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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-04
A New Occupation.

The latest occupation open to women
is that of lamp carer. don't know If
that's what the ladies who take care of
lamps call themselves, but that's what
they really are. There are two in the
city now, or there will be two during
the winter. They are reduced gentle
women" and each morning they visit q
number of houses and clean, fill and
'ix" the various fine lamps set before
them. The average servant can do moth
ing with a lamp but spoil it; but these
ladies don their aprons and rubber
gloves, clean the outside and inside of the
lamps, see that the wicks are in good or
der, fill the lamps and leave them so that
even the stupidest servant cannot pre-
vent them from burning well.
They have studied lamps, know the
right kinds and sizes of wicks, know
whether COLA oil is needed in one kind
of lamps and starlight" in another,
and altogether they take away from the
owners a great deal of the. care which
the management of the rediscovered and
much multiplied lamps brings upon
them.-Chatter,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-04
Killed by Performing Leopard.

At the palace Of Bangkok the other
day performing leopard was brought
in for the amusement Of one of the
young Siamese princes. In one princes
retinue was young girl of about IA
years of age. The leopard jumped on
her breast. It was merely in play, said
the animals care taker, who begged her
not to be frightened, but in another mo-
ment the leopard had seized the girl by
the throat, and she died in sight of the
Mortified spectators, who fled in panic
London News.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-04
Failures in Life,

People fail in many ways. In business, in
morality, in religion, in happiness and in
health. A weak heart is often an unsuspect-
ed cause of failure in life. If the blood does
not circulate properly in the lungs, there is
shortness OF breath, asthma, etc.; in the
brain, dizziness, headache, etc.; in the stom-
ach, wind, pain. indigestion, faint spells, etc.;
in the liver, torpidtty, congestion, etc. Pain
In the left side, shoulder and stomach is
caused by heart strain. For all these mala-
dies Mr.. Miles New Cure for the heart and
and recommended by ]. Leist, Treatise free.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-04

A family by the name. of Moore, living
six miles west Of Columbus, Ind, has a
peculiar and distinguishing family mark
running through three generations. AT
a reunion held recently it was learned
that out of twenty-seven persons, who
represented the three generations, nine
teen had six toes on each foot.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-04

The mayor of Newport, Mont, de-
clared some new baths open. He then
withdrew, and throwing aside his robes
Of Office reappeared before the large gath
ering of ladies and gentlemen in a bath
ing suit. Plunging into the water he
swan the full length of the bath, and
his example was followed by several
town councillors and policemen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
PERSONAL.

