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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-30


SEVERELY FRozkN.-On Tuesday
last two men We're observed making
their way towards the depot, one of
the men giving signs of extreme
fatigue and causing his companion
much trouble and yeSation i'll his re-
fusal, either through stubbornness or
fatigue TO proceed in q direct line
for their destination. After great
exertion the fati@ued man was dragged
and coaxed to point few feet be-
yond the late ex-Mayor Stanard's resi-
.:cnce, where he seemed to let go all
hojts, reeled from the walk and fell
his full length in the snow, where his
companion, seeming to abandon all
hope of getting him further, left him,
and proceeded Oh his way. Here the
poor fellow lay full two hours in tie
bitter cold, when parties passing, see
ing the plight the poor fellow was in,
ard knowing that ne would ''paSs in
his checks if allowed to remain there
much longer, by dint of great labor
succeeded in getting him to the depot.
and eventually in thawing him out.
We learn that he is a section boss on
the o. &c C.. Bailroad, but did not get
his name. 1t is reported that the man
has since died, the effects of exposure.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-30
EEW TODAY.

W. ea. BONES. 1z. Es.,
Il EzoUaEoPATHEc PHYSICIAN.
OFFICE ON FIRST STREET, ONE door
story brick t,lp stairs, over Geo. Turreil's
store. RESIDHSCE-Eorner Sixth and Fer
~ streets, Albany, Oregon. lIG-Tl
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Albang gegister.


TIE GRAND FEsTIyAL.-Of course
everybody is making arrangements to
attend the Grand Soiree and Festival
which transpires at the Court House
on Monday evening next. Those
having the matter i'll charge are
excrting themselves to the utmost to
make it the most successful and enjoy
able affair ever held in this city. And
our citizens generally, as they ought
are taking deep interest in a success
FL issue, because the object to be
accomplished is most worthy and
iaudabie. We have no doubt that the
huilding will be crowded with happy
people, and that not only will all our
people be there, but Il large turnout
rom the surrounding villages and
towns will help to swell the multitude.
Let them come. They viii be well
come, and we hope and believe they
will be we'll repaid for coming. Come
ono. come all, and let Us have good.
osd fashioned high of evening.
The New York herald., 1871-01-12
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY 1s7-T1pLE SHEET

70 inquire respecting the Imprisonment or exile OF
any peisous by The Dominican government because
or n0stil " TO annexation. Not agreed TO.
Mr.. SUMNER also moved to provide for an inquiry
as TO any negotiation or proposal Tor acquisition OF
Dominica by any foreign government. Not agreed
TO. Mr. sumner then sent to The Chair another
amendment, when
Mr.. MORTON inquired whether IL was IN order to
urge additional amendments after the sense OF the
senate nad been repeatedly expressed against any
modification.
Mr.. SUANsR-Does the senator wish an answer
from mey
Mr.. MoGroN-Ny inquiry was directed to the
Chair.
Ir. SUaNER-with the permission OF the Chair
will answer ". am doing my duty as q Senator to
give the Senate an opportunity OF improving this
resoluti0n aud further, wish 1t TO go before the
country that senators had the opportunity OF max.
ing these amendments And have voted them down.
Mr.. summers amendment was then read, inqulr-
ing whether auy villages, towns sections Of the
island now occupied by the people OF one govern
ment, are claimed By any other government Not
agreed TO-
rhe House amendment, providing that the ap-
pslntnlent OF the commission shall not commit Con.
gress Tor or against annexation was then c0ncurred
IN unanimously by-yeas 81, nays none. The reso
luton accordingly goes TO tho President. AT five
O'CLOCK tile Senate adjourned
The New York herald., 1871-01-12
CATCHING MusKaATs.

