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YoRKvILLE, s. G., Aug. zs, 1866.
DR.. ]. A. CnoPToN-Dear Str In reply. to
your ncte, must, my dear sir, say to- you that
If there is a snan living to whom owe q G debt t
hayinr beer cured of most painful case Of
Piles With which had suffered for twenty-five
years, in SO short time, it seems almost in
credible. Yet it is true. I never felt better IN
my life than do now. I have recommended
ali nv friends to you, and will continue to do
so. Your sincere friend,
''' r. j. ADAMS.
GMr. Adarls was his patient in 1921
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University OF VIRGINIA

OPENS October 1; continues through nine months. It 4,
organized in schools the elective system with fql
Chemical and Physical LaboratOries In Law, Medicine,
Teaching and Agriculture Apply for Gata-
yersty of Virginia, Altemarle CO.. Va,
August u, 1873 I'm
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spalding's Glue, save and mend the pieces

rs The hot and rainy weather is testing all all
exposed wood work especially the aSSl ss sbrUI 81 o
SSoien snabie them toSwarrant all work sold
e Sy ibanas % Messrs. /. H. HALL & Co., at great
have erected, in with their
nnpr Faetory: modern drying room in which
all aid Doors are placed tin fully dried before Gu
Ing and pnn'i1;nf as Rosy end sa
for prics list Of Doors, Sashess Blinds, White
Pine. Walnut and fancy. .Lnmbers; genus 1oT 0,5
Asbesstos 2Roofing Felt, used xtensively al
over the country for Its cheapness ana oufEaoli7
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PILES. FISTULA, STRUCTURES, TUMORS,
iWRENS, Diseases of the KIDNEYS, BLAD-
Dr.. G. has made the treatment of the above
Diseases speciality for thirty-three years, and
guarantees perfect satisfaction in the worst
cases that can be found he has the pleasure
of referring 10 hundreds Of the medical profes-
sion who have been his patients. Call at his
rooms and see letters from them-.those Of the
profession. Read letters from Messrs. Bailey
and Adams, upon whom he operated in 1862.
Mr. Bailey sent Dr. G. four Of his friends on
the 18th instant-August:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RAILROAD i ! MEETING.

A meeting of the citizens Of Anderson Coun-
~ viii be held in the Court House on Monday
next, thes first day of September, that being
saleday, to receive information as to the pro
ceeding of the Abbeville Convention, and also
20 consider matters of importance connected
with the Chicago Railroad enterprise. A full
meeting. of the citizens is especially important.
s ]. S. MURRAY, chm'n.
Aug. Is, 1873
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zss we see that Proctor & CANDLES Ex-
ira olive soap is becoming very popular in
our CITY, its quality we know is superior, ana
being I nicsly perfnmed we are not surprised
that Consumers prefer it, and that it has a large
sale. - 8. 80. y. = g.
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WILLIAMSON, June Is, 1873.
Messrs. Sharpe Dc Towers:
your inquiry in regard to my opinion of the
BROWN COTTON GIN, I can say that
would not take it down to put up any other
Gin that am acquainted with. 1t runs very
light; is no trouble to keep in order. To prove
the last assertion, I ginned three hundred and
twenty bales on mine and never removed the
caps from the inks; in fact, don't think lost
20 minutes in all the time from anything wrong
with the Gin. 1t makes a very good staple, and
sells in our market at the highest prices.
Yours respectfully, -
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GEO. W. WILLIAMS, 1
wILLIAM BIRNIE,
JOS. R. ROBERTSON. J
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HALL TOWNSHIP, June 2l, 1873.
Mcssrs. Sharpe & Towers:
YOU a Fifty-saw BROWN COTTON GIN, on
which we ginned $50 bales of cotton. We think
it IS the best Gia, made The Gin runs light,
picks fast and clean, and makes fine sample.
w. B. NEWELL,
N. J. NEWELL.
July 10, 1878 am
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THE RED SIGN
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anrrNwoop, 8. G. Oct. |, 1856.

