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COURT ORDERS.


VIRG1NIA:-AtaC County Court coutfn.
y ped and held for Chesterfield county. at the
comt-honee thereof, on the 18th day or January,
s. X. Brown, IN his own right, and as administra-
lor OF Ehoda Brown, deceased.. 80. .plainLif,
Washington 4. Brown, Emma Brown. Fannie r.
Becher. Joseph n. worsham tlate shcrif of
,Chesterheld: and as such administrator de bonts
nm OF w. w. 7. Cogbill, deceased defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
Ihe OBJECT OF this suit Is to obtain partition of
Knods Brown. deceased; as her dover in the real
estate or w. Il. Brown, deceased, and to subject
the original interest Of the defendant Washington
A. Brown to the lien of two certain deeds of trust
~ nin eIecnted to said ". W. T. CosbH In favor
having been made that the said Washington A.
brown Is NONRESIDENT OF this state 1t Is ordered
tnat ne maze his appearance within one month
after the due publication Of this order, and do
what Is necessary to protect Ills interest In this
fes-Ih4~ NATHAN h. coGB1LL. Clerk.
VIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks
= office OF the County Court of Henrico coun.
". ON Monday: January I'd, 1871.
oSiSahus Hflmh.. ............Plaintlf,
against ,
X. b. ESler, Defendant
Ihe OBJECT of this suit Is to recover against the
defendant the Gum Of seven hundred and fifty -four
dollars, andto enforce the lien OF an attachment
against the real estate of said X. B. Esler. -
And affidavit having been made and filed that
the defendant Is not resident OF this State, he is
hereby required to appear here within one month
after Que publication hereof and do what Is neces-
sary to protect his interest in this suit.
copy-Teste
WM. j. ANABLE. c. n. c.
JOHNSTON & WILLIAMS, p, q. fe 0--Thzw
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The Weather Report.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.-0tice Signal Blu.
reau, 4:35 p. M.-The storm yesterday
evening centreing in Toronto, Canada, has
moved to Bangor, Me. Fresh west and
northeast winds have generally prevailed,
increasing to brisk winds on the Atlantic
coast, and now it is almost completely
cleared away at all points except on the
lower lakes. The barometer has risen
slowly In the southwestern States, but has
a decidedly increased temperature.
Proba6tlities.-Fair weather and fresh
winds are expected for Tuesday on the
Gulf and Atlantic. It is probable that q
storm is moving from Dakota Territory
towards the Southwest.
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TAPER HANGINGS.

CHRIsTY. CONSTANT & SHEPHERD,
(Late Christy, Constant q COL
MASUFAC TUR LRS AND JORBERS,:
No. SOL BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Factory slo and s@ West sd street.
lNls-3m1
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IEAUTAAE, who wasered five hundred
dollars that he could eat partridge every
cc-y for thirty days. eat his last bird to-day.
he won I'VE hundred dollars, but lost six
Teen pounds Of flesh in the operation
washington letter-Norfolk Journal.
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AN EFFORT TO SAVE METZ.

AN EFFORT TO SAVE METZ.
VERSAILLES, Feb. 26.--M. Theirs pro-
posed the purchase of Luxem bourg for
Prussia in consideration Of the restoration
of Metz to France, but it was refused. He
also offered one milliard Of thalers for Metz,
but it was also refused.
The Emperor leaves for Berlin on Satur-
daV.
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LATE WAR NEws.
= = > : :
PEACE.

-
|. PAnss, Sunday, Feb. 20. ria LosDoN, Feb.
B.-Tha conclusion cf peace is now Ger.
tain. Theirs, Fayre, and the consultative
dttions First. the cession Of Alsace and
Second the payment of war indemnity oil
five miliards of francs mot quite one thou.
sand million of dolars). Third, a portion
Of French territory, with some fortifie ]
town like Sedan, to remain In the posses
the treaty are fulfilled. Fourth, the Ger.
man army to enter Paris on Monday and
occupy the Champs Elysees. Fifth, peace
| to be proclaimed when the French Assem-
| bly, ratify these conditions.
NJ. Theirs and the delegation return to
Bordeaux to-day.
EFFECT IN PARIS.
PARIS, Feb. 26.-[Special to the New
York World. 1.-The announcement OF the
signing Of the treaty of peace produced
feelings of relief throughout the capital.
The reduction of the indemnity demanded
by the Germans and the restoration of Bel
fort are regarded with qualification. Every
preparation has been made at Versailles for
the entry of the German army into Paris
tomorrow in brilliant array. The Parisians
will close their houses and remain Invisible.
MARCH THROUGH PARIS.
LONDON, Feb. 26.-[Special to the New
York World. The English Government
has interferred at the last moment, and per-
suaded the Germans to abandon their
march through Paris, and the troops will
only pass through the open spaces on the
south side of the CITY,
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IRON WORKS,

