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GOOD NEWS taGoOD NEWB!I
j. IT.. rs sen 8 / j

es si. y ~ :, q, NO.ODo'
being tha larse: and best ever brought 70 this mar
ket aAd in the very tip. top of the fashion.
All those desiring anything iii the Tine of my trade,
are III yited to call anexamIe my Stnek, where they
cspRot ail tond the very thing they DESIRE as ee
reVsfythbg usSalf found In such establishments. MY
stock embracess -sIaf+ /. s1',n
Drab Beavers, CtTfacGa, .
Silks, Black and nrab, Florence Ventilators,
Cashmerette PanalHas,
Young Americas, y Gonts, Soft Hats,
Leghorns, Pl.and fs'd FIR. Senales,
Etc., etc., etc., u = Etcs, etc., etc.,
ofevery styiesand qualify. Also an endless variety
of PalmleafaR Straw Hats. Also, oceans of
ts..:. FLATS, HATS AND CAPS,
Ethe litNd foiksl Together with tremendous oi
OF CENTS CAPS 6fescfy style and color extant.
Ladies' and gentlcmen, Just drop in at No 3 Phoenix
Bldek, and xnune my stock and satisfy yourselves.
Rayenna, May 4, 1857 j. GREEN.
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Get YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS, Ambto-
" types, etc., of STAFFER & co Rooms over
Baird's Jewery Store, Ravenna. q. 81 M !
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M ISS ROOD has llIst received from New
III York, an inyoiee Of the prcttlest and cheapest
&c.,l ever brought to Raycnna. Rooms in Aliens
.0ck. N
June 10 Js5s-am. |
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Nancy Freed, In the Court of Common
VS.. < PIeas of P0ftape counfy
The defendant is hereby notified that on the sotb
day Of May, 1851, the plaintiff fled In the ofice OF
the Clerk of said fuuft her peHtonfor divorce and
aimopy sgem dc fsndant, and for catse alleged vii.
fu absence for nnjfe than three yafa, gross neaecI
ofduty and fraud alent contract in said marriage.
Said position win be for hearing at the Septeutef
term of:said court,at which time detsHdanI is ro-
June 4, 1857-6w.t % y !. Att,y for Petitionar
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PROSECUTION WITHDgAWN.--The crimi
nal prosecution against Prof. SPENCER, fol
an alleged robbery in franklin, has been
withdrawn. This was done upon the ground
that the EVIDENCE was insufficient to convict
and it was deemed wise not to put the State
to the expense whice would necessarily be
incurred by Indictment, trial, etc. A civil
action has been commenced against him to
recover the money, andalso damages fol
other injuries sustained.
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REPUBLICAN DsIEeATEs fTo THE State
CotyErrfoN. : o. r. BRows, s. w. Treat,
-. HuserEs. ALBERT. Ausris, j, "A. GAR
FIELD and E. NEEDHAM, are the delegates
from Portage County to the State Republi.
can Convention, to be held August 18th.
J. 9. HERRIcK, s. CAss, Gro. WHrrTLE.
sEf, A. G. STREAroR, &. Bryant and Ira
GARDNER are The aIternatcs.
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BONNET, @RIBBONS aud Dress Trim.
- s,Hings openfbE at the new store of CoFvIN d.
PlkaEY, and selling of FAST at very low prices
Ladies in want ofether othose kinds of Goods will
find it to thsiF.in!erest to eafi aud look al ours
May H;i9S7'. :"S< :, NG:1 RHqNl% BLOCK.
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TAE WRITIEe CLAss.-WH. R. STzEE,
Of Winchester, Ohio, as we, announced a
few weeks since, has opened writing school
at the rooms of the High School, ip, Raven:
ma. The class already numbers between
thirty and forty scholars, with afne prospect
of large increase, Now is good time
to receive Instruction in the art of pennan-
ship for those who desire il. s.
Mr., Steen Will also, pay particular atten.
ton to writing cards for those who may wish
them, nt the rate of 50 per hundred. All or.
ers left at the Ravenna Book Store will re.
ceive prompt attention. r-
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The APFOrhrMEsr OF DELEeATEs 20 FHE
STATE DE4OcRALTC cOHvEsrlOH. ~ We
would direct special attention to the notice
given BY DR.. WitLis, Chairman Of the
OemocsGfie Central Committees Of the
County, fOf'a 1neeang on Saturday the 25ih
inst to sPpoint delegates to the State Con.
