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Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-14

A DIME NOVEL In A DREAM. .-
In dream last we'5 at Mid
dleton, Connecticut a man passed
through a trial for murder which
seemingly lasted three weeks, in
which a great many witnesses were
examined and eloquent pleas hours
long delivered. At last he was
convicted and sentenced. While
on the scaffold protesting his inno-
cence to the last, the trap as
sprung-but the rope bro Ike and he
ran away. He was pursued by the
people and the police, but he eluded
them until nightfali, when he ven
tured to vislt his home. There he
ound his wife attacked by gang
of rufhans. He killed one Of them
and drove the rest away, Then he
awoke and discovered he had been
through these terrible ordeals, al
this suffering and anguish, and tn
three weeks' trial, while sleeping
three minutes.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-14
the FELICIANA SENTINEL.
IAMAR ON THE NEGRO EXODUS.

l
When asked what was the cause
of so many Of the blacks leaving
the Soath, Senator Lamar replied
.There is no cause, except they
want change. Cotton planting
has not paid for several years past
and both planters and laoorcrs
have had hard time to get along.
The black man has, Of course, had
tho best of it; the painter was
Obliged to feed and care for n'm'
and he got his living whether the
crop was good or bad, or brought
a high or low price. The planter
has run in debt to the merchant for
his goods, and the price Of cotton
has been SO poor that he has been
getting poorer, if possible
instead of richer. Neither he nor
his hands, who always have an in
teres. in the crop. have anything.
The negro has got his living
though, which is more than the
p'anteS made in many instances.
He simply has an idea OF better'ne
himself by the change; that is al
there is in it. 1t has no politica
significance whatever, and is no },
due to illtreatment as has been al
legged. The negroes Of my section
are as we'll off as the whites ii no
better. 1t is folly to talk abou
their being denied their polit'ca
rights. They can get along with
out the whites much better tina
the whites can get on without then
therefore it would not be to thel
interest-to put it on no highe
eround-to make such an issue pe
litical or otherwise, with the black
as would make them unfriendly."-
New York Times.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-14

Head. Ringworm, Ulcers, sores,
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Pain in the
Bones. Side and Head, Female Weak
ness, Sterility, Leucorrhoea, arising
from internal liberation, and uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurlal DIS
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emacla-
ton. General Debility, and for Puri-
fying the Blood.
This Sarsaparilla is a combination of
vegetable MISUNDERSTANDING, Man
drake " GLOW Dock-with the 1odides
of Potassium and Iron, and is the
most efficacious medicine yet known
for the diseases it is intended to cure
Its ingredients are SO skilfully
combined that the full Alternative
eject of each is assured, and while
IT. is so mild as to be harmless even
to children, it is still so effectual as
to purge out from the system those
impurities and corruptions which
develop into loathsome disease. =,
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from it's cures, and the confidence
which prominent physicians all over
the country repose in 1t proves their
experience of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues
have accumulated, and are con-
stantly being received, and as many
of these cases are publicly known,
thev furnish convincing evidence OF
the superiority of this Sarsaparills
over every other Alternative medlclnc'
So generally is its superiority to any
other medicine known that we need
do no more than to assure the public
that the best qualities it has eVel
possessed are. strictly maintained.
PREPARED BY
Dr., ]. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
P,uetscaz and Analytical Che'''isfs.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-14
II NEWMAN,
IL.
II ALL OR
Near the Sentinel office,
st. Francisville La.
| T. GASTRELL,
Bayou Sara, Louisiana,

i. GASIRELL,
Bayou Sara, Louisiana,
DEALER IN
PLOWS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLE
ments, Brides, Harness, Hardware, Guns,
Pistols, Pumps, Pipes, Machine Fittings
Cocks, Valves, Castings, Ropes, Hollow
Ware, Wagon and Carriage woodwork,
Blacksmith's Materials, Etc, Etc.
TIN COPPER AND SHEET IRON NAN
UFACTORY.
Also Agent for the celebrated
"CHARTER OAK" STOVES,
Uric, Garrett e. Cottman, Brinley, Jas.
H. Hall and other plows, Aliens Horse
Hoes, Woods Moving Machines, Horse
Hay Rakes, all of which will guaran-
tee to sell lower than can be purchased
elsewhere.
Changers and others will find it to
| their advantage to call and examine my
| stock and prices before purchasing slse
| where.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-14
BILL ARP ON CARRYING PISTOLS.

