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THE WEEKLY SUN
izze. NEW YORK. 1875.

Eighteen hundred and seyenty-s six is the
Centennial year. 1t is also the year in which
An Opposition House Of Representatives, the
drst since the war, will be in power at Wash
Fnrton: and the year OF the twenty -third cleo
tion Of a President OF the United States. AL
Of these events are sure to be Of great interest
md Importance especially the two latter; and
ali Of them and everything connected with
them will be fully and freshly reported and
pxpounded in THE SUN.
Tie Opposition House Of Representatives,
taking up tho line of inquiry opened years ago
6y THE SUN, will sternly and diligently IN
yestigate the corruptiOns and misdeeds OF
Grants administration; and will. It is to be
hoped, lay the foundation for a new and bet
lei period in our national history. Of all this
THE SUN will contain complete and accurate
ncconnts. furnishing its readers with early
and trustworthy fnrormauon upon these aD-
BorbiDg topics,
The twenty third Presidential election, with
the preparations for it, will be memorable as
dcciding upon Grants aspirations for third
term of power and plumber, and still more as
deciding who shall be the candidate Of the
party of Reform. and as electing that candi-
date. Concerning all these subjects, those
who read THE SUN will have the constant
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THE FORTY FOURTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.-Mr. English
was sworn IN as Senator from Connect
icut In place Of Senator Ferry, deceased.
The organization Of the House and the
appointment of committee to join the
Senate Committee, and wait on the Pres
ident, was announced.
The Senate then took recess, after
which Mr.. Anthony announced that the
President would at once communicates
with Congress in writing. The message
Of the President was then read, and the
reports OF the Cabinet officers and Comp
trolIer of the Currency presented, and
the usual number Of copies ordered
printed.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-Mr. Blaine rose
to personal explanation, and said In
the use of the word dishonor IN debate
Yesterday he had no Idea of personal
affront TO Mr.. Lamar, as some gentlemen
seemed to think, but merely used 1t In
the sense Of nulllfying or disregarding
Mr.. Lamar replied that he did not hear
the word, but accepted the explanation
lin the same generous spirit that 1t was
made.
The Presidents Message was thel
Tread, after which MIR. Cox presented
| a petition from w. ii. Drlscoll and
lothers, of South Carolina, in reference
to representation from the Third Dis
trict of that State. The petition wa
referred to the Committee OF Elections
after which the House adjourned I'll
Friday.
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and scarletfever In one day. NO ofbx
medicine Is needed.
j. b. CAMPBELL, N. d.
1856 Longworth street.
A Cure for Small-pox.

Take OF fluid extract Of digitalis. hss
drops; of sulphate Of zinc, three grslnss
of pure water, four ounces; mix =
dose of this for an adult Is one teaspoon.
full, repeated every three hours. Kcg
the patient clean, cool, and weu fsd
upon milk diet. A
Will cut short the disease, and nearly
destroy its contagious poison. .s.
CLEvES, O. r. III. EWING, M D.
Lime was substituted tor Zinc by snis-
take in Tuesdays paper. The above =
correct.-ED starr
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Fears Of q European War.
rFrom the resident correspondent Of
World

lFrom the resident correspondent Of the
World
There is strange foreboding OF COM
ing trouble on the continent. Rumors
of the most portentous character fly
about. Austria, Russia and Germany
have sent, it is said, collective note to
Turkey, Informing the Sultan that he
must yield up his Christian provinces.
A copy of the note has been sent to Her
Maiesty's, Government; Cabinet councils
are held every day; the Prince Of Wales
has been advised that war is so ilEr1ii-
nent that he had better return home at
once; and SO on; / am 10th to believe
these stories; when you get SO many
warnings Of danger, the danger itself
often fails to arrive. Still there is no
telling what may happen, and If the
flame is once lighted it will spread like
a prairie fire.
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Jas. McDougal's barn and contents,
at Lyons, Mich., burned yesterday.
Conde q Sons knitting factory at Os-
wego, New York, were burned yester-
day.
j. b. Arnsburg & Co.'s mills at Scotts-
burg, Ind, were destroyed by fire last
evening. Loss 5000.
\ Itis nov 'ntlnatad that tba Apmher
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Washington.

