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4 WITNESS CONFUSED,
Testimony for tho Defenss IN tho Sawtoli,
hIurIlcr Case.

Testimony for tho Drfenss IN the Sawtolie
Murder Case.
DOVER, N. H., Dec. 25.-The testimony
ior the defense in the Sawtellc trial was
resumed to-day.
Ida Kennedy, Of Boston, identified
Hiram Sawtells's writing and signature.
She said that Mrs. Sawtelle told her that
Hiram had put on a new shir. the day
ho left.
On cross.examination witness said she
saw Isaac at her folks house in East
Boston about 10 Sunday afternoon. He
stayed two hours and sgid he was going
to Rochester that night in search Of
Hiram. The witness was corroborated
by her sister.
The mother OF the last two witnesses
testified to substantially the same facts
The witness WAS much confused under
cross examination as 10 the particular
Sunday Isaac called.
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Examine HourSa bills,

1NDIASAroLls, IND, Dec. 24.-This
city has been flooded with 50 counter.
felt silver certificates OF the isaue Of 1856,
the bogus bills having turned up at the
banks by hundreds. The circulation ia
so great and the bill 80 dangerous tina,
Treasury Agent Carter hes notified tine
public to refuse all 81 bills oi the series
mentioned,
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LONDON, Dec. 2i.-Joe Donoghue, Of
Newburg, N. Y, amateur champion
skater ot the United States and Canada,
today won the International amateur
skating championship race on Lingey
Fen, near Cambridge. He covered the
course, one mile and hall, in 4 minutes
and 46 seconds, beating the worlds E
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New YoRH, Dec. 24.-William Duryea
Hughes, the lawyer who rau the bogus
divorce mill on Broadway, was arrested
at S o'clock this afternoon and locked up
police headquarters. The arrest was
made on 4 bench warrant issued by
Judge MARITIME on the complaint oi ex.
Mayor Pendleton, Of Fl. Worth, Texas,
one OF his victims.
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Test Of tho strength, OF Steel.

READING, Pa, Dec. PA! a test OF
steel manufactured at the Carpenter
steel works, this city, ore.inch bar
broke at strain Of 233, ,SaS pounds, being
about 10000 pounds in c.cts s. OF the
highest record authoritatively known.
The test was made under the supervision
OF G0Yernmpnt nflicers
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ST. PE7ERsHyRs, Dec. 4.-The Official
Messenger says the Car has conveyed TO
the American colony Of this city
Through the Hon. Charles Emory
Smith, the United States Minister), his
thanks for their resolutions expressing
gratitude ior the full liberty they have
enjoyed during the past hei: century.
The resolutions we-a adopted upon the
occasion o. the celebration, December
Is, OF the Ei,ieth anniversary OF the es.
tablishment hers OF the British and
American Congregational Church.
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Worhl-D0n't Lean AGaint lump P0,ts.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. GA negro
named Will Grosvenor was killed this
afternooon by leaning up against an iron
lamp post to which was tied loose tel
ephone wire. The wire was crossed with
an electric wire and the full force OF tho
current vent into the post. He died a!-
most instantly,
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a Banks Narrow Escspe.

GREEN Bay, WIS, psc. 24-DurinE
the last two days there hiss been run on
the Kellogg National Bank OF this city.
It was reported that the bank had failed
and there was heavy run on the Say
ing Department by small depositors, but
business men kept making deposits and
confidence has been restored,
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CANTON, O., Dec. 9l.-Tnere were sey.
cral severe sentences imposed by Court
to-day aud six OF the prisoners were
taken to the State Penitentiary to-day.
They were: l.. L. Army, for life, for
rape; Simon Tice, vitriol thrower, two
years; Henry Sever, enticing girl into
bagnio, three years, and others upon
petty criminal charges.
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Sulpa pf Tnhnn.n