Muskrats have curious methods OF travelling long
distances under the Ice. In their winter excursions
to their feeding GROUNDS, which are frequently great
distances from their abOdes they take In breath at
starting, and remain under water az leng as they
can. Then they rise up to the Ice and breathe out
the air in their lungs, which remains In q bubble
against the lower part OF the ice They wait TIL this
air recovers oxygen from iuxtaposition with the
water and Ice, and then take 1t In again. and 60 on
till this operation has to he repeated In this way
they can travel almost any distance and
live almost any length OF time under thu ice.
The hunter sometimes takes advantage Of
this habit OF the muskrat In the following
manuer:-When the marshes and ponds where the
muskrat abOunds are first frozen over aud the ce ID
tnn and clear on striking into their houses With his
hatchet for the purpose OF setting his trap he fire.
quently sees whole family plunge Into the water
and swim away under the Ice. Following 0ne for
some distance he sees him come lp to recover his
breath In the manner above described. After the
animal has breahed against the xee, and before he
has time to take his bubble In again, the hunter
strikes with his h8tchet over him. and drives
him away from his breath. ID this case he browns
IN swimming few rods, and the shunter, cutting O
hole In the ice, takes him Jut Nlnk otter and bea-
yer travel under tho Ice in the samc way and hun
ters have frequently rd or taking otter In tue man
ner described.
The New York herald., 1871-01-12

their COST ust as In Great Britain. This with the
abolition Of the franklng privilege, would work .
Mr.. GRIswoLD, (dem.) OF N. Y, moved to amend
the law ny requiring the payment of twenty Ave per
cent over the cost OF printing The motion was re-
Mr. JENcxEs moved to make 1t ten per cent sddi-
tional. Adopted
Mr.. LAFLIN moved to strike out the whole pr0vi-
sion as amended. Rejected.
APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED.
without making further progress with the 6ill @ snS
making appropriations for the Louisville and Port
land Canal and the Des Mones Rapids.
PETITIONS PRESENTED
Mr.. STEVENSON presented the petition OF six hun
dred citizens, business men ana firms, OF Clncln-
H aes e @ n,o o. s
on the present plan, Gnd praying fts modification TO
conform to the recommendation OF the Board Of
Mr.. DAWES presented the petition Of the Sun, the
Mercantile g ana @ the New YORK TX Mutual I Insurance
surance Company Of Boston for G renearing of the
claim for loss per bark Caldera.
THE FUNERAL or REPRESENTATIVE COvoDE
The SPEAKER announced the following committee
to attend the funeral Of the Hon. John C0vode:-
Messrs. Mercur Van Horn, Phelps, Beatty, Gilhilan
A1'ell' Gsta and $as E92ss, S.;r,, n,sr..r
Mr.. REEVES offered resolution directing that. In
view OF the prevalence Of infectious and fatal
sets, believed to be introduced from Canada, the
Committee on Agriculture inquire whether any
. ne 70 mare @ preven
diseased cattle into and through the several States
and Territories Adopted
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr. ROGERS, (dem.l or Ark.-Inc0rporatlng
the Shreveport and Upper Red River Navigation
Company.
BY Mr.. POTTER, (dem.) of N. Y.-For the improve.
ment OF the harbor Of Portchester N. " and OF the
Eastchester creek.
by M. CHURCHILL, (rep.) Of N. Y.-To facilitate
the collection OF Judgments In favor Of the United
States
by MIR. BUTLER (rep) OF Mass.-FOr the relief Of
the First New York Mounted Rifles.
Mr.. FINKELNBURG, (rep.) OF Pa, presented the
memorial OF the Indianapolis Immigration COnyen.
tion.
Mr.. SARGENT presented the memorial OF the San
Francisco Chamber Of Commerce on the subject OF
Hubsidlzng an Australian steamship line.
The House then, at half.past four O'clock ad
j0urned.
The New York herald., 1871-01-12
THE WAR CLAIM OF NEW YORK AGAINST THE UNITED
STATES
Tfrsm the Albany Argus, Jan. ]

