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To NkNS GnEy

To NAKs CrnEK Pick al the spples.
rejecting those no; SOUND. was. them cleans
and afssr~asls le. them liz and get dry.
Grand and press ,hesn using no water or
straw. o. any substance thai viii give the
cider an unpleasant taste, as ON the purity
and cleanliness of the apples depends the
quality OF the cider. Strain the jusse
through wooden or other close bag. put
into clean barrels, and set in moderately
cool place, keeping the barrel full all tn
time. - that the impurities may work on
a, the bnng. After it has done fermen,-
ing. carefully rack it of. let 1t stand for
few pays. and hung i, up. As the AIR
ten1x 10 sour the cider. ii Is a good plan
to provide = bent tin tube. one end fasten-
ed in the buug and the other to drop down
into buckle, of water. This will let all
the gas of. and no, let the air get to the
cider. The quicker the pomace Is pres
sed after being ground. the lighter Will
the color be. and darker if not pressed for
twenty-four hours after being ground
The cider from the second and third pres
sing will be the richest The reverse is
the case in making wine, as a severe pres
sure ON the mxsf makes sour wine, Cider
making should be conducted with all the
care that wine making is.
Most any good SUR apple will make ci-
der. but more generally an apple full Of
juice. and not very good to eat. will make
the best The Virginia crab perhaps ex-
GELS all other apples for cider making
When bottled up with little rock can
DIV, and wired. i, will. after standing some
time, sparkle like champagne. when open
ed.
To get cider very strong. expose Ut in .
tub of extremely cold water. and remove
the ice that FERNS As this can be only
water. i, leaves the cider that remains Of
additional strength.
Any substance put in Ia arrest the fer
mentation is Of doubtful value. as all good
cider must he perfectly fermentei to be
healthy You had better depend rather
on careful and clean making, and bottle
tightly at the proper time
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-11

Ma. MAKfrS ASD rHE PsIvcE GroRsI-
ax.-0ur elegant n-ighbor, the P.isee
Georgian, in it, issue Of the ath instant.
makes the withdrawal Of Hon. Thomas
Martin. of this county. from tie Congre<-
sional tourney. the text Of q learned dis
sertaiion rs TO what should be done and
what left undone in the presen; political
cxigencies Of our State and Congressional
district. Mr.. Martin. it seems. in his
card Of withdrawal had expressed & pee
ference for '.some well-known and we'll
tried democrat" as the candidate Of our
party for Congress. The Prince Georgian
straighsway assumes that he means not
only an anti-war but pro-slayery demo-
crat. Now. while the party is unanimous
or nearly 80 that the people of Maryland
who have been deprived Of their property
BIZ the acts Of the Federal government
should b. paid for it, We have yet to hear
Of the frs, democrat in this district. can
didate for Congress or otherwise. who is
''pro-slavery' to any extent beyond this.
IF we understand Mr.. Martin, he has SIM
ply expressed preference for dem,crat.
Of consistent political record as against
democrats Of crooked or unsteady register
As matter of policy. 50 far as the future
is concerned, Mr. Martin may be wrong
in this. but it will be difficult for our
neighbor to show that our party. which
has been twisting and compromising, both
az regards men and measures, ever since
the close of the war. has added by Its
weaiher-eock pruceeding either to its char
acter or strength.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-11

PAr.L 1NrALLIBILIrf.-Wc print the
following from the New York World with
out common.
. So many false notions have been en-
tertaincd. both within and without the
pale of the Roman Catholic Church. Of the
precise scope and purport of the promul-
Cation Of the dogma of Papal infallibility
that it was really incumbent upon some
person in high place to give an authorita-
tive exposition Of it. This duty has been
very properly assumed. in the absence of
of the archbishop. by his vicar general.
Father STAIRS, wh,se explanation. being
both literally or cn'hedra and really COM
ing from one having authority. and not
from the ill-intormed scribcs OF the Protes-
tant press, deserves to he attcntivclv read
by those persons who have attacked the
dogma rs transcendent absurdity on ac-
count of the position they supposed it to
include. but which, according to the high
est authority attainable in this country.
in the absence of the chief pastors and
masters Of the church. it does not include
1t all. The comparison which Father
STAIRS has instituted between TIE infalii-
bility of the Pope and the ultimate juris-
diction of court of last resort is striking
" appropriate. The members of the tri-
bunal may be and must be fallible but it
is an absolute necessity to nation gov
erncd by Law that the power shall be
lodged somewhere to declare what that
Law IL, finally and irreversihly. and to that
extent infallibly The analogy between a
nation governed by Law and church gov
erned by Evolutionary doctrine Is perfect /;
and it is plainly evident that it is as ne
cessary TO prevent schism in the one case
rs to guard against anarchy in the other,
by lodging. somewhere in the hierarchy
power 10 FIX and determine the .radi-
tons Of the church in case Of disputed
Interpretation Of them. This power the
council has seen tit 10 commit formally. as
il has from immemorial time been commit
ted in practice to the Supreme Pontiff.
The bughcar of Papal infalhhilitv. So far
as its operation is concerted. hath this ex-
tent and no more Although all reason
ably well-informed persons were aware Of
II before. ignorant or perverse persons
have seen fl to assume that it went much
further and for their confusion, as well
"a for the edifcaticn of his especial charge
the vicar general has done well to pu, an
authoritative Interpretation upon the act
Of the council"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-11

