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Misfellaaeons.
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE FINGERS.

Each finger and the mount at the base
o. it, is named from planet In the nor
NAL hand the second finger is the longest,
the third the next longest, the first nearly
as long as the third. and much longer than
the fourth or little finger. Jupiter is the
first finger. Iii be long and not i'll shapen,
and if the mount ut its base be we'll devei-
oped, it indicates noble and lofty charac-
ter ard q religous-mnded person. Ii dis
proportionately long it will mean different
things accordingto the type of hand in
which it may be found, OF according to
the type of that particular finger; in the
first type an oyer-iong first finger would
denote an inclination to the fantastic or
the exaggerated in religious matters; OF
it might, perhaps, mean religious madness
or if other signs in the hand favored This
view, it could be taken to denote pri,.e
Pride is a form of worship-the Gu, Of
self. In the second type of hand n "N-
cessive development of Jupiter might
mean ambition, or, if it Were in hand
that was eminently unseliish, it would
stand for something puritanical in man
hers and morals-a too great severity. In
the third type very long first finger
would probably signify vanity. The sec
ond finger is Saturn: If too prominent
it announces melancholy, or misanteropy,
or downright cruelty, according to the
type of hand but if the finger be within
due proportion, this sadness may take the
form of pity for others, or it may mean a
becoming gravity. The third finger is
Apollo, and belongs to the arts. In
'pointed" hand Apollo will give poetry
and music (compositioD in square
hand, painting, sculpture (here art leaves
the domain OF the purely contemplative;
it becomes partly active from the combi-
nation of manual skill with what is only
imaginaitve) and in q spade-shaped'
hand Apollo will give histrionic power,
an aptitude for acting. or love of thea
trical amusements. On the stage art is
joined in the closet manner to motion.
The fourth finger is Mercury. If we'll
proportioned it promises Il scientific turn
of mind. resourcefulness and diplomacy
tact. The thumb is Venus. Chirogno-
mony and pamistry agree in almost all
particulars about the thumb. In both
systems it is treated as the most important
part of the hand. The upper joint, that
with the nail, stands for The will; the
second division, the reasoning faculties;
~" tas". n" animal instincts.-Sa Saint
Paul's Magazine.
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Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street
loot OF Court, bg nPRAGUE, OWEN & NASH.
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NO. 295.
TlE HAND THnT ROCKS THE
WORLD.

