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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-07
A Specimen Pennsylvania DEM
Oernt.

The average Pennsylyania Democrat
differs from the average Democrat Of the
country. When in 1s4i, the Democrats
generally OF the country were hurrahina
for a repeal Of the tariff OilSi2, the Penn
sylvanis Democratic torch light process
sion, we're wont to iuscribe on their ban
ners, "Polk, Dallas, Texas and the tariff
Of 1872" And as It was In 1874, SO it Ii
now In 1878, as is illustrated by the dis
cussiou Of the subject between the
Washington, PENN Exporter and III
neighbor, the Examiner. The Examiner
being Democratic, has been INTERCEPTED
by the Reporter as to It's position on The
wool and iron features Of the proposed
new tariff. The editor rebukes his co
temporary for putting such impertinen'
questions to him, and disposeS Of thssub
jsct with tho remark that he is Opposed
TO everything 10 the Wood bill that IL
prejudicial to the interests Of Pennsylya
nia.n
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The Cleveland q Pittsburgh Rail
rNaGi.

The Cleveland q Pittsburgh Rail
road.
The receipts Of this road for seSeta
years past have been as follows: In 1877
the gross receipts were ss.74o,Sa 10
leaving net 10 the Pennsylvania Railroae
(the iessee) after all expenditures, 1854,
07s o.. In 1874 they were ss,o55,47s IS
leaving net sl7sSs5 50. In 1875 they
were 81, 629,O3715, leaving net sll,76s %
In 1879, they were s2,4s4, o1s 70, and lei
net loss to the Pennsylvania Railroad
ois2l2, 4ls SO. In 1877 they were 81
s92, 1875 rs, and left net loss Of s2O7. :
Ill II.
II will thus be seen that the net earn
ings to the lessee have run down from
1884 07s OF In ls7s,to a loss Of s207, JILL
IA 10 1877, making total difference oil
Sal, 1870 10 to the lessee.
As to the future OF tho road, that Is
matter OF conjecture. The effects Of the
opening Of the P. W, s Ky. road, and Of
two still more formidable competitors
the Tuscarawas Valley and the Pitts
burgh & Lake Erie road, Ia also a matter
Of conjecture. The two latter will be fin
ished sometime this year. They will both
com pete for the ore and coal business o.
Cleveland and the lake pOrts-a business
that has been the main source Of prosper
lily 10 the C. &P.
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Perpetual Motion accomplished,

FeEpetahA IokiOu AoCOLaHtAHheas
A magnetic clock, invented by Daniel
DrawbGugh, Of MilItown, Cumberland
county, Pa, Is sufficiently remarkable to
be worth description. The magnetism Of
the earth, an lnxhsustible source Of power.
4. made to oscillate tho pendulum; and
the simplicity Of all the works give an
assurance Of the least possible friction.
Al a certain point the movements OF the
pendulum itself shut OF magnetic con-
neclion with the earth, and at another
point resloreA the connection, thus secur.
ing the conditions necessary to produce
IL oscillations. Tho works are so ingen.
ious aud simple that 1t is no wild assertion
10 make that, were It not for the unAyoid.
able wearing out caused by even the
smallest amount Of friction, the clock
would run as long as the solid earth en-
dures. This clock Is hung against board
partition, with all the works exposed,
subject to the iarrings Of machinery and
obsiruelions from dust settling upon 1t
ret since March lat 1877, 1t has been run.
ming continuously and uniformly, with
only slightreported variations, as tested
By transit observations At noon.-Harri.
burg TstSrppA.
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GLApEs IRON WORKS.

