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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-14
Southern CHEEfiyaafOF'
EXTRA.
ATHENS, GA, JANUARY, 1878.
Please Read and Circulate

TIE SOUTHERN CULTIYATOR
has been published contt@a0usfg since
1643-no other agricultural publication
in the Cotton States has such record.
lit has not been sustained Through To-
cal or State pride, but cireul,tes uni
formly III all the States, from North
Carolina to Texas Inclusive.
Ut has not been berne down ny the
panie-has not grown weak with age,
hut is still strong in the estimation OF
Its patrons
1t is an A0nest paper-does not seek
popularity by trying to sail with the
wind, but strives to present truths,
whether palatable' or not. Offers no
,:hrnmos or other wonderful things, and
rejects at great pecuniary sacrifice, all
advertisements which are calculated to
deceipe or to fleece the people
lit does not fill up its pages with pic
tures, rchich teach ,otbing, (euts of which
can be had from advertisers for the
asking but gives fun measure IN every
number of sound practical matter.
Its Inquiry Department is more ex-
sended and varied by far than that Of
any other paper. Innumerable aues-
tions touching every day farm matters,
are answered by farmer correspondents,
or 10y the Editor
The Editor, Ia student of Science all
his ife,) gives as much of Science as is
consistent with practice, realizing thor
oughly as he does. that science pushed
too far. will do incaleulable injury.
Ut is admitted on all hands, that the
Cultivator is q thoroughly pg-act6eal pa
per, and is not O mere companion. got
ten up by one not familiar with the
practical workings of the farm.
1t embraces all departments of Farm
life--Stock raising, Dairying, Orchard
Garden, Apiary, Kitchen aud the Fire
side.
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-14

The Waco Examiner.
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-14
THE Stair .,F LOUISIANA,

PdTtSH Court d+tSh 0f JfIlclsieN.
SUCCESSION OF DON LOUIS GARY.
NTHEREAS L.ouise Gary, admins
wv tratrix of said succession has flied
in my Office final account and tablean
of distribution in said succession all
parties interested are hereby notified
that any opposition to the same must
be filed Ina my office. in the town OF
Lake Charles, within ten days from the
first publication hereof.
Given under my hand and seal of Of
flee this 9th day of March, A. D., 1873.
ASA RYAN, Clerk of Court.
march z
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-14
DERNARD KOWATZ,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA,

Will give special attention to any business
Entrusted to my care such as Eosse Building
Cistern Masking, N hart Building, Pile Driving
aud ans other kind of work that nsy %
required to be done.
Ordersleft at my residence on the Lake.
jan23 1y
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-14

Job Printing of all descriptions care
fully executed with neatnesf aud dis
patch.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-04
WORK FOR ALL

Visitor, (enlargedl Weekly and Monthly. Lar.
Ksst Paper IL the World, with Mammoth
Gnronos Free; Big Commissions to Agents.
cry, Augusta. Maine.
.In Extra Pino Mixe6Cards, with name. 10
~ cts. post paid. L. JONES 4 CO., Nassau
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-04
Jhe 9aity 4res, md 9atstaas
the STORM

HNf 1--WE OvVU0s as
Fssthsr Particulars ~ the Disaster 81
New Ysrk.
New York, Fsb. l.-AtConsy island there
has been great destruction Of property and
eight lives iost.
The scene Of the great calamity vas At
Manhattan Island, where the storm struck
with the greatest violence, fairly sweeping
everything before it. About halfa mile eat
from the Big hotel were two shanties where
two men Wynns & Brennan lived with their
families. Shortly after 8 o'clock the men,
who were employed AZ watchnen by the ho-
tel company, left their hou . 70 The purpose
Of reporting the alarming state Of afairs to
Weed, head watchman, and during their ab-
sence the shanties were swept away and the
unfortunate o%ccupants, numbering three
women and five children. persisted. When
Wynne and Brennan returned there was
nothing left Of their domiciles and no trace
Of their loved ones. There were three tidal
waves which followed each other in quick
succession, and not Z vestige Of the shanties
were left. The bodies of the unfortunates
we're carried to SEA, with the single excep-
ton Of that Of Mrs. Wynne, which was
picked up ct Shsepshead bay, this morning.
The tide rose nearly five feet higher than
any previous recorded flood.
At other parts of the island the damage
done has been excessive. The drive along
the beach known ~ the Concourse, is com.
pletely undermined and unsafe for horses.
There has been wreck aud ruin all along
the beach. The Manhattan Beach hotel
property suffered the most severely. The
beautiful japanese structure has been swept
away and the east end of the hotel damaged
The engine room and bathing houses wers
swept out to sea, stables and out. houses
disappeared, and over 1000 feet ofnew rail
way track in the rear Of the hotel destroyed
The hotel is almost isolated, the approaches
being washed away.
The damage to this property is $751; O0.
All other structures along the whole lin,
Of the beach not firmly secured'a rewreck-
ed.
Engems's new block west of Coble's hote
and the Camera Obscure structure are gone
No Name pavilion stood.
The total loss of property is estimated 4
between $500 0 and $4,000.
tween Sandy Hook and Long Branch ha
and dwellings on the beach had thei
all gone and many beautiful summer house
the gale. The buikheads are all destroye
and the beach for miles is strewn with debri
from these wrecks. The New Jersey South
ern railroad track has been covered vi,
sand in many places and damaged 70 that
trains can run between Sea Bright andSand,
HooL
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-04

