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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
). I BulfinUh St, Opposite Revere
JTtlfrnA n


The Trustees Of this Institution TAX" pleasure
in announcing that they have secured the services
of the eminent and well known Dr. \. IL Hayes,
late Surgeon L. :. Army, Nlce-President OF Co
iimbia College Of Physicians aud Surgeons, &c.
This INSTITUTION now publishes the popular
medical book entitled ''The Science Of Life, OF
self Preservation" written by Or. Hayes. IL
treats upon the Errors OF Youth, premature de-
cline OF manhood seminal woaknes-, aud all dis
eases ana abuses OF the generatiye organs. Ihlr-
y thousand copies sold the last year II Is indeed
a book tor every man,-youug men III particular.
Price only 81.
This Institution has Just published the most
perfect treatise of the kind ever offered the pub
IL, entitled sexual Physiology o. Woman, and
Diseases prOtuselv Illustrated with the very
best enEraving-. This book j. also from the pen
Of Or. Hayes. Among the various chapters may
be mentioned. The Mystery Of Life. Beaunful
offspring Beautv, Is Value 20 woman, VI AZ
riage.-ttenerai Hygeine Of Women. Puberty
t'hange Of Lifc,-EXcts-t OF the Married Pc
vpn.lpn to Conceptiln ~. In beautiful French
10th s.; Turkey Morocco lIgtl., t3 81 Either
u these books are sent he mail, securely scaled
postage paid, ON receipt of price.
The Peabody journal ~ Health" iirst-cl ass
paper IN every T,-UHut--N PAGES. 80 columns.
pphn-hal on thu H. az February and every
| month during tie year. subscription Pr.e~ T'I
year oils 30 cont. sl-.rLlau uuf1.a sHuf r." iu
.tuy .!r,.~-, ca aiIirt.Iaa T." 'hr I.taeay M'!:-
"a, Iu-'Itu'r
Amor Il Hayes. M. Resident su'.t ION .ai.-
tus Thy-IDtu.
y -u. r. mer IT, san.4fteI .n-.rie'a-'
~. l..s...s. all Diseases REQUIRING -lsaI --.r,-,
t'i,t ftEt,'l., Issa. att." -..rsag and e'rtelH
ustaL dN"tatusg9
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.cRIsTAD0RO,s HAIR DYE.

Oh Father Time time takes many years
To turn to white dark colored hair;
But instantly the EXCELSIOR DYE,
Brings back the tint that charms the eye;
And Nature owns that cunning Art
Can her own living hues impart.
CRISTADORO's HAIR PREsERyATIyE.
OH, how beautifully glossy your hair looks OF
late Maria Yes, Julia, sirce / have used Crista-
doros Hair Preservatlve and Beautifer, my Han
has improved wonderfully, ana stopped falling
out altogether.
sold by druggists and applied by all hair dress-
ers. Mandatory No. IS Maiden Lane Princi.
pal depot No. 8 Aston House. janl7d&wlm.
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HAS YcUa WATCH GIVEN .Yut- salts.
FACTION

/ We are not afraid 20 advise those vi-iffs.t I.
buy watch - guide themselves hy the answer
Beng satisfied to the quality OF the " ttrl the
buyer has now only 20 sa'i-. himself TIA. ~,
Walilam Watches are the cheapest a. well H. tg5.
. best. On this head We have a lev words 10 -..y.
/ IL Is a well known fact In manufactures that
the greater the number u articles manufactured
by one establishment, the smaller viii b. thu. o.f
OF each individual article. Keeping this irl-viey
our policy has always been t. s.-ll our tr !uc, ~
the lowest possible price Ia order 30 secure l.r..
sales, and thus enable 20 manufacture ,yatcEe,
at a minimum cost. We believe in small rr, iii.
and large business. This policy We have sue
cessfully carried out, and the result - NAT 10
day we manufacture twice a many wa.ch.. a.
all the other factories in the United II ties mn,
together. We can, therefore afford 10 sell ch.an
er than they do, and actually do sell Tweuty-fi,e
per cent cheaper than they do, quality for quali-
ty.
We would further remark that in increasing
our productions we have constantly iInproved it,
quality and Its variety. We have had the refusal
OF nearly all inventions intended TO improve time
pieces, and have adopted all those. and tbo.-
only, which have proved TO be really valuable
We have retained in our employment every head
OF a department we have ever had whose services
were OF any importanc To the Company, and our
present corps of designers aud masters mechanics
cannot be equaled IN this or any other country.
In addition TO this We make gold and silver cases
not only for our own movements, but for those OF
other factories, surs being the only establishment
that turns out watches complete in every respect.
As these watches are for sale by the trade gem
orally throughout the United States, and at a re-
tai pront made, most reasonable by competition.
the Company invariably decline orders of a retail
ROBBINS. & APPLETON,
x.,.,. General Agents.
ieo'o%"zm ls2 broadway, NY.
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GOverMOr Page and the Reciprocity
Treaty.