The eCOmmittee-NOSubsidies-Bab-
cock.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.-The Senate
Committee to arrange the regular COM
mittee has appointed Senator Wadleigh
Chairman of the Committee on Patents.
The National Democratic Committee
met Yesterday and resolved against all
Subsidies to railroads, and to ask the
Democrats in the House to investigate
all departments in its line OF policy.
General Babcock left for Chicago last
night, to appear before the Court OF In
quiry, which meets there on the 9th
inst.
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Baron Edmond RothschiId and Count
de Turenne of France, two gentlemen
representing $50O,0OO,O0O of property,
have arrived In San Francisco. They
travel. dress, and lodge very plainly;
are exceedingly inquisitive; and as they
are to spend a month in the State, every
one is endeavoring to learn what finan-
cial enterprise they had in contempla-
finn
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FINANCIAL.


CINCINNATI, Dec. 8.--Si0 T. n
Gold opened in Wall street at l4x, and resa
to 14k. 1t is quoted here lax buying, lax scii-
ing for coin, and Az for gold checks on hew
York. rH
There is continued active demand for m0aeJ
to-day The banks discount liberally at s tef
per cent.
Eastern Exchange is dull. There is no var1-
alton in rates. Buying at 1-l0 discount ana
mar selling. Sterling remains steady and
Quiet at ass sight and Asa, 60 days gold
The market for Government bonds Ia
steady. The demand is light at the following
rates.
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The More Money Men Spike Gun

The More Money Men Spike a Gun.
ERIE, Pa, Dec. S.-The friends OF Hon.
NJ. c. Kerr were prevented from carry
ing out their intention of firing 100 guns
In honor OF his election to the position
Of Speaker Of the House of Representa-
tives by the interference Of certain Dem
ocrats OF this city, who brought influ-
ence to bear on the officers in charge OF
prohibited the use OF the cannon after
they had received orders for the gun, and
after they had prepared cartridges for
the same.
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He Hadn't tho Nerve.

Boston, Dec. S.-Within a few days
Piper, who is now on trial for the murder
Of Mabel Young, attempted to put an
end to his life by opening an artery in
his arm with a piece of crockery. He
soon cried for help, however, and the
wound was bound up.
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The work of a Tramp.

BREWSTER, N. Y, Dec. S.-The resi-
dence Of G. w. Brewster, in Carmel, N.
Y, was burned last night by an incen-
diary. Loss, $4,000; insurance. $1,000.
A tramp had called for lodging, and it
was not given him, whereupon he said !:
"You will want new house over your
head pretty quick"
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The Marechal de Faber at a siege was
pointing out place with his finger. As
he spoke a musket ball carried off the
finger. Instantly stretching another he
continued his discourse, "Gentlemen, as
was saylng''--
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Discharged,

DEs MONIES, IA, Dec. s.-B. f. Allen,
the banker, was yesterday discharged
from b ,nkruptcy by order Of the United
States District Court.
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A Sacramento lady who sports an arti-
fetal tooth left 1t on the table of the res
taurant where she had breakfasted the
other morning, and on returning for 1t
about an hour afterward found IL at
tached as charm TO the fob-chain Of the
waiter
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A little boy, carrying some eggs home
from the shop, dropped them. "Did you
break anyW asked the mother, when he
told her or it. "No,' said the little ie.-
low, s'but the shells came off some Of
,emW
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vitapathic Sure Cure for Smallpox
Pure water pint, Epson salts half
ounce, fluid extract Of digitalis 10 drops,
mix. Dose, one tablespoonful every
hour u -... ssxe sma'l-pox, measles,
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Algeria has 10,0O0,000 acres of land
Welding spontaneous growth of the
alpha plant, which is now being exported
for the manufacture of paper.
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CBORGh TODA s;;:: sss$ss y.s$s :;:

;sbd % Sa ~ so nayS "a, LID-
50 per annum. Advertisers desiring customers
In these States. should use its columns. II Is
the best paper in tho Southeast. Specimen
copies sent on receipt OF cents. Address j.
H. ESTILL, Savannah, Ga.
~ fau6-im,d&wi
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nAINTER,S MANUAL = House and sign
i painting, graining, vanishing, polishing
kalsomining, papering, lettering, staining
gliding, &C., SO cts. Book OF Aiphabets, SO.
Scrolls and Ornaments. ~. Watcnmaker and
SO. or booksellers, or by mail. JESSE
HANEY q CO., 119 Nassau street. New York
laul9-dSw,tfl
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I'M THE DOMINION.


