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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12

WE publish to-day q card from the firm
of II. B. Clahin & Co., the members of
which have been indicted for completely
in the silk frauds, asking suspension
of Judgment till the facts in the case are
given to the public. They moreover
state their determination to protect the
honor of their house by an uneompro-
missing defense. A long course of up
right dealing and q private lie honor
able and honored, entitle Mr.. Claflin ito
all he asks in this card. When a
man has lived to his time Of life with
the full confidence of his business asso-
ciates, and in so great degree has the
respect of his neighbors and acquaint-
ances, he is entitled to a full and fair
hearing before being condemned. The
harpies that feed ON scandal in any form
and gloat over the blasting of character,
always rejoice at any circumstance that
gives them the opportunity to even
assume the downfall of such man.
Mr.. Ciaflin may have entrusted his
business too much in the hands of th ose
who were anxious to make a showing of
large profits, and it may turn out that
the firm has defranded the Government
though even of this We have our
|doubts-but it will not transpire that Mr..
Clafln has been guilty of anything that
will tarnlsh a business or personal
reputation which he has spent so many
years in building.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12
Co,,,.,t C,tttt,,0s.

Harry q. Bates brought an action
against II. A. Smith before Judge Force
yesterday to set aside the will OF the late
John Bates, on the ground that at the
time said document was executed the
testator was incapable OF making viii,
and also that he was under undue influ-
ehce. The case was taken under advise
ment.
The Grand Jury yesterday evening
made partial report as iollows: Gee.
lCaYanaugh, JAS. Probst, Henry Wanie,
Fred. 0sseger, James Maxim and Mary
Kennedy,. grand larceny; James Fay
and VIM. Tiernon, norse-stealing; Thos.
Dunean,, James Miles, Nicholas Ken
nedy and Thomas johnston, cutting with
intent to kill.
Divorces We're granted by Judge Cox
yesterday to George Weber from Eliza
beth Weber, on the ground of adultery
and abandonment; to W. B. Gall from
II. c. Gall, on the ground Of adultery; to
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12

discomfort on the part his subjects. The
modern Greeks are certainly rude and
turbulent race, but the troubles which
have agitated the country since it as
sumed its independence, may, to great
extent, be attributed 70 the difference Of
religious faith between the people and the
foreign sovereigns elected to rule over
them. Ohio was Catholic and George
is Protestant while the nation itself is
exclusively of the Greek Church. The
Greeks need q native master, one who
has the mind and the will to crush the
spirit of discord which has ever pre-
vailed among them. All true Phil
Hellenists will join in the wish that such
a one may soon come forward and save
his country from impending ruin.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12
Real Estate Tyansfess.

/ VIM HOlmes and wife to j, g. Schneider, lot
rs by IO6 feet. On the south side of Shillito
4 street. 30 feet west of Highland avenue, Mount
tAuburn-ss50.
JW. b. Kelly to q. w. Young, 20 38-10O acres
in Section ~, Green townshipe$5, 90.
| Martin Fischer, per sheriff, to Robert Wood
burn, lot Is by l00 feet, on the southwest corner
1 Of Sbillito aud Gerard streets, Mount Auburn
j-S4l66 81.
Administrators of +. y. Malkums to August
! Muller, leasehold rs by SIX feet, On the south
side OF Oliver street, s7 feet east Of Linn street
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12

THE Government agents in the West
win be glad to know that there are
others beside themselves accused OF
treating the Indian badly. 1t is said
that the muskets furnished to the In
dians'in trade by the Hudson Bay Com
pany are OF the old flint-lock pattern, the
barrels being so thin that the owners. are
often seen Strengthening them across
their knees. This, combined with the
barbarity of Eastern hotel el.keepers, will
he preef positive that all the bad men
are not Government agents.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12

fMCCREARYi AND HARLAN, Democratic
and Republican candidates for Cover
nor of Kentucky, are now fairly in the
fight. They spoke at Hartford on. Mon
day, at aGreenxille on Wednesday, and
will keep it up till the middle OF July.
The old system of joint discussion is
still popular in Kentucky. When one
side makesia plausible showing, the peo-
pie like to hear what can be said to con-
trosert It,. The present Gubernatorial
candidates are fine speakers and both
very able men. They will present the
two sides of the question ina a manner
that will be well worth hearing.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12

, THE Aldermen have generously de-
cided that the public must be kept cool
and that the Davidson Fountain shall be
supplied with ice. This, even at the
present low figures, will incur heavy
expense, which might have been avoided
by the utilization of the Work-house
force:and the Park ice, as s'suggested by
JUS last winter. But we must have ice
in the fountain, and as our suggestion
was not'acted upon at the time, tits that
much worse 1or the Taxpayers.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12

