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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-14

Yesterday morning Miss Chase went with
Marshal Green to the jail. Mr.. Dresser
brought Boyce to the Office and Miss Chase
positively identified him as her assailant.
The case will come mp in court Thursday
morning.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-14

Indigestion radically cured by the use Of Angos-
tura Bitters. Sole Manufacturers, DIR. j. G. B.
siegert & Sons. Procured of all druggists.
may12 eod&w1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-14

In Damariscotta, May A, VIM. o. Elliot and Miss
Nellie M. Hutchings.
In Poland, April 20. Capt. W. H. Walker and
Mrs. Mary Trip.
In Palermo, May 4, Charles +. Walton and Mrs.
Mary K. Jaquith.
In Waldoboro, May 8, Zenas Reed and Miss
Alice II. Clark.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-14
"Mrs. WInsIoM's Soothing sYrup,,

Every traveller should have Johnsons Anodyne
Liniment in their satchel. Safe and reliable.
may12 eOdSWlw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-14

When baby was sick, We gave ner Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Cssstoria,
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria.
deco d&w1v
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-14

For fire insurance in best companies call on
Dow & Pinkham, new Office 35 Exchange St.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-14

For any case Of nervousness, sleep.
Iessness weak stomach. indigestion, dyspepsia
try Carter's Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure.
Che only nerve medicine for the price in market
dWlW
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-14
DEATHS.

In Deering, May ID, John E., youngest son of
Ellen M. and the late Augustus Phinney, aged 10
years months.
at mis- late residence No 30 oak straet WonS S
fOrdS
In Bath May IL, Clara E., wife of Granville O.
Greenleaf, aged At years.
In Georgetown, May IL, Hattie N. Powers, wife
If Levi r. Powers, aged 81 years.
In Woolwch, May IL, Flora NJ, daughter of
VIM. G. and Emma Rice. aged 10 years months.
In North Windham, May 8. Mrs. A. S. Mayo,
aged ~ years.
In Harrison. April "a, Lucretia Sampson, aged
81 years.
In Harrison. April 81, Miss Nettie Newcomb,
aged about 16 years.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-14
AUCTION SALES.
BY r. 0. BAILEY & co. ----- AUCTlOhEERS.
Real Estate, No. 75 DanfOrth st.

IN THURSDAY. May 10Th, at O'Clock, p. NJ
" we shall sell tho valuable property, No. ~
Daniorth street, three story brick house, win
ssTeHe hhlshed rooms, arranged for two tamlney;
tIiOeSin improvements, marble mantelS, wen
plPeu ana drained, nice cellar and furnace:
Also, 81, Sottage house In rear. This property Will
eer. mavgdtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-14

UOR sALE-At Woodfords, large two story
Il house for two families, Sebago. large lot, nice
garden, with apple and pear trees, large stable
this spring. $4,000; 5000 down, balance 500
per annum and interest. W. II. WALDRON. $50
Middle street. AL
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-14
PORTLAND GAS LIGHT C0.-aENUAL MEETING.

THE annual meeting of the Portland Gas Light
l. Company will be holden at the new office of
the company, No. Temple street, Portland, on
Wednesday, the 2Ist inst, at 3 O'Clock, D. M, to
act upon the following articles:
1st. To receive and act upon the reports of the
President and Treasurer.
I'd. To choose Directors for the ensuing year
and to act upon any other business that may prop
erly come before the meeting
my14td E. H. DAVEIS, President.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-14

Tor SALE-At Woodfords, on street car
acre: high land. In full view of the city and is
called the most desirable location at Woodfords
81 800. half on mortgage If desired. w. ii.
WALDRON, $50 Middle street. AL
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-14
MARRIAGES..