DASvlLLE, Va, Dec. o4.-The sales Of
leaf tobacco in this market for Decembe,
were ], :46S.763 pounds. The Gales since
October lat. the beginning OF the tobacco
year, were 0. 0.5eS ASS pounds, an increase
oyer the same period last year Of ,O9l,.
900 pounds. 573 ~.
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Western States In tho next National
convention, Mr.. Farwell's various inter.
views are looked upon by Cullom's
friends rs unwise.
Had Farwcll stated his preference in.
dependently OF any attacks on President
Harrison, there would have been n dlf.
ferent phase OF the question. AS 1t ls
the admirers OF tho present Administra.
tion look upon the nomination OF Gull
lom by Farwell as merely spite work,
and consequently 1t loses much Of It's
force,
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INDIVIDUAL INDEBTEDNESS.
The Census Bureau Rapidly Tabu.atins
the Returns.

the Returns.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 2i.-The
Census Bureau is rapidly tabulatiug the
returns OF Individual mortgages aud
other indebtedness, although the full
report OF this branch OF the work will
be published for several years.
But two States have been completely
canvassed and the returns compiled.
These are Alabama aud Iowa. Ia the
former State the indebtedness OF all
character averages SlG7 per capita, while
Iowa's citiz9ns are indebted 10 the ex.
tent OF Sl37 per capita.
The various causes for which lnsn 60
into debt ars stated, ndaltogether there
will be nearly 800 glasses OF oiindeDtedne6s.
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Nmns Holiday Rate. on the IL. s Q.

December "a. %. 81, and January l,
the Baltimore & OHIO Company will cell
round trip tickets between all stations
west OF the Ohio river, including Chicago,
Wheeling and Pittsburgh and interme-
diate points, also to Columbus, Cincin.
natl and ST. Louis. Tickets good return.
ing until January 5, 1891.
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Dry Goods Failure.

EVANSVILLE, ISD., Dec. AS. W.
Buff & Co., one Of the leading dry goods
houses OF this city, has made an assign
ment for the benefit OF creditors. Lila.
bilities S2O, 900; assets $4,000. Inability
to meet payments due was the immedi-
ate cause OF the failure.
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COLOGNE, Dec. 81 THE authorities OF
thisGity have seized a'quantity OF Amer.
ican bacon, valued at GQ.0G0 marks, and
have arrested a Dutch merchant who
imported the bacon referred to, 5lsl
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LYONS, Iowa, Dec. a3. = Hopkins
Opera House was destroyed by FIRE this
morning and several residences and
hIu!ness places were lady damsgsd.
The aggregate loss is quite heavy.
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BRADFORD, Pa, Dec. 24.-All Of those
injured in last nights railroad accident
are doing well. and it is not likely that
any deaths will reoults: The track hes
bssn cleared and trafiic resumed.
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SENATOR pARwELLS MISTAKE.
How His Attack on the President is Re
gnrtied In Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24,-The nor,ina.
ton Of Senator Cnllom, OF Illinois, by
his colleague, Senator Farwell, has
caused much comment here.
While Mr.. Cullom will probably be
pressed as candidate for President by
the delegations from Illinois and other
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washington County a1nu Dead.

WASHINGTON, P..., Dec. o4-Grocer
John Paxton, Of Houstonville, who is
probably as widely known in Wssk-
ington county ps any man, died this
morning.
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BELLEfoSTE, Pa, Dec. 24.-John vii.
son, who was awaiting trial for the mur.
der Of Harry Waterhouse in September
last, escaped IRON Jail last night. Oh.
Gers are searching for him but as yet
there is no clue TO his whereabouts.
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Spteia, Disooieh to The In'e!li1aiteT.
MARrISsBuRG, W. Va, Dec. 2l.-Mr.
Abram Williamson, the Oldest person in
Berkeley county, died at his home near
Want Cleavsyiile today. He was 81 years
OF age. ~, 3
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WASHINGTON DOlNGS.
The President Sends a Christ.
mas Gift to Congress
IN THE SHAPE OF A SHORT
Veto Mcssacc-Iiar liarb0r Don't
Need n Public Buildins...Christ.
mas Iau2uor In tho House.
General Notes and Gossip.

