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u. y. Ctrcui Court.
Hafora Iudno Nal.

JuLr 27-The July term was opened TO-DAY nv
Judge Nelson After the Judge had taken his seat the
not having answered the organization of the Jury Was
postponed TO 10 o'clock tomorrow morning The cause
Oh me United Statesvs Michael A. Burnham was next
called Upon motion Of the United States District Aor.
ney, the cause was fixed for Tuesday morning. His
Aonor heard one or two equity motions of no interest
10 the parties concerned and then adjourned the
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Total. ......... $5,sT7 500 6,os9,2U i6ss23 7so,
During the past year there has been increase in the
line Of discounts Of only about hundred and seventy
FIVE thousand dollars The increase in the amount of
specie on hand has been greater than the increase in the
circulation comparison the capital and discounts of
the Farmers Bank of Virginia and branches with those
OF the Bank Of Kentucky an branches is much favor of
the LATTER The loans Of the former nearly double
the capital while the capital and discounts of the latter
nearly correspond with each other The condition of
the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, however to all sppear
10
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Common Pleas.

Deo'o Suoke IlsnoeHer.
soLf 9E-Ihe Corporafion.- Seven verlicts were
taken this morning against the Corporation for small
sums amounting n;grsss, to about $500 The actions
weIe oiought by amplighers for services per.
lo,meu IN io4s The verdicts taken by consent,
subject TO the opinion Of the court on question of law
rnised by the deiendants' counsel
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Warm salt water.

Nv ONE WHO HAS Tk'ED 1T.
sing the praises OF arm salt watei,
And good Iyssoa have to sing,
For though once poor rheumatic martyr,
Now can dance highland fling.
There's NOT rm fer such vile diseases
An all the wide word like this;
Each bodily pang. the arm brine eases
With its soft and refreshing kiss
The e,lthy, too, may derive new vigor
From the wan salt ne rs embrace;
Aud ~ summers heat, or NJ winters rigor.
T'~ I'll The invalid's sinews brace.
Would YOU try it, Influence refreshing
And e. JOY INJURIOUS treat,
seek X b,n~su's Ba hs-you1l find the blessing
At the 70 Of Dssbrosses street.
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PHILADELPHIA. july n. 1886.

PHILADELPHIA, July n, 1916.
Mr.. Graham, of the North american, has been
arrested by the Sergeant at Arms Of the Senate,
and starts tonight for Washington. He has been
sent for relative to investigation regarding the
publication of the Oregon treaty.
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From the seat OF War.

The steamer Alabama arrived at New Orleans
on the 18th, from Brazos ST. Jago, which she left
on the 10th. Captains Myers and Mckenzie,
Lieut.. Kelly, and one hundred volunteers, all on
the sick list, came passengers. One died on the
passage.
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Weekly Report OF Deaths.
In the city and county OF New York the day Of
July to the 25h day of July, 1886.
n Men /; 81 Women Oh Bows o. (Sirls. Total


