j .very aftnon. Headays ex-
c(,rTC.K 4Tn WRtirrO.
, 5 00 Hu mont, 0 ; Three
Boer will b delireYed ty carriers,
"f !" ,nior part of the citj, at the
.r.torl3ceDtarWefik v
v :.; rates loir andliberal
;jTSBbeenterf will pkw report any and
' 'io reeeiT tbeiripapers rejpilarry.
New Advertisements.
BROIVN & RODDICK,
45 Market St.,
nK DfcM0NHTKATfirO-Tftic-.FA.CT
Athst ITT ood can bo bought as
jt C't s i any other ia tbis
,fcJ - 83cj will not allow, us to fill
u cb ddd e ,bt you always r-ive
riial W"l,-o,ue t fur place .of business
froB 8o to $1. In all the latest fabrics.
pilKTED LAWNS.
PRINTED LATTICE LAWNS.
Ivlof Muslin and Lace Neck Wear, such as
Fichus, Ties, Jabots, Ac.
Bilk Handkerchiefs In Twill aid Brocade,
RUCHINGSQF EYEBY DESCRIPTION
i
From 1i cents to $S.
The largest and finest assortment of
SUNSHADES & PARASOLS
Ever shown it this city, from
15c to $0jeAOh.
Oar idlectloni in this department embrace
disj novelties. Oar variety is immerse.
imeres
For Men and Boy 'a Wear.
Katarar Co!orei and Figured Linen for
Btairs.
White and Colored Canton Mattings.
Corduroy nd and White Terry for Ladies'
and Children's Wear.
Cash Bofflings 60 cents.
i'ouietLinjr. New in Ladies' Summer .Balraora
Skirts.
Linen Lap .Robes,
Ao., Ac, Ac."
Oire as a call and look over our stock,
W are bj no means afraid to show our
loosi. .
BROWN & 'BODDICK,
45 Market St.
ttiy If,
Sign of the Bier Boot.
rf-i
riU 1 amnowoffeuinq
' rO 8 ELI .
FOR CASH ONLY,
AT EXTREME LOW FBICS, THE FOL
LOWING GOODS: I
beat's Sew Ad Gsiferi 40
" Custom Made Gaiters..........;.... 2 40
" Uced Calf Tie Shoe.... J...1.: 1 20
Udies' Foxed Bhoe....M i 00
Newport Tier....
90
Opera Slipperr.....
V Strap Baidalf M LL. 1 20
11 Crcqaet Slipperr.. Go
" , i i i :
IUi 8trap Sandal.. 1 16
" fiattoa Gaiters 20
CblhWi Btrap BAadAlf....MM 90
' ! I i -
' . Button Gaiters 1 1 90
BLDMKJfTflALj
ttJ 18 tf No. 40 Marker fitreet.
The JIei7 Hat Store.
PaLL AJfi' EXAMINE 117 SUMMER
J- i ... . i - j j i
hjls ot 8traw and Felt Hats. They j are
prUj and ebaap ' ; j
EiOPN M. R0BI580X,
Na. IS Froat street,
Nett to ParH House.
VOL. V.
: LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
P fiaiRSB rob Pi uoi sod organs.
A A- Thomas Soldiers !
Vates . Crcqutt, Arc.ery Gooda.
-A A I Phri& Beat Fnlaaat.ied 'hhirt
In the city for $1. v
No Uity Court to-day. -
The pupil oi -iiie eje has to be lashed.
Wit dow Glas
-.'ricVa..
ah sizes at ltaffer &
Il iv'c yu lifted )Oir uiee? Tf e titte
isriraitiJ t" c'o;
Tbe hiettii6tt:p tttjactcr
New Y( ik.i his iro-fning.
hai i for
The dog carL was out to day an? scoop
ed in sevtrai badgelrsa cargoes.
The tberrnciriettr stocjd at 82 degrees
in this rfii;e at y o clr.ck this afttrnoon.
Full Metal aul Walnut Sh w Cases all
styles and sues, at Altaffeei, Pkick
& Cox . . y . '
A' steamboat should have a polite bow.
But they generally have a bteru appear
ance.
Eveiybody cnn get suited with a Pocket
Knife, aUi Table Cutlery, at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot.
The wiDd is geUiDg around towardg
the South and the weather is warmicg
up again. .
