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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
Wilmington Markets.

WlLMINGToN, DEL, April 26.-The mar
ket this morning was unusually full for
the season, but prices for the most part
are unchanged since our last report. But
ter and eggs SHOW an improved tendency,
the farmers facetiously remarking thai il
was "Centeuplal times" Flowers are row
the principal attraction of the market,
somewhat cheaper than last year. They sell
readily in spite Of the stringent Ulmes.
The following is synoPsls Uf the prices
asked
Meats, Beefsteak. 1G@2O; per pound /;
stews 7@l2c roasta 12QUlGc curned, 76l
12c Clipped, 25@30 veal, lO0l2 outlet,
zoe mutton, l0Gpl2c leg, l5c chops l6
6Dlsc pork &c ;ham, tic sliced 2U@25
shoulders, l4@l5c fitch, 12@l4c san
sage, los bologna, I6c pudding, lie; land
16e.
Fruit Apples 25@20c per half peck
dried apples l0c per quart dued peacheh
l0c pared 1S@2Oc Crauberries 12QDi5e .
oranges 25CO3Oc per doz lemons, 25@3Jc;
cccoauuGs 8d10c apiece.
tlldne0uS--B 4S@50c per pound;
eggs 230D25c per dozen; duck eggs 35c
dressed chickens zoe per pounu; live 1885,
spring 81 2501 SO per pair; potatoes 12c
cheese 14dl loc per pound; lettuce SOLO pen
bunch; spinach and other green's 10c pei
half peck; onions 13c per half peck; smal
onions l0c per quart; bunch onions SC; souE
beans lOc; honnny l0c; lima beans 12c
green peas &c; green corn 12c; cabbage 5G
81 per head; parsnips sc per bunch; apple
butter 20c per quart; rhubarb 50S5 pei
bunch; very fine shad sold for 80 cents pei
pair and herring for l2@15c per dozen.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
The Loans.

THGRrEENTK ANSUAL REPORT OF THE DgLA-
wAhE.
The Delaware Loan Association held its
13sh annual meeting, last evening. Joshua
Maris was reelected President, and D. II.
Kent vice-Pre=ident, and Geo. G. Mans
Secretary and Treasurer. William Wood
was reelected director, Michael Bolandi
and Edward B. Mode will supply vacancies
in the board and Joseph A. Bond supplies
Thomas Johnsons place, whose time had
expired.
The total receipts in all the series (the
1st had expired) was 3s,5l0.44. of which
85 S65 was from dues, 5l.95l 80 from in
terest, 1925 23 from fines, and 1,167 20
from premiums. Other receipts increased
the aggregate to SO, ,643 ", of which amount
S5, 420 was loaned in the several series.
The total expense of the Association WAS
$17775 There are now in operation i'll the
Loan 527 shares. of an aggregate value of
1913, 994 63. The present value of these
shares by series is 2nd a years old) $64 =
"a, 3rd q years old) $47 Is, 4th, q years
old S3C.25, 9th, Il year old $l4 81. The
gain of the year was End series, IS 68;
3rd, $4.49; 4th, SO 81; 55h, 50 81.
The Wilmington Loan held its regular
monthly meeting, last evening, and sold
B40 at %, 5000 at 2516, and the remainder
WAS applied to the payment of matured
shares i'll the lst series.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
Mental Dyspepsia.

