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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-17
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There were seven deaths in Columbia
for the week ending the l6th-whites
two; colored FIVE.
E. E. Davies & Co., Piain street, have
just received twenty five barrels prime
Irish potatoes. and are selling them at
So per barrel.
The following is the range of the ther.
mometer at the Wheeler House, yester.
day: 5 A. H., 7G; Ia. NJ. rs; 10 A.
~, IT; IL DI., 50; 2 2. NJ, 81; P. a..
80; P. NJ, 70.
Mr.. Symners, recognized Judge in
articles eatable, puts forth card this
morning, announcing what he has on
hand. See him and try them.
Mr.. Mathewes has just completed
portrait of Mayor Alexander, which is
worthy OF inspection. 1t is work Of
art which will reflect credit on the artist.
The owners OF running as we'll as
trottirg horses will see that the Auxili.
ary Association lave offered liberal ere.
miums to be contcnded for at the meet.
ing il November.
MAIL ARRASGEMESTs.-Ih NortEefr
mail opens 6. 30 and 1870 A. A.; closes
8 a. NJ. and G.3O P. Al. Charleston
opens z A. NJ. and 23O p. NJ; closes
g.. Is and 8 80 P. Nj. Western opens 6. 80
and $50 a. NJ; closes and C.3O P. IT.
Wilmington opens 4.a0 Z. NJ: closes
6 A. NJ. Grecnville opens Gas P. NJ;
closes A. NJ. On Sunday the oficeis
open from 8 to P. NJ.
PHGSlxIASA.-After all the iolliest
crew known is the corkscrcw.
The topers favorite bird-swallows.
The telegraph reports marriage o.
beard Western bound train. Was it
raiiroad-tie?
It is said by those familiar with the
business that the next ground upon
which divorces will be obtained will be
emotional insanity" such, for instance,
as marrying an empty purse.
A question of privilege-asking to go
home with girl.
1t was an earthquake which made Val
paraiso raise so recently.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-St.
Peters (Catholic) Church-Rev. J. L.
Fullerton, First Mass at Z A. NJ; Sc.
cond Mass at 10H A NJ; Vespers at
~ P. NJ.
Trinity Church-Rev. P. J. Shand,
10% A. III. and P. NJ.
Lutheran Church-Rev. a. r. Rude,
10la A. NJ.
Baptist Church-Rev. J. z. Menden.
hall, pastor. IL A. NJ. and p NJ.
Sunday School at 9 AN.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. J. e.
Bryson, II A. NJ. and P. Nj.
Washington Street Church-Rev. o.
A. Darby, 1Oll4 A. NJ and P. NJ.
Marion Street Church-Rev. ". D.
Kirkland, 1Ok A. NJ. and 8 P. NJ.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Geo. Symmers-Butter and Teas.
W. Lowry Sawyer Wanted.
Meeting Columbia Lodge.
Miss Fickling-School Notice.
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Since Miss Maggie Elphic:l, tho Con
Iecticut oystcrmun's daughter. pulled
young Sims out of the bay ut Green-
w!ch, she has received dozen oilers Of
marriage. and tie Connecticut girls are
now asking, "MotEer, may l go cut to
sWim2"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10
American Women at Vienna.

A German paper has this TO say of
our fair country-women at the Vienna
Exposition
American mothers with a good
supply of daughters, who render
themselves pleasantly noticeable 10y
their good-sized fair braid>. become
conspicuous on account of their intel.
ligent way OF viewing the objects eN-
hibited.
The ladies moving in court circles
were Grievuuslv sighted 10y the pub
lie, whose attention ceuterd wholly
on the persons of the Emp OF
Austria and his wife, anu the Crown
Prince of Germany and his wife.
Thousands of persons never grew
tired OF looking ut these noble repre-
sentativeS of royalty and ii they
CHANGED at all To cast a glance at the
gallery OF a~ristncratic beauties, they
saw but onc face. hose lovelines>
stood out uneClipsed from the sur
rounding splendor. Ii was the charm
ing Young wiieof General Schweinitz,
Ambassadors Of the German Empire.
and the dau hter of John JAY, the
American Mi lister to Austria.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10
WASHINGTO
W ASuiNGTON. il

