THE DAILY B RE MONDAY , APRIL 7,1881. 7 '
Railway Time Table ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Th following aio the times of the arrival and departure -
parturo of trains by contra ! standard time , at the
lee 1 depots. Trains lcav transfer depot ten mln >
earlier and arrive ten minutes Utcr.
CIIICAOO , Rur.UNo.rcH MB QCIKCT.
ARRITK.
6:40 : p in ChlfAKO Express 0:40 : n tn
0:45 : a m Fa t SUil. 7:00 : p IT
KANSAS CTTT , ST. JOS AND COUSClt. BUTm
10:10 : am Hall and Express , 0:45 : p m
8:23 : pm PaclOo Express , C:3S : p in
CHICAGO , U1WFACKXH AKB 8T.
6:25 : p m . 0:10 : n m
8:44 : a m Express , 0c5 : p in
CHICAGO , BOCK ULAKD AND >
6:30 : p m AtUntlo Exprcts , 0:40 : a m
0:60 : a m Day Kxprcss , 6:50 : p m
7:16 n m 'Dcs Molnes Aco-tmnoiUtlon , 4:49pm :
At local depot only.
WABASII , ST. LOUIS AKD rAcmc.
0:66 : a m Mall , 4:45 : pm
4:60 : p m Cannon Ball , 11:16 : ft m
At Transfer only ,
CIIICAOO and NORTUWISTBRH.
6:30 : m KxprcB * . 6.50 p m
0:4 : inm U:45 : a m
BIOUX CITT AMD PACinO.
m St l' ul Exprcw , 0COam :
m Accommodation , 6:60 : p m
CNION rAciric.
17:59 : p m Western Express , 8:30 : a m
1:44 : n m 1'acino Exiircra , 4:34 : p in
7:41 : n in I ocal Express , 0.51 a m
12:14 : a m Lincoln Kxjiroij ,
At Tran ( cr only.
DCMMT TRAINS TOOUAIIA.
Loivo-S:24-0:24-10-24-ll4 : : : n. m. l:2l-2:2l-S : Sl-
4:24-B:24-fl:24-7Mnnd : : : 11:04 : p , m Sunday , 8.21-
10:24 : a. tu. 1:24-3 : : 4 M24-7OI : and 11:04 : p. m. Ar-
live su minutes before louln ! > { timo.
Mrs , HJ , Hilton , H.D. ,
PHTSIOLAH & SURG-EON ,
222 Middle ttro'-lT'V. Council TduQa.
SPECIAL
TO
Consumers ot Water I
THE
COUNCIL BLUFFS
City "Waterworks Com'y
AT THE
Request of the City Council ,
fjr aSOdvyi'extinitanniovMonccd by resolution
pisici March IS , IS > I , herob } ami iunc3 < tlut It
will put In snrrloe | iti > } 3 ti tbo curb ot the street
on tha line ol Its iiilm , fora'l ' partloi who doMro
CJtmoctlMS nudtsvlth the street mains , nnd who
wilt make apple I'.ion thcrctor to the company bo
( ere tn ) oxplrailan ol said 33 dav ' extension ,
APRIL 18 , 1884 ,
At the folltwtug prices , payable hi advance :
One half Inch Service Plpo ? S 25
The eighth Inch 9 rvlco Pipn . . „ 9 fO
Three quarter inch Sertica I'ljK ) . 10 76
-Seven eight Tnch Ser\lco Pipe 13 2G
Ono Inch Service Pipe. 16 00
The o prlcci Include the cent ot npcnlntr and
rlosliif the street , tapping ttie tro t water main ,
furnWimc and putting In extra strong lead nonieo
plpo , furnishing ami putting In cnr'i ntop , stop box
and cover complete , and making alt necessary con-
noctlons between the street wat-r mtln and the
crb nl the street , which are about one-halt tne
cost t1 } the connu ver of doing the name work.
In view of the contcmpU ed paving of certain
street * In the city , partlo * are recommended to make
application imiiieal.-xtclj , at the olllce of the com *
pany , - , .
26 Pearl Street ,
In order to s\v the necessity and avoid tha In-
croa od oxpeito ot breaking up the etrcct alter par
ing has been done.
HARRY BIRKINBINE ,
fililcl I'.iiL'lucor.
W.R.VAUGHAN.
Justice of the Peace.
U in ana ana Council Bluff ? .
nealcsuto collec ton agcni OU Fo'lov
Over savings banV.
THE DOOM 'OF ' THE UNSAVED
"Tho wicked shall bo turned into hell
and the nations that forgot God. An
the same shall drink of the -wino of the
vyrath of God , which * o poured out with
out mixture into the cup of indignation
and ho shall bo tormented with lire am
brimstone in the presence of the holy
angola and in the presence ot the Lamb
Bini/E.
ROLLEE SEATING-
CORNER PEARL ST , AND FIFTH Am ,
Open IooOa. : m. , S 0 p. m and739p. ; in. , Mon
> c.av , Wodncsjiv nnd Friday ovinlcgacxclusltoly
the lyOmpic Club
ti9"Muso ! oil Mondiy , Wednesday and Frldif ovo-
ADMISSION , - 25 CENTS.
No objectionable characters 111 boadmlttod.
1IHII MARTUKS PIlOPIUKTOn.
II. II. PUHST.
&
BA iCERS.
Council Dliiffn . . Ia.
Estabiisnea - - 1856
Dealers la Foreign and oincstlo Exchange an
'
-
El4p/a
AlilOU
or other tuiaora removed without the
Uj knlfo or < lro.t ingot blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES < * * * * * * * * .
Over thirty jcar8praale | l experience Office No
IS 1'carl struct , Council niuffj
garConcaltatloii free.
CORNICES.
WINDOW , CAPS , FINIALS.iETC.
- " 3 iStla. 3taroot , '
yr.n.HA8KA.
IMPORTANT
TO-
Buyers of all
GANNON BRO'S ' & 00 , ,
llavoejtalihihol thu-meUealn Omalu to t'annait
aiiinoralliriko iroiinitmiliieii. Wo will buy all
U e of iroiliat hf > l ail80r retailand ituarantte
porJBOS natUfictlon "n " ptlcej , a no can buy cheaper
tluuy mncUoi. You nan toi tnti aJvauln u ndiuv.
n your t" ) U bui 'nt by ono nho will uorK for
.our Intcrot atilii'.t tru.t tu a nmrchant who ha
ojiethlnir huli ati < | uu * tnborldol.Vo will ii'to
prompt * eutio-i to selling an > thln ? entrusted
u , and goo * * ixnn > in ii tu ui will be carefully
foked t-i. O.irrxn mJtmijj ilioHid M0
/ tfTrtefitreac8loiahi Nation ! IliiiV , JlcCajue
r3 Rvik. AJirc'j-i 111 H. 16th St.