Abcess 3; Ap plexy, 9; Asthms Bleeding, Q: Bleed
ing from som sen. Bleeding from lungs, Bronchitis
morbus, Cholc. Consumption, 80 Convusions 20
Group Cysnosl,. Catanh, / Debility, s.; Delrum
-; Drowned Dyseatery, EPILEPSY, 4; Fever Ee.
yer scarlet Fever pphus Fever consestive Heart
disease Of Hopping cough Inflammation Of bIain
Inflammation Of bowels 9; Instrumentation of lungs,
Iaf-mmation Of stomach. I; Inflammation Of liver
Ja1ndce MslIormatiou, Marasmus, 49, Notification
L; Old age, Il Palsy, 81 Poison Il Premature birth,
Rheums.sm !: scrc1aa sprue, 81 Structure, j; Teeth.
ing. Tetanus, 2; Ulcers, 1; Unknown, T.
Colored
CORNELlUS b ARCiiER, City Inspector ;iS.
City Inspectors Office. July n, fsle.
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- THERE lew objects Of greater curl
@Ceniury Plant from its of Towering.
As far learn there has been but specimen of
this plant exhibited he before which In 8,2
from the collection of Van Rensselaer,, ESD whose col
lection il for than ninety From data in
possession we nd the height that this attained 22 ee
and nearly foot in circumference the base of the
The variety silver edged The present specimen rs feet
high the base OF the stem within fraction of feet and
feet higher the is 20 inches circumference the
which forms gigantic and graceful pyramid composed Of
Of greeoish yellow flowers of several thousand in
number The foliage Of this variety We question:
without all wishing TO derract from the merits Of the first
whether would attain the OF the latter placed SIM
liar situations at all think unarinabe with
either variety ny artificial vsrisble climate
herce conclude from the fact that this specimen had
shown evidences in its natural state in the Island
Of Jamaica, West rdes which satisfactorily
for its gigantic rroporon being carefully removed by Mr.
for the purpose which arrived Boso about the
dde Of the present month"; and from whom and Mr. Brown
Of Boston (nteres'ed pates) obtained it, II
ported by railroad to Norwich aud from thence this city by
without the loss Of dozen flowers plant
will plainly show We have been thus particular every
yser Learn the history of this supendous
ducton We predict that similar enterprise will again
be undertaken Aside from the the and labor
required to plant OF such unwiedy proportions,
will as We therefore advse all to embrace The
opportus OF seeing stands unequaled in
size and gran ur at the conservatory Of
DUNLAP K THOMPSON,
No 6a3 Broadway.
1t brill ianty lighted with gas, and be viewed
from clock NJ until 1917 r. M Season tickets 50 cts
admission, IS cents-Cbidren half price. Families and
Schools admitted on reasonable terms. jy26 3us.uc.
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wou remind strangers Of these celebrated articles which
e such attention among ctz for III. r
Io.g G chronic disorders Many OF first
them in their practice with
Ony agency IN New York, 1872 Broadway. Psmphe ts &C.
my Or mad grats as above Every should obtain Dr.
Chistie's last W rk on (iaIvauism "
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aiuabe discovery warranted neither smut nor wash off,
or ~ LIQUID Dye which nstantaneousy changes color
the aif 70 beautiful brown black, without ipury 10
,hs mar or skin The superiority of this Dye in
e easy mode oil application and efecal other
IRON ten to twelve hou,s to produce any
o e. us snpeloI excellence will be apparent to every
1s to e. Ssea ' 81 by cash
per bottle with full directions gentlemen are
invited to call at the depot aud we their wh,ker dved
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QowERY THEATRE.-Tuesday Evening, july %
w BE- N.ss s A S.sSs M IF :. sG Oh
bet Clarke ths Black kaisat, sanehsId csdr,s Chan.
e.: ss @ ssS . f$
oesa Mr. tosy beatrice fs"rat Mrs fSi9S
SIsa SppsI Bcass
~. ny cents
sM
III Esss I'D ays%s;
9 81 Fl Mi' o Ss sas Ss
ssSIE is
Ffser Jules Coco, n Chapman; Lisette, Miss Drake.
oeoe open
CASTLE GARDEN, WITH is srten.,ve Prp%ensdes .
snsTssems1.. viii include good selection Ha.,s
sss ASs;I IN ~
se s;i bout Si5fsE
Be Brilliantly with Rs thus SiSns si,sf. an sa
