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TbcrroS1cct ef new war with China attracts
soo,e attention. It il likely that 'Le new war be-
tween the n'atisin'e fowers Of Eurupe nnu the
Chinese Empire will be very different from thu
wars Of ISL. aud lS5.. 1t will be prosecuted
with more viEur, and peace viii nut be made e.
cepl mt 1'tkin. after struggle which cannot bu.
be severe. u the ih%,te Ut the contest no rn.'
can entertain \ doubt, hoEevcr long per;od
the wNr m.y last. Til. Allies are pretty sure to
be victorious in the cud. md the first condition,
o! tic l'cacr, VIC mar feel certain, will be the
paynn. MT of Il large indemnify by the Chinese
sh.si!-mnisy, il LARGE a< II must be. will pr Oh.
ub1y exercise marked effect on the mon,
markets Of tic world During the past eight os
nine years $3nu, ,etM,'AN hsve been shipped iu
gold trs'tn tl'is country to Europe. or this large
amount nearly the whole has gene to France
aud Germany, lus especially 10 France. where
it hus been exchanged for silver; this
SILVER has been shipped to Iudia and China
Where it now remains. The sane remnrk may
he made of the Australian gold, of which some
i@3iu,,AN AN,p1 hnve betu added 10 the circulation
Of tue world siacc 1870; the gold has for most
part gone to Continental Europe, where it has
taken the place Of silver in general circulation.
1t il probable that nut less that $45O, ,0u 900 ol
silver have been thus liberated and sent 10 Chi
tn aud 1ndix within the past ten years, 10 pay
for teas, silks spices and other Asiasic product.
In the present condition Of trade there seems
vcry lille prospect Of getting this ailrer out Of
!asia aud into commercial circulation again bs
any Of idInu1y process
goods upon India aa fust ~ they c4n-with very
ts''snE success thus far. We Gre steadily in
crea"Ing our shipments Of domestic goods, hard.
ware. etc, ETC.. 10 China; but the amount thus
~ n 40 'nconslderatle, and tic consumption Of
'eA ana st!k increases 50 rapidly, with the iu-
S SSase u population and prosperity. that the
balance OF Eouds Always remains he4yiIy in f..
TGr OF China, and keens nm tbn d+.;p II e;}r.r
, 1859-09-30

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EdNcrs r rs ard Th1nnc:-
We see in your valuable paper Of yesterday
aud to-daT just exposure Of some Of those
uegliSeuees and abuses that exist at present in
the Cook County Jail. However, the moral
part Of it is still unknown to the public, as well
US to tue Board Of Supervisors. The managers
Of the jail have until now contriyed 10 conceal
it tdextrously from the sbserra,ion of tue latter
Each time when visit Of the Doar2 Of Super
visors is expected, the Jail is cleaned up little
for the ccasion md made to appear tocrable
for the moment, but so soon as the visit is oser
all is left to clapse into the old miseraLe condi-
siou- What does Sheriff Gray care for his pris-
oners: The only object he has is to make them
subsist on as little AZ possible, and 50 pocket as
much as he can from the money he receives for
shat purpose.
The public should be reminded that of all the
prisoners which are confined in the Court House
Of Chicago, there is mona TINT serves out Iii.
sentence, bnt tber are generally kept there for
want Of bail, awaiting their trial. Each of them
misht be as innocent as tic best citizen that
walks our streets; this is the presumption Of
the law.
Those confined in the debtors department.
whose only offence consists in the iunIiIit5
sc pay their debts, are srea'cd ty Sheriff Gray
as The rest Of the prisoners which must be cor
sidesed wrong and unjust, as the churge for their
board does pot fall upon the County. but is paid
to the Sheriff by their CREDITORS. There ars
now IS prisoners under the Court House: fur
each ot them them Sheriff Gsay gets 50 cents
day for bis board. 1t the present prices Of
provisions, This is more than suficieu. TO Iced a
man on literally substantial food, but let u tel
you, Messr1. Editors, the food We Get here ia !.
miserable s,uti, aud does not cost Al ths utmost
10 cents per day.
l. The bresksfast is a black me]auge usde
up Of water and molasses, milk, / b ot bread.
worth cents.
.. TIC dinner is I mixture made up Of pota-
toes with peels. rotten anions, old bread, and
.orae shank beef, which, when boiled Together,
makes swiil onty dt to feed hogs, and which
Can hardly cost cents.
s. rhe supper consists Of t a h of bread.
which costs 1t retail price only CENTS
4. and Of fuel ior the whole day only 10 ceuta.
It Is sure thing that The food for al rs mis-.
oners when bought At Wholesale can hardly COS,
,h1t and it il evident that Of those 437. 80 which
, 1859-09-30

