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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02
Tn. John Morran Scare.

Excitement ran high In Ohio during
the days OF the famous John Morgan
raid. A thrill OF terror peryaded the
hearts OF the people. and they were
dismayed at the prospect OF Morgan
and his men coming over the border
and dealing death and destruction.
was at Wooster. Ohio, at the time.
Rumors came thick and fast. On
Monday morning. July 27, 1868. an
effort was made 10 raise a volunteer
company. which should Immediately
equip and go TO intercept Morgan.
then said TO be near Alliance. q. A
company of as men were raised In
about three hours, many never having
had any experience In war. The Inn
pending danger emboldened and In
spIred men 10 enlist
Our company was equipped on the
public square In Wooster. We march
ed to the Pittsburg a. Fort Wayne de-
pot An engine and fiat car wai
under waiting orders. Our new re.
cruits felt joyful at the thought oi
going TO war. and having the fun Of
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02


Persons without prejudices are gen.
orally insipid. They are very nice peo-
pie morally, but usually lack force OF
character.
We like men who have decided opin-
ions OF their own on all important
subjects. and who make stout fight
for them even when in the wrong,
for in the sharp attrition between
minds OF opposite prepossessions many
q brilliant spark of truth is struck out.
Every human being Is. or ought to
be. prejudiced in favor OF his native
land, according 10 the ~ T. Ledger.
We have no sympathy with the cosmo-
politan who says that all countries are
alike TO him. Ii Is not necessary that
the Englishman who loves England
should hate the French. or that an
American who insists that the United
States Is 1.-The most enlightened nation
under the sun" should depreciate the
mother country" To believe that
there Is no place like home Is whole
some, Christian Partially; but TO laugh
another mans home TO scorn because IL
IL not fac smile of ones own Is illi)-
eral and ungentlemanly.
There Is no harm In being preiudiscti
in favor OF ones country. ones family,
or ones friends; but your people 40
will quarrel on the ninth part o. :.
hair, out Of sheer obstinacy and lltig-
iousness OF spirit, we most cordially
despise.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02
A potomnc Army Nurse.

Mrs. Catherine Chase died at Pater-
son, N. j.. recently. Mrs. Chase was
n nurse In the field OF battle during
three years, serving in theArmy OF they
Potomac. She dressed the wounds
and whispered words OF comfort TO
many mangled soldier at the battle
OF Fair Oaks, Seven Pines, Savage's
Station. Antietam. Charlottesville.
Gettysburg, through the Wilderness
and in front of Petersburg, clear up
90 the surrender of Lee at the close OF
the war. Her husband was In the
Sixty-second n. Y. and Mrs. Chase
always marched with the regiment
refusing 10 get into an ambulance so
long as there was wounded or sick
soldier deserving 20 be carried. She
never received pension or other
financial aid from the government;
but her services were recognized In
many official records. She served
her country as ably as any soldier
ever battled for his country. Her
husband besides being veteran OF
the late war. was soldier I'm the
Mexican war. He receives small
pension for the latter, but none for
the former, although he was several
times wounded. He is now quite an
old man and very feeble and incapa-
citated for work. He is n member oil
Farragut post, and Mrs. Chase was q
member OF the w. X. c.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02

John Estell. OF Geenville. Miss.
was arrested at ST. Louis, for the
alleged poisoning OF his mother. The
lady was the widow OF war veteran,
and n short time ago she received
81 900 bounty money due her late
husband. The local police allege that
In order 10 secure this money John
poisoned her and took the train for
st. Louis. The prisoner had $3.50 In
his possession when ARRESTED. lie
denies all knowledge Of any crime
and expresses his willingness 10 go at
once 10 Greenville. lie says his
mother died over two months ago
while he was away from home.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02