Two miles from the springs, near the foot
Of Garden Mountain, is the hebecca Fur
mace, which was operated during the war,
believe, by Messrs. j. L. Anderson g. Co..,
OF Richmond. It's numerous buildings are
going 10 ruin. Ii is desolate place.
here is new enterprise of this charac-
ter between this point and Buchanan now
in full operation. TUcKAHoE.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Senate. An
other Intellectual struggle was made to get
up the Cincinnati and Southern railroad
bill. It is considered dead for this session.
A similar failure followed an attempt TO
consider the bill regarding lands sold for the
non-payment of direct taxes.
The resolution paying the Georgia Sena-
tors and conference.-the first from the
time they were elected, in 1868, and the
second their expenses for contesting-was
adopted.
Postal appropriations were resumed.
House.-A conference committee was
asked for OH the legislative and Indian APP
preparations.
The omnibus appropriation bill was
passed without any changes affecting the
South, but was laid on the table under r
motion to reconsider.
Adjourned.
The Next Congress.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-McPherson's list
for the next House shows 1876 Republicans,
96 Democrats, and one Independent. There
are IA vacant and ID contested seats.
Caucus OF Democratic Congressman.
WASHINGTON, Feb. PA Democratic
caucus was held to. night-Mr. Niblack, OF
Indiana, presiding. The committee re.
ported deficiency Of $1,000 for election
expenses, and S. g. Cox, of New York,
gave his check for the amount.
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You are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint In this action, which Is filed in
the office Of the Clerk Of Common Pleas for the
said county, aud to serve copy Of your answer to
the said com olaint the subscribers at their Of
flee, in Bennettsville s. G, within twenty days
after the service h .reof exclusive Of the day of
sucn service and If you fail to answer the CON-
plant within The time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in
this action will apply to the court for the relief
demanded IN the complaint.
Dated January 23d, 1871.
HUDSON, LIVINGSTON & NEWTON,
la 20. -Th6w Plaintiffs, A ATTORNEYS.
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w. u. AENhoALC, Ss ".
JOHNSTON & WILLIAMS, p, q. fe 0-.Thxw

VIRGINIA:-AtRu Rules held in the Clerks
office of the County Court of Heurico coun-
ty, on Monday, the I'd day OF January, 1871;
IAomas Is. carter Plaintiff
against
IN DEBT.
TIE object of this suit is to recover against the
defendant the sum OF five hundred and three dol
lars. and enforce the lien Of attachment against
the real estate Of said K. b. Esler.
And affidavit having been made and fled that the
defendlnt Is not resident OF this State, be Is
hereby required to appear here within one month
after due publication hereof and do what is neces-
sary TO protect his interest in this suit.
4 Copy reste:
? WIN. j. ANABLE. C. n. @.
JOHNSON i WILLIAMS, p. q. fe 9-Th4w
STATE SOUTH CAROLINA
~ COUNTY OF MARLBOROUGH-COU
OF COMMON PLEAS:
X. G. HcIntyre and wife, Martha Louisa McIn-
against
John Murdoch, VIM. d. johnson, guardian,
GNnfn n,,tr
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-17

The mail ssAin going w.a on the Kansas
Pacific road, on Saturday night last, vas
thrown from the track beyond Carson, the
accident, however, resulting in no serious
damage Capt, Thomas, Mail Agent. in
forms Us that he was tossed up to the roof of
the car three or four time~, and began TO
think over bis wicked career with feelings of
considerable regret He felt much relief
when the whole thing went into ditch and
all was still
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-17
Stammering Cured.

