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TIFFIN, o.
Young Lady Admitted to the

Young Lady Admitted to the Bar.
TIFFIN, o., April 4.-Miss Nettic W,
Crouise, a young lady who has been
studying law in this city for the past two
wears, was admitted to the bar this morn.
Ing, by Judges Pillars, Latrely and Jack
son. She will probably locate in this
The boiler at tho Tifln agricultural
works burst a steam guage this morning,
scalding tho engineer, Mr. Mccormack
about the face and neck severely.
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PITTSBURGH, April 4-River falling
slowly, with II feet II inches of water in
the channel. Arrived, the New State,
from Wheeling. The steamer Valley was
sold by Mcdonald today to A. o. Den
land, Of Evansville, for $l2, 600 cash. She
goes into the trade between Evansville,
Ind, and Henderson, Ky. Cloudy and
warm.
LoUIsvLLE, April 4.-River falling, IA
leet 8 inches in the canal and u ieet 8
inches in the Chutes; less than Z feet un-
der the draw. Weather partially cloudy
and warm. Mercury 80 deg. at 2 =. NJ.
Business very active.
CINCINNATI, April 4.-RIver 81 feet 4
inches and falling. Weather fair and
quite warm.
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FRANCE.

PARIS. April AIN the Assembly an
election for President OF the Chamber, In
place Of NJ. Greny, was held this afternoon
with the following result: II. Louis
Joseph Buffet, received 800 votes; N. Mar.
eel, received 2S5 votes; M. Buffet was do
clared elected. He was warmly Congrat.
ulated by members OF the Right. The
Chamber then resumed the Gonsidera.
ton OF the Lyons municipality bill, which
passed. The Lett, after one hopeless at.
tempt to defeat the measure, abstained
from q final vote.
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, April 4-The corner stone
Of the new Observatory building in this
city was deposited on the ground to-day,
to be laid soon.
The House Of Representatives at Frank.
fort to-day amended the capital punish.
ment statute, leaving to iuries 10 choose
between death and Imprisonment for life
as the penalty in convictions for murder
in the first degree.
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CHARLESTON.

The Legislature to Take a Recess
on Monday.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, April 3.
dispatch to tho IntCllgcnCer)
The Senate to-day adopted the House
resolution to adjourn on the seventh inst,
TO meet again the twentieth of October
next. HENRY.
The Recess. Capital Bill TabI Ied'.
Residence Burned.
CHARLESTON, April 4.-The West Vir-
ginia Legislature will adjourn on Monday
next, TO meet again October Goth. The
bill TO remove the Capital to Wheeling
was laid on the table
The residence of Col. Cunningham at
st. Albans, one Ol the finest in tho Kama
wha valley, was destroyed by fire on
Wednesday night
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Railroad Accident.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, March A passen-
ger train coming south on the Chicago
Dubuque s. Minnesota Railroad this even
ing, struck q large boulder rock two miles
below the city, totally wrecking the loco,
motive by throwing Il into the river, and
slightly injuring ]. N. Harney, engineer
and Peter Yogel, fireman. Tho coaches
and baggage car were considerably dam
aged. The accident will cause no deten'
ton to the other trains at all, as the
wreck will be cleared away tonight.
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ST. LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS. April 4.-The advance
sheets Of Gould Il Co.'s new directory,
gives the population in 19 Of the IS
Wards Of this city at 42S, 1870; an increase
Of 1896 over the census of 1870. The
flour mill Of Field, Maynard & Co., Peo.
ria. Illinois, was burned yesterday after.
noon. Loss 10000, insured Tor $19,0 900.
Jacob Morris was arrested here yesterday,
charged with abscOnding from Memphis
afew weeks ago with $500, belonging to
Newburg & Bro, in whose employ he
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Ina cheerful article upon the prospects
of Virginia, Tie Richmond Enquirer says: ::
at is an undeniable fact that there is a
brighter promise, at this day, oil grand
development OF Virginia's latent native
power as a great industrial State than
there has been at any previous period OF
her history.
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Steamboat Captain Arrested for
CYueltV,

