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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-01

Domestic Department,

Domestic Department,
Under the charge of A. LANSING, can
now be had the best and most popular
Mui Inns, Sheetiffgs, PiIlow-Case Muslins.
Checks, Tickings, Hickory Stripes, &C.,
and always at the lowest market price.
Or O Dress Goods Department,
Under special charge OF PROF. GUST.
NJ ATHI AS, Is now stocked with Novelties
of the Season, at from So to 500 pattern,
and In which any and every body can be
suited.
tx < White Goods Department,
In charge off, e. BUTCHER, lis being daily
ieplepishe ed and the assortment now conn
plete-cons isting of swiss y acoRets, Table
Linens and Cloths. Stand and Table Cow
ers, Towels Napkins, Handkerchief, EN-
broideries, Edgings, Laces (both real and
fmitation). EN- roidered and Lace Cur
s ssigst ap Sr charming beauties in Bed
Notions Department.
Lis very COMPLETE. from a Paper Of Pins TO q
Pair OF zAlezandre's Kid Gloves, or a Brass
Button 20 a. Paper Collar. But the most
attractive Is the celebrated Bigtow's Linen;
Paper Collars, at % cents a box-the most
durable, best fitfings' nd cheapest Collar
Wooden Department,
Under the superlntendence OF JOHN Els
ENHAUER, Is well assorted, and those in
search of Cloths, Cassimeres, Doesklns.
Boy's Wear, wouId d DO p ven TO 70 CANINE
this stock before purchasing elsewhere.
and save money. Also, Flannels in ali
wool, part cotton, and silk and wool.
Shawls and Cloaks
In endless variety. 81 1ers
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WE RESPECTFULLY CALL All,

WE RESPECTFULLY CALL AT
tention TO our large stock of Ladies' and
Childrens' Hats. We have Just received
from New York City, new Dress Goods, in
Alpacas, Grenadines, DeLains, Linen
Goods, Ginghams, Lawn, Chambray and
Crepe Marez, Capiineres, Cottonades, Linen
Painting and Coating.
Z New lot of White Goods, Jaconett, Main.
sock, Swiss, Irish Linen, asd large va
riety in Ladies' and Gents Linen Hand.
kerchiefs. Our stock of Hosiery comprise
large variety, bought low, and will be
sold cheap. 9fe sqt
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, in SILK
Cotton, and Scotch Bingham. We have
and Will keep large assortment.
New goods bought by our house in tn
market with special view to the interes
of our customers. We will receive here.
after daily, and call the attention OF al
people TO come ana examine oE- stocb
and prices
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DRY GOODS.
SCHAPKER, BUSSING & co.

Now offer to the public a larger and bette
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We most respectfully call the attention
of the public to the fact that we make no
ridiculous preteusion of "selling below
cost" = cheaper than before the war" or
/" cheaper than anybody In the world 20
neither do we sell three sPools of Coats's
Thread for 70 cents for the purpose Of en-
ticing trade, and then charge IL up in
goods In which they are not posted. We
sell at the "ONE-PRICE SYSTEM" and
ALWAYS as cheap as the cheapest, and as
low as the market will afford, and warrant
all goods as represented.
The statesmen will always be found ac-
commodatiug and ready to show goods,
whether sale is made or not.
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HEALING THE SICK
gar !. oaEyaa s.aBYTHE bsinJ aaf
-tltsG Fr s1seE gfdnoI ~ fi4 ft 1871
Laying On of Hands,

The above-named method of treatment
Is so strongly associated with the ,miracu-
lous or supernatural that uniformed per-
sons are wholly ignorant of the agent emu
ployed, which is Animal Magnetism. !, The
operation is pleasant, subduing of pain,
correcting or exciting the circulation and
removing all diseases generally In sho. /
time, often IN a few motnents. As evidence
of the above statement, DIR, PERSONS
submits to the public few copies OF letters
he has recently received ( om those tho
have found relief at his hands. The pub
lie can have access to thelorigihals by cali
ing ON him. aai I'd 1i95w teal N6i Sho
.sifsln.k f4gs. los Band EN- 10 9nn
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Prospects for. Business

