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TO THE PUBLIC.

4 Report having been circulated 10 the
n effect that at recent meeting Of the
Physicians of this place, the charges were
advanced to 81 so for Town visits, and s.. 90
for visit in the country, the undersigned
deem il due to the public as well as to them
selves TO state that there is no truth whatever
in such report. No such meeting has been
held, and no such advance in charges made.
The rate OF charging is now just wha, 1t has
been for the past two or three years, and
NAV be stated % follows:
For visits in the Town, Sl.00, except in
cases Of protractcd sickness, or where more
than one visit is made in one day in such
event A reduction is made.
For visitsinto the country under mile $ 10
" from to miles............. Sl15
" from 2 10 niles............. $500
and 50 cents for each additional mile. -
Night VISIT as heretofore, are double.
FRANIS BUTLER, N. ID.
]. w. Herring, NJ. ID.
]. II. BILLINGSLEA, VI. u.
j. l.. WAKEFIELD, NJ u.
GEO. S. IINGLlNG, NJ. D.
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Why cannot two slender persons ever
be great friends Because they will
always be slight acquaintance.
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"Snakes" is another new fashion for
ladies hair, which succeeds that called
"rats and mice"
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From the Sunday Mcrcury.l
THE CONGRESS OF TINKERS.

A truthful account of lot Of Political Tin
kers who met at the city Of Washington. in the
ever memorable year, 1866, to mend an old Pot,
originally Manufactured by George Washing
ton 4 Co, which had been badly cracked by
the puritan Sainis--and how the Tinkers, after
discovering the old Pot to be made Of copper,
demolished It, and wished TO substitute an
Amalgamntion Kettle In .ts nlace.l
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Building Materials.

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Why is sailor taking soundings like
man moulding bullets? Because he
casts the lead
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Auctioneering.
WILLIAM RO w n

HAS removed from Uniontown District
"a Westminster, and, in connection with Mr..
CoRSrIrs MATTHIAS has opened a Restau'
rant Mt the Depot. He wishes, however, TO
assure his friends that he will still attend to
the Auetioneering Business, and will prompt
ly meet all fayors in this line.
jau4-3m
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PURE CIDER VINEGAR, at
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NJ PETER rErrrRconS.
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They had such courage and audacity7"
Il Henry W. Act |, Scene q
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Lean, raw.boncd rsseals, who would ever sup
nose
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-04-07

Dealer in General Merchandise, eProo OF ka-
ahurnanu Queen streets, opposite Nakees Block.
Also Retail Nuuauu street. above King
n Island bought and sold Island orders carefully
attended to 1'f-Ly
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Z. s. CLECHOE EN,

Importers Retail Dealers in General Merchandise
aud Chinese Goods fire proof store III Nuuanu Street
ru..r the Public Hall. 494-ly
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PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
How 10 Live.

lie liveth long who Iiyeth well
All other ..fe IS short and vain;
IL Iiveth longest who can tell
OF living most for heavenly gain.
lie ljveth long who live;h well
All else IS being flung away,
lie Iiyeth longest who can tell
Of true things truly done each day.
Waste not thy being back to him
Who freely gave it, freely give;
Else Is that being but a dream;
'Tis hut u be, and not to HUe.
Be what thou seemestl live thy creed
Hold III To earth the torch divine;
Ee what thou prayest TO be made;
Let the great Masters steps be thine.
FIJI Up each hour with what will last;
Euy up the moments "a they 20;
The life above, when this i past,
Is the rape fruit Of life below.
SOW TRUTH If thou the true woudst reapi
Who so9s the false shall reap the vain;
Erect and sound thy conscience keeps
From hollow words and deeds refrain.
Sow love, AMI taste its fragrance pure;
Sow peace, and reap its harvest bright
sow sunbeams on the rock and moor.
And find a harvest home Of light Selected.
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GEORGE c. HOWE
AEOMc & AcHUCK.