. Ton can buy No. 1 Cooking and Heats
inc6'ovesat almost sn' price at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot.
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew
er w a splendid drepsiogrfor the I air. No
Other like it. Try it and judge for your
selves. One must get up at five o'clock in the
moraing to hear the little birds sing bestf
and unless a person is very" fond cf music
it doesn't pay. '
A medical student says that he has
nsver been able. to discover the bone of
contention, jand ceilres to know if it is
not the jiw-bone.
It is not always perfectly fiafe to soothe
the Baby with opium preparations, but
you can rely on Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup;
it contains nothing injurious.
Telegraphic information f'om Shelby
to-day states that ther6 was an inch "of
snow at that place yesterday afternoon.
We hardly know how to take it.
Window Glass of all sizes, Doors, Sash,
and Blinds, Builders' Bardware,fce Low
st plreces at Jacobi's.
Dusimss men frequently advertise for
'a toy to run errands.' The way. boys
crawl to and from the post ; ffice icdicates
that the boy expected to run Las never
been found.
The beautiful ycuog la :y graduate
may, in 'subsequent years, forget the title
of her essay, but sha wi'.i always remem
ber how ber sweet pekay was made and
trimmed.
Beady mixed Paints, strictly ure White
Leat, iy br?, Brushes, W uiov Glass,
kc at Jacobi's . .
Oar barorreter sys tuut t tfH jft a
storm brew iutr and th.it it will come
from the South or Sutheast. Bat then
our barojnetfeMS a mighty b:.g liar, as we
have proved on more than one occasion
It is one of 'Pool's Signal Service Btrora
e era '
The te'ephocc came in agaiu( very hap
pily last night. Those who had them
at their residences or were detained at
ofiiee or s'ore, ha 1 only to go to the won
derful little instrument and learn the
news from Kileigh, as'fjst as it arrived
It is, indetd, a 'wonderful institution.'
Plows, Shovels,' Piu:Liij:jii?V Spades,
Bakes, Tra e Chans, I 'low Lites, .V:c For
the lowest paces, go to Jacobi's.
Uuy?Hlrls Slmcnots.
Q lite a large number cf birds, inclu
ditg mccking birds:, are Icing killed dai'y
from the tree in this city. A great
many boy! take part in this mu chief and
they kill the birds with sliushots We
saw OLe little fellow this morning who
had killed three birds- and be was still od
the war pith. The elicgshots are dam
gerous, it isiuel to kill the little song
sters and we think it is a violation of tho
city ordinances to use the sliDgshor. If
it is not, it should be, acd the ordinance
should be tnforc d atcr.ee.
Car Spring anl Summer Goods
for
Gcnt,Youth's andBjy's wear is still.'arge
it-
aod-attractive. 1'hose who want the
DObbiest, the newest, tho late.t, the best
at. J the cheapest gootlv always go to
Shriers."
WILMINGTON, N. C,
A Mrery.
, An entire suit of overclotLing, con
suting of Coat, pots and vet, was dis
covered in a scrubby oak thicket in the
southern part of the city thia morning,
by a gentleman who happened to be pas
sing that way. The ground around loot
odas though there had been a hci ffl and
we presume that a couple of thieves had
beet fighting over their spoils
'I he Cape Fear.
When the steamer A. Pm Hurt K ft
Fayetteville yesterday morning tie river
wis about at a stand s ill, the rait.a ib
the early part-of the wetk not having
reached far enough up the river to ma
terially add to the volume of waUr.
When the steamer came down there was
about 2 feet of water on the shoIs,
being though to bring Ler over with ut
lightering.
Th3 International Kevitw
For July has been received, and con
tains interesting articles upon the follow
ing topics:
'Jonathan Edwards,' by Oliver Wen
dell Holmes; 'Frontier Folk,' . by George
Booh; 'Lord BeaconsfieldjVThe Laber
Promblem from the Labor Re-
f jrm Side, by Jesse H. Jones; 'Mr.
Pointer's Lectures on Art,' II. by P. C-
Hamnierton; Tn Wrecking of Life
Insurance Companies by Julius Wilccx,
and 'Contemporary Literature.'
Messrs. John T. Morse, Jr., and Henry
Cabot Lodge ate the editors ot the Review.
It is published by A, S. Barnes & Co,,
New York, at a subscription price of $5
per annum.