me co1swa'n. Several DAYS after the batt1.
~ ~ !" Ar'l sent party with bis small stca,ntr
sae 4oeE-wah. 10 look for the other moutL nj
| Tue ' rscf' Ht which the Chinese lad spoken
at'u Il "as found just as h4d been indicated. II
was also ascertnned that the t}oyernor-G Gcner.
ters. '4'e '''n's
4ue "hoc country was in state Of fermcnt
| On account nf the fighting. md the Gorrrnnr.
/ H"ncTaI had gone up into the interior to Ticn.
's'n, 1t was *tth difficulty TINT the in.orprrt~r
cou'd communicate With the people. H. i:ra'ly
@ S"a 'e.ter 10 t1e Ian tai, who, the ue2s day,
~tnt Oh boat laden With provisions. 5ruita. and
.Hhrr presents. aith many pro,estatjous Of
'sit!'dst''p and respect for the Americana. lie
sa'd tnas the Gostruor.Gepera1 had been whit
"E some time 10 receive the American Minister
aha mad sent him on t. pekin, Ltx since The
ntnt'ng mac commenced he had gone, and it
sss m"s" ~" M necessary to send messenger to him
'"a gel reply. At lust dates Mr.. Ward WINS
w4,!'ar Tor an answer to lis letter,
nsa our Minister pursued an entirely indie
!'taaeht cour>e. instead Of .uxine on to the
LUZ o' We British legation. he might have beer,
IN thc 'u'l enjoymeut Of I'LL the adyaptuues ot
our ,.estg. and our government representation
"ou.a nave 1+cn qnic'iy settled near the gov
10 near that we are considered rs identified viii,
l.e !! Ffehcn ,ei and English, when. Of course, We
s"a''' iss them. he treated as enemies. and our
n!''ssant Minister will only hare 10 return home
VIII -, ~! his " bushiug houors thick upon him."
Ihc French fleet aud their minister have re-
.urned .' to this place. Several Of the wounded
aase died since they came in. The battered
fennants Of the British fleet are near the mouth
# the ians-'se.kiang. They own bcat-sa.
toey hare not IN ,nany years met with 40 signal
repulse. The whv'e thing seems to 1,arc Lre.
tue result Of arro- ace ans! fol hardness 1t's
sad le*aon. The English imagiue the Rus.
Sims had assisted the Chinese in preparing mud
defending the forts. The Ch,nrse saw 1he,r
'9rccs we're comm 1ntied By Monaghan genera.
"f :'reat ekill aud prudence, uamrd Ling
in.sipg, a''''e
1t IL i i, to be hoped that our government will
'ooE c'"stly into the conduct Of our munster
and commanders. and il they hare y;olu.ed the
nen.ra''1y Of cur hsg:. severe ccnsurc should +.
s's,,"a nr2a them aud promptly. The result o.
i! Ills is that the English aud French treaty
w'th the Chinese has proved u humbuc. aud
tue relations are the saulc between the Countries
now thut they were ut the commencement ot
INC Canton war. We an1iousty await fur1t,c,
developments, hoping they may not be US bsd
tatires here deserve r. IL =
, 1859-09-30
THE CHICAGO. AND KORT1IV'EST.
E9tN RAILWAY.

