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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
,nfhnrized Lgents fOr PrInce zoo.

{. GEO. W. HLL&CO. are the authorized Agents
\, yenaba County for Geo. A. Prince & Co.'S cele-
.ss Cabinet Organs, NelOdeOus, etc. For price,
&c. call at the AdUertissr Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

]. w. BLISS, regularly licensed Aoc-
t%iOneeu. Sales in The county attended
TO on reasonable terms.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

- : q WILLIAMS, who is the authOT-
I'D N 81. Louis for this paper, viii attend to
sea- coliscsOns and purchases in that City. Office
, cIs,tauf Street, N. E. cor. 6fh.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

soc John Beree's GslsbEated Meme
PiOws. THEO. HILL SEQ.
Sudebaker & Bros Wagons sold b
F. a. TISDELL s. co.
TGaable Advice tie A6lIcted.
DR. Strickland IN rel numerou APP
piications for advics. wishes to INFORM
those who are aft stsa, that they may
consult him on all 2o6te or Chronical
Diseases by letter, stating the age, symp-
toms, &C., with a fee Of Two dollars en-
closed. DR.. S. Eas Obtained great noto-
riety as an experienced Physician, both
u Europe and AmeTica' especially in the
treatment of Chronic Complaints, after
other doctors have failed to effect a cure.
Those suffering should Immediately send
for a prescription ty addressing DR.. A.
SFhIoHLAED Cincinnati, Ohio. E061y1
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

Hay.-For sale in any quantity to SUIT
purchasers, Price IS per ton. On my
farm, three miles west Of B~rOwnville.
If II. G. MINTCK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
Empowering the City OF.
lie to borrow money for
R~prOTements.

3 5yihe Council and House
II usa rs i le Legislature is
ssn5 = territory Of Nebraska,
Thai lie en- Cauncil Of the said City
Of BfgHnville, in addition TO the powers
specified 40 he said act entitled IAN act
to Incorporate he City of Brownvilie, !"
approved February 18th, 1854" shall be
and ]! is hereby empowered and author
Ized to issue bonds Of the said City, to
raise money by the sale Of said bonds to
be expended in improving the Streets of
said City by clearing, grading, or paving
the said streets in the name and &C
.cOrdiDg to the provisions of this act.
SEC. 9. That whenever the Mayor
and Council of the said City Of Brown.
vile shall be petiGoned by a majority Of
the legal voters Of said City, as shown
by comparing The number Of petitioners
with The Numbered votes cast at the lasl
charter election previous 10 said petition
70 open, grade or pave, or otherwise i'm,
prove eny street or streets, or a part OF
q sirel- or walA and crossings thereof.
.he Council shall cause the said
mPEr iements % be made so far as i
shai Re practicable and shall cause the
sa@ be done by contract awarded tt
Ahe firing TO do to the same
0 erms for the city, ate.
7s6Posals q SID e0nlrae
Rsa K by posting notice
aret ppal es 3
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11


3 That if it shall appear to the
ancl that the cost Of said inn
nh peti:iOned for, as set forth in
ond section of this act, will ex-
he available funds, which mag
y be appropriated to that purpose,
Council shall proceed 10 raise
c''sary funds by pledging The
e'' q the city, and issuing bends
2 as hereinafter provided Pro.
Atthe aggregate amount of bonds
Ding at any one time and issued
Heue Of this act, shall not exceed
e cent. Of the total valuation of the
Ieal shd personal property within the
corporate limits of SAID City, as shown
y 'ne valuation last assessed previous tC
me ume Of presenting said petition.
Src' 4 That whenever bonds hav;
been issued for the purpose herein speci
Ieo' and according 10 the provisions Of
Ais act that said City Council shall each
year levy a special tax on all the taxable
property, real and personal, within the
corporate limits of said city, 10 raise an
amount of money, at least, sufficient /,
pay The accruing annual interest o.. said
ponds as the SAID interest shall becom,
OOe' and also one-tenth par; of the bond,
outstanding; PrOUided, that said specia
'A1 shall not exceed the rate of ten mill
On me dollar in each year, and shall b
'ooi'ional to all other taxes otherwis
'uOe'Eed to be levied, and also that th
u0O raised by said special tax shall b
appropriated to no purpose whatsoever
sr man the paynen Mt of the said an
bonds. 0i Sal
sr0' .. That the specia. tax shall b
assessed, levied and collected in.he sam
nler as other taxes of the said CITY
~. So4ll be a lien upon properly With
my the same as other taxes are, az
10 the laws Of the Territory.
&c 6. That the Bonds herein prc
a. .h'li bear interest at The rate +,
w 81 cent per spOun, payable annU
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

