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q UCENA CORDIAL, OR THE ELINIR OF
Z 4 LOVE. Itis sovereign and speedy cure for
lmcipieHl Con sumption, RaueunCss, Obstruction, dit
icult painful Menslruarian, incnntjneuce of Urine,
involuntary discharge thereof, and for pros
tratOn OF the system, whether the result Of inherent
causes produced by tregUnyy, illness oraccdent.
IL is pleasant 10 the taste, and positively in
operations in IRcUrrhna or Whites, Its unriYaeh te-
pulalion in both hemsPheies, is the result of its al
most supernatural virtues.
Let no one dospair! Nothing can he more surpris-
ing Than its inyig0ratlng effects on the human frame.
Persons afflicted with weakness and lasstudG before
takingit, at once become robust and full of energy
under lis influence. 1t Immediately counteraCts the
nervGlCssness IOOSemess of the emae-tlame, which
is the only Of barrenneRs; and which, prior 10
Dr. Mangn's discovery, was c0nsideres 10 be ncura-
BILE. Language indeed. cannot do Justice TO the me
tits of The LUCTNA CORDI-4L, which is regarded
by the heads al the Faculty as of the most i'm
pnrtant discoveries Of the age,
For sale by G. K. TYLER, cor. Of Baltimore and
High sis; ROBERTS & ATKINSON, corner of Van
over and Baltimore sis; and !. NJ. LAROQUE, corner
of Baltimore and Harrison sts.
Price 80 per hottie.
E3"Purchasers, to avoid being imposed up IN, viii
please remember that the name LUClNA CORDIAL,
! is stamped on the glass OF each bouIe. seI2-u
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TEACHER. A Graduate from New England
Il College wishes 10 obtain a situation as Teacher
either in an academy or tor in private family to
instruct the Latin, Greek, and all the higher branches
of Matthew atics, &c. He would have no objection
To go to the country, or either of the Southern or
Western States The best ties imonias of CHI aracter
andqualifcations will be given. Apply at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
iaI4 No, 10 Exchange Place,
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mar. svVEE1SER'. EXTRACT OF H.
n " NEGLNNREl AAN llAH EAR ElM NV!

RhR. . w EETSEIa'. EXTRACT OF IL
~ YERWORrH AND Tar, FOR Gov UMP-
TiON, CNUGHS, ASTHMA, PAIN IN Tue
BREAST, &c. One Of the most eminent medical
writer's who has written on diseases Of the Lungs,
remarks very justly, that the grGlGsi difficulty nj.
tending HE iFetumrnL Of tUneumprive ctS's, Is in
the FIRST places gCtImg Iatemls Ia take medicine
for what they consider nCce cough or cGd-su some
rsuaTN, I's GuiY Cnd, always let cold take its
own course and i. usually utf Itself. Now /.
some cas- = This may ne lrnr; bnli can aSrutc those
suffering wiIh cuuah pam Ia the hTtuSG thai IN
He cases of C0uSump ion nnt often, mat they have
invariably resulted tiUln neglected ruld
Another class of persons ~ u ohj"ct 10 toke ANY
med cine for what they consider Consumption, hml 1
can assure them that in many if they take great
care Of themselves aud use proper medicine, hpy
may ffrCtually cure themselves hsIh n ~ Il itCui-
~ Of breathing he erc tnaly cared by he "XIYact
Of Liverwnrth and Tar; Bronchitis and Sore Throat
will also yield ~ its astonishing IT cts.
Or SWeetser's Extract 0i i.ivPrwOtih and Tar will
he found remely ustfai tn those who suffer from
the evil Influence Ofnght sw ats.
Prepared only by DR.. 5. II SwggTsBR, Front street,
New York. For sale by SETH ). HANCE, No. lbs
Baltimore II :. and cor of CuaTles and Pratt-sts
Also, by Perkins, of Franklin and Green s,
and conner of Green ard Baltimore streets; ThOmp-
SON. corner of Howard and Fayette streets; Tyler,
corner Of Hiah and E. Baltimore street Is; and Hop.
kins Felps Point. iaS
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GOuD-NEWS GOOD NEVVS!?
FROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE
~.

