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In these times of.miney strinericy, when the sfieYlif or assigned U.iriakihtf the last play for many of ite best and bravest that everador
tl filstdryCASH.TALKS I ThatTive; hardlstuff pleads' simple buVremOssJdidfwW whero
-the whifd tJagis throwrFtblhd breeze ; ir the great rnetrdb(is;'wheH"the:qU$r.and crafty rpeitvIue into bullion at fifty -cents on lessj.on rthd, dollar, .tha.C:3
Where the terms are1 cash' with a tap bfYthe hammer and1; hundreds ,'f;vthousands, are sold or bought in less tlnld than
Is the regular meTdhaht
AVhileis afreefightep. free thinner and free trader, we do not welcome panics and commercial disasters, yet we: do recognize 'th fi?W3Mn
Wbich we hang cdmpetftioft bn the, wall as our standing and laughing advertisement." i We have" changed the'character of commerclar, Vdlry arid paralyzed Joreyer
those " pnmitivVrri'ethodsWat fixed credit br barter ; that age is gone, and over, its 'bleached bones, science, has
ifewetit and left the touch of gen ids While ine monstrosities of favo.'friendship, fifty percent, and pay as you please,; ar'e simply the;bea the;portaj3
- poverty and the almsHhousdrrr.Li4::
OUr buyer Has been North. harvesting the crop
N Others'.
Goods that unfortunate manufacturers
auction roorh to get the
: Evervbodv that wants
feent under market
The handsomest
housesl aridke flts aroUne
linesoffurniture,carpets,rugs, hardware,
belf-we do not ask any further than to examine our stock xind decide
PROFESSIONAL CARD3 ,
, j v v. i ttouNEY AT t.AW.1 .
Will b t 0rlion Monday nf eob,w4tt
- i ftUUi tQprofWonal bueinesIl'lSep ,101 ..
IiMnUf nd promptly tten4 o,U bd
, , ATTOENEY AT LAWi -'
...Hh JiA-M i'V.J r'l.'
ttffeni'iU prrtt,a1on4 serrlcet ta the PA
t rff llVn- a vicinity..-, 1;CIU ptowiitij
-IUM4a'. 'S '-nA -
" " ' Cii be "found at office- frf iOrshsm
. .' Monday of each :. Call" iiropU
ly attended anywhere In Alamance
county. - - s
cpi 1, 91.
it.' in
. 4 Iit-HrH obttiiMxl, sad 111 P.
V aai kwuim ccrdacted for tootTC Fit.
Jwtlrr.gl.Uirt O.S. I..TTKT OlT'C
,1. ittit Orriet
ih. Ubm um ui cue '
ma . . nr.
MKItt IB
1 mw limn t itniivik ' V . ... - 1 1,,
tb. d'tad, ie.tiuhl or
o.r. OwlM-do.dapMl.e-4.
. i namtr. Ho to Obala ymM.nwiA
am. oe vtutlKi-t. r Stsw, CooaW, (4
, VWB,MB.bMk AAuaM,
C.A.QOV7&CO.,
1 Ci. TftrttrT ome. Wmioto, o. O.
SA!!P1EWFREE!
; .TbSroy Scat!:,.;
Cor rrr-H 8ooUer Famit-f Woek'.T. fc.ll
i . .-t, -u v -4' '. '' 1
. 1 mr, ai'd a t-ivmu.i. tr.wUi tin t mxji " uukiv e u 1 v m 1
or n-ore ta-K-nt Im-cvcrr jrij fuhMit. tkw. ; former as poea lie, showing their en-
uai'lt co'T "ill be -MSiil In . luu) (dUreM r jojTnent of his skill is tuuet u uio is
Wri-eatseesW ........ j, tat.h'o fashion. . . .
. 1. 1L -tAInJ-0i-fcf ik,, than erne traveler in lie east
TuCiifRi i4 Pa.mv toum -in iica has not.-d amonj Lis imprcssiobs vi
friuw.ilJH- t.AA J'-r w Ui-Mw lolwta - , .
Hf IMr. n TT .(IWIUnL I WW I r W w .n.-
With, 60days'dating,and 60:days and4 rriorithtime with his-assets ih
ready cash--we bdught
the real arid riot fictitious bargains should ccWto Holt & Co. V "Big
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T ANIMAL1 LOVEftS OP' MySlO. 1,
f 1 Mi fit- wA r i
Blsnhnttt.