GREENWOOD, 8. C.. Oct. 1, 1856.
DIR. J. A. Cr.oproN, Huntsville, Ala.-DEAR
SIR: Since your operation in 1852, I have had
no sympton;s of Piles. Not only relieved of
that, but my general health has much improv-
ed. I gained twelve pounds in three weeks
after 1 recovered from the operation, which
gain in weight have still retained.
to go to YOU and have them taken off. My life
was saved by the operation. / could not have
lived in the situation 1 was In before the opera
ton. My general health is better now than for
years before. ~
I am, my dear sir, your humble but much
J. BAILEY.
-re-TMr. Bailey sent four of his friends to DR..
C. in Greenwood on the 18th instant.]
August 81, 1873
, 1873-12-28
A JEWISH COURT IN THE TIME OF CHRIST.

Tho Albany Lao Journal Inns lately contained
q series of articles OH Tamudlcal Inv, written
by D. Felaenthal, Rabbi Of Zion Congregation,
In Chicago. Ono Of tlese treats Of tho 'pros-
bul,"-a iesai device to oyado tho Dibiioal de-
mand for tho release Of debts at tue end of
every aeym years. Tho ProRbnl wna ~
written oryerbal declaration by the creditor, be-
fore the Court, that ho toaoryua to hamHolf tho
right to chim his debt oven atter tho Intervening
Of tho sabbatical yoar j" but I" could only be
executed II tho dobtor, or his wartantos,
possessed aomo real ostato.' In Tho course of
tho article appears tho following picture OF u
Jowlal Court in the timo Of Christ:
somo readors may, perhaps, llte to learn how,
In tho talos of ChriHt aud tho APOSTLES. snctl
JowiBi iulicial papers road, and how they Nero
executed. 70 gratity this desire, lot l1B suppose
for l. moment tl1a;, on tho wings Of ollr imag,na-
1000yoara behind us. We Alo IN Ga!liaean city.
In Nazareth. Wo enter tho courtroom aud aro
in the nlllst OF pretty large gatAoring Of peo-
pic, amidst tradosmcn, agricultuFlsss, and mo.
ohauIcH. Behind q large tab!o We bolola tho
court, consisting Of tllreo honorable JudgeH, In
the midst the Ith Beth Din, the President ot
tho Court. to Ills right atld left tho UayyaniM,
tic Associate Judges. At QUO oua Of tug tabo
IL tho 6opher. 1eady to perform the UleraH
duticB, It iH Monday forenoon. A boy, Ut q
pousiye oountonanco mud wondrous blue eyes
bud attracted our attention d. Bools aA
wo had outorol. Him wo approach, a''d, up.
on our inquiry, lle Informs uH that " IL one OF
the uol.t'g regulations to git regularly OIL Alon:
day9 anu Thursdays In civil mattera. The olllcal
bu9lnsas "a tue Court bogiua, and ITO uaton "a
, 1873-12-28
Tile British HaniIsvny-O OonlIs.is issiol,.
kfrH,,t fIc Nf}lou


The british oxpodent for the solution Of tho
railroad problem, tile " Railway Commission"
appointed by an net OF tile last aussion Of Par-
liatnent for tue decision Of controversies between
tho corporations and tho publ1c,-hns recently
1ad its first sitting, and report of the proceed
ings has roaeled this country by tho last mail.
Tho experiment il one which we Oh this sido of
the water would do we'll to watch. The Commits
sion ia composed Of dry statistical politician.
Sir Frederick Peel, man entitoly wanting In
magnetism" Q1oen's counaol, mr. h1cNanara,
and ~ engineer. we believe, 1fr. prioo. Tho
Jurisdiction Of tho CorAaisBlon coyers all COM
plaints Of tho ,chnrgos ziado by tho companies,
md nll other disputes betweoll them mud tho
public, except such as relate to damages
for iaiurios actualiy sustained; these are, as
heretofore, Lett to the courts. The cases which
catne boforo tho Commissioners OIL the first day
maY llolp to give soma idea Of tlor powers and
t1utteg. They woro only two in number. Ono
was tho compafut Of tue Town Council of Dover
against railroad company for not supplying
Dover with adequate railroad accommodation,
both rs regards faros and tho nua1bor Of trains.
md for giving undue preference. to the detr-
mant of Dover, to Ramsgate, MIargate, and
Hasttugs Which ara river Watering -placoa. The
other was TINT Of an exproasman, or carrer,
ngnlnst another company. for giving themBolvcs,
through their agents, proforonce over him i'll
the collection and aatlvery Of goods. In every
caao tho complaints are examined strictly OIL tue
point whether they have used all proper means
to obtain redress diractly from tho railroad be-
fore coming to tho Commission, aa it is only
wlan those have been exhausted thAt q sum-
munR Ia grautod.
, 1873-12-28
1v,.Hhingt0n's Noxt lsIg Wedding.

