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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-26

A wELLKNowN Oil City man, who has for
years acted as usher In one Of the churches,
recently went away for vacation. He took
seat in the cars several minutes before the
train started, and every time q person stepped
in he would get up and show hfm or her to
seat. As the passengers entered he would say:
fright down this way. please" or Here are
good seats down this way" After while q
friend reminded him that he was not in
church and it was hardly necessary Tor him to
seat the congregation.
AT an oId-folks' picnic in Tioea county.
few days ago. one Of the speakers was Rev. Joel
Jewell, of Syivania-the Oldest minister in that
part Of Pennsylvania He is So years OF age,
and to all appearance as young as he was 20
years ago. He said, among other good things,
that he had not tasted tea or coffee for years,
with one exception. and. better yet, had never
used Intoxicating liquor.
A YOUNG lady with peaohy complexion and
a wealth of auburn hair went into Gaylords
barber shop in Wilkesbarre yesterday. and let
her tresses flow to have them curled. The bar
ber wove the mass OF hair around the hot iron
and staggered back as II he had been shot. The
lady's hair was full Of electricity, and the
muscles Of his arm were sore for an hour.
WHEELING boss barber In a whisper to new
journeyman: .Be very particular about that
gents pimple. He spent dollar in this shop
last week.
WILSON MILIo, OF Sandy Creek near Erie,
was killed by q fall from barn . few days
since, ana his wife died an hour later from the
shock OF his death. They leave 10 children. The
father had SIS 900 life insurance.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-26
EIiz., Cook.

LONDON, September 25.-Eliza Cook, the poetess.
died to-day at Wimbledon, where she had lived IN
secluslon Tor many years, She was born in iSIs. =
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-26

A BLACK snake seven feet in length was
killed near Casstown, Miami county. o., few
days ago by Mr.. Samuel Harbaugh, Of that
place.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-26

THE t rain robbing industry in the South
appears to be sharing in the general activity
of business.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-26

Total crop of 1889 will be-. .......2 2Ss 2g2 Oss
Against total in 1883 of. 9S7 79O COO
We summarize the reports of correspondents
relative to the present condition of corn foows
Illinois, 81 per cent; Indiana, "a; Ohio, 81; Ken
lucky. 1ol; Missouri. 9S; Iowa. 90: Kansas lilo; Ne
braska, 96; Wisconsin, 70; Michigan, 69; Mime
sofa, 81; Dakota, IL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-26
TRI-STATE TRIPLES.

HARRY FULLEN, of Steubenville, who has
almost reached the allotted time Of three score
and ten, ran 50-yard race with Mr.. Benedict,
who is a professional, and beat him with ap-
parent ease.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-26
Just the s,yIe for ,vinc.

From the New York Press.l
The great American hog has two legs. You
are quite as likely to find him under 3 nobby
silk tile, and fur-lined overcoat as in rough
and homely garb.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-26
TERMS OF THE DISPATCH.
POSTAGE FREE IN THE UNITED STATES

POSTAGE FREE IN THE UNITED STATES.
DAILY DISPATCH, One Year.......-...-........Ss 90
DAIlY DISPATCH Per Quarter ......... 2 90
DAILY DISPATCH one Month ................ 20
DAILY DISPATCH, including Sunday, year. 10 90
DAILY DISPATCH. including Sunday, Sm' tbs 50
DAILY DISPATCH including Sunday. month 90
SUNDAY DISPATCH, One Year ................. 50
WEEKLY DISPATCH, One Year ...............- Is
THE DAILY DISPATCH is delivered by carriers at
Iscents per week, or including Sunday edition. at
70 cents per week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-26
THE PARROT MAY PEACH.
An IpjudicIous Capture Made by Men Who
Didn't Think Of II.