WAsnlEGToS, D. @, Dec. 24.-The
President to-day returned to the Senate
without his approval the bill for the
erection OF public building at Bar Har.
Dor. In vetoing tho bill, the President
says: "a Gtatemen! and few facts will
show, ] think, tho public needs do not
justify the contemplated expenditure OF
$4,000 for the erection Of public build.
ing at Bar Hatbor. One public Office,
the postoilicc, is to DO accommodated. 1t
appears from report OF the Postmaster
General that tho rent paid by the United
States for room containing S75 square
feet OF floor space was in 1888 $500 and
the expenditure for fuel and lights 500.
One clerk was employed in the pos.oilice
and 10 carrier. The Cross postal receipta
for that year were $1,000. Bar Harbor is
almost wholly summer resort. | can.
not believe Tint upon reconsideration
the Congress vii! anprove the contem.
plated expenditure"
TIE SEw YORK CENSUS.
The matter OF the demand for a recount
OF the population OF New York city,
which was beiore the House Committee
on Cersus. has gone over until after the
holidays. While the commit Q will take
and formally consider the evidence laid
before it, there is general impression
that the matter was practically settled
in the House itself by the rejection OF
the amendment TO the apportionment
bill offered by Mr.. Washington, Of Tenn
eRsec, providing for recount in New
York city. The extensive arguments
made before the committee By Dir.
Bowers and Superintendent CT Census
Porter have not been printed.
THEY SANG ANNIE ROONEY.
There was an air Of Christmas lansuor
about the House wing OF the Capitol TO-
day. Within the chamber few mem
bers were scattered about writing let
tiers, but not more than dozen in ell
put in an appearance. These engaged
with their correspondence soon quit the
task end back oil the seats on the Demo.
cratic side Elk or eight members gath.
cred around blazing wood FIRE and
spent an hour or so rehashing amusing
incidents OF the campaign, and telling
once again how they lost or won the
Gght. Over in one corner dozen mem.
hers clustered and sung "Annie
Rooney" and "Liaten to My Tale OF
Woe" to the accompaniment OF several
mouth organs. Nest Of the committee
rooms we're locked and bol!ed, and with
4 few exceptions will remain so for the
next two weeks.
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It gives immediate reliei-ge mean
salvation Oil, the great pain remedy Of
the age. Sold by all dealers. Price S5
es1t5. ''s'"s 5-''-t''S t'eo -, -
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-16
STEALING KISSES


A Ssrt q KLeytoraaas. Th@s l. Izkesy -
Ls-a - scrssls hss etSs
A e9o3 toke is aelGg told oD : Neu-
kao~n youag Aala street u4n- says t-s
Lculssll llls lHy) CoDws-clsi. Hs Is
gress society aan. he "a handsome,
pollsAsd ana souelhtRs u asn&y.
lie Is quite god hooking, and = gS1f ~
glasses balanced on lis &rlst0craFio nese
give aim a intellectual @sr tLat lie
wolls not otherwise possess For
year ~ 50 be l. - been devoted - . well
knoNa young society woE4a- Aot =
week has ever passed tbat - hGs not
been Is least ~ ,ce 10 Sc ser About =
month ago be proposed AID was &c
oeptol Abslt txo weeks ago tie en-
gagenent s @s broken,oaaly - be patched
up again shortly aftsrwari.
Tie cause Of tae engagement being
broken was th2t the young man made
his accustomed yisiL lie Was Shown
into the parlor While sitting there 10
heard his betrolbed coming down the
stai-s ne stepped % The door, AnA As
sas passed the door he leapec cot and
printed kiss upon Ter lips. A faint
scream abaYe startled him. lie looked
Up and saw his sweetheart 81 the head
% the stair lie looked down snd saw
that be h a. the housemaid IN his arms.
lie tried 10 explain matters, but his
sweetheart would not have II. and the
engagement was broken. She after
ward accepted his explanation and rein
stated him.
This experience would have cured
most people, but il did not cure him. a
few nights ago he called again and en-
tered the parlor. There WAS no light in
tho hall or IN the parlor. Ia q short
time he heard his girl coming down tho
steps He stepped out into the ball
and as sho reached the bottom OF the
stairs be enclosed her in MS arms and
imprinted long, lingering kiss upon
her ruby lips. Releasing her he struck
match and 1t the gas, then turning 10
snatch kiss he was horrited 10 see be.
fore him tho black cook. lie gave her
dollar not TO say any thing about L.
but il was too good 20 keep, and she
told il. 1t passed from one person %
another until 10 was known 10 all his
friends, and his life IS any thing but =
happy one. lie says that the second eX-
perience cured him OF stealing kisses.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-16