1nff4.rrT5a The subscribers have prepared -,
fine assortment of hCautiu and tsaA'H'i'E
SHOES and CATERS, suitable for the
fall and winter, which they wCud like Tie Ladies 70
call and examine and can be sold at the following
prices; Gaiters -; Half Caters, thick sole $l.62
Morocco half Boots do. s. l5; Morocco Jefie SONS
do. Sl.l2; Sral skin Hail Boots, Sl.l9; Seal Skin
Jetersons, 81; Misses hail Boots thick sole, rs cents
chlldren's Boots and Shoes 50 cents.
GJy- The above woik is prepared in the neatest and
most fashionable Style with every care for it's dura
tiitY. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS
WEDDINGS and PARTIES, made at the shortest
notice. ELLIS y NlCULAi,
n27-U Nose BaltimOre-St
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NO LONGER
or d.

REU GFEENGEn TO ~.
lJ~The puzzle are respectfully Informed that by the
ordinance OF the city, regulating the numbering of the
h'u5es, The suh7criher's nutnbGr has been changed
from ~ 10 @, al which his customers and strangers
vii please take notice.
The Proprietor Of the celebrated VEGETABLE
HiiTERs and COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
sent ocCa-up 10 call the attention Of strangers visiting
The city, aud others, to the superior qualities Of the
above medicines for the cure OF Dyspepsia Bowel
Complaints. BilIous Fever, Fever and Ague, RhGuma-
usIH, Colds, GGughs, Consumption, ana many other
MANY certInCatCs published in the papers of the day,
he has in his posassiou number from rtspGcta-
bic Individuals, all oeyiEg TO The virtues Of these
medicines, and which can be seen al his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity 10 return
Ills grateful thanks 10 a discerning public, who have
extended to his medicines such liberal support since
thcir intruauct0n into this city; and he is happy IN
the belief that they have been productive of much
good where used As he is tho sole proprietor and
manufacturer, he would caution the public against any
attempts that may he made 10 impose upon them
spurious article. Every bottle Of his medicine is
scaled and stamped with his name on the top of the
cork, also fac smile Of his On the label on the
side Of the botc, None other genuine; therefore
he GOL deceived.
His ANTi-BlLIOUS PILLS are acknowledged
80 he 4 most excellent remedy for bilious complaints
They are extensively used and pronounced one Of
the hes, faHiiy medicines before the public
In addition TO the above he has many other MEDi-
CINAh PREPARATIONS, OF his own manufacture,
together with a great variety of PERFUMERY Gaia
!oeues Of which can be seen at bis store, and which
he warrants ~ be equal To any in The city.
LOUIS GOULEy, No. 81 Baltimore street,
Between Ftaderick and Harrison streets,
aud near Centre Market.
N. b. Remember the Nm, fS, the genuine anti
cIs3ase FOR sale 10 other place m Baltimore. ala
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OCEAN WAVES. This largest waves pro-
coed at the rate of from 80 to 40 miles an
hour; vet it isa vulgar belief that the water
itself advances with the speed of the wave.
The form of the wave only advances, while the
substance, excepting little spray above re-
mains rising and falling in the same place.
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IMPORTANT DECISION. Judge King, of PHI
ladelphia, has decided that the Schuylkill Bank
is responsible for the defalcations of its former
cashier, Lewis, in the matter of the Kentucky
Bank. This decision will affect thousands
who have an interest in the Schuylkill Bank.
The amount claimed by the Kentucky Bank is
about 100000.
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EFDid you see the Balloon, Patrick yes,
honey, watched it half an hour after it was
out Of sight.
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this or any city IN The union. He also
would return thanks to his friends and customers fol
their Kind patronage and would ask n continuance Of
the
N. y. GUNNER's BOOTS made.
apl5-y SAMUEL BlCkbEY.
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Correspondence of the American Republican.