Didn't Think of II.
NEW YORK, September 25.-John Ittner, of
One Hundred and Seyenty-seventh street and
Webster avenue, is kicking himself, even as he
kicks his dog, for relying on talkative parrot
to keep burglars away from his road house.
Neither proved in the least effectual. burglars
got into his house and cleaned it out The only
hopeful thing about 1t Is that they took the
parrot away, and that the bird may wake up
enough to give them away, for Mr.. lttner had
taught the cunning bird to cry: Its along time
between drinks" and thus stir up the memories
of laggards in the business of treating.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-26
CLEANED IN GOTHAM,
s.abbsd 5, HI. Son.

STABBED Dy His Son.
NEW YORK BUREAU sPEcIALs.r
NEW YORK. September 26-Pau1 Bnngart. 4S
years old, weilknown and wealthy resident
of Brooklyn, was stabbed four times by his 70
year-old SON Paul Last night. Young Paul and
his brother Joseph got to fighting in the yard
behind the house. While their father was try
ing to separate them Paul threatengd 10 do
him up" Mr.. Bungart ordered Paul to leave
the house. PAUL said ne would 90 for SO Mr..
Bungart got stick and caught Paul by the
collar to fog him. Paul turned on his father.
threw him down and drew knife Mr.. Bun
eart roared for help His son choked him un-
til he could shout no more, and then plunged
the knife twice into his breast and once into
his neck and cheek As the young man raised
the knife for another lunge Mrs Bungart
rnshed in and pulled him of Mr. Bungart,
though weak from loss of blood. jumped up,
threw his arms around Paul, and neld him fast
until his younger boy fetched policeman, who
took the unnatural son on to prison. Mr.. Bun
CART was unable to appear in court to-day. The
SON is held without bail
A ABegsar with Bank Acccunf.
Charles Gesseline white-haired and ragged,
has sold matches and begged In Fifth avenue,
near Fourteenth street. for several years. He
became angry to-day at two women who re-
fused to give him money, and swore &C them.
They complained to a policeman, and he lugged
Gesseline into police court The oficer re-
ported that be found SO gold piece, seven
silver dollars and one dollar in change upon
the prisoner. There was also bank book on
Williamsburg bank showing $500 to the old
mans credit. On the way to court Gesseline
offered the officer SIT IL he would let him 60.
The wealthy beggar was sent to the island for
six mouths
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-26
Average Yield.

Assuming That the crop IN other
States will be equal to that of 1885 or 525 275 n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-19
MEMS OF THE NORTHWEST.
Projected Railway from Adams
ta Astoria.
fsErffsstai ssrs~ys-gsrh suahs.
nsssh ore-rsrritsrszi
Notes

AEAazv Herzsj
ssfy Surveyor W. II. Barr. one .;
the stockholders OF the aIsanx 4 ~
fersa ra'lgay OF fais ctr ahseh ~a-
serentis Incorporated wifh a ea0saAl
stock OF 81 tssstss8 Ass.nsssse.vs IT,
S0rE YESTERDAY 81 fhe preslnsSs4srx
survey % the kEe He Z - = parfy 81
aftt&n men. They wsil make rss4s s-ss,.
their headquarters for sevsraa .iaws
I he survey xiii start near lie Fer~v
lFsa Ssa1 De run on direct Efne ssarou "a
ssse Dor fs.sss corner OF Benton eoanfs
shro'ash Polk and pssrfisn az Yasa-
alH counties. - Tillanaosk- nryssss u =
cen Meeting There with the Astoria 81
South Coast railwAy.
L ne definite location CT The -rsass =
TIE work undertaken bv ras survey
ors. after which the company sill ~
cure the right of wav. ssskh this ae.
com raishest the company has asSlr-
assee that there vii be no trouble in
securing anal PIE backing 70 casrv the
Undertaking To- It's ultimate compile
ton.
The people of Albany have hsrrso-
fore exhibited remarkable enterrrt~e
IN -esnrfag important railway conn &c
uoifs aid y the Albany 4 Astoria
railroad j. pushed through % give
THIS eltv. ia addition 70 the nartanr at
faquIna, an outlet NJ the seaport al
Astoria. the result viii be felt ugan
the commercial interests of Albany IN
4 manner calculated TO exceed the
hopes oI the eity : future.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-19