DUFHENE < 5 MENDELSOHN.
4Z-UEUOVKD TO OMAHA NATIONAL DA
MANHOOD RESTORED.
, AjlctIm ; of early Imprudence , oauilrig ncrfoU (
( ebllltr. promstora decay , eta. IIIVIDK in u in
Itla ete ry known rerarar. bu dltcorerrd a klinplij
laeaoRO f M > U-cure. > ilil u ho will xad UiUi to
- .
a uuatbam BU. New Yurtf
The cxperlcnca In the treatment of Cancer with
! wltt'sSpeelfloS. ( 8 H. ) would teem to warrant tis
n av Ing tn t It vv III cure this much dreaded xomin-o.
ersons afflicted ar Invltcilto orre i > end with us.
IbollevoSwItt'sS cflflvh ivod my lllo. I had
lrtu llly lost the u o ol the upper p rt of tr.y body
. .nilmr arms Iroin.tho poisonous effects < > f a Urge
cner on my nock , from vvhlrh I h d sullcrd tor ! d >
ears. S. S. S has relieved muqf all tomio < , and
ho potion Is being forced out of inj sj stem. I 111
eon bo well. . .
\V. R. Homsox , D-xvWioro , Oa.
Two months go my attention wcatleJ to the
omoof a woman aflllctol with ft cnncer on her hoil-
lor at lent flvoliKheslii clrciimfercnco angr ) , pain ,
ill , undulvini : th < MiUlont norcsl < lay < ir night 'or
Ix month * , lobufiuda mpply of Hwlft's Specific
er for her. She lias taken uvo dottle , nnd the itccr
intlrcly healed up , only a voty miall srnb rcm ln >
ng and her health Is b tUr than lor flvo jcars l tttj
settni to bo poifectly cured.
llitv. JKSSKH CAurnFt.L , Co'.umbii > , Oa.
I have seen rcmarkab'o results Iromtisoof Swifts
Speclflooriacancor A younif mnii hero his been
allHUovl fUo jc r8 with tbo most angry looking ( at *
ng cancer * I ovcrsawimdwasi o rlj ilcid The fli t
mttlon ado a wonderful change , nnd alter Hvo' t-
les w cro taken , ho Is nearly or quite w ell. It Is truly
wonderful.
if. F. CRUVI.KV , M. D. , Oglcthorpc , Oa.
Ourtrcnthu on Blixxl and Skin Diseases mailed
Omwcr 3 , AtKnta , Oa.
N Y. Offloo , 169W.23d SU. lictvvocn Oth and 7th Avn
The n o ot the term " Snoi
Lino" In connection wllhthi
curporato name ota grcatroad ,
com ej an Idea ot list w hat
required by the traveling pub
lie n Short Uno , Quick lltni
and tliu beet ot nccommoda
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ tlons all of which are fuin >
sh6d by the greatest railway In America.
CHICAGO , J ILWATTKEE
And St. Paul.
It owns nnd operates ever 4,600 mlksot
Northern Illinois , Wisconsin , Minnesota , lawa
Jakota ; and as tfl main lines , branches and councc
.Ions roach all the great business centres of tbi
Northwest and Far West , It naturally answers tlu
description ot Short Line , and Ilcat Route between
Chicago , Milwaukee , St Paul and Minneapolis.
Chlc.igo , Milwaukee , IA Cronso'and Wlnonx
Chicago , Milwaukee , Aberdeen and KHendala
Chicago , Milwaukee , EauClalro and btlllnator *
Chicago , Mllnnukco , Wausau and Merrill.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Beaver Dam and Oshkoib ,
Chicago , Milwaukee , AVauknsha and Oconouiowoo.
Chicago , Mllnaukeo , Madison nnd Pralrledu Chlen
Chicago , Mlln-aukeo , Ouatonnn nnd FalribauH ,
Chicago , Ilclolt Jancsv lUo and Mineral Point.
Chicago , Klgln , Rockford and Dubuque.
Chicago , Clinton , Rock Island and Cedar Rapids.
Chicago , Council Ulutfs and Omaha.
Chicago , Sioux City , Sioux Falls and Yankton
Chicago , Milwaukee , llltchcll and Chamberlain.
Rook Island , Dubuque , St. Paul and Minneapolis
Davenport , Calmar , St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Pullman Sleepers and the Finest DmlngCara In
world are run on the mainlines ol the CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY
and ov cry attention la paid to passengers by count
oua employes of the company.
A. Y. H. CARPECTEB ,
Oen'l Ha&aeer , Uen * Pans.
.r. < vltK. QEO II. BbAFFORD ,
\ mm
ALONG THE LliJC OK THUj
Ctiicago , Si. . Paul , Minneapolis and
OMAHA RAILWAY.
The rre-v extension of this line from Wakefleld up
the
BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the DAN
through Car.coi < l nnd Colcridgo
a best portion ot the State. Special ox
curalon ratoi for Knd tcckcM over this line to
Wnyna , Norfolk and tlartlngton , and \ia Blair to al
principal | x > 'nta ' on Che
SIOUX CITY A PACIFIC RAILROAD
Tr > ins over tht 0. . Mt t' . if. & O. Hallway t" Civ
nston. Slouv .itj , 1'onca , Haitlngton , Wayne an :
Norfolk ,
For Fremont , Onkdao , Nellgh , and through to Val
entitle.
rate ? and all Information call on
F U WHITNEY , General Afont ,
-.i ; i > Bulldlt g , Oor. 10th and IMrnam ht3. ,
Omuha , Neb
o n DO secured at oepot , corner 14th
,
BEUNSWICK & CO.
Fifteenn Ball Pool , Carom
AND AU. OTIIKIl GAMING TABLK3. TEN VIN
BALLS , CIIKCKS. ETC.
18 South-SJ Strect.tfat. Louia , 411 Delaware -ftrcct
Kansas City .Mo. , 1321 Douglas St. . Omaha , Nob.
