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At Utica on Monday the market was
well. represented, by both bHyers and.
sellers, but. there was very little DISPOSE
ton manifested to 10 business. The of
ferings reached full II, 900 boxes, hut
only about 1900 changed hands, The
bulk of the. remainder was sent on com
mission. The prices paid were 113@f3c.
The ruling figure was. 1899. a large
proportion of the cheese. offered might
have been bought tor 12t@13c. 5: but it
was generally partially SKINNED, and
buyers were not disposed to give what
holders. were. willing to take. ..-=s.,, Y.
The receipts at New York for the
week ending Saturday last were 3, Os4
boxes, and the eXportsIwere 10, 1872, boxes.
The cable was 66@e8s. Gold closed at
. los, sand the highest quotation for cheese
was lac. For the corresponding week
last year, the receipts were SO, 543
boxes, and the exports were II, 1913 box
es. The cable was 65s. Gold closed at
. ia, and the highest quotation for cheese
was 15c.. .. d, Is,ll. r..
The C0nanaerotaI Ieeptele of Saturday
says: "The market is steady for .ex+
pert and the local trade, being cut of
stock, are buying more readily. There
: is a. good southern demand at prices
above quotations. ..s ,:s...,t-
At Boston, the receipts for the past
week have been {, 800 boxes and 81 tons.
The demand continues light and prices
weak, and 14c is the highest we can
quote for fine factory with sales .prin-
eipaliy at 123@t3ic per pound. The
stock here is light, but in the present
depressed condition of trade. there is
more than enough .tosupply the wants of
dealers; ll.Htfli::as<. So ~ ~; $;
Fine State single dairies are worth in
|. New York 33@35c,, and half tirkin
|: creamery and fancy occasionally touch
. Acc: Welsh tubs are quoted at 31@34e.
The Commercial Regteat Of Saturday
says. 4, IS. iI,
Receipts increase and aggregate q
heavy volume for the week, but prices
are well. sustained on the range of quota
tons for invoices of .fitsts and selections.
: There is but a small proportion of stock
in market of State seconds and thirds.
Western is ia regular demand for all de
scriptions at quotations. Some sales of
/ fine. fail-made Western firsts are made
above, quotations for dairy, factory and
rolls, but. are exceptional. 80, s.
|. AT. Boston the receipts of butter for
the. week have; been 10, 100 packages.
The bulk of the sales have been. within
the range of 2s@3ac per ID. but 32c, is
an extreme price for straight dairies,
and plenty are offering at 3O@31c per
lb. New York and Vermont fine fall
lots still rule at 36@3Sc, but to COM
mand the outside price every tub must
be first rate. There is moderate sup
ply of Western, with sales at 25@3Oc
for good to choice and an occasional
lot of extra fall at 32c per lb. Very lit
tie common sales under zoe per Id.
Canada is slow of sale at unsatisfactory
prices. The market closes with dull
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II. W. KINGSLEY.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS NOTICE

~ The undersigned, having been gp.
pointed by the Hon. Probate Court fortle
District OF Rutland, Commissioners 10
receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons against the e.
tate of Catherine Breeze. late Of shrew--
bury, in said District. deceased, hereb.
give notice that we will meet fer the pur-
pose ofexamining and allowing said claims
at the house Of ). r. Smith. IN ShIeKsburv.
on the first Saturday in DecenDe 1878 aud
the last saturday IN March, I~74. from one
o'clock D. m. until four o'clock o. r..
each Of said days, and that six MONTE
from the eth day of October, a. ID. 1873.
is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors to present their claims 10 Us tyl
examinaTi0 ion and allowance.
Dated at Shrewsbury, this 18TH dag 81
November, a. D. 1873.
G g.. HOLDEN, tro,rrr.-,
-.-.. He. GLEASON. ~'--''i
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,The ola MANS Fareweii.
BIZ HON. ASA REDDINeEos.

