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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-04
DU-A treaty Of peace has been effected
between England nn.l France and China,
BY which the ports Of the latter country
are to be opened to the commerce of all
natieDs. ,s& -


At the time Coy. Baker rtarted the
project for telegraph from Clinton to
De Witt, and thence through to Cedar
Rapids, on the line of the G. l. & N. Il.
r., we acknowledge We had but little
faith in the enterprise but what we
doubted, is becoming fixed fact. In
fact the poles are being put up on the line
between this place and Clinton, and be-
fore many days the telegraph will be in
operation from DE Witt to Clinton, and
from thence to the civilized world. Gin
ton subscribed literally to this project.
De Witt did pretty wen, but rot so well
as should have been done. .. .a 81.
We hardly estimate the importance OF
this telegraph line to Dc Witt ltmakes
Us point in tclegraphng from which
Others must obtain their telegraphie In
formation. s--ssz. .E..s
Now is the time for Maquoketa to con
meet herself with the rest of the world
That town eau, with little cxertion
have teleg .,aphic connection with 'al
creation if her citizens are actusted b!
u little "go-aliead prlhesre'
II il the intention to push the teie
graph on to Cedar Rapids, but not uns.
the citizens of Lisbon, Mt. Vernon am
Cedar Rapids are awide awake to thu
importance Of this enterprise. We un
ders;ood from the attorney Of the tele
graph company, a few days since, that h
could raise moro subscriptions at Clinton
and Dewitt than he could in the western
towns on the line Of the railroad, and Z
whom tho telegraph is of the most impor
lance. This il singular. We shoni'
imagine that Lisbon, Mt. Vernon am
Cedar Rapids, would see the importanc
Of this enterprise and subscribe l.berali
1 to il. H .
Perhaps they think that because time
are hard they had better wait for the te
ecraph to come to them; but we thin
thew will have TO wait some time, unies
they sstir up little with the idea tbs
"the way to prosperity is through liberia
i.y and enterprise DE Wit Ca"'o"'a'
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n1- r. 2. Blair, Jr who was defeated
in St. Louis for Congress, will contest
the seat. The proofs are too clear that
immense frauds we're prae,ised at the
polls by his adycrsaries. Majors and
Russell, the great government sontrae-
tors, gave $4,000 towards aiding in the
defeat of Blair. 1t is supposed, SloO,
600 were thus spent: The, money comes
out of the excess Of the government con
tracts for supplying the army Of Utah
with horses at sli0 each aud beef cattle,
wagons and stores at most extravagant
nrlces ~.E a. ~-.-Fs .aa - s7.s
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF TIE z


TIProN RAILROAD COMPANY.
To Whom R may Concern:
We, the saberibers certify that We have associ-
atsd ourselves togethef as Corporation under
the laws of the State Of Iowa. 10 build in said
state Railroad with such branches as may be
deemed fit and proper rs hereafter isparucaiar-
Iy specified and soi the purpose aforesaid do here
by adopt the following Articles OF Incorporation,
viz: :,
ARTICLE l. The undersigned hereby mutually
agree to become, and by these presents do be
come, body corporate Cor the purpose OF sur
veying, locating, Constructing. maintaining and
operating Railroad with such branches as may
hereafter be dete rmined upon and adopted from
Upton in Cedar County iowa--sy the most
PIT actieable, direct and approved route to the
Chicago, Iowa g. Nebrasha Railroad now loca-
ted and being constructed Ia the count. and
State aforesaid, at such point as Isay hereafter
be definitely Gxed upon o. to the nearest and
most practicable peinton some other railroad III
said State. E s.a #z8: rUE
Art q The name Of this corporation shall be
The Upton Railroad Company, Its principal
place OF business shall be at Upton in Cedar
County t..-.
Arr. :. The said corpoaton shall be vested
with all the powers Of similar corporations O.
the State of Iowa, and subject TO all the liahili
ties imposed thereon by law, and by these articles
Of incorporation may sue and be sued By sait
corporate name, have and vac common seal an,
make all necessary rules aad by law for the man
agement OF its affairs. Ii may enter into ayi
| contracts, agreements or stpNiallons, eonnec
tions or consultations With any other Raiiroa.
| Company or Companies, consistent with the Law
/ of the State and the bylaws Of the corporation
| ART. l. The capital stock Of the COMPANY shall
1 be two hundred thousand dollars, divided int
shares of fifty dollars each. The same, as sub
i scribed shall be called In and paid in such install
4 ments, at such times and on such conditions, a
/ the Directors may determine. The capital stocl
may be ncrt ased By vote Of the Directors at an
regular meeting.
Arr. s. The affairs Of the Company shall b
conducted hy Board Of Directors consisting Q
went, three persons. who shall he elected 3
the stockholders aanaaily. asa meeting to b
held for that purpose, on the second Wednesda.
of June Of each year III for ANY reason, tn
stockholders sh oud fail to elect Directors at tn
time specified, the old Directors shall act unit
others shall he duly elected in their stead
ART .. This corporation shall commence q
| the 10th day OF August 1858, and shall terminal
on the 10th day Of August, zoos, and may he II
newed as provided by law.
AKr. 7. The private property of the st-ekheie
ers shall be exempt from liza ill., for tie debt
| Of til, corp ration,
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False Charges.

