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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16

ORA man who was asked IL be liked sau-
sages, replied thai he bad never eaten any;
they we're 10 hm 4 tertier ineognito
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16
UPON RECEIPT OF FIVE DOLLARS,
wANTBDI

A GOOD Cabinet Ware aud Furniture Var
"A nisheF and Flnisher wanted. To a hrat-ciass
workman steady employment Will be given, on ap-
plioatOn to the Furniture Ware Rooms Of
D. X. ESPICH,
mh2l Sd st., east OF the Post once.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16
IA Stitch in Time Saves Nine"
THE SIMPLE ANNOUNCEMENT THAT
A we have Machine In every way equal to the
FirS-ClaSS Machines,
AT THE VERY Low PRICE OF
$35
&:3S

A $50, the reputation II has acquired in ev-
cry place where II has been introduced, has
heretofore rendered it unnecessary with
the limited means We have had for supply
ing ourselves with Machines, to advertise to
any great extent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16
GENTLEMEN'S
Furnishing Goods !!

New, Novel, Elegant and Useful A large
lot of those indispensable articles Just re-
ceived.
The BOYS-that mischieyous class, who
tear their clothes--I have no doubt will call
and see me- as years of experience has
proved to them that | can suit their juvenile
tastes; and if there is boy inside or outside
the Corporation, who has not worn my
JACKETS and PANTS, wish to see him,
and thoroughly renovato his external ape
lpearance, by dressing him up in suit of
my well-ftting garments. Parents are res
spectfully invited to examine the goods
My stock Of Gentlemen's Wear is one of
Of the most complete and beautiful in the
market Call and examine the Latest Styles.
w, G. BREENE,
apr2- No. /, Main street, Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16
THH DEMAND

Having already EXCEEDED THE SUP
PLY, and being now PREPARED TO
MEET ANY DaMAND, and to FILL All
ORDERS PROMPTLY, we feel it our
duty, to the class Of people who have been
neither WILLING nor ADLE TO pay such
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16
Sewing Machine

As there is in the market, at reasonable
price. Our Machine was given the MOST
FAVORABLE NOTICE in the report Of the
Fair at the Franklin Institute at Philadel-
phin, and PLACED NJ THE HEAD Of
the list in point of merit, and has received
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16
HIGH PRICES

As have been demanded by other machines
to nse all the means in his power.to let.thC
Public know that they can get as good a
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-01
the i";NDDv TIMES oS H,s>un.

The London Tinses says Of Barnmn.
who Is occurring IN London.
Ii Nr. Barnum has got nothiua els. Ev
the admrng throng who pushed, and liz
tened, and cseered yesterday evening. h.
has at least got Il new chapter lar SECOND
edition Of hls Autobiography. :.avine al
ready related how h. drew together = mob
OF Yankees Ia see = icw timr balls he c,n
now describe the casc.nos> If John i.u'i L.
see the most cnterpriSiDg nf Yankees
Whether hngc multiiuie aprlauiinc an
orator for deliberate panegyric of " hum
bug, may be considered as sign IF the
high mora state 81: nation. IS a point that
We will H.; mere discuss. Bat " az
bound to admit that Mr. Barnun IS onn os
the most crtrrtainm" lecturers that ever
addrcs- ia .... i,nnrc on a theme univcr.
sally IAteili.i"c t'irero's Great work
" DE Niiiciis, is hot more systematically
drawn up than Mr. Barnum's discourse on
the particularly profitable vir.ue to which
ne has given his attention, and .bus the
fun attached to a series of successful impn-
sitlons Is heightened hy their development
IN grave ethical essay The appearance
of Mr. Barnum, ii should be added. has
nothing Of the ''charlatan" aboat it. but IS
that of the thoroughly respectable man of
business; and he has at command a fund
OF dry humor that convulses everybody
with laughter while he himself remains per
fectiy serious a sonorou> voice and an
admirably clear delivery completes his
qualification, a lecturer. IN which rapa-
city he Is no ''humbug." either in the high
CT or the lower sense Of the word
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-01
acRICUITURAL COLLEGES IN PENN
SYLyANIA.