,Hari j riot alono in bU appreciation
iff the charms of music, .AniniaU
which.cotno under its inflqonco often
tho thoir liking for it, though among
them, as among torus ot ci-eauon,
i these are eideiUly some to Whom the
sweetest strains give' no - pleasurable
serisatiohs. " A visit- to a circus is at
teiosti-ure to show th-tt the noblest of
all the inferior animals Is not insen
sible to th power of music "and ii
f ble to discriminatei between its' Tari'
ties. Horses there may be Seen trotting
attd galloping,' advancing and retir
ing in accordance with the strains ol
Uie-brchestraj- and even dancing ' tc
tuno It is no uncommon thing to
Come across a horse which will strike
up a kottledrum with its fore feet.
;keepirig in perfoct time witbj Oie m
1 . i arm,'
says
brl:.vi'liorse bf k
oWo .which, even at its conu. would
desist , eating , and listen - attentively,
.(With, privkcd.and movirtg 'ear and
steady eyes, the instant lie beard the
.'note low G sounded, and. Would con
tinue so' to listen as long as jt was su
twined, and auother was. similarly af
fectcd by a particularly Jjih note.
The recognition of the sound of s
bugle , by.. trooper, and the excite
meut occasioned ,in the hunter when
, tho.pack gives tongue are familiar in
stances of the power of horses todis
Criminate oetween dijferent SOubds.
-Tbey -Bever mistake onesouud for an-'.
ther.". v 1,. t - . ,.y: -,
a In the latter part of the 8eVeutcentli
eenturv Lord Holland, whd was notcc
ior his ecoentricitics, use4 to1 give hii
jtorso a wcokly concert froni a coveroc"
f iiMvry erected in their stable for that
urpose. lie contended that listening
1 1 w .""rr. Z Z y I
-coau and temiicrs; and his view of U
VV1H.IIVMU VUWW VI '"F'V'O'A I
hmUcr- is borne out by a witness ot
one of these strango concerts,' who re
cords that the animals "see mod to be
greatly delighted thereat -v ' '
; 1 Numerous experiments bare shown
It to bo a fact that elephants ore great
lovers of music. It seems to have been
pretty well : established that simple
melodies afford these intelligent beaste
far more gratification than elaborate
harmonies. - Naturalists, from Buffos
downward, have noted the elephant!
partiality for melodious sounds, ane
the matter was thoroughly tested once :
at tlio Jardia des ri antes at Paris j
Several prominent musicians interest
cd themsclrcs In tlie experiment on.
IMMI llinl IftMllhM M a,nl III I in IlL I
tcrest of , the huge pachyderms, !
KreiitzernucceeUed in apparently gnin-'
Ing tlieirwarm) approUiUon) fur totne '
iuiple tunes whica h played opot. ;
the violin, but-when he went te j
gifo his audience variations (bey were
el no pains to conceal tho tick f in-1
terest that they felt in tho perform
juice. A11 elaborate piece of music, 4a
wiiicli several iiuArtimeut took part, y
wesjurt av badly received; but when.
