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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-14
STATE NOTES.

AN attempt is to be made in Charles
ton to indict the West Virginia lynch
ers.
ALL the Radical papers Of the State
are mad because the Senate refused to
convict Auditor Bennett.
THE Weston Democrat announces as
its choice for Auditor and Treasurer at
tho next general election Messrs. Z. A.
Bennett and John S. Burdett.
SAYS the Point Pleasant Register:
With a liberslity that would do credit to
any community, our people raised by
subscription, sufficient money to con-
struct and equip telegraph line to this
place; and now they have raised about
800 as bonus for the machine shop.
THE Greenbrier Independent is levi
dently friend of the dog-law. 1t says:
"The following is an item to be re-
flected upon by opponents of the dog
law: On Tuesday morning last, near
Lewisburg twelve fat, corn-fed mutton
were killed by dogs; six others of the
flock were terribly lscerated and wounded
"nigh unto DEATH" and the re-
msinder scared and scattered to
parts the owner knows not where.
They were the property of our
Young friend, MIR. Matthew jackson,
who has been industrious and untiring
in his efforts during the present season,
to furnish our market with choice fresh
meat. Plague take the dogs!
CLARKsBURG has had sensation. "A
man named John A. Lyons, an employe
of the b. Il o. Il. K. married very
worthy lady of that vicinity some years
ago. Their married life was not very
happy one, however, and he fellin love- and
contracted an intimacy with another girl.
He then went to Clarksburg, and per-
suadcd his wife to dispose ol some of her
property, and secured note for S4OO of
the purchase money. He afterwards at
tempted to decsmp with the note and his
inanorata, but his wife had him arrested.
He was subsequently released upon giving
up the note, but says the Telegram, We
that he has since returned
and recovered by some means, the note
which his wife forced from him, and the
end it seems is not yet.
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PORK Packing Statistics.

Chicago, Ills, February l2,-Messrs
Howard, White, Crowell ~ Co, publish
ers of the C0umerc,dt Bulletin, pub
llshed annually, estimated of the pack
ing Of the West to day The total num-
Der of hogs packed and estimated for
this season Is 4,SS5,000 against 100000
for the previous season. The increase
in weight is estimated at "A per cent. net
making the total packing equal i'll pounds
to 5,225 600 hogs; OF last years average
the decrease in net weight is estl-
mated at seventy.four million pounds
the decrease in green piece meats is estl.
mated at 59,3l5,0O0 pounds, and the de-
crease in cured meats, allowing one per
cent more shrlnkage than last year, Co.
500 600 pounds. The increase in the
yield of lard is estimated ct 4l2 pounds,
aid the total production at 5Sl, 900
tierces, az inst 592, 900 last season. The
prospects for summer hogs is reported
unfavorable, owing to farmers hsv-
ing sold. closer than usual, and
the cholera has prevailed to n greater
extent than usual among the stock hogs.
The shortage in the hog crop in the east
and west 9 estimated, in round numbers,
at 100000 head.
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senator Chri>iinncy's Marriage.
Washington Special, Sth, to the Chicago
lutpT-t tIccan.

Washington special, SIN, 10 the CnlcaSo
luter-Dc"an.
The most Interesting topic of CONVEX
satlon ut the capital to day was the mar
riarc this morning " Senator Christiancy,
of Michigan, to Mis- Lille Lngenbeel.
OF the bureau ui engraving and printing
Of the Treasury department. The mar
riage took place at the boarding place of
the young lady, where the Senator re-
sides, and was very quiet affair, the
ceremony being performed by the Rev
DIR. Sunderland and witnessed by
very few persons. Senator Ferry,
who was the only Senator present, oth-
ciateJ as groomsman, with Miss Belle
I.inthicum as bridesmaid After the
wedding the couple took the cars for
New York, where they will pass their
first halcyon days of the honeymoon.
The Senator who has now reached the
age of sixtv-fOur, lost his wife about
nine months since. lie is the father of
nine children. His bride is blonde,
quito pretty, and twenty years of age.
Their courtShip WAS quite BRET lasting
but n few weeks, the Senator having met
his fate only since the present session
Of Congress. When the name of Mr..
Christiancy was read, in calling the roll
of the Senate this afternoon, Mr.. Ferry,
President pro te'"., said. with slight
twinkle: IL desire 80 state that my col
league is paired, remark which Gre
atrd general laughter all over the cham
bar. That the uninitiatcd may apprecl-
ate the Joke it may hr stated that 1t is
customary in tine Senate when n MEM
Der wishes to be- absent when vote Is
taken, to par oil with some member on
the opposite side who will not vote SO
that his side may not lose 10y his ab-
snnrn
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The Successful Ply sic,an.