Extract from Gov. Packers Message to
the Legislature:
Tn this country, the want OF school
which shall combine the elements OF learn
inc and agricultural labor, and thus adapt
itself to the education of the farmer, has
been mos, seriously felt for, whilst our
many colleges well fill the measure OF use
fulness in their appropriate sphere OF iniiu-
ence, it must be- conceded that the training
they impart is badly adapted to the art OF
practical agriculture. In Pennsylvania
that intcres, Is so ImpOrtan. a. TO demand
at all time, our anxious attention, and ac-
tive support The Farmers High School
of Penn.ylvania lately projected and
planned by few public spirited indlvldu-
all. and which has received. To some oy-
tent, the patronage % the State, and the
contributions of number Of our patriotic
citizens, is destined 10 afford a place where
young men may be educated At AN expense
commensurate with their means, and to 4
condition qualifying them fr the pursuit
of the business of the farm Here. whilst
daily occupation will train the body 10 the
ability to labor, aud give to the student the
cnvab'e feeling that lie contributes to his
own support and education, il will instruct
aud enlarge his mind, that il NAV give
force and effect 70 all hl1 future Efforts
The design of The Institution Is to afford 4
school where boys mag b. thoroughly cdu-
Gated IN All the branches OF natural science.
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q 7" . 8li.s' 81 >yTap ;arei Mr. 7 D f,5e Bascoa
..j.ry' '''-' anu pa" Al heF sac OF 'Afee year
: oae bottle egg.i tis VIE y c zrnmTsrnan "a
Y.fa. fr- 9 IN, hrt ~ r., ~ w. - T,i ~, ''ii
bottles -l-ri Vi, John H5a5k WolfcreeS Town.
.- e-1E. WI severe pain n her SHE and breast.
"a. -sy : r var, ,,aai.ns ' sae s had f BEEN IN
To- bottles cured M Small, u Fort Bal. Ohio of
cs = tw,.aty yyar, ,,s4aiag. She took it when !,
w bottles CURT yeun, lady in the family O., Mr.
JOHN N.r- t.e1 -1-l.- .g. seneca Co. q OF a cough
-IH - Hff'a heart. pr ah1-r A years stand NJ.
So f.- .Iisr.lt.y ggo1 TIE verge q he grave. Her
..-.a- q; e. e -.-a. >..ig ,>-i u be dead.
., ., '.. * "a '-I'..'.S i r Tai E'tr,.
sr.a.l County .S. ~ cough AMI general debility 81
,.. t...l. ..,--,,! w. vs,,,..- ri, c,---...
- n "t.,tSs,n |. - = - I'm.
,sr .rf ,...-.,.., Svrrn ,i.t -, I'm IN :
'.. l,i we l4y ~. .g't h9,""' cured
~ ' r ,,l. a 'l'ri, H.,
49,. III ,-', w. -, -, " =, - ~. = !
r....', '''D'
b. -. :, ~, 49,. ~ ~ ~ 7,
r.. ,i ,1-7.7a All sSa;i,T fSr CO.. 5oa ,i5il'5'
= J'.. ,.I-'i ga '.u-nwptia1 syrup" says Tie
N..iI..' h.- .-rs an 'Nc. rnt remedy ,a-congNs
,. s,.. -, s"lgr on, , %, in which ,,e
ha --,'r-I 70 hs.I'H' tsu>e- wrhsve used i; WIZ
-., . -. ~. .' ~ y .....,,,
IN .... .r.t'.. !, . A. - 5000
80 a. ~ a. .'iH9 months con
,..rer .,,, -, 90 e, ~. T'l'.e ~, ~
p. .,,i r..- r--r..-
'1Tn2cHc-t NJ iI.arl u. k1ylar. Nrs Haven.
..r.u.' gree; potion 90 tie. Western c"9n,ry. M
5000. -ti' f.rt F',f. F"Ir D.Flitr Cough 4nI Con
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-01
LEGAL ADVERTISENENTS
Mortgage sale.

