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beautiful encraylngs or chrom0s hanging on the
wall aro almost AZ agreeable al o,i.raEatlnrs. and
much more easily outalnpd. fou cln ret either
Tho Oid Oaken Bucket" or " on. Little Oar.
ling" BY subfcrtnR for Andrs1s' Hazar, pub.
ltntcl VI Cincinnati, for 81 ycar. This MAGAZINE.
In addition to admirable assortment Of literary
material contributed BY brilliant writer's. Is sre
ctnl buun t0 tic intsicH OH account OF A splendid
fashion department, illustrated With 1no nlates ot
all the novel things In costun1o - well rs descrip.
tfous of lingerie,
, 1877-10-31

O'EElLL-At the rosIdcnec Of hos lrothcr.ln.
law. II. l.. lheni,an. 240 DEacn.ay., Mary Louise
O'SeItit ngcl II years mouths aud 10 days.
1tcqueM mass Wednesday morning At laif- past
10 o'clock at ". Jnriass Church, corner Hermit.
ngc.ns. mil dneKh0n.hl.
eiT milwaukee, and Cincinnati papers please
copy.
ltuSENTIl!.t--0ct. 20, at A Eirhtecnth.st., !,
Elsa. atout s years old daughter Of Julius and
jct,e Itnacntha1.
1sltEckEN HIsIDnE:-At Cincinnati, o., on tbs
o.lti, Ada Escckcnhrfige.
Funeral from tho residence u her father. All
South t'hnal.st., Wednesday. Oct. II, ut O'clock
r. MI. by carriages TO Noaahil]. Friends Of the
eM Cincinnati and East Saginaw papers please
eorY.
,AcKLEf-1n tbts. city, Oct. 10. John Ackley,
killed. Ut rev Court House. aged 81 years.
Soticr Of funeral hereafter.
E3f- Minneapolis, Minn.. papers please cory.
CARDWELL-W. 4. Cartlyelt, aged 81 years.
Funeral from 1!s late rehldcnce, 800 West finr.
f|son'st, By carriages at 1u;:l0 o'clock Thursday
FLANDEhA-}n this city, Oct. 10. Fiotrncr
Morton Flanders. wife OF j. j. Flandcr4.
, 1877-10-31

Two singular Incidents, which will furnish
nuts 10 crsck to believers in tue supernatural,
to The recent loss ot tAv Avalanche III tue British
Channel. A laI who WAS N1eat friend Vi ons
of tic apprentices who was lust tnadU arrange.
meuts To accompany blu. down tue Channct aud
t4,iue asho1c with this pilot, but at tho last
uuouleut ke:ore salllp. he was seized With
SUN ~ tnusluaLls aud un-oyeT1a1le mls-
, 1877-10-31

care Of fot tic benefit Of the wnrl,l's art. The
Italians can never be sufficiently grateful for
this generous thought, which has prevented tho
preparation III decd OF frreparahtc vandalism.
1t i. hard to think that in this case Italians
would have been the yantta1s.
, 1877-10-31
ELEGANT FURNITURE

comps'sing in part French walnut par1or ana cham.
Der furniture. oak dlnIng.room furniture. lace
curtains. pier mirrors, body brussels and tapestry
carpets kitchen and laundry faEntnrc. etc., ctc..
being the entire contents OF rrs!'ence No. 1lG2
Indiana avenue, will be told At auction this day at
1oa. n. By e. c. Thaycr & Co.
, 1877-10-31
p0Lsr1GAs. oEfl isNlN.
REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.

