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a viii sell atsniy auction house, Nc, o Governor
street up sts.rs oii TUESDAY, 2Fa Instant At
o dEss c'SptSRsfEeE ALgERT", rARLO IL
Crimson SIX Cst6!inr,- elegantly carved, very
massive frames, ann of the latest style:
One "QUEEN ANNE" aPARLOR SUIT, covered
i'm Green and Crimson Saline Padingi, This Is of
= the most stylish pattern u
One CRIMSON REPS PAELOR SUIT, very hand
One magnificent CHAMBER SUIT, with FRENCH
S! - DRESS r, large FRENCH.PLATE MIRROR,
with WARDR0BEto match. This get cannot
one OAK CHAMBER SET, with Walnut trim
mings-as good as can De gotten:
One PORTABLE WALNUT. BOOK-CASE-slass-
dOoIS-superor furniture: -'s1r -, ~
OneIMkRBLE-TOP SIDEBUARD;
Two WALNUT HAT-RACkS:i
Several WARDROBES. EXTENSION TABLES;
MARBLE-TOP TABLES OF different styles;
BUREAUS, and other articles not enumerated.
This splendid collection Of Furniture is now on
exhibition to an In pection OF which the public is
respectfully Invited. - ........ .....---
Terms: All sums under $50 cash over that
amount sixty days, for satisfactory paper 49, 4
- JAS. MACDUUGALL, Aucroneer.
L. 3. COOK, Salesman. = = = It my17
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FoR RENT.

NC CosTIyENEss, Diarrhoes, or any Bowel Com
ptsints where HOP BrTTrns arc used. ,g Il.
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.Arfyrfe ! !. I. 49, nfure Hays.
by Robert u. Lsre,
Real Estate Agent and Anctionecr
~ 1912 Mafn street, Richmond, Ys.
nRAND HOTEL PROPERTY