OTTAWA, Dec. ga telegram was re-
ceiyed by the Minister OF Agriculture
Yesterday from VIM. Wild, of the Farm
ers' Advocate, London, stating that the
foot and mouth disease had broken out
among the cattle IN Middlesex. ~
MONTREAL, Dec. 8.--Several New York
detectives are in town. Boss Tweed is
the theme OF general lconyersation around
the hotels.
Public feeling is deeply exercised over
re eiations OF the Back River fire, which
show that the hotel proprietor kept a
tank OF gasoline, one Of the most explo-
siye inflammable substances known, in
the second fat OF his establishment, in
proximity to the rooms of guests, and
that at late hour OF the night its leak
age compelled the supply Of several gal
Ions of coal oil, which was carried up In
buckets in the most careless manner. 1t
is said Logennesse will have great diff
Guilty in collecting the insurance.
ST.. CATHARINEs, ONT, Dec. 8.-The
body of a man named Wilson, of Garms-
ly, was found drowned in mill race
here this morning. Foul play is sus-
pected.
SPANISH-AAfERICAN AN NOTES.
The latest advices from South Amer.
lea, received to-day, are as follows:
PANAMA, Nov. N.-The feasting in
honor OF independence began to-day, and
will continue three days.
Official announcement Is made by the
National Government that the country
| is no longer in a state OF siege.
The United States ship Omaha sailed
I @ 70 noi fa,x Il a
| at Payla and then proceed to CaliaO.
Owing to a decline in gold in Peru the
premium fell off several per cent. in
Panama.
The Pacific Mail Company has re-
duced the rate on which sales are made
| to no. The Panama Railroad Company
reduced to 112H only.
COSTA RIGA, Dec. 8.-A movement
against the Government was promptly
suppressed. The work ON the railway
progresses undisturbed.
NICARAGUA, Dec. SIN Greytowr
much excitement has been caused BY
arrest, upon suspicion Of conspiracy,
OF an American named Henry Martin
He was released upon heavy bail. The
affair is declared an outrage.
Peru--The official announcement thai
| the guano contract has been consumma.
| ted in Europe has not yet appeared, but
confidence in it's completion has beer
again restored,
| Chili--The election campaign is excit
| Ing. All parties are decided, and many
distinct interests are upon the boards
Application has been made to the Gov
iernment to guarantee five per cent. on
capital invested in cables connecting
Peru and Chill.
| EXCITEMENT In MEXICO. "
| New YORK, Dec. 8.-Madrid dispatches
state that President Grants message
caused great excitement there. An IN
formal meeting OF the Cabinet was held
last night. The excitement equaled tha
over the Virginius affair.
IMPORTANT NAVAL MOVEMENT.
LONDON, Dec. S.--Six British frigates
now at the Indian station are about to
sail to the Mediterranean via Of the 5uez
canal, under orders from the Govern.
ment. This significant naval movement
causes some excitement here. The
fleet will probably rendezvous at Malta,
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Late Foreign News.
THE LOST DEUTSCHLAND.

