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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

Bno. RApsR, Of the Macarthur REQ.
ord, would like to have a aquarrcl with
us. IL won't do, Bro. kaper. You
are too small a pattern for that Your
best hold is to 20 on advertising (ant
drinking) BothWell's vine -Jdeksoa
Standard.
You don't crawfsh that way,
Mr.. MsckIey. If there is any
quarrel on hand it is Of your own
instigatiOn. Il don't make any
difference about the pattern,
how about the factsi Didn't
yea eat your own words at the
demand Of the man you had
malicIOusly abused : Hon. NJ. L.
ClarkI Don't you hate him SO
now that you abuse everything
10 the SciotO Valley, simply be.
cause Clark lives there and you
dare not abuse him? When we
are coerced into acknowledging
that We have maliciously lied
about aud abused = man, We may
feel nearly as small as you ap.
pear.
You are q fine pattern to talk
about small things, 'sint your
Didn't Hon. John T. Wilson hold
you up to the world as a black.
mailer, and didn't you beg him
not to produce the evidenced
Haven't we got your private let.
ter in our possession to prove
that in public matter you was
afraid TO act independently, and
didn't you refuse to publish it
when We offered you 81 per
square for the accommodation?
Haven't you, for the las. seven
years or longer preached tota
abstinence and death and damna-
ton to any one who looked on
whisky, wine, beer or tobacco,
and at the same time advertised
Binninger's gin and Speer''
wine, taking those "poisons'-
as yo1 call them when you doa'l
advertise them for pay? Ant
wasn't they all consumed in YOU
Oficef AT least you never pait
special tax as 9 retail liquor
dealer. Or to come down Il
later facts, which you do seen
anxious to discuss, but which fol
Grand Jury reasons we ought Il
remain silent upon: Haven
you insinuated in your paper
that Judge Du Hallway was brio'
ed or coerced to do the bidding
Of the whisky ring by their pow
er at the polls2 And instead oI
doing it openly and manly hav.
emit you done 1t in such a mean
low, Sneaking, contemplate way
that he or his friends can not no
tice ii! Answer these and We II
ask you some conuudrums that
are hard.
Your plea that anything is too
small to notice is old, and is
your last dodge. Your next mo-
tive is to stop exchanging as YOU
did with the Ross County Regis.
ter when that paper ran you in
to your hole. And that would
ho oadt
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28
aats ef oAio. Iaavaacs D.panmsnf, COAmsr,, Jas
ua,g 81, 1874 81 tfr'f,0 ..f ~

sat ef oaie, Ia"Haacs Dparmsnt, Cos.n.su,, Jss.
na,g 81. 1874 saEt3fgg1g ri '59s
Whereas the Ohio Farmers Insurance. Co..
located at lie Roy. Medina Co., In the State Of
Ohio, has hled in this once Q sworn state
nent BY the proper officers thereof, showing
its condition and business, and has compiled
In all respects with the laws Of this State. re,
lahn TO Mutual Fire insurance Com panies.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance OF law I, vii.
liam Y. Church, superintendent OF lnsurance
81 the State Of ohio. do hereby certlfy, that
SAID Company is authorised 70 transact IT'S
appropriate buriness Of Fire insurance. in this
State In accordance with law during the cur
rent year. The condition aud business OF saId
Company Of the date Of such statement, Dee.
u. 1873 10 shown ~ iollowI. - =
Aggregaie amount OF available sssets, s635,.
7si i.ss Reinsurance, $3.50, SIT 90; aeerpea,s
amount ofllsbilIties, e3e2, ,0iO.Is; losses unad-
justsd, ", touOo; amount Of income for The
preceding year in cash, e2ls, los "a; amount Of
expenditure for the preceding year IN cash.
yl22, 72s "a; losses, ti0oy yslali; sxpsnses Sf7,-
21s21. ifi@i ,S'''
tseall IN witness whereof I have hefeuu-
70 sufscrib ID my name. and caused the sesl
Of my once 10 be afnxsd the day and ysar
shove vriaen. WM.J. CHURCH, supl,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

TIE Hooking Sentinel re-
ports the discovery OF silver on
Queer Greek, on the farm of a
Mr. Moody. DR.. Moody, q son
OF the above took some Of the
ore to ZanesvilIe TO test 1t, and
writes TO the Sentinel that 1t
has proven to be pure silver.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