Mrs Custer. who has been visiting several O, hep
gallant husband, army friends in Montana and tlc
Daiotas /, finishing mp the Chicago postscript Of Ir
trip. and i, liable 10 reach home any day.
Referring 10 the report that secretary Blaine +,
about 10 vi,!. tcor:l The Atlanta Lmrral- s.v..
while ninc.icni, Of the white people Of the son,h
Democrats. yet I" those broad and liberal Repnb
Leans who ri.c IN" appreciation of their entrs
country, aVay> - extend ~. hcartost
gr,rling AID a. i, head Of thi, nunirr Il, d,v ws
unhc >itatinlly Place the name Uf Jane, g. Bianes
An Amusing story j. told Of - Gi,,insri,lled and
popular m.'ini'r al Tn. E"man Catholic hierarchy 4
the Irlt" SLATE. In runn"ct.un with hi recent visit
- 'rr. NhimIT:iu 10 -" The Passion Play He Was
| a"ron.pan. Il by hi, Gin rlain. or -"cr"i'ry. Thy
would faln have had Il I,",m each Int tins WI, aot
possible. ih"v hE"h down separately to Their
PRAYERS by i'"i i'ii" rot. AID pc-"nl' II crossed
the mind Of H." chaplain tha; u would 10. We'll
- n.h" hi "r,'n- -h"r"r than ia" arlib hops and
h" r'd""G "N"f h. >hp"d"r (" 80. If hi, superior
Ma aL3t 10 nii." an end. TIN" archbishop. pr,>un-
"hv anN.o"> nos - >'anlali1o h. ,h'plnn 10y tie
~hpitr',~ ." hi- iII''i-. al" sa""N "''r A.> >hou
dr. and ~ai' Il. The pi"c",> wI> repeated! >ev raj
,lm"-. E"l -rprl',n'> ""r" very IRE" and IN tine
h"ih fen "~L"p. ih"y v"r" fpnnd IA the morG!ns
"n their hl'', .ti!l. and ~."'piH-.
Mr. Eoi''i Loai, >ro;"'>on. the novelist Is ex.
p"',el in Eu.lnI n'>r month. He is returning with
III" !n"nii"n "f arranging BIZ aGa> in England aud
,''rlii. c;mla"'ii, ~ MI that he want, %
MAJ" hi H. "a hon" complete JOS l. rs looks.
i''-" H. WI tai" "1'" "fl nm aii"I iENiaI ii'
i"~d 81 ~ Do. pa"r property. liz "-iai" ia SAMOA
j. Il do~4." cube Giin'u-Ipi>. Mr. >i"V"u proudly
boa -'i- tlAi n 'r;ili- nu be-, t't'. Vai,if falls,
He ~ -. he = a".'r' 10 literary PCS
Il :. l.,r'dc'.i era ha~ po>, >~'"i even 0r".
pr!acc victor N,po"on'- looGc has gone mad and
M';oi people IA i.rIi--rl- r." animal fist attacked
N" yal"' aiL iuai crvrn' q" Y. Blanc. tn" Princes
,ccr.rary and it Wa iih"l for examination TO
" Cr~pi. y lril veterinary ~ -""n. Will" Under.
..uir, -p".i nu 't' do fn'' - zap ~ VI. CT, ~,
VII, "-'Ar"i rrh i ~hr'' "'n'h "n tho arm. tho
,,i . &c. 90 ist,i- -nl," ftIr''-l NJ u i!"- Prince
fnr ''' t'' tni"'' l"'i~"N- =" li> - order To- De
tr,,.r. i'.ql u.fh the prof IS" G-'"i"r'd
VI Pa; ~. nuly ~" rs" t. nay" been pd ~
l.uG"r t,"au'ut the N'l7li'l "n -" ann - it
..",ilagV III. .,. u"''i 'r"n"d >l.-t aid lAeiy
To- lead to 10 ,..l- -,',''u- i"-i.f-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