r rom the 81 LOUIE SlODt.
There is probably no man to whom the
community owe so much a. 10 the houest,
fair-spoken physician, who does his actual
duty both TO himself and TO his patients.
Really skillful physicians are not SO nu-
merous that their virtues need no men,
tion, and hence the advertisement of DR..
X. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, msy well claim
the readers attention. DIR. Pierce is
type Of a class Of men who obtain sue
cess by careful and well-directea effort,
not attempting too much, or creating
false ideas as 10 ability. The cnly reha-
Bile physician in these days Of oompli-
Gated disorders and high-pressure living
is the Specialist" the man who under
stands his one branch of the business.
Such in his line is DR.. Pierce. For thc
benefit OF his readers he has written n
Common Sense Medical Adviser which
is well worth reading by those who need
such q work. With strict business honor,
high professional skill, reasonable fees,
and a large corps OF competent assistants,
DR.. Pierce will doubtless make his name
familiar as "household words"
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OEFICE or CUIEf SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON, Feb. II, A. NJ. }

OEfICE or CHIEf SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Feb. a. A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
In the Gulf States, Tennessee ana Ohio
valleys, upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys, AMI upper lake regions,
rising barometer north to west winds
and clear or clearing weather will pre-
vail, followed in Dakota and Nebraska
by falling barometer and warmer south
east winds. ,,,,,
In the South Atlantic and Middle
States falling barometer. increasing
southwest to southeast winds, warmer.
cloudy and rainy weather. followed IN
the afternoon and night by rising os-
rometer, northwest winds, decidediy
colder and clearing weather.
In the lower lake region and New
England States falling and low baron.
eter, increasing northeast to southeast
winds, warmer cloudy and rainy wealth
er, partly turning into snow in the north
ern portions, and followed in the former
BY rising barometer, northwest winds,
decided y colder and clearing weather,
and in the latter during Monday night
or Tuesday morning. .,
The Mississippi will continue rising at
st. Louis, falling at Cairo and near STA
tionsry below.
Cautions continue at Milwaukee and
Grand Haven.
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Texas Pacific RaIIroad.

WAsHINoroS, February l2'-The
House Committee on the Pacific Rail
road were in session nearly
the entus day on the Teus Pacific Raj
road bill. The report of the sub com.
mittee, signed by Lamar, Atkins and
ONeil favoring the bill was read'
Mr.. Luttrel advocated the construction
Of the road by any company which would
build it without subsidy. Mr.. Garfield
also dissented from the report, opposing
also subsidies.
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Train Wreck eel by a Landslide.

PITrsBURGu, February l3.-The last
line west over the Pennsylvania Rail
road last night struck heavy land
slide Just east of Johnstown station
throwing the train off the track and bad
ly wrecking the engine, baggage car and
two passengers coaches, and the wrecked
cars canght fire and the baggage car and
the two coaches were destroyed. A
portion of the mails were also bRrned,
ard one lady passenger and the baggage
master were slightly bruised. The track
WAS damaged for the distance of 200 feet
and the obstruction WAS SO great that
blasting had to ba resorted to to clear
the track OF debris.
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Model Radical OH ce holder.

MrMpHIs, TENN, February l2.-The
Aralanche's Jackson, Miss, special says;
The Committee of Investigation into the
official conduct of Cardoza, State Super
intendent of Education, report that after
a diigent inquiry he is found guilty of
ten counts. OF perjury, liabilities for
public moneys unsccounted Tor from the
time of his induction in office, missppro-
priation of public moneys, embezzle-
ment, speculation, bribery, fraudulent
issuance of witness certificates, forgery,
extortion, and having in his possession
State moneys unaccounted for. a re.o-
luton that Cardoza be impesched for
high crimes and misdemeanors comes up
Wednesday.
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Trial OF Certain MOIlie Mnguires.

