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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-28

two farm boys prided themselves in do
ing very original things, and not infre,
quently they produced very astonishing
results. especially to the young city board
ers in the region. The last Independence
show they gave the visitors decided was
the best of all. 1t was a fine Fourth OF
July night and everybody was in the best
of spirits.
After it had become quite dark the old
er brother, Joe, announced that the first
display upon the program for the evening
would be a balloon ascension and show
er of dewdrops. Ernest brought out an
armful of tissue paper of various colors,
which proved to be a homemade balloon.
They inflated it by means of a ball of
candle wicking saturated with coal OIL
The burning ball was held in light wire
frame and the flame kept from spreading
by means of cardboard tube that had been
thoroughly saturated with a strong solu-
ton of alum TO make it nOncombustible.
The great paper sack soon filled with hot
air by means of the tube, and began to
get uneasy and anxious for an upward
flight. LET 'er CO." cried Joe; and as
he did so it was noticed that he placed
a string which hung loose in contact with
the flame. Away went the balloon and all
the company watched ii. 1t had reached
an altitude of perhaps 200 feet when
there came the so-called shower of dew
drops. The air beneath the ascending OBJ
ject became suddenly filled with flashing,
suffering, glowing lights.
This display continued for several min.
utes, portion of the scintillating dew
drops rising with the balloon and others
floating slowly toward the earth. "Splen-
did! Good! Beautiful were the ex-
pressions of the spectators.
The next scene on the program was the
firing of cannon by means of a teapot of
water. The cannon itself had been made
by the Folly boys. A two-inch auger hole
was bored into a curly maple block; the
wood had been cut into the shape of an
iron gun, then some iron bands from the
hubs of an old wagon heated red hot were
driven on and suddenly cooled. The ex-
banded hot iron shrunk down so as to
bind the wood firmly, and after they had
| applied a coat or two Of black paint they
| had fine homemade cannon, but, OF
| course, they had to be careful about over
loading the piece. The improvised gun
| had been charged with powder and wad
ding, and lay upon the ground all ready
| for service. Joe took an old teapot turned
| it over and hit it with a stick to show
that it was empty, then placed it beneath
the pump spout and filed it to the brim
| with water. After taking swallow FROM
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-28

generally admitted that both wheat and
rye crops will be disappointing. The sea-
son is very late and heavy frosts have
continued well through the month.
Italy-The weat her has been favorable
and good average crop is expected.
Belgium and the Netherlands Season
backward. but every indication of good
average crop.
Spain-Extremcly cold weather for the
season has checked GrowthS. but cereals
are generally reported as in favorable con-
dition.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-28
Canal Cost S3S, 100000.

After the labors of eight years and an
expenditure of about SIS, 100000, with
labor obtained at 80 cents day, the great
canal which joins the Baltic sea TO the
German ocean is open for use. 1t inter
sects the peninsula of Schleswig- Holstein
from Brunsbuttel. near the mouth of the
Elbe river, to Hottenau, on the Kiel bay,
and opposite that city, distance of about
lifty-nine miles. For centuries vague pro-
jects connecting the North sea and Baltic
ocean had been discussed, no less than six
teen different schepes having been advo-
Gated since the sixteenth centurv. 1t
was not, however, until 1887 that the
foundation stone of the present waterway
was laid by Emperor William l., and since
then the work has been rapidly pushed,
being finished within the stipulated time.
The canal is 217 feet wide at the surface,
Sc feet at the bottom and 80 feet deep,
thereby accommodating the largest YES
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-28
A Fourth of July State.

There was a small boy once living in
Texas,
Who bought a small cannon on purpose to
veX us.
He poured in the powder, and said,
They'll be lucky
If soon they don't hear from me there in
Kentucky"
But the small cannon bust with such terri
BILE fury
That pieces-not peace-reigned from
Maine to Missouri.
And Johnny was blown, with other small
boys,
To State which some persons pronounce
Illynolse.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-28
PROSPECTS FOR GOOD CROPS.
Reports Indicate n Heavy Yield in
the West aud Northwest.