WASHINGTON. June Z.
The Postoflice Department has con.
clUded To send SPECIAL agent To- the
various T%erritorie>t to Inspect the stage
routes prior to letting mail contracts
on the 1>t of September next. The
Department : under the impression
that there is considerable swindlin.
both as to the length OF routes
claimed, and the frequency with
which nails are delivered. 1t is pro.
posed 10 stop that sort of thing if pos
s.ble.
Acknowledgement Williams la
made public his opinion OF the disio.
>itiOn To be made OF the Modoc>. ana
RENTS tn IN 10 the action of General
Davis. Their chief otlensC cited. j.
the assassination ui the bearers of flags
of truce, IA eri;iie which heretofore has
received the punishment OF death.
The President and Secretary of War
have already been informed OF the
opinion OF Acknowledgement Williams
that such 81 the Modocs as are charged
with offences against the recognized
laws OF war, may he tried and puu.~h-
ed 10y a mil tary commission. The
War Department will. in accordance
with this opinion, send Instructions to
General Davis through General Srhu-
field.
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aiSiERN ~CiEn
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL To I'll SENTINEL.
NEW YORK.
New YoRE, June Q.

New York, June Q.
The Superintendent Of Police re-
ccived on Saturday Il l,air of hand
cum, with the compliments of Biindy
Winslow. the alleged hIghwayman.
who while wearing the handouts
escaped from an officer ON ThurSdav.
While the pupils OF Rev. Mr.. Sell
lecks school OF Norwalk, Connecticut,
were boating Saturday afternoon, ac-
cuinpanied by their teacher. the
steamer Americas ran into one OF the
boats capsizing it, and three BOYS We're
drowned. Their names are CHARLES
J. Bostwick, Auburn, Ed. Morris,
Troy. and W. Is. Crane. Spmors.
y WASHINGTON special SAYS there is
Il growing feeling among officials for
the amneXa ion OF Guatemala to the
United States, and that the citizens at
the former country accompanied iv
its accredited Minister assured Prc>i-
dent Grant, of the deSire of the reG-
pie for annexation, and their anxiety
10 know when such results could b
reached.
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REFINED WoMEN.-A lady write:

REFINED WeMEN.-A lady writes
as follows to Figaro, and as she prob
ably belongs to one of the two classes
of women she last mentions, she very
likely knows whereof she speaks. 1t
appears in this age that an exquisite
~ neat taste is acquired" Girls IN
der twenty are rarely tidy. They
may desire to Look neat, but they
rarely attain exquisite freshness. Old
maids, and I'M happily married,
are the ones who learn the refinement
and quintessence of neatness. The
former naturally incline that way,
and the latter have the incentive to
excite and retain their husbands adj
miratiOn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10
FOREIGN NEWS,
MEXICO.
NJ t.,

MATAMORAS, June }.
The Tor PubltcH, the Government
organ in an editorial headed ''inva-
sion severely criticises the General
Mackenzie expedition to Mexico in
pursuit of the kickapoo Indians. de
nounclng the acts as an aggression
committed upon a nation that is too
weak to resist, and intended to serve
as a preteXt TO seize additional terrific
ry. the Government Of Mexico is
urged to eXact immediate PREPARATION
for this violation of her sovereignty,
ana concludes by saving that If it is
not complied with it will lie found
that Mexico of to-day is not the Next
60 of 1916. 1t is supposed that this ar
ticle reflects the sentiment of the
eminent. 1t was received from the
city of Mexico by telegraph. and is
put forward to test the feelings of the
people Of the frontier o! Mexico.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

ILLIBERAL.-Forbes 4ttc Endormeat
goes for excluding the Normons
from participation in the Fourth of
July celebration in Salt Lake City.
Brother Forbes is getting a little sell
fish in his old age to want the few
Gentiles in his diocese to monopoIize
the whole of the g-l.o-r-i-o-u-s Fourth.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

FOUND DEAD.-Jesus Alvarez, who
was found dead on the desert plains
of Arizona. as appears by u dis
patches published herewith, was well
known in this section Of Nevada. He
wa of good family. and at one time
figured about Austin as an extensive
mining operator.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

CINNABAR.-lhe Phoebe Record be-
lieves there is cinnabar on the Colora-
do river at Il point between the mouth
of the Rio Virgin and Big canyon.
The Indians who inhabit that section
use a bright red paint, thought 20 he,
by p~rospectors, genuine protosulpnide
OF mercury or cinnabar.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