Duvcruoy betran to play upon the
horn it.tts eviiknt tliat their sen
bilities were tUoruf;hly s roused, aud
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ot the tinest bargains ev,er pn?a,ucea on inis cominenx-BiernnB viue uitti.vwio, iy,H uug
arid j
thern
dbb'ers'cbuld rioll sl 'thrdugK the regular channels to get money to meet pressing, obligations, piacea
regular eyeropeners that will nftake purchasers look happy and sweet arid set tHejr jaWs, Spying.; . , ( -
sliobs ia complete. Space will not
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hi
'cir
uur
in a- ionir and tedious marches Uie con
ductors of caravans, often. co;nfort
. tnese patient creatures by playing ' tc
(them, aud4 tho souud . of , muaic - hui
'such a good influence upon f.hem tliat,
, however wearv tliev may ho of thoh
ueavy loaos, uiey siep pui , wu re-
ncwea vigor,., seeming . iiueniiiy
freshed by the melody, It has been
noticed that while lions appear to en
joy '. the high notes of a pianofort,
they aro greatly disturbed by the low
OSes.; A-..lioii will lie geii tly waving
itstuH to and fro' c long a? the por
former "koecs . his. hands anions' the
treble notes, giving every indication
of pleasure at the sounds emitted (from
the . instrunient, - but' directly , a .base
chord is sounded its attitude bhangef
anmrtctr-Av '" It snrinp-s uu froinX'thi
I repose - whicb'it has h.minUjio umig
uio Piyugoi uio uiuncr uuM inuui'
Uio Higher notes, (anot
slv snil, ' (Uf)Hliir about
its' lail Turiousl,
iit-l
y cge,'&res utterno1t Jhd dcepiesi
ypiis. ii is supnoseu. mav uiu u-n
notes sound to thu animal like the'roai
of some rival ,with whom it Wishes U
'. Tha Arabs have a poetic savintr tie
the song of the shepherd faltcus' the
stiot-p more tban the richest pasture. 0
the plains, and no doubt; the proved
- has a fou ndittion in fact. " lu the cM
shepherds mav often be observed 1ntr
. lug and piping to the .tlocks unfa
mc-ir cnargq wun ayiow 10 BiBRifyf
them con tented and docile. l The Rev.
j. O. WoouV whose death'tias 'left sc
wideMiran in the ranks of ebsfrversol
the 'anitiial world, tells -cf sf-lnnik
which delighted in mnsie-and showed
a great denl br dtsenniliiatwirregwru
bag it..' Clicery t-ines,' such us' those
to which ' qtwdrillesr and polkas .are
dancco, -were vtins little aiiimai s is
voritcs. ' Anything of a aofcraft ot
fnournrui temlifncy it plainly dtslikea
deleslalion for the nationat antneni
i. v. . UHntluiUMrl struck
. amI WAnll .....W A Alil MfaH
wHh the an welcome sntirnl thai the
pei
forniar.ee. beinar silenced "bv mirth i
not pity. "London Illustrated News.
., . t. ; , tod AbtnMtkMb , .
--"Master Smart," cried the teaeoer,
'"1 want you to put your mind on your
lson," "1 would eladly -do so.v re
plied the boy, for it was- he, "but at
reseos 1 am auseni ntinveo.. - iiie
her stood by bis side Koment,
and then brought (he ' ruler down
00 tlie place where the lade brain's
ought to bo with a resounding wbsck.
"You nieaa' aaid the great instructor.
Iwl.al - W.. ... Mni .in IkiWAwl "
And without coming ta e rote the
committee ros, and shortly after lb a
houM m1-uj-imL BunicltS iu Utook
Jyo agkk - r; - ,
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v . ,v-, ; "
' - - A WITCH INft TIME,
- .'.-.- .
A Isms oh'm Lara tw tfca p-wmss
.. .. aeth Bnati '
, Kor. t is the festival of Ail-Saint.
or All-Ilallows, aaid trhave beea in
stiluted br Potie Ponifuce IV in C07
The feost was cUbraled in the 1'an-
theoc at ri nd was firmly estaU
lisbed by Pope Ueory about 63U. '
Ilsllow Even, or ilallowe'Mi. is the
ight of Oct SL The idea of making
the festiritics of the day pai-Uke ol
superstition and rommn-e originated
with the Scotch, aud Young America.
.tlint nart of the world tha Eurnrisa T
felt on wimcssin? the checriinreu1
L which music has unon. camels.
thomerlts of our LAoii x Aiik. r- 1 ;
MB
Mtn nu), f6viBWor,'mirtono'itcti
'crarL 'chdrhifc ahd ' mysteries ,gohei
Ily, evidently intends to perpeluata
the'flrtr," " ' " .
'i HallowVeri is like Christmas, inas
much,' an it is very Informal and uni
versally tJbservcd. !AH the little Peter
kins, Whose mother docs not entertain
for them; and who probably never re
ceive any invitations except logo ovef
to ibe Johnsons' -yard to play, or to
oomo xnit and "do" 'the Oleary boy,
caif afford'tose'f np'k wash tub In the
coal shed or back kitchen and invito
all their friends in the block to join
them in bobbing for apples. And thJn
tlin voiincr neonl el
.... A certain choirmaster In the city
can tell of a rehearsal when uauowe en
came on Saturday, whou out of a choir
nuHiberirigi flfty-three but ,two wore
present, liiuiw-u auij meurgnu yiujor.
