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UNITED STATES 500 ak PER cKxr.
GOLD BEARING BONDS

These Bonds worth premium Of ~.
cent including gold interest from November, which
makes the actual profit the E30 loan, at current rss
including interest about ten per cent per annum, besides
liz exemption from State and municipal taxation Wis,
adds from one to three per cent more according TO .Ss
rate levied upon other property TIE interest yois
semiannuslly by coupons attached to each nots sra
may he cut of and sold to any bank or banker
The interest amounts to
One cent per day on $50 note.
Two cents per day on el00 note.
Ten cents per day on $500 note.
Twenty cents per day on $1,000 note
One dollar per day on 5000 note.
Notes of all the denominations named win be pTvnE.ss
furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions. This ia
TIE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET,
Now offered By the Government and is confidently
pected that its superior advantages will make II the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE
Less than 100000 Of the Loan authorized By ths
last Congress are on the market. This amount ~
the rate at which il Is being absorbed will all be sb
,cribed for within four months when the notes win
doubtedly command premium as has uniformly hsrr
the case at the close of the subscriptions TO ether Loan
In order that citizens Of every town and section Of NJ
country may be sfordrd facilities for taking the Loan.
the National Banks, State Banks, and private banker
throughout the country have generally agreed to receive
subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select their ovE
agents in whom they have confidence and who only Ase
70 be responsible for the delivery of the notes for with
they receive orders.
Jay COOKE.
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT
No. IA, s. THIRD STREET.,
Spb-lm PHILADELPHIA
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

HE undersigned respectfully sOlicits the attention Of
Dealers and Families in Richmond 10 his new and
veil assorted stock Of Family Groceries, Hams Flour
Booze Shoes. Notion Tin Ware. Canned Meats, Nege
sabes Fruts Jees Cigars and almost every conceiva
ole article OF merchandise knowb in well hlled store
JN0. CLARK,
spoO-et $50 Main street third door from sth.
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ESPECIAL. NoFICg.l

kTThe Japanese Hair stain eolon thu
Hair Whiskcrs and Noustscbe Q beautiful black OF
brown It consists Of only one pr paration Color win
not fade or waSh out Only 10 eats box. Hailed e
any address for 10 cents BY :: c. UPHAm,
Is south Eighth street, Philadelphia Pa.
spiT-imMon, Thu&Sat
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NiITCHEI l. a. 1NIIE, Ss...Cn
MAKLR tnS j. VII 1t S Reg cave TO in orm
ther n end and tie lille that hey haze sun cd B.
sines- at their cd sand i1S in 's et Rel nsnd'-
CnstSmers WHO hove kh Wsichs' Or JsVe'ry % re-
rair aye resu estfd % cal for he ne. app4-I~
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u. =. CHRISTIAN COMMISSION.
RICHMOND, April 18th, 1885,
NOTICE. daily prayer meeting Is held at II
~ o'clock A. NJ, in the basement~o the Methodist
hurch of Broad and 10th streets under the au
sp oes Of the Christian Commission.
izens and soldiers are earnestly invited to attend this
EFF. WILLIAMS, Agt U. s. c. G.,
ap14-u Army Of the James.
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ESPECIAL NOTICED

ESPECIAL RoTICE.]
~ Freekles, Tan and PiHnPles removed
al onos By The use OF "UPHAMS ERBCKLE- TAN Rne
PiMPLE BARlSHER." Price 10 cents. Mailed to any
address for rs cent?. by q. C. UPHAh
IS south Eighth streek Philadelphia Pa.
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WHERE you conquer one Moth now you conquer
dozen in June-that is you KILL EN- BEFORE THEY'RE
poRS
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1880 LOAN.

These Notes Issued under date Of June Is 1855 AMI
ARE payable three years from that time, in
are converted at the option Of the holder into
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DIR. W. LEIGH BURTON,
Id H " rs II .

