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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-09

Supervisor Mcintyre, chairman o! Inc
committee on fees aud salaries, submitted
the following report, Which, on motion, was
adop,ed, and the recommendations of the
committee concurred in:
Mr.. Chairman and GeEtyemen Of the Board
Of Supervisors: Your committee on fees
and salaries having the matter OF fixing the
salary Of The Treasurer of La Sale county
beicre them, and having given The same due
consideration, beg leave 10 submit the to-
lowing report:
We recommend that the salary OF The
County Treasurer be fixed at the sum 81
twerty. five hundred dollars per annum, to
he taken out Of the fees actually collected
by him, and no other compensation what
over. and that he ~ allowed one Deputy
Treasurer at fi>ed salary OF one thousand
dollars per suhum. aud that al the fees and
emolumen,s received by said Treasurer, ex
cepting the above salaries, OF whatever ma
ture or kind, from any source whatever,
shall be paid by him into the treasury oil
La Sale county. Respectfully submitted,
N MclSTYRE, Chairman.
Supervisor Klove, from committee on
FIpaIce, submitted the following report,
which vss adopted
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen ct the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-09

account is, In all respects, just and true &C.
cording to my best knowledge and belief,
and that have neither received directly or
indirectly, nor directly or Indirectly agreed
to receive or be paid for my own or anotE.
er's benefit. any other money, article or con-
sideratiOn than therein stated, hur am en-
titled To any fee or emOlument for the period
therein mentioned, other than those therein
specified, except the fees on State tax al
lowed me by the Board of Supervisors as
part o. my salary.
Signed and sworn to before me this Gath
day of Sept. 1875. 8 w. RAYMOND.
C. II. Hook, Clerk Circuit Court.
4. l.. HERRICK, Deputy.
Your committee believes 10 be able 10 pre-
sent a satisfactory report IS TO his CON-
mission derived from the State fund at an
early hour All uf which IS respectfully
submitted. CHAs. l.. HOFFMAN,
Chairman OF Com.
Supervisor HOrnick, from the committee
to settle with the school superintendent.
submitted the following report, which, on
motion, was adopted, and ordered to be
spread upon the records:
r. WILLIAMS co. SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT,
In ACCOUNT WITH LA SALE COUNTY. DR..
To balance on hand, Sept /, 1874
last settlement. ......... S66o
received for interest ON Coun- -
'" ior Sne. and iforiesitaress $50 90
from State auditors
warrant .............. .'soo'oS
asls7 %
BY commissions ..;;.....''..'. o2s % ...
" interest overpaid .......:.:. $50
amt disbursed to Township
Trcasufers ............... .2oo'S rs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-09

