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Ut ,,-I@hH @ gentle and fascinating nuisance, Dr..
hhtnsy y. E.nFaikor, aud her pantaluona, arc ut tbs
a bottom ON 4 the trouble betweon Tloaallror spip-.
IT, =; nna apofetafy nrstow. Nr. Bpnnsr desires
secretary PrAtow rsfnsos to permit Ii. and falIs
Daex On thA O!yil-Hsryioo yules, i. ''''''
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CRIMINAL.

a. CRIMINAL COURT ."
1ohn Adams pleaded guilty to the larceny Of ,
Hateh rom Edwin Brown, tho rotor, aud MAS
Thomas carmody, Indicted under tho cbarce
o. fopbory, no having stolen a watch from
al1chael Keller, Yns called, and, on motion Of
t's attorney, the oaae was, continued TIL no1t
term. -; t.,' =. A'As
Anthony Rider, Indicted Tor larceny, te.yo nn,i,
IN S2pp, with john Wllcom al surety, tor his an
Peafanoo at the next term Of tho Court, =.
Tho trisl Of DR.. EarlI, tho nbortiontat ia an,
TOE thus morning ut 10 o'clock, and will oconnv
tno conrs, exclusive Of all other business, nnti1
dispobod Of. .-- +; -. -, AAsu
THE POLICE COURTS.
rna; Jaaaes Fi1eo VIVA bold under $400 bail to tho
M Mah m mohargsd With stealing suit of clothes s,an,
NO. ~ North Halsted atroot - AAo'u
ali iaosn , y. Grover and Robert Lauey were f,ned
stV eaen by Justice Aoully yesterday for insnit
!iiB !aule8 On tho strootB, aud alao for n rny IN
'ne daalt House Sunday night. ~" A'
.Lawronco Bohl, an italian ioe-croeu pet,d1ar
o too far 6aeroaea sae freedom Of his business tto
in crying "ico.oroan aroun1 thu as, stroats ana
1llicer Of tie Mayors statf dosirin0 IL sao ~ 81
1Meehse, 10 was unable to produco IT,: hn rna
tntougnt before Juatioe Boyden yesterday. wIo
7;unoo. ~ AVA sult VIOLATION OF the Oity or,
Daniel Brainard came within an inch Of b.,np
+ E. nfat oiass murderer Sunday oyoping. ue was
~ H. noase OF ili-1epute, on Aouth Clark efreet
s,i1s. ana was drunk Tho propretress tried to oak
tng revolver, fired It at KIstio 1i oi1da .Aw, M
y The ball just Rrazod bnr boq 1sco ~
y nlainaId was aIrcstod by 0lIcor daanv M
1Snargea with m assault with intent t. III; tit
yesterday morning be waa brought haroro ~ I'LL ~.
|ice 4 boydon, who fined him al00. and in:saa,tnn Hn
hereto aa1ltenccl him to tbs Dridewoij for "nat,
lays' Nine months aud twenty.thrse lava uviy wsi1
,aya expired when Dralnasd returns to thn cita W..
anloas some unforeseen influence uboratos liz
Albert Wintsss, the follow who drovc m
lorae and buggy about ton days ago tho nrorl ~
rty Of Philip TukIpgton, At te oornor of Of Thl' Ft
'yenne and Jackson strcet, and wlio xaa ~.
eatod and brought before Doydon, and the csso
ontiuuod till tho 25th inst,, ma .l' .estn caso
u that day continued to vsa}an MHa.4
!ay' was brought before the 's?tu :Jna-
lco lof examination. After hearing tbe aui.
oilce IN tho case, which looked blue for ia
rlsoner. Boyden concluded that tue Grand ,1nro
ught to examno into Tie AFFAIR aud thererorSS
eld l him over to tho Criminal Court Ia aS eSdS
Justice Kaufman yesterday continued tho fol.
