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The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-14
Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry and

M A G H I n E S H O p
HAVING established ourselves in the above business
IL we are now prepared to do all kinds of CASTING
with neatness and despatch We have tools superior
TO those of any other Foundry in the Mountains and pat
for all kinds of Saw Mill and Quartz Mill Machinery
Pumps and Car Wheels from to 10 inches in diameter
Iron Fronts for Brick Buildings Balcony and Awning
Posts &c. We will also build STEAM ENGINES of
all kinds, from to 40 horse power. We have on
hand an or 10 horse power Engine, just completed
which we will sell cheap can be sold in the STATE
Everything is New & Warranted Perfect
Having THREE LARGE LATHES in running order,
we can fill orders quicker than any other shop in the
mountains.
Any wanting work done will do well to call and
examine extensive lot of PATTERNS.
9r All ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.
r. J. WILLIAMS
ID. THOM,
J, JONES,
JY3 Proprietors.
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PERTLoUs BALLooNIG.-Au aeronaut
made balloon ascension from Erie city
on Thursday last, attempting to cross
Oct to Canada. The wind changed
aftef he had gone to within six miles of
the shore, and blew him back towards
the American side, when he descended
into the lake, about midway. The I'M
lucky aeronaut was soon immersed up
to bis middle in the water, from which
position he was rescued by the boat of
the steamer Marie Stewart. The bal
loon was made fast to the boat, that it
mig be towed to the propeller and pre-
served, bit the machine began to fill
again, and the wind freshening, the po-
sition of the boat and the balloon was
changed, and the sailors found them
SELVES flying through the water at the
tail Of this new-fangled cruiser. The
rope s were quickly cut, and the balloon
soon seudded out of sight. The propell-
Ell took the aeronaut into Detroit.
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A MODEL AFFIDAvIT.-In one Of the
interior counties, a Justice of the Peace
issued warrant on the following afida-
Wit:
Ia Justices Curt - Toacnshfp, Per.
sonally appeared before me, -, and
being duly sworn Opposes and says, that
- Assaulted him with large knife
With intent to Commit Bodily Injury
and inflicted A Wound on his lip ncar
the aid Corral used in 1856.
Proceedings were quashed in a higher
court, on the ground that the place
where the assault was committed, was
not set forth with sufficient certainty.
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Slarery to be "boagAt out' IN Ken
tnchy.-The Newport (Ky.) Ncus states
that ga proposition is in contemplation
to buy the land and negroes owned by
Shareholders in Kentucky at their pres
ent valuation; and if tbree-fourths of
the Shareholders in the State will agree
to sell, the proposed Company will ad-
vance sum of money equal to one-half
the estimated value of both, and in one
year after, pay the whole balance. The
slaves will be set free, and the land
sold at an advanced price, in view of
the State becoming free in one year af-
ter the first payment to the masters,
and the State become settled with real
industrious, enterprising, free people"
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MEsDAMEs ADAMS, MADISON AND
PoLK.-Mrs. Murray, an English wo-
man, who visited the United States in
1873, pays the following tribute to the
pre-eminence of three distinguished
American ladies. She says:
81 have seen three anointed Kiurs
and three inaugurated Presidents. |
admire the Presidents most. 1 have
seen three Queens and three ladies who
have shared the honors of the Presiden-
cy; and truly among the Queens not
one could compare with the regal grace
of Mrs. Madison, the feminine, distin-
guished personnel of Mrs Polk, and the
intelligent, lady-like demeanor of Mrs.
Adams. Mrs. Polk, were it not for the
same defect in the teeth which charac-
terizes Queen Victoria, would be very
handsome woman. Her hair is very
black and her dark eyes and compiled
ton gave her a touch of the Spanish
danes.
These American ladies are highly
cultivated AMI perfectly accomplished F:
and practiced in the most delicate and
refined usage of distinguished society.
Mrs. Polk is very well read, and has
much talent for conversation; she is
highly popular; her reception of all
parties is that of kind hostess and ac-
complished gentlewoman. She has ex-
cellent taste in dress, and both in the
morning and in the evening preserves
the subdued though elegant costume
which characterizes the lady. She is
ready at reply, and preserves her posi-