The EURoPEAs Waite latest &C.
count from the European front rep-escnfs
that Marshal Mcmahon has lost a bat
III" Though not rising to the dignity of
= general engagement. the fighting Of Sa-
rur,lay. according To the VIC FORK Hsr-
aid, was on scale Of such magnitude
and was followed BY such results as to
compel the admission that Prussia has
gained great victory and that France ha.
sustained serious defeat" The par.icu-
lars If the engagement are mcagre to oh
scur:ty Beyond the facts, that the bat
de was fought at place called Hagenau
AMI that the French were beaten AMI
retrcatcd from the field. losing many pris-
"nCrs-"nc account giving four and anotlI-
er eight th"usand-.and much war mate
rial. We at prcsen. know nothing or moth
ing TINT is worth repeating. We notice
that the american newspapers. which SYM
pa,hizc with Prussia. hav. voted France
90 have been crippled by this fight
h.y"nd the possibility Of recovery. and
they speak brilliantly of,fc road now being
opened 10 Paris The truth il, the cam
raisn is but barely commenced and Ha-
grnau is but n skirmish compared To
what is now very soon to follow. That
France rnHy 10 finally beaten, is possible
enough. hut that her fate can hc forecast
cd with certainty at this early stage of the
struggle, is a little too prcpostcrous for
RATIONAL belief Tn" spirit and resources
II the French nation ar" not duly apprc-
'iatcd. W" think, hy the war scrilcs of the
radical American press Candor compcls
NV TO say, that evidence is not wanting Ia
show. that the French have been out
generated, both in the latest battle and in
the two preceding skirmishes. The num-
bar Of killed and wounded, of either side.
have not vi hcrn given or have been Civ
en- merely upon conjecture
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cAN a. DEosxrxs-Txo n-gro men.
naned James Groe and Stephen Waits.
the former aged about 90 and the Latter
about - uzrs. were cspsissd from O.
noe On Wednesday Of last week in the
mouth Of ekold's Creek. N estuary Of
the Pa'uxTt. and both drowned Their
bodies vero-recovered the following morn
ing and thx usl5ftunate men when dis
eovened wefe fuand locked in eash others
embs.se- The boat vas laden With oys-
ters a. the time Of the eapsize and the eat
2strophe Is aid 10 have been caused BY
the spirit ofthe foresaii catching against
the mainnsA in jibing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-11

THE AMERICAN Srocx JorRyAt THE <ubjcc,
to which we wish TO direct the readers attention
is one Of great Importance to Americans both as
regards their individual and national interests;
for while il contributes TO the honor and great
ness Of the one, il advances the interests of the
other; and no man, class Of men, or nation,
can feel satisfied that they have done their duty
20 their socks and herds unless there are means
provided for their care and restoration when
sick, remedy against contagicn, and a preveu-
tative against empiricism and tarharhy The
means, remedy, and preventative are compre-
hended in the Veterinary Scitnee and proper care
of our Domestic Animals, to which the Ameri-
can Stock Journal is especially devoted, copy
of which should be in the hands of every Farm
er and Stock owner. \ specimen sent free TO all
who apply. Address, y. p. Boyer 4 Co, Pub
fishers. Parkcsburg, Chester county, Ia.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-11