Bliss will have another big Auction
Sale on Saturday. Persons having pro-
perry to disposeof are requested to bring
it in early.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

Largest and most complete stock Of
Hats in town, cheap for cash at
J. L. MCGEE & cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
hELA6UAU LpAL EAlhA1AQ
-BCChU


REIGBCLD'S COECENTBATED EXTRACT
BCCBU
"a i tAs Great DisTcsie.
HELIBoLDs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sA~zsAPARLLLA
Is tie Grnet Blood Pn5fsF.
Beth are prepared according to rules Of Pharna-
by and Chemistry and are the most active thatean
&c made.
Katural Leaf. Fine Cut, 6mpe juice and Navy
~ 4Obaeso,Gb SWAN = BROS.
RELAB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
and vigor to the frame and bloom to the paid check.
Debility is accompanied By many alarming gap
toms, and no treatment IS sUbmitlcdt e, coesaup-
ton, insanity or epileptic ng ensue.
Eresh Tomatoes, in two and three pound cans, at
Il SWAN & BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
nnrT OFFICE HOURs.

.sowTynLE, THURSDAY APRIL IL 1876?
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
ASTROLOGY.
TEieROTldA StOniShed
At WONDERFUL REvELkrIoSs
MADE NJ TIE GREAT AsrRoLoGIsF.
NEodazaao ~. A.Porr1s9

She rcycale SECRETS uo rllrta1 ever kaov. Share
stores 81 ~haFpiu-ss thIs8 wh7, from e1letul events.
catsstro. hes, cvossss lo love, loss o. relations ant
friends, loss CT DCrCv. &c, lave become desp0ueent.
She brings togetaer th5s1 long separated. Eres lnf1r-
nation c1ncCfniEg a5-eut Eends OF lovers, restores
best fa4line4 % Pu1N "a aud'n WHIST you viii Re m3ss
successful causes speedy marriages. AMI tells yol lha
very dGy sou VIII marry, giv55 yog t@e name. hEe
ness aul cha-a-t eisGcs o. The person. She roads Four
very tfoUehts, and ~ her almost GrpeTratrral nq3eas
unveils the dark ana llfenuytteTtC3 0i the Tut afc
From the stars we see in tho Ornament -ihe uo
stars that overcome o. pra,cminato in The c9nft
tom. frCa the 1prts ard p~osff1Es oftae Planes sra
the fixed stars in the heaven 10 tlo amsoi piflHf enc
dedgce5 lie future destiny 70 uln- tAt t -1
suit The greatest Astr1lfgl 80 CO &tH- 10 css 4o4
but a tribe. ana ron may a5vegaeiH have 80 favf1-
BILE 60 OUp5rfurIfy. ClasastaEt zee, Wlta hkgHesi
md aff desred IL rlafsaT %. PARTIES IViHk b n
distance car clBfuit UBs4llamo ~ mail wuhsefnab
safety and sltisffrtiua to ElEHseiVcs,B I'm uaIsln.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

JYcklss. Can Fwits Of al knds. and Oysters at
L SWAN & BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
WHISPERS.
Knew - DestinT