ton admirably. At levee, gentle
man remarked, Madam, you have a
very genteel assemblage tonight
Sir" replied Mrs. Polk, with very good
humor, but very significantly, 81 have
never seen it otherwise" One morn
ing | found her reading. 81 have many
books presented to me by the authors
said she, "and l try to read them all I;
at present this is impossible; but this
evening the author Of this book dimes
with the President, and l would not be
so unkind as to appear wholly ignorant
and unmindful of his gift.
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The SuEz CANAL.-The Wasbinp-
ton correspondent of the Baltimore SIN,
in bis letter of the 25th ult., writes:
The Suez canal connected with the
navigation of the Red Sea and the over.
land route to the Indies, is the rival
route to that which we propose across
our continent and the Pacific, for the
commerce between the eastern and
western hemiapheres. In New York
there arc, as it appears from the news
papers, some strong interests at work in
favor of opposing this as the channel of
trade, instead of that which lies through
our own territory, or at least through
our own continent Mr.. w. B. Reed,
orr minister to China, found himself as
appears from his farewell speech in
Philadelphia, among gentlemen who en-
tertained this particular idea, but thew
failed to impress their views upon him,
inasmuch as he considered their project
as wanting in the essential characteris-
tic of nationality.
1t is urged that the Suez project, if
carried out, will shorten the distance
from New York to Bombay near 1000
miles; that from London to Bombay,
5000 miles, from Marseilles. 5000; from
st. Petersburg, 1000; and from Con-
ST ntinople, 10000 miles. On the other
hand, we urge the superior advantages
which the navigation of the Pacific by
st cam affords for connecting the East
Indies with the great mercantile marts
of the world.
But there is no immediate prospect
Of the opening of the Suez canal
Many believe that it will be found i'm
practicable for various physical reasons
which have been often stated. The
British Government has never cordially
favored the project, and prior to the late
a lance with France was hostile to it.
atd used strong influence to thwart it.
The reason IS obvious, for the opening
OF this route would give to all Southern
Europe the same advantages ofstrade
with the East, which she possesses.
The plans have been perfected for the
work, md large part of the capital
subscribed. The only thing wanting is
| the Sultan's guaranty of neutrality.
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A Good Ranch for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale the following describ
l. ed Ranch: Lying the south side of Deer Creek
one half mile from Nevada, bounded on the north by
Big Deer Creek, on the east by the claim of Francis
Francis on the south by VIM Aliens land, and on the
west by Pecks Ravine, being near Pecks Old Quartz
Mill. 1t contains about 45 acres it good house
aad cabin is all well fenced i portion of which vet
has its natural growth of timber 1t contains some ex
celent garden ground, Por ion of which has on it
crop of vegetables 1t will be sold cheap for cash or
traded for stock.
For further particulars, enquire of T L. Hughes or at
this Office. REBECCA WOOLFORK
June ), 1s57-tf
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lAM .s,;l.5:z:.s;ss { -
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT --On and after
- the 18th of March, the trains of the Sacramento
Valley Railroad will leave as follows, viz:
Passenger Trains.
Will leave Sacramento daily at II O'Clock, and 81 p
s. Folsom daily at u A. NJ. l2 NJ and 5P.
On Sundays, beside the above there will be from Sac
ranento a 10 A. NJ. train.
ON SUNDAYS-Excursion Tickets will be issued at
81 80 for the trip-good for the day only
Freight Trains.
Will leave Sacramento at II A. NJ and 2P.M
Folsom at I 81 A. NJ.
The l-2 A. NJ Train will take through Freight only
No freight transported on Sundays
STAGES connect with the lie A. NJ. Trains for
Nevada Grass Valley Auburn,
Iowa Hill. Forest city Downieville
Orleans Flat, Ophir, Col Hill
lllinolstown Yankee Jim's, Greenwood VaPy
Georgetown, Mormon Island Coloma
Ell Dorado, Diamond Springs, Placerville,
Prairie City, Michigan Bar Cooks Bar.
Wallis Diggings, Live Oak CITY, Arkansas Digings
Willow Springs, Drytown, Amador,
Suffer, Jackson Fiddletown
And other intermediate places
The Stages will connect with the u NJ. Train n
irving in Sacramento in time for the Francicco
boats
For Freight or passage apply at the Il. Il. stations.
je26 J. p ROBINSON supt.
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BRICKS