FoRrY.FrvE hands were dis
charged this week from the EN-.
ploy Of the VI. & G. R. r., at
Chillicothe, and time reduced on
those who remained. We IN.
derstand Q reduction was made
in the force and time at Zaleski, !,
also.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

"DsYCoMANcY, OR SOUL CHARmtNG"
l. Eow either sex NAV fasel ale and gain
the love and affections of any person they
choose, INSTANTLY This simple mental no.
quIrement al can possess, free by mail Tor 95
cents; together with Marriage Guide, Egypt
ian oracle, dreams, hints TO ladies' a S,i,eer
book 100000 sold Address T WILLIAM 4
co Publishers, Philadelphia. ~ T7TlT
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

TIE leading business men Of
Portsmouth have organized them
selves into q Law and Order
League, the special object of the
organization beng to enforce the
liquor law. s,e .4s.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28
SPECIAL ELECTION.
Mayors Proclamation.
MAYORS OFFICE,
lScoRponArEB vLLAeE or McAaTHun,
Vinton County. Ohio,
Mar, "a 1874

WHEREAS By the laws Of OHIO regulating
W the election TOR municipal oficers IL Is
required OF the Mavor OF eash city or moor.
porated village TO give notice by lPrccIama.
non at least ten days before the time Of hold
where such election will be holden, and Of
the Officers 10 bs chosen.
And, whereas, o vacancy has occurred IN
the ofhce Of Marshal, causef by the resigna.
ton o. WIN. sry, and spe nal election Is re-
CURED by law to GIL such vacancy.
In pursuance Of such requlsition, I, Paris
honon, Mayor OF the Incorporated Village Of
make known that 3i.l =.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

TIE 18th annual convention
Of the Ohio State Sabbath School
Union will be held at Tiflin, o.,
June Sd, 9th and 9Th.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

WM. BAUeBMAN, of Zaleski,
started to the Westthls week,
on tour for the benefit of bis
health. w ia.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

TAG Ohio Democratic State
Convention will be held July 70,
ct Columbus. O
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs
Lost.

A POCKET BOOK containing about ten dol.
Alars IN money, and four notes In my favor
from James De6gh, Isaac Dunkle, Joseph
0gsn and naspuel d, Hgh, respectively. the
last two by endorsement from James Dedgh
and Isaac Dunkle. Any person returning II
70 me or leaving it al this Office will be res
varded for his trouble. All persons are here.
BY warned not 10 purchase said notes. as they
are my property. MARY A. DEflGH.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

JOHN s. BLACKBURN, who
murdered bis niece in Ross coun-
t., has escaped from the Athens
LunatIc Asylum, where he was
committed BY the last term Of
the Common Pleas Court at
Caillicothe.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

THE Ohio Republican State
Convention will be held on the
10Th Of September next.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28
RAILROAn.


The work on the railroad be-
low Vinton Furnace is being
pushed forward rapidly and has
reached a point from halt 10
4 quarter of a mile of "the
Baird house" Last week
there were 80 men and 20
teams at work, and an addi'
tional force was to arrive on
Monday from 0allipolis. The
men were paid of last week,
and everything is in good
shape, the most difficult por-
ton OF the road being tin'
ished. From the point now
reached the work is compare.
lively light unless the work.
men should strike rock in the
summit at Baird's which does
not appear probable from the
indications, and a few weeks
will materially increase the
number Of miles OF road finish.
ed.
That portion Of the railroad
from Vinton Station to Call.
polls is q fixed fact--it will be
finished beyond q doubt. From
Vinton TO Logan it remains in
siatNo quo, and will remain SO
until the people along the road
furnish the funds to, complete
the work. Now is the time for
them TO move, and especially
the people Of our own town and
county. Logan has commenc-
ed to wake up, and wants the
road finished to that point; Cir,
cleville, Columbus and Dayton
are moving for q railroad down
into this country. Are we
moving to encourage any Oi
these projects No; beyond ar
gumeDts and disputations with
the narrow gauge people, who
are at work, and have some
heavy capitalists interested
Vinton county is asleep on the
railroad question. II behoovet
US to wake up. By putting
forth an effort and completing
the work on our road we car
place ourselves closer 10 these
parties who are seeking the
best coal and iron fields than
sany other point. By remain.
Ing quiet we lose this advan'
tage, and repel their advances
Can We afford to do thisl While
Macarthur and vicinity can mo-
be excelled for coal and iron. Il
will pay Us to remember that
We have NO monopoly Of those
articles in this section, and (
road can reach millions OF tom
OF each without coming neal
us. This Is q critical time il
our history. There Is danger
that all Of these roads may fai
altogether or be diverted
through our own stupidity ol
sloth. Instead of waiting fol
Circleville, Columbus or Day
ton to build q road 10 Us w
should be striving TO build
road to them. Capital, like
Provid ence, helps those who
help themselves.
Many Of cur citizens are be
ginning to see the matter IN
this light, but thus far it hai
only resulted in talk. II some
Of our citizens would only stil
up enough energy to make Q
thorough canvass for stock sub,
scriptions our portion of the
railroad could be completed,
and one and all Of the now pro
jscted outside connections Sc.
cured. No organized effort 10
procure stock has yet been
made in the county, and now is
the time for action. r1 4.
The Portsmouth Tribune
publishes the extract from the
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28
Road Notice.