The Democrats, knowing and feeling
tl.ei weakness before the people on the
political questions which divide the par
ties Of the present time, are seeking, by
every means in their power to divert the
attention of-the ypters from the real facts
of the case. loae course they have ia
ken to effect their object is to make faise
charges against the Republicans. This
we see done in nearly all their papers. Ii
j. nothing unusual or unexpected to us,
and we wish to impress it upon kcpab''-
cans that suci. is their usual course, -that
it is to be expected, and that We aust
expect all sorts of stories will be put 10
circulation before thctlcction. aecollect
they care net whether Trey are true or
false, 80 TINT they effect their object
In pursuance OF the course named
above, we find the last Democrat saying
that the last Legislature created "a host
of new Offices, taxing the people to sup
nor, them" Nov this We pronounce un-
aualiiiedly false. The Democrat docs not
name even one new Office which was cre-
.ted last winter; that WIS not its intention.
I, publishes = statement that goes abroad
and il will not acknowledge its error, ex-
pectins thus to influence votes. We
venture the assertion, and can substan
,iate il, that there are fewer officers who
receive pay from the people than there
has formerly been. But thnse facts make
M difference With the Democrat; IT.
story is aflc.t to accomplish what It may
I'VE would ask the Democrat 70 name
these new osiees which were created, bu
II, Is above attending to such small th'ns
Us proving lis assertions.
The Democyaf also publishes stal
| charge ssasss: .ir. vaadeser, the Ne
publ;can candidate for Congress In thu
district, to the eject, that after he ha =,
surveyed governmcnt lands in "appel'
county. ! new survey was ordered an
,heaefore Mr.. v. did not survey eorrec'
Il. The facts Iare these, and they nav
been published 80 o'sen thatevery reaaln
Democs,tic editor must have seen then
-fha. Mr.. Vanderer surveyed IN "af
Dello county. after il was settled, claim =,
: had boon made, houses built ne'0
!. enclosed, &c. As vas natural, some ~s J.
: a;.u,,;,,;ed with the survey, the lines ~
-, nm 70 suit them; complaint va
,, made, and ! new survey vas orde.s,
Hare the democratic papers stop y
.. -, .o,.orans With their objsctto tell ~
. vh.,e truth, and thy are sworn . .
onlv % i mnch !, they may think % DC .,
.hs;r own interest. They do not tell wh ;.
! he been certified 70. sy clerk = =
Laua Office, .ha. after al the e.pe. r.'
! hi. lI.1 new survey, the survey o. Mr., va
deyer /, ". ordered % b established, = -
; . !. .o.d,y the surrey By vhieh all '0ay =;
:, !, .oce. arc governed in that county. Y, !"
NAV ~.ll ask, What charge VIII COZ
next"
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Law,of the Late Session.