70 Office on Franklin street. e,onl door from 5th.
q Residence northwest corner Of 7th aud Frank.
lin streets apr 24-dlWv
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TNaE Nav oAIRT FOR 1865.

TNdE INV ohlRT FOR 1855.
wonderful invention for ladies. Unquestfon ABLY su
erior 70 all othen.
mt fell 70 red tie advertisement 10 the RIcHNon
EIs, containing full particulars every Aondai nom
ng. aph-e'aSAn"
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FHN ANCEAI.
q VT L. ID II A r s ~
SEVEN THIRTY LOAN.

By authority of the Secretary Of the Treasury ms ~
iesgned has assumed the General Subscription AsearB
o. the sale If the United States Treasury Notes bearing
seysn and .hree-tenths PER cent interest per aRaam
EroWn "a the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-28

DJssOLU rION OF co-PARTNERsHiP.-The Co
Partnesh p heretofore existing between the IN
dersigned lie dies lived BY mutual consent-the dis@ou-
don 10 lake eFst from and after tie i9h OF December
1851
The firm in bqaias6on. MS lthTS
an99-d9Et WV - -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-28

NOTICE 60 the StocL old"ra OF the
~ VirGAota Fire and Marine Inbu-
rance Company
Gen raj Aeet o. tha Stockh OF the virginia
FI-e and NaI ne Inr1rsbce Cen paoy will be lie on
KOND AY next let May at 90 cek W.. at hessrs.
Beers Spilman's Eore No o. Main street, TO cons d.
or the Good tion Of the rnoanY and 70 determine
whether is business shall be resumed.
- WV. WILLIS, JH.
aDoo-6t See'y.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-09-06
no OT5gg

esg%T0 THOSE WHO WANT GOOD LEATHER.
kTNHE subscriber having retained his. expo
rienced Tanner and Currier-Lewis, has
resnnlcd his old business in Tanning aad Dress
ing Leather, at his old Tan Yard. HestaEes this
method of informing the public that he will Tan
and Dress all good Raw Hides on Shares. orsat
Market Value, in the best manner and with des-
patch, and viii pay the highest price for all kinds
of Hides in Leather or Money. All homo tanned
Leather. dressed on reasonable terms.
Messrs. Rodelsperger Hornsby, at the c. H.,
viii receive all Hides to be tanned, and mark the
same for him. Also, Bark and Tallsw wanted.
B NeSberry, Aug so, 1855. /. BIERFIELD.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-09-06
The Palnier's Tale.

Far in the purple time, .e'er pain
Had yet commenced her ancient reign
That time which never comes again
/ met Palmer on the way,
ooh, wretched youth, in evil day
find thec," cried that pilgrim gray.
''ThJ love is dead, upon her lie
The snowy ceremcntS, round her CRY,
The weeping crowd I'saw her die.
,es9A thousand knights without compare,
Aithousand maidens call her fair, -
A3thousand lilies deck her hair.
"Iier golden hair with halo crovn'd-nr
Idcard, and fell upon the ground,
AID saw no sight, and heard no sound.
Then where she lay, came and cried,
"ah dearest dear, here let me bide, ..
Here sleep for ever bg thy Side" >
A47oicc came from the little Hill
! Of earth, 80 love, be. constant still,
sach is the pleasure ofmy will. ..~-
go, gather glory in the right :
Atsoul that dwells inlovs and lig1t
Shall watch thee in the darkest night;
s4and ike bird upon hernest
Shall brood above thee in thy rest, =
And at the last Shall make thee blest,"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-09-06