VentiOn Ct Columbus. Letus have fill del.
egatiOns from every township, J impOrtaA
business besides the ,sPpOihtment OF dele
gates will require attention. 1t will be no
ticed that each township is entitled to twc
delegates. 1t will be further perceived tina
seven delegate from each township are {,
be chOsent to the county Convention. :
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FREE kovE DoorfHE REJEcrED.-We un.
derstand that the Free Love doctrine, advo
GATED on the Fair Grounds, two weeks ago,
BY one Of, The Spiritual speakers. is disap
proved ofby the friends Of the harfnpnial faith
in and about Ravenna. They look upon it as
anti-Spiritual in character and degrading to
the morals and manners of any society. So
earnest is their disspprobation that they have
rendered an expression Of their condemna.
ton by formal resolution, at one Of their
meetings. This is right. We never believ.
sedthat4ihose Of our fellow citizens who EN-.
brace Spiritualism' wodidspprove. Of the, mon
strous and odious sentiments put forth by
Mrs. Lewis. s.'7 ef7'''t .'''a- s.rst4 4 IS
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SUMNER STUFTS for gentlemen's 3 weaf
NJ in variety Offorms, uch cashmaret ernfinet;
Kentucky jeans, cettonades, linen drills brown linen
plaid and figured Marseies, ais softnent of Mar
settles vestings, black and drab farmers satin for
coats pants and vests, and variety OF Cthee Kinds of
goods suitable for the season. too S,Se
ton, at the new store of COFFIN Il PINNBE,T
4 May IA, 1857 ,.,y No. Phoenix Block
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Petition for Divorce

GET YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS, Ambro.
~ tyes,, etc., of sfAFFER &c 60. Rooms over
Bard's jewelry Store, Ravenna O. ~
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H@T Wewodla direct the attention Of our
readers to the ADVERTISEMENT 6f F.A. Gun.
Ills u Co, in another column
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1857-08-29
oHANL0S 81. CLARKE.
REAL ESTATE & GENERAL AGENT
CONVCYANCER AND NOTARY PUBLIC.

III ~ ~ Ii UNTIL Nv >
c%oNvEYANcER AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
NlSINGER. MINNESOTA,
viii always attend to buying and selling Land and
City Lots on Commission.
win negotiate Loans, yielding from 20 TO 40 per
cent u month on nnexceptionahle Real Estate security,
make Collections, and locate Land Warrants.
DEEDS, MORTiA0Es, DncEARArOKY STATEMENTS.
and other instruments Of writing neatly and accurately
drawn.
REFrRs BY PERMISSION TO
His Excellency, Gov. Medary, ST. Paul, Minnesota.
FIX. Gov. Alex. Ramsey, !"
John Niuinger, Nininger, I"
Col. John NJ. Stevens, Gleneo,,
Cook d Sargent, Davenport, Iowa.
John Ludlow, Pres't Springfield Bank, Springfield Ohio.
Levi Rhinehart, Pres't M v. Br. State Bank /"
Hon. Sampson Mason,
Peter Odlin, President Day ton Br. State Bk Dayton, "
+. A. 4 7. I. More, Dayton, Ohio
The $. Of /. e. ! sec IS, town rs. range IL and S
acres timber, below Spring Lake. 20 acres broke, 40
enced, we'll &c.
The s. 9. I sec. II, town ia, range -.
" e. J Of n. e. / sec. 10, town us, range 10.
!" s.w. / of n. v. ! and the n. =. Of . ~++ 900
IL, town lis. range Is.
Timber lot no. 5 IL soc. Is andAhc*n. e. / Of p. I. / sec.
~. town 1l5, range IL. Formle By
CHARLES j.. CLAhhE,
100 Acres Of Farming Land, on the north
branch Of the Zumbro, 2 miles from Kenyon and IL
miles from Faribault, part Of which is desirable meadow.
For sale cheap, if applied for soon, BY
A Beautiful Farm of 1874 acres on Rice Lake, 4
miles from Glencoe on the Hutchinson road, ! timber
and the balance rich meadow and fine rolling prairie.
For sale by CHARLIE E. CLARKE.
city Lots one, two and three, in Block 80.
F" Three and four in block 80.
Twenty-Five, twenty-three, twenty-four
in block IS.
Three and four in block &C..
!" Seven in +" 81.
+" Seven in " 65.
Twenty-one, twenty-five, twenty-three and
twenty-four in block 81.
Thirteen, fourteen, fifteen in block lob.
" Seven, eight and eleven lO4.
