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YELLOW FEVER.
''A, realty Of People IIercabouts- Cor
'stt Tonight nj MoundsylIie.

'"' 'oaiy Of People IIercabouts- Con.
"n Tonight nj MoundsyiIie.
iAe'N IS no let up to the generous JIM
l 'es "t the people on behalf Of the af-
!. uSa RSple Of the South. This remark
ne J y our own people of this locality
sNa% ~ to the country generally. Asa
'tsaaen OF this generosity, we may ap-
ropGaely publish the following letter re.
'sl'tia this Office: ~.
TnE WALDORF woRxs;a
i',S'oS, W. Va, Sept, 9th, 1873, u
''ish T. I,,s. IEsss& ctmpSra, Editors cfMe lj1sd.
a, EaslS'ei please find check for so5 for
NJ. ~ NJ and destitute at the Soutll.i /
I, ~ ~ We liberty Of handing II to you to add
9trsS ~ S.nsf W contributions you have 10,
''NE' shls object. Very truly, ~
:. he y. above check has been passed over
~ Ben. Davenport, the treasurer Of
.aiew fever fund here, and any simi
,,,ss ,sali 'ances will be disposed oi-in itlit
., ,'sas,a,I0wing w.. acknowledgment Of mon
H. Fa' by one of the Odd Fellow LODGE
O,', ,S vas received yesterday: aHa
"SSEoV gram Syrprr ,ny ne M,sDSs \
Sg TRASH or ODp fELlows,
u M. JACKSON, Miss, Sept, 5, 1873. ~
sT3 3lN, q Toaanr IyAttiing LOige NJ
ll6Ea,Vo' o., .. F., II1eslin& W iG.:
UtFr 5sn,nE T,E AED BROTnER-In view o
'su'aads upon my time, | find Il I'M
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Hon. JouS a. HrTcnissoS, Of Parkers-
burg was in the city yesterday. He left
on the three o'clock boat for sistersyille,
and will address the Tyler County Repub-
licans at their Convention to-day at Mid
dlebourne. Mr.. Hutchinson is one Of the
rising men OF the State, and no man in the
State is better posted on tho issues OF the
y, - --.-L -lLLtL " a. -- W ~ 4
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CHICAGO CONTRIBUTIONS.

CncAGo, September o.-Total contribu-
tions to date received by the Citizens
Committee, SS,623 dollars; from other
sources, s'O7l; total, 42,284. Total dis.
bursements: New Orleans, four thousand
dollars; Memphis, three thousand; yicks-
burg, two thousand; Greenville, Holly
Springs, Grenada, Port Gibson and Baton
Rouge, five hundred dollars each; total
1850 dollars. b. 90 ~ Iu,l
CoLuMDus, O., September 9.-The con-
gregation OF the small colored church yes
terday contributed sixty-two dollars for the
sufferers at Memphis.
The Turner's are organizing for public
exhibition for the benefit OF the New
Orleans sufferers. @ = aA7t'
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INDIA.


~ CRITICAL ETOCII IN INDIAN = y
CALcurrA, September o. It isgenerally
recognized that the present is one OF the
most crital epocls in the history OF India.
A single false move in the conduct Of the
Mission to Afghanistan may involve not
only n costly frontier war, but wider COM
plications. The Mission forms q single
step in the extensive concerted scheme for
the protection OF India. 'H.W H0''S'
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NEw YoEk, September s.-Busincss fairly
active with jobbeH, and the package traie
rather moro active. Cotton goods and prints
In steady request and very firm. Prints IN
light supply In frst hands, Dress Goods and
ginghanis In steady demand. Mems wear
woolens In irregular request Foreign goods
going fairly. .N'e iji... y.i.5,N,'51 =.
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TnE very readable letter from "out
West" published in our columns yester-
day, which the writer very modestly signed
.pTramp;" was from the pen ofour esteem
cd young friend, Mr.. Harry W. List. We
trust that we shall hear further from him,
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PorrsyfLLE, PA, September 9.-All the
collieriesiin thisrcgion resumed work this
morning including o. number that were
compelled to suspend operations in Au-
gust owing 10 the scarcity Of water for the
mine engines, no. Hllss iN4''45t
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The Desperate Condition Of Memphis
Whole Families Stricken
mlea Down at Once.
One Hundred and Twelve Deaths
Mark the Path of the Destroyer.
Four Hundred and Eleven New Cases
Ravages of the scourse at New
Orleans.
Tennessee Towns Attacked by the
Pestilence. 4
The Ranks Of the Towards and the physf,
clans Being Terribly Thinned.