EFACLT having been mad, in the payment
II Of q certain sum of money secured TO be-
paid by al indentuTc Of mortgage. bearing date
the sixteenth ia OF February, !. j. 1883. exc
Cuted tv /. + Paine and his wife II l. Pane,
20 Sidney Cooley. and recorded in the Office o,
the Register of Deeds. for tbccogutv Of In.ham.
safe OF Michigan, on Oh, sixteenth dav of Feb
ruary, lsj- al o'clock p. VI, In Lii,er II OF
mortgages, on pages 494 and 4eS. Lv which de-
fault the power TO sci. couiaiuel il -aii iulruture
of mortgage has become operative. oa which in
ienture of mortgage andthe prom.-Sory notes, To
secure the payment of which # was Given there i
claimed 10 be due at the date hereof, the sum OF
t~o hundred aud sixty three dollars ana twelve
been instituted a; law 70 recover tie debts -ecur-
ei hy said indeature u mortgage or any part
thereof, row therefore, Notice ! hereby given.
that by virtue 0f power Of sale contained n
said inacuturr 90 mortgage, and of the statute
IN such ease made and provided The said mort
gage viii be toreciC>ei hy public sale 81 IT,
mort gagged ;r misses described IS follows T. Wit
Commencing a. point, the uo1h west corner Of
y. e. Griffith : hand, thence running south eight
t-l rods q pos, tence west four = To. :
thence uortl c'--l $, rods. - the south -ie 81
Broadway, thence east iou- . rod- 20 the place
OF beginning. and directly opposite "a llr No. =
in Block ". one, o. paralri with the said Lot
therein described according To- the recorded plat
of the village oi Nova Scotia, io The township 81
nrouda-a, ~ the county Of Ire' am and Stat. -
Michigan, vii. p" SOLD NJ puoir auction, To he
highest bidder, a. the Court House IN the village
of Mason ia tbe county Of Ineham. ard State
afford aid, on Thursday, the twenty fourth ,2N
day - February, \. u. l>59, AZ one o'clock T.
Il OF said dav-Uated. November 18Th, ISIS
GEORGE i FITCH, Assignee.
SHAW y bRUVsoN, Att'ys f"r Assignee.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-01

ELoPEMESr.-Iu Springfield, Mass, a
man by the name of T. NJ. Gowdy. a bar.
tender at Jetis Waverly House, eloped on
Friday night with widow Newell-a no.
torious bad character in that town-leayinc
his helpless family, consisting Of feeble
wife and two sick girls. to take care of
themselves. He took with him his fami.
ly.s only means OF support, in the shape of
$500 In cash belonging to his wife, which
ne got out of the bank by procuring his
wlfe's bank book.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-01
ssEASGs;ssA sp'ssst..

- FATE OF MICHIGAN - The Circuit Court
- io~ the Comfy Of Inrham, in Chancnrv.--
DAVID Could .>. stephen : Gijrry. Eliza ,,id-
uav. Grof1r : Nailacr, EuraraS W Barnes -
by virtue "t drcretai order matte IN thi-
alI-a. !. ~. subs .gite-. Cuclif Court Cunhni--
~iaa.r rnr tho county oi iucham vii sell At pub
lc auction, on the 2td d,y of February next. At
on" &" clock IT. Dee afternoon, ar the Court Hog-r,
iu ihr village ot Mason, the followin. described
pieces parcels al hand. ,il. int- two CO. three.
49, SIX. 49, ard seven, 49, III B'"ca fifteen, -
I'm tho village a. So 'i;hrii-r, in the ccnur. rl
inehlu, tai State # Michigan, according - IT,,
recorded pl' of -iit yil'a-r- Dated, Do -.
ISIS GRIFFIN TADDnCK.
Circuit Court Com f,r aid Couut.
:. & T. Gnp'l Complf'- Soils I"@wG
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-01