capturing Morgan and his men. We
arrived at Alliance, AZ miles east OF
Wooster, about noon, but a dispatch
which had preceded as about three
minutes. stated that Morgan and his
men had been captured near Lisbon,
Columbiana county, q. That dis
patch put check 20 our military as
pirations. Volunteers had congre-
gated there from all parts OF the sur
rounding country. IL was surprising
to see the immense number that came
forth--about 3. 000-all armed TO the
teeth with all manner Of weapons con-
ceivable - horse-pistols, reyolvers.
bowie knives, carbines. double and
single barreled shot-guns, Belgian
guns. guns OF the war 1912. and mus
kets OF modern make. short rifles and
long rifles. After the news OF the
capture the. citizens felt relieved.
They were not unmindfnl OF providing
provisions. Nearly everybody around
Alliance had brought well-hlled bas-
kets. The volunteer force formed
into two single-fle lines, and every
soldier received lunch. IL seemed
almost like picnic. Our company
boarded the train ut o'clock p. IN.
and returned 10 Wooster. rejoicing
over the fact that Morgan and his
command had Cbeen captured. ".
HINES.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02
Som. OF VICTORIAN. caught Napplng.

The last day OF the Central Illinois
Sons of Veterans encampment at
Mansfield was the greatest day OF tho
reunion. There was an exciting
scene i'm camp. The G.. A. X. had
made raid on the Sons OF Veterans
camp and captured some of their tents,
guns. swords and their headquarters
flag. AS the G.. A. X. posts from
Mansfield, Monticello. Mahomet and
Farmer City marched into camp bear
ing these captured trophies the Sons
OF Veterans battalion attacked the
G.. A. r. column and undertook to
recapture their stolen property. The
contest was very hot one and lasted
for an hour The Sons were driven
back and their commander captured.
This caused them 10 make another
charge I'm which they recaptured their
commander and a small portion OF
their property. The G.. A. X. finally
returned them their tents. guns and
flags and admonished them To be on
their guard better next time. II was
a good lesson for the young soldiers.
At the grand mass meeting Colonel l..
Luddington OF Farmer City, Frank
Wright OF Urbana, Major G. +. Mans
field Rev. w. +. Gilmore and others
delivered addresses, and Miss Hattie
Luddington recited ''Sheridan's Ride.
The encampment was very great
success, closing with "A grand camp
fire.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02

In an Omaha church recently, Sam
Jones shouted lis there man
present who never spoke cross to his
wifeP" The silence was becoming op-
pressive. People looked here and
there. Every husband present wanted
TO get up. but did not dare 10. But
the sadness that had possession Of
Jones face vanished n moment later
when round-faced. good-naturcd
man rose from his seat. Thank Godl'
exclaimed Sam. there Is one man who
never spoke cross word TO his wifeln
The good-natured man smiled bland
smile and said: mo. sir. never did.
I'm bachelor" Then he put on his
hat and calmly walked out the door
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02
rropor,lonats warmth.

Proprietor Of country hotel Ito
servant) "A stranger has lArrived.
Make fire M No IA. y ~Serxhqt-''A
big fire. sirP" PropriNor No, he
il a little bit ~ n fellow
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02
ouru,g,,estPeaks.

The following table gives the latest
measurements OF the highest peaks In
the United States. Cut IL out and
paste it In your geography:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02

with the exception OF the mountains
Of Alaska. Mt. Whitney is the highest
peak I'm the United States. This
growing elevation ofthe High Sierra
stands ON comparatively low base
and presents PERCEPTIONS face of more
than IL 900 feet TO an observer In
Ovens Lake valley, Cal. Grand as
this mountain Is. IL fnust yield In visual
height To the magnificent volcanic
cones near Puget Sound. Of which
Mount Tacoma (RainIer) takes the
lead. and To the glacier-robed giants
that guard the south coast OF Alaska.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02

1t discourages young Inustache 70
be called down.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
EsE AZ oSroRD

