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Why English People DO Not Gesticulate.

Mr.. Gladstone said at the recent
Savage Club dinner that, so far us En-
lishmen in general are concerned, when
engaged in argument, even in invective
and defamation, they make no use of
their hands and arms. "You would
think they might as well be cut of, and
chat they were really superfiuous ap-
pendages. 1 remember reading-and
it is always very desirable to read
books that foreigners write about us;
depend upon it, it is the way to know
ourselves-a book written about forty
years ago by an Italian gentleman,
named Count Pecchio, recounting his
experiences in England, and, on visit
ing the chief people in London he says
that he found their drawing-rooms not
only furnished but overcrowded with
all kinds of knick-knacks and bijouterie
easily liable to fracture. Being of a
philosophic turn, that gentleman began
to connect in bis mind causes and ef-
fects, and he said, I now see the rea-
son why the English people never ges-
ticulate. If they did, the whole of their
beautiful objects would come to grief"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-08-23
NUMBER As.
WIT AND HUMOR.
WHY THE SNAKE SEED Els SKIN.

WHY THE SNAKE SHED HIS SKIN.
Would you like to know do reason why dc snake
shed his skim
Kase he TUX de ole ono on fur TO let de debbil In;
bread.
An de debbil he slip up an put de apple in
head.
An de way de debbii done IT, he iist squat down
An he sesd dc crasysh bItin'. an he give do line
An Eve, she tank him kindly, and dc debbi blow
his nose.
An say, SAINT you got muffin but your skin an
hyar fur close"
An he tell her, Of she eat up all de apple an dc
She kin gil yaller iosey an string o clancy
An she say, -whar is de natboati" An he tols her
at de wharf;
An she mighty skeered o. Adam, but she tux an
Den de debbl 'suade an suade herr an she look all
round de lot,
An she hear de dogs a-runnin', an ole Adam hab
his gun,
An she tink "dats for coon huntin'" so she lowed
to have some fun
But when she eat de apple, an debbil fotch Dc
close,
You had oushter see dat Niger step aroun' upon
her toes;
She clean forgot hen coohn an de hoecake in dc
ashes,
An Adams mush fur supper, an de way he'd pour
de lashes.
Till she seed him comm jumpin' an slngin' Of
his gun.
An tell yer twas a caution den, de way she broke
an run:
De debbil he put out to hell, an lef' de ole snake
skin.
An dat de way de sarpents larned to wriggle out
an, in
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-08-23
France Richer than Great Britain.

According to late estimates, Great
Britain is not the wealthiest country on
earth, as has been believed. France
values her private property, real and
personal, at $43,110,600,OOO, and hel
navy, palaces, public buildings and 9TH
er public property, excepting highways,
at 81 ,475, 100000, making $44,5S5, ,6Oo,-
900. The aggregate estimate for En-
gland, Scotland and Ireland, without
reckoning public highways, is s42,oo0,-
100000. Real estate in France greatly
exceeds in area that of England, while
in the latter there is great excess of
personal property over the former.
The Great Eastern comes to public
notice once more as transport for cat
tie, to run directly between London and
Texas. 1t is calculated that the vessel
will take at one voyage 1900 head OF
cattle and $4,000 sheep.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-08-23
Sarsaparilla.

Yesterday afternoon a red-faced
young man belonging to an excursion
party called into a Woodward avenue
drug store, and softly asked the soda
fountain boy if he was out of any par
ticular kind of sirup. The boy made
an investigation, and replied:
"We are out of sarsaparilla, but"
"That's all right-all right-you wait
a minute" interrupted the young man,
and away he went.
The boy took the empty reservoir
from the fountain and replaced it, end
in about two minutes the young man
returned in company with his girl and
four other people, evidently all friends.
Walking up to the fountain he said:
"Im going to take sarsaparilla in mine,
for the doctors all recommend it, and
if he hasn't any sarsaparilla l won't
take nothing. What do you say?"
"Oh, we'll take the same," they 1e-
piled.
The young man began to smile, and
his left eye began to draw down, but
what was his horror to see the boy draw
off six glasses in succession and push
them to the front, where they were
eagerly drained OF their contentsl He
tried to give the boy look of mingled
hate and murderous intent, but the lad
was too busy to see it. He felt in all
his pockets, brought up watch-keys,
pennies and peanuts, and finally laid
down 27 cents, and whispered to the
boy:
"That takes my pile, and if | ever
catch you outside of the town I'll lick
YOU tc death !'-DetrOH Free Press.
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oUIPs.