ee!lent opportunity to examine these beautiful Views Ad
GABRIEL'S Observation-Disclosures AT
TRACTION OF THE SEASON!
NSL0s GAkD ,l; Eyssnms, July 2amThs
As NH rs c% Of
thsr If Eioi. Mime Leon Js1slli; craastss Mime Mar
To be followed by the NeapOli,an National Dance. by
Mile Blangy aud Mons Henri
To be followed by the BEDOUIN ARABS, by the Ravsl
Family
To conclude with the Comic Pantomme of VOL AU
VENT-Characters by the Ravel Family.
Doors opens O'Clock entertainments begin at socock
Iicken 50 cents
A lhANIIL yAhDEN 40 NOV orEl> ron AnE
"A sEASON-Dodw~ rth's Comet Band will perform every
Iuesday and Friday evenings commencing June md, AZ
mvS smsrr '''''' WILLIAM ALLISON Proprietor.
SUFFOLK TROTrING COURSE.
HUNTINGTON, LII
a I &f&< Af&
WEDNEsDAY, 2sth July, 1876, at two o'clock P. M
M. BUR b. b Washington.
MIR. Smith, gg. Veto.
Immediately al small Purses will be given for
harness, AVID the other for saddle. T.. SMITH CO.
jv2s 2tsrc
FOR SALE,
Two FINE SADDLE HORSES,
a. WILL drive also IN a carriage. They a.
4RS<rc Just the right size for riding on <x4J\
and have e., been Sss a,sa
further rsr'irnlars i-,s tf~jgb
DOG FOUND.
80 A lvereoored Poiar-r Dog white stripe under
W. his neck. The hsvc him by calling at IS9
LII alter street, properly aud ing expenses
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
90 STRENGTHENING NEW FOUNLLAND DOG,
WI cream colored, on the ever1. lf ne 2ith. The
az ~ - :boys reward will be 30 % M e'sry Of the
jyT time @. NJ. TRADER.
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DR.. POWELL, Ocuiist, Auriss, and Operative
Surgeon attends diseases OF Ely and to
O'Clock, at his residence 26 Broadway, of Warren
- " - = "
Opae ties, enectuaily removed
AhAUROSlS treated with attention and success.
few MINUTES. $''
md fuish - " -' '
SpECTACLF5 adapted 70 every defect.
Advice TO- the door without charge
Omce aud residence 26l Broadway-enrance * Warren
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Died.
On Monday, 9th instant, of consumption CArHARrNr
Maria, wife of Carrot Byrne.
The friends and acquantances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this afternoon Tuesday from her
late residence, No. 3s7 Grand street
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RY ORDER OF the Homo able ABEL MEEKER, Supreme
Court Commiss ner, notice is hereby given that at
tachment has issued against the Of Thomas D.
now or late OF Bslston Spa onding called
debof due of made the said Supreme Court Co M
pursu mt to the drrct Of the Statute
ing itachme Us against concealed nonesi.
dent deb ors"
And that the same will be sold for the Of his debts
unless he tn SAID TIL Finc, apes, and discharge
such ment ordns law within III ee months m
the first publication Of thi, no ice
And that the of debts and the delivery
property belonging said debtor him for his use and
the transfer Of properly by for any purpose whatever
are forbidden by Law and are void.
Dated Ballstoa Spa, July "a, 1876
". b LITCH, OF Ballstnn Spa,
JyzS ltaw3mo srrc Atty for attsc hi x Credto's.
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a., an,e shaving .-Sases.-The most portn-
c nn, a. o sss time the complete and elegant
MAJ 800, ani haying every requisite for gentle
ssis soe'' anu seayelling compuon invaluable For
'~'V ". SAUNDERS * SON, III Bro ,dway,
a lew doors how .ourtl andt street
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80 LONG ISLAND RAILROAD Erpress mail
AAl TIain, leaves Whitehall street Ferry. New York
side, every morning at A. NJ, for Boston,
AI.o, trains nom BROOKLYN side AZ o'clock sad
five minuts., and ~ A. NJ, and and r. NJ daily The
A NJ and N tfsns go through, the formsr stopping al
ynrnsAss and manor and the later III places De
~ IsptA
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81 and Penknives, Scissors, Nail Files,
eer beautiful assortment Of the above articles be
az the sub cribers No 1T Broadway consisting of the
country. g. SAUNDERS Il SON
sifsH u.
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LONGS EDITION OF THE
LIFE OF GENERAL TAYLOR. SC,
PRICE IS CENTS

