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MACHINERY.
The AlbsrtsOn 4 Douglass Machine
Company,
neW LOn1On. TOM

AeW London conn.,
Manu- tactuTeTB OF steam Engines, Rollers,
Circular eaW Mills, Cotton Gins, Cotton Gin
Materials, and every description of Mil and
years experience in tho Southern trade ami
can refer to every Cotton Gin manufacturer
1T the south, doing bushes before the war.
tyiFculRlR SAINT To any address,
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GENTS WANTED FOR GOLDEN
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PleaSes ALI onends none. Price very low.
Address ZElGLER, McCURDY & CO., Gin
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WANTED, AGENTS, e es9 70 @S SaSS

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everywhere. male and female, TO intrOduce
the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
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machine that will sew q stronger, more
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makes the "klastIc LOCK stitch" Every
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cannot be pulled apart without tearing It.
We pay Agents from SIS to $40 per month
and ex psnSeB, or a commission from which
twice that amount can De made. Address
SECOMb & CO., Pittsburgh, Pa, BOSTON,
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CnHtIOn.-Do not be imposed upon by
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A GENTS WANTED for the only steel
"A engraving of GEN. GRANT and his fam
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Row, New York.
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P1TTsBuRaH iron manufacturers are
said to be crowded with orders,
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renYGI Ih.Ii nuunL Mind lind body axe a..
most neGvn7.i:S requisites to pIOnIDLn Ct.II.I.
oHIi IIhppInCsn. In'ipCu, %IIIuIL IhIrI- tI,.t
I"uruUS Though !iIr ht'CUIutr[ - veal, III
SIIInHsc, LhG pIuopSCI uOuIiS uAIkCLH ~ ,nr
view, tIe Iugg'u haNu.IICs shadow CI WIN tI
spar 'NII,i niIrtI H.ih iut nLCLiNnCIIuiJ UE,C
lIOLi that ia" "a .VII.n".s AnUIiI,I trCuTu0
OtlslIltEI
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Inc DOCTORS DIPLOMA hangs III h.s Ur1ic.,
ENDORSEMENT OE THE PRESS

Tho many thousands cured at Ibis e,t..L-
lshment within the last twenty yeHrs, and
the numerous important surgical Operations
performed by DIR. Johnston, witnessed by the
reporters OF The Sim and many other par EN-
notices OF which have appeared again and
again before The public, besides his standing
as a gentleman OF character and Tcs,n CIa-
btlity Is sufficient guarantee TO the iI1 IcletI
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
marl6-ly
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have lmJuIeI themselves by n ccr,Ah.
practice, inuuISed in when alone. n hNLu IIt-
QuenLly Leaf IIeu from evil com paIIIOuh, II nj
school, the effects Of which are nightly IcI!
even when asleep, and, II not cured, rCmuI r.
HI:;o possible and destroys both IuIuu
anu UOuS should apply iInmeNiintGIy.
WHAT IL pity that II young man, tie, iIuI e..
his COUNTY,, Ihe pride OF hEA parents nIi..u!d
be onAIcnUd nom AL prospects anu tinJsS-
menEs vi lie by the CUust quenCs UI LcYEi-
ling from tho path OF mature, HIiI ILuuIHlDL
IN a. certain secret habit. Such L,I:~'" It.I:FI.
before CNJu formulating
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A WATCH FREE-GIVEN GRATIS TO
a every i've man who will act as agent in
a new, light, and honorable business paying
$50 day. No gift enterprise. No humbuE.
No money wanted in advance. Address r.
MONROE KENNEDY CO., Pittsburgh,
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CALEsMEN WANTED by Manufaotur-
y ing Co. to travel and sell by sample
new line OF goods. Situations permaneniL;
wager good, II, H. RICHARDS q CO., 4l3
Chestuut st., philadelphia, Pa.
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DR. IOHNsON.