I'm lingering on the shore,
To narrow'st bounds eo1a1ined,i
. The rolling sea before, 49, q
And tow'ring rocks behindr
Midst angels high abode, a
A house my faith can see. ~
on my lest friends bestowed, ..
Where loved ones wait. for me. /,
,Lo, there the ship I see, -
flAn tranquil is my breathe
'Fis' steering in for me -, -.
And shows the flag of death. =. !.
Its guardian call is plain, 80.
Above the oceans swell !; - !. .
To friends that yet remain ~ l.r
B give a warm farewell. 5 ., go
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-20

THE trouble with Spain: is not alto
gether to be regretted. The probability
is that it will give Congress occupation
for some weeks at least, and, it is to be
hoped, distract its attention from the
thousand and one financial schemes with
which the heads of members are teem-
ing. If anything will induce or compel
Congress to let the finances alone, we
shall come out better than with any
legislation we are likely to get. from
that fekle body. .--.... !. +.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-20

SENATOR MORTON and Governor
Washburn OF Wisconsin, agree that the
late disastrous defeat of their party was
due to s'want of interest" The Senator
promptly connects this with the panic;
but Governor Washburn, not being inn,
plicated in any congressional lnisman-
agement, thinks that the want of in
terest is. ehargeable to the back pay law
and Credit Mobilier swindie, and we
guess he isn't far from right. 49, -
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The Postinaster- general, Monday, is
sued an order reducing. the registration
fee on domestic letters and packages
from fifteen to eight cents, commencing
on the LIST of January next.
1t is stated that Gen. Butler loses
heavily by the embarrassment of the
California and Texas construction COM
pany, as he held 5000, 900 of stock in
the concern
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and dropping tone and even the 1hnest
grades are Inclined to ease off in price
! AT, st: Adams the market was duh:
We :enote. common TO fair, 20 to 25ci
fair TO. good, :25 to. SOC; good, 80 TO TO
33e: selections, 35e:' -: So. S.fs
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ALAS! we Americans are not very
ancient after all, though we have our
centennial and bi-eentennial celebrations.
1t makes us feel extremely juvenile to
read of the people of the Isle of Ely
getting ready to observe the. Twelve
Huhdredth Anniversary of the founda-
ton of their Cathedral. We are living,
it is true, as fast as we can in this coun-
try, but then ours is q kind of fastness
which doesn't count chronologically. 1t
may be interesting to those who are
numerically particular to know that the
Ely people call the occasion a S'Bissex-
centary Festival :r..,...t.. :. g..
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I. The Springfield Repa5Sicaq, has asoer-
tanned by actual canvass. that the meln-
bers. of the Massachusetts, Legislature
will be practically unanimous ia favor
of resembling the vote of censure passed
upon Senator Summer in December. 1872.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-20

The puPest and swestest cod liver oil Is
Hazard 4 Casweli's, made on the sea shore
from fresh, selected livers, by CasYelI,
Hazard 4 Co, New York. Its absolutely
pure and sweet. Patients who have once
taken 1t preterit to al Mothers. sPhysieians
have decided it superior to any. of The 9TH
.er, oils in market. oetsBwl
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-20

THE views of DR.. Woolsey on the
Yirginius affair viii be read with no lit
tie interest. 1t will be seen that he takes
the ground that if the vessel was on a
filibustering expedition, and the men
taken from her executed in accordance
with Spanish law, we. have no cause of
complaint, except on the ground. of the
inhumanity of the act; # = ~ Isl
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Centsur LdnIments.

~ 49, There is no pain which
..-.s- - the Contain IiRfIHsHts viii
1872. sEs .....Es not relieve, no swelling
'..s- d. i7,'' they wi4lnot subdIte, and
.-----. .-t.....' no lameness which. they
=. ~. Er..--'... ~ VIII not. cure. This j.
strong language, but it Is
true. They have produced
sE.s-ar .E-.r ~. more cures of rheumatism.
Er.|.4 1888. neuralgia, l0ek-jaW,. palsy,
spraiHs, swe}lings, caked breasts. scalds.
burns, salt-rheaIl,. ear-ache etc, upon the
human frame. and OF strains, SPAWN, gall,
etc. upon animals in ons year than have
all other pretended remedies since the
all healing pain relieUers. CPipples throw
away their crutches, the lame walk spOis-
.onous bites are rendered harmless and the
wounded are healed without a scar. The
recipe fs pabhshed around each bottle.
They sell as no article ever before sold,
they pretend TODD. Those who now suffer
from rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve
TO suffer ii they viii not use Cental1r Lini-
nent, white wrapper. More than 1860 GER
tifieates of remarkable cures, including
frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt,
running tumoFs, etc, have been received
We viii send q circular containing certfj-
requesting IL. One bottle OF the yellow
wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth one
hundred dollars for spawned or sweenied
horses. and mules, or for scFew-worHas IN
sheep. stock owners-these liniments are
worth yenr attention. No family should
be without them, HWhite wrapper for
family use = Yellow wrapper for anirnsls.
Sold by all druggists. 30 cents per bottle
Large bottles, "a. J. L. ROSE & Co, s.
Broadway, New York. ..r.-.
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cTATE o. NERMONT.