NoTitErs hereby given that petition will
be presented 10 the Commissioners OF
Vinton County. Ohio, at then ncxt session, 10
be held on the first Monday OF June, A. d.
1874 praying Tor the alteration Of the county
road leading from Macarthur 10 Zalsski, Ohio;
at Henry H.rold's Mill, IN Elk township,
Vinton county, OHIO. eaid alteration to BE- Ms
follows; beginning In said county road at a
point In front OF Isaac khry's dwelling house,
thence running nonh~easterly direction
about parallel With the Marietta a Cincinnati
Railroad, unit line intersects the old road.
bed IN the lands Of Isaac Shry; thence in nor.
therly dIectIon TO the soulh. east corner ofthe
lands OF Holden In PIP, thence IN north east
efly direction 10 point near the center Of the
north, east quarter OF the northwest quarter
Of section thirteen, (l3l township eleven, u1l
range seventeen, Q7l thence IN q noriherly
direction Oh the nearest and best route TO ins
tersect the SAID state road, leading from Nc.
Arthur to Zaleski, OHIO, at point about eight
rods west Of the house 10 which John Berrold
now resides, and there TO end, and for the w
cation OF that part Of fsaId county road, now
leading from Vinton Station 70 said State
road lying between the point where SAID al
teration begins and the said State road FROM
hcATthur 10 Zaleski, oh o.
HOLDEN TRIP, Petitioner.
April %, 1874. 5w
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28
Monday the 9th Day Of June 1874,

is by NE appointed the day on which the
qualified electors OF the Incorporated village
OF Macarthur are no tified TO meet Of the Court
House, IN said village, at the usual place des.
ignated for holding srch elections. between
the houre OF six o'clock IN the forenoon, and
az o'clock u The afternoon Of said dsy, and
Tor the following of'cer, TO VIZ: (
One harhaI. for the ons.pirsd ssrm. 81
Given under my hand At my once, IN said
village, this 26th day OF May, A. d. 1874.
PARIS HORTON, Mayor.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that petition will
1N-be presented TO the Commissioners Of Wit.
ton County, ohio, at their merit session 10 be
held on the hrst Monday OF June, A, b. 1874,
praying for the location Of County road along
The following described route, to wit: Begins
ming at the north end OF Outslot Alleyin The
town Of Macarthur Vlnton County, Ohio, and
which said point 10 on the quarter section line
dissection twenty zone, ,(2i) township eleven, ,(ll)
range seventeen, (l7) and seven and fifty hun.
dreths (7.6C) chains west OF the east section
line Of said section, and running thence east
on saId quarter section line across secuon
twenty ,obe (al and ss ction twenty-five (a2)
70 poins at or near o small ravine, and curv.
ing in o aouthseasteTly direction along the
bank and again curvlng thence IN q north.
easterly direction back TO said quarter section
line, and continuing on said line 70 the center
Of the county road, At OF near the cent er OF
section twenty-five, l22) township eleven, QD
range seventeen, ll1 as Aforesaid, and there
10 end MANY PETITIONERS.
April 30, 1874. f'is E 5w
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28
Notice Of ApPointl.aent I,
Estate of Kemp Faulkner, deceased

n 'HE underslgned has been appointed and
i qualified 90 admin strator ofthe estate of
Kemp Faulkner, late Of vInton county, do.
Dated this s5th day OF May, ls7l. e. g9
Nv EDWARD n. WALLER.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

This Seieing Machine givss he bea satisacon 10 d.
a,.r paid for mOa readily. aud 10 he bea Of ali 10
'eu' Dthere e NO ..Domesic' agsR IL Vo,,r tO,Cu,
apply 10 DOMESTIC 8. NJ CO., Nesc York.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

