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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27

PRESERVING FRUIT BY EvAn0RATloN..-
Preserving ituit, vegetables, etc,, uod!r thc
improved processes OF steam evaporation has
given rise 10 40 coorm2u5 business. There arc
numerous ovspora!ng estab|is 1mcnts 10 Deli
Wcro and Marylaad. somo in Georgia aod At
least two or three 10 Vrga!a TIC work IL
reduced to such system that only the mini
mum Of waste is possible. The skis Of tho
fruit are converted Into i.ilies; the po.cl s;or cs
ara soid to the druggist; the tomato peellns aud
the very sc.apogs OF the table 20 to the cat:nD
makers. The entire process Ct dcsiccatio1 ac'
cupies about three hours After bciug thus
prepared tn, trlit is to all appestaD,es perfectly
cried and s.plts., bus q feS hours iumersloa IN
water restores it to i.s pristine al!.pc and or.
as vel! ss to the natural flavor, which is its only
charm. Most CT the worker $40 Womcc, OF
whom the principal evaporatof:es and ca1nerics
each employ from 800 20 800.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27

LIEUTENANT COLONEL. SAINT ANTIoNY.-
a remarkable document alleged 70 be preserves!
in the Sta:o archives 81 Rio Dc JaIG1o ii pub
lshcd iu Lisbon military jau,nal. ]. would
appear that kips John VI, whcu P.iccc lie,
gent. was moved by riOuI favor to c1altr the
grade Of ieutcuaot coocel in the Portueucsc
army upon Hcod ST. Authooy. Tho docamea,
10 question is stated u be . literal copy 0! tko
royal commission med: Out Is the gar nlins
ter, at D)n johns oommaaa A!tcr he Gus
tomary ti;ular prCamt!:, it pT0c2al3 10 state
the public services O.; tho SAM, il rcoosnitirn
OF which Tho regent deemed i; cEacilsnt ~
offer him the dsuction CT hisn military rara
The glorious s.. Arthopy runs th-
tcXt-"has, 80 arc cc&v!Cc2!, contributed hy
his potent advocacy, to the blessed luc;,55ts a.
our armies, Esd to the achieT ,!2ont G! peace
to the Portuguese empire. Therefore, We hav1
resolved to raise him 20 tic r2Gk o! iIeu:cnart
c5looo Of iuieD:ry. &. ~!l receive th" aSG!j
pay through GU. Field Marshei + cTdo N!yisr
Cabrsl de Cunha. provision lily iutrus cd with
tho command 0! ou: troops 10 the cla!:s!, nad
With the Office OF captain general. L!t our viii
bo done We have afhxsI our royal sign-
manual and great seal 20 thu decree. Gwen Z.
our clpital, 90 the 3l;s August oi tho year
after the birth Of Out Lord Jesus Chris, ISL.
The person commuaic ,tiug this cutlcu4 doc.
uGeut to the official military iournll ct P;riu
gal adds thst from the d.tc Q: his commission
IS 40 infantry officer Lcuteuaat Ce!0nc! s..
Authony has bccn bornc uriner:u?todIy OF
the sir.ugth Of the Portuguese regular army
down to the present day. Sgmeboig-2r ra.h-
cr, succ asson of sometodl:s-has drawn II"
pay Of this eminent member OF the Cburch
militant regularly ior s;Z;3 ii7o coasccu!lVo
years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27

Dr. Trtt-DosC Sir: Fer ten years l have
h9en p martyr 10 DysGGpsis, Constipation cad
Files. Lust &ni'Gg your Pills Vere recommend
ed to me- | used th9m Out with ii!tlo faith) |
aln now we'll lnsn. hnva Gool appetite. d.
Ea2;ion perfect, regular stools piles gone. and ]
have -siGcl forty pounis solit dcsh. They G1G
P2C;h th3it wciGat il gold
Euy. =. 7. Siia.2so.;, I.o,.iaT;,lc EF.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27
Sai.7yEss;ss s.ESssasTa.
Z iSss ssEiaEifIksS.