Bill Arp, in the Atlanta Cons.l-
tuition, says: II remember when
nobody carried pistols, for there
was none to carry. The generals
and coloncls of the Georgia Militia
did have some great big ones, about
o foot and o half long, which they
carried in their holsters hung on
the pommel of the saddle, as they
travelled around to the general,
musters, and few bloods had
case of duelling pistols, which they
kept sorter hid out and exhibited
once in q while to personal friends
but these little new fashion re
peaters and rovolvers and self
cookers that everybody and the
niggers carry a-days hadn't been
invented and l wish they hadn't
az yet-not that I am Altered OF
anybody shooting me with malace
afero:hought, but they occasion 80
many accidents that I don't want
ono in a hundred yards of me or
my folks. I don't see much sence
in the law against carrying them
concealed. for you can't call it con-
cealment when you know that a
fellow has got one under his coat
tail, In quarrelin' with man its
reasonable presumption that he's
got one, and that you've got ano'
Their, and don't make any difference
whether it's concealed or not l
he didn't have one, he can step in
to a store and get one mighty quick
if he wants to kill you, or he cal
get a shot gun like they used to ii
old times. They make 'em so small
now that a boy can hide one in hi
watch pocket and they'll go every
pop at close quarters. 1 never tot,
cd one in my life, for I'm Altered o
'em. don't say that a man wht
does amt as brave as julius Caesar
but I heard Dennis Hammon'
charge the grand jury Of Floyd
that a man who had one hid abou
his person, had streak of coward
ice running down his backbone a
big as his arm, and wasn't fit t
associate with gentlemen and Chris
tians, and he wound up sayln
sthal's the law"
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-14
MAX FISCHER. AUGUST fAoC""
Mo & ~ ENS@M&&e
s. w. Corner of Front Il SUN
Streets.
RlYOT SARA, LII.
BAYOU SARA, LII.

rlAyE CONSTANTLY in store for sale
at prices conformable with the
times, full and complete lines OF Whltc
goods. Ladies Dress Goods, House-keep-
ers articles, and a general assortment ol
fancy and staple dry goods:
Victoria Lawns,
Nainsooks, Swiss
Mulls, Piques, Bish.
op Lawns, Linen Lawns,
Dress Linens, Mozambi-
ques, Grcna-
dimes, Organdy
Muslins, French
Percales, irish Linz
ems, Bobbinet Bars,
Laces and Curtains,
Parasols, large varie'
ty. Umbrcl-
las, assorted styles
and qualities. Cali
cos, Bleached Cottons,
Cambrics. Sheetings,
Ch:ldrens Cassimeres
Gents
| Cassimeres,
| Cotto ades,
Jeans, Dcnims, Tick
l-ings by the yard or piece
We invite an inspection of our large
assortment of Ladies', Childrens, Mems.
and Boys Hosiery, and Kid Gloves, Llsie
Thread, Gauntlets, Tics, Ribbons, EN-
broideries Laces, Ruchings, Corsets, La
dies Ready-made Under wear, etc. Fer
fumery, Toilet, Articles, and notions. >,
Ue have on hand also, fresh and wei
selected, stock of Clothing, Boots, Shoes
Hats and Caps and u general assortmen1
of centlemens underwear and FURNISHING
goods.
Dealers in Fancy and Staple groceries
Provisions, western Produce ana
Plantation Supplies. Agents Tor
the renowned Singer Sewing
) Machine and its various
attach ments.
. SPECIAL NOTICE.-Wc are the ow n
: ers of the outstanding claims and inaep'
y ednesses due to the late firm OF Man
t Fischer g. Co.
The Citizens of East Feliciana, Point
= Coupee, and Wilkinson County, MISS
will find it to their interest and adva1
age to open up a trade with us. All o
ders from abroad promptly, and CAREFUL
filed.
6 ~ Highest market price paid or co
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-14

