition Is said 20 BE- crit
zeal. He wss brought 10 Providence hospital
john Bell, logger from Smiths logging
esFap. while In sae act of scoring" tbs
end OF q log rel the axe slip, cutting ter
rifle cash IN bis right leg, below the knee
He : receiving treatment AZ the Proys-
~
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Nh RyITIEs.

81. JoAn's Ledge senight Third degree
work
LscSnSe - wei was issued yesterday sa7
William Visiting ard Annie NoreA. both
as king county.
Ms " ;. C9sket has been appointed By
Str. fsrookss Is his aepS l.oxtsnaster,
yFhSa Be assumes ensry Of The seattle
nffSce.
Robert Flock. The cripple who On ThaEs-
aas evening struck Thomas Aissan wizh
hss cane. WAS anesi 6 last evening by Jas
hse Miller.
thsna .ffns. who was secgSSa OF stealsne
IS easzfs from MIS-, ". SefgeEaan. Was dis
charged sss evening after hearing befasS
InSs1ee &ll@eE
special Ageas oE2en VIII evidently 81
rice IN his city ssAs9. IS ALREADY paTsgs
sid rars&xrs sse being geeexyea a. ihs
hand uisaFe addressed 20 hiEz.
fte p. N. trip from TacGsssa q seattle
sri tAe Gas u IN trip from seattle - Ia
aezas. 81 abe q. e. 6 y. 90. 5 steamers wts
hs abandoned untli faTtAsF notice.
Mr. s. A Hogser. q Axta~is. Or. viii -
rive IN Seattle On tha arss es MAY. ani w IL
ass as associate general s.eyss@ry Of the i
81 T. A. willis Mr. Carter. tne gcaers
secFesary. wfll sueersassnss the erection o
the aeFV y VI G. A. 6asldtng.
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- A0&UG8k S3&NNDMO0D4E KHUR0Dex
20 0s4 Ksen-
On Iharszay afxarccr Jausss Neis.
whose sal0on wAs wrecked - the pcrz-
lice a Boxhezs. April Il. acre1rea nesure
guzzice Miller snd swore oat warrants for
tbs axress uf tie foEioxInx residents Of
ESseel. en- chxzx<s eE not AID grand lxr.
cezy- gsha Bailey. Hxmp Demon. Alex
Dezaon, John Doe Els<kuouus. Rnss pzu.
Brnzon Wilson and Bill ssknx1. TIE rSox.
he alleged. consisted OF the unlawful
esseEzhSsxx Of the y.xE<zes IN question. ana
the wreekfng 81 BIS place hy fhem. srd
tae grand larceny be alicEess eazzzsse<s Of
TAG lArcszr OF iiGaors xnd glassware of the
vs1ne Of ts65-
Yesterday ne Ezrrxnss were entraxsef
Tar service 20 prpz1y sAarsE wcosevy. wno
EHcceS1ed in xFrrsssnE the persons NAMED
wlthozs say sroubie. He hrUaxft sn screen
20 this city last evening. wAen they weze
&r-z1Ene1 before Justice Mifier On mo
ton the cases were Pct CT Enta today a.
II O'Clock the seTen defendants al fur
nixhiRx bonds for their anpear2ure.
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All Kilds0f Land ScFipf0r Sale
SURVEYED Land Scrin.

ADpfTHoxAL HOMESTEAD C1aIms--In 20.
50 Ard fss acre pseres. IoeafahAe Oh aug
lands gshsect 20 homestead aud pre-ernrr-
sion entry. Large supply Ga hand no de-
lars III hil1ng orders
have fgu supp y Of FRACTIONAL AnDf.
s1o&AL HgxARsTExn cIs6fNs OF fruln three 10
20 acres wa!rh, by ratings OF the general
tAnd Office, are s0easssae or fractional sub
divisions Of sscMfie their afea or less. The
difference bling paid for Ia casa at ~ Is
per acre
pogTxgyTxzp wAga4grs ~ In 4eaere
pieces. Acs os April Il, lasa Loeatabie
or ans nnapps0priased pablo lads The
supreme eours hhs decided In Ntie0x yx.
Jackson that 1he word aasEprep-ixses -
applied 10 pssslic lands zaansss -iaot legaiss
issF1sssd o. - Will xsss AaAas 10 iae
corporate l4sssstS OF sfsw1- See sessrsf&,
rsess. decisions fa Reed "a psgAys and
. Lewis e. a. IS seattle. II viii take ocea'
x5ssSz saDszS where there = 10 legal cs&lgsa-
See B0yard vs. Baaus lE viii take with
GrawE land when the wtsh3fawAa does
nes epsggse as q stsposaa OF tie land. eee
las. rase and case o. WE. r. Bs0wn.
Scrip Loeatahls on unszrveyed Lands.
soux HAEF-HEEge SCRIP = n g. w.
sna ls0 acre pieces. act OF july y, Es@
focssatss On sey nnsHrFsge3 iaEasss Eso'
mineral.
rAIKsxzwE ss.gsr.--IE skaere psssses. act
{ of Ayssl 5, 1sT2 IA9eaaA5se ca nFy nnap
/ gsfsTlr3Rse2 ard aacesErSess pxtsstc iaEas
{ net mineral, Surveyed or nEssAyvsyesz
fa l0easxzg anY Of the ADORE scrip, n
settlement o. ress1enfs Ia FNS sired, assf
taevg ~ no MEzis to tie Qasnsi CHE yer
sxsa Rag Rse The right sitachas 81 ones
On Elsns ffs1 aeTis. and Transfers 81 It'll
Tor fxswn sites % ether TssEsy@&ez rssy b.
70 ais xftasaus ans ssezAg.
Nnt1 entries, locations. or selections, vii
noa srevens any 81 tksSe Fsghss fsusa 81
saeAiag.
w. c. HILL.
=. o. gOx TIE. SEATTLE. W. I
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Mrs. Miller lis Beautiful,
Witty and Logical.