LECTURE OF REV. DIR. wILLETs Before The
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
One of the best aud most interesting of
the lectures before the Teachers Normal
Institute, was that delivered yesterday af-
ternoon, by Rev. A. A. Willetts, D. D., on
the subject of "Mental Dyspeptia." He
thought this was an intellectual age, if read
ing could make 1t 30, but the reverse when
the character of the reading was consid-
cred. There is, he said, great inclination
to read, but little inclination to study.
AS physical dyspepsia is produced by un-
wholesome diet, swallowing without chew
ing. and not taking p, oper exercise, so men
tai dyspepsia was produced by the same
causes. In alluding to the great amount of
literature he stated that it reached $50, 900
volumes, and il a person would read 100
pages day in would take 500 years to read
1t ALL and there are 600,0O0 volumes OF it
that should not be read at all.
He deprecated the desire of young peo
pie for trashy, foamy, frothy reading, called
light literature. He would not, however, ex-
clude all works OF fiction. Some are elevauing
but should be used as dessert after dinner.
In illustration, / g gave the instance OF a
man who asked his physician if little
brandy would do much harm. No" said
the doctor, "but noue would hurt you
less." The young, he said, need no stirnu
lants, for in them passion is naturally
strong and Judgment weak.
The speaker stated that Walter Scott
would not allow his children to read his
own novels, and Washington IRVING sent
an American edition to Miss Maria Scott
which the great writer returned with his
daughters thanks for the gift, but for him-
self he had no thanks TO return, as he did
not suffer his children to read works of hc-
ton until they arrived at very mature
age. The best class of light reading is the
ardent spirits of literature and should be
taken very spiringly.
The speaker then portrayed the evil ef-
fecfs of trashy reading, and in an
amusing manner, full of cutting wit and
sarcasm, m micked some of the latter day
foilies of sentimentality, produced Ly
novel reading. He drew in sJrong contrast
the literary attainments of what he denom-
mated the squash-blossomed aristocracy Of
the present day, fuddled with champaign,
with the old-fasbioned table, around which
gathered the master minds of DIR Johnson,
Edmund Burke, Oliver Goldsmith, Sir JOS
hua Reynolds and others, where literature
was the fest Of the soul, and the yiands
rem Sined untouched.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Local Time Table.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGToN.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
For New York,i.S2 A. M; 1922, 1912, 5.46, P. NJ.
For Philadephia 100, $40, 900, s5s, lO8O A.
Nj. 1217, 1237 20O 4lO, 546, 40, 93l, p. NJ. sun
days, 1,s3, $40, A. NJ. ;4.45, $50, 93l, p. NJ
For Batimure-l2.52, l,55, 800, A. nj, 1886, l.23,
$40, 7lg, p NJ. Sundays, 125 l;55,. A; M.
For Washington-l252, LOB, 800, A. NJ 1856, .23,
40, p. M Sundays, 1882, 1.55 A. M.
For New Castle-62O, $50, A. NJ. ;1.25, $40 P. NJ.
No Sunday Trains.
FOR Delaware r. R.-e90, A. NJ, to Crsfield 40,
p NJ to Harrington. No sunday Trains.
For Wilmington a Western X. R-1O.30, A. NJ
5;1, p. NJ No Sunday Trains.
For Wilmington & Reading r. R.-645, A. NJ.
345, 5l5, p. NJ No Sunday Trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
From New York.-l.5S, A. NJ; 1904, LIB, 200 P. NJ.
Sundays, 153, A. M.
1910, NJ l254, ll3 Alb, To- go, 200, $40, 1100 P.
NJ. Sundays, l243, 15J, lUO5, A. NJ 7.30 Hoop. NJ.
From Baltimore.-l, q. 94I A. NJ. II 124U,5.36,
92l, p. NJ. Sundays, - A. NJ. ;9.2l, 7. M:
From Washington--l.22, A. NJ; 1919, 12.4o 5.36,
s2l, p NJ; sundays. l22, a, NJ, 9.9l, p. N.
Trains.
From Delaware r. R.-s59 A. NJ, from Harring-
ton 4.05 Z. NJ, from Cristield.
From New Caste.-S59, A. M; 1900, NJ. 4.O5,
6.5j, T. NJ. No Sunday Trains.
From Wilmington & Western r. R.-755 A. NJ ;
3l5 T. NJ. No Sunday Trains.
From Wilmington Reading r. R.-8.2O, A. M,
1900, M. ;7.3b, PM. No Sunday Trains.
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
From Broad & Prime Streets-8OO, 1890 A
NJ: 12,15 $50, 400, 515, 6O0 645 945 11.30, p. NJ
Sundays, $50, A. NJ. 800, $50, 11.3O P. M.
From 32d and Market Sts.-1240, A. NJ; 10.
l2l5 6.UO, p. Nj. Sundays, 12.4U, A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
Rrooklvn. NY. Aupust IL