The following is the report of the county
treasurer In full as to his fees derived and
expenditures made fiOm the county business:
Seml-annnal report Of official fees and
emo!uments received and expenditures
made by samuel w Raymond. County
Treasurer of the county Of La Sale and
State of Illinois.
ToMe Chairman of tue County Board Of La
Sale County: /, Samuel w. Raymond.
County Treasurer in and Tor the County Of
La Sale and State CT Illinois, respectfully
present the following report OF all the fees
and emolumenls OF my office, and also OF
necessary expenditures therefor, tor and
during the halt year ending May 3Oth, 1910,
wherein state the gross amount of all tees
or emOlumeDis by Inc earned by official ser
vice during said half year, the total amounts
Of receipts OF whatever name or character.
and all necessary expenses for clerk hire,
stationery, fuel and other expenses;
NATURE OF SERVICE.
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INDEBTEDNESS FUND.
TIC balance as per last report 80: ~ II
" amt transferred from co fund 1900 w l3U3f j.
CR,
BY amt paid on Co. orders. ..... .l2S5O w
y Treasnrers commissions on u -
$l2,S50 90 ........... 49,. 12S oo l29'o oO
Balance on hand. 1lS 81
RAILROAD ACCOUNT.
70 balance on hand at last report. sol 90 S9l W
Or
BY amt paid LOUISA Brown. 10 90
- - " Daniel hheron ..... oOO 5W
Bal on hapd.. $40 90
STATE TAX COLLECTED.
To amt of : So of state tax on real
and personal property for the o,o 49,
year 1873. 2o'Wo VI
CIR.
BY amt paid out OF same. 1892 u S932 IL
Bal IN hands of Treasurer. 1870 W
STATE TAX:
To amt paid Treasurer by Town
Collectors. ............. -. 5ll0, 81
" gross amt collected by Co. - ~,
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BTUsS NV 49,, -, ,n,-- r-
Collector ...........,..... 1910 30 6621' %
Your committee recommend that the bal
ance Of railroad funds on hand be trans.
ferred to the general fund OF the county.
Supervisor Lynch, from Committee on
Court House aud jail, made report, OF
which the following ia a summary;
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen cfNe Board
Of Supervisors: Your committee on Court
House and Jail would beg leave 10 report
that they have examined al claims present
ed before them, and recommend the pay
ment Of the following, and that the clerk be
directed to issue his orders Tor the several
amounts to the several claimants, tC-wIt:
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Board Of Supervisors: Your Committee on
Finance would beg leave TO report that they
have examined the 6na' ce condition of the
county and respectfully report as follows, TO
wit:
We find the total receipts during the ne
cal year IRON all sources to be. 1904 SIC G1
Total expenditures. .......... 10 Ola 36
Leaving balance due the
Treasurer Of. ......... 5 497 IS
We find the bonded debt of the
county cue and unpaid to
Ue. .h................ 4OU w
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-01-08
THE TRANSIT OF VENUS.

Venus, the tickle, by fits and
starts, = morning then an evening
star, took a short walk across the
heavens on Tuesday last. She will
take another one of the same kind it
u said, in 1904. Well, yes--w,
rather think walk Of hat maFti-
tudc in one day, should be enough
to last quite little period. We
don't like to say anything about a
certain occurrence in connection
with this transit-but, then, we
must can't help il indeed, 'NNould
b. an Injustice to Withhold it--so
here it is One Of our learned sub
scribers, who had seen something
about this transit business in the pa
pers, concluded he would see it,
sure And what does ho do but
elevate himself to the roof of his
house, by means Of ladder, from
whence he swept the heavens for
the space Of two hours and a half,
solid, through piece of-smohcd
glass --Er.z
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-01-08

PAVED WITH Com AND SILVER.
Our principal streets. says the
Virginia City Nevada Enterprise,
being macadamized With refuse ore
taken from the mjrcs in early days,
aud coated with the rich ore that has
year after year been sifted down
upon them from the ore wagons, are
now everywhere more or less rgan-
tiierous. Indeed, there is not the
slightest stretch Of the Imagination
in saying that we never take a step
in town but we are walking on sill
ver-that our streets are literally
paved with silver. While speaking
oitthis fact, a day or two since, a
yolmyIman bet friend the price ofthe
assaying that he could take lump
of mud of the wheel of bus then
standing before them, and get out
OF it precious metals to the value of
over five dollars per ton. An ounce
or two Of mud was taken from tie
wheel Of the vehicle and placed in
the hands Of an assayer, who was
not told where the sample was OBJ
tanned. and ~ho, 80 doubt, supposed
that he was dealing with decom-
posed ore or vein matter from one Of
the mines. The assay was made. and
the assaycrs 5. certificate showed that
the sample contained silver s. 5I
gold $ - total 50 So.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-01-08
Thr sslarietta 9outnal.
NOW MFR. WILKINS GOT a SUB
ecpIRpR roR HIS NEWSPAPER,