The Secretary of State commenced last
week the distribution of the Laws Of the
late Session of the Legislature. The
volume is larger than was expected, be-
Ing larger by one-sixth than any volume
of laws ever issued by the State. 1t makes
600 pages. Its dimensions are increased
by the publication Of SO chapters Of the
laws enacted by the fifth General Assem-
bly, and the New Constitution. The
publication Of the extra chapters is rem
dered necessary by the fact that they sre
out of print, and have not been sent 10
some Of the new counties. 1t will be a
great convenience to have the Constitu-
ton ia a form uniform with the laws
Cifiaa, 25th nit.
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4l,o.t OfIlce Pred ltstlon.,,


Such il the startling hcsd of . eon,mn..
nication In ths hast tDessocrut, over the
signiture Of az" dtwill probably, next
time, Be ".i.K,'' as it should bel over
which the Dcmoeras discourseth ,nourn-
fany. The complaint nthis: Orr friend
received the Cedar Democrat and was
no little amazed to find therein enclosed
Senator, Trumbulrs speech" This may
b. trse, fur Ought We iksow. If it is
trdc, how y 'i.oa prostitution Of his
Office! We believe the Post Office law
allows newspapers, TO- go in the. mails
through the county ID which they arc
printed free, - the pess Office canno. BE-
defrauded. We suppose, although VIC
have not seen or heard from the pos,
masses Of Cedar post Office, that he car
ricd from Tpsos tho Democrots for his
office and ako she Asivcrtisers and some
copies Of Ssnstor TrunbulPs speech
After he had opeaed the package OF De
psocrots, he may have put into them I
copy Of tho speech. Ii he did, wha
harm was there init? sWe don't suppos'
tho Dts,ocrat would likc it; such speechc
viii not help their cause anywhere. w
have heard IL suggested that the pos
master saw thst there was anoshing read
able in che Demorr.ot, and gave cut will
II a cory Of the speech to make IL worth.
Of perusal. The Democrats Of Tipto'
have exercised themselves a good dea
aLou. the Cedar post Office, for whic'
they have not the thanks of the citizen
Of that part Of the county.
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DIR. CULVERWELL
ON m A IL III q q ID /.
A MEDICAL ESSAY ON A NEW, CERTAIN
AND RADICAL. CURE OF sPERMAIOR-
RHEA, &c, wIThOUT THE USE OF
INTERNAL MEDICINES, CAUTER-
ia TON, OR ANY MECHAN-
ICAL APPLIANCES. - .