Three. four, seven, eight, nine, twenty
three and twenty-four in block los.
Fifteen in block 9.
" Sixteen /" "a.
For sale by CHARLES E. Clarke.
House on lot l in block 1o3 and lots l, 2 and 8 in
block 1O3. For sale by
CHARLES E. CLARKE.
House and lot IL, in block 46. For sale cheap by
CHARLES E. CLARKE.
House on lot II, in block 81, and lots Is and II in
block 81. For sale by
CHARLES E. CLARKE.
5 or 10 acre Timber lots on the island above town
near b''ks'y 4 l''''' mill AR sa:s z :. CLARE
One share in the town Of Hutchinson. For sale by
4:lv CHARLES E. CLARKE.
1
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There is a flower, when trampled on,
Doth still more richly bloom,
And even to its bitterest foe
Gives forth its sweet perfume.
The rose that's crushed and shattered,
Doth on the breeze bestow
\ fairer scent, that further goes,
Fen for the cruel blow.
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farmer friends should send us information in
to their agricultural operations. In this Terri to-
lave no reason to fear going before the country,
70 show what our soil can yield or to compare the
and skill Of our farmers with any in the West.
living yearly accounts of these matters we prove
d progress we are making in Minnesota.
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pretty well settled, now, that the Usage orange
euited for hedge fencing where there is severe
.ksfrostst to be encountered. 1t is a native of a warm
j., and there 6ourishes to perfection; but in such
3 even as Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, it is already
ably given up as useless for the purpose of fenc-
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potato rot has again made its appearance in New
tate. 1t is supposed that at least one fifth are more
PAINTED. The rot began to be manifested immedi
ter the excessive rain storms they had there lately
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SWEET Uses OF ADvERsITY.-You wear out
clothes.
IRE not troubled with many visitors.
Ire exonerated from making calls.
do not bore you.
kers do not haunt your table.
ant bands do not play opposite your windows.
= ~ Avoid the nuisance of serving on juries.
No one thinks Of presenting you with . testimonial.
No tradesman initiates you by asking Is there any
other article to-day, sir?,
Begging letter writer's leave you alone.
Impostors know its useless to bleed you.
You practice temperance.
You swallow infinitely less poison than others.
You have saved many : debt, many . deception, many
a headache.
And, lastly, if you have a true friend, in the world,
you are sure, in a very short space Of time, to learn it.
patient, that you think me a ~humbug.' tSir,' re-
led the sick man, Il perceive that you can discover a
pms thoughts by his pulse
kEpicures are aware that the only part Of the frog
ich is eaten is the hind legs. The Society for the
>~tection of Animals of Berne has obtained the inser-
in a special law on the subject, Of an article pro-
ling the practice hitherto adopted of tearing off the
legs of these animals before their heads are cut of.
enormous sunfsh was captured in Hampstead
N. Y. It had apparently wandered in from the
and the receding tide prevented its return. This
VI ~ 10 q StiouSVA ~ ~ P"e ""'"1 ~
pally found in tropical ATTITUDES.
entleman at Canton writes that a ~neighbor of his,
Harlan, had in the fall laid in for his winter pro-
hindquarter Of a horse, and two barrels Of bull
ith a suitable quantity of rats and mice salted
ID three huge tom.cats. Nothing thrown away.
bese understand political economy.
lite of an egg has proved of late the most eff.
medy for burns. Seven or eight successive
IS of this substance soothe the pain and effect
dc the burned parts from the air. This SIM
seems to us far preferable to collodion OF
9 stubborn things said a lawyer to a fe
. under examination. The lady repliet
md so are women and if you get anything
lst let me know it, You II be committe.
Very well, Iii suffer justly, for l fec
ntempt for every lawyer present
BY the last census, that the excess Of Il.
b in the State Of Massachusetts, is 80 ,O56
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proceeds promptly RENTED. Investments made Tor
Eastern Capitalists.
Exchange on New York, Philsdelphia and Boston
for sale.
Drafts Of the American European Express Co. on
Great Britain in sums to suit purchasers.
OAice-Fifth street, above Clarke Avenue,
Ally NININGER CITY, M. T..
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Els simply covered with a waterproof cloth, which is
closed with clay near the ground on every side. The
grain operated on retains all its terminating properties.
The fetid odor Of the ~sulphuret of carbon is soon dis.
sulpated and after they have been exposed two or three
days to the air, and moved occasionally with a shovel,
no trace of it remains. These grains, so treated, when
ground and made into bread, cannot be distinguished
from grain which has not been exposed to the influence
of a~nesthetic agents.