Reports Indicate Heavy Yield in
the West aud Northwest.
Recent crop reports are to the effect that
the outlook WAS never better than il Is
now. Along nearly all the Western rail-
way systems the winter wheat crop is be-
ing harvested, and VIII be about half Of
what is considered normal Rains have
recently fallen over the entire West. par
ticularly in Illinois, where complaints
were being made of damage to hay, and
near the southern boundaries to oats The
actual damage 10 oats. however. viii not
affect general results. Spring wheat looks
well, both in the West and Northwest
Prospects for good corn crop are all
that could be desired. all reports received
merely adding to the favorable outlook.
In Illinois hay is short. rs it is also in
southern Missouri but in Iowa. Nebraska,
Colorado. and especially Wyoming. large
yields may be depended upon. Potatoes
and fruit promise well. and the recent
rains have led the farmers TO put in late
crops of potatoes, corn, and fax wherever
there was an acre available. In some
sections of Illinois grain has had more
rain than was good for it. though In the
same districts corn has held its own. Oats
cover large acreage everywhere, and
with the possible chance of lodging
through storms or local damage from
rust" which may come later, with 'ex.
IRENE heat and moisture together, the
crop seems assured. An unusually large
amount of sugar beets has been planted
in eastern Nebraska. showing that farm
ers have confidence in that crop. notwith-
standing past failures. Railroads ara
preparing TO move an immense harvest.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-28

were sent 10 seize
and fortify Bunker
Hill under Col. Pres
colt. Gen. Israel
Putnam with his
force joined them,
and, after some de-
liberation, it was de-
cided to fortify
Breeds Hill rather
than the other
mound. This they
determined to do be
cause Breeds Hill
was nearer Boston.
All that night the
American soldiers
, toiled, but when day
light came their
vorl, WAS still I'M
completed. OF course
the first dawn reveal
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-28
His BUSY Day,

Cobbie-I called on DIR. Probe to- day
and the servant said unless it was very
important he couldn't see me.
Stone-Why not?
Cobbie-He is resting up for the Fourth
of July.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

HE boys in and
about Barton expect
ed every season to
have a good time at
Folly Farm, where
they were sure to
congregate on the
Fourth of July to be
entertained. Joe and
Ernest Folly were
more than ordinary
boys, and the saying
went the rounds that
what they could not
invent in the way of
amusement was not
worth seeing These
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-28
Hit the Mark.

Briggs-While l was on the piazza with
Miss Lingerly last night her little brother
threw frecracker right into her lap.
Griggs-He was aiming at you, l sup.
pose.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-28

Charles s. Graham, an artist. formerly
of Chicago, has mysteriously disappeared
from the Hotel Mateo, San Francisco.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-28

Health is another word for temper
ance and exercise.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-11-25

"Uncle Allen" asked the caller, "do
you know of anything that's good for
n cold?"
Uncle Allen Sparks opened his desk
took from one of the pigeon noles a
large bundle of newspaper clippings
tied with string, and threw it into
the others lap.
"Do / know of anything that is
good for a cold?" he echoed. "My
young friend, know Of 627 infallible
ways of curing a cold. I've been col
Letting them for 40 years. You try
those, one after another, and If they
don't do you any good come back and
1 will give you 116 more. Bless mel"
added Uncle Allen, with enthusiasm,
you can always cure n cold If you go
at it right"
He dug n bundle of yellow, time
stained clippings ont of another
pigeon hole, aud the visitor hastily
coughed himself OUT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-11-25

A good story is told OF a self-re-
specting carpenter who was sent to
make repairs in private house. As
he entered the room in which the
work was to be done, accompanied by
his apprentice, the lady of the house
called out, "Mary, see that my jewel
case is locked"
The carpenter understood, and, as
he was an honest man, he was indig-
nant. He had his opportunity, how
ever, and he used it. lie removed his
watch and chain from his waistcoat
with significant air, and gave them
to his apprentice.
"John," he said, stake these back
to the shop. 1t seems that this house
isn't safe"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-11-25
Free, and What Everybody Wants.