pEAp Is, Elf the democratic rarty
is Ia bow t" and accept the 18th Amend
ment not only as law hut a. law which /,
would h. unwise and improper to agitatc
the repeal of.-in other words, if the 18th
Amendment is dead issue and is 30 to
he accepted hy the democracy for all time
20 come. then the country. we think, has
la'tlc further need Of the democracy. Be
yond the reconstruction acts. and their
eliminating u~urPation. the 18th Amend
mrn,. We ace little to fight about. The
Democrats. like the Republicans, have
commi,ted themselves to the payment Of
the war debt The tariff question is a
SECTIONAL AMI industrial rather than po-
l'ical issue, and public men are shaping
their courses in regard to it without refer
cncc to political afhnities 1t is true, our
present rulers are set Of laundering ras-
Gals. hut. ~ we doubt not there are both
homes, and able men 20 lie found in the re-
publican ranks. the evils ofcorrurtion and
incompctency may be- rcmcdicd without
calling upon the democracy for assistance.
In short. either VIC are at issue with the
Republicans in regard to Reconstruction
and its c"cnatc villainy. the 18th Amend
'n'nt. or there is no distinct and substan-
tive issuc between w..
Bu, by what authority has it been an
n"uucsd tina, the 18th Amendment, is n
dead issue" Has any convention Of
Oh. Democratic party. State or National.
=" proclaimed: Excrr, the .Nc,o York
World. what influential organ of democrat
&c opinion North II Maryland has commit
ted itself to this position: How stands
the democratic press Of Maryland. coun-
try AMI metropolitan. IN this point? We
think We are warranted in saying. that it
j. as Eve to one against the mor,uary pro-
clamation "f the late Congressional Com
mit,ce. NJ. the democracy cannot afford
60 irnorc the chief If not the only impor-
tant issue iha; Is between j; and the re-
publican party. |, j, mere assumption to
say that it has either done or intends tc
do -. The weight OF evidence is dcc;-
dcdly the other way The 10Th Amend
rncnt should become \ dead issue only
when il is dead itself This Is our opin-
ion. but We hold i; subject to the wiser
Jadgmsn, 1t the mrn who will soon be cal
nd upon a, Ellic"t, city to name candi-
date f"r our party and TO give it plat
firm.
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gust number Of the fIrner is unusually interest
ing The table Of contents cover nearly every
point Of agricultural interest peculiar to dog"
- we'll As other days in the year. The depart
nsnss are-agricultural horticultural, live stock,
the poultry house, ladies' specialities Muscular
CO.'S, etc. Published by S. Sands Mills L Co,
las wes; Pras. street. Baltimore. Nd. Te.Hs.
8 IS FER AMMAN in adraaoe
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-11

Arrnr>rsENrs, The County Ccmmis-
s'oners. at session on Tuesday last, ap-
pointed James II. Wilson. Esqr. a. their
regular counsel in all cases of legal con-
test 70 which they are or may become par
ties. Joseph o, Taylor, Esqr. q, the
same session. was appointed Constable in
the frs, Election district giee Thomas h.
Langley. resigned.
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THURSDAY MORNING, Angus, Hin, rs-o
LEON iRpTOTS. ND

{ CosPLsrSr-A complaint has reach
Ell II that our paper is not faithfully d.
t3.iu;.-l to proper rartir-s at the Great
Mil. Pos, Office. Knowing the Po,tma.-
ter a: that place TO lie an attentive bust
n..s man, We have been much surprised
a. this. and can only explain it by sup
POSING That the blame should attach 10
some sutoriinate temporarily connected
with the Office. b. this z. it may. We
hope and expect that our paper hereafter
will be both promptly and properly deliv-
cred. In a BUSINESS intercourse Of near
Iy twenty years with this Post Office, the
present is the frs, time tina. We recollect.to
have had cause TO eonplsis q its man
sccmsnt.
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WuEks A>r Wu,r IT p.-Hacenau.
the stvnc IT the late French defeat, is
the principal city cf the arrondis.emen,
# S,rasecurs has II 500 inhabitants. and
10 .itaa,.d in the middle II the fnrcs, of
N"ur and Is place Of garrison of the
soar,a class
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-11

The Young Folks Rnrar' Is the title of a
new Rural and Literary Monthly, designed for
Young Men and Young Women, which is ,e be
issued by II. n. F. Lewis, the publisher of the
Western R1ra!, at Chicago. Prizes are offered
for stories and contributions from young writers
81 90 Eer year.
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HORNE T. greenwich.
Builders and Contractors.

hE undersigned nave entered into Co
partnership as Builders and Cnn,rac-
tors and are prepared to execute all dcma nd /,
IN their hue OF business that may be made
upon thesn with pTomptness, at reasonable
rates and IN workmanlke manner.
GEORGE HORNET
THOS. G. GREEN WELL,
Leonard Town.
Nd.
March ~. ls7o-if
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PERSONALITIES ~ 10 give notice that
JERRE HERBERT has removed from :, warys
20 Aliens Fresh, Charles county, where persons
having business WITH hin Will please cal here
arer
AIe1st 4. is.e--s;.
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pIEl,

