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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27
Come to the Rescue !!

tINCE the late conagration, have been pressed for
the payment of my Indebtedness to my creditors and
take this method Of informing those who are indebted
to the old OCCIDENTAL HOTEL to forward and helpme
"a cannot take the time to afterthem. Mr. L. w.
Khoades authorized to receive and receipt in my name
during nv absence shall leave on the 18th inst for
the Yb mines in order to make something to pay my
present debts mean, gentlemen what say, and if
YOU are disposed act byme as aaby others, you will
now afle1 to pay as soon,as you caU. ". l.: WHITE !
idaho city, MAY 2Sn2lN3 s97 BXsf szieG
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

ATFEMpTs TO TIRE THE TOWN were madeon
four occasions during the week previous to
the conAagratiop. The first Of these was at
the upper end Of town, a building near Bear
Run the second attempt wassmade of Man
helm, Cohn & Cos cellar, into. which an in
strument was inserted Of the nature of a
rocket, which exploding would have scattered
fire in all directions. The third was on the
saloon Of Cans Bro In the alley adjoin-
ing this building collection Of lnfemmable
matter, thoroughly saturated with coal oil
and turpentine, had been placed Tt was
discovered by the dog attachedto the house
before effecting any damage. Thepersistency
evinced by these diabolical attempts display
spirit OF a fend rather than of men, and
confirm tne impression that the fire which
finally destroyed the town was.the work of
hate and love of plumber, and not ofaccident
TIE EXPRESS TO WARRzN's We have re-
ceived a letter of late. date from Mr.. Peter
Rigg, formerly of this town, now at Warren's.
Dir. Rigg in connection. with Mr. Kane in
tends to start an Express between Idaho City
and Warren's, having taken Ripson b Raney's
interest to which we referred some weeks
ago. They expect to make the trip between
the two places in two days, earning San
francisco papers through to Warrenss inside
Of nine days. Il will start into operation
about the middle Of June, and run weekly,
touching at all the Intervening camps. Stock
for the. road. have been purchased, apd all
they are now waiting for is the srowrto dis
appear sufficiently to make travelling posi-
bic. Through this Express the people of'the
Boise Basin will have communications within
reach which will enable them to maintain
correspondence With North Idaho vita dis
patch. On the Walla Walla road letters are
now detained for nearly tFo. weeks oR the
way from lewiston. Two daaa will improve
matters amazingly.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

TEE ToTAL.-Tbe list of losses by he-lre
as published in detail in another portion Of
this paper, figures up a total Of $883,Soo CO..
To this may be added the amount destroyed
belonging to persons whose names we have
been unable to procure, which will nlake the
total loss about Que million Of dollars.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

CRAzY QvARrz.-0ur interesting localizer
who writes the papers sOver.this signature is
oaietly: waiting for the town to be rebuilt.
We hope his wishes will soon be gratiied,
and that he will ses.it to "spread it en-
thicker thap. ever whea. be commences. again.
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JUDaH PARKS, we are informed, has written
a letter to a friend IN this Territory, stating
that he has resigned hisofice, and would not
return to Idaho Territory. This leaves a
vacancy in the Owyhee district, which several
aspirants are anxious to FILL No appoint
ment has yet been made.
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PAPER AT OWYHEE.-We understand that
Messrs. Pope b Barnes have completed ar
engagements for the publication of news
paper at Rnby City, Owyhee county. They
are both practical printers. That country
is growing and ought to be able to support a
newspaper.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

PRosREorIEG.-A party left a few days ago
for the purpose of prospecting the Goose
creek mountains, about two hundred and
eighty miles from this place. They expect
to be absent about two months. MI
Robt. Bailey goes with the expedition.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

JUICE PRln, Chief justice Of the Supreme
Court of Oregon, arrived in town by stage a
few days ago, and is still with US. Hereports
Oregon very dull at present, the emigration
from.the western portion of,the State being
very. large. Most of it goes to Canon City,
Kootenai and the Boise Basin.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

REpUBLIsHED.- accordance with the re-
quest of many who failed to obtain copy
Of the last issue of the World, and who de-
sire to send copy out of the Territory, we
gepublish on the last page the principal afti-
Gle descriptive Of the fire.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

WE hear rumors Of the discovery Of new
mines in the mountains somewhere to the
eastward Of this place, but nothing very
definite concerning them. A party which
has spent some time prospecting in that d.
Eection. returned last Sunday.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

TIE UKATrLLA ADVERTISER is the name of
new paper recently started at Umatilla. It
is devoted principally to local matters and
Eastern dispatches, and is evidently prosper
ing. We wish it success.
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FOR. SALE.