NRw ORLEANS, September "a Canton,
Miss, dispatch says there are 20 new cases
and 4 deaths there in the last q hours.
Fears seem to be OF It's spreading into the
country. They need nurses badly.
New ORLEANS, September 9.-Ncw cases
here III; deaths 81.
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The German Government recently sent
a circular to the signatories Of the Treaty
Of Berlin asking them 10 take common
steps with view to, bringing the Porte TO
execute the stipulatiops Of the treaty. Aus
tria, France and Russia replied affirina-
lively. Italy and England have not yet
answered, but will doubtless reply atlirma-
lively soon. ~ ,f..s -llsf =
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An Honest workingman for Congress In
the First District or West Virginia.

An Honest workingman for Congress In
the First District or West Virginia.
Wit coualy Mentor. = b ~
In this district the Republican party
has giyen,to The -workingnen not only a.
platform in which their, claims have been
fully recognized, and the abuses to'which
they have been subjected denounced, but
it has given them a candidate fully in ac-
cord with the platform, and thoroughly
identified in occupation, disposition, char
acter, habitsSof thought and sympathy
wifi intelligent workingmen altover the
Union. and who Is not only well htedt TO
represent them in the halls oil Congress-
hit has the nerve and honesty to stand
onr iairly for this portion Of his constitu-
ency. The workihgmcn Of this district
have an. opportunity, suchas never before
was accorded them, TO secure q representa-.
live az whom theywill have no reason TO
be ashamed, whose word was never sue
cessfully inipeached, and against whom, IN
n political canvass, nobody has ever
iiroi,pht a shadow Of reproach. II they
elect him they know they will have q man
who will be Us ready to listen TO the hum
Ilest voter In his district as the most IN
tlmcntial citizen, one who can neither be
,boiight nor driven, and who can be relied
upor at all times to speak the will OF his
constituency. Can as much be truthiully
said in favor OF our present Representative
1--WE think not, and Judging nom the pre-
sent Indications majority Of the voters
Of this district are Of the same opinion.
!, II will take but little earnest work among
The Workingmen Of the District to secure
Inc election OF the Moundsville nominee
Il they pull together. SO far as his owr
lshare oi the canvass Is concerned, he u
4 aIatiendlng TO It earnestly and creditably
Y md will continue to do so until the even
ing ofthe coming election.
! There are but o few days remaining u
which 20 complete the work Of the cam
paisa. Let US is.aks 1t effective. 6L
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CoLuMBus, O., September o. The Ohio
State Fair opened to-day with u larger
number Of entries in many departments
than for many years. To-day has been
given to preparation, but large and fine
show Is assured in all alldepartments. ~
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sPoRTIys NEWS.

LEXINGTON, KY, September o.-The
Lexington races opened to-day with q
grand attendance.
i Firt race, one and three-quarters miles:
Levelle !, Fortune 9, Solicitors. Time S:07.
Second race, three-iourths Of mile:
Lilly R. |, Florence B. 2, Penn 8. Time
Third race, mile dash: Milan ! Spring.
hroek2i Fairy Queens. Timel;44l
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cases including the sick and destitute. To-
morrow they will send fifteen nurses to
Canton tento Holly Springs and, ivet to
Port Gibson. Ten experienced nurses
will he sent 10 Memphis on Wednesday.
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GERMANY.

s.,BERLlS, septembero.-In a speech from
the throne, read at the opening OF the
Reichstag to-day, the Emperor expresses
the hope that an anti-socialist bill will be
that the spread OF the pernicious
movement may be arrested, and
that those who have been misled by 1t
may be brought buck to the right path.
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Governor BIshop Asked to Explain.
cIScNSArr5 September 9..The follow
ing correspondence explains itself: = '''

