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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18
THE DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTION.

The annual exhibition and the election OF
directors Of the Deaf and Dumb Institution at Washing
ton flights, was held yesterday The exhibition con
sisted almost entirely Of display Of the pupils acqns
tons in artculate language that method attracting
nucb attention lust now. In this Institution while the
Great body OF the pupils instructed only In the sign
language portion to whom the artlculate method u
snecia applicable, also taught according 10 tnat
method. The proficiency Of the pupils was remarkaDle
as Exhibited by the various vocal ana written exercises
ON words and sentences, grammar geography, inc MS
tory OF the United States, and arithmetic Inc nunDer
of pups under examination about co. that being he
number learning by the artculate method Inc enure
humber OF tho pupils at present In the Institution
ia bl5. There large attehdahee ol
ladies and gentlemen, patrons and rlends OF the
Institution as well good representation OF inc
general public. The exercises were conducted primer
pay under the direction Of Mr. Isaac Lewis Peet Prn-
rpa of the Institution The Board OF Directors consists
OF "a members one-thrd OF whom retire every year inc
eight whose term expired this year were reelected IDy
are: Harvey p. Peet, L. ID. the Rey. VIM Adams, u.
d. William Nblo benjamin II. Field, the Rev. THOMAS
Galaudet ID. ID. Henry X. Bogert, the Rev. r. A. r..
barnard, d. d., IL d.; William A. Wheelock Inc mem
hers who attended the meeting yesterday were NJ
Kapp Chairman DR.. VntOn, j. W. Beekman, mrs; NJ
n Peet Mrs. BeSkman, Mrs. Brown, MIS- fieiu, MI
Walter Mrs Cooper Mrs StoDer, Mr. Bogert MI NIVo,
DR. Adams, Mr.. Jessup, Il. H. Field, d. W. james, NJ
Wheelock Mrs Rhineander, Mr. T. X ray Lawson ~
Fuller Mrs. T. Brooks, Mr.. John Carln MI; otoddau'
Mr. Hoffman, the Rev. Dr. Burchard, Mrs. ferry, MT
Vail All were very well satisfied with the proceeunes
The teacher OF the arcuate system III the ihsuIuoh Is
Mr. Bernhard EngesInanr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18
DISTRESSING CASE OF HYDRopuoBIA.

death by hydrophobia, under singular and
very distressing circumstances, occurred Yonkes yes
terday morning. An engineer by the name OF Thomas
Lamb who has been employed for some time past in
Otiss factory at Yonkers and living in Brookss In that
village, bitten In January last by large dog belong
ing To Mr. Bergan, at his brewery In Dobb's Ferry
Although Lambs hand was not much acerated by the
sequences arising from the bite the dog very valuable
one was, however, KILLED by Mr.. Bergen. ON Tuesday
Of last week young Lamb was married. and the day
after the wedding the husband showed synntoms ~
hydrophOba, and two physicians immediately sent
good effect but subsequently,, Lamb sprang from bs
bed and fled TO the woods where e jumped fences
and barked like dog. Some Of his friends aided Inv the
police captured him. and lie taken 10 his home
where his rawlings, barking, and hideOus noises were az
the most agonzing character AT an early hour yesier
day Lamb died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18
MERCANTILE LIBRARY RECOMMENDATIONS
ID. OF DIRECTORS.

MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATIDN-ELE-TION
OF DIRECTORS.
Tie annual election of Board of Directors
Of the Mercantile LbIary Association Tor 1901 was
held a. Clinton Hall yea erday and last evening There
were to tickets in the feld-one, the regular, which
favored cOndue ting the institution the old basis; the
other the Reform pledged to reduce the dues from 81 TO
s. and N open the Library Reading Room on Sundays
The lower corridor Of the hall crowded by the
suency of the rval candidates who in their endeav0ra
10 secure the interests of the Association apparently
eynced more zeal than memory, and voted whenever
opportunity occurred forgetting that they had already
exercised the right several times. The shifts to get In
worthy OF the TaInnaEy Ring. After member
or a man perOnating a member had voted. change OF
costume would be provided; the OF a voter who
had time ~ attend his place OF residence OF employ
mcnt and number Of folio, would I've furnished by those
Interested and the would appear the polls again
ready 10 cast another ballot About vote In six
rejected the constituent detected. The utmost
excitement prevailed throughout the day and evening
occasoned by the discovery zde that the other
rcsOrting 10 Illegal voting. The question at issue
whether not the Reading Room should be opened
Sunday The Library charter provides that the
shall be used for improper purpose The Clinton Hall
Association claim that opening the room Sunday il
improper. The Reform In favor of open
ing the room, and, II inerfcre with appealing ~ the
courts The regular ticket was elected, ~ follows:
NJ G. ~. Bonen with Lo' Hartman A. H. with
Leather Manufur.rs Bank; suuel Pueam with Fletcher
Co. Edward Hser with the Citizens savings Bank George Mill
with Murray Pers Co Charles bnra with the Great Western
j. G. with TEN Gswo Kellogg Asher
Mill with Hercules Mutual Le Society; W. c.
with Woois an Lawrence Co John Nietin.on with A. T.
Go VIM sherman with Bank of Se~Yo w. flagg with s. b.
Ihiitendcn 4 Co.
The total vote cast 1l76 Regular G75; Reform,
sol. Majority for regular, IA. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Westminster HOtel-The Hon. George w.
Miller superintendent of the Insurance Department,
and DENNY Attorney General Hammond, Albany.
Metropotan Hotel--Gen. q. j. Stannard ana Col ueae
son Of Vermont and Col Josiah Hall OF Massachusetst
80 Coleman House-Gen. j. Wedges, u. B. A.==st
Nicholas Uotcl-Ey- c Congressman Il. M. Pomeroy, Az
burn Y; f. W Brooks and Capt H. Merriam am Ta nm
ington; the Hon. T.. Is. JudsOn, syracuse Ieut19ip
fracy IT, T. Navy; the Rev. A. g. Cummings 81 fnna-
dephia Major Vivian Of the British Army ana Co Geo
& Copley Greene OF Boston. - Brevoort iouseJere :,
miah Abbott OF Boston, +. W. Cheney OF Hartford, ~
des Cressonnieres OF Brussels and Major s. g. Webb OF
cleveland. =- Fifth Avenue Hotel-EX-G0V BURNSIDE
of Rhode Island John Echos OF virginia, W. Is BristoI
of NewIJayen and Dr. Gilman of Boston. -. hstor
IIouse-Gen j. Foster, Gen. Woodruff, and COL r. Gay,
II \ A. and Judge Iawless OF Rhode Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18

The Temperance men of Long Island, think
ing that sobriety tended TO the SAFER running o
waited upou the President of the south SIDE Railroad
Company Charles Fox, esq TO ascertain whether or ho
ali or any of the engineers and other employees OF tDnt
road In whom the safety Of the lives OF the passengers
are isrusted are total abstainers from intoxicating
drinks The President, in reply, Issued the loo"lhs
order "Tbe use OF intoxicating liquors, prOiane OF
obscene language smoking, 10y the emp oyeS OF 'he
south side Railroad Company OF Long lsahd "hie oh
dnty. is strictly fOrhdden.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18

On Thursday evening, The 18th of April, about
oocock, James Condren gardener residing Ravens
wood. left his home In company with Michael Reilly Ia
be gone for few hours but not returning during the
night. much anxiety was caused. Reilly was cbsely
questioned and stated that during the evening they had
visited number Of liquor shops IN Hunters Point and
about midnight they started for home. IL In the last he
remembers until waking mp ny the side ~ the road on the
next morning, when not seeing hs companion he sun
posed he had left for home. The friends OF Condren
searched here but nothing could be found OF him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18