Jrsr prDLIsnEp, the eth edition, in a sealed en-.
velope gratis and mailed to any address post
paid on receipt Of two stamps
This little work, eiaanatng from a celebrated
member Of the medical profession, giyesfi most
important information ever published to all u r
sons entertaining doubts of their physical m
dition or WHO iousof having hazareed their
health and hapI iuess--containing the particulars
of an entirely new and eriect remedy for Sper,
matorrh1a or seminal NeAkne = Debility, Ner
vouSness, Depression ot Spirits. Loss of Energy,
Lissitale, fimidity, Involuntary seminal Dschar
gcs Impaired 81 rss sndMeianry, Biotehes and
pmpss on the Face plies, Indigestion, Ialpita.
ton Of the Heart aai Bodily Prostration Of the
whole system, inducing iinpotenes and mental
aud physical incapaeits.--ly means Of which ~
cry one may cure himself privately, and Al tri
fling expense
Is~ Address Or. ciI, J. c. KLINE, LIST Avenue
cor. 10Th street. New FORK: Pest Boz, No. i5sG.
s1ly
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Non paying subscribers are thus talked
to by a southern editor:
"Wagons cannot run without wheels,
boats without steam, bullfrogs jump
without legs, or newspapers be carried on
eyerlastingly without money, no more
than dog can wag his tail when he amt
got none. Our subscribers are all good,
but what good does mans goodness do
when it don't do any good. We have no
doubt every one thinks that all have paid
except him, and as we are clever fellow
and his is aEttle matter, it will make no
difference t
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COUNTY CosvEsrros.-We would
arse upon Republicans the Importance Of
attending the County Convention on the
ilsh inst. Don't stay at home because
yoa are not delegates, your presence may
be needed to counsel with those who are
delegates, aud encourage all who do at
'snd. We say then give US your pres
ence al the Convention.
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Col Benton, in converslng Win .
friend many months since, gave the fo'. !.
owing SUMMARY view Of the prospects 81
Mr.. Douglas;
nThe little giant said he, lis 10 too
Great hurry 70 DO great man. lie 1of-
rasts TINT giants don't wear seven.league
boots nowadays, and that the first ONCE
n m elective government cannot be Ia
ken by storm. Ills ambition y nv %
hoyona his ability, for, although : fluent
speaker, his IDEAS don. bear the isaa proper 81
rms fat, 10 carries little weight. lie
thinks he eau hess,ide this continent
with one foot on The shores Of tho Attain
lie the other at the Pacific. bat he eau !.
a. the cant do it, sir. Ills legs are
too short"
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H. Read the article in another column
taken from the Iowa Citises, headed
estate Printing" 1t will be seen frou,
it that the money We have paid has not
gone into the pockets Of our Office hold
ders, but has gone, after paying usual e.
penses, to provide asylums for the unfor-
tunatc Of our State, who have too long
been neglected ii zaasa. 81. sss7a S.
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Repub,;can County Convention.

The Republicans of Cedar County are Keynes
I'D Ia assemble in the respective Townships Mt
,b,ir usual piaees::of meeting on saturday the
IN Of september next, At II O'Clock a. M.to
,,,,, delegates 10 at.rna County Convention,
nse held !. the Court House in Upton, on Satur-
arthe nth Of September, 1858. at two o'clock.
sr de purpose of nominating candidate for
rsrs u District Court
The usio Of representation win be delegate
,n sxa iesrship. one for every 30 Republican
ysses eaat for Governor in October last, and one
tar s,sh fraction Of Is votes. The precincts
tAs,.sore viii he entitled to the following repre-.
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--r,IICAN STATE TICkkT.


..,,,IcaN STATE TICKET.
Ill.,, ..,,.n, October lah, isss.l '@A
e p, Secretary Of State, .'a
ELIJAH SELLS, . ~t. u } .,,
~ Huscetint county
For Apaaor " State, 7z
JONATHAN ". cATrELL'
OiCsasr Cstsssy. -a-.t5@ III
n, Treasure, Of Suite, . y.
JOHN W, JONES, r ri !. i
Of Hardin Cous'y' $40
T., Register Of State La.a Office,
AMOS b. MILLER,
on csro Gcrss County. 'a'
For Anorpcy GeSerai, a.ss.)
SAMUEL A.. RICE, 9 al
g. OF Mahaslsa County. tissa'
1. Commissioner If Des Moi~es Rice
hspror~"eaf' sn
WIN. G. brake, }sfi b.
OF Wayne County. a1 a..
r, R.presentasiee IN Congress secoa'
District. - SEA
WIN. vANDEVER, !,
or Dubuque County. ~.
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From Ghailsghers tsessersfl AAsUsttsing 90
Collecting AGENCY, n kteexOs ass&
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.

