Nebraska Newspapers

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WIT A5D ETJMOS.
Ute Indians bay garters to wear
Mound their necks.
Boston brides at hotel tables are Baid
,'E5kaerm bad French.
' King Alfonso; of Spain, it is said,
loves to read English history.
"Ghastly jolly," i tho very latest
fashionable slang in England.
A man always wants bis boil some
where else.
Worth, the modiste, is for measures,
not men.
The Hotel Mail eari that the fiend of
the period is the paper-stealer in hotel
' readings-room.
The meanest girl in the universe lives
in Philadelphia. "Pa," she said, "I
do wish you would lend me your lovely
red nose to paint my cheeks with."
"Lie?. well, I guess he does lie," said
bis neighbor Jones. "Why, he's so
fond of lying that he won't let a clock
strike ri;ht in his house.'
'Are you lost, my little fellow?'
ask-
ed a gentleman of a 4-year-old one day
in Rochester. "No," he sobbed in re
ply; "b-but my mother W."
A boy employed in barber shop at
Bar Harbor called out the other niorn-
. ing, "Where is that man who wanted
the gentleman to shave hiiu?
Scene in an oyster houe: "See
. here, these oysters are spoiled."
"Mti at s all rtirlit, 1 put a I a u e tut
many on that account." Liu.t-jn
Globe.
Freddy Miles, of Clev;tinl. nro! 4.
accompanied his parents loi-itmvii. Ou
entering they kneeled wml bowed h-vv.
As thy rosunied their cat. thus ppokc
Master Fred: "Is you 'fraa
is rnre?" V'iv. no. chii-J
VU! t i ) i
?' "Then
what makes you hide?"
The late IJr. l(ctnun ss.ed a nioro(
and miserly man bow he u rn ..jri ujtttj
abjBg. .The manrpli'il: 'V!i:IT7"iTv;
ncsiia that'of "-yours?" Said the tioi
tor: -'Oh, sir, -I fitn on of t!ioe v!j
' take an interest even in the meanest of
God's creatures."
A couple of red-nosed ol J topers we ro
complirueuting ea-h otlmroti U.eir tem
perance, when on tv-iked the ot!i;r:
"Have vou ever nen ma with more
than I cowhT earn ?V "No, but I l .m'
seen you when f tliiivpto you hr.'l Uri
ler go twion afti-r it,'"" wari thi r'ly.
Tiie Hindoos have an .id.vViat u
- fo'.ils arc .sumi. In tl:o .iii;v'i.rT;-j
JUir l.l hlj'n ii.uui : mii;
A riui'-t o!-v-rvatim of hum;. p." irV.utu
iimtecc-wtliiiit circtuiijitanoiM its. for in
Stant?e, when the contribution Iox
being passed shows th.-U tit !.!: is'
not eutirelv without foiitid:uiou. Xrin
York H-rald.
VihHt ir; vour religion, ?.r. GUI.' r?''
a.-Ved the lamllndy of hor m-v lHsnIn
'Meat ti'.tvw t:nu" a day." was tl.e re
ply that starlied tho gol wc;ij-.m. H.td
put her in a revm i: a:; to wl:et !:: tf.e
man was a l'cw"::en, or had U'iMii.uiT
Stood the qufstion.
Do not marry a wii'owr." said t:c
old lady. A r'idy-nail family is ii!;e
a plate of cold potato-. '()!, L" II
so-a warm ti.rnt ovi r," re; lU'-l the
datuM-l, liii-l she did. Cyf.'iitcntcf I.v.m
fjtrman. An ingenious Rhofjtr Ila.m m.m l'-r.jj
discovert-d a use for "the di-j)i:;ed milk
weed, and this fact gives ri to the
. hope that some benefactor t'f his ra.ee
will find use for the puiail but diaboli
cal boy who always wants to sttln the
parlor when you call on his nistcr.
The gang of burglars who work for
jieven straight hours to hammer a safe
to pieces to secure fourteen cents, know
something how a country minister fools
nest day after a donation. DUroit
- Fret I'rcxS.
A New York paper gives the infor
mation that there are .sc.wely any old
maidi in Uussia, and we do not wond-r
at it. Kuvsia is a odd and f!i:!'.jrec:blo
country. Most any man would fore
swear bin liberty sooner t!:an get up
and kindle the fires in a climate where
the mercury remains congealed nine
mouths in the year.
Sarah Dernhardt's drr .makcrVbill :-t
Felix's, Paris, amouuied to 79.&0-J
francs.
Princes Stephanie is a firt-rate bot
anist, and is a favorite with tne flower
women of Bruwils.
Anthony Trol'ope. icU-r mu-?h writing,
rides four hours on a gray nng, end
plavs afternoon whitt at the Athenseiuu
Club.
ikhari eti Acquainted VTith Tibbies.
A Bus ton outal having met and ceu
sured Secretary kichurz for the l'vnca
troublts, he cwms back in thts wise:
X refersuco, in a rtsolution adopted
brtiloa taeotiug, to the arrost of
TibblisTlast summer out on the Pwiica
Reservation, is contrasted with the re
port mads by Agent .Whiting upon the
' occurrence, in regard to which the Sec
retary adds:
"I am await that Tibbies says he
went thero to have legal consultation
with th Indian, aad that his life was
in imminent danger. Me frequently
speaks of suca perils, lie ! etus to
like the robes of raartyrdi-m. From
what I know of the two men I see a
. very good reasoa to take the word of
Agent Whiting in preference to that
" of Tibbies. Upon-that point I expect
you to agree with me some day."
As to things dono by Tibbies on the
Ponca Reservation, according to the
rtpoit of Agent Whiting, tho Secreta
ry quotes several sections ef ths revis
ed statutes, aud says:
hn a uan outers an Indian re
' sorTation and mischievously tries, by
faise promises which he cannot per
form, as in this case, or in a:y other
way, to indues the Indians to run
away. Wreaking up thoir settlements,
an Indian agont will consider it hi
duty to enforce tho above provisions
of law."