GRANDt HOTEL PROPERTY g
IN RICHMOND, VA, - ~.
WIN FURNITURE, FIXTURES, HORSES Sc n, ON
- NIBUsES, AND, EVERYTHING ,cpM-ttf
PLETE For, THE BUSINESS. Il,
FRoNTING CAPITOL STREET AND CAPITOL
7. 49, SQUARE, on Ninth STREET e/s
,THE LovEL LEST ,sPoT, IN THE soUyHr
"a. - oE FAIR 'l:1i4 AZ PUBLIC AUoTl9f'fa
Of r4n,sE :. : y ,ss
sSa dSs ssre Sfais ri
wiilqGepu eaHa to any hoteifn nlctmonm no,
shall sell W ppe''s auction upon fep'ise ~
THURSDAY III THE ,2arp ,DAyoF MAY,t1s7s,
AT 70 o'fLocF NJ, - .s.1*71
the Hotel as above described yi,h front on Grace
street Of So 3-Ia feet anfidn Ninth street 163 4-l2
fei with depth Of % Ie On ts nSsth hne and
partly -four stories and pir,lythr s,hries above
hascmtnt- A,nptatns st1aI.THBEE ROOMS, The
E Efs ! Fl sas sa sos sonos
seven rooms, ki,chcny laundry! servants .Dart.
ments, sis5le carriage-house, tic, &c. stuatsd IN
the phcaI centre Of The csy, in front OF the
State CAPITOL square, with an elevation iusurfng
hcalthfu air and lpe views OF the surrounding coun-
try. This is justly considered the ..., ...
MOST DESIRABLE POSITION FOR A HOTEL
thoroughfares Of the city, where strec'-cdrs are
passing every few minutes and within few squares
places and yet withal ina quiet and delightful To-
caity. where preperty is steadily and continually
Improving ny1Ic. The sale o. this properly sou II
commend Itself 10 men of capital, and TO hotel Int
at larse who may desire now 10 secure permanently
the location the best and most desirable OF all others
for that. business In Richmond and In ihe entire
Sotrt1. ''.' ''
The FURNITURE is comparatively new. and is
CT good modern style-such rs IS usually iouhu IN
The Assures 81 required for the hotel business ss
Will be included In saie-Sucil Us emma Hlr &C., &C.
the day na med. Parties may attend expecting to see
the sale made on the day named. . -,
n II tirER ,I sHD VIII Wi 1 BE hNN0UNCED
FULLY ON~DAY AND IlDuE OF SALE.
ROBERT b. LYME, huciioncer.
n B-This advertisement win roi IN any way in.
terfcre with The business. OF the iiots'. ana our
friends and patrons VIII be made Portable ano
''"e'' - s00' '"' HUNTER t PENDLEToN,
.....- GO Promoters OF st. ClAire llorcl.
RoDEKT 3. LIVE, .Auctloncer. - : my L
by Goddin. Warren & Co.. .. $50
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers, -.
- '.. No.1IO6 Main street. p.
WEST. GRACE-sTREET BUILDING
" -, 49,. Lots: - or ./.4:
AUCTION SALE OF EIGHTY-F1vE<FEET OF
GROUHD ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF g.:
GRACE STREET BETWEEN ... ..
... 80. LAUREL AND SH tFER
-. ~ STREETS.} "''
At the request of the dwnepfwe will offer for sal
at public auction. on thGpreyhisrs, on t1URsDtl
The 22d day Of May. 1S79Iat 6 O'CLOCK +. ~. III
PROPERTY located as .sSove. fronting So rect ~
ines 155 feet 10 an alIeJ is fe.. ni'e. Wilde sole
a, whole or divided 'o 'hree lo''' as may be de-
These are truly hcan.ifu lots. and should atr.c
til. attention Of those in want OF such. Neigbbor
hood excellent.
sale GUDDlA, WARREN Co.
my1o Auctioncers.
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FoR7sALE. PRIvATELY, Rubbing
Il LOTS an the plan Of Towards Grove, on the
MechaAicsville turnpike 81 tllb E%if' i3hf
s BUILDING LOTS Ihe plan Of Woefyiie,. I ~
gHIEPl Pin LOTS IN MarF ': addition to Man
n Germs ;,yery libe,aA III, ~ .Ii4iG Giiai icf
oh.33l4t Sna k1chRhah sF =
mV2,eGdIm nnt;si ag13sif lII3 Matu street.
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NOR SALE PRIVATELY. FORTY
T. ACRES OF LAND ADJOINING THE NEW
RESERVOIR on THE WEsT.-Thfs tract, lies
beautifully and will be sold a oargain The toca-
ton IL one of the bestn thnt neghborhood ana the
property must advance, in, value In short tune,
owing to tne many ipp oyelnsnts now going on all
around IT, i;sHH ItI.l *'}.iH "a - :. =
For terms DO, apply to ituiu- u itis ~ -31t->
. -: 'FRANK,D. HILL i. Co, :. ,.
az i5ot" ~ ':...@y Real Estate. Agents,
nv la=4t .I..-r Lll -. -lll0S Min street. :.
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REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.

.KEAA4 estate a "A v "a \ - sI1 ~.
dor SALE PRIVATELY: THAT
Il SPLENDID 4 ND -THOROC6H LY.CON-
STRUCTED MODERN F0UR.SToRY BRICK
DIV ELLdNG, No! 500, northeast corner Of Mar
shalland Eight streets the late residence Of Am
Brose Carlton. ESQ.,. continuing about twelve rooms,
with closets range hot and cold water &C. Double
BRICK KITCHEN. and STABLE. This property,
owing tots location and construction, Is justly con-
sidered very valuable. y.,r.-...- ..tr....-..
TRRsfs OF SAFE: Reasonable, and made known
- :. -. Real Estate AuGtioneers,
y,y 2otebdew i10S Main street. 4
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DR. 6. McLANE,s vERM1EUGE
AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC,
yER3rIFUGE

sa.l..f.sf ."3
s,r pa~ r'Et
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E0R RENT, No. il 3 south T bird Ssssass
n htfeet, between Cary and CanaI streets sA::a
Twelve rOotps, with all the most modern coliyeui.
eosss--sruly desirable house. Apply 20 ~,
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yredduest or Mcssssrs. Hrnter Ptndiefeu owners
northwest, corner of Grace aud. Ni1iS streets and
now dbihg alarEe ana rapidly increasing business,
witil.ageput atioH eqaal TO- any hotsian hleimona,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-26
The Jews.