including the town OF GlAdesyllle and eight hun.
dred and hIty acres Of coal and iron lands annexed
thereto. The description and boundaries thereof
can DO fully known by reference 10 the following
deeds conveying the said land TO GeorYo Hartman,
nj Of which arc recorded 10 the once Of the Clerk
Of the County Court Of treston county, west Viz
gIniA, to.wit: deed for two tracts Of land, one
containing 23Sk acres, the other % arTI and two
poles, from @. A. and Agnes Heidelberg 10 aid
George Hartman and Mary E. Nillner. dated May
18Th, 1870, and recorded in Deed Book No. co. pages
1901; deed for ltEH acr's from W. II. Hedel
berg 10 aid HaIdmGn, dated May 27th, 1874, and
recorded 10 Deed Book No. 10, psge 26f; deed
from Harmon and Martha A. Tilcket 10 the said
Hartman and Mary z. Millner for two tracts Of
land, both containing 81 acres, dated June 10th,
1870 and recorded In Deed Book No: 80, nlges
~ and deed from John B. sherrrd and olbers
10 taid HArdmAn, dated May 18th, ls72, and 70.
corded IN deed Hook No. Il, pages 2 and 8; died
from Margaret George gel 3, James y. Julia 4: and
acre. dated March 18th, 1872 and recorded In Deed
Book No. IS, pages 1915; y deed from VIM. B. and
Q. Brown TO sAid Hartman for Two acres and -
perches, dated March 9Th, 1874, and recorded In
Deed BOOB No. a, pages and Y; deed from
u acres and az peiches, dated June 17th, 1874,
and recorded In Deed Book No. II, pages IS aud To-
died from Buckner and Rebecca Fairfax 10 said
Hartman for 100 acres, dated August 18th, 1877,
and recorded In Deed Book No. Il, pages 20 and III
huu Aubsu Hulu JUN n huu mary kulllutf "
the nid Hartman for four tracts Of land, aggre
eating Ss3 acres, dated March 18th, 1874, and re-
corded 10 Deed Book No. Il, pages "a, 8 and 1.
The whole containing In the aggregate at least $50
acres With all the Improvements aud appurte-
names thereto In any wise belonging, Including
the furnace and fixtures, and being the eame prop
erty conveyed TO Thomas Y. Candy and George q.
Miller, trustees, for the said George Hardman and
wife, BY mortgage deed dated November Ist, 1874,
and recorded In Book No. 80. pages 90 and o, In
the Office Of sid County Clerk Of aid Preston
county, being the sams property conveyed 10 the
taid Abner Evans, Jr., by Hannibal Forbes, Spe-
cial Commissioner, and deed Is oirecord among the
land recorde Of Preston county, West Virginia.
TRIMS or SALK-0ne.third Of the purchase
money, or huoh greater amount thereof as the pur-
chaser may elect 10 pay, cash 10 hand, the residue
10 two Equal yearly Payments, with Interest from
day Of nle, and the deferred payments 70 b 90
cured by deed Of trust on the property sold.
JASPER Y. MOORE, Trustee,
By HANNIBAL FoRnEs, Attorney.
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GnltInr Down to Buslnegs.

Negotiations are assuming tangible
shape between the Castle Shannon Bail
road Company and the people Of Wash
ington, Pa. A definite proposition has
been made By the railroad company to
complete their road tss inch sauss) to
Washington, and thence miles in the
direction Of Middletown, provided $780,
900 il subscribed. This amount can be
subscribed 10 large or small sums BY
individuals, and paid either in money,
material or labor. Certificates will be
given for the money paid, redeemable III
deslred) in transportation Of freight OF
passengers. The leading citizens Of
Washington resm to be taking hold Ofthe
proposition in way that means bu'i'
ness,
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CHAnIrsros, ". vAp Nlws. = Thu
Hale House ia once moro closed to the
public. 1t furnishes lodging room tc
boarders but no meals,
The total amount Of all property as
sessed at Charleston Ia sl,27s,Ss7, o
which S459,45s, is personal properly
The total amount Of tax levied in the city
issl4,9494o.
Leaf tobacco Is only bringing 81 cents
per pound.
The Courier says that when the news
Otthe passage OF the Silver bill reached
Charleston, "the gold bugs we're few and
kept their etfalgent liSh. hid under a
bushel." 1t will be news to most people
to learn that specie Of any kind has any
advocates 10 Laidleys town.
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CEALED PROPOSALS FOR USE OF
y COAL SCALES,
CrrY CLERKS OYFIcR.
EpupyTVHa " Va Mafnh A 1879