MONDAY night ahuut ~ u'clork hrr
bruks uui in ths .turr huuss 40 thr north
end ~ purvll 4 Hawke .tor.. o. had
sain~i such a hraisay that 70 "a. with
difficulty The .afr "a. takrn uuf and u
va impossible to save the gu,-is ur tn
buildiugs. Thr vlud vasNrry high and
hsi u uut h-ru fcr prompt aCtiou in ths
u.e q The hos aud the water puvrr ~
tn Eobin.on Manufacturing Company
other buiItiug. niust have hssu ir.trU,.
ed Ihs harlFr shop. oeuri by Darrell
q Hawke. vas burned he vacant
hOu.s opposite the store caught drv srs-
eral times. bat ths firv VA pat uui
Mr. uaNks. stable va al.a iu gryat
danger a. ths spsrk. fell thruugh ths
Cupola uTau the haV. bf. steven. vUs-
er,yl his building. With .trram. - water
Thsrv wasa fair Insurance q sltsU un
"a" store, $50 Goa III .tOrvhOu.s. slsn
Ca The barrier shop. $3.50 uu stock.
burvl & Hawke. moved into the Far
rutt store aud h~fury ~. cIo.s ~ tn
next day we're established aud ready o.
starr business. having revived an Offer
from Edwards a lori o. furnish good.
40 Wholesale pricr. O. flll or,isr. Zoe their
customers. ,hauncy Iarnham. barber.
Was also ready fuf work IT, has rvutssl
ths shop next Jones drug store. u ..
not known bow the dr. originated. This
story 49, au oli landmark and was buili
~ col. king aui ovyupi~d hy Mr.. Bu-
rvll father Tor MANY wears. II had h-su
enlarged o. accOmmu,lnte ths Increasing
trade. Much sympathy l. felt for them
IN their lOss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
MO PROMISING YOUNG nIN

Maine has ben called upon during The
wcek past % mourn the death q two
% her mos, promising sous, both Young
men. vt e,tienilv With car-,rs - use-
fulness hciorc them, had they LIVED.
walker Blains. slic-t sou q Hon.
Jane. q. blaine. dioi quite suddenly
from pu~umouis WEDNESDAY evening, al
Washington. rhough not for s"me
YEAR, rr.i,ieui ~ Maine, D. sas one -
her .ou. a whom IN >tste VA Pr"ud.
H. was bat thirty-fcur war. ~ sgv. hui
had alryady .h"vn many - tn sams
quaihie. ~hich have ma,i' HI father
famous. IL has h-,u considerably in
puhlic life. and .incc he beginning ~
the prvssut administration. q. examiner
81 claims In the state Department. has
he.n IN. legal adviser - the department
AMI tn couddeniiai representative ~ The
SECRETARY. >-,rviar, Rlains had learue'i
a. trusi ths "details - III. hu.inr.s hrgrly
to walker. and fc.l. nj. lo.s deeply
III family have revived message q
.ympaih, from an over the cnuntr,.
Levi. \. Barksr ~ Rangur, did murs-
day Al Bo.ion. while on a barney ior
ths t.neft - III. health. H. 49, thirty
i've year. q AZ, The .on 20 Hon. Lewis
Barker. AMI Iunior partner in ths hS
firm ~ Rarker. No-r a Harkrr. \. a
memh-r - ihi. firm. c.p~thlly lea con-
uection With IN famou. stain and 'rum-
vel trial. aud a. m~mt~r % tn llouss
~ Representative in The last two legis-
laiurcs. VI Bafkrr had acquired a rvpu.
tation whi,h eNtenicd Gar beyond The
limit. 20 his native state. IT. vss ous
% Main~'. mort promising ,oaug men.
and hi. death i. lu.. io ths state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
TIE WEEK IN MAINE.
r-T Most IMPORTANT STATE NEWS
BRiCFlN rOlO