BAIL PAYING ur.-IIenry A. Willard
paid into the Marshal's hands at WASHING.
ton. on Thursday week. s1,O15 of amount
OF forfeited bail for the appearance of John
W. Wallcott, indicted for refusing to an
sver questions put to him By Committee
OF the House of Representatives las. ses-
s'on' concerning the bribery of Congress
men to vote for Free Wool
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-01
DIR. j. ". EiEssNesKFE.
Ecle tic Physician and Surgeon


Would most respectfully announce thar >" All
visit Lansing on the second DAYS % every month
for the purpose OF meeting patients afflicted With
Chronic or Lingering Diseases.
Rams az The lansing U1use
DR.. Kermott has in III possession certificates
from. and Is permitted To- refer 10 hundreds OF
gentlemen OF high standing and responsibility,
in Detroit. London. Toronto, and other cities and
towns, who, having been reduced 70 the border
of the grave from Liver Complaints, Dy-prT ia,
and Other diseases, and having tried in vain their
physicians Prescriptions, and most 81 the quIck
nostrums Tor the cure Of those diseases, are uow.
from the Use OF his Vegetaha Medicines in the
enjoyment of perfect health.
Dr. Kerrnott has, in the CITIES of london and
Detroit. during the last seven wears, administered
the different remedial agents of the Vegetable
Kingdom to thousands 81 patients. IL almost ev-
erv variety of disease with uupars .'gd success
HIS medicines are exclusively vcgeraHi,. and such
a are safe and effcaciouS in the cure # disease
without entailing on the patient ANY 81 those
mi.eries experienced from mineral poisra-
Chronic o. Lingering Diseases I'll I'll" Lungs
Liver, kiineys and -rrotu.a Game arS. all impure
ties Of the blood aud al disease, IT Women aud
Children treated SUCCESSFULLY.
DR.. kermott has had great experience in ,.is-
eases Of the Chest aud Nrr~oUs system. curing
Hundreds Of eases pronounced i1cGrah'" by other
physicians.
NO CHARGE FOR CONSTELLATION
e DR. Kermott's residence, Detroit. In
trance to DisHrnsary. No. II Congress street:
entrance to o;fcc Grj ~a.d street, first door from
Congress.
Or Kernott will also visit Howell the 10TH
and Brighton the 26th of every month. -"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-01

SINGULAR.-One OF the editors of the
Hagerstown TOrchIiehf. who was recently
on visit to Baltimore. says. among other
things. that in the Baltimore Aims HOUSE
there Is woman spending the evening of
her days who once filed large but uncn.
viable space in the public eye. We aIlude
to Rachel Cunningham, who cnsnared the
affections OF four husbands, aud in >hor.
time effected separations from three of them
and their wives; the fourth. Il former shcr.
tit of this county, sacrificed To her every
thlns-fortune, honor fame-and for her
became telon and died felon's death
| nd.r an assumed name she j. now ekinc
out a miserable existence in this institution.
and probably making some atonemcnt for
her lamcntahlc conqueStS ever connubial
honor aud domestic peace in early life.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-01
Benton House Rc.oDened.

THE undersigned ha. leased the Benton House,
l Lansing. f,- a term % years, and j noE
ready tn receive guests The house and f1rni-
ture have undergone a thorough renovation, and
he : determined that 70 effort shall Be spared 70
furnish a pleasant home. both for permanent
boardc-s. and travellers
Persons attending the land sales, or visitn 2
the Capital for other reasons. will here End cool
rooms. and a. good fare a the market affords,
Al prices as low as az any other hotel.
J. ". HOLMES.
Lansing, Dee 81, 1887. l39
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-01
SS,srtss SAFE,

