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Centaur
Lininn entS.
One Kind for tho Human Family.
Tho othor for Horsea and Animals.

One Kind for tho Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals.
These Liniments arc simply tho wonder OF
the world. Their effects aro little less than
marvellous.
The white Liniment IL for tho human
family. IL will drive rheumatism, Soiatioa
and neuralgia from the syslomi cure Lum.
bago, Chilblains, Lock jaw, Palsy, Itch, and
most Oataneous Eruptionsi II extraotH iroHt
from frozen hands and feet, ana the poison
OF bites and stings OF venomons reptiles IL
subdues swellings, and alleviates pain OF
every kind. When sprains or brulses occur,
II In the most potent remedy ever discovered
10 heal the Injured parts. The Centnnr Lain
iment In used with great efficacy Tor sore
Throat. 7bothaoho, CNked breasts, Earaohe,
and Weak Back. The following IN but sam
pie OF the numerous tesumonlals. .,
INDIANA HOME, Jeii, Co., Ind, May ~ MY
have suffered much with sWoUeii (eef ana
chords. A few bottles OF Centaur Linlment
| has done the teork for me. l have not beeD
| f,oe from these swellings ~ eight years. Now
| I am perfectly WeU. the lhnlment ought W
| DO applied warm.
"BENJAMIN BROWN
| Tho proof Ia In the trial. II Ia reliable, "
| IN handy, IL In cheap, ana every FANNY
| oh Ould have the Whiteen Ctaur liinim ON
The yellow CentAur Imminent ~
ndapted 10 tho tough muscles, cords ana
| lesh of horses and animate. IL has perform.
| ed more wonderful cures In three years OF
SPAWN, strain, Wind-galls, Scratches,
| sweeny, and general Ianeness, than III
other remedies In existence. Read what the
| great Expressnaen say of II:
anew YORK, January, 1873.
"E,yery owner of horses should give inc
Centaur Liniment uial, We consider IL
the best article ever used In our STABLES.
"H. MARSH,
| 'Supt. Adams Elk. Stable1, N. Y.
az, PuLTz,
"Supt. u. Il, Elk. Stables, N. Y.
htALBERT y. OLlN,
.Supt. Nat. Ex. Stables, N. Y ;"
Tho best patrons OF this Linimentare Far
mers and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con
annually using some Eminent IL heals
alls, Wounds and Poll-evil, removes swell.
ings, and IL worth millions of dollars an
nuaily 10 Farmers, Livery stock grow
ers, Sheep-raisers, and those having horses
or cattle. .o
What a Farrler cannot do for $40 the Gem
taur Liniment will do at tritling cost.
These Liniments are sold by all dealers
throughout the country. They are warranted
by the proprietors, and bottle Will 20 given
10 any farrier or Physician who desire' u
test them.
Laboratory Of J. B. Rose & Co..
40 Dayl NJ. NEW YORK
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AGreatInventiOn