PorrsNILLE, February IL The hear
ing in the haJeds corp,4, of the men re-
Gently arrested for the marder OF police.
man Yost, began this morning The
Court directed that the ev dence In the
case should not be made public, and the
court room was thereupon cleared of all
persons except the counsel and witnesses.
kerrigan, accused of the murder OF j.
2. Jones, and whose confession implicated
the men now in prison Was brought hence
from Mauch Chunk jail. 1t is under
stood that his testimony exposes the
secrets OF tho Mollie Maguires. Throngs
of peop.e surrounded the Courthouse and
considerable excitement prevailed. One
person was arrested, charged with incit-
ing TO riot. Additional wstchmeu are
placed about the prison tonight.
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SCRIBNER d co,
zt3 Rpoasf way New York .

NEW DYING ANDCLEASIS0F FSTAB-
y SISHAEST, by Mr. Joseph rchmntI-
Inefz. No. I7g5 Market street, north
end 81 Market Street Bridge. In my
employment IN Mr.. Louis Dandshr, ana
lytic chemist from Paris, France. hll
kinds Of Shavls. Dresses, klhbpns, hnp Al
kInds of six and WOODEN goods Cleaned
or dyed on short notice aud prices to siy"
satisinctlOn. Black wooden goods trans
formed in color, viz: Drab, Dark Gres'ri,
Maroon, Dark Kubis, California, blr-
marck, without Injury ~ nbres or fabric
C0lorlng, Cleaning and Kspalring Orntls-
mems Clothing In the be~f Of style.
samples Of work can be seen nj any time
In my establishment. Patronage soiicitsd.
DpyjtbS6T
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Attempted Robbery OfR Pan Handle
Tram.

C1NCtNYATl. February PA COM
mereiars Urbsns special says while 3
Pan Handle train was taking water,
few miles west Of that pace last night
the conductors attention was attracted by
some one attempting to uncoupie the
engine and two forward cars from the
balance of the train. The conductor on
Soinr on the platform was confronted by
: msst al man who attempted to stab him
With butcher knife. The conductor
nniled the bell cord and drew revolver
and fred at the robber, who made his
escape. Two other men were seen anu
it Is supposed they contemplated ROD
berry Of the express car.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, otflce Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Clerical and UncIericaI Acts.

NEW YORK, February l2.-Mr. Adams
= Brooklyn clergyman, yesterday jumped
from ferry boat into the East River
to rescue from drowning woman who at.
tempted suicide by leaping from the
same boat. Mr.. Adams was encumbered
with his clerical garments and both were
nearly drowned.
The Reverend Bell the reformed
pugilist minister, as he is called, was last
night deposed from his charge of the
Primitive Methodist church of Brooklyn
on charges somewhat similar to that
against Beecher. An affidavit of one of
the lady parlshioners upon this action was
presented as that of dying woman, she
being in the last stages of consumption.
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.ddre.. from Prince Napoleon.

PARIS, February l3.-Prince Napoleon
issued an address 70 the electors Of
Ajaceio. He says: The form ofgoyern-
meut Is no. in question. II exists, and l
accept it frankly. He denies his accept
ance Of the Republic a. dictated
By ambition or personal interest,
but declares that il comes from
profound convictions. He concludes a.
follows: Il respect the form OF govern
ment without any bitterne.s, provided ;.
insures order, justice and Hberty. i,
elected shall be always democratic aud
a partisan Of progress.
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Ro,anarti.t Journal seized.

PARIS, February lS.-The BonsPartist
journal, published at Ajaccio, was seized
and prosecuted for attacking the Govern
ment and publishing proclamation
issued by Napoleon Wilhelmshoe IN
1871.
Louis Marcein Comste DeCarne, the
eminent publicist and member Of the
French Academy is dead,
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Brigham Young's granddaughter
Marries u Gentle.

ST. LOUIS, February ia few days
ago Alice, granddaughter of Brigham
Young, and daughter Of Brigham Young,
Jr. married Chas Il. Hopkins, gentle,
contrary to the wishes of her parents,
Yesterday she visited her mother, and
during the evening her husband called
for her, but she could not be found n
writ of habeas corpus was issued, and to,
day the.lsdy and her parents appeared
in the Third District Cour. TO answer
Their attorney claiming that there was
no forcible detention, the husband with
drew further proceedings, and the lady
went home with her parents.
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Goal Proposals

DHOPOsALS FOR FUKSIsHIso 1HE
County Jail aud Inhrmsry with coal
for the ensuing year, commencing hprI
la viii he recei we'd AZ the clerks ofilcs Of
tie Hoard Of Com m issioners, until March
lst. At n o'clock, n. BIDS Teceised seps-
r,isIy for Jail or. Innrmary, bidder 10
specify price Tor clsan. mlIsi and mot
coal properly screened and weighed.
BY order OF the Bosrd of ofCofnIhl~lon"rS'
CHAH. n. DEITEks, Clerk.
f.Iyt,reI AsAt- tDmnGnl
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The Avalanche OF Immoral
Literature