DY virtue of = writ of execution issued out OF
ID and under the seal of the circuit Court for
the county Of Nastenaw, Ia me directed and de-
liverei, have levied upon al the right tide anG
interest OF James Hsues, IN and To Ia" foIloaiu
described lands aud tencmcmtS, 10 W. the west
hoit Of southwest quarter Of section 800 thirty
IN, aut the northeast quarter Of southeast
quarter 0t section "5i ttirty-tivc. and the north
west quarter Of section i"cn'E->cvcu, town two
north range two cast in the county OF lngham
and State O.! Michigan, which shai! expose 60;
sale at public vcrdEc, to the highest bidder. Al
the Cont House, in the v.lIaC' ct Mason, ON
Tuesday, the sth day of March, A. u. 1888 al J
O'Clock L, II. K. i. Low, sheriff.
January H. : u. 1855. GwlrG
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-01
Sheriff s:.,t'.

DT vrtu. at y writ Il rNCcution issue. asf e.
ID and under the zeal at The ''ircuir Ca,rt far
the county Of In-ha,1. tn ne directed anl ia'iv
cred, have levied upoa ;.l The ,igbt. title ans
interest of Mnrrin Burr. in and 20 tie follow
inc described lands and jeuements. jo ~. al
OF block two hundred ard twcnty-tiyc ta2.I Rad
lots six, seven, eight, min, ana ten, IN toc, ~,
hundred and t~cnty-ioUr. t23i.1 i1 the lil!te.
OF Lansing, county rt iu-htuI, aai State ot
Michigan, which | shall expo, to- ~l'. 20 ~,
highest bidder, At tho front door Il 'h. Courr
House. in the village of Mason. IN said countv
OF Ingham, on the second iay Of March. \. -
1859. at one o'clock in the afternoon.
EDY BAKER. Sheriff
Bv II II. DJNk>, Deputy
Dated Lansing, Jan. Il. Io54. fui"5
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-01

\ Nut For THE SAvASs.-A Nr. from
bly, has been sinking well in The western
outskirts Of our village. in the PRO.
gre,s of which the following astonishing
fact appeared At the deb,h of twenty
1--we fee, the workmen came upon frozen
ground Through this layer, some fifteen
feet in thickness. they worked their way by
dint at persevcring efforts such as are al
ways necessary in digging compactly frozen
earth. At the debth Of forty feet water
was obtained. which nightly froze over, the
Ice forming some three inches in thickness.
Will some one account, on any known or
unknown principle of philosophy, for these
astonishing facts We learn that the freez.
ing of the water continues now that the
we'll Is stoned up."-Branaon Oh US
stOr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eo:tcc.

" ! tHc undersigned having, been appointed
- commissioners upon the estate q: i,"' ard F.
bell deceased Tor th" purpose al allowing claims
again. sail estate. Notice j. therefor. hereby
gives. t.it "e vii meet for tho purro-" of aais-
un- accounts against said estate, on the thin!
No"aay' e.: F.bsu,.y, Apr! aua .unc \. y. is.n.
bri""su OBS" hours Of o O'Clock NJ, ANIL ~
clock +. ~, 81 each of said days - months
b'ia. the aim" ,iia",a hv .ar judy, 81. Pro'.at..
IA. presenting claims against -nid estate ~ -r-
-o: ave therefore % ;by notified that unl - -uch
r'aa- Few. presented saou lhc dav- ,hny' ;r".i-
ti"rai 'hey v,I IT, forever barred
IRI ISRELI.
GEO V. GIBBS.
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sss.f'Ssss S.a &c.

DI virtue OF two executions issued 0ui Of and
II under the seal Of the Circuit Court tor the
county of Wa-hteuaw, "a ne directed and
delivered, | have levied upon al! the right
til" and interest OF James IiyneS in and 10
the following described lands and tcnemrnts, to
vii, The west hail. Of southwest quarter - see
ton t"Gi thrtv-S.N. and the northeast quarter
of the southeast quarter - section 80 Unity
FIVE, town two north oi range two east I'm the
county ot Iu@haJu. and State at Michigan. which
-haII expose for sale at public veuduc 10 the
highest bidder, Al the front door of the rour;
House in the village OF Mason. in said county on
Tuesday, she ~'h day IT March. \ D. le59. at
J O'Clock J.. y. Il Il. Low, Sheriff
MASON. January l.. 1850. GwIgf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-01