Ga Moy Sin Kee, New York
Chinaman, pretended to be con-
verted to Chinese school and mis-
sion until visit to his place by the
police resulted in the discovery of
lot of goods which he had stolen
from his employer.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-14

gy''I wish I were you about two
hours" she said, with great tenderness.
t'Aud why, my dears" he asked, with
considerable interest Because" she
said, toying affectionately with his
watch chain--"because then would buy
my wife new bonnet" She sported 10
new bonnet on next meetin' day.,
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-14
Ayers
Sarsaparil1a

For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases, ,Ery'
sipelas, Rose or st. An
thony's Fire, Eruptions
and Eruptiye diseases
of the skin, Ulcerations
of the Liver, Stomach,
Kidneys, Lungs, Pim-
! pies, Pustules, Boils,
Blotches, Tumors, let
ter Salt Rheum, Scald
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-02
have written. vi The voters oi the party

have written, OF the voters OF the part!
will abide bv its decision. q,
\ run over into the western part OF
the State last week, through 4 portion ,oI
Charlie Fosters own ballIwlch'
gave me an insight into certain
things of which was ignorant before
His popularity at home and in his I'M
mediate neighborhood has become pro-
verbal throughout the state, but dlr.
ing my soiourn in that section, hrlcI
though il was, the illusion was in greaI,
measure dispcllcL During my stay
met a large number of prominent men
of both pmtirs who Concurrcd IN bear
iug testimony d his popularity person
aIlv, but not politically, and even Ms h.i,S,
friends do not claim for him that nc VIII
run very lar ahead of his ticket even IN
hi, own home county. The trouble
with Foster is that his record is bad
from a Republican standpoint. lie
staid m home during the war while hls
cpponennt fought at the front, which
initiates against him with thc soldier
element. In Congress he was party TO
the famous compromise by the terms OF
which the troops were withdrawn from
New Orleans and the legal state gov
erumcnt inaugurdted, which Tact mill
tatrs AGAINST him with the Sta,wart Re-
pubIicans. All things taken into con-
silrration, therefore, the skies are pros
porous for the Buckeye Democracy.
llNNEN.
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BELLAIRE.

Miss Mollic Hills, Of GAINESVILLE is
visiting her numerous friends and ac-
quaintanceS, and making new ones, in
this city.
On Friday many OF our business
houses will be closed, and our citizens
will pretty generally give their sole at
tention to enjoying themselves, and
showing that they appreciate those
things about our history, the memory
of which clusters about "lndcpcndcnce
Day The picnic OF the day will be
given by Resolutc Council No. Junior
Order |. \. NJ, at Cochran's Grove,
out the B, x :. W. road. Archery, cro-
quet and other amuScments will be- fur
nished by the committee, and refresh
ments, including icc-Cream, and that
beverage which cheers but not intONi-
Gates, lemonade, will be sold on the
ground. Numerous other pic-nics will
be given by different societies. one is
talked OF 10y one Of the sunday schools,
and a recherche private one will rrt3,ryuS
at Schramm'S Falls
The German journalist with the fer
tile Imagination sends these ridiculous
The Republicans OF Belmont county.
to Judge from present Indications, will
nominate Hon. \. G. Ramagc, of Smith
township, a- representative. Hon. sam
Knox, OF Harrison county, we are in
formed, will accept the Senatorial nom
ination in this district
\ Foster club will be- organized here
this week. One hundred and forty
names are already enrolled, and before
next Saturday, when an organization
will be affected and officers elected, the
club no doubt will muster over luur
hundred. The Fifth ward Grccnback
element, numbering 10, with the
exception OF about eight or ten,
have Signiiici their intention
OF becoming active members in the
Republican ranks i'm the coming cam
paign. Two-thirlS of the Germans here.
who have voted the Democratic ticket
since they became natumilrd, now
openly dcuouucc Ewing and his paper
platform, and proclaim, for the coming
contest. their allegiance to Foster. one
of tho leading Germans told lis last Fri
day that, with the exception oi Charles
RCmclin, for Auditor of state, the Re-
publican ticket would ice voted 10y every
German i'm this county. rs I'm rs yOur
correspondent is informed in this city,
We can truthlully say that the German
voters and the average hard money
Democrat, with the exception OF one
candidate, will stand 10y the Republican
ticket next October.
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HOUSE.