Multam in paruo. Index Soap.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-14

Buyers Of Spring OVercOats will
find ON our counters these indis-
pensable garments in good quail
ties, in prices a little under the
market, in large variety, too.
Young Mems fine Black CheviOt
and Wide Vale OvereOats, Silk
faced, Silk sleeve Innings, tailor
made, and ONLY Sl5 tailOrs get
$50.
Our ''Dexter CheviOt" OvercOat,
a medium light cO'Or, i'm ALL
WOOL, at $3.50, In Mems and
Young Mems sizes, is less than a
fair jObbing price; usually retsils
at $40 for same quality.
Boys London Top Coats SIS; a
hobby article; Boston price $l2;
ages 10 to IA.
Boys Overc0ats, ages Ia TO IL
all wool, only S.; worth So.
Large Boys Custom Made Black
CheviOt Refers, ages IL to Is;
only So and SO.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-14
That
Tired Feeling

Prevails with Its most enervatng and discour
aging effect in spring and early summer, when
the days grow warmer and the toning effect of
the cold air is gone. Hoods Sarsaparilla speedily
overcomes shat tired feeling" whether caused
by change of climate, season or life, by overwork
or illness, and imparts that feeling OF strength
and self confidence which is comforting and sat
isfyng. 1t also cures sick headache bliousness,
indigestion and dyspepsia.
Takes the Lead Of all.
There are many changes in our trade old
preparations dropping out and new ones continu-
ally coming In. But there is nothing in which we
steady and permanent a demand, as Hoods Sar-
saparllla 1t takes the lead of all preparations OF
lts class" COOK EVERETT q PENNELL, Whole
sale Druggists, Portland, Maine
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-14

EOR sALE-At Woodfords, French roof
Il bouse and istable; contains rooms, bath
room, cemented cellar; lot 1000 square feet viii
let. Price $4,000. Also, at Oakdale, 2 houses,
families. N. s. GARDINER, 1856 Middle street.
LII
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-14

NOR sALE-Farm of SO acres, first quality
laad ao TONS nay 9eauti tas location on the
Portland to Saccarappa fine new buildings: free
use of Sebago forever. Cheap. Owner leaves the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-14

EOR SALE-Boarding house, central loca-
Il ton, with 20 sleeping rooms, besides pari0r,
kitchen, laundry and oyster house. Stable, with
two stalls. House filed with boarders. Leased
for 21a years. Good chance for business. Ill
health reason tsg selling. N, S. GARDINER.
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"ANTED-A good healthy young man to
w work ON a farm and to assist in the care of
an invalid gentleman. State age and experience,
and wages per month with board expected. Ad-
dress JAMES MCGOWAN, West Cumberland,
Me. I4l
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FOR SALE

THE undersigned hereby give notice that Silas
Il N. Wheeler has this day been admitted as a
partner In the business carried on under the firm
name Of Cummings Brothers & Co.
CUMMINGS BRO THEIRS & co.
Portland, Me-, May Is, 1890. my14 1--we
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-14

Il Diamond Island near steamer Isis landing.
Excellent water supply and drainage EDWIN
L. COOLING, 100 Middle street. 14-I
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-14

VNANTED-Plain sewing to do VIII 90 any,
w where in the city. Terms reasonable Ref
erence given If required. Call or address A. v. S.,
234 Oxford street, city. 14-l
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-19