A Jew what is there in that name
that can be = reproach to any man,
woman or child now living On earth
Moses, the wisest If law givers, VA,
y Jew. Joshua, who commanded the
sun to stsnd stiIl At the stormipR Of
Jericho, was q Jew. David, - man
after Gods own heart" vas a Jew.
Solomon, the wisest If men, whose
fame 10 greater to-day than when he
built the temple, vas q Jew. All tho
prophets we're Jews;. Jesus Christ
himself wss . Jew. His mother was
y Jewess. r...-..
In every age and country the Jews
have done their whsle. daty h the
country In which they have resided,
and to society. Marshal Soult, one OF
Napoleon's ablest marshais, and who
stood faithfully BY him to the last at
Waterloo, was Jew. Judah p. Ben.
jamin, one If tho ablest and most
faithful Of confederate leaders, wac a
Jew. ss
Senator Jonas, Of Louisiana, 10 4
Jew. The present Prime Minister Of
Great Britain ia .. Jew. But why
further I From The EARL.
eat dawn of history to tho present.
time, tho jews have furnished their
full share of brave aud honorable
men, aud OF paso and beautiful 10.
men. Who has sarpased then 10
public spirit, 10 works Of charity, and
devotion 10 principle g. .at'Ishs
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A New Trick at Svinluns.

A few days agoa package vac 70.
eeivediat Atalissa, on the Rock L.
LEAD road, By express, valued at Gov.
eral thousand dollars. The route
messenger instructed the Atalissa
ageut not tn have tho package in he
office over oight, but to take it ho.e,
Of ceposit it in . safe place else whete.
That night the express o6ico was
bn'kes into and robbed, q few trim.
Fkets of 90 value being taken, though
the Office was thoroughly Tansacked.
This il 4 trick which has been ffe>
iquentlv played upon the expreaa
cooPany. A package Of siik, % iu
this case, or snids jewelry, 10 directed
from 40 eastern Office to some rural
WEES 10 shis ~tate, on which 10 mark.
Cd . large value. Tho night foiloW.
ING ito delivery tho agency 70 rubbed,
and ! s6it 'follows to recover thH value
of tho valuable package stolen by, tho
swisdler' vho sent it, aud vbo haa
followed il TO Ito destination. Il wop
for time, bet tho express cowpsuy
has learned tho game, and nov im.
M nsely valuable packages sent 10
email eonntry Offices are Tot kent
whers they can be stolen. Hence tie
precaut,on Of the route agent sayed
tAs company tho loss Of ever,l
thousand dollass on . saids package.
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Death /. > wh,.1y Barrel.

We lsssn Of : horrible oocurranoe
from seross tho river in Arksnsa.. A
gentleman who keeps . miscellaneous
stock Of groceries IN addition thereto
cells whisky st retail. For . certain
'c3ass Of c1stomens tho beat wbisksy IL
faemihed, md sold Of The usual price by
thu drink. Rsosstly after . barrvl Of
h1, dsat Nhiskey bad hesn empty 5sr
some tNos ". three weeks 10 sotjCed =
pSf4 llsg, and dissgreesbls efluvium, sud
6S19stiag satisfied that tho poiso,ne
36t& ia from Tho barrel be Knocked
03hbiRld ind found the purifying 70.
sGsA dEAsShild apparently . year Of
AR1p)dleq1e ftvebi0 scamp showed tho
,whje1y AsDsRst~fbGs; ybass old. Tho.
A.tAl 1ss been. eleseally preserved BY tho
,cc09Eropbl ha1 papiblx tla guilty 'wsetehst
may yet be biDaght6 righteous ponisb,
pent. Is that whiskey bssrsl could b
followed up and To history written Il
weuld show moro than 6no dead child
psss than one brokep.hesrted woman,
and B husdred wretched aud unhsppi
boDss -GreenviIls lAis.) Advertiser ,
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The Dr1akard's ssliisqsyt :.