In regard to further declaration of
this same resolution, that "it shows
consciousness of wrong, and fear of
justice when the highest officials belie
their principles by denying a bearing
in the courts to those who claim the
protection of the law," Secretary
Schurz remarks, among other things,
that ho officially stated be had no de
sire to appeal from or question the
' correctness of Judge Dundy's habeas
- corpus decision in favor of the Poncas,
and that he has repeatedly recom-
' mended the enactment of a statute by
Congress to extend full protection of
the laws to the Indians the same as to
White men. "Under such circumstan-
- ces," says tho Secretary. "I think you
will admit yourself that the language
of the resolution was highly intemper
ate and unjustifiable, to sav the least
efit." .
Uedej's Lady's Book for Jan., 1SS1-
Which opens tho one hundred and
second volume, which gives us the
a first of tho promised novelettes. It is
quiet, domestic stjry by Mrs. E. 11.
BenjamiB, author of 'Glenarchait,"
"Hilda and I," and other popular works
and is written with tho au'Jior'a usual
earnest purpose and ability ; Mrs. Ben
jamin never aims at sensation; but
hfj pure, sweet stories, elevate and re
fine, and are greatly prized by thought
ful readers. With this charming story
. aad others frons well known aathors,
Berne exquisite poems, and ths usual
rich treat of attraction for ladies in
the haadsome fashion plates, the work
department, the fashion notes, recipes,
aad domestic hints, the children are
remembered in the pleasing Juvenile
Department, and the nagazine offers
all its old features with the addition
of new ones. The January narabor
has one ef Barlev's masterpieces,
"Grandfather's Call." We will receive
subscriptions at this office, and furnish
' the Lady's Rook and Nebraska Her
ald for one year, postpaid, for only
' 83.25. This is an exllent . time to
; .eufcrorttjts.'-..': ""TV ..
DomTcdro, Emperor of I'.ra.il, wished
to test a certain rail-.-oad br.-ike. Ho
bad one adjusted to a cr.r, ;s i started
oflf for a trial trip.. T:e. rngoicr ;on
saw m hat appeai-ed to lie ;t b.g rock oa
the track fcheiul and app'iv-d ti;e binkc,
stopping ti:e train wiuia a lew fwttf
the obaLiicle. which proved to b si
pasteboard.
The real Senatorial fight seems to be
narrowed down to ruddock. Van
Wyck and. Nance. Paddock is a man
of the people and has so much positive
strength that the railroads 4;tie nt
openly make war upon him while it is
quite evident that he is not the first
choice of either the B. & M. mx U. P.
interests. The other candidates suit
them belter. If a compromise is mads
it will be n Gay. Nancs who is least
objectionable to the people. We l
lievs that the gowd judgement of the
members elect to the Legislature will
lead them to vote upon the matter not
from the standpoint of any railroad
corporation, but to vote for a man who
will represent all the interests of the
great state ef Nebraska and whost ex
perience and influence will make the
best and most efficient public servant.
Senator A. S. Paddock is withoat
doubt that man; and we say this with
out disparaging in the least or in any
manner reflecting on the ability or
charicter of the eminent gentlemen
who havs been spoken of as candi
dates for this exalted position. On
the contrary, the Gazette-Journal has
ttiw highest regard for them but our
choice of Senator Paddock is basd on
our good opinion of him personally,
and more pajticularly because we be
lieve the interests of our growing
state will be enhanced by his return
for another term. Gazette-.huni:il.
Inshtathtaiuha.
A pleasant announcement made by
the Editors. of St. Nicholas is that
they have secured for their uvt num
ber a story of Indian lite by Inshta
theamba (lJright-Eyes) ihe daughter of
an Omaha chief, who has'bt tn travel
ing through the States during the iast
two jears under the protection of two
of hT Kinsmen, trying to rouse the
conscience of the whites to the njjius
of her race. Miss La Pleache tl'or
that is her English Manie) makes now,
we lrtditve, her Ctst essay as an author
but she cannot but succeed it lie give-
as dratnatic pictures ot tiu' daily do
tnestic life of her peoph; as 8he h is
hitherto done in ht-r addri-s:-os. .She !
is Itroad culture and kern perceptive
faculu, and a!ie given hermit an
to tho cause of her people with a sim
plicity and passionate singleiu-S3 of
heart that must rous? sjinpathy in
everj' m.xn and woman whose own in
stincts are true and pure X. V.
Tribune.
'"Never seems to remit i's brill
iancy." Syracuse Journal.
"There are many of the older maga
zines wt would rather ive tip. Cen
tral School Journal.
GOOD COMPANY,
NUMBER FIPTEEN.
Good Company,
Springfield, Mass.,)
lias -rirr account of a
(SU.OO a year.
Number Pifteeii,
sieuiubo.tt trip to
ri rivers.y Mr. H.ibert Hall Winslow
...t, ;i.vi,;..i,.. .-...1.;,, ;..,, a,i
1 I tt 1 fALl 111 l-'ill Oil LOT? .HJ.inii-
and incident, and is not wanting in
giaphic description of scenery and ex
periences wjtlf lttdians, etc., in that
little-known regiJ5 of our vast North
west. Onef tf.Tj.nove-1 and charac
teristic occui"rtTy.-es on the trip was a
free tight among some of the steam
boat bands.
Apropos of Dora d'Istria's recent
visit to the United States, the s.orv of
that mot remarkable woman's lite is
given. Mr. M.S. Ituil wi i: s ol I
noble philaulhiopist Geni: Smith.
There :s an account nf the origin
and growth of the l.'ni'ed vtitt -s Life
paving service, including some vnnl
descriptions, of its members experi
ences with wrecks; a paper on Eikiis
traditions; an account of the t hinese
professor and his famiiy at Cambridge ;
and Autumn Leaves" hv E. S. tiil
bert. For Fiction thero is an installment
of Ellen W. Olney's serial, and several
complete stories.
One or two shelter articles with po
ems and the department of "Dis
cussin and Suggestion," till out the
u-nnber.
"MOST PEKFECT OF JfVENILK
Magazinls, is what the Detroit Free
Tress calls St. Nicholas. Its grow th
in England is keeping pare with its
success in this country and the Eiiu
iiidi papers are as unanimous in praise
of its beauties iu the Amu ican press.