Il ''lo*, FISH
$50 packages Of POTOMAC FISH for aalo by
.. j. EhED.
The esh sro frs, cla:a. and ara as follows, viz ::
EAhiDl ROE IEHSiNG, IN barrels, hair
barrels md kt:
S5uA- il! barrels, har barrels and kits.
NO. POTOMAC HEHRING, in bbls, half
b5,s and kits.
lie also oilers fer salo ono fno BAY HORSE.
80 one Buggy ani Harnoss, Carrisge and Har.
EcsS, end Csr. sGG Harness. This horse is we'll
0Inke IL la9 dfro7 and suitable for family.
Ja !! II Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27

CjoA"' r,..
We invita- tho Gi:on,i.r u ,;Aslc-s .r6 c,.,.
Gurcrs TO orr large stn":, "E CAREFULLY
fkEpARED COAL @. tic f,I"winc ysrin;is-: :
hYkRN:: VALLEY,
}-pRNfj-isI nrd
nEAMDHiN HU;} hSHc
WHITE ash free burning aul h4ei} O.
steamer hEokan, ngg, s:ova End i,uJ liza.
Also EOEG RS CHEAk, k,CIGMkEHLiNij
snd KAN 4 " ia &PLiNT. G.ol Wcs: W.
Making Coal = s:cciaity, We a;m % keep On
Storage Yards. each variety is ltcp. senaTatl.
and is especially prepared fJ7 family tse.
Yards toorod, sud AL Coal seaL out GVW:l,
TIES
Dealers, families, public institutions and I;7-
niacto!ies supplied a. loves. ;a.rkcL ral5-per
TON OF 22lo lbs. =. }. ii MHHAFFi1E 81 Co,
fob *vh2r! and I:.rLs inoa @. >sUocn s.
HOhh GD5L
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27
TUI-7'L'' / e PILLS

Their G-s. csoc. IS 81 Increase tho appetite, snd
ct;so tho bajy e. ts:o 80 ie.b, thus Inc system
IS nousished end By thcc Tonic Action on tho
Digestive Organs. Eagulsr stools sro produced
De, !. 7, HAYWOOD, OF NEW YORK,
SAIH:-
"F1n diseases exist t!:a. cannot DO relieved by
restoring lho Live t0 It's norma! functions, and
for lhis parr1Sn 10 TcHacfy has eyer beGn in
vented .hat he's IS hAp!.y 81 ette2. rs TUFTS
PILLS"
SOLD EVERY Mi:IjRE1 PEiCE % CHNTS.
G:H@C 35 saGrray street. Sew York.
Js3- 'Dr. TUTl'ri ii : Il EIAh Of Valusble In
tnrl!aL!cn A:ti usatal lEccci".5' sill bo mailed
f'fe Oh application.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27
E,Ess.aB. HebTEfIES.

~ FAiRFhX CI%CUIT COURT, JUNE
s TERN, 1879.
Edward johnson
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27

DOCTGR Z j. SIMPSONS POND LILY
~ w MASh-lhe only genuine ariics-s most
delightful preparation for tue toilet. tath and
SeneTs tsTa;ly use In large bCttle- st25c each.
The t!ede Supplied s. nlaRutncture. . PRICES.
JaNNEI 6 CO, W9nlessle cts,
10 q 20 snd li5 King street
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-09-11

What do you think the beautiful word
wife comes froma 1t is the word in
which the English and Latin languages
conquered the French and Greek. ihope
the French will some get word for it
instead Of that dreadful word ten,ne. But
what do you think it comes from? The
great value of Saxon words is that thev
mean something. Wife means "weaver.' >
You must either be housewives N house
moths; remember that. In the deem
sense, you must either weave mans for.
tune or embroider them to feed upon and
trlng them to decay. Wherever true
wife comes, home is always around her.
The stars may be over her head, the glow
worm in the night-cold grass may be the
fire at her foot; but home is where she ia.
and for noble women it stretches far
around her, better than houses ceilea
cedar and painted with vermilllon, she'd
ding its quiet light far from those with
who else are homeless. This I believe
to ne woman's true place and power
Ruak;a.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-09-11