now MFR WILKINS GOT a SUB
scR1BBR FoR HIS NEWSPAPER
One night last week Whitehall
gentleman was on the Troy train re-
fnrning home. At Saratoga a gen
tleman from Rutland took seat be-
hind the Whitehaller, In few mo,
ments a conversation was opened
between Tie two. Aseer,aioips that
oar friend was from Whitehall, The
Rutland gentleman asked him II he
knew wilkins, editor Of the Times,
"lluow him ! ought to know
him, for he is very Intimate with
my wife.
Rutland man, in aslonishmcnt.
eyes. sir. don't wan, it repeat
cd but | have ipdispu;able proof
that he has been on TENS OF the
cl,sest intimacy with her"
but, my friend, you don't live
with the woman y
"Yes, sir; strargc as i may
seem, do Oh, sir, yon little know
what a man will pat up with from
The woman he loves. This intimacy
has been carried on for years right
under my very nose, and yet by thC
love | bear The woman | have never
yet broken with my wife.
"But YOU cannot possibly put N
with such conduct on the part o
Your wife ? II She is intimate viii
Wilkins, | should think you woul'
brand the villain before the world
| would not submit, No, sir.
would not, never"
The Rutland man had worked
himself up to pitch of excitement
when the train stopped at White
hall.
Good night, sir!' said tn
whitehall gentleman, 81 hope w
viii meet again. | thank YOU 70
the interest you have taken IN m,
affairs and the two gentlema
shook bands and parted.
Just then the conductor entere'
the car, when the Rutland man step
ped up and asked him VITO the gen
tleman was he was just conyelsln
with.
"That man. said Conductor IIoI
comb don't you know himY Tha
is Wilkins, editor of the Whiteha
Times"
"Sold, by thunder y said the Rn
land man, putting his fingers mi
his poke and taking out some
thing. "Mr. Conductor, will y'
please give him this card and accon
panying ,, and tell him to send u
his paper SO long as the momC
lasts Z"
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Daniel Webster once affirmed in
company that no woman ever wrote
letter without a postscript. My
next letter shall refuie you :" said a
lady Of his acquaintance The
"Great Expounder' soon after re-
eeived letter from his fair dispa-
tanis where, after her signature,
stood p. S.-Who is right now.
you on ! z"
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4gardz, am RESPECTFULLY,
w Is. FERRlLL, N ID
NEAR MARIETTA. Ca, Marsl. 81, 1870.

NEAR MAgIETTs, GA, March q. 1870.
Mpssls. WA Roo. Il Son-Dear Sirs:-
Some months ago | bongLta bottle of Brad
fields Female Regulator Il ON you, and have
t!-ed il il. my family with the utmost satiSiac-
ton, aud have recommended il to twu or lhree
othpl families, and they have found Il Just What
it Is recommended. The females who have
used your Regulator are h, peril Ct health, and
arr able ia ATTEND 10 their household duties,
aud We cordially recommend il to the public,
Yours respectfully,
REV. II. t. JOHNSON.
Wpcot1d add Thousand other certificates
but We collsdrrh above amply sufficient proc
of s virtue. All we ask is trial.
Fer fill particulars history Of Diseases, and
certificates q liz wonderful cares, the reader il
referred 10 the wrapper around the bottle.
Manufactured and sold by
BRADFIELD & Co.
Pieces 81 80. Atlanta, G..
II Sold hy Vim. Root, and Haley * Co,
Marietta; Ga, teh27-ly.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-01-08

The great end Of a good educa-
ton is 10 form a reasonable inan.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-01-08

-
q y and vicinity 70 call and e%smlAs ihrF
stock Of
- &S=y GROCERIES
which they are receiving every day, and now
have IN store a tall supply Of Goods, namely:
All grades of Rio and o. G. Java
Coffee.
Roasted Rio Coffee received
weekly.
"A.", "B." aad &C." sagas
Crushed apd Cut Loaf Sugar,
Graduated and Pulyerized Sugar.
Demerara aud 7. r. Sugar,
Common Mclasses.
Best New Orleans Syrups.
Flour, of the finest Family" and
extra Family brands.
Buck Wheat Flour.
Big IIominy, Pearl Grits, White
Beans, CheegQ.
Couhiry Eqitar, aaa; Edgpa
Goshen Batter. Goldfish.
Mack ere i'll kits, quarter and hall
barrels. Rice, Lard, &C.,
Hardware, of all kinds, such as
building hardware Cutlery, Iron and
Steel. Lime.
Prime Timothy Hay, kept all
through tI.2 eiotff spasnR
A ain we Wa.la Respect uiiy ask and invite
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-01-08
DR.. RAOWAY'S
Observation-Disclosures