LOUISVILLE, April 4-Capt shinkle, Of
the steamer Charles Bodmann, was ar.
rested to-day, while the boat was OF the
wharf, on the complaint of B. F. Avery
President Of the Society for the Proven.
tiOn Of Cruelty 10 Animals, for having put
q crippled horse of on the wharf and left
it to die when the boat was here on her
trip up the river week ago. Captain
Shinkle was released on a 800 bond.
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Liability OF Banks for Special De-
NoEIIS,. VHTdict Set Aside

PHILADELPHIA, April AIN the case
Of Daniel Scull Is. the Remington Ma
tional Bank, in which the jury rendered a
verdict allowing $4,000 to the plaintiff
for the loss OF his bonds by the robbery OF
the bank in 1860, Judge Williams this
morning set aside the verdict and ordered
new trial,
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Wan DKPARFNBNT,
OFFIUR OF FHH CHIP SIgNAL OFTToER,
WARRINGTON, D. O., April $3.50 r. Il.
PROBABILITIES.

"AbA4ANASNt ~ S't APAAA -
PRoBABMITTRs.
The low barometer In Iowa will move
moro rapidly eastward toward the lower
Lakes and extend more extensively to-
ward the middle Atlantic coast where
special depression Is apparently about to
form during Saturday. For tho Lake re-
gion on Saturday, northeast and easterly
winds, increasing cloudiness and posi-
bly, light rain, winds back TO northwest
with a falling temperature over Lake
Superior and the Missouri Valley. For
the Southwest, increasing southeasterly
winds vering to the southwest, with
threatening weather. For tho Eastern
Gulrand South Atlantic States, increasing
southeasterly winds and cloudy weather
For the Middle States and Southern New
England, northeast winds, and cloudy
and threatening weather. Cautionary
signals continue at Duluth, Milwaukee
Chicago, Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo
and Cleveland.
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NEW JERSEY.
Fightiu the Lobby orthe IIous.

AAbNSAA SHS AODSy Va AhS AASNSus
TRENTON, April "A disgracelul
fight took place this morning, in the lobby
OF the House. Yesterday, in debate, Mr.,
Carse called James NJ. SCovill periured
liar and scoundrel, and when Cole and
John Hood, members, met this morning,
they engaged in war Of words-ScoVill
come up, and mixing in the quarrel, Cole
knocked down by SCovill. The speaker
ordered all the doors to be closed, but
before it was done Carse rushed into the
fight and Scovill knocked him down also,
and was badly punished, 1t is said, while
down. The Mayor Of Trenton interpos.
ed and prevailed upon SCoVill to leave
the State House, and the fight ended.
Coles face is much disligured. The al.
fair grew out OF the opposition Of Scovill
to bill affecting the disposition OF some
property now in the courts. Soon after
the fight both Houses adjourned sine die.
A SENATOR ARRESTED FOR RECEIVING A
BRIDE.
TRENTON, N. j., April 4.-There was
some excitement created here today IN
consequence Ol the arrest OF one Of the
Senators.
Immediately after the adjournment sine
die, an officer walked up to Hon. E. G.
Sheppard, Senator from Cumberland,
county, and arrested him on warrant
issued on the complaint of one Jas. Shat.
fer, one Of the contractors Of the Nation.
al Railway, charging the Senator with
cOrruptly receiving $4,000 in considera-
tion OF his vote in the interest OF said Ma.
tional Railway. 1t is stated that Shep.
hard retained money but did not vote as
was expected or agreed upon, and it is
said he intended to return the money.
The affidavit charges him with having ta.
ken the money and keeping it. Sheppard
gave bail Tor his appearance before the
Court in May next, to answer the charge
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PLUCKY WoMEN.-We saw two wO.
men the other day, on top ol a house, en-
gagged IN building the chimney higher.
One acted Os a mason, while the other
carried bricks and mortar The husband
has had "a call" elsewhere, and lett the
mother and daughter to help Themselves
-Blrnesrile Rnterprise. d
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GteGrteui4enGNr:

Tng Martins Ferry Commercial has
changed its style to The Ohio Valley Ne'oS.
The paper under its present management
Is sprightly and wide awake. 1t is a
credit to the town.
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BnceIand sentenced to Be Hung.