nv ERf ktND VF II IL MUR.
From, the Worst aserofsys 20 ! Commo~ Fsn,rls.
lie has tried it in iIU0eases, and faeAc x
eept in easss-aoth thandcr humer. He haxaow b.
has possession over Two hSndred AsyaAss,
all within twenty miles OF Boston .---s..-ss-s
Two bottles warrants ID to nnrsing mouth
One 70 tHee BOTTLES win cure the worst kind Of pin-
pies the face. @z#EHSE ara @Mm W@zN@ i
Twoto three bottles win clear the system of Rnes.
Two hotties arc warranted to cure the worst cAnher In
the mouth stomach. 148*## a@@S@R &@#Hs@
Three 10 Ave hotties warranted to the worst
One bottles warranted to cure ali hanor in
the eyes, 5'#@ ~ 5As=s@f#5 s~@& #8f@%@ I'll
Two BOTTLES are warrant, care runrng VI he srs
and blctches among the hair -@-5-sas-~@-.4-
Your to six bot'es ws~ransed 10 corrupt Asd
one b,.ue~in cure scsy erup.ios Of t.e skis "a
Two three bottles are warranted to cure the vesss
case Of ringwem. ~
Two Or .h.,s s.'s:ss sIs ..~ases - sass-shs.sS
Three to far bottles are ~asransea 40 ssfs the salt
rbeume. +
Five 10 eli IN. bottles the worst cases o. ssve
benest sai,says experienced freaa the fs bottle
and perfect cure is warranted yhepsscs the ssevs
Nothing Iceks 40 inprolsah 10 those who kAss IN
vain tried all the WONDERFUL medicines of the day.
khough non common reed growing the past
nd along old Walls, should cure every humor ia
the ~ stem yet II Is hxed fact. IL yon hays In
NOR IT has TO start There no Tvs nor ANDs, hsn.
has about it suiting cases. hut mt yonsS
peddled thousand bottles Of ii In the vicinity Of
Boston. kaow the efect Of isin every II has
already done some o. the greatest done in
Massachusetts,. give It To children old, TO old
people If sixty have seen poor puny. wormy iook-
ing children, whose flesh soft and rabby, restored
to perfect Of health by the OF one botie
To those who subject TO sick head ache one bot
tie will always IT, It gives great relief in eatarrh
aud dizziness. some Who had takoa is had been
tive for years, and have been regulated by H. Where
body is sound 1t works quite easy but where there
Is any arrangement OF the hnctons of nature 1t will
very singular feelings but yon must not be aaf
ed; they always disappear in from fonr days to week
There Is bad result from Il: on the contrary
when that feeling is gone You viii feel Yourself lksa
new person heard some Of the most extrayagants "a
cnminms of II that every man listened to. - -
Manufactured Ivy DONALD KENNEDY, Ne. @@ies
Warren street. 70 Aburg, Mass. Price 81 ,00.a4sa@
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me corresponding members Of the Co. Com
ais in each Township win see that meetings are
heidi taesr respective Townships. t
{. \ DANIELS, - ia
wv. CATTELi.
R.F. PiWLINti.
GEO. sCHMUCkER,
JSO. l.. RAY.
Co. Committee.
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INV walker 60 fSn,.sr .,r,, Co.,

~ walker - EAo6Gg well Stand.
TIC Democratic press have been stating
thnt bon. Roht Jssyalker, Of fate Ksn.
= usloriety supporting the EoslIsA
sal ssd now staudswitL the Presidest.
Nov here iswsas M. Tomey says ID che
Philadelphia Psss:
Eve are authorized to say for Him.
X, n Walker that he i. in favor Of the
admission Of Kansas as State Of tile
American Union Il the next session. (if
the preliminary arrasgemeats can Be
made, or whenever the people present
Their Constitution to Congress and also,
that inasnuch as the English bill propos-
cd to admit Kansas a a slave State with
a population Of $1,000, Gov. Walker is
In favor Of the admission of Kansas as
free State, irrespective Of the arbitrary
and despotic discrimination Ct that bin
against such State. In other words, as
the Democratic party has been for years
pledged to admit Kansas, outside OF the
ratio, now to insist upon this ratio AZ
against her people, would be in the las,
degree Infamous.
The Democratic candidate for Congress.
in this district, Mr. Lefingwcll, does MOI
think this would be Infamous at all. H,
regards the English bill as fnality, ant
therefore claims that Kansas cannot b
admitted As . State till she has 81, OOt
population Will freemen vote for maj
to thus represent them Or nisrepresen
them in Congresss Will they vote for
man who regards q measure as a fnala,
!. which admit. Kansas 10 come in as shaw
State with $1,000 population, but not as
free State till she has 90 900 population
: D0v. Gus, a4asAa1As
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NOTICE.