Goyrrnor Burlsigh has r,-apt-,iui-d
Hoo josiah :. llohh- state Librarian.
Iti..aii that tn gold" which The
FRANKLIN Comfy .guaW broughi cut,
vas pyriies.
The Camden drv bug D. ~ al. w"rk
again HI lafsst "a. lob.fer factor,
worth a,.out sl.ssi
Il grip. ht. rlo-s,i .ghuoi. AMI caus-
"a "a partial suspension - business iu
several plsCv. In ths state.
M Lynn NIL. a. Il,rtlsni have '~-u
running ou eNtra time lately as ths de-
mand fOr their .hasl. eNc,s,is thr SUP
ply.
MAJOR \. n I'lai.t-,i. - Water, iilr.
inspector ou The siaf 20 tssurrl Mitchell
Frst Brig,i,. NJ \. VI, a.. rendered
a.. isuatiou aui if ~. h-ru acCvpioi
by ths brigade commander.
The Portland Pre-. estimate. that
thsr, 20. from Maine to the lnuisans
lottery. not irs. than -. go Ter mouth,
or sasi.ussl psf Nrar. AMI only "a very
small Isrcvuiagy ~ 10 ever returns.
Omgyr. iu camden rail-i l.guof ..l-
sr. .sIfsi .um~ liqguf. aud tUHk che
dealers vor.l that o. vuui aprsar fDr
trial NJ trial D.. uUi set taken r.ac,,
owing o. The ah.euc, 20 ths r,.ppudsut
AiIutaut tsusrsl ~pngus .sy. che
lo.s o. ths state in arm. huI equipment.
DESTROYED iu ths lsUi.tuu hrr will h-
$3.50 Tls National Government sill
prohabl, D. a.ko,i to assist iu replacing
them.
Tl~ Tax commission have i-r.U discuss
iug ths gNt-,ilury 20 dispensing vith
ths valuation commission q sixteen. anil
Recommending "a perpetual state cDm.
mission % tlr-,. Whu.s duiy Do .lali b.
o. .s,urv thr constant equalization -
taNrs Ths commission q. al.o euisa,uf-
ing tu tni practical mrth,-i 20 taxing
s.,ur.iIr. held iu thr state un property
ouf q thr state
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
~ NTNoRiAu
ASSN " IrwI..

This venerable LADY,. Who for some
sixty wears has be.n a skillful aui ~
psrisnccd nurse. a Marihs Ina th- church
aud home-circle. and a diligvut self
sacrificing toilsr Ia thu cause ~ humauL
~. passed 90 her Vsll-.arn.t rv.i IN
Hiram, p~C. 2, agvd ~Jyrars, . months,
8 days. >hs was ths lat survivor ~ siN
children % Elizabeth aud Marshall
Lewis. Her father. while a soldier In a
company "a artillery commanded by th.
late Hoo. Rufus Mclntire. was Killed In
the War % l~ls. Her home Tor morv
than half q century vas Ia tn family ~
her hruthsr-in-law. col Charles Wade
worth. aud his son Marshall l.. Having
no family. her life Was q coutinuou.
mission Tor the comfort II others. 80
pe,iAlly the poor and needy. the sick.
the beryaVed aud sorroWiul. she va.
always AUNT Abbie" "a our entire CON-
munity. and hundreds In other towns.
scores 81 whom shs had attended az their
birth she suffered bat about two
months illness since her girlhooi. fact
"a D. attributed o. her correct habits.
early rising. strong fOrtitude. and habit
ual cheerfulness. She wss a worthy
member ~ the Methodist church forty
seven years. she remarked o. the writ
or: ">Omstimes | can almost see nv
treasure. and long 90 b. there Pend
Ing the development Of two cancers Of
the chest. .he passed suddenly aud
peacefully away, probably from heart
failure. The loving heart Il still, the
quiet hand. are folded. and the sunny
smile beam. In the land ~ endless mOrn-
Ing.
Hiram, Dec. 81. lsss.
LrxwxiIrx A. wApswonrH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21