PIANOS !E E; 8: IA Il: :;;; e: 3! 3; !; e 8: =: s: !; ::
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-24

we call your attention specially to our new pat
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series OF experiments, made with view to meeting
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Ter, stronger and more durable than any ever be
mas never before been attained, viz a rest and
oface Tor the thumb, in such a position that the
mana cannot come in contact with the horse while
using the comb. The wire braces which run from
the shank over the back to the front teeth give
strength and durability In direction never here
tofore attained, and at the same time serve as an
extra handle; and when clasped by the fingers in
connection with The raised shank the comb is more
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less fatigue to the hand than is possible in any
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-24

Il DEEM IT Ny Duty TO TELL THE
" oRLD what DR.. Swayne's Con,pound
Syrup Of HIld Cherry. has done for me
had violent cough, night sweats.
sore throat great weakness, with severe
attacks of hemOrrhag gave up all
hope of recovery. | am now cured, a
sound and hearty man. Edward r.
Hanson, engineer atSwccny's pottery.
1884 Ridge avenue, philadelphia. Over
twenty-five years have elapsed, and |
still remain healthy man. In order
that all may test the great virtues of
Or. Swayne's COMPOUND Syrup of
Wild Cherry we have issued trial bot
ties at IS cents. No family should be
without this valuable medicine. as
oftentlmes single Is cent bottle viii
cure lecent cough or cold, and thus
prevent much suffering and risk. 1t
also cures asthma. bronchitis, liver
complaint, and enriches aud purifes
the blood, giving tone and strength to
the entire system. Trial bottles 25
cents; large size, 81. Sold at wholesale
and retail by John Bengston, Rock Is
land.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-24
N OF Il EeverapeI

They are not beverage, but a medi-
cine, with curative properties of the high,
est degree, containing no poisonous drugs
They do not tear down an already debili.
tated system, but build it up. One bottle
more hops. that is, more real hon
strength, than barrel of ordinary beer.
Every, druggist 10 Rochester sells them,
and the physicians prescribe them. =
Rochester Evening Press on Hop Bltters.
For sale In Rock Island by E. KehIer
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-24

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We guarantee to cure gOnorrhea, gleet, syphilis,
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IN short every possible form and variety of Sexual
Disease, Cures rapid thorough and permanent,and
fees moderate. We will admit ali persons to our
museum free who purchase either of our books
Medical Treatise. price so cents; the Vado Meeum
Of Nature, price ST. Pocket Guide sent for tive
three cent stamps CAL or address
Drs. BONAPARTE & REYNOLDS,
1872 sycamore St, CINCTNNATT. OHIO.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-24
MEDICAL,
CURE YOURSELF,

ane SPna ere s yesssbs Curative is warranted to
Lo,t Pns Gssern Debility Inpeteney etc. and
VINO have destroyed it BY or Of
nas been used by DR. Bohannsn in his private which
iity years, was never known 10 fail in tor
me WORST CASES 1t gives vitality and imn.ing even
Win wonderful effect to those midde-aged men S
Meakness beyond their years. inviporatiu 1ee
aes ~ once Young suffering from he
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rFRMs x Is medicine with the of sDeed @
ti;s I'M sure The patient gains strength sud ana
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S " soothns and healing tonic and anodyne ~
Rna o seminal vesiees and rritaed ducts importing no
az ano restoring them to their natural state r. lever
ss oameta habit had been INDUCED in e
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rs sss-' OF eipMlAiS, SEMINAL WEAkEFsS Er "
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-14