A SEAsONABLE SUGGEsTIoN.-lt is Il good
time for uosr attending the anniyeanes sis, KSoKs tec
their bat should be tina; he stands raly furnish al
varieties from bis latest Spring style, Ray sli egau brosde
broabnS the latter particularly adapted to ,o,s Of the clerical
Ksoxs state for the benefit strangrs 2
HroadxaN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18

until Saturday, when that afternoon word was
brought 10 Coroner sfebe that dead body had been
found In the canal On examination proved to be the
body OF the missing man. Tho body, when found Was
we'll preserved the only wound upon 10 cut over one
OF the eyes, adjourned inquest will be held tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18

THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE has larger
circulation than other evening paper America In
oommodate TIE Newiofk readers who desire
the following agencies have been established
Hamilton Jones No Asor House (oatsde) j. H. Hitler News
Exchange ST. Nicholas Hotel; House Damn
Case Central Railroad Depot foot Of Lbcrt
Jeby City Peny foot Of ,OurtaBst G. Roc GIald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18

II. n. SoUIRE's, 81 Fulton-st., New York, is
the best place H. buy reliable WATCHES D aONDs oc, yv
kLki aud SiLyERwARE. Diamonds q speciality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18

Wool AND HoP TwINES, CORDAGE AND PA
PER WAHsnoUsE-WilLARp HAEyEr 800 broadway, Sew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18
HOME NEWS.


RgMARKs-Yesterday, Tuesday, the lIth, wiss ony
day in striking contrast with the amcst tropcn' "a 20
SUNRISE The sky was hazy and generally n.e c id
from midnight to ~; either overcast or very GOe o
from 10 noon; overcast from TO 10 p M RAINY oo
a. m to 900 q. Note.l6th from II p NJ 10 hunish''
hazy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18

Henry Clews, treasurer of the fund for the
relief OF the sufferers by the recent calamity Ia Rich
mOnd. acknowledges the receipt Of $751;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18
GOLD AT PAR.
DUY TIE BEST FOR IT Is THE CHEAP
EST-Mr T. MOADLEY Of The Cleyeand Lghtning Rod 90

DUY THE BEST FOR TT Is THE CHEAP
ID EST-M L. HOADLEY Of the Cleveland Lightning Roi Co.
would people SwYork vicinity that has
mauy located hi, branch Of the ASHLAND HOUSE
ar Foabaye ard ~ r. where be VIII always be
readiness to FURNISH Buildings with the approved LIGHTNING
RODS Electro Magnetic Cable Rcd has stood the test for
over year, many advantages all other rods testified
10 b any Of the most eminent scientific Of the age and
apparent every manufactured into coils Of 500 feet in lengths
consequently church e be rOii With single piece
thus obyiatng the liability getting rep and makes
perfect Efficient conductor Of electricity The cable made cooper
anl galvanized wires and copper being faster conductor than iron
there Is 10 Danger 1ng melting supplied with all the
improvements points attachments We also furnish the largest
continuous copper world survey every building is taken
BY competent Electrician. We furnish Of the inferior rods
parties wishing article less price. All orders will receive
rnompt attention the best AL ask
before Purchasing. Parties wishing 70 address BY letter will
receive immediate attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18
TRENTON.-Th

TVN-IHt t'TIII IIF NWVTT
Chsncery commenced YESTERDAY with 20 che
that Of Martha and other b. ship
others This suit for the construction Of t will late
Eisn Stevens Of oboen u have the Court dn 1lo
charitable belues and m Of the
New Jeeey valid resolution pending Congress aalor
iung NevJeSsey receive h vessel ami the
gurd until has acted upon The
protect the interest the State and Hon Leon Abbott
the and the children Of the Tie involve
the be quest in the dispute =9o0c The has been
down for Jute &c. at jersey City, Ia the United
District Court the following indicted by the Grand jury and
pleaded not guilty John Williams, smuggling $4,000 worth Of da
m2nd VIM e. Oher stealing mail matter postage
y.n0u PostO Mees IN Goue.ster anil CumheLIanl CnMt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18
HUDSON CTTY.-In the Hudson Count