T.
WORLD.
By WILLIAM Ross WALLACE.
Blessings on the hand of Womanl
Angels guard its strength and grace.
In the palace, cottage, hovcl,
o, no matter where the place.
Would that never storms assailed 1t;
Rainbows ever gentle curled;
For the hand that rocks the cradle
Is The hand that rocks the world.
tnfancy's the tender fountain;
Power may with beauty how;
Mothers first to guide the streamlet:
From them souls unresting grow;
Grow on for the good Or evil,
Sunshine streamed or darkness hurled;
For the hand that rocks the cradle
Is the hand that rocks the world.
Woman, how divine your mission
Here upon our natal sod
Keep. o keen, the young soul open
Always 10 the breath Of Godi
All true trophies Of the age
Are from Mother Love impearled;
For the hand that rocks the cradle
Is the hand that rocks the world.
Darling girls, with Edcn's music
Ringing yet in each young heart,
Learn and treasure household knowledge,
Precious in life's future part,
When you'll too, exultant mothers,
Bravely boyed and gently girled,
Feel the hand that rocks the cradle
Is the hand that rocks the world.
Blessings on the hand of Woman
Fathers, sons, and daughters cry:
And the sacred song is mingled
With the worship in the sky;
Mingled where no tempest darkens,
Rainbows evermore are curled;
For the hand that rocks the cradle
Is the hand that rocks the world.
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of Chronic and Acute kheunallsii. Neuralgia
Lumbago, Sclatca, kidney, and Nervous Dis eases,
aiier years OF suffering, by 'aking Or. Ftiers Veg
ctable kht umatic Syrup-the scientific discovery OF
j Z. Filter, Nj. d., q regular graduate physician.
with whom we are per, onally acquainted, who has
astonishing results. We believe it our christian
DUTY after delib, Ht on to cons scientiousy request
sufferers to use it, espe, ially persons In moderate
circumstances who cal. not afford to waste money
and time on wo thess II iXtures. As cergym We
seriously feel the deep responsibility resting ON us
in publicly endorsing this medicine. But our
knowledge and experience of its remalkab BILE merit
{. Ii. Ewing, Media Penn, suffered sixteen ye rs,
became hopeless. Rev. Thomas Murphy. -. D.,
Frankturd, Phila. kev. j. Is. Davis, Hlghtstown,
New Jersey. Rev. j. $ Buchanan, Clarence. iowa.
Rev. q. u. Smith, Plttsford, New York. Rev. Jo-
seph Brggs, Falls Church, Philadelphia. Other
testimonials from senators. Governors, Judges,
Congressmen, Physicians, &c., forwarded gratis
with pamphlet explaining these diseases. One
thousand dol ars will be presented TO any medicine
for same diseases showing equal merit under the
test, or that can produce one fourth many living
cures. Any person sending by letter a description
oil afiiiction will receive without charge (t consd
cred cnrable) legally signed guarantee, namins Z
the exact number Of bottles warranted TO cure
agreeing to refund amount paid In case OF its fai
ure to cure Price per bottle = rs; can be bought
as used. Afflicted invited TO write for medical ad-
vice on above diseases only. No charge Tor reply,
which Will contain much valuable inforniatian ac-
qured by lifetime practice. No &C ctmpuision 10
buy medicine. Address Dt. Fltler, Philadeipha
Printed Nplana of she disease also farnished
l.. IL. TITCOMB, sole Agent for Augusta
West End kennebec Bridge.
J, w. PERKINS 4 CO, Portland, Wholesale
G. G. GOODWIN 4 Co, Boston, ! Agents.
septl7.teod3m&w
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TONTlNE PLAN,

or upon the principle Of accumulating profits for
definite periods, which was first introduced by this
Society. and has been recommended and endorsed
by eminent experts in Life Insurance. and by lead.
ing business men. Fory-four per cent. has been
earned and accumulated on the premiums paid on
its Tontine Life Policies and forty per cent Its
Tcntine Endowment Policies issued within the last
five years.
The Directors Of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society represent exclusively the Interests Of the
Policyholders, and in presenting the Society to
tice they feel that it has strong claims upon public
confidence, because Of the strict and conservative
principles by which its various departments are
governed. In the assets and in the administration
Of the Society, perfect security is given for the f-
ture which is of great Importance to those depend
ing upon their insurance policies tor the ultimate
support OF their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such large an
nual transactions as the Equitable: none is more
prompt and Just in its dealings.
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THE
EQUITABLE
j. 1F IL
AssuranceSociety,
New York,
Has an Accumulated
Capital Exceeding
S22,000,000!
Invested In Real Estate and Mortgages in New
York City, in New York and United States Bonds,
and steadily increasing under Yearly Revenue of
mere than
S9,000,00O.

The Lives Insured by the Society are carefully
selected in different parts of North America and
Europe. furnishing, by this broad field of opera
tions, an additional and exceptional safety to the
Policy y-holders. The Insurances are made only on
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums are
returned annually to the insured
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Premiums are received and Losses are paid in
cash only. Policies issued payable at the death
Of the Insured, also payable at the end of certain
number Of years. Policies are also issued ON the
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-11-15
Fat Wsves.