HENRY HORNtiEllGER ,
A gout.
r Cataloyuca and I'riao I ttfl.
AND Cornice
HANUf ACT'JRKRS OK
GALVANIZED IRON COBNiHES
PI1TIALS , WINDOW CAPS ,
TIN , IRON AND SLATE ROORNG
PATENT MKTALIO 8KYL1QIIT ,
I f o n Fencing
CrestlnKS , Balustrades , Verandas , Office * od Ban
Ralllnfa , Window and Cellar Guards , Eta
OOll O. ANDBtti BTRKf7r , LINCOLN NEC.f
R. M e
Notice to Cattle Hen
900 CATTLE FOE SALE.
1BO Hew ] ot Steers Three Yearn Old.
200 * ' " Two "
201 " " llelfere , Two "
150 " ' hteors , Ono "
ViO " " Hellers , Ono "
Tbo abova des rlbcd oattlo are all w ell bred Iowa
cattle , Btraluht and emooth These cattle will to
iwld In lot ! to lult inucluscrs , and at reasonable
pitas. For further particulars , call on nraddfesi
it. K , I'ATTON.
Waverly , Ilreuur Co. , Iowa.
I' . B. Also jounz eradoil bulU 1.7IrnoStw
GOLD MEDAL , PAH1B , 1870 ,
BAKER'S
Wan-anted abiolutelipur
Cocoa , from which the cxceu o
Oil ha been removed , lit hot ttirt
tlmti the itrtnglh ot Cocoa mUc (
wllh Hutrch , Arrowroot or Bugar
nnd U llieroforo far more conom
cat. It U dcllcloui , uourlnlilng
trcngthcnbjg , easily dlgc ( yid , am
admirably adapted for ImJd ] at
mil oa for IMTBODI In health.
Sold 117 Ureceri
. BAKER & CO , . Dorcii6ster4 Mass.
James Helical instill
Chartered by thtStateof 1111
nols fop the express purpose
of c'vinclmmedlatc ' rellelln
all chronlc.unnaryand prl
yato diceasci. Gonorrhoea
Gleet andSyphilU In all their
complicated forms , ulo al
disease ! of the Skin am
Blood promptly relievedanc
permanently cured by reme-
diet.testedln iFortuYtnrt
_ „ _ _ _ - # i > ectairracttet. Seminal
Weakness. Niiht : Losses by Dreams , Pimples on
the Face , Lost Manhood , tiuilUwln cured. 31iera
ItnaexperltntnHiui , The appropriate remedy
a&tonce used In eachcaie. Consultatloni.ner.
> nal or by letter , sacredly confidential. Med.
sine * vent by Mail and Express. No marks on
ickaee to Indicate contents ot render , Addrcsi
Jfl. JAMES.No. 204Washinfllon a.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
KAOEMAKKUS AND IlUEAICUItS.
'oGlcnnliiK * * from Aiming the ro
ll co nnd .Justice Shops.
There was a lively litllo skirmish Sat
nny ] night which lot ! to the nrrcat of W.
{ . Bock end Joe Kilfcthor on the charge
f assault and battery. U appears thnt
ley had hud aoino difficulty with two
thor men , boardora at Kiel's hotel , and
ollowlng thorn into the hotel ofllco were
oing to got satisfaction by thumping
bom , when llonry Spotman , who wnntod
o disgraceful rows about his place , in-
orforcd , and just as ono of the men
ickod up a spittoon and was about to
itirl it at the huad of ono of the offend-
ng bonrdors , Mr. Spotmnn stopped in
lotwecn to atop it. As ho did BO the
tlior picked up n chiir and struck
ipotmana blow , knocking him down , and
njuring him so that a physician had to
o called , who on examination found the
nest serious hurt to bo a broken noao.
Beck aud Kilfoter on being arrested
ave bonds to npponr before Judge
lylesworth to-day , when the full faota
vill bo sifted out.
STEALING CORN I'ROM A CAR.
Yesterday afternoon P. T. Griggs , a
oamstor living in thia city , was ai rested
or breaking open a K. 0. car aud steal-
ng about live bushels of corn. OIHcur
lotcalfo found the corn in Grigus' sta
les and thn latter admitted to him the
aking of it , but gave as an excuse that
10 had no money with which to buy any
oed for his horses. Griggs was looked
ip in jail , a hardship indeed on hin fain-
ly , his \rifo having just given birth to a
> abe , and with no one in the house to
are for her. On Griggn' person
vaa found a railway key of thoJUniinib.il
t St. Joe road , and it is claimed that this
s not the first time that ho 1ms thus ap-
> roprlatcd feed for his horses.
PETTY P1LVERINO.
Two mutca named Daniel Barren and
Fohn Tiller , who are attending the insti-
, ute here , were arrested Saturday after-
loon on the charge of shoplifting at Erse-
nan , llodda & Go's , store. It is claimed
hat some stockings and some other
small articles were taken by them. On
"icing arrested some stockings were found
u the pocket of ono of the boys , but they
excitedly gesticulated their innocence.
L'lio principal of the institution came in
and took the boys out , promising that ho
would have them in attendance at court
his morning.
PETTY POINTERS.
F. T. Coy , for being drunk , was
arrested Saturday night.
Some thief has sneaked off a harness
aolonging to M. B. Brown , but left ono
; ug behind. Ho is invited to call at police
loadquartcrs and got it.
No tidings have yet been hoard of No
ra J. Smith , the heartless mother who
deserted her twin babies Friday , it is to
be hoped that she will yet bo brought to
the front.
S. H. Brown was before Juctico Ab
bott Saturday on -charge of selling
adulterated butter. There wns much
trouble in determining what constituted
the legal butter , but after much close
thinking it was decided that the buttec
in question was genuine aud 'Brown was
discharged.
Hayden and Hall , thu section bosses
arrested for frauds in their time books ,
have boon held for trial by the district
court.
The case of Charles Helden , arrested I
for making threats , was argued Saturday ,
but Justice Schurz has not given hia de
cision.
Keal Estate Transfers.
The following doedj T/oro filed 'for ro'
cord in the recorder's office , April
f , reported for THE BEE by E. J. Me.
Mahon , real catcio agect :
Edward Bailey to Willimena Blohm
lot IS , block Id , Willamo' firat additioi
§ 800.
Ira T. Spangler to J. H. Henry , par
vv4 , se ] , , 77 , 38 $100.
Joseph Boiler to'William Doud , par
si , ne. } , y , 77,38 $5,7JK ) .