Special yesterday Judge Randolph presag. Justice John
White " llOhOksD arrgue two ageour ~
charged rs fr Issuing for the % Ktite the
another Of etcemen having
Of heer PLEADED
guilty charges Upon the held $1,000 bail
answer the he 5000 bail Schoefe for
little gL be- the
Prison labor for ~ Fnnc Lcs aud william
Seller o. grand larceny
thr,ey imur euti Il Prison
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-10-28
Probate Notices.
To all persons interested in either Of the osta

To all persons interested in either Of the estate
hereinafter named,
At q Court OF Probate held at Alfred, within ann
October, in the year Of our Lord eighteen hundrsd
and seventy the following matters having been pro
sened for the action thereupon hereinafter Indicated,
THAT notice thereof be given 10 all persons inter.
ested, by causing copy Of this order TO DO pub
llshcd three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the UNION AMI
JOURNAL, and In the Maine Democrat, papers pub
ss snss AZ PqOSsts Court to Ssd
in said county, on the nrst Tuesday In November
next, at ten O'clock In the forenoon. and DO heard
thereon, and object, II they see cause.
TOBIAS II. wIGGIN late Of Lebanon, deceased. 70
tou Coz probate Of win, presented By Joseph L. wssin
named executor therein.
BErsEY DEERING, late Of Marlborough, deceased.
Petition foe probate Il WIN presented by Benjamin Ben
pstt, named executor therein.
MARY MOULTON, late of York. deceased. secood
account presented or allowance BY George Mouton, her
administrators.
Josh Moore, late of York. deoeased. First and nna %
count presented for allowance BY Caleb Eastman, trustee.
Also rvae account Of SAID trustse presented fs allow
aBce. -
81 Jonathan B-an late Of Berwick, deceased. Fourth
count presented for allowance by Daniel Knox, their qua
dian.
RUTH v. WEYMOUTH. hale Of North Berwick, de-
ceased. Petition or admins raoa 10 Haven A. Butler
presented by Olive A. Weymouth, sister OF deceased.
BETsEY GLE late Of Allied, deceased. Petition fos
ADMINISTRATION tn James l.. Emerson, presented By sts-
phen Ole, OF Alfred.
yRANK A. PIERCE. late Of Lebanon. deceased, Ne.
,l,ion for admsra,i, presented by Ivory LIbbsy On
,,cls oS dccsa.cd
,.,,,s M an, v,ou IA. ., p.,..o,e.a a.,....,
= JhM1S "ApLson, n'e " y. -, n VA
fsuuon Hr sdmlns.auoh' Pe'e"'"A "
'e'sh' W" =" uVe1sca'
WILLIAM BLY,, late OF Saco, deceased. Petition for
administration 10 William Lttieneid, presented By La-
cnda r. lily.
MARY HILL late Of Msrbiehead, Massachusetts de-
ceased Petition Coz administration 10 sewan Lord, Of
sh,,l.,vb nr.sen,, nv samuei HILL of AnIoyer Mss-
s,cbp.e,i. y
,.,,,,.,, ~ ,o,n 80, g. 100000, MT
WILLIAM ~. nnp, avg ~ 49,, $50 -,
u W. c,,a ~ uY.u ~ ,s"- '"
W eh'oe h"", hs ""o"'
JABEZ T0WLH late Of Psnooshed, deceased. Return
q assignment Of DOVER presented JOG acceptance oy Lyda
D. io~s, y" "" '-, q
w,,,.,. e.. =, w.,. dscs...d p.,,ion sr cens. "a
. and convey real es,ats At private sae, presented BY
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-10-28