And one Of much benpnt 10 tho people NJ
large, always atlTaoia attention, III has
been tho hlsisry ofall lIadea and branches
of labor that the primitive method " 40.
complaining mo aehlIen ehn Les been quite
least The history OF well making seems "a
confirm the assertion, firsl hisglne Win
the plpk and spade lnen holAepoli honhhl
~ boring by hand bnI ~ nrsl We huErlH
used were crude atihifA, ana capable Of Dor
Ink hut small hole, Supplying y very llllle
pure water Tbs OponinR up ~ tho great
weal made the demand for wells a. great
that within the aAt Two YeArh Well,boilhk
tools have been Invented, anu the business
has been In measure r6yoluiloniHed, ana
has become n source Of money inH
equalled by no other branch where tho IN
veatment II so little, Men are looki,ig now tO
whore they can got tho lost machine, Mr.
icciiOn has al last been reached, ANA We oiier
yuu machine complete Ia every detail, one
That ID destined 10 1.-Two when all others arc
forgotten, II IA the only Aunor ever IN
vented Win 4 stone allaoilnsh! OF an az
nom two feet NJ, without ielmeIu, called
tho Ceniennldi va duger, patented june w,
1875, and manufactured by q, W Hodge, Du.
hulue. Iowa. Any one Wishing 10 no into
tho buainehs. or Trade land, town property
or stock for an anger ANA territory, or wan
10 travel IN this state ana sell augnN anu
territory ON large commission, VIII please
call on me ~ the National hotel, or \, ~
Dopler ~ tho PlantoIa house, ElIl street
Dallas Toxpa, where will DO FOR the next
thirty days. Tho anger IN an exhibition, aud
IN running all tile time, ! will guarantee
any man 10 make M much M $40 Per day,
This looks like gold mine, doesn't u 7 Int
II has been made with thus machine day
after day, and viii be made over and over
again by many who arc lucky enough 10 10
into the business, Come ana SEQ mo before
II IN too late, IN can not stay IN this place
hut thirty days. u, N, ROOT,
Pateniee ofaald Anger.
N, B.--As have boon engaged IN the well
bhring bualneaR FOR tho last two yearh, and
am acquainted with the most Of The auRora
IN use, and having run the Centennial Anger
for the last Ave months, would eheoriully
recommend Il as tho most complete, and
best auger In the market, Yours reapeot-
filly, n, 4, DEPLht.
iankdSw.
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MINEH ANDLI0uOns.

VIII lskY-sweet mash, 81 5000 6Oi tsou
mash, el H596O0.
WINEs-Claret In case, 81 10; Catawba;
BO@0 0Oi White Wine, In cases, VI 26(t2l 40,
Neutrality-suspicious. In basket, $500
HeidslecK, In basket, s2S %; Krug, IN basket
s27 w; Domestic ohampnigne, sl2@lS,
ALE-stock ale, oask, " l6@9 DO, Porter
caslt, " l5@2 90.
DlES-Domostic In oask, sl2GlS
GoRnao, pergai., 81 3s0g2 70; French,per gal.
Va 6Oalb 0O;Apple, per gal, 81 75@3 10. Peach
VI 75a3 76;Ginger, u 25@2 90; BLACK berry;sl 90
o. 80
GlNS-Old Holland, ergal., s. 5O@5 q
Domestic, per gal, 81 400 90.
RUMS--Jamaca, IS NGb.
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LIME AND CEMENT.

CEMENT-Rosendle- Is worth "a " barre
Louisville, best, little kept, "a 50 " barrel
Dallas, 50 SO.
LlME--The best quality In barrels is worth
IS; In bulk, 81 90; ordinary Dallas, 25c. pei
bushel.
PLASTER ls worth IS so " barrel.
The supply;of the above mentioned arti'
es IL ample demand fair; market firm.
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nREADsTUFFs,

FLOUh-Cresoenl IN sacks, $50 San
ihelhloi W % Empire, $685. xxx, " /
Eagle W lbj Magnolia, In haOka, VI lbs, sa 70 !
Ioddb Xxx, ~ bOj hlais Central MAN,
H ~ Nhoioe Family, VI 2ai star Mills, Xxx.
Mo " ''"''' " - N''" '''N~''
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POWDER AND SHOT.

P0WDER-Keg % lbs, FFF, rifle T.l5; Kel
12H lbs, FFF, rifle. $3.50; Keg Ia, lbs, FIFE
s2.0i, Blasting, 1925.
SH0T-Drop, s23O92.S5; Buck, ss.5j@2G0.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-27

=, A Nevada politician was. elected on
Ihe merits Of one single speech. All he
said was: "Fellow,countrymen, follow
me TO yonder saloon"
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RAILING STUFF.