Physicians freely prescribe the new
Food Medicine, 4,Malt Bitters,'' because
more nourishing, strengthening and puri
fying than all other forms of malt or medicine,-while
free from the objections urged
against malt liquors. 4w
IMew Tanneries.
Within the past month Mr, W. H. M.
Koch has erected a tannery on Third,
between Wt ester and Dawson streets.
Mr. J.'W.fHewett, a tanner of many
years experience, is the superintendent,
and work is progressing finely. 'Peters'
Eureka Tanning Process' is used, and Mr.
Iiewett says it is the best known process
of the age By it the heaviest bide can
oe tanned, curried and made ready for
use in one month, while by the old way,
to tan a hide in the same manner as is
now done, it required eighteen months.
Seven vats are now in use and the water
is supplied by a run two yards wide
which crosses that portion of the city and
empties into the old Dudley pond. Ail
kinds of leather are tanned and shoemakers
and judges of leather in this city say that
the calfskins compare favorably with
the French calfskins. The sole leather
tanned is pretty and white and looks as
though it would wear well.
Mr Isaac Wells is also erecting a tan
nery on the same stream, about two
hundred yards from that built by Mr
Koch. lie expects to be ready for work
in the course of two weeks.
. - . m-r r-' ,
L When you visit or leave jn e w l or uity,
stop at the Grand Uniou Hotel, opposite
Grand Centra! DepU. European plan.
Rooms reduced to $1.00 and npwaids.
Iiestaurant unsurpassed at moderate pi ices.
Street cars, stages and elevated railioad to
all parts ot the city. ly
Lipplncoit's Masaalne.
L ppincott's Magazine for July con
tiins two illustrated articles of a light
aod entertaining character 'The Palace
of the Leathers tonepaughs nd 'Paradise
Plantain Dr. S. Weir Mitchell con
cludes the interesting account of his tour
'Through the Yellowstone Park,' and
same peculiar phases of Western life are
described by Louise G-fEa Jones in a pa
per entitled 'On the Skonk River.' 'A
Forgotten American Worthy,' by Charles
Burr Todd, recounts the remarkable ca
reer of Joel Barlow. 40a Spelling Re
form' presents some strong arguments
against the proposed changes in English
orthography.. 'An Open Look at the Po
litical situation criticises the course of the
'I idependetts and dUcusses the chancea
of Civil Service Reform. 'Pipistrello,'
by 'Outda is a picturesque and power
fully written Btcry of Italian life. 'Adam
and Eve' and 'Studies in the Slams' are
continued. Tho poetry Is by Emma Iaz
arus, J. B- Tabb, and H. L Lsouardt
ajud the 'Monthl Gossip and Litertnre
of the Pay are as good and varied as
usual. This number regins the twenty
sixth volume, j
Mr 'NathT Jacabi having been appoint
ed ag"eut fur the.) Atlas Plow, parties in
want of this cetejrated PJosr cm now
have their orders fitted at Jacobi's Hard,
ware Depot, So. JO S. Front at. tf.
liflEW.
FRIDAY, JUNE 18,
FBOU RALEIGH.
All the old Ticket Elected Sava the
Auditor A Harmonious Adjourn
ment (racial to Diiy Review.)
Ralf.iuh, N. C, June 18, 4:60 P. M.
Thi Convention adjourned, hirmo
niously, at 10 o'clock this morning. All
ot the old ticket renominated except Aud
itar, General W.'-P R iberts, of Gates,
b ing the nominee, vice Dr. Love, in
cumbent. General James M. Leach and Fab H.
Bushee. Em., were nominate 1 for Eleo
tors from the State at large.
Captain Octav us Coke waa elected
Chairman of (he Executive Committee.
Messrs WTDortch, Thomas Ruffin,
A M Waddell atd J S Henderson were
elected delegates to Cincinnati, With
Messrs W J Green, T Lj C'ingman, T M
Long and Charles R Jones as alternates.
On the Benefactor.
Four ladies, one gentleman ' and two
children left here th's morning on the
steamship Benefactor. Mrs. Margaret
King and Miss Nonie King go to Canada,
Mrs. J. W. Reilly and child to Long
Island, and Mrs. Koran and daughter and
Mr. Russell to New York.
The census.
