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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-12-12
OBITUARY..
JOSEPH L. PARSONS.


Joseph [. Parsons died at the home OF
his son. James +. Parsons, in Ellsworth,
Saturday, Dec. :. in the eighty -sevent h
year of his age.
Mr.. Parsons was born at Sullivan in
1909. In the public schools there he was
a classmate of the late John S. Emery.
While he was still a boy, Mr.. Parsons
father moved to Eastbrook, being one of
the first settlers there. After attending
the academies at Berwick and Gardiner,
Mr.. Parsons returned, and for a number
of years taught school in Hancock and
OF her towns of this county
Later he went to sea, and followed that
calling for twenty-five years, being
master of vessels most OF the time. Mr..
Parsons seafaring life was an eventtul
one. Al one time he was captured by n
Spanish war vessel and impressed into
service. After few months on board he
escaped off he coast OF South America
by dropping over board in he night and
swimming ashore. He made several trips
in whaling vessels. For a ime he WAS on
the old line of emigrant ships.
In 1854 he moved to Wisconsin. and
lived there until 1870, when he returned
to Hancock county. For the past five
years be has made his home with his son
in this city.
Mr.. Parsons was a republican to the
back bone. Originally wing, he was
one OF the first to join the new party
He MAS a stanch aboiltlonist, and one OF
the greatest disappointments OF his life
was hat, at the breaking out OF the civil
war, though he tried several times to en-
list, he was rejected owing to a defect in
his hearing
Mr.. Parsons was an earnest church
worker, and had been member of the
Methodist church since boyhood. Dur
ing his residence in the West, before
there was a church in the town he made
his home, he fitted up room in his house
in W hich the first religious services in the
town were held. Later a prosperous
church grew out of this small beginning.
Funeral services We're held at the late
home OF the deceased Sunday. The re-
mains were inferred in Woodbine ceme-
terry, by the side OF his wife who died
eight years ago.
Mr.. Parsons leaves one son and a
daug hter-James f. Parsons, OF Ellis.
worth, and Mrs. Reuben Williams, of
Franklin. A other, John S. Parsons,
OF Pennington, also survives him.
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Six years ago this month nearly everybody city knows
small stock Of goods carried the upper floor of Holmes
Brothers confectionery Wise people laughed the
and ympahzcd with the undertaking. known
From beginning of business OF $40 per week business has
grown up to the figure of which would be
credit to of the Bangor which equad
by any dry goods store in Ellsworth
Our methods of advertising have copied by great many
Of competitors but the inspire pub
lie is idle boast but which enjoy
To the public who have faithfully been with the
years. heartily wish
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The tax-collector OF the town of Otis
has had trouble with delinquent tax
payers, and finally decided to furnish
them with sample of his authority. On
his complaint a writ was issued for the
arrest OF William Remick, who refused t O
pay his poll tax OF s1.50 Remick was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Cushman and
brought to Ellsworth. He paid his tax
and S6.2S cents besides, and had the
pleasure OF spending two days in the
county Jail
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The wife OF Mr.. d. Robinson, promi-
nent ZIMMERMAN OF Hartwck, y. y, was
sick with rheumatism for five months.
In speaking of it, Mr.. Robinson says:
"Chsmb erlain's Pain Balm is the only
thing that gave her any rest from pain.
For the relief of pain it cannot be beat"
Many very bad cases of rheumatism have
been cured by it. For sale at 80 cents per
bottle by George A. Parcher.