THE PoEr OF lHE SlERRAs.-An
Eastern paper says: "Joaquin Mil
Ter has contided to Mr.. ReuIath the
intelligence that he is to marry the
only daughter Of Sir T. D. Hardy, Of
London. She must be hardy to at
tempt the tanning of so brilliant q
moth"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

REwAHD.-The Governor OF Kan
sas has offered 81 900 reward for the.
apprehension of each Of the Bender
butchers. We have a description OF
them, which is AT the service of our
officers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

CLOSE GAME.-Griffin and Mordc-
cia, two North Carolina murdercrs.
were reprieved by the Governor the
other day after they had been dressed
for the gallows.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

THE Virginia Conservative State
Convention for the nomination Of
State officers, meets at R.chm nd,
August G, and the Republican Cor.
v.ntion meets at Lynchburg, July 81.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

HOTEL DE SHAEoN.-Our San Fran.
cisco dispatches say that William
Sharon, the great capitalist, is shortly
to build a mammoth six-storv hotel in
San Francisco. When completed, it
is to he conducted on the European
plan. Mr.. Sharon NAV rely on our
patronage when he gets his new house
in full blast.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

THE Minnesota Republican State
Convention meets al 81. Paul, July
10th, There is likely TO he a sharp
fight for the nomination for Cover
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

DECLINES. Henry \. Wise de-
clines to become the Republican can
didate for Governor of the "Old Do
miEion."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

BANKING.-W. 5. Mccormick, for
merly of White Pine, has gone into
the banking business in Salt Lake
city with A. w. White.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

/ THE St. Louis Democrat says: Con
gresham Stone has recovered the
watch stolen from him at New Or.
leans but the Government has only
recovered a very small per cent. OF
the money stolen from it by the same
crowd in Washington. l, is a strange
freak of conscience that makes a man
return a Congressman's watch, and
yet allows him to keep his back pay"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

SARCASTIC. The San Francisco
Chronicle says the Sacramento Record
aspires to be the tin-can at the tail of
the Republican dog"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

THIEvEs.-An Eastern exchange
says a lot of New York thieves are
STEALING their way westward"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT. June o.
The loss by the burning of the
steamer Meteor to-day wa> $1,000 o II
the boat. She had nearly a full casgo.
the value OF which is unknown a,
present. The warehouse and f:ei IA,
sheds Of Buckley 4 Co. were destroy.
ed, together with Il large quantity of
freight. Loss on buildings, S4J.000:
insurance about S3S 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10
BORN.

IN virginia City. June ), 70 the wife Of
bnstare Perrin, u SON.
IN Dayton. June 1, to the wife of Parke
i"arne>, Il sou.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

patches this morning contain an ac-
count of the massacre of a portion of
the Modoc prisoners by white men.
1t seems that the prisoners were
being conveyed in wagons from one
camp to another when they were in
tercepted by disguised white men
and mercilessly slaughtered. Oregon
volunteers are charged with the
bloody work. II was an atrocious
piece Of business, and looks at this
distance very much like it was a put
I'D lob"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

PRIsoNERs.-There are 978 prisoners
in the penitentiary of California.
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DENTIST NOTICE.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

EURtKA MINING AND SHILLING
~ COMPANY II ocation OF works, Eu-
reka County state of N'VaQa.
NOTICE Is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the board OF directors held AT their
Office on the 18th day OF June. 1873. an
assessment (No. u Of twenty coz cents
per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF said corporation, payable inn
mcdiatclN in United states god coin, to
the secretary, at the office OF the ,ompa-
ny, NO. III saiISOnIe street, san raLc.s-
co, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall rrinain unpaid on the sth day oI
july, lS73, Will be deemed delinquent ana
be advertised for sale at pubic auction.
unless payment shall be maze be-
fore, will be sold on FRIDAY, the first
day OF August, 1873, to pay the delin-
auent assessment, together with costs
of advertising ana expenses of sale.
7. 4. LEA Fl, Secretary.
Office, III SanSouIe slrt,t our slalrs)
san francisco, California. jelU
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New GO-lap.
HOOK AND LADDER CO..