WAsHNGToN, Jan. 20, 1916.
| am sorry that must yet press the belief
that more cases of small pox or variolod exist
in this city at present than most people seem
to be aware Of. This opinion Is founded upon
no desire to create alarm or to JON in the
mournfu misgiVings 0falal mists or grumblers.
1t is true that no case of malignant small p0r
NAV exist but cases of varioloid are more pu-
merous perhaps than common report could i'm
press upon the public mind. The articles
which have appeared in the papers ofyour city,
! Philadelphia and n. York relative to the otter
minalion Of this disease, might be read with ad-
vantage by our legislators. 'Ehe papers suggest
that tfjctudl and speedy means be used for as
cerlalning the real number OF eases existing,
and their form, besides OF providing means Of
vaccination and ret cccinatiou within the reach
Of all and az the publlc's expense. Some of
the cases with have occurred in this CITY have
cone withOl! that attention which thew de-
luanded, and has no doubt been tho means OF
spreading the conlaglJn. The disease may
"rradoalIy disappear and it mqy ''graduaIiy' -
inciolsC. lis progress therefore should be dulv
noted by those in whose hands the health OF
the city IS placed to great extent.
II it Is almost needless for he 10 say, that tho
numerous friends vi tie tiIentcd and respected
! w. f. Burton, heartily rejoice at tie contra.
diction Of the publication CT his death, as stated
in the New York papers. There are but few
in tins city who do not appreciate the charac-
ter Of Mr.. Burton, not only as an actor, unr-
vailed IN his profession, but as gentleman of
! no ordinary literary allalnments,
Il Heir Alexander had an oYerdowng house
last night and large number could not gain
admission, His stay will not be prolonged be-
yond Saturday nigh. most positively
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The FAKIR OF AVA. This distinguished
magician is creating quite sensation in Louis
vile. The Journal says he had an audience
of 500 persons the other evening.
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than al any other establishments The subscriber in
vites The pubic to give him call, as they may rely
on citing work Of a superior quality, he has EN-
pIoved most efficient workman John b. R0terls)
as foreman, who has been in the best establishment
in This city. A. w. CHANEY.
NJ. B. Customer work made to order at the short
est notice.
He would. also inform his old.customers who have
so literally pairOnizea him al his old and well known
stand IS Harrison st., that he has on hand large
stock of all kinds of Boots Shoes made in the most
fashionable STYLE which will be sold low, either
wholesale or retail.
A. w. CLANCY, 80 Harrison ST.,
d3.3m Sign of the Ma p0leon Boot & Shoe Store.
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ANOTHER REyERsE OF FORTUNE. The N.
Y, Ledger states that the famous horse Ma
zeppa, whose brilliant career commenced with
the extraordinary run of that favorite specta-
bic, having become superannuated, has been
rejected by the managers, and now daily draws
about a soda-water wagon.
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SlGNiFIcATi0N or NAMES. Emma is from
the German, and signifies Il nurse; Caroline is
from the Latin, noble minded; George ION the
Greek, farmer; Martha fro The Hebrew,
bitterness; the beautiful though common name
Mary, is Hebrew, and ueaus drop of salt
water, tear So,hil f5om Creek, wisdom ;
Susan fcom Hebrew, o hlY Thomas from
Hebrew, twin; Robert from Germln, famous
in council.
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WI ENN EOOr NuOM SwnR ~

EAST BALTIMORE STREET,
Three doors Easl Of the Bridge.
Wh,rG the suhsc her has opened
fashionable BOOT AND SHOE
STORE, rad has on hand n general
assortment Of Gentlemen and La
dies Boots and Shoes OF every de
ScrinIinn. which will be sold lower
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DUcE uaNrsNG, mike, why don't you fire
at them ere ducks, boy don't you see you've
got the whole Of 'em before your gun" II
know | have, but when | get aim at one,
another swims right betwixt HIM and me-"
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BOOT EACT0HN