,erf.,tlv ta- eess eleysatlv coated with sweet gum
parse regulate purity, ciess-s snd strous hei tsS
ava p,lls tog the cure II az dlssfderso the suAch
Liver BuusiS kidney 5, Eladder, Serious bl>etlscs
HeadAche ConstipSfi,s CastVeness, indigestion DYs
Pepsia BnlousHes Bilious fever, iuaSmmasioia y sls
Nlscera Warranted 90 effect positive cure iUtHis
Vegetable containing no ilereitr minerals t See'eff
ft,g doses N RAILWAYS FILLS will free The sys
ts froA all ta asve named tlsurderS race, . '-ats
psr nox sold BY DktGal>lA
READ "FkLSE ANp IKs & send olis Scr
yorA lufosSatioA we!lA thousands Will be sont Ss
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-01-08
LOCATION.
COURSE OF STUDY.

ce.s5y no point tie State desirable than Marietta
delightful climate and Us high religious moral and social adFan
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-01-08

hand embracing English Ian
and Literature
Moral
tulay rldu
GA pulsM rrtl
uHha view tomr ia prey
audlo Development Of The
nYll cica Walts0ft etupH.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-01-08
General Advertisements.
IL Leads to Happiness
DIR. J. BRADFIELD'S
Female Regulator

Itvill bring on the Mcnses; relieves all pam
at The monthly Period cures Rheumatism
and Nruraluia Of Back and Uterus; Leucol-
rlaaor v Li,ps." aud partial Prolarsus Uteri
check excessive iipw and correct all irregularl-
irs peculiar 10 ladies.
Il vii! remove all irritation Of Kidneys AMI
Bladder relieve Costigrners putty the Blood
piv,. tone ant strength To the whole system,
clear tie skin, iInp4Itiug rosy hue to lie
cheek and cheelfuliiess TO the mind.
II Is as sure cure in all the above dlseasta
as Quiuinp is in Chills and Fever.
Ladi-s can cure themselves Of all the above
diseases without revealing their complaints to
any person. which is always Notifying to then
pride and mode>ty.
Ii is recommended by the best physicians and
ihe clergy ,-o
LAGRANGE, GA March %, ls7O.
Eradfell & Ca, Atlanta, Ga Dear Sirs:
take plra,ur- IN stating hat have used Tor
the last twenty years tie medicine you are
now putting mp known rs Dr. j. Bradhelds
Female X, gusur. aud consider il the best CEN
linatiull ever gatlen together for the Diseases
Tor which it j. recommended. have been IL
mi,iar with tie prescription both as pracil-
tioBrr of medicine aud in Ilaaiesiic practice, and
can honestly say jhat consider it boon To
-uiirriug ftmal, : and tan hut hope that every
la.ly Ia Our whole land who may be sHiieiinS
in any way peculiar t, their rex, may he aleA
to p,ocnt. a bottle, that then sitlerngs NAB
rot only be relieved bat that they may ne re-
stored 10 health AID strength. With my kind
est regards, am Respectfully,
w Is. FERRlLL, M ID
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-01-08
Marietta Female College
Marietta. Cobb County. Ga.
Rev. I. r. BRANEAM, President.
ASSISTED BY CORPS OF THOROUGHLY QUALIFIED AND EXPERIENCED TEACHERS

session If hi. Institution viii begin MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2lsT 1871
building uew we'll arranged and sufficient 10 accommodate ="
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REAlTH! BEAUTY!