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every reader Of this and every customer OF our establish
ent cordial and greeting with the
husiasm and satisfaction enthusiastic for the that
prospects of the particularly promising for both buyer
and seller we satisfied anticipating unusually large
demand holiday goods have put place stock complete
SO perfect that know please the purchas
ing public equally positive that they will be pleased with
themselves for dealing with
Our stock is most embraces the latest novelties
the best goods reliable kind The calculated
to meet taste means preferences of individual likely
enter our store standard and variety for any
thing they for the present that will
all our old customers before and
put the friends establishment that believes in dealing
honoraby and literally with its patrons We determined to
make of the gftgving holiday shopping period
and are prepared all who promptly politely and
sfactoly hea-warming goods cheering prices have
will be eminenty pleasant
Every is the best of its class class
sented complete You have only inquire for what
YOU need presented what you fresh from the best and
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markets. possessing the right kind of value for the right
kind of price, in every instance.
settled prnciplcs o. TO give full and exact
every dollar spent with and make that dollar 90
should, and much farther than anywhere else
Experience enabled buy superb stock at
the closest possible figures the affords
opportunity money quickly.
We therefore, inclined than shade profits to
that will make this the prominent and popular with
every person who appreciates trustworthy goods when and
prices up solid tangible value the prac
teal kind.
One word: We invite you visit and in
you welcome you do buy you
still expected will convince you
that here stay and to please.
sight Of admirable of goods will educate
knowledge of what novel, appropriate and rstclass We
make bow with the conviction that shall
suit and all.
We thank for past patronage and show practical
probation of the by presenting best stock and best
prices the best of all best occasonshe holiday 1905
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-18
WEATHER onop nuLLITIN
or tho West Virginia Weather Service for
thu WeslS Ending July 10,

Oftlo West Virginia Weather Service for
tho Week Ending July 10.
Tho temperature during tho past
week was below the normal every day,
and averaged. for the week, about iVo
degrees per day cooler than is usual at
this season OF tho year, The days wcro
generally as warm as usual, but tho
nights wore very cool. Tho month Of
July up to tho 10th has averaged about
three degrees per day cooler than tho
normal, the temperature having risen
above the normal on but two days, the
9TH and Slh. For tho whole crop sea-
bon-since March There has boon o
slight excess in the amount OF heat TO-
csiy0d, that 10, tho season has been q
little warmer than usual.
Little or no rainfall occurred during
the week until Monday, tho 10Th. The
general ralns that occurred at the close
OF last week were sufficient for the CROP
needs, but tho ground was again getting
very dry, aud the rains OF yesterday
we're oppartune aud exceedingly hppe.
fetal. At Parkersburg the amount oil
rainfall for July up to tho 10th Ia over
One-hali inch loss than tho amount u.s.
ually recoivedi and during the crop sea.
son tho total amount of rainfall received
10 four and ope'half inches below tho
normal, showing q deficiency in rainfall
both for the month and for the period
since March !,
Considerably less than the usual
amount OF sunshine was received. This
deficiency was principally caused by the
smoky condition Of the atmosphere on
many days when there were no clouds,
tho amount OF eloudiRess during the
week having been less than uaual.
EFFECT on THE CHOPS.
On the whole tho weeks weather was
favorable for crop growth. Tho nights
wero rather too cool for corn and tho
days gave too little sunshine for good
h%ay.maktng, yet all correspondents,
with a few exceptions report favorable
progress in crop growth during tho
week. Most Of the wheat crop has boon
safely stacked, and some has boon
threshed, with yield US reported as very
good.
Many correspondents say the hay
aud oats crop will DO better than was
expected, but both OF these crops are
very irregular, in some sections those
crops are very good indeed, while in
others they arc light and with very poor
prospects,
Corn IL generally in a very good con.
dition and the outlook for q fairly good
yield Is very encouraging.
Late garden vegetables Of all kinda
promise u llne crop.
A largo acreage Of buckwhoat has
been planted.
Summer fruit ia coming into market.
but Us q rule tho crop is light and not
moro than enough Cor homo consump.
ton. II. l. BALL
Director.
Pd~rkersJuq, ". "a, July l6.
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THE FRUIT CROP
Not a vory Encouraging outIook-Apples
and Peaches Poor Crop.