4, his residence on the Patuxeni river in the
Factory district, on "Wednesday last the ard in
slant after lingering illness Major JOHN
HENRY Mll.BURN. aged about ~ years
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The praises Of others NAV be Of use in
showing " not What re ar, but what We
ought to BE-.
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Licensed .fuciioneers.

las. F 4 r. r. ABEI.L, having qualified a.
- Auctioneers riding TO the requirements of
the License laws o. the United States give motto"
that they are prepared 90 attend 20 the s,l~S "f
all real estate or other property that msv he Of
fcred IT public auciicn in 81. Mary's county
Address. Jas. 7 l. u. r. Abel, Leonardto~n,
Nd.
may l., lsIo-H
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$50 acres,

mere or less
This property is abou. Eve miles dis.
tant frcm l.eonardtown. Is located in
pleasant and healthy n-irhborhc"d. i, Of
excellent soil and in fair state Of cult
walton and improvement.
The buildings upon I'll, property ara
commodious aud in good condiiion--
The
DWELLING HOUSE
is located upon a handsome and rrrmi-
neut elevation. nffortiins \ fine view Of
the surrounding l"caltv.
This land lies in a compact body. has
an abundance Of
TIMBER
upon it, ana is convenient in location Ito
Steamboats,, Warves, Mills, Church,s,
Stores, &c.
TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed by the d cree. are: One
,hitd oi the pu, chase money in cash On
tho day of sale. and the balance in two
qual installments, Mt one and two years
cIeiit-,hr deferred payments to hc Sc
cured by the bonds, or notes, Of the pur-
chaser. with security I" lie approved hv
the trustees. aui 10 bear iu,crcs. from
the day Of sale.
When all the purchase money shall b"
rad, the Trustees will x cute a decd II
the purchaser. free. clear aud discharged
from nil CLAIMS Of the parties TO this suit,
aud Of those claiming uldcr them.
RbBr G. COMBS,
JAS. :. DOWNS
Trustees.
ABELL & ABEL,
Aucti mrs.
July II, 1870 It's.
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SOLUBLE
PACIFIC GUAM D ,
IMPROVED
QUALITY & CONDITION.

VI>HE quality Of this utno is m ,terially i'm
l. proved This season NV The al iiton TO its
composition Of Large per cent. OF the
Salts Of Potash.
I; is improved in condition by being brought
into market sufficiently irv and uniformly fine
to pass with rACn.ITy and REGULARITY through
the ori;ices of the
WHEAT DRILL.
More than : GOO, 600 is inv Owed in the pro-
duction Of this Guano. and the trade in il has
sfcrdiiy increased, until now il far exceeds that
of any other fertilizer.
The Pacific Guano Company has far great
er intesest in tie maintenance OF the qualify OF
its Guano than any number Of consumers can
have hence no apprehension need exist ~ TO
its continued excsitercc
JOHN 5. REESE & co.
General agents for Pacific (;uano Co,
No. 10 South street, (2ad Floor
Baltimore.
Aug. I, ls70-3m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-11

Il IT MEDICINE A friend Of ours, who
halls from one of the upper districts Of
South Carolina, called at the Pick office.
and among other novelties, mentioned
..Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps."
and stated as fact, that in his section Of
the country. nearly all the physicians, in
certain cases, when they deemed ardent
spirits necessary to prolcng or to save
life. invariably used these "Schnaprs.
justly regarding it as the only spirits that
could he procured pure and unadu';era-
ted. He also stated that this medicine or
"Schnapps" was becoming the only bsv-
ersge sold on the great stage or railroad
routes He SAYS those physicians who
have used and analysed it, state that for
diseases such'as gravel, govt, rheumatism.
&c, il is Incompatible.
EF 4 good anecdcte is told Of Ali
Pasha. the Sultan's grand vixier. recent
". in Paris A lady, to whom this gen
tleman was introduced at 4 soires, hazard
ed the aaire question: Is the sultan
married ? A great deal, madam ,"
was the Turks reply.
~" Have the jury agreed y asked
Judge Of Court attache whom he met
upon the stairs with bucket IN his hand.
+" VIZ" replied Patrick. :" they have
agreed to send out for half . gallon
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GLENMoRE, BALTIMORE County,
July 26th, 1870.
To F. SroNE, ESQ.