STRONG AND PURE ttcr pi4a9 INCREtSE
or FLESH AND WEi8HT-t'LEAR ;R.s AND
BEAUrlFUL CONPLEXIoE SECURED - SLi+
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-01-08

HOUSE BUIL0ING
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-06-04

Tho rirccior~ ~ tie nnltni- Count,
Agri,u..uul ~ucictN. assembled last
saturday. and resolved io hold ne iie,i
fsir beginning on Tpc-It. >'W-'4brr
10Th. ior five da, :. aud ~ ofrr Hbcril
IfcIai'tn, tore every thing. livery f-
ir ia he countN ought ~ ielin nosr
% prepare some hiug Tor 70 Pair. aad
mske it success. IN showing to ihe
world what Dubois Cosniy'S capahil.-
IS are in the way OF creps. live stock
aud .ich
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-06-04

nJThe chronological Journal and
Lille illustrated for June comes to us 4
lew days later ia the month than j. it,
wont; delay owing probably 20 the
recent des th of its well-known publish
er' Aside from the sadness occasioncd
ny this event, il is an admirable specl-
men Of this venerable monthly. and in
dicstes elearly enough the spirit OF con-
hnuagce and progress which has 20 long
characterized its management. Among
i's many good things are l'hysiogomy
IN the Pulpit; Bishop Cumming. of the
reformed Episcopal Church Our Busy
Life; After Rumine. concluding chap
.ers; From the Cradle 20 the Grave
roiiteness at Home aud Abroad: White
women and the Civil Rights Bill What
BOY. The king-Bird; tendencies o,
.Hvestigation in Cerebral ANATOMY
spreao o-Fagleisrn. sppropri-to; Phases
"' cruelty a Story OF Failure and its
tauseS We arc glad 10 earn dat no
hAifrai rAAnnc viii bc made in the
.s-'nes'- e4 en- 10 enlarge and improve
iii ass'u.ae.. coma.ensurstely with the
ffa-si f.cilifIes lately secured at the
i"v or'oe, T37 Broadway, New York
''rs Of 80 ~ s.ber. 20 cents: by the
s'ar -. Ane volume begins with
July. ; u. Wells & Co. Publishers.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-06-04

aSA "..os-" doctor by .he name az
Anderson. claiming 10 be from Iscii.
Wa loafing around Jssrcr ll.i week
disgusting everybody with his brag-
.sFdi.m On -unda~ might some rcr.
'ors met himon the public spuare. " hen
Ills mother didn't know hc was ont
aud proceeded 10 put head on bin
IN not a very gentle manner. lie lefi
Monday morning aiier getting patched
up. expressing doubt as 10 his likoli-
hood of locating here
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-06-04
Barber Shop.
Charles SoliEa,

Fast SIDE Public squsrs. JasPfE. IND
Has opened barber shop for the shaw.
ing Of ,our faces. in Mr.. Erny's build
ing. next door 10 Troxlcr's >adlicr shop
and will do Shaving arL Hair Dressing z
la the latest style. aud with dispatch.
lie will also furnish to balls or pariie.
the music Of an excellent string band
upon application.
January 1T. lss5.-y
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-06-04

CTNr Phillip klingle was burrying
homs from the show, in his buggy on
Wednesday, and while out on the Por-
ierss1le road. the storm blew tree
over, , and portion of il fell on hi-
horse and killed il. Fortunately those
IN the buggy were not injured.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-06-04

PREACHING. Rev. l.. Jones vii.
preach in the NJ r.. Church ia Jasper.
an next Sabbath morning az lOi O'Clock.
sabbath school At y oclock. he pub
lie are invited.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-06-04

OF A thousand thanks TO Miss Mary
.Jutt for the handso NEST boquet OF the
season. placed on our table tlis week.
Nav she always remain r. fair as the
lowers she sends US, and toe ss great a
blessing a. flowers are 10 mankind.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-06-04

gysome scamp hard up for A little
poeket change, entered Sir. August
Ii,.chzi's saloon. through a window. on
sunday night, aud carried away abon'
81 in uickels.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-06-04

~ The contra. 4 IN The wheat fcld-
sowu broadcas' anl drilled Ibis year +,
very Msrked. the drilled feid- being
extra good. while lie Others will not
sieal bali crop. lLi- should indu,e
iuora u our farmers 10 drill llIeir wil-,i I
> his Fall. Anticipating demand TO-
III ~ Me-srs. Schnhmachcr and Iicrbi,
have bought larsr number of the best
style. aud will sell ihe,n nn Reasonable
'crn's. NJ tie .loi, =. Mr. >chul nachcr
II jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-06-04