Not a vory Encouraging outIook-Apples
and Peaches Poor Crop.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 1.-THE
fruit crop repor! Of the agricultural do.
partmont for July shows a material de-
cline in condition. The report is sum-
married. as follows:
The condition OF apples has been
materially lowered since tho report OF
June. Losses have been especially
marked in important states, having al-
ready low conditions, viz: The New
England states, New York, Ponnsyl.
yania, Michigan, Wisconsin and Mime.
sofa. In tho Piedmont region the out
look Ia decidedly moro favorable.
In Missouri and contiguous states, the
decline has been light, not above 3 per
cent In any case, but tho conditions are
not quite as high rs in the Piedmont or
chards. On tho Pacific coast conditions
fell about II per cent, but tho prospects,
there are still good.
The poach crop returns arc also uuta-
vorablo, Georgia and Connecticut alone
OF the leading commercial states having
now n high percentage.
Grapos-Fro5ts have done much dam.
ago to this crop, and especially in tho
moro northern belt and in tho central
W0at.
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A COHHOH CAUSE OF SICKNESS,
INwARM TnERNornINGsODAN
GEROUs AS DECAYED rood.

Every ono knows or ought to know maj de-
cayel foods arc poisonous Boards OF health
soo, ., r,cvort thsi, ,ola
"o No" na'oi n'uu ''' 'o'uN "HNu y"
low tho decay aud decomposition OF foods alter
they have been eaten, for unless digestion oG'
on,s vt,ht, a roosoroh,, tlno altar opr moa,,
S"oo,anosi,or ss,s In
WIv,ncntIcsw viii s'o, md consider ior n mo.
u,n, somo oi ,ho ,y'nn,om, of tbcIr ,roubIo.
smoh a, dIsogroe,hi, broa,h. crnotntIops If ems
nv md tSs,o I'm ,he mou,b lhoy viii understand
- - -, 49,. ~, 1ao.yIr,, InoJs
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TERRIBLY SCALDED.
Five Sailors on the Torpedo Boat
Ericsson May Die,
A BIG HOT WATER PIPE BURSTS
And Covers tho Men All Over With
soaldinG Waterfall IOast -Four OF
tho Mon are Fatally Burnod-ThO
Accident Occurred While tho Boat
Was on a Speed Run.

New LoSpoS, CoSN,, July H,-Flye
sailors, members Of tho engineers gang
on the torpedo boat Ericsson, we're terri.
bly, Gcalded by the bursting Of u hot
water pipe in tho engine room to-day
while the boat wal out on q run prelim.
mary to her speed trial, whichis 1901 to
take place, The men wero all brought
to this city in tho light house tender
Cactus. Their names and residences
are az iollowS;
Austin Williams, New York City.
Joseph Hamilton, New York City,
David Cody, Jersey CITY,
William Nerwin, Dubuque, Iowa.
Jacob Strinsky, Dubuque, Iowa.
Details OF tho accident arc very
meagre, az the Ericsson ia still out on
the Sound and the injured men are uu'
able to talk much. From one Of them,
however, 4 brief statement was obtained
by u reporter Of the Associated Press,
lilo said that the boat was going at the
rate OF 2S knots an hour and was being
pushed to attain tho speed Of 20 knots.
Suddenly ono OF the big hot water pipes
burst with the pressure and covered
them all with the scnihing water. The
men wore only q thin shirt above tho
waist and their bodies from the waist
up were practically parbOilad. Tho
lighthouse tendOr Cactus was hailed as
she was going by and tho mon were
nIaroH ahnaFl and hFnuUhE In IN Sail
ORE hospital None OF thOm were able
to SEQ and it ia thought that ut least
four OF them will die and probably all.
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FoKEIGN CROPS.

The General Agricultural Condition lIO-
ported to tho Agricultural Department.
WASHINGTON, D. @, July l7.--Ths
general agricultural conditions in for.
oign countries are reviewed in tho ro-
port Of tho European agent Of tho agri.
cultural department for July. 1t is
shown that wei a large part Of Great
Britain insufficient rain interiered with
the general prospects for au excellent
harvest. Tho elect OF the partial
drought is felt with particular severity
in the middle and south Of England.