AatN tA1ANA Ak
On the first Of July Inst tie directors Of til.
<:'ic.sso and Northwestern Railway com
ntsr,'( tic work Of finishing IN their l;ne,
ittv'six miles, l,e:wtta Ja,,cstiic aud La.
Crosse Jrnr:ion. With siLc tracks, councc,
1lcus with other roads, &C., the whale anlo unit
"i roa1 10 be ts,'lt WAS sixty-;hrce miles. The
"aad hal nearly I'LL bccn previously graded
hut fy MANY il WIS supposed impossible Ia
cf'nl:'!rte t;,:: work by tic 1irst Of Octobcr,
when t!le Company determined it should bt
finished. Tho l:;c sc;cro *:6ru OH the lake
hs:; delayed its completion five days beyond
:flc specified time, :s several vessels loaded
with iron for the ruld were out in tic
:.nIe- They lave all now safely arrived,
and lie lite will lie completed III Wednesday
i"st. Il granl opening: celebration is set
down for tic 18th, ard the road will be orcu-
I'd for business AID regular freight aud passcr-
ger trims will colnsucuce running on the FOL-
lowing Monday, October l7tl,
1t is impossible 10 estimate the value Of
7l,is 1,cw :.vcnuc oc commerce to our citv.
1t passes directly through the hear,
Of Wisconsin. and will afford our merchants
facilities for direct ,ralc with the c;tizers Of
,!lat STATE wlicl, must prove Of tic greatest
advantage to every department Of business
IN. siralvrs cn.4 mt oily rclch the llue agsi-
<r,ltnr:,l portions # the Stare, hit from Fond
In l. (. steamers on l.ak. Winnr',ago and tie
N"l! AID Fox rivers will give us acctsa to tic
iussher districts, and doubtless u large lrae
will sl'rluS up between il'crn AID our city, We
irn>t our MERCHANTS Will tc wide awake 70 Tin
advantages wil:tll the o;'cpin: # this line ui
''s'i''r NJ =: lc ri'y. aud 'nt tsy will adopt
tt!ltic;d nH:llls to secure tlr.1n.
, 1859-09-30


One Of the most noblr and notable business
improvements in the city las been going on ST.
lently aud quietly for few seasons past, at the
angle Of junction Of the North Branch with the
river. A point Of land that juttcd far into the
stream, sending the vessels bound up the North
Branch 4 roundabout nasrow channel, was itself
for years Z shore nuisance of thc first wutcr, or
rather mud and water. It bore copious growth
OF low shanties with the accompanying. COW
sheds. was the haunt Of the yslest and lowest
population ofshe city, was, in short-Kil ;ubbin.
Who does not remember when row Of iuva-
sided canal boats, and boat yard or two, with
tile tenement associations Of the spot, made this
anyle Of the North Division more picturesque
tllan pleasing when viewed from a!ar IL
nearer riew the question Of personal safety
from being swamped in mud, sut1ocated With
stencil, or b!uJseoned in Wild Celtic fseakish-
ness absorbed all the visitors attention.
AL is changed there now, and the demands
for business purposes Oh this very valuable site
hare altered its shore and river aspects. The
dock line has been carried back, and the chan-
ucl widened to nearly double, il not more, its
former breadth; and the steam drcdses are still
busy day after day, lifting the mud from tue
bottom Of the river aad Landing it within the
line ofthc docks, which now present an unbro-
ken front, curving broadly from the main stream
10 the North branch.
i line of the natural surflce, few feet in
breadth above the water, md a couple of hun
drcd feet in length, alone remains now in nearly
i IL
, 1859-09-30

Tbs Republicans AID -auti-Lccompton men
oi California lsayo fused M last; but possibly
80 late that they will not save themselves from
defeat thereby. They h.I'r to do what they
might certainly lave lonr, llad they beeu wiser
Il 1nonl!. ago. As it is, Baker and McFzibbcn
WILL give the common enemy au awfu! starc, If
nothing n.orr.
, 1859-09-30