The pcoplc In portions IT Africa have
many curi"us customs and supers'it,ons.
Among the former may I've mentioned the
fashion 1t having fat wives Being intro.
duced 10 . great Chiefs wife. Spoke thus
Describes her: II was s,ruck with ih~cx
rsnrdinsry dimensions. yet pleasing beauty.
1T III" immediately fat fair one. She could
not rise. and 50 large were her arms that
the 6esh between the joints hung down
like lsrge, loose. stuffed puddings."
The Chief pointing to his wife said:'' This
Is the product Ut our milk pots; from early
youth upward We keep these ps,,s 10 their
mouths. - It Is the fashion ut court to have
very fat wives"
A sister in law Of the King was 4 perfect
wonder of hyper'rophy. She was unable to
stand except on all>fours. Spoke unblush.
ingly asked pcrmissi"h Z" measure her.
This is the result:
Round the arm, - inches; chest. 50
inches: thigh. 81 incl,c: calf, 90 inches;
height. 3 fec, g inches All 1t these are
exact except the height. and believe could
have obtained this more accurately ii could
have laid her on the d."r. Not knowing
what dim .ultics 81 ,ul,l have to c,n'c,d
with I" such a piece ct engineering. I tried
10 ret her height Ivy raisi' 8 her W. This.
after infinite exer'i"ns IN the part If VI
10th. xss accomplished, when she sank
dawn again fsin,ing. for her blool had
rushed Int" her head. Meanwhile the
daughter nd 81 hcfnrc rs sucking II I
milk lpOl. IN which Ire toih~s kept her nj
w..sk Nv hDldinE The rssl II bic haWs; f,s,
~ fastening 10 The arsa duty II fsahis,ns'.ls
fsmsls lie, Il mast y daily enfurcsd b. III
nj, u nscsaeasy.s
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4 oiress Company at . Fu.ssal-Th s
Clowns Address,
Hickman, Kent ucky. Courier Octobe

Hickman, Kentucky. Courier October ls.
On SUNDAY last the members Of the Great
International Circus and MensEeric. who
we've lying over st this place. disintcrrcd
the rcmnins Of Geo. Constable, and gave
them decen. burial At tho city cemetery
tMr. Constable. with others Of the ln,crns>
ahnsl uOupe, WAS lost on the III fxied
steamer OceHnus. which was burnt on the
Mississippi. above Cairo. some ~ months ~
more Sg"l. The entire company. consisting
Of one hundred or more. men. women and
children, together with good number Of
citizens. formed procession. led hy the com.
p"nys band, and attended the remains ~
their final rrstins place Al the graveyard
Rev. Mr. McCu'clirn. oi the l'r.-hy i'vian
Church, delivered M ehQuemt and '"uc'inI
funeral discourse. The scene vas solemn
beyond Description. many 81 the brave aud
Secklcs mtn M the troupe weeping like
children. The occasion gave this commu-
nifty better "piri0n of circus InOplc. On
arriving NJ the burial grounds. Jack Lawton.
ahc clown. gave chss,c aud feeling bio
graphical statement 1T the life Ut the de-
ceased. VI his own association wiih him. and
his many virtues aud good traits II chsrac.
Ter. We learn that the Company have de-
tesm'ued 10 erect monumene 70 the memory
Of The deceased.
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Why Tho Danbury News Publishes an Al.
maoac.
~ EXPLANATION.