The eumerators of the census for this
city, after laboring fourteen days com
pleted their work on yesterday. They
are required hy law to alt two days at
the Court House to snake 'corrections in
t ie enumerations but as they have not
b?en supplied with blanks on which to
alvertiaa their sitting, they will wait un
til they are supplied. The footings up
of the different districts have not yet
been announced but we understand that
as the lists now stand they will hardly
foot up 19,000, which ismacb less than
was indicated a few days ago.
Tho Yacht Race Yesterday.
The contest between the yachts Ripple
and Restless , of the Carolina Yacht Club,
was not concluded yesterday in time for
us to announce the result in our last issue.
It was telephoned us from the Sound, but
too late, as our p-perj had then gone to
press, xne Jxippce was sailed oy Mr.
Norwood Giles and the Restless by Mr.
Percy Cowan, these gentlemen
being the owners of their respective
crafts. Messrs. CC. aiorse and J. H.
Bradley were the Judges and the race
was over the usual course. There was
stiff breeze from the Northeast and there
were many spectators assembled to wiU
nees the interesting event. The Restless
started at 4h and lm and the Hippie at
4h 4m and 10s. The contest resulted in
favor of the Jiestless, whicn came in on
the finish at 5:53. Both yachts were
well -handled and much interest was man
ifested through the entire race.
Their Abodes. Etc.
The census enumerators iu this city
have seen and heard some strange things.
Iu the Northern portion of the city they
have found peisnns living in boles in a
sand bank, and have seen women, who
claim to have grand-children, while they
give Jtheir ages at about 21 or 22 yearr.
On the other hand, persons apparently 60
to 70 years of age state that they are 00
to 100 years old. An old woman gave
her age at 110, and another at 102. The
colored men seem inclined to remain "on
the shady side of fifty," and 'several have
said udey was born 5 or 10 years - (as the
case may be), 'fore reb time,' and are
now 52, "boss, for sho.' Men who are
certainly not more than forty years of ag
claim to be from 50 to 55 years old, 'case
dey was den too ole to ge in tax.' A man
living iuthe S mhern portion .of the city
was found ' who actually lived under
ground in a space 10x12, with simply a
board cover over the bole as a roof.
Indications.
For the South Atlantic Ststes clear, er
partly cloudy weather, northeasterly
winds, becoming variable, stationary or
higher temperature and barometer.
ThermocaeLrlcaL
From the United States Signal Ofiiee in
this place we obtain the following report
of the thermometer, as takes thia morn
ing at 6:56 o'clock :
Atlan-a, Oa..MW.61
Mobile, AXa.....72
Montgomery Ala.C7
Xaahville ..........67
y tw
Xew York,.. t7
Pasta !UaasvtIa,Tl
davaaaah, Ga..7fr
btavpert.C8
Aagasta. Ga.CS
Cairo, Ul....67
Charleston, 8. CC9
CiaetnnatL.. ......T
Corsicaiia, TexT
rcrs Qihaoa, I. TOM
Galveston.7T
Indlaaola....T8
Jacksonville FlaTf
IT aoxvillfl . .... .... I
Lyeatmrt;....... 9
fcemphi. Teaa...f 9
8L Loais lfo..Tf
8L Harks, Fls,..,,,cf
iesafemrt;, MisBM..7l
wasataftoau.
Wilaiiaxtoa..
1880.
NO. 100
the n ails.
Tne mails close and arrive at tb City
Pot Office as follows :
Northern through and way
mails. .....6:30 p. m.
Raleigh... ...5 30 a. m.. . .and 5:00 p.m.
Mails for the N. C. Railroad,
and routes supplied there
from, including A. A N. C.
Kulroad, at 5;30 p. m.
Southern mails for all points.
Sooth, daily..... 7:45 p. m.
Western mails (C CR'y) daily
Except Sunday) ; 5:00 a. ro.
Mail for Caeraw, & Darling-
ton 7:45 p. m.
Mails for points between Flo
rence and Charleston 7:45 p. m
Fayetteville, and offices on ,
Cape Fear River, Tuesdays,
and Fridays...... 1.00 p. m.
Fayetteville, via Lumberton,
daily, except Sundays 5:00 pi m.
Onslow C. H. and intermedi
ate offices,every Friday...... 6;00 a. ra
Smithville mails, by steam,
boat, daily, (except Sun
days)
Mails for Easy Hill. Town
9 00 a m.