u srSnsplFes that the proposition 20 en-.
Esge an attorney 70 prosecute The tax cases
under the Zee system Is not. as has been
supposed, the Graf Jos ef this kind entered
tnst' by the city council. bus that II toli0ws
sfscent precedent even more fAgrans and
sieions BY very artfnl methods os con
ssainasnt he fact has heen kept tfcm ,s.s
pnb4sc that the eonncil has catered iuto sa
sngaEsmsns with Mr. Bens1este wlaassx.
the Chicago engineer. 10 pay hstn two peg
csha upon alexpenditures in the matter q
creating acity water system. In pursuance
q shis arrangement Mr.. Williams
y 70 receive two per cent. ugssn
he purchase price ot the spstar
LII Water Company or ahout seven thoas.
ana dollars wiz somebody explain What
~. Williams has done 70 fairly easisls hsa.
% iris large iosl such explanation <As
not Dc made Mr.. Williams had 40 part ia
sAs negotiation. lie did nothing mere
than 70 make ~ estimate upcn the value
90 the works. service worth pesAaps al .ae0
and certainty not more than 81 50. iass
5eaf Colonel Wsssng. the celebrated Aani.
fsfl ensinseF. came cat from New YORK
and Alter easetnlgs examining TIE civ.
maze an saaeoFsss Fvpcst apon Tie question:
g sswersss. and ioE thia service vas s4ia
ASA Surely Mr.. Williams can nat l.x
s4slha 70 professional character higher tAsa
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Take the Train and Visit Salmon
Bay.

See the number OF mills. ship yards and fac
tories working and in progress Of construction.
Look TO the north and note its splendid sitas.
tion--a gradually rising plain with no heavy
t.rades-and AK yourself, Is THERE ANY
LOCALITY. EITHER IN SEATTLE OR
ELSEWHERE. WITH A PROsPECT OF
IMPROVEMENT so MAGNIFICENT
AJAX yourself, where will he the best
and most desirable residence property OF
this uaanufaesnring istrict? VIII Il be close In
or somewhat removed from smoke and nolse' >
The experience OF other manufacturing dis.
srIcts In Eastern towns viii answer
m WILL BE LOCATED 10 OR rs
MINUTES WALK BACK FROM THE
FACTORIES.
ssBnt." you Will respond. 'T am . man
Of limited nasans and cannot afford to
purchase tins best property"
Yes, you eAa own the best future resi-
deaee property.
40 20 ChIlbeFg a Gardner and bay o let
40 sstuatsd for s55 90 500; ssS e4sh.
balance I'm four monthly payments.
This property 10 but 5 nsinutss' walk
from lets selling ~ Ballard for $1,000
and over per lot.
Itia but six minutes walk from the ter
minus OF tn& 0rS&h LA&9 At@strtc Motor
Line nov extending.
The Front street cable - 70 De extended to Sal
ronBay ana motor line from Yssssr aveaae
"a salmon Bay Is also 70 be constructed at once.
These railway sseiiltsss. together with the
slsuArsen e. aescrised In this paper. are hound
10 snhsEce the valuation Of tnis property
several fosd.
Now f. the time % invest 10 this prop.
erty, these prices being but temporary, -
be again advanced without notice.
Every lot Of this property which Chill
berg a Gardner have for sale 10 level: No
lots in hoies or on the aides Of hfIis.
This sfFeF 70 decided haFgain wfth ma
wildcat features.
Ckflberg 4 Gardner can look their patrons in
the ere and advise them eonsrteatsoRKiy 70 bay,
knowgnw Il Is al that they advertise.
TIE aavnnce IN outside property in growing
town IL greater tlaa tae sdvHnee Ia inside
property.
wherc inside property sseresses ~ PER cent,
outside property doubles and ea&dTapiek
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thst Of col0nel WARNS. nor reasonably
dsmand higher rsse q eoanpensafsoa.
sfg. wHsIaaas u rot frssly entislsd 70
sevsn thoassna dollars or the fourth part
Of Il. ard In pledxing il 20 him the council
has most hagsxntEy abused it authority
And fBfshsr. b lis artspl conceaInsent q
this Iob il has nhowa thai + was perfecsiy
aware ~ he eoFYaps character Of IS bar
gain ana that Il was afrabI Of pEblie oFin-
ion II the truth wsre known.
TIE arrangement with Mr.. Williams il
still III force and fsifs net only fer the two
per cert. URN fhs purchase price OF The
spgfng I'LL plsnt. bnF further. Tor
two per csfst. nEoa the eoss Of Ire
extensive syssem ia prospect. This.
Isfe7s the % i aof.s. I'll gsTe Mr..
ssf1iasss tossl Zee ~ rot less tissn thirty
fIsoa md sioi.ars. 4 snm far in excess o.
lselsse4ate compensation for the engineer
sav wcfk 10 Ee lore. The method oE bis
compensation e not Likely 10 promote
ecsruofaieai management. since the greater
tie cost ne Hore The tlas. Nr- Williams Is
Iikeiy toerf3ssd ~ much Is possible
Tale lse p4ssefa Is srong n every aspect.
II pats 8 ssrsfHfaas on extravaganza and
enables the RS agens OF dssprOportionats
sums aaatr cover. II ranHos be defended
upon any I,slgeIple OF justice or. a. applied
BY the eonseii ia The Williams matter, by
any good business practice. There il an
effort to ioist II apon the city for selfish snd
corrupt reasons
The psss Ix4sLGIs EscER Is not done with
this suhiecs. Ea. viii have more 10 cay con-
eerning this retleuness ard Of those who
favored and those who opposed it.
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rHr DALaScE or TRADE.