BAaGING-Light, lt14SliNc; Heavy 1910
l6c. ,,,.a,e. co,,on ooa2oc.
IRON TIEs-Arrow, 81 10 per bundle, VIII
d iscount on large lots.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

CtIIcKrNS-ner doz. go
ETnGa-nar doz ,,....,............ S9l0
DII9~rE p-Pnre home-ma AIDE, scarce. 20g25
SWEET poTATOES-Per bushel.... 30g4O
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~ bales, American OI,0O0 bales. EKports
,OOl 10 oai ailoai $4,000 balesl American 9ll,,
$40 y, m.-salee, American, 600 bales,
shipped November and Deoe \ her by sail,
3 lhslb, - ''
hkw uaLHAEs,. April -Nlght-uo Cotton
steady aud good demand, hAles Lao hales,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAP III
Noon RepOrr-FinancIaI.

New YORK, April 26.--Stocks about firm.
Money per cent Gold 81 0O8 Exchange
long "a $50; short "a 50. State bonds are
steady Government irregular.
Gold opened at 81 O0ss.
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April 10 S7@lO 80; May 10 02@lO "a; June
IL O2Gll u; July II 07gll 10; August IL 10
ali Is; september IL 1s@l0 81.
Night-Cotton IL quiet. Uplands lONc;
Orleans iUzA sales 495 bales.
Consolidated net receipts "a ISL bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain 40, So bales; France
1920 bales; continent l04s9 bales; channel
$3.50 bales.
Net receipts SIT bales; gross AGO bale1.
Futures closed barely steady. Sales IL OO
bales.
Net receip pts for the week 5,6Oj bales; gross
1856; Exports, Great Britain 6S2 bales;
continent 400 bales. Sales apis bales.
Stnclx lRl $50 balea
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Comparative Cotton Statement


NEW YORK, April 20.-Net receipts at all
U. y. ports during the week. ........... $3.50
Same time last year. .,................. 2tOtD
Total receipts to this date. .........i ,05O,u6G
Total rec is to same date last year. 1891 VA
Exports for the week. ................. 19,OOO
Same week last year 1854
Total exports to this date. .....,".. s,9il 81
Total ex % It's TO same date last year. .2,t0},015
stock at all United States ports...... 40 508
same time last year. 5S4, 0j6
stock at ali interior towns. ........... 1865
same time last year. l2'IS6
stock at Liverpool. s6l, wv
Same time last year. ............ lio,lOo
stock of American atoat Tor Great oo.
Britain ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .1s'vVu
Same time last year. ......,.'..... l4l,Vcu
SLIvERPooL. April 26.-Noon-Cotton Is
dull and unchanged.
Middling Uplands.. % l6-l6d l9-l6d
Niddling Orleans. 3-l6d $3.50
Sales 1000 bales, speculation and export
|, 500 bales; receipts il,7O0 bales, American
100 bales.
Futures l-32d cheaper.
Uplands, low middling clause, April de-
| livery 5 27-s2d; May and June 1880: June
and July sgd; July and August 29'3 "a;
Aupustand Sepmber l-32d; October To; DC
| tober and November Cd; shipped April and
| Mpy by sail l5-l6d. ,.,,..
sales for the week 10000 bales; speculation
| 1000 bales; exports 1900 bales; STOCK s1lvvO
bales; American $4,000 bales. Receipts 49,
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INV Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
by the
TIOustOn and Texas Central Railway

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
information may be had concerning no
only the II. & I. b. Railway, but Te1ss ssn'
eiFY . MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, All Broadway, N. Y. -. M,
*, ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. AGENT iV'
Clara street, CHICAGO, Ill. =.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent M,
Y and r.. Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A. FAULKNER, Southern Passenger
Asfu oaorm alton NAV also be had at the agep.
a ca Of the III. X. 4 4. Railway, in New York
] C'ucaso' Cinoinnati, Hannibal and St.LouiI
ohio"eo' j. WALDO,
a.rn pass. Treight Art Houston, Tsxa.
"A, H.EWANSOH,
osnr sspt, Houston, ). xsx".isnSln
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MRS. u. TI. BREE6 Il
A thorough teacher of several years expert
ence In the schools of Ohio. school opens
March IL, 1873. Building one door east OF
Pet pies Institute. For other information
call or address the principal. Parents ana
guardians are cordially Invited 10 Vlslt the
nnchbdtw MRS. J. II. BREESE.
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New YORK, April 25.-Money easy at 3 and
4er pcent. Exchange quiet at 761a. Gold
weak at 81 0Oas. Government bonds steady
new nves l U51s State bonds quiet and
steady.
New ORLEANS, April 26.-Gold 81 0Oh@l COY
Sight "a premium. Sterling bank "a 9OIa,
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STATE OF TEXAS.