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Legal

sHPhSMMH r. oouRT-oogNTY oF HERK1M1,n
EnnI,m nS maSr Hsx o th9 application pf "Te Remington
ohanao IL Company" ooTpo1aton "a
UPON roAdtnE aud hng tho petition Of "Thc Romtnp.
ton hnpso 6swlugMaohIns Company By its pra.taent
Fho Remington duly voraod By its said prn.dont sn
aata ehe 18th day Of juno 1884, aad 4pou duo
psoo oi tho publication of tho notoo OF tia to,
ne1ea ~ required BY Aw and Appearing aao In The
'ataaoton ot the Court that said application Il mad, In
pannaneo o. rosolatlon OF the Tru1tees of sad Onr-
putaon ana tho Ooart haing sstasd that tere ii M
na1uo. SN!' ~ p~t"s 49, ,
And attor hearing Mr. Thomas Riehard,o Of ouuu,al
'os 'ne epp4eant' no ono Appearing to oppoao. !
~ IL ordered that tho tIsstninatop Etnptrs ssvtng
aaonlho Uonphny may, and 1t IL hsreby authorized to
chino Company" - -.
further ordsrcd that copy OF this ordar shn,, la
ttledtn tho oce Ut tho seoroary Of sAto and viii tho
Soans t'ef8 OK oVoy county In whoh saId corporation
"a" ouenoaa ocos and that 1t bo publI4hei at 1eask
once In each weok TOT four xoaks ii some In
o'af county "heto such corporation has busne4s ooe
That the newspapers in which such publication at. bo
msao arc hoseby dssfgnated a. follow. vlz..
Tho 1llon Citizen, puhahod 1t Ion said county, thc
buffalo EIprss published It Buffalo, Erin County. NY,
tue Nc" York 7sne Ia tho City aud County Of
New York; tho Cincinnati cDmmeretal published At Gin
osnuat, -; The ouioAao IA1nuNE, publlsAbd in tho
osg Q! ua1osgo' nli tho Atlanta Daily Herald, publish:
oa IN tho olty Of Atlanta. 0h, and tho Boston Doi
Aassrft'sr pnblsshod iu the City Of Boston. Mas ~
And 1t IL fnEthos oEdorod that from Aud Alta, tb T..
gay OF Augaat l8 tho requirements Of this oniar has
ihs oaon nop!lsd wttht that tho said corporation .i
eaat 10 known py and tho corporate ne,ua Of sn
Ehssoh su"lng' g'Maohluo Compauy,n @s'N
EDWARD sIhIMs. o,ort.
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Pianos and orgnns,
Grand square and upright pianos Tor sale, New p,-
mos and organs for rent or {or sale on onthly INV
nenss. escondhand panoa tatcn iu exchange Al mart
ny for now. ". ". Aimbau, Slate and Adams
affects, Chicago.
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Read,a Tarnpla of Music

- IU1up18 MUHI6, =
Fpe roaew God pianos, prices $500 to $7oo: terms
*ao fash, balancs rs per month. splsulid organs
"th}1 stopa for $125; terms, $2b cash, balance On
monthly payments.
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aeYeer Saratoga Water on Draukht
ny Duo Aaynes, makers Of the /" AIars Oologno.m
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f., 1peclaI 5: O75pHEeH to Tue Chicago Tribune
minnesota Marrow Gauge Railroad is cotnpietoG
70 Amesi on tho Northwestern Railroad. aid thc
anthot1tiea at Ames will entertain IN oxoursions
party from Dos Moincs next Wednesday in COM COM
I49e.aolauon- I9 OF the completion of tbo road.
!iIe !lienGG1orth there la dtroct communication yin
tho tll Narrow Gauge and tho Northwestern be-
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approved April 30. 1874. +.



Much has been said of5the Eucalyptus
Globulus. The experiment Of growing this
tree bas been tried il Texas In Galveston
Capt ScaddeF has a number Of them q YEAR
old and twenty feet high. J., In Houston,
hundreds grown from the seed the gpresenf
season, are already six inches to foot IN.
height, and very rapidly growing The aE
peaTance Of these trees gives promise Of all
that IS claimed for them. The leaves are
soft and somewhat spOngy, but give out,
when rubbed, the most delightfully arc
matte odOr. The very rapid growth sindi-
Gates excessive absorbent qualities. ~
The value of the trees a. anti-miasmatic
is not to be rated by dollars and cents. II
we can remove the cause of chills and
fevers from the lowlands of Texas, Eden,
even, would have hardly anything to. offer
US in the way Of bettenDg our condition.