The "wonderful Christmas number"
JUM nsucu, uii- liiJ. cuiiivii oi i ii -v. ii
is lOS.OOO, is a grandly illustrated Hol
iday hook of one hti i id red pages, con
taiiring, besides its i.-apilai Cnriistirt.is
and fairy stories, and original pictures
by the best American artists, the iiist
chapters of two splendid serials one
a story of the advent u e's in the
American tropics, ofapuitv engaged
in the c:;j ''ir of wild uiiiinals for a
menagerie, and a Iumihmohb serial by
Rossiter Johnson.
"Bright-Eyes," the ; uiig Poiica In
dian maiden, whose sk ti-; of Indian
life is to aooear iu the ;anuar St
Nicholas, writes as follows to
Hie (l-
itor f that masaziiie:
"It seems so hard to make white '.
people believe that we Indian are ho-!
man beimis with like passions and afi-
ectiOns with themselves; llnii. it is
hard for us to be good as it is for
them, harder, for we are ignorant
and we fel as badly when we fail as
they do. that is the reason I have
written my story as I have.
It would be so much belter for my
neoulc if the white neooie had a more
thorough knowledge of them. because
we have felt de idv the results of
thir irnovat.i-t; of us.
A year's subscription to Jjt. Nicltw
las is a lio'iilay gift the intiueiice ami
the joy f which is tt-lt twelvtt tituea a
year. " Th Nt tli Ainerit-.tn rtcently
declared ."It would Mizzle iiivwiiftu
say in what respect t. Nicholas cou'.cl
be improveil. Subscriptions kesin
ning with the beattliiu' Christmas
(December) nuinbar will coaiinence
the twe serials ruenlivuiil. I'tice.
S3.00 a year. The t'hristtuas n tun her
is for sal every wiiera for 3D cents.
Published br Scuibnkk & Co. 743
Broadway, New York.
THE SUN FOR 1881.
Kverybotly rea.Is Tlie Sun. In tin el;ti.ii (if
this nr Kpar I lirniiliKiit t!i- yrur tti ri.nif
cvt-i vtiQilv u ill tinil :
I. All ti'if uirlii' uew. prt-mt il tliat ir.
rt?ili-r will s-t tlif git-att mimuni iI hijoinia
tiit itii tac Ifast iiiiiirutil.ibla ;:tnlitiir; ut
time ami eyrsi;ltl. i lie Sun lanu :;c. !l-.i-(n -erctl
tlie i;uUteii nieuii lu-tnveu l t-ilumiiiiit (ui-iie-p
ami tinvalitiHi-'tory lirevily.
II. .Uiii li ot llial sort of nws which r!e;cii!
less uon its reco;iiii'el iii!iiiaiite tnan Unm
its Interest to inankliul. l-'rom iii'-ruiii;: la
moiiiiui; The Still i;i:il a coiili.iiu .1 ti. -!
the lives of real turn and wuiwsi, and ilieir
deeas. plana, lovrt. t.ttten. atsd ii-miHt-H. l ui
story i more varied ami nmie ii.l!ret!iit i'..iin
iiny roiuauce that was ever dened.
III. imid nriling in every loliinui. and tte-Oi-ne;
originality, atcuiary. ami ilecoruiu iu the
trralmeut of every subject.
IV. Honest eo:nm!Ht. Tho Snn'it hah'.t t to
speak out IcaJlevilv about nidu Hud llnuR.
V. Eqiial CiMiiiiirln deiiitiii; with cat-h politi
dd pia-ty. an cq.ual redtners to ccniinei.d
what is fraiewoitliy ot ta rebuke what Is bliim
ame in leni(H-rat r lU-puhlicaii.
VI. Absolute uiili'pcadein-e of panisao i.r.
i;anizntions. but iiiiwavenng loyalty the true
ln-mo.-ra.tic principies. '1 iic Sun U.-lieve llil
hi i:,tvrniiiHi.t uhit-li the t'onsl itiilloa ttives
us is a sood oue to keen. Us notinn v diilv 1- '
to reist to its utmost jtower the eitoita ot nieii
iu the lit publican party to et up another for.n
af uoverfisiiaut in place f that winch exists.
The vearlsst and the year Immediately folUw-
ing will probably deciilo this supremely impor- j
taut contest. The Run bHIavc that tlm vl-in- j
rv will be with the people as aeauil ilia limps j
for iiionuKly. th Kinise for piuiu'.rr, aiui this :
Kin us for imperial power. I
Our terms are as tallows :
fc'i,rti. D&ilv Sim. a four tn?e ftheit 1
sneer
twent-eiuht eoluinii. the price lv mail. ium1
patil. is 55 eeuta a .iii.nth, or 6.M a yerir : or.
sheet ! Cfty-eix culmnns, ihe pri-e- i 6i veuis
lUeilllllUK l'ie niimn) riniH-ppf .
a month, r 7.i a year posmife paw.
The S::aday edition ot The Suu w also fur-Tiishi-d
-Hia.te!r t e'l.'Jti a year, poi-tae m1,
Thepneeof the tteaiilj- Mm. eiuht piiirt-,
Bny-etx o!uiiui. ii 1 yra. i.ot-.4!f: pkiU.
ntra ropfrV A.!.ir;rw:E-oi.;.Ni.
- 39t tuflialier of Tlie sun, hew VorK City.
WBEPIHGT WATER BANK
or - ;i;u IIHOS.
TliLs Rank Is now ojxju for the tran miction of a
Banking Exchange Business.
IE0IT
Kcvcive.1. and Interest allotted on Tima Certi
V.e. lIiI'T
Liiawrj, an J available in t tie" principal to-s-ns
and cities I the United State and l'urope.
Ayfnisfnr the ochbrated
Mmi Liae ef Steamsrs.
Purchase your tickets from us.
Through from Europe to any
Point in the West.
REED BltOS.. sKf Weeping Water, Nct.
Palace Barber Shop.
J. C. BOONE,
Cutler Frank Carruth's new Jewelry Slfire.
HOT &c COXilD B.A.'T'EaiS
ALWAYS KKA!V.
CLEAN NEW PLACE,
and naw.ii the tune to gt-t
SHAVED SHAMPOOED 1IAIU-CCT.
or:;nj tiling c!- in tiio (itixtoriul'iray, t
John IJtioue's mv Shop,
ttiriif! M.ii'i Fif;ii Slr.'ft.
l-isMNMtouth. n .ebraKk.