CINCINNATI, September 0.
To Hon. R, NJ. BislIop: -. n -.
DRARsl In your proclamation OF the
7th, recommending day OF prayer in be,
half OF yellow fever sufferers, you cal
upon all Christian people to assemble on the
18th inst in their respective churches TO
offer up prayers to Almighty God to alle-
yiate the suffering of the South. Did you
mean by the use Of the term "Christian
people" 10 invite for prayer for the allevi-
alton OF a national calamity only those
citizens OF Ohio who profess to recognize
the principles Of the Christian religion?
Respectfully,
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CncAoo, September 9.-The Interstate
Exposition is In excellent condition, and
has large and constantly increasing at.
tendance, .i.e., s-NI1E.i
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ITALY.
ORDERED TO qt,ARySrrSE

ORDERED TO QUARANTINE. -.,,.
RoME, September 9.-Thc ships arriving
at italian ports from any part Of the
United States have been ordered to be
placed in quarantine. s.a.f U1Ita. E
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Died.

LEBANON, Pa, SeptemberO.--G. Dawson
Coleman, President OF the State Board Of
Public Charities, died to-day. " ,,al2
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CINCINNATI, September o. The state
ment telegraphed from this city last week
by special correspondents on the authority
OF Dir. Phythian, OF Newport, that there
were 20 or 30 cases Of malarial fever in
Newport, and that it was mild type OF
yellow fever, that physician states is UNI
qualifiedly false; that nothing like yellow
fever exists in Newport, and that he made
no such statement; neither did he have
any conversation with any person that
could be so construed.
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Prr7sBuRsH, September e.--PETRoLRux-
Quiet; crude weak at 81 05 OF Parker's; re-.
fined at lO,laloHs Philadelphia delivery.
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PIRE RECoRp.

ST. JoHS, n. D., September 9.-The FIRE
at .Frederickston caused loss OF forty
thousand dollars, ttHNL
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QuEDEc, Sept. a.-The steamer Memphis,
with a general cargo and number OF
horned cattle and sheep, from Montreal
for Liverpool, which broke her main shaft
near Anticosti, was turned back into port
to-day. She will disembark her cattle and
sheen at once.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS PROM St. LOUIS.

sr. LOUIS. September 9.-The Merchants
Exchange Fever Fund now reaches ST.
285; other collections, $l2,6Il; total, $780,
O56. The disbursing committee send to-
day $3.50 to New Orleans; $500 each to
vicksburg, Port Gibson, Green
vile and Plaquemine, La, and $3.50 each
to Holly Springs, Canton, Delhi and Baton
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rIrrrEN THOUSAND DOLLARS FROM rrIILA-
DELpIIIA ..... b..

PmLApELpnIA, September 0.-The Re.
lief Committee today sent five thousand
dollars to Memphis, three thousand each
to New Orleans and Vicksburg, and four
thousand to New Orleans for distribution
among The suffering towns outside:
SUPPLIES CARRIED FREE.
New YonK, September 0.-The Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company announces that
twill carry free supplies and other con-
tributions for the relief ofthe yellow fever
snfTarprs ID" sIEqIfs5 .tF
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LONDON, Sept. 0.-The steamers State
Of Georgia, Baltic, Italy and Alsatia, from
New York; Austrian, from Montreal, ar
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STATE AID FOR MEMPifIs.

NASHVILLE, September 0.--state Treas
urcr Marck I. Pacheby advice Of Cover
nor Porter has determined to issue provi-j
sions to theextent OF nine hundred dollars
per week to the yellow fever sufferers at
Memphis. 5-se-
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RE-NoMINATHD,

NASHVILLE, TENN, September 0.-John
D. G. Atkins was unanimously renomiated
by the Democrats Of the Eighth District.
JUDGE NARrrSDALE AT RICHMOND, IND.
RicIIMoSD, IND, September g. Judge
Martindale, OF the indianapolis Journal,
addressed q large audience here tonight
on political issues The speech was very
able and convincing one. His treatment
OF the financial question was that OF q
business man. His conclusions In favor Of
honest money elected round after round
OF applause. Judge Martindale will speak
at several other points in the State.
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FROM, CHICAGO TRLroRArlIgRs.