bany District have irSt-clas' nominee III I'o-
ward \. Durant IT,. and since they nave 1re
urontlv elected their man. ana since Il goo"
MANY Democrats at the capital are eVld'h''F
tired Of the boss who has been rIiinG 'hcnl
with a rod of iron, they may well lccl en-
couragcd to try for another victory. .Nhn Will
is true OF the \lhl%y district apples a''o u
tho XIIth. the With and the III d'>fiir'S-'h'
EcpuhicanS have a fighting chance III all Oh
them and must make the most oi II.
All signs favor the success at tho h"p"h-
lic1nS of Ncw-Yor!i this I'LL. They haN" an
admirable platform in the record OF '"i@ic>,
for tho last session. II is fruitful record. iull
of good works that rromot ii" common WEI
fare And besides. Is has been shown me!
have placed in nomination body OF mon VINO
are worthy Of the public con';d"nc" Inc ST.
nation is full of encouragement. But Ic' us al
beware of ovcr-coniid"nc"-that vie" which mas
proved the ruin Of 50 many promising can
vases. The campaign must be prosecutor am
gently in every district until tive Attn ol NO
ycmbcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
FOURTEEN PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Eorcrn-The BRAZILIAN elections passed on
ouirtly. though there we've many alF-'''"Ns "l
froud - The complaints against p'iirr'n'l
for cluhbn. people at Tippcrary wer" heart III
that town and were ultimately whh''f'"l'
Russia has refused To recognize the liGht "i IiF''
Ferdinand 10 rule Bulgaria. - corn avn
in Pcsth has failed for 100000" HORNS: o'u''
failures are expected - Emperor "lIlA'H
L.o rcturpcd 70 Berlin from Austria. - f"nl
,ivos werc los, hv tie sinking of a Portuguese
steamer in collision.
Domestic Tie President visited the o."
Palace at Ottumwa. Iowa. - III" r'p'r' "' INV
Committee Of Nine methods OF the fTn CIV
Committee was presented to the American Board
at Ninncapolis - Tic story Of the alleged az
,orn. NO shoot G Y BrcckinrI,lce is denounced by
Arkansas Republicans rs false. - ! u" harness
races at Baltimore were confirmed. - Inc
Ira;,, Conference AT Lake MohonlS WIS cont'nu"d-
- The machinery of The rev cruiser N'""rN
hro,,c down on thr trial "trip of the vessel wh'cH
had to return 70 Cramps yard - In" >''re-
1orv of the Treasury issued a circular oAeT!n- 7"
rclcrr, 4 l-2 per cent bonds. with interest 7"
August 81. leul The British Iron ana
Steel Institute began its sessions III lN'Sonf-'
-. The case Of the Pullman Car company
against the Wagner Car Company Tor IhifIni"
u,cpt of the vest bulc patent Was SYST 'li'"'
agreed upon l,v the conference committees OIL lac
Renuhlicans Comfy Democracy ana le"p"
Ieacne and was confirmed hv the League ' on
yention: For Mayor, Francis NJ. scott '"h'r"''"r'
Tbeodorc W Myers: DStrr'Nio!"N J""H w
Golf: President oi the ltoari Of Aid'rihcn. James
W Halves: judges of lie Superior Court. '"lol"
lanes NJ Narnum and Judge John j. fTienhhh' :
.Jrdgcs of the City Court. Donald Mclean ana
Ahncr C. Thomas: Sheriff, William H. '"rsi :
County Clerk, William II. Hcua,ny. - The IN
sane man who became notorious by reason OF DIS
ncrsecntion of Miss Mary Anderson. shot and EiII"d
DIR. g. W. LLOYD of the Kings County Insane
ASYLUM where the crazy man had previously
bccn confined - The Fassctt INVESTIGATING
Committee heard the Rev. Or Cro>hys testimony
nm the Excise law and began 20 look into the work
Of the County Clerks office. - winners M
Morris Park Eon. Annie. Montacn. La I"Sca, Tan
Can Puns,er, ir. and KinCstork. ~ Sto"k' active
and although depressed IN the carly dcan-s h'9h"r
in the afternoon. closing strong and confident
The Wcathcr.-Forcc;tst for to-day: S.IGhtE
warmer and generally fair Trnprr'tnr" N"s'"r-
dav: Hiahcst, q degrees; lowest, A.; average
IS l.9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
4VUIDITES AGAINST TiMW1NY.