PRrAcmNG. Rev. O. l.. Galloway.
uill preach in tile &. 4. Church. IA
Issper. next Sabbath. at 4 O'Clock, T.. VI.
TIE public are invited.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-06-04
90 The shon ha, come and xone. arl

pT The show has come and gone. aud
excepting that the great balloon race
didn't come of. and the storm PLAYED
smash with the night performance, and
scores Of people got thoroughly Wet in
The afternoon. IL WAS very pl-n.ant AZ
fair snd il was generally voted TINT
sells didn't sell on, the people much
here.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-06-04

IRA large breadth of tobacco has
,,en .et in this county ~ the last ten
days. and a larger crop than ever Is an
ticipsled.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-06-04

Ws-The wind storm Of last Neirca-
d.y was the hardest blow W have had
ibis year.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-06-04
COURIER.

rrComrnissioner'- Court next Mon-
lay.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-06-04

ID .SpFCrFUIf.N nn~-t ~ rehiie fhat he hss ~
IN saref ihs rauriss ~ stFx--lue regularly ihr,r
tf. mssk frsrn fsslrr shn4fs. leaving Jasper Al
: rstf1~k .w~~v Har.tv. e-inr.tav srI Friday
a.f SAt. af e-rfrrk rvs~v Tuesday. Thrrsfsv and
<sf1rltw Hs wl earn rss-sngs-s ard exp-sss PARA
ssss thrragA css-ricrtstiv ealekiy and safely Hi.
..t-s srs -sst Bnt drivers ctrtfgf sri ~ sutci.
s1lfa af rlhe rstHrarr-
tNrRnyy srflNH rsrE
Fsa l4-r .t.t ----fF
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-06-04

4 !. !. ! !. ! !. !. !. !: !" !" !. ! /. ! ]. !. ! !.
ka c--cDvtrieS q rl,1er1
- scisDcs fe~ are u
~ rrs0re RAJ r1ine 70
mankind than this e.
IH~l ~ fecfn4. rsEneiy f1r AT
fiseasrs q tie Ihrua,
" GDt LInEs- A v1st
riA q i-E vir-ues.
thrcuzhcu- this ard
2<I c-her cCu--ries. has
&kf-<< shown that J; dos
surely A. eFectua-lv
cor.rol the-n. Th- tss.irncrv q orT t--i cifi-
xers. of Al eiassr. es-ahiishss tie fart; thst
CsEraV PFCToH Al viii sni io-s -e,iere sd
cure tie 1.lictin- cisorlrrs of Tie Iiras and
Lln-S beyond anr otrer rneciciae- Ils ul0=t
dangerous sH4cti1us q the Iu'--uEnrT Or-4rs
vie5l % IT, p5zer. and czsss q Consumption.
cufei ~ this prcparaficu- arc ru1liclg krown.
- remarkable a. hardly - te q evrl we're
thev ~. proven beyori dispute A. rere-v.
!; i adequate. on which tnr pull ~ u1T rev
e. fun prr,sc.ion- Bv curitg Coughs. tie
frertnsse-s q rnare sersyus nissss= II ssves ~
numbered iiVe-. and az sIrr-lai of sufe-In- r.ci
20 bc computed Il chgleu-ss ;rial. aul c,r-
vinces the ucs. scepfirxL tEsrv fe-lilv stcut
k-D !, on hand rrC.ec-lrl arzfns. fhs cary
AMI urr@rc@isei attack q Pu'l0-Erv 49,
tors. which are easily me. - first hu' wtlch
become irlcur1tIe. and tD1 oHsa fatal. Il rfr-
isc.ei. Ten'er lnrgs reei this tef-ucs. s-id q
i nnwise 20 he wi-hoai L.. A. a sz.er-ar1 .
chTirer- amid rhe distrss-ir< ci-cHs-s -hich
ta.a. tha Ihrrlt and Cl@sr ~ ciialissspl CEEEEr
prcroEaL e inrailabie. r.. tr i-s ti'nelv u~s.
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