The telegraphcrs Of this district have
raised nearly five hundred dollars and
have forwarded most OF II through Super
intendeht Wilson to their suffering fellows
in the South. ..t........ .-...s-l .
The 7'ms employees have raised and
turned over to the general fund two hun
.drcd and seyenty-scven dollars.
r.1I AN APPEAL TO ODD FELLOWS.
New ORLEANS, September 0. : The Grand
United Order OF Odd Fellows make IN APP
peal to all the Lodges in America for aid.
Send donations TO Edward ]. Holmes,
Chairman Relief Committee. rHft
The Peabody Association issued ratlons
for S,0S5. Hereafter they will issue ra.
tions only on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. Mai. +. A. Burke to-day fur.
nished the Pcabodys with 5000 loaves Of
bread for distribution to the Y. MICA.
New cases to-day 1lg; total to date ! ,O62.
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RIRENIRN.

ST. Louis, September 0.-Thc Pompier
Saving Corps OF the Fire Department to-
day donated a prize, token at the Chica-
go tircmen's tournament last week. to the
fever sufferers.
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ArSr. LOUIS QUARANTINE.

The Quarantine Hospital report to-day
says two cases were admitted. The last
report says one died, w. ]. Wake, river
reporter OF the Memphis Herald; six fever
cases and eight doubtful. 49, s,.i 3,
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.


New YoRx, September s.-MoNEY-Easy
at 2 per cent Prime mercantile paper }'sao
per cont Customs receipts $4,000. Ch ar
ings S,397 900. Sterling exchange, bank n
bills, 4.s2; sight exchange on New f'rS
4S8H. a.Q -
GoLD-weak at l0O4 and 1907. bid. Car.
GoyHRyuRSrs--l,ener steady 70 H'I
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sAS FRASclsco, September 9.-The total
subscriptions e the yellow fever sufferers
number Of benefit entertainments are to
come off this week. =
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srocxs-Firm in the morning witha ,geseif' = !.

ST0cKS-Firm IN the morning. With gcIt,-
al advance OF Y toll per cent, G. q. C.&l.
selling. up from S2% TO SAY. In the aiier-
noon the market was quiet, but toward ilip
close prices declined <a1A per cent the lat
ter Delaware, Lackawanna 4 Western; g. ..
C. & !. fell off from SAX to 32A. Atlantic&
Pacific Telegraph was exceptionally strCng,
Transactions aggregated 5000 shares Of
which 4 1000 were Erie, 200 Lake Shore, 1907
Northwestern common, 1900 preferred, G4Ol
St Paul common, $500 preferred, l3,OOl
Lackawanna, $500 Michigan Central, AMI
mn Westarn IIntnn
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rosroFFlcE COLLECTIONS.

WAsiuSGroS, September 0.-In reply to
a telegram from the Postmaster at Chica-
60, asking il the deposit Of contributions
for the yellow fever sufferers in street let
ter boxes should be permitted, the Acting
Postmaster General says: There is no OBJ
lection to the deposit OF contributions in
such street letter boxes us are in places Of
extraordinary safety. The public should
be requested to deposit in the day time be-
fore the hour for daily collections. II con-
tribution boxes were put in all postoiiices
in the United States and the proceeds de-
livered TO the local collecting committees
it would meet with approval. ,Ie-
THIRTEEN THOUSAND DoLLARs FROM SAN
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NURSES AND MONEY FROM LITTLE ROCK.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, September o. The
IIowarls and other organizations In this
city have sent over s., 900 TO Memphis, one
physician and thirty nurses, and in a day
or two will send another physician and
some more nurses.
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( In accordance with the determination Of
the citizens TO force the people to leave
the city, no rations were issued to-day ex-
cept to persons who had sick ones in the
family. A proclamation will be published
in the morning papers, notifying the pub.
lie that camps will be formed, and those
who expect to receive rations must take
up their residence there until the city Is
free Of fever. '-E=
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE NEW
CASES At oRLEAEs. a .,.TSE
NEw ORLEANS, September 0.-Howartl's
report three hundred aRdtwenty.hve new
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dcrStand, and chccrtully turn it over to our
literary associations for solution.
Unless it isa thrilling story Of lion
hunt or the pursuit of u tiger in his jungle,
there is nothing in light literature which
will command a larger circle of reader.
than the tales of that noble and aifcctionatc
bcaStthe dog His devotion and faithful
ness to man. and the sagacty which he Of,
ten displays in his daily trot, have made
for him friends among the distinguished
persons Of all times, ndmany do not hesitate
70 cndow him with reasoning powers. Such
IN animal, even if not thing of beauty, is Il
very desirable companion to have about and
is deserving of all the kind words AMI
good treatment that can be layishcd upon
him. Blu. there is another kind of dog
And il is to him and his kind that we pro-
pose dcvotin- few words. He is, 10 begin
with, vagrant; he has no home, no parents,
70 friends no visible means Of support;
I'm, " ",S"' 'u'''r, "' sleeps al 'ay' bW
unlike that valuable member of society. he
oI'".' "'o""' al. N'SN| giving toI' play to
'.' ''.,'in- Instincts an" making walking
a'"< IN me san nouns aver! VNcomiorta'
0'c'" "o' ''"-'''"'' "''c''"N'nS' lie Is no
Fe'pg''vT {" f'F' ms " 'u-NHrE OF inc
"a" 'f y "'''''oN"'f', 'oo'o'"'N or "a pau
per- '''r same Dc '''M' lie makes straight
WHY 10: "'' cave, '' AL "''N'' NOT having
''''s'.'! '"'''- u "'."' nun 10 give eve"
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DRY GOODS. ETC
GOLDSTINE ~
ROSENWATER.