1881. 1SS1
GLOBE-DEMOCRAT
IlItOSSCTU8.
In issni:. its prospt ctus for 1S81.
the Globe-if uifcral c.tn make no
piomisr for the tut ore that i is not
reasonably sure of l'uifiiltnent, judging
ironi its history in t'te pi.st. In the
pit.Hid-nti il contest jus; c!.j.;d it was
reciignizcd t;s U.-? leading clainpiou of
ike n-piibiicait cai:f :n tiie wt-st, ;id
vi'Ciit inj; the r.if p jsud t!it prlticiples of
the gr-ai paity i freedom and naliotj
aiity. and always tho ex poo'-nt of it.s
advanced ihou.ht. W.- f:i t-oiitjnue
that coiiise uittaUf i inj;!
hi the f n
ican pat IV
! ture. so long :w the
It
:i,'
remains true to the mission on
vhicli
il set foitii twenty years r.o.
The election wt' .lames A. Garfield
atid (,'liester A. Ar'.liur as prtsidertt
and vice-presidvut of t!.e I'uiteil Stales
1T nn tiiiijuestioned majority of tho
electoral votes, secures p: :!-e nntl pros
perity le the coun'tiy for four years.
Wohfclieve the new administration
wili boon gain, and wilt steadily hold
the confidence, not only of the repub
lican party, but of the nation, by iis
Tvisdum ur,t! in te-i ity, as well as by its
loyalty to the principles of the organi
zation which placed it in power. The
Giebc Iirmo;-rat firmly hopes te be
able t nive to President Garlieid a
cortlial and euroest sui port. It believes
I L. r. ....! .1.. I...
I , . ....
"f ' ;nK uieflisci.arge
i '"3 l-resmcnlial duties h clear head,
xn iisiu-Bt. Heart ;uid a iieterminat:o:t
to serve his csnrlrv to the best of his
ability. Certain :l is that no man ev
er entered the Wi.ito House belter fi--ted
than he by naimc, education and
experience to funu-tli a:l that we ex
pect from u good president.
The republican party is now more
tluMowuhU united iu.-i I1..1 inonioas
thiiu it has been in itiiuiy :?. There
.tie no iimi! "stings" to it a.- ; no op-pi-siiig
te!'t:s in i . i'li.- .mpaiu
that, has j-.tvl :iosr. w hit d it t ,--ll.er
in a solid ma.--s again.' lic common
foe, and there are now no 'giis of ps-si'.-ie
division. We bvltev;? this nnity
aioi bartneny w i'l continiie through
out Gen. Garfield's administration, nd
vvid result in a long c-outint'ed lease
of power to it. Thj democratic party,
is htoken a;id demoralized defeated
under the best candidate it has had iu
twenty years and not likely ever
again to present the unbroken front
which the republican party had - to
meet on the 2d of X. ember. 1830.
While n.ttn uai ralht r than' local in
us conduct ai.d purpose, the Glebe
Democrat w ili devote special atttntiou
to the subject of immigration, doing
its best to invite the thrifty farmers
and mechanics ef the East u:id of Eu
rope to settle on the fertile lands of
the south west, and especially ef the
State of Misseuii. This subject has
engaged our attention in tin past, ant!
.tow that there are four eais ahead of
us free from the ttmi.iil and excite
i riient ot a na;;isil political coin est.
; we S
:ali be en t. led ! 'r:ve it uCdi-
thni.Vi tiiutg'ur au.l energy. "1 here is
ro.in in t.iie t.-.':liy tiinutaiy t the
great City of St. Louis for millions of
new init.i'Si.iiit, and there is land
rnoiij.'h ituw uii!;!!id t- i-cl t he- world
j if cultivated to its c:i ai-ity. To in
! vite those in pursuit ol' hciri-s in the
' West 'O the tarts c;'.pab!e of b--ilig
'sllOWIl OU I his Sili jei- !.,e Kill' of
! the. special :!Ui.s arid ii.uus of the
; Globe-Deinocr.ir.
' No evsp:per, can! or w es1, is Leitt-l"
, equipped than the Gl. bt-lKlii-ictat for
the collect twn and pumxMiiou or news
j from i!l J:tits ef t lie wt.il.i. Our list
j of sjwt-inl corn sji:i. lent n-vprs nil
t lie titers tv-Mttts itt li-is rout-try it ml
i:: Kiitisjir, ;t:nl tiir-v art- ail ii,l rucf-il
iipitrK tiu lalior n- t-xji'iinH in .locttr
in.uc the littf-st ami iiiast i 'li:i!.!lt inici -m.ttiai:,
ami tiiui.siuil tiiii; it :i wmitl''
by tt letrr;t ph. Our sj c-i-iitl tcirraili
servicfe lias l'en great int-it asftl arid
tiriDiovetJ in the iia.t v-a;- until it
j ratik: ainoi-.g the iiiosr liht'ial in the
! went, apt! it is our intention to fniiiiii
I hp in this Jirtion. iiv.iiiiiia onrselvts
I l e
ery
; tin;
to itfij-iiive iliis
; journal as an impmtisl record of cur-
ient venis the w.rlo over. Our v eeK
ly readers will ;; ihe full bi.etil of
this service in s let: ions liom the
most i:iip"'tan' -!" the d:sp:fches sei:t
to the Daily G'co -Deis--.-cr.-i'.
In its c"inu-.ei ri.d rep-rl this Glot.-e-
Democrat lias always Uetm utirivaT-.il
ainwits its crueliip' i .it u h. .No journal
in the iY'est pays iitiich ;tl trtttioil to
' fiiiltiessi and ac-iiracy in giving a
1 fail h In', icibfx ot the maiUels from
i day to day and from vv k U week, lw
i this dcpiir; ni.-r.t we shall al . ke p
; pate with the urawit-j; demands of St.
j I.i-uirt aud tlm west in a-l thai is to be
j expected from a great iiw.prpT pu'.;
j lishedin the coitiiiiercial met ropolis
j of the Miysi.-sippi .Viiiiy.
! iV shall aim, in addition lo a vveck-
ly record of current evetr. . to present
: our readers vith a n pa per for !'n
! Farm, the Family and the Fireside.