There is much sound and useful material
in the list of candidates chosen hy the con-
ycntiun Of the Peoples Municipal League last
evening" and to be lrough, before In" ronNch-
tons Of the Republicans and OF the County
Democracy for their approval II Is lIk"'!
that the two conventions will ntfy th">"
Choices and that all the elements opposed TO
T,mmany miScovcrnmcnt will give the union
candidates hearty anh earnest support. ="
much is known Of the inscriptions way IN
which the city Offices have been ml>llN"d ny
Tammany holders for private gam maj inc
movement 10 pvt the municipal ADMINISTRATOR
in better hands ought T. gather strength dallE'
II is hard ~ 500 how in the face oi the dis
clnSur,> already made. any voter who docs NOT
hone +, fiji his pockets or t, divert 10 ms own
cnioymcnt some little riil of the copiouS stream
of Tammany ratronac" or pap can consent I"
give his help 10 the Tammany ticket 'hiS year.
Of course the great hCdv OF IN" drlmSh"p
vote mus, ho expected e. - ~ the >arh''h'
If tho saloons. chiefly faithful and I"ya' f"'-
,owcrs Of Tamnanv All tho great d"i'aN-
mouis now stuffed {, IN" win1ow-f,1m"S with
r,nSc,cYcclc>> Tammany tenants. will bind -
Tomm,nv with hooks uf >;c. many 1h"u'and>
Of hallo-wicldl> Tamman!'> rm'ica'i"n>
ro f., and wide and dr"p II will b" great
G,ht. and Iammany Will win unless every
friend of sound and wholc'om" p'lhHr service
will pnt his hand T. IN" work.
The candidatr who are now likely ~ repre-
sent the combined forces opposed T. lamhaH!
oro cleaner anil better than III" mon whom
Tammany will pr"hahly pat in the h'ld' Mr.
scott has had long and vaiicd cNp"r"nr" III
important public pc .itionS. and Is well equipped
fer the Responsibilities Of III" M1ynaI'y. MI
Nycl> as CuntrnlfI has stulh"rnly r">i'''
Tammanv cncr"achmrnt> and Tarnilnny rX-
,rayocaDcc. Mr. Gon has done good s"rNlc"
in the Di>tI:c- Attorneys Office and we'll a.
serves promotion. Mr.. C"r>a would 10 thor
ouchlv efficient Sheriff. and Mr.. B"llamy Womb
conduct tho work Of tn" County Clerk III III"
best possible manner. The selection OF James
". IIawes as tho candi.lltc for President Of
tho Board of Aldermen Instantly comments
itself hv its fines and Discrimination only
words of praise can l." spoken of Judc" fr'"c-
man and Colonel james VI. Narnum. VIII" arr"
oyuoctc1 10 adorn the bench Of IA" superior
Cont dining many a y"rr of fruitful ION
Donald McI.c1n has H." ron'il"l!c" and esteem
! of his f.'low-citl2'nS III an eminent d'cr'". ana
would hc an admirabl" City CuuI; Judge.
If these candidates AZ" adopted y III" thr"
conventions. all citizens who wish I" -" city
affairs managed IN the city Interest and not
10 benefit indIyiduals or faction. may YAK"
! heart and 90 toward in the good work OF cl"c'-
ING this Ticket The overthrow OF TaminaiV
is the immediate need Of \cw-I"ik.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
c1ILRO4US AND THEIR DANGER

Mr.. Walker the president al IN" Interstate"
Commerce or Trunk Line Association, has
issued call for the preside 10 a>>'mhl"
October !. and accompanies, it with statements
which will elicit excited li<c,l>Si II. lie >tron.
" advocate rutIr" surrender by all the ran
roads embraced in the :i>>ucntiun oi the power
to make rates ON competitive tlal,c u "a small
t;rncril Rat" Committee subject uni! ~ super
vision hy the various Boards of Directors.
and placing the "cnii" Joint traffic OF ia"
reads 70 and fr,m their Eastern connection. III
charge of n common agency. 1h" Startling
pant Of his official statement is this scnt"nr" :
Il ul.se something Of this kind be done. rail
wav managers will presently be chiefly re
crivcrs.
r. thi, is the truth. most OF tho trunk lines
,rn in far w,r," condition than III" public has
generally supposed. For Mr. Walkers state
mont RIGHTLY considered involves IN" i clara
lion that the railroads are not only on the road
~ hnnkr,ptcv now. hut cannot be- saved ~
the management of an, body connected with
them. The power of freight and passenger
agents to control rates. II Is distinctly urged.
must be taken away, or rcccivershipS cannot be
avcrtod but that is not all nor III" worst. 1h"
presidents Themselves cannot be trust 81 + cen
troll the rates charged by their companies. -
that the power t" fix rates must be intr',tcd
10 \ small General Rat Cnmmit'c". subject
only t. supervision by the various Bands Of
Directors" This is a statement which would
hnrdly have been mad" in an official motto" t.
The companies. if the attempt to reach healthy
management Of the trunk lines through con
ference of railway presidents had not con-pic-
unu>ly failed.
The public will be a littIc at loss Ia lcconc."
the official declaration of peril clos" at hand
with the various accounts given Ia the public
ly officials of the different roads on which
,tucks have been bought and sold. What d.
current prices Of most Of III" securities mean
# the railroads are in 50 d">pcrat" u east rs
Mr. Walker represents? How are sworn and
other official reports which profess to set forth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