Gentlpmen-Tt is with feelings of gratitude that
place before you simple statement of my sutferines
and cure from the Use oi the PERUVIAN SYRUP. /
map engrlver. About fifteen years ago l was at
tackled with what suppose was disease of the
spine. could not walk erect, owing to a grCut
weakness which experienced at the small of my
back My digestion became impaired, and by de
grees my whole system became dertnged Isuifered
IN this way Tor seven years. and then placed myself
in the hands of eminent physicians. They treated
me with mercury and many other strong remedies,
but grew worse instead of better
In the spring Of 1851 there appeared upon my
back and side two large ahscesses ind ut this time
also suffering from very bad tstula my whole
sistem hecame utterly pr0strited, when ! I'd
ssn if if oSd nt nnc x,,erind rst f
have taken three bottles of it, and every my
former complaints have lett me. My system has re-
gained its strength, my appetite has returned and
feel myself completely renewed in age and vgar In
wOrn, my health IL now perfect, and eun truly say
that was never able to do more work. and with
greater ease to myself than at this time, Yours
respectfully, JAMES. T. COX.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
80 wad some power the gifl TO gle us,
Tn sec onrSnl'S as timers see MS

10 SeG OuTSel > MS lLlleTS see lis.
Behold that pale, enaciated figure, with
dOWncast eye, like SOM criminal about 10
meet her fate See that nervous, distrustful
look, as she walks along with a slow and un-
steady step. The pink ras left her checks and
the cherry her lips. The once sparkling, dau-
cling eyes e now dull and expression e-s.
: he once warm Uinpled hands are now thin
and cold. Her beauty has fled hat has
W. ought this wOndrC us change? What is that
which IS lm king beneath the surface of that
once lovely form? Does she realize her T. T.
rible condition? Is she aware of the woeful
appearance she makes? Woman, from her
very nature, is subject TO catalogue of d-
seases flom hich man is entirely eXemp.
Many of these lnaladics are indu cd by her
own carelessnesp, or through ignorance Of
the laws of her beiug. Again, many Female
Diseases, If properly treated. might be arrested
in tn ir course, and thereby prove of short du-
ration. They should not be left to an mex
perienced physician who does not understand
Their nature, and is. therefore, incompetent
to treat THEM. The importance of atIentllng
to f male Diseases ia their earliest stages
cannot be too strongly urged. For If neg
lected, they frequently lead to Consumption,
Chronic Debility, and Oftentimes TO Insanity.
In al classes of Female Diseases, DR.. Pierces
FavOrite Prescription Is without rival. No
medicine has ever surp ssed it. In "'rae
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser, of
which X " Pierce. d., of Buffalo, n. ", is
the author and publisher is an extended
treatise on WoMAN A. D HER DISEASES. Tn
der this head, the various affections to which
woman is inc dent are carefully considerCd Il.
accurately po .rayed, and restorative course
of treatment sugg s'ei. Every woman, as
she va ues her life b nd health Shout pOssesS a
copy of this valuable book. If SHE be dIseP sed,
this " Adviser will show her how she mag he
restored to pealth, and also direct h,i now
she may warn OF many maladies TO which she
is constantly beng exposed. Let every sur
ferirg woman heed this timely advice and
4" see herself as others see her." Price of Adj
wiser, S1.5l (oost-pa d) to any addcess.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
@lrdital.
Life, Growth, Beauty.
Medital.