Perfect health and strength, to dare and to
do, that's what you want and you know it.
Here is sure way to get it. DR.. Greene, of
"a Temple Place, Boston, Mass, is the most
successful specialist in the world in curing
nervous and chronic diseases. He is also the
discoverer of that wonderful medicine, DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
He has established a remarkable system of
letter correspondence, by which you can write
him about your complaint, telling just how
you feel and stating each symptom from
which you are suffering. He will answer
your letter, describing your case thoroughly
and telling a sure way to regain health and
strength. And for all this you have nothing
to pay. He gives most careful attention to
every letter, and describes each symptom so
exactly that you cannot fail to understand
precisely what ails you. He makes speciality
of curing patients through letter correspond
ence. You have no fee to pay and you don't
have to leave home. Here is the best oppor-
tunity you ever had to get well. Will you
accept or reject it?
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-11-25

George W. Cable, the novelist, cleo
trifed a Sunday school class Of pretty
little girls by telling them that he
had three children at home, half of
them girls Rapidly scrambling thro'
their mental arithmetic, they fairly
rustled with surprise at the startling
statement, and then heard with an
audible sigh of relief his explanation
that the other half were girls, too.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-11-25
lays ii Cured his Wife of
Rheumatic Pains.
states Attorney Cud-
worth i'm an open letter
gives unStinted praise
to Smiths Rheumatic
Cure because it accom-
pIiSheS it's mission =,
Cures rheumatism.

Office of A. z. Cudworth Attorney at Law.
80. Londonderry, VT, Nov. 10, 1892.
Eco. O.. Smith.
|roubled by rheumatic pains in her shout
hers, arms and wrists, attended with some
|welling of the joints, and with little faith
he procured and used n bottle of your
Rheumatic Cure. The use of this induced
Inc purchase of q second bottle and the Cure
proved to be all you claim. Its use resulted
IN the disappearance of the pain and swelling
BIZ Joints and by its eliminating process
\ through NATURES channels" her general
health was much improved and we are
pleased to say that the improvement seems
10 he permanent. Your Rheumatic Cure
will always be among our household supplies
Yours truly,
+. CTTDWORTH.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-11-25

tor says I must keep in bed. Now
place myself under your care. / am only
twenty-o- e years old, and too young 20
suffer so much. - Mrs. CHAs. PARKER.
The above letter was received by Mrs.
Pinkham at Lynn, Mass, May Is, 1894,
which received prompt reply.
The following letter reached Mrs.
Pinlham about five months later Note
the result.
LITTLE FALLS, MINI, sept. II. rSoi
81 deem il my duty TO announce tho
fact to my fellow-sufferers of all female
complaints, that Lydia Il. Phkhdm's
treatment and Vegetable Compound have
entirely cured me Of all the pains and
suffering | was enduring when / wrote
you last May. l followed your advice TO
the letter, and the result is simply Won
derful. May Heaven bless you and the
good work you are doing for your seN!"
MRS. CHAs. PARKER
All the druggists i'm town say there IL
a tremendous demand for Lydia r..
Pinkhdm's Compound; and IL Is doing
lots Of good among the women.
If you are sick and i'm trouble write t
Mrs. Pinkham. Relief awaits you.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-11-25
A CRY FOR HELP
RESULT OF A PROMPT REPLY.
Two Open Letters that Should Suggest
to Thousands Of American Women
TO go and do Likewise.
Especial TO OUR LADY nEADrRs.l

LITTLE FALLS, MINI, Nag n, 1891.
4 am suffering, and need your aid.
have terrible pains i'm both sides of my
womb, extending down the front of my
limbs and lower part Of my back, at
tended by backache and pains In the
hack of the neck and ears
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-11-25

Hoods Pills cure liver ills, biliousness,
indigestion headache. A pleasant laxative
all druggis.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-11-25
Iron and Steel.
BIaCkSnith'S Coal,
Horseshoe Nails.
Chains, ETC.,
for sale
Strictly for Cash on Delivery,
at
j. w. MURKLAND'S.

Have just put in a large stock of
Leather Betting Of all widths, such
as mill men are likely to want,
Lacings, Belt Hooks and Files.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