WE undersigned will continue have constantly on
u hand for the Nevada market good assortment of
NJ, Tor building Houses, Foundations Vaults Gel
lars Chimuey's, Wells, Sidewalks for setting Boilers
building Ovens, and all kinds of Brick Masonry
VINO wish to guard against the destructive elements
-hre ana Water-can now secure the means for doing
so effectualy by giving us a call
All orders left at ROGERS, HAMILTON & Cos. on
NAM street or at the Yard onehaf mile of Neva
da, on the Red Dog Road, the Wood Bine Farm will
be promptly attended TO on reasonable terms
n. B. All kinds of Brick and Stone Work neatly and
well done at the shortest notice.
Nevada June T. 1857.
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" A young friend Of mine WAS e1

~ A young friend of mine was en-
gagged in teaching mutes. He was .ex-
planning by a sign the use and meaning
of the particle dis and requested one
of them to write on the black board a
sentence showing her knowledge # the
sense of the prefix. A bright one i'm
mediately stepped forward and wrote
the following
Boys love to play, but girls to dis
play"
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- A little girl, on hearing her moth
er say that she intended to go to ball
and have a dress trimmed with tugles,
innocently inquired if all the bugles
would blow up while she danced. "Oh,
no." said the mother, "your father will
do that when he discovers that have
bought them"
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- An umbrella IS property. The
point was settled in the Boston Police
Court, in one case at least. James Nut
ting was complained of for the larceny
of an umbrella, the property of George
M. Hind. The Court decided that nm
brellas aeere property in spite of the lib
.eral views which people entertain re-
speeding them, and accordingly fine of
two dollars and costs was inflicted.
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For Sale mt a Bargain!

t'HE fine Cottage built Dwelling House on Pine street
L above the Court House. door above the Sash
and Blind factory. is offered for sale a Bargain.
The house has five rooms well finished with Closets
piazza in front, &C. large yard with splendid well
of water ouihouses and other complete
premises. Terms made easy. Enquire at the Nevada
Journal Office of E G. WAITE
Nevada July oath lSJ7-tf
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Ranch for Sale.
q IL b A L BAR GAIN,

" NJ "a N II HD IN HA N n n N y
A NY PERSON wishing to purchase A GOOD RANCU
N on the naost favorable terms have now the oppor.
tunity. 1t is one of the BEST STOCK or HAY RANCH
rs in the mountains of California and any one ant
ing to into that pleasant business offers Inducements
not often to be with II is situated on Dry Greek
about one mile and half northwest of the Zinc House
on the Sacramento road.
1t contains two quarter sections of Land, ALL En-
CLOSED WITH A GOOD BRUSH FENCE and two
or three smaller Lots in board fence, and
GOOD FRAME BUILDING, NEW.
There snow growing on it a CROP OF HAY, which
will yield the present less than Forty Tons
and Three Acres of the finest BARLEY II contains anv
amount of the best Garden Ground to be found in the
state about fonr of which fenced and has been
cultivated for that purpose A small lot of Timothy
Meadow is well seeded and in fine condition Abont
ONE HUNDRED PEA CHI TREES of one wears growth
and all the necessary tools for farming
There is on the place, number of Large and never
failing Springs aording abundant supply of excel
lent water either for stock irrigation the year round
1t will be sold at the most reasonable rate either in
luding the present years crop without it.
65 For further particulars address by letter. or in
person, N p BROWN
july "a, 1894 Nevada Journal Office
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For Rent.

Two Brick freproof Stores in the Nation al Exchange
Il buildings Broad Street
Aso-Two Buildings Main street one on the west
side, fitted up for Bakery a saloon Ono on the
east side lately fitted up and well adapted a saloon
Apply to GEO. KEENEY
Nevada, June 10, 1857
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How LAND SELLS IN IRELAND.-It
is thought by some that good land in
the old States sells at enormously high.
prices when it brings from $50 to 500
per acre. When compared, however,
with the price paid in the old country
England and ireland, for instance-the
selling value of our lands would seem to
he moderate enough The Shenandoah
(Va.) Tenth Lcgion has been furnished
with statement, by Mr.. Daniel Ella
herty, at Powell's Fort, of several sales
of land, in the county of Kerry, in the
south of ireland, furnished him by
friend living there. A farm containing
forty acres was sold for $3.50 one Of
eighty acres for G6,0lO; one of ninety
acres for $4,000; one of sixty acres for
the sum of ee6,200; and another of for
ty acres for 1000; one of one hundred
and thirty acres for se34 200. An Eng
fish pound is about S4.S74.
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New Drugs and Medicines.