/, Having paced ~ To laa,
l observed como ono Vt Z abstt alDi
tanoe, beneath . lofty button. xood,
apparently holding : disloiae witt
himself. I drew hear unobserve6.
and heard the following 81 - D''9l
"Who an 1! Ase, aud what "a I.
but wretched outcaat, summed ~
despised By the wise aud good !, &c
estate wasted; consultation deiftHS.
ed affairs 10 ruin; friendg lbS4oh8
ed; children naked aud hunef3 XII
10 tesrs and eomtortlsse'; epnSQ1
gone; visage osoated and did k9jll6k |:
hands and knees tremalooe; roliSk
debasod; mannera become, shj h2 !
character snnihilsted! Ny se4dSi4
anoes pass BY ne like straDesiSY ]
am tormented By disease hsftAi5s4
By lawsuits !; tossed BY credttdrs |: 6Sl.
Jared BY sherids; Knocked and f6nt..
cd by truants and blackguafdo I I
an = hated, filthy cot, Som biSliin
only to tho lowest brute! Ny, CO
vile brute 10 exalted, Il nobls 'So1 ,
pared 70 Q wretch Ike me-! II I'M
that 10 esteemed honorable, respsafi,
bio and worthy 10 society, l a III.
mere cinder Of = ctuciblS : ~ W.
paltry drees Of slsnMSo {! Cdt1R6
iotempeance,' these ~ nv dull I
Oppressed nature caA hold 6fd3
longer She ID about d resiG : nv
worthless charge! The hortid ~
opens upon mo and yawut i6e CO
prsyl Despair seise me!-hy err;
10 op ots1 Away, theo, lot 81 Ut,
ton aud stnk, nnren4nbsrsd, 6ow3.
doWu, 6oWH to-lS IRA fF'ii -
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j. Ii. CvsScoVev.L
E0hOr T. proDrietoe.
Mrage o. Lalho Rrie.
fSt. Thomaa .ion.nal1

a sioeularly beautiful uiraee NJ
visible in town last Friday. Shorfl1
after twelve o'cock Nj. John a.
Glanced to look in Q southverd q.
rectioa from HE house, q tho eoeeef
Of Wellington and Railway stsoefa,
aud saw Lake Erie spread before hin
with oil the distinctness OF tSyelitV.
After looking for . few ne0eatu .
called Mls. Cook and bio metherIo.
law to witness tho acena. They Voeo
subsequently Joined BY NJ: Kat6vop,
builder, asd BY Nj. Sexton. ~ The
whole party could eco tue Like ssM
It were only . few rods. o6, ADD, ele
waves rolling 10 regular suoceesioa
toward the shore. Three Steamero
were speeding toward the oi1t. tho
smoke from their tunnels stjeaoitR
behind them, while = couple af,reee.
'eIs under easy call were pprpuioe
their steady course. They could &c
ll!e 10y Of tho land from 4 eo5sldsvs.
bic distance along the cease baeit
'eemed as if some banks iseeevsssei,
.. prevent q view Of Port Stanley.
The opposite coast Of America W.
70 distinctly visihle that they could
perceive the fluctuations and lbrnS. d
ions OF the shore, the very trees
; \ . town 4. y. away to southeaAtweri,
ne buildings Of which were :,laipty
|iscernible, NJ. Cook 'wa6 of ttiS
opinion that tho town waS .AChtabua.
Fhe meridian suo wasishisisg, briebo;r
J. all this time and ~ opaqSe ,slouA
r'oged With pink, stretched aione
ne southern sky from east % weat..
'oder the cloud tho o'irsgs appsrt6.i
I'd after somo time pressn.int jhS p
eese described, faded, aud gredu IN p
'ssolved away 10 tho direction =
'uffalo. } ,...5i 80, 4 .assia
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4 Mothers Love.
Deep 10 tho foundation Of a mother.

