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National Republican., 1876-01-12
MANASSAS.
Revival of Relieion in the Village.

Revival Of Religion in the Village.
A special correspondent writing from the viii
lage CT Manassas, Va, says: THE week Of prayer
has been a season Of great religious profit. The
Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches
united and held the meetings alternately in their
respective places OF worship. The fourth quar-
terlv meeting from Prince William circuit was
held at Manassas Saturday and Sabbath. The
Presbyterian services were suspended, and the
congregation attended the Methodist Episcopal
church. The sum OF S432 was secured In subscrip-
tions on sabbath morning for the liquidation of
the Indebtedness on the building. This squares
old accounts. We want about :l75 more to sui:a.
bly, Il: Cp and furnish the Sunday sch3o and lee.
ture ruoms. The members of the church have
contributed literally fer persons so limited in
National Republican., 1876-01-12
DISTRICT NOTES.
Work in tis Water Department

Work in trs Water Department.
Tie water department Las commenced the work
OF correcting the hi2 h service mains CT George
town with the I2-inch main OF Boundary street,
so as to give supply Of water to the high ground:
ofthis city. laying between Twenty second street
and Twelfth street northwest, Boundary and
Massac chuEetts avenue. This work involves the
laying of mains along West street. GEORGETOWN
several step valves. The work viii be completed
will In tEirtE laEs
National Republican., 1876-01-12
New Glove Fastener.

and improved glove button,
Il patent iof Nv" = gentlemen, in
for the use of both ladies =. LID
closing and retaining in position at tba Trlss =
and other gloves, has just been granted 70 Mr.
&. r. Ferguson, OF this District. This Is pretty
folding arms which obvIates the annoyance o!
usinc button hooks, inasmuch as the simple turn
ing Of the button draws the glove tightly into
Dlace and retains /: there, without trouble or in
conyep ence. II also furnishes an elegant Orna-
mert and must rapidly take the place oil the
anEK.rd hutton and butt0n-hole now in use.
National Republican., 1876-01-12
The Value of an Advertisement.

An advertisement which costs dollar often at
tracts the attention of several thousands OF peo-
ple It is not matter Of rare occurrence for a
five.line advertisement IN the NATIONAL REPCD-
LICAN to elicit several hundred responses. There
is no want which any human being can experience
which many other human beings are not ready
and anxious to supply. All men have wants, and
for every want that exists there scores OF per-
sops who want to supply that want. The adver-
tising columns Of widely circulated papers bring
these classes together Those who want service
and those who want to serve; those who want to
sell ard those who want to buy; those who have
talent without capital and those who have capital
without talents are thus brought together for
their mutual benefit. The advertising columns
of great daily newspaper are thus made the me.
dium of communication between classes which,
without such an agency, could never be brought
thar
National Republican., 1876-01-12
IS IT BLACKMAIL!

Curious Scandal Case IN the Police Court.
Ii the Police Court yesterday there was tried
a curious and somewhat mixed scandal case, which
not only pIussed the Judge, but also the spec
tators in that abode Of justice. Thomas J. Nc
Nance young man and a clerk in one of the
Departments, was arraigned upon charge sworn
to by the complainant with an inte::on: Assault
upon Mrs. COrsraa Shimoneck, the wife OF an ex,
police officer.
The complainant, who is rather good looking,
was placed upon the stand and testified that on
Friday last defendant called at her rooms, corner
of Eighth and d streets northwest, to engage her
husband, who is musician, to play at sereuade.
Her husband was absent at the time, and knowing
that fact defendant made improper prOpos ais TO
and took liberties with her by force. which she
resisted and finally succeeded in repelling.
a rigid cross examination developed the fact
that she had been in the patients department of
the st. Elizabeth asylum, under treatment for
Mysteries, brought upon her by spiritualist who
had lived in the same house with her, by means
OF table, on which she placed her hands, causing
her to faint and remain unconscious for several
hours. Afterwards she had Mysteries regularly,
and her husband sent her to the asylum for treat
mert. Since leaving that place she had been
stopping with her mother and sister until two
weeks ago. when she went TO board at the corner
OF Eighth and streets with her husband.
THE DEFENsE
Several witnesses for the defense testified that
on the day named, about o'clock in the after
neon, they saw Mrs. s. and McNamee standing
conversation, and when they separated he raised
his hat and she responded with a smile. Other
witnesses testified TO the good character of de-
fendant. Still another witness. who resides at
the house. testified that he was at homo on the
evening Of the occurrence, and did not hear any
outcIy.
OPINION OF THE COURT.
The court stated that this was a serious charge,
one which was easily made and difficult to prove.
There are many circumstances connected with
the case which raise some doubt Of the truthful
ness of the testimony of the prosecution. There
is potbing impeaching her testimony yet the fact
that she had been in the insane asylum, and had
followed her would be ravisher TO the door and
there held pleasant conversation with him, and
other circumstances, surrounded the case with
eubarrassments which II would perhaps be bet.
ter for Jury to consider, and he would send the
case to the grand jury, liking the bonds az IL OoO
National Republican., 1876-01-12
APPRECIATION