LONDON, Dec. 8.-The statements made
by the Quartermaster Of the steamer
Deutschland regarding the loss Of that
vessel are confused and contradictory.
The Board OF Admiralty have dispatched
two tugs, the owners OF the lost steamer
have sent two and the Ramsgate llfe-
boat has also gone in search Of any sur
vivors.
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Tor SALE INDIAN RELICS = Coins,
T. minerals, fossils, &c. Natural History
Store, 1T w. Sixth st. de4-5Gf
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THoR SALE-LAND--143 acres Of land, Is
C miles west Of the city; upland. Address
F., Star office. ocs-u
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WI ED-sITU ATION-By q competent
wv person as housekeeper in some good
family; thorough knowledge Of housekeeping;
can be very useful to employers. Call at 173
Georae atreet. de6-2G
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NOR SALE LIFE SCHOLARSHIP = To
n one OF the best Cincinnati Commercial Col
iegcs. Will sell cheap. Address 8. &c. Box
q. CITY. 0ci6-tl
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TyoR E-YOUGHIOGHENY COAL--At
II So per load; Pomeroy at 50 So Half load
Of good coal at 81 81, at the White Coal ONCE,
Third ana John streets. 1T
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VXTANTED-HEA buy good sec
wv ond- hand hearse that presents a respec-
stabic appearance, at reasonable figures; will
nav cash. Address CODDINGTON 8 BEN
Son. Union City, Ind. de6-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. middle
wv aged woman TO cook or do general house,
work, in tine city or country. Apply at l47
Richmond street. Geb-2t
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iNKTANTED-JIM u CHARLIE DAVIS
! wv formerly of 1T4 Race street, are located
rat the 'sSun SaloQn,n 7S Fountain square, wnere
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
at all hours day and night. n0l7-2m
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T,OR SALE--GAAIE CHICKENS "A lot of
II b. d. red game COckerel and BULLETS
(Cooper's strain), warranted thoroughbred and
are dead game; they are very ne; price -
J. A. C0MSTOCK, Marietta, Shelby County,
Ohio. de6-3t
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VKI IANTED--sITUA ATION-By an honest
wv and Industrious boy Of l6 years to work
in q store or office; can write good hand.
Address LOUIS GOLDMAN, lW Broadway.
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FOR SALE.

TI,OR SALE-TELEGRAPH INSTRUMENT
I and battery, for students. Address Z. U.
Box 2,731. de6-St
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TrOR SALE-SALOoN-W Q beds and
IT other boarding house fixtures; price $z25
No. 65S Eastern avenue. de6-3t
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TNOR SALE-LAND-70 acres of choice bot
q tom land, all IN cultivation, on a railroad
and near station, Is miles from the city.
Address H., Star office. oc9-tf
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yNTANTED-HOUSE- or 6 rooms, CEN
i wv trally located, between Central avenue,
Seventh, Vine and Fourth streets; rent not 70 70
exceed $4D per month. Address Mrs. @, III
tIon noyyorth street. deS-3t
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H fifty Of the original Decker and Decker &
Brothers Pianos at from 1850 to $700 less than
catalogue prices, at Britting q Bros.' Piano
and Organ House, 227 West Fifth street, near
Plum. afF deS-l0t
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V1NOR RENT ST TORE--And rooms, on Spring
II Grove avenue, opposite j. L. Keck & Bros,
Evans u Kinney's and Charels Davis q Co 8
pork houses; frst-class stand for family gro
Gerry, bakery, &c. Inquire at Lion Brewery,
537 Plum street, between Wade and Liberty
streets. de3-5t
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E,OR sALE-PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
il very low; a No. portable photograph gal
lery can be bought at bargain, with instru-
ments, stock and material; fine chance for q
young man to engage in profitable business
with small capital. Address, for two weeks,
Box 2S Jasper, Dubois Co., Ind. de6-4t
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WT TANTED = STU ALTON - AS travelling
wv salesman, by d competent man, having
very large acquaintance with Wholesale gro
GERS, North, West and South; moderate salary
and best OF references. Address Box 276, Now
port, Ky. dc8-4t
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LNoR sALE-LAND--5U acres prairie land;
E good spring on same; in thickly- settled
neighborhood, in Adair county, Iowa.. near
county seat Or will trade for horse and light
spring wagon. Address "W," this office.
ljy14-tfl
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The following IS the closing report Of NsW
York stock Market, as reccIved by Lea, Ss1r-
,att o. Ia 10 West Third Stre6t: -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED---SITUA ATIONS.
VNTANTED-SITUAT ALTON - As chamber
w maid in private family. Call for two
days, at 10S Gest street. de6-2t
VNT TANTED- -SITU ATION-By young girl
wv to sew in q family; can sew on dresses;
wages low. Call at No. Pine street. de6-2t
yETANTED-SlTUAT ATION-By an American
I wv man and wife; no objections to the
country. Call. or address J. O. j, s. =. Fifth
street. de6-4t
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TyOR SALE DAILY MARKET Hand
10 somely fitted up; doing a good business;
to aman with capital an excellent chance o.
making money. For particulars address P. O.
Box 1855. de6-3t
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VTTANTED-To CLOSE OUT--A stock Of
wv nrst-class Sewing Machines IN order TO
retire hnally from the business. VIII sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 Walnut
ntreet. first floor. Je26-i
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THOR SALE-MUSIC-BOX- plays ten tunes;
d bells, castnets and drums; very fine. Ad-
dress L. y. Box asa, city. de6 St
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LONDON, Dec. S.--Six British frigates
now at the Indian station are about to
sail to the Mediterranean via Of the 5uez
canal, Under orders from the Govern
ment. This significant naval movement
causes some excitement here. The
fleet will probably rendezvous at Malta,
and await further orders.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-HOUSE-Good brick Of ten
rooms, No. l54 Livingston street; rent low.
Key at drug store, cor. Findlay and Baymiiier II
Streets uto-zt
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T,OR RENT-HOUSE--Thre story, rooms,
n with hall and side entrance; Park street;
has been repaired and painted throughout
Call at 42g Longworth street. deb 3t
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ExCITEMENT IN MEXICO.