Goveruor Page and the Reciprocity
treaty.
We find the following article in III,
Time, aud Free Press of Tuesday, in re
ference to Governor Pages views upon
reciprocity, i'll connection with the recent
resolutions of the Vermont State Agricul
tural Society on that subject. At future
time the subjects will be further dis
cus-ed
At the annual meeting of the Vermont
State Agricultural Society, last month,
one of its managers introduced a series OF
resolutions which were, adopted, to the
effect that the society had " seen with re-
rrat disposition among some of our Lead
Jag politicians, Including our own chief
IN trI-trtre, to seek restoration of the re.
Gently abrpgsted reciprocity treaty with
tho Dominion OF Cln4dl;" aud furt 1er
expressing the vulnerable opposition OF
tho society, (Which evidently and proper
ly considered itself speaking in the mat
ter tor the farmers Of Vermont to rcciproc-
itr ~ trade with Canada, in any form
Of course Mr. Colburn, who offered, and
tha directors who adopted the resolutions
dli we'll, lr+hcy Thought there was need
30 express the repuGnan~e Of the farmers
"f Vermont To- competition with Canadian
H@rto lifurl produces, which Is what
1t meant by opposition on their part
T.. tPro-ity in trade. But it was hardly
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CAST TETON

A'aI hy4rtIl.e farm nI lsa a.efe rI.. .--
si.t-- AHa grain aud. LuIGif-= aaars 1f.I o.. srT
n.'v. -p'' running Nat.t ~ h.s.-r If..- .4Tl- E
fA-.i'Hn - IT. value far flIrI..s- Tars -. I.--
-,a7-'-- al,.r value or IT. sg,tr asaaHft as -'.f
iAt ~fin'. a. saline VEN a- atta a,t. ts tt tr-
quarry tha other successful rtgHf aa1l.ss. 8tte
itrf.R Through 1h- illrTn, ara# al ria ErsH -.-'
4Htity. lAi= farm l. Offered AZ "a la9. sEr.. "r-
-ia'iltg IT. inaIg a.lafi-.i,--. l'l1us a-.. -s-f
~ IA! in'ut MADE knoRn.ui su aTI.seas1en.
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80 Over-exertion either OF body or mind, pro-
duces debility and disease. The usual remedy is
to take some stimulant, the effect OF which is the
same as giving tired horse the whip instead of
oats The true way Is to fortify the system with
a permanent tonic like the Peruvian Syrup "a
protoxide of irJn1, which gives strength and vgor
to the whole system.
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most essential thing was to have all the
vessels-buckets, pans, etc, = perfectly
clean the sap should be boiled quickly,
care being taken not to let it burn; gath
ers his sap in barrels, in which it is carried
to the sugar house, and boiled in pans :;
prefers pans to the large kettles, SO fire.
quently used boils the sap until it is
quite thick, and then strains it through
4 flannel, after which he lets it stand until
it is entirely cooled, and then boils it
again; during this boiling he cleanses it
with eggs and milk uses about two eggs
and one pint of milk to each fifty pounds
of sugar, and again strains it through the
1 flannel sap that is gathered in the morn
ing he boils at night, that gathered at
night he boils in the morning by this
second straining, he gets out a gritty sub
stance, which he cannot get at the first
straining; this gritty substance is com
posed of magnesia and lime but in what
proportions he could not say if this de-
post is left it gives dark color to the
s sugar, anu TIE litNOT Is liz as IODu l4it
latter run of sap will not grain as we'll as
the first run; molasses made from the
first run is much better than that pro-
cure1 from the last run, having a finer,
flavor; III bleaching sugar you render it
white but destroy that peculiar maple
flavor which gives it its value; sugar also
loses its flavor by being kept, but will pre-
serve its flavor better in cake than other
wise maple molasses will also lose il.
flavor by being keptin a vessel exposed TO
the air.
1t seems TO be the opinion Of the nom
bers of the club that if the sugar, when
ready for caking was run in glass jar
and hermeticall sealed, it woull not lose
it, flavor, but retain its maple taste far at,
indefinite tsspe. Mr.. O.4uod wls asked to
make tlso above test; also, preserv-
ing a .le amount Of sugar dt'ju tie
ordinary way, and present each, iii -.p-
tcntrr next to the Farmers C.ub g.. IN
-pection.
The se>t to determine the rc!ltiy rich
ness of the sap taken at the di~taua. Of
two feet from the ground and at zen feet;
equal quantities Of sap to be taken, was
give to Mr. Marsh
Mr. Holden was requested to take equal
quantities of sap from trees that stand lit
dense mass, and from those which are
in an open field, and test the relative rich
no Af Tho ay,l 81.
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CARPENTERS. MASONS,PAINT-