a condition of great prosperity IN most cases
~ no raconcilod with this declaration? The
public will be the more perpleXed because IL
i nrosumcd that Mr.. Walker, who acts As the
agent of the great Association OF Ealroad mes
;,icutS and draws a good salary Tor acting on
their Lchalr. would not have made snch All
announcement without their approval.
One palt of Mr.. Walkers proposal IS GER
t,iriv fo,.iblc. whether il would he for the
public interest is another matter. All inc
r,,ds hctwccn EaSt and West could AS he
suggests. contract with Joint stock cGInpan!
L" To do tho work of all present Ea,'"r' 'G'i'''>
in receiving and forwarding fr'l@n'' or
single individual could he designated 10 ac' 'or
ALL" This would save an enormous en- cH>e "
which the companies are now Sun''.e'' n"'
it would also deprive the pubic oI an ''e
hcncGts Of connection between tho trunk limos.
r. rho ro,dS are thus unable to fix or regulate
rate, for themselves. Mr.. Walker VIII be asked
hy Granger Legislatures why the Government
shnud NOT make rates for them. Nor IS II
clear thar the remedy will scrr" m purpose:
The on" agent acting for all would 10 "'!l.e"
under tho laws TO ship freight ny SUCH i''"'
rs shippers might direct. and their power t.
make trouble for such a combination "ouio
be considerable.
The other proposal, that small "''':n'
Rate Committee should be intrl>tcd with
mowers above and irrespective {" NJ "''i'''i.
of the companies. is step toward th' I"''' 7"
organiza;i n recently adopted by -oufhw ''rh
roads, But the direct responsibility - III"
Of Director, i, liahI" t. J." a >ium'irg-hi"'h:
r. the directors do actually direct. me S''''"
committee will not har" much power. II 'P'
directors attempt to ahdcatc the personal TO-,
~ponsihilty which they have in law nS''ih'"'
their position will b. difficult one. IN any
ease. the coming mcoing will he on" OF
pcc,IIiar interest to the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
Amuscments.


ACADEMY -S:lj-1ho on Homestead
AMBERG THEATRE S-Hambur,"r fcilcn.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR BUiLDING!0a 4. m. to
lUp. u ndustnu Exhibition.
BROADWAY THEATEE-SIan Jones.
BIJOC THEATRES 1.-the CITY Directory.
CASIEO-s:lj-Mmt. Anyot.
DALY'S THEATRES New imps for Ola
EDEN MUSkE- Otcro au', Wax T&oleans
Garden THEATRE -S-Sunset AMI Doctor BILL
6RANb OPERA HOUSES Ministries.
ROSTERS BtAL'S-S- Ca-mcucita
LYCEUM THEarRE-8.;0- Tho Master OF Woodbarrov.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN AMFIIirHEATkE-
s. Seidl Concert.
MADISON SQUARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brnmmel.
MINERS 5TIIAVE THEATRES The Editor
NEW PARK THEATRE-Sl5-A par!or Match
NIBLO'S 6AEDEN-8-rh" Pupil IN Mage.
PALMER'S THEATRE-s-The Red Hussar.
PROCTORS 23D.ST. THEArRE-,l5-An tho Com.
forts Of Home.
STANDARD rHEATRE-slj-Thc Whirlwind
STAR THEATRE The senator
Hath STREET TIL EATRES-Blue jeans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

toc,;op c,uso this autumn to have the DcmOc-
,,,. of tho \nw.England states place in nom
:,a,;,, sroh man rs Mr.. Wells and DR.. Everett.
rho, ,ro l'roo Traders of National reputation.
and the patty which drag> them in'o the con-
tcst practically procIaims ITS complete CONVEX
sion +, the English economic policy. men
the Democracy nominatc' S'ch men rs these
:, means Frcc Trade and nothing short of it.
+, !. VOL 70 have the record made with such
,,.;,;,cuns. ON thc eve OF the general elections.
rhc,c wos much contrmptihl" Skulliing on the
no,rocr,tc side two years ago bu' there can
-, lor,cr be any reason for doubling where
the party stands. 1t Is known to hr REQ
Trade party when If singles ont the ahle'f
FREQ. Trade doctlinaircS Of NcwEngand As It's
candidates for Congress.
From this point OF view OF honest politics
:. i fortunate that these nominations have
hoon made II i positive advantage to me
country to have the parties of the day une1'ilv-
ncolly committed to nntAg"nlSflr pohri"S TO
l;,n.I discussion mt once becomes definite and
instructive when the lines Of cleavage on qurS-
,;ops of the day ar" sharply drawn. Erpnb-
,;.,ui.m to-day stands for the principles OF
protcction and its Representatives in Congress
have rcailirmcd the party policy IN far
,;cbto1 and practical scheme of legislation.
rho Democracy. whatever may have been IT,
,,-,,ouccs in the las, Presidential canvass. is
now = Fi~c-Tla1r party. Th" air has been
cln,rrd in tho course Of two years. American
,,cr,ors in November will know precisely what
,h.;r LullrtS mean when cast for one SIDE or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
pOpTftE scientific PtPERS.