(sUCCE r. s PRATT COZ
Ir,porter and Wholesale Wines and Spirits, and
Malt Liquors, Charlton Wharf, Honolulu. H. l. 473-ly
, 1866-08-26

To tho Editor Of The London Times:
s R1fh he o1 ns
to the general and particular atuotpheric condf.
ton which prevailed during tbs vialtaiIon. ADon1
them noticed certain alue mist present uighf.
md day, which connected with the epidenls e6p.
report npo9 che meteorology Of London in relar
ton to thc cholerA epidemic, cddreased TO the then
Psa1aSnf q p t5s ~ Board OF HEALTH and which Was
Ia.t Menday. July %, on looking feom -ths
der the treess toward tho boundary, walla of the
park saw tho sau3e dense, blue mist yvb{rh hss
continued without intermisaion to the preaanf
time. thougtsomewhat less In density his morn
Ordinary mlets pass away when the wind blora
With the pressure Of hatf 1ound On the .nrnTa
foot. Since last Monday VIC nave had pressntes Of
TIC Wind varying from ona-fourth Of pound to
nine Po1mos @ o. ne same area. blowing cont,n
been no chango IN this blua nppeasanco: N'''
have examined the atmosphere daily for this
hlaeness. paEticulasly during the Last twelve
ontes, 9na ha7a naver seen anything like It atnca
the Registrar General, up "a that last published.
VIE: Ju1e Sl, have suited that no MeteorploR3-
cal cholera1e conditions had been present, aud
none, 10, Certainly appeared up to July a During
and, Or ny reio79 10 tha Observatory On the 3oth
which had remarked In September, 1851. am,
taeIeiqtes unable to SAY when It dz.t appeared
Inla blue mist ts apparenton ~ sides II extends
% easily aisiinsuished: 4 i most easily as
cesnabIe through rs mnch atmosphere as possible,
viewed hum under 4 hee, looking 1nder other
'tees: Thus ecen, The boundary walls Of Gtsea,;
blue Of through gaps IN tEees if thers aro others
1t : suMdent dfstsnce2to form \ background
i Nheu u resembles tin saQEs fspua w9od ire,
, 1866-08-26

: ~. The reconstructed rebcl4 shcct In this
city eays TINT tho ton insurgcnt States could
not accept thu second section Of tho constl-
.tntional amendment, making voting popula-
tlon tho basls of representation, without.
diahonor and seIfdcgradation. Tho Southern
statea before slavery WIS abolished claimed
nineteen seats in Congress by virtue Of the
slaves they owned, Now when slavery Is
aboNshed, they lnaist on retaining those
nineteen seats and sclxing- thirteen moro,
seats now occupied by Northern members.
The reconstructed rcbel concern says that
the North. mus; surrender to their rebel
brethren those thirteen seats a. well as lot
them retain tho other nineteen, "a 1t would
.be":. degrading on tho part Of the South"
to accept less than thiHy-two seats to which
they have no right or claim IN sight or equity.
Commend us to q Oopperhead for modesty
aud to rebel fol, did1dence.
, 1866-08-26

ru,s ia N: undciionc,) dIda't Enow TIT lfes1s
e. gst4arS nn.
sun. be ands that couple nl seGeaas e. as,is "
s: HaapE sa T. q sas
; M..: Iiss!l {zno ron't follow suit, 'sssa csse-
le1s1y R!ass RoS so, inclined % ~ .ns5,
mo, didn's,"" but substituted, in pl.lasive
,s ben z ,ss5 ;ss sSs
91a &C. G:f st T. a f51 ;eur SM s
hiss ct sas g. &c
tHt once hit. h.r ball sharply, and valks altar
! Rotstaia@t,e Heaa {looks at,er .ner bitsrly, and
wi.hes that he hadn't wasied his time r. talsing
about cr641st instead Of saying something to tho
you ar Do: tRonsatie yeath fishes Be might
easf f[eene1s} General laushs .Roassde one thinks what
cacety so9fa YesaG Eaay n sstsia can't do this
esS fssny ia" qsudlyl; Ioa 9synt spoon .lons,
Romantic Youth eeea 8 real opportunity
/! npne, aud hates Funny Man.
Eat;ysss ass: n HaVsr lat rs winning end Of the
e.9sasb as bosy Ell a Is sss Of an uncertain
sgo, to Romantic Youth.) Tn afraid that's the
Character Of many Eent1emen. ,,. h.,
H. : Tsss! Ct e
I not to give her any encouragemcne.l Oh, yes.
II Hooks With c!yy toward Mas Limit, who Is
:, sona1 eupertntendenca OF the Funny Mdn.l
Mss; Dotody yl{sents1nentanJ) oFaquots Tssy
ilile-hke, -,
/ Romaatle Rou1a {fecling uneonamonly. matter.
peni 81 yon ag !segelieet aoss seaua{ai 1t RSf ~
Funny Hon Ishouting)- Now, Potsy, no spoon.
tngr nou mqss eo.ae a1d Play yGRr stFgFs; w.
| Hurd. TO be snre. ="
Miss Limit enjoys the Joke. Everybody does.
Romantic Yonth bates everybody for the
rest Of the game.
From which It may be seen that your party
must be carefully chosen, II the "opportunf-
| ties'' are to be made satisfactorily available
, 1866-08-26