l. peculiarities -
s-it cont ns lucid aud connected account Of General
Taylor whole life prepared by who wn him for
many years.
2d-t contains all General Tsylor dispatches seve-
RAJ important general orders befe published Also
the desaches from his Civ ng the only
ever publ shed. ''
d- cosisias illustrations Map Of the Battle of Pao
Alto and Of Resaca de Va Pa 20 by Is Ia ches drawn bv
h,eu Doseias' fac smile OF General Taycrs letter
Gen Taylor. map OF Mexico. &c &c.
As the prophet Of this TX has expended much time
money IN getting up full and anthenc life of General
Lay2r he asks from Public that they few days FOR
at once va edition. viii the only thing Of the kind
car ca uIe OF General Taylor having the slightest
resemblan to his person or fe stures.
The above edition will be published Friday the 3st Of
July. II LONG a BR0TfiER
"a Booksellers, Ageots, 32 Ann s'reef. ~. Y.
S-Agents wishing this ed will send in their
orders. ''' ;.sa lee
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LIFE OF VI, v GENERAL ZACHARY TAYLOR.
~ jor General Zachary Taylor with an account OF his
o5i;aat on the Rio Grande and else where
cudng the deeuce of Fort Harrison the battle Of Okee
Sho bes Also Sketches Of the Lives and Heroic Acts of
sn RRnsgold Col Cross Captain May Lieut. Rdgely,
wa.e5 Lieut. Jordan and Others. and list Of Of
GERS ana men from New York STATE engaged in the defence Of
Tort Brown and the action of the 9Th 9th Of May By c.
Frank POWELL One volume with portrait Of Gen. Taylor.
Ihs work compiled from reliable authority, and is in
tended rs lasting memorial of the victories .. the Ame
in the engagements with the Mexcans on
the Rio Grande.
~ Dealers in Cheap Publications win please forward
their orders without delay.
LATELY PUBLISHED.
Elements OF Military Art and Science or Course of In.
strue tGn in Strategy FotGcstion, Tactics Of Bs.Ie &c
en- racing the duties OF Staff Infantry Cavalry Artillery
and tngneersadapted to the Of Militia and Volunteers
BY Wager Halieck, Lieut. of Eng u. 8. Army.-l
vol l2mo, illustrated with plans-Si 20.
No pains has been make this useful book for
military men, and vauableto tie general reader for the his
torlca Information IL contains jy27 2fsmc
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FAnE TO = Bedford Cents. East New York AZ, Race
ctprs TX Irof,,,rs Gogps ls,< Jsmsies q Bmshvlls
SION q c9ur, s, Hsmp,,sad sK, Branch CsIls Place
CO, Thompson %, SUFFOLK staon ST. Lske Road station
81 sk Mediord station o. s Ysph nk 81 s7x 81 Georges
t"ek sIsaS Ca,ehosss q s2 sou,h9n 8 ssh GvenPort
SsEes in resdnes the av. Of trains the several
stations 70 Jake passengers very low fares to all Of
the Island.
BssGage Crates viii dnes the foot Of Whitehall
erect baggage FOR the several trains minutes
before the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side
The steamboat Stsfesman leaves Greenpot for Ssg Hsr
Dor each day. the arrival Of the trans from Brook
lvu.
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TO MERCHANTS