Correspondence LDutsp.!le EDHricY-Jourttal.
On tho 8tst Miss Mary Campbell, daughter
OF the Hon. Archie Campbell, aud Dir. Oswald
Charlton. Of tho British Legation willDa marrlcd
in at. Matthew'S Church with groat po,np and
ceremony, AZ uAual, there has hoon much
differences thai exist WHOM Protestant aud
Catholic aro united. AS tho Catholic mover
yiolas, tho compromise comes from the Protests
ant, Tho Archbishop OF this country has do
oi1el that such marriage canuot DO performed
before tllo altar but 1ay be doue IN tho anotaty,
and, althougll tho Church withll0lds hor bloss-
ing upon aloll q union, tho prloat may givo hiH
blesHnE aB man.
Mr. Charlton belongs to IN English and not
an American dtoceHo Archbishop Manning is
hiB head. anl letter from him to Archbishop
Dai!cy sanctions this marriage, and GlYoa u dis
penbation TINT rhe young lady may take lIor
marriage Vows boforo tho altar, though the
Church services and besalngH will be withheld:
IN consideration of all Which tho lady l,as signed
papera that ull ohildron born OF this murriago
gro to be bapt!sud and brought ~ ia the oatho,
sho IL m only daughter, lillooa, ono OF two
clildreu-tLa brother iu tho army-anil tile idol
Of her l'arents unl friouls. Sue ls very ueautl-
fui good, aud aniablo Htio leavoA happy
homo, paronta whom Hllo loves toudorly ail,l
whose hoayts will almost hroak when tho hour
OF parslng comes. TAo gentleman gainH oxqf4
thing, without tho smallest sacrifice. Tfla ~
tho inBiao view Of tho situation. Tho
worldly ride Is oloyen ,., br'ae$'nsl{is ; g,!
Charlton, who las con,o oil tho way from llgfsiid
to act In that capacity, Al did sstor to aut iii
ono OF the bridesmaids. After lilo church oero.
monY tlloto will bo M elvgant reception ut tlIt
home of the bride, which llaa bean AowIy fur
nlahoA for the OCCASION. Tho parlor furniture Il
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htarol,ionoss Townahond, Lord Tifo'a eliost
daughter, tiooampcd with tho uo1o Of tho Alar-
qs Of BATH, nlatl nearly old enough to 10 linr
grandfather a1,l now wo learn tllat 1ler sister,
Lady Ida 1Iopo. 1ias boon divorced from Mr..
Adrian Hope OIL aaoollit Of ler lntBconduot with
a,l Austrian, nob1oman, Count 1arlody. It wna
only yoar or Two ago that Mr. Hopes asster
also was divorced on account Of hor .iniRcon-
duct. Mr.. Homo Is grandson Of tho n,illfonairo
author Of Vatf,olt, md ig handsome young man
Of worry 1arge fortune. lie IL n nophow Ut Dir.
4. Dereeford 11opo, II. r. for tho University Of
Cambridge.
It ia no soorot that Lord Fife II tho identical
Scottish noble OF whom tho Into Lord Doiby
spoke. when. on Bomo ono Haying "Why don't
yo,n, give him the thistle :" he replied, "Why,
he'd only ont It,"
Lord Wentworth. too (Dyron's grandson), hns
hoa o,co noio III tho Divorce Court NJ petitioner,
aud once moro withdrawn hia suit. On former
occasion 1t was withdrawn bocauso tho co-re-
srontant was an attaoho OF foreign legation,
mud 1t seemed t1at uI.dor the circumstances Ito
suit could DO brought against him /; cIronu-
stance which seems promlum on ttnlnorality no
far nB lonse Young t}iptnn,atists nro coneornsa.
Indy Wentworth, WHO Ia extremely handsome. "a
n dauRhtor Of a clergyman. licr brother u
married to ono Of tho charming daug htors of M.
A1usur,,s, who las long filled tho post Of Tulklsl,
Ambassador In Londol.
, 1873-12-28
UNDRESSING WHEN TRAVELLING IS. SAFETY.
RATS.