/ THE union Of the four Presbyterian
bodies OF Canada, the principal work OF
the present session at Montreal, will
doubtless prove Of great good not only to
their own members but to the cause at
large in the increased strength and in
fuencejt will give this branch Of the or.
ganizstion. The movement was initiated
many years ago and received animpetus
from the union Of the Old and New
School Presbyterians Of the United
States. The necessary consent OF the
Presbyteries and synods and the re-
CURED legislative acts in the several
provinces have recently been secured
after considerable delay, and the way
thus completely opened for the final
action In the matter.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12

WE have news to-day of another terri
ible earthquake in South America. In.
formation by way of St. Thomas and
Havana give hasty but startling reports
of the destruction OF life and property.
The accounts, as we have them to-day,
put the loss of life at l6, 900, but estimates
made in the midst of such excitement
can generally be taken with great allow
ance. We hope futher details willserve
to greatly modify this terrible story.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12

I THE latest advices from Athens indi-
cate the approach Of another political
crisis there. Itis thought probable that
King George may soon be requested to
surrender his crown, and receive per-
mission to 20 ON an extended foreign
tour. He has been on the throne of
Greece twelve years, and throughout
that time be, like his predecessor Otho,
has experienced nothing but enmity and
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12

4, FAYETTEVILLE, North Carolina, is to
have centennial celebration on the goth
of this month. The citizens of the old
North State propose to meet at that
place to celebrate the one hundredth an
niversary of the formation of the "Cum-
berland Association" the members OF
which "united themselves under every
tie of religion and honor, and associated
against every foe."
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12

A sAFE containing from sixty to one
hundred dollars in gold was yesterday
taken from the wreck OF the Cumberland
i'm Hampton Roads after ten years
effort for its recovery. AS safe de-
,posit system this seems a success, but
its popularity is rather doubtful.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12

PAPERS all over the country are max
ing TIM of the Chicago Inter-Ocean for
taking a contract to print the new city
directory at the same time it is publish
ing the delinquent tax list. Some of
them think the Inter-Ocean Company
ihaye soft thing on composition, as they
can drop in the few names that do not
appear in the delinquent list and have
the directory all in type at little cost.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12

AT the Ladies' Homeopathic Fair in
New York two handsome gold-headed
umbrellas and an elegant gold-headed
.eane were put up TO be voted to the most
popular clergyman in the State of New.
York. All three of them went to one
man-Rsv. Henry Ward Beecher.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12

Emiline. Schauz from u. Sehauz, for
adultery-$l,0 900 was also granted.
The divorce case of Il. Ehrhardt
against M. Ehrhardt, for adultery, will
be taken under advisement.
The case of Charlotte Kissel against
John Kssel, q plea t9r divorce on the
ground Of gross neglect and willful alb
sence. was proceeded with this morning.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12

SENATOR MORTON, of Indiana, attended
the Beecher trial yesterday. Western
Senators who insist on travelling at this
season of the year should have guardians
appointed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12

z, THE TRAVELLER says it is humiliat-
ing enough for the Bostons to be beaten.
without thinking Of its being done by a
tSt. Louis club.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12

THE AKRON BEACON claims COPY
right in the expression, "Judge Taft is
reserved for far higher Office than that
of Governor of Ohio"
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12

v EX-SENATOR SCHURz is meeting with
Va warm reception on the other side of
the water.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12
TIE STAR FOR THE sUMMER.

THE DAILY STAR will be mailed to
persons who may be absent from the
city during the summer at the rate OF
fifty cents per month.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN.
Depot, Fifth and Hoadly. Time, 7minutes fast. y
Depart, Arrive, Arrive
Chit. Cin't. Destlon.
New York Ex daily. 9AOA,M. 5:30A.M. 7:20P.M.
New York Ex uaiy 950P.M. 5:0OP.M. 6:S0A.Ms
LOUIsyILIE AND CINCINNATI sHoRT-LINkS
Depot, Front and Kilgonr. Time,4 minutes ow.
Louisville Ex daily 5:55AM. 6:i9P.M. l0:20A.M.
Louisville Eek 5un).. 3.0JP.M. 12:i5P.M. 7:i5P.M.
Louisville (daily)... 7:OOP.M. 7I5A.M 1f3OP M.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12