WAAAGAFVI we 49, AAhSA - AStS' J
Sealed Proposals. will be received at the Office o.
the City Clerk until TbuIdAy, March 7. 1878, at 4
O'Clock r. ~. for tbs use Of toe IoIl scales In tht
Flint, secoud, Fourth, Filth, Seventh and Eight
Wards Of the city. The ssals that proposals. viii
be received for In the above named WRTds are u
follows:
first Ward Looted near the corner Of 7th and
Mlrket sresis; also one at corner OIL &th aud M,in
ste9nh Ward-scale, at the n.rth end oil seCond
Ward market,
fourth Ward scales-.one on the corner Of Fol-
aud l7th stiests, and one At the eaat end Of old
zine street bridge (uew l7th htIeep. and one Al
Cooley BrOtheIs'.
Fifth Wmd-Scales al The south cad Of the Mar
ket tqllre, Centre Wheeling.
seVOnth Ward SosIeS located on ne street
Eighth Ward scAlss-one on the eornar Of sch
and Jacob streets, and cue NJ Bodley broA' Goa
bank.
All bids to keep said .cales 10 good order aud re
pair. The Committee on Scales Ieseiylng the IiEh
mi Alex UPDFGRAFF. CITY Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

ToGll who are suffering from the errors and In
dlscrtlonG Of youth, nervous weakness, early do
cay, Iosa OF manhood, SC, I win send you receip
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. Thi
great remedy was discovered BY missionary 1t
South America. Send seli-addressed envelope 4
the REv. JosEPH T. Imam Stallion D, Bus HoEse
EsS York Guy sepls-eod4w
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Or. The BLACK Diamond Of Hs1leton.
TN CIRCUIT COURT OHIO COUNTY, WEST
j. Virginia. Mach Rults, 1873.
Francis D. ChRpllne
Moses W. ChGpline's Executor, De- :" 'HA'i'''''

AS %Is:s ". :. GS FL Executor Dc
Whereas, on The 26th day Of February, 1873. 4
writ Of tcre iaeius was Issued out Of the Clerks
office Of the Great Court Of Ohio county ngainst
the defendants In the foregoing suit, tho object Of
VIII oh said witt 10 10 revive certain decree made
aud catered 10 the fofeSo NJ cause on the 9Th day
Of March, 1868, 10 favor Of Alexander Il ChApllnt
against the hsifsA at law Of MosSW. ChApline, de-
CEASED, which sAl1 writ was returnAble TO March
Rules, 1875 Of said Court; and the further object
Of tho revival Of aid deCTos being 10 subject the
real estate belonging 10 the es ate Of said Moses w..
ChRplne, deceased, 10 the payment Of aid decree,
and II appearing BY tho SHERIFF. return Of sald wrt
aud IN affidavit Hled herein, that the following de-
PENDANTS are nou.feSidents Of The STATE Of West
Virginia, tO-WIt: Mary A. Pomtroy, Elizabeth O.
Jane r. etAnton, Fred stanton, AIphopEo 1Ilden,
husband Of sophia =. Tilden, deceased; Charles
liljen, heir At law Of Sophia 7. Tildsn, deceased:
Harry Tlden, infant heir at law Of Sophia 7. Ill
dOa, dece Hed; Fannie ChHpliaO. Be,uie Chariine
aid Charles ChAplIne, intaut heirs at las Of VIII
liam II. ChIplIuu, dOceascd; Josephine J.. Pheby;
Thomas Pheby, Henry MElIillO spear, husband
Of AnnS Z. spsir, dec aGed; Anna Melville spear,
infHnt heir VI Law Of AnnA e. Swear, deceased;
M,nbis Robbins and koWeDa Robbins, infant heirs
at law o. R0WtuA G, Robbins, dece .Sed, hotlcO Is
hereby kiysn said nonresident defendants 70 ap-
lear ut April kules, 1878, q sid Court, and do
what IL necessary to protect their interests heran.
Ta 10, SAMUEL B. McOLLOCk, Clerk.
0EO. r, Inch solicitor for Alexander II. Cbnp'
Lines Administrator OF al. mr7-lh
49, HrpR nAAUnHna A. AZ EIhnn..h "a
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uOUsE FOR sALE.-I offer for sale the house
u on seuth Front street, lsland, In which Inow
beRide Houie contains nine rooms, pantry, bath
rom and water closet; wash house and coal house
10 tho basement There are hot and cold water
and gAs fixtures on all three floors. The lot 10 90
BY lB feet, and the grounds well Improved.
Terms easy. Apply 10 Heryey a Britt.
JOHN MORGAN,
sopT South Front street, IAlAnd.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF rRAlzs.