For the New Near. Peterson. Mag
ayine promises brilliantly. The January
numb.r l. a success In every particular.
II presents a most attractive appearance
and a rich table Of contents. II opens
with several very fine steel aud other en-
cravings, and give. one ~ the hand.Om-
ct colored designs for fancy-work ever
published Ia thu. country. i,.becca
Harding Da,i. contributes "Mr. Mifiiln'.
Theories" Howard secly ~ Romance
81 the Big Horn" Lucy II. Hooper ~
Magnificent Marriage" aud Frank Ire
Benedict Through an Accident: all
admirable stories. az would b. expected
from such well-known authors. Every
lady Who desires athoroaghly good fam
lly magazine for ls9o .hoah subscribe
for Jefferson" Terms; Two dollars
per year. with largely reduced rates for
clubs. sample copy free Ia persons In
tending to get up clubs. Address Peter
sons Magazine, 3o Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia. Ia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21

rhe rush On the druggists sin coafinaes ami
hsl-au fef ths fhFost sbi Lang Zoe the curv Of
coaEhs. Colts. brOnrhitis. Asthma and Con-
samptioa. ksmp's kAl-am. th~ Standard family
eve sstirs ssusfsesiSa. fnss sc. asa o.. rnAi
Hss ire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
BoRs

In we.i.,.-I, i,ss r. b ~ -iis u i.arya
itslsfts e iiaasttef.
~ rsr,. iss IS tn -iis - ~ ? iI'mu"s.i.
daasbtsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21

county, utsA- shsss - ssss q vssss1o
ksd-s v 10 aA o. tsss - ~ ssUV
ssliscs~.
Mr. 0lsass-ss h ssOg~1 In $1,000
isoss volsmss ~ Nh tsury. vhscA - :
shcss W place h ~ pubic lssrsFy q
HsvardsaL
rhs sh~isi-s ~ J. q. rrvsss . Ca, -
Yosk. wholesale saastss~s 49, baA<1N<n
e So, -: nomisai sss>a. -. -. sse>a
ssssss. eo,Ses
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21

4 handy remedy for colds. = teaspoons
~ water. J II Brown. Instant Relief.
Bottle and take a little every ~ minutes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
T.-NIsAs ..a T..u.rv.w NisAs

AMI sseh day ant sixhs during this wesk you
ftrost snd Lung. ssknswi~sirvi 90 t< the most
saocsssfgl r.meiy Cor the earv u Coughs. Group.
bronshitis. whscyinx Coash. Asthma and Con.
sS y; sss.. O. ,a ss =. ;ss ,:sR
RS - "a 4 $3.50 - - ~ &s Is. ss'' ''''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
oIto

IN s.u,A IIirss,. J,n e p,slsl cray. .s~i q
Fesfs sn.i fasnths
IN Isa'ssf.. Isn o.. M, jsm.. wentworth.
SGT 20 Ysars
Ia IIfs,u lsn d Arhsf ~ -,ar,f. ss~i .
fssfs 4 tusfnths sol o. tsFs
Ia Near tsfis. Ian 2. NJ. Iohn ~,s-ar,, a.
~ n Years.
o. 18Th lIlfsfa tl,s a. Me- rstisnrs. sifs -
~ ate stFphrn D Orisaf. agvi = frafs.
o. rsrs. Jan "a sluiasn Atl-ti. ags'i - tsAfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
MARRIED.

To- C,uian. ian ., ~ ns, , " Love. Harm
Ret ani ssna Tavtaf
o. Nsf,h Tufusf lah r. ~ D raYtsf - &c
taa su.i Hauis 4. uiihan n North Tsfusf
o. raf-sahsti las .. ttsnfT t.ufsirn - I'VE
burE act iiannah hafu - fafsunfsh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
Noricr 90 APPOINTMENT.

1hs un.igfsigusl. having ls,n apI-intssl ~
tn IIsn. Jui.s - Probate Or ~ tsuuiy q
uxfari. on to- thiri rus.staf - l.ssmlsf,
~ t.-s, oslInmisslansrs D. rvrsits ani sNalains
IN slaifns - sf,-iitors asainst ths estate -
nf1utht 4. Carter, ats - Hstissi 10 all iuuntf
sisesas.-t rvprv.sntssi tn.sslfsnt. hsrvhY give
ustirs that ia uiunths frtfi ths late - AL az
I-intmeut an alluse.i a. all rreiitafs in uhis n
h. pfr-snt and pfufe thsir staifas, ant that tisf
viii - tn session a ~ ollcs a \. D. ilsrtrk.
I-t To- llsthsi sfurssait. on Tue-siar. Jun I'm.
II t-sl. Zoe tls pufIsH-s - rsrsifina ~ safiss
I.tssi this fuufth iaf - Januafy, 4. ~. tss
, m4e, co'ani..leasr-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21