A IL. THOSE KNOWING THEMSELVES II
n dehted 10 school District No Il Centre TIP.
Cedar Co. lows either for IN xes or rate bills
viii please call at ny rcsideAec. In Iiptun, end
settle the SANE as the faw makes itinv duty to
settle all old back SANDING acevnnts. Ny time
far settling accounts in limited CAl so0a. and
save cost. IAHES w. BAGLET, 81
Jal. - a5s. I'll Rsh Liz. Disectaf.
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DISTRICT TICKET.

For Judge ofSh Judicial D'sfrsct.
WM. +. MILLER, ...
s OF Johnson County 81, a~~
CIV For District -iitorney, v=ut
a@ I. l.. ALLEN, 9 @74
~ OF Tlms County. e.s 5."
r, Member Of Board Of Eaueat'on
J. NJ. CONSELLY, a.. saa
OF Iowa County, A.s4 e.-1 J
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MISUNDERSTANDING:

AtVe0slDk4..-.F e.
:. 7 HAVE ENTIRE CONTROL OF AVERY
= i superior quality of Lasszsan Winter SEED
IS H2ieat Gan article introduced into the whe AT
. growing districts of Rnesia) which has leea
= found To sues eed better than any Winter Wheat
ever cultivated in that country. From Russia
9. ii was introduced into Canada Michigan, Min:
= nesota ana lilinois, in each Of which it has
= withstood the most severe winters and tho
= wettest springs, 10 the satisfaction ~ the lar
: nier II produces from 20 % 30 busbcJs 10 Ne
= When sown on good land, and fronts hardy
4. nature viii not wintcrkili " drown-out from
= the effects Of a wet spring, Hmay be sown
a. any time between the first Of July And the frst
- of November.
= PACK AGES sufficient 10 produce from to
. u bushels The first year, put up In strong sacks
win be sent 20 any address on The rSeeipt OF
Oas Dollar, bY mail. address - -
G. ", VERIFY, P. 0. box 453T,
.. 4 .-44a " pearborn-st. Chicago, fH.
= Dealer in Farming Lands and city pgspeity.
s Also lands loo ated at all the goyerlisUenf laAd
e Offices. with warrants or cash Those ahavtn 6
= farms ~ farming lands foe sa.ess will 6s9 W
Office one Il the Lest mediums ~ dispoes Of the
"a sane. # #
REFER TOMAgszass8 i A
Hon. Juo. Wilson, Conf I Land Dept, Chisaxs.
~. n n n,.hop. LIZA ss,ss
- Hon. Henry A. Wise, Gov. Of Virginia.
Messrs Sweeney, Rittenhouse, Pant 4 Co.. bankers
Washington, D. g. & K8@# A#sT
= Hon George Briggs, New York.
"a Roat. Psrsythes EsT,, Geal ". All, C.R.sk.A
"a NIB. In sfderinr. give yen nenses po& otilas,
county and state and The hains 81 the pearsss EK-
e press 6fdre. n a*asa tsm1
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~ vailfoad u eompesee6s psopls viii
flock into our beautiful town, business Of
every fnd win revive, md an nes,y Of
whatsoever calling, win End il easier 10
raise ten dollars than it is to raiec one
now. This holding back cannot be JUS
titled on any ground. II is contrary to
religioa,, y erals aud good sense. We
hope to hear no more crosking. If we
don't get arailfoad, your eroakirg will
become one general howl Of despair, and
people around US win laugh at our simpli-
CITY. Do sos let i b said in the day Of
your calamity, eye knew yoar duty, but
re did Il not."ysts HoE has .fe lh,t FGsso5
The engineers have completed the
survey Of two. lines and report then
% be much more Favorable than was rsx
pccted. astH t+aYea "a eae3