DR. J. DAVIS HAS ESTABLISHED IN
CO0ueiD B1a0s. H.. 4 spmnha Neb..
an Academy for the cure Of Stammering Suffering
and stopPas in Speech, upon Anatomical and Sci
entife principles.
He gill warrant cures in every ease, will make
10 charge. He has invented a model, that shows
the cause OF stanmering plainly, that child Of
five years old understand il, and apply the
remedy for the cure.
He invites all persons in Iowa and Nebraska,
Who afflicted with this greatest Of all n,isior
tvAes to our race, To- come and be cured.
He cures many cases in few hours The most
invesefate cases can be cured IN a few days.
The world IL full Of those Who unfortunately
stlmmer and Who will give any reasonable price
to he cured. He has copy right for his and
improved plan for curing stammefing, and car
qualify any person To cure stammerefs in a few
days, and will sell Ia such persons may wish To
enter into the practice Of this laudable profession
the right TO practice in any pHt Of the Unii.i
States. He has resided in Lsasen worth CITY for
Is year.. and dstiers himself that his long ar
quainfance and anding in Kansas. will shield him
from the imputation 81 uarkery In ,hi. proi-s on
and particularly As be warrants IT, every
case makes no charge.
Persons xho reside at a distance from the A rsd-
envy are assured that they need not remain With
him but few ay- to insure cures II eis-s O
i've staInme-e-s h. secured a stipulated price
in any city. town or n.ghborha-si in Iowa
Nebraska b. ~ I'd; al sch loesiitie- ani spend
few DAYS an mem make charge. lie
can be fouDi =, = .r-.ir nee On BlDafwsy >DHrn
L zvenvorth a. al me between o. clock
.. m and 5p Ia
He uses nei.hsr msiIeIHes nor instruments.
Leayenwor,h Csv. Ean<as- June I'M 1871
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BULLS


Read the following extract of letter from Mr..
learned, eloquent, and popular ministers of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and who is at present
stationed at broadway Church, Louisville, ny.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. S, 1869
d. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Many thanks to
You for the medicine you have kindly given me.
have been a great sufferer for wears and had the
advice Of various physicians. Some pronounce my
spine, some my lungs, and some my heart TO he the
seat Of my disease. ] have been burnt, blistered
and cupped until had become disheartened. Sew
eral very eminent physicians who examined nv
spine informed me that was threatened with par
alysis OF appoplexy any day, and that nothing but
a seton would relieve had perfect horror of
that, and was hesitatrg about having inserted
when you kindly sent me your sarsaparilla which I
Immediately .,.;dn 10 take thrte times day. /
had s,iti. ii terribly with a acute pain in the
rch; side 81 mead ,,,,..ciaily when would read
write aay len-ia e, Tine, anr on rising to my
feet wnIld To-, perfectly hiIi f,r several minutes,
AID would have TO o., - >omcrhin. 10 prevent
falling.
an. rlr.s: happy IL in r,rm you that the pain in
nv i:.IJ IL entirely Tri",ed; I suffer but seldom
wi,i. ay SPINE and then iioi acutely- My appe-
tile i ,srl: indeed fo- tine hrst time in my life
enjoy hay dinner mole than any meal during the
day.
You kindly sent uie four to,rles again last night
and began .gaih this morning, and 1 hope 10 be
entirely reiisv@d. Please accept my heartfelt
thanks AMI te.I wishes.
Very truly your most greaiful friend,
NJ. Il. C. RIVERS.
Ny journal abounds with similar lett.rs, all Of
witch guarantee 10 lie genuine and written by
the persons whose names they besr.
DO not suffer yourself to ts imposed On. Don t
he drawn away after new and doubtful expert
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My sazDparil;a has stood the test for twenty Ave
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Avoid all those who are trying to palm OF on you
other extracts Of Sarsaparills so-called. Remem-
Der II is DR.. John Bulls Sarsaparlla of Louisville,
Ky, that Is the old and reliable remedy for i'm
puriues Of the blood and s:rofulus adections. Al
ways bear that in mind.
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l. ~I A; l., Francisco, Cal snd q Com
meres sISf.
Vinegar Bitter, ne not a vie fsncy DRINK
Made OF Poor 6u"'' WhiskcS' freo' Sp'rsss
AID Refuse i..Eors "3ctofed. spieea ana sweet
.ned to pieas . e, called Tones Appe'
tzers. r. '"' a. '"'.t lead 'Ae upper On 10
drunkenne~-a '.'r '"t aye true Neo'cins ihade
rom hs Nat ~ .hu hefps u 's.iio'"iA'
nee rem All c""osic etlmeIanss. lucy are
the CHEAT H'.".O flNLFikh ana a
LIFE Civ lN<. "'>safLhs perfect i.eho-
vafor and invisof" 'hcs'seiii' car ing on ali
poisonous matter an '''i"'nR lie blood 10 "heai'hy
eondition NO per'"i - NJ hc'eb''tefs accord
ing to directions a". g" - 30 un~e!i' PROVIDED
their bones are not d-stro,'' ~ mineral poison or
other means. and the Vita organ ras'sd oeyond,he
point ofrepair
They are . Gentle PsrgaiiSe ns well ms
Tenic possessing Also the peculiar merit OF acting
- apo~erfn agent In renewing ION gestion OF 'hh'n'
nation Of the Liver. and all the NiscerAi Organs
"a ,'.-.,.s -. .,n.,,. a, ,h. ,.u,n a, ,,,.
young VI oio' mA.'eu VI s.no.e' AZ u'e u" -
manhood or at the turn OF lie, these ionic Bitter
have no equal
Cs.. Dn
..s--'.:
s1eo ono esoots DysoeDssa Of lnessessI""'
0ilioas Renfetene and InteFnsilaen1 Few
- SCs.L. 01..I 10, n sSu.
,..S"---..... 49,. -, =
p. 1s.sse1s nese os.se -.
e1'uA. oeeo Dsseeso
8seees vnIce u kene's 1y p'o"uee" W ''
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Notice.