Special attention will be z' ver to tl.e.s"
; several depart luents, wliicli Is.ive beftt
i conspicuous features tf the Gln'e
i Democrat in tho p:it,
UAIl.T.
iNclutiiin; .Sundar, per vear. .
Without Mitidav, i-er vear. . .
00
00
0
00
11
Including Sundar. til clnhi- of
three and upward
Without .Sundat, in clubs f
11
three and upwards
TKI-WEEKLY.
TueMlav. Fridrt'is ;nid Sjiuidays,
per rar "
In clubs ef five and upward. . .
SEMI-WEFKI.Y.
Tuesdays and Friday s
In clul.s of five ami upwards
10
w tp.-ftt.'y: :
ONiS DOLL AH PLii VKAU
PayaUlii in adtrant.'p. Spt-ci:tl rates
ta ajCfUtS.
Heiuitt.lnces sltoultl 1- aiade hv I m-
. . , t( , ., , ,-;..
Mm.-y Oilers,
bunk, drafts or registered letti"s, wlsen-
! ever it can bt done.. Directions should
bie made plainly, Rivinp: nani f l'ost
fltlice. County ami r?t;tte.
i - A-ddiessall letters "Gl-be Jfetlng
Company, St. LUls, Mo. XSutrS
It inter it G miner.
ALL XIX DS OF
aintin5 (graining. hsh$,
iialsomiaiuii.
vt giipcr augiuij.
AIko. Drcoraiinuf of &H kiod.
Painted in Good Style.
FRESCOING A SPECIALTY.
HEFEKENCES :
A. B. Tavi.ok, J. Vai.lf.rv. Sr..
V.Hmm.wsm, E. Ukriwkh, nf
W. D. JONES,
Sueceveor to Jouer & Agaew
Ayain takes cTiarye uf the Old '
Brick Livery Stable
FLATTSMOUTH.
- NEBUASKA.
The old Bonner Stables. In I'lattKinotitti. ar
nov ldned by W. I. Jonei. and - lie hm
on hantl Naw aud l):indoine a-coiBinl.i! ius,
in tli at shape of
HeRES, CAI2HIAHES, BUGGIES,
and
SADDLE MORSES.
I am now prepared to keep MORSES
FQPi SALE " TRADEI
Ami will
Train ad Break Cslts
m Reasonable Trim.
Al.S RKIAJ- HliKK,
Tli:il witli iil.-s.fy uf mom (lli:it t-verv one
kti I l-.avp) is in v ftiiljie. 1 i-:oi izr i'ana
e- rot-K a:id w:itc."ll". loads uf hay, ic, under ;
e.vet w i i- i- tlo-y wijl kfp dry.
Ttiat.ki 's nil ilia aid patrons i'r their litx-ran- I
fy. Iso.ioit tlioir trade fwrtlie future, xatisnpif :
tn.it f c;oi ac-caiumodaia ! Ih-h. liettrr ami do
heiter hy ttiin tlian everbefata. ,
50) V
y. i. joxes.
SUBSCRIBE
EtU i iiK
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BRASKA
fill aM
TliK
HERALD ! !
. OF TIIE COUNTY.
(1831; we shall offer very low club
rales on t'.ie Lost pit pel s and
magazines in the Union.
We shall iilso publish and issue a
"ALDINE"
Herald A manac !
for eatOi of our Mih.-.i-rilxT.-. :i ("lu ist
iita t imp.
And try a ml w ;? fA pttptr
. t .-. . ...n
K H i I K K. A N S' 'RflNtTKh'
Ja Uci 1 of'JSTc t "S
than i c r.
THE HSRAtp,
inid y-. t yuur fn'i iid-t tu yice u.s a lifL-
The More Help We
Get, the Better
paper We
Can Make.
J. A, MacMurphy
Ed. MEMALP,
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Manufactiii-er of and Dealt r !n
EASIS:-ESSS,ssuj?ai.SaE'
SADDLES, Q tip.;, ft,; utjc
COLL A fit?, o!-J:iKb,
HALT EES, etc.. KTc. n ..
iVHIPi
ETC.. ETC.. ETC.
REPAIRING
Done with Nmtsesl Dispatch.
i' e I'tily pl;:ce iu town whore "Tnrlt;
eut ieif adjttstubli liome rili:ir"v foil
l ' t only pl;:c iu town whore 'Tttrley's p;it-
Mm
U F. Mathews.
DEAI.EH IN
Haravare. Cjtlcrv. Hails, i
Iron, Viifon )ot I.
STOVfcS and TIN-WAHE,
Iron, Wood Stork, Pumps,
Ammunition,
FIELD d- UA11DEN sEED?. HOPE,
AXD ALE KIND OF SHEET
I EON WOtiK, Etpt in Stoi-k.
ItSakiu? itnl lirpul liijr,
DONE WITH
NEATNESS & DISPATCH.
All Work Warranted.
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CHIC
Vlu-:v. diicct cot-.i1.;eS..us ai-f iiin i: ;i
Through Sleeping Cnr Lines
T(
n r.w . y '! ic, ltusioN. r:!!i.i--:i '. ai.v.
11 A l.TI I( 1. 1'.. AS! 1 1 N 1 1 N .
AND AIL - EASTERN CITIES,
TTtC. Si Ol'L :L'i.n.
V a FF 0-l A for .
j.v i)i a x.H'i r.!s. i . i r r ; .' . i ixci .v-
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SOUTH iiiST-
'tin:
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ST. LOUIS,
Wlion- I'in-i t C(i!.h i-i Miis ;no ii:a -!a l:i tl.e
ISHlN IK l't 1 v.itii liirop.i.h !. Car
Llat-s fr oil ..ititd mI'TH."
Tl'.e Shortest. Speodion sr.il tno-t Ctmifoi t ibia
Ft. SCOTT. DF.XISO.V. ;.l I.l.A s HOL'ST'iX
A VSTIX. SAX A XTOXIO, OA '.. VFSTuX,
nn a'! i" u- in '
TIEIXlJ-LS.
PiiUmnn li".-Wl.rci !';.'. nt '. r r-1 . i 1 1 3 (
'..'B. & i- rit".i!-i- 1 '.; Ai..:,-- 'Vu.