After the customary personal cXpia-
nations. the bill prohibiting political as
scssmcutS was taken up.
Dilatorv motions and voting used up
the morning hour and the Till went
over.
4 message was received from the
Senate stating that it had agreed 10 the
House resolution for final adjourn
mcnt. with an amendment fixing the
time al p. VI. today.
Mr. Morrison moved to concur in the
amendment
\ vote was taken on the motion and
the resolution coucurrcd in, Yeas, 93;
nays, %.
i recess was then taken until fur
o'clock.
When the House was called 10 order
there were hut very few members in the
area in front Of the Speaker table claim
ins recognition. the remainder patiently
awaiting in their seats the arrival Of the
hour fixed Tor adjournment.
Mr. blackburn submitted the confer
rnce report on joint resolution relative
10 the pay Of c0Lmlttcc clerks, etc.
Agreed ..
On motion of Mr.. Converse the Sen
ate bill granting additional rights 10
homestead settlers within the railroad
limits i'm Missouri and Arkansas was
passed.
The message from the Senate an
nouncing the passage Of the hill putting
guiniuc on the free list was received
with demonstrations Of applause.
Mr. Gibson. Of Louisiana. moved a.
suspend the rules and pass the bill
amending the Mississippi river comTI~-
sion bin 80 q. to prnyli" that tho Prc-I-
dent shall appoint any Of the commits
sjoucrs 10 Dee President ol IN" t"WH--
sion. he stated that the hill wnu't not
affect the Commission as a. present "r-
.4nizrd.
On division the oil, was pa--ri-yca,
-, nays j., bat Nr. Baync raised the
Vu.u, II mo quorum
The yeas aut NAYS were thcn ordered,
AMI resulted yeas IL; uay- 2I.
Mr. Rayue again raise the point Il
IL, quorum and the b..l va, thus d"'
ica,ed.
The House then took q r.rrs- for ten
minutes.
The recess was consumed IN hani-
shaking and .cayc-takirs. ami the Ohio
members were cautioned not To- lose the
state at the next election.
Mr.. Atkins, ,.e 81 the committee APP
pointed 10 wait on the President, re-
! ported that he had no further cOmmuni-
cation L. make.
Five O'Clock having arrived, the
/ Speaker said:
"GENTLEVEN or THE Hor-E oF RETIRE
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MARTINS FERRY.