1t is highly important to Western farmers to know
that the application can be made to the grain in heaps
on the ground.
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DAVID G BARNITZ,
ESTATE AGEN T.,
C~0nveyancer and Notary Public,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
References-Ex. Gov. Alex. Ramsey,
Trimble & thompson,
lgnatius DOnnelly,
Geo. II. Burns, N;n;n.or r;.v
NJ. A. Miller,
J.. r. Case,
48O acres Half Breed scrip,
48O acres in Scott county,
600 acres, 7 miles below Hastings,
Lots in Hudson, Nininger, Shakopee, Ramsey, Fortuna,
Minneapolis and St. Paul.
l6O acres one mile above St. Anthony.
Valuable lot in Winona, near the court house.
l6O acres opposite to Monticello.
100 acres ] lmiles above White Bear Lake in Ramsey
county.
WILD and IMPROVED LANDS. and TOWN LOTS.
in all parts Of the Territory, for sale on terms easy to
purchasers, by DAVID G. ARNIT
SLY st. Anthony st., st. Paul.
CHURCHILL, MAvERICK & BARTLETT,
No. 9 EXCHANGE BLOCK, FREEPORT, ILL.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
IRON, NAILS,
sheet Iron, Chalns, Anvlls, RooAng Tin,
VISES, AXLES, COLLINS AXES,
AMEs' sH0vELs AND SPADES, SCREWS, locks, FILES,
AUaERs, IRON wIn&, BETTING,
Ard q full sssostnent Of
Wulaaerss misunderstanding
Goods. &C. &C. n2-ly
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z

PHILADELPHIA.
Charlss 1hoads, Esq, Ooavsyaassf,
Andrew d. Cash, Esq,
Hon. william D. Kelly,
J. Y. Covell 4 Son, Dry Goods HssJts,
Elan =. WitDeE, Rorig 4 a Mort
John ". simss { Sons, Druggists,
Hon. Wm. II. Wits,
Ignatius 0onnelly,
Bernhsimee Bros, New York.
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wheat in some Of the southwestern States, after storing
it in bins, is SO great as to deter many persons from
raising it as a general crop. For this evil the French
have discovered an effective, cheap remedy in anesthetic
agents, '.by which all insects and larvae or the germs of
life in the eggs are destroyed.
Experiments have been made at Algiers on the most
extensive scale. It was ascertained that two gransnaes
Of chloroform, or a ~sulphuret of carbon, per metrical
quintal Of wheat, were sufficient to destroy in FIVE days
time all insects in wheat with FIVE gramnses of sui
phuret Of carbon per metrical quintal, the destruction
takes place in twenty-four hours. The action ofchloro-
form is slower, in consequence of the density of it's
vapor, which impels it downward and keeps it in the
lower portion of the wheat. The action .af. splphuret of
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TIT EN- I

They were already on the banks 4
the instrument of torture was before
throng had collected to witness the
The chief ordered the attendants to |
his outer garments, a command which
ed. After he had been p%inioned, wit
frmness of mind, which drew murmu
those who but a moment before had
curse the intdel dog, and exult in
approaching punishment, Everington
in the position assigned him, and wa
movably secured.
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From this 'bird's-eye VIEW it will be easy to calcu-
late the fodder value Of any Of the above articles you
may raise. For instance, if you had 5O4 lbs. of tur-
nips, they will give as much nutrition to your cattle as
100 lbs. Of good hay, or, in other words, it will take
5 lbs. of turnips to l lb. of hay.
An OK, it is said, requires 2 per cent. of hay per day
if he does not work, and p per cent. if he does work.
Suppose, therefore, you have an OK that weighs 1900
lbs. he will require 30 lbs. per day if he does not work.
But you wish to feed him in part turnips. If you give
him Is lbs. of hay, how many lbs. Of turnips must you
give him to make up the supply? Ansoer-75 lbs,
which at 60 lbs. to the bushel, will be five pecks.
Again: according to the table, a little more than half
a pound Of Indian corn is equal to a pound-o hay. II,
therefore, you can give the same OK but Is lbs. Of hay,
how much Indian corn must he have to supply the Is
lbs. ? Ansaoer-a little over eight and a half pounds.
Allowing corn to weigh so lbs: per bushel, it will take
five quarts and a third.
Allowing the estimates in the table to be correct, they
will be a convenient guide to the farmers in feeding cat
tie, &C., on other articles, in order to save hay.