Vith lliutiiii's r-i-ltnil.a t il.ti. - Ni-' iAlia
I
m
B.f...-J. -x X -..'t
IIN'O OtiA WulNti 0ABS5 psas-WS545
ClHtrg fc i- sr;it- in iii-niisv.u f i:-ii. u is ci iiaii, in us i .fi-i-u mid dm nor l.m
1 k fatuous :., ri. &. II. J'u!..-- ;;ifir!.';Ctr-'. : t.-r. Al-o exi-i-ll.-nt f.,r butiiaa flt--a. I'.KAl)
i l iKKil-- I'.KI.OU'.
Fast Time. Slil Hall Tr.ifV and Siiin'iinr
fiuiiinii
fur AiTttti'ii titt itt. di:ikt" ilii-, itijt.w a.l elluis,
... ..,.;(',. : ... it,.
THY IT I,, willrtml ITAVn.lN,' -l 1 ..x-
my c i a i.-conTj t.
.it t-'-r, si, .!-
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-v;u in
All iiir:::i:I(n abnat It :
hie Car Arriimiacilat io:."..
Vi lli It.'- clad fully S' '- '' "
.3;lliJ" i-.J . r'v A. I
t.ei!f-r.ii'i'.i.-r !',-": Cir...
v;i ij
Thi Ory-m h 'rnf on trial. Tt
MAKCHAL &
arn iinir direct from factory to
txtgn, 4H iucbra long, sona tMuuuiM, octveH, iutps, 4 nt-ui
- " rr
We are decern i!e4 Ukat evrrr ou
Va. ann f ihcit-f ,rc i.utiL- prie at S60.
ill Pi - Mt .Ml aud R I Hill IOJI HOlkv, t coui.iLto Jluaica.: t )utDl) .
f-v 'frE!f?a) ItMlfv ml Oacf. Lvuukit Ue moucv witii Tour bu ur but rr-rxnnt..e ntadiaAL lii be naid U
tj",i. jf" Cgf' n it uriu i -isiic-urTf or to
J lift-. ksJ?cf( llunm K a rTtcilM U At id a
- iarttiQ tb-Lam. '"--tjurr, ( eifaf
aCIllUU JUAUVUAli amy
KEW
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bdiinui t .JUL rv
E-!t out
roer. fj'V
: a Life- p. "TJ
ci uroer.
Wilt lT5t
time
f ?i -
3r3 Fholler will be wanted.
mft liive-ted. t'nttraiiKiiia;
-r.r sie W ail fl
I
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Out x iH -end a S .n.nle prepaid to r-v addre upon rn-e pt of si. A'i-ri'--
-' V ttc ouiy Muuu.'aLtarira, Publishers. FARM It FIRESIDE, jiringlic!d, Ohio.
WHO IS UNACOI'MMTITO WITH Tl-'C
?6E &y frAMiriiia
ISAt.Ntl- . ., 4H.1C-. --r-'i Wf-'1 -i - -.-V
i.-fp "$4 -n"-'
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.
IS THE GREAT CON'NFCTISS I.BK
tic. and AToa ; with bmnc:ti fr- m U iriwu
Jtnctinn to Peoria : Wili.iu J nutim to S!
Hoe. auinrion. t irii-in. ti'in. DOii-nfl:.
lnsriTilie, priDcLoa. I iwiua iia.iunn. v
r-icfLoa. Tn'iiu-n t.a.mUn. t
rin. AUi:i..n. and knurni f. it;
Slff-mrcty, u o m ana Tt ..-
t i-'ftnuifCtfll. Ur.SrtM: 'r. rttHl-
r'ti, l.Tnworin,
Thln(iton tj Si9-
vllle: Kcuiiak t 1
itiubport, Indepc-Tlen. Wuin. Vrriuw.wa. L - .i -
T'u.wti. i-..t.T-
ii-ir! ciV:;
arvuin-iii-ifi?.
.:a-if f?r.':. "
Ttii. irsitairuta, r ;im. jc.tur afn; i. c iin
"'Wten ta Menrif; Meia -MJ in-i:
f imciet: Atlantic u i.wis n-i Aa .i.; n
Itwi to Hirian. i aj is
lutiircRtl, wnica cwn. and t
Lin A f rota C'h;t-a:ti iiito taa Pi .
'i aroucQ a. xp -) rasinzT Traits ,:tiPui;
ao 1 ii ti Rtuituvi, niaiuu'.'i.ii 147 iiii:
aoM. 1 iirouiiaars irttiwrno btwMiD Mtlwn
ka and Karens Hit, Tia in "Muwauk
tae ana nan fas hit,
i.oek 111 and Short l.me
'ibe "Great Rock Island" In nir7"iflr-ri
qaiuped. lta roaj td la iap!y aertect, aoa
ITKCK i miq wua aiei raiiii.
e nm win pitiso y mmsi win D9 mi pi.'!n;.
f enjorina year walla wit ar via
aeaorttul pralnej et liiinaia aad la-n. la ana af
our munirloMl Ummi l tr bil HtuiiMPT all
lDrouiih fcxpraf Irainn. Ten at c e.a tnui-a
eal, asBood uiiienul to ur Crt-alna hoii,
oremr-nve cens.
ADiireeiatinit ttia fnt tfeat a eainr ;t ef tfan
paopia furafer aoparate apartiiaftaM t.-
tiirpiaea land tlie iminTti aaenur tm-'.n4
Boance taut this Compuny r-ia r-j:l?fi,T y - i.i.,
BKri"y w, ivi .iwcpiu ujw. ai:j J lil - J
ITiiHIl eaJ'tJI" yll rirr
T:;tta l 'JU tlw, kw i r.,
lM, ct'-t AwentJi in j14; .frv.-.e 1 tr:t--
Crt?3'l epiioriattiaaci.
I1A ninm line rani Icrn :ikhiK- l , jnfiw.7 on itr rai:;ic 'fr.irjK)r3j-iiy. a.,-nt (..i-r ii 6j!H.n.i jfBitrfia.ii SB'S 1 ui.eC. .n-v.- 'X- s
Bluff, paftfitng thrwuiti Jlitt. 4 iH.irM, ( !it ; prea fit ii o cf cur f'dlu' rs u py.UKlN'J r. - . -i.--t -V--!.--,' te-;pt e., Tt
l.it-ertr. Iowa City. Mnremtft, HrHOilyn. lirinofll. at nil bov.:s of tha -iay. ' -JlAt.ttr
Itoi M rviiie i th mdiirI el Ion . Slunrt. A KFIU- : M nulicfllt Ifun Hndfcs iDfin tKfl Mi.titP!li' a , .. - - . .,e. , tt.-L . .