- 70 The New York Htrdld Is notorious Tor
ite sensations, roosbacks and burlcsques. It
has been practiaing It's art In q recent article
on Congressional elections. After giving the
rote cast for each. Congressional candidate
at tho election Of 1854, It proceeds to say
that Il the Copperjohnsonites can carry
JVsv Republican Districts this Fail, they viii
be ahlc TO control tho Fortieth Congress. and
let In the rebels without tcrmsor conditions.
It then proceeds to pick out the t1flv "clbse
Distedcta" which tho coppesheads mnst
carry. and the frat one 1t natncs Of tho seven
to be won from ths Republicans Of Illinois
Is the First District, consisting OF Chicago
and tho County Of Cooki Tho :He5od, with
much gravity, sets down this District! as
"ciosc and doubtful" Il went Republican
at the last election 4, 800 majority, and win
roll up not less than 5000 this fal1,-and II
tho present Indications. OF popular
feeling arc to DO. trusted, the majority
aEainst tiny policy" Will exceed 1000.
The Herald also puts down the Congress-
man at Large as :. close and doubtful" Two
years ago. the Republican candidate was
elected by 81 900 majority, and tho Republ-
can candidate this hll will receive between
forty and ffty thousand. The Hrdld has 4
remarkable faculty Of making absurd things
look serious: There will be no Coppcrhead
gains Of Cong in Illinois this fall.
My policy" will hare cause for thankful.
ness If 1t retains its three supports from this
Etatc.--
, 1866-08-26
LIFE IN LOUISVILLE.

Row at a Ball-A Indy 1nSulted-She
lB Followed Home by Her lnsult=r-
She Fires Two Shots nj Him, hut,
Unfortunately, Misses I11m-He Then
Gives Her a Beating, =
From the Louisville Courier, ed fast.l
On Monday night, Mr. Miller, who keeps q
grocery on the corner Of Sixteenth and Row
IN. gaye ball. Of course all the beauty
woman IN that end Of town, i've were 1nI On hind.
Among others were Mrs. Phila Mnrsh,
young widow Of quito progressing appear
ance, and Mr.. Frank Crofoot, who keeps
stable in the ueIghborhood Of Sixteenth and
Main. Mr; cfofoot, according to our
ACCOMPANY Mrs, N, II eass to , the he ians h1s
dango, but is acquainted with her. Mrs..
Marsh says that when 6he went into the ball
room, she saw Mr.. Crofoot dancing with q
young lady, and she asked him, jestingly, II
he %as ,;s )! net !. going to: dance With herr He
ehe was dancing with gentleman mined
Ihorp, Crofoot came up and insisted on
dancing with her. She told him that she
was engaged for that set, but would dance
with him the na1t. The h--u you are ~
he replied and, turning to hfr. Thorp, he
t6at aho had acted the ID aog wi WITH b, him';
&c. This was after the trio had moved out
Mrs. II. then left Afil1er's aud went
home, accompanied. by-a gentleman. She
set out lunch Of pies and pickles before her
looking for something else to placo before
lc1 escort, Crofoot came In upon them, and
Mrs. n. asked him If he wouldn't lunch with
them, In. reply, he abused and cursed Mrs.
Marsh md her cecort- saying that she was
20 Pa{t: Of 9 lady or eho wouldn't have
treated him 90; dared the gentleman
to resent his languagc,: and nsing other
language In regard 70 Tho lady that NE do
not caro- to repeat. Mrs. H., seeing TINT ;her
resent the language used toward him-
self and her, and being a decent, respectable
woman, unused to. Being assalled In such
manner, ieft the rooms In which the PARTIES
wero. sou ueht her bedroom, procured q pistol,
and rctur1ing, fred two shots at Crosoot.
Unfortupateiy both shots missed their object.
He seized her arm and wrested the pistol
from her before she could fro the third shot
and ;seiziug her; beat her up In q manner that
ieayesm afks upon hsr face and person yet,
Next morning, as she: was going 10 MARKET
be met her upon the'strcet, aud commenced
abusing her IN an outrageous style, threaten.
made, 40 far, that we have learueds *;
, 1866-08-26
TIN Nnn7a+4nrvso~. ,,3tJ