particular instance, when I was looking
over the side Of the vessel for pin I had
dropped, my remarks may have been
Offensive, and we're, I confess, positively
rude. But last Wednesday night was
not conducting a rhetorical exercise.
CONSULTATIONS.
The sense Of utter forlornness, the feel
ing Of desolation aud goneness; the i'm
preston, generally correct, that every
veil person in the shipAis laughing you;
the saddening thought that there is no
chance Of dying, and the depressing
knowledge that there il no help for 1t,
anyhow; the confidence that nobody
Is gong to do any thing for
you and the philosophical resolution
that you don't care constitutional red
cent If they don't; the hope that you will
be over it by morning, the fear that it
will last week; the forlorn hope, now
and then, that the pilot will get fright
encd and tie tho ship up to tree some
place, If only for little while, the dc.
spairing sense Of disappointment, that
steals over you as it becomes evident that
the pilot hasn't thought IF doing any
thing Of the kind; and at last the fervent
earnest, despairing wish that the boiler
will blow up, the ship strike rock, catch
on fire, capsize, be run down by an iron
steamship, get struck by lightning and
sink in 600 tathoms OF water, and do it
all most powerful quick, too.
This is the final spasm. When YOU get
so that you can earnestly and sincerely
wish that, you are all Ri ht. The berth
makes turn and comes down within
easy reach; half frozen, you climb into it
and the motion Of the vessel becomes de-
lightfully soothing, and you sleep--none
but the man who has gone to sleep with
that kind of a sleeping potion knows
no = delightfully."-.
But while tho 'tillness" lasts it docs
take the sand out OF you. Nothing else
in the world is or can be so destructive
to manly self-respect and dignity.
don't believe Charles Francis Adams
could look digniticd under such circum.
stances.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-09-11
HONEYsUCKIE.

How fair they were, my darlings twain,
Who walked adown the grassy lane
That sultry August dayl
Unconscious Of the gracious charm
That aoated around them, arm In arm,
They wandered on thor way.
Ono wore her raven tresses low,
Close-braided DER q brow Of snow,
Like some grand Roman dame.
Hers were those luminous large eyes
From whose dark depths strange gleamt
And break into sudden fame.
Around her sisters kentler lace
The brown hair rlppled; tender grace
Was In her form aud look;
A wild-rose color on her cheek;
Brown loving eyes, contented, meek,
And clear as summer brook.
sat beneath shady tree
Aud heard their laughter floating free,
Through idle, happy hours;
saw them gather BY the way
The struggling clusters, sweet aud gay,
OF hOneysucklc flowers
| watched them weave their scented 80 oil
In eager haste. With playful toll
And laughter brimning eyes;
They twined it on my faded brow
All, Heaven! have that garland now
sacred, mournful prize!
Was It because they were my own,
! fancied even their lightest tone
More sweet than other sounds!
Was 1t because gave them birth,
thought that nowhere in Gods eal tn
Could fairer things be found?
Was 1t but doting mothers love?
OF were my darllngs fair above
The playmates of their time?
knew not then, nor now know,
It "a 90 many years ago
They scarcely reached their prime.
But this know, twixt them and HE
Rolls yet the awful, tideless sea
That parts their world from this,
And we'll know that where they ara
There is no need OF sun or star,
Nor need OF mothers kiss.
But DER my honeysuckle wreath
My wearfed heart will often breathe
A prayer for those bright bowers,
Where I May sec my daughters stand,
Each holding for me In her hand
Heavens amarsnthinc flowers.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-09-11
The new silks to be worn durino II

The new silks to be worn durino thu
early autumn and winter are brocaded
stripes Of two or three contrasting colors,
and also small armure figures set in pre-.
else rows. Many of the armure silks are
partly velvet, while Others are plush, the
figure being long raised pile on silk OF
satin ground of the same color. This il
especially handsome in olack, prunc,
grey ana quaint blue shades.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-09-11
GRANDPA AND BABY.