N" one who remembers the past summer
ran fai! to understand why | have got on,
NJ almanac. Al the eleventh hour | have
stepped imtwecn man and the elements, and
said" h"ni." Whether my action w,lI
he sustained. my honesty recognized. and
my publishers rc,nume,s,cd, !, is for the
people I" say 1t Was necessary that some
one SHOULD axe hold Of the matter have
done So.
An, ~ have got out mn almanac of nv
own. II is my tr-, ,lmannc. hut you would
hardly think 1t. When l Look over the
work my self. and See how complete ii is in
every department. and a!izc i"w easy il
HISS been. il 81, ms AS II | never did do any
thing else but make weather aud fool with
xsii"n.,uiy
d"n'i think the arrangement If the work
can nc improved. ! have got in nll III"
planet. mp 4" going l." press. with f,Il and
pleasing assortment ii the signs "f the 70
diar. might have got other signs cheaper.
but prefer Zhi.r. There il y tone and
finish :" them. which pince them above
their tel"ws
he rt"'"r viii 're''snizc many familiar
character. w. h"kiny over our calendars,
hui hr w'tl experience much sorrow and
-hft"r'"s "''t disappointment in searching
Tar moons UiGa ~ any respect to those fur.
n'shrd /" ""l "r:>, in Tins little work.
They w"r. engraved from sketches taken
on the spot. and can he relied on in any
G innate. II IL not my purpose, Of curse. to
'nl"iatc the work III this note Of cxpIana.
ti"n, hut think may Il" l,ar,!oncd in call.
ing the attention of the student of human
nature t. the expression If the eyes in our
moons. There is lie there They are no,
store in.,Uns
By special request. omit. on the second
page. the portrait Of the man VIII" has n"
coat 10 his back. nor any Ia his stomach.
apparently. should have omitted it. any
way. ! have always believed here was
s"nscthing rcpr!sivr N this expo. are: and
cutting him open I" excite sympathy. with
view I" mi'igs'ing disgust, has always al,.
lcsre'i 10 me to l'c coarse and disgr4ccful
artificc. And just 10 think. for one mo
ment. "f the awfdl "bsurdmy OF the idea
Here is perfectly nude man. with ky.
light in his stomach. sna surrounded by
things no one tan pronounce the names Of,
standing with his legs apart. and staring q,
the horisNn with .. much intensity. ~ IL h.
had male II himself. and hs,l come around
IL view II from u Lcw point.
We have 80, new man to take his place
II man VIII" has been brought up Ia respect
sOrIrty- . man whom it is II genuine pl. d.
urc IL lJok ut. aud Ia think Of in the twi
light.
lie stands up there and illustrates tic
Seasons for hi. cl",l.c., "nd looks after things
generally; and as long .. there is nm cy" I"
offend. or cheek I" blush. &c shall strict.
" observe our part Of the contract.
hope you ~ill take this little book home
I" your family. and hang it up Ivy u string;
and when you nre writing to your witc's
mother, urging her to come and stay oil
winter. you will find in this ~ork many
v~lusble suggestions in regard To tn. date
line Yours, truly. J. NJ. BAILEY.
DAERURy. Sept. l, 1873
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When yon 60 10 Africa. don't bny 4 hors. Of n
widow
Nj. g. Gerard. now Of l'hila.ie pi,ia. but
formerly American Consul ut Cape Town.
Cape of Good Hope. communicates +" the
press Of the former city the fnllowiny
amusing "reminiscences Of his African Con.
su'ar experience:
''Th' re is a very singular custom among
the fa'mcrs-h"w to get a wife If you
desire I" get married y"u should first make
inquiry whether the lad, you '"v: hs- .
h"r-'; If So. y"u must ask her whether she
ha- horse for sale. II she says No. then
v"u had better qni, the house u once. She
docs not like you. But If. IN the contrary.
she >ays Yes it i. n g's"i sign. hu, she will
ok you = very higI, price. 1t the n,noun,
named is paid "n the spot. the engagement,
is concluded. as fully ~ IL the marriage WAS
c'nsnmmaird Ivy the psrson.
"On my arrival q the Cape. I did not
know ut this custom. wanie ~ purchase
horse. and Was Informed bv ~ old Dutch
resident that widow - had one to sell.
I followed the address given. and soon arri.
we'd nj the door Of the widow (wl,", by the
way was not bad lMkin..) lacked her
whether she Ind horse to sell. She lacked
nj me very SHARP; then asked me ~l,c,hcr l
hsd some letters 1T n r'duCii"n. I said
that MAS the American Consul. and would
pay cash tor her horse. In that case said
she. letters are not necessary paid down
the sum demanded: then. after taking cup
If coffee. she .cnt the horse by her groom.
and is',h accompanied me home.
ION tho r'md the grumm asked the .
thousand questions. Master said he, will
my mistress go live with you IN town, or
will you cs'n,c live with US: You will love
NV mistress. for she was very kind 10 my
old muster Gnugb'ng) Where will the
wedding hc ? (l'n,k,ng at me and laughing }
'Truly.'l ,h"u 1t, the p."r fellow has
drank too much. or he 10 an imlrcile
When l arrived home ] found many people
Al my d'"r c"ngraiulaiing me. M, for the
horse. hut for the nCqua,niancc"f the " idow
Truly said one. you have been vc'y sue.
Cessful' She Is very rcli.' said another.
! really did not know what il oil meant, an,l
l began TO feel uneasy. when. To my very
great surprise. lady sligh,ed "n my steps.
and II once ! recognized the widow. She
very cody asked me- when desired 10 have
the GER mo ~ "f the wedding performed
Then. inde,sl. ! fully perceived the scrapc
~ss in, and told her frankly ,ha, II was
horse wanted. and not wife What.
said she. do you mean I" net thus I" lady
| like me. II 20. shall send hack for INV
horse, and will repay yna the money
gladly gave back the horse. thankful to
have thus escaped. A few weeks after,
however. the widow was married; mu.c
ambitious man had bought her horse"
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eSQUlMAvx FESTIVITIES.
Bellies Of tho Ballroom N Greenland =
Seaisk,n Sets - Substitute for Trailing
Skirts Home Comforts.