TFf0m tn6 AIDany Argus, Jan. ~.
One sentence In Governor Hoffman's last Message
ought not to be overlooked-to wit, that which
ministratlOn to the extent of 100000, OF
the war claim OF this State upon the general gov
ernment. At the close Of Governor Fenton's term
his Quartcrmaster General estimated that OF this
war claim, then standing at $932 900, not than
fifty per cent could he collected, and recommended
derraklng its settlement. It Is seen, however that
twO.thirds Of the claim hos already been recovered
force Of the military department having charge OF
the matter; and the accounting oflcer OF the Trea
further credit Will appear in favor OF the State so
soon as vouchers now on 1le with him and explana.
tons thereof can be passed upon.-Atbdny Argus,
The New York herald., 1871-01-12
Assembly.
ALBANY, Jan. IL, 1S7L

ALBANY, Jan. IL, 1871.
BILLS INyRoDUCED.
BY Mr.. CONsELYEA--Amendlng the act for relief
OF the Cannon street Baptist church. New York.
~i,y Mr. NAcHTMAN-Cbartering German So
clety in New York.
BY MI. FIELDs-Conferrng additional powers on
tho Bank Superintendent concerning savings banks.
BY Mr. CaADwIcK-To appoint an Overseer ot the
by Mr. sElKEEG-To enable several towns and
cities or the State to refuad money expended In
procuring substitutes In the late war.
BY MI HECSTED-To authorize The construction OF
certain railroads IN New YORK city across Harlem
river.
RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. w. A. MURPHY offered joint resolution In
opposition TO the annexation OF st. Domingo, to be
transmitted TO the President aud our Representa-
tiveS III Congress- On mOClOn OF Mr.. LIrTLEJOHN re.
ferred to the Committee on Foreign Relations.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
WAYS AND MEANS-JacoDs, Murphy, Coon
Bancker, Loutrel LttleJohn Hustled, seKreg and
COMMERCE. AND NAVIGATION Flanagan, Back.
bsayies UBrlen, Cook VansSeenburgh, Loutrei,
Eyck. Mahail. Aiyord, Aibcrger and shepardson.
ON RAILRoADs-Flagg, Irving, Weed, Roche, Nell
On on BASsks~Nacntman, oakley, Joy. Ransom.
0'Neill, Buckley Seward. Hunce and Wagner.
On STATE CHARITABLE lNSTlTUTIONS-Ten Eyck,
sf ASrAIss OF 6Iriss- Messrs Frear, ar Ioseiey,
Ssr Psrcs ana Tenos ku
THE MANUFACrUKE OF SALT-Moseey, Cook,
Fields, Edward Connolly, Sniper, Bradford, Brown.
TRADES AND MANUFACTukES-C0nnolly Flicker.
Wiley, Irving Stevenson, Chadwick, Wade.
STATE PRISONs-NtchOas Curtiss, Haver Bart
lett. Burns, DelAno and barney.
ENGROssED DILLs-Blair, Bayles Bende.t, Havor,
Kilham, Johnson and Oarman.
MILITIA AND PUBLIC DEFENCE--Buck, O'Netll,
wainwright, Howell, Cook, Oakley, Hnipcr Sanborn
and Stachen.
Nicholas. VBrlen Uoyie, Oakley, Winans, Mulfora
and Bemis.
On PUBLIC LANDs-Messrs Grimm, Aitken, Non.
tayne, Ray. Wade. Bradford, Hill.
On INDIAN NrAFFAIRS-Messrs howell, Bennetk,
Howe Chamberlain. Hewitt, Goodrich and Chad.
wick
ON CHARITABLE AND REMoIous soorBrrRa--
Messrs. Brown, Roche Oonseiyea, Kelly, Buckley,
Northrup, Clifford and Stewara.
On AGRTCULruRE-MesSrs. Fuller, Bancker,
waterbury, Grtnn, TenEyck, Barse and Durfee.
On PUBLIC PRINriNG.-Aessrs. M0ntayne Naoht-
l man, Hayes, Kraek, Chambers, Lord, Berry, Sol
| On EXPENDITURES OF THE EXECUTIVE DRrARr-
NT-Messrs. Bayles Madigan, Carey, Decker.
| Sunderlin, Pound and sage.
! ON EXPENDITURES OF THE H0UsH-Messrs Curtis,
Randall, Ransom, Fleck, Tucker, Prince ana Greene.
On THE JUDICIARY-MesSiy. Fields Nelson.
Jacobs, Hill, Blair, O'Ncill. Gleason, Alvord and
| Heusted.
ON FEDERAL RELATIONS -Messrs, Nelson, Weed,
Conselyea, wainwright Cole. Buck, Graham, John
ON JOINT LrBRARY-Messrs. Randall, Weed,
| Chambers, Roche CQnselyea, Wymau aud bemua.
| Tue House then adlourped.
The New York herald., 1871-01-12
SAVINGS BANK TRUsTKES.