London Hair Color Restorer /!
London Hair Color Restorer !!
Not Dye makes harsh hair SOFT and silky clean
the scalp from all i'm -urities, causing the ha,r
to grow where it mas fallen off or become thin
Can be- applied by the hand as it does not stain The
skin or soil the finest linen. A. Hair Dressing
1t is the most perfect tn. world has ever produced
The hair renovated and strengthened, and natural
color restored without the application of mineral
substances.
Since the introduction o this truly valuable prep
araton into this country it has been the wonder and
admiration of all clusses, il has proved TO be the
only article that will absoluty without deception. re.
store gray hair to its original color, health suftness
lustre, and beauty and produce hair on bald heads
OF its original growth and color
This beautiful and fragrantly perfnmed article is
complete within itself, no washing or preparation
before after it, accompaniment Of any
kind being required Ia obtain thest desirable resl;s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
Railroad Zines.
DHILADEIPHIA, WILMINGTON n
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON n
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER ~. 1875
Trans will leave Wilmington rs follows, for
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations, 100, e. TO-
900, 9;52, 1880. a. M, ., 410. 40 9.SO. p. m.
Philadelphia and New York. l.3l M, IA, Il 80,
b.46, p. m
a. fn., 5.2U y. III.
Baltimore and Washington. 1859, l.55, 9.U5, a. M,
1876, ! %, 5.20, 7.lU. p m.
Trains Tor Delaware Division. leave for
New Castle, 900. 62u. 81. a. IN. i.a5 H.41, D. IN.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, 800, H:D,
M, 6.4O. ~ IN.
oelmar and Intermediate Stations, 5.OU, $40, a M.
SUNDAY TRAIEs
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations, s.ln, a.
M, 445, d 80, p. in.
Philadelphia and New York. I.3l n IN
Baltimore and Washington, l2.52, I.55. a. m.
tor further information passengers referred to
the time tables posted At the depot.
marlSly II. f. KENNEY. Superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
Beyond valuation.

The worth of any invention which nhviates mi
gates the loss of any OF the natural seusts cannot
be measured by dollars and cents; Oi this chnrac
ter are the Diamond Spectacles.n which are scen-
tiricay made from the best possible msterinl. Eve
rs pair has the trademark small diamond.
For sale in WilmingtOn by B. y CLARK
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
E.F. KnnI,rI,s siller Mine or Iron

H. f. Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine of Iron
will eifectually cure liver complaint. anndice dy
pepsia, chronic nervous debility chronic dmrrPn
disease of the kidneys, and all diseases arising from
dsordered liver stomach or intestines snch as
constipation tauence inward piles fullness OF blood
to the head acidity Of the stomach. nausea. heart.
burn, disgust for food, fullncss of weight in the
stomach, sore 'eructatOnS sinking tlutterng vt
the nit OF the stomach swimming OF the head
hurried or difficult breathing, hutterinE ut the
heart choking or sufncating sensations when in
Il lying posture. dimness Of vision dots webs be-
fore the sight, dull pain in the head, deficiency of
perspiraton, yellowness of the kin and eyes. pain
in the side, back head, chest. limbs, etc, sudden
tushes of heat, burning in the flesh, constant inn
aginings OF evil and great depression of spirits.
Price 81 per bottle. Beware of cOunt+rfeits. Do
not let your druggist palm OFF some other preparI-
tion of iron he may say is good hut ask for Kun
kel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. Take no other. Kun
kel's Bitter wine of Iron is not sold in bulk
in s. BOTTLES +. f. Kunkel, Proprietor, No ~
North Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26

The new locomotive No. &c, of the P. w.
Il b. Co, went on its trial trip, yes
terday, to the Susquehanna, and behaved
splendidly. S. A. Hodgman, Master Ma
chinist, was in command.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
Here is the Proof
SUPERIOR EXCELLENCE.
orrrs

Read this Home Certificate testified to hy Edward
Il. GArrgus one Of the most competent Druggists
and Chemists of Philadelphia man whose veIacity
none can doubt.
am happy to add my testimony to the great value
of the LoNDoN HAIR CoIoR REsroRER, which
stored my hair to its original color and the hue APP
pears to be peTnanent am satisfied that this pre-
secretons. 1t is also beautiful hair dressing and
promotes the growth purchased the first bottle
from Edward i. Garrigues, druggist Tenth and
Coates street who also testify my hair quite
gray when commenced its use; ,,
No. $50 North Ninth street, Philadelphia.
DIR. Swayne & Son, Respected friends:-I have the
pleasure to inform you that lady of my acquaint.
your LONDON HAIR CnLoK REsroRER. Her hair
was falling rapidly, and quite gray; The color has
''' N'''''4 = ''''' - B. b. GARRIGUEs,
Druggist, cor. Tenth and Coates, Phila
BOSTON TESTIMONY.
July nd ls7i-Dr Swayne IL Som Last winter
DON HAIR CoLoR REsToRER, which l like very
much, in fact better than any thing have used in
dozen BOTTLES e. o. d., care Of W. S. Fogier Son,
Druggist No 7SS fremont street. Boston.
Respectfully yours, ,,,.
No. 80 Rutland Square
LONDON HAIR CoLoR REsToRER AND DREssING
Has completely restored my hair to its original
color and youthful beauty, and caused rapid and
'1'' '''-' e''"MR MRS. ANNIE MORRIS.
No. 6l6 North Seventh Street, Philadelphia, Pa
DIR. Dalton of Philadelphia, says of it; The LON
DON HAIR Color REsToRER is used very extensi-
vely among my patients and friends, as well as by
myself therefore speak from experience.
rs CTS. PER BOTTLE.
Address orders to DR.. SWAYNE & SON. $50
North Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Penn'a, sole pro-
prletors
SOLD BY ALI. DRUGG -6TS.
I apl3. Iyeod
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26