....H. .aF aH-H. ---~. a.a M.Ha. II
GADlsIE T. ?. THORNTOE, the great EngilshaAa.
~trolegt cas1yoYant AM. P-s5ehematrzian, Who has
astouisled me seeahac classes q ms ota World. hat
now localed herself Al Rudsoa, \. 2. hatsmaT aofn4
tsp possess sach WordeEiuI poEers Of second ashss 81
to enable her t0impart kuowledgs Of ne greatest im
~p0rtancs 70 the s.rsl0 or married q tithsr sex. Whgs
in . state Of trance. sha d~eliues.ss ne yeg fsaspTcs
CT tAo person E0a are q nsz-y, AL ~ t5 asa q a.
Instrument 81 Intense PaEsF, knoEp IS the Psychon~
otFoFe, guaTzatess 70 pro1uca q Hi=hke piaue q Rs
fatura hasbandoE wife Of ihanpplcsnh egp1oFvttn
date Of marriages. position ia life, assdlns trails sh
character, sc, This IS 10 humbu8 as rQussnd7gf
Testimonials can assert. sac viii send WAsn desired
q certified e~sruaratas or written guarantees. th3 rs
picture Is vEat T. p~urp5s.s 20 be. By eE1iosiss q s4lIt
lock OF hair, sad stating Place % birth.age, lspositiqQ
and COMPLEXION, aud enelosing atty cents AID stampea
envelope addressed t0T3lFself, yau viii receive TIA
picture and desired iuforc,afion by return nail. All
communication sacrefly confden.i1uaI. Aeirse 81
condlenee. HAoAMEE. y. TH0aifrONs ~
FEB y uudsons ~. n.
There soneth sl1a tdinss otjoy h a4
70 you're ana 10 ola, &c s7eat ana tosua1,
me besety which opca was 50 precious aad rars,
Is free foF all aud an may Sc FAIR.
Blythe uss Of
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

10000 Bushels Corn wanted,
10000 Bushels Wheat wanted,
10000 Bushels Oats wanted,
by RAINY & LEWIS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

sHtTRERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
81 Helmboi3's Extract Buchu.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
.Gbf a0pertise r


Mortgages, Ezeoutons, RopleKins,
lank Itnsnse. &c. &c. &c. foF sale at this Once.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

MCCFeeFy At he City brug Store, has
all kinds Of Pants and Oils, on hand for
Spring trade.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

Chairs Reclaimed, with neatness
and dispatch, by GEO. TURNER.
Apply at Mrs. Hswsg's Miiner Shop.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

Wheat and Oats.-The highest
market price paid for Wheat and OATS y
# WoRTHING & WILCOX.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-09

n -2Y IYITN1yQA NJ
QEi4aanlall 80 A.s4g
u Ill335 -
=. -I 80 sfsh9s oreanism. collect |
d. q room e sn va twenty s,, ps
sns7P'4sf kA0l
son.i vu
ana saomisnng y 20 mi'fosssP'c s..I
80 .S- syuA3E ~ m.
IN . pointed owl =. .s.a examined
a SYBk E1s;.Hh9--y. .d
"a ~ - - IA III.
; Fur \ !. p po..s,csa - nom.
.nnl1sIlsE. aAsA91aE
THH BARoAxrkK.-On me zo'n o. Acks.
read sss pi !. s;: a.. IT,: :. s,sss s
sa a!as 81 Il mJIsI
sP!n 1sgenan aso Maeorc. .n' 49, 1884, $500
.I01 osso' 1879 an. !. M. T-.,s Mn
~ 'neFu,Jec06ix94'E IA
whPn ne sates co",lus.os
W Nefner Aageiisn nor MssnIIe unuoss'.o-
IF .,'Hs's: % y: : s... :ss:;
70 p2IJSJ Vm1yIYIlOHnEI
putty " construction cfplnns WY H"aT
= So. ,..s n....,x :, 20. 90. o..
wE W S;eux n. f.,ss,si itAAA8d
sr f.. P 's (, '.ss 40, q, i, Or.
1Sk az e!3d3i8 At4eap su16l6 al1a04
ihiten,1 heat, while carrsnts o. rich hydso-
0E6oHs percolate through the mass OF ore In
t.-0un IunrA ufftnu a al Al
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-09

SO T sc bymafI- Abse teF stlo tr UlAfI = sHrna
~ south I~spic ssrsets Dr. LEharrh sGth0r 81 tLs
MrTsr TSuth, has, since $50 treated ali diseases Of
- @rrordnR 10 the rrett IN ~ irtsH
and Nv iss@a by him for ovrr tsFeiysyears wish hs
mot peasant spesssH. g.i ..ss s4-i -.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-09
y ~ 'hss shares Of the first
.JJsndlii Is ehtOusexigg Cd,