W. it. Scott-to Im T. Spanglor , par
wA " , ae | , 0. 77 , 38 1,200.
"Jao.es H. Smith to Miller V. Davis
no22 , 7" , 42a200. .
A. A. Smith to Jesse M. Sniitli , nol
2 ! ) , 74 , SS-Jpi.OOO.
JIary J { . Swan to George \VL Bennett
lot 4 , block 3 , Eubonk'a lirst wldition-
§ 250.
Ira Spangler et al. to Spatuler , O.imp
hnll , fc O'o. , put : lot I , block 23 , N.jula-
$800.
1. M. Casndy .to Indepondoat fkilior
District of Council Hluffo , loteC. , 2r a , 5
(5 ( , 7 and 8 , block 3 , JSubank's tSrat addi
tion 82,580.
Total sales , § 12,580.
OODNCIL UMJFim MA11KKT.
Wheat No. 2 spring , ( J8sj No. C , r 8cc K
joctod , fjOc ; gooil iloinaml.
Corn 1/oalorn ore piiylnj ; 3la for old con
aud tire for n w.
O/iU In gKid demand nt 2R : .
Hay J 000 00 [ tor ton ; Wo ) iior Uo. !
Kyo 10@JCc.
Corn Meal 1 25 i or 100 pouiids.
WootI Good supply ; iprlcos at yonj , (51WC (
00.
Coal Dellvoreil , hard , 11 CO per tan ; soft
5 00 per ton
Lard Kulrbank's , wiiflloKallnpr at lie.
Klour-'Clty Hour , 1 ( K@a ) 30.
Broomt 2 i > 5@3 00 | wr Aar. .
LIVK BTQOK.
Cattlo-j : 50 ® i 00 ; calveq , 5 50@7 M ,
Hoprs Local tmckcru uro buying now nn (
thoru U a cod doiiinml for mil ( 'radoa ; voliclo
t ickinK , 0 2C ; mlxod , ! > 25 ,
t-BODl'CE AND 'JICITH.
Quotationsiby J. M. St. John k Co. , am
mUnIon mercliants , 538 IJoindwny.
Huttcr Creamery , 33c ; cUoloj countryedls
20c.
20c.Eggs 12Jo per dozen.
J'oiiltry iteudy HaloicMcUetiK/drouflod , IJ s
Ivo. He ; turlcosti , dre Hod , IHc ; live , lie
uckc , dro Ked , t2ic ; Hvo , Fc.
Oranges J Oft ® t 25 jcr bux.
Lemons ii Cfl' u4 00 par box.
ItunniiiM 3 (10 ( © 1 00 par bunch
Vegetables Potitoea10@50 ; oulonslOc ;
cabba none iutlw market ; urn/Its , readt
Halo nt a 2&fet 00 fur tM-lrnn stock.
The council of the Huaaian Kmpiro ro.
ccnlly approved c < .ucet6ions made to an
American company which proposes tc
construct ain elevators in the Black Sou
ports and in the interior distributing con.
'era ; but Katkolf , the newspaper uU > .
ratond perwnal adviser of the GV.ar. dis-
pproven the project on "patriotic !
grounds , " nnd the elevators will not be
built. Tills doeon't look an if the United
States need to borrow any trouble about
ho possibility of bung crowded out of
the grain market ! of Kuropo by Huaaian
competition. A country Ibat haan't
< pnao enough to permit olovatora to bo
built for handling her wheat is not likely
to becoiuo u very formidable rival.
MARRYING A CORPSE ,
The Plot of a Maine Mice loSccnrt
a Pension ,
A WIllliiK Willow United to nn K\ .
Soldier lu llln Conin-A Stnrt-
Story.
SpctUlDlfpatch tolhoOlobc-Democrat.
AUGUSTA , Me. , April 2. The most
weird and lonintionnl plot over conttruct *
> d by a writer of fiction can not exceed in
interest or strangeness the story of nctiul
occurrences of nn obscurn Maine ton ,
thirty miles from the rnilroiuU , mid now
almost inaccessible- account of the
condition of the highway. For over hnlf
a century the little village of _ Appleton
1ms counted among its inhnbitnnts the
family of Rabbins , to which Samuel Uob-
bins , born fifty-ono yours ago , belonged.
When the war of the rebellion broke out
Robbing joined the Union nnry ami
fought bravely for hia country. . In the
service ho contracted diseases which have
mndo him an invalid for many years.
After his discharge from the tinny ho
married a womim commonly known as
"tho Widow Fossott , " although she was
divorced and her former husband was
alivo. For a long time after their marriage -
riago llobbins and his now wife , nnd Fos
sott , her old husband , continued to
occupy the emno house , living on terms of
the greatest intimacy. Uonry Foaaott ,
a BOH of the widow by her first husband ,
also lived with thorn. After a time Henry
married nnd brought homo a blooming
young country girl as his bride. She
found the relations of the family a little
too close to suit her ideas , and induced
Henry to sot apart for his mother a small
picco of laud , to build on it u small house ,
and to deed the whplo to the old lady.
Ilobbins and his wife wont to the now
house to live , while Fossott remained
with his BOU. Ilobbins owned a few ncruu
of land adjoining the piece deeded to his
wife , and ho soon began to poster her to
transfer her interest to him. She refused
and Ilobbins was so angry about it tluit
live or six years ago ho cleared out and
wont to Hvo witli his brother , Noah Hob-
bma , leaving the ok1 lady to shift for hor-
aolf. About a year afterwards Mrs. Ilob
bins died , but not until oho had sold the
land for § 3,000 or § 1,000 and given the
money away , BO that Ilobbins should not
got it.
UTAllTLWO 8T011Y.
Now cornea the moat startling part of
the story. After Samuel B. Ilobbins
went to live with his brother Noah , stops
were taken to secure for him a pension ,
to which lie was entitled. The first trial
was not successful but after the arrear
age act was passed another trial was
made. This time the caao was put in the
hands of a sharp justice of the peace ,
locally known as 'Square Chester Peace.
Last July Ilobbins began to grow worse ,
and ho got weaker and weaker every
day. A month ago it was plain that
ho was near his end. If ho died before
the pension was granted the money would '
bo lost , ainco ho had no wife and chil
dren. In this emergency the happy
thought struck somebody to procure a
bride for the dying solaior in order that
there might bo a widow to draw the pen
sion. Interested parties made the journey
to Ilocklnnd , where n woman was found
who was willing under the circumstances
to become a bride nnd widow in quick
succession.