elm Grove Accommodation This train only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tDAiIy except acknowledgements Accommodation.
tSteubenyIlle Accommodation tIAin dur.
ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping when re9ui-
red at sherman HOUSE, RtnayillO, Weit Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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oEALED PROPOSALS.
ctrr ctERk's oTIIex.

WHEELING, W. VA, March 4. 1873. !
Sealed Proposals will DO received At the office o.
the City Clcrk until Thurs tay, March 4 1873, at
o'clock ?. n for furnishing The City Water Works
Clerks Once, Lookup and Hoe Houses With Gle Z
coal mixed coal, or coal rs Il comes FROM the bank
deliyrsd at tbs Water Works, aud for one year
beginning on too lst dSy OF April, 1878, pay mtnt
10 he MAZE monthly. The contractor TO g,vs bond
aud good security Tor the fulalmGnt Of the COT.
tract. The bid6 10 DO Ondo SD, "For Gal fol-
Water Works and addressed 10 The ChAIImIn o
the CommItiee on Water W,rkG
mr4 ALEX. UPmhGKAFF, City Clerk.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
GREENWOOD CEMETERY.

u ANN WV et
The Stockholders in Greenwood Gene
terry will meet at the Office OF the Cemetery
1920 Main street, on THURSDAY, 2sth
Inst, between the hours Of 2 and 4 o'clock
P. NJ, for the election Of Directors, to serve
for the ensuing year.
mri X, Q. BONHAM, Seo'y.
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oEALED PROPOSALS.
CtTT ctrRz's oHTleE.
was,,r ,,,a ~ ". M.,nk If7a

CfTT CtrRl's URTlcE,
WBtEI1so, W. Va, March 4, 1878.
Sealed Proposals. will DO received at the ofaes Of
the ity Clerk until ThurIday, March ], 1873, NJ
4 O'CLOCK ?. NJ, for the making AMI delivering Of
all CaStinss the City Of Wheeling may want for obe
year, except Water Pipe, Stop Cooks and Fire
Plugs. Eds to b endorsed proposals for last
ings for the city" and addressed to the Chairman
Of the Committee on Water Works
mrt ALEX. UPDEGRAFF, City Cletk.
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TRUSTEES SALE
TUESDAY, The 18th day Of March, 1873

A"ANAA' "e <''u u"' VI t."4'"' t''0'
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at tho FRONT
DOOR OF THE IoUkT HOUSE OF PRESTON
COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, proceed 10 sell 10
real tsaie or 30 much thereof Is may be necessary
10 pay the debt secured by said deel Of trust and
the accrued interest thereon, and the expenses Of
sale including the trustees commissions, that "a %
says The folioNin Ing real estate and property stu.
ated 10 Preston county, West Virginia, on the wa
ten q Three Eotks creek, known an the
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MTANTED-EoARDERs-AtI Is Fii.scnth St,
w Terms moderate mI6a
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FOR SALE.
DUBL1o SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

rv,ll offer for sale at Public Auction. at tho
frent door Of the Court House,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-03-15