Major s. G. Brock. the successor Of w.
T. kstizler. Is chief Of the national bureau
Of statistics, supplies large amount of
interesting information In his frat annual
report As 70 the foreign commerce he
finds that our exports fall s2.T30.oOo short
Of our imports. In 1855 the exports ex-
eeedsd THE imports By the round sum Of
si65. coo o0o, which Eel 10 100000 in
1885. and stgll further to s2f.O000e0 in 1877,
ana in 1855 there was stsii heavier de-
cline, agsregatlng 100000. and giving
balance OF S. 900 900 in imports over ex-
ports. last year vas material gain on
these figures. and perhaps there has been a
permanent turn IN the tide. But there are
some pundlss who bold that il Il sign Of
prosperity 10 have the balance Of trade
against a sign Of thrift 10 buy more than
We SELF
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asove his sleigh over train q fat Cas-
fhax arr under 3 drift a. tai place. and
even The toes q the brakes weTe not % be
seen.
Alter a careful Investigation. says the
ElsenskuYg 6anssal. there is found 10 have
heer about 70 90 bushels oE wheat, e 90
bushels 81 barley. s5.eo0 bushels q h2x
and 5000 bushels 81 oats. making total
81 sfa .ol0 bushels Of grain grown n tie
country tributary 70 PalimaR last year.
wsllm walls J0srasi al January Is
The first train ia ten days over she e. p.
reached Spokane Falls Friday evening.
-FOUR trains are showed IN between here
and Portland On the main line. and two on
the Pendieson branch, or we're IN that con-
dition this forenoon.
Professional snow shoveieTs were in de-
mand today, but none could be Iound.
They viii be around looking for JOB next
August.
IL r said there has not been q Walia
wailian who has located on the Sound dur
ing the past two or three years who has not
made money, some Of them having grown
wealthy.
Last Friday the commissioners of hit
man county awarded the contract for the
DICK VOTE on tue new CDl4t0UdS< 70 W.
White, Of Moscow. for So coo.
slaughter sun, Jan. ls.
A Compound bell for the new Presby-
terrain church arrived last Thursday. and
. beauty il is. too.
On Wednesday J. II. 0gIe received a
check for Sis from the Mappes Formula
e Peruvian Guano Company, Of New
York, as prize for the third largest yield
of potatoes grown with their guano.
several property owners adjacent to
White river, recently raised a subscrip-
ton for the purpose OF repa ring the dam
north Of the bridge. that was washed out
last year II is proposed this time 10
place the piiing in such g position that
there VIII be no danger OF their washing
ont again.
Postmaster Culver has ordered 900 new
cali boxes, fifty lock boxes. and ten large
drawers. When these Improvements ar
rive they will be placed in position, and il
viii make the Slaughter postotiice one Of
the best appointed in the valley
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The methods By which the great ex-
palmer secured votes b carry the Ronald
fee job through the council show that even
nuch great characters as town-commitiee-
men are not exempt from ordinary human
vanities For example. Mr.. Geo. w Hall.
Who represents the BelltoNn ward and who
e chairman Of the committee on public
buildings. has been sorely piqued because
the administration Of matters relative TO
the new engine hosses was not given to
his committee but to the committee On
fire and wafer, Of which Mr.. Durie Is
chairman. Whsn the fee Job came
Up and Mr.. halls vote was needed,
the chief explainer made occasion
to smooth the ruflsed sensibiIities
OF tAe n,iltown man with some
Of that ready aud persuasive gush for
whieh he i becoming noted. He alluded
20 the injustice done Mr.. Hall, 70 man AZ
cree able and upright, aud hoped that In
future The public buildings committee
welild be allowed 20 do the work properly
belonging 50 H. Honey Is not sweeter than
were the phrases Of the gifted speaker He
was entirely successful. Bslitown's repre-
sentative sweled out with emotions of
ryatifed pride and was completely molIi-
fled and hoodwinked From that hour he
was the slave Of the great explainer. and
nov readily allows the latter 10 pull the bag
over his head whenever he pleases 10 do IT,
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Tho New York Saa Is authority for the
statement that during the last eighteen
moaths- between July 1, isSs. and January
1. 1870 English capital 10 the amount of
suoo0no has been invested in the United
States. with an estimated earning power Of
100000 per aunum. THIS is not by any
means an exaggerated estimate. II other
Investments were nearly as good as was
the purchase az the ST. Louis hTeweries,
provided the statements IN regard 20 that
purchase are correst on the basis Of their
earnings for the last three years it is esti-
mated that those hreweFies will pay the
arss year 10 the English purchasers per
cent GA the bonds issued 60 cover debts
incurred by the old management. per
cent on the preferred stock. Of which
there Is 81. 81. 90. Is per cent On the com.
mon stock, and leaye a surplus Of slSe 0ou.
Does John bull mean 20 sahiarafe as hy
means u our stoiaachs and cur poeketsf
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II is Universally Predicted that In
the Year 1890