A strange legend comes TO Us from tho
Sioux, who alone can tell the true his
tory of that deadly ambuscade. They
say that on the hillock who're Custer fell
now grows a plant never seen there be-
fore-a curious plant with tall, slender
leaves, curved "A the exact form OF sa-
Der, with edges so sharp as to inflict
keen wounds upon unwary hands, and
those who pluck il once soon drop IL Sd
strangely cold and clammy are its
leaves. 1t bears golden-hued. heart
shaped blossom, and in the center IS ono
small spot of brilliant rcd, like drop Of
blood The Indians regard it with
superstitious awe. They call IL "Cus-
ter's heart" and can not be induced 70
touch it. claiming that the blossom
crushed in the hand leaves blood-sed
stain impossible TO remove
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-16

According e. ~ aiEsa, ~ Lel1en
tss se-sF4lleas usrs 49, SEE sLs eaz
% =l- sr4----. .e-AEa- llsrs So es -
f2oa teF 4srs s4-gralLs, a. sAs eL44z
-as--41.s sgaes h4sla- been oee4 led
alF tfile4 l-4s 90 * statistics bas
ais u-4al ? a-All-- ~ eyaFss ID sapPsrs
~ tAis r4sL-r tlslaal rlslFy : opsa t3
objection GaEs IAs s4zs of tas Ualtsa
ctaiss-As tls 2Fgsslt g ine ths nest 81
traetiFs sui gr4tie4 1el1 Uacls sans
tzErltfEy 1sivs q Alssks. smcauss.
speaking ro1sAly o. s5oat SO ~
81 -2ra miles 9as-tair1 of thls Mr
~ Yea ds1--ts As uainaAbttaLIs. bat z
even ths -sst of ths country becomes IS
Populoas IS VI sstsfn Europs. ths Amer
lcaas sIll soea lnt means ~ utIl.ziuz
aId eertiIlEing their sac brush znd
Alza-. deserts Then cf Eas remaining
z 90 JOJ square miles As says tlzE oaly
abous 100 90 square I11l-s ren4ain ~ bs
cultivated, iuply ias that ghzs : ths
only rraes opea g. tA= sgriealtar4l ina
~ yE2at. Bat any one Wa las visited
thai great sl0Yeu eoltlaent. 4s Ma
tAauisl E4sthorns styl led America, will
kno'E shat. although the remaining
ninstssn-twsa.istls have bsen alien
a-sd from the State and have become
private property, only = small percent
ase OF tala AREA . clltiyAsed, ia tie
SENSE in which cultivation is under
stood IN such countries as England,
France, hcllaud aad Belgium
In the state 0f Sew YORK alone. de
spi.s the big city ~ Is southern 81
tre nIty, there are hundreds Of square
mlles or Wild land-lsnd which oould
ans would bs cultivated II the press sure
~ population needed IT, Depend on il
the United states, aud sti II more Canada
and Australasia viii need an abund-
Ence ot strong Willing hands for many
years - come, md 40 only regret that
tie working classes of our nation that
Is, the Ea glsh, IS distinguished from
tho Irish. ths Scotch and the Welsh
Show 81 the present time 50 little do
cirs for emigration. England alone
on yht 10 send out at leas. SEQ 600 emf
grants yearly, and. in their new homes,
they would do more TO preserve the
unity Ot the empire than any artificial
federation schemes.
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STRANGE CONDOLENCES.
Two Men. Surprised at First, Become
Moro SO as They Talk.