~ DISTRICT OF RUTLAND, -.
Be II remembered. that at asessiOn % DE
Probate Court, holden at Rutland. y iia-
in and for said district, on the 18th cay @.
November. A. %. 1873:
Present: Hon. Walter {. DuntOn, Judge.
Whereas, a certain instrument IN VIII
ing, under seal, purporting TO be the ~.
Will and testament of Constant NeoneI'
late ofShrewsbury, in said district, oece.t,
ed, having been this day presented 70 sa-4
Court for Probate, and duly n ed IN me
Registers Office: Therefore, il is ORDERED
that all persons interested in the estate o.
said deceased, be notified to appear De
fore said Court, at the Probate once ~
Rutland. in said District, on the - Tues
day in Decem Der, a. ID. 1873, by publicaIil-
ofthis order, three weeks successlvely pre-
vious thereto, in the Rutland Heral;, 3
newspaper printed at Rutland AFORESAID
to show cause, ifaBy they may have. WIS
said instrument in writing should not "
proved and allowed, as the last VIII al-
testament OF the said deceased
4zw3 TH0S. Z. ROBBINS, Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-20

ALL puns are abominable and indefen-.
sible. And some. of them are very good.
A Liverpool pilot was brought over on a
White Star steamer, much against his
will, the weather being so heavy that he
could not be landed. A gentleman be-
ing asked what he must have said when
he saw Boston, replied 'tHe probably
exclaimed: That Mersey to others
show, that Mersey show to me-" We
are sorry to say that we do not believe
one word of this story: We know a
manufactured pun when we see one
and this has all the air of being arti-
fetal. ~ -. .:.... FL g. -
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MIR CIoALLA, the acting mayor Of
Memphis, who put to his own use sup
plies that he drew ostensibly for awidow
and her children, has been expelled from
the municipal government. The vote
was unanimous, and so strong was the
feeling of the Board that one of its
members, who refused to vote, was
threatened with the same treatment I'M
less he apologized, which he did forth
with .-'.,' .- .'' $50 - ~, ts.'s ~ 49,
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DTrsoN s co.'s CELEBRATED

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HOME MUSICAL LIBRARY
unexeelIed collections OF bound music.
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instrumental.
For Pianoforte or Reed Organ
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Pianist's Album
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splendid books are perfect treasure no-tIsS -
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Casforia is more than substitute for
Castor OIL. It's the only safe article in
existence which is certain to assimilate
the food, regulate the bowels, cure wind
collie and produce natural Sleep It con-
tains neither minerals, morphine or .aIco-
hol, and is pleasant to take. Children
need not cry and mothers may sleep.
43Wly 800 ..t--.. ~. -.-. -. ~
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From the Troy Press, Nov, ls.l-
A Schaghticoke Mystery.

r. j.. JONES, OF EAST HEBBARproN, MIS-
! SING SUSPICION. or. FOUL PLAY.--T loo
IN HIS. POSSESSION wHES LAST SEEN.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

~ DISTRICT OF FAIRHAEEN, -.
The Probate Court for the District Of
FairhaveB. To all persons interested il
the estate of David Andrus, late q
Pawlet. in said District, deceased
testate,
...... GRKEIlNG:
. The executor of the last win Of said de-
ceased having represented that II VIII q
beneficial for all parties interested therein
to sell the whole of the real estate of SAID
deceased has made application 70 said pro
bate court for license 10 make sueh SIZE
the legatees in this state having gwen
their consent thereto in writing, There
fore,
By the authority OF the State OF yer
mont, you are hereby notified 70 apps
before said Court, al the Probate " "
fee In Castleton, in said District, o.. ~
sth day of December, A. D. loiA
show cause, II any you have, WI. s~-'
license should not be granted. . .,.s
Dated at Castleton, in said DistF1el' t--'
14th day.of November, A. u. 1873.
- HENRY J.. CLARK,
4-u,a Register.
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WHY ENDURE THAT COUGH and endan-
ger Your life when a timely use of Weeks
Magic Compound viii relieve you. 1t al
ways affords relief, and win, when taken
Ia season, cure more cases of disease of
the throat and lungs than any remedy
known. Colds yield to its curative power
at once. At this season. OF the year n o
family should be without it Sold by all
druggists. te- Arm
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RIPLEY COLLEGE, PoULTNEY,