"@san9c 5ult Der. on tommer fro?'
"glaju, noalc fna."
"03 mango a~Oinoiolt?"
"9G-ja-a."
go on itaur big pel sobt meb ben
alcinmmsn?'
"Sa-a.1
"Sanite 6srren ira 2anbet pil bri.t'
ct @.as giu?"
SD, tunoc life rere iaa pGrIt.'
Slnen bleo brast ireni.
AWfen M mao bu uo6ringe Ell
Staat."
"lObrin9c Ell staat?" ipurste @b,ts
man uuiocnbe.
ga - boloe en- Gale"
"aa, iaa naa!"
90 uuocr Samernes Saanof(op ret
itc ban Jig.
Wlcn buor itur bleu life beres 5or.
bauIeiie, oa Den 5remmcbe sracipit bar
pebe @lasiet i%ueiret, iirpg Saarct tit'
lioe % meo flar Stemme be9puote:
iodine Gamer p3 0errer! SEQ 81.
fer @oer Sunobeo % 2pite % Sfabe.
rens rise ScIiglelie; os tpr jes baabe,
at S meo glloeren pil boz. til mere
6Ornnit Og 8isoom, prl pioeuoe pA
tbufommenoe, at Sfiniet oite bcora9er
S opmte mig eiter min Grast os trq
mig for en- ubpolet @Onoetnpl. mebens
iea, otter Goer5 Iutr9i at bpmme, tp1
GOer for uelOpora9ue WeuneIter. Seq
ler III, at 5~eiltaselieu ct sjeniioia."
San bapoe netop taft, ba Galeb
Struug, Stateus Ouuernor, traabtc
ino % ipurgte eIler Mr. @bitman.
"9th, Der ct jea, @r. Guuernpr.
GlGOer mig ct ie Sem!"
9erpda penotc ban zig til bet IOrs
b%lpiieoe Sclitab. bulfcOe bcleuent og
insoe:
Seq pniter SeIfnbct ell iurugielig
Niten!"
Wicn GeIitabst ff uof life up0ei
icrnGieli9 9Iiten Den Gang. SertIl oar
Stemntngcn altfor Ilau. Oct iis,s. at
DC albri9 9'emte Den 9Hropm, Der bIep
bibru8t Dem iaa ei~tcrtrgtfelig.
Sg &0itman ietu erin0reoe ii9 tia
big, at "pet er life @ulO at, iouI 9tims
rer."
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
@cf1cuot1tprcItc.

Gom auercoe ipr cmtat, lfal Teo @ino
9utberan 2aoies' Scmnrarp iuopics Sprs
ea9 Den Ste SUM. SnOoielien ltuioe BABE
inaOet Steo iUr Stoleus Nabnin1 altiau
iioite Spit, men Srauinacn b!co life lGro,o
ipr | be ierIt, Sage nf Iopember Iaaneo,
os % bar oct for foiot % uhpase,i9t til q,
baoe Ell iaaoan Set. Gen bieu bcripr ZEN.
Iagt til SfolcnS Sluinn0 - Den 6tc SUM.
Set bar g~nltellst ON ret mango truoe
TONNE. Nle CT biertelig oeIfomnr. @aa
ipI9enot Sdier CT Der iDrset ipr &risa b.
%iGttelic Excursion rates.: Chicago, Mll.
ipaufee & Ct. Eaul Hp, SuIuth. Stco g9igo
q Sou.bern o. Minneapol,s & 81. gouis.
Wan alrrooeS ON at faa Certificate al
N9entcH, bollftt bier, at full fare er beial
for 2tlretien. 9enue Frisneolpttelie alGl.
Der tnn Ipr Den "a, Cite % zoe SUM.
&. gfer
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

gf be 1900 Eager, iom G tillicot
/ Gbilaoelpbia, bapoe fnn GU 90 eIie'
100 erperimcnteret mco SppnotIsiils'
% mango itlueoc fig pantro til ben
men be Splpsninssr, iom gaues, pnite
Spurriiombeo o. oioroc bet 3notrDt,
at man oOg Der bapoe ior fig no3ei,
ium rar barb ell u1rutcre llnoerie9ells.
Iue bar cniec /. at Der SlmerIfa 'on'
i andre 9onoe t0r 9lues Soue, ION
iprbDoer Gbarlntaner at fare omirlra
% glue Spptsnirger i 90pnOtIsmc.
bporpeo bet tGntcnoc &nblltnm lfrGm'
mes bort ira bet rpe Wtiooel. s liant
pittigbcoslDie G%bnrIntaners SGnoer CT
Sppnctismel, napnlis i5rantris. brii9t
TT mango iipsJc Ging, "a | bette Sallo
uil Moroerc uoen 2uil tage ben | i'm
5jeueite.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
So,pa TiErifts SDmooenoes
12te til Is oe Sum.