/ The railroad connection betweeri ON aha
and. the East is now teprnpiete. and the
earnifigs OF the Union Pssoific ON the seer
tions already finished for the first two.
weeks in, May wsre s1lS,000 THESE seel
tionaI earnings as the road progresses will
mncn more than pay the interest on the
Companys bonds, ana the through brsi-
ness over the only slineof railroad between
tue Atlantic and Pacific must be immense
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time. The limb and one side partially
HOUSE II char md %atek her nisss and
day. fearing loeTaw. Her whole system
was greatly 7prostrstted She was attended
by many of the leading physicians OF the
she could never be cured Tn his con-
dtt4on l brought her 10 i5rs Persons. and in
about twenty minutes the Doctor had her
VIZ King, and she now walks without aid,
and wholly relieved nom any difficulty.
i am unable to express my gratitude to the
Doctor for the prompt and great re- def thus
given by him. N which my daughter
joins. MARTHA EGLESTON.
Presumption, Mercer County, Illinois.
gnnr ---=--<fnn
- MOUNT JoY, SCOTT Co., Iowa, Dec. l..
ITO TILE .AFFLtcfKD.AI have been an AZ
fifcted woman for nearly'a year. from the
growing ora Dropsioaf Tumor in My Alb
domen, and sdiffustng aItself through my
whole system. Ny physicians estimated
the. tumor to contain two gallons Of wafer
a lhey knew II no relief only the use OF
the knife. .Iicamet To DR.. Persons in this
eondizjon and In a little overltwo weef<sI
was entirely relieved and my system re-
COW red its normal condition. seventeen
yearsago had milk leg, which Unframed
and mattered; the doctors lacerated IL, and
II has been stiff In fhe Ant,le ever sitfce, not
the least movement in the joint. Had TO
wear a cork heel of four inches cor walk ON
ttptoe; the Doctor cured this in three
well as the other. / know no difference.
Who can my family, and friends thank
for this but DIR. Persons?
MRS. GEORGE RAII9HMAHz
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hao GREAT EXCITEMENT a,so
AT THE ST. LOUIS y HOTEL.
ASTo UNDING CURES PERFoR1fED
Is -. HnA erasO By IS wADWmA ~
.hsu DIR. PERSONS, MA 't,'se
Great Magnetic Physician.

I .~rffaR 40 l4vrtF VT-7T 4t HMtH&H
The wife of an old school Physician of
Tuscaloosa, Alabama, ,parHalysed .fpr, four
years. unabie to walk. being entirely
-noTi gulaiorsd ST. BottIs HorEr, bni Z
New Orleans, La, A prii 20. 1857. Js2Le
DR. PERsoSs-I have suffered from spinal
Nisdkhess and prolapsusl for four years.
Daring the two first years Icould perhaps
walk hundred ards with difficulty. bu.
fell great fatigue from any exertion. Dur
bsen Steadily progressing, until / became
almost entirely paralyzed, being unable TO
own os naiae. Gould not talk continn e
or read aloud. after the first treatment or
fifteen minutes, walked across the room
fifty yards |; and on the fourth day waiksd
a2 MIS- s t6inh t6 o weak a entirely r
moved from my back ami the old feeling
OF WEAKNESS entirely gone. 1.-The treat
i've Consider my eaTe as Perfect and
most wonderful Hdi 80 VIZ l8iif nl .if7i
s Yours truly, ANNIE E. cocHRANE,
9 wife of w. A. Cochrane, NJ. D.,
!, -rp sgfit noianiatnN Tuscaloosa, Ala
Mr.. C. HESTER, OF Tuscaloosa.- Ala.
great sufferer from rheumatism for SIX
years, and four years scarcely able 10 walk
with clutches. Aner scoop treatment able
! -. - eli -----dw OILS ignis8G Iai1
NEW ORLEANS, April IA, 1885, 81
= This Is to,certify that NV wife came to
lDr. Persons ON the LIST OF February last. for
treatment, after suffering severely for sew 81
srssi months OF ovarian disease with pro-
DR.. Persons was completely restored TO her
natural health, and has now gained her
former yigor and strength ,,,,,,P f.,
=. 1900 Internal Revenue inspector. ga.
DR.PERsoNsr win practice at the Amer 3
lean House, Evansville, Ind, until jul
toe, io1t- 800. L.. 81 y uheV wv Ia
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WONDERFUL CURES rol
~W1YI xBYDD Gaa
asy 5rlf - 4elhse- + IeI1HT nl'egt M
ID r.. p H RS O Ms. d
At the ST. LOUIS HOTEL in New Orleans