The Academic School for Ladies and
gentlemen recently opened in the Ripley
Female College buildings, Poultney, VT,
Is prospecting finely.
Superior advantages are offered to all de-
string thorough knowledge of the COM
mon and higher English branches, Latin
and Greek, Bookkeeping, Music and
Painting.
Middle of Fail Term, Nov. 5.
Winter Term begins January 5, 1874.
Spring Term begins March 30, 1874.
Students received at any time.
REV. y. J.. CRAMER, A. B.,
Principal.
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Silent advertisements.

GAME INTO THE ENCLOSURE
~. of the subscriber on or about tho goth
OF October, one red heifer calf, with star
IN forehead, and otherwise marked with
White. The owner is requested. to prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
81. - r't>T- GEORGE LEONARD.
West Clarendon. 43w8B<
pRACKETs, WALL POCKETS,
ID &c. A splendid slock just received
at j. b. MEEKERsS
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% a. E r - B. .
The Troy WHIG. The Morning Wig
is now owned by stock company with
capital of $50, 900. a. Kirkpatrick. a. &.
johnson, 4. II. G.. CLARK, G. E. Dayen-
port, George Coon, w. n. Thayer, and
A. Kirkpatrick, Jr', are the stockhold-
ers, Mr.. Kirkpatrick is the president
and business manager, Mr.. johnson IS
the editor in chief, Mr.. Clark the news
and night editor, Mr.. Davenport the sec
retary. treasurer and cashier, Mr.. Coon
foreman of the job printing establish,
ment and Mr.. Thayer foreman of the
composing room. The new company
Yesterday effected lease of part OF the
Hall building, and within a short time
the effects will be transferred thereto.
The store next to the A. q p. telegraph
Office will be fitted up for a counting
room accommodations for the city
writers. Will be provided in this portion
of the building. The basement under
the store will be taken up with the pow
or presses, including new machine up
ON which the paper Is to be printed;
The entire sixth story will be devoted
to the editorial, job printing and com
posing room. 1t is said that the new
Corporation has ample financial backing.
The intention Is to furnish first class
morning newspaper, and if It IS carried
out there is no doubt Of ultimate tinan-
cial success. We wish the new enter
prise and all connected with 1T abundant
prosperity. " Trey It1aes. --...-
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our entire stock OF Ready Made Clothing.
Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, we viii
offer them at such prices Is VIII insure
their immediate sale.
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. 'THE LAKE. CHAafpLkIN HOMO cIDk.=7'
The parties who were arrested upon sas-
ipieion of being concerned, in the shoot
ing of :Bassett; proprietor of the floating
gin. mill upon, Lake Champlain, have
been, discharged, their names beng
wrongly stated in the warrant, The
parties are bosses and foremen upon the
New York and. Canada Railroad, and
they. denied: any intention OF avoiding
arrest, claiming that they acted in sell
defence. The Coronor's Jury found q
verdict to the effect that Bassett came
to his death by ganshot wounds felonl-
.ously inflicted by a man named Bracey,
Levi Yell, Peter Barr andothers to them
unknown, The Coroner has issued. q
warrant for the apprehension of Bracey,
Yell and Barr. ~ ~.
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sptrial aotifts.