O9eP u tUo IOunO0tlO0 OF 8 MOTHER
'"r". I's rnritr is like that Of "the
sweet perfume that b,eathes uuuo u
bank Of vi"lets." The tear (ron
speaks its tenderness. There il a
language in 4 mothers smile, but it
befrays not all her natare. | have
sometimes thought while gazing on
her co"ntenance, it's dignity slightly
changed by the sweet accents Of her
yonng child a. it repeated some en-.
''eari"g word, that the sanctuary Of a
'n"t''er's heart is frauGht with untold
virtues. S" fondIy, 80 devoutedly,
she listens to the child's words. Il
wo1ld seem she catches from them a
spirit that strengthens the bonds of
her affections. Did you ever wake
while on bed Of sickness, and find n
mothers hands pressed closely unon
your forehead I 1t is pleasant thus
IT, break from dream even when
affection is on you. You arc assured
that you have at least one friend ::
and that friend is a true one. Al
such time, you can read more fully
a mothers feelings than her tongue
can express them. The anxiety with
which she gazes upon you, the ten.
derness with which she sympathizes
with you. the willingness with which
s''e supplies your wants, all serve to
represent the secrets workings of her
heart. But a mo.he1's love il un-
Who than can look coldly
upon a mother I Who, after the IN. !
'peakabie tenderness aal c.r. which
'''e has fosterrd him through infancy. !
znided him through childhood aud !
teliherated with him through the per. !
'Iexities If opening manhood, can
peak irrevereOtIy Of q mother I Her
claims to lis affections are founded
y nature, aud cold must be tho heart
hat can deny them.
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NATCHITOCHES, La, JULY 26, 1879.
The Nan aud tho Picnic.
Under the :hell.bxrk hickory tree
Tho picnic man he etands

Under the .hell.b.rk hickory trs.
The picnic man he stands
w"eful looking man j, he.
With bruises and griluy bands
Anu the Soil that stick to his trouser'l
knee
Is the soil Of several lands.
his hair is mussed, bis lat is torn.
Ills clothes are like the ground
lie wishes he had meier been born
Or being born nc'er found,
tie glares and sOOwls in wrathful scorn
As oft he looks around.
At early morn, in suit of white
nc sought the picnic park
His face was clean, his heart was light.
Ills loud song Knocked the lark.
bnt now although the day is bright
His world, alas! is dark,
In Joyous moot, at early morn,
tie sat upon the stump,
But soon, as though upon thorn
tie sat. with mighty jump
tic Ieaped aloft, and all tor!om
In haste be did crump.
For 10, in hordes tho big black ants,
With nippers long aud slim.
Went swiftly crawling mp his pants,
Ana made 1t warm tor him
And through the woods they made him
dance,
With gasp, and groan, and vim.
And when the rustic feast il spread,
y: And she is sitting by,
His wildwood garland on her head.
The love-light in her eye,
He---wOe, oh wOe wOnld he we're dead
Sits in the custard pie.
Aud now they sent him up the tree
To Tx the picnic swing,
And up the shell-bark's scraggy side
They laugh to SEQ him cling,
They cannot hear the words ho cried.
Dad fetch! dog gone dad bringw
And now he wisheth he were down,
And yet he cannot Gee.
Just how the giggle, stare aud frown
Escaped by him may I've;
he knows he cannot scramble down
With bis back against the tree.
and siding. and wailiug,
Homeward alone he goes;
clay. pic and grass stain on his panty,
More and more plainly shows;
And no avows that to any more picnics,
lie never will go, he knows.
But the morrow comes, aud its rising sun, |
Brings balm to his tattered breeks.
he thinks, after all, he hal lOts Of fun,
, And hopefully, gaily be speaks,
md he goes to picnics, one ~ one,
Nine times in the next five weeks
burlington Hawkeye.
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"A Pian that Nisearried.