Dear SIR Are you candidate for re-
nomination as Representative from the
Fhth District Also. what are your views
IN relation to the Fifteenth Amendment q!
In making these inquiries. I am not to
be understood as committing myself to YOU
or to any one, but l only wish to know the
position Of those prominently spoken of as
candidates.
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Hos , srosr'-Ip the evr,r.pos5.r =,

Hos r sroSE the correspondence
which follows. i, viii be seen TIA Hen.
Frederick Stone announces, in substance.
his determination mot TO decline" 4 nom
ination for Congress from the deuocrsey
Of the 9Th Congressional district for third
term. should the Ellicot: City Congres-
sional Convention, which assemblies on the
18th Of September next, deem it expedi-
en-, TO select him as its s,andard-bearer in
the coming Congressional election. Mr..
Stone takes occasion, at the same time, 10
define his position in regard to the 18th
Amendment, taking the ground that it
mas been adopted by competent authori-
ty." and is consequently dead issue"
in the discussion Of which no more time
should be wasted. Now, without refer
ence to the soundness or the spsoundness
Of Mr.. Stones views on the subject Of this
amendment. we arc grati6ed that he has
given them free and frank expression
There is no ignoring the fact that our par
ty, both here and elsewhere, is divided in
opinion as TO the vitality of the 18th
Amendment issue Like a bold candid
man that he is, Mr. Stone comes sauarely
to the front and advises, substantially.
that his party in Maryland and elsewhere
shall accept this amendment as perma-
nent and perpetual. But the .other side"
is equally emphatic that the 10Th Amend
ment question is not only not " dead, +"
but is really the chief vital issue between
the Republican and Democratic parties
Thus case is made up for the decision of
the nominating convention, and we are
gratiied that it is So We shall no long
err be perplexed by uncertain sounds but
shall know, when that Convention speaks
exactly where We stand and exactly what
We are standing for. But to the cores
pondence
GLENMoRE, BALTIMORE County,
July 18th, 1870.
To F. STONE, ESQ.
Dear SIR Are You n candidate for re-
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Trustees Sale
of valuable
R cal BS 7 A 7 +.

"Y vir.ne. "f decree o: the Cirru;,
u Court far SSin, Mary's county. ST.
ting ~ Court Of Eqaity. passed in ,
cause in which William G. Cough !,
Complainant. and Martha T. Cough and
others are Def ndanis. aud b,ar,nv DAT.
OF the llth day Of July. 1870, the nm.
iersigusl, as Trustees. will offer q, pub.
lie sale, at the Cour, House door in leon.
ardtowu, on
Tuesday. the 10th day Of Aug,
1870,
between the hours Of I" o'clock. m. and
4 o'clock. p. m. the following property.
to wit:
All those tracts o. parcels cs land Of
which Charles E. Cough died seized and
Possessed, viz:
MAIDEN POOLS"
"GREEN HILLS"
AND
FORREST OF DEAN"
Said lands being located in L>enard,own
District. Saint Mary's county. Mar, laui.
and containing
DOn
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The following are the inspections ii tobacco
for the week ending August
MARY land. IS. hhds
Ohio. 6"q
Kentucky, Ii
Virginia,
Total Ola
GUANo-For Peruvian IN" ag"a,s prices
are still 500 for Chinsha Island and $50 for
Guanape, gold, per long Ton. and il is selling b,
the dealers NJ So currenc., per ton OF
., 600 lbs. We still quote Redondr and orchil-
Ia ~ $50 per ton OF = 900 lis IA Mexican do
nj Ss5. Soluablc Pacific 10 a; S';0. Fatapsco
Company's Guano AT 500. Fertilizers, incud-
ing rhnsphate> Manipulated Guanns, &c. range
from $40 to $50 per ton Of 600 lbs. all cur
rcncv hut there is hut little doing at present in
Fertilizers OF any description.
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tkDER
IN THE "a
ST VI
(DH .s,.,: J
ceased. made |
ecutor Of the |
TO this Court
- th OF t'ctot
confirmed, vi
contrary, on 4
August next. |
order DC insert
lishcl IN = /
. week. for ID
the 18th DAY 1
The report |
to be Sl5oo. |
Jan
July 81, IL
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of
R { A /
ST. MARI
b. s5r'ss 4
ting in Eqai,I
Il Ijsn.in Mel
james !. Bid
Defendants, n
day Of Juus
Trustee. will |
Court House \
Tuesday,
between the \
" all ilc>c
ua'c IN the Fl
rvs county
The frs, u
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The soil Is .
there is ulI' !
aid all the l
II |
as Prescribed |
third OF the II
the lay 81 sad
by the Court
equal ins,aA'I
credit the III
vurcd hv the
chaser. with
tn, Trustee.
day OF sale.
J. +. 4 Il. Il
Z.
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PA

is improved b
trr,ablc Dwell
and other esu|
tile soil. well
the staple eroE
wooded /: eorS
mile oi the
abounds in r.
altogether. ca
desirable iaru,
Que itsCt,
Bay. called