PARADoxIoAL as it may appear, yet
mans first trouble may be his twoth
ache.
A LITTLE boy, proud of his new
jacket, informed his sister that he was
six. button kid.
A NEW brand Of cigars is called ~the
lottery ticket" because only one in a
thousand draws.
"WE presume that it is because the
coral is kind of fish that it makes the
best red earrings.
ENGLAND may be mistress of the
Cs," but she has never yet been able
to fairly master the HIS.
"WHAT Refuse to lend paltry
X to me, your other self" That's
why; you'd never return the money; I
know myself too well"
The man that got drunk in the mar
ble-yard explained to the Judge before
whom he was taken that he had been on
monumental bust.
"IT's cool to-day" said mother to
her little son. "Yes, it's school five
days out of the week." replied the en-
bryonic paragraphist.
WESTON was book canvasser. When
one of the tribe visits you tell him of
Weston's success, and bid him kindly,
but firmly, to walk.
A Boston child remarked, after gaz-
ing earnestly at a man who was bald,
but had heavy whiskers: His head
was put on upside down, wasn't it?"
A CORRESPONDENT from summer
resort" says the spring chickens they
serve there seem to be built on the
same principles as their spring-beds.
"YoU want a fogging, that's what
you want" said parent to an unruly
son. 81 know it, dad, but 1 will try to
get along without it, said the independ-
ent hopeful.
OLD LADY "Ah, you bad boy, drag
gin your little brother along like that.
S'posin' you was to kill him?" Bad
boy-"Don't carel Got another in
doors"
CHICAGO packers, since March /, have
slaughtered $4,000 hogs. The motto
Of Chicago should be, "In hog signc
vinces. ."-Ne,o York Commercial I'D.
uertiser.
JuDGING from the large number OF
young physicians being ground out by
our medical colleges, we can no longer
sing, "This world is but an NJ. d. void.
-Yonkers Statesman.
STANDING before fruit stand, a San
Francisco gamin said Hellol old
fellow, how much for your oranges?"
Twenty cents dozen, sonny" "Do
you throw the thirteenth into the bar
gain?" "Yes, my lad" "Well, give
me the thirteenth to-day and will buy
the dozen of you tomorrow"
"WALTER, do you think the stars are
inhabited?" she said, glancing at him
with an expression that showed what
confidence she had in his superior wis
dom. "Clara," he replied, "your father
only allows me $40 week; and you
can't expect any but high-priced clerk
to answer that question. n.'-Andre,oS'
Bdzdr
ABOUT a week ago an Iowa man died.
He was very wealthy and left three sons,
his only heirs, and would you believe it,
the ungrateful boys got together and
ran away with all the property before
the lawyers could get at it and divide it
with each other? There is so much
sordid, mean, grasping sel6shness in
this world, that sometimes it is enough
to discourage good lawyer.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-08-23
The Smallest Yet.DU(