Yesterday afternoon q red faced
young man belonging to 20 excursion
party called iuto a drug store aud
soflly asked the soda. fountaiu boy il
no was ont If any particular kind Of
syrup. The buy made 10 investigs.
ton and replied: -. ~
I'VE are out Of aarsaparilla, but y
''That's all fight-all rigit-you
wait u minute" interrupted the , oaug
man. ssd away bs went s - =
Tho boy tSok tho empty reservoir
from the fountain and replaced 1t,
and in about two minutep the young
man returned H. company with his
girl and four other people, evidently
al f'iendA. Walking up to the fouu.
tain no said:
'"l'm g"iGg to take sarsaparills 10
mine, for the doctors oil recommend
il, aud If he hssn't any sarsapar,IIs I
WON'T take nothing. What do you
ssyi' j.. t.,
"0b, we'll take tho same," they 70.
piled. =, 49,.
The young man began to smile and
bic left eye besse to draw down, but
what vas lie horror to see the boy
1raw of ok glasses 10 succession and
push them to the front, where they
were eagerly drained Of their con-
tents. He tried to give the by 4
look Of mingled hate and murderous
intent, but the lad vas too busy to
co it. He felt 10 oil bic pockets,
brought Up watch ksys, pennies and
peanuts, and finally laid down q.
eests aud whispered to, tho by
"That takes my pile, and II 1ever
catch you outside Of town III lick
W. W ~o"SO ... Lou. D.. ...-,.
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A Lucky Drink.
lNsvad. CITY tcel.) Trapscript.1

! fcnr years AGO two !oung italian
left Naples for Califo,uia. hoping I.
better their fortunes. They Arrive,
within the G"lden Gate with jus
enough money to convey them to the
mines in the interior. They we're ad'
vised to &" to DownievilIs and seeL
work In the Sierra Butte mine, where
Il large force was wanted. On thei,
journey one Of them fell sick and was
taken in by q kind .l'carted farmer
The other pushed ahead aud finally
reached the end Of his journey in
safety. He failed to obtain employ
nent, on The ground tl.at he neither
understood mining nor the Englisl.
language. After receiving nuluer"os
reboffs, no started to return to the
lower country again. At q point bs.
tween LoganvilIe and Downisville,
aud ten miles from the latte, place.
he became 40 weary, footsore and
disheartened that he began to wish
himself back in sunny Italy once
more, among the vines aud olives.
He grew feverisl' thinking over his
trials and t,ibulati"ns, aud stopped
at a spring to lave hts head and mois.
ten bis parcl'ed throat. Cattle had
been that way a short time before,
and with their feet stirred IN the
|impid water until IL became thick
with mud The Italian ecorped out
the basin in one side Of the shallow
spring and waited until the b~bris
should settle tn the bottom, that be
might slake Ills thirst aud battle l,is
brow. BY aud by the water became
clear ~ a crystal, and he stopped
over t" quatf Of it. Az he did a. an
aatonished Sigh, burst on his vision.
The bottom Of the spring was strswo
with bright yellow particles that
glittered 10 their watsry led. With
all lis ignorance If mining hs know
he had fund gold. He scraped a
handful If dirt aud took from it four
or I've dollars worth If coarse and
tine pieces # gold. With them he
rushed excitedly to . camp where
lived some Of his countrymsn, and
offered to give them 40 interest 10 his !
lind. He told the story Of bic dis
corery, but they were incredulous,
saying that some miner had stopped |
Ut the spring to drink and lost what
was found from his purse. Que Ut
them, however, wh" was more kind.
hearted. sympathised With tho stran.
ger and volunteered to help prospect
he claim, although he bad 20 conf.
1ence in developing . permanent or
profitable one. The first DAY panned
'ut seven hundred dollars. Since
hen they have worked it constantly
md tn an extensive scale. 1t has
'aid handsomely from the frat. Last
Iear they took out forty thousand
lollars, aud sold sno-quarter interest
or twenty Thousand dollars n,ors.
I Is net yet fully developed. They
work by the hydraulic and drifting
'r"cess. This story reads like 70.
nance, still there never vas truer
me, az everybody around Downie.
lille who has take tue trouble to 10.
|uire into it knows.