The wheat is reported in several coun.
tics as less than half q crop, with oatS
barley practically spoiled. In the graz.
ing counties the hay is reported as Of
fine quality but deficient in quantity.
The %haymakinG season has been early
and plentiful rains ceming now would
result in good second crops oil clover. In
Scotland all prospects arc reported
good.
Reports for the other important coun.
tries are as follows:
France-Tho u~nfayorablO weather
conditions have resulted in premature
blooming OF the wheat aud diminished
prospects. The wheat crop 10 estimated
from Il poor average down to n falling oil
from last year Of 100000 bushels. 1t
will be remembered that the wheat area
was somewhat reduced in the autumn,
and 1t is certain that this years crop
will not be sufficient for domestic needs.
Meslin, rye and oats arc reported as
average.
Gsrmany-The weather has been
more favorable throughout Germany
than in France. The detailed report
for May OF tho imperial statistical
bureau showed tho expectation Of crops
Of wheat, barley, oats and nay, to BIO bot
tor than tho average, but rye was under
the average. Tho weather in Juno has
modified the expectation Of the May
forecast, drought having characterized
the entire month In many parts. The
wheat crop 10 now expected to be an
average, and the rye crop ia expected to
fall below the average to tho oxtent oil D
to 80 per cent.
Austria. Hungary: In Austria tho
juno weather has been entirely propi'
tious, and so general n recovery has
been made OF all cereal growths that q
good average 10 confidently anticipated.
In Hungary tho wheat crop hRa not
done quito 80 we'll, and Is expected to
fall below that OF last year from O,O0O,-
900 to S,000,000 bushels.
Spain: Heavy rims and floods early
In June donuded large areas OF the then
standing crops and inflicted consider
able injury generally, but the prospect
now is for an average crop.
Italy: An average crop in Italy Is
now assured.
Russia: All authoritie' concur in
predicting q bountitul harvest, particu.
larry in the southern districts.
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li0Ston- American Wool and Cotton Re-
porter VIII say tomorrow OF the wool trad1'
rue past week has Witnessed u falling OilIn The
hetual business ACCOMPLISHED In the Tour pTln'
clpAl markets OF this country, although tho
general strength aud character OF the market Is
iullY maintained, suggestive Indication Of u
~pnrmanenCG In values Is embodied In the fact
mat continual BUYERS who have hitherto held
alOOi In tho hope that When English and
American buyers at tho London sales had quite
'illed up" they might have the advantage OF a
temporary decline, have been active purchasers
during tho past week. This may DO regarded Us
au Indication that higher prices have come
70 stay, aud manufacturer must accept the SIT
uAtion Al I Is and advance values In their
product Tho speculative tendency heretofore
noted In New York, Boston and elsewhere has
lost Ia YlgaF, aud trade settled down to q hUll.
ness like basis, The total sales Of tho three mar
tets,- New York, Boston and Philadelphia,
amount To 1850 900 pounds, against o GS2,A for
tho corresponding week last year. In Boston
the sales have amounted to b,24I. 900 pounds.
Tho market Is reasonably active and very steady,
firm md strong, Fleec0s have had a hFner
tome some grades OF tine washed cannot DO puT'
chased al last weeks figures. The advance In
ths territories has been confirmed by actual
sales 10 manufacturers.
~LOndOn-At the wool auction sales to-day 49,.
6ls bnles were offered. OF which DO woFo with
drawn, The attendance was lRrger aud there
WINS an active demand for the American account.
Following ara the SRlGs In detail; New South
Wales, Al bales secured SiRls sgd; greasy
bbyl9d. Queensland, 900 bales; secured Sdnls
I'D greasy ptalA I'd, Victoria, 2gl7IbRlea; scour-
ed dinls 6Ld; greasy ilgAlld. south Australia,
O7s bales secured 6tidals "a; greasy 3ISAGjd.
