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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-12

if he would turn the beam over 1926 avoirdu-
pois, at present. Journal.
Big Steve's 'slmness" may be accounted
for from the fact that he has been exercising
lately to ''bring up his muscle" He returned
home from Lewiston greatly pleased with his
warm reception there, bringing on the same
train little keepsake from his friends in the
shape of clay pipe, with bowl of the ca
pacity of small water pail 1t bears the i'm
print of the veritable ct. d." and will make
plug of tobacco sing the ct Dunn" with
out noticing that there was anything at all in
the pipe.
The Augusta Savings Bank, w. r. Smith,
Esq, Treasurer, has just put in place a new
safe from the works of the American Steam
Safe Company, Boston. If the safe were not
indeed safe in every particular, we should
have some hesitation in speaking Of it in this
public manner, as it is to contain the money
and other yaluables of the institution; and
the gentry with steel picks and explosive
materials might be directing their footsteps
hitherward. But the safe is so constructed
lars the impossibility of etfecting an en-
trance outside of the method provided by the
makers, in the space of twenty-four hours,
will be seen on Il slight inspection of its con-
struction. 1t is manufactured of welded iron
and STEEL there is no place to invite the burg
lars pick, and no cavity for the admission of
powder or liquid explosives. Something en-
tirely new and novel in safe making, is a
lining of gutta percha which runs round the
safe, and when the door is closed it is perfect
ly air tight, and impervious to the action Of
the new and dangerous agent of the burglar,
nitro-glycerine. In all these little matters,
safe manufacturers are compelled to keep
ahead OF the burglars, who are constantly
sharpening their wits for fresh expedents in
making their assaults upon the treasures
of the public. Sargent's Automatic Lock,
with combination, is used in this safe, the
door being fastened by six bolts, two massive
ones on each SIDE and two small ones at the
top and the bottom. The dimensions of the
safe are: "A inches high, 81 wide, "a deep,
and the material of which it is constructed
PIP inches thick. Its cost was eleven hun
dred dollars. Inthis connection it may be graf
flying to the patrons of this bank to state that
its affairs were never in more prosperous
condition. The little savings of the poor and
the earnings of minors, and those OF mod
crate means who have laid by something fol
a rainy day" have accumulated to more thar
m million of dollars We give below for the
Information of the public, a condensed state
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-12

pair of gold spectacles in a fancy worsted case
about two weeks ago. If the finder will return the
same to this office he will be suitably rewarded.
mar2St3t
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Mary NJ. Eaton will open private school
for children, at Waverly Hall, April 18th.
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In the absence of Sheriff Barton from the
sessions of the Court, on account of feeble
health, the duties of Sheriff have been per-
formed by /. F. Thompson, Esq. At the
close of the recent term Judge Cutting com
plimented Mr.. Thompson on the excellent
order that had been preserved under his ad-
ministration of the duties of Sheriff
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We haze received a catalogue of the Abbott
Family School at Little Blue" Pennington,
from the press of A. II. S. Davis. There are
some fine illustrations OF the school buildings
and grounds this charming rural retreat.
The whole number of scholars for the year is
Mr.. Andrew J. Blethen as Principal.
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ASK STATEMENT.

Buenos Ayers.
BOSTON BANK STATEMENT.
Capital, S47, $4,000
Loans Sl12,171, 1874
Specie, 1928, 1893
Legal tender notes, l2,203, 275.
Due from other banks 20,647, 137.
Due to other banks, 1924, 1873.
Deposits, 1904, 1927.
Circulation, 24,961,378.
The Grand Jury of the L. S. District
Court has indicted Ellery c. Daniel, late
Cashier of the Webster National Bank, for
embezzling $4,000 from that institution; also
Henry w. Sittman, for embezzling $4,000
from the North National Bank of Michigan.
lie was Cashier.
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Cincinnati Produce Markc

CINCINNATI, April IT.
MESS PORK-e2O.oo.
LARD-Ilx.
BULK MEATS-sidesS1a 94.
BACON-shouider 6a clear rib 0Gk; sides,
WHISKEY-sG.
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The Pressure Isle Sunrise, ID. Stickney,
Esq, editor and publisher, has been enlarged
to exactly the size of the Daily Journal. II
is now the largest newspaper in Aroostook
county, and if conducted in the vigorous and
progressive spirit which has hitherto been ex-
hbited in its columns. it will be one of the
best papers in the State. The proprietor has
purchased new press and other materials,
and we trust he may be abundantly rewarded.
A gentleman in Pennsylvania who is getting
up a chronological ,card, recently wrote to a
gentleman in this city, who would be most
likely to possess the information. asking him
to furnish the date of the birth of Hon. Han
nibal Hamlin, and, If dead, the date Of his
death. The fellow who contemplates getting
up that card possesses some OF the qualfica-
tions of popular, If not an accurate, his
torian.
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From Boston.
ARRIVED.