A Remarkable story From the In
terror ~ A.tatte Turkey.

i native newspaper Published at
kll.is, IN Asiatjc Turkey. narrates the
following remarkable story. Three
Aassnlman travelers we're lately jour.
neying To Poalank. ON arriving At \
spot called Ahiat. or the lake OF Vaa.
one Of taem appr0as hed the water and
began his additions. A. he Was dip.
ping his feef into tire lake he altered a
scream. Has leg had been seized in
the Ias at a marine monster. which
was dragging hitn into the water.
Ills companions ran 80 his assist
ance. and taking hta hy the HANDS
they succeeded in bringing him
ashore hat what Vas their surprise
when they saw the monster also
emerge from the water firmly attached
hy she teeth % tire calf of his leg
Knives. sticks. aud everything else
that was brought 10 bear upon the
monster proved unavailinr, and Al
la>t the Ingenious travellers hethoueht
themselves az heroic measure. They
Iif a good Ere. and on il the jaw ~ the
Obstinate animal holding the man =
les was placed the companions IT the
victim, n no v "a yelling with pain all
the while standing near "a watch the
result
The heat apparently aroused the
animal from its torpoT. It begarf TO
move it, body and suddenly fiew into
the air, still holding the man By the
leg After flying mp Ia height OF
abssllt forty yards il directed its course
towArd The lake, into which il plunged
With a mighty splash, burying its vic
tins IN the depfbs Of the v aier.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-19
TERRITORIAL SURVEYS.
The Contracts Let blythe Surveyor
General During 1he Past Y~ar

OLYMPIA. July l8-The following
are the contracts let by THE surveyor
general during the past fiscal year and
those now in progress
J. i. Sheets. July 2. fss9. towns hiu
81. range west. estimated liability
>.-ass -
Amos Bowman, October - lss9
township =, range east. liability SIS.
j. ". Galhraith. February :. Iss9
township =. range east. kgbility SO
}. A. Navarro, May :, isS9. township
40 range - east. liability 81 go.
C0arles VI. Anderson. Nav Is. lssq
township 10. range . east, liability
s6ls
Francis r. Loehr. Jane Is. 1850
township :, range - east. liability sfI3.
Frank y. Henry, June -. Iss9,
township i6. range west. liability
Timothy Il. Berry. June Il. ls.9.
$3.50.
William q. Gas. lin. June 10. lsse
township -, range IS east, liability
s. SO.
|. NJ GaIbraish June Is. 1850. town
snip 81, range 5 east, liability $50.
The following invitations tor pro-
nosais have been advertised: Town
ship 81 north. ranges Il and h west:
township q north. range Il west
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-19
RES AND GRAPES.
The fSsest Does No Damage to the
Fruit. bot Mach Coed.

tttafoFFeSe' Journal.
nr James Mcbride and have Just
turned away from Tie study of the
bee tongue through the microscope
perfectly satisfied that the bee can not
per citrate the outer skin. or even the
second skin, Of the grape. This i
also she decision Of the leading ento-
uaei0Eiss, and the scientists u the
government have 50 decided. II would
IL precisely ~ II a salnt-F should try
- h0fe hose through an inch plank
wifh an ordinary paint nrush. for the
point 0f tsse' tongue y microscopic
brush, which, q pre- ssd ora the outer
sksa. woaei spread cat like the brush
* painter and refuse the desired
entrance Bar shsn the grapes here
aftgi there are pierced by other insects
OF bjrsi~, ard most ii the Juice il Jeff
g. rut in laxtapositi8n - the sound
and umhrnken grapes. the contagious
F0f wouid 20 ca from grape to grape
uatll the Whole oaneh would BE- ruined
were Il not Tor the asefgi bee, whieh
IN anesliaielv plgnges is ba~hg tsngas
tnfo each ariace and extracts the
yeastv Taast sroa the broken huh
sme dTlex ap I8 short Part 81 a day
81 The esfenaing matter. aud as a
sesVrnHeT saves tie fruit frun iasgif-
af3se destrustion TIE bee Il too
sgaaFt - plange IL sting into grape.
aad II Is only 70 TFoiong lsfs that it
sasnZs 4 fEsE4F sal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-19
New COMBINATIONS.