Tho most remarkable papers pre- diIc"d ~ inc
,uerc,u sessions of the British Iron and Nf""l
Institute were read yesterday al fH'Shnf@.
T,,o &c thn,c ar, If such practical imp'ran""
and popular interest that w" d"N"f" "iG'
share Of THE TpintXE'> space to them iEi>
m,roiuc. one is Mr. seat n> adm'iIbIo ac'
,,,unt of tho d"vclt pm"ni OF IN" main" rh".h"
and ,hc urncics, made IL engineering during
rho last GIt,cn wears Noarl! all >porlnI-f~
:, this field Of investigation have hobbies or
f,ds of their own: Int this clca! i:hi'd Eng
li,hman seems to lave freed his mind aliI>"
from rr'r,nr"ltl'nS AMI f"chnlraI raA'' ara I
have been content to discuss di>pa>>ionat"iy
tho conditions Of maino engineering III ~"
ro>t. present anil future. II i a paper "hlch
,r,,cut, l review Of til" rcmal,:ah" cngIn""f-
mo achievements By which the tIan>h'l1n'ic
,a>>dc. la, boon greatly reduced during ~"
i,., ,,yrutv yo,r> AMI the facilities for cary-
iuy freight - high speed and low co>' ma
tora.ly increased. That greater speed VIII '"
affirmed Nv improvement of model and n''Fhii
,>n L,. i,.rald> a n f"rrgono cnnrIu>I"n: h"t
me- iu1imi,"s that This advanta." can only j."
ccnnnmlraliv secured ~ IN" separation 81 pas
sanger and freight traffic. \, m engineer. h"
consider. That ,t"am,hip-ovHH> would lont AZ"
have ot,lrr.rl his change. If they had been
we'll advl> u. SING" N'>> - I'' pa SUI
,ico exclusively could have been hui' for "a"
>i.''l> now Developed ~ III F''| ','' '''>
,,prr,,.j,u tlat tho price that i pau FOR 10"
,,i'i,y Of an t.'anti" greyhound I" '1iry f."
hundred, 80 tore "f freight l. excessive ''Ih'
to - rlGi,t" tnuutht anon" cAl"i'"'"" N''1h-
hip m1nl:"r-.
>r Nl'ha"i"' Earh?'F. YEA" ms h''" 'h'''
constructor Of III" British 'l""' ana i an a'-
kun,vlrGcrd authority un ~ pr">'lhn> COW
NOTED y i'm ia" development Of m"'"ln n1'Ai
resources ai-n presented a paper which WI ''
viI,,v Icad IN th.> country. l. j. ">p"raI!
'.u.o'v >uc" ronrrnt> frr Ne" ,'"'> 90
1lmrI.i laii''->Nip- hav" boon m1d' ""''h
= g., days ~ Il" Navy department. = u.s.
c.i>>.> "'hW-ti'"ly ~" current ne as -
rj''',t": ir'u ana >f"': >n'r'. ANA ''' u,'>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
EOPNJEI'.S Is I RN.

p.,or ( cor,~,o. i ,bc po,no Of . substantial
r,.cr Il, io,, in jefferson County, his state
Io ,., t,. r.oLs L,,c soon fine examination Of
..,,,., -, l.. mar, &, hc,rtlcss tia. we deem
:; - ovno,o !, los, # Ia. c,picd By other
,l.,,r,i,I IAN, r',.cicrc.c>s aorirulturst to the
, ,.r.,,.o -, = cir loss .ul,toutial ncighhors.
A. ,r,,,., has ALWAYS lrcn a Substantial
cruor 10 irhc-itcl u,ucy from his fa'hcr, OH
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