It is said also to be medicinal in the same
direction. But added to thisit is timber
tree of most excellent quality. It's rapid
growth and the exceedingly large dlmen-
sions IL attaipa, would seem to make it the
very king Of all the forests. We shall
watch with interest the experiment of es-
tablishlpg the Eucalyptus among us.-l
Houston Telegraph. 'oT slI 10 los
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~ g.
GAs.-They9 have the genuine article in
Waco. The .AdgGRce has this TO say about it.:
The building ground was first broken on
the twenty second day Of December, 1872,
and work prosecuted at q fair pace until
completed-+the frstiof March, 1874. The
cost Of the works being about $50, 600. The
main building is Of brick, with iron and
slate oofrentirely fre-proof, Il is situated
on the bank Of the Brazos, adjoining the
ice manufqctory, at the foot of Mary street.
The streets were first lighted on Wednes-
day night, May 10, 1874, and great were
the rejoicings thereat. The Waco band
serenaded' the president, Col. Wallis, and
also Mr.. J, j.. French. Twenty-one gas
hampshire number taken by the city
were lighted, which made our streets al
most as bright as day. The light was bril-
liant and admired by everybody. -
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year. such statement shall Be under the
hand and seal Of such Justice, and The
county shall defray the expense; when NJ
der this act land is rendered b.. the tax
payer, situated out Of the county Of his
residence, il making out the rates for such
and situated ont Of the county. the general
and special taxes as stated and set forth in
the certificate provided in this section, BY
the county where such real property is sit
uateds shall be levied and collected for the
use and benefit Of such county, and shall
be paid into the State Treasury for the ben
eft and to the credit Of such. county.
SIC, g. That all laws and parts or laws
IN conflict with the provisions Of this act
are hereby repealed, and this act shall take
effect and be in force from and after its pas
sage
Approved April 30, 1874. -.e--, s.
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THE HOusteHlAgs is strictly responsible
for the following. ,.f,4 .t-,f III.
Among the, veterans arrived in our city,,
to be present at the reunion Thursday next,
IS Capt. John MeTchant of Pilot Point,
Denton county He came to Texas IN 1880,
and, besides numerous other services for
Texas, he participated in the siege of San
Antonio. He is now seyenty-four years of
age, and his. good. old wife, still living, is
seventy, and can ride Q. mustang pony as
spryly as one OF her great-gFand- daughters.
Capt. Merchant tells Us that he can go on
his front gallery, and from space around
his house, within the sound of blowing
horn, he can collect sixty7seyen of his of
spzng. He has. four sons, three daughters,
fQrty-four grandchildren, and fourteen
great7graHdrehldIen, He came to Texas
when 1t was 3 Wilderness and has lived to
see it grow into q Imighty and powerful
common wealthi has lived under, four differ.
emf governments on its soHEuT Truly his has
been checkered and eYentful life. Through,
aH the governmental changes he has Wit,
messed he hasIeYer been true to Texas, and
Texans to-day love to henor him and his
compatTlots.F Hiv aRf0h 4if3eIih e1u0d3 bn
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TnE Kagfelaa lFseklg SIR hes this to saw
abOutthe "rexas C6lOny Association: ave
understand that Col. John A. Francis, trus-
tee for the Texas Colony Associatfoa,
arrived at Lawrence last Tuesday and has
established his headquarters there. Al
ready some fifty or sixty immigrants have
eome q this county and 7We are informed
that others are on the way md riiu Be here
soon. The company have expended money
freely in advertising their enterprise and. IN
doing 80, they have brought this portion Of
the State into general nafios. The class az
immigrants Is Just such as Texas most needs.
They are mostly farmers and mechanics and
50 far IS we have been able 70 learn they are
wen pleased with the country.