Boston, April IL. Arrived, Brig Abbey,
st. Marie. Below, Barque Archer from
Buenos Ayers
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LEAVE NO STING BEHIND,

The work OF cure is now beginning The initiated and
mucous deposits In the bowels and in the alimentary
nal are elected The liver like clock, is wound up 1t
arouses from its topdty The stomach responsvey
and the patient begins TO feel that he Is getting at last
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FINANCIAL g. COMMERCIAL
Sew York Money Market,

NEW YORK, April II,
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Many human being has passed away for whose death
there was no other than the neglect Of known
and tndsputaby proved means Of Those and
dear 10 family and friends sleeping the dreamlcss
slumber Into which, had they calmly adopted
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DIR. JOSEPH n. SCIIENCK's sIMr,r.l
TREATMENT

The Mandrake Pills are composed Of one Of Nature
noblest gfts-the Pedophum Peltatum They possess q
the blood searching Alternative properties OF caomel
uulike calorpel. they
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Committee Of the Chamber Of Commerce
ofthis city, has written 10 the Mayor Of
Philadelphia asking to permit the q. s.
store ship Relief TO come to this port after
receiving supplies there, and so obtain q
full cargo for shipment to the sufferers in
France.
Tho men engaged in discharging car.
goes of brick ut the docks OF this city
closed tleir strike to-day. r-a~a
In an action for divorce in the Superior
Court, before Judge Jones, brought by
Jane Burrows against Thomas Burrows,
the plaintiff produced letter from S. II.
Tying, Jr, bearing testimony to her moral
and amiable character, aud the defend.
ant submitted letter from Rev. DR..
Bacon. attesting his devotion to the
church and general religious excellence.
The wife charges adultery on the part of
Of the husband. He, in turn, says he has
been worried by the jealous disposition Of
his wife, and offered her 5000 q year to
leave him and reside In Europe, or $4,000
to leave him and reside in this country.
Judge Woodruff this morning granted
u partial stay Of proceedings in the bank
ruptcy case Of the Boston, Hartford &
Erie Railroad Company. 1t will allow u
meeting Of the creditors to be held Mon.
day next to appoint IN assignee, but the
assignee is enjoined from instituting new
suits or proceedings pending the review
in the u s. District Court Of New York.
Tho property in themeantime will remain
in the hands Of the Marshal.
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FINANCIAL.
JAY COOKE & co.
1fIeF for sAIO al Par and Accrued IntCrsst the
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT COLO BONDS
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.

These bonds nro secured, first, BY q First
Mortgage on tho Railroad ITSELF lis rolIng.Stock,
and all equipments; SSo0nd, by First Mortgage
on Its entire Land Grant, being more than Twen.
Road. Z. lOst- -
The Bonds arc free from United States Tax
tho Principal and Interest arc payable In Gold
the Principal at the end Of Thirty years, and the
Interest SCmI.annually, at the rate OF SEVESAND
THREE!TERTIIs PER GENT. per annum.
They arc issued in denominations OF 800, $500,
q, 900, 5000 md $4,000.
The Trustees under tho Mortgage are MesRA.
Jay Cooke, Of Philadelphia, and j. Edgar Thom.
son: President Of tho Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Company. ....l
These Northern Pacific 73O Bonds will at all
times before maturity, be receivable AT TEN Pm
CENT. PREMIUM Tor 1,lO), In exchange for The
Company's lands at their lowest clsh price.
lnlddl ltlOn to their absolute safety, these Bonds
yield an lncome larger, y0 believe, than any other
flrst'clasS security. Persons holding United
States g. e's cnn, by converting them into North.
crn Pacl1cs, increase their yearly income ot<.
Mtrd, and still have perfectly reliable Invest
mCnt,
How TO GET TnEM.-Yonr nearest Bank
or Banker Will supply these Bonds In any desired
amount, and Of any needed denomination. Per.
sons wishing 10 exchange stocks or other bonds
for these can do 80 with any Of our Agents, who
Will allow tho highest current price for ALL MAR.
KETABLH GRcURITIEs. ~ f
Those living in localities remote from Banks,
may send money, or other bonds, directly TO u6
by express, and wO will send back Northern Pa.
clnc Bonds at our own risk, and without cost 10
the investor. For further Information, pamph.
lets, maps ETC., call on or address tho undersIgn.
cd, or any OF tho hanks or Bankers employed 10
sell this Loan. -....
After careful investigation have accepted the
General Agency for WGat Virginia and tho Ad-
Joining counties Of Pennsylvania and Ohio for
the sale Of these bonds, and confidently recon.
mend them tom customers and Investors RGn.
''GliH; jaHHi7ood ; lttSi{ESh4 tSiEAEtfS4bEsG Us; 4bEsasG.
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Heavy FaIIure..LiabiIities ST.
100000.
CHICAGO, BIurch 10,