OLYMPIA. July l6-The following
corporations have fled articles in Sec
rotary Wh.tes office
Dies MoineS City Improvement Coz.i-
pany. Tacoma; capital took. siou,
nA. trustees. -. W fsarlow. +. 4
Blasher, Charles NJ Johnson, j. W
kieeh. Object The buying and sell.
ing of real estate and ia approving the
same.
Washington Territory Investment
Company. Seattle. capital stock. $50.
go. trustees. ". r Bailey. T.. A
Stout George ii Hebron. L. Ii
Bowie aud Josiah Collins. il. Object
To purchase, hold, improve. mortgage
sesi and convey real and personal
property te collect rents, 10 bug and
sell real property on commission and
otherwise engage in a general real
estate business.
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An extraordinary faliacy = tie
dread % night air What air can we
breathe at night bat 'nighs ar The
choice Is between pure night air FROM
without and foul air trom within.
Most people prefer TIE latter an me
accountable eh0sce. What vtil they
saw ii Il - proved that fully one
hais az al fhe diseases we suffer frokt
are ccca-ionei BY psopie sleeping
uifh their winaows SHUT An oren
WINDOW most nights il ths year can
never hart anyone In great cities
night air Is often the sse-t and pare I
L, ~. hasi N fgenty -foar hoaFs. One
c5t4lsl letter understand shutting the
windows in toRu during the Say than
4ursag the might Ter the sake Of the
sick The absence 81 smoke. tss quiet
all tend e. make fhs NIGHT the best
tlale for airing tae patient one u
our highest medical authorities Ga
csgf.sunp taon ami climate has bold Use
that the air of fsondon is Hever -
esaal a. after 10 clock AZ night. A.
saws air yoar roola. Their from sbe
outside air Il possible. Nsneio@s are
Fuasfa To opea. doors are maize - shEl;
a truth xhsEh seems extremely 5ft-
aeuig ~ zpgrsflsGg seen. Assrg room
nanss be Asred t~1En sifhsHs, every
xsssgaers from Within
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ANOTHER FAMILY
OUT OF TROUBLE
And Is . Result. Happy.

such a remark as this
will always draw the atten-
ton of every good thinking
man or woman. We all
desire TO be out OF trouble
and happy. and when We
read as above. our hearts
JON IN congratulations. This
IS one of the many cases
thar our heading meets ex-
actly.
l. G. w MORTLEY, $50 =
Howard street, have been a Sc
we're sufferer for years. and have
had the best doctors in San Fran
cisco attending me, without any
results for the better. Ny trouble
vas severe attacks of pains in nv
back and chest headache loss of
apFstite; ianguid, tired feelings
skin rough and greasy, and in fart
generally broken down in health
purchased two bottles OF your
GREAF SIERRA KIDNEY AND
LivgR CURF. and after two weeks
| find myself cured OF all nv all
neEItS Ny appetite IS fine, my
pans are gone, my skin Is clear,
and ] can surely say am well,
and viii ever thank your wonderful
remedy for my health, and, in fact,
my life. Very truly yours,
g. ". MORTLEY,
fss9af ~-r Er~r,s-1as~a tF~l
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-19
STATE SETTINGS