p, HE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
ing OF the Hook and Ladder Compa-
nv of Eurrka Fire Del artm' mt VIII he
held on TUESDAY ENENlNu, June ~,
at : O'Clock, at theTRtCk HUCSEoft
Compary. "A Iull and prompt attend
auce is ordered, as there viii be business
q! importance transacted.
ie,-a j.. AAhk, Vice Prest.
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I,nnrrE INTENTION -~ iMroHrssr
SlHH l'Mrurtt and nll others Wiz,
want /, In, the BE.sr uul tilEAi'.
l.|l lh,ots Il silts IN tho Sufilue.l,
should mi fail IL gi,u Atkins. Ateele 4
White Iiuuts n Slinus mo trinI. 10
li1rp WHO lmsr Ind them nothing n.ri
bp .t,l II. al unitr In giving ilrm tho
lialni lfisp, 1llop aru manufactured
irpin tn sefy lesl htah. and thu work
Ii warranted nj T. zip ~ enmr unlrr.
auI il great falling with MI bnan n
shuts 4 i,ill assortment u this Justly
erl,hrat.l mike laf mon, wnlnsn md
ei,illrrnr nrna alWatA ~ hund Il, j Is.
tANAnp's. VIZ han rnl,l tlem fur Il or
q ,snrs NIL uesef vt Ind pl,e tnif
TINT dbl ~ give entire satisfaction.
hui u liz rnHifnr, aenfar ran ln fetufr.
II Il, who viii sls they ure the bust
bnda they r,,r heught and Instant,
produce their prof. hy showing yn 4
H., covered Will, pnr II them. splrIi.
did hpas worn i ,rur md miro MI
tpuud nnl without Ianbl tI,"il
pinnl fir vnnr snnnni Le found. Gis,
them trial aud ynu al,all not regret
~, III.
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Nervous oDrbIIDty

