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a. DESPERATE MuTINY AND MunpER-TmE
MUriNEERs ARRESTED PHILADELPHIA
Norh american of +. iday morning gives
sne following account Of an affair of the a.
oove character, which took place on board
inc bark Cactus, Capt. Allen B. Day, from
SMYRNA to that port.
The Cactus left Gibraltar on the 9Th of
February, and on the third dav out, about
the time the 8 o'clock watch was called, the
men whose business it was to scrub the decks,
refused to perform this duty, when ordered
by the Captain. Tho whole crew then at
once mu,inied, and most Of them Selling
hsndspikes, they made desperate attempt
upon the lives of the officers. During the
sfray the second mate, Elvin Y. Mason. of
kennebunk, Me. was struck twice upon the
head with handspke, by one of the mutt.
neers, Harding, and his skull being horribly
fractured, he expired six hours afterward.
The first mate, George II. Douglass, of
Philadelphia, was grappled with by another
OF the mutineers, Williams, who attempted
to throw him overheard, the murderer, Hard :
ing, raised the l,andspike to kill him. The
Captain, who in tho meantime had escaped
from the Williams and possessed himself of
ance at this moment witt, the weapon, and
the cabin boy having brought the mate a
cullass, the mulineers were cowed, and
through the determined inlrepidity Of the
surviving officers, were compelled to submits
sion.
Hardi G, the murderer Of the second mate,
was put below in irons, where he was kept
during the vovacc.-The rest Of the crew
we're ordered to duty, and by the caution and
frmness of the Captain and first officer, were
kept in subsection ill the vessel reached the
Delaware.
The Captain, anticipating that the mutt
neers would make their escape in coming up
the river, hoisted his flag to the Revenue
Gutter, near Rcedy Island, an officer fom
which boarded him and the offenders were
made prisoners and put on board the Eor-
ward. On the arrival Of the Cater at the
Navy Yard, they were taken into custody
by the United States Marshal and conveyed
TO prison. The bark WAS brought into port
by crew from the Gutter.
The prisoners are all rolored. Their
names are Brown, Grimes, Williams, Hard,
ing, Lopez, Swan and john Adams, cook
Adams belongs to PbiIadrlphia, aud sailed
from this port ia the bark. The others were
shipped at Trieste. II1rdiug, the murderer
is from Baltimore, and Grimes, who was the
ring'r,ier in the mrtiny, halls from Virgin
IA. Lopez is Purlu .ursr, asd Swan
Bcrmudean.
The murdered mate, who WAS buried a
sea the day after his death. was a voun.
man Of only three and tvrptN, Of most un
excpn,inn able character and a urn,t r,ynr
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Dlnicl l:arnun', i.,latc.

TO tie Probate Court m and for the d strict Of
A Chi1rnltn N the State OF Ncrn Mt, the under.
,l.nei Hannah Barnum If Brooklyn in the S,alc OF
OMl. represents and shows ihIi he the widow aud
icIct o! Dlnel y rnun, late of Ono CIty, m the
State OF ONO, deceased, ntcstatc, that the SAID Dan.
lei at ms decrasn, left pers nal estate only IN sad dis
trlct Of Chiuenden, and did not leave any estate,
Whatever, elsowhere that administration has been
daily granted and all the Just debts of the aid deceas.
cd together with the expenses of Administration iul.
Iy pad, aud that there now remains in the hand, OF
the Administrator Of SAID licensed the ,un of III
dollar and - cents Ms surpl of SAID estate.
And the undersigned, Hannah Baruum, further
sh W 10 the sad Court, that the said Daniel Barn
UNI, deceased, did not leave any kindred who could
inherit his estate, and that she as widow of the sad
deceased is entitled to the whole If it, She therefor,
prays said Court that The whole of he ,urplu. Of SAID
estate may be assigned and decrecd her agreeabl
/ 10 the statute in such case made and provided
Dated al Burlington the 2jih day Of April, A. d
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HANNAH BARNUN.
ByT. w. GIBB, her Atfy.