Out on the lawn, one SINNERS day,
left my baby boy ct play,
And smiled to hear his gleeful shout
And happy voice ring In and out
The arches of the grand old trees,
Then die away upon the breeze,
While all the playful echoes stirred
To merry laugh and lisping word.
But when missed the cheerful noise,
Nor heard the sound OF prattling voice
rose and to the window HE'D,
And looking thence this vision spieaL
o, Memory! though thy name be plain
Paint, paint that picture ore again!
The wcsterinq sun his glory threw
Along the sward Of emerald hue;
Save where, pcrchance In playful fr0wn,
Some cool green shadows nestled down
And, idly shifting with the sun,
Crcpt slowly eastward, ono by ono.
Beneath the elm trees waving crest,
Where birdlings tossed in downy nest
And where alternate sun and shade,
Like ,, s9nsnJFing f'ncies' skipped and
The old arm chair, secure and good,
With widespread arms, inviting stood;
And In Its cushion, broad and deep,
Grandpa and baby fast asleep
On rounded cheek and golden head
The sinking sun his radiencc shed,
While on the grandsire,s silver crown
A single ray dropped softly down,
And then III bene0iction, iell
Tn both, and wrapped them inits spell.
The breeze, in frolic, growing bold,
Tossed up the rings Of shining gold
On baby's head; then, with the gray
On grandpa's head began to play.
In the warm palm. securely pressed,
One little dimpled hand found rest;
The other clasped withercd flower,
Culled, all at win, from natures bower.
Fixed was tho look of sad content
On the worn face, trifle bent;
And forward dropped, to rest the chin
Ny baby's clustered curls within;
While on the collar of his coat
The fray and gold together float.
Such tintings one might vainly seek
As slept on baby's lip and chcek;l
Bu' thin and pale that other one,
And sad and CNreworn In the sun;
A I'd 8" the evening shadows fell.
A I'd deeper grew, but all was we'll
Tae elm tree boughs are gaunt and bare
A III tossed about by wintry air,
While pale, wan shadows come and 10
Upon the lawn, all white with snow.
But nevermorc, at eve or dawn,
On garden walk, or grassy lawn,
May I, In vision falr, be hold
That little head, with crown of gold.
Nor, evermore, on summer day.
That other one with crown Of gray.
Aneath the weary drifted snow,
The silver head and gold lie low;
Yet cvermore, In Joy or pain,
0, Memory! paint that scene again!
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-09-11

Probably no one. Doubtless VIC have all suf-
fcred to some extent the disagreeable sensa
tions which disordered or languid liver can
iniet saiiowness Of the skln, constipation
organ affected, a sensation as Of congestion in
the head, positive headache, a loss Of appetite,
extreme thirst, high color of the urine, are
among the symptoms which announce per.
version or vitiation Of the bile. The remedy
Of remedies for the above is Hostctter's Stom-
ach Bitters, administered by medical men; ;
pronounced pure aud wholesome by them,
and popular as comprehensive family mcdi.
cine, and as a specific preventive and remedy
for chills and fever and bilious remittents
throughout America, and to wide extent in
foreign countries. Disorders in the stomach
and boz els, as we'll as liver, are speedily
remcdiable with this popular and time-hon-
Orcd medicine.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-09-11

One of the prittiest styles of costumes
seen at present is the short, plain skirt
with the bouffant matinee, as the style Of
polonaise is called.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-09-11

IA Slight Cold" Cougls.-Few are aware Of
the Importance Of checking cough or slight
cold" which would yield to mild remedy, II
neglected, often attacks the lungs. "Bro,cn's
Bronchial Tsrhes' give sure and almost imme-
date relief.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-09-11