Your COMMITTEE on Egu alizat1ou of Taxes, tt
whom was referred the Assessment Roll of TIT
several towns 6f the county having had tile same
under aAslseEcut by tearc 10 repurt that there
appenr* to be great discrepancy in the valua
tlon of real estate by lhe Assessors Of the stIer
cnt towns Of The county. Your Cumml.tee
would recommend that The assessment Of Wes,
Chicugo be amended $50 rs tn reduce it in the
aggregate to - per cent. on the ASSESSORS yat
uation Of the real estate.)
Your committee would further recommend
that for the purpose of cqualizing all the assess
n,eos rolls Of Tue County. Tiers b. added to the
valuation Of the assessors on the real estate a,
follows:
To the town Of Len,ont 20 per cent, to Sew
TEier 50 per cent, 10. Darlington SIS per cent. te
Niles " per cent, urei,cn u per cent, Paios |;
per cent. Lake 5 rer CENT And further 10 re-
duce the aggre:;ute on the following towns
Lyons 20 per cent. PruSiso 20 per cent, Erau
sian IL per cent, Worth 10 per G. Mt, Elk Grave
35 prr cent, Ruck 1O per cent, and confirm 1lls
assessment OF ali the other towns, aud in tlie
opinion Of your Committee the arrangement,
will cause al! the towns TO bear just rcia,ion
to each other in their valuation.
S. PeSSs1Ea.
The report was accepted.
1t was voted to 70 into tho election for War
den at the Poor House. rice Kommeis resigned
this morning 1t II o'clock.
VI CttcIt
R.sofrei, that the Finunce Committee hare
full authority to examine a!! the books of iht
County Treasurer, with referenc to a settlc
n'ctt Of Lis accounts, and report The same tt
this Board.
Adjourned to Friday morning.
F1Rs1 PREx1rx PEsuAxsu1r.-Weu understand
that Pruf. Sloan Of S'oaa's Commercial College
has made arrangements to publish his new sys
TEN Of First Premium penmauship- The pub
lie will be sure to realize in il system Of busi
ness Dcnmanship, that will be ut once plain
rapid, and practical. No aourisbing, nor an,
Of these useless and absurd "attachment. ,
which spoil good writing and render bad ride
uious, will tarnish this new system. 1t will b.
easily acquired by both youth aud adult.
Ne will also add that to be able to write
good hand is not only great accomplishment
bat q valuable acquisition, and If the new svs
TEN produces nll the results promised {of which
We hare no doubt,) Prof. Sloan will hare beer
the oripinatnr nf a great nuh1ir hencf,rti
, 1859-09-30

u0nsE THIEF HELD TO BA1L--Priuce Mcguire
isin jail uuder 81 300 bonds to appear for trial
cd a charge Of stealing horse and buggy from
Jacob Gross, on Clinton street, evidently gross
fraud,
, 1859-09-30

ALI 1lCnSE1T At THE MEJnoroL1rAS.-Ne
wcrc mlsted in our last issue. Alf. burnett
:,ivcs his first night Of lecture md admirable
delineasious at Metropolitan Hall this evening.
Eo nd lInnn hin,
, 1859-09-30

ALlEx,owx. Pa, Sept .9.-Thc Lebich
County Agricultural Association Is now hold.ay
rs eighth unnual lair nj this place. The diss.
ay Of agricultural implements, fruits. vegvta.
hes. &c, is very ext. neisc. About .o;oo0 per
lit ns were present to day. being ahe largest
nbcr eser collected By i county fair in ihis
section Of tho State.
Col John ". Forney delivered the address.
, 1859-09-30

observation-disclosures l. Hyde, No. 100
Dearborn stucet, 'lave received the ever welcome
Eaiek<r1oektr Aoga=iae for October. 1t contains
iii admirable nuke up Of interesting matters.
, 1859-09-30

[ 4 fly Cerks u1ce. Chicago. September - 1867
Fur S"si Is her. BY given To Il Hrss.ps Fe,*d
tht thet aI~lnfrd BY The ':tn Cuuncit
nf tho CNF Clc xo II tbs damage, l<r.
dts rr.un. to nerse II Fssi e-t the AuFtn lvis
nf said Gltv hy Of vi enpx fni.aa II ext In
uf .I'ck ei- lu !er. Wright aai W~b-trts Addition.
t"chi that t.e Il rIe.1..r ~ be
the d'!l sid 1nd tt:ert .ch ride said
aH,ex \ the t+' lug IT ike aey nj & a. u
wet tAsuuEh Vt iwk th,1 the Ae .La.,
b. .t uniform with IT ek1ser fret HI competed
tlfr aud nude tLefeuf nY tce
An. PIT. wsanx tn appta fun ,ai Isessuent. must
de th If ojset ous tn ~litiak. Ia ny ollie.
Tuesd.y. The Lii u Uetuher tS3 ucltk T. u.
hs C.une will. 1t thas ttue. IN ,he counc.l
honr he al object uEs IL SAID and aud
arm anAul The Saat.
7
, 1859-09-30
4 SSESSNENT NOTICE.