OK 3 so
Il Great Triumph Of Animal Aaonetisrs otcr
Drslgs-1he VIE OF a. .WeH- Rno,cr .Physi-,
hcidn Of He Old School Cured IN SIR Days. y,
.Es1as3n11 III ST. LOUIS HorEL. 81
e,.sxn,,g ri New Orleans, Feb. n, 1857.
My wife has been confined to her room
ana bed for nearly eight months, suffering
from liberation ard prolapsed uteri, ac-
companied by q severe neuralgia OF head
and limbs, pain SO great at times as to pro-
duce spasnfs, also frequent attacks or a
character, completely PROSTATE
ing her. She has not been able to walk
twenty stepsei In that time, in fact never
leaving her, room without being carried
She has been treated by some of the. best
physicians in the South, without deriving
amy benefit that could percefve. She has
watering places. had given up all hopes
of ever seeing her up and walking about.
Seeing DIR. Persons card, IL resolved TO cons
suit him, and sent for him when sne was
in agony and threatened with spasms, and
in "a few moments he had her perfectly
calm and free from all pain. then took
her to the hotel, where he could see her
when necessary. she began to improve
rapidly. so much SO lat in fo.ir days she
was able to walk three blocks, and in six
days she was going up and down three
flights of stairs, was out shopping and tax.
ing her meals at the table, DIR. Persons's
treatment Is pleasant-simply the laying
on of hands-and am satisfied Is sufficient
to relieve all the wants OF su ffcring human
lily. Go and consult himl -,7f.,.s. p, .,y A.
'as4 f.siIf GEO. w. VAUGHN N.D.,
ssis.g s. Canton, Madison County, Miss .
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Iowa CRY. Nov. 90. 1885

1900 " D. IOWA CITY, NOV. JJ IooD.
: DIR. PERsoNs-Dear Sir: Having been.
gladly add my Testimonial of the excel.
lence of your manner of treatment, and
give the statement of my case. For FOUR
TEEN YEARS have been an Invalid,
and for NINs AND ONE HALF YEARS /
have been confined to my bed. One and q
half years ago, I went to DIR. Newton at
Davenport. He treated me n number of
times. I received some benefit, but the
first walk took, (a short distance) my
fined TO my room and bed ever since. MY
diseases have been Spinal Comp amt Dys-'
pepsia and female diseases. 4 have been
under DR.. Persons treatment two weeks
can go up and down stairs una SISTED nave
walked without aid five blocks, (aIone).
Homework, and my strength increases
daily, am, sir, greatly yours, b. ri
HARRIET J. DUEL.
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ROCK IsLAND. M. Nov. Is. 1884.