Golden Gate is the name of boat 18
feet long, 5 feet inches wide, and p
feet deep. She was built by Hutchins
& Prior, of South Boston, from a
model by Herbert F. Burrill. This
little craft is to start for Melbourne,
Australia, soon, and Mr.. Burrill is
to be accom- panied by Mr.. Andrew
B, Coombs. Both of these gentlemen
have seen considerable sea life. The
boat is the smallest one that has ever
attempted to make an ocean voyage,
being only about l 14-100 tons capacity,
and the next smallest being nearly o
half ton larger. Mr.. Burrill says that
he shall take with him good supply OF
provisions, and does notintend to make
a port until he reaches st. Thomas, on
the African coast. He will pass Cape
de Verde islands, and will go direct to
Melbourne, where he intends to put his
boat in the International Exhibition in
October, 1880. The boat carries about
seventy-fve yards of canvas, which, IN
stormy weather, can be put in the hold
of the boat entirely out Of the way
The boat is 80 arranged that in stormy
weather it can be closed so that no
water can penetrate, and the ventilation
will still be good. Ii is now at Nick
erson's mill, Milton Lo wer Mills, bu
will be launched early this week.--Bos
tom Transcript
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-08-23

IT was Beau Brummel who said that
the finest perfune OF the toilet was the
perfume OF clean linen. There is one
city in the United States where there is
clean linen galore; that is Troy, N. Y.
II is the great shirt.manufacturing city
of the country. It has forty firms,
which pay 81 ,S29, $50 for wages, to II, ,719
persons, and $2,000,00O Torrent, machin-
cry, and material. In return they re-
ceive $5,20200 for nothing but collars,
cuffs, and shirts. Troy, it is claimed,
makes three-fourths OF all the cuffs and
collars used in the world.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-08-23
Remedy for P0tata.Rnps.

A farmer who has had ten years ex-
perience in Colorado claims to have
found sure remedy for the potato-bug
scourge. His plan is simply to plant
one or two fax-seeds in each hill of po
tatoes He says that the bugs will shun
it every time; and for ten years he has
thus been successful in raising potatoes
while others have failed.-1rov Times
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-08-23
woMANs FAITH.

nils' N gloom or glad sunlight,
~ i,ce y f'h | have not seen.
~ make my whole world bright
...,-hs may be far;
, NV far, / cannot see;
y the morning star,
n riss and come to me.
"a. leads us separate waysi
!, ,,oupd. and time is feet;
|t,.iew brief days.,
n ,see We two shall meet
/ ,.n,.lb Gods arching skies,
Y .h,ll blaze or stars shall CLEAN,
IN each others eyes.
/ De past but as dream
.,a perfect, and complete,
m siar. shall climb the height,
10 with willing feet,
pTiri the Infinite.
[,iud the space between,
/, Ssxns the sunbeams play,
4. M face have not seen,
sshalI wake my world to-day.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-08-23

The Buffalo Express says that Lead
vile is so named because Of the lead
inadvertently carried away by persons
who go there and get too saucy. Some.
times they get so heavily loaded that
they can't get away at all.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-08-23

GERMAN travellers and savants Of
wide repute are conducting explorations
into various parts Of Africa. Among
them is Gerhard Rohlfs, to whom the
German Emperor has sent compliment
ary presents for the Sultan OF Vidal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-08-23

SENATOR GoRDoN's sheep ranch in
Georgia comprises 10000 acres. Negro
convicts will inclose it with stone WALL
seven miles of which have been COM
pleted.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-08-23

LORD ELoHo said lately in the House
of Commons that he did not believe
that British troops had ever fought SC
physically brave race as the Aulus'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-08-23

WHAT did the young lady mean when
she said to her lover, "You may be too
late for the car, but you can take
bus ?"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-08-23

SAVING is habit, like smoking or the
taking of snuff; if you begin it, and go
on for a time, you come to have pas
sion for it in the end.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-08-23

A SCIENTIFIC exploring party from
the Illinois State University have left
for Honduras, where they will spend
three months.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-08-23

The man who travels the country for
pleasure goes to see; and, likewise does
the man who travels the ocean 10 to sea.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-08-23

The importation Of crockery has de.
creased by about one-half in the last
ten years,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-08-23

PRESIDENT HAYES owns a section OF
land near Bismarck, Dakota.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-13
The City OF New Orleans va. Rdwara A.
Davis.