Swan River, Sl7 bales; greasy 5R7i%l. New Zen
land, $50 bales; secured Glals lH1; greasy IA
10, Cape o! Good Hope aud Natal, 37j bales;
secured 10 'tdals2Sdi greasy j1saJ34d.
ARtw6rp-Tho second day Of the wool anc-
ton sales opened firm and active, with 1890
bales offered, OF which 300 were Withdrawn.
Following arr the sales; BHeR0s AyFes, S73
bales at !lta65Ed. MouteYIdo, l,Odl bales At ga
GlSd.
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Four WAYNE, ND, July Hillary
Bowdon, q Pennsylvania operator, was
killed. by tramps at Bucyrus at 1850
last night, aud his body placed upon
tho tracks, whoro II wna struck by IN
engine and deCapitatod. Bowdon had
TocoIyod his monthly pay a few houra
before, aud II Is believed Ihat tho crlino
was committed Tor tho purpose Of rob.
bling tho man. Tho docoaSod wits
twenty-five yonrs old, and unmarried.
liz paronts reside In CrosllIhc, whore
The romans will DO butlod nitor tho
o has hold IN inquest
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SowYork-wool firm.


New YorE-WIth a large number Of buyers
present, the demand was less vigorous than
While on the pntt Of n good number much time
was given 20 tho looking after old orders aud
tho giving Of instructions for Fastening shin.
menis without regard 10 tho specifications, and
many goods that were needed were sOnt forward
at once. There was more or lCSs inquiry for
staple aud cOlOred CottOns aud autumn Speclal'
ties, and some new business was done In each.
Good makes OF courtyard SheetingS are selling at
IlSc and there was q good Inquiry for three'yard
drills, Printing cloths quiet aud tirm At 40
bid aud declined.
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
cases relieved in six hours by tho "NEw
GREAr Souri, AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE"
This now remedy IL u groat surprise on
account OF ita exceeding promptness in
relieving pain in tho bladder, kidneys,
back Rad every part Of tho urinary pass.
ago In malo or female. 1t relieves 70.
tOntion OF wntOr and pain in passing It
almost Immediately. II you want quick
roliot and euro this Is your remedy,
Sold by Il II. List, druggist, Wheeling.
", Va,
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SHOT HIS nEsr FRIEND.
A Terrible Tragedy which Occurred
Through n Mistake.

A Terrible Tragedy when Occufrou
Through n Mistake.
Brazil, ISD., July lZ-rhis city Is
greatly wrought up over a probable
fatal shooting ARRAY which occurred
last midnight. Hon. Geo. A. Knight,
one Of the best known lawyers in tho
atato, while sitting in his horne thought
no heard noise in ono ot tho upstairs
roomS. A search was made and a gate
was hoard TO shut on tho outside, Mr..
knight saw a man disappearing in tho
darkness on tho sidewalk. lilo shot ut
him and was Mortified to find that ho
had fatally wounded his best friond,
John Wohrle, county clerk. WehrIO Ia
still aliyo but tho bullet pierced his
abdomen and tho physicians have
little hope Of his recovery,
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avn direct tho attention Of our road
ora to tho advertisement OF slmlngn'
Liver Regulator on nnoLhOr page. Mo
have used tho medicine In our lnmily,
md mo prepared 10 say, ltotn oNpetl'
0nco, that for n torpid llyOr or n dlB9r'
dsfod stomach II Ia a good tomody'
When travelling wO usually carry Bolno
I'm our vnliaB. From tho "Chrl1llan
Visitor" BmiLhnOld, N, u
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WAsuNGroS, July 1.-THE report Of
the alleged uprising Of the Banuock In.