STATE OF VERMONT JNUE Hon. the Pro-
District of thittenden ss. L bate Court for the
District Of Chlrcndra To all persons concerned in
the estate of y hNlEI. BiRNUM, late Of Ohio city, in
the State of Ohio, deceased, in'os,ate.
The foregoing applcal on ofiionnah farnum hav.
ing been presented To said Court, at session thereof
held at Burlington. in sli Distdct on the 2jlh day
of April, A. u. 1916. The said Court doth order and
ass On the third "Wednesday of May Is Sat 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon AT The Office Of the Reg ster OF said
Court in Burlington, aforesaid for hearing and de-
Gliding upon the matters and things in said appllca
ion confined. And slil Court doth further order
that notice thereof be given all persons interested
10 appear before sad Court at the time and plac,
aforesaid an show cause any they may have why
the prayer of the S7i applicant shout not e grant
ed, ~ publishing the : distance Of sad app lcatI)r
three weeks sucoc.ei,rly in tie Free Press. news
paper priu'r! ar nwln,tnn tGrrs1ijfh last OF viii
uuhlicllDrs shall lie before the day assruc for hcar
ing.
Given under NV h0nl NJ = .r'iar.ao o.. md.
of Ch'ucnlcn TIN, 2lih 'av os i.O = b. .-5
iS 3w Ci1NS q SELL F.'.-
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EARrmQuAKE IN THE WESr lNDrrs.--Bv
way Of Havana we have received advices
from the town Of Cuba. On tie % ulti-
mo, at y in the morning, after ii calm sui
try night, low rumhine sounds were heard.
Suddenly the ground shook violently, caus-
ing the greatest Consideration, the people
rushing into the street for safety. The first
shock lasted Que or two minutes, and after
lapse of five minutes, the ground was again
violently shaken. 1t was a solemn moment:
in every direction the aifightrd inhabitants
might be seen on their knees, calling on God
TO save them, expecting each moment to lie
swallowed M. Several sligher she cks were
felt during the forenoon, bat it is believed no
lives were lost. Several buildings were
thrown down, and very many cracked. In
the evening mass was said in all the churches
for their deliverance from death.
Col. Todd, our late Minister AT st. Peters
burgh, came out in the CIledonia, and j.
making BRET stay in tins city. THIS coun-
try has never had "A more faithful or more
acceptable foreign representative than Col.
Todd. During his residence at ST. Peters
burgI,. his urbanity, and intelligent fidelity
20 the duties Of his Office, at once en1eared
him TO the public and the private regard of
,u Fl .ss.s and NOR. nr,dnc,;v. oC H.. INNS,
hrn.6ciJ rosui,s 'rbe C,lonrI was the
b,s,,, r,;onJ oc ,bo I,,.,.,ot ,J,,,;so, and
,,.a .J I'LL, al :. I'D ,,.,,, has h,,,,, -.
G,,, .h;J;no ,nd ;'a,a,,;,I Wi
BREAD FROM HEAvEN.-A very singular
event is said to have occurred ia the Pachalic
Of Anatoia, in Asia Minor. They were
s,aryinq AZ that MACE for want Of food and
nm extraordinary interposiiion of Providence
has been manifested in their behalf A gu,-
inous substance, or mama, of which the,
make bread. has fallen in immense quantitic.
IN district in ,h,, country. This food i,
.,a,.d in 4 le,ier from Snyrna, dated Marcl
7IS46, received Yesterday in our papers b,
the steamer, which, if true will create grea
sensation IN the religious wor'd, oe'ng at
event very similar to The raining OF mama ''
the starving israeli'es IN the dtsef''-Sm'
D., Or An Iyyxxowy FruLc.-A
veI dressed woman. apparently about rwcr.
w. vsa,s If noe was fonnd in fremont stree
", 20 v, 'n S,,nrJ,v nioh, in a STAT,
Of como,s,e ;n,oy;ca,ion. Information wa,
Immediately given a, the D,rne stree, warcl
house, where she was conveyed, sae soor
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a New and important Era IN
NEDrGfNI.

The taking of Medicine rendered paaab'e by the new
and beautiful Invention OF llalsey's Sugar coated
Magic Lite Pills by which the TASTE OF medicine Is
So completely disguised hy coating OF landed
Sugar that they are perfectly agreeable 10 the most
d.lcle.
The ingredienrs of these Pals are rio''y and pure
IN Tegeiabie whose curative properties are unknown
IN the regular Science of Medicine. lher eiacacy
IN ous diseases and all complaints ari'n9 Ioil I'M
pure blood has not perhaps,a parallel IN ;he catalogue
OF Medicine, y! In most of the obstinate diseases
which attack The human system they have been 70 md
to be a most powerful remedy. Their acton ON the
bowels are very mild and rarely ever enpe, al the
same time they are searching and efficient. single
trial will show their true merits lrialo Of only one
box according 10 The directions which accompany
them, will never fail to be the most convincing eN'
dence of their extraordinary virtues Price %
per box, for sale by re d. SfFAN'
Anrl &. Ill.
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A1ncr Vi!cox's Estate.