February 20 Noah Robbfus wont to
Frank Carkius , the town clerk , and pub
lished the intention of Samuel llobbiim
to marry the widow Lena Lundy. The
law requires n notice of tivo days before
marriage. . March 2 the dying man foil
into a 'comatose state , from which ho
never Tallied till ho diod. March 4. The
storycurront in the neighborhood is that
whoa Square Ppasc , learned how near
dissolution Bobbins was , ho sent hu wife's
BoiifpOBt-lwato to Kocklnnd , to bring on
the bride ho and Noah Reborns had se
' lected for the dying soldior. Unfortun
ately the boy did ot got back till mid
night , March 4 , some nine hours after
. Rabbins' de&th.
THE r.rjrDK OF A course.
, The story gees that the wotr.cn was
: hurriedly taken to the chamber whcro
3obblns lny dead , and the 'horrible
t mockery of a marriage ceremony between
the living woman and the corpsowns gone
through with. Some say that Peaso'i
* on took tJso clammy hand of ilho deac
cnan and placed it in that of tlw > willing
widow , w&ilo others say that a youni.
man named IPulIcr performed this ropug
riant oflioo. 'tin the day of ik < j funcra
'Square Peaao was master of ceremonies ,
and the naw-mado bribe and vridowwat
a coiiBpiouous. mourner. On this occasion
ho iirat iirtrodueed her to Bobbins' role.
tives as tie dead man's widow. Nona e
them hadevoraeon her or hocrd of hci
before , and nil oxoontiug Noah declare
titoht ciiyih.itiuilly that ho naa novo
legally married io tlio dead num. tit i
absolutely certain that the mcrriago di (
not tal.o notion Iiotw on the tim
tlii caiuiK .werujpublishod and Kobbita
death , far at ixicimo wa ho /.iBci < nm o
able to rocogniAe liny one. H/fs B.iid , < t/o
that the fojy , when ho brought the wo
man to Ajjjiloioii iitirst / , iiUru ucod IN
as the widow Lundy , nnd that the wa
not introduced us Robbinn' wife. One o
the moot prominent JawyorH of KIIOJ
county toDd youv corrc8x > ucat ( ] to-dr
that he had no dnubt that the mockuryo
wedding a ilivu wuman to a , oorpao we *
tcarried nut , and that ho hud good ro.inor.
for believing tlmtciho whole outraycou
and villuiaous echujne wan iloviiixl to gee
pjasosnioii the few luirxh'od dollaiv
that would omo ( Kit of Ilobbins' , pen
eion , if it w ro granted. The .ca.no Ju
ctt-.iuod BO much scnrdal , that a ilcgal U'H
roatigntion will be hold.
Gulling tlio
"T .Iii Tnlk" Jr. ChlcaR Herald.
Altai ) , thiu caasongur , wearing a hugo
alouoli hat nndifltruuksof tobacco juieooi
Iiisciiin , was fooling vccy good ou nn asl
bound Ohicag < ) , Burlkigton & tQuiuoy
train , dho other day. ilo said ho wo * a
Kentuckian , and had juat returned from
Iowa , < t/horo lie "had been selling aomo
bloodrd stock , "lowu fvrmora are just
crazy for finu sock , " lie safe ] ; "they dori't
oaro vrhfct it is hcree , mUle , cow or pig ,
They are anxious ta have tiio best in the
land , and they have tlio mokoy to pay for
it , too. I'vo had good liwk this trip.
Hold u bull for $800 , diroo hoifora fit $400
npicco , and four marox at 8700 upioco. I
beliuvo if I lifcd had tlu ! gall , I could have
got more than Uitt , but I was satisfied.
I'm no hog , if I do come from Kentucky. "
Then the passenger laughed nn if all the
story was not told , and paused the cigars
around as if ho didn't care for
"Did you inako much profit nil your
took ? " I asked. "ProOt , " ho said , "why
it was all profit. You eoo , that stock was
the commonest lot of truck over seen in
Kentucky , I bought 'em for u moreuong ,
prepared a loii ( pedigree for every one of
cm , got an article printed ia a Kentucky
paper in just two copies of it about
Col , Withers ( hipping fine stock to Iowa )
when I eotto Burlington I had an article
pcdiurocs nnd nil , printed in The Hawkeye -
eye there , saying wlmta splendid thing it
was for Iowa ( > have * nch fine stock im
ported , antt all that. Wollthoso farmers
bit like suckers in Juno. Why , 1 took
along n old brooding jinny ( hat was good
for nothing nnd had been turned loose to
die by n neighbor of mino. 1 Rave her a
nicu pedigree and sold her for § 1JJO. Any
kind of a critter with n printed pedigree
hung on its horn will sell out in Iowa.
ilAY ( JOUIil'S 1NCOMK.
No IJUNS Tlmti $ I12.KHH a Dny , or Aliont
Ko v York Morning Journal.
Jay Gould , the second richest man of
the United Stales , is credited with ing
the poaaossor of wealth estimated all the
wny from § 50,000,000 to § 75,000,000
Tito former sum is very nearly correct
Wore his railroad stocks worth their par
value ho would bo n hundred-millionnirp.
Just before starting on his yachting trip
to the Spanish main , ho carefullyinvoii *
toriod his property , plnced his all'iun
in good shnpo and ndaed n codicil to hit
will.
v
"In round numbers ilia permanent invest
ment stocks appearing on Mr. Gould's
schedule were 1(80,000 ( shares of Western
Union Telegraph , 110,000 shares of Mis
souri Pacific , Mu,000 sharci of Wabash
common and 00,000 shnros of the pre
ferred , CO.OCO shares of Kaneas and
Texas , -10,000 sharoa of Texas Pacific
nnd 70,000 shares of Erie. There were
small lots of various
a largo number of _
ous stocks apparently only incidentally
held.
held.Besides
Besides his railroad shares Mr. Gould
holds live and a half millions of Wnbash
general bonds. At yesterday's prices t4io
value of those Boouritiot is § 10,495,000.