SENFvYBGTCK
EAi.ru l.V
: vf All Vtfiu pilars.
METALLIC BURIAL C AS2S
j all w-i. ready iiiatta aul sti.f rh;tlai' cash
Jl FINE UEAKSE
; Xi?;
j SZTtZttu 6t,,t,u
With mauy tliankt fcr i;it ititronar'
iuviie r.il to e.'!l aitd ?.a!iiiue toy
LAKtiK STtjCK OF
ltni. H KTI 'CK AU t lUFIVM
NEW
Livery, Feed & Sale
STABLE,
Or an Old SttUci; new hands tnlirtly.
Tlia New I 1 1 r; !
(--.! the :,
sy i:i:ket :.i.v.v
--i t!i '-i ut-r i din and l'Vai! Si it et .vitll
Fevv Livery Outfit.
iV,-tD ilwl.r.x AMI t'A!a:iAI .S :.
liflCC
fiv::.-i:: Fait s.tl.i:.
H'lttSKS i'.uVHHT .).Y. Sul.I'.
f..-oi kept i-r -ihe m vt.rt ivekk
- . - - -
-F ' f--v -e ft
i'I.Al.1.
Dfus; Medicines
ANIJ-
ir;-.
k.'?Jli::':S--'
AH t ilpcT 1 rDillllt'U V I CC i)i
chu-e.
AI..() DEA I.I-.Jf I '.
i . . ..
, stationery, "n-azine
.; vi
est Vllhi Iiili?.?iss. .
i'rfM-i ij.liern "-t ref:' ; - Cainn-ian-l.-'
an I .x ;ei t- .--.1 tri(tsit.
;
!:KM I.Vri-. il ! f - TI.A'
j h ST., 2 DOOKS SOUTH OP MAIN
i I'T. vrrsat ncTR Va:
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'EVnrvi o Pi-flin "ill P", i f Pll Vir-I? Ti
V.i-!ii-it.)iiv;i;.?. ( Hi in. .1 unt Kth. is.M.
' i !ir ;t d vei l ifin p ii t iu i Hrf. KirM ;tml I .tiin. ui
I i T H .T U l.- v A I I r
! ltl;!;i!I's S:viu rutt. Hil l ;nvi':.ii a ;tlil :!!'
lIM1 N'T,l e t,,jpu ,on!
i-iavin -i;Jitrpii iuiii:l lis, I i.t to von fur
1'i.tt; liv -i.is. liu-li in !-i wt-i-is- ir!iiitv-il
' ail lai;u-iies : nd i-n.tr-. i-n.-nt ami a lavuc -iilinf
; irlu aiiiitlii-i-l:cisi-. Mini h luirsps air- io-4lav
" s" ni'l a -ii)l-. Tin' iiac lmt tlf as v. m i ii t-i
; i;e oil" luiiMlrr.l diilhus.
Ki-sicciiuMv ymiis 11. A. I'.ntT'ii.l.F v. l. I)
t fd fur i!l::tr,iti'd firnttliir l;vh.4 I- .-Itivi"
Cr" -t. 1 in " AH dit!tsis liav it i-ichi
KPl 'I-f y " lv l. .1 Kfliil-iil & Co.. iii'M'ti-
"tui-s Kiii-vLi-.u j:h Falls. Vfniiniii.
jnrruwr tnet no J!tt or rcrvmrTCrtty irXateter,
SMITH ORCAi
n co., gn
of KrHlA, im VVU
pvrehuer, cdmI1 this beautiful Or
ball have an .jpi-ortumtr w w i this D.-tfuiicciit Oi n.
nl send on Fifteen Dav9 Trial. We feud vi;b
bentturncd u youi f Orjan 14 turned 10 u.
a a A r t4L aftra a ft-nt-lrtii OtiK la nr BA.
al ('.- id Of ffi-i ,t?r fcOOa OM"f dinct or ! nu ler full
DaUiU 0 CM .ia;i a-jifcjM DlTCCIa iiCW X Ofht B
PREMIUM CORN SKELLER,
C-irEAP PKAtTICl.F. I1AI fOKN SIF.!.t.t:li
WALL PAP&U.
c y vdfey
Tn - . . . .. ... , , . . ... - -tt
M III. IIO A- MI f II AH A V a WJO-AU
UlLL-Lt-U lit 1 ili. MAtKI T.
TvVO IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES.
TTI It ST. tt does not injure ibe crrn, ai.U is thtrtiutc ju;t Ihe
i:.!.toTi.p fcr - htlli nificra fur toed.
skt'ONIJ. The tip end and bnit rml o tnc co-n can he
Fit lii-d into one vessel, and Uie Lotiycf t!:p car lnu. !-"!h'-.
hich isan inmer.econvcni'i.ce. as mar.y farmcis plant oiily
t!'irornfrntn theniiddleof theenr.
Kvery Farmer wants this ShtUer f"r Fliclhre corn fnrr-iTil-t-v.
t r ineil, tor sed.or for any sitmUr piirimbt, lo watit-r
Luw n-iv t.ire... hlL-h-priced cheller- l.i- mny have.
Xt Will Pay For Itself Ka ny Times
tlvcron Anv I'nrm.
r rnrviru rrnii sitv i i.fr i dest .icd to t orr.c:p tue
. .... ......u.m.i.D.ltl.aH.11 U' lion ir.rm intrrwnrpit Tin ' ' : r i: 1
We believe thl' to be t h Uest H:li;d ('urn S i. .. -T tier
r-i-r ims - iNmiit r v More s and He.' Iitr 1 ti llaViiwarc find
ACKNTS WAVTKl) in every
Arricnltural IntDemente. Ark Tin-a nrni.ra for it, and It Uebns nol y it. v. i
1
CCOCPinHY CF 7itn roNTRV, VfV.l.
this wa--. t;ut v;
EETTTEEX TIIE EAST & THE TTEST I
: ttnJ Missouri rivers at nM j.finti cr-st1 hr tuU
lint?. a;l transfers are n--fHlt)4 nl Council BiuiTf.