II gives to the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district anu
great grazing grounds OF the West.
Its passenger and freight uaing are SUI
passed by none in the State. Pullmanr
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping y 81.
leave Bt. Louis daily via the M, N. q I; ~
at S4h; Hannibal at 1913 a. m.' anu Ssd ,sn,,
at 8:45 d. M, running through 10 DenIson,
Sherman Dallas, Hearne, Austin ana hons-
ton without change. Connection IL also maze
AT sherman with the Texas and Pacinc rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections of this Road with the N
X A It. at Denison for 1t. Louis, HANNIBAL,
Chioago. Fort Scott, Kansas City and al
noints North and East; with the Texas IA
cific at sherman for St. Louis, cairo, heIn,
nhis. and all points East and Soutneast, ana
n Houston with the g., III. \ =. a. Tor san
Antonio, the g., II. q II. Tor Galveston, tne
Texas & New Orleans Railway for Besumont
| Orange. etc., the Morgan and MallCi 5team
shiJs for all points on the Gull and Atlanuc
coasts and the Liverpool q Texas Steam ~
IJne 10 Liverpool, Havre and other Euro.
mean cities are perfect, while It's freedom
/ from dust and heat on account OF the nature
| OF the soil and the open prairie country ove'
which II passes, with It's cooling sea pIee 20
pleasant scenery Of broad prairles, Deau.iIu
| groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, coih
| mall Grain, and fruits, render IL especially
| daairahle and nd yantageous to travellers anC
4 shinnera In preference to others,
4 al Louis Express leaves galveston ually
/ nj lon u. M, Houston at 80 p. m, Hearn'
at 1000 p. m, Dallas $3.50 Q. m. and Denisoi
at ll:46 q. me-
r. "a ohtr Vauu creiokt
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Cotton Market

GALVESTON, April 26.-Cotton-ReceIpt
1915 bales. Exports, Great Britain - bales
France - bales; continent - bales; O. an
mel - bales; coastwise 1855 bales. Sales
9l5 bales. stock ,625 bales. Market quiet
Receipts for the week 2,79l bales. Exports
220l.
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And oisers the Best Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Acoommoea.
line. Passing through the richest and mos,
beautiful portions of the Great Empire ..-.-
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-05-04
TOba Geo thc Root OF Evil,
Editor Democrat:

Editor Democrat:
Tobacco is powerful rarcotic poi
son-its direct action upon the body
being to Cnfeeblo the nervous systOm,
thereby destroying the lone Of the
stomach and rctardiug the digestive
functions. 1t is beyond my comprc-
heusion why SO vast number Of civil.
lied, educated and protesting to be ell.
Iightcncl people should resort 10 the
use Of an article so positively injurious.
uncleauly and offensive, aud which has
not one rcdccming quality in its favor
Behold, for moment, that young man
with bis cigar or quid of tobacco 10 lii
mouth, with his hat rowlily placed on
one eide Of his head, which he is swell.
lug with the feeling Of age and impor.
tauco equal to that Of a statesman oil
sixty, while his dress is soilcl TO a great
extent by The brOwnish poison. Young
man, you whose system Il yet unin'
jurcd by this plague Of civilization, re.
fleet well before you attempt 10 use TO-
bacco in any form-bcfore you cnslavC
yourself TO n master whose cxuctings
and opprcssings know no bounds.
You may become man without the
use Of tobacco-ayc, and much better
man than with it Above all other ar
ticlcs in commop use, tobacco is on
that slowly but surely impairs the ncr'
vouS system Never will temperance
become general matter until tobacco
ceases to DO IN article Of dirty con-
sumption. Parents, guardians, minis.
teri, friends, and all WHO feel an inter.
est in tho health. hnFpipcss and morals
Of the rising generation, | bcsccch you
to take advice Of one who is fully con.
vincel that this plague is yearly drag.
cling thousands 10 an untimely grave !;
and employ all your influence, accom-.
paui2l By cranp'c, to prevent those
who are to watch over you, and who
arc to become your legislators when
your locks shall have been silycrel by
time, aud your minis arc lettering TO-
ward u second Infancy, from becoming
the slaves Of this foul, unnatural, re.
IcnlloSs tyranL, tobacco.
SuERi%DE.
ry,,,Cu,BVyg NM
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-05-04
Republican Scnatn rial Contention

We hear that the Republicans Of this
Di:Erict propose holding Senatorial
Convention, and making thorough
canvass for the election Of a State Sen
"tOr The time and place of holding
the convention has not yet been fully
determined upon; but il is said trat it
will be held shortly after the holding
Of tho Democratic Convention, aud that
Weston or BuskhaunoR will be tho
place. Among the gentlemen spoken
of for the nomination are Farnswortb,
Of Upshur; Dayton, Of Barbour; Jack.
son, Of Lewis; aud other gentlemen,
whose names We have forgotten, in
Randolph aud Tucker. We admire
the pluck Of our Republican friends in
making fight; for the result, judging
by the past, will put their candidate in
his little he'd By majority Of FROM
Eve hundred to iil:epn hundred.
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THE NENr sen AToR.
What County isH Entitled p" 70 the
Homer.

We notice that the Buckbannon
Bamcr, papc7 edited b. very wOr'
thy young gentleman, whose lack Of
information as to the political history
Of the District Mr:t be offered as lis
excuse, not ou!y demands thattbe Sen,
Utorial nomination be given to Up.hpr
county. hut Claims that she is entitled
to il, BY reason Of having been leFri.
yoG o. her fair proportion Of Senator
i al honor4. Now VIC confess to u dis
like for nFe:cnsions Of this Kind. o.
course c"cry county would like to have
the Senator some counties MAJ offer
stronger reasons than others shy they
should be l!onorcd; but 10 claim the
nomination as il the editor Of the Ban.
ncr Or his COUNTY had a lien upon it, is
ilistastcfri to rany people; ard might
do ia: more to injgte tho ch.necG Of an
Ur-IIgr cceuty aspirant than the en-.
lhus;asti, editor supPoscs. But since
the question has bcca raised, let us see
aulcr what title the Baaatr editor
claims the domination. If We under
stand him properly, Upshur county
bias Lccn sighted heretofore, and this
is the limo to apply healing balm to
her wounds, by giving her the Scna'
torial nomination. II &c read cor
recily, Mr. D. D T. Farnsworti, Of
Upshur county, served as Senator from
this District from the formation Of the
State up to The time he wns defeated in
1870, when be was succeeded by Mr..
William C. Carprr, Of the county Of
Upshpr-sc that in fact the county of
UpshuT lad continuous representation
in The State Senate for about nine
gears. Barbour county has had, since
The formation Of the State, Us her Sen.
ators, Nlcssrs. O'Bricn, Doolittlc,
DrummOnd, Dayton aud Hall, or at
lcas, ten years Of representation
Randolph. has had Col. Golf. for four
years Tucker has been entirely for.
gotten. Erazion had some two or
three Senators. And Lewis, (which is
we may say, without Improperly, the
leading county Of tho District, has Ind
but one Senator, for y term Of four
years. Taylor, 4 new county to us (it
being added TO the district when lirax.
ton was taken away has already Sc
cured u Senator.
Now. we submit ihcso facts 10 our
young friend Of the Banner, and to the
people Of the District, and ask, in tue
name o. common scusa. Ly what pro-
cess Of reasoning can Upshur county
claim to be i" cnt!lcd," at Ibis time, TO
ILo manhattan far SenaInr
So for rs Lewis county is concerned,
she will present 10 the Convention enc
Of her citizens as candidate for the
pominatiop-aot with a dcmqnd that
he be nomioatod-not claiming that We
arc entitled to the notninntion but
with plain statement Of the political
history Of tho District. For We are
we'll convinced that the Convention,
Instead Of being AGED iuto Submission
BY claias aud demands having ne
foundation in fact, will cndcavor to do
ljusticc between the several counties,
and thereby act for the best interest:
Of the party.
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THE NEXT SENATOR.
JANE Lew, May |, 1878.