DIR. PERSONS Dear SIR. Having been
under your care for a time past, IT affords
the past four and a half years / have been
a sufferer from chronic INFLAMMATION OF
the womb and kidneys, with .prplapsus;
also spinal a ffection and general pro- tra-
ton of the nervous systern- Could not
walk a step, and had to be lined in and out
OF bed for two years. "A fter the second
treatment by the Doctor could walk and
ride out with ease and comfort. 1 am inn
proving rapidly, and receiving many con-
gratulations from my friends upon my
speedy recovery. Would adyise ali affflct-
ed TO go to DIR. Persons and get headed. He
performs cures daily that will convince
the moot skeptical that he possesses the
power to accom- Plish al he advertises. I"
-. Yours, with gratitude, f zad III s Il
7nn' MRS. ELIZA &. SALPAUGH.
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Mr. C. HESTER, or Tuscaloosa. Ala,
great sufferer from rheumatism for SIX
years, and four years scarcely able TO walk
To walk without them. f'iiii''"t ''tN ~
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DIR. PERSONS My life having been saved,
as 1 believe, through your Treatment, 1
deem il my duty to State the facts. Before
met with you, had come to the conclu-
SION that must soon leave this world, as
the doctors had already informed me that
l. was almost gone with consumption,
After receiving Two treat ments from you
felt like u new being, have been gaining
ever since, and now feel that my health Is
patients in Albion, IL would do your heart
good 10 hear them tell their own story.
Miss Armstrong, vino the doctors said " as
in the last stages of consul ption, you
cured with two Treatments, and Is now in
good health. Mr.. b. q. Phillips, whom
you treated for diseased kidneys and spi-
nal com plant, after one treatment went
toftie harvest field and worked all day,
and felt well, not experiencing any pain,
and he has not felt any OF IL since. Mrs.
Henry Bash, the lady who had a laIge
fatty tumor over her stomach, larger than
a pint bowl, with dropsy Of the abdomen.
says DR.. Persons has cured her. or SO neai ~
that she thinks size will soon be entirely
with ccutehes for thirty years and generl
ally diseased, has been helped so much BY
your StfeatmeHt that she can now walk
with q cane, and. enjoys better health than
She has for years. / know If you would
return TO Marshalltown, yonBwouid I've
crowded all the time, for SO many are say
ing, II they knew as mitch Of 1T. Persons
as they pow do. they. would not call him a
hum bag, as they had.
p Hoping that, you may live long I'm the
service Of healing the sick and doing good,
Lam; with grilitude,f 1903 nl.fl 9
Yours very truly, f; T. BEESoN, ~
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Home Again l.

r HAVE JUST ARRIVED FROM
L Cincinnati with tine finest variety of
Tea. Bourbon, and Bengal ROSES : all
eyer-bloomers and fine plants which
will sell as low AS they can be bought in
yellow, Scarlet, Rose, Crimson. &c. They
can be safely planted, as they are all in
pots. Give me a call ~ "a = = =
a8fF4 ST NuR WIN. q. HEWITT
P.S.-Many other fne varieties of rare
plants, quite new. itak aHs 81 ,4E#5a
Wire Hanging Baskets, &C. liuns da
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From the New Orleans e e. e!sayane s Of FEB

DIR. Persons is cslled the Great Magnetic
physician, because be has thrown physic
NAL magn etism. sdfiss process is almost
literally q laying on of the ha nds. and by
! what appears TO be q simple system of
manipulation he EFFECTS the most aston
Gishing cares Two of theiattaches OF this
office have been cured Of severe attacks OF
rheumatism by DR.. Persons. ..ff bef,..,as
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DAVENPORT, Iowa, Nov. 8, 1885.
do hereby certify that my daughter,
Sarah J.. Egleston, twenty-five year, of
age, has been great sufferer, caused by
running nail into her foot two years and
eight months past. unable TO walk all the
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The Company respectfully salbnit, that
the above statement of facts fully demon
strateS the security OF their Bonds, and as
additional proof, they would suggest that
the Bonds now offered are less than ten
million dollars on 5r7 miles of road ON
which twenty MILL n dollars have al
ready been expended. On $50 miles on this
road the cars are now running, and the re-
m sing lS7 miles are nearly com pa eted: ga
At the present rate Of premium, on gold,
present cost of, ,, tnT xyed Hines ~
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CopapietehRevolution IN sRoofagf
THE PLASTIC SLATE''-Fo
~ Roofing and other purposes.
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NEW RIFANs, March s. iS6