. As, to the, games, to be played at a
Hallowe'en party, iliey are as numer
ous aa.ithertr are ancient.. The charmed
Bumberserenr rules the evening, and
in counting apple soeosor too aemeis
on chosen-eersof corn the girl finding
the highest multiple of seven is de
clared the leader; Tor the evening. Id
apple seeds, two are aaid to signify so
early wedding, three, a legacy; four,'
indicate great wealth; firo, a voyage
across theses; sis, fame as a pubfio
speakerrseven; the gift most desired
by the finder. w'--' . -.
"Chesnuuare named and placed on
the fire. "'If1 the nuts roast quietly it
fortells-long and true 'friendship. If
they fly about snappishly a quarrel is
prophesitd.' 'If oneor mora bursts loss
of money is ' to ' be expected. Those
and that keep moving are unstable,
tuch as fly olf the shove) will remalu
tnirie anotuer ytar. .
-Fare an apple carefully so- as not to
break
the stnp of peel,' then throw the
paring over 'your right shoulder. As
it fall! upon the floor behind yon it
will form the initial - of theone yoa
are to marry.1 - Another 'way is to mix
water with meal until a thick dough
is formed. ' Then write the names of
three or four persons whom you like
of the 'opposite sex on slips of paper,
and folding the papers, place thorn in
side of ball of the meal dough about
the size of a pigeon's egg. Then drop
these dough balls alt together in a
bowl of water and await results. In
e short (ime one of these balls will
burst open, and the paper containing
the name of your future husband or
wife will float to the top of the water.
It is well to leave one of the papers
blank, and if you bare not met your
future spouse this paper will come out
- - All dreams upon that night are aaid
to be forecastings of what will really
happen." So to young people tlie eve
is one of interest, and any youth of
maiden anxious to peer intt. the misty
future should not hesitate to try the
various cnartns. , -If
a maiden stands before a mirror
in m dark room at mJdnizht and eats !
an apple. It is said tiiat site win see
the face of the one she loves looking
over her shoulder. , . '- '
The walking down stairs backward
at miduizht with a liirhtod candle in
the hand aud the midnight visiting of j
cemetery is not likely to become,
likely to become .
very popular with our younir poople. (
Tbcaccouiplislviiigof the latter brings i
the sure fululiuieol of your heart a :
desire. . . J
It is bard to say bow Ions these ens-,
toms hsve been 111 vogue, but they are '
repeated year after year, and it is '
sirauge sometimes u rctlecl that these
same sport, with apples were practiced
by the J'ouiij' people over wuom Jhe
bad debts, shop-worri
- - -
Racket"" We
Underwear,
houses as Stroiiss Bros.', Benjamin &
Caesars ruled Having jwooaDiy origi
nated in ' the festivals in honor of the
goddess Pomona. Buffalo Express, . .'-
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4 i taft la a HotsL '
' "It is surprising how many articles
are forgotten aud left in the hotel
said mine host "Every year or two
we soil a lot Amongthe Inst disposed
of In this way were 81)0 nightshirts, BO
Sairs of boots and shoes, over 100 !a
ies' wraps, any amount of children's
clothing, ajid articles of wearing ap-
Carel of almost any kind. Besides
lese we have canes, umbrellas, bird
cages, bustles, coats, false hair, and
in one case a set of false teeth, jewel
ry, and so many other things that they
cannot be enumerated. Unless of great
value theyara seldom called ftx.1--Montreal
Star.
' ' Bad Farad Qui -MM Baflur ' 1 i"
John, dcnr.n said hla fond wife,
"1 wish you would stop at tho store oa
your way in town, and send ino up I
peck of quinces for preserves." !
"All right," said Johh. Just as he
was going out of the door she called! .
-"And, John, dear, I wish you would
stop at the drug store, too, and send
mo up apackagoof court plaster. I
shall have to pare those quinces my
self, and there isn't a bit of court plas
ter in 'the haus." Somervillo Jour
nal,' ' y
' ! : ;? Waata of Slsaa Veihr. ' '
' It b estimated that (here are 8,000,.
