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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-07-10
Persona1 Property. crops. Etc.

Below we give some items of interest
as to the value of personal property in
the county, crop statistics, ect., from the
assessors returns for 1879.
The total value of all personal property
returned for taxation is 50, ,991 ,331.
The following table shows the number
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-07-10
Manhood: How Lost, How Restore

~ just published, a new edition of
N Drs CuIveryVelTs CeIeDrnted
Essay on the radical cure, (withont
medicine) of SPERMAToRRHuSzo or Sem
nal Weakness, involuntary Seminal Losses. I'm
potency, Mental and Physical Incapacity, Imped-
iments to Marriage, etc; also, Consumption, Ep-
lepsy and Fits, induced by self-indulgence or sex
ual extravaganza, etc.
RaSe Price, in II sealed envelope, only six cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable Essay,
clearly demon strates, from thirty years
full practice, that the alarming consequences Of
self abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use of internal medicine or the appli-
cation of the knife; pointing out mode Of cure at
once simple, certain and 6hectual, by means Of
which every sufferer, no mat eF what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately aud
radically. =
BeSS@This Lecture should be in tho hands of ev-
cry youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad-
dress, post paid, on receipt of six cents or two
postage stamps. Address the publishers
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
GS-ly Al ANN St., NEW YORK; P. o. Box 45s6.
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For
Mems Fine Calf Shoes,
Mems Fine Calf Boots,
Mems Plow Shoes,
Mems Kip Brogans,
Mems Russet Plow Shoes,
ladies' Sandal Slippers,
French Kid Newport Ties,
In fact, everything that is elegant, in the
line of Boots aud Shoes, can he fonnl at
prices to suit ali. Call and see.
G.L. Risley.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-07-10
senator.

We are authorized to announced that Madison
Pavey will be candidate for State Senator, sub
ject to the decision of the Republican County Con-
vention.
EDS. HERALD: Et
We take pleasure in presenting the name of A.
r. CREAMER, Esq. as a candidate for State Sen
ator, subject to the decision of the Republican
Convention. He is sound stalwart Republican
and win carry our banner triumphantly through.
A STAIWART
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-07-10
Struck OH at Last
And / am selling 5 gallons of the


Struck OH at Last
And ! am selling 5 gallons of the best
Coal Oil for 70 cents.
Do Not Read This
l have great many more goods which
should like to quote to my friends, but
space will not allow it. If you will call
on me at my store | will give you prices
that will convince any reasonable person
that. 1 am really selling all classes of
goods at prices that are lower than the
lowest. On every so worth of goods
bought at my store you can save the price
of subscription to your county paper.
GEO. DAHL
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ConamaIsstOner.

We are authorized to announce that THoS. G.
JOHNSON will be q candidate for County Com
missioner, subject to the decision of the Republi-
can County Comfy Convention.
EDS. HERALD:
Please announce the name of ROBT. 5. SUTH-
ERLANDas candidate for County Commission
er subject to the decision of the Republican Coun-
ty Convention. Mr.. Sutherland has served the
county two terms in this capacity, and his ripe
experience we'll qualities him for the position; his
administration OF the affairs of the county has
been eminently satisfactory to his constituents,
and we trust Will secure to him the unanimous
support of the Convention. MANY VOTERS.
We are authorized to announce that HAIR
MANS ELLIS will be candidOte for County
Commissioner subject to the decision of the Re-
publican County Convention.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-07-10
MARRIEn.

At the NJ. L. Parsonage, July 4th, 1879, by Rev.
county, aud Miss Rosa f. Bonecutter, of this
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-07-10

r STANDARDIZATION July 4th. q gold neck
II 4 lace, with cameo medallion, between Melvin
Silcott 4 Co store and Narrow gauge depot
liberal reward i returned 70 HERALD ofiee.
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Treasurer

We are authorized to announce that ELI CRIAG
will be candidate for reelection to the Office of
Treasurer of Fayette county, subject to the decis
ion of the Republican County Convention.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-07-10