The subscriber having opened store
No. 24l WEST PRATT STREET, e
few doors above sharp, SCUM side,
would respectfully inform his friends
all the public generally, that he is pre-
pare TO manufacture BOOTS, served
or peggCd, that cannot be eNceiiad IN
materials, workmanship or ncatnes5 OF
nj, which he win guarantee shall Weai
equal 10 any thai are manufactured in
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MEDICAL, OFFICE.

NO. A SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
First door from Bamore-st going towards the d0ck)
TENAKE NOTICE of DIX. ROGERS NAME on
II different parts of the Office
Attendance from a. NJ. till 10 at night.
CURE WARRANTED.
a. NopAV I'M FSS A CIIRE RE EXPECTED
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n, B, Bemrln6CF tlH M, fs, as The genuine dItL-
cle}ace FOR sale at other place m Baltimore. ala
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SELLING DAUGHTER a letter GATED Da:
mascus, Oct. 10, says GA man was found the
other day in the public market Offering his
daughter for sale. Being Christian, he was
sent to the Patriarch by Mr.. MIsh, the English
dragoman, who prevented it, His story was
a simple one: Pm a weaver: on account OF
the cheap English goods my trade has been
put a stop to. have a wife, mother, and
seven children to support. When sold every
thing we had, tried to beg, but no one would
give. | could get no other work We have
had no bread for the last three days. | thought
ofselling one Of my children to keep the Others
from starving. was offered 500 piasters (se5)
for this girl, and would have sold her had 1t
not been for Mr.. Msh, who sent me here"
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PIANO FORrEs.

y sSENCE-is Gross Cinnamon, Il do rs,,.,...,
- - Lemon. just feccNe,d ~ y ~ "a
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nm, WHEELING. Va.
oii'ctnl d"wing Of Gee Pokuinokc Ri,.,
l@itefy oi Delaware, class No. 30 ,t,.,.. \,
Wilmington Nov. - a.
10 10 % q 3 81 ~ Us g. &C
Lowest prize 81.
o'il' eel drawing ut the Pokomoke Ri,.,
i"'irp ui Delaware. tlass 20. dc,,,n.,t,.t
miutipn Nov. ~. w"
2 81 30 10 ~ 90 AL 86 ~
lowest prr Sd
oil'.ial lmulng Of te Gnnd C8pa5J,i..I
N Wilmington Nov Us. o..
% % 10 81 81 90 50 81 DC s. y =, a.
Lowest prize IS.
oitriol dnwing Of lIr DeIavsre Small f.,
- d.. Noy. 2B .."f
IL ~ % 81 ~ 81 81 IS 6 % ~ a.
81
Lowest rn1 ST.
n J.. DORSEY
Sole Asr", i0r lbc Mansrec
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WINTER AMgSEMENTS.