Creek and Shallotte, every
Friday at.. '.. 6.00 a. m.
Wilmingtcn and Black River
Chapel, Tuesdays and Fri
. days at
9:30 a.m.
Mails for North of Richmond will close
at 2 30 p. m.
OFEN FOR DELIVERY.
Northern through and way
mails. 7;00 a m.
Southern Mails ; 7:30 a.m.
Carolina Central Railway. 9:15 a. m.
Stamp Office open from 8 a. m. to 12
M., and from 2 to 5:30 p. m. Money
Order and Register Department .open
same as stamp omce.
General delivery open from 6:00 a. m.
to 6:30 p. m and on Sundays from 8:30
to a. m. r
Stamps for 6a:e at general delivery
when stamp office is closed.
Mails collected from street boxes every
aay at a:3U p. m.
A REIGN OF TERROR.
The Alarming Increase of
Heart Disease and the
Symptoms which
Precede It-
Leading to Scientific Investigation
and an Attempt to Check
Its Increase.
Tire Wonderful Properties of "Seda-
Une de-India and low to
Properly TJie It
i
Facts cf Importance for All Regard
ing a New Discovery.
Tho mortality sUtislics of this country
show that a great proportion of deaths
arise from Heart Disease. Bat aside from
the fatality which attends it, the inconve
nience and suffering which even the flrt
stages bring, make it necessary to take
prompt measures for relief. Undoubtedly
the greatest lemedy of modern times lor
curing diseases of the Heart is aSedatine.
de.lndia,M which is accomplishing such
wonderful results and attracting so much
attention. This great remedy, possesses
ingredients specially designed for all the
nuinorous troubles of the Heart. The
combination is the result of long and care
ful experiment, and it can be safely as
serted thai when taken in time it will cure
in every case. Do you ever have Night-.
mare, uppressea ieenng in side and breast,
Irregu'arj Aciion, Throbbing, w Jumping,
rmiwjung, momentary (Stopping, Slow
uircuiation of the Blood ? These are all
symptoms ot Heart Disease. Those who
are suffering and have never tried it do so
at once ; those who have ever tried it do
not need ;to be urged to do so again; If
your JJruggU has not got it send one dol
lar to our address and it will be mailed to
you. bole Agents in America, Ivobdell
jell-ecd&w Cm.
In memory of little WALTER ALLEN, in
fant aim of Kli aad Martha Wllliaies. hn
died Jaoe lhh, 1880, Std 10 months.
. J st a. f, a.
t he sweet, brown eves are closed forever.
The little ehabbj hands are still,
The baby fce is white and waxen,
The little form is cold aad ehilL
1 '
Ah ! How we miss the little dar! in ir
With his baby kisee, soft and sweet,
Bis ready smile aad pretty lanrhter.
And basy little hands and feet.
Onlv a baby's empty ersd!e,
Aad a trank of tin v baby clothes.
Aad a dell, sad pain, and eaantr lonrlair.
That only ! a loving, sad heart knows.
Ad thi, with the little new-made rrave.
Is all that is left of oar baby boy, ,
Who came like an early flower.
To fill our home aad hearts with joy.
Ah t Twas sad to sea him rafter,
His pare, sweet fee so fail of pein. ' ,
Batob . 'lis Joy beyond all sseeimre.
To iaow 'twill never be agala.
Tes, little Walter Alkn, tana art sale. - ,
lUetiex on the Baviear's breast, -Home
is aad with oat thedarUnx. '
Bat what the Hajter does is bee.
Uarfaw, Peadsr c JnaelT, 18S0.
For Gale.
A'PKEFEOTLT fT-W OFTIC5 BiTE,
Healer, Bahmssa A Ce numcfictsrtri.
eoabiaatloa lock; f tight 1C9 lbs,-
.!
s For sale eaeasw
sab 3 '? '
Apla
TBtSOfriCE.
tWaksie of Vrfter'n arV.yVlMKr
aUhed to the Editor.
CosaaiiluaaUaas iiatt be' wrhtei: on only
one side of the paper. r
Fewoaalities Bast bvo'lde1 ll
And U is especially sad jsrtWarly er
stood that the Editor does not always and He
the views of correspondent? aalase so ts 14 d
ia the editorial eolavas.