E0LaT1GA2. aN.aNs
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
Meetings will ho hcla IN thu "aFds namcd Ibis
evenings:
Wasu llcsiax. y. u. lilahop, a. NJcs, Ferry 4.
Sixteenth Ward-4l0 Nntth a.enue. Speakers.
II, IT, Ltto,nts, i. 4. llanchett. John Stephuas, +.
+, g. Etokkr. Fred lseckrt.
Twelfth Ward--;E:5 ttsdcn arennc. Suttef's Bill
iaFl Hall. 9pealces, lcn. dos Reynolds, ii. u.
Fiitccntn Ward-retcs Mahr's saloon. Lincoln
Park. spcukrIs. Col. j. v. ltubcrts, II. E,
Hamilton, Hen II. yesmau.
seventh Wara.-l.n!et Hall, corner Maxwell aud
Canal ttEee.s. Speakers. ]. Z. kulckcsbucksY,
Fruuk N!!dtr, =. ii. AcEsca.
Fourteenth WaEl-:'trt Milwaukee avenue, cor.
ner l'anlina street Speakers, Francis Atnofd, IL.
u. Wcbsr, ". 7. Underwood.
Hyde Fssk-F!ooa's Hall. Speakers. John \.
Jamcson, u. b. Loomi', J. c. kuickerbockes,
lrus Coy,
, 1877-10-31

The constantly. increasing sale OF BnrnettN CO.
loGne contrms tho opinion of tho beat judges that
Ills equal lfn0t superior, tn any domeat!c for
e!gn. It also received tho highest award at the
Centennial Exhibition.
, 1877-10-31

4ECEHAHH,
Thrrs will b. a meeting Ut the Veterans Of tha
eccond war'l IT No. 175 Wabash aycHuc To- n!shl
At o'clock sAafp. McInburA .! The Central Cuiuu
club and all soitlicsA xnd suilofs Invited.
, 1877-10-31

CRUSHED BY \ sroHE. .
An accident occurred ut the uew CouEt-liouso
death ot John Ackley, ,one Of tho foEesncn in tho
6tunc- -wurk. He lad charge Of u totcu Of 1Ncn
ut work IN The southeast Cotlier OF the building.
anI WIS an tI.e wall directing thc loisttng and
weighed 7,1oo pounds. aud wien upon the wal!
was foulul tu hs out of plumb, xna
tEa deceased ordered that It bc again raised,
that tie difficulty might o retuetlicl, Ills or
several feet, hu cruwleI beneath 1t and with bis
towel prnxecued TO tnake tho level tosrcet.
While u,uler It, oue Of tho l.ewises," MI trtE
tpke by which tho stonc wus held, brul;e, md,
the stuac fuling un liin,, be- Was crushed t.,
death. liz Mus cxtrivat':d Us st,on Us possible,
Int life WA nearly extinct, a.sa hu hEeaied hls
y. in q te~ uolncnts; ile w A.. abo'.t a1t
s.:!,ie1s man. and leaycs . wlte aud s!tt!l to
Iu!rn hls lues. I. IL hard to fasscn the Gauss
"s III. accident upon any Ute, but it NAY bs saM
t"rr a'fb'sd tctwecn the County boasd, tug
ars:l,tr,t, anl lhc contractor 'lt,o deceased
nic.l l,A"lselr, OF tt'arse, 10 placing ht'nse!f
luurath .he stone, but this risk would hasc
beca uo rsk 1T all IT the contractor, aFchlte t,
III the lrst place, thu contractor il
usipg worn-,ut In4 dilApidated machinery
tu tho construction ii tho work.
machinery ttsat Is n,t admissible uudcr his col.-
architect has allowed it, use because hu vas sat-
ishcL that he could furnish nothing hettvs, and,
II bc wctc required by him to furnish something
else, that tie County Board would put IT, yetu
UPON It for tud:ctu'ts reasons, III the sccunI
plare. the boar1 Let the contract to mau know
iug that BE- WIS incapable Of carrying 1t out,
and upon II rests . large share Vi the biaus.
But ibis u not III Ihs Board has
refused to exact bond OF the contractor
10 cover such accidents, although his coutrart
requires such bond In the amount Of S31, GU.
II this bond hSd teen required, The probabilities
Are that tue sccileut would never have hap
."ncd. for The contractor would either have
sUJplle4 the AeccssAfJ ulalhlneEJ ~ EuAld
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27
WHAT PHYSICIANS THINK.