NEW Drugs and Medicines.
81 mercial street, Nevada.
(At Rudolph's Old Stand)
fI'HE undersigned having purchased the Drug Store
lately owned by DIR. Rudolph begs leave to inform
MS friends and the public that he will devote all his time
and attention with sretness to his business and keep
constantly on hand all the various articles usually found
Vel Ordered Drug Store,
and will sell the BEST ARTICLES at az low nrc.s
any other house i'll the Mountains
s9 PLY SICIAHS PRESCRIPTIONS accrrateIv
compounded at all hours of the day night
E. f. SPENCE, Druggist
Nevada, July "a, '57.-lm 81 Commercial St
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p z "A CH ES I

Ever before offered in this market As our whole atten
ton will be confined to the wholesale retail trade of
reaches alone, we trust TO merit the patronage deal
ers and the public in general Prices suit the times
Nevada July gid ls57-lm
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BILLIARD SALOON
HARRINGTON & PATTERSON.

90 long and favoraby known on Broad street. have re
- moved and opened the finest Billiard Saloon to be
of Broad and Pine Street. opposite Kidd Knoxs
prick building.
They hereby tender invitation to all their old patrons
and friends to pay them frequent visits and they hereby
pledge themselves to give good satisfaction formerly
The Saloon will be furnished with and magnificent
Billiard Tables and every appendage complete.
The Bar
Is fitted up in the finest style supplied with the
choicest and most costly Liquors and Cigars
Nevada January 16, lS57.-tf 90
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T.. GUERH & 60.

French Store Al Broad stre,e doors the Post
EiNG DESTROYS to close their Branch in this CITY of
~ Ter their BEAUTIFUL stock of DRY GOODS at an en-
ormous sacrifice. 49, -
Merchants and Traders will have good opportunity
to buy their Goods lower than the San Francisco nre
Eg-store fixtures for sale. ac5- Store to Let
T. S.-Persous having any bills standing with ms will
Iasot Upon us oy calling and settling them as
soon as possible well as those having anv claim
against the firm will oblige them for
ment. ~'tie
Nevada, July 10TH ls57.-lm
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WILLIAMSON. l. n. DAWLEY-
WILLIAMSON & DAWLEY,


AT THEIR OLD STAND, 30 MAIN STREET, NEVADA
Highest Price paid for Gold Dust.
DUY CITY, County and State Scrip. Gold Dust semitic
ID the Atlantic States and insured.
Gold Dust sent to the United Mint San Francisco
coinage.
general Banking business.
Checks on Sacramento and San Francisco.
We have the best FireProof Vaults in the state
and viii receive Special and General Deposits Attention
paid n collections l1-u
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u. p. DAVIS,
Gunsmith,

Having survived the fire the subscriber has again es
tablished himself on SPRING STREET, in the rear
United States Hotel where he will prosecute his
business for the present iu the Gunsmith line.
Rifles and Shot Guns kept constantly on hand for sale
Pistols. Powder Shot, Lead, Balls, Caps, Naddlhs
Flasks Powder Horns &c. &c.
Guns and Pistols repaired and put in order at the short
est notice. Having superior Lathe he can Inanufac
ture any part of machinery which may be desired
New Rifles made TO order. o24-u
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s. G. FOSTER.

Agent for White & Hollister,
Proprietors of the AMERICAN NURSERY.
Has TAKEN THE STORE NO. IS MAIN STREET.
corner OF Washington street, where he will be in
constant receipt of the largest supply of
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Notice.

THE firm of BRENTANo & FURTH of North San
Il Juan is this day Dissolved by mutual consent
BLOCK s. FURTH win settle all accounts of the late
firm and will continue the business under the name of
the latter firm
HENRY BRENTANo.
D. FURTH
A.BLOCE - a4
North San Juan, July q, 1857.
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For Sale.

HOUSE and LOT on Mill street, Grass Valley, ad-
i joining Cadys Stables The House is in the best
order. almost and will be sold with without Bar
Fixtures Furniture &C. For turtle; particulars enquire
at the premises.
Grass Valley, May 12-3m
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HORN NEAL. just received. and for sale BY
u T. ELLARD BEArS & Co. 50 Brori S-,e.
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A MANY HORNED DiLEMMA,-We

A MANY HORNED DiLEMMA.-We
could not but be amused at the central
izipg efforts of man on Main street,
the other night. He had been to some
grocery, and was walking along the
paveni ent with a cabbage under each
arm. some potatoes in the bosom of his
shirt, beefsteak in one hand and two
pullets in the other, besides a brick or
two in his hat Here his troubles COM
menced. He dropped one cabbage;
stopped to pick it up; spilled his pota-
toes; laid down the steak and chickens;
put the potatoes in his pockets; the
cabbage in his bosom; meanwhile one
chicken travelled off; laid the cabbage
down. and started in hot pursuit of the
truant chicken caught it found chick
en- No. 2 had taken leg bail; wedged
chicken No. l between the two cab
bages and a stone, and made after No
2 captured it, and when we left was
trying to arrange matters for convent
ence of carriage, to the infinite amuse-
ment Of quite crowd of lockers on.
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VALLEY RAILROAD.