Wirn Ii gIoemy attendants, Inv rPirlls,
Depression. Involuntary emissions, ipns
IT semen, svermsio,th.sa, ieaa II po~er
diary head, lo.s ~ memory, and threatened
iMpotsase anl imheeility. mil i sovereign
esse IN HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC MI. TWENTY EIGHT.
cOMpossd ofihe mos. valuable mild and
potent GaraiIve-, they strike III 1nea NJ
The roos u the matter iens ur Tie Hsstam.
Arrest iLe discharge. nni Impan ,Ianr and
sn@rrv. lfs uni ,itpii,y tothr entire mnn
They Aasv cured thousand " sa~es, p,ise.
~ pr package VI hvs boses and 4 large
~ Vial, which /. sary important In obHin..
nAts ~ old aase~, ~ ~ per single bus
Mold by Ali Druggists. mud ysia ~ mall
o. vseslpt VI price, Address, W. apnHksA'
ewsCtv,a H"AsorArnIr MEpieIaG tnt.
~ ufoadway, New-yark.
For .als by DR.. j. J cLEMMEN.
Crsnco, Iowa. yIl-nt-Iy
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NrN NotrMr The number II iii
tells Living Apr IT, tho week ending
july ath, he,su,a i new ynlninr, unl IL
4 gntal une viii, Which ~ hegin u gub.
scrilaipn II has Ito following ,alua.
III a,'irlaa; Darwin on w lrpnsipn.
t,am ldp f,unttefis l.e,icw. Amateur
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D"gmn1 i,la h~pn,le Magazine, Irua.
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l,s the author u the charming ttur,
'paro'ly fnsi' With poetry, c,r.
smunQ lln Lief articles " tllu tn,l
proceeding a,eht, numbers uro Central
stia. lsais Napoleon l'aill.i l., 81.
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Tia central Hall toad II Iowa,
owing bpili Il The manner III wliui, IL
IL conducted, IL comfortable coaches
aul raud running time viii, SIRE ~ :
mediums. IL becoming iayufiio route
far travel ffpm Northern Iowa IL I'll,
fnnil nnl Wei. II. conductors. &.
II. Nuapli. .laa. 1. ser,l4r and Mr.
Gple. lave tie tnll confidence u their
employees md The ealaem !. I ll,p i,ay.
cling public. l'eennsa they deserve
bAh, 'f1,e patrons II tho stato Agri-
cultural college. owe Mr. A. lln.pell,
its general passenger agcnt. many
thanks ~ la,uln shown III students.
which they mny IL Inri reeiprocaie \,
aiding - turn thu I'll. n travel Over
ll,ir elliclentl, managed route.
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OioM and .fteshnem of youth. Thin
hair Ii thiekancd, fallen hair checked
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its nse. Nothing can roat0fu
tho hair where tho folliclys asc do
stroyed, ~ tho glands atvophisd and
decayoAj hut such ~ remain can 10
saved by this application, and Stimu-
lated Into activity, - that = new
growth of hair II produced. Instead
Of fouling thu l,nir with = panty sod
ment, II will keep II clean and vigorouA
IL occasional uso will prevent the hair
lton, turning grey Or falling VI, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality IL giyes - Mo
scalp arrests md prevents tho lorna
ton Of dandrun, which u oflen % nm
clearly and offensive. vue from those
dslstsriou substances which make
sosno preparations dangerous and inju-
rious 10 tho hair, tho vigor cAn only
benefit but not harm II. II wanted
merely lor HAIR DRESSING,
nothing ckc ran bo found 70 desirabls.
Containing neither oil nor dye, II doc
not soil white cambria, and yot lasts
long on tho hair. giving II rich, glossy
lustrs, md grateful perfume.
Prepared BY Dr.. ]. c. Ayr 4 Co.,
rss~st~Ai sNA AsAtyttsai thsssisls,
LOWELL, MANn.
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i'Lts. In en-pa n I'ilc4. Dr.. 1'rnsk i
Magnetic Ointment nd# liz charm.
aifnr,llog ilpmodialp md D. ili,n relief
i, nns application.
W. lnem II le,spu4 wl,tenn r.t lcl,ei
fiom ~ nilrr source and VIM rlare ~
astnsnnpm saine nn the ointment ~
ills upepnnt alpne. Wh.n II Il e,npll.
valuable for many nifrr u-ra.
srr advertisement IN nuatlpr eulum,,
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There IN III PUN Nliiei, thu I,uiauf llHlt
sAent will mi relieve. ~ swelling Il vii
n0t ~nhlaai Ani III l4inahsss will, Il vii
not aure. This Il strong anHnsY", ba. i
IN trnn, WharN the jefis are tipt RHlat tH
effects are marvellous u hHs reduced
tUorr aurrs NJ raunMtilsln npni.lels. lHeks
law, palst, rpfA,ttH AMniliHyss rassia
breasts, sHliist hhint, vali slaanla, ,art
ACHE AZ. Hpen thr li,ltu,tl iriins, nttl II
strains. SPAWN, allia, 49,, tijfru aisln IL ~
ome yrar ihan in.p ~ .li,nr lr.teHd 4
remedies s.nea ll,e sntli LeEan |, y i
c0untar.irtit ~. 10 4ll.hVaiing p4ln -
iIsyer. ariprlps ii.ffN ~ Il thFr efaleais
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rendered h#fu,pltss II 1 .i,a Nnttiiltl HrF
healed aihyut u ta#f II II M lfittHhnr
The rsuilu - ruisii.lal r4utai eteh linllit
IL In sulliuH aH ~ e1stHiu eF8f hHsfta Aull,
Ahi, mud Il Ill hphaise II H. 49, 4t.t
N prsieAis II III | ftn y ~ ttte Hti'isf
fr0sN rlstusau1is,ll, II IA ~ hAaitifA ltsafsN
" suffer " thuy Ii ~ ~ f#n .ttAff iH1t
uleHts AtHp #l@a lf'#H f#ft8H H Est
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NJ, hive Aet4t a4 81 4
circular tas4t4ttt=A# - AZ .eEi1e
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hottie ~ III .H8H6 Nf#aEs Rtts ~ ifHtt4
iuvhl ls atitl, en5 baI. ..Hl IatlAt4 -
spawned - sNsthEsHt lfIaa i#l,a ntHleH, ~
fUr ssre ssaaftn III shepp Aipu s.snsfe-~
thIs lIhinl Ut III Nalil, ,p4ir Hiientisu w
family should 10 withu,l .'Nnl ur Lin.
mint ! H. ilnal Ain, Nm irfk.
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NAuAAIAu Enn

BARLOW MAuAkisE ron Auuusr.
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