Y: q: !; y;
~S ~ &uA MD, Bernen, Michigan.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-09

against Mr.. l.. ID. Carter. a very excel
lent and popular gentleman of Jetler-
son township, who has resided here
thirty years and never held Office.
For Treasurer. William II. BuIla, 4
farmer of Empire Prairie mar of
really excellent quaikcations-is candi-
date against Nick kirtlv, 4 popular
Young man of Empire township. MIR.
Bulla was totally disabled in the limbs
hv wounds received while serving III the
Union army il the late war, while
kirtley. we are told, was one OF QUAINT
relrs meR.
w. W. Caldwell. Esq, and J. T. Alt
geld. Esq, both of this city, are oppos.
INC candidates for Prosecuting Attorney.
Both are lawyers of ability. and we be-
lieve the law affairs of the county would
be safe in the hands of either.
+. {. Matte>on, AZ present 4 teacher
OF the leadin" department of Savannah
Public School, Is the candidate for As
SCISSOR opposed to James Il. Peters, OF
Lincoln township. The former present,
to the people thorough capacity for the
place. while the latter presents 4 power,
tul argument in hi, favor in the shape
of a wooden lee.
The tickets are before the people row
YOU pays Your money and takes
Your choice"
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THE PEOPLES STATE TICKET.

For GfrCru0T-
HAloE WI GENTRY. oIPetti> county.
For L'sTf"Ecat G8"frn0r-
HON. = " HEADLEE, Of Greene county
Tor N.rrgfa-v "5 State
" L. LEFLETT. % Marion roPntE.
For 4rrstJr-
,DL. EVEN HAZE. Of Clinton count
Tor TrsENVrra-
HON. JOHN Il. FISH. of 81 Leuis.
Tor &rvi>fg. az Ldrds-
Ct OTl>ENEERRE. of .kudrIin county
Tor NTs,r3aftaf-gt OF P.slr AgAyo..-
JOHN NoNTEITII. - lion county.
Tor i''3-gfg G,HsrnI-
y TNETCHELI. 81 jackson county.
Tor fldJsg q SaUrs~" tout
NN. i TOWEL. Of Monroe county
LOUIS HUUCh. OitSp" GlGaraeau county
Tor C0~rrrzg-N1vH District
Coz. Z. \. THOMPSON, OF Atchison county
To- .TrF0s q a.. -5'l Jrfi~irI Circuit
HENRE = E1,iLEN. 81 AIrtrew county.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-09
mEETWO TICKETS.


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Ford was nominated Ev ,ccf,m,,io,
on Saturday last b,r w.s d.G.,,,.d Ev
Mr. Mcdaniel in rbop ao,,,a.. .,rv.u+:,n
For Coun-- .Trf~. run~i,,p N,..r.
i u;ftrJ ,o,;rst linn p,rii, Lo,b ,,r-
mers. Will. the former ! .oma,birr IF
= LAWYER. To- boot-uIso. = Bourbon O.
the S~rrictest sort. Mr.. NIver, comes
from the vicinity of .Iudoe TaIbo+ and
- the western part of the county will
have no representation. Mr.. Rankin
would seem 10 have the ADVANTAGE Of
location.
Fer Collector. two GOOD RepubIjcan.
are forced To contend with eacb other
As. Chittenden, the presen. incrm-
bent. ) acknowledged by cyeryboGy
to be 4 good officer while il must be
also said squire Allen is in nowIse in
competent.
For County Clerk. VI. W. Boomer is
opposed To Elijah brayton. Mr.. Boomer
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-09

UNDER tie provisions OF the new
Democratic Constitution of ARKANSAS.
the enormous sum OF >!Xtl-two and u
malt cents per anuum for eavh person is
given to provide Tor IA general, suitable
and efficient system Of tree schools
Comment i Unnecessary
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-09

The i Il general registration. and
every voter must register or bc disiran-
cAiscd at the election in November.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-09

ONE advantage the last county ticket
has over the first one There wa, Il
committee appointed 10 look after it. 1t
i suggested that they meet and report
ty-ttrr4--
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-09