EXPERIENCE OF A Town FARMER..-I
employed smart negro and his family as
laborers-two mules his subordinates. Too
much green barley, contrary to orders, kill
ed one mule. An old mustang, that never
heard thunder or any other sound, (under
this stress of necessity, took the dead mules
place. Made five bales of cotton and some
corn on good bottom land, but not ono
bundle of good fodder. One bale paid for
guano one stolen between field and house,
and the rest stolen out of the house Except
$50 lbs.) by the negro who made it, while
] was asleep or towning it. This was in
1876. That might recover some of the
losses, I employed him again in 1877. In
stead of guano, had large quantity of lot
and stable manure hauled out. When too
late for remedy, (such was my vigilance) 1
found | had no stand of cotton, and most
OF the manure was left in the piles as it was
dropped from the wagon. Made two bales
of cotton, some corn, little fodder, none
good. John stole one bale, and one sent
to market. That is, l pocketed tho pro-
ceeds Of one bale of cotton out of two crops
Can any one beat that-and live, in town ?
Corn enough to keep breath and body to-
gether, and one bale of cotton in two years!
Do you know who wants to buy house and
lot in town? Just one bale in two years u!
All ME IN Southern CuitiUator.
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WHY FARMING DOES Nor PAY.-The
reason why so many men fail to make farm
ing a success in simply because they fail to
make it business. ThG5 at once conclude
that farming doesn't pay, aud then 60 to
work in such way as to utterly exclude
the possibility of its ever paying. As a
rule, the successful merchant follows no
other pursuit but that of his trade The
lawyer or physician who attains to eminence
in his profession dcvotcs his time, energies
and talent to that profession. Not only
docs this theory hold true of all other
branches of business, but it holds true
of farming. The successful farmer docs
nothing for livelihood but sfxnessHS She
has money to invest he should invest it
to improve his farm. He should inform
himself as to his business, and go to work
in an intelligent manner Upon such farms
weeds do not stand as high as mans head
nor fences neglected, buildings dilapidated
farming implements, left exposed to the
weather, and stock unsheltered and uncared
prise. 1t is really painful as we go around
the country and observe the number of neg
lected farms. Pigs, geese and cattle are al
lowed almost unlimited range. Weeds rem
der the door yard, the orchard and meadows
unsightly. The good wife, in addition to
her household cares, must milk the cows,
feed the pigs and do the chores generally.
But where is the owner? Where and how
does he spend his time? He is across the
way, hanging on his neighbor's fence, talk
ing politics or in the nearest store or black
smith shop talking gossip. Perhaps he is
inspired with desire to make some money
and is out huckstering, or, what is less laud-
able, selling patent right that may be use
full or not just as happens; but while he is
earning few dollars away from home,
many dollars are being lost at home, because
it is time for sowing. Thus the years are
passed, and sympathizing ones remark, "hc
is a clever man, but somehow don't get
along in the world; y and all because he
owns farm, has business, and yet fails to
attend to it.-Grange BuNctih.
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An old fashioned minister was preaching
in tight, unventilated church, in which,
by some means, window was left partly
open. A good deacon, during the sermon,
closed it. The minister stopped short, and
turning to the deacon, said in solemn tones,
"If l was preaching in a jug, I believe YOU
would put the cork in"
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SpRAINs AND BRUISES IN HoRsEs-
Dissolve an ounce ef camphor in eight
ounces of spirits of wine; then add one
ounce spirits of turpentine, one ounce spirits
Of sal ammonia, half an ounce of oil Of Or
iganum and tablespoonful of laudanum.
Rub in quarter of an hour with the hand,
iour times day.
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To The Defendants a5ove named :

To The Defendants a6oue named:
Take notice, that the summons in this action,
of which the foregoing is copy, was fled in
the office Of the Judge Of Probate at Union
Court House, in the County of Union, and State
aforesaid, on the ninth day of February, A. ID.
1873. BOBO & CARLISLE.
Spartanburg G. H., 8. c..
Feb Q 1873 az
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-03-15