A DWELLING house and lot situated on the
"A hill above Buena Vista Bar, fronting Idaho
City It is a comfortable house, convenient and
pleasant. viii be sold cheap. Enquire OF
31w1 HEARD g. ANDREWS.
Corner Wall and Montgomery SITS.
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MARRIED:

BY Rev. Father Pouln at Idaho city May 29d
Mr. GEORGE PARDEY to Miss JOSEPHINE CosTIeAN,
all of Potter's Troupe.
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DIED:

u II u
At the County Hospital, in Idaho City,I. T.,
on the Oath Of May, 1865, A. R. SAWYER, aged %.
Deceased was from Wisconsin, and papers there
will please copy.
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

A. TT, persons knowing themselves to be indebted
n to the undersigned are hereby notified that
We have this day placed our accounts in the hands
Of John German and authorised him to collect the
same. bOS1ON o. OODA'
Idaho CITY, May e. n31tf
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NOTICH.

A NY person or persons having, any articles in
"A their possession, which was saved out of
the City Bakery. on thenighto of the fire,
will please return the same. Among the articles
taken away on that. evening was large guided
frame LOOKING-GLASS. The preprjetors would
be thankful to any person, knowing anything Of
the same, to inform them.
May 20n3lf KANE Il CASSIDY.
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Murphy was arrested and taken before. some
court. we did not learn which, and discharged;
the Judge remarking, as be dismissed the
case, that cit was only a flesh wound idaho
Statesman.
The above is taken from an editorial, pur-
porting to be a report Of the action Of "some
court" in this town on the shooting case Of
Messrs. Murphy and Slater. 1t is as authen-
tic as the reports of the Statesman generally
are about affairs in this place. There is not
a particle Of truth in the paragraph. MI.
Murphy has never been staken before" any
court-never had an examination-neve been
edischarged" and consequently it would not
be very easy matter for Hthe Judge" to
remark Gas he dismissed the case" that "it
was only flesh wound" or any other kind Of
wound. As soon as the District Attorney is
ready with his witnesses an examination of
the matter will be made. The Statesman
wilhnot make much capital, nor injure Judge
Shepherd, or any one else, by reporting trials
before they are held.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-27

STOLEN GOODS. The Sheriff and, deputies have
been very busily employed during the past week
ferreting out stolen property. A large amount
has been recovered and returned to the owners.
a portion still, remains at the Jail in custody of
the Sheriff. We understand a committee of mer
chants and others who have lost goods of that
description, will make an examination of the
property on hand and endeaver to ascertain the
real owners These articles were found hidden
away in every conceivable manner-buried in the
earth, seereted behind rocks, hidden in the bitches
and creeks, aud slowed away in cellars. The
town was literally sacked as well as burned, prop
erty in many instances being carried off which
couldbe of no value to any one but the owner.
While we are on this subject we may revert to
another matter which created great deal of IN.
necessary talk shortly after the fire. There APP
peared to bea disposition shown. among some Of
our citizens to create feeling between the mer-
chants and others in town, and miners. Nothing
could be more absurd. There was 10 more issue
between merchants and miners, than between car
penters and tailors, OF attorneys and blacksniths
Many felt very sore over their losses after they had
saved their goods from the burning houses, and
probably used language in the excitement Of the
moment neither just nor appropriate. This crea
ted feelings equally as unjust upon tie other side
Nearly every business man here has been q prac-
teal miner at some period of his life, and every
one is indirectly miner yet all being equally
interested in the prosperity OF that business upon
which every branch Of business depends. It was
not against MINERS that any feelings was created
because of the refusal Of some 10 submit to
search of tfeir dwellings,. he language of Judge
Scaniker Dr.. Harris, and others, at t1e meetings
hell in the streets on the morning after the fire
referred to the thieves aud outlaws who are not
miners, but who are passing themselves off as
such men who have decamped from adjoining
States aud Territories to. save their necks from
the gallows and have assumed the outside appear
ance of miners, the better to preserve their incog
1ito, and continue their robberies with safety. A
great number of this class of men are known to
be here-are known to have participated in plum
dering the people in the moment OF their sorest
distress-an no disguise whether as merchants.
miners or other garb, ought to shield them from
discovery and punishment. We do not believe
that the real bona-hde miners in this neighbor-
hood had anything more to do with these thefts
than any other class OF business men in this com.
munity. No character Of business should be
made unfortunately responsible for the acts of
individuals and in this the mining community
were right in Directing to the careless use made Of
the name by some, who really intended it to apply
to pretended miners, and not to the community
generally.
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FOR SALE. h3g
A HOUSE on Mont gomery street. 16x24-wiA Fs#ss::aa
n be sold cheap for cash Enquire of EsszasAz
n31w3 ROBT. BIURREY
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NEW YORK
IN AND DO.
H WASHING o N
srEAhsHIP COMPANY,
GOLD LINB,b
BErwHEH
NEW YORK. ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN, D. o.
OCBAA STEAMERS
BALTIMORE REBEccA CLYDE, Asp EXPIRE,
~ oossEEcrIoS 0ITH IHLASD STEAMERS
GEORGE II. STOUT, MAY FLOWER, AND
ANN ELIZA.
Regular Sailing Days TUESDAYS and FRI.
DAYS, At Ian. from foot u High slresl, OeOrrs.
toWn, aad PlsT 10. East River, loot Of Wall
stTest, New York.
For freight or gAIsAgs sRglE To-
foot Of High street. 0sorGatOWn.
N. ELDRlD0B a Co, Agents,
Prince strest wharf, Alsnandria
JAMES HAND, Agent
li7 Wall strest, New Yorh
freight received constantly aud forW aEded 10
all parts Of the soaniTy with dispatch. al lowest
rates Js22
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
u subscriber has OblSinsd fIoin the Orphan
Court q Washington county, ia the District Of
Colombia, letters Of Administration on the pr.
ton city, D. O., deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are heTeby
YuFnsd 70 exhibit the same, with the vouthaIa
Thereof, 70 the subseTibsF, on or before tho 2Dih
day Of June hsEt they may Otherwise b 81 /.
clnded from all the benefits Of said estate.
0lven nader Py hsnd this 3Oth dsy a Iuus,
1898. Jos. v KkLLY, n
jsn-ESY Administrator
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ORPHANs' COUNT,