Z Spokane l. oSerr'in with thieves.
+ There is deasth # brick a. Walls
Walla
IN attempt sas made Sunday night
( 30 barn Paseo.
The Aberdeen water omrarsv {.
now an assured fact
+ 4 tine weld of wheat is expected il
the viesnsEy OF Waitsburg.
The Oregon State Press Association
Nll sueet u Newport next moth.
4 Teg bank i % 6 ssfaHslShe 81
Colyilse with Mr.. J 5. Moore As presi.
dent.
The next meeting OF the Grand
Lodge, 4. q. L. W. viii bc he'd in
Astoria.
There are about a.se ties at skipa.
ncu fer the Astoria & soash Coast
railroad
The schooner Jeweft sailed from
Ho4uiam last week with ds1 tlsl feel
81 lnmber.
\ new Presbyterian ehnrch, 1sx2
feet, Il being constructed IN Davenport
I to cost s. Os9
on the Eureka HAT the wheat har-
vest has begun. and Il good crop iS
being gathered
A. the recent eits election IN Dayton
J. n. kellogg was elected mayor by A
majority OF 81
The sawmill at Fairhaven Is ready
10 begin business. 1t has capacity OF
75,tG0 feet per day.
Prof T.. y. Livernaore. Of Spokane
Falls. has been selected a principal Of
the 0aksiale pubic schools.
Thomas King. OF >pangle, has gath
cred forty bushels ct cherries from
ten trees the present season.
4 stock ompanv has beer formed
AZ Hoquiam to build hotel The
sum of SO, SO has been subscribed.
Grading on the terminus end of the
Chehaiis valley railroad, is about e.
commence IN great shape. - siasaiRg'
fsHigR
The earpenters' strike ar Vancouver
=. e., has been settled by the conceS-
sion on the part 81 employers of all
that the men demanded.
The Spokane & Northern railroad
has thirty miles OF track iaid and some
sixty-five or seventy miles graded
Work l. being pushed rapidly.
Rev. George III. Irwin, Of Union
recently appointed superintendent OF
the Chemawa Indian school, wil soon
cave for his new field of dgty.
The Oregon Railway & Navigation
+ Construction t'nmpany are advertising
+ for SO teams 81 81 per day, ~ build
the branch from Iekoa 10 Maiien.
The buildings and valuable machin-
erv at the Buronian gold nine south
west OF savanna uear Port Arthur
have been destroyed by bush fires,
Fl. q. Paige, Goa Inspector for the
+ first judicial district u this territory
has made his annual report "a the
governor. He places the total output
at about 710o tons.
The steamer karigk. which recently
grounded OF the Fraser river sands, Is
( injured more than at first supposed
Her hull was strained aud the keel
considerably torn ~.
\ limestone leziee. thirty feet IL
T thiek ness, giving = per cent. Of a fne
quality al lime. has been discovered on
the Ttesan. A mountain af planbage
has also been located on the Fsesan.
( Faensbufg Regta.-g Aboat i0,st
sheen have eros ed the Colamhsa
within the last few days, and 9ss
more from the Big Bend eoautry Eiil
4 cross the Moses Coulee ferry III feH
days.
On Friday a Young man named
Harry Worried. while bathing neal
Nanaimo. vas drowned. The body
vas recovered some hours Afterwards
He was aged - years. ard was eIm
plovea In the Suu,hfield mine.
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ssssrsrzse iaaS~ Ter osas Of her H.sgs
sfdasiEezap szasstaer BIKE she shrss her.
sell heszesa the ehsla sni iss Peril.
~hss = kfacc8es sioxa ky The animal
szsd h<sf Tor the r-eSeEsss os naiaxl
snss.h siss shaved ny asing tssers. shs
xo1s4 have hesn hooked "a death. A. ii
szs she s4s considerably bruised and
tratsfae znss alkneSs striped Ct her
ssszfssssE by the snrsgss9 e~svSrse. Rsssh
syes we're sss4Gkss an ugir xuHad ia
- tSsf or Ter heal besides tie bruises
GA Ser sinshs ard asssiy. FovtansFssx
ne 1atsrIsal iniGriss we're recesves
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snohannish Ere