"a Csyt'teIkh DIX. Chc.xu. September y. 1s:9..
tnhfc tceis hereby krvn L. Ill ersE.s Interested that
ths COMMISSIONER sp.n'td b, the 'osuHa Council s tue
etr u Chssg'. e sess lie sua Ut llrt TAnus.l..
Four HuntE d ad tu1y Dbl upoa the rva In
h" soula Vi. .luo dc bSn t.4 by the crawling ef
Sfh drxt. ffuuI the .xay II ts~ ,t1trti
Of Ar he. 10 ID ted Lter assessment and
n.z1e 1rtusn theresf tu u, ~
Any rsr+n wsshEnEto app from xad assessment must
Ill ibrIt ub1eCtIrn. III %st!t n NY 4e- tc
TUESDAY,! ihe 4lth tisy Of .c,ot.e to3s II ocluek
tue Common tui!c,l will. 1t hAt LINE. 10 the uuncIl
roun h~A1 Ill ohIycons .asl a.e..tpeat, md Esvus
and ea'ntsrl OF 1Enul the zane
...4af I'm HEfSMA
, 1859-09-30
ssOLD !inE,.s

HIM. Abe L:neoln passcd through this city
yesterday en- route f'r Milwaukee, where be is
1"acliTcf tlf. annual address, before the Wis
''ons'n ssa.o Agricultural Society: We cap
turcd tic manuscript aud shall print the ad-
, 1859-09-30

n tHty CleEk, 'f:t. Chl:aco, September .. 1879.
u;'!e Sct:ee hereby Evrn to n petsoas lnt'e,tel
Of The Guy Ut hcxn y ettAu the 4nages AID
nt. Resulting to ownc Ut fe7l estate ln she sp1tn tvn
Of city. Of Extending Springer
WESTERN terL 10 Clask streel. OF the With 2n in
st aixht line vh 'ht put 81 >trlnges riret already
0p~h enp ete1 their ard feLuru
Hereof 10 m, ttHce.
Any pef>s xl-h;nk apree1 from sad rrss
f1= t.etr te<tions. III wsii IN ny ot1 afnre
sus.uay. The 1lh day II Ve ober N at ocle~k
Is the otno1 cuunti will II hit Isat, in The tou1Ii
cOnd anout the game
sx5.ttvt H. KEElSMASS Ctr Clerk
, 1859-09-30

TuE NEArnkR-We seem to hare entered
upon cur Improved fall styles Of weather. Yes-
tcEday was superb
, 1859-09-30

HOasE THIEVES IN CEsTonr.-Louis Fifer and
Charles Flasl,tr were yesterday arrested. Lav-
ing in possession under suspicious crcumstau-
ces, a Cue bluck mare, fifteen hands high, white
star in her forehead. They are in jill. She
AHaits au owner with the ttity Marshal
, 1859-09-30

v" s1'o 1o0's Uu' :A1'-'HT8 1rV.Rs{
The above shows falling OF. during The past
week, of eo3,7os bushels Of wheat, and -four
reduced. 1t will nlso he seen that the receipts
ut Chicago alone, during the past two weeks,
are considerably orer onc-third of the entire
receipts at the West
, 1859-09-30
4 SSESSNENr NOTICE

IA Cts Clerks ttdee Chte;o. sxpts naetf -. 1sE9.
iu't SMice ia Lrse yk ssh to p-Ens Int, er3 hat
tfe 0nca'. Apt-sitel as tile cuMm Eua-u Vt
,hr Gty II Etlco to 1ssess the # EE teen r40u
Aana FluE tuFd.td ltAs4 th- x5Iale tn tit
Wet p!si.'onuf al CITY, d-r.. t~Ledt b. lad
ine Il st:est fr. tire to4dw.y Of Hasrsnu s.teet
ses,n'ent, and Eaade MT IN thereof to LII. utsce-
any pEsos wishing tn splAa f'u sid easncnt must
dc tAetF uIec,t H.. n <rL T. 10 tncu- bxfEe
Tuesday .hv III. "t uxtebvr I-:s. ii eeSet
l. lhe Cuznu Canel! wilt. ri thA time. the t"un 1t
KaHn. htar Gh!ectcn+D - d aut ey4e and
ar.Lin II ERETsNASN f-tfr t~.r-k
, 1859-09-30