SO much tlnkering Of the laws in reference to
savings banks has been induged In during past
years that the Legislatures nowadays have to be
are from time to time introduced ostenslby fer the
protection OF the depositors, bur which turn
out IN the long run to be no protection
cudgels for those VINO put their little earnings away
In savings banks, IN bill which gives the State Su-
perintendent OF Banks very strong hold over them.
As the law now stands the trustee Of savings
GUILTY OF WRONG DOING
as trustee, can be removed only at the instance OF
the other trustees. Mr. Fields bill gives the Super
intendent power to remove him BY suspension. try
him and absolutely remove him II found
guilty also gives the superintendent the same
power over the other officers, and provides tnat
banks ana is removed, on charges preferred
against him. from one. trusteeship, he loses By
that fact all right to the others. IN this con.
% AA ere,e tna saa D "aa
New York OF . cooperative savings bank. II pro-
vides that each trustee shall be stock holder OF the
bank: Where the cooperation comes In for the
benent Of the deposlt0r Is mystery not explained
THE RAPID TRANSIT QUESTION.
1t becomes more and more evident every day that
solons Of the Legislature shis year Win be that Of
rapid transit. There Is no doubt but
that both houses VIII pass any feasible
plan . presented, and that the Governo, Will
TO every lobbyist and every railroad man who mas
his hangers-on here, that to mako the members
his bosom friends for consideration paid in cash
DsSSe 70 Ds @ nssa ,sa IN n M
any party In either House who Will light 1t with
tner votes Or that the efforts OF
INTERESTED PROPERTY 0wNKRS
Nill prevail against all odds; yet there will be so
many plans submitted that the Legislature Will be al
loss which to select One thing Ia certain anu
I speak now OF what know from thorough canvass
The New York herald., 1871-01-12
THE SCORE.

Home slides-Atautics Pierce l. G. Hall Gin
ton Il total g. Picked Eine-Ruggles l, Hatfield l. Cox
total 8.
Horizontal positions assumed.-Atlantics-rer &,
Pike Clinton g.; total H. Picked NneShrieves s. Swan
dell Is, Cox .; total 81.
Fly catches Brown L. Smith total2 Hatfield shris
YES 1; total 3
Umpire-Mr. York, ofthe Haymakers
Time Of game-One hour and thirty minutes
The New York herald., 1871-01-12
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE
Senate.
ALBANY, Jan. IL, 1871

Senate.
ALBANY, Jan. IL, 1871.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. PIERcE-Authorizng the New York
Guaranty Indemnity Company TO accept and exc
cute certain trusts.
by Mr. ELwooD-To facilitate proofs Of incorpora-
tions in courts OF the State.
THE DEATH OF SENATOR BLOOD.
Mr.. MURPHY offered tho roowiug:-
Resolved That the Senate with profound sor
row of the death OF Hon lsaaa Booa m.n5er OF this
body and. that sympathzng deeply with his family
friends in their bereavement desire
OF the loss which the State has sustained OF good and
full legislator.
Resolved That copy OF these resolutions duly certified
by the officers of the senate be family OF de-
ceased
Resolved, That the be transmitted the Assembly
Resolved, That the Senate respect to the neuory
Of the deceased, do now adjourn.
Addresses were made by Senators Murphy
Parker, Bowen, Kennedy, Pierce and several others.
when the resolutions We're adopted and the Senate
adjourned.
The New York herald., 1871-01-12