Tie Copper1ohnson candidate for Courress
in tho columbiana District of Ohio Ia Lon1s
schafisr. Tho rebel papers are delighted
with him, and the Copperhead prints hear
lily approvc Of his war record. schafrer "a.
Gently published card defining his position,
which the Memphis AMlanehe and Mobile
1'mts regard as "very spicy" and cncourag-
Ing to the Confederate cause. The Mobile
rebel paper says:
We Ekcthe style of Mr. Eehaflcr, OF Canton,
Ohio, who treenf1y sent $1e0 10 ex.goyusnof
Henry ~ W1sa, q v1sgtnla, for the Orphan Asy..
ralscd 4 hue and ~ about *Copperhaad4' sending
money. to rchsls, Wheleupon Mr.. 8thafer cana
t., In publtahed card In which 10 stataa
"' The cnly ncRrot l. have in Inc Enattsr is that
my pceunts11. abilities did nit pertnIt ma to In
hundred doltStB. ~
"'1n eonela:'ea. would 17:::>ly add taas
, 1866-08-26
A RRaAR5ABLps :.
Eath OF n Vounrw.
Of et6s The Frtendle:s" ~ss eS,s
saged r. Tor Barnun,ss s,s ~

reath OF axounxw
Of The Frtendless" " ~s ea,s
j saged for Barnum',ss w = b
On Tuesday eyen;n.,l S.. lns.a
Friisendlsss, one Of t. IT,; II u.
tuition died Of chrouass.l cus la1,.4.
day afternoon her h4,e gnsdy dys@,
E1s6aai 3; Joha's Church, iha9i'a he9s' 1l.es:t q
young woman not ~ =. 4 4
sppea1aaes s1a; na%sd R5s Rss'a IT.; III. !:
had attracted mn,, y" s s,
:bl BAR and eyebrow luya ~. "
;6eq 1ee .an5ss2ss,, ae5 eyes Tsss Il, 4 = =
an an iAloino; hut physss,,n,s hgss NJ;
what the point Of ,;.,;.::!ss s:As
tainly looked like ens ~;
sons would hayl si',,,t ell :.
bino. The deec,ssstdp sssdpp*a Y
near Reading, :'erS.ss;:sss ~ r: r:
one Of quite q la,we e.se ~,
Of her sisters harins Ia' 4. i:
of appearance th.t g. Gs ~
| parents and the ~, 81 , ess:s y;
distinguished by AM y. I. +
Nothing Is kao5n ~ "a 4: +
what she has he,ss'fdx;!ss;; 4 r u
to the Home. Sc IS; :
three months 81 re .,d II'ts q.
the Home on t,ts:sa ! saes:
known ,s' ef her hl,ts55x.s':s, q Y y;
by the deceased 70 H. i =! | il :
lent rnatrou Of the is:s:,s.,'t+:: H. IT.:
ne gain the fact, cca;s;a :,.se
! Coming to tbs Conn., ,SEa :: ::
At the solicitati n 6: W. Al
! Lansing. In this s,a1s's n 4:
her relative for seren} ~
Of this period Of hsr s.:l:s
try, though not fault ss;s
think that the rsass i. H.. =, :
uncle's la1nii ; W. 1I1 ,s
have been. She la ~, ~. =:
lady living ne;s. co,,.@: 80
with whom she sta5si - =. :!
until the lady'4 hp:s,,ii r. !, !.
unable to pfo,.iie is ! ha.,. =
Miss Ford. Mr.. Rotert. .:'
ways spoke wi:h q rTs,. !. =
for their Kindness. S;.s ~ - :
the husband Of aer tiisni ::
her way to this. :itr, sr1 r,:a
at the time .ae,,tiurf5. -
she entered that hoase T.. T..
vcrsal tarorite. Her kisl -
ways endeared | er to t. H. ! q :.
Il bud been suggested u, ! :
her living by be e:ouiss e1,s..s -, ;
| NUNS Museum, and i ~ ~.
her object in CO, air. IN H.
there until she .ou:l ssrr, sr /. :.
with the great Snowman. ~. :.
on to Barnum, ald attLrrn'r ~
about the fl'st Of The n'a:s
Mar9cd to New Yesk a ~,
Ford. A lttte- was re-.
weeks since, in which The =,
Museum offered her A go,..
New York. Sh,' accepted !,
secured her rail eay ys,.s, t.:
for the East on Tuesday; T.,
she had looked for9aTl ::
1ongingas the ne in ea;s::. j..
10 earn money, 10 carry t.. ;
and back TO llel parents iii:
day Of her dcat....
| Her health lad bseu, :. :.
the city, and illeed IL. !. );
frail; but her !irieol: b.. (,
early a dcmis'. She r. Il
Church Of Eny. ard, ard III
row and sickness show >! q
and conscicnlic Us Ch.,$,. Z
single murnll1 heard ..
lips. For sever al dars ~:
the deceased hid been :.t.
Dr.. ArInitaee, :or uho-;:s
feelings of gratitudc srI@:]|
I Sometime since one All
she wt1s Ike, died fruu, -
aud Miss Ford :vrafr toz
quire just how le- sis',4p.'
rial, and e1prE sed her E::>
the same way if she 81
Wishes were carried c. i;
begged that sht migh- b :
Church, and It it WIS -oty
to have her former pa5-or !
SOY be present l:,4a taIe r:
service, but O. herw::e =.
Dr.. Arnitnge oaiciat4.
, 1866-08-26
The Romance of CroQuct.