HARp on EDrroRs.-Soon after Chief
Justice Chase assumed tho gubernatorial
chair in Ohio. he issued his proclamation
appointing n Thanksgiving Day. To
make sure Of being orthodox, the Gov
ernor composed his proclamation almost
exclusely of passages from the Bible,
which he did not designate as quotations,
presuming that every one would recog-
nize them. and admire the fitness Of the
words rs well rs his taste In their sclco-
ton. The proclamation meeting the eye
of q Democratic editor. he pounced ut
onco upon 1t. declared that he had road II
before-coSldnt exactly say where-but
he would take his oath that 1t was n
downright plagiarism from beginning to
end. That would have been q pretty
good Joke; but the next day the Republic
can editor came out valiantly in defence
of the Governor. pronounced the charge
false and libellous, and challenged any
man living to produce one single line OF
the proclamation that had ever appeared
in print before! vH'sr
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-10-28

The First National Bank Of Grafton, Mass, was
robbed last Tuesday night Of large amount In
money and bonds. The burglars, Of whom
there were FIVE, knocked down and gagged the
wstchman, taking from him the keys, putting
him In the coal closet hand cuded, and to keep
him quiet administering ether. Some $780,
600 were stolen. The robbers escaped.
A fatal accident occurred last THURSDAY after
noon on tie p & K Railroad near Thompson's
brook East Brunswick. An empty platform car
was thrown from the track taking with 1t the
baggage car down a steep emu ankment. George
w. Crawford the conductor was instantly killed,
the baggage car falling on him. Nine persons
were more or less injured, but II Is hoped not
fatally. None in the passenger cars were in-
jured. -
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-10-28
SEASON OF 1901.
Mason & Hamll Cabinet Organs.
Important Improvements.
Pateuted June 2ist and August I'D, 1870.

fntentod Juno xlsty Auu hukuss S-us low
Reduction of Prices.
Tho Mason Hsmlin Organ Co. have the pleas
ure Of announcing important improvements In
their Cabinet Organs, Cor which PAtentl were giant.
cd them In Juno and August last These arc moi
merely meretriclous attachments. but enhance The
substantial excellence Of the instruments
They are also enabled by increased hcilitlcs foi
manufacture, 20 mako nom this date, . further 70
ductIon or prices on several le.ding styles.
Having completed and added 70 their former n
ciiities . largo new mandatory, they hope hero
after 70 supply all orders promptly.
The Cabinet Organs made by this Company arc Of
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America, but also In Europe, that few will need ~
sursncs Of their superiority.
They now Offer FOUR OCTAVE CABINET OR
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The SANE, DOUBLE REED, s6J. FIVE OCTAVE
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-10-28
Ts r.. s! M. = y County o'--,.''...r' fer