FoTING ON LOCAL OPTION Tie Local
Opsion elections on the Eastern SdoIe have
begun. Wicomico county voted on Mon
day and rejected the measure by 1876 votes.
Worcester county voted yesterday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
PRICE, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
NINETY NINTH EDITION.

Containing complete list Of al the towns in the
United States, the Territories. and the Dominion of
Canada having population greater than 5000 ac'
cording to the last census together with the names
of the newspapers having the largest local circuli
tion in each of the places named. Also, catalogue
of newspapers which are recommended 10 hdverts-
giving greatest value in proportion to prices
charged. Also, all newspapers IN the United States
and Canada printing 5ONn copies each issue.
Also. all the Religious Agricultural. Scientific and
Mechanical, Medical Masonic, Juvenile, Education
al, Commercial, Insurance, Real Estate, Law,
Sporting Musical Fashion, and 0tt er special class
journals; very complete lists. Together with com
plete list of over 3M German papers printed IN the
United States. Also, essay upon advertising
many tables of rates. showing the cost of advertising
in various newspapers, and everything which II be-
ginner in advertising would like to know.
Address GEO. p ROWELL & CO,
sapStnaugs 76.d6w Il Park Row, New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
AMILYMEDlCINE CASES

and books giving plain and concise directions for
their use, are necessity in every household; for
often will timely dose of medicine stave of a Sc
rlous case of sickness
Messrs. BoERICK & TAFEL, 145 Grand ST., New
York, will send Catalogue describing the different
styles and sizes, to any address, on receipt Of Il
stamp Theirs is the oldest establishment OF it,
kind in America, having been founded IT ls,I.
apr52taw-sw '-apr27 ,stw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
TApE WORM REMOVED ALIVE.

Head and all complete in two hours No fee till
head passes. Seat Pin and Stomach Worms re-
moved by DIR. KUNkEL, 959 North Ninth ST., PhilH.
delphia. Pa Send for circular. For removing
Seat, Pin. or Stomach Worms. call on your drug
gst and ask for a bottle of Kunke's Worm Syrup,
price 81. II never fails. Common SENSE teaches ii
readily destroyed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
$40 MARKET STREET.

All goods made in the best manner and cut by
and every purchaser An examination Of my stock
Is all request before making your purchaees, Low
prices, good workmanship, and perfect mt.
oct5eOd1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26

Scorr AHEAD.-The first teamboat ex
cursion Of the season from Wilmington to
Creedmoor Park will be made by the Scott
las been much improved and hesutifed.
The date will be Tuesday. May 30.h see
advertisement hereafter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26

Rev. j. Mp. o6ts will, by invitation.
preach at Lancaster next Sunday. His
pulpit will be filed by Rev. Geo. j. Porter,
Of Newark.
Prof Webster has postponed his fl ,ral
examination aud masters aud misses recep-
t on. from April 27th to May 4th.
There is no Observance of the 57th ami
versAry of Old Fellowship held here to-
day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26