CHARLEsTowN, Mass, March 10, lsG9.
Fl. r. SereHS:
DEAR SIR: This Is to certify that have used
Your ''Blood Preparation in my family for sew
eral years. and think that, for Scrofu or Cank-
erous Hunois, or Rheumatic Affections. 1t cannot
be excell, d: and. blood purifier and spring
medicin,, IL Is the hest thing have ever ed: and
have used almost everything. / can cheerfuly
recon m nd 1. TO any one ir need Of such medi-
cine. Yours: respectfully, ..a-
MRS. A. A. DTNsMoRE
National Republican., 1876-01-12
FURTHER PROOF
FACTS WILL TELL.

II. Il. OtLrtNS, EsT.: = .
DEAR FIR: Allow me TO say word in favor of
VEGETINE. During the past year have suffered
from complication of diseases, laid in bed from
the I'd of November until the middle Of the follow
ing June, and aver age did not sit up TWO
hours a week, had eight of the best physicians In
the Slate, but got no hep and constantly grew
worse. They agreed that had art disease;
pthisis, pyae emis and kidney complaint, and could
never be any better. l was reduced in weight 50
pounds, which Is much for am naturally thin.
In June, fincing | was falling undar the treat
ment of the physicians, l commenced the use of
VEGETINE. through the earnest persuasion of
friends, and, / am happy to state, with good re.
suits. have gained ten pounds in weight, can sit
up all day, walk half mile and ride six.
sm greatly encOura ged, and shall continue using
but for the truth of this statement refer to any
man in Goffstown or vicinity.
Yours very thankfully, A. J. BURBECK,
Aug, l, 1875, Goffstown, n. II.
National Republican., 1876-01-12
Elsction of OHcers.

The Columbia Turn Nerein, whoss present
hesduuarters are at 100 and Ill New Y ork venu",
az recent meeting electcd the following officers
for the ensuing six months: Erns. SjnneaDsrg
president: Chss Noske, vice president: q. A.
Brickvedde, recording secretary; Bruno SIchse,
corresponding secretary; Paul ho"n. first IL
structor: Chs. PfItZmeier, sec, nd iustru ,'or
FIR. Abel, accountant; Aug. DIttricn, treasure
Louis Baumsnn, custodian; x. HOrmann, b inner
bearer.
National Republican., 1876-01-12
Lamp EXPLOSION,

Last evening, about 10 O'Clock, an explosion of
kerosene lamp in one of the rooms in the upper
story of the Larned Block occasion5d o still
alarm of fire. Information was lodged at steamer
house No. !, and member Schertf went to the
locality with q fire eXtinguisher, but the flames
had been extinguished with trifiIng damage to
property. No alarm was sounded.-SyrCcHss
InnrnnL Jan. 10.
National Republican., 1876-01-12
THE WIFE'S STATEMENT.