CHICAGO, 0lUTCn ~.
The Praiic Farmer Is informed that
John T. Alexander, the king Olive stock
men in the United States, has made an
assignment Of his property for the bene-
fit Of his creditors His liabilities are
stated at one million dollars, while his rs.
sets foot from ono to two hundred thou
sand more than tint. Mr.. AIexnnder's
residence is in Morgan county, this State,
where llo owns an immense stock farm.
Two or three years since Mr.. Alexander
bought the celebrated Sullivant farm,
known rs Broadlands, in Douglas county,
containing $1,000 acres. 1t was reported
q short time since that llC had sold the
farm for 100000, but from some cause
the sale was not consummated. This Is
probably the heaviest failure ot any ag.
ricultural man yet recorded in the history
Of the United States.
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IMPORTANT IF TRUE.-The New Lis
bon (0.) journal Is responsible for the
following:
"Colonel Jacob Harper, OfNew Lisbon,
veteran Of the war Of 1912, has made
application for a patent for new appll-
cation Of motive power which promises
to be equal in usefulness 10 steam or
water.wheel, and It combines so much OF
force and simplicity that an ocean steam.
or may under all circumstances be pro.
PEELED by 1t, or u circular saw, or any
simple machinery may be most cconom.
ically and efficiently worked by it. 1t
also does away with the use Of horses to
wheeled vehicles, as the power can be
attached to wagons, buggies, coaches,
carriages, etc., enabling them to ascend
the most difficult mountain or hill with
ease and facility"
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Tho New Hampshire Election.

CONCORD, March III.
The returns from 21S towns indi
ate that there has been no election for Gov.
crnOr by the people. Pike has $3.50
votes, and Weston 33,SSl. Cooper md
scattering 1904. Tho House stands 1872
Republicans, 104 Democrats, and 4 Labor
and Reform. Tho Senate stands A Re.
publicans, 5 Democrats, and 8 vacancies,
The Executive Council stands 2s9, with q
vacancy in tho First District. Probably
allthe Democratic Congressman are elect
ed. i' ~ " y
The scattering vote runs up TO 100 or
1900, and defeats Weston by 100 or 200.
Niblack has 500 majority in the First
District; Bell probably 700 or 800 in the
Second. In Parkers District, estimating
q few small towns by last years vote, the
Democratic plurality Is 1893. Parker runs
well in his district, and without doubt Is
elected TO the Senate. It now looks as
il Democrats arc chosen in districts 4, 0,
8, 10, II, and 12; Republicans In dis.
tricts 2, 8, Z, and9. There Is no choice
in districts l and 3, The House WILDE
probably Democrat by from & TO IL
majority, counting 8 or 4 Labor Reform
Crs with Democrats
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EUROPE.
oFRANOE.
BattIefields Breeding Pestilence..-
Affairs in Paris.
LONDON, March 13.