The RHoADs CONCERT. even
ing, the complimentary concert to Prof. @.
B Rhoads by the church choirs of the city
will take place at the West church. Prof.
Rhoads has been the source of much en-
joyment to the musical people OF this coin
munity in the numerous entertainments in
which he has participated, aud his friends
are desirous tina this Testimonial which they
have undertaken, as token of their ap-
probation of his services IN the past, shall
be as complete as 1t 10 possible to make it,
They have prepared an excellent pro-
eramme, have drilled themselves we'll OH
it, and now hope that there will be good
turn out, on Prof. Rhoads' account. if not
for the sake of the treat which they Will
offer.
TaE SEAFoRD DsPoT-The improve
ments to the depot at Seaford are sull in
progress, aid when finished it will render
ir one of the tioest depots on the road. The
old Nanticoke House in its lower story has
b Gu c. nve rsed into ticket and other Offices
and waiting rooms. and the upper stores
will be devoted to boarding purposes. The
grounds about the depot are being nicely
graded, and will be set ont in flowers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26

DOCKS PRINTED as NEATLY, AND AT
ID lower prices than those charged in the large
cities at the COMMERCIAL Office
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-26
CEM1ENElAL BOOK

oL ENSLSECIl
Sent postpaid for 30 cents AGENTS WANTED.
Address BENZ. +. LEWIS, p. o. Box 25q5, Pfla-
delphia Pa aur3 4g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-18

TIE HEA7HIS CuISEE Is His owS
DEEES.E-There il a humorous and saF-
castle turn even to the Chinese mind,
though We are not ap. to think Of it as
possessing these qualities. The protest
against the anti-Chinese excitement in
ssn Francisco of the +si1 Chinese eomps-
mics" contains some nea. touches. They
tell OF the h1rdshirs they suier in this
honorable country which now proposes
10 drive them ont tor the advantage OF
both parties. They tell hoS they came
here at the call OF the capitalists OF this
honorable country" and have been met
viththe ha;re4 and anger OF the vhite
Wcrkingmen. who "throW stones At
them, strike them 90 the streets,
and constantly cure them" "Fhe
Chinese" they add, "canno. return such
treatment, lest other nations should
ridieule the laws Of thh honorable coun'
Try q useless" They say their Govern.
ment has 4 @treaty with this honorable
country" but their EuperOriis ready to
repeal it vhen asked; and then, in 4 few
years, there would not be left in this
great and honorable country a trace Of
The Chiuaman,' who would thus "nO
longer be subjtc: to abuse in the street.
OF this so-cailsd Christian land The
pedfiSpeirs eiOss 81 saying that II their
request BE- granted, 'se Chinese will con-
,inually offer to the virtue Of this honor.
able country oar deepe.t thanks The
sarcasm Of these San Francisco Mopgo-
Ian. is as good as the fun of our great
American tnnuy men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-18
Republican State Convention,

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We. VtrauAa VII b Aeid a CSlrnUGrg, W. Va,
% fHrED4T, Mar II, Is7s, t< he PEpose q
Ippolztns tsa delaaiSs 70 The Unioa Eep-hneaa
NsuoaaI CoayeatIOa Sbteh Il 70 AHSeleis Al Ga-
sanau o. The IGth day q JGns, 1s1s, in4 TO aaED-
.aats ave Preiasntt2i EeetVFL
Tss COMMITTEES i ot 0PthA,a hat 10 YIN bs In
prasta.ble % AIold holding two, CqarentonI, and
IaaI The PgrPss q th1 COaVsnsSOu are not o!
,aIarlsai In ysrtAnes to !Gsuly calling tor large
eO1nGy dese.AuOas, and theEeiufe EusSzu that each
soga.y WI sssd ave ds.zsaIss-thsss delegates 70
u syPAniut 81 the CGUaIy Executive Lstanittee,
OF ~ LouaIy LOuVrntiou, a Eaea eOtnmitIec may
dszaa HxVa4lsaL Il . PeVp0a1 70 cali anOthsf
LIpTeILoa darlnS the summer, Al when ths coEH-
iIIe4 EOEes " msEE al, EIIEo1i reSErt 70 PSt ~
htuesI dIH<Ir0es, q PtETiSas TsEty Affiliations,
va1 are "a AVIF Q: making such ehaases In OGf
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