Rev. Geo. a.. Mingins, New York
CITY Missionary, Delivered an address
before the Chicago Presby S Sunday
school Association last Tuesday, oh the
subject OF the degraded CLASSES of the
great cities. Mr.. .Mfhgins said: The
problem sgitatlng the Chrfseian world
to-day is, What are VIE going to do for
the unevangeiized masses? How are We
to stop the supply bf The ranks OF the
or iminal ciasseSf one reason we DO no
mo re ior THEM is our ignorance OF their
CO ndiri6n. Christiahs who are ihtelli-
gent about the religion of the Chinese or
the FIJI Islanders are as ignorant Of
home heathenistn as donkey is Of as
tronomyl Could we but take an Inside
view Of the lives of the degraded
to help; TOR "the Soul without beneyo-
lethce Il SO small that a million Of them
ceuid rattle in q pill-boxp Tie
first requisite before intelligent
labor ID Information. After deduct
ing, from our populati0h the idiots and
teebie.mrfi deu, there are 2S,U0o, 900 OF
men, women and children in the United
States capable of understanding moral
distinctions. There are 50,0J0 church
buildings, thirty denominations, and
3O,OUo ciefgymen. Many OF these are,
however, engaged in institutions Of
learning, in ofices, and other callings,
so that there are not more than 20,J00
ministers in the pastoral ofiice in this
country. There are about 1000, QUO pro-
Tossing Christians, Which leaves III rouiad
numbers q, ,0oo,00U here, without CHRIST
ianity. Eacn minister In the, pastoral Of
tice must De responsible f0f 1,O00 per-
sons beside his own nock, ii the masses
are to be reached through the present
agencies. AS this is: plainly Impossible,
the lay mernDers must take hold OF this
work themselves. ss~
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

MT. AUBURN PRESBYTERIAN Oh URCH.
lN The Rev. Z. ID. Ledyard, the Pastor
will preach To- morrow at II A. M. and SP. III.
my1J-tf,S
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12
FOR SALR

LOR sALE-cAKRIAoES- ami scc-
IL Ond hand in great variety. For bargains
call at " and q West Seventh street. GEO.C.
MILLER Il SONS. se7-tf
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12

The 7:i5 "A. NJ and 10 +. NJ. trains eonnect fol
Yellow Strings and Springfield. The Church train
leaves Ioveiand Sundays at y A. H., and returning
leaves Cincinnati at 2P. NJ.
Il. CINCINNATI AND MgsKTNGUM VALLEY,
Depot, Front and KilgoW. NTime, minutes Cast,
Zanesyillc Ex....... .1Q00A. N. 8 34OP M. 5:56p.N.
Cifclevilie Ac. ....... 4aeP.M. 10I5A.M. S5Or.Es
Depot, Front and KilvOur. Time minutes fast,
Cleveland Ex.-.... ;. 7M5A.M. 6:50P.M. 735P.M
CHEsAPEAKEA AND OHIO. s..S.t
3 bbnat,foot of broadway, 70 Huntington. City Tina
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12

DREACHING every I'd and 4th Lords Day at
Christian Chapel aEnst End. brother Lar
Gay will preach o-Morfow at II, and Brother
"A bbott at q O'Clock. 1tt
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

4. n*ea heH~scnsd npecs0iad a. she 1oe 10
~ 49, Ylrsslsa<M n BRgVhTE CHRUsTT ara
..nEJsATf DfsEAhL-S. SEMINAL WA x.
100 lie r-sGt Of Early indiscretion. or
DsDrs causes producing Eerxon snesN Pf,u-
80 y tfAs rare. Aversion 10 society I'm
bA5-o sight, Loss Of Memory and Manbood
Tsfn snentIy Gnred. The Cream OF MsdIcaI
literature Illustrated with cbA3tr en-
Lct. Why. The fmp@dfnsnss 70 i0srrtags
Their nature. cause and cure Price "a
cast. sent IN = plain sesIed envelope Ia.
ts1i. o. sdvfce. may call or address ire A..
can InyAhca provided with private ana -
msntA, egArd, attendance, &c, CuYe ma
positively cured. 'p'uIes
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Road NOtice-No. TT,