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ssssss ~ Erc~r sssss<-s s~A saps~s~sr<. {
ss~ils v~saA<rfsi <xps-st sesrsi.x fr~m
w~>s~sa nSs~s. 10 the 6ssxxs-s IL Z
Lsna % xss1- - $1,000 ers<sxrs&% -
aazz ~rs~s Il iskes vhsrA. q n eA~ss
ia @f i=.sss ~ I-.ss k-~s. <xAssd
saaax ~ pa.s~1s Esx s@~ 90 nss<s.
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is&s. w~- sxxzss~S ss s~m~ af xiur ss&-
CT. q FarsytAis M<spsz. s-xr rh< e-ss-
~ 30 rhr eastward At shs. vns s<sx<
h~fs~~ s~Sar& ~ xzy eAaexs~l msxes<r
A, fA~ e~~a~rs ed q sh< PxnSa@x l.kx
-t~ fsssfsr f~z14 TIE sa.~r. $780,. ukis<
O. sa< w<sse-n end ts<y srx tsr-eki-A- Th<
Vac plal@. sad kisA-rass ore y~~sH-ca -
oaSsfl~~. 6~rts q snsei.p-<. xiiA .s-<s.
SD rAe xixxsrsr An.s Am@~x- Az sh<
eastern exfr~msss al tA~ ~rrs<s 10 sb<
ssr~s Te.xri No hxk<. xlr-asy x~ss-.a
~ the Pz.3ss s. . fa~n<s src.ssan. II
tss~ ss~sA @f rAss Ne asscsxrse.d num<ro1s
gr-st l&krs hsfh<rss qzia< a.knssn, ssd
~nscA .s-y<<r 60 rrr-sse the arxi~srs II
Tor saxsS<rR ranx~ Il the HImalsyA
whscA s~P@x1ses rs~ paxs<az frua fh<
vaiiry Il te< Brshzxpstr2 Th< p<~ssiae
Il shis r1zg~. IS well as Il the Irkcs and
etsrr prss@Inezf f@@.arrs e the esunsry
slnng has rsztr. he h.s 5etrrminei by
hg1are<as Il Hssroaomic2l and esfs~s 90
s-rvsti@ns- Ts- lakes. he s.ys. sl.ssDA
n ia. and are covered xIih viii fswl.
He Al-o visited the gola mines % the
Rsrth, of which the procsoe exported
AmOaats. he SAYS. ooly 10 sgsG q year.
Bat, Considering the abundssce 81 gold
IN the eounfry-f.r the temples contain
great numbers uf statues Hui other OBJ
jects ID solid gold-a0i the richness 81
the washing. in the streams in E.-tern
Tibet and South Hestern C..ina, this
Cannot, We think, adequately represent
the total production. We are strongly
Inclined H. think that here, rather than
in the pastoral wealth Of the country,
would be found the means Of payment
for the teas and other produce of India,
if this trade should ever be opened. The
Pundit's homeward route lay through
Lhasa, where, however, on this occasion,
he was only able to remain two days.
Before crossing the Brahmaputra river,
he followed its course for some thirty
miles hitherto unexplored. The width
at the furthercst point seen was 500
yards, with depth Of twenty feet, and a
sluggish current. On his way thence to
Assam he was detained, though on the
verge of British territory, at Tawang, for
several months, and among other services
has surveyed the route from Assam into
Thibet.-Ihe academy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-14