A mich cow is said to require 8 per cent. of her
weight per day. A sheep, full grown, three and a halt
per cent.-MasneF Farmer.
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AID 10 u r A L.
Calculations In regard 70 FoaAer.

1t is one great object to the farmer to raise q supply
Of the best kind Of fodder for their stock during the
winter.
Hay, we all know, is the great dependence-the ma.
terlal for this purpose but there are many other crops
which can be raised to advantage among us, and which
arc very valuable for furnishing the food to stock and
thereby saving hay.
In order to ascertain the real value of these crons for
the above named object, it will be necessary to con,pare
the nutritive properties of the several articles with verv
good hay, as the standard. -
Experiments, and close and careful comparison Of tho
(esults Of many trials, have given the following as the
comparative difference between the articles mentioned
nd good hay. We have published results before. but
q will now put them in tabular form, so as to tive the
eader an easier mode of comparing them -
100 pounds Of hay are equal to
275 pounds Of green Indian corn,
442 pounds of rye straw,
l64 pounds of cut straw,
POI pounds of raw potatoes,
It's pounds of boiled potatoes,
830 pounds of mangel wurtzel,
6O4 pounds of turnips,
81 pounds Of rye,
46 pounds of wheat,
81 pounds of oats,
40 pounds OF peas or beans,
GA pounds of buckwheat,
81 pounds of Indian corn,
6S pounds of acorns,
100 pounds of wheat bran,
100 pounds of rye bran,
l79 pounds of wheat, pea and oat chat,
l79 pounds Of rye and barley.
N,o~ H.. tI:~J-...t -, = -:,1 $3.50 -. -
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COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE CO., of Harrisburg. Capital
$780, 600.
REFERENCES
Ex Governor Ramsey. 81. Paul. Isaac Bemhsime, Esq, New York.
HoIInshesd / Becker, DO. Simon ". Arnold, ESQ., Philadelphia
Ool N. ". Irwin. d. James Warren, ESD, st. Louis Mo.
Hn. n. IL RICE. n. C. Washington. Mark Howard, ESQ., Hartford, Conn.
Pairs 4 Nurse, Bankers, d. Capt Champln, U 8 s. Buffalo, ny
John Randall. Esq, New York.
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CHAPTER VIII.

Men do not instinctively delight in Il
fellow-crcatures and a disposition t.
manifested by those who were compelled
ington's execntioners. Fully aware of
ing in aggravating and prolonging his
termined to refuse at every hazard ; blu
day, hunger ovcrcame his resolutions, q
the food offered, with the rapacity Of a
1t was On the night of the third day,
ing for death, and in a state of half
was aroused by a soft sweet voice, wills
= Everington.'
1t was the voice of Corolinn !; and tn
which her appearance there produced
control. True, he could not see her
tered his face-his eye-lids were, it a
burned to crisp, and ability to move I
still he could not mistake the music Of
he felt her soft hand as she parte
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With lips parched by thirst, he could with {thculty
employed IN expressions Of gratitude and thanks.
.Hope has forsaken me- said Everington nothing
but the memory Of Corolinn could reconcile me to living
another moment-Oh this living death =
'Hush,' said the beautiful and afectionate creature ;
8 there is some one approaching us; I must net be seen;
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The Subscriber is prepared to do all kinds Of Mason Work in .
good and workmanlike manner.
Contracts taken If desired.
HENRY HEEPHuL.
Nininger City,
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After the re-capture Of the f%ugitives in the mountains,
Corolinn, on her return to Schiras, was delivered over
to the custody of an old woman, who had orders not to
trust her out of her sight, and was assured that she
should answer for her charge with her life. For several
days she could learn nothing from Everington and the
prince, who daily saw her, refused to communicate any
information as to what was his fate, further than that he
met with a merited punishment, but was still alive.
When however he had been sentenced, Corolinn. as we
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Of chloroform may be so prompI
~taneous, if larger proportions be emp
Of grain operated on, so far from being
er simplifies the operation. Experim
1900 hectolitres of barley at once
su1Pnuret of carbon. we're used, WIFI
minutes to introduce into the mass
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Dress silks.

4 H. IN want 81 n New Dress for the approaching
"A Holidays, should lo,~e time IN aaMiuire Tho
srntNnl assortment ~ Si,k-, which oneseA a y
srtuoed pv,cess wADRwORTH's On n u, %k
d.sn Opposite eC'.ipe Horss a