TO the Rdilor of3'hd Chicago T16ttna:
SIN: Is it not surprising, aftor tho many ter
rlb1o accidents which havo occurred, both at soa
mud in sleoping -cars on land, TINT passengers
should strip themselves, In retiring for tho
night, aa If they woro safo at homo III their own
houses nnd bo'ls?
No man, woman, OR child should ever tako
their c!othing OF when sleeping on cur, stoam-
boat. or ship. They ought always to DO ready
for any emergency, md regard themselves as
worry fortunato II none occurs.
1hero is au American invention Of q safoty-
raft. mado of hollow metallic tubes, will, lockers
for waor mud provisions provided OIL It, which
evory steamship ought to DO oompoIlel by Inv
to carry, It ia far safor thau bouts, eau be
tossed into tho soa from dock, and is all right
no nlattor which sido il uppormoat. This ill.,
vontion cannot be sunk. and is provided with
ropes round it. which will support any number
of persons. When there arc faw mora of
tlloHo shocking collisions mud losB6s OF human
life, Bhlp"ownors may be compelled, III somo
way, to provide their slips with them.
SAFETY.
, 1873-12-28
INSECURITY or HUMAN LIFE IN CHICAGO.

10 tie Editor q The Chicago Tribune:
Sln uumau lifo is not safo in Chicago. Pos
siblY this may have occurred to you before but
it t,as beon 30 rorcbly Impressed upon mo lately
TINT am constrained TO inquire into tho causes
Of it, with q Wow to awaken public interest in
the matter,-if the public can be awakened to
tako real interest in 1t, which somowhat
doubt,
Let mo ask a few questions. Why ia it TINT,
in the Old Country, q man once sentenced TO bo
hanged is as good as hanged will venture 10
Huy thut in uinety -nino cases out Of d lundred
no now trial. supolsoaeas. OF other legal inatyu-
ment il interposcd between thommdercr aud Ills
doom thote If this ia 30, why is it so and Why
is the contrary tho case hero
Tor Three nights iu succession hnvo heard
plsto-allotB fred close by my residence 1Ild Oh
ono OF these occasions, young man with whom
am acquainted Was fired at by roughs. NO nt-
rests have boen ma1o. Aud again l agk, Why n
| I have resided ut my prosont address hlueo
e. and ny h4se neyad nes" sffes
an unsayory nolghborhooa TO- them,
and consequently they avoid it,, oulY
displaying their elegance and "brlof authority "
| to tho ladies IN tho sunlight. Question No. 5 !:
| Should tls DO sof
| snloons in my noighborhood close at 2, 8, or 4
o'clock a. H., as tl1oy please. aud with impunlty*
| 1A thoro no ordinance foEblddlng THIS
In short on tho avoullos aud iu respectable
but, 10 !: rough" quarters, thoir placv il not.
Ihis also, seams to me curious.
Agaiu, in the Old Country thereis Il law against
carrying deadly weapons, and they are not car.
,iea, Hera thore ia, l am told, o similar law; Il
had not boon told 10 would not believe it. II
it 30; a,ld why IL 1t not onforcod7
When Chis il my last question: will tue people
recognlAe tho fact tlat human lifa ta not Aafe by
reaaon Of tho nen-enE nEorcemont Of existing laws
aud Of tho caroless,.o.s OF prosecuting attorneye
who leave loopholea OF ascupe for criminals
And when will they wake up mud asserE the
majesty Of the law2 Eeuo answers, "WAeu p
Yours truly,
L. ". LArTEY,
, 1873-12-28
PLANTS.