A tea ycazs saac< - e0la<1s Axsr~f q
LsS9-. .h4as Sas~i.e shrvsxA tA< H.
a1- Tssr~4xx. appxssckeS Q szMs-r q.
pre- a. -Es ~ess sss.esed ssx-~s-r 90.
p~--ang tn. szAe sf tss~ f9rHgrErx e ,
pox -a<s@@n- 4 s.@sn ~~e ~e~,es -
iLe v.s-7-1i wIfh q eAais N ~ ara.
Ia vaisisr -y--se % b~r. sna ue ss.sa
TIA, tlr f4EassSFe wash vsz sxizx -u..a
i.el.as-vzi . ker, thai b-r kz-aza-s k..i
la.e.y .sed- hezSsa< hsr wIrk tis~ cAibd n
ber 4rEas- tAaf sAs< hsa -erR1xs-=l kxr4 -
zAIzs-lA kcE-eif - ssrklnx d.s .na
rlSk;. - szsz4Ss.lax o. ev--y y-rs=.szss,
hat fa-i bar lzs3saara asa a. sezx1M 1879
ber i4rsfsgrr 80 $500 n.a1sh > n-us ~hsra
a. &c klEa- rls- artist .ss .sscs-4 -
tAs, ss@Pls fecsi.l- ana HsYsErr~a -AS .ss
Lr1 4@nssssfG-
-Ihers Nc y. r.pil~a TO s-.a< ss2.n.
T-safIhs O. = z&a shs 80 x.scAaHx yh-
y<.sgrs-s q tbe ~&Ar. aad Ne xas s-suas
EEs~l = .ths P~ist-r - . p>ss = ~ba 90.
szsy~Ci=s1 q Lasszx zm~e>~4 q cs@ss<se--
shae i0rsss~ W gs9ry, 50 th-s L. maze
any AgPea- b. his ive.snx> - hcA.f sl
The I--s wisi.s~ .ssal3 &c a-eses.- Tes
1rtlst w4s csa-a4-rizg ~Ith1A As@-~lf
<Aa; stb~F Pl&n be ess1li .lsFz In s~ss-
~ III. .b~z th- cTler sAsSasc-.i = psct-
uTs "a s4ir- IL cas- mlsrraisse dsas
whra 10 summ~r the p-ssg ~oAsn hss
1-cd - al is tie hoe N ;bs - ali thrsaxh
~hseh ihe IaPs u IA- sl.'se passed oar
ing ise uiR'es. IL was pat up NJ o0c
franz The Artis, .; oocr co1c-iyci .
plsa &c tAkinx rrs-nge Il tie landlord.
lie tL.n Eent over, claiming the pact
Hre sta great attentipn, AMI then calling
oct w.th loud voice:
'-OE- hundred france
The !AnG lord Mss as,"nisheI at the
bid, but. cpnceiving that picture for
whlCh eminent an artist Could IF r
that .um was worth more than double.
boldly rffrrei Nv, hundred francs.
'Fiye hundred.'' said the painter, and
the contest bet seen the two bidders be,
came animated that. the prize was at
length knocked down to the landlord at
two Thousand two hundred francs. The
purchaser, then addressing the painter
said
''In seeing an artist of your merit bid
so eagerly for the picture, suppose it
must be valuable. Now, tell sir, at what
do you estimate its value9"
"About three francs and u half" re-
piled the painter; "but would not give
that for it,"
"You are surely jesting, for you bid as
high as two thousand and one hundred
francs"
"True, and will tell you why did SO.
You, who are in possession of an income
of twenty five thousand francs, a year,
having seized on the furniture of poor
widow for debt of two hundred francs.
I wish to give you lesson, and you fell
into my trap. Instead Of the poor wo-
man being your debtor, she is now your
creditor, and l flatter myself you will
not compel h., to seize on your furniture
for her debt" The artist then politely
salutcd the landlord, and having announce
cd her good fortune to the poor woman
walked away.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-14
JOhnny's Mathematical Calculations.

Johnny was pouring over his mental
arithmetic. 1t was new study to him,
and he found it interesting. When
Johnny undertook anything he went
about it with heart, head and hand.
He sat on his high stool at the table,
while his father and mother sat just OPP.
posite. lie was such tiny fellow,
scarcely large enough to hold the book,
you would think, much less to study and
calculate. But he could do both, as yon
shall see.
Johnny's father had been speaking to
his mother; and Johnny had been so ia
tent ON his book, that he had not heard II
word; but as he leaned back on his high
chair to rest a moment, he heard his
father say, "Dean got beastly drunk at
the club last night; drank ten glasses OF
wine. was disguised with the fellow"
Johnny looked up with bright eyes.
"How many did you drink3"
II drank but one, my son." said the
father, smiling down upon his little boy.
"Then you were only ne-tenth drunk" "
said Johnny, reflectively.
'John" cried his parent, sternly, in q
breath; but Johnny continued, with a
studious air
"why, yes; if ten glasses of wine make
q man beastly drunk, one glass will make
him one-tenth part drunk; and ~
There, there" interrupted the father,
biting his lip TO hide the smile that
would come; Il guess il 10 bedtime for
you. We will have no more arithmetic
tonight"
SO Johnny was tucke6 away in bed,
and wcnt sound asleep, farming the prob
lem over and oser To see IL be szs sroag
Ane Just before he had lost himself In
ssam,es he hsi ihsaghf, '-ose thing d
sure. IL Dcas hAdnG tshez the one glass,
he ~esld nj have a~~a drsnk. and j:
tatbrr had takrn nsss maes be wu1sa
kss~ h-rxn 4rask- So 3; 10 fA< saSs Gay
n~f ~ tsk~ any; x@d never Will And
tAe a<xs tking he wss sagesax. uh5is
Ie&snys fssh~s was tksnkisx. -Th~-w !,
sas~sAs@g 10 J~An.ys eHsezAssssa. xfss.
all q . n@t Sole % sxkr sse wsnsA xsa
vAii .sx Dus. ~ ssSs sssas sas<i.~nes
pae1r~ vstA ~ ss-0~xrgv- Asd n
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shzaez erxS exr sf Sahszys senzysnx
nsxs~l srzzA@rxs<. y~s 50 cz~sxssM q
w~&.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-14
As Happy as a Queen.