REpUpfAT1oN.-It is with great regret VIC learn
that in, some portions of the State, the idea
seems to have gained ground that the sudden
close of the war, with the great changes. eonse.
uuent thereon, is 10 act sort OF virtual bank
;ruptcy act in the wiping away Of all private
debts Candidates, too, we understand, are IN
some counties presenting themselves upon this
pledee-that if sent to the Convention, they will
introduce, advocate, and vote for some measure
-of reiudiation Of this nature Now, this IS all
wrong, and not only morally evil, but constitu-
,iolally and legally impossible. The Constitution
of the Unit.d States prohibits any State from
passing laws ilnpairing the obligation Of con-
tracts, aud even State Conrcntioa--whlch PosS'.
esses so much broader Jurisdiction than SIM
ple IeeiSlature--is incompetent 70 the enactment
Of any such legislation. That quasi-repudiaton,
known ss an extension of the stay laws, IS IN
effect such an impairing, and if brought before
the Supreme Court, as it would inevitably be
brought BY any general effort to shuttle on debts,
wonii be declared null and Foid. The, only way
10 meettlIis matter is in the manner poEted out.
in some remarks Of orr, correspondent CON.
mon SENSE whose communication appeared IN:
yesterdays .issue-to come boldly up to the. inc.
question--recognize the iadafeasbe claim OF
creditors to their elseses en- 9ctsoas and endeaVoE
10 satsfyihose just eaims eitherin ful, i posi-
Bile, or by the best compromise pracacsoie.
The fair dealing of many of our merchants IN
settling arite-Iar accounts with Northern ctedi-
tors. has reflected nuch. .lustre on the hezntegrjty
of the Southern business public, and rould. be
crying shame if, in an effort that must a!iti-
snately be futile. to repudiate just demands
stigma were to be affixed upon our people. Seven
cases cut of ten, fair onproTiscs can be made,
or time can be obtained wherein to pay in tula,
and it would be far better to attempt tbs
course than to essay reprdiation that can on'y
and in financial ruin and personal disgrace.
: -. 80 + Chronicle and Sentinel
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-09-06

ELoor EsT.-At Macon on the 1st instant, 0s.
borne 4. Lechrane, Esq, addressed meeting OF
citizens, and uttered the following words; The
past is behind US; we car neither relieve: a sor-
row or add a sympathy by calling up the memo.
ries that have fitted into it. The great issues Of
the present are upon us, the interests Of family
ehidren-statc and country, are all pleading
with us, and forsonc shall go forward with the
march \ Of patriotism-I fol one shall give my en-
ersies to redeem Georgia from her present con-
difion, lift her from the sick bed and nurse her
into life. ! viii support the Union aEu the per
,,etn;fy ,,l Of the Union Of these States I have
sworn to do so, and will keep the oath invio'
late and irviolable. give no reluctant acq9ies-
cence, no mental reservation, no sanction of re-
pugnant gesticulationS but wholly unFeseryedly.
con1prehensirely and hopefully, for the sake OF
nv OWN toncr and the public interest. l accept
the obligation, and will stand by it IN It's conSc:
qucnces and IN its resu!!s, acaeeto:tn ana 1oEeT'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-09-06

s TuE NUMBER OF BArTIEs.-Tbe. number of
battles fought during the war is given by an
exchange, who, We think, under-states the
number as two. hundred and sixtystwo. OF
these, the soil Of Virginia drank the blood Of
eighty.nine, Tennessee witnessed thirty -seys-s
en-, Missouri twenty FIVE, Georgia twelve
South Carolina ten, North Carolina eleven,
Alabama seven, Florida fve, Kentucky four.
tsen, the Indian Territory and New Mexico
one each. Once the wave of war rolled into a.
Northern State, and broke in the great <billow
of Gettysburg OF the battles enuneratcd, SIX
teen were naval engagements: ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-09-06

RAILROAD IRox.-We are<rGnsa.s;ed 70 S,1a1 an
:nounce that the South Cspcf't'a1EaItIroa2 oom-
psny received yessesd per bark .oEs Esnnia, a;1,
r9 road iron y" x6icS x' @M be immediately used in
isvinp M Their tack Charleston le"f'sT'.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-09-06
euotatlous for Bank Notes.