q o.
Ills certifies that, shaving been afflicted
with Bronchitis~fof- cfeven months past,
so badly as to produce total loss OF voice
4 have been entirely relieved and cured OF
all the perplexfpg symptoms and effects OF
is.distressing disease by DIR. Persons, the
Great Magnetic Physicians, who. is new
in this city. i can now use my voice as
well as | could. for years before being
afh icted. 20 = ~ 80
[signedl VINCENT SCHNEIDER.
~ lS5 Circus Street.
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and it Is believed that on the completion
of the road, like the Government Bonds,
they will go aboye par The Company inrl
tend to sell but a limited amount at the
present low rate, and ret ain Abe right 20
advance the price at their option. = "a
= Subscriptions will be received In New
II fxxr !.
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Bennett Aas stat hs 4it ia RI
rope
The lmifa Bgtesa eosi $4,000
600 lass 1ear w8 "a Fali was Csc
klans "a aiy ihaiaaN
Iac Oa59 5 at.f lsaa refused g
rk aat ihe veTa vNie from tte
Constitution q la4i slate. by vote ol
G ~ E0
ss1ssr#sH nf,rrafar esut a rsrs-
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Tlm f,0rlu The Southern Famine
Relief Committee, OF which Jalncs NJ.
Brown, No. lG Wall ST., n u, is the
treasurer, have taken unwoaried pains
10 ascertain what is tie extent and Sc
verify 81 The dosttuaon at the South,
aId die most ,quitabia and safest meth-
ods q distributing supplies, Tie result
uf Their inquiries, with respect TO tht
destItution, is that there are at leas.
100000 IN Alabama, Georgia. South a89
North Car0.na, SO much in need 81
visions that many Of them must
unless relief lie gilen then a
North.
But this is not all Anoiha, class 81
sufferers are The planters aud tanners,
who, while not now wholly destitute II
food, viii not be able 10 provide the
seed and labor foi another harvest wtA-
ont Northern help. SO great aie HE
necessities of the tour States named III
both tlsese respects that 5000 bushels
u eoln woula not more than meet the
imperative wants ii tie people, Over and
above a.i thai Tic can pguvde for them
SELVES
lhe commission are aHXioas e do al.
il them power toward supplying Tins
great iatE, and aistr prolonged consul
.at4ou UisA Ata..-Geu. hoNud,aud ogl,-
ale believed ~ be MOST conpe.cn. 10
@.te aaslee, lhe Distributions 81 tic
commission wili be made through .he
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Bvnn a Bua1os SNnNlau II viii be
seen by thc advertisement Of the Scm-
nary IN another column. that the ladies
department Is to he ast.u ia charge o.
Miss Eliza 81 Clark, as preceptresa 1T
Obliged "a mako change by lhe ~
tirement # lhe present worthy precep-
treas. Ola account Of impaired health, ihc
Trns, cs have done weil TO secure the
return 81 Mrs CLARK ioa position which
she occupied soaccep.ably IN wears past,
and which shr lelingwshed to establish
boarding school "a hor native town Of
Bennington. Il acquired a high repu-
;a,ion and Was vel patfonized, uut..
the burden 81 such au institution was
found too onefous. Her return here
will be welcome 20 our citizens, aud il
is hoped and believed VIII he an add.
tional indnccment 20 young ladies from
abroad to avail themselves Of the adj
,antages IN All ether respects provided
for their sex a. well as those for whose
exclusive benefit the institution was
originally designed
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q SUBSCRIBERS viii sellut Public Auction,
be ate residence Of Oliver liafwubd, de-
10 Dorset du Tie l4th lat II Marrn inst
clock 4. 81. the following property, yz
/ Ibree year ola Gait. ~ Cows.
Ni,t hee.e Nat, kendall Cheese Press.
Moving MtchIre lie farmerl. 2 Wagons.
set segment, fr feet Water VI heel, with pin
s., piuun shan std dfhm T. match, also some 9th
u ifill gearng If vttfr1- hui1s
! ire-hur Machine Cyhnder A few tons ei
Hay; some % FUNDED :, Pa ent Horse FORKS Roie
81 ald ht<ef 6ihtr tliii g. tun ruthetou. 81 men
ton, al uui> uaer $50, east; ia auger .uin- a
credit o idur lanalb~ wlil be- yen, tlrgo d appfy-
I'd lvies on interest.
sEINatE HARDWOOD. Admi istratar
kUaANAii HAHN GOD, ! Admins rtr 4
% y. llsgNuUa'. ESTATE.
norsai, March q iteT
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Trxr BOOKS ron orn Scuoots The
Board 81 Education consisting 81 Coy
eruor Dillingham;. Merritt CLARK Of
Poultney, u d Gorham. oi Montpelier.
Joua Ross, q ST. bloomsbury. Edward
conans II Randolph. PHI. White. oi
Coventry ard A. saubmn. 81 Morris.
vile. met nj Waterbury las, week 10 o2-
anime and decide upon List Of Tex,
books to "a uala Is tAe schools 81 tie
state, aud after a pro.rae.od session
sna a pat.cat hearing ii parties inter.
es.el tbs FOLLOWING lis. was agreed
upon
wraiag Boata Paysons. Daa,ou
and sorbpera
Arahmeses Greenleafs Now Intel
lccinal, Grcenle.r. New Practical.
Wal,e,, ! Gard ana Rows PART / md .
.)asles tpit,fsy Arithmetic Far uee
il Normal and Hal schools only.
Aq.1m Gmn,oar New E,mcu.
,nsy.
n f Common S.iooI.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