Is.vsS.osnn corSI1.
In the District Court oi Leavenuo.th County.
John ". Gallagher. Plaintiff
Frank Smith and Jane smith, hi. wife. Horse,
Heath, Oscar Heaih, Neal Heath. and En-
met Heath, Defendants.
TIME ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT OSCAR
Il HEATH will take notice that on the 2sth day
Of July, A. ID. ISL, the above named plaintiff
John n. Gallagher, filed his petition in the o.iee
Of the Clerk Of the District Court of Leavenworth
County, State OF Kansas, in the shove entitled ac-
ton, and that sal suit is pending therein, and
that the above named plaintiff and defendants. all
the parties thereto and that said Oscar Heath. t.-
have been sued by said plaintiff in said action and
that said defendant, oscar Heath must answer said
petition before the fifteenth day OF September
A. u. ISL, and in default Of such answer said Pc
tition will he tsken a. true and judgement thereon
rendered a....ss -aii defendants and each Of ih IN
for a conves by them 10 said plaintiff OF all
their right title and interest in and to the North
east quarter Of ~--:-cr Four, in township Eight
and range Tventy-.,le. in LrayeBvorth County, in
the state Of Kansas, and establishing certificate Of
made by the government Of the United
States to John Heath, fsther Of sand oscar Heath,
and Mead Heath and Emmett Meath. in December
1856, and assigned by said John Heath to this
plaintiff forever, and enioining said defendants
from any and all claims 10 said lands and tene-
ments. JOHN ". GALLAGHER.
August LIST, ISL.
SrILiIS.> 4 FsNroS,
aug2wsv Attorneys for Plsintih.
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FOR

attempting to step over = stump, almost severing
the thigh from the body also that he has used il In
his family for fifteen years, and is the best remedy
for Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Frost Bites. strains,
Rheumatism, &c, he ever used.
Extract Of Litter from Dr. c. r. Murphy, dated
Wugno!id, " CT have used your e.. Cling OIL tor
ieines for the diseases and purposes for which it is
recommended.
From .Messrs. r. & H. Bell, Beileriile, Flimore
Co., Mi,sn., Sept. rs, 1855. will sell . great
deal Of your Gargng Oil at this point for the
future, for the that it gSes good satisfaction
10 customers.
From Mesns F. H. f. T.. w OLis, IS0Tsch, VI. !,
Feb. I, 1S59.-AIow To say in regard to your
Gargling Oil, that esteem II the best Liniment
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HUMAN FLESH

we have ever known. II gives universal saisfae
experiencs.
EYtrcet ~ liter from Befhuei Farley, infed Mar
Iosr, y N dmgaa I, 1856 Your medicine give
satisfaction all who have used il, and takes III,
lead OF a.iv article OF the Lninent kind in il
this vicinity.
Msssrf. .fcL-ain & Bros, Bhoiesai- Druggiss
Hhes,ing, Va say, under date Of July "a, 1866
that they c.D sais.y recommend the Gargiing III
for uIor- i-.s,. han il is recommended Tor.
Elirac' Of Al latsr RON Koa Nathan Lindsey, Cou"f
y.ig, 81 Safiby 10, ks.6d, dated Hrr IN april ?
i:Ieut sulG n this 80, lion.
EI,rucf of letter from Thoaf' S'pteUaaf dase
PiAs!vTo, M Way 1. 1856. Your ''argling oil i
s..ot-, ~ Dv III vine have used IT, hrst-rat
article and should IL. !" have y"u s-D'! SOM
more o: IL 10 sell.
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Fk1cE % CKSTs. 50 CENTS 81 PkR Bo1TLK.
in. HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati, o.
Proprietors FOR the Southern and Western
States.
FOB SALE BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.