The following are the quotationsin Wall Street,
New York, (aceording to the Charleston Courier
efthe 4tlrinst. for Southern Bank Notes. These
quotations, however, are liable to fuctuation.
The rates are made on the basis Of tue 9. S. Le-
gal Tender Notes -. -:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-09-06

A HARVEST OF sGoLD. An official report Of
an the American gold receiYed at the United
States mint and its branches from our first
gold discoveries, down to June 80, 1861,
Shows . grand total of S597, ,178, ,724, of
which s55S,718,s72 caule from California
So. .783,0 OH from Colorado :; $9,l2l 1877
from North Carolina; $6,9O9,375 from Geor-
gia; s6,142,4 ,4S3 from Oregon 81, ,S08, ,975,
from Idaho 81, ,55S;s74 from Virginia; 81,
s52, ,969 from Alabama and the balance from;
other States and Territories. -: -. &.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-09-06

SouTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. are infor-
med that the track from .orangehurg to Coz
lurnbia is proceeding very well from both
sides, and that the bridge over the CoRgaree
River will be completed this week. ~
-. :. -[Gkn1ZestonAYSf
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-09-06
Whole Heg or None."

IF the person who stole a Revolver from the
4 Provost MarshaI's Office, will call and make
himself known, heo will be presented with the
bel. and scab6ard The undersigned dUe5 not
IKE 70 see things done p? halves: .-
aug 80 It wA, .. nalAh'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-09-06

..tr, - = farmers dags met with nlae4
Z iac llefsnt; IN the. want Of stock sand
enoafgg .[g Utensils; but these are being Tapiaiy
ial'TTcco aTlTTcofle. Many army horses and niuies aEe
kaino% booeht, and more wheat 4Il be so"h
tiis fall than for many years past. s-~. ),
.-Yithout discretion, learning is pedsn,.
trs. and Hit impertincnco; and virtae itself
looks like weakness, p ,~- -
Ladies patronizc the faro banks az Saratoga
this suspmcr. Ieis the latest sSect style tro39
Parry. ~.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-09-06

IMMoRAL BoYs.-Look cut for your boys.
fathers and nlothers,: when night comes on,
There is nothing moro ruinoas to- their morals
than running about aE that time. Under
cover of darkness they acquire their educatiot
in, crime, they learn to be rowdyish, if notsk.
solutely vi .ious, they can catch up lo96scenc
they hear sinful expressions, they tsScious. IF.
things-they become reckless lcarity: sayo
you would save them fEeTyep pfison. see to
them from vice, save y It home:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-09-06
T8;E1
A. NJ. WICKER.