There 1. no mOre economical soap made
than BRUSSELS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21

H. convinced that the most economl-
cal soap In the market l. BRUSSELS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
AL rsAT MAS woRr-y OF MEN

\ paper publl.hcd Ia New York state
has this somewhat unique tribute % a
decreased citizen:
rimlshy HURRY diei 81 nrashsr Pals Al
sea. &c wAs tn esbsF - Larry M an
tsruFer T.. hsssis- -rsersl othsF ~sn kn0sn
strIIaFz
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
Dana. sar.apahlla.
MEss,,N.ER., NOTICE.

OFTIcH of riH sHEHITT 90 oNTuEB C0rNfi
~TATt 90 MANI
ONfonD, So Jan. ilth. 4. u. lssl
his l. D. give Notios. that on N ilth dal N
Jan 4. u. tsa, . Warrant On lnsni'tlft
wss issuet oct ~ tbs C0uu ~ in.ulfsnfl r.,
sstd toantr ~ O1forl, against ~ sstais ~
Sfshsils 4. Harlow ~ nakhsii a. an iniii'l =,
and ~ . memisr - ths Ats nuu -
HsfiyS Co, Auastsci o. - a. insiit
Debtor, on Istition ~ All Dsltgft shsh
pstliion was hh~i on to IN day - langafl
\. ID. la. o. vhish AT nane'i DAD intffe-l -
claims i o. - computssis thai NJ ~ ~ ~
any dslts snd ths delivery and trsnsfsf n 49,
pFUtsFty t-l0nTins o. all dfhfof, v I'm r
Doe kis 49,. ans IN delivery snd transfer ~ 49,
prf-rtY ~ HIN ~. foFiehisn ~ hs thai
nasstns ~ ths tresiitor. - All tvttsf ~ pfvts
thsir dstts snd shos--e Que % nov Assisnrr. q
No estate, viii 10 heh a Court - ln-olien.
o. - hohisn sf Paris In ssid ,ountY, % ths :.
dsy ~ Jah. A. u. lso. al uins S'elo-i 10 VI
Given ss.isr nay had u,s asis ar'' sio''
AZ. wARRE>. pspufy .hsrf
q. Messenger % the Court ~ inseifsbfls JOY
sAid CosnsT Of Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21


A eunpssy Il l-.~x furs~i In Omaha =.
b-i On the Alssls 81 49,,
John R.inc. 90. s,a,l-.i TO dsAss 10 CAl
Gag. by rival In love ssslr
The -rhsa. fof constrvc;lns ss- disks On
IN. Thsn,-. 81 i.saica is -,tl~a
Mr. Janp.s Bro-R.fo,,sr ~y. ne hes
t.~n uvat-i v-'y badly la Am~rsoa
IN. thr-s futures Zoe Canada go do
c4s.,i hy Er.s,us winnss 81 isoDdoaA. Ont
S-ry,ary Tracy s Suffering frysn the In.
fo~nss AMI l. un.hl> o. siisssi a. hi. dutAs>
sir John u,sioaai, Cans,lss veteran
Tr,ailsr. C-l-bFai..i hi. 'sh birthday ss'sr-
,lsy
oa tho l.ari % u.An>x-n~n, - ths Worss
fair
N. Ni-is.Igp. -ss.ls p.--~i b,il cr-.,-
inEs ss- cauRiJ. b. - o.l'~i J'nsf-Ss
n.vs
IlAR.laIl wsi.ra -.. fo-sni guilty q mw-
der In R~,er,lars. Va. AMI -n,~"c~i ~ -
hsRs-i
Lord Salisbury !. a. csnfsr 9Th N. queen
ut.a %. tF,t.--t sA,s,inn - IA sns u
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