Oucui thetiu lamps used or the camp
grounds exploded during the preaching
Monday night, scattering the burning
oh over Tia Bird. agri nine years, set
tiug her rpthrS on tire amt burning
her severely yuh0ut the arms, neck, lace
back ami III Irg from the knee down To-
the auklr She was conveyed To htr
fathers r.~ideucc, ON Hanover street.
where proper medical assistance was
rendered \ number of persons hai
their hands Srorrhct in thceuortN mate
tprNtiu-IiSh the flames. The great won
Grrwa-. considering tLccNcltcmcnt, thH
tH, vpur, miss WIS not burned to death
but fortunately for her and her family
"a few bar the presence ot mind 10 pun
oil their coats amt wrap them around
her anil rNt.ugui~h the flames. (eStcr-
Iqv evening the unfortunate g,rt was
doing VrI with go1j indications OF
recovery.
Nr,.cr,av about IO o'clock \. VI. the
roof ,l the north side Of tine lHu.hIn
rrI .r- discovered fp br ON fire, ami
wa~ Spreading rapidly but 10y a prompt
auu. alton of the hose the fire wJS soon
suGlr,l Had mot the fire been dis
covered lust when It was 10 would have
ure hurI work to have saved the mil
irl. burning down. The tire oriSl-
ultd near the >lIrk-oi 4a'e YtTtGe hesst-
ing iufnaces,.E IA - ~
Wms rfndley, contractor ofthe stone
vrrk G the et1Aty bridge at Burbng-'
to-, hts coppAtea>bis sontset and Aas
d. ma iE Wad
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our own, it constitutes the very ground
work OF the social state Ii virtue and
intelligence have the asccndancy among
this portion OF the community, there i
little TO be apprehended for the welfare
of such government; Notwithstanding
the storms OF political strife that
may from time % time sweep
over it, it will transmit lis glory
unimpaired and its power un-
diminished 10 other generations.
But let virtue and intelligence perish
from its young men, and it will need no
prophets eye to iorsee the down fall
of its strength. Tomorrow Wednesday,
will be the last and greatest day Of the
feast.
The graduating exercises at 9 o'clock
in the morning the alumni dinner at l
P. NJ, and the hop tomorrow night will
constitute the programme.
Wen send YOU an account for Thurs
days paper FELIN.
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Millers, Associntion.

ST. paul, July The Minnesota
NIillcrS Association met at Minneapolis
to-day. The main question discussed
was, whether to acqucsccsc in the dcci-
sion Of the National Association to COM
promise the payment Of royalty in the
Smith Il Downton rod and brush pat
cnts. Gen. c. G. Washburnc, the lars-
est mill owner, resisted the compromise
and declared that he would pay no
ROYALTY. The association voted down
the resolutions to resist the royalty,
thus endorsing the National Association,
and leaking the members who wish to
resist the conduct oi individual suits.
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East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, July l.-Cattlc-Rr-
ccipts to-day GS head of though iyId
al for sale here The supply il good,
with but few buyers. The trade was
slow mp 10 noon when the holders LET
loose ana the buyers here, mostly re-
talcrs, took hold and about thirty loads
were sold, though at decline 81 about
- cents from Mondays opening; best
asked \ -: best brought - OOoaj p;
fair to good - 25tri ~; common - 90
IA 90.
Hog. Receipts today 800 head /,
Workers - 7Om3 80, Philadclphias - -
%.
>hccp-Reccipts to-day i,7GO head.
supply in excess ol demand and making
dull market; common 10 fair - jO'r,
3 %: fair 10 extra g OOGi %.
Cincinnati.
CISCINShT,, July l.-IlOgs-Quict
but firm. common 3 OO@3 -; light
= 5j@3 -; parking . 7Ola $50; butch
crs' - gOmm4 %. Receipts 100 head F;
shipments 40 head.
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To Consumpt ptivea.

TIE advertiser, retired physician,
having proyidcutiaily discovered while
a Mrilca. Missionary in Southern Asia,
a very zimpI" vegetable remedy for the
-pc,-ly and per IAN nj cure Of C'oaamp-
hyD. Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, ana
al .hrua, and lung afIc,tIpns---ai-D a pos
iti,, arl raIical specific iDr Nervous De-
hillty, Premature Decay and Nervous
Complaints, feels il his duty u make It
known la his suffering fellows. Actu-
atel by this motive, he will chrerinIly
send tree Il charge b. all who l"-lre 1t,
the receipt FOR preparing ami in.l dIrec-
tjons for successfully using this proyi-
dentially discovered remedy Those
who wish to avail themselves oi the
benefits Of this discovery, without cost,
can DO 50 By return mail, by addressing
with stamp. Dg. CHARLIE 7. hARsHALL,
No. 80 Niagara St., Buffalo, n. Y.
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ST. GAINESVILLE.
Sad Accident to a Wheeling
BOy Law Suit - Personal
Mention.
IT. CLNrR>vILLE, July /, 1879.