When I was little girl I used to
think, as ali children do, that kings and
queens retired to bed in their crowns and
wore them at breakfast, and often won
dered if this were comfortable. know
better now, but l never can think of a
queen as a happy woman. Uneasy lies
the head that wears crown" even if the
crown is not a substitute for q night-cap,
as once believed it to be. No wonder
that Victoria wept when news was
brought her that she was to become q
queen, Her life has been comparatively
happy; but. after all, even that happiest
little queen would rather have been
plain Mrs. Somebody, I verify believe;
and had she been, no impertinent public
would have demanded of her show of
gayety when her heart was filled with
sorrow, and that she should cast aside her
widows vail while she still desired to
weep behind it.
Happy as . queenl All, poor souls !!
when I remember you all-Mary, Queen
of Scots, and the queens of brutal Harry
the Eighth; poo. Lady Jane Grey, and
BonAparte's Josephine-but We all know
their names, and have heard Of their sor-
rows. The royal ladies Of England, Of
France, Of Russia, Of Spain, whether
quesas In their own right or the wives Of
kings. have had sadder lives, have been
less foadly cherished wives, and less
truly honore<i mothers, than any other
women Of whom ne Rad in history.
Their lives have bern troubled, their do
nestle rslarions unhappy. They have
besa surrounded by false friends. and
eEtxapped by cruel eneanies- They have
been forced ss ny In terror. heEiag se
ssse their ;ives. and they h~se esdca
then aiser.bly saesimcs sa the SCAT
fold No sxber weoea hare been D.
isshed by tA< ersel tsa<se ID se@ssssl-
sssr hsse SEC. LIES ,-asass<- asgrss o.
'sssta<ssy.
HAvPy . Q ssrr1, tAi.k Ia sas
enssd sfser sh<s< veris Who Feaals Go
asrsassd v<->s sse<ms s~vs sz1wsrA sszes
Ss.sss fzs6 w<r<- Hsg e<s<a shey hsss
- as.s1 sguinsx. hes szsss tA<y hsst
sanmsdi Hsg b A1 seemed % t< wit
~ frxa sErrrxsa< s< ssoe q fs-~s
sumss st tsre. 80 nP1ro1nAsS. 90 -
Wex. 20 ps. a. es0 . @usse s<sxs- Dr.
skswsA nssw ~ skeinI-M x. D. - y
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-14

Boys, don't smoke. 1t is mistake to
suppose there is anything manly in the
habit. That only will make man of
you which gives manly vigor of body,
mind, aud morals. Smoking does moth
ing of the kind. On the contrary many
evils are directly traceable to it. In the
first place it engeuders an enslaviag and
costly habit, and nobody is his own man
who is the slave Of habit. Again, il 10
the source of numerous bodily disorders.
An English physician who examined
thirty eight boys, aged from nine to If
teen. discovered In twenty seven Of them
injurious traces Of the habit. In twenty
tee there we're various disorders Of circu-
lstios OF digestion, palpitation Of the
heart. and more or less taste fur sfrosg
drink. In twelve boys tSere were fire.
quest blreiing NJ the nose, ten had dis
tartscd sleep. snd twelve had slight uicsr-
alton cf The maeaas menseaae of the
moufk- ~haeh disappeared % cs.sinS
frcn the use Il tobacco fx . fxu days.
rh~ dzx,ur treated them all far ueaknszs,
bot slxa lizzie eject snsil th< susokisg
sxs 1ssesxtins-l. whez he.lfh SD
srre@gtk werw ssoa rcsszrea- A@xsn ne
sy. hSss. If Pea ~i-A o h~ ssreox and
maaly. 4Rf smok<--Psrz1szd IA
rrx~scrpt-