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, Graduate of one OF the most eni-
nent Colleges In the United States, and the
greater part of whose lie has been spent III
the hospitals of London, Paris, fhilAnsI phiA
aud elsewhere, has effected some Of the mort
astonishing cures that were ever known.
many LTuUDIeSi with ringing IN the head anu
eI.gs when asleep, great NERVOUSNESS, being
alarmed nj Euduen sounds, bAShIuln6ss, win
derI.uEVIIIeut OF mind. were curoL tniuIS-
uluteIY,
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Ds-special quotations given on applica-
ton. Orders solicited and promptly St1ega
ted when received. aPo-Steod
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WANTED-A6ENTS- t. i ~ y R H.
CAN KNITTING AIACHIHE. Price 825.
The simplest, cheapest and best Knitting
Machine ever invented. VIII knit 10000
gtitches per minute. Liberal Inducements
10 Agents. Address AMERICAN KNIT
TING MACHINE CO., Boston, Mass, or st.
Louis, Mo,
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$4,000 SALARY. Address U. 8. PIANO

UlHE TAN1TE EMERY WHEEL CUTS
fast, does not glaze, gum, heat or smell.
and Is cheap. For circulars, address THE
TANITE Co. Stroudsburg, Pa
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Housekeepers' Goods.
Knives and Forks-1vorys and other kinds ;
Plated Forks and Spoons. Rogers Bro. 3
make, ----ss
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DI=kA.sL4- uE IMrKUDENUr-
oh. JOHNATOK,

OItice No. 2 South FrederIcl4 street.
Left hand side going from Baltimore sire OF, u
few doors from the corner, Fail not 10 ~
serve the name and number.
oSrNO letters received unless post paid nj.
containing stamp 10 be used on the reply.
Persons writing should state age, AMI send
portion or advertisement describing symp-
toms.
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ON A DAY 70 agents selling SILvERs'
ON PATENT Elastic BRooMs. Horace
Greeley says: II predict its success" CLEGG
4 CO. IS Cortland ST., N. Y.
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AssIGNEE's SALE
Real Estate and LGaSHhOld Property.
Saturday, April Io1b, 1860,

A y ASSIGNEE APPOINTED IN THE
~ matter OF Jessie b. MellOr, Bankrupt, 1
ri
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-19
DELINQUENT TAX LIST

OF MARION COUNTY, Iowa, FOR THE YEAR 1868.
Notice is hereby given, that, in pursuance OF law
will offer for sale at Public Auction in front OF the
Treasurer's Office in Knoxville. Marion County,
Iowa on the first Monday of October, n. d. 1863,
between the hours of nine o'clock 4. NJ and four
O'Clock p NJ the following described Real Estate,
or as much thereof viii be sufficient to satisfy the
amount OF Taxes, Interest and Cost, (which viii be
20 cents for each description publishedl due ON
the game for the wear 1868 Il. BAKER
- Treasurer
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-19
DALLAS TOWNSHIP.

OWNERS NAMES. PARTsEC. >. T. IL. A.
Howard Riley ne ne 20 do do 40
lots 5& blk 90 Newbern 1881 ,48
Ieeper Anderson sc sc 81 "A do 40 7,20 73
Mccoy Brice nj sw rs do do SO 22,f1 2,27
Willis Richard WI sw 2 do do 20 3,li AZ
Wilson w nj ne 80 do do 80
part sc ne do do do 20 1919 Ito
WillisAnderson part swsw 81 do do q
part NV sw do do do 2
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the current month";

Total..............S3 .S3f1, ,347,52S $685., S,619
This was made up as follOws:-
1868. 1867
Merchandise, Atlantic ports s256 002 S2S O92 23
Pacific ports. 12,96S,445 13,s9l,24
Total merchandise. .s269, ,66,447 1924, ,521
specie ana Bullion. 71,I3l,0S1 6T,455,O92
ABBItBdJes .S3ll "a b2S S362 4aSbl9
The aggregate value OF the re-exports from ware
house and otherwise, during the two years, was as
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n.y. OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH COAL AND
NAVIGATION COMPANY.