AND EMBRACE A MOST DESIRABLE AND
yARIED ST0CK-CoRsisting in part of
Candies, Cakes, Crackers-Assortcd.
p Cheese, Pickles, Sardines, Almonds and Raisins,
Preserved Figs, Citron, Vermaceili.
Sugar, Coffee. Tea. - ~ ~.
Ground Coffee, in pound packages; Oysters,
Peaches, Tomatoes, in cans.
Pure Horey, in one pound cans.
Soda, in pound packages, and kegs. =
Soap-assortel;. Starch, Candies, Matches.
CoppeEas, Indigo. -....,.,
) Backing and Brushes.
Nutmeg, Spice, Mace; ALSO Cinnamon, Ginger,
Pepper, and Cloves, in quarter ID. pek'gs.
Earthenwa.e ---
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco segars.
Thread, all nos; buttons, needles and pins.
: Combs and Brushes, Foilct Soap, Perfumery.
Dolls, Hair Pins, Fans Pocket Books, lin
Pans, Spoons, Pcncis, Table Mats, together
with many other choice articles which I cannot
now enpmerate. and viii be sold ioB, for cash:
A, III. W,
August I6 81 If = H. s..
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a. d. Lan6sbe.e. wholesale Gro,e-,.
eniera' supplies, eoiaer Of PabHa saua-s
end Market street, are nferinr D. tae -raff
thoir immonsa stock 81 Groceries, atd saf-
uara' e1ppiiess May, Leaf. Fina CIi lhea-
ing apd smokiug Iotaoeo, nil the n1uaiar
brands % Cigars aii qsaitiel of sisiioaerr.
sonsiatingei Aots, letter snd Foo.scan Pn-
per, and wnise and buE Envoiapea. lads.
Muciiagei Wrapping Paper. e'c. srse.
Canned Fruits, 5aeh as Oysters. Peaeh,s.
sardinca, Mustard, Caisue, eta.; BIaek.ur.
Blaeking Brushes, Pipes pomades. Pspsf
Cellar, danaasrchiald, Hirrora, susnei d-
ers and an endless variety Of nolions oil Ar
all descriptions. Irunks and Vaiiee. af rl
sizes a1d qualiliel. A large and we'll -
leciad eioek oi tcois and Shoes nisi arrived
from the kastsfn narksia. Also Vince ar
Liquera euiofsciug Champaieras, snafk
Ing cstsw3a. ciafet ana Ckarry eordisf
oin zee ttail, aud epmaah Btters.
The above Goods uare purchasef beter.
ne laie taz, and We are ogar.az thers J,
ne cid price,, regardiess d the onofs.,s
adfarca 60 Tie sane goods in The Eas.sri
neFsets, We feel aasarod that w. ear .sf
.siy he NEST fastitious a. - pri.s alf l.-t
[ ~. GIVE ~ cali. Rsmorlber The r'.e.
corner q Public Square aud EfarAet :. rset
Jan ts-tm A. a M. LANDsBER6.
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give the power TO the Judges to call
out sufficient force in each county 70
do so and where no money was on
hand to buy forage give the Sheriff the
right to take rom the southern sympa-
thisers. upon the execution Of vOuel =
ers to be paid by the ecu lties
when the assessments were made.
Itis tue Ike coat Of maintsining
bs.lg Of men viii be cneTous and heavy
but il is far batter that we should have
peace and s. carity in the land lhan
anal chy Without secnrity and protsa-
ton OF life and property, the energy of
- - gsople Of the State will be destroy
ed and ruin and desolation viii reign.
Men who love their families win seek
homes in other lands, where they can
have the projection Of the laws, and
Tennessee viii become in time land
of lawless violence Give to the loyal
men Of ihe country power BY Law to
enforce obedience to its commands and
suppress crime, and before twelve
months The gueFrills bands will Be
broken up, the offenders brought to
punishment. and peace, security and
proteetio will soon be enjoyed by eY-
cry citizen. The ivil law viii become
paramount to the military; men win
feel they are once more free The Fed
eral troops now occupying our lawns
viii be stationed at the forts, or sent to
the front, and the various military re-
strictions removed. Tennesseans IN.
der the laws passed by the Legislature
viii govern the State, confidence viii
be restored the farmer will feel if he
sows that he win reap, and enjoy the
products of his labor it viii give
new stimulus to his energies, if heis
assured Of protection; Union senti-
ment viii be developed-that viii make
once more a united aud prosperous
people, and our political atmosphere
having been purified by the storm Of
revolution, and we chastened in the
furnace Of aifliction, we shall be
wiser, if not happier people
1GUIoS."
CIarksville, Tenn, ApriI3, 1856.
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/. 6 ]. H8RTHHAA'S,
III Public Square. III
New Il tAe accepted Tine.
OPENING
Spring and Summer
GOODS.