| AA.lo +,1a W. y ~ n -n- ..4,.,
afcnd n ne 'ifh.t shonid uaac hsra ~ 5tH1n5 Z
Her." / pointed out 70 him thNt Ia tad Ind
numbcrlesa onnortnniffea AZ rrnnnot H.
had not seen It. / rave lin some hint.. and
~ nsr1a| f,i,,.o,f 6t,!1H IL. i senE rute, anu M
facilities afforded for serious filtration BY this
admirable Enme. "Gfve me.u he exclaimed.
IA croquef party, and the object Of nv al.
eG!toh1 ahd hanaSt ~ success Is
fully observed the game, and present tho fol-
lowing ACCOUNT, dran,atteally rendered, to
order that they may know the diflcuIties to
he IN The pursuit Of tie Interest
roEnnanv. r1M sS.no % ouooo1 -n's
Easrgttte Crogues Haytr {who R;ts up the
game, and who menns "the game, the whole gama,
ard nothing but lhe game''J. Now thsni sldesi
Here Potsyl ~ 49,
4 = sospn!sass, vas SSsa len ' Sog; tai esiled
Romaaiie Hsu'h lthinks to htmssli:> I wish to. to
goodness he wonldn't call mo Ppity nooks fur-
ssusded t6at she didat, md % sasws1s i bsiskiy;9
fcsf
Energetic Heyer.. Yon,ll take Miss ,powdy tor
partner. - :.
fhtiss Dowdy, maiden lady, age uncerta1n.1
adH asss See3 5ss sas!s11 !1ns1ns s1sg Vq1 l3e Il
I5ss Eiaaii iwiih . sweat snils). wGoso r, eida
an on :. >
:. EnzTgzite e.. Haytr obi You're my partner: -
r. $e sass 'ss s.s@sas vi" fss Ss
his lnaliet undos, fis am like an umbrella,
and regards MISE Gertrude With meianchoi1,
Mss DoIdy with such look). Wore paft.
, 1866-08-26