PITTSBURGH, April AT Washing
ton, Pennsylvania, to-day, the motion for
new trial In the case Of Henry Brice.
land, convicted Of the murder Of John
AlllnghAm, was Overruled, aud Brio e
land sentenced to be hung.
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The centrifugal machine a the CAL
vert street sugar refinery, at Baltimore,
burst on Thursday evening, killing VIM,
Jordan, aged "a, and woundlng two others
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Probably the youngest newspaper re-
porter In Texas Is Master Charles DaW-
LEI, aged thirteen, who gets up the local
Items for the Age.
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ROME.

ROME, April 4.-The Pope ia recover
ing from his recent illness.
Several bank note fOrgers have been
arrested In this city.
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The bill to regulate the quality aud
providing for the inspection Of gas In New
iotk and Brooklyn, passed the New York
Assembly Friday,
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AT Princeton, India ma, below Vim.
cenns, Friday, DR.. Lewis Warehouse was
destroyed by fire, supposed TO have
caught from passing locomotive.
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SoME OElast years wool.clip has been
sold in Noble county, Ohio, lately at six
'Y'lour cents per pound.
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Gen. John W. Woolley, formerly
Governor Of the National Military Asylum
at Milwaukee, died in that city ct 8
o'clock Friday morning, OF neuralgia Of
the heart
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MISCELLANEOUS.
100000 ACRES!
CHEAP FARMSI

Tho cheapest Land in market for sale by tho
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
In tho Great Platte Valley.
5000, 900 ACRES IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA,
Now for sale in tracts OF forty acres and upwards
on PtVE and TEN IEARs' CREDIT AT FER CENT?
No ADVANCE nTBREBT REQUIRED.
Mid and healthiul climate, fertile coil, an
abundance OF good water.
TIE BEST MARKET IN THB WEST The great
mining regions OF Wyoming, Colorado Utah and
Nevada being supplied by the farmers In tho
Platte Valley.
Soldiers Entitled to . Homestead Of 1860 Acres.
TIE BEST LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES.
FREE HOMES ron ALL Millions Ol acres OF
choice Government Lands open for entry under
the Homestead Law, near this Great Railroad,
with good markets and all the convcnIclces Of an
old settled country.
Free passes TO purchasers Of Railroad Land.
Sectional Maps, showing the Land, also new
edition Of DEsCIlPT1VB PAMPHLET WITH NEW
MAPS MAILED FRSH RvERYWHBHE.
Address o. +. DAVIS,
LaRd Commissioner u p. R. r.,
ONARA, Me-.
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BY TELEGR RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the InteIll gencer.

By the Western Union Line.
once Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe Btsl
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RIBBONS, FLOWERS, sc.

Having engaged tho services Of Mss A. CADY
to take charge OF the TRIMMING DEPART.
MINT, I am now prepared to show one Of the
best usOrInentS OF Trimmed Hats and Bonnets
In the city. Ladies' will hnd It 70 their adVRn.
tAge to call And examine my stock before pur.
chasing elsewhere. apl
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Insurance.
insurance.
Peabody Insurance Co.
AT WHEELING, W. VA.
Capital. .Sl25, 900
With privilege OF increasing the samo 10
$4,000.

DRECTORB.
William Bailey. Alonzo LoF1ng.
Dr.. VIM. ], Bates. Thomas Hughes.
Jas. +. Barnes. 9hep. McMochen.
A. ], Sweeney. b. b. Miller,
A. ]. Cecil.
This Company having been in successful oper.
alton for four yeArs 10 prepared to take risks At
fair rates on Buildings Of all kinds, MerchAn.
disc, Manufacturing establishments, Furniture,
Steamboats,, and CRrRoes on tho Western Rivers
and Lakes, also to issue perpetual policies on
Dwellings and Stores. This Company being
composed mostly Of our leading business men,
Itself TO tho favorable consideration
Of the insuring public, and BOllelts their pAtro.
mage. Applications for insurance will be prompt
y attended to at their otilco, BAILRY'S BLOCK,
No. l06 Market street.
WM. BAILEY, President.
AL0Nz0 LORING, Vice President.
N. O. ARTHUR, Secretary.
J. Y: L. ROGERS, Assistant Secretary.
LEWIS BAILEY. Cashier. iG7
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In the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, Judgment by default on bill
for $4,000 was given against ex-senator
PomerOy, IN the suit of HenIy Clews &
Co., OF New York.
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The Wear and Tear of Life.