'E"7'NI W
STATE or IERyONTj Ara Probate
District :" Chjtemdcn. =. I ~ Cour ho len n
u Ellington. wrh.n and for the Di>lrcl aforesaid, On
the II day OF April, \. ID. lSlf an ln>lrmenj p'lr-
porting 10 be The la,t VIII AMI Te>tamcn; OF ARSt r.
WILL OK. la'e Of Ncstorl, IN >ad district, dereas e
wa, presented 10 the Cos here for Pro- ale, +.
Z: Vie X. the tNccn'or, hrlein namel.
TnEEEfogE, ll> or 'ctcI BY sad court, that public
notice t given t. ali persons lnerc.trl 'nrren TO
hp"tr Ieibrc sad Court a. q session httcui 10 ic
h9,ieh al the ol'e Of the Register ol sad tonrt N
Huntington, On The second day OF hay, 4. ID. lSib,
Mt 10 u'ci * \. H. ani coo'c-t the pro- ale OF sald
Wi, and il is further ordered that TIL, order e pub
>hcl three weeks sucre>siyc'y in the Face Pres,
ur'r .al. printed al Z Ring on, Ia hi, ''lutc, he
last 4 ~. ch hall ic preyoI, the day assigned,
a. nG re u d for hearing.
given under my hand at the Registers Office, this
lila day Of April, \. y. lsij
i6A3 CHARLES RI SELL, Jidge.
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VI the cod sepn'chfc.
Died in Wcstford, April 18th, of consumption, the
Hon WIN. WooD, aged IS years.
In this event ofProvidencc, the community has los,
well known and valuable member. the family
wise and an a1tconaic head and sound spiritual
christianity fast and tried friend 1t could be Of no
great to the community to know the distinguish
ing characteristics of his mind, his kindness ms a com.
panion, hi excellence father his worthness as
citizen, or his sentiments a politician.
These are passed, TO notice some things more i'm.
pornnt. About II years since change was hope.
fully effected upon his heart, by the agency of the
Holy Spirit, which was the source of his higher Joys
his more enlarged usefulness, and his brighter hopes
He soon united with the congregational church, in the
bosom of which he lived, and died. beloved and la
menled. The earlier part of his christian life, was
not marked by any particular promise. But there
was an evident growth in grace - his progre. sion
brought him to The fountain ofinfine love and
purily-;he affections through which he passed seem
ed always to mellow and mature his christian char
actcr. They doubtless "workld out for him n far
more exceeding and eternal weight OF glory" lie
was thoroughly Cavanstic in his views, stable and
unmoved by all the shifting and exciting influences of
the age, He cherished and supported all the bencv.
olent objects Of the day, and while his health per.
united, was pretty uniformly found in hi, place in the
meetings Of The church, and Of the Sabbath.
But laying aside general remarks, let me invite the
reader in the word, Of Addison. "io see how CHRIS.
tan die" For some months he has gradually
been running llwn Ike the weights of clork. BIZ,
as the ply zeal man weakened, the spiritual strength.
cncd He was calm, confling, AMI peacefu-no
c'oud: arose 10 dim his vision. he appeared Ike the
morning star not going out, but gradually melting
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PROWECIiON.

TNllE Undersigned, sole agent of the " Vermont
Il Mutual Fire Insurance Company. for the Dis
trlc Of Burlington and Wlnooskl Falls, res specially
announces thai be will receive applications, and alcc
Insurance on buildings and contents not extia haz-
ardOus on the most favorable tclms
1t IS ccrjaincl that the various classes of proper
~ insured by this company. from he commencement
4 us opera ions Tor Is years past have paid on each
500 per year as follows viz
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FARMERS CLUB,
This evening at74 O'Clock, subject, Pears,
Plums and Cherries.
MI ar r. i a n .

In Fairfax on the 9th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Put.
nam, Mr.. NJ. SMITH DARnow of ST. Adams, to Miss
HARRIET b., daughter OF Hon. Alfred Wheeler of f
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NlhI,lCE.

VINIE subscriber has purchased of the estate Of the
L late j. Walnwrish Esq, the entire Stole and
Trade of ,he old and well known Wainwright estab'
ishneni m this place wherein he intends to continue
the b sness Helms large oc', OF Stoves on hand
= also Hollow Ware, Pows, Pow Castings, and
almost all kinds of castings sold IN this market Also
Sheet lion, Copper and Tin Ware, and all cheap of
course. Liberal wages will be pad for a good work
man al the I'm Business. ). W. TAYLOR.
Burlington, Apa Sd, iSiG II
IMPORTANT no TANNERS.
HNnE sub.crbcr ha, purchased the right to use
i HucKMAN> PATENr MACHINE FOR DRAW no
uIpTs IN thc ten Northern counties Of Vermont, and
will dispose Of rights either 20 mdiy du1ls or To ccun
lies at towns ON reasonable terms Application may
be made To
HIP. DARLING, Cambridge Borough, or
r. o, SPALDlNG, Richmond
! April 9, 1876. 'Nwo
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EEgs3 @ EIUR CEI .siAIJ.
an Episcopal Paper pnbHshed in New
York Gin.