To a. = hon * may roneerre
TIE Com "a 81 On 81 1pyosE 80 u, 1k-ez.S Il
p gElsGy rsgM msreasy al tue Eoysh IVES. cor
rer II ). DEnsaiy - rossa rage 3
Ws~i ., IT, IN p m, ]. Cedar county ran.
LlEg Gs>fsts sontA 1E@ EaEl- ~ AID LITE Z.
@IaEg ~ { - soCtLvest eD.nes Of said sex :
Ess tst<,sZ.c in ,zyOs o. tie esi21lIs ,rs sr.t
tESrssts AID Al os.ses4o.s sAsyss1 OF ga rna
sof Damages &c act - ..es il the Au1t,y,
oe-ses or =, c<sogs ngS. II .ne g4se <sy af
918r, & 3SS. Q. sE>s .sgs.zy eli u ca
LsS8sas5e s8tHozt rsferaseS t1sss-<J
gss kgkE1C CAEkgLI. %. A ads.sy,
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kya slrs5s u s,1c4xi Exscz.4o1 - rs
directed, he cs1 from sAs Once n the Gassx
Of .As Dfcs-acs C0E r II and for the cgsssy
CtAsiss T. Turner AE1 axAsnAs A J. Feeder
j have Isyls1 1ps, .1s sgahov9Ex property
- iLs proDsrty u LIE Ae1c A. J. EhssSs
c>-rsf.
Lyss nura Der svs fsl ard sir g IN bio~k
number ,wsags ~ il TIE LsvE Of kesazE-
iesyi4ls, CscAs county. Jcwa
And AhAI C1sr TIE sAMk d. TIE Court
House d1ns. In the ovs " TsDsss. In sid
County, On Saturday .i1sA lSa dAy Of July,
A D.. Its. ~ ten . e4oex. =. No. II sxa1 Day
70 satisfy AAsd ExscGss11 an1 essA tnAg
NAY accrue skeTSoH-
DAae1 this lkh AAy o. Jane, l. D. IEt.
JOHN u. k4KAREA
Hws SosyiE u Cedar ~S< Ety, IowA-
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DR.. C. A. BOHANNAN

mercnsy. Charges reasonable. t.uarzn,ee. 70
cue AL toras Of ..Sp-raasorrf,e. az - 49,, ~
mlnAl Weak mess" In from Z to - -et. ,tr,.
Dfce No. e1o NORTH Pima street. bet Wssa.
iarfon ave. Green. ~. Louis. No Est.hiisi,~d
In -. Louis IN log
80 n.'e "fv~esise on speei., Dss~s-
vnsca fslfy explains the ns,ar~, causes.
NmptoDA etc. of .sparmAtoyrhe. -.
enfhai Weakness" syps,sis And yala.AIs
lnisr,ra'ion on other delicate sabi-~ts g.,
fkkk In sealed Knveioxs ae-s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

Hunter, Of the Agricultural depart
ment Of the Oskaloosa HeraH 10 de-
spending. He thinks the farmers o.
thst county do not appreciate bis
colon. He says: with rare ex-
ceptions We have looked in vain fer
any indication Of approval o. disap-
proval Of what has been done" A
m offset TO this, We are assured by
the proprietors Of the Registez that
the farmers OF the State do fully ap-
prsciate the color and space devoted
10 their interests, and are responding
b the night way to show their ap-
upvaL
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

The ASw 6AOsxsAzE 4zE sss1E-x
- frnAzy oazz-s1 Gr--nrW&-
- - k16epz.cz kr sAAraEkzH =
So csisssEsax Bad
~ Dezn.c-.-s - rskn.rssv ssr
the One .eru- sD-niDczs- Hs.
asSus fAev Ssuis BE ! f1es os.an
essrs 3 Press5enf fr-ms term sFE
|-auA I-mss~.
Il uzs 4 distinctly Eca>-sa oo.-
..yv Ben T~ess1- --1nss l an asEood
DDons sc6zy - 4 ersr vas
Is SzA - So xsss 7~se-s aas
,uisne % sxtsss the rczsbacnee of ass
ssEisic.l fsentk
Kx-Spezker Eakink writes hat fse
INJURIES se reeareS Il ne r1Alrrad
ssss6eza ase 81 sscs . sssuse - so
prere11 as s2xzH Gy sEvs YN- =
"a. poaSEI rxmYaF n tas IVES
e, Srx.es 3rzag <ke ssrue< ks1
fAn r..-sz-sk En- rs.r.sss. fss4 90
SesuS IN &C aannzr inU Al Derk
mvsr : s05@1ey 3 eIdst M -
r~ srSee1- GuS ~ IL s0c@
- xannunnc
wsknnxsor G~zasssl< -I'-Dse-
mr. s..sssr.s u me E1fs-soH -solrr
N 0rao x,5 u. k1-6 rsger pa.acr e
Nsv ToK IL lnSzxna L DEMANDS
Exe pa<es DH<r; n kaAsscsasexH
4 Se.na3s ieM yss. v1ne N kss1-
rssz yd5rv s 70 1sse Enc~x J. y d
tfsurs - a. K-z, Ena nsf eHcaEn o.
n. rssS1c y "a usaxs NJ - s---lcf
rs .,1sIrr 81 % g cors- p <vs-r
WIN cf ne parry sxrs-assnrT
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The Fairfield Ledger, Of June 18th.
gives the following briei summary u
the crop prospects 10 that part Of he
State: While many feds Of corn
in Jefferson present very good ap-
pesrance a. this time, taking into
Consideration the cod weather. /.
large quantity Of corn ground has
been replanted the second AID third
time. While some~na, dishexr.<nsd
our farmers are not discouraged
The clover meadows are almost en-
tirely ruined, aud simoshy meadows
are very short. We have ye, u hear
Of the acre from which two tons Of
hay are expected. Oats lc,x we'll,
and the promise is good. The xhea,
crop ID only fair"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