rprna.ii Greenland, hitter 10 New York Tribune.
In the evening nc attended u native hall
"n the shore. The al room FUSED a. 81
carpenter shop hu,in: the day. ia about
sixteen feet square. aud 'hcr. men. women
and children all congregsteG 10 participate
~ the festivities. The floor was generally
crowded with dancers. while in the corners.
on the carpenters bench. and in every
space three fec, square. were huddlcd 10.
vrihcr groups Of children scarcely more
'han knee high. also engaging in the native
dance. not wholly unlike the h"c.down"
81 the Southern negroes. The dancing.
though peculiar. was better than We expect.
81 10 see. and In the intervals there wa.
som" very good waltzinc. The band con.
sisted If two viol;ns. both well played. and
u small kcy with piece It seal skin drawn
tightly over one end in imitation Of drum.
head There was no opportunity given for
hr'a'i"ns 1t these dances. for the moment
tie mnsW stepped the gi,ls. without waiting
for their escorts. rushed 10 one side If the
room and hn,illrh together like So many
Mrs Nor is there any fear If torn d, 's-rs
~ N'lring ON trails: They escape all
such difficulties Ivy being clad in their sim.
p'" attire Of scslskin ja.kc;. brooches and
h0O's
On frs, landing IN shore We were met h.,
tIc male portion 1T the community, and
few feet further on we me, the women.
with their infants upon their bucks. carried
in n kind Of pouch or pU'kct; they greet.
cd IL with respectful how and with II
hr"a'l cr,n UPON their coun,tnancrs. The
neat thing whichu.iracicl our 1T icn,i,n was
the strong iI-a. rrcnhlc smell from the slabs
~ seal meat. seal oil. seal blubber and Uffnl
The comforts If csQuimaux life are not
numerous. A half dozen seal skins cni,s,i.
tutc bed and l,c'lding for two persons; they
also have an iron stove in which they burn
peat uhe only fuel they hsvr). iw" pots for
boiling rice and other food. rude lamp "r
pan in which they burn seal oil, using dry
moss for wick,ng htlf dozen dogs and
slehgc. kayak. with two Ianccs and lmr-
l'oons: fishing lines. material and inhpIr-
men,s for repairing tlohiny xnl In" mat
ter how n"r they may seem I" l") have
never seen u family Win did not POSSESS u
clock. though very few Of them are Sc, I"
the correct time.
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No. 2i0
Application for Patent.

T. :. LASD OFFICE.
HELEN. VI. T.. tGtu'"r ". 1853.
. Notice is hereby puh>md TIT Wilt M col.
LiNS. JOHN H. nov. N. THOMAS ..Uti " ami
c'li~ Mon iGOMEKl, Whose Pc, lice Is 81 .ck
tool Hy, Deer iUA.. CUnh'y, VI. / , have this TIA.
ii!t' ap.c tiOn toi patent nnd,r The "iin. taa> oi
t"'.i:-- tor Tn II c'.ttiin vi .c,r min: claim. ~iu
at'ai Ia no o'.aiizd m,n,n. district. Dee, ,U,t.r
county. Montana Territory. L.. ton n,n, 10 mon til q,
iaII-r u wr.i "hrh Ci.im l. I,Cu.,ic,I III ,"uN l..
v':" iiS. Ia II! "iIicr -! III" county icCorr ~ said
county. aha dr.ciihc. i.l!u t"r IL u'rs snd
plat nh HE Ia iti- Office, VIZ: iE'.uun. ut u post
sct ~ the .in';H aud imnnin, thc!.cc y ~ de-.
~ c!','"st'a irht iron, ~"rncc curm,r ~. 4. ut
Lon No -. III 'u""-.iip ID nhtn rsn-c ac.i bc,Is
- Ets de- l.. tial.- di.Iaht. running thcnc,
jtS de-. " ! % til .iH-. tuc!cr y :JA .i.... " .
~ hn"-. thence SO de-. r. ~ cu..,,i- to tue
VIA cOI b,"-iI.. rHIni, ,ctE ten .,l ID iusJ e.,
upon which hottie" oi SAID ~ ICaii.tn u,,-tcd
The heac>' An"~h cE'!n',ni- t.c..' premises Gle
Il Lmitncc a,i v fA!Ht,r. Claimant. Vi i.uI
No. ~. .itu.r .r!,Ti,d to
I:5,Dd ". G CHI D. Register.
l.. b. LiAAS. Attorney tor Claimants.
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M. 2Ij
Application for Patent.
L. :. LAND OrrIcf.
IllllA N kIN ~