COO of people who walk about Loo
don's streets daily, and in so doing
wear away a top of leatlier particles
from their boots and shoes. . This
would, in a year, form a leather strip
one inch wide and long enough to ex
tend from London to New York. This
amount of disintegrated sole leather,
at ten cents per pound (what it costs
consumers) would amount to $500,000.
New York Telegram. -
Patorfam&ias who attempts to look
after business in town and at the same
time enjoy the sweets of country life,
has a hard time of it . "My husband,
says the niatorfamilias, "keeps a man
ta the city, id whom, within twenty
four hours after be rets here, a telo-
gram goes. 'JJored. Uemlforme.'
TH6 TELAUTOGRAPH.
rWIMllir mt nrla On' Wriilas
;-. -- aaKta ay riaotHctty.
A pleasnnt faced, elderly gentleman,
fall beard, neatly cropped, and, like
bis hair, plentifully sprinkled wit
white, was sitting in tlie lobby of the
New Denison recently. '
"Wlio's lhatr inquired the report
er. He was told the gentleman was
Professor Uisha O ray, of Chicago,
the famous eloctrician.
"I have just perfected an Inven
tion," said Professor Gray to tlie re-
1 porter, later on. for the transmitting
! of the. handwritinga fao-siuiils ol
tue handwntirg.
"How is this aceomplishedf
" "Oner sits down and write on a
sheet of paper.-using a pen or a pen
cil, and whatever is done at this end.
every motion that is made on the I
per or oS it is faithfully reproduced
bv a nen upon paper at the other end
of the wire at the same time, just as
fast or as slow as it is -riven at thu
end, and neither raster nor slower,
" Wiiat tuune have yoa riven
the
tnstramentP- .
Tbe telautograph, and it can be
worked over any lenirth of wire." .
goods, etc.?
...- v-. . ....h.,
will show; you Iadies'cloaks and misses wraps fifty per-.
, gent s furnishingsat a slaughtort wr -.t . , , ,t
permit more than calling
- , , ... j.f
h " When you say pen and penfilwha.
uu lira uinuiii .. . JY. . j-il
" "1 rnean a 'pon" carrying lnkVfcndl
that too writing or urawing is upon
ordinary ." paper. 1 1 use fluid
ink, but any ink will, dd ,ihat wiU
flow readily. One can write with
a pencil or a stylographie pen ' if
he chooses. " The Invention is now
practically completed, and 1 an mat
ing a lot of instruments, r A company
has been formed as a parent organ i ra
tion, and local companies will follow,
The instruments will be rented not
told, and the terms will be similar to
those given by the telephone people.
But il u entirely dissimilar to the tele
phone, for it writes aud does not talk.
by it one can transmit a check,' note
or tii-art in tne handwriting 01 ina in
dividual. Its acouracy is unquestkro
able. In thai rcsncct It differ froaa
the (clephono, which is' good, enough
for desultoiy conversation, Wirt Is taot
sutueient to use ln buyrng.'or selling."
5fou are writing sliorthwuU'thedv'of
course, could j be -transmitted: by, the)
telautograph. v In newspaper worlf
one could not only transmit a descrip
tion of any treat event a celebration
like that pf the soldiers' monument
held bore, or a great disaster on rail
or water, but a sketcn couia pe iron
mitUd at the same time to illustrate
the article."-" v- ..
"Whatiis the sise of tha instru
mentt"; v.-.- -v;"- t -.! t.u-t -.? t
"The top ' twenty by twenty-foir
biches.. It may be kept on or beside a
desk, or, like the telephone, be hunaj
upon (be wall, where it takes up little
apace. - it la secret tn us communica
tions, both as to those It gives and
those it ' receives. One does not need
io 'hello' and no one can steal the)
message from - the wire. Then ' the
message will come whether one la at
hand to receive it or not - One can
have a lock and key, and, no one can
see the communication : which' has
cotne in bis absence. The instrument
may be found good for the distribu
tion of press reports la all the new
papers of the land simultaneously;
Tut there' are a thousand things td
which it may beapplicable that neither
you nor 1 may think of at the mo
menL , Its chief, value, I apprehend.