NEW YORK, Dec. 8.--Madrid dispatches
state that President Grants message
caused great excitement there. An IN
formal meeting OF the Cabinet was held
last night. The excitement equaled that
over the Virginius affair.
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DOARDING-Gen Gentleman and wife can nave
ID rooms, with board, at 426 W. Fourth s.;
references required. M oeo-ze
DOARDING-Nicel furnished second story
ID front room for two gentlemen or gentle
man and wife, in a strictly private family,
with good table and home comforts, for ~ per
wees, at PSI Longworth street. deo-&
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T,OR RENT-THE NATIONAL HOTEL
n In the National Theater Building; posses
sion given January lst, Apply at A. Il.
SMITfi,S Office. underneath de6-3t
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VITANTED-YOU TO CALI.--At KELLY'S
wv New Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery,
I9S West Fifth street, between elm and Plum,
Cincinnati. Open every day au6-4m
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

BUERKLE'S FUR STOKEs s
Isl Vine street. near Seventh. Large stock Of
Ladies', Misses and Cnildren's Furs. Gents
Eur Caps, Collars and Gloves; Buffalo and
Fancy Robes, at actual cost prices. Call and
Examine before buying elsewhere. deV-10t
, 1875-12-30
THE BlACkFstHK.

flFPLD At LAhI.
Ono Of the pleasant t. .Bpokuu Rentlcmen who
tcf. tin cuutom.l .lIonsn y.st.,1tv IN an a,r,nd
=, ro.,,r 80 -. so.t ~ .,,;:,,.. 49,
o.1s.+ A''' az noth Va tutaotuuats ~ wv
oen!tAteu "AlsAy men, "ae CaPt. homneTFllEe,
wlo wAs In consultation with tho other officers
of tho leyopuo Scryico ali thu forenoon. and
,oft in tbo .ftcr,oor .hort tha .,,,o ti,,. viii,
w.. 49," ~ ,.. "as -. eaAns .no W.
LUG o'ne1a' IN punt oi tne' nc "cut Gown one
pair Of stA!fB at tito C1aton-louso about the
san,c time that young brooks dnl down tho
other. It il not too much to say that ho
,v.x ni,dl,, r,,rsv.s h., ro"a.,sS
,ri,a w. n's,u'y F"se.ea y 'eEoat;es, 1;.,
s1n,,,, %nv t,ar .eIeu e ;,,a u0 utl'a ~, tatao 4
ts. os,t H' n.n,, W uo sao aoon. .no easo .l,o
."at "nthp n~p. ptooA1 T.. ~ ~ n'o saao y ~
au'".aor,,iI'.. M ~" Vun. h"a'.oueu; espt.
ss t ~ st'I H. capsaaea M, ansett ~ nasx a9a
sSs te ons 70. oG eof c1o'ey ny
o ,rsa;. ,n.s ~ !sr s's;t ~ u. nomoso!, 70 as
ous in shat ~ oa"uu s,'a.' uts pu!suGs, "ne.uet
uttpu11Ty y, = ~ .c nnauce s.a na"o uls WY up
'omata ,; !ao f nu!ta nFaoco "Mnout n.o!!efcnce.
mafms smosueu ne "nHo 81. o. eItes!s t MH!ea
~ ~ NV aEp'Sa9u ~. ~ suo .,iaeAuAHh Htouuetst
10 apF1oassaeu tAa! stsueluIe aa sap!a!Y as no
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