Hem P Adverti
Soldiers i
A
A. TBOM 1, Corner 9th nJ F sir tf.
Washington, D. C.. attenfi tp r;nsion snd
. 7- Boaatv Claims co'lected. Cn-
rV ACUVe'1,:n1 iAIrssru.
r 1. attends to before the Department of th
interior and Supreme Court Land War
raats oarchased.
je 8 tf ' . V
Greenville Sound
ood Water, Stable and Serrat'
Q tarters, for Bent -Term very
low. Apply to : d; VQ'jsxdi:.
je 17 iw j PtiatytsWt .r'rytjiyl 2d 9.
Fresh Every Dayf
VISE A880RTMENT OF CA.NDIAF,
French and DomMtti ..wi.iuj a..
1MB OJTLT JGKIirJINStnaintiTADE
Candy in the. city, will be found everv
fP'JJ11 tbrf dt" South of
I ,.0itffie?on 80000(1 treet. Also, NnU
Raisins, Frait, e. C. E. JEVifiis,
I 23 Nea the Fostofflce
Pianos and Organs,
S
OLD OX THE EAST MOVTRT V
INSTALMENT PLAN'V
At
HEINSBEROER'S.
Blank Books,
p APER, HTLQPS , 3 X a
Inks of all Colors, '
MucnageTThiafaliflTc
; : .'crVaie cheap ar'"'' -
eEISBEfttiEfi,
ji IS
39 and 41 Sarket Htrmt.
CAROLINA CENTRAL P,ALWl?Ci.
. Orvtoi Gaasaat 8urpaijWBaft,vV
WUmiiftott. V. O:, Mnne: lK lf3 J
CHAHOi wtfr&V V
ON AND AFTER JUNE 16, 1 &o &
ioalagBchednle will be operated on h s
rtnit ,, r :.-u.J:.; .
Passenger, Mail and Ixpreas Train. ,
) Leave VUminrton at.. :C0 P W
no. L Arrive at Hamlet at....... 1:'6 AlM
) - v. at CharloUe at.k 7 .00: A H
w -. ) Leave Charlotte at,.....8:2Q P it.
a: 1. Arrive at Haiuletat...;... 1.7 1 11
J " at Wilmingtoai kt ft 0 J A
No. 1 train is daily exeept 8oAdays hot
makes no connections to Kaleiarh oa 8al6r-'
days. - ' -' ii i I.;
Ifo. 3 train is daily exeept Sata 'Hy4.dw
8helby I)ivisioa Mall, Freight aSWflge r
' v and ISxpreta,.;, t'jacU
Mo. s-lJ8Charlottsat -..8.0j.4M
Arrive at Shelby at...... ..12:0V M
jto. p-m
M I lMt..ttrh.i. .t . a. on Li 1 v.
Lccal Freight and Accommodatien,
J-eave WilmUsrtoa jjU........C: 45 A J!
AtriveatLanxiiihurg,iat.-f,, 5.10 P l
Leave (rIottel.;3l7.;....;........4.15 A U
Arrive at Laasiabara M
LeavaLanrinbnra at,.............,5.30 A.M.
Arrive at Charlotte at....';..:....v.;.;..2e pl jj
Lear Lattriabarjr alU.M.aljJ.h 00 A M
ArlTe WUmington atrrr,v.4ftU1JM
These trains leave Wilmington , and , Clar -lotte,
Tuesdays. Tharsdijn and'8aturdaV:
Laariaborf,. Mondays, WeliedayfKSfad
Fridays. . . .1 ,
Close connecuon at Umlet, to and, frcm
Raleitjh and at Chariotte visHtrtwyllle'to
pwntsia Western -North Carolina aad to
AshevUle. . , .. .
Also, via 8parUnbarK to UeAdaraonriJle .
adjacent points aad Asheyiifi;' - v -
. rjiVr9 fo'Asheritte r.r eirh'er rWe
lea via or Wilmloctnn tin c u -.,
detaatioa at 7 P.M. next daj
m aelag Oai aecianibdatUi-h-r. lirn, b h
Trains to and from tharloue aji Wici-
Throwjrh KImmmm .t!i . ,iai kJvm fS j
- r - ----- - - - -iri.ai.tu
o 1 . ; a .l ....
t Yi JftTlYHnv
Jvae 17
"fGetiera! BtKrtnteti-rH
Croquet,1 Archer
7 " bniim ,tcMiq
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