The remarkable story told by ex-Dis-
trict Attorney John ". Johnson. Of
Lancaster County, in the Philadelphia
Inquirer. Is not likely u have many
parallels About three years before tho
war, acting on the great Grceley's ad-
vice, young johnson got IS far West as
Illinois His cousins, Frank Price and
Kersey II. Fell had preceded him there
from Chester County and wero we'll
established They put some legal
matters in his hands that nc>led atten-
tion, and on April 50, 1854, be found
himself at Decatur, then enough Of
railroad center 70 be the intersecting
point of two Illinois roads Conneo-
tions were faulty here, and Johnson
found that be would have 70 lay over
the Creator part OF the day until the
next train came along. Presently he
met another young man who, it after
ward transpired, was in a precisely
similar condition. They fell 10
talking and walking together. As
. pair of scales stood near by they
Jumped on and were weighed Each
tipped the bcam at las pounds. This
excited some surprise, as the ono seemed
taller than the other. They then
measured their heights. Each stood
feet Q inches. Stnl moro remarkable,
however, was the coincidence that now
came ont, that the one was born on
tho same day OF tho identical year on
which tho other was ushered into the
world.
"Weu. now" said the surprised young
lawyer, whats your nance"
John ". Johnson" came the reply;
"and what's yours?"
John W. Johnson"
So il was that these two young
strangers, accidentally thrown together.
found that their respective weights.
heights. ages and names were identi-
cal Both were also Penns7lvanians.
The Lancaster John ". johnson voUch-
e. for the truth OF this remarkable series
of condolences. He has never seen the
other John W. johnson from that day
To this.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-16
WEODEO QUICKLY.
An Irishmsn weos and Wins Swedish
Girl In Thirty Minutas-

A few days ago a marriage took place
in this city. says tho S. Cloud (Minn.)
Times. which for tho total absence OF
any courtship on the part OF the con-
tracing parties, certainly was novel
The brido was domestic, engaged in
tho family OF one OF s.. Clouds oldest
residents. She was native of Sweden.
bnt spoke English freely, and was Al
industrious girl Her uame was Chris
tine and she had a married sister living
a. the wcs. end OK tho city. The name
Of the groom may be given IS Patrick
and Of course le was - Irish descent
Patrick vas not city lad lie was
brought up iu the country. and be had
farm - show f1r his lab7-s. Two days
before the marriage either party vas
oolivi0us of tlo others existence. l.
al happenei thts way. one da7 Patrick
brought a lo-3 o- hay to town which led
h.r1 20 the house ~ Bis future sis-er-in-
law Drrinz their con~ersaaon he
wan ed t0 know lf sro could direct him
to anybody who would be ling ~ bo-
come his wife. His fotl-e s.ster-in-iaw
thought chat she coa1 and forthwith
sent A message to Christine shat the-o
w7s 4 man waiting who va1eed %
marry her when Christine received
the message she was tusiiy engaged in
improving the trsns-l~eu~y - sor1e
window paros. Certainly she would see
him. All wi-a a promise 20 rotHrr soon
s-a l-ft. fct Pa-rx's i-iece--e-t =
proved too uach. for She re7r- returned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-16
Wouldn't Take the Bet.