EtFTH nIRTR1OT COURT FOR THE PAR
! 18Th Of Orleans. NJ, 12,ot7 EF Virtue III a
wrlt of lari facias. 10 mo directed by tho honor
milo tho Filth District Court for the parish Oft
Orlnnna. ia iho ahnvo eptttled cause. for CITY
tnxas ~ 1919. I viii proeead To cell at PUBLIC
auction. ut tho Merchants md Auetioneerss
Fvalrnuga. Royal street. be ween canal and
.f~llsfomiuttea straotp, In The SECOND District of
this city. N WEDNESDAY,. January 7. 1890, attn
o'clock M. tho following deaeribei properly. IN
wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uatnd II thn First District ofthls city In square
pa1nber three tttnlred md twenty bounded by
Ftenkltn. tibnrfy. Entarpe and Terpeiehqra
Z tteoia. ma laslgnnt Il rs lot number eight
meaarriup aIti yzfout feet front on franklin
atroet by ono hundred and tWentg-elght fest In
lnttFr.
Rainnd In tho nhpve suit.
Terms Dash on the spot.
j. II. ALGEF GAUTHRFAUX.
Eivtt Sheriff. u the Parish of Orleans,
IICF- - Epl# rf tut
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chaser, a lot bounded Ivy 81. Andrew. Felicity
Hercules and n1mpart %atreeta. 2SXl2l, sf3Hs !,
Antonio Tonnes IL Josie Tonnes, q lut mud
improvements. bounded wv 4nlv.2, ~. Louis.
Miro nnl Canal atteesa. 2ayltT, sTGa.
Miles RInrlan tn Mrs Potter Glaanr. z TOR
linn Nv ground w SQUIRE bounded wv EEraian
Flel1a. hay !. Matteny mud bhnuiiine etr"ete,
anKf2-. &tTF.
r,aurta NJ r-u9Inr ia WIN ~ Henry. twa
lofa H1uns1n,itt NHtarrre ltt3onWs lalt"l ahH
CONSTANCE pttf@ar #tFt=+ fafa
Irran 'tt l,Nat tt# v. ! nia GtntMWaf'
a ! / wiehintIafuae hrftf21ri Wv Ga'nl tnt.h
l f i~ta1srart nati G=a'mnn stfn"ias lls ft'.
Y E ea1
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The city Of New orIrans We. gyid. s:amcs
M-lklnE.

I7IFTT nI8TNTNT COUNT FOE TIDE TAIs-
Il TIN uf Orleans, 10. I:at1 ~, Sirtue ,of n
ornrts The Fttth District Court ferthe parish OF
Orleans. tn Tho a5oFe omitted cause. for "it,g
taxas WI 1872. | Wtlt proceed 70 aeEl ~ pn.It'
change, Royal etre nj, between Gaual and Gus
tomtouRo ~4treat4, III The Sneoua bIstri"' 81 this
city. on WEDNESDAY,, January T., lsta, OF ~
"A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, ait
a1nnra number dfty.thren. bound 4 ~ Bar
racks. Royal, Bourb u aud Esplapade etreets.
and designated ~ lot number eleven. meaeur-
ing thirty feet front on Barracks sttee1by sixty
feet In dsuth.
Reizei la the above suit.
Torms-Cash on thesp0t.
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
dec Is 20 n ja3
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assEssFFU ssHEs
r.,e tltt N Nov nr,ssna vs.. rsann rfener.