'HE advertiser young Of teod education, family
a.. a.iiliies as rr,d-sm. be called scton He's
aesi Ius OF gong TO Souh america Coma Eat Indies
70 set upercsrgo sny other vocation
ns ne * ecs small by emb, king in such
.sssa IL ous,assa IN tois ety. ba hs
seve" cy nsvpg previously had lie i eli.
male ne GOES no natter hmse In the aement
ofkcr. '1"''' Aao'es' ~ L, Herald
lie a.no objections 70 king aengsu ents with party
In WV OiIcdn VI reOruhTy IN
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SOUTHERN MEKCHAN

WHO WANT Merchandise Of ready sale ana 10 in.prs
w profits grafy their desires BY appvnp AZ he
Steam Soap Work, and Pefumery Lshcrator d ours
-nd where fine be had six csns 10
tn dollars per dozen and every description Of cologne
lavender and other perfumes in ike We pledge our
other house this country spd the only place where &C.
nu'ne Walnut Oil military shaving soap manufactured by
the proprieto, and inventor, MIR Johnson jy23 iws RI
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FESTIVAL AND FAIR.
>HE Ladies Of the Reformed Dutch Church of 0ravesend
VIII hold fair for the sale Of fancy artc the base
ment room Of the Church Wednesday and the
to attend.
s-Should the weather be stormy the above day, it will
take place on the first fair dsv. Jy27 3tsuc
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A MIRACLE! x MIRACLE!

A very white clear shin-1he Ionrss Italian Chemical
"A Sop Remember without tlop these
IL. positive q"aes TO- VI ich it received the highest
ums 81 The fscuy and che approval ~ the Me-
deal Society OF Pms has cured thousands the United
States al Disagreement AID eruption Of the skin. such
as mrie f cke. botches salt heum, scurvy heat spots
tan, saaburn. moIphew, &c.
vii change the color Of dark yellow sunbupt skin
srcsilenee OF read he following dploms suliied NJ.
'esp.n the inventor, by the Medical Society Of Paris
the sre and his Italian Chemical soap miscIe any
s.am'on ~ dishgu!cment Of the skin. IL will prove bless
sold ssthe sign OF the American Eagle 2Chshsm sfree
u" ~ -, DsosdwU or ~ Fulton street Brooklyn.
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500 REWARD.

500 REWARD.
~ pair ofDiamond EARNING eacn inab of With ha.
gle ham nd The two weighing he drop. have the
with the two hrt, snou 10 The n be ID
Tor the ecovery Of the earrings at Msssrs Dufour Dura
oos !, % Beaver street, N. Y. jy28 4tsrc
THE FEET-KEEPT THEM DRY Keep the head cool
and the feet dry and warm tho often quoted i'm of
celebrated physician and would be difficult to find more
practical wisdom u the same number Of words Many The
through the Of there IS prsdis
position to consumption regards clothing the
Temperature OF the body will ain safeguard The
great thing to apply the remedy the earliest
meni That remedy will be found in Pease' Ho ehound
candy, and the time apply when first symp-
tom Of cold appears Where diseases Of the throat
ton will still exercise heneic al influence
Sold at a3 Division street. 10 Asor House. lilo Broadway
9th avenue, " Blocker street. SCI Greenwich street.
Hsys, i39 Fulton ct. Bro klyn. j28lts
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WANTED,

RYayouog woman situation do general housework or
assist IN cooking washing and onipg The of city
references may be had applying at West Broadway
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NEW STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY.
VINCENT DILL, JR-,
STEREOTYPE FOUNDER, No. II Ann street. corner
~ Theatre Alley, New York
orders executed this Foundry equal to any in
the Union - -
Ivy mn
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may Dc al 35 W est br0adWay.
jy28 2tsr
w ANIED-By espe table young womap, a situation
private family, cook. washer and ironer do
general housew ork-countrv preferred The best of
references can be gwen. Apply at 2o5 William street
w ANTtD-By young WON an situation To do general
w housewok. For inf rration apply at No. 10 Oliver
street u oil references Civ %. jv2g 2sr
WANTtD-b, a you ~ woman a situaion puvate
w family, To do piaio cooking washing AID oni The
best Of city my hid spplyin t93 Wash
ngton street between Perry aud Charles street Has been
IN her Ia four y, jy28 2tsr
nRUG CLERK WANTED-One v no is thoroushly con
- vrrsant with the business other need APP w. Ad
dress VI. P office of this per. js2s STR
AN EATING HOUSE FOX SALE.
THE old established place Kept for the last q years by Mr.
arssI offered for sale close the business-
lnqote on the premises or at NO. 8 Fulton street.
Jys0 ivSr
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VIHE Popular Bathing Establishment kept in the Mer
chants Exchange offered for sale the proprietor
attention He wiling to dispose Of the above respectable
establishment such enable desirous Of
entering into the business make advantageou invest
ment One half Of the chase money may remain unpaid
further particulars apply the Baths No II Merchants x
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y. AsBAcKWARD l. COW RIDE