Western Union nnd Missouri Pacific pay
dividends ; the other stocks do not. The
bonds also bear interest. Between thorn
they yield him ? lMO,000 a year. His
interest in the Union Trust company mid
his loans nro profitable- him. The
World building , nominally owned by the
Western Union company , vas built with
hib money. In real estate , loans nnd
mortgages ho has § 5,000,000mid § 3,000-
000 more in lloating investments. His
two residences represent another SIOCO-
000 and his yacht § 300,000. Ilia wealth ,
M nearly ns ho can figure it , is § 58,7 ! > 'V
41 , and his income * § 1,010,011. Thus hia
fortune earns him § 12,888.88 every day
and § 8.05 each minute.
Ii.VilOU ANO IiAUOKEKS.
Improving IVrosportBTlH IMuny
of Industry.
The bituminous and block coal minors
of the United States have for years boon
endeavoring to form some sort of a union
by .which the rate of wages could bo
equalized and controlled. Every effort in
this direction has failed , chiefly because
| of the fact that there ia moio than the
5 necessary number of minors. The presi-
onts of five state nosociations have rc-
ontly been in conference to try to ovolo
omo p an by which the desired results
ould bo reached. Every reduction has
con followed by n strike , which has
enaed to give prices an upward teiiden-
y. The minors ) fool their weakness and
ccogniKO the difficulties in the way , but
xpcct , through the conferences referred
o , to reach some satisfactory arrange-
nent.
Now England textile manufacturers
10 now in the south purchasing sites for
nctorics to bo created there. * Cotton
mills are to bo erected at Trenton , Tonn. ;
Vugusta Ga. ; Owonsburg , Ky. , and Kos-
ciunko , Miai. Iron works nro to bo
erected at Wilmington , N. 0. , and fur-
lituro and lumber factories nt Trenton ,
L'onn. . Cnmpbollsville , Toun. ; Westmin
ster , Aid , , and Liberty , Rtchland and
EZuntsvilte , Texas.
Notwithstanding the recent dullness
in the iron trade a good many workmen
are finding employment. The Valloj
rolling mill at Sharon began operation !
ton days ago after Pa nunponsion of sev
eral months ; the Pottstown Iron Com
paity's works are increasing in. activity
furnaces will blow in at Allcntown nii (
West Conshohockcu. The lloadini
Hardware company has commenced opor
utions , and various additions to Pcunsyl
vnnin mills ntxi projected ia two or thro
localities. T n i > or cent , reductions i1
wages Iwyo boon tnnounoed.
The Pullman Iron nnd Stool compnay'
works ou La.lo O.Uumot have stnrtad uj I
The Standard Tool company of St. Lou
has started in with 150 hands. Tb
Uolmbacker 'Jlolling ' Mill company , <
St. Lcuiu , haajjiistipurelmfiod a 8uaro c
which toerect a building to oTitond i
opor tic-n . The Pacific Barbed "Wii
company , of'tlio same city , is building 11
immonno cstublishmont for the inanufn
turo of barbed wire.
The H'onneylvamc Steel coicpany w
soon erect utiow mill 700 feottiquuro ,
bo equipped with the latest appliunc
for cheap ] > rpductioii. ImprovomoiUa u
being txudoin , other mills.
MOM wonJtoroawj being tAli n on. int ;
Imrdwnro OBtnblisIiinonta of tie ! Now K
gland and-naidillo status , and it isstut
on good authoiity that tlioagiicul turo ii
plcment works of ilio west vrill have
increaoo Iboir forces before tlno 1st
May.Tho
The labor organizations whi li h
boon woving'for itiduatrlnl legisl alien n
quioUy awaitimg the fulfillaiont of t :
nssunincos give n Chem early in. the s <
son , bat indiealiious from the ii isido a
not very favorable. Conforencus oft
preaonUtivoE of : llbor , oryanizati Dim ha
boon hold i Ifarrisburg and Chica ]
with a iovr to more perfectly orjjanizii
labor aaBooiotiona to secure And use pnl
tical infiuonoe. Tito usual obstachm pr
sent thouMolrea , and the outlook for the
succcaa is notivory bright.
in the
How York Sun.
A week agoilast Jfciday evening : Mr
Emma Uiteltloy took a pair af diatnori
carringH from/her oarr while ataniling i
the baseni&tit'diniuK cooin at the houi
of her father , JVLr. Wn. II. AVolab , 4G
Bridge street , Brooklyn. She wruppe
thoui m tiseuo ptpor , tossed tLom upo
the nmntlo , and wont uj > stairs to bed
Thontoncs were hatidsoiio brilliants , an
were wnluod at 820(1 ( each.
Homo time later that ovoninr Mra
[ Jida Welch saw the .crumpled hit-of jiu '
pur on tha mantel , carried it out inio tin
kitchen and throw it iutti tlio rungo , Mra t
Welch in aaid to bo a vury neat Jiaugo ,
keeper.
ITio next morning the cook piled OK
b'ndling ou thu bit of cramulod jmpei
and built the firu. 'IVo IKIUI-J JjUur Alu.
Uucklity walked into the ( liuing-woiii ,
"Didi any ono SHO a bit of timua paper
on the inantell" she asked.
Yea , " * aid Mra. Welch , "I threw it
nto the ranpu lait night. "
'f ho news iiiid an ngitating effect upon
Mra. Buckley , and thu family adjourned
to thu kitchen , whcro two very much excited -
cited ladies raked the kitchen IIro until
the ath pan contained it all , Then the
nah pun wn * dumped into n coal sifter.
The indies wore by this time very warm
ns well as very much excited , and both
alternately raked the ashes and rubbed
the dust from their oyoi.
When the aahcs nnd finer coal hnd
dropped through the sifter into the coal
scuttle , a Hour sieve was placed over the
dish pan , and the ashes nnd fiiio coal were
gradually placed on the siovo. When
about hnlf the slufT hnd boon placed on
the sieve , a snmll black and yellow chunk
rolled over the edge of the coal
scuttlo. It was a very warm piece of
gold , nnd was all that remained of the
sotting.
A little moro raking , nnd two diamonds
mends rolled out of the nshos. They
were a little dusty , but when cool enough
io handle , they WCM found to bo iindi-
minishcd in beauty and value. A Now
York jew olor reset them the same after
noon.
THE JU11Y 8Y.SIHSI.
An Institution Which Has Outgrown
Its U
DKU.KVUK , April I ) , 1881.
To tlio Ktlltor ol Tim HXK.