Mr.. SUMNER offered the following anlendment:-
Provided further that there be any naval force stationed
in Dornincan territory such navL force shall DO with
tory p resisting domestic or foreign eneme such aid shall
be discontinued and the commissioners Shall commence
their investigation till the naval force II Withdrawn and such
aid discontinued.
Rajected-ye8s 16, nays 40.
A number Of amendments were then offered by
Mr. SUMNER and voted upon separately. The first
set forth that, as 1t was not expedient during the
pendepcy OF the proposed inquiry, to augment our
naval forces in Dominican waters, and as the COM
misalon was pacific In character, with no purpose
Of violence, therefore the commissioners shall not
be conveyed In Q war vessel Rejected without q
division.
The second amendment provided for an inquiry
whether there Is any, and, II so, what government
In Dominica authorized to treat with the United
States for It's annexation. Rejected without q
division.
The third directed an inquiry whether the constl-
tuition OF Dominica forbi1s her govel nnient TO code
her territory or any part TO any foreign Power.
On this Mr. SUMNER demanded the yeas and nays.
The amendment was voted dOwn-yeas H. nays ~.
Mr.. SALISBURY moved to require the commits
sioners TO be sworn or affirmed 70 make an honest
and true report. Lost-yeas TO- nays AZ.
Mr.. SUMMER moved 10 direct cue COMMISSIONERS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-05
NOTICE.

The une1,mpIed IateIiactiou that GATTAN's
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY has given in this city, I"
eydeseed by the repeated orders Of some Of the fret
druggists, induce US 10 direct especial and partie.
ul.r attention to the great fact thstby itG use you
s,iu all The advsnagei claimed for the many
poisonous compounds 10 use, to.wit thsi rs'tOra'
lion Of the color and growth of the hair And the
speedy removal OF daudrul, without the least pos.
sibls injury. -as Crystal Discovery is positively
warranted to eontais poisonous substance neither
L..d. Sulphur or Silver.
It's perfect cleanliness 10 a reason not lightly to
be overlooked, II will neither Etain the skin or
elothe,-;p one sentence, exactly what has been
wanted for long while, Rr'!orerot the lair that
may be used without The fear that you arc going TO
h,v. neuraIeii, Paralysis, Lead Collie and various
other Complaints the resulS Of the use Q! lead prep
ara,ions.
A. simply dressing for the Hair 1t has al'obeen
found TO be uusIcelled.
Lstlen in our possession might be published BY
III. score all recommending lin the highest terms,
Of Ssss VS. promise to give you SOtts 10 future.
By ali means try It, awe are satisfied it will give
YOU entire satisfaction. Price 81 per bottle. For
sale BY druggists generally: =, rr,,
Inventor and Proprietor.
Washington, D. Z.
Towhon .ddreSGA!I orders.
To he had in Charlsstown, W. Va, Of GEO. T.
LIGHT co.
To be had in HGrpsrs Ferry, W. Va, &c E.
1ELLER, aud DruggiIts generally.
June n, IsTl-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-05

Every year increases the popu-
larity Of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, which is due to merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that it is kept fully up to
its high standard; and it is the on
" reliable and perfected prepare
ton for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making
it soft, lustrous, and silkcn. Tho
scalp, by its use, becomes white and
clean. It removes all cruptions and
dandulf, and, by its tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
out. rs it stimulates and nourishes
the hair.glands. By its use, tho
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In badness, il restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create q new growth, except in
extreme old age. II is tho most
economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used, as it requires fewer NppIlc9-
tons, and gives the hair a splendid
glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes,
Md, State Assaycr of Massachu-
sctts, says, "Tho constituents are
pure, and carefully selected for OK
ccllent quality; and / consider it
the Best PREPARATION for its
intended purposes"
Sold byaR Druogias aud Dealers Ia NaiisiHt'.
Price Ono Dollar.
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A LITTLE WOMAN,