ryIli f. IN 'er>gnel Is an authorized Agent for The
L Above publication and WI receive sui, crIption>
from and cause the paper to = sent to- any person
desIrol> OF taking II. II j. about e enlarged and
improved in appearance. H. aim j., TO maintain,
with energy AM iearle>>ne>- the trus doctrine. and
worship OF the Episcopal Church, and TO defend them
against the ault> OF pre- lice and ignorance; 10
advocate the necessary union Of the Church Of Chris,
"lhe pillar and ground OF TrIth," and 10 furnish, in
short, such an organ every true and ialhf u
Churchman iecl> 10 lie entail TO The prosperity Of
the Church IN this country. In H. ability aud ear.
nc>nc,> in the defence If sound doctrine th> paper
has been, hitherto, u>urras ed. and the con inanct
al lis editorial head, Of the profound anl learned dl
vine who has :" long conducted sufficient guar.
auty that it will >till remain foremost among the
champions flrue religion IN America
\. \. TUCKER.
Burlington, April %. 1916 AZ
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A. T. ID w A r DS'
CHEAP CASH
2GoDIs lGDrF>
No. | Pcck's Buildings.

NO. L l>CCh DHiUHgS.
A general assortment OF School,
Classical and Miscellaneous Books and Stationery
at CITY PRICES.
BISHOP HOPKINS ADDRESS.
An humble but earnest Address to the Bishops.
Clergy, and i.aity Of the PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
cuURon in the United S taes on the toera'ne among
our Ministry ofthe Doctrines Of the Church Of Rome
BY ions iiESRy HorRSs, Bishop of the Diocese OF
Vermont. fFlce ~
Scenes e. Though,sin Europe, BY an American. SOC
Views and Reviews in American History, Lltcra.
ture and Fiction, by w. Gilmore Simms, 81
Thoioph, the Icclander, and Aslauga's knight.
2parts. 10
Chrvaicr D'Harmrn,a; or Love and Conspi
tncv; from the French Of \. d mas. Y
Peofs and P,rycnus; by Mrs. Gore q
History ami Ex,raordrarv Adventures Of Mar
.lre' 'rrhpole. SullIk Girl; by Rev..R.
turh d.
journal of Itc.cprche- into 'hs Naura. History
nI Gll.rv ol ihe COMMITTEES visited during
a vo,aor Round the World; by Chati,s Daf-
VIA. 2 vols LOS
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{ onpress Water.

THE undersigned are receiving lreehy. from Clars's
Spring, freshly bottled Water. Also, constantly
on hand, Iodine and Pavilion Wa'srs
IS PECK & SPEAR.
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,E-zN 4 Convenicn, and comfortable tenc-
's5 ! ment fJr small family in pl-ns.
ssa#.2 an, location near the Seminary, in this
-.s..- - village. Enqui,e Of
STRONGS d. Co.
April Is 1916
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UOVEI'S
SEEDING STRAWBERRY.

che- IN circumference, and their quality not
surpassed. See Magazines OF Ilorucul-
,ure, and Agricultural ravers
generally.
EOR Sale by PHILErus PHIIps Middlr'owr
L Point, n. J, and AGENTS, Massrs PECK I,
SPEAR. burlington, aud w. b. HATCH x Co.
Wipoosil Falls.
The plants ordered by agents will be forwarct
with the utmost pnncluatv snch tines as Ia reach
their destination on the Isl, 18th and 30lh Of Marcl
and April Purchasers. therefore, by giving the
agents their orders soasonably with reference To- The
above dates can be ready To receive Their plants i'm
medlaely on their arrival while fresh and in gooD
order
\ sheet continuing parricu1r objections for The
cultivation Of this and other varieties OF the STRAW
berry. (chirily extracts from the Magazine # Horn
culture, published at Bosonl is furnished grlluou'
" with the plants sold, PErcr or PLANTS, SIS
per hundred.
February, 1916. 43
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Also, Gallons of all colors, and Black and Lrhl
SIR Cater lrces, cotton accs, &c. &c
The subscriber feels assured that all who wish to
make good bargains in the above mentioned articles
vii not go away from his shop dissatisfied.
\. b Il kinds Of Boots, Shoes. Caters Slippers
&c. &c made to Older. The subscriber has con
stanv in his employ the best worknen, and all woi;
made by hun, warranted
REUBEN BATCH ELDER.
Burlington, May |, Is Is i5w6
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II is evdrnt that the above suns are much less han
it has cost the members ofany other company known
IN the / ntd STATES iuf the same time.
Those wishing protection vii please call. Office
in the Court House
LYMAN CUMMINGS, agent
Eurllneton April 20. lSi6. lstf
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N ST-SI
To BRIDGE IIuildcrS,