seattle wsli see me gTeasesG TIC Of imnikrasiea
Sos t0wsnds hsg thKt she has yst expenence6.
Jx.sasry 1. Isaa. TIA SerEAern Pacific win hAye
yesaovee al discganlnAsscn agAsaE seattle ana
vii tAsn Re Der ally.
TIE se2fsse. Lake shore 4 Eassern IN 100 vii
&c connected EasA the cznasisn Paetae.
ne ruica PsrtEc sss MzaisDAs sssa~confl-
reasAl rzfiwAYs are painting thsar ssasa in sAis
dsrecstun. AID ss&ttie il e@sFtaea 20 toanA Tor
ws-f ana increase a. DC ether city On rae eoatt
nsnt has
Purchase one 81 thsss lets frem call
berg a Garaner or theax agsnss Be rF0n-
sgsy ownsr 20 E4ster Bon ssasii. an1 Se unaa
ssrra wIsh ghose wAe sill prosper wish seassAess
prosperity.
omss viii Ss epen evenings untIl D.
M BE sars and see shis property before
pzrehAsfng elsewhere
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H. H. Dearborn & Co
Room. 2. HewIIn Block
wa.hfnxten ImmIsrafisn aud Homestead


We hare for sale i000 aeFta In dinef-
sns uArgs q TIE state In .. 10, -, az, 20 and
100 acre garns-g god farEaing isnds. 10 scrss
s4sar Es1sac1a. on SETTLE & LAKE. sh1ge TaaF
fgsa taiytv msies froa seattle; % acfes AZ
Enarae3ax Sc miles on Northern fEeihe fst
~nv. $50 on Hacs5ss rxnal Government land
- sereS government ssna ta kitsAp cou aty 20
Nssrps kEsAp eoaafy-s acFsss cseaEea and tsEseds
ssaetl trait orchard taree geafs ID xsed house.
cas- nfaen xnsses srnEa seattle &E@a@ peF esr#.
8. VII az hAnue fer fty properly 10 sores near
ts4eea lake esaA PEP srrr. ~ aeFes tssaF sfewn
Lake Ace sser aexss = Af2e. aeTSer isisHGs ZIG
u ass7es Fars Anzxtcs- Ssss BEG arfss acre prep
sffq s sud II azTsss Eehs FfsFt les nseO1s AfHS
Ger acre axe tFaats Ga Lake A9Snt1gaosl. eI~
fesg : tks terminus Of TIRE Masisoa street. cable
ca. "a ehaase losa la fseaSant valley. oa tae
esse n fh@ urssraass e3~cslte line A1nax sne
huotlrxar9 sor alsa sAcns lesa aaxiA neaF hta.
wafha PARK Aksa t.sss seTes eAasre rteces Of
HeFsksgu pzesEe railFoaf t&nsss n k3ps eeuafF
ss u Al tzr Rks1 aSso - - SEC . e. - =,
rts aeer Sor1herB Fke.ae FasIw4y also ixad
"a Nsst SeaEtEe--ts arrNS
pAva ! - tsn Esxeru ssAkes - Earore viii
- sappske1 @ssh iElerEs sSsea aa0us fhe r..
ssEsc6s az e4r ss&ge, HATS, eSss. etc. free lzt
&h@rve exeezE KhA po&EASe. azaassB Ing oFas
rasflr = 4 ~ re1tS. BE- e11ressssz fhts ctzsss