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JUST RECEIVED AT

wv ELL n
HOUPER,S
.rng ana Prsscrtptisn store,
A MOTHER fresh supply of Drugs, Chemicals,
.,.i.. .v1lsnted pure.) Perfumery and Fancy mr.
ds, - the most popular articles of the
oonesntrA,.d Persian essence. ,hs most el.e.u,
Pesfeoe Tor impArting To the hsndk ercbief a ycry
agreeable and lasting odor
Bouquet dDrleans. or Xxx Ron,hon o,,snt.,
Drops, Otto of Roses,
haf. Masnolia, Ext. New Mown Hay,
West IND, Tes Rose,
Sweet Brisr, Patehouiy,
.. Ausk, Jockey club
?" Hsiio.rope, Vioie,,e; '''
ssrosna, Amber and Orange Flower Water; Arc
omAtie Vinegar, Aromatic Crystals, Ger
man Fsrena Cologne, Ascassar Oil,
vinegar Dc Rouge, Piak sau-
ccrs Mesn Fun, Chalk
Balls Lily White,
bsndsiine, and Egyptian Hair Dye.
FOR rnxaAis.
Aisxsnder's Pelsmieus,
savage's ursina,
Lyman 3 Are,usins
baxin 9 poncine Soap,
Luoin' oayon superGne Soap,
Verb<nA snsp,
Honey ooAp,
Vegetable oil Sand Soap,
fran.parsnt Soap Barr,
Transparent Soap BalI,,
Anandine soap,
Marsh MaIlow,
1cnnine Yankee Soap, s.
Military shaving sosp.
Shaving Cream,
Shaving Brushes.
iia,r brushes,
.seth Brushes,
Nail Brushes,
Flesh Brushes.
Port MoeAies,
Railroad Companions,
Cigar Cases, and
Tray, ling Fiasks Of every description.
YLAvoRiSG EXTRACTS.
Vanilla,
Almond,
Lemon,
Celery, -
oeo1s Pine Apple, ,Ac.
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FIRE INsUAANCE.
Mlssoarl state Mutuai
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF ST. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS.
=. D. AscaAs, .. n. Edgsll, C.S. 8rsely,
4. Wynsn, G. H. Peck, BWAlexsndsr
James saith, A. .. Pomsroy, D. D. PAGE.
RS. ELLIOTT, Seo'y. q, N, EiOELL. prs,,t
no sxfnA RisKs rAxss
Z. u. A0LARS, 0sneral Agent.
deel-diy A. BRIDGMAN, Agt, K,oksk.
AaaAAssao LiSe Iasasanee Usapa.v
l46 Da0ADwAY, NEW YOaK.
CdsA Capdsissd AseSmsishoa tlUO, ,OeO
200 with the Com psroller Of The
state Of New York, for the security Of Policy
hoidsrs ln addition to which the stockholder, :.
pssseasiiy liable. Among the Dirsctors Are thc
noSt ~ wealthy and indasntial eitissns Of New York
hi. is stock Company. returning 70 the A..
ssied VT per cent Of all the profits annually
party ~ years Of age may secure to his familv
free from the claims Of his creditors for ahont Il
cents pr week, policy for 81, zoo.
he wosld uotspare this san for the ~yatisca
.on Of feaeetion, on sick bed or la case ef asei
dent. thst II All else fail, he had made cs,t.;n
provision for bis family1 II would tighten hi
pain and do more for his recovery than m nedier.
G. I. WsAPLs, See'y.
Prospsctus ,wlth all nccessary iufornation In,
nsned Ny HICKEY 4 SIMPSON, ,Axts
. Post OGce Buiidinx,
uso~uiy keokuk Iova
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WIN. BROWN,
Ar C. CHITECT r.

UST call At his rooms, over doubleday Will
u soas Store, second street, any time tsacspt Ssn
Aays,) from day iight till 10 ocioek nj xht, he
10 obliged 70 be constantly ON hand on sccount Of
pssssof basne... and see his e., apparatas,
and extensive Architectural Library, which are
tree 10 the inspection Of a,i and judge whether hs
10 competsnt toserve,he public in his profession -.
H might here recite what great things be has done
u can Do, but that would be superduuns In this uti
isArisn co immunity therefore he IL willing 70 show
The public what be can himself do In . practical
feba-d ". BROWN.