Will be In mercantile business, where
pie telephone fails by reason of its in-,
fcccuracy. If a tnnu gives an order
by telephone, the man receiving it
Ipay deny having done so, but nere
ks writing is proof positive, and can
not bo denied." ; "
"How about induction I ; When aer
eral wires run in proximity , to each
other what is the effectr"
"As to induction, it is wholly un
like the telephone. There is no more
trouble from proximity to wires than
is encountered inordinary telegraphy,
and as to expense, it will not cost the
user any more ,toan tne telepbone
oosU him." Omaha Bee. . . - ;
Thomas Went worth Clgginson baa
an eventful history. Hon of a mer
chant, be graduated at Harvard, stud
led theology and was pastor or first
Congregational church at Newbury-
rt, IXass., and was obliged to tear
on account of his auti-slavery
preachings; be was then an unsuccess
ful candidate for congress 00 the Free
Boil ticket Reluming to the pulpit
be was pester of a free church at YVor-
I sorter, iLass., from IS.? to 1S3. when
rm left the ministry and devoted him
aaii axeluarcly to iilersrj puiwiu.
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rllV wfthpteasure we aunomtcft (bat
wehve made arrangements with that
popdlarjllltis'trated, monthly magaalne,
the w!rfri.. farmer . p-Mbhed , at
CleUlaqd,' lPhIok f l ...tovti-,,; It
mailed direct,, . FIESL.''' to .: ;lhe
address:: els el .' tho - sub
scribers-to the - AuMAjrcsf Oueaxkb.
whd 'will pay' ap all arrearages on ' sub-'
scriptieu's and'rons year In advasoe
frttrfale itfd toany Be subJtiber
.wfii wift piy one year tu advancel1 1
Is a-rad 9jrtaitv to obtain a flmt
cifiM funj Journal h;eeft' t :' costs .jrosj
nothing to get,, a , Urge. 16-page Jllua
iriitedjotirasl.pf natlaoal eiroulatlot
.wblwU raoksaawaig the leading sgr
cyltural papersw;-Its. blghaat purpoae
a the elevatwOn and ennobling of Agrl
colnlre tbronglt the higher and brJad
ereVlttcatiltio of men' and 'weea ' a
gaged iw lU ' liursttllf," ?bsr 'subacrlp.
6d fAc Sf the AwXerUtui U
. 1','pO'a' Vrsri'tW of(b(0tUKKa tL50
a year;; ;y" payWg the; SIJB9. stilctly
lb sdtapce ou can have he .siertcaa
JRirsi jree, 4 )t. jro - want H. Front
ay ue fiu'inbef Ideas ean be obtained
thsVwijl.be worth tbrloe the eubsorip,
loo price, to yon or, members of. i r
bouse :- T" V.
Do not mlsnoderstand tr.ta efl
Obly th-e Who pay IliiO in advapoa
Irom .'daf fpi' lto Jmerie J Farmer
free. .-,. .',;;.,; ',--.. .
,i We raaerve.tbe jlght . to 'wit bd raw
ihis' offer at any time, so if yon vast ta
take Swl vsntVji-e of it, do sot put off do
iag'.sottoo bingt , 5;: ,i .1 f , ;.. ,-(
--. We Usiw-re ear fcrmer readers will '
be greatly bmrflted by taking advaa
tage pf this offer. ;,It is" by lour' odd
(ba best jwpposiUen we have rye r bees,
abltf t offer, asd we hope it wlU be
the mrafw o largely ' lacraaalng our
MbecriptifM list, Mlhst will rtial'.y
eflset the extra cost e Incur in Riving
Maway. "-:; ' ';
Baiaiilt copies can be's-rcn at this
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vptlaa Carrd. '
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harns had 1 laced la hla aauda aa f-"i
India DiB-aoaar lira fornnla 4
a mnp-a
aid ir
ycj;etaJil reaiwiT for I he pd j
iniimi e-r-!-.f v--eiii'ii. cronttiin.
Caiarrk AWhiaa aad ail llir al ' d Lur
Alretlnita, akua fMMlUT and rautcal to: o
lur Nwv.iaa Ucnhiy aad ail Servum om.
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cur.nre pnn:r ta iiiuoi. jf r-, bt
fall l fc tutj lo ae It kaowa a h
Irriau 1. km. Atnnauil bv i! ofK. t
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n-!l-. t Grrari., Trerch or X ' -h. w'.i-,
f mi 4iir-ctn ir I'riinrin-; mi -r. km
br mall by .Jjra&Mii j aua mi f '""