Many eminent physicians use Peoples
Remedies in their private practice, being able
to get more certain and speedy curative eff
fects from them than from anything they can
extemporze for their difficult cases. The
following from DR.. A. F. Jennings, of New
York city, under date of Dec 26, 1871, who
has long enjoyed one of the largest practices
of any physician in that State, speaks for the
medical testimony as to the solid curative
value of one Of these Remedies:
l certify that l am acquainted with the formula
and mode of manufacture of DR.. Fenner's Blood
and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic and have used
it in practice 1t is a strictly scientific compound
of the most efficient known vegetable agents for
the various affections for which tits recon- tended
have no hesitation in saying that its efficacy in
relieving and curing the various chronic diseases
he mentions in connection with ii far surpasses any
thing have ever met with or known during a rwen.
ty years extensive practice of medicine 1t is sue
cessfuly administered to so large number OF
diseases because ii operates by way Of restoring
the great central organs of life viz: the stomach
liver. kidneys, skin, bowels, lungs. nervous sys-
TEN and blood-from a arrangement of some one
or more Of which these various diseases take their
rise. In other words it operates on the causes of
these various diseases, hence they yield of neces.
sity. A. f. JENNINGS, NJ. D.
Manufactured by DR.. NJ. NJ. Fenner, FREE
donia, n. Y. For sale by dealers in medicine.
Ask for circular entitled peoples Rene
dies" describing them all.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27
The Suns Distance.

1t is announced that the telescope OBJ
servations of the last transit of Venus,
of 1874, made by British parties in
Egypt, Honolulu, New Zealand, Rod
riguez and Kerguelen have been reduced
with result of SIC seconds of arc for
the solar parallax. This gives about
93, 300,0 600 miles for the mean distance
of the earth from the sun. The proba-
BILE error is stated to be 0G13 seconds,
which is about 1000 miles; so that, in
round numbers, the British observations,
so far as reduced, give the distance as
somewhere between SO, 10000 and 93,-
450,O miles. The only other result
thus far published is tentative one
made by NJ. Puiseux, of the French OBJ
servations, giving some 90, $50, 600 miles
Those of the American observers, now
being reduced at Washington, are not
yet finished, and outsiders can only
guess as to what the result may be- An
inquiry addressed there about week
ago has not yet been answered. At
present it does not seem probable that a
collation. of all the observations made by
the astronomers of different countries
will give result that can be depended
upon to within much less than 10000
miles; and if this should be so, then the
time and money spent upon the work
will have been comparatively wasted
CHICAGO Tribune.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27
The Adopting Business.

There is a grape-arbor in front of a
house on Macomb street, and the tempt
ing clusters of black grapes make more
than one pedestrians mouth water. A
boy about ten years old softly opened the
gate yesterday forenoon and passed in.
When he came out fifteen seconds later
he was only sixteen inches in advance of
the family dog, and he seemed greatly
embarrassed.
Hello, bub, been in after grapes"
asked pedestrian.
N-no, sir" stammered the lad; GIL
went in to see if they w-wanted to adopt
an orphan, but they didn't s-seem to
c-care much about itr'
81 see they have grapes in there" OBJ
served the man. ...
Yves, sir, but grapes amt good this
time O year-they p-pucker the mouth
all up"-Detr0it Free Press.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27

lishment of Roman Catholic hierarchy
in Scotland, the Glasgow Herald, lead
ing paper, deprecates any alarm on the
subject, on the score that the Bishops
will be no more to the Scotch than is the
Chief Rabbi of the Jews. By the pro-
posed change the Bishops will take the
title of See, such as Bishop of Edin-
burgh, Archbishop of Glasgow, etc. The
bulk of the Roman Catholics in Scotland
hail from Ireland. There are few ma
tives of position and wealth who hold
that faith, and Lords Lovat and Herries
are almost the only Scotch peers still adj
herring to the Church of Rome The
Highlands were the only districts where
Roman Catholics have ever predOminated
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27