J. 10 not possible, we asa oacc more. TO IS.
iabl,,h ecu oi literary aud scientific lee
lures ia this q y los ihe winter Arc wc al
wise cnough' Arr ~ AL too busiiy engaged
j. there no reason Why We should cnjeayor &,
lead the young. tho, whl az, NOW forming
their characters 90 virtue, intelligence honor
able snd useful thoughts AMI ac,ionsl Can
thrre be iH Wheclinguothng bat ihc ordinary
round ~ husincS>, eating. drinking sleeping *
,h, catching of moments conversation
upon the common place topics of news
Neighbu.s ond friends, II we suffer our minds
aud lhcT energies 10 sisgunte Tor ycBrs %
come a. they are now sisgnant. II We orc
merely content with staying ia this ball OF
,arlh, as The oyster STAYS ia his she'll, until
death wups a. Ia his sable livery. Our souls
Will have bocomc too rusty tolcave their sleep.
mS tenemcnis and too stupid 10 dress them
selves ia the robes OF immortality.
WHAT az, iIie Trustees OF thc University do
ms Where is toe Lyccum2 The Lrgi,la-
tive a. ocintion, lhe Young ,ncu those la the
prime Of lie Nh.r are Our professional
msu2 There az enough Who ought to pat
,hernseve, forward in this matter; apply ,h,ir
shoulders TO TIE wheel. and tie work viii
so on.
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HON a. STEWART Til. ee,,....
- "'.i known rs doe able and se,.,.,,,' IT,,
'ilt ol ibe Protective System far nam, $50.
upon lhe hnafoi Cougrr-s arrived II. ~. .''l
{,,s.riflay and tool lodging, az lhe 4 S.,e.
iie lrit hrrr 'IHs morning. as we learn o,
'i'li in Boston where hr ,,lI b.,
YOU'D. p anHdel in ,isiiug s,me If ~.
.'I'.s in 'hli cit, aud rieinit,. ,.l.,,l,
~. 't' .o much wherever fl,. adm.
III '''.f} Dos been properly rfot.,f.
,,,, y. tv .''i "n pos return hcf-. ou b,.
l'i'" i.w drls iu lh. si.,. LOT. 49, " Il
'H 'Il" uHIif ol b.tnui... 49,. n.
"I.l1 gentleman ob..
HH' raIu us ab.a .I.....
N'n ~" n'na'a.fafer. goo tl.. 49,,
'. "Hi.-.i Boo. n5He I'D f.I..,. =.
'w lri1H-.- & s.. Gs-.u. '|
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THE CoNNEbLSULLE RAILROAD

THE CoNNELLSVILLE RAILROAD
AGAlN.-We Gni in the Pittsburgh hmcn-
can OF Friday afternoon long suiclc upon
this subject, ia which ihe editor, alter stating
that the Baltimore company have not done,
aud will not do anything toward that road,
SAYS
We now come lo the question, what cpufse
wdl Pittsburgh lske2 II i, lay entirely with
her she might SOY she would make thc road
hrse'l; Dat >he could only go 90 lle state
line forty mites distnut rom Cumbs riand.
where the other road terminates" Slick
pin lh.n.
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GOLD WAiCJlFs

u - u ~ i'-tifrd Fcft large ana Gue s.....,...
t......f ,.sfI 7iifrf wstriieF fuHs0s t,a. go
~ cold lover wstrha.. 80 iu fuafisg ~. wv
49,. -, ."i'e'd fnd irrfr wafflrrs Ua t. I....,'
il .. n a"H ~ =. fer.i gaf tf..i.., ,...-t... ~
'e 'eo fnh JraFed asd fIsIs ...... ~.
- '' pr hnhfiHf rtsts. $50 tflI.,r ,....
iha'f air'fs, hDrls1af ~ ,t sI.fs'. 49,, -. .f'f
~. rfifrd Swiss uaf.ff- .'' aHa
go, ~ pa trHar HfI. Iff. a.fr.t..I ...t.. .
F'a.if aHh price, lalas fI...- -.t = ' il
IL t,tt-. ' " ie isrgr. ubi.b 4. $780,.
tr.,... 80 f iHsr ii'f. aI ri which ~. -. IL.
I..... 49,. .iN lfirfs. q uiI 200 s.ff t.....I. ~.
,.'. ~. We. E'4 oi'er uta in Nlssi.ar iffl....
49,. IVY 'i lAI HI4fI4F
No laf aI... ...
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Nh. wHIrNEY.S pRDpoSgp ru-