We th.- week place al the head ol ogr
columns the uam~ OF Henry = h,.lrE
Is an ~iuIcprnaeu, cadul4," for ro-
election Z. 'r- position of Judge %. IA"
I~wea:y-uiu;h Judicial. ci~rg:,. ~ doc
IN 80, We wi. state Tina, -a. principal.
reason toy advocating hi- election is no-
r.susc We unqualified, believe b" Is the
mos: competent man in the district. In
deed, 40 opposing candidate has yet
been presented. and may not br. Men
of all pp..ticl. parties have -igu.i"t
their purpose to vote for him lrr tae
above reason. H y.roroU- enforce
meut of law has of COURSE made some
eucm5r-, hu, thl- viii only commend
uim To- the large body of or'Irg-.oy.ug.
law chewing citizens Of the Twenty
ninth .Judiria! Circuit.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-09

Report OF Room No 7, Savannah Public School. for the Month Com.
menclng September 7 and Ending October 2, 1874, r. C. Maueson
Teacher.
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E.nno.h co.o-oa fashion Plates
SVSaSs issn.un ENEaa Nd

lowing clubs Tor lS..t will iu- lent -rafI-. "a copy
az our new and splendid urzlDIui .Dr RAINING
t-iZr2lN2rl Nv a-hIug;uu'- First Interview
NJ IlA HI Nilr. This D. q Five Dollar EH-
craving. amt the most dr,!rablr premium ever
rficrrt- For llr-, clubs. a. viii b. seen below
al extra copy "i The Magazine vii. lee -rnt IL
addition.
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Yor must register this year or be dis
iranchi,hcd. Bear that in mind.
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Or. WHITTIER.

WV
6l7 ST. Charles street. St Louis, Mo.
SO been tprgcr -rtIUsd IN 'h~ spsctal t-~tiusEt Of Al
v~enereai- Sexual and Chronic
Syphilis, GonorrhGa, CieeS, Structure.
Diseases AMI sypniiiticOr rnercuy.ai afec-
tion6 c: the throat. SKIN Or zones sHr ''eaisi
VIA unparalleled a.eetzs, On htsst eg.s-f-aG FinSiat~
SpermltoTrhcca. SeSua Debility ano
impOtcncy. asthe rrscit VI sGf aoise n yoata' s:,-
gA rNcs,sssI II litIrer wears. o. oiacr -l- sr5. sEd which
prgiuce som. Of he i1.towtuz yls-fs. asrcJuzasN, sta4HoL
saif4ioHs, d-5tir. diaIsets o. sigai. G,tcenue Nszo'y.
Tiaptes Su the face, DhHSi-Gi asccg. Grsrs.cP 10 s9ciess g
lraeics. ooHtfsioE Of .i-Gs. ios- 81 fGrzii p"-T. sfc-' Fr'-
de1us marriage improper or -
permanently CURED Finl'Riet = 70 pages rviatIIs "'A-
above. s"ut IA s,clst carefJRc, Ter ~" f'st2er Stamps
Diseases peculiar TO womer such IS
ArtHOTrHrG, DHsarCGoTra1C. No o-rAdstA LtaeoTAS-
whites. ChAJrosIs. Diss1ssS and ssDtJccEacHfS 5ftss E0mo-
Sfrratfp. ct, sf.5c~sfalT treated. beasffrusc PinpH-N
sen, scaled for two stamp. Age with experience can DC N
lied u'ou. Il Is self Ggiientthat Il Physician tf-It,ns ihNl-
aats OF case, every year acquires great sAAA' FhysNlA-s
knowing this isclIsuttv recommend pe-sca7 10 hN ohC
ConhisGtlal con sg.gAtIon. persoaAily or cf Irtiel ~ -A
invited WHEN a. J., ineonv-nient 10 visit the ciN ID uea'
CIrrahir uses rllrlatset. where dcVNLexist. itstI,sAn
stated. Oli.- hours 0 A. NJ TO y. u. snnhN', :
P. 81 Persons GryirIaJ Ia the city G; cns AIu
dirsct 10 tAs oHes. II at night ring the D0oT bsiL
The c Establishment Ia Whole heus-oft vetf- ro'tl' !
most extensive IN the country, em1Fi-;Hs i-sS@ttnu -
Con-uitation rooms, Boarding. and sisrpfns apartment
MetcIt=i and yapor Baths; . enEiprrheasi'e L-o
where all medicines used ~ tie s-tahlsAAent a1e
aud most important of ali the Library, vhere me ei =
latest standard works OF all the seaeS' OF hiedstne -
II.trrfior dis.aAri con.lnan.. which have beel proehfet
fr,r, Paris. Fran--. rrardie-s OF exrense ani !
fund in any other Library IN fhr cav. ~ 90
thr,wa wide crea 10 nl e.llcr.. -