Children do not die Of the Group to whom
DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs is ad-
ministercd. Parents will do we'll to remember
many lives, in the Louise ready for an emer-
gency. The Balsam oyercomes tendency to
consumption, strengthens weak and heals sore
lungs, remedies painful and asthmatic breath
ing, banishes hoarseness and cures all bron-
chial and tracheal Inflammation Kyou have a
cough, use it "early and often" AlldruYgists
sell IT,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-09-11

About organs, this is conclusive: Mason &
Hamlin Organs have taken the highest honors
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-09-11

To be in the fashion, one should wear
colored silk stockings.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-09-11

at eoeyy WotIas EzAibttton for tsuesse years, and
no other American organ has taken the high.
est award at anv sseA. :: :, -
Lyons Patent Heel Stiffeners keep boots
and shoes from running over. Sold by shoe
and hardware dealers.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-09-11

I am willing to admit that my Ian
guagc was not polished nor, in every in
stance, refined. It was even in one or
two cases ungrammatical, and In ono
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-09-11

INSIST on having c. Gilbert's Starchcs.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-09-11

ness, again he appeared on the eve of 4
great undertaking., and so he was-for
the Baron Won Helmsted, who had resid-
ed peacefully and contentedly on his ter
ritories for the last thirty years, as wise
man should've was absolutely going on
journey. Again did Dame Margery
lift up her hands aud eyes; and this time
she exclaimed:
1.-THE Baron Won Helmsted is certainly
bewitched."
As for tho baron, he went away. A
month passed; then two and three. when
some workmen came, dispatched by his
orders, to model and renew ono entire
side of his castle. And then, when num-
beers of tasteful and lsiry-like apartments
had been prepared, the most recherche and
exquisite furniture in the world arrived
to occupy and adorn them. A letter at
length reached the castle, in which Ernest
Ito his intense astonishment and infinite
merrimenD learned that his uncle, fail
ing in his attempts to induce him to
enter the holy estate, had been driven to
it himself, and would be there with his
bride on the morrow.
Ernest was amused at the evident en-
barassment which peeped out from every
part Of the worthy old baron's letter; the
idea Of thu whole matter was infinitely
ludicrous to him, and he laughed where
most young men would have sworn, for
Ernest Won Hclmsted was to have been
his uncle's heir.
The morrow came, the noon, the night
brightly the fires cleaned, brightly the
lights flashed-snd amid rain, storm and
tempest carriage dashed violently up
TO the door, and In it wore the Baron Won
Helmsted and the Baron Won Helmsted's
brldo. Ernest had, for some reason or
other, pictured the lady as tall, gaunt,
bony. looking woman, on the shady side
Of fifty, as entire contrast to his uncle as
could possibly be conceived. As she Stood
enveloped in her cloaks and mufaings,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-18
cTEtk-H StE I.gfE sIrkI

he EiuIn OF Etrrt Eoniai:ya3 !ts:ci.!.p
'1 r, n u:' '''"''H'; H'"''' my p,''
I. t"o si'"''S h'''d'"i'!' thi.'ct, ii hIrrHn
"'h': ~ ~, WAS iu!ic icHtc:G.H m0rniHr.
- W. ''"''
10 inc liouso oi Representatives. yesterday :.
mi WSs p.Sa'i Transferring tho arsaEnI rTou'it9
~ ChareSioa, s. { to the trustees nt tnn iin!y
Communion Chu:ch Institution.
Tho S"n''e JUG 'clny i'ommittco iavc asrrc;;
10 report laF"fnhty on iEc nnrt.nallna q ,x-
I9nt rH,s,ah d. -. "cf@' 81 EfE'LI'' 10 ho
-"''' ''.*'',' u Ni''"''E '''ri'"W.
INC ''ahk 81 Cnm,a"'ca Of i:alhm,lr i,as
Tt cidoa 10 h'k lrrtlaiiHc nntholty e. rt,iU>o
lilo raf vs!ln Ills SHARE from :':!' 10 81. D.,,l
10 Increase tarii6iiro so G,iJ to !DJ, UuU.
A ,iut rs,u,u,i,o haa h.on ;,,,o,r.,, :,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-18
FDEEzGF ,N.ESsTS