Samuel Stickney, of Iowa, clasped his
best girl in an embrace so close that his re-
volver was discharged and boy standing
near was seriously wounded. The lesson Of
this sad occurrence is, that boys shouldn't
stand around at such times.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-03-15

Bishop Clark of Rhode Island once went
to seeione of his parishioners, q lady with
a pfodigious family, which had recently
been increased. As he rose to leave, the
lady stopped him with "But you haven't
seen my last baby" "No," he quickly re-
piled, "and never expect tor Then he
Aei.
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ASHES OF GLORY.
By A. ]. REQUlER.

Field up th4 gorgeous silken sun,
BY bleednG martyrs blest,
And heap thu laurels il has wen
Above its pm of rest.
No trumpets not ID harshly blars--
Nor trailing saSles & the bier
That frees daans sssl'
1t lived with Lee, an, ,sesSefthis brow
From Fate's empyrs.ftP Palm
It sleeps the sleep of Jackson now
As spotlcss and as calm
1t was outnumbered-not outdonej
And they shall shuddering tell,
Who struck the blow, its latest gun,
Flashed ruin as it fell.
Sleep, shroudeded EnSisAl not the breeze
That smete the victss,tar
With death. across the heaving seas
Of fiery Trafalgar;
Not Arthar's knights, amid thSRloom
Their knightly deeds have starred.
Ner Gallo Henry's matchless plume, =
Nor peerless born Bayard.
Not all that antique fables fsign,
And Orient dreams disgorge;
Nor yet the Silver Cross Of Spain,
And Lion Of st. George, ssS ,Ss- :.
Can bid thee pale Proud emblem, still
Thy crimson glory shines
Beyond the heightened shades that fill
Their preudest kingly lines.
Sleep in thine own historic night
And be thy blazoned scroll;
A tcdrrior's banner takes its flight
greet the parrior's soul!
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x12oTIcIspEEoH OF JuDuE COOKE.

!; y ST g. n, = ,s----. a
ts:sS S2se Oooks was IN attendance on hnder,
-. Rvurt last week, ana was compiimented
wv 49, serenaoe at MS no.eL Inc 'udse'
Ponse 70 tho can Tor "a speech, deiiV-
sse1Se IoitowinS aaqFess :.
ELY IN olTA1sNs-,ssA iasy Fea.ze
Auu ta.eiany app!ecaese sses:motlves wh'ch
pSo,tps sp,s con- Ps'.IlseRs Ssscniie'Sou may
kno perhaps many OF you may ieei
i9q'gnans az the result OF the recent judicial
eiSS sons laes,Ec:e 70 assure you that this pop
- egM.oGl M9 = l!a stsnof yoaEregard, sympathy
ana k!na ieelsE 81 sowsrds me lar, yea, inhn-
l'eiy, ousweislss se3S ~ AA413t ea wrong done
MS 9S Sy va rs ana cherish
yvu W, DC apie 20 reconole
yourselves 70 tne oeheis tnat the Generai
q Hlny. tsleSscu my ciait's 70 reeiection
oivaie o"uSe, NOV ,roni Personai
po:G, ~. wa. a''ea.eu py mna' IL eon-
S.aeu S.a.e u 10 .ne true Interest oi 'he WnoIe
osae. ..t na'o .ausrs W oo1p,sln =, aealnss
.n et "a sse ueners eAsSenoiy; anu
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M tLa 's I:"s p.oDisn' % so,ve wh,cn oe.
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zens .hnu,h .iatdo.od ~ .ho or;sI.,',r"
nm nor ,5.n oomnon.atsd hu ~ ~. a..
= aonsrou. and nratofuI n.o;,a 49, .;"om
me thai Srm anS .i'nos. ,nan;n,nn. s,,6ron, SUa
in the recent ;ns;s;si aSsss;ons' and ts + ;s
nroncr that T sSos,iSs z i n:1s;.on II = Z