TKFAbUKH DEPARTMENT..
PHILADELPHIA, June 8, 1869.
Coupons due the 18th instant, the Gold Loan of
this Company, will be paid in coin at their Office and
after that date.
Holders of ten more Coupons requested to pre-
them before the 15h and receive therefor receipts
payable on the 18th.
6S6t SOLOMON SHEPHERD Treasurer.
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HSs- OLD OAKS CEMETERY COMPANY

OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, No. SIS WALNUT STREET
This Company prepared TO dispose of Lots clear
OF all incumbrance, on REASONABLE TERMS. The ad.
Vantages offered by this Cemetery we'll known to be
terry.
all who desire to purchase Burial Lots TO call
Ihe ONCE where plans be seen and all particulars
10 societies desiring large tracts oand liberal reduc.
tion will be made.
A.LEhhp Q. HARMER, President
MARTIN I4kNDHNBIRGER Traasurer
MICHAEL NLsBET. Secretary NV ii 6m
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The aggregate value Of domestic exports for the
two years was as follows, the merchandise exported
from the Atlantic ports being reduced to gold value
at New York rates for the current month";
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Amerioan F,reS0n
Vessels Vessels T,,.y
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| GOLD WIN SMITH ON THE RAMPAGE
THE irrepressible Goldwin Smith has been
making another speech. He might have been
satisfied with his previous efforts to render
himself ridiculous. The mock laurels he won
by his silly letter declaring that it would be
scarcely safe for English emigrants to come
to this country, on account of the irritated
state of public feeling, should have been suf
fcient even for his ambition, and he should
not have needed a second admonition from
the British I'Unch that he was making a Judy
OF himself. He considered it necessary, how
ever, to 'cross the lines and take refuge in
Canada, that he might uncork the
bottles of his indignation in safety, and
utter his absurdties to conpenial
auditory. Sustained and protected by crowd
OF loyal Britons, he ventured the remark
that ''the American press was not univer-
sally celebrated for its intelligence" Possibly
not. 1t made bad mistake when it became
impressed with the belief that Smith was
capable of forming a correct opinion on
current public questions, and when it mis-
took his boolworm knowledge for capacity to
understand living issues. But surely the
man who is now the laughing stock of Eng
land as well as the United States, for his re-
cent stupid blunders, is in no position to pro-
nounce an authoritative opinion in regard to
the character of American journalism.
He next attacked some of the politicians of
our country, and we presume he intended to
be sarcastic when he expressed fear that
''they might do something too disinterested
and sublime, in the way of demanding repa-
ration from England Whatever may be the
faults of our public men, they have hitherto
evinced little or none of the disposition which
has been so freely displayed in Great Britain,
to make the Alabama question the football of
domestic politics, and to regulate action on
an international controversy by partisan neces-
sites.
Smith was especially grand, however, in his
utterances of stereotyped British balderdash.
If he was not conscious of the falsity of his
declaration that if the English had done any
injury to any other people they were ready to
acknowledge and repair it, he has studied his
tory to little purpose; and when he announced
that ''Englishmen were by no means too
tenacious of their purse. but they were very
tenacious of their character" he forgot that
he was speaking of the robber nation of the
world, whose injustice and rapacity are felt in
every quarter of the globe.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SU NJ NJ ER REsO ORTs
ON THE LINE or
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RATr
ROAD AMI DID ANCvr,,e