Mr.. SerenS:
DEAR SIR: / feet l must say few words about
the EGETINE. The physicians said had so many
complaints they did not know what TO give me.
They said had bad humor aud i had the kidney
compl aint, the liver complaint my heart was very
weak, and don't think there is any one who suf-
fer cd more with the piles than l dill. The physt-
cisns all said It for me to AXE 1icine
could not live throug gh the month of May. truly
think the VEGETINE has saved my life, and my
reighbOrs say that the VEGETINE has reslly ac.
complished a wonderful cure in my case, and tell
every ore whom / meet 1t is the best medicine in
the world. Yours, VcIy thankfully,
Mrs j. Il. BUTLER.
National Republican., 1876-01-12

Queer Scandal Case in the Police
Court-MeetinE ofIhe Board of Health
appropriation Asked for the Inter.
est on the Three.Bixty.FIVe Bonds
Miscellaneous Paragraphs Of Local
Interest
National Republican., 1876-01-12

THURsTon'5 Ivory PEARL TOOTH Powder
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet
Twenty-Five and fifty cents per bottle.
JoUvEN'B 1NopoRoUs KID-GLovB CLAAraR
will renoyate soiled gloves thoroughly snd
quickly. Twenty five cents per bottle.
THOMPSON PoAADg OPTIER fs equal to the
best French, and but half the prlcs. Twenty-Five
And fifty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRRNeTHBEINe PLAsTERs are tbs
verv hest. All sold bv drugRists.
National Republican., 1876-01-12
CITY TENS.
FORTY YEARS. EyPERIENC

FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
have tested the virtues of DR.. WiStGr'S BGIsdR of
WHd Cherry and it is now acknowledged to be
the best remedy eXtant for pulmonary aud lung
disea ses, embracing the whole range from slight
cold to settled consumption. Were It not for it's
merits, 1t would long since have ''died and made
no sign Fifty cents and 81 bottle; largo bot
ties much the cheaper.
National Republican., 1876-01-12
Coil Oil Explosion.

At o'clock yesterday evening coal oil lamp
exploded at the grocery store of Mrs Thompson,
No 81 Spain street. The burning fluid fell on
her little son, aged thirteen years, and burnt
him seriously about the aIms.-NeU Orleans Pic
auune JdnudTTS s.
National Republican., 1876-01-12
Fifty Thousand Dollars Worth Of Silver
Plated Ware

At auction. Hotel-keepers, restaurant and
boarding -house-keepers should not forget the
sale by Thos. Bowling, at No. 13i7 Pennsylvania
avenue, near Fourteenth street, which begins this
morning. The goods are of the best quality, and
we are authorized to state that they Will be sold
without regard 70 cost.
National Republican., 1876-01-12
VEGEFINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

NNE LANDAULET, CIRCULAR FRONT,
" lined in satin; one Coupe, cir =
cular 'front.': one Coupe, square DV.E
little used and in good order, and 50AlZ-S Y
other Carriages for sale. "
jaG-Im No. 3l9 Twelfth ST., bet. c and N. W.
National Republican., 1876-01-12

PANIC And EICIlRNENI OY& THE EVENT
National Republican., 1876-01-12
4 husbands Statement of the Great
Suffering of His Wife,

HAKWIClI sept. T, $50.
Mr.. II. r. StCrsRS:
DEAR SIR: feel 1t my duty to say q word in
praise of VRGETINE. My wife has been trouble
with bad humOr for several years, which she in;
herited IRON her parents. We have tried several
physicians and a great many different kinds of
medicine, with but little benefit. She was so
much ems ciated that we had almost despaired of
her ever being any better. Hesring CT the NEGE-
TINE, we resolved to try once pore snd she COM
in in health ever since. FroE l0i pounds she has
adv anccd to 1876 pounds, having gained 81 pounds in
seven months and is able TO be about her work.
In short, she believes that NKGETINE has been the
means OF saving her life. and that she cannot say
too much in its prsisc. If 1t pleases you to make
usc of this statement YOU arc at liberty to do
she has taken fifteen bottles and is still using it.,
and / can safely recommend IL as 4 great blood
purifier. Yours, Respectfully, ,rr,
National Republican., 1876-01-12
VEGETINE.
WHAT IS ACCOMPLISHED
Y E G E T I N E