The largest wholesale and retail Dry
Goods and Clothing House in this City
are receiving new Goods daily and are
offering great bargain. in thcmo,t hand
some lines If CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS
and MAITINGS: silks, la>hmrrc., Bou-
rcttc>, and great many other new
styles Of Dress Goods. Fans. Etc: in
fact in every department Of their bust.
ness, they cordially invite the public
to call and see their stock.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN
Only Morning Daily in southern Illinois
LOCAL REPORT.

OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY AND COUNTY.
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LETTlE uOLEMAN'S LAI'NDRy

Mrs, Lcttic Coleman has rcopcncd her
laundry on Fourth street, between Wash.
ington and Commercial avenues, and takes
this method of informing her old friends
and patrons that she is again at their ser.
vices, and solicit. their patronage. She
has reduced prices to sui, t4c times.
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ABOUT TOWN.

Tire Council wa. in REGULAR session las,
might.
Mr.. John II OhcrIy left for Springfield
Yesterday afternoon.
-G.> consumers are reminded ,ba, .hi.
j. the last discount lgv
Mr. ChaS. lIurl. an old-timc Cairoite
w, in the city yesterday.
The County Commissioners are in ,es.
jon, tran.lc,ing routin. business.
Mis- Emma Kettle, Of Mound CITY i, Wis.
itng Mrs j. II. Mr,calt. Of thi, city.
-Twruty-thrcc carload, Of cattle passed
North over the I!hnoi, Central Yesterday
-Geo. Chandler wa, arrested Yesterday
at the instance of a man named Mycr, tor
using abusive Ian guagc. Justice Robinson
issued the warrant
There will he an cvcur,joo from Gin.
ion. Ky. to tlli, civ on saturday next
Tho,, wAo are in position 10 know say il
will DE q large and brilli,u, affair.
Tic paror entertainment which WA. 10
have been giyrn hy fine lodir. If fine rni..
canal chprch o, ; o residence of W.. Joh,
u Ob.r,v nm Thp,.d,,. ,,o,ic,, nay, bo.
ho.o n,.,n,n.d or. w..l.
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INSURANCE AGENCY or
WELLS Il KEITH.


Once in Alexander County Bank
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BEWARE Of imitation and common trash
SoId in this market for the genuine Mason
Jar. d U,nr>,,x
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=" IT w TN'I- II0- TWI : Nus NTTT T-ITV
been at work for over week past along
Walnut, between Seventh and Tenth streets.
will have the goodness to either improve in
the manner of their work, or abandon that
particular locality. the people ,hcrrabou,,
will be duly grateful, They Ito not object
so much to the los, of the yahablcs they
may happen 10 possess a. to the loss Of
sleep they are subjected to. partly by heavy
and unframed iootstrp, Of the thieves. but
mainly by the hy,tcrica, scream, Of some of
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And lla.o Highway Holiday p5mGc each morning 81
O'Clock. Nh.hi- airIUmpEli and a..r-uH. -pr,l,u.
demonstration we'll worth dag journey 20 look UPui
10. monster caravan ul richly GpHti.UlDd Elephant
'.mrs. Drumolnrlr.. Arabian Siurd.. OuH'g thagu
gnd tH-r.. Army ~ -ur-nuu-y lrcOrrnd and Fauupu.
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