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/ FHR Goliad Gttard1 has this TO say about
that portioR7of the State, crops, ,etef Corn,
aud cotton ere looking fne, though they
are beginning to need rain Grass on the
praise is lluxpriant, and cattle and horses
are sleek fat The two industries of Co.,
liad'ycountTs agriculture and stockraising,z
were never more fOHishingH All we lack
is more immigrantst0 helpus out. Land
can be hads9R easy terms. There isia large
amount Of public land in this county that.
Is good for fagming or stOcdnising. aoiissr.
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THE Dallas Herald has this to say about
the wheat crop Of that section: Reape=s
will be in the field cutting wheat, on, the
west side of the river, in, this county, this.
week. We learn from several farmers that
the fine growing weather OF the past few
weeks has brought the wheat out amazing
", and the crop viii be excellent. We hear
OF some fields that win make as high as
thirty bushels TO the acre Others twenty
FIVE, and none are put at less than fifteen to
eighteen The harvest is at hand, and in a
few days We win be using new -four. -
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The Jefferson Democrat has this to say
about 1Jumpern and Folsom, = Indians.
,sMr. Oscar Park at TayleFis drug store,
has q number Of photographs of John
Jumper and Peter Folsom, the two Indian
preachers who attended the late convention.
They were left with him to be sold for fifty
cents each; the proceeds to go toward finish
ing John Jumpers church house in the
Indian Nation. These Indians have done
more toward ciyiizing their race than any
other two Indians on the continent
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THE CHAlEPToN OF THE WORLD.

Makes its Own coffee; makes its own hot water;
HFee y per cent Of coffee; extracts the aroma by steam;
maes eo4ee e clear e amber. De VIII @. Brown, Of
New York CITY. inventor -iftttA ~ t''
NO limit 90 TIE neldlOf imprOyemenfi Perfection IN
the Art OF making coffee At last attainOdl q, ,...
II matters not bow great or how small the artclemay
be, II it Be one thatiB Of auY use TO the public some
genus Raspa The idea and new inTentio n produced
that go Tar In advance Of the original that Il at once
makes is way inte pubic favor This Is especially
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VA porE, Of Moore 4 Co. = hank. has
received three elegant oil paintings from
China. They are portraits 81 lady friends
copied lron photo I, kint 10 en- - -
summer. They are nearly as large IS hfe,
ana arc Beautifully execuled. Tho fhrec
only cost soyenly-dvo dollars laid down
here alEeeiy framed much, Tess than What
one would cost ID this confafy. Nr pone
IS justly very proud 81 aIl6 nicinros. -
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This c16ee pot actoay pays for itself in less than
one month ~ PeEectiel in simplicity and economy.
BY IBIS ingenious device the cearest the pures and
the most delicious c0ee Is produced ever vet enioyei
by the public Hence We openly declare Il 10 be the
very pest eonee pot ever invented, and wechalenge
comparison With any and all others 'it ~
The Great American Coffee Pot is q decided luxury
ana perfect household wonder and we offer Il to the
public confidence in its decided merits "a give fI
and entire satisfactiOn ~ 7TTfT1i7 ~ -
Nos !, family size one gallon, So 80; No q family
size. three quarts s. .; No. 3 family size, two
Orders solicited and perfect satisfaction guaranteed
70 every family ON receipt Of price the Great Ameri-
can Gomez Pot viii be promptly sent to any address in
the United States Printed directions accompany each
Wanted general agent With capital, for the state
OF TeZasi or would sell the right OF the State on rea
sonable terms. affl I'D vri' il.'.I,- -ifII 10 >. -
Call on or address
i'3- ~ DE- WITT G. BROWN 3 CO..
Principal ONCE aud sale rooms No. 67S Broadway
opposite Grand Central Hotel, New York city.
-tip2tf h2no1h 3dt oiA - OVID dead d&Wiy
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Another COURr HoUsE IN AsnEs.