MIR. WHIrNEi'S PROPOSED RAIL.
RoAD-Ata meeting OF large number of
the business mcn Ut ST. Louis "a, Toe court.
housa ~ tina, city, on MONDAY e,r. ing ge
following resolutions wer adopted mani.
mou,ly
Hesolred, Ihot 'he pIoI osilion Of a. Whit
r. E7i, lo construct "a rIitpad from hike
Mlchinsu To iie PaNG, ocean /. ,.i,i,l'I Il,
hie enlightened consideration Of Co1sf.s.
aud oi ihe people pi lhc United St,t.s
Hts0irot, That lba Ausutic anI P,,,6,
oceans ought 90 b. connected b,s ,,iI,,.,I
communication 81 ihe earliest practicable re
rod, and ihit the public lanl, sf. q national
81 object
Ro,Otref That committee Of i,,.l,, d,
appointed To- memou1.ils Congress on thi,
suplfd' aud Ia plucTe sisua.uns lol thst
pufpusc.
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ha"y ~ S-Plrmh't last. son, ssvc1 or
eish' miles iTOm Baltimore. woman haa
bccn found ia her bed murdered, and suspic-
'oa arrested on her husband whose nam, MAS
Allison Nc Donald, Since that, bali OF ia
e'ei'neni has been found against the hushiud.
sha "iiicers Succeeded on Friday morning. in
srIvsting the might've from ins,icc. about thrre
miles from Washington. aud safely lodged
HIM M jail Ia await the rcquisi,iom OF the Gov
enoT OF Maryland.
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WnOLEsALE an RErAn-

- hupse sod sirfiauart "A 49,, syrs..,.s ~. 80. ..,
r,snf lH ~ Hsy ~ sratifs. 81 tsat.st ~ ,rs
ftei it fts place. uti'f therefore rafl 49, sftee
ii'n ~ efsiatff fHfsfats school frstisrs - 49, lt
lr tDwl tal siofk ri ioasti s afaffr uu lf srstsv
!" ~ '.itf ,sts'.' 80. AZ l.isi ifaf Efee hira
catifn ~ 80 fnfaF h'pa end efsf sissrf sIars III
81 ngfnn
w -l- nIl-l- n a. -. -. =.
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$4,000

Grand Consolidated Lottery oc D.la,,,,o 81
Georgia. Class y 10 EUr,.
80 drawn At Wilmington Delaware On .T-,,,as,,.
Dcrcnti-r 10 iHiN - ~ '""'''s9
20 hhNcf Lottery Ii ifawa Eaiia;s sairi,l srlc,,-
lii<-o sW.-I, 81 tncpl ct sisal NJ of asl -, 80
W. :" OF 90, GOT itfi, sud -Ouf ltu
itrkeir -. siarcs in pfognrtion. 4 ecrt,n,..- . /,
paekasc ~ twenty -iN wars. wuf es.sl s,,4 ,,.,,s
"a hAsea 81. b,caty IN quarters 81.
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&22.5a)O
100000
CAPITAL PRIZE

Gmnd Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
ueor-i1, 'or improving the navigation of Po-
komokc Rive r, and Tor the benefit of Fort
Gaihe, Academy. Class No 80
i"iF avn " w ingior. p,'swarc. lee :. ~ Pain
A. 80. Nansrcfs ! pfigc ct stntN0 ! 81 f,uro F., =,
nw" % Sun, OF ioSi ot a,5s7. s5oT /. 5Cs : 81
=, 81 ~ ana 'i'n-s,is OF -uiar rrizcs - ns-
g. aud qn4rier- =, so - - "~4''-
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E4tfftt' hetftfs &C. tNtffH.d fssf LAT atairss ~
"a fsrct ~ pf0lclfr kns..r =. az. 49,. fl.i.s
asi.a q 80 th} oi MLfsuE n sfsffl ffeni Dom
~ A'r SEQ hfti- fl.c rIrfIss u tif ~ asssi 10
80 rit1fttt.f sfsff.l ~ frsiness,
tnA Npfaf ria.t ~ nlft ai g. rfesf S. fsns al
fe.a r' trf Use aI fe1fhes Fae slinaialr
~ t aif ifit.f % f4ftrrrI.Is ta fiafti trsfrfE
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