The D.renport Ds.">cra, should
be more careful hOw il .trl.es. The
Des M0nes county Fsg-ksd Couren-
ton, when At h'et - apI,yiu' Leiegsie Is
to the State Conyenti0u. siogttd 4
resolution declaring sysinst specie
payments. On seeiny was: they Lad
done the DeT"Drr1t .ss moved .gssy.
"Some miserable pet,Ifogger seems
" 10 nave go,'en nod CT the Burliny-
" ton q; posltiDn convention ou Sstar-
+" day, and had resolution passed
declaring sgslnst spec4e resump-
" ton"
The nominee Of the Fsg- Ends lor
governor Il charged with being author
Of the resolution. Therefore. II xbs,
the Demsocvn says IL true, Letter
must be miserable pe,,ifogger:'
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IL sat rxnclsce- with q poputs~
tsoI OF - .gJ; there art sytsui fftr-
five places wDete tbe szeJe If
presca.d. The Hspis.s hess i've
chu-cbes tne Congregation. Il lie =
fre TIE I;ascooshsns ala Lgts.rsI3,
each sever; the Me.ho,dlss ses tro
Of .;Iern German 1: the Pre- isrterisa.
tselre; TIE Disciples hare o. tbe
Ply mouth Eess'e1 xss; 4 Nsrtnsrs
church there ase three ehsr@sses 70,
the eososed peogie. srd tare@ ~ The
Cnlnese. ~ :hi-; .: The ch3rcae.
are quite ssa..., VIII usgregs.ao1s
averaging Iess thai 10. The cOa-
gregatioEs. q. the remaining two
third. will HOi average OYER 30.
Thi. estimate gives only little eve,
IL, 90 regular churc: gy-fs. less than
PEI cent. ni tie population.
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$50 ~ sg- 81 Ag+-Esr Eslz .sat-
- 49, r.. 49, aJsasns~s ~ sav- e-r--gss
Aid vast : H. g. t1rsstEt- Is us.sE.
stsslss = H.. lsGr- - sts 4a- I'D.
aIasE . liz -1.1 i.-. Ia Tss E4Hsg
1 tuaGur ct pr tl1s uo : : -s,s
10 pr.- III. EG.E,d a4lfffas- sIals1..-ssrc
liz rpI.- nud lf--ctI H.Esais s@ass N.
iiis vie ElssG prs vsle aus1 ia m
sure ttoE III nls NrnrrYe -mnrs AMI
ussa nm 80 -Ir u-yr neI b.
put Of tfs tran n -fs~ circus iuvt
n,s smiling vii. siipyec fssr iant II
nis arm. src LOOKING W rweefts II
ms uv--fh.c lace congratulated hIr
og 10. nf5o tlHf. tnsr w@r. gong l.
maze ~ 10. CIRCUS sfie mad G0ns
powI on tle asnss tram sftuUug
SIS. tBtc De- spouse ia. WASH .Be
100 ss n star Il the circus witt
guI o. ICES snpuioe- ant sso safss
efotues Oh. Il ~ uea dies K say ttss
the cB-4pes; fOosHsg mat a. IT, "a
GUS naiiec iron Agency.
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WGDDIE.NGED MEN

There are many OF the age as THIRTY to for.
~ Who are trou BLEED S1tE gos frequent ~ as-
nations 81 the blsddcr, tss1sE accom-. Yss n led
o! sBghi AmATt1ng OF burning rensatluu
and weakening the system ih y manner thai
the pstienf cannot account for: on exsmip-
Ing ts@ ETfsSFs Gst--.fi- EUpy .--,i.,n-nt
Wall Often tee fsstsfiG anJ NstifrlIfaes small
psil i-:.- o. aiSis1let. VIII -;.tvaT az tn. col
or viii pe % d ttsi "a or ia.llaiSh hre sxsEn
changing 10 = dsik and torpid at,i,eafanr%
There are many fucn ~ no ale al Ihi. aim.
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