-nnetS, Tor, d The premium IncreaseS
-lc society vii work ont prupottfunstely
sooner. The members who wau I'LL The
thirJeeath year without borrowing will at
presdnt rates obtain $1,000 for $50 paid n4
The success q lhe Erst society gave the
wori1ngmen confidence apd encouragement,
and second was begun in July, with the
same oticers, the treasurer giving security
81 tet thousand dollars III real estate 10 New
Work city. llis has already four hundred
l9cu- Ders, hoirnr- shares ~ tbs ,am0ant. Of
ono hlillion dols :. Ia this second organ
izaupn the shares win be bAAioted for-at the.
meeang IF lhe shareholders, the member
drawn receiving the appropriation OF . house,
~ lusd az the amodnt Of shares he holds,
Shel her this be two or five thousand dollars.
AlsOI tn this society shares are issued al one
'Fbouk and dollars as to enable poor,
60 tak a part I'M - 80 !"
TIE woikipg,nyn gather at the bud
rncrdasIng interest. owing TO the success
p IN has attended the society. At the last
meeVug twenty seven members took shares.
Ahe five hundred members composing chs
Arstl society are divided ID natlonaiisies as
oil, pf Americans, 25s; GermARA \ 40 ;
lneHsh 80; Irish. AS French, 20 ft4fkns,
fhere IS aboa. the SAME .ppoparhoG in
ne Society now organizing.
he interest in his cause is spread az
rfg tbs warairgmen Of the country. The
ecif any " the New York Socletyiis in
onr ,picstion With workingmeu IN all parts |
4 \ Guion. Sad, hslasihgOf tha saccyss.ps.,
my san.zatiou 10 New York, are beginning
Oc FtJes on the same principle ~NA 1
a.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-09
Cnrious American statistics.


y IN
| ionl that the AsefAse Duration ofhumnu aife
| in fms country Is greater than, than of may
other, nation. gakiug 00,000 pesaaas hsse
fo5 aybasis, they snow that, while 44;906 of
that number die the first year after 6ifH. not
27Q00 have diei ddrlng the, first Eve Tears,
and that over half 81 them are alive at Nj
age of forty-six. 80 M
A person ut ten years Of age Eaay. ealcu-,
'tste upon ilviEg torty1saVsn years; 4 person
at .twenrv, forty. one years one of thirty,
thirJy-Aye years. OF forty, twenty eight
years OF Efty, twenty two years, and 81
SIXTY, fifteen years. Infancy and old age
approximate in ghe raie Of laoteaiity. S6.
FIRST year Of life nearly is Der cent. die AZ
ei Chg years Of age leper cent Ind at1fne-s
~ years. % per cent. die within the year Of
allwho have reached those ages raspeetiyely.
oqthe supposed 100000 born At the same
time, 1905 are found to be surv wing twelve
years Hereafter; and Of those sarvisors less
thAn one bali Of onepsr cent die u tps age
OF twtke. At the age Of trentR- Eve the
me rtatity is one per cent.
Tor tie whole United States, tka pppuls
tioh being 81 ,443, 1921, the deaths were fond
to be9en than 400, 600, The rate ofHestai.
itJ would have 4 percentage Of 9!zFAF bf1
tao whole populstionysw end lblssh,. and |
Of } 1000 for the whites alone. This 'weuld
show only six deaths yearly for every SEQ
very lowsrsts 0fsanofaalify,. In,
defd5 and ons we imagine not exceeded by
that Of any other ceansEy in the NsEld. Il
A census II curious tsll-tala IN ahowine
the effects OF periods Of prosperity and ad- !
yersity in the history of q people. Thus. q \
table exhibiting the decennisl increase Der
cent. at difFsrentgpe shov4 tRsthnis-
crease Of persons between sixty shd sssshty
wears Of age wss from 1880 = ..l84Q, ssoms-l
>vN thirty per cent. while The increased
A"a~een forty and City ven Of
e~es per Cent, those
ssSt9$d'
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-09
dcti0B
S740Gl-