Y CTS, tIt-, soc IHi..
Bids will be received by me at my pos.-offce
box, No. liz, unit saturday. Feb. %, at -four
o'clock p. m for repairing my brick hoSse. lately
lage of Rutland few rods north of Blaisdel',
store Bids VIII be received for furnishing all
the materias aud labor, or tor any portion there
Of All bids must state how much Is bid Tor each
department OF labor. such carpenterIng, ma.
sonry, etc, also, how much for lumber and slat.
ing, etc. l reserve the right 10 reject any or al
bids
Specifications can be seen on and after Monday
next, at my residence, south of the village, or al
the office OF VI. & Ii o. kdson in the village.
Lowest bids Will be preferred.
q. l.. MUSSEY.
Rutland, Feb. IL, 1869. dSwtfeb20
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NIDDLETO VIZ.

Farm Of $50 acres q choice land, larry af1.ers
~ wood sugar orchard. Jl.nfy 81 nLIt ..s-
buildings, viii ke J 40 ooNs. about : t....'
NIddl-foWn village cheese factory. aud r,sr 81
celebrated mineral sIrHgS that $50 a'rIH.'1E
thousands there TO procure its bealua Na'.
" ali be sold easy terms OF IayInerf tls np1-i
wishing 20 20 West. For IuIoe. t.Ims and ort'f
particulars, apply 10 the Undersigned.
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Rutland, Feb. u, 1869.
LARM FOR SALE.

The firm of the late Clark Stevens. situated
bout one mile east of Castleton village, on the
main road leading to Rutland containing about
$50 acres, well divided as t. meadow pasture and
wood land, with a god house, barns and shop
and near enough to the village TO have the bene-
fit of the Seminary and Normal Schools, and
Churches, making it desirable place. Price
reasonable and terms easy. Enquire on the
premises, or Of G. &. SHERMAN.
jan27 d2taw&wtoapl
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a0- Cut this no.ice out and bring II with you.
We are authorized to refund the cash 10 any per-
son or persons who shall buy and use Parsons
Purgative Pills and fail of relief and satisfaction.
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COME AND. SEE IT.
oCt2Gl&w IN
EARM FOR SALF.---A DESIRA.

l. AKIN FOR SALF.---A DESIRA-
Die farm of l65 acres. situated miles north
u Castleton village, with or without the stock
thereon. SAID farm is well fenced, with living
water III every lot, running water at the house
ana barn, can cut au tons Of hay of the place
buildings new, nearly 20: house contains /,
rooms, and can easily b- arranged tor two FAM
hes; barn shN3o, with basement under the whole
sugar and apple orchards of 100 trees each Terms
easy. Possession gwen at once. Price 60 900
Enquire OF c. NJ. Willard, the subscriber on
the premises.
oct3daWu T. N. HOOKER
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wALLINGFoRD

ore Of 200 aeres. one mile and gRlas-ar from "a
village good hui cings. sugar stt hars "a 5In+,.
over POGO c@f6- - hsfd NOD pfnrrirty 80, ETA.
farm. more than -" farm sss saY-5 q l9 t.
cord IN tlrs tree. TIE fam uBll sssu - ass- Il.
team. MtI pater'd. Wy dssr1fl- lacatl.r
Price, with easy e.. Ius q IIay ulssrf, 81 600
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bzD- It is now generally admitted by honest
Physicians, that when once the Consumption Is
fairly fastened upon the lungs no human power
can save the patient from death. They also say
that about fifty per cent. of those who die from
this disease trace the cause TO a neglect,d
cough or cold, which might have been cured by a
small bottle of Liquid Opodeldoc, or what is the
same thing Johnson's Anodyne LiniInent
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS ACCU-
MULATE ELECTRICITY,
whereby the circulation of the blood becomes
equalized upon the part where applied, causing
pain and morbid action to cease.
Was there ever published stronger evidence
than this
CERTIFICATE from A. +. STERLING, Esq,
For two years, 1 have been great sufferer
from neuralgia in the head and found only tenn
porary relief from all the various remedies that
have tried, until l applied one of "Allcock's Po-
rous Plasters" | cut it into three strips placing
one under each shoulder blade and the other over
the small of my back, and for the past three
months have had scarcely twlDge of the old
pain. l advise all who suffer from nervous dis
eases to lose time in making trial of the won
derful plaster.
A. F. STERLING, Sec'y Singer Mfg Co.
New York, June 8, 1868.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. feb2d&wlm
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~ We advise all to have their decayed teeth
filled by their dentist, then preserve their teeth
in healthy condition by the daily use of that
excellent den,ifrice, Lees Lactose Tooth Powder.
F. FEM & CO. Agents.
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On the errors and abuses incident to youth and
early manhood, with the humane view Of treat
ment and cure, sent by mail free OF charge. Ad-
dress Howard Association, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pa jan20d&w3w
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wALLIHOFBLD,