"Wednesday night last tho court house At
Neatherlord was burned. The fire Oriri-
mated in the district clerk y oiHce, = Az thsE
books and records OF the county were to
tally lost. The papers belonging 20 the
sherilEs Office, the Surveyors olEiee and The
oiiice e TIE presiding justice Of the peace.
were saved The books. papers and fprni-
fure Of Shannon & Plownlsn were total
lcss-I tr1s Sigaci.
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GREAT AMERlGkR eOEEEE POT.

There are buI few inventions that posSssS a. much
mertAs this rev coffee pot. Its contradictory per-
Iect and upon purely scientific pripciples and is en-
nreiy unlike any other ever yet prOdoced It's adoption
elatlye public y alone question OF tune. =
ITS OPKRATloE-W hen the water in the pot bofls
tom ana force their up thecOnica tube against the
cover OF the straner; thence being dashed over the
shower they descend through its perforated bottom in
shower 81 steam and boiling water upon the coffee
contained IN the stranor, and passing through It and
reservoir shove the false bottom thence through the
drn pipe into the lower reservoir to ill up the partial
yscuum caused by the boiling over through the eona
The same process is repeated as many times as de
sred OF until the strength and aroma OF the coffee are
thDrOughlE extracted Thus y 800 7Il9--[fli7I y
9flfrC ID rfi tluI1g9s 81 uad sdT i
en'y-aT sh es 6o Sss1 I. e sss strength
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HEALTH, -

T Wv | ttitt-s ftiti "a
Il is k1ameniabIe fact, that from cnses No,
pnder.ioga female suffering appears 3 be on fhe M
hood soon Se soSSs s % a'. ssseTSg
5a iaeaas9eRs pains @a gs lP, q appetite PAL
e lose that youthful vim and gprIehtnSes 40 nneb
adred. The middl Jagged, married lad is 10 Lea ez
tinualiy gfunting and fIotiing With pane a5d Geo.
her secEelons as All impaired her sSsres are Jot
eyerybody her health slowly deeiheS eot e s sPs.
f fSst % 6 SssFe hs5l hqusehold And Shsst
% her sex a that agi. Aablis climate ana nstte5
lion surely bring about ----''..
g THESE SAD RESULTS
that are now hurting tbopeands Of foales. ola and
{eSang, q nnmey grayes Exercise your season. your
3itters ns they WI cure Che above felse enilss ir ~
easea p sSS s ana Te'y s y e
ron and Vegetable tonicg known q The medical pro-
an se ~ ns Is las put a IL large bodies
ssli Dr.. ). ?. DRoMoootr
a.iia5'n9 fFopf, Lomsyille. Ky.
woman's Nedleai ADVISER. neat md ven v,,,,..
IT We asepL telales giving eanscn
amlcung ne female sex. The only book n fhs fIn6
written 'pl friee only . cents. Address above
- III 49, NH d&wfdl
10 AKER EiGRAIIAlI, ga85lk - b
ASe7ga end diif I'D - Sal,
elasscOs,is laOcn Congress Asonas, Austis. lll.a
wholesale ana RssaiI DFErEIsss.
5f50 llnl 1sot5d r.1e' = "a 800 -
g os5s .5 Y Rs9s ols Window oass rsiupe
t8-Prcscdptions carefully sohbo6hd4, 80
!, Orders from colnlIy muthanfs and phya.ns %.
D; W G BAKER Il he originator and 81. P,oo,,..o,
Y nm s sstss ss & ~ or he cure o s r
= l - qa4nliiles % suit pufchleeFg. s..
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certain cure Tor DiGfhal, Chronlc iJlarThea d.
EMERY, t5loQdy Flux,) Chronic Disentefy Choiers
piaintl Spoilc and Loosene9s Of the Bowels,
paii9a 4 Reepmmsnded By
DR.. g. Warren OF Houston DR. II N y Msfas n =
~ Man, Col. John 8 Ford. Z. DonRhcrty, q. BoWnev
Sa1ts "a kennedy and Rev Father P. y. Parlsos, of
For sale " Z. y George Galveston, Texas. nan 4
lyons, and T. j. Hart = Co., New Orleans, and By an
Prepared by Nti'tH
iiHhe 20 ia dt .. Z. PUTEGNAT. a
- ..t,..s..., Druggist and Ap0thecarv
/ yunel1 uDWlI DIoRnafIlle Terna.