Choice OF either u the superb OIL Chromos After
the Storm "0ld Oaker Bucket 80 The Captive
Child" Size, 17x26 inches. An additional Chrome can
he had for sixty cents for dollar mounted
canvas and stIetcher, for framing
2-Ihe magnificent and artistic Chromos, " Rock OF
Ages, and Christian Charity" two Of the best chro
mos ever published Size, 15x21 inches each, mounted
on canvas and strecher, ready for framing. II The
cost Of transportation fifty cents) required with the
above orders.
"a pair OF splendid eightinch Trimming Scissors
NickePate Bows 10 fit the hand. Postage free.
A Pocket Cook Stove, packs In a space 4 inches
square, 1l9 inches thick and weighs only IL ounces
Postage required, Is cents.
GA Superior Pearl Handle Ladies' Knife, with But
tOn-hoOk, post free.
s-Mme DemOrest's Excelsior System for Cutting La
dies Dresses, Price, 49, and Mime. Demorest's Chill
dTen's Magic Dress Chart. Price, Sl50. Postage free
This system received Highest HOnOrs at the Centennial
S-A Beautiful Silver-Plated Napkin Ring. Postage
free.
GA fine Double silver-Plated Butter-Knife Post
free. .. N.H
ia Binder, for preserving the monthly numbers Of
DemOrest's Magazine Post free
ia Large Box Of Beautiful and Fashionable Sta
tOnery. Post free
I4SAny, one Of Sir Walter SCOTS Novels Each vol.
ume complete. Post free. 800" ',
I5-A Triumph Linen. Marker and Card Printer for
marking clothing Post free.
I0--Cne Dollars worth Of Mime DemOrCst's Reliable
Patterns, post nee Selected from Catalogue Maya
zine In one order. ~
2O-Any one volume of the works Of Charles Dickens
Post free. ..r., . U
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27
Wonder Upon wonder.

Gieen Atcay-A strange, mysterious and most
extraordinary Book, entitled "TIIE BOOK OF
WONDERS" Containing, with numerous
curious pictorial illustrations, the mysteries of
the Heavens and Earth, Natural and Super
Natural, Oddities, Whimsical, Strange Curiosi-
ties, Witches and Witchcraft, Dreams, Super
stitions, Absurdities, Fabulous, Enchantment,
etc. In order that all may see this curious
book, the publishers have resolved to give it
away to all that desire to see it. Address, by
postal-card, F. GLEASON u Co., 73S Washing
ton street, Boston, Mass,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27
Light, Wholesome. Delicious.

Are biscuits, bread, rolls, dumplings, ETC.,
made with DooLEY's YEAST POWDER. Always
use 1t for the delicious Vienna rolls Should
your grocer not have, and refuse to get,
DooLEY's YEAST POWDER for you, send q
cents for d h., IS cents for d To-, or GO cents
for lb., direct to DooLEY d BROTHER, las
Duane street, New York, and it will be-
promptly sent by mail
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27
Care OF Laying Hens.

In this article it will be my object to
try to assist you in one of the most prof
liable branches of the poultry business
viz: The production of eggs. Properly
cared for and managed, hens can be
made to pay a very large profit in eggs,
but if you neglect them they will only
eat off their own heads and leave you
without eggs. ....
To get the best result in eggs from
your hens, too many should not be kept
together, If you have large number,
better divide them up into focks of
twenty or thirty in flock. 1t is not nee
essary to keep cock with them unless
you want the eggs for Matching, as they
will lay as well without, and the eggs
will keep longer. Give them all the
room you can. The less room you give
them the greater care you must take of
them. Provide box of dry ashes and
road dust in which little -four is mixed
for them to dust in. This will effectual-
ly keep vermin off them. Whitewash
your poultry-house several times during
the year. Provide suitable boxes for
them to lay in and change the hay or
straw in them, sprinkling plenty of sui
phur into the nest to prevent vermin
from annoying the hens while laying.
Always keep the drinking fountain full
of clean, pure water Much more de-
ponds on the watering of laying hens
than most people believe. Be sure your
house is properly ventilated, and cleaned
every morning or second morning at the
farthest. Provide plenty of green food
for your hens. l suspend head of cab
bage from the ceiling by cord, and
leave it there till the hens eat it all up,
then hang up another. This is one Of
the best kinds of green food you can
give hens in winter. Onions also hash
once week, and mix with soft feed .
The first meal in the morning is a mush
of meal, bran or middlings, and
chop" such as is used for horses, COM
posed of corn, oats and barley. Into this
is mixed boiled meat scraps, hashed fine,
ground or graduated bone, ground white
fish, etc, with seasoning of pepper
twice or three times week. At noon
give light feed of grain, and in the
evening give all the grain the hens will
eat Of grain none compares, in the
production OF eggs, to buckwheat. Be-
ing located in country where it is plenty
and cheap, have had ample opportunity
to test it, and have no hesitancy in say
ing it is the best of all grains. Asiatics
must not be fed all they will eat or they
become too fat; all others can have all
they want. Also keep plenty of oyster
shell, ground bone or gravel within reach
of the hens at all times. In cold weather
it will be necessary to warm your house
by stove, or otherwise, as hens must be
kept warm if you expect supply of
eggs.
When milk can be had, ii is one of the
best things that can be given to laying
hens, sweet or sour, as is also the scraps
from the table.
Do not neglect your hens, and they
will always supply you with plenty of
fresh eggs. Cor. Poultry World.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27
Graefenberg MarshaII,s CathoIIcon