ai'9ae f9sp ifaz zee aida@-s tcf S. a.H NJ Tsrat.a
DOfing The RevolOd6naig ssars z.heas.a corps
Of lhe Ametiean army we're .eneamped 4nep the
borough Of fElizabsshlo sns NzI.,.aa pfIiearswho
wasgmoFaa dsYOtea sc Venus Than aof Mats, paid
his addresseaio @ lady al distinction, whom ne
was 10 me habit OF visiting nighQY, in the chIga-
ton llhoss kind feelings which love 50 cordially
lnspiresss,On A discovery q q repealed absence
Of The Aficer, and The place Of interview viii bis
dulcnea we're had, some Wagesh liiehds resolved
io.play Of a ndsone at hs psns 3. which
sheYld deter hun, from repetition Of hls atno'
60, VI lstsse4 = das dinst - ila ftIlH 4rf
The officer, i appears rode very small horse
Of tho pony kind, which be leli united, wiln The
bride reipsovef bic neck, neat lhe dooE % otder
% mount a1d ride of without delay shen busi-
ness of. f.conring and kisfiqg vac ossfi and ihe
hoFse alwaY raiped until backed BY lhe owner
without attempting 70 chauge bic posi.ioh: On
certain very dark pght. when the 9fices Ind, as
usual gone 20 pay bis devotopsio th5 object Of
his a1ycilons, and was esjoeiug the approving
smile cf The lovely laf one, BIS waggsh compan-
ions weui priyalel q he doorloflhe house where
ihe offiesT NHs. iqek his bIi0le and Saddle from
ihe heFse which lheY sent away, placed The bride
on Che ial The saddle on ihe back, and lhe crup-
per ogff he horns 81 quiet QId COW Who stood
ffSHiHtI tttFNuE ttCi NAd HEut iues~PNts
dalely thereafter, they ssiiitd soin6 disunte from
NE house ahd sepefaling. raised loud scry of
aIalms that he enemy had landed, and were
marching lpl0 lhe sillege.
Our hero, hearing ~ pek cdause from bis
taafs' and snalrhlug hasif klsss ne ehps out OF
Tie doors with de velocity Il maskf ball, and
plohuaue lfsaihe saddle. AIth bis hack towards
I he 6ead Oh Ihs ces. eod leHeing his sharp spurs
ldtanix inta her fiaes eanaed Der a bhwl out with
Eese,ssse asin eHd she daiitd el Is hot port gall
lap lssal ihe danp. heotieef sui plying
Is paIs aaa ei'h Sd IS tiee.nrd vine nn board
hDdlHg hiHs ithliza hshfuafda. mauele all
This Efforts Is advance Aad beating lhs lopealed
havlina s'f he lpaufed beasls aud huaained ihnt
he naa eaffs3 BY magic apa aaffd on most
laH Ihs desa bed ees hims pnd was lbus
tsfl|8# teSIy aiianrseal Ai 81 camp. The
alinaH hs 60l>t. alsch1ined Iheif pics
ada I'D a|afa apA aers fsed-iha
drums 0a As. h6 oliI9 I Ihsi guar.
iels aH esa, iafn oaa lla oq vita aI| lhe
lsIena |heA ~ fs. Iha soldiers started Hom
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