Farm % 200 acres, Jess than n-p rliaa from yiaa
BnI ding nealy repaired aud part .utnelFr.at
Amp.r amount ~ VOo3, good sugar trff.r.
plenty 90 fruit u different kind h.4Fs . .g.
Cheese Factory ~ VILLAGE. Prsue 10000
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wALLINGFoRD.

For sale. one nice two-s'Ory bousa and bsfb.
both nearly new. good lot and III, 10 alton MY
exchange the same Tor n farm. IIloe s3WN.
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wALLINGFoRp.
WALLINGFORD

TwO-stsry house and harm, lot on Nain rst
fruit OF different yaletles IA abundance. 20
5000.
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CAsTLEToN.

f..im 80 $3.50 acres, new huilaiur~ fHtf -r +" 6
most -'lh-f antial n amer az cost - arfF a.. d.
VIII keep Il large stock % cattle ar -tttE f- e
$4,000: might take a -mal iam oI lu.... 10
LOT al a village a. pant payment
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DARTNERSHIP NOTICE

The UNDERSIGNED have this day f,uned a part
nership under the name. style and firm of How =
ard * Yuung, Ia carry on the Fancy Goods bust
ness at NonTareil Block, kutlanl, Vt.
NJ. j. HOWARD.
CHAS. Il. YOUNG.
Rutland, Feb. u, 1850 lilltx7w3w
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A GENTS WANTED FOR OIrR

new book OF 900 pages profusely illus.
trated with elegant Engravings, Maps. &c, Tbe
Peoples edition OF the Life and Epstle- of st.
,., au,' oy Rev. Messrs Conybeare & Howson.
ARMY commended by cl. rgymen Of ali deno,n;.
superior 10 the Engli.h edition and
soiu at one-third Its price. Notes and refrrenca.
-, sne Lnghsh language. Commissions to aoenfs
larger than ever before offered. CircuIsrs t ~
al. address the publishers, r. w. BLISS 4 Co y
hartford, Conn, and Toledo, Ohio. W.
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For sale, four Of five OF the new cottage house.,
being part OF the 10 cOtisges lately eI.rfe1 20
River street by the undersigned. huIlt fAg
most thor ugh manner. with tIlnds on each, afd
each house PAINTED differently. These lou-ts.
with good sized lots with each. sold tor 90.
and on easy terms OF payment. and With We n
prevents ssOn TO be made III that slclnlfy, u III
enhance the value OF these house, iully t0I-f
cent. from present prices asked. and n u dpuif-
full If single house like these could he bu4li -
the price now charged, 10 say nothing about lie
lot IL d built on.
Several hundred acres OF farming lands ~ y =
sour and Illinois, offered for tale, 81 VIII te Ak
changed for farms or dwellings, in Vermont.
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
Several small farms, in value from 81 5ooto 49,
each. Apply 70 the undersigned, either perfon-
ally or by letter, at WaIingtord. posT
FRANKLIN FOSL-
Walingford, January Is, isss.
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CHOICE FARM FOR SALE

~ The Dennison Farm, so called situate ON
Tue main road, two miles east of Casteton village
I'VE hundred acres ample buildin s. OF all kinds.
hbund tnce of fruit and water, wood and timber
on the line OF the railroad enough to pay for the
iarm, Will be sold with without stock and n
large amount can remain on mortgage
Enquire OF the subscriber on the premises
EVILENE THORNTON.
Castleton, January goth, 1863 d&wtf
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srtUHIIY " TuE DlAUs.

gage si ts.#a" i.I naIe fgIssn aisat !HI 90 iaf f.
tIm- must ba 10" o,i.g Isaua4 come t.fs - e
Atlantic ard IA, he -'sf,s J. Tafi.srl -sesft
The entire amount ~ the r4urt-l.t VIII De-. .iH F.t
$50 uu1 u88. and 'a, ir''r.t s1-sHH HNH TT HfsHHa
ia gold. tie pfe-ent currency ns-t 81 'i- ls.-es-
est Is loss than e. $4,000 per s,faaia. aiala tla
gross earning, for tAe year Isg, iIasa asy aa=f-
u. only. ou an 4s,Tt.,-o - l.ss fHat s,a u.laz -
road IA operation, were more tam
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-18