To our fieads Ea.l ths pubhc We desire % 50.
Tiai. Il you Wani ssc.i fsarraa-. dsut = agGsni
delay,
But esn and sSa1nlns. ne very b,st story.
Frsan the fne-t q s,lk 70 osHco iroek.
Or stock consists 10 part in splendid lot &C ron 8,
Blosched aad gntleaehsd pomesdes. Efsnoh sna
Enrlish chinis.
sheeuass. Pilos-eass eotisn, spieadli los q
crash.
An ia large quantities. Ora very rias easl.
aiuea DsmAsEs. rissn Tsws,s. and s0H.s with hOF-
dsu,
Tahle-sleshs, IRISH aud esrmaa Linen. saeest .
Jour oFders.
Linsn-sheeiiag. PalOs-case Ianoa. Honaaiofsvery
shade,
Mrsailles Quilts. ana Figured Liasn. warrauted
I noi - fade.
Window -eur tain Daraasl. woeg and wooden alaus,
esnyas, cnmbros, sibe1ss. and every kina of nzli-
Ing
T,e LADIES' wil and olir Drsss Gooes 6ne ssd naAi,
For seheapuess, style. sna beauty. yoa'a ssy tasi
can't b best.
/ Pol d cheEres. Mozarahquos, PopbOs. pia.e and
plan,
Alr.ecas, chalass. Laassrs. shs incest spring Do
laine.
Orssnties, Lawns, Beroses. IN PATTERN all com
plste.
just the thing 70 keep you cool. in 1ho wasIassi
Summer heat.
French figured Jaeorels and sui-ndaa Bouhtsrinea.
Figured Linen Lawns. ard n nire-s Jfenssiinss,
6inghams, Chsinhrays, 0Il-i.as, Fsenst Tsinslise,
In short the n'cssl Dress Gooss shst reouid y
seen.
Our silks yoa VIII and unsurpassed snywhce.
Each pattern has beea selected with tlie srfaiesi
carei
Slack. Tsmia, Rspd slsa Tlsa silks, ~ shads-. o.
Marsa'lRe.
Nolians que-. thst would sracs he Kns n s.iscu,
henss. fou.ara-, pain slss. III shades goa cou !
Ask,
50 come aad buy pretty sas, 's~dl be "A sass
task
our Noton stock. 70 say, we're nos DE e,si afraid.
Iae0np'oss in every Hns. downs q decides. , nsuna
brad.
sat. llis. aas Cotton Hose and Cloves, bo.h sssr.s
and hns.
Ladisa' and 6suts' Ajax Kids. earraatsd gsnaine.
al sorts of Combs. the iiaest flbs ia Nszhsaie.
Just he thing ths Ladies want, Whsa ihsyrs liiie
bsshglI
Ribbons. oorsets. Hoop.sarss. bus ali cannot
uenilcn,
Put to wan selected sssek We car your And A.
tenfon
EigRg. IuseTtug. Fiouneing. p. csrnbrc bands.
tasa Collars. Lace SETS, and every lhiag hats
grand.
Also. ssir. Draasrs. CTavsis ccliara suspsn isrs,
And every kind a Eurnishing Goods, tc suii both
tlo gendsTs.
oaoth-. Cssmsrss. Cssinsu.. Tsoss. and G. % cst-
tonade.
/ Cotton Checks Ksr.ays. TIE best Of TEX ~ made
B.sck SIX sse4aes and ciIeles and fhawls Of every
kind,
Black and White Lsce Maalias, The ueost you can
/ tad
But al We ask =, 10 come aud see yeurse yes
WHISTLER g !. NssrHsAS keep empty shelves
Nashville, April s-in n n
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-08

=, e.. Fices Fhich = never pTacticel In
Ne presence q auy one, has proved t8a
eFefiasting ruin 81 th5asanas Of the nehiess
ana most iaie1iea youag lasa thal ever
gave tn9ae y afo1uea-o on pen o. cong.
y a-a aest4oysi healLt. 1lsssea laa e .ls-i.
s-.,snI aali rssincoli tha uaiseratie vieum
tsio5 skeieiou. Nar ere thcsa ifs duaf
80 l-.-i e1seia ip - rhi-1 are srat cred
the ruira 81 resror. - - .r,'s... .,..-.
sight has ean me-. rssrt.l ~.
carca feruaaenl.y Of ihis aHietou. -.'t L.
y. s9lsiaea, fc. 6l Eoish CherrY Is,
ef -aarfes h'm hy lslttr, Box s3i
yiile, Ionn.