LONDON, March 13.
A special from Lille to the Mems says
tho battlcields in the north Of France
threaten to become the focus OF petilence.
Dead bodies arc found floating in the
dykes and marshes, and active measures
are being taken for their interment.
The 1skgraphS special from Amiens
says: The future German army OF Occu-
patton in France will consist Of the Saxon
and Wurtemburg corps and the Seventh
Prussian Corps.
There Is 4 rumor that Rtciotti Garibaldi
Is in Paris. The Times special at Paris
telegraphs that the presence Oh numerous
Garibaldians in Paris has very dis
quieting influence upon the population.
.., rI5I,., LONDON, March 1G.
A Times special from Paris says that
the French Cabinet has decided to ap-
point Prefect of Paris. This indicates
the adoption OF measures for the suppress:
sion Of oil popular tumuls. The police
will, however permit the usual mid lent
gathering and disturbances are feared.
An inilammatory journal, Ami du PcWpb,
appeared in Paris yesterday, and was ut
once siezed by the police.
Councils OF ministers are to be held at
Versailles. The Prefecture receptions OF
foreign officers will hereafter be held at
their residences In Paris.
A proclamation has been addressed by
the Minister of War to the Mobile Guards,
Complimenting them in their efforts for
tho cause Of France, and concluding as
follows: "Nothing can long arrest the des-
itnies Of France-COuFage, patience, and
patriotism
PARIS, March 1G
General Vinoy, military commander Of
Paris, has issued an order positively for
hiding all professions Of masquaders To-
morrow. Another radical journal has
been seized by the police. The Orleans
railway has been delivered by tho Ger
mans into the hands Of the French. 1t is
reported tho newspaper stamp duty has
been arranged at two centimes daily on
all journals, both in Paris and the depart
ments. Political journals must each lodge
2,400 francs with the Department OF Fl.
nance, as security for the payment Of the
duty. The Rouen Independent, for It's nd
vising the people to display emblems Of
mourning, during the recent review oftlc
German troops In that city, hos been sup.
pressed, and It's proprletors subjected to n
fne Of 1000 francs
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THE REMOVAL OF SUMNER.
Resolutions Of Censure Introduced
in the Massachusetts Senate.

DUSIOAJ ulhLGu lu'
The following resolutions were intro.
duced into the Massachusetts SeuAtc and
ordered printed:
ReNEedd, THAT every invasion by one
department Of the government Of the pre-.
negatives Of another tends to defeat the
fundamental end Of all constitutional
government; that II should bea govern.
ment of laws and not Of men.
1ReSOlved, That thespeopleof Massachu.
sets see with alarm the recent attempt OF
the President Of the United States, not
officially proclaimed, but notorious. and
avowed by its support TO dictate the
organization and appointment Of o Com.
mittee on Foreign Relations in the Senate
OF the United States.
ReSOlvetl, That The acquicscCnCe Of the
Senate in the decision Of the Executive,
OF appointing Committee on Foreign
Relations, implies subserviency, which
disqualfes that branch for the independ.
ent performance Of It's duties TO supervise
nominations and treaties laid before the
Senate by the President and tho earnest
removal Of the great bulwark against
Executive llsurpAtion.
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The International Commission.
MAsnrNnrnN. Nrnrch IN

Sessions .ofthe Joint High Commission
are held daily There is fear prevailing
in these quarters that the recent discus.
sion has developed differences of opinion
which may prevent q peaceful settlement.
In reply to question yesterday, one orthe
American Commissioners said in sig.
nifcant manner that II the Commission
ers were able to.reach satisfactory con.
cluslon at a., It would terminate its labOrs
by the middle Of April. It Is believed
that the difficulty lies inthe inability Of
the English Commissioners to meet the
preliminary requirements for negotia.
tons. 1t Is so stated by the American
Commissioners, as to the Alabama llGbil.
tiles,
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Concerning Troops for san Domingo
..A Contradiction.
NEw YORK. March lG,


The morning newspapers announced
yesterday that the United States infantry,
numbering nearly-ir not quite, 900
men, have been held In readiness at Gov
ernor's Island ever since the San Domin-
so Commission left to proceed 70 that Is
land in the event the Commission should
telegraph that Oabral had resisted their
movements, or in the event that Hayti
should undertake to interfere with Baez
while the Commissioners were on the Is
land. General Mcdowell declared yester-
day that he knew nothing Of the matter
before seeing the item in question, and is
unaware Of the slightest foundation for
the report that the troops named had been
at Governors Island since October il,
1870, and they will soon proceed to the
Northwestern frontier, ...rr,..,
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New York Market.
New YORK, Mar

New YORK, March 1G
CoTToS-The demand Is active and
prices have advanced; middling uplands,
1910. s"
FLoUR-Steady .-
CoRE-scarcely so frm: western mix.
cd, 8Sa89c.
EeGs- Heavy; fresh, 17a174c.
Others unchanged. .n..
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ohio Legislature.
COLUMBUS, March 10.