THE subscriber having been appointed agent 10
superinlend the binding OF Lattice Bridge over
Hunting River IN RI 'hmOni will receive proposals
for budding s1d Bridge, until the nth Of April next.
said Bridge is To be of single track and one hundred
Zee, span. RANSlL MASON.
Richmond March 81, 1876. 4iw2
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Flower Pots !!
IO RENI'.

| A IL sizes OF The Earlhern Flower Pot, loi sale b,
"a PECK * SPEAR
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Rare nance.

NOR sale, or to rent, Cardne
!: 4. ]: !: ]. 4:
[/P\ L Machine and Clothler- works
tNlN situated near the Court House m
t=-.sS-- Irnshurah. The premises consist
i\/F\ II OF a large factory Iuiidng, snail
z>-sz- land The Clrdns Machine is
-----==--=- nearly new. and Admitted To- be
the best 10 the northern part o
the State. The properly Is oiel
ed at price that will make II Oh ecl lpr any per
son IN that line of business; and # not sold, Will b,
rented for one or more years, with the privilege n
eXprniug part of the rent IN repairs Apply Ia lh'
subscrI, or, OF 10 II. NJ, BATES, E.q, At lrnshurehl
II. u. STACY.
Darlington, April |, 40. IS
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NEW YORK g. BOSTON
BOOT u SHOE STORE.

'1NHE Subscriber having removed to the store on
4 Church street formerly occupied by w.
Wells, opposite Mr. Kerns Store, Offers to The pub
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q 6 q 3sD .
Wanted,

Dl the snhsc ibers 10000 feet Eastwood plank
- and 10000 feet Birch and Maple inch bed
stead stuff On hand and for sale any qunn.v o
Chars and Furniture. Shop 4 doors north the Cath
oil: church, 81. Paul street.
NELSON & GATES.
Burlington, April lG, 1916. IS
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Seed Wheat.

fINIIE subscriber has for sale 100 bushels Of Seed
l Wheat of three qualities, viz: Black Sea, Rec
Chati, and Tea Wheat. All very clean and suitable
for spring sowing. HARRY BRADLEY.
Burlington, April Is, 1916 i6
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ia - . 81 =
/ As STRONGS, & Co
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&I0c Cost.

4 IL persons ind bed to the subscriber, will find
~ their accounts in the hands of an Attorney for
collection unless settled previous Ia the ION day OF
Nav next. DAVID FRENCH.
Wlliston, April 10, 1916. 46
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- 'l'f '''N AZ
lie his stock, consisting of
LADIES Doors and SHOES,
d" Cater Boots, Of every
description,
=" FIR Buskins, latest style
I" Kid =" do
!" Prunella " do
!" Half Caters.
=" French Slippers,
" English Kid Slippers,
q" French Satin slippers,
al co'ors,
" Gold Bronzed do
" House Slippers,
" Stout Boots n Buskins
=" shaped Rubbels,
/" Figured and pain do
Misses B0ois and Shoes,
4" CATER Boots,
" FIR Caters, b, st quality
" 4" BH~klns.
q" PunelIo Slippers, al
colors.
" " liu -kius. all colors
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Garden and Flower Seeds
I ARGE SUPPLIES of fresh Seed, from shakers
l. and other CuIl'ya'nrs, at wholesale and nicely
arranged for the retail ul 70, NJ
PECK e. SPEARS, and
W. b. HATCH q COS.
Also, The rarrr kinds constantly kept.
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I" Water proof Boots and
Shoes,
" Fine French Caledo do
Z" do do do suwed,
" do do Btogans,
" Morocco do
d" Stout Calf and Kip
Shoes,
" Cloth enters bu,,oned
+" Prlneila Dancing Gal.
lers,
I" Dancing pumps,
" Morocco slippers,
/" Calf do
I" Calf shoes all kinds,
" Ruhbcrs with lellher
s1lcs,
" do do Bpckles,
" d. fed and PLAN,
Boy's DIJis anil S,g ..
" Fine Cpf i'upts,
" do kp 20
" GO CrIi and Eil
Gro. nua,
Il" -iuut Shoes, fIi.ra>.