-. guSH 81, 1867
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUhTY-To WITi
In the ease Of Harriet ]. ThOmps0n aud HouFy
haylOr, oKesuiors Of Sarah A. Duyall, dseeassd,
The executors Aforesaid have, with the appreciation
Aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY, the 92d day o.
July lsxt, for the final settlemsnl aud dlstrlba-
ti0n Of the personal estate o. said deceased, and
Of the assets 10 hand, - far asthe same have bean
where AZ the creditors md heirs u laid deeeasad
arc notified 70 attend, Ia the Orphans' Court 81
washington County Aforesaid, with their claims
DO excluded from All bsusal IN said docsassdI \
estate provided espy o. this Ordsr b Pub-
ished once wesk for three weeks In the ~.
IioHAL h.PuHLIcAH previous 70 the said 93d
Test: 10 @. Robbins,
JeD-iAWSWs Register Of wills.
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CPEcIAL SALE OF sRRVIoEABLE
- DRAFT HORSES
ayt.s ,'.sas. / os.. "a. C ,.sS

oykRrHRnAmHa oRSspAh's oEYicE,
wAsHiNuros, ID. O., Jane 4, tsG5.
by order Of tho ouartermaster General, thare
will be Aold, Al public suction, under the direc.
ton Of Captain L.. Lowry moore, A q. NJ, 10 tho
highest bidder, Atthe time and place named DO.
XIV YORK CRY, FRIDAY, June 10, Iscs,
Nkw YORK CITY, TuBsDAr, June ~, 1895.
NEwYORk CITf, FRIDAY, juno ~, 1884
NRw YORK CITY, TUESDAY, June n, 1893.
NEW YORK CRY, FRIDAY, June 10, ise1
ivy handred and any sKRvfcEABLK DRAFT
HORSES each GAy. y . " Tt 2 y It 4
An'oPportuniiy TO purchase a superior class Of
drA horses, at TAR less than their trae value, L.
now offered 10 the public. The animAla, though
SQUAD aud sorvinsable, arr no longer required In
the army, aud must be sold. The attention Of
managers % ely railroads and manufactures la
especially called 10 these sales.
/ Horses sold singly. Sales IN commence n 10
a, m, and will be held at the Government sta.
biea, eornet Tenth avenue and Twenty third
| street
Torns--CAsh, In Usitsd States currency,
JAMES A. BKlN,
Brew, Brig. Gen. In charge
| le0-t0 lat Div, q. NJ a, q,
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= IA on n A L L
CoRHER or NINTH AND D sTRRErA.