eg e re raA8s
saa B $3.50 ssaa epnes aas
,e..as.l s. Is g ~. Il Afg Ga sefai lesfa
-, ia iss ta-saaaa e msaa tstsatnE Bsss aud
st ta eeas ssa es t1s 81 aa-
ia ~ CESS Hassaafs $50 s-ussry
o.
CLEMENT 3 VAULT
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Rgsu7 Un Wtdpo lay 81 .sst week.
l. d Iorains. q West Rupert ha3
twenty sheep allied and Csc wounded
~ ihe cars
While Nj NILS q Rupert was
engaged b drawing weed rotnas hih
loips ic,l and Tic wagon c4me upon
,heln shgs ing them over an epibsnk.
mont, Killing one ard hads iuluring
the other
Tie friends q Use Res ] u Chart,
~ RureFs. paid b,m . donation F.sit on
Thursday II po3a aad aseuins Of iui
week. on aasen oecaaon ho waa made
Tie ecpseut u shoot SiaQ ia.a am-
cunt, p.tA aAal b received a 5 Ifsfa-
ol.a sse.t VII aot up $40
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IaG tENGth Is exil ms.F 40ahl-
i'll 7aa, Hsgthu. fats A49Aa
81 s. 80 ee q. le 4 2ets
500 s. -e tas ba. 9 g @ sea
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80 an casts aaae acA tlal ilie t2sig
las fele .a6e aIl8.9 q 4slls ama4s-
A.-eui uGllmms, ae Nad tias tres iA-
tend - Qleu ile tal aalan eaaipa'sl q
Al e4i.g day aeleshlAta goeo4Qaeg aud
feia.l 2 lQa,Ao.a eu agasa American
sg- Ills etepaels a.e4 Ale g. agik re-
organizing IN wh nhat ultsupr sew
nothing thes % o. say ID any manner
lAt.ac4eNn.
Three i@ehes fred srow recently
fe8 an Switzerland
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