That threatens the children, some strong
vltally wholesome, and really attrnctlN"
magazine IN required for them. and IT.
NICHOLAS has reached "A hlp y platform,
and commands Tor for THIS rrNlc" "ld'T
resources In art and letters. than any ofits
nnrnsAnrk or rnnI tom nDIOIIcs.'
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Great Demand for Postage Stamps

WAsuINGToN, February l2.-Durlng
January the demand for postage stamps
postal cards and stamped envelopes
reached the unprecedented amount OF
$4,000, 600 worth. This figure is con-
sidered indicative of rapid revival OF
business throughout the country.
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All the colored membe of the Lou
isiana General Assembly have signed a
dispatch to Pinchbsck stating that while
:hey desire to see him seated, they regard
Senator Bruces speech as lmpoiitic and
against the true Interests of the cOlored
rnCe.
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Moody and Sankey.

The first Moody and Sankey meeting
was held to-day. AT an early hour the
church WAS crowded, fully 1000 persons
beng present. Moody in his discourse
said that they never had so much en-
coursgement in any place as here during
the past week. The present harvest was
white and ready for the rcaper 1t
seemed Ms though the whole city was
ready to be invited TO come to Christ. He
urged fathers and mothers to pay more
attention TO the bringing up Of
their children in the fear OF
God. The teachers of Sabbath schools
should attend the revival meetings, and
thousands of children could be brought
to Christ. Mr.. Sankey sang, "Go work
in my vineyard"
At the afternoon meeting, exclusively
for ladies, over six thousand were pres
ent. Mr. Moody preached on the mean.
ing of the Gospel, viz: "Good Speed,
and added that the Gospel was good It'd
ings of great joy. Over one hundred
ladies, young and old, stood up for the
prayers, and while praying Mr.. Sankey
broke in with the hymn Almost Per-
suaded." The scene was very affecting.
After the meeting no ladies entered the
inquiry rooms.
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READING FOR CHILDREN.
OPINION OF CHAs. FRANCIS
ADAMS.
TRENCHANT EDITORIAL.
A CLERGYMAN's OPINION.
WHAT YOU CAN GET FOR FIVE
DOLL ARk.


Saws, I'm n letter to the Quincy Massl
IiIiriOt that three -fourths OF the books IN
brisk demand AT the public libraries ARE
"Vnpid and sensational He thinks that
parents ought To guide the childrrn's taste
in the choice OF reading more than they
do Ihr N1Irnrl AdrrIfIkrr. In
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5oo PIANOS & ORGANS

ssw and Secondhand, Of Firxt-elASs
MaEers. Will be .old NJ Low Prices for es.sh,
or on IDsiaIlneDts, or iof rent, In City or
Houdays, by HORACE WATERS q BDS,
tsl Broadway, than ever before offered in
New York. Agents wanted 10 sell Waters
New Scale Pianos, and CONCERTO organs,
illustrated Catalogues Mailed. Great IN.
duc.meuts 10 the Trade. A large discount
o Teachers, Ministers. Cburches, Lodyes,
chOOls, etc. eecAt
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Religious Intelligence mouth
Church.

NEW YORK, February l2.-There was
a large congregation at Plymouth Church
this morning Mr. Beecher subject was,
Attaining the High Moral State In
speaking of the advisory council he said
that, out of one hundred and seventy-two
churches invited to take part in its pro-
ceeding, one hundred and twenty-five
had accepted and would be represented.
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NOTEC1.
CLEKR's OTyICE BOARD OF Con KS,
Wheeling, Feb. Z, Is75.