ARN AFFE mn New NVFA@Fs vs. Ftbfth : seNsF.
HHFJH pIalHtGT COURT ron TtlE PAR
MA iah ff nllnplta. Ms a 's3 ~ yiltun Il "
WIFI w nnti Faaina H. toe iiinstRd Nv ti'n hon
urol1" thu Elflt niatf iat f'ottrt fnt III" untiah 81
orlnnra. IN fffn altfvn en'itlal e4alap. f"r "iiV
iutna WIKI i4lA. | VIII ff"eaaa ~ eNll - ,3tIli" atbr-
tinr. vt tho Norattartg nutl Nuotlun""re' iy.
%cNnnen. Rnynl atrett ~ w"en tHlal nnl Onas
tntnllmfee affeatp, IL The Hnftanl lhi1t' tet"f ttia
city. ON tapAE. ,i~pnuaty ] taan, ST IA
c'rlank m .ihn following tl"fatihntl r%ranolfY. 10
WI
hFFHFhtN PORTION or ROtt8N eiin" vi
IN thn Iftst Htntl iat If ifli7 "lfv, " eflu0te NUN
NV twa ]luncfpl md eighty and bounded hg
Bnmrntt. Tialir. Mnlrornrn" mid hryndna
Prfmaia nrl f1oa'gnatNi ~ faiinwa. Eata nilm
l"ra twnlyr nnfl rart a. rteaaurtpg thirty feet
frant M Ranra!t etr"et y en-" bundled md
twenty fafra foot IL ,lnuth lat nrrnta'l ~thi1f"nH,
ratt th mnn9nring 'tfIftv feet font IN Ram
nut atreat rg ONE hundred aud fweqtr three
Tnot HI rlnrfIl. md inti let A. nenauiing THU
" foot frout ~ Iiamuntt atte"t Ivy Thirty feet in
depth
Hnir,A IN the n'Nnvo suit.
Tpina tirah nl ilto pu"t.
!. Il, hIGEE HhtlFIillTAItS,
GivFf sheriff of tlle Iarialr 81 Ntleans.
loo "a ~ " if1l
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Superior Criminal Court
INrnnM rllFM-


John 7. ENnicios, conversion Of public
money, etc. The int0l maiion sets forftl that
on the first IN EeptpnlReT. lefa. tlfa Haanaai, Nv
ing then and there a taN efrrk in the Finance
Department cf thnritynf New nfianna, received
AMI tnDA into hia rAnaraaian n paft VI the ANVIL
lie money helrnuinp tAi3a ,itE Sf Ntst OFleanas
and due the anid city Wy tRNpRSnra fof M" vant
and dfa fe~lontnuplv nWi trRulnleNtly rN1Nmtt
said money to hta own use. Tho aoeusea's hHil
was fixed at f3ena nna n eRpiRP iFanai fhf hta
arTept.
Erneet Raymond, | Forgery. : rnhllnh'rp
NJ true q foreea endorsement fha INF rMa
tion raRdR that WIN illR twenty frst " August.
1870, the acensed did felOntoustY iotgethe name
Of Mra. nr, ninkeN tnn book nran the titignna.
Bank ~ Louisiana ter slnn RAYMOND %tailirs
10 furnieh tlana appearance bondp. was re
manded a. priann.
CONTINUED lTrFFiNtrtIN
Winatnn strange rarn. Ant iRn neraia mnr
der NJ Francis Calra
CNNNlITFn
The Irfy in thn nnaa WIZ tha " atn NJ Thnma4
Clarke, charged With the murder vi C4tfn't1sH
Riley. after dnIihrrHtinR avRl thu aaao fRaHtv
four hours, returned int COURT laat niRht aUa
presented tho following as thafr Heftict
Guilty Nf mpnslRuRhfar ANA ~ainnGly faeain
menaea to the rRr,N WI thp rNHFt
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rhe az, q New orlsans u. e.eeJRe enl,t.