"""h LEW Ft"1 - AN!S'
Mr.. Editor:
! see some suggestions as to the next
Senator from this district. | nominate,
in behalf Of the pcoplo Of Lewis county,
an d Of the eatisc District, irrespective
OF party, Hon, J. N. BrSSErr, Of
Weston. 1t wculd be idle to sag any
thing in regard to the public or private
life Of Mr.. BENEFIT, or Of his services
to the people heretofore. They are
well known to all. lie is the man for
the time. Let US work for our own ID
tcrcs's by securing his election
CITIZEN.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-05-04
Our County Poor Farm.
WESTON, May |.

WESTON, May 1.
Editor Democrat;
Having had occasion rcceally to
visit our County POsr Farm, was
agreeaOly su prisel at the way in
which it is conducted. Mr.. W. G.
llusuog, lately deceased, during the
time he WIS 10 charge, introduced u
reform which has saved 10 the county
hundreds o. dollars; aud succeeded 10
making it Que Of tue model farms Of
Lewis county.
Your readers will be surprised when
| state that there arc now four acres
cultivated as garden spot" which
is s,urce Of considerable revenue for
the county.
Mrs. Ilu5uns HOW has charge Of the
iarm, mud cUndu:ts 1t after the system
introduced and carried out by her hus.
band.
II the taxpayers Of the county were
to pay this furm q visit they would
no longer grumblC. Everything now
works like clOck.work, and our Poor
Farm is now paying institution.
II might be permitted so to speak,
[ recommend Mrs. llusung as a suita.
bic person to conduct this county
charge; and sincerely hope that it will
be the pleasure Of the 0yerscCrs to re.
tain her services
Truly Yours,
H,IroR.
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Our washington Letter,
WAsutSerox, D. c., May l, 1878.


Edif'r heA!ocFGt
There was a general expectation
among t9osc VINO VISITED the House
yesterday that some member would
otter resolution IN relation to the
Florida cFookc4ncss' On' '"ose gentle
men who lave the matter l" Sp'c'a!
Charge were not ready TO move ana
other eager members had the good
sense 10 re'Fal" from any a%t "!''S"
might una"iy "as'th ihYe'''saioH
l nave ih'ustTionSly SoEgh' IE'Or'Hs'
ZION as |" 'nc f'0F'"" 'FoHo''' nj" 0"'
sure tlas Il IS a m'Fe serious all ''F 'or
W. hayes ""u MS tF'eE"s' anu IeF '0c
h"Pa0I'caH party, 'AsH Is Connected ny
'aem' AS certainly as Two anu Two
makes 'o"r' Just So certainly Tue H'ec'
'ora' commission "O"'" nave gwen no
elgHt 10 seven vote 'Hat II could mol
20 Oe"'"u 'He FC'GFnS' y Mc'''n
present statement H"u 0eeH 0e'oFS II:
'e''Fe '"e "Ceh Is o'eF expect ac'
lon OF hc pert u 'HC House winch
VIII 'fa" ~ '"c bringing VI "c'''" anu
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