IT. CLNIR~vrLLE, July l, 1879.
Correypnudcurp of the Register.
On Monday afternoon two boys OF
this place. lIaray Borot, son of Mr..
John BoroH, and Edgar ADAMS, son OF
Mr.. George Adams, OF your city, went
out hunting. Along toward evening
the BoroT boy, in passing through the
woods. stumbled and fell, and in falling
his gun was discharged The contents
of the weapon q shot gum entered the
lrs of the Adams boy, between the
ankle and the knee, breaking one OF the
bones and making terrible wound.
The accident occurred Il mile and Il hall
north of town. Young Boroi, who Is
about II years Of age summoned as
,iStlurr. and the injured luj was con-
vcyrd tp this place. The Adams boy
hlS been living with his auutS here.
lie Is a smart, active boy, about twelve
wears ui age. The physicians have
drc>SeJt-tte wutfri -7tit,t-itsSe -lsePos 81
saving the limb, -thodgh IL is not Un-
likely that amputaU6n will vet have 10
Dee performed
The Court OF Common Pleas is now
engaged in the trial ol The ca-c "i NIr~.
Euuhaul. ui GAINESVILLE. against Davis
~ ~,lrhucN, oi the ~Jmr place. About
year ago a son of the puiutil WAS
Killed bv the explosion of planning
mill belonging t0 the defendants. Mrs.
Eurrhlrl uuw sizes Tor damages. Hon.
l.. Dauiurd and IuIgc Coweu are at
t1rurvs ur tine plaintiff aul Judge
Granger. of IAN >yIlIr, and J. IL. Collins
and =. l.. james. of GAINESVILLE, repre-
sent the Defendants.
The Fourth a July promises 10 hea
duh luv up here. \ Sunday ~.hou
picnic ON the Fair Grounds Is Ill tia.
will Dee going on.
Miss Eva Eiev, who wIS married g
Mr. Oscar Scc'y, IN your city ON h,'
SUNDAY evening, Is -. ClUr~yi.I'
girl. thccldc~tlau.htcro of William iirr,
our worthy md efficient town marshal.
our pppulr ami worthy County
Auditor. ". Y. Cutlllni, ami his pr'tty
wife. are about setting mp houSck.cp-
iugou West Main street.
Hon LorruZo URutprl will Or4tc at
IIJrriSvil.r ua the Fourth.
Charles Hughes, one OF our band
bows. started to-day ipr Caldwell 10 in
-trurt the brass baud ut the latter place
iu the musical art.
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FALL RIVER.
Thc Sninners' Strike.

F,u RIVER Mass. July The
,-iuurr~ from ON, OF town arrived m
grJrIy every tram amt IL is stated that
Urty .ru- to-day Tcrum~ch hat quite
JuuN.r ot imported ~piunrrs and
they have been ulurtcryj at the Holly
free inns Tonight "a crowd estimated
at from 30O +, Loco gathered mn front OF
the Inn, bat the company had hitcd mp
a tenement house for them amt the
crowd SasE.i>lppoiuted 10y their non
appearances. This evening, however,
quite q number ut women ami boys
gathered around the house where the
,r.uuers wcr, aud the latter threw
stones so freely that the police were
sent iDr
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Terribie ARRAY

LITTLE Rock, July l.-Yesterlay a
farmer named Davis, living near Bccha,
had dispute with his Stcpson, Jackson
Parker. In whipping the boy he broke
two of his ribs The boy went to the
field where his brother was working,
where Davis loon followed him. They
all fought, during which Davis received
a severe cut from a hatchct and cut
each OF the boys dangerously with a
knife
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WOOL.
Philadelphia.

PHL,DELrmA, July !. - Wool -
Quiet but steady; Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia NN and above i0Ca
Ale; extra 3gm ~, medium IlCai2c;
coarse BE; New York, Michigan, and
Western fine 3jNr3jc; medium iOo 42c (;
coarse 3jIo be; cpmbIng washed IOrn,
45c: DO uuwa-hcd 23lo DC; coarse and
medium unwa.hci 2g@ 33ic; tub washed
4Ola ~.