Es,ssras n are - knEweA szila5nE, cnFn%E 81
CasunAgA k2a Frost streets seattle Aaaains
faa-
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AnsWers.

Firs-The natural advantages OF Salmon Bar
surpass all other localities
second--Its proximity 10 the terminal grounds
Of the seattle. Lake Shore aud Eastern Railroad.
destined to be the terminus OF two transconti-
mental systems.
Third-The only other available manuiactur-
ing site close TO Seattle. namely. the harbor tide
fats win be in litigation for years. owing 20 the
many claimants aud controversies connected
with it. While this Is the situation. Inn
provements win take piacs Of any extensive
character there. thus FORCING MANUFAC-
TURERs TO SALMON BAY, where good
title can be obtained and possessing all the ad-
vantages Of rapid transit for freight and pas
sengers.
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The rsrs Townsend th8 wsS iabilant a
fsN days $50 on the strength q an asSsf-
aace that aa adequate sum bad been sub
sefsbsst So Insure handsome hotel. with
al modern improvements. fos the Gate
City. Hut ncu i il indignant. wlsA APP
rsrvns sgstscs. ovcr the sses that lard
ewnsFs aetaand sxsortlouAss prizes Tor an
tlisiS,e a.te. Is Is ssSgavalnw.
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Nobody can deny that William f. Glad
store, the srsnd cid man" Of the English
liberals. IS worker Last month this
wonderful ocsogensFian was engaged on no
less than six Important magazine articles.
one ot them being an elaborate review Of
1sanysons poems, tie may i've 60 regret
that be did Eot cut dowa tae nanber 10
EVE. emitting hts tr~e trade tlt against
hlaine a. the Nssss tssefiasaA
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ms drieY svss tie arresataasni ~ a
Waited sisses Au1re = very {mepasssseas
sith i,ss rrssatsy expressed anxlesy q ne
standardization 81 this matter ear sen.
staFe have nR5snf ia Recommending 1adee
AanSefa, q usan eutiFssy eeaspstent. asa
sherr esgAs Is - no garshes sfssay.
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II aoaaA hs Interesting 10 kaoN Whsshsr
salisbury has saeasas,i. and i ~. how
Enaeh, hs tsllysAggluR sssrFvYst little FaF-
saEsl sate tesiEi.l aasAnsns oE her AsF3c4a
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