70 the Editor er The Chicago Tribune.
SIN: rlloro Ia aub1cct which, although for
cotton at present. il Of the greateat importance
to everybody wlo takes littio intsrest in the
growth Of plants. Those plants whiela are ex-
posed to tho cold atmosphere iu this timc Of the
yoar seem, av usual, to havo lost all their vital
ity :; i'll fact, they aro in perfect analogy with
animals iu d wintar-a!oep, tho physiological
processes, although not destroyed, operate much
slower now than In tho other seaaons. This cir
cumstance allows the gardener to submit bis
trcos to pruning and grating; aud, il neglected,
the health Of these plants il endangered. But
still ho is not called until spring, and then the
greatest miscllief II dono by thrustiug knives
into tho revived rlants,-an operation wl,teh In
most cases (espocally with vines) causes thom
to bleed to death, -taten in literal senae.
I therefore nloat cmphatically entreat every
body not to wait, but to hayc Ills plants prop
oily attended to.
JoHH KuyyEaNovEN.
, 1873-12-28

Now ends tho old years. dayst
Aud 8wcet-tnned slelgh-bols merrt1y ring
Their echoes 10 voices TINT laugh aud alng,
Li.s Joyous birds IN Spring
Whose notes are tonod III praiac.
Contrast the ceeskiug steps upan tho Hnaw
OF aching feet that, weary. honeward 90,
So measslred and SO SLOW.
The year 10 near its close;
And tho whistllug sounds, amid tho mir,
Are sighting and .aoaNiMg everywhere,
Like echoes Of despair,
Whera thoro Ia no raposo;
But the beautiful atars Of Wintor's night
Are shining 80 eluar upon tho sight
So pure, 30 white, 60 bright.
PLY tho suffering poor!
Tho freezing wiltls are upon thctr face,
Where the Irnat-Kiug liz CASTLES truce,
Of weirtl-ika forul und grace,
IL tenemcnts obscure,
With no gllll shouts Of expcctank joys
From merry girls or lArpy boys
Ger ChtiBtnlaa gifts ana toys.
O God, pity tho poort
hear tho cries Of children all unfed,
Illu means of homeless ones without q bed,
Where ,r4ut stalks gatnt and dread
Too clleoGIesa to endure;
hear the deep n,ur1nnra Of diArontent,-
OF suffering ones to prisons sent
That want made innaeent.
CHICAGO. j. D. B.
, 1873-12-28
J. /. D. B.

The recently published pamphlet containing
tho - PYoceedinga OF the Fifth Annual Session
of the American Pathological Association" con-
ststs for the most part Of abstracts OF papora on
the minu.im Of linguistic scienco, and will.
therefore, hardly bo lookoa upon Us "popuiar
literature. We lind, however, On tho twenty
fourth page son'e faoss which ought to lnterodt
tho American people, capecialy it thoy have
cessors. Thcao facsa aro furnished BY Mr.
l1oratio Halo, of Clinton, Ontario, Canada,
and therefore rost on excellent authority. Alr.
Hule IN visit to the reserve OF the Six Nations,
noar Brantford, procured d list Of tho Founders
OF tho celebrated 1roqnos coafcderacy IN which
!lo found to Ills surprise tho nams Of Hiawatha.
tho Indian hero, tnatlo famous by tho genius Of
Longfelfow." but in q form 10 disguised TINT lie
did not at first recognize it. Wntton according
to Lie Mohawk prbiiuacation, on tho rosoryo,
tho word az usually written, If We give
to the first a slightly nasal sound,
like thAt Of tho French nh or on, anl aoparato
tho 6 aud tho b., we ahall approach worry
Geso s 81 d t. s wopS Ss' Is s sa sso 4s o
purn-bolt:" i appears from Mr. Ha1e.s inyostl-
gallons TINT Hiawatha WIS not myth but vor-
table poraonago - AZ autAontio NJ King Alfred
or Con. Washington. 1lo appears to have
That part Of his l!fe Of which the fullest acoot
has been oltained las some romantic tsastH, not
unlike Longfollow's hero. It was ha who irst
conceived TUG idea Of uniting tho various
tribes ln the oonfoleraoy, and with tho
aid Of all influential Mohawk Chief.
named Yoltauawits (Honetinsas written
Dookannwaodn), succeeded in carrying 1t out.
Ihey hold convention, alld plauupd System
Of government somewhat in the style of tho
foulldorH Of our nopublo. Tho uamos Ut
those who took part III tho convention arc re-.
mem,orod. and even Homo recollootious Of their
speeoles ls preserved by tradition. Tile motives
OF the leaGeth Wero much tho Aane aH those
which aet1latod tho frauor4 OF our Constitution.
a'd tllotr pan WAS 0 remarkably comprehensive
ona Iheir purpose was not to o0nna tho
union to tue trioos Of tloir own stock, hut to
embrace Ia all tl,e tribes or nations known to
thonl, 30 I'd to bring about goneral and porlla..
nent poaeo. ut WILL SOON a!,nost iuorotlibio, "
| Mr.. Halo remarks, "tlat convention OF Indian
| sagea ana statesmen, actuatol by thpae yiowa,
WAS hold four centuries ago In Northern Nov
| York, and yet tho evidence IL very Atrong.'
Thore aro still extant homo Of tie Hongs COM
posed ut that time. Tlloy ars held in rocollcc.
lion by means Of strings OF wampun, each
string varying from tho others In tho collection
Of Tho beada, a1ld oycry string recalling yorso.
| Tho soraos arc III a1 archaic dialect, which
differs from that Of the presont day about ~
nnoh III the language Of Chaucor tltroru from
molarn English. Ihoso aougs arc tn praise oi
| the oonfetloraoy, md nra still ohantod Wlpnavel
| 4 ueH Chlof Ia luatalled.-Aa!ion
, 1873-12-28
John MITCHELL.