Mrs. Miller win change costumes every
ten minutes. Dresses shown from $1,000 to
SO rainy day d,ess
Gentlemen cordially invited 10 Annie
Jenness Miller's lecture. bat viii be re-
questei 10 retire the last half hour.
Annie Jenness- Miller goes 20 London,
England, in June. under direction of Lady
Haberton, 20 lecture. On her return TO
America she will retire to private life.
Every school girl should hear and see
Annie Ienness Miller tell and show how 80
stand, SIT and walk.
Tickets on sale at the Seattle Pharmacy.
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STEINER CLARA BROWN

r EAyEs yESfaEE'g WHARF FOk "A.
IL coma. Olympia 8zd Biz skooknna ~ 7
O. n. every Moss3ay. "Wednesday ard FRI
9aT.
Returning, Leaves Shelton. Big SRooknus
~ J a. M. eve-y Tzes1sy. THURSDAY sia6 sat
nrsaF.
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dfs department. sas trsxrxxsar block
111zdsa b. B-nzdw1Y. Terrace szz6
klsvertA streets, GA she eeadssEan that ssae
esxy ssscu.d bs5ld an enxt1s hy2se ffsers0a
and equip Is with snxsasse 1sparaszas.
rssfe ske following repors xad ssearasners-
6assDa
We wuud yeyoys that ne hare had q eu--
sBlfAtznr nth she shvve named sertl@.
nzeD WHO EXPRESS themselves - wEtI5ssx Ia
uake shA gift 90 sszea egn1stson. Is VIII
D. sAsszfacsury 80 ste esuns<sss esssnssFs.
Ia fssw OF whsrhs sc respectfully seeora-
mend shsE the gfft If this aae Tns gf lxr4
Dc aeferfesf. ard that Eszs snanxs AZ shs
err 81 seAssaS y exEeEs<sd 70 ire saad
gentlemen and shat the rxezsrr4sr 81 ssse
eouDe1 shafl have ESrea1 ca the same re
Eixh appreciation which ffse essrurzEsrs
egaaeI e2fersA5as Of fsse puksse So ~
which = manifested BY the 4onsrs Of TITS
sslsA0ss psess 81 pablae property.
p. e nT EIE. Gnra.
q 1ffEF~
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nKAgm ~ wxLrM Information has
steeaa received En- Seattle that faha wesch,
she iane aishwxyHsaa OF c&hse-cSF fasas. Is
dead. 4 ssw ssags ssser ae .as tAkea fra-a
skse Fxnatenss@Ey So tie Insane aSgsGz., Be
stsesa pied - e-ssamis suicide IS climbing
Is ths saEs 81 gsse sail af TIA eHg5re Aensa
essgssaSss 81 With she institution asi
sssi5sg ~ the svuGEs distance sf ova:
.hlEsv frxg Is the fall ne recSsysss serious
st34sssss. fssxa SHEA he sssxxs after several
aaVS af suffering SFgsuEs 70 rgsssN-
sAsAssgh ae bad aes spoken egss 0sse wSsv2
fresr February T. 10 ta& tanse as was
.5ekaa ap sstev his sa1l. Re talked ffSely
ard ~ sizszxK fgEzegss g atty. during TIE l2si
snx Oars as hss life
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Ne1sgxs en- EAKssseS. --ssS gHGy Aw.sfssv
i1aTsexf w&s s.awsg Z ysssertay En sesss4ng
asus nassexs 81 seYss ssssnsns - TAP aastsss-
sprs asss 8a9zSs ~ TIE tars Aesssas5sg vssx--
isas Tas xsszslax Yt6xS AZ MeaE Eas nssss
lls the s.Ars ~ the 3gsss sEszsM1 es - tsa
sszSs0s1s hazee, az svssscssaEssSY FSgssesks4.
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Tzs sess sptaAg uaea.e1ae - EgEnAsF ;
I1epesas RsAnsa Karsfssr
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U. s. MAIL sTEamER.

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