The cares anxieies and msfortune's Of life have
fact the of many ailments and physical dsahili
ties. Nervous weakness dyspepsia affections Of thu
liver disturbances of the bowels headache hypocon
dria and monomania are among these distressing fruits
minds oppressed with heavy business responsibilities
hased by family troubles excited by speculation
perpleXcd by multiplicity Of enterprises or in an
way ovcrtaxed oyerworkod. should keen w tb.i,
stamina by the daily use of a wholesome tonic Thous
ands Of persons thus circumstanced enabled TO be,
up against the difficulties in which they involved
and to retain their strength health mental cearucs.
by the regular of hoseters Stomach Bitters Dis
which prone to attack the body when debIi
tated and broken down by over-much brain work or
hsusting physical labor kept at bay by the resistant
power with which this Incompatible tonic endows the
nervous system and the vital organs. At this season,
when the heat is eyaporatng the elements of strength
from every pore invIgoran is absolutely essential
to the safety and comfort of the public and required
even by the robust if they desire to keen their
athletic capabilities in status quo. Hence a course of
H"setters Btters is particularly useful at this period
of the year defence against the invisible dis,are
afoat in sultry atmosphere 1t is the most potent of
all preventive medicines and for all complaints wbir
affect the stomach, the liver and the bowels and inter
fcre with the perfect digestion and assimilation of food
it is the standard remedy.
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The WAYS in which Door, harmless

The ways in which poor, harmless
wives are deceived by marble hearted hus-
bands are many and are dreadful:-and
among the most dreadful cases of deception
is this, which we grieve to relate. An In
diana wife, wearing only half dozen
pounds OF SO of somebody elses hair upon
her head, became convinced that life
wouldn't be worth having without the ad-
dition of pound or two to the mass. Act
ing upon this conviction, she soon, by a
series of conversations, persuaded her
husband that his life wouldn't be worth
having unless the said addition We're mlne-
diately made. Captivating gracefully, he
sent home two Switches" from which the
fair lady was to make her selection. But
mark the wickedness Of this abandoned
man! Before despatching them he care
fully changed the tags upon which the
price was marked, putting the twenty i've
dollar tag upon the ten dollar switch, and
uice Uersa! Aftor strict and severe exam
ination of the two switches by his trusting
wife aud all her femsnins friends, the one
marked $25 was naturally enough chosen.
And that wretched man, that penurious
fiend, exulted over his treachery to that
gentle, lovely woman.
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MINISTER WAsuBURSE ON BA,

MINISTER WAsHBURSE ON BACK PAY.
United States to the French capital, thus
explains himself upon the back pay qucs-
ton:
81 was in Congress when the salary was
but $4,000 and l always found it more than
sufficient to meet my necessary personal
expenses. When it was raised to 1000 l
thought it too much, and think SO still;
but raising it to 81, 500 is nothing more or
less than straight stealing. Every year
that was in Congress l laid by portion
of my salary, and none Of my constituents
ever complained that didn't live decently
The people don't send their representatives
to Washington to live like princes, buck
the tiger, and keep half dozen of mis-
tresses,''
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tB j. Tome e. Co., Port Deposit, the
old and favorably- known firm among farm
ers, advertise Listers bones this week at
$3S per ton.
Also Mr.. J. J. Allen, Ne. 4, South Del.
Avenue, Philadelphia, advertises Fish
guano and other standard manures.
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ENTITLED TO HALF THE FINEs.-The
vexed question whether the payment of
one-half the fine for violation Of the Mary
land oyster laws is to be made to the in
former, has long disturbed the people in
the vicinity of the oyster beds. 1t was
finally tested in law, and, Judges Robinson,
affirmative.
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A HINT TO HoUSEwIvES-How TO KEEP
KITCHEN WARE CLEAN AND BRIGHT-Eyery
housewife OF neat and tidy habits takes especial
delight IN Keeping all the tin, copper and iron
ware of her kitchen as clean and briuhf a.
palnstak1ng labor can make them. A pride in
this direction is commendable, and always
meets the smiling approval of the .tyrant
man who pays the household bills. Reinem-
Der that SAPOLIO is the only thing on earth
that Will make an old furnished tin pan or !,
rusty Kettle shine as bright new. And bv
the use OF Sapolio il is the quickest and easiest
thing In the world to keep every utensil in a
high state of polish.
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ROBBERS WENT OFF