sa e~' known iG TIE catAosu. g human lis, a. we're
real. other r.-eAss- II IA. genital Org,ns
A1w Ter. NIscArraEr, Impotence snd tsrrenrss
unn other topic treated With al the oonsesa,@
which Their Importance csrusnd.it icing in fset of
.ete an. pra';csl ror. TIE Ehys9logcs hysisnes
10 use sad female ss'em and sill 10 mailed 10 sea-
wrapper - snr r,rf ID she world a. The ss0eecns ~
r-ee q IWE>IT-F!YE GEMS, or Eve copies for on
collar.
AGENTS WANTED in every STATE county. city and W
age IN the United SiAtss ana C.nsaas-
Dr REINDLu, continues - dispsDss his inEslshs
rsne-es . those afflicted With Secret Dsssss. sth Us
su-ress attsuzrt upon thirty y"srs Of personal e-}s
--~l0e and Iractios hs profession. None leave -
treatment hal cured. lie always gives The best OF ~
faeaon "ono-r.nreA, Geet, syphiii,, structure
-sn ~ TIE Nsrses in fe-1e. a. successfully tres'sc
Young men. who b. iHcgIg.ng IN secret hsoas h,''
contracted 49, s0H'-sgfging mind prostratng e!
sfroginc wee should spiy - DR. RErSoLDs -I'nos'~
ia these vel A. all other q private na'ss
10. kEYsOLps oommends an s,riy APPLICATION; and '1a
ont any vanity aspiration decidedly states that =
'in the reach % mortal AID shsl ever lesTs ="
-itL0uia cure Or satisfaction gwen.
Beware of empires and itner.ut ssfstF'ef prtSessn
rho ATTENPT cures. bat never suoeesd- Dr. s US %
y res9fnsa5-s PhrsclAn ~ this city who oe'oxs =.
whole tine eAosusneiy - the treatment II e.sessss
Private mature. The afflicted would 90 well 70 nAss
some enquiries before c0u.uitIng those sc-ersng.
's city D.. Rs practice sriends through ever! sn'
iG the Union And the British Frpyinces
R.IIr. Reyrol4. . so'e Agsn; fOr d.. Viebois re
u.~.s AoItG P.ls- Among the many thousand eoiss =
ese iIl- annually .9ia not one complain; "a. ,e,
B..e against them. Ladies in certain situation she'
MT use them; tie particulars # which vii te icUh-
tie directions acc1tnra each boI. Price e. -,
20 any part Of the word. Be~Ere Of Co1ntss@
They ret On sale any other plsoe. .
letters describing sFe. symptoms. occUpsoon -
.-Trlv ATTENDED n. aud medicines sscurs y sess- I've
si-=-rat'oa, sent % Al parts q tie world
- letters vii he answered unless they contain 9
faues Il one dollar. - a,
an corrrnunication. addressed n F. : Rsrnolcs
o.. No. Il Exchange Psoe, Ryehsstsr, y. l., VII nse
,5'l prompt attention.
ofrs hours from A NJ toS Pm
2 2 a
. hEene-s - ~. T. beware q other serertssneA~
-ith : Ike ery-zvirv.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-01

Particularly adapted 20 The 90
of both .sHes, which describes q
PLAIN ENgLIsH That - necss
sAry u know pertaining 70 tns
Gen. alive c.sard.rs-hoS osn-
trActsd-tL. Influence they pr
ducs upon mind and t'ody-so,
al persons can avoid them, AZ
If they are - anfortUnais - y
have contracted such cissssst
how % sfec, = spssdy AID or
tain cure. LikesIss, ]; coDisits
rnsny important binis n hies "
o. found ssrvioeshis 20 ibcss y
n4arus9 'iis, embracing ever