In little precious diamond,
What spIendor meets the eyes
In little lump Of sugar
How much of sweetness lies
So 10 a little woman,
Love grows aud multiplIes:
You recolIcct the proverb SAYS
"a word unto the wise"
A peppcr>corn is very small,
But seasons every dinner
More than all other condiments,
Although It's sprinklcd thinner.
Just so little woman is,
If love will let you win her,
There's not joy in all the world
You will not end within het.
And Us within the little rose,
You'll find the richest dyes,
And IN little grain Of gold
Much prize and value lies;
As from little balsom
Much odor does arise,
So, 10 little woman,
There's a taste Of Paradise.
The skyIark and the nightingale,
Though small and light Of wing,
Yet MARBLE sweeter 10 the grove
Than all the birds that sing;
And SO a little woman,
Though very little thing,
Is swecter than all other sweets,
Even flowers that bloom in spring
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DIR. RAD WAYS
PERFECT pVRGATIYE PILLS,

perfectly natclc's, elegantly coated with swtc!
gum, purge regulate, purify cleanse strength.
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o. OhAsrvo tho following AymptOms reSultinS
from DiGorderI o. tic Digeative OrgNnai
Constipation, Inward Piles. Fullnrss Of the blood
In the Head hcidity Of tho Stomach, Nausea Heart
burn, DiiCuH Of Food, Fullness or Weight in the
Stomach, Sour Fluctuations. Sinking or Futtering
at the PIT Of thu Stomach, Swimming Of tho Head
Hurried and Difficult Breathing.
4 few doses Of RAILWAYS PILLS will free tho
sYAtem from all tho above nAmcd disorders. Price
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samp to RADwAY 4 CO., No 81 Maiden Lane,
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TlOAL.
ROME WASN'T BUILT IN A DAY.


M ALICE CARY.
The boy who docs a stroke and stops
Will nc'er great man be;
IT'S the aggregate of single drops
That makes the sea the sea.
The moua,ath vas not at It's birth
A tiotntaiu; so to speak
Tie little atoms Of sand aud earth
Have made its peak a peak
Not all at once the morning streams
The gold above the gray
IT'S thousand little yellow CLEANS
that makes the day thG day,
No. from the snow drift May awake'
In puppies reds aud greOns
Springs whole bright retinue it takes
To make her queen of queens
Upon the orchard rain must fall,
And soak from branch 20 root;
And blossoms bloom aud fall withal,
Before the fruit is fruit.
The farmer needs must SOW and till,
And wait the whesten bread,
Then cradle, tbresh aud so to mill,
Before the bread is bread.
swim heel may get the carly shout
But spite Of all the dis
It's the patient holding out
That makes the winner win.
Make this your motto then, at start,
Twill help to smooth the way
And ready up both hand and heart
"Rome wasn't built 10 a day"
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ACN Maxine
AND
Livery in CllarlCStOWn,
THE undersigned having entered into Co. Part.
i ncrThip, under the name and style Of
STUMP Il HAWKS,

STUMP h HAWKS,
Will conduct tie business Of
COACH MAKING AND REPAIRING
In Ill Ito branches EuSrAntyng the best wOr kmFn'
ship and sAtisfSctory terms. We Intend 10 largely
ncreApu the business and MAKE 10 order, and ALEC to
keep on hand for Mlr CARRIAGES. BuGGlEs,
ROCKAWAY and I.lG Ut WAGONS Of the most
approved patterns, md Ot superior materials, hnh
warrant every article to be AZ recommended. We
shall have In our employ some Of the hands who,
for twenty years ur more, were employed by Mai,
W, J. Hawke and NI'p have tic eH'ht Of bic pre-
cnrc and advice, and It will be the eatcavnr o. the
new finn TO maintain the reputation Of HAWKS
COACH FACTORY. Old Carriage taken In cx'
change for now WORK On hand, constantly, Second
hAnd work which will be opposed 81 Al moderate
ia ddItloa to thC above, re purpose giving our
attention 10 = general LIVERY BUSINESS, and
will keep good hor'cs end vehicles VI every dsIcrp'
tIou Tor The accommodation Oilhs public
A.STuMP,
Aug 80, ls1l-ly. Aw.HAWEs.