2ne LcctHFcf nv 1nooloy,s HoaniaAs'
The famo'H 1rlsli patriot, John Mttcno', af-
rived In Ohicago Yesterday morning, md Ia rogis
tercf nj thu palmor Hotol. MIR. Mitchell will Ice
turo ,l,, ovo,,,, a. go,o1oc1 IN 11oo,ovs flpera.
House, M s'' On "nsnio1 M o,connoll." rha lecturer
and the subject will, 10 doubt, call out one OF
the largest audiences Of the soaHon
1ohn afitchcl wan horn In Mcmillan, ireland.
J., ~. 1o.r 11t, r,,,,ox .,., ,r;,,uto ~
~ .uo yua, Ao4u l''e '"s. ~" ~ ,saa, ~
OF thn EP'scopai1an 1al.n' ata h"a pso'! III
"Unitod lrisllmau." Tho futuro revolution
list received tho very beat education TINT
aa ~ 1nwvor ~ IN no,Tost wl,en lo attninod tho
~ la"set, ~ non4e'' .ota mn'a "o .sau una n..o
years Of manhood. III lo4S no oocame ne
pcalor," and Was associated with Charles Gavin
Duffy aud Thomaa Davis In conducting Tho Ma
linn na,vsnorcr. which attained European cocl-
H.. ~ ,:.,,,,taa fr,,, N.ron,a1,,a roo,,
,,a};ox ~ ain ouh rau ;nair,montoi n orrnnz
punty - aJo, s.Ynnr~ 1ralon1 6nrtv
ing St;tssi'a 'sna
-, ,axse,. ar!an t ',ot hr;aut wri,ar' ~ t1,"t
~ III III. ~, t;," 1in.;a dnSs
~ 80 e., Is usr;st
eFanmL Mote "1s ~ ~ ~ ~ tiova,,r ~ 9" ~;
no oisaalnoa tne eaut ~ H. i%oYo.it % u.,I nnI
epoao pIlyM ~ u Gso 5 =, r1;n,nt H. "nJrf' ~ ront
~" o'p IL " ',raaI to ir ~ Hvtt
ipr Ia4.r @ a,oGfe'gs eHu ~ e''o up "oes'o
tam8 4tosM tto LaaG i.na' .-x,.1, =, E,a,,,d
Ing p9i'cy, of9uSn1 sao "latn & u rts 1sSn'.,o o
9oil nis neau. au st1a. W. mAn - liz o ,," raar
!sp1aa, aao s,a9 ~ " 1,rtis 1 ara
so o"ua .s's1 ~. -" a t"' +n,S mo law na1Io1 In
HELL y n ausny ~ - tom tua..art H., IL
tto"son re!oiy nG., " & f,,.,a "A'l ,,,,it,
Was al5estea 't19u, na nno Santo,ooH a"vg,
!,aay ~, a21e, o., ~ nhs ~ t1ot ,,om
IouiIeeH !oafo .t@uopuitA1!ul. -. s'As - r,u -,