toward their horses, which were hitched
about hundred yards south of the track,
and mounting them, rode away towards
the southwest. AS soon az the robbers
got to their horses, Mr.. Killingsworth
started toward them to see what had be-
come of his satchel. He found the con-
tents scattered along the way, books, pack
ages Of letters and all, and at last came
upon the satchel itself. The bundle of
letters had not been noticed, although
there was valuable missive in the lot.
The robber kept the knife he borrowed Of
Mr. X however
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AN EMINENT DIVINE SAYS, 81 have
been using the Peruvian Syrup. 1t gives
me new vigor, buoyancy of spirits, elias
ITCHY of muscle" Seth w. Fowle & Sons,
Boston, will send, free, pamphlet of 30
pages, containing a full account of this
remarkable medicine, to any one sending
him their address
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Brigham Young, has been sued by
his 18th wife, Anna Eliza Webb for 5000
$1,000 pei month, and SEQ, GOO counse
fees. That gal values herself high. L
will not be matter of surprise if a stupid jury
fails to see that much injury to her person
or oh
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SIZE AND MODEL OF THE ARK
writer in the Nautical Gazette discusses
the subject at length, taking both the
Bible account and that recently discovered
in Assyria for basis. He says that, reck-
oning the cubt at 10 inches, the ark was
$50 feet long, IS feet wide and 45 feet deep
and would register about $4,000 tons, if
measured rs sailing ship, or about ~, 900
tons, if measured as a steamer, by British
rules. 1t was thus smaller than the Great
Eastern. 1t had three decks, and was di-
vided into numerous compartments by
longitudinal and transverse bulkheads for
the safety and order of its occupants. 1t
was built of gopher wood, species of
evergreen timber resembling tho pine in
length and strength of trunk, and the
white ceder in lightness. In model, says
the writer, it was all that a great carrier
could be, chest like, with lines straight
and angles square, but the bottom and top
were eliptical in outline, presenting con-
vexity to the earth and to the sky. After
giving the dimensions and the mode of
construction of the several parts, this alt
thority tells us, as if he were equally Ger
tain on this point, that the ark sis now in
a good state of preservation, but lying
under an eternal mantle of snow, hundreds
of feet deep, at an altitude of 1850 feet
above the level Of the sea. Ever since the
flood dried up the climate of Armenia has
been COLDER and snow has always covered
the top Of Ararat, rendering it impossible
for any of Noah's descendants to 90 up
and find the ark
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cB- Why did not the package of Wing,
for Bay View, reach its destination last
Saturday? Can any of the Postmas rs,
Mail Agents, or Carriers answer?
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Il believe the Democratic organization
is spoiled" and has no longer strength
enough for victory" says the great leader
Of the Ohio Democracy, W. s. Groesbeck.
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at least about bullion. lie supposed it
was coin and that there were bags full of
gold in the safe. lie didn't believe that
the gold bars and silver bricks on the floor
of the car were anything better than lead.
At last the bold william thought it time
for him to leave. So he picked up MIR.
X satchel, containing register books, a
package of letters, and a few private arti-
cles, and ordered Mr.. Killingsworth and
Burgess, the other three companions hav-
ing escaped, as soon as the train stopped
to leave the car.
The chief sent them around the to place
where the engine lay, at the same time ex-
pressing the hope that nobody was killed
thaY
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sitting between the engine and tender, both
on their sides. He went up to him, found
that he was dead, and told Mr.. Royce SO.
The head robber, and really spoke as if he
meant it, and repeated his remark that
they didn't intend to hurt anybody. Then
all the
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DIDN'T MANT TO KILL
SAW TIE ENGINEER

DIDN'T WANT TO KILL
anybody, all they wanted was money. He
asked if anybody was killed-and just then
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THE TALKING,
and he commenced as soon as he was in
shouting at the top of his voice, "Give lis
those keys, Cd d-n you, give us those
keys or I'll blow your brains out! Give us
the money, or I'll blow you to hell.'
owe want money. Where's them safe
keys-quick, Cd d-n you, or some Of
you'll get killed. At the same time lie
pointed his pistols close to the heads Of
the astonshed listeners. Where's
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we beg to inform
t,.4 - customers, md he public
g, during week