This Largo and Handsome Hall Il now for
nsnt for Balls, Concerts, he. Il n Analy fres.
coed, aud finished In the most substantial man
nsI; with large and convenient dressing rooms,
The Hall IL the best ventilated room in the
city, with twenty windows ON the south and
east and west sides, with large VentllatoT Ia
the centre Of the Hall. II IL admirably ADAPTED
for ConeeTts, being bailt with especial attention
70 thatI0bJeet; and foT Balls the greatest care
has bees taksn 70 have The best noor that eoald
be procured.
hinstrels, Fairs, &c.
IsgalIs q 0: knEcKELs. On D street, third
door from The Hall nolO-du
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court o. Washihgton county, in the District Of
Columbia, letters u NATURALIZATION on the psT.
sonAi estate Of samuel Warner, late Of Waahinrtop
city, D. G., deceased. All persons having claim
against this said deceased are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 10
the sHhaerlber, On OF before the n day Of Jane
neAt they may Otherwise By law be excluded
ffcm all beneht of the said estats.
Gives undsF ny hand this 7ist day Of June,
lses. CHRISTINE b KALLY,
lS1l-WSWa AdmlhlatratEiH
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orARrEnnAsrER oHNHRAL's oSpIcu,
wAsHIHaroH, ID. q, Nay ~, leaA.
MANY THOUSANDS OF MULEs are being
Disposed Of Al publle sale, n washlnEtou.
Tho sales will eontihae until the number Of
animals u reduced In proportion 70 tho rsdur ION
Of the armies, nov going on rapidly.
There are In the armies VI the Potomac, Of the
Tennessee, aud Of Georgia, probably -FOUR
THOUSAND OF TliR flNksT Blk.MuLk
TEAMS IN tue WORLD.
Many % them were bought IN ths beginning
cf tho war, a. y"uug mules, accompanied the
armies In all their marches and cAmiia, and arc
thoroughly btokt n, hardened ~ sssreiss, gentle
and fs,ss,liar, from being 80 long surroundod BY
The whole south is stripped Of farming stock
and tho North also has suffered from tho train Of
animals, taken 70 supply tha armies.
These aHinials arc sold ~ publio suction
TINY WILL NOT BRING ANiTIllh0 LlKk
THEIR TRUE VALUE and such opportunities
for farmetp 70 get working HnlmAlA 10 stock their
farmA, aud for dfovefu and dealers IN stock 10
make good .SpeeulatlonS, BY Purchasing lhom
oecar again. n. O. Mkius,
ouArtarmaatut 0enarnl,
myN-0Ot Bruvet Major GENERAL
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SPECIAL SALES OF sERvIcKABLR
u vESf p,. DIiAkIt lslasH \ .-

aEs."sl - ~ if''ass i.Ct.,. .,.,u.,
dsA rEs sAsrEH 0KEHH AL's oSFioE,l
wAsHiHuroE, D. o., JuHs I, 1898
ny dlfeetl0n Of the QnArtermaAter GENERAL,
there will BE- sold al public Aaslloh 10 the highest
blddor, Al tho times aud places named below,
oIrsBoRo, D. o., MONDAY, Juns o, 1885.
99iesRoa9 p Y, sskIukDfr, JuGs 70, lses.
BALrlAORE NIB, WEDNESDAY, JSSs u,
wILLIAnsPoRr. Pa. SATURDAY, Jsns II.
wEsrCIIsFER, Pa. SATURDAY. Juao II.
0IEsBORo, .. O., SATURDAY, JanU II, issS.
ulssBORO, u. q. !, MONDAY, jane 10, is8b,
dIEsBoRO, D o. SATURDAY, jane 81, 1884.
PhiL.DELPHIA, PA, sATUhDAY, jane ~
0IksBoRo, D. Q. MONDAY, Juns %, IsSs.
riTTsBuRgu, PA, SATURDAY, Juiy l, 1888.
OlksDORO, D. q. SATURDAY, Jsiy !, 1880.
Two hundred serViesabls Draft Horses A. each
place. e.. ......-.
An opportunliy to parehass a superior class Of
DRAFT Horses, At far less Than lheiT trus value ~
now afforded 10 The publie. The animal, though
sound and seTviesabls are no longer required In
tho army, and must be sold Tho attention Of
managers Of city railroads aud Of man afaetorisn
IL especially called 70 these salsa. - q n
Horses sold singly. Sales 10 commence Al 10 a,
m, rcrms--CaAb, In United States euTreney,
Steamboat for uissboro will leave Seventh
stree. wharf Washington, every hosJ from a.
Breyel BrIEAdIor General 10 charge,
JeS-2N Hrst Divinion Q. n o.
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BuLwER LrToN says that refined gentle.
an may always be known BY the perfumes he
90. In American Society II Ia rccognlEed As q
ark Of elevated taste 10 Patroaiss PhAloa' =
Night blooming Cersls. /" Its parity, fresh.
'ss, and delieaey commend II 10 all psrsona Of
|Oesie taste aAd feeling. Sold everywhere.
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.pw AT THE BALTIMORE DEror.-While
hing transportation at the depot, yesterday
moon, a portion Of the Sixth corps made a
You their officers, uhlng some Of them rather
ply, driving two Of them out Of Mrs. swee.
eating saloon In hot haste. The guard Of
Sth Veteran Reserve corps, stationed at the
!. suecec 'ed In quietiDg them for the time.
|rsand OthlT missiles were freely used duriag
eHiy man detailed for duty, aud has ordered
u place where pfaor Is sold 70 be closed
y further Ordart
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D mas 70 PAY ron ms GuS.-John II