The absurdity of the jury system in
criminal cases is becoming moro nnd moro
apparent every day. The folly is being
continually illustrated from cases of potty
larceny up to these of murder in the first
degree. Probably it would bo a good
thing if Noornska had in common p.ir *
lance what is known ns a Board of
Pardons. Wo have no such laws on the
face of our statutes similar to these pos
sessed by Pennsylvania , Massachusetts
nnd other commonwoaltln. Wo have an
instance of the maladministration of jus
tice in the cases of Polin and Hart , mur
derers sentenced to death , \rhoro Gov.
D.xwcs saved their guilty necks from the
halter by executive interference. Wo
have mnl.idministration of justice because
in ooino instances , judges nro ignorant ,
incompetent some times , in all probability
corrupt , because weak-minded governors
interfere to release criminals from judi
cial vengeance for n just expiation of their
crime. Yet it is upon the decision of
such judges and such executives the exe
cution of the law depends. The jury
Bjstem finished serving its purpose in
this country when the liberty boll tolled
forth its peals of independence.
It was invented by our ancestors ns a pro
tection and safe guard against the en
croachments of royal and lordly tyranny.
Against the despotic will of king governed
aristocrats. It was n grand and manly
attnptntion to circumstances. To have
established nnd maintained such n princi
ple reflects honor upon the heroes of the
revolution nnd the founders of English
law. Coke and Blackstone's memory will
live while Bacon's will rot. Many and
many is the time the jury system has
saved innocent men from ttio harass of
kings and the virulence of their monialu.
But the days of tyranny and oppression
are now over , they have pnsied away
more than ono hundred years within the
broad confines of the American Union.
It is time for reform. Judges do not hold
their position at tno pleasure of anv
sovereign in this country , but by the ox
presaion of suffrage at the ballot box , the
vote of the whole people. When elected
judges are supposed to bo indopoiidon
during < ho time they servo. For this nnd
many other reasons the jury system hai
far out-served its usefulness nnd shoiik
bo consigned to an early oblivion. Tin
constitution should bo amended and tin
action of force abolished. Who will strik
the blow , encumbmont upon some ono
"AdiiAiiiAN GAUIILE. "
TJIE OMAHA LANDS.
curi-lnry TcIlci'H Order
tlio Unit.
Ir.PAUTMF..NT Of THKlNTKniOIl ,
WAIIIINOTON , 1) . O. , March 29,1881
Pursuant to act of congress ap" .
\ugust 7 , 1882 , (22nd ( atatutor
Jll ) lands within the Omaha IP
.tJilltl
ervation in Nebraska , embrace
hipa 24 and 25 north , of ran * " ? * °
3a ' " i
7 east , will bo thrown opt-n
on Wednesday , Aril ] W % ° " Jftul' '
* * Ul
' the
o'clock , noon , under J j
and rogulationa :
' B Within thirty dayrt fc .
tlomont the natty > * . . , *
? ' . tlu , ftjt ! fl. . 'Ins ' doc ]
ia tory BUtcmont , fnno ng
10 ion caecis jiaymi' . Tlfco ( ) f,2 ! h
o aoounu iyiiiK
( cr.rob./w.ted ) - t , , , lor , | 0
it < k ,
itr uj
itti made fcoforo tliodistrict aud offiru :
ti Noltgb , Nob. , or the clock of the c
VV c'i.uty ? ' m ' ' 'oh ' tJro Jund 'ia si
ted , -jr Voforo a UTuUod e tcs oocrt
i : at BaEcrnff oc Wiaaor J >
t .
wiitlis.f > mho
JOB , , , A
L38-1 the sotloir
, rnust make ao
n of the toujd
, submit final pr
ho and make tbo finjt ( pnymout thort
Cn. Will n ono 'jrorr from , nuoh actual 01
ho eJiull miiba ( , ho
x > din swond pajvnont ,
mal to final payment within two
in yo
into witJi iiito-cst ou deferred i > oym < > nfc
totf tln ratoul li'/o per r/ontnm purtmn
I'ull ' ti > qynwnt taay bo made nt
iva dale of ositr if -desired. . In dofi i
of either of aucli
paynu-ntfl for
urn a poi
ha of fiirtyfiayo , thu ptrty forfeits all ri
o - to the laud , and m # paytnonta lie i
linvo mado. InnooBo
ire ulmll nny Ia
ro- bo diaprwyd f if at.lew than the appra )
ire vnluo thereof. TJie risht of aotrlum
< > nnd.puroliaso . is roatcicttd toiporaoaa \
Imvo aarived. at the of
„ w agu twenty
"o" v/ b * * VJiJIfV * '
Ii ? ytmra , or are the heads of familifo i
ro- who arc citizonu of the.United . States ,
air have < I larcd their intention to beoa
Buoli ; and no peruou am purchaao unl
ho ia A'tona fide auttlor , actually occu
ing tlio land , and having .valuable i
provemtiits thorooo. Six months n
Jdoncoatul cultivation must-bo shown i
M-l evidence of good.faiJh. Jintrioa can
1U1 , made ouly of ono quarter soolion , or ]
I acres , ojrxsopt ns provided in aid act.
311L A ? 5 eriptivo Jiat of tho.landa . aubji
Jto , \ aottleuiont , with nppraisomout thoroi
I JIAB bcou furnished the district land (
.of .tho . traota lyin oo t of t
right of way of the Bioux City & N
brnaka railroad are subject to aottlomo
or itry ua above , ( duo Keo. 8 of t ]
'J act getorxod to. ) H. M. Tauui ,
I Socretar ;
. | Well ) . . . . . . . , „ .
U u now undisputed ( lint Wol Do Mo'
"that | ' ! ? < ? iliWPrllO"ro l tliaonly traatmw
nWlutoly euro Catarrh _ frw I c
rlriiroiilo Very eUlcudom , S m'l. Gouli
Wooplrij ; Witter , Nub. " "Ono box ciuoil m.
Aim. Jliiry KeiiyoiiJlsmarck , Dakota" ' "J
rffOnioi me to thj jmli.lt , Jtov. Qoo. K , Kole
Coblovllle NY. ' ' )
, r < n box radically euro ,
tlyu , ' ' "Aj'orfott 'euro of tor 30 * year
lujf , J. 1) . MuUoiiulJ , 710 JJroadwuy , N
- . , ia , &u 'IliuujttiiJi of tr tlmonlalg nn
received from all juris of ttio woiJJ , Ji0
J Jlveri' ' ' "l'5 ° ! Iri iVul lo ) K yet' IlJiistrii ,
j ! Tre it o. ivldi nUtoiuenU by thu oiir.