-r.-- Tie recent SAD
tie English coal FIELD.
IL aw; kened manT 90 doing some
su protect the poor miner from the
~ ~ gas. Among those wh1 lave
lhtir attsntion ~ this 50 e.i is IA
H- lIE-s 3f pelzanee, Cornwall. he has
rn ad tcr provisional Profession for an
improved lamp ID.
GE- Do Oosh-lS 81 tEiTSO kls essoa.--
-om returns iast Dla Ill s1la- shevg iilsa the
GET Nj goal }aE lha gRE. gl,65l, $40 t}ns-7
the get ~ tac world teSi9e5 ~ ,4lZ036 tons
Tba e5tmt5iaat w u t1AoJf &ih9 u slhs
mrr hv feFugu ompeua4d, .s5s5 geFq
chan s-s world Fee "a. M'D
lvtL Ast. -Ta chest coal deposits
are vaI hl-un BIB .ra-.' afRse Hty Of the
Nesas Ii and Leli- rivers. The Phla-
lipl'a J.g'sg sN assget1.r a3lHFH2
heyel M contain lhi.d6h4lilsirfai ses n = n
Io9 4 39ai4l : IL IL , L1sss
or Ai6ss 4, II p iAatek aGt SsA
a.. o... rus Is irerth gf the Sc6stass
aeif wv ". " { c,O ii y III tr1ss'
tss vssi sl,e 4. lsAniasr ssSs4.S-Ess'iss,
pna.--lEe. measureszo- seai9s u I
sy1e,sitv IN tae " 4sI6ok &1ap - 4
ia rre4g Ea.l.F ID sz4Faofstu%a
llaness, auf "a snfaof Fissexk atiSus =
NEAR Wlsestars A gycou5tiYe sb4 alast> NJ .
car Oh ,ht be iliyea through tAe' iFxeAvs "a j
avenues " these mikes. AZ Nahtsfpke ~
vein shirty-hve feel tblck; %s4Ssther at
Wlkestarre If swegts eight; os@aat Pitts /
ton, fovrteesi md one eaal sPanton 80 feet
tAIcs. fhe veins seg ega.y gfYs Tsi e6fr TO- /
varls Zee aast, AID 4dnle4 h SN& y -
Its Baltinare compadyS II III AFaf
vi Eeslafre, arSinteresti1A ffh@k
ing Feeh werked 50 long that about SAAaK. |
five aeres have been eycayatel, though much \
"a .Ae coal has been left ca support the over
banging r0ck. VAT masses stll remain 20
-s miagd, sri NY, expense " cutting is re- \
ducad to q minimum from abe flyorGbls oiI. |,
cumstanccs under which Il Is situated A
TOOK 4E these enormous coal veins removes
All fear that Cha supply Of anthracite coal
wll ever iail AI ihcse deposites lie on
'he Atlantic algpU VI tAe Allee hanies, az 40
those Of be Maryland Cumberland region,
q. large deposites u biunincus and SEMI
utumiaous coal have been found ia the Viz
6.nia and Ohio borders. 4,
DiscoYEBY o. Coal II FAuQUIER.--We
lee-n s22t Mr.. GrqgTills j.. Kelly has dis
covered cosl on his farm In Fauquier coun- ,
N, Va. We presume in quantity, from tboPT,
fact that NJ has been offered SZ5 900 tSst3he J
bed, which offer haa been decliAe1 VIZ,
should be glad 70 hear from Mr.. K..6b>6A
subject. Coal at d short distance .fF@$aP,
river would augment the trade, ef &e6Br3 !
cksburg largely. NNNG S,ck;
1o STor IRE Flow OF JBL96s. An ssa II
change says that the fShewihg rasthed sffo
stops ne fbs tlpEr ~ blehd IsA certain and{
safe.~ n i Sorth rtlieafbe z y - ~
honsekespers, m1cAAnicSo kudv otherN4 {,
handling knives, tools ana other small in
stFuments, frequently reestfs- severe cuts al j,
rom which blood ttews. at5fusesy. apS oxset4 :
endangers lie itseIf.sN 81 $sS EaSv%Ss tsspsS 7
% cease 10 flow as ie.s6S 50 .lake.pthe One =
lust Of tea and bind Il eaqsssasfhs M1sna9
i al times accessible Al4-essx- t6f61 G1
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-09
Ten We ar Non-Forfeita-
~ a BILE,