WHEN THE BLOOD BECOMES WEAK
w and impoverished. from Whatever cause, the
whole system is thrown out of ord r, and. though
the sufferers may be not sick enough to take the:bed
they are poorly prepared to resist the cold, bleak
weather attending the winter season. The person
may thicB ly clad; II the circulation OF the blood
is poor they will shiyer with the cold.
There is nothing which will so fortlfy the system
against cold chan geable weather quick clrcu-
lstion OF good, pure blood. The VEGETINE will
renew the blood give tone to the stomach, restore
the liver its proper action, stimulate the kidneys
so as to enable them to perform the functions de-
volving upon them, carry off the putrtd humors,
regulate the bowels and restore the whole system
TO working order. his Is precisely what VICE
TINE does, snd this is the exact way through which
it has accomplished many wonderful cures, as
NAV ,c seen by the following unquestionable evil
dence:
National Republican., 1876-01-12

EE. TING OF THE AIMONE3S OF TEE POOR
National Republican., 1876-01-12
"TIRED NATURES SWEET EEsToRER, BALMY
sLEEP."

But there are times when this "Renewer OF
strength" is denied us-times when our minds
and bodies have been so overworked and arc so
worn out that We "woo the drowsy god in vain. u
The Peruvian Syrup ian iron tonic) renews our
strength, and makes cur rest sweet and refresh.
ing.
National Republican., 1876-01-12

HOW THEY WILL DISPENSE CHARITY
National Republican., 1876-01-12
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Il TRICT OF COLUMBIA, SPECIAL TERM
PROBATE JURISDICTION, DECEMBER 2s,

In The matter of the will Of OBADIAH II.
MORRisON: Application for letters testamentary
on the estate Of OBADIAH II. MORRISON, Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, has this day been made by
EBENEZER MORRISON and WILLIAM y.
notified 10 aprear in this court on SAT-
URDAY, the SOth day of January newt. at II
O'Clock q M. to show cause why letters testa-
mentary on the ofthe said deceased should not
Issue as prayed: Provided a copy OF this order be
published once a week for three weeks in the Ma
TIoNAL REPUBLICAN previous to the said day:
Test: A. WEBsTER.
de2o-wsw Register of Wills.
National Republican., 1876-01-12
The Crmhsrland Alleganian.

The first issue of q new daily paper Of the above
title made its appearance in Cumberland, Nd,
on Monday, January 10. 1t is of good size, fine
typographical appearance, newsy and we'll edited.
In politics will be Democratic, but its main pur-
pose will be tc subserve the best interests Of the
city, county and State in which it is published,
and to furnish the people Of its vicinity with q
live daily newspaper. We wish it and its editors,
Messrs Stephens and Tayler, abundant success.
National Republican., 1876-01-12

LIFE is full OF sorrows and dlsappointments,
but the most sanguine hopes of all those who try
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup are always realized. 1t
never disapIoints.
National Republican., 1876-01-12
eENERAL NEWS OF IHECIIY

coLoRED ScHooL-HoUsEoNFIRE
National Republican., 1876-01-12

nlBIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia, holding .
estate of stacy B. Lewis, late of the District Of
Columbia, deceased. All persons having claims
against the sati deceased hereby rned to eX-
hfbit the same, with the vouchers thereof, tc the
subscriber, on before the 4th day OF January
next: they may otherwise by law be excluded from
ali reneft of the said eststP.
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF January,
1e76. +. .. LEWIS,
ian5-W3wH Executor.
National Republican., 1876-01-12
Marriage Licenses.

Licenses were yesterday Issued by Mr.. Meigs
TO Thomas Il. Donaldson and Laura V. Swan;
Robert II. Mitchell and Ida NJ. johnson: g Gorge
+. Pyles and Mary Z. Hinwood; William K. p.
Wilson and Mamie Wilson Risgue; VIM ID,
Jones ard Carrie Snowden; Abner S. Clark and
Sarah K. Hager; TIlghman johnson and Eliza
Davis: Daniel Queen and Mary Dove
National Republican., 1876-01-12
Auction Sales To-day.