Tho Spanish crisis continues. end tho new
minister, CAstoll, has been called upon by tho
King TO put an end to IL.
Tho evicted tensn! Who sss.ilod Lord Formoy,
knocking him sonsesss TO tho pavement with II
cudge in tho porch Of tho Limerick County
Club House, on Saturday last has bean SOL
fenced TO five yesrs' penal serritude. Tho sen'
telce caused much sensation in tho court.
Intelligence from Gen. Roberts has boon in
terrupted; but il is reported that tho Afghan
Eo(d Bsla Hissar ard CabIl. Con. Roberts
position IS looked upon IS a grave ona but 1t ID
believed that ho Can hold out A general VI.
rising Of the hill tribes is looked for.
A conflict has occurred nonr Horat batSte on
Horati and Cahuli troops. 1t is uncertain which
party vero tho ric!ors, blu. Ayoob Khan has
been Imprisoned by the Cshuiis who held the
citadel under the leadership Of An adv0ntGrtr,
who has teon proclaimed uoccrnor in Ayoob
khans place.
Tho Tichb5rIs claimant CO. les TO tho front
again. Tho British Attorney. e sneral has grant
cd writ of error in his case upon the egsl qua;'
ton ss TO whether tho two terms to which hu WAS
sentenced should not b. concurrant instead Of
Observation-Disclosures, IN other words, no sEoul !
serve seven or fourteen years. II is stated that
the decision OF the Attorney q General to reopen
the case WAS influenced by tho citation of tho do.
clsion in the case Of VIM. nj. Tweed in Now
York on tho question Of cumulative o. concnr
rent sGJtoGCcs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-18

We arc glad 20 SIC that tic old, lime tested
ideas CT N!rsi;il regarding The Lc1tGc,cl e.
ioct5 OF III" whipping post ar2 sprcariiog in TIC
North. a lrAotia,i aIric ,loa OF Il en- tir;
woa!d b even moio beneficial thee lhao q: tie
South, for 'shcrtas the icer 0! the physical Jain
of the lash docs mach toward rcrIessi,g potiy
chimes amoag Tho negroes ct tho South, inc
dissr-c, attached to The: system c: ?uosh;lcEt
would b. Ifaito'y more ,E,c.ive as dl;crrtct
among thc Eti:o c;iminsis at The North.
Judge O:tciberg, q New Iclk, 5 onc Ct the
latest proscycs to tic whipping pest system,
and advises t5rcia;roius.ion aud establishment
in The EmIiro S ate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-18
PUBLISHED DAILY kND TRI-WEEkLY GY
HIDE Ar Gr9 OVy - 81 ~.
THURSDAY EVEN'G.. DECGMBEH j

Tbs iAil 1t Red EaIk, in Nsw JtGs:y, WaS
inil Of c,iCi2li men last Tuesday Ei:hi, charged
ellh committing Humorous thc:s u?on the
farmers ui that o%ie!:b; rGooa. We raic'" y ct
up N1rth(rI n,wspA9nr E0wadaJa without
icaiug ia 1t &C !oun,a Of crimGs.-aomc OF The
most horrlb!a description -perpttcaiad y col
OfGd men " h> iiayn e0nG there from the :cG1!h.
While cur hun.EirY i0d@G,9 Us to G"1loio the
G,lurG1 ,Eo.iua Tor !n reason Of thn i,;.iIslnps
add suffer n<H the prir durca ct the morrment
mus nccis aiily cnGGrl 10 tie u1aoHg: n'hI
North, we aru IinstIt! hS t!i.' Tact Tia! hp Il the
Cultural pcna.iv!tlaH ii TIC race vol gOrn be-
conc 80 arpaiuI.t TO ihG GJliG OF tna! FctiivIl
that ticy may !carn 10 iau. u,a!o iFGrhhly
u2on li,usu vino haze iad 10 ru! NJ viii. chem
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