VVHUsHI3V"i I4WIVII IV'
The only matter Of interest in tue Gen.
eral Assembly to-day was Mr.. GrifIlth's
railroad bill, which gives to counties and
cities the power 10 construct railroads.
After discussion in the House, which
lasted nearly oil day, it was defeated,
lacking seven votes Of having the Consti.
tutiOnal majority. The Republican cau.
Gus, composed Of the members Of the Cen
cral Assembly, Republican editors, and
prominent Republicans from different
parts OF Ohio, met here tonight. and was
presided over by Ex-Governor Dennison.
1t was determined 10 hold the next State
Convention on the 14th day CT June.
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New Jetsey ElectiiOnIs.
New York, March II

The returns from the town elections
throughout Burglington county, New Jer-
Soy. were nearly complete yesterday. A
majority Of Republican frceholders were
elected Burlington township caves large
Republican majority Bofdentown elect
cd full Democratic ticket. IN Middle
vile, Cumberland county, the Republi.
cans made a clean sweep, clccting their
Mayor by 204 of a majority.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YoRK, March 10.

The most important changes in this de-
partment OF trade Is the decline Of per
cent In the price Of Amoskeag A and
Stark A heavy brown sheetings, which is
probably only q prelude to reduction
In all similar makes. In other fabrics
there is no particular variation in prices
observed, and apart from specialties, the
demand is only moderate for the season.
A few leading jobbing houses arc doing n
good business In certain lines Of goods, but
the general trade Is in nowise active, and
the market is lacking in buoyancy.
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Cincinnati Southern Railroad.
Iiz..s.l..... -. Al. IL

II ~ 77-7t''s1 ! 7'H''R Ut 17s
The surveyors Of tho Cincinnati South
crn Railroad have completed the prelimi.
nary survey to Chattanooga and returned
to this city to complete their work. Three
different routes were surveyed through
Tennessee.
Joseph Bell received such injuries by a
fall on the steamer Fleetwood, yesterday,
TINT he died to-day.
The reception Of Gen. Halpin to.mor-
row afternoon will be an extensive affair.
The General will reach here tomorrow
morning.
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TENNESSEE.


,,Wraf0g 5l ~ MEMPHIS, March 1G.
The ACdldRcht'S jackson special to.
night says accounts from all parts repre-
sent the storm Of last evening Us general,
damaging the railroads badly ,4
Considerable excitement prevails on the
nOrth,eastern border Of The State about
the ku.klux. COlstonG, Assistant Oollec-
tor OF Internal Revenue, haS been ordered
to leave Oaklane within ten days, and the
Superintendent Of Education has, been
similarly warned and two attempts made
to kidnap him. Jas. F. Lacey, mayor Of
Aberdeen, was carried OF last night, No
trace can be found or him, anil Il "A fear.
ed he has been foully dealt with.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 10.
FLouR-Quet.
GRAN-Wheat dull; Ohio and Indi.
ana 81 55a1 O5 Corn firm; white South
crn S5as8c; yellow S3c. Oats 69aG5C.
PRov1s1oNs-Mess pork $22 90; bacon
shoulders 9ta94c. bacon sides clear rib
12c. Hams 17ta1Sc. Lard 19t.
WHIsKY-92c.
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The Latest News, j,
MORE REAL ESTATE.
Negotiations for the Purchase of
Cuba and Porto Rico. fsa;s
onIy q Trlfe Of a Hundred MilIions

OhAy - ANU VI - AAHAAASN tAAAAAASAo
New York, March 49,
The Tri5unES Washington correspon,
dent teIegraphed last night as follows:
"There is startling rumor tonight, not
generally known, Of the adviccs received
from Minister sickles, submitting as the
result of the negotiations he has been
conducting for several months past, a
proposition from the Government Of
Spain for the sale to this Government Of
the Islands of Cubn and Porto Rico, Tho
amount asked Is believed TO be one hun
drcd million dollars, payable in install.
ments." r
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Chicago Market.
CNcAeo, March 1O.

FLouR-Quiet. l5f1
GRAIx-Wheat; No. 9 spring firmer
and 1c higher, closed at 81 GOT cash; 81
28tc seller April; this afternoon unchang.
cd. Corn; No. 3 mixed 4aic higher, and
closed ut 54tc cash; 54sc seller April; this
afternoon unchanged. Oats; No. 3 quiet;
499c regular; 50a50ic fresh. Rye; No. 2
firm and 1c higher; No. at Ole. Barley
spring No. 9, at s0as3c.
Ho0s-Active at 50 66a7 5O
CATTLE-Firm at IS T0a3 78s.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 10.
FIoUR-steady; Indiana and Ohio,
81 00a7 IS.
GRAIN-Whcat firm. Rye unchanged.
Corn steady; yellow, s2aSSc. Oats. 694a
Csc. r.#. '.
PRovsroNs-Mess pork dull Mt s9s.
WHIsKY-93c.