BY E. ]. Sweet:
At o'clock, valuable improved property OF
Capitol Hill.
By Young & Middleton:
At O'Clock, two small tracts of laud On th
Potomac river, in Washington county, d. u,
National Republican., 1876-01-12

Dead-Letter Ufice Sale.
Messrs. DuncansOn Bros. will on Monday next
commence the sale of articles accumulated in the
Dead.Letter Office. 1t will be continued from
day to day until the whole is disposed Of
National Republican., 1876-01-12
LEGAL.

rNHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, holding spe,
cal term, lett of administration on the personal
estate of HkLEN JOHNSON, late Of District OF Co
lumbia, deceased. All persons having claims
again the said deceased are hereby warned to eN
hibit tie same, with the vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber, on or before the 2Sth day OF December
next: they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of the said estate.
1875. HENRY JOHNsON,
dtcg-W3w< Administrator.
National Republican., 1876-01-12

not impair the charter contract, because by its
charter there Is provision giving 1t the exclu-
| siye mower md right to fix
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-11
GENERAL REGULATIONS.

The session eomMsneen IN ths nrAt Monday IN
oepssm hes, and ends Aknsi M III vi JULY. with
rhhlls examination. Nsssdvs The annual, lhvrs nfs
private manthiy ssan nAtssNA IN ihs aeserA eiwessa
Nt which distinguished inert IN S~AAHst, diiIs sNs
and proficiency receives htiinv AsnDs~
I'm vntsFtng. sMeh student il vHANnssi and Placed
III tbs slAns To which his prsviras AtAhmunts setl.
ts him. 4 wocd moral vhasAstsF u fs4NIrsd vi Ill
sprlyiag for admission,
The merNis and general depart Hen. If hs student
a~eAssantiy watched ossfs the Nnthvts preside
n teir t.afsatiens. Nhd their eoiofs and ptisasA.
hshlts rsrslss every attention.
NNllsttns are seat NJ Christmas Ahd tastst 70
parents NJ guardians ~ inform thrn OF the hss th
sepdast and improvement nj their Mis- M AAns.
The felgan taught N tbs Institute IL knmAn
fsthelis, ttndrhss NJ other drhnAihatluhs Afs ri,
nil.ed, provided they Atv willing. for Aha sAke ~
nrder and uniformity, 70 attend she rabe sse.slssA
VI religious worship,
The rarYsspandvir~ nf students, - wsll - I'll
naok. Hssi Nv Thorn, Rrs s@LIs~t " The Inspection
hi tIls nirurtNr.
Ths pocket money NJ thv stndsnta II dsrns1ted
with ths treasurer. ~ hr given - pvM.ivnsv lna1
sHtrrst. and may ~ partly. nf lntnlls wieAhu1
ffum thrnt IN account NJ misconduct ar neeeaee =
duty.
OH snierlHy. each honr,lsr shanid bs provided
with sa'sshs quantity ~ si"thine, anil snetetvn,
number Of shitts, sosks, handlers hlsfs, teweis
ensnhs. hfashss, etc Nuns ~ these Will be fusn.
ished by t'nllens. wnlass special dstnslt bs made
k,~ry article should b. mAfksd With tbs sass el
tbs nv mr. In full,
rafsnt~ Wishing n have their children ssni heinz
| shuuiL pIss ti.nsly sollsp. and furwari travelling
| skrtnsrst ecs further part teulAfs, addres
IAtA nkO. OLltkk. pHHstbsss.
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CuI.LEUIATE DEPARTMENT.
TERMS

Hoard, Ta'ueh. Washing, Rel and HsadlHs
wi t.ts, " i've mcn.ha, IN advance, tish.oo
Nh sslshh'p Hes, 7,au
Needing, tknas wear sAssUsd,l 7,M
nAy Scholars, senior tpwpWttnnuts, 7h,pn
t,Ay AehnAs. junior h.psYt,ngn n, yo,nn
tas NtInf, Al The t'allrgs, ln,nn
Mu.o rsAnu,4~Mnd u.a " In~tfnmvnt aO.pu
y SlulsM, A.n0
Modern Language. more than one. ls,oo
Drawing and Painting, ~ Professor = skAfses
Students received NJ any time during the year,
hui for no shorter period than i've months. Nv
Nancy rtfuhdsd when Withdrawn daring ths Term,
Nh deduction for stssbse unless IN sHse ~ tfatlset
~ illne~e.
n. ~ Payment " 10 Ls made In advance ~ M
student retained IN the Institution ~in~e parent or
guardian dor mol comply With thts Nuie
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Wagon Makers