s'2t-AHlAt-s- r. =
Snohonish has been enjoying q fe-
yer OF excitement this week ora ae-
count Of the receipt OF an ASSAY Of ore
purporting 70 have been found in The
Silver creek district Mr.. Lang, of the
Snohonlish Mining Co, brought down
a piece Of rich-looking ore which he
claimed was 'croppiugsn from one Of
the company's recent discoveries.
The specimen was sent To the chem
zeal laboratory and assay Office Of
Thomas Price & SON. 52i Sacramento
street, san Francisco. Their eertlf-
icate of assay shows the ore to con-
tain Il .oz gold. worth Sis. AMI Is
SOL ez. silver, worth ST. .il5 ~. or a
total value OF 81 i56.su per ton. Is
this assay is from alleged groupings,
IL i safe 10 say that the vein from
which il came wlli prove Ia be the
richest ever discovered. If j, has not
already done 80.
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= s@Nsa~<@' -
iAs >E<s.asse & Northern railroad Is
SONG seru Arsa With rrss4arsalsle RAPID.
Nv I've energetic uaen hare IL in
charge Mr. =. u. gnrhia. i Ao g.s5ks
aiseF ssae flnassces aasi J " RGTkiev
Be i tssssAg Tire constr Eas'tissn wof l.
-ofass forty niles ag tsacz Ass9 already
oeefs aaas and S3Ess eS the locomotives
susi cars ior the nsx CO.'S pany have
aFrfEsSs sEsts are ssvsasiv IN <errlre. It
= sxg@gT ess that tie Inc will lie ogenssz
teF tF2EAc sa 1oayss2e before the nrSf al
tSeFsstser. Tie distance to that >. ace
tTogza this C3fy ) about eignfe usseS.
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VIZ 2 af7Tt-7- 37ffEl.
Berry HatIey died Suddenly on
Monday ou the Rockford placer claim
about mile above Murray. He gas
making shingles in grove OF cedars,
appaseutly we'll. wLea he was stricken
down. He VAS discovered almost i'm
saeeiiately by his son. but nothing
could he done fo restore him. He
was beyond human AID ar skili DR.
Kelly Has Summoned ard pronounced
il ease OF apoF4exy ia the absence Of
any heart trouble during the gan :
lifetime The dseea sed has lived on
tAe Rockford claim for Eve years and
WAS one OF the pioneers 0f the Ceur
Il kens
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II = understood shsf q company has
eeca formed IN shis city for the erec-
tsas Of a sasmill in A!ferns with a
capacity OF $4,000 ie~t per day. Ar
engagements for proceeding with the
work are not wa com T.8efcsi, though
they Ssls be IN the course 81 few
weess. Aihern3 offers one Of the best
sites on the coast Eoy sawnsi3is. and
Tie first - enter into the business
there wia undoubtedly have a good
n
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iffssEi& / iEzs2.
Mr. J. knciehardt. agent Tor the
British American rac king Com parry,
has received w0ryl from SIR. Gus
Holmes. manager OF the company :
eannsry on the ckeena. that the pack
OF canned salmon up to she 5th last
Was over 500 eases from his eannery
alone, w1ieh was the largest of auy
esnnery In the province Mr Holmes
expeotsd nlonfh good fishing yes,
and sas prepared to pat up so6st
cases
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The Clan; diamond. lately dAscov-
s-esi RI CSpe Colony and rex Ak the
Paris exposition weaEha lNs eSfats
aasi i vaiaes4 az - sss5 80. g = seFss
ia 3 glass ease sy Esek safi g2ars iAlfs
starsa around il b DAY 81 sight = =
plaesss8 ig1 = big SAFE, Rssich is similarly
ersarsesl Al nlgst IL Is s&ss Is - ~
tna Er.t mAbsF AEd as pore - tie
fsuse.# Recent Cd ths kFenrs CFewn
.IssFs n3s. Ii Il s8T sale, SID ig $
easssHs semElv sxpscsss that s01se Alassi
san. "a hssfaesp aia clothes sEse1 = sisssirh
Has. xsli sosse aiang ass It these las
Ana hssT se - ysc-ekes ssete
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raciac Coast spars.

The bark Taonas :. Stoweis 81 pres
ent hing in the Royal roads reaay TO
,separt FOR E'eptgsFd. EagiAnd The
vessel carries a. cargo 80 spars for
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