Never fails to relieve and permanently cure
all those diseases commonly known as femal,
complaints. Sold by all druggists Send FOL
almanac. Graefenberg Co., So Reade ST., n. Y
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27

"Durangs Rheumatic Remedy" the great In
ferndt Medicine, will positively cure any case of
rheumatism on the face of the earth. Price 81 a
bottle. Sold by all Druggists Send for circular
to Helphenstine 4 Bentley Washington, d. @.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27
Mothers, Mothers, Motbers.

Don't fail to procure Mrs. WINsLow's SooTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases of ieething in chill
dren. II relieves the child from pain. cures wind
collie, regulates the bowels and. by giving relief
and health to the child, gives rest to the mother.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27

Lone good word is due tobacco. An
Ohio couple quarreled, and in the heat
of the moment the man packed his car
pet-bag and left her forever, A short
distance from the house he discovered
that he had forgotten his tobacco-box
To go back for it was the work of mo-
ment. Then, having filed his mouth
with the weed, he looked upon his wife
with notified eyes, and in another mo-
ment both were protesting that they had
only been in fun, anyhow.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27

THERE is no small talk in the Russian
language. The size of the words will not
admit of it.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27
Single Copies, rs cents;
Yearly, $500, with splendid Premium.

Each Subscriber at $500 is
entitled to selection of ONE
Of the following Premiums,
delivered or forwarded by mail
Immediately on the receipt Of
the subscription:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27

kINGsFoRD's OswEGo PURE AND SILVER
GLOSS STARCH requires less than common
starch. It's purity and strength are far
greater, Hence its economy is manifest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-31

Tho Security Life Insurance Companv WIS
orrnni7od jan. H. 1862. with a capital of $1,000
$1,000 more than the law required. The husi-
ness WIS conlurtld on the note principlc; that
is. policy holders wore allow Il t. pay their prr-
miums onc-half in cash nnl ono-hnli in in
dvilunl notos Tho best insurance authorities
'Nnl"mn't TINS system years ago, and thu S.
curity WAS Ia" only company in the Stat, lat
continued 10 do bus n s. on it,
Jan. !, 1870 TIL officers of tho company sent IN
"" lihsurHn'e plmrtnont sworn statement
showing surplus OF sjih.0H. As the company
hal Tor some tim" boon considered shaly" bv
experts tliis statement o'ras oned no Little SUR
Ir Sc, ana eventually rsultrd in an investiga-
tnn by the NSs stunt Sup. rlntendont Of Insur-
an, j. A. M.tHll. W. ~ found. instead of
surplus, deficiency of saos3s14.sO.
Al flrst persons were iotn to believe that tho
on ers wore guilty Of any criminal at: their
nigh sorinl standing seemed to place them above
suspicion. But u more rigid nvciti KAT on con-
yh,ed The Suwrint'ndr mt that ih"y were know
MY Eully 81 IrWy AMI ms iprrppria' IN
T., the tgniS of ,1e compspy IT," matter WIS
raj, who at once rivred him To- obtain all the
iactS N t'' ~ and then lay the matt + before
Yesterday h. went before the Grand Jury and
cav mis- "vden 80, upon which. il Is UNDERSTOOD.
,n'n'tm ms Tor ~ ritrv w,r found against
Acuary, and Isnar II. Allen. Seer tary: and
,-'anst I Il. Wctmorc. Virc-prcsident. Tor en-
Mr.. Robert l.. Caee livos at Newhurah. Tie
has l'+'n VIII known in nnan .inl circles in this
..ity Ter upr'y years. Durng the whole Of this
tm' ne has boon u trust in the BOwrry Saw
inrs Bank. and filed many other responsible
Mr.. W.tmorc is also we'll known. and is con-
n fed with families Of wealth and inhuon'p -.
H. lives at Now IlHmhur,. For some me past
y has h.rn believed that young Case had
He'd. ana last night II was ruinorol that
IN. "th"rs liad dI-hrp AIRED AMI that warrants
could not be- served Th" Insurance Super
Ininnirnt Is determined To- nress t,tIs cnse and.
4 ~" p1riios can be- found, Will have them
brought ~ trial a. speedily u- possible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-31