A wealthy student in New England
college last week was confronted by an
examination paper in political science
containing ten extremely difficult cues
tions, which were to be answered elabo-
rately in writing within ninety min
utes He walked up to the profess or
and whispered conhdingly in his ear:
81 will bet you $500 that you cannot sit
down and answer these questions cor
rectly in the allotted time" Alas, II
was no horse race, and the unlucky stu
dent had 10 retire for repairs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-16

vo-le have spared Seoss's lie, - be haa
1y2s g-lssut serslss. s21 A21 rog ae-
serts1 waaa kS sSrf-~<as sers r.ast
see1a1 S,sst afssy -rS re-e1 -lssl.a
sns fea ss-rs 49, be- ~lea st L4l.ls
Ao-k Ark st have sae 1lsEAsca. ~
acaclueoa Lstsc1xe CsrteE, r~A.eA VS.
soselse1 - FrsS.@ezs Llnoo-a fEo1
l8snsrsE llls
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-16

TheKabocorset that brings
q woman to perfect form If
she only laces it tight enough
for it never stretches or
breaks It's bones " or rolls up
has soft eyelets that do not
cut the laces.
Soft eyelets are loops of
corset lace instead OF metal
eyelets.
II the Kabo corset fails in
a year in any part but the
steels-no way has yet been
invented TO make unbreakable
steels-you get your money
back from the store where
you bought it.
You wear the Kabo corset
two or three weeks; and. if
not satisfactory, take it back
and get your money again.
CHICAGO CoEsET Co.. Chicago ana New yoyk
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-16

Citizen-How do you know that
Colonel Seekum viii be a candidate for
the coming electionl
Politician-H do knowi He en-
phatically declares that he cannot,
under any circumstances, be induced TO
run Then he inyites Us all to take .
drink
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-16

Dr.. j. Regan. specialis; for the last
three years, located Ia the Porter block
1924 Monroe-et. and known as the Lake
SIDE Physician All forms OF Rectal
diseases cured or 10 pay. Call or write
for my new method, tho Ideal Of az
Cures, used by ladies al home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-16

Produced from the laxative and nutn-
uous lmcs Ct California fgs, combined
with the medical virtues OF plants
known 20 be most beneficial 10 tie
human system, acts gently Oh the KID
news, liver and boWo-. riieCtuauy
cleansing the system, pelLng colds
and headaches, aud curing habitual
constipation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-16

Robinson liza an even tempered
xsrran
Brown 50 fa z
Rrhinsou There's ny wife s,r IN.
-fsr-e
Brown Ard rnaf Tha ~rst ever
aarrersf woman n ERE vr~It she -
Nwsys aad.-Sa Lsuis Assalre
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-16

s:NEyT eas and ne Fgtts q Nh Prospect
,fasrro
ls.sPsat Description
sweet tart bloc
be- y @
-
Martial a parto Sk
80 3 o
.tt
f q
m ahve o sl
frday r
a. ( .
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q
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-16

For esrache, toothAche, sore throat.
swelled neck, and the results OF oolds
and inflammation, uso pr. Thomas
Electric Ol-;he great pam destroyer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-16


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Unkn wuA 2
OrTcyoT CRY FRK. r. B. Ich.J
City yIuasur
o. the
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court OF
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parcel adt
rsday
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-16

Wneat-Nh hlte So V-o1xAo-
Noru-csag f lushe
ezra MEAS lr.ls p ton.
Ne lcea-sl7.l Us e tQl.
Ne. 8 lced-slt-al = tll-
N.taHtss ss-siauu g tol.
hEaH 81 ..s = len-
fIour-Ills S. h.ts. & sai Patent. SD han
urea
oats 32lsslc 3 bushol
EVr-es .snrI
bauvy-S DO l.-n e hundred
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-16

Beecham 'sP-ls cures cosuveaess and
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-16

Pears is the purost and best Sosp
syor made.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-16

tuFtEE-~ 4.- 80 y RSNlG.
less las - = doGcl.
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