L. ;. LAND OrrICH,
HELENA. N. r.. sept 2. ISL
Notice i. hereby rnhIi>h'd that Tii0M - III ',:,:Y,
wnn'e p''.'"n'r: ndr"s. !. Washington gurh. De- r
L"'.c coil'iy Montana Territory has hi. hay aI,a
aprl'c.",' tor pa"n'. under the mining ~. ct con.
r. '"' ~, placer mining ci,nI, situated u Ffrn,h
s,'i Mihin. District. Dee; Lodge, ur!I,f ~ r. .Lirh
ra,n !. "iginn'h r""ide IN the histirt !, c,lt.r
"",cc I" sa'a h'iii'': aud Is psr!iru,Iiy de-.
Ct'""' - follows IN the plat and IL NOTE. ON N in
, M "h'r ~; i'nn. Al s'onr i,nm .hicn cur"r
w ""' '"' ~ ~ township IL month o. rat.
w 'his s"iifh 81 neg. d min wet Ui.,n,, ~ 70
,n'h~' '"'''t' ihhi!i. cast } ~ Chain. to q post,
,' ne IA !" n' !. \" Il " rhIu, to- .tD. III, Ia.
ho!h II deg tt.t 50 CHAINS a. aiunc b. rr,. .Y,h
"". WEI 'haihs 10 i 'nr. th.rc su,,I II ,i,r
W. ~ chhnr 10 u ,'"iie thence .ouh 10 ,-. r..t
:" Maths =" the place o hcgiunin. comtri.,n, #, ~
SCI. "cs-i,'''i II. lot " IA township u uul,E ,,r.e
n" CO., fni 'hG'idi'. 40 ic OF the west isrk ~
Washington ghIrh nirpn which motto, Of hi. iu,,u
.,o'. 10 sp'y Tor patent VA. posted on The ss,h r,y
oa Hns"sl ls'. t,'."'hcr with diagram, OF tbs aui.
49, ~ - adjoining claimants aie Notion 4 Kelly above
" " You.. 49,. We. Guild, Register,
" ''7'"' wy. '"f Applicant 22iG0
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SheriiI's Sale.

by VIRTUE or AN n!:nE!. OF SAIL: Issued
~ oft ot the Sc"uid :ciai Di.tfic, toi.,t al
Mohta!a Territory. III cad Tor Deer i.ud r count, .
hc'.ii date vi Ociu' 3!d 1913 and to ,, diyr,ttd
al' ucHci.d ~ al a'iio, IN >ui court. "hctcin l.;
W: Dom H. ". ti.uG and =. Il t.tr.b.e are utaln
nn> ana a II. HarSins AMI John 4 Nelson u,r de-,
lchaht, III favor of slhi pla,nIs and against satd
o'!..is-'s is TIE s'in %! Nine iiGnti,d and ite,r
and ~ 10 d"sr> debt damage. II. costs in the. IN,
III lhli'! Ei-ht 1oai> los 90. and all iuiihrr ~,
"i!. cost have lctic upon sDd VIII. on Salulda,
thr Ion us! y: HoNc!n"I. 49, irrtt the ONT
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