hOAD AND BRANCHES
MANSION HOUSE MOUNT CARBON
Mrs. Caroline Wunder. Pottsvle p o. sobpvikiu oo.
TUSCAR0RA HOTEL 's'
Mrs Nj. l. Miller Tuscarora p. o.. schuyilir counts
MANSION HOUSE
W. +. Smith, Mahanoy City p. O., SohuyIkin counts
MOUNT CARMEL HOUSE,
Charles Oup, Mount Carmel p. o.. NOrthuwbc bcrIAnd co.
WHITE HOUSE
H. A. Moss, Reading p. o.
ANDALUSIA,
Henry Weaver Reading p o.
LYING SPRINGS HOTEL
Dr. n Smith, Wernersville p. o.. Berls county
COLD SPRINGS HOTEL. LEBANON CoUNTY
william Lerch, Pine Grove p. o. Sohuyllin county
BoPERToWN SEMINARY
r. 3. Stauher, Boyertown p. o., Berks county
LITE SPRINGS
George f. Greder, Iitz p o., Lancaster counts
ET'HRATA SPRINGS
John Frederick Ephrata 2. O., Lancaster counts
FERKIOAEN BRIDGE HOTEL
Davis LongSker Freoland p. o., Monteomerv corr,,
PROSPECT TERRACE '
Dr. James Palmer, Freeand p. o. Montsomerv co,rt,
SPRING NM HEIGHTS '
JACOB ~ Breish, Conshohooken p. o., Montgomery CO.
DOUTY HOUSE, W.
Theodore Howell. Shamokin huuberJandoo rE E.,
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CASTLES IN SPAN.-On Saturday an i'm
mense demonstration in favor of a republic
was held at Cordova at which deputies from
all the southern provinces were present. The
people in attendance numbered over fifty
thousand, all of whom appeared to be most
enthusiastically opposed to any attempt at re-
storing the monarchy. With characteristic
blindness, the military interfered, and at
tempted to put an end to the proceedings
This resulted, as might have been expected,
in panic, in which several lives were lost.
While these events were transporting at Cor
dova, the Due de Montpensier was entering
Spain from another direction. One of the
extreme monarchical deputies in the Cortes
on Saturday insisted upon the necessity of
settling the question of future ruler by the
immediate elevation of the Duke to the throne;
but, as several of the most prominent leaders
have recently declared, it will be impossible
to do so without considerable delay. Every
moments delay, moreover, adds to the COM
plicatiOns of the situation, and renders the
realization Of the hopes of the monarchists
more visionary. Spain was unquestionably
untitled for a republican form of government
az 'ho 'llAo 'haU ioaoolia IL was lOrceu from
the throne. Since then she has passed through
assevere and thorough schooling and she is
practically a republic now, and she will remain
SO even under the sway of constitutional king.
One of the London papers recently remarked
that the monarchical institution was forever
dead in Spain, and that king, holding his
sceptre under the new constitution, would be
nothing more than the President of the
Spanish republic But the repeated occur
renee of such protests against this hollow
mockery of a kingdom as were witnessed in
Cordova on Saturday renders it highly pro-
bable that Spain will shortly drift into an out
and-out republic
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The number and tonnage Of vessels in the foreign
trade cleared during the same periods were as fol-
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Animal life is full Of corruptiou. and ~ a,
only hope to escape the ill which aesh Is heir ~
BY q judicious use Of the feanedies in ust1rsIl
store-house. In all tho Hmes which hes -
since the world began, manlind has given srSet
attentien and some Of II best talent 70 the ctudv
Of medicine. While this aesi6cs has aot besn
wholly in vain, the faots sEDited arc few snd
unsatisfactory. Among ~ t4sths which 80
been elected is this, "fhSt r. - keep the blood
pure We must be healthy.sq 70 purify the blood
there e NO medicine equal "a Norse's Indian
Root Pills, "a thousands Of testimonials willver.
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retain your health. Morsss Pills are tie best
medicine for all female irregularities, liver COM
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sone' &C. Sold oy all dealers. myl.1m
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Read the following, from the Commercial Edi
tor Of the Buffalo Erwsss. $50

le BUFFALO, September 2, 1865
DIR. SAGE q Co.-Gents: Tam always reluc.
t.nt to say anything in favor of patent msdi.
ONES but have found your Catarrh Remedy
such IN effectual soother In those annoying az.
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take pleasure in testifying to its merits. Two
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Il II Possessed no other virtue, its worth would
bs beyond price AKA simple and effective antidote
for the horrors OF u ''cpld ia the head"
ase Yours truly,
re GEokGE A. MARTIN
For sale by MI prominent druggists every.
where. Sent by mail on receipt Of sixty cents.
Address H. V. Pierce, N. D., Buffalo. may1.2w
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joliet, February 22d. 1850.