1888 South Clark street, Chicago, Ill.,, Connden-
tial Physician. 1t is we'll known by all readers Of
the papers that DIR. Townsend is one Of the best
physicians In Chicago Who has made the treatment
Of all chronic and sexual diseases a speciality. He
has devoted the last twenty years Of his time ex-
clusively TO the treatment Of all forms Of private
diseases of both sexes.
From his long establishment and unequaled sue
cess In curing all cases which came under his change
he has gained a union-w wide reputation, which
the afflicted TO seek his aid and advice from
all parts Of the United States. II is well known
that all who call on him with any private affection
and will be cured in the shortest possible time,
without the dangerous use Of mineral poison.
You've MKS, TAKE WARNING. seminal Weak
ness, the result Of early ndscretion OthaJ
producing nervousness, aversion to society, i'm
paired sight, loss Of memory and manhood. II
you have injured yourself by secret habit, you
should lose time, but call, write to Dr. Town
send at once, and be cured. Special attention
given TO I'll female diseases, and Irregularities
treated with perfect safety and success. Send for
his circular peculiar 20 diseases oc both sexes.
Office and Parlors separate for la,ies and gentle
men Correspondence strictly Confidential. Cor
sultation free. 1s3 South Clark street. Chicago
Ill., p. o. BOX SIS. i2..~,i liz v1s6.
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LEGAL. NOTICE.
Administrators Notice.
THE STATE OF KANSAS,

THE STATE OF KANSAS
Leavenworth County,
In the Probate Court in and for said County.
In the matter of the Estate Oft
Harrison Heath, Decreased.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters OF Admin
~ istration have been granted TO the undersigned
the Estate Of Harrison Heath, late Of said
County, decra>s-i. by the Honorable. the Probate
Court OF the ounty and state aforesaid, dated the
25th day Of Jolly, \. ID. 1871. Now, all persons
having cla'-,s against the said estate, hereby
notified, thai thrS must Present the To the
dersignvd for allowance within one year from the
date of said letters they he preciuded from
any benefit of such estate and that ii such claims he
not exhibited within three years after the DAT. ui
said letters, they shall be forever barred.
SAMUEL COCHRAN, Adm
of the Estate Of Harrison Heath, Deceased.
Leavenworth City, July 18th, ISL.
au,2w3w
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ROAD NOTICE.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT THE
~ nexS regular meeting of the Board Of County
Commissioners, to be held at the County Clerk OF
nee. in the CITY and County Of Leavenworth on
Monday, the fourth day Of September, 1871. pc
tition will he presented To said Board asking that
suitable persons may t+ appointed To view, survey
and lay out road in Tonganoxie ownship, co,n-
mencing at = mill on the Stafford read thence
north on section 70, To intersect what is known as
the knight road IT Richard Miller
thence west to the Mound School House and termi :
nate there. PETER GILLESPIE
AuKSd1 tNw2W PRINCIPAL Pstitioner
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LEGAL MOTTO Z.

IL CHANCEgYt Friday the 10th day Of June,
in Chambers ID. 1911
Between wemyss Mckenzie simpson and Arthur
Radclid Bo-well. Plaintiffs,
and
David Hurley, Defendant.
Upon THE APPLICATIONS OF THE ABOVE
\ named plaintiffs and upon hearing resd the
afd4v Is filei IL s ordered that the defendant do,
or dern.r 10 the bill Of complaint in this cause.
T. W. TAYLOR, r. l. C.
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VIZ learn -"yeral parties have been
arrested at Pla;tsburg, Missouri, who &C.
knowiedged themselves connected with a
large or anized band OF urglars, horse
thievS, and highwaymen, some Of the nem-
bers of which reside in Leavenworth. A
large number 81 r,heries have recently been
perpetrated in Clinton and adjoining counties
one at Cover Station on the 81. Joseph 4
Council BlatiS Road, only few days ago.
The ciicer> l'iieve they have plain enough
trace Of the ~iole gang to lead u cir cap
turc.
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Mr.. Ben. F. Akerr, of this city, nov in
Buffalo, has written the following letter 10 a
Mr.. Luding,on, Lawrence. We Commend
Il 10 the attention oi Kansas horsemen
BUFFALO, August e. 1871.
r W. LUDINGroS, EsQ-Der Sir: The
ovness Of Goldsmith Maid, Lucy, Ho.srn,
and Wertern Girl, inform me that they
would like to visit the Wet. If your citi.
ssm wish to zee the faste-t horses on the tur,
they can do 50 BY rai-ing some good pure,
fur eru and aecond cisss honses, and vritins
% Bsdd DObie, Chic.go, care Sherr,,r
Honse. =
b vAst i"siuceaeaas yos 90 en-. ~
- REzsnA