Gentlemen Tho undersigned, eitIssns Of Ne
town Of Kittsry, would most respectfully rsgrsssns
70 your Hopors, thai upon our petition 10 ths Be-
m.n :" ss tow & k sss "a q TX S y; , ;Ssr
lesds nom Tho Postsved % Point pear the dwell.
Ing house Of Jefferson 7. Lswis, sod confusing In
south-essterly direction over aid Lewis land and
other land: % some point On the Norton Ioad, e.
upon the third day OF September, A. ID. 1870, pro-
oesd 70 view said rosie, and asr hearing the par
s; therein aS sy S s.I way y :, metz.
third DAY Of October, 4. b. $50. = Dilovn
eSnn.Soed q The ,sr%ina, @ shs nv rod d
Jefferson r. Lewis near nd house, and run B 3ti'
thirteen rods and eleven links 70 hub In the d.
w. corner Of the enclosure mont Of ssid house, one
side Of the sstsSay, thence running % Jsas,os 7.
LcviT land Dis K twenty -ssysn rods and thirteen
iinks 70 . hub thence q 2sis X twenty-eiEht rods
fod h., lnnnn. .s an R.y: land a.
hub 5 e e S.S
ming on aid Weeks land 3li'E eighteen rods sod
eight links 10 hub, thence 8 29'E Twenty one rods
and eighteen links 70 the highway OF Norton roed
AMI he cour,os herein rvsn constitute The central
line Of the Way the rosd to DO built one and hslf
rods on both sidss Of the sane" The land Dsosssa.
~ 10 make aid road IN accordance with the survey
And We have awarded damages BY rsason Of layiss
out the above mentioned way 70 hs following nam.
cd persons, Wis Jefferson r. Lewis, fsnos 70 bs
built 100 rods, Is links, $40 DAVID ?. Riley nncs
70 b built l0l rods, Siot William wssks fsnes % be
built 80 rods, Links, go: Whole amount Of dam
ago S32i, al Of which II respectfully submitted.
dlysn under our hands, 81 Kittsy, this third day
Of October, A. ID. 1870.
+ ~ s sass;Slsish' sslsssn'a ofxi.s.ry. Ne.
That ct . town meeting called by aid sslsetnea
for the purpose Of taking action upon The rspor Of
their dcngs upon our sald petition the third day
ofOctobsr. A. d. 1870 aid town Of kittery refescd
70 accept tho way % laid out and now thereeore
being sgyrieyed thereby, We would respectfully
AK hat you locate highway ftom the south end
OF the road leading nom the post roed In sid Kit
terry 70 point near The dwelling house Of jefferson
r Lewis 70 such point on the Norton ro.d In ssid
town - your Honors may deem f1r The public con-
ysnlenos and welfare, and take such action upon
ths proceedings Of the belectmen In aid prsnlscs
q may be requisite 70 grant our prayer, and In du.
= 1T Lewis
and thirty-ons othsrs,
Yttt.~., n. nsxoh~v N iR7n-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-10-28

4 nrumu Wanted for now frssh book Just out.
huhN IN HkApLkY's SACRED HEROES D NAB.
engravipgs Of surprising beauty. BY the suthor %
sacred Mountains, and other works that have eold
by the 10000 Old and now Agents arc nesting
Treat i Co, Publishers, ga Broadway. 4wt2
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-10-28

All Mechanics call for Beach's washing Soap. II
. powerful detergent, and Is just uhstthey want
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-10-28
stat. q As,...

STATE sf Maine.
YORK, IS.
A q Court Of Csssfu Cswssssstsssvs, y.
osss asd AID ss LtfSvd, Sse ssS sstfAss tks
CsWssr Of Yeek, 90 tAs seessS Isssssv9
Oefsker, a. -. 1870.
On the foregoing petition, % 70 considered % tse
ccmmissionsss thai me pstiiiossr a.. rssgosahls
and thai they ought 70 b heard tesshing Ne !at-
Ter I'd forth In their petition, and thsrseorv ogd
mai he pstitioosn sivs podes 70 all psy.es end
ssossrs vii NEED 81 ne d..liing ho.ss g yscsnoe
ri Ievis IN said town q Kittssy % the nh day q
November, is7u, d 10 o'clock a y, vhsa tAsy VII
nroeoed 10 New the rosts ct birth IN the psefoa,
sod Immediately amer och yisv q 500 eoaysasut
pisos 10 the vicinity viii rvs bearing % ths par.
csusing copies Of Md pstitios and this ordr q
tIos thsrscn 70 Re served upoa The Tevu Clssks q
ne towns Of Kittsry ga YSrt, IN nd Comfy q
York. and sisS by pcssi.S ug cSg'es q q. ne z
iishlne Tia sams thres wssks suoesssivsly 2 ~
Union and journal, nsvseapsr printed " nssss'
ford In MA County, he anS Of nd Ishlis:sssss
and eseh Of he otiss notioss 70 DO 81 ls@ eW
days bsS0es The time Of nd nsetink hae al -
soos may thsa and thery b pressut and 49, 49,.
Isny. issy have. WY ihs ps.y's q I'D P's"'s
se0a'n sSs = sss's' n. YAIRYIELD, Cisk.
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