Wheeling, Feb. !, p'. J
To all whom II may concern: Thisis tO
Civ. notice that j. T.. Crisp and otbsrs, by
petition U the Board of Com mis-ioner ers.
ak IOr an additional place " yotlns ia
Liberty District, said voting precinct 70
b.. Al the village Of Potomac, on castle
man = Ron, and 10 bs known a. ffeGlhet
no zTIbsrty Distri 4. FINAL action Will be
hsd AZ the meeting Of the Board In March.
Nv order of the BoArd of Conmissionsrs.
CHAr. "a. DEITEiss, Clerk
,stgvedAgaf-tOulch3
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The tceather to-day toiA be partly
cloudy, ,cith northwest to southeast 'cinds
higher temperature and rain
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Lster-What the Examination De-
yeIoped,

The deposition Of the President in the
case Of Babccck Was taken to-day st the
executive mansion. There were present
Chief Justice Waite. Secretary BristoT,
Attorney General PierrePDint, Colone!
William y Cook lone Of Babcock's
counsel, and Mr.. Eaton, who represented
the prosecution. The examination De-
gan at ia. ", terminating at P. ".
1t j. said 20 have been very thorough and
characterized by the strAigh.iorSardness
which marks the Presidents utter
ances. The oath was administered
by the Chief Justice, and the ex-
animation developed iscts that
Babcock had not influenced or attempted
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The Deutschland Disaster.

a Paris dispatch says: The Bremen
court will begin an inquiry into the loss
OF the steamer Deutschland. The public
prosecutor will conduct the proceedings
for the government.
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Tie President Examined.

WAsHISGToS, February l2.-The
President was examined in the Babcock
case stAthe executive mansion by Mr..
Cook of this city representing
General Babcock and Mr. Eaton for the
government. The examination was a.
tended by Chief Justice Waite and At
torney General Pierrepont. The depOsi-
tion will not be made public until it is
read In court ~ -. LOUIS.
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international REGATTA. !.

LONDON, February lathe daily
Ne1cs is informed that Durham Univer-
sity has declined 20 send q crew to Phila-
delphis to take part in the centennial
International regatta.
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Judicial Outrases I'm Texas.

WASHINGTON, February l2.-The
Committee on Expenditures, in the de-
partment of justice, made investigation
into the judicial overcharges in the west
ern district Of Texas, which revealed the
practice of marshals and other officers
out there, charging mileage per diem
of supposed deputies and guards in cases
of imaginary arrests.
Seneca Sand stone Company.
The Committee on Freedmens' Bank
had before 1t the Secretary of the Seneca
Sand Stone Company, who described the
means by which the Freodmens Bank,
for a debt of $4,000, now amounting
with interest to about $4,000, was in
duced to take rs collateral security Sec
ond mortgage bonds of the company for
$4,000, which are of no market value
whatever. He also produced the stock
book of the Seneca Sand Stone Compa-
nv, which showed that one day certifi-
Gates of stock for three hun
dred shares each were issued to
L. S. Grant, General Dent, Sergeant
General Barnes, VIM. ii. Seward, +. ID.
Washburnc, Caleb Cushing and b. b.
French. Witness did not know any
thing us to the payment OF tn 5 stock.
He only knew the certificates had all
been delivered to Wm 5. Huntington,
then cashier of the First National Bank.
The other House Committees were also
in session
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DoNT tell US any more that chewing
tobacco shortens life. There's John
Allen who chews tobacco, and he is not
OILY 1O4 years and 5 months old, but re-
Gently walked ait the way from Green
VILE, n. c., to Huntington, w. va, ana
1t didn't take him quite year to do IT,
either. And, besides, strengthened ana
sustained By the weed, he has been able
to drag himself through all those many
years without either the help of a wife OF
the soothing and invigorating influence
OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a
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VOL. Is.
AlIbusin ncssletters and COM
municatiOns, intended for
this paper, should be address
edtOTHE REGISTER,Wh
Ing, w. Va
ae'hcelina afgister.

Gold closed Saturday at ll3.
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FROM BROOKE.
Neutrality-suspicious..

BUFFALO TOWNSHIP, BROOKE Co, !
WEST Va, February II, 10.
Editors OF the Register
We have had a great deal of rain and
a fair show of mud.
The wheat at present promises ialr Tor
the coming crop. The corn was very
much damaged by the late rains and
early frost.
There is some excitement here on the
Granger movement. Bethany has
Grange of over fifty members and IN.
creasing, all of which are working well
and fair showing of having store in
connection.
Politics are Frightening up very much,
and there are already number of candi-
dates walking over the ground viewing
the chances of county offices. Mr.. Oliver
A. LOWS is spoken of very freely as
being suitable man for Presiding Judge
of our County Court. He would GER
lainlv fill the chair with much dignity.
Weather very warm and rain expected
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SIS to $40 ss Rs. az 4sd;s.s ;t ss's sfsSs ss.ss
Co, PortlAad. Aaine isnuee