I1tI"ru n1aTntcr. 1oINT FoR Tjt3 TAR.
wrtf0f ialf ~ It4. n mo ottaetei ~ the hon
nrahlat he Fif II nt9tria Gnurt for thu pntielt 81
nrlnnua. Ia thu uhuvo entitled oaHg", fpI city
tnyau of lHH. I Wiz urn9"ni r. Ralt ~ pulilo
auction. ~ t1e Mereltnnta mi Ar8tloueefa' Tx
ahnnpa. I{Gyrd atrsaf, hetwNnu Gnahl md Gus
tnmhnuRa airrata, In the Haoaui District ct this
oitr. IN WEDNt5pNV. IanflHry 7. i@sp. Mt ~
n'etaok ma. the fn,tnwtnE described property. 10
wit
EnERFATN PORTION OFGNOUND, situated
In thn F1urtt District Of thle CITY. III aGphfe
numtnr eighty thtao. md bounded hY Aitnun-
citation. Ghirpevt. S'vauth enl Eighth atr"@tF,
md dastRuatad ~ lptt tIImhorR thirfenn md
fnnrtant, mnnauting EiEty two foot trout an
hnnuuctatnu pttest by ou"% hamlrei and twen-
ty rfvnn fe"t In d"tfh.
Boizntl IL the ahorn auit.
Tntma Cnah on thNnpnt.
J. hIGEE GAIiTHt&EAUS,
Givil aftoriif ~ tue ioriRIt ~ 0rlaenR.
L. L. AAAE IEt
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THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL

WILL OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION or
w guests on NohDAY. sixth instant Oar
order aud many modern improvements intro
daeed to ensure tbs comfort Of patrons. The
house Is unsurpassed IN al that goes 70 make
(FIRsT-CLASs and ELEGANT HOTEL. ana
VIII continue to merit the popular favor which
has been accorded II In tbs past. :.
Parties returning home Will do we'll 10 CAL
and look at FAMILY ROOMS before locating
elsewhere. -
oc6I hlfEk5 d BARTELAk
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
sugvunN

per cant III caah on the nrino uf adjudication 10
he mid Nv tbs purchaser NJ the moment If aaln.
hata MI anln IntnFo y. Hero, ESQ. notary ult
lin, al tho EIfpraa ~ tho ptlrGhnHrIa, drEt1
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Tho city Of Now or.eans vs.. aeorxs q.

r7IrTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
= Iah Of Orleans, No. f3.1i3-By virtue OF 4
w.ft If Harl fpiaa, to Ha directed by the h0n-
% ,bla tho TIlth District Court for the perish OF
0rlrans. IN tae aboye Omitted cause, for city
Hlxn3 &c 1910. / win prpnnsd 70 sefI at pnbiiG
MrfqU. attic Merchants md AuGtioneers' Ex~
~efRuge. Royal street. bet%efsl Canal and Gus
aity, 81 WGDAGEDhY. January I. 1890. A. IN
6.a, 6ek m. tho following described property. to
witt g.
unfod In tbs First Diatrict ~ this city. In square
nTHber two hundred and forty. bounded BY
Eratp. Caroudeftt. ElrouHe and Thalla Streets
ant deaignatni as iGtp nunber twenty- four and
twenty-Gvt, measuring aixty.(our feet front ON
Erptn street BY ono hundred md tWsnty-B9Ve0
fenr In dapth,
EolHei Ia tho above suit.
Terms-Caah on the spot.
j. H. ALCfE HAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
deG - % n 81
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Auction SAFES.
BY G. r. Girardey.

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Enna,att Na4nia Rpufm nrtF ntfsnf atterta.
NJ, t s=a7 uni,.5t atnfa, tirr1tt ,ataf iaf The
lt4fjU viii l@nl@iano
=. 4,-rtI aI. t,t,t W. pA1IsF W.
III F, mi q, 5I +, tfrs a. +, 4, 5,l3 -Tiilf
Nv, ftN ~tti''a 'T'f.NNt t'f'h
t''9 ,,p4nI, "t,,.In,HErp an
~ HthNNi'fA a,Irt4 trII,sff" ''',a
n. " 'ht It'll .
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