!s::ess !s!ss:'':1 s'::ts2s;, st'2; t1!';;S;asss y;
g.eas 4; Importance "a ~ rsM 2
oEss IT, sae sonni,J. Aaos 49,
III Tne only other flat a,
wv, VIII ,he prerslcnee Of :. ~ GhI IA
pnst pereep.ihle IN it, II sf.aersh
PER- Rn1emria!!ssas; in nei:hets ~ s.ss asat r y.
nGmldity In tha aIr, 'saa hs-,
y, ! may remark, int vi.
ginenes., mud q mfst .iia L..
Eeses, thcso are % 90 ~ y "a
phsris !; ict conditions Sn;ss7 Ss7 oi u: =: =
a. nnd Z 1874, ench Us ii. atssa ess. l.ril::
fdm1eter. &C.; hss hoiSSes h.sars}.l
s,,es Msssauou may not es,eaada a %
.,aaa a. sueh ssaes!ehes !.
tance, may ! ask yon T. ~ = ~
me view or d1rect,nr iba 70 ppbais
districts beyond M NJ .ns. NJ asseea'i 3
LAM s'f, 1aa:s'' = =: !, ),
htAcKuEA1H. August. i.
, 1866-08-26
HORRIBLE NJ

a Man 1se,,.e,, to NA
From the Buda'o c:'mu,sr;Sk
"A horrible mrrdeF <. r. :
city at IN early ::onr r..
ticnlars o. " llcll, as II ,
able to ascerts in Them r. r.
halfpast one 'fc]',cS ....t tso
were sitting ..u The Htss.
tha Mansion ']lot:ie, H.% H.,%
cease. Willie sitting thess, th,
pass down E:-ch,nge n: :,
fngton. In sbouss hah =.
started dow1 E.schanss
crossing Was hlnl'toti " -
body Of @ man lying -.
head near t1e l:ulldIss;; ;.r
given, and Roun'sms7 -
man Alhee q, d a,'3ths J.
spot- "a
On exkmInirgr..at ~.
the right. stdt.''of tk k3HS :
In :as. by nuiacro 4 VIZ 4, q, n
Some, blunt 'reap.n
Of the heal apNMra +. <
IDENTIFY made BY / ':s:E.ss.Isl- =. 4
ng,Albee in =hart, q r.
down:towar.1s t6h w. j.. u
entering a Saloon ,'ppeas,s
by their nctt1ns, c:.cils9' il'.+1,
came OFT Of the sas ~
and went up The |" "'etI w..
On entering iutt' e1..,i;
keeper Of tn ! salM:1 n. -,
men came t. witt'3n1 * !,
md while tt ere en;;,Ssa e. Il,
versatIou, Of which ~ ID,
enough to understood T..
had q poke. book II -
did NOT know the s:ons.r, s :,
saloon in o faw nit re-
and kept th , men tt: VIZ sstss
rived oppos .;e Ties: a,i1ns:
he made q signal t.. t., AEf =.
tention to ,6cal. r. =. III
an awning across re r. r..
called 10 tt IN and ~, u I.
he was. B, and a1sc esns { ~ !,
and told th,s two TT 4, " " e
rest them on susplct:a y ii
tion as Inu honss. Will o. l ;
Bland fnn hai in !s th;i5 f.
into q side .oocket ~ \, ~
which be ad':cmpte1 ) ~ s,rl.s
officer seize.t his wH.!h VI:
away from him, VIZ ;aa!..l -
cent and . iEc cent "a 81
,nent ef newspaper. r.
ton ..3ast. the ~ s,a ~
nothing; % them en-, II iistir :
book. Th.y gave r. Mlishassx
Collins AMI Willian ft:arsl,
said at firs- that he !. - >. it,
before for seven Tes,;a ~
1-D-1,Sn.A that "a ~
workhona:. The asa'si i J..
.sssatizT I l,ssa ssa .aat5 a5ssn: - 4
Tics this r:arniue, II; ~: ~:
manner and were .n't| oa,| II ~
desperate 4lenons'f -
"Fse''1S'i;a Tse '@'1Sa'ir;aered nan r., d =. ]:
tss as;1s tsile';ing q La ! : 'ts',e] { ,e]
where II :sill remaIt,, ,Es...lIY1 =
chesuut !:,ir, rG5 r5.:e ~ !
rraTs dark csassiueIIo. =: eM,1
sh31t, s5iRf II Tin ;;s iaesd re-; s9s;
tie ank-e. and 9'a