TUESDAY. Jan 3D. r. M.-'rhc operation.
at the Sto X ENchHnes were again alton led nv
much excitement; moro especially in the coal
shares. which further dc.llurd under the pros
sure of sales. loth for realization and slncu'a-
I've account NV Jcr- " Central Was Ia COM
splouous feature oi the morning transactions.
and III" price broke from q ~ the opening go
go. seller 2. SAL slu ~ q th' Nrst board.
Ih' r' " go mo- n'w tumur- an tn-t.li -tn.N.
lut iae Mor' l.l,rnl nflrrul. of thr-. shares in
IT," iuauln.. eIl IS urn shri r,il me-" That ~
siderable amouut- % .ioa,ilgt1i. ,nulnc hold rs
hai boon thrown rfon a." market. Delaware.
La'ksw nua AMI W storm. I'm sympathy. al il,D.
snm' tiin'. 4 "llel from w. ~ II. sellers. but
IN lbs 'p,ery 80 mid llyt,5l was regarded as
moderately steady; and IL was MT until the
second honrl rlW the great excitement
IS tho day wa, noted. Tho bears at this
,un tuie main % iuri Us onslaught upon thus
sto lad ling report chat Phuud iIhia holders
were selling out ltd t.ey ll not c...4e their
per- 81. ui hummering uit tio price hal he,n
forced down 10 da'r. cllNra From thre" n-,urcs
ti Zee Niu- rally to1o hut tine -tu'h closed f,,or-
i-h ami unsettled, l4ih" SApr" ami Western
Union. which hal l'. gun To show -lDl,. -iIrIt,.i
r. u\'r}. ami wi"h had advanced from .i &,
81 anl irom 'o to .t', SIP tv.ir. h--ltut, u
ina their upward .our- .: am IN was ,I0n t.,n,-
rent THAT tlr 40 i,NI tf 0u tNn general l.l lad
ba,n ..r.e'd. 81. Paul n.. ,i'~i va.n i'@.,'i
81. IS. aui '.umr. ml Ill.,. SOU v'u'n u,-
t1uh another downward tuln o. IN Hui 3D. -,,.'. /,
30. 9n.s ''n.lai, "ul n naI ,.ti. .r lu .tIl'.
n"N liul "a ll"lu o' s.hu\er D ti .. iur.iWNl'
i,' ~ o." pa .in7' ~ 'rhi-N u"n~ N B.. ~ fis lu
.i.- Nl- l''t i'f N hr-'" 10 Dat r.u,, Il 81
p, re ni'i' STAR wt' n'i utum'n ni'' DENT
"a 81 l'''N l. "a iu-t 40 o; lngh {. Dol. tl,
lo-a 20. ami lirt ., 0in LNprr-- u 20
"' Aii' n do 7T 'i N.lIf o. I|Nt