Dftn
rtainpa iit. i,pTcnwt nu, una Atcuison. cou-
; newi..r. br nc uintle in L'nton nM"t.
' ViilS- UA! K. K. CtNKCTIOXS OF
t THiS dKAI TUKuL'OH i-I-Nrl A HI AS
lDiJ.OWS:
t - At Hi ago with all &lr?rgv.ig lines for tLa
at hk aoo wita an aiTt?r r. g lines ror tii
trt tnil !-vnt:.
! At .1 ewoo-i, witli tha L. S & M. 3-. aod
' .l i.iAi.l.r w -.hl l.rent.R R.
jc: tM.i a:iu uni2.
i At EX'-.l Ewyop, witli th LS iii. 3-. aod P.
ac ; i t. n . 4 i . k. iu:u.
- ; At a. wtb P. r. Jt J ; f . D. E.; I. C.
j n.; ri. jih: ; anii t, i . a nns.
At in vr'P.iiirKitn ili l)i.'.'cwiiirt Ijivt.ir.M
aad j C. !. St. P ft-
At WKsr like H-rr. :t thcB . r. R. X. B R.
All! l'.INM.l t.. with i enirjl ionra R. K.
t l.i.s Moi.v r.. w(i 1 il.t r f- R. R.
Al.l lil- II. f.l'F-i vim l a'pn Phii:.. Tt H
MijHiB A. Tti-I H. 1 n t. K m .).
All ou i'8Jrsni.w.i:li E .". ii & N. K H
! M Otu iuva, Willi untfa! 1-jtrn Ii. U. ; W.,
I Fl. 1- A l ac. a:.l W. B 1. ii. K Ik.
i At iwKtn, tnli '1 -!., i-i-o.,iWir.; W.-vh.St.
t. a.i-c iJc. autf L Ki. a -;..r.K. llda.
. - iuis". wiiaft M.i it. tt.
m a rr.i!.. w.i a a ih -r..rM.i.-n ji- Cir-a v
..fl-rt.i , Al' A Xe.. and u. Br. L. 1'. k. fills.
I
Al I. LA v fcsu oci'li. vilURim. Jc ami Kin.
- aiUlaxts Citx, n itli J lines lw die Wes
- .e .'.r.JI'i-..u.n.llL
ne-t (; iv i I II I. . T-1 fOIVJ-JS.
tte Kr-'M. IV-rn-; ii-.iie," ixi-efcoialJ
s ! '--r. w,.
- " w.' ikt. wis rati it' Ant,
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JUST tH'KNPD AOA1N.
Ni-ir, Clt'iu, First Cl'ixs Zfrt Shop,
en Vain St vol Corner ef Mb. I'lalti.-muth
Everjbodv n liami for frrfii, tPiuier merit.
jsl.c
- i4lisidi7 rilXlT. S; G;rtct, 37. tZ'TJZ, 1:3.
THE Fhvtielana to aar of tt,a Ail l il fcnwn tri
lultoD r rrjutir r 1 ule ire-ltrxi- i li . l n.i
f K r4ettr ib the trcalu.-'.! ti ihrnnir iteankt h.c.!-.'!
tJieir attl avl atihf r..cb iti'wr it ti.t -,i t: r tu.-i'j
rmxtititBr, thai trie l.e accjuitt d a nitu.-jl tt.
.rM'uen tNeff ! r it iff at (if c".fl.rel cmi.
In ili . .e a j (thill-, uiMimifM, St rlil u; i!r". 1
TrtMArj Trnubtra i.t Si hJllir ft Ucrruriul aUcctfii it:
I tkriat. kta at tanri, irrairi mkh lucrru, oa wii pum p;tu
f dpie. wiihitut uainc i(rrHrj- r ei-kcr omui W (Ik i, e.
VnilNP MTU at J "b.-f-f ( n-.Jte a;- a r 'if
llliaTli'' lllllll fimm l' -" ' Mri-ri.Ur-
rta or IwiAtiiaJ ttuili ! veuit ( it f i.-i.ti, in i:m:ri
) r eiciM m H.atu?d riA, e f r rrai are-fM Iy t,r J. 1 t if Uta.
j ? pirwlucra Mtm of Hit o lowm ailv-t' bl--u fx,
. aitSBiBC, eritUtll, di-.f 4 ri!1.'. C-Ul:, U,n in t H
I oaMiif.aiiajti. dri4K.lrMr, ctniSiain t iJc-a, ac-ruB Iu (
1 ?r.i,:..it,r.V;
p,-,), M N.'.-ai. ,T , '( -i-l. 1J if., h J'lLCi! V J H 1,1-
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Cash Paid far IS u tter and EggSt
Here We are with a Complete Stock
BLANKETS, V03FOHTS, SHAWLS, SKIRTS, HOSE, FLA.VNEL.S,
CASSIJlEEf-S, JEANS. VALISES, DEFSS, GOODS, RCCH1NU,
IlIJlllONS. LACES, (. ARPETS, FLOOR OIL CLOTH, MATTINGS
WINDO W SUA PES and FIA'TUREs, t(V.. ttV.
BOOTS, SHOES IsTID ARCTICS,
--Hal, Cups, and Hoods.O
UXDERWKAK, A I.I, COLORS AND SIZKS AT
IMIICES TO SUIT KVKUYISOPY.
GLOVES tt- MITTENS TO FIT F V E It V 'tOJ) y, bjt't iu S 17. F. d- P !U: E
AIst flif )-st ScKn-t Stock cil' strictly lir-t -cla-s iif-
crii's. C'iinnc'l ami Drictl I'ruits, Tjl);icco.-;,"r( ucciiv
warc. ami ( i !a.-ivaiv in the City. All of which we
g la ran tec to sell low as anybody.
j aZUUzljMa lia ills G.J vL'j-iirfAJl.iixa
to c!o-e C'ah liuyers, autl lor lar-e ijuanlities.
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We sImw l!u largest and h.st .-eleeletl slock of
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Call at the Philiulelpliia Store, make your I'lncltasew,
and vou will be liJippv.
SOLOMON & UATHAInT.
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