ira l2tet III is oe Sun.
NreIter 70 &epreientauter, iom bar melot
1T aontmc til llnOertesneoe itioc, ptl blipe
mootu9et al ijne Barter oco 5rGueues glus
fonlt l Saltic 0prite S.ation noroenfur
Slonr Sails paa Obi, Wilp. & Ct. Iaul
3ip.), 9a8en iDr SpHobempoets Seapuoelie.
Wteo BET SoA. ION pan Soma & Saf. SIP.
io'laotr Galmar 81. 4.35 6ormiooaa. %
meo Oct 2os, ian paa SIour Gltp, Sipur
,Snls d Cyan zine iorlaoer S,our gttu 81.
8 Tormo., pil mon femme I'll Baltic Nl.
2.54 eftcrm'ooas famine Sag. Set 9oa,
nj paa Souttrrn Ninr. Gip. briuocr Yas-
la9ercr til Baltic al. A As GIlermipea, l..
8aar life no fra "a G,osic. men ira gutn
Sl. 72o 5ormnooa9. &c, iom be pt.e
Sur in0ion. Cedar ii. & q. g.nm til eipur
sails, taanc tomme III Yaltic al2 "a @itnr,
8. 9. Sauop.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
6Dpnotisme.
WGrfeligc SngttageIer.

9Reerie ~begDnber mere % mere at
trp paa Sppnctism CO arueuce Den
ipm 2rscmiobel. Slmericau Nic6ical
asipciatiuu bplbt i iUrrise llBe ct Mpoe
i Ebilabelpbia, bpOr ca. 1900 Eager
par tiliteoe, % Der Oplnite Or. Z. 8.
Grptbers fra Sartiorb, Gunr.. Or.
gSIQiam 9. Soiparo fra Baltimore %
Or. 81. SssoOo Waion fra Nsw YOr!
NipanOliuser ON fine 5oriDs msb
Sppnotismen. De to isrite bauoe oils
renot ben mob Spunlpsbso os MOB
6eusiuenbeb til GrIf, i besse GilfalOe
meO fort Selo. 2r. Waion paaitob
meo np3le frantic 9aser, at Sppno'
tismcn irembrlnscr en-, ia to nye Ser
ionlisbeoer / ct Wenneite % at bette
fan i%crtlare me9et, Tom Tor bar pRreI
saaoeiulot, iuaiOm Spncrne hos ilisC
ipm Sis'anut, 5remipntbeo, Srpmme,
iom ilaar ino, Srossfure pip.
Srauitmanoen, Or. Gid)et, bapoG
srpsrimenteret meb en- Sonbefpue, Na.
ban 9couie 9. gi Iatureu bar bun
ilpu % tilbo9e6oloen, iom benllasa
apinpcr pleier at pGre; men ba ban
baooc bppuOtiieret beuoe. blep burl
lirlis, iuotiom, rarm % siaolpnt Jon
ell un9 Tise. !6an falote ben M.
Eeripn. Der tom tiiipue, for 2ecutine.
Seo at erperimentere uioere fit ban
rem Ell treble Eeriou, iom bar iinoi9,
icrltanois % lin paa Oct, % ban tulott
teube 9eouore. NQe ire bar i"oritiel,
lisc % itarpt aoltil,e Ieripner. 9epniS
pioite iutet ON 2eontine cler 9eunore.
9eoutine flenOie 9epuie, ipm s;f ioral
benoe. men life 9eonure, iom Tom bag,
eitsr, mebeus bcnnc fierote baaoe Sec.
nie % 2eontine; men inDen al be iri
uiloe uioe al, at ben enc bleo taaet TO.
ben anoen cuer ioruerlet bermeo.
3rgte 99ser iIutter al benne % Zig,
genoe Sn9tiaselier, at ri ianoipuliauis
ale er GObbeltmenneifer, ps at ct anbe'
Selu ulper uisie SmitGnbisbeoer tomls
mer irem bps ps. Sgonsj9ngsri laoel
Jig iprilare ocruf. 2iscina iprIticaial
andre soaoeiuIoe Siug. Mnusen CT
er ianborgmt eller fan / balpuaaoel
9IIiiaro ie unoerlise Spuer, ipm G,
pirtelise. Sort anoet Selp fan ranort
LANCE Iiitdnoe ira rprt 9eseme % 9jgr
3asttaselier, iom port isrite Sel,
umulia fan sjere sjcnnem line eanier
6remipntbso eIer Glairuopance or el
G~abeubarelie al bet famine, % beI
btluer iaaleOes banoe ~naturlis % ior
i nuitis. Sppnot,smem bielpsr i 81
/. Grab III at briuse bort anoet Gel
> Irem o. isie bet no al be 8eano, 70
bineer bet TT port ipriie Selp. Sc
uben pirler ben laaeaee, iier Nerp
i %ipgbpmme.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
Notwithstanding.