D Has TO PAY ron HIS GUN.-J0hn IIaw.
b. was yesterday sent from Camp Fry, by
tler u Capt forehaRd, Of the 9th V. X. corp.
IL having broken his gun Intentionally. le
hus T,fs~sed from tho Central Guard house this
aorning by order Of Col. InRrahAm, aud ordered
% his regiment under guard, aud A. the inten-
lion of the breaking VI hls gan was fully proven,
be will have 10 pay for tho same
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IAuprI0rr 1ALRa.
GALE on d0vERNMERT HoRsER

ouAnrnnnAaTnn GupnnAl'a oKFIcn,l
wAsmpsfpu err, Iuns -, Ieaa
Pss,a q Jsiy, isss. . * isSssi blSSsi. !, iSs
Tines and pisrss mined below, Wis. 49,.
BATHROOM. ND. WEDNESDAY, Juiy q
oirsnoR0,. p. Q. THURSDAY, July a
9iesii,ono: n. Of, FRIDAY, laly 4, and on
fUssesy, iauRssiAT ssa IRIbAY q each
YORK, "a, HRlDAY, yely Y .
MlrFLrNTOWN, Pa, FRIDAY, July '.
wILLIAmsfvRf, PA, WEDNESDAY, July n
READING, Pa, FRIDAY, Iuly ~
RAsTON, "a, TUESDAY, JNly IA s.l.J
BALTIMORE, ND, "WEDNESDAY, July n.
NEWPORT, PA, FRIDAY, July N.
r0TfsyiLtK, IA, FRIDAY, luiy - -
WILMINGTON, DILL, SATURDAY, July -.
pALTIMoRk, NM, MONDAY, Jaly ~.
Two hunared CAVALRY HORsks Each day,
Cor road and farming parPoees,
May EOOd SargAiss may be had HOrue- sOld
slngty,
sales 10 commence Al 10 an,
Terms cash, In Omitted States cufreney.
JAMES A. RktN.
Brow Bldg 0en ~ charge
Je1s-uyn lSt Division Q. NJ q. o,
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NEwPoRr, RHopE ISLAND.

FOR sALE-The hne new brown. stone MAN
Sion on Washington street, fronting Newport,
harbor; has never hesh occupied near the depot
aud steamers. Baihihg aud boating al the door
ono OF the hnost views aud estates In America.
Apply 10 HAZARD 4 ATTHoRP,
.H #.... Real Estate Brokers,
je3B-eo2w Newport, X. I.
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|IatioaiaIs gei.lplabIieaa

TO Advertisers sr9 EsdsE,-s-s E=--7W
". iasts Ne sl,shiisn Of isAssuissn sss
..lu.ss nsa 70 The solanks " NE DAM ma
IouAL RErvuruaps A. sn savsrtiHins mraluu.
haa a lnrEs sirsuiaiisu IN tAs citiss ef.wash-
r,os and Oeotsstswa, ana ne ssrreu.aIsv
I..iry, and Il eoastastiy iaersasihs. We fssi
I,usdsni that they viii Sad y nos only : vsius-
4 |. bat reliable medium q sommanisaiins win
s pablo, 80
Ap,asenss.ss re-Hiaht. 90
Az GRovER's TnnATnn-'Om Aiserican
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