diane was received at tho war depart
mont to-day, but no action will DO taken
further than TO notify the department
commander to havo troops at For:
Washable In readiness to protect the
people and property in case they arc
ynntol,
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uiirnpo-CaltlO weak. much oi tho trading
being done between n ~ aud 81 ~, while com
mon gtnIsy steers VNll VI 81 iiNi nOi COWS aud
hulIa have shared IN tho decline, bulls selling ut
t'urn1 ~ nnrt ruwH Mt 81 7ln' bnl vent cVrym en-
arrived FROM Montana, Including seven cats nt
fulHycl hpiiOfI These cattle lii mt tOll fpnll
~ M those received Oll Monday md sullUw called
prices lbd lOwot Hogs dull mud lower lunyy
81 GOnj 70, common " choice mixed eiBOnt W,
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WHEs occasion demands it's use. try
Do Wits Witch Hazel salyo. 1t IL
cooling to burns, stops pain instantly,
cleansos, a perfect hCaler for Rcalds or
skin oruptions. Always curOs piles.
Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W. Va, b.
F. Peabody, BOnwOod, aud Bowie & Co.,
BfidreDoft. O.
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wAsmsGros, July IA fraud order
was issued to-day by tho poStoIllco do.
parlmont against Tho sIutO Lottery OF
Mocklonborg.sch worm, Germany con.
Quoted by H. Gerber, banker. Tho COM
bnny has bssn sandlng lta circulars
through tho United Stato' malls,
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oil CltY-OpOned bt 81 so; highcstsl IS; lowest
81 90; closed 1T 81 IS; sales 10000 barrels; clear
RuCcs lG6,OOO barrels; shipments 1850 barrels
runs 9s, 0SS barrels.
New YOrk-PetrolOum frmeri closed at 81 IS
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry

limo Table No n, 10 take . tcIl itll 4 IN,
klnllN NnNnMhNf I'd ISL

sunday November N 1871
lNayO Wheeling -lsiO, tJiD llliija m, till
tilh, ti;j1, 1900 H. IN
Leave pcninW1R $500, psi iitit0h m,l,ia
t8!li, tl!l6, $500 T. w.
lonvu MAttlnH F1try-lSill 1901 lll.5lN M
I2.ia. oiGi, titlAI ~
Arrive Terminal Junction -lSilH llOiOi llljj
A. ill.,, tll3S. Hilll 1870 lllS y M,
Leave Terminal Junction .ll.2A 1900 4 IN,
tililO, a. m., 1i51, ito, bat ISIS H. m
Leave Marlin Fufg #lit1A 1901 MI, 'lltu
tIUi, IliiO, thllp lSlNl " III
Leave Peninsula 17'Gt ptthm 'iiAt, lUlL
itl7. Ibilh, IS3iS " H.
' Nrtlvd Wheeling -Ii3l0, llIN a M, eil!jL
Am, M Ii.ll, lplUh y ut
1Daliy IDAliy except Sinity ilindAyi ont,
Nllfalnl will rim on Ealictn Tina
iE TAUBSlu, superintendent
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Now York-Pig Iron irm. Copper strongi
brokers, price l0jGc. Lead strong. Thu iirm
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When Iaby was ElcE, vc gave her castors,
When nho waa a Child, Bho cried for Cptorla,
When aho became Mia, Rho chung to Cas,orlA.
When ShO Ind Children, Aho gave them CGtoha.
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CwcrSSATr, ONO, july 1.-Two fro.
mon wore killed aud eighteen injured at
a fro that started in Soaman's tobacco
warehouse this afternoon. Loss $780,.
900 to SiOO,0O0.
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light Weights l0ja5 80. Sheep stronger; Inferior
% extra 81 7lnl 30: natives S. JUii ~; sprIng
lambs s39bli W, Receipts, cattle 1870 head:
calves l,DO head hogs 1000 head sheep lO,0JO
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PfMrLEs, bluckhsu15, molcs, irecllo.
tan and Hunburn removed by Johnson'n
Oriental Soap. Medicinal. ChaS, X
GooLzO and W. W. Irwin.