=. 1eAAr. MAJ Mt sas., west - 8ea ~.
MA. kDW An ~, srssA " DilvsFsA Mssss
soAl ~ LAN0 n. n y ~a y Elm kasse'i'
IA AtAaA
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2hb lilo Pestvins $50 -
Palace slsspieG snEs. owAsd and opera
ted by this line. accompany ell nloAs
c0aAsurions AAk A. suLL0~s.
A. narllsgspa. with Chicago. Burlington 4
Quincy k.N for chteage, recvoa, Cissln.
natl, Ksskuk. Quiaoy and 81. Lnsis.
West 70 uelumwa and Ill points II Kansas
snd Nebraska. and with Burlington 1
tsulhwssssrn ny FOR FArninEtnh. Hlsosn.
Asld and Ill polnts IL MIsosrl snd KAasas,
Attebanbns Junctisn, With Chicago !
South western Railroad for WAsAingsoA
AAd Levsn~urth.
Island d Pacth q ksilItad, for lvWa city,
Dea Maiass and Davenport
Al fsdar kAl,ids. With Milwaukee nivi-
sion &c X 4 n. for Independence. W.M
Talon. rsstvills aud NJ Otsear, With
Chicago Northwestern NaiI~ay, Ar
Omaha. csuAsil nluMs and (h'etGe, md
With dubuque 4 somshW ssiern Railway fsv
Dubuque
Al Nichols. WITH MascAtfe i's.sien
NC II 4 ~. for Muyt r,ins
Az Waterloo and .odnr g.lts. With
llitnois ('thtrnl Hsilrond ror Independence
Dubuque. Pert hodge snd Ni~nx City.
Al Norm junction.. With MiissuksA a Nj.
Paul halfway. fur Mason City and Charles
Nis
A. Austin. with MilwNsks~ 4 NJ PAL
Railway. for oil points In Minnvs0ia
Atft Paul. fur all pointa w Northern
Pseths katlvsyi the great Lake Superior
region. and I'll points North md North.
E,Y wlksL0w. arnl Manager
lr !, IVES, Gent raas 4 Ticket Axvn,.
't'lat rerlis Iva
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Chicago & North. wessesa Railway.


rsssrrs.,s fer onIrA0o, pSr-u. rol.As. ut..~.
lAna. NwnA'a, ki.rats ts'ls, WusAnrw, Cssetsasa,
eesAesfet, Albany 1es0htn Montreal, Qashss !.
r.rlssa nnas.. ~ s",.' rn,Ass'rss.. s.s
sAsvsn,rnse. Olaer, sult t~Ae CITY. n~sss.
rsassit Mlsrs, A.lqus.,.. k~AssAs, hs~aeAst
: ers s..,a :s.. rse ~
their tickets Va eHHAsO rni thu
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s'n,..s, s,.s ,ss. sss css ns"s. ss,..
'et Ill pslnts east nsd Asa,h Asss, SD wtk Nv
thisAsa 4 Alum And tllinas V-~ssai W all rSs,s
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| pslhts.
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/ This tsshs ealy ils~ raHssna us@ nrs tstsss~
s,Alsafe so ~. Past - chssrs anA hllvNslss
iAsd niespe1s - The twea fssae Eaitsa1, ~ -
relsts 49, efths M.s<eaH Mvss.
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Inducements efr~d 1y GAs Ro.se
"a ths traveller pasle A. sil shs wsasm IN.
rtessnsats, kask And usa.M nsl'AsssA Trash,
ssas MIL, kask asd Tres 1iidses, psvlsf ~
ny Cars. ssslAeheHss ssfay Ar kiaAss, Miller .
tAssas SAFETY tespllnr asA riasfstms. spss4 salssy
Ard AhsAiats tayafelt.
Rusning through 4 HysSs SsSfss,
M operating e.~ s,osA mllr- VI ra~A, tAs Cess.
pAsy tts~~a@ y ~ srasssf fasiliAss tAs' -
| nst Ahd sHAhnt h, ALTERED W any rAsM rsttsse.
i All tiskN sEsats saH s%ll yca Nshsta Vie tAts
tsste.
/ ifssa wiAk I'M hsa NAvstlss ssssmsAHAsna,
4 ,sn vii tns yahf MsAsts W THE Fswss, AHA Wi
tAks va eshst.
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