JOLIET, February 22d, 1860.
Dr. SwARTHoUT feel great pleasure in
bearing testimony as 70 the value of YOUR All.
Healing salve. have tried II faithfully. sud
in no instsnce have found il TO fail in iii shst
10 stated, especially in the spplicstioalto burns
and soslds which il applied immediately viii
not only prevent infammAtion. but will entirely
remove al pain in few minutes. a4I'
n Yours truly, eeiT1i
J.W. IL DAVIS, Md,
Late Surgeon Hon East India Co.'s servics.
This Salve is sold in OttAws BY J. B. Baldwin.
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IAN Around the Work. 3 ths title Of Cd a.
vsrtisement tina: sypiAes the universal demaad
Tor Bsrrett's Vegetable Hair Rsstorakvs,s
which took the highest yeelAiAh over ~ ,Som.
pstitoes at the N. 81. 6tate Fair, in 1884,
InD0napo@ Journal lsr tasssa tt
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5atsetuaHp.
Il. Lewis-the eracs D.raa.w u
America. wFIa
Thirty years ago. Just = TIE dawn Of stormy
San1embec norniae: Gfaee Darling. the hscois
~ fnsiish eoosk leancAed boet upoa ~ u
~ ida and rescued, With hsr rsluctsst 1870
I'm aud st the imminent psgl It her liSo, ma
usenons from the disaatrous wreck of ~ Forlas.
sh{rs stesmer. For this fearless and seh1a -
n In her ga yeas, peaises and rswasA vee0
heSped upon hee IN urDtintsd measure, : fund a
1S6OO was snbscsibed ior her benefit tie $.
nSning four ysexs Of hG HE were creuasd Nth
every comfort, ard her name has paass1 iatp Sasl
rent usage As gncayn tor IN unaslASA ga
heeuac woman. iss $1,000
Two weeks sincs, toward the Close a ! saormv
Hash afternoon, Ida Lswis, the intrepid dauaS.
ter 81 the Lime Rock lightkeeper, in NevCeet
R,I) haxbor, performed . dssd that places hsr
sidb by side, in point Of sslfsacriRcin9 courage.
wiA the Grace Darling II England, end rounds
sdnseer Of even greater usefulness In the saviSR
ef,iumaa life. The rain IN that dsy In bind.
inR torrents, and the gale drove the waves scroee
&he harbor with fury that taxed the full
strength and skin OF the most experienced boat.
men. In the midst OF this storm, Q reckless boy
scssve IA years old, who had somehow Obtained
possession Of one Of the smallest and most unsafe
sailrboats in the harbor (since christened the
soldiers, Ssrgt James Adams, aud Privsts John
Mclaughlin, to LIT him carry then asaSs from
the city. Thithsf they had gone to make some
pu1ohases, to Fort Adams, where they vere
stationed. Anxious to. escape the drearv three.
mile tramp by land and believing the lads ssaer.
that he could manage the boat a we'll a. anv ona.
they trusted themselves in IT, and made half the
trip In safety, but sbout midway in the hsrbor
a'baast struck the ssil, ths StaEtled boy ismned
thehelm in the wrong direction, the boat can
sized in IN Instant and tie waves rolled Il twice
ovet, like the veriest cookie shell. For 1 long
half hour its luckless occupants chung to the keel
fierce salt waves with all the energy Of tesuair:
but finally the boys strength was exhausted. ~
hold relaxed-one clutch Ct McLauehiin'p
shoulder, and, with frsnzied laugh upon his
lip, he was gone i-por has any trace az him
si1ce been SEEN. Fast parslyxing With sold end
alnost bereft Of hope the two soldiers ssw no
choice loft but TO class each other in LAT en-
brace and sink to amutual grave-when sudden
~, sout from the lime rock, half . mile svsv.
shot little boat, driven by. rapid strokes and
sure, straight over the bounding waves towar1
the drowning smsn. Hope kindled II tAsif
breast again, but faded when they saw In the
boat only slender youth, and q still sienderer
woman plying the oarA On it swiftly came,
however, and the boy was almost reaching over
the Ode to grasp the nearest soldier, when his
quiak-witted sister, crying "stop, Hoseyi Ne
shall capsixed that way !" turned the boat
with . well-timed stroke, backed it ND. one man
was dawn safely in over the stern, another baok-
wardpull, another lift. and the next moment tho
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crmsiaeed ehieAy ~ ~ k wv tksy - ~
easily 20 mistaken f. q XIX dsereS
The house in which ~ Jve - VIII 49,
TIL 1t elisteAs Ike snow, lna eyAty thine 4 tept
scrupalcusly clean. Tie pck itsSlf h iasrsd
pnss less than an acre - sxtsoE diyided bY 4
channel, which is bare q low tids, and % ut$er.
~ barren that not blade Of grass win erov
upoei A nischievsush la6k psuals, tWsfsS.
PA, three plump cats (she made an end TO Ill
the rats and mice long a9p), . eoupls0f turSsvs.