For MOTH PATCHES. FREcKLES
and.PAN, use PEa8Y'S Moth. and Preekle
Lotion. II is reliable and harm ess. Sold
by Druggists everywhere. Depot, - Bone
street, New York. ssT. ~. s.
For PIMPLES ON THE. FACE.
Blaekheads and Flesh worms, use PERRY'S
improved .Comedone and PiHnple Remedy,
the great skin medicine. Prepared only
by DIR. b. c. PERRY, Dermatologist. 40
Bond ST., n. T.. Sold by Druggists every
where. mh2oe dowSmos ~
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CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS.
HATS & CAPS.
CLIO Sc OUT

Being determined 10
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Z, SLACK BUSINESS ON LAKE CHANEL AIN.
-The Whitehall Transportation Conn
pany have tied up two steamers, the
Glen Iris and Quaker CITY, besides about
half of their canal boats. The y. L.
Line have tied up large number of ca
nal boats. Many owners Of boats, be-
sides the lines, have hauled off their
crafts for the year. Shipments OF iron
ore have fallen. off very greatly. The
lumber firms complain of dull times,
AT the door factories. of n. Fl. Ames d
Co. and Hoyt d Hall the number OF
hands employed has been reduced. This
is also the case at the steam mills. Our
merchants complain of dull times. Taken
altogether, never. at this season OF the
year. was. the business outlook 50 DIS
eouraging as at the present time, in this
place -WllitelaH Times. ---st
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1t was suspected that this was one of
the drafts that Jones once possessed and
that he had been murdered and that it
had been taken from him. Itnow be-
came very necessary that Tomlinson
should explain how he came by that
draft, and it was decided to arrest him
and bring him down to Schaghticoke for
an examination. Accordingly Rev. Mr..
Jones swore out warrant. before DR..
Butts, who is a Justice of the Peace.
The warrant stated the fact that young
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r + 4 d Y VI AID <
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TWO soon BEoAME- FIRM BETENDs,

and The. secrets of one were the. secrets
of both. Frank spent his money quite.
freely, and it soon gave out. He Dor
rowed some for the time being from his
friend. They worked together along
the road until they came to Schaghtl-
coke, about three weeks ago, Previous
TO this Tomlinson had resigned bis post
and accepted position ..>.ss RI,
IN THE DISTRICT SCHOOL OF 'BUsHtPK' 5
D.. "A g. D. p
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT HACKERS-If you will just step in. you
can always see the exact time of day; and he
will at any time be glad to show you variety
of goods which he keeps constantly on hand foi
sale, cheap for cash and any thing you want
if YOU don't it, ask for it.
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; Heal1taM Climate, Free Homes, Good Markets.

Hea1AtI Climate, Free Homes Good Markets.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD offers for sale its
LANDS CENTRAL WESTERN MINNESOTA ng l. The
best Wheat Ian: Excellent Timber MIL the Farm
and the Fire; g. Rich Prairie Pastu Meadow
watered by clear Lakes and running heatul
climate, where Fever and Ague il unknown
GRAIN be shipped hence by lake cheapy
from Eastern Iowa Central Illinois Cars run tho Ugh
these Lands ON Lake Superior Of land close
track 800 to $500 further away 81 500;
SEVEN YEARS CREDIT; Waranee Deeds Pacific 730
Bonds selling at par received for land S110
unoccuped ands present such advantages settlers
SOLDIERS under the New Law March 1922 get 100
FREE, near the railroad by years lsdence
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATES furnished from
all principal points east to purchasers railroad lands
settlers Government Homeseads Purchasers their
and children CARRIED the Northern
the time for Settlers Colonies get Railroad Land and
Government Homesteads close to the track.
Send for PAMPHLET containing full information map copy
of New Homestead Law. Address:
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC f. R.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
or % FIFTH AVE, NEW YORK.
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Agents Wanted,
The WHEAT FIELD OF AMERICA!

179 West Fourth ST. Cincinnati o. York City, Wh
ever may be nearest place of residence. apr2t
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- TATE or WISCONSIN COUNTY OF DoUGLAs-In Circuit
~ Court
Charlotte NJ Cobun plaintiff against c. Tennis and
S. G. Tennis. defendants.
The State OF Wisconsin thu above
You and each of hereby required to
answer the complaint ia this action, which filed
OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court Douglas County Superior
IN said County and said COM
plant on the subscriber his Office Superior Douglas
N Wisconsin within twenty days after the
mons exclusive OF the day of you an
sw er the said complaint within the
plaintiff will apply the Court demanded in the
compliant GEO. ". PERRY Pitts Atty.
dated superior May 18th, 1873. may2tjul5
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thing needed This pamphlet the
If hancs nm in ht answers the th
O live the West also ,gea clear n o tn ego
panyn III first shows t RId nd W from h
he TT lei d o.
Grazing ands1 n Mnso and the
designated Sent free receipt 80 Address
Mimi