G,aa 8prien / Gbica o or Soeoen III rpre
/ 20 Gents, % bet fer no til, at Den 81 boloe
ig paa oeune Soioc, ia itise enonh mere.
3 t 9aar eanits n~ntuylig III. Sperproout-
tjoncn I 1891 o. 1892. ariicn noitillinss'
narct 1898 % bet alm noeltse Srrt, ipm Gen
meofpric, brGgte Iriien iaa lapi ncs, ion'
ben bar p9ret / WaueS Miuoe; men III CT
Oct tore 6orrnao ira bihe aronaar etter'
bdanoen ioripu bet; Garmerne iaar lille
IG tgere iaa re9ct Speoe lcm ipr; De ton'
furrerenoe 0reOelanoc er belpis ianneoe
al %llIptier, % SpItIoiigterne I bort esei
9ano er o9iaa ~iormurfet. 6roIten olsie
Gage p9 ben besiilfe s ues SerlIn9er pl
olei Grab ~iorringe llpbp,tct at Sin.ers
burOc. Nt bette tiliamuculast brin3er
6peoepri fen ii. at itise Sertil iommer. at
@riien III prieut!ia er oper. 3iaIOsu benz
Der iiIblse. TnbrItpirtiombeo, Sanoel rg
9iDrelie tager Dipping. Gle Ge8n ipoer
paa, at bet nittenoe garburoreoe I IN
SlbiugeaIoer uil ltlente fine Sprn gooe 5iorr
og alpre bern IptfeIi9e, iupen bet cnoer tine
Gage.
Serntonaerne Carnegie. Spnes d 9au1Ds
lin bar ms forbpIet glrbeioslpnnti Tor ltrie
6oIt meb 10 Erpcent, p9 anore Yerter rlaa
iDlse greruplct. 9rs siDr Saipois Steel
Com ann enonu Mtooituno mob fine Nrbel'
o.reS arap % o,nbptter Strcitere rieo bill
isere NfGup. Set FANNIE ajpr llloiabri-
f%anternc rSlnepuiae, bpor 600 900 Irno
lIo pIcier at iolbruseS ON ll8en men Dpos
10000 Nrbctoeye III 9aar ieotle.
s Oct iuere a 2anpet lan i ben nnoen ll9e
al Wai CT &api al pla S35j0,000, flyer
Vi. 9. Guns 9ieu IN, o. rcntcoe paa a Iiioe
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Den itc9 8 Gsuis. Gyoi.en Gioroe lip!ae
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a9rene LED mere, men lopcr Dog ct llObp tie
al 100000 Suibels. Fri II ites / LIENS
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MI piicr ii1, at 2auOet bar 9,GlS.0S1 Sdicr
pna Sdaub, builtei CT 4 5000 Sllcr mere,
elo Get no8enlinoe bar Daut.
llloial9et er tort % eff DC TO iprite Tiger
a. Mai liritrn pp til, bUao oct bar | Dc.
b!pmltreioc Iar 1892. ba Soft par misior
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CT 6oranoriug / Nia8itrrcIitu. 6 DC rauatc
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lanolf lilo % iaar 5.GS1 $50 &uup.
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parcr t~lloirtcs Der mere a., emo Scbpp irrs
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rclicn / DC miotre % norooeitIisc Sp:r en-
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s Orn io.lUbne u3c uoiprtes fra DC Scr.
eneoe SiaterS I0apre o. Noatreal 2,397 600
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llae 1894 uoiDytes {, AGO. 900, 1898 8 $50, 900
% l 1892 3 COB 900 SuiteIs.