- hssSYess Non ForfeItaole poiicis scys aczSa
death from auy cause, ana the premiums are al pad
up In ten years Indemnify for accidents ur9sf tnfa
form OF policy holds snsi sg. u 7s Tnsse posicses
are nou-ibrfsisAbls afertws animal payrDers. Ram
! IL III Ages 10 A3 3d. - 20
Ordinary Life Policy eB IA $40 0s sa "a asz "a A "A
Combined 14fe and
Accident. .a... 81 So 81 o. 40m AH lU
. other arss IN proportion! vi" rli 1
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-09
Annual Premiums for
Life.

Policies for Life insure seaiust death non any
Cause, and the premium IL payable annually drsns
pie Rate per sI.Ou
age OF ~ Is 20 IS 70
OdinaIy Life Policy $is ~ $lS 20 SIC 10 &IsW Rea
CombW Life i ASd'r. AZ ~ 100 sDl0 eays SIS
Other ages 10 proportion.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-09

sAC@pPEEA%vRf oRkpRxN-zbe9 1yc1(n4
ltdindaler .Hsskh =. &kQTkrQtk ~
aud hollow-ware foundry recentIy Organized
in thateity; ssys
ia si3' I ~ BI!H sbsst ss'S n he
stove foundties Of the CITY. They ffspose
:. .,.s sf ss'. ., es"9 asiaf Ct
crossing. Two gentlemen owning lands IN
that tieiaiy, being disposed 10 encourage
this enterprise, aud give il firm foundation
for future operations, have granted 70 the
company sufficient ground Tor IN their ptcb-
able requirements. 06e company Rere re-
quired t. erect foundry and carry ontheir
business of making castings, as contemplated
by the charter, sfpr ten yeAEA when the ptle
Of tie land becomes absotdte'to thA>ofh-
pany. Ths foundry viii be built by next
January, and in full operation soon aiter
that. The high prices At which lands * eli
gible points for rnarIafAotNsiAe rsaoaAsA
been hell. has .hren a, great. obstacle 10 the
eEsjssh1s6I q usIs ash in our city.
Comr.sass .withont a. large capltsl calno,
get loo,holi, The example Of these gen.
tletns b. shoc hays gEs4 ths16j&} FIVE
foundry helping hand, ought to be sugges-
ave " Ot4Sr4WN-rlMt9nQuotf N awmA
Fiasr S6-bY ARf2t4 'BeIL2ikG N5B a
socIaTtoS ~ A ,c.tleA meeting sfo ID eel ~
Cooperative Bull ting Association Xas bed
last night at Pot mac Hall, cornAr Of Mary
land avenup--~s~b--l1 Get, SEgth kRAR
ington; tho President, II. "afersda -
chair. - ~ , " Alsf--
/ The arstsbesihitss m order beng
/, cePdon plsshscriQti29s.s num6efof persony
Ieame forward and tck stock inftAeaASSAct
alton. s.aFTrIs - ss1a OH
Mr. .hHf, from the csmmitteE to who'd
bad been referred k&aa Tision pa xmSl&i
ment s6e constfiIfrIens Submitted report
WI neia a aumber Of au,lndmen4 .xeftAIs
gested iOr- ,tre .sdhuIl0a pf the bssdti&tB'l
The ari' end,ntnts WesgIbd, ari IN some ID
jStaaess .8fseHssecA.-eitcr which Asesy-ssssl
EsRHrT [Amons -ths most prominent
/ csta.tg,::s Ave shs Delaying That RAner'
81 Is 6afr 1ttiE right 20 vote; that thsoodki
i9s A5hsslbSas6n ,shal As. clpss4 hefYre %. a.
\ AdSeszn mco umf sheayeEeimRe1ag, lsAsIeAaeo
being extended Is IIliree ruSdnthsr,1 asup wissw
hSs. UA Ill tu54s0fEales4HHdfb4 y
,reeetssS Cor . less prsrnin,po han, z per cent
ard 20 ebDre tssis t}ssss uSAs tQf sal
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