HORRIBLE CRUELTY Is New HANP-
SHIKE-A monster named Melvin Mitch
ell, living in Sutton, y. H., who has
for some time had reputation for cruel
ty, threw a bottle of kerosene oil into til"
fire place, before which his wife was sit;
ting, and of course it broke and "A portion
of the contents flew upon and set fire 10
her clothes. Uuaided by him she cnd"H-
v0rrl without au"or-- - q@onr h. the
tlaurs. and ran into another room, her
clothing dropping from her At every step.
At last he pretended to assist her, but
what he did was only an aggravatiou, As
he opened a door, thereby tanning the
flames, and poked around her with "a
stick When the flames reached her face
and she began to choke he displayed some
feeling, got some water and ne4rlv put
out the fire and then called to the neigh
bors for help. The woman lies itr
critical condition, but She ht~
been able to give her testimony and h.
has been confined in Jail to await trial be
fore the Superior court for attempting T."
take his wife'S life. There was not "a
Justice of the Peace in his town but that
confessed himself too much prejudicea
against him to try the case and so the
! hearing was had in another town, The
ladies were so incensed that there was
some danger for a time that they would
take his puuishmcntinto their own hands
1t has been proven that about a week be-
fore this cruelty he held his Youngest
child, IL babe about three months old, in
the fire place until one side of its face
was terribly burned, and then struck il
cruelty on the other side. Mrs Mitchell
is said to be a well meaning woman, but
has not much force of character. The
ladies of Sutton are doing all in their
power for her.
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CASH CAPITAL. ~1,o0O,O0n.
FsIa 5| ft4L.
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COBURN & GERMANS.

The Agent of the Vermont improved Gas Light
Company, viii show the beauty and economy OF
this light to AL persona interested
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Railroads.
267 MILES REMAIN

Besides donation from the Government q
Il, 500 acres Of land per mile, the Company Is en-
titled TO a subsidy in L. = Bonds on is line A.
completed and accepted, at the average rate Of
about go, 500 per mile, according % the difficult
ties encountered. for which the Goyernm nj takes
a second lien as security. Whether subsidies are
given TO any other companies or not, the o0terr1-
Inent viii comply with all it. contracts with the
Union Pacific Railroad Company. Nearly the
whole amount Of bonds 10 which the Company
Will be entitled have already been delivered.
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FIRST NORTG 4 q n no Nd :
A T Z A II =.

By its charter the Company l. permitted 20 is-
sue IT, own FIRST Mortgage Eon3- 20 the SANE
amount as the Government Bonds. and no more.
These Bona- are a Fir. Nortg - ron 'is eri'lre
road and al H. eiuITiaeut-.
They have Thirty Ye.i- 10 ian, a. -iN Iar .li'-.
Il 1,.E
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g ELLING LIKE HOT CAKES I!

WHAT!
Why, GLUENE, that new article which mends
everything SO nicely. Everybody is buying il.
and say its splendid" Dollars saved by every
bottle. Buy one for Is cents OF your Druggist or
Grocer. For sale everywhere. Manufactured
only by
], b. HAABLEN,
feblSdlw 81 Cornhill, Boston.
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Real estate.
FRANKLIN POST,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
wALLINGFoRD. Vernon

Gives his personal attention % tie buying srs
selling Of Real Estate 81 all kinds % coraruts-i
Having large numb-r 81 ftrns in Thu ard q.
joining conn'ies on ray li-t foT a. and uu5rt..
'r- constantly applying o. purchase. make o. FL
IA" interest Of both buyer and seller 20 give r.a
calf
The following are part d the farms ard r...
estate offered Tor ral-:
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such -eeuIifie- are e.rsfaly Nalusil. .u fr.s-
portion Il tAa length u. tIas 'l,g base .. Isl..
The longest -iN Ter cent gold in',.r-f 8. 's4- cd,
tLe.U. $. the 'sl3 viii ba due go y Es.f.. afaa
they arr nth Az II ta.y bad s,as talaa.
they woui3 stand az mot 1e.- Guam l-a a gage
'ec'ly SAFE IT-t 5i,rflass. Ban. l.... 'ie saiaa
Pacific should approach tliz ra-r. g.e 1afl4r.#
FOR EurTesu investment D. siIt.ill .a--.l.s.s' f.
and ou ;he complexion 81 tl.s work a.l ...rl.r.#