' < 1J'1)a"uv * ' ! " i > . . ! , . . . ,
tree N.'y ,
Tbe Emperor I/Mt K polcon
only the flnwt t\n \ n § the world could pro-
dnm. rrof. Hornford Myi th Emperor B
dfftn were m do upeclkllr for him In llt-
r n f roml f tobtcoo frown In the Ooldcn
Jldt of North Carolina , tbl < kcloR the nnctt
ICAf RTOwn. niackweiro Dull nurbun
BmokloK Tolweco Irmxla from the p no
l f \ wIn \ tha Emptror'i clrr . In abm-
In Wy puns and ta unqucaUonablr the Lett
toliaoco ever otTcrfd.
Th cktr y > ( rlfW dinRhltr , Anne , In
hcrnkttchot AlfrrdTcnnriion , In Iturpn't
) lcmt\tv , tell * of her vtdlt to the RTf t pott
Bho fonnd him imoklntr Illackvcll' * Dull
Dnrham Toluicco , tent him by Hon. Jamea
Ilurmll Ixiwrll , Amorlran Minliltr to the
Court of 81. Jarnwi.
InUicMdayiof adulterationItlntcora *
fort to Kmokon to Inov tint the Bull Dur
ham brand 1 aboolut 1y pnro , and mndo
from the bout tolwcco the world produrca.
lllarkwpU'n null Durham Smoking To.
baoro 1 the Ittl and imrmt mado. All
( iMlcni have It , Nona trcnutno without
tlio tradft-mark of the Dull.
Imported Beer
IN BOTTLES.
Srlmigcr , . Bnvnrin.
Julmbncuor , . Bavaria.
'ilsnor . Bohominn.
Cnisor . . .Brcmau.
4
DOMESTIC. * f
. - < jj
ludwoisor. . . St , Louis. jja
Vnliuuser . St. Louis.
!
Schlitz-l'ilsnor . Milwaukee.
vruir's . Onmlia.
Ale , Porter. Domestic and Rhino
Vino. ED. ' MAUllERt
OMAHA
Stove Eepair Works ,
KM ) outk Uth St.
UaKo iix ( i > mlshlnc'nantlnirj ami rep *
lie ftovos of nil ) * > .riiuu , wood etqvet , changed
iiitn oonl , rfttoa fl * ack , riampcro , Ao , fquBitntt
uhand. Try 0,10 o our to o p"
rlrvr
COOK'S ( WAND ILXCUUStONS leave Now York
n April , May and Juno , 1PS4. PASSAGE TICKETS
iy ail ATI ANTIC HTKAUCKS. Special facllltlca for
ccuringaooii nr.iiTiia TOUHIST TicKura for
mvtlrrnln IHJUOI'lv , by a'l routes , at reduced rates.
COOK'S IIXCUKSIONIST , with maps and full par *
Iculam , hr mail 10 cent * . AildrcM
1110S. OTJK ti BOK , ' .1 Broadway , N. T ,
WOODBE1DGE BROS , ,
T
CB OMAHA , NKD.
Solo Agents for the World-R
dncrwnod
i
m
Decker & Son , nnd II
Pianos. Also mr Mett & Ounaton I
wholosalr y Jufacturora
and M J r10. '
Organs , . ? , ,
y Lena , v Misi , , ca | Mercfiandlse ,
_ _ .Ices.
FEL IX Lt tlRUN'1
/ENTIVE AND OURK.
.1 FOE'EITHER SEX-
J Injected directly to the seat of-
n" chttnlf0 ° ' d'ct ' or DRuseouS ,
jmgo M n"Iwiso OU11 medicine , to bo tal.on Inter'
TCU-t .to' ll if" " Uc.d ft\a I'ruvcnll * I'V dther sei , I tie
Jilso of ( < u S0"1',110' " " ' l'rh to < ll a8e ; but In the
aud ! ntoo f S ? alrcai'y ' unfortunately oinict d wo Buat.
moo boxes to euro ,
or wo w 111 rolund the uion-
nont boxes Jor'tt3" VM SO pald.82. per box or three
t -1Z
rulofj
I" ncd by nil authorized agouti.
luv.a- - tt- Dr Felix Le Brun Co.
nopt- SOLE PltOI'UIETOlia
ftfor , O F. Goodman , BruitKltt Solo Axoot , for Omaha
f.avit _ " " ruto wly
actor
y bo
rs at
court
itua-
cnin.
ob.
dote
Lpnl
tual
roof ,
ufor.
1)11 ) J. . C.Wusr'H 1'iaivn AND HP..UN TTIEAT.
ntry
i , ' ' .e"nr'intoo < l "Pnoifio for llyetoria , DizaU
. <
and iiiKw. CunvnlBions
' , Vita , Norvona Kournlgio ,
.
mra , lUwjlaclio.Js'orvima ProRtrntfun cnuttcd ; > ytlioiiBO
nfnltoliol orlobiocn , Wuki-falnoua. Jlcntul Do-
a at | ircwioiiBofu.mn o ? the llrnin rcBiiltlnn in in-
um. fan ' ty nnd l < wliii to wleory , derny nnd death ,
the I'remnturo UlilAeo , Jlaircuncos , J.o s of powS
l.'irP'i.r ' lto ' 1J'lvolantarJr I'MBH nnd Snorraat ,
'unit wliuiicim8odly < ivoM2orticiiiif < lioljralusoIf.
rlou Bburo or ivor.lndiiiBonco. Much tos contolna
" ' " 'JW'Inx'i't. . ' ' $ l- ) n l < o.iiur six boiea
ight Boitbymetl | Jircimldon receipt of price.
may \vi : .
bnda To euro tiny rruw. With each uraer recoivca nyns
iaed 'c fit f'OXCHi upooniimnirrt with > a.ftno will
Bond tlio | Hirrliubi > rimr written uuarautra to ro.
lent ruaiKlio money if the trcatruoiit UOOH not effect/
who ucuni , Oiiiirnnt
ono Pru Ut AKent. for Oma
and
i or 26BTH EDITION
imo , PRICE $1,00-
leaa BY MAIL POSTPAID.
cai
aa
be
ICO
IfflOW
ect
iof , A QllRAT MKDIOAI ,
of. ON
of.ho
fo-1 untold mlierlin resultlnir f'rom Indlacrarlnn. * ? .
riAiittl'.ttftM
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