REconpERs Cornr.-The Recorders Court
ro"es in session on Nandoy next with 1ibe al
docket Of the usual classes Of patients,
, 1859-09-30

the Sheriff receives for the board of his ~
prisoners, be spends hardly $3.50 cents dar.
md hence pockets $50 every day.
There are no o'her expenses for cooking or at-
tending, as all this work is done BY the prison
rrs. Those of the prisoners that can possibly
he1p ii, do not cat this swill, and it is taken
Iack to Sheriff Grsy's farm. with which be-
leeds his COWS and from where the proceeds are
returned agaiu to Jail in the shape of milk and
sold to the prisoners twice day ut IS cents a
gallon. or course those that have a little mo-
ney left. make this their principal food Is there
prisoner is seldom heard and believed.
We understand that in BrideHell they get bet
ter food than We, and the city only gives fifteen
cents day.
We hare given you, Messrs. Editors, the
aoorc facts as they exist, and wisb Jou to ex.
pose them and put the blame On those who de-
serre it. Yours truly, :.
SEyERtL PefsoxH1s
, 1859-09-30

noARn OF srrERr'sons.-The board will pro-
badly adjourn its session tomorrow afternoon,
having filled Out the round week.
, 1859-09-30

"a NF Clerks mee, .ilcasp, SEPT. Axh. 1870. Tub
c h"ite i heren Stven TO al ptr.u- Interested sta
C"nu sa nefs a1. ut@tei by the Common .uns Ut lhe
hy of Chaceu. to the Vt th hund1e1
eighty tas4 III lia upun the real IN lne >cu
l!r1n u rad IL. ee..l tEea TED hy Il Ing kne<o
Flaetrtn thr xe< line 1f 10 westw41d ~
ftxs *s. Dous4~ Avenue I.'u The III Asr u Ill
guild ttace so1th s: # ave ennpie taes
AMI u1ade .etu1H there. 4 to MY onct
An, r rs sish!u- t ppe4 frun II ssessaenf. nist
a .theis ottv:: ons II u III my "nr. bviu7e
TUESDAY. t-e lssh t-y Of 'hs IL a. al Ht c. Y.
~ tie tou,aoa ounctl wilt. 1t Hat Ia the .ornH
ino heAs Ill ]stiloa- io sid AID lsr.se and
confirm o" an.ul t-e sAae-
teE1. lQ Il. kRIISX M Gilt CIesk
, 1859-09-30

sEnsors Acc1nEsr.-John Eng'eka. young
man residing in tl1is ctr, was seriously injured
by charge Of shot passing through his right
arm, on cunning excursion on Tuesday last,
, 1859-09-30
IIour on the Burnt p,.,r,ct

/
We risited the blocks i'll the West Division
yesterday afternoon which were swept by the
fearful couaagration Of week or two since
The tokens are fast-springins aad abundau,
that not far-dissant is the entire restoration n,
that SECTION, which will be rebuilt in q bette,
manner than before. the latter tie usual resul,
in city fires of such magnitude.
The quarter of our city referred to w;1l from
its location be most noted for its manufacturing
establishments, and indeed that prestige had
been already earned before the FIRE which With
IN four blocks space destroyed such extensive
Industrial enterprises rs the Lead Works, yul-
can Foundry, Hydraulic Mills, and the Machine
shops Of Mason i AcArthur AS we considered
tlese the more serious part of the loss in the
late disaster, looking at their relation to the
manufacturing reputation Of our city, we were
yesterday glad to see among some Of these, to.
kcns Of 4 vigorous vitulity, which will soon re-
produce them on their former sites.
Within day from the time Of the fire. F. w-
Blatcl,ford, Esq. had thrown high fence abou,
the smoking ruins Of his noble structure the
Lead Works, as well to guard from temptation
the eager covies Of the junk dealers who would
lind plump picking around the destroy cd ediice.
as to prepare Tor vigorous attack upon the
Debris to rear again the walls of the Lead Fac
tory Their experiment has proven that The
lineage heaa "orks were not more happily
'oca'eo ~ sega3os tnemselSes' but Us conve-
u'ence anu aasansose 10 our entire business
Fuone' a1F' o'a'cofoFo mas already completed
's',p''Ats s'sue'nse "Aefe he mas iul'y Re-.
uaieo BUSINESS III I'LL Us ofanenes' o1 Lead Fipe,
u'e Aeao auo o'uss naonlac urea pfoduc's ol
';'s SIMPLE Mean" h'le large gang Of work
men are a'eslng ana deislng IN rach lend dig
s'sH "'1"'" .oc Walls " a'e runs "0cse Shot
0 F't1 .e@e l1ss!
cono o,t i, .,ne,.aa ~ - s.-'es,:- -
II. ,o1t.d ;ot, ,,,;, 49,. ~ s.,t' ee' s'
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