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OCaE0 the forty even siars of its hislofr
The total receipts 81 the kmezicsr Home
.paelF Society have lieen 60 50l. 1CO,
aHo-lt has been inslfdnenial IA a3dinr
ees, So members % the chrIchrs
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AAE I1neEaIa of the United States c
'ennalil 500. oo0. oo0. d crt''..,.lito ,I'{v
~ cost S oc1 600
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AUsEx1g,


TUESDAY :. NAY e, 1874
wATTEae. 50
This wind that cools my barring bfo,r,----.--
What blessed peace 4 lriDEst5 H4aH
AZ Il ihls summer oir wsTs silrreds ia..sa l.,a>
BY countless angel Wings. sba 30
AaIf orr Christ had softly laid
Ills hand upon my brow. ~ . 49,
The Shepherds soice, tirs Master Eoflel .
hear them even now, es
IsIt not strangc-thls Golden light.
That plays above ny hlAd-7s
Are NOT some angels 81 l1e lord
Encnrpcd around n "a ; 2 20 eaR
seem TO prsss some Calvary cross, Z
Outstreiched upon my bed;
And now only wait b hcar
The Il 4 finished sHid.
Yes. through these daysihafiaffy Iohy.H - :
These silent nlghts ! wait: t-f9s
1 only walt little while 1 hl
The openingof the gate. a'1h 80
know that ! am near the gate.
For when night comes again. f.t y ?
And lights m Heavens vide windows nash7
Behind each sapphire Panei fa.sss
lis then my pillow, hard and rough,
Another Bethel seems;
sleep, but ali the night watch
The angels in my dreaIas.
They fash along this heavenly way.
ASH 20 Heavens broad door,
4 vine bad climbed mp through the sky,
And white-winged blossoms bore.
So. now ] know my home is near.
That am near the gates ff
only fold my hands IN prayer,
Then knock, and knocnng-wait
lhnckerbocker Magazine.
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LIVERY SEWING MACHINE
DU6B1EDrIN ieyALBE
Fen si-13d'cBs rlBrrif H rlH
Ralner'ss .CombinetioD Attachment.
aR0B All SEWING MACHINES.

aEoB AL. SEWING NEcnrEs.
- p..seei asnInlnsi's sold better than. can -
s . rls ~ lniIlnel.s iol6 viii different colors
z - go foode - one ole1ltl0n
49, an1 Plaees foid n any sc.n perfectly
- "A pa. a,aoubls or sinxlsfoIdo On n.
err o. l1nd- -
n oulds Ais banfH
e pssperns nd appliea double French len
= = rrlr.rcs . cord vult perfectly.
y tttgfres ana Place. cord welt n any 1cam
q Ifp.spIFsSe cqfa vet. a ne e.ue .nsgasberssp
nd placing De web IN he ihcEing searn Seinr II
81 l.-ll 80 81 'de1l1oIir = oDepI,srlfion-
~ u c111 tI1In rllhcrInf.
n rl1cll ed solll o. ~ ne E1nIe tina heite-
8 - u Fosll, ~ o. straight
AT fIn41 wI0n I'D. fff
"a III tIrI1 uLIE' trI tIrHIr4
= = 49, ~ r1r1 uIth1if tillrE
Ihs nlElngeanf - vcry novll nra 4 4 one a ftr
Ge1l ell1cll1nll Tn nla, ~ ifs Utility
BIZ ~ T4.1t q ~ 1'H'Il'7 r-l1rl'1r. -
= c1-1lI'T rLII1 L % rl.r'Irz rIIrlIre
- 81 81 lnl,T1clI1lS fori1l dg6 rl1r1
EAL1fLL LIAIIII. ECIEEIFH CO.
~ ol,,.t11liy seldom c1crad % tee1is q toit
elze1s Wtlch aII vented epclIg1ell, inlEedinlslg.
uoFl1 wy