WM MILLIKAN will be a candidate for Rep.
resentative to the Legislature, subject to the de-
eisOn the Republican County Convention.
EDS. HERALD: Please announce the name of
j. A. p. DICKEY as a candidate for Representa-
tive to the Legislature, subject to the decision of
the Republican County Convention. VOTERS.
We are authorized to announce that CAPT.
JOHN H. PARRETT will be a candidate for
Representative, subject to the decision of the Re-
publican County Convention.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-07-10

star shoe House
has the confidence of the community, on
business. No shoddy goods falsely rep
represented by them.
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Peoples and Drovsrs' Bank,
OF WASHINGTON c. H., o.
tsuceessor to First National Bank
CaDftaI. $500 600.
errRpfus ...........s slcO,O00
ISDTVfDED PROFITS. -. .......... $4,000
President-DANIEL McI.EAx.
Cashier-R. a. ROBINSON.
Stockholders Personally Liable.
7-eetors-Cseo. S. Fullerton, Allen Hegler, Jas.
Beatty, Thomas B. Thornton, Daniel Mclean,
David Rogers, NJ. Draper.
LIST or STOCKHOLDERS.
Allen James II Jones William II
Breakieid Elias Mclean Daniel
Burnett William clean Matilaa
Beatty Mclean Joseph
Beatty } aInes q Merchants and Farmers
Riset RIa M MiiIfan Elizabeth
Car1er Catharine Milllkan Catharihe
Chew William hlititkaA -
IlahI George Millikan L ii
Drais Emily Mil1kan Maty
Draper Mieajah MeCagne , ~
Toan hssorfa4t9n Robinson r A
Fullerton George O'Hagan =.
Hs9less HIsglisss tIIsn stuckef John sr
Heller Milton Thornton Thomas p
Holland Elizabeth Thornton ThOs b, TTus-
Hopkins Josiah tee
johnson solomon Iodhunter Amos
johnson MARY LodnpRter Aaron
johnson FRANK hanfeit SnaIles
johnson Jesse Wendle Elizabeth
johnson John White Frank
Worthington Joseph
Pays Intersst ON Deposits, sghen leEs
for a specified time.
August ], 1851. s6tf
THE MERCHANTS AND FARmERs
HANK
washington g. IA, Ohio.
Cash. Capital, @GSO, 1000
president-JAM PURsELL.
cashier NORRIS sHARP.
Directors-James Purcell, n ra7ey, A. NJ stim-
son, 4. T. Ford, Jesse Johnson, JAnles n. Willis,
Morris sharp.
Does General Banking Business!
Receives Deposits, subject to demand or on time
at Interest, buys and sells Exchange, Coin and
Government Securities, makes Collections at all
accessible points, and Will attend to any business
intTusted 70 them, with prOmptness and care.
Banking House ia Pavey's Block Court Street.
Banking hdnrs from 3 a. 81. to 3 P. 81. ~
VANDEMAN & RUSSELL,
AttOrneys-at-Law & Notary Public,
Room No. 4 VANDEMAN BUILDING,
as WASHINGTON 4 A.. .. If
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-07-10

Has not got it ask him to send for the celebrated
Angelica Bitters or Poor Mans Tonic. made by
George H. Eickardt, druggist, Cireleville, Ohio.
It viii do you good to use It, % cents bottle. and
for sale by Harry Boyer, druggist. jy3mo4
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-07-10
Feed the Hungry ;!

This is OuE. mission. and we
are prepared TO fulfill il
with a choice line of
staple GROCERIES,.
, 1879-05-07
A I.tttlo Al,ucaIntion.


1t wns Just abu,t year ug0 tint the new OH
Exchange In this city was formally opened to Tho
publ!c. At 2 o'clock OIL Tuesday, April -,
Ills iIrst hltsiness wua done. What book It
would make II tl,. stories vi al! tlu 1nouey ade
and tOKt IN tic Exchange during that time could
be truthtuaIy loll.
Ona ilttto transaction las como under o,lr no.
tice though both thu parties to It were lesIroMs
tlLat no namcB sAUusd be published I'm the
day the new Exchange was oieneo, 0ne wear ago,
the ruling quotation WAS $l.3o: That evening,
alter tho excitcMcnt Vt l!sc day WIS over, u
young mun With but Ilttlu n1onoy, nH1 III
older gentleman, an operator with tiaoro cap
ttal, wure discussing the tnurlltt. Thu younger
nun II the course of conversation asked:
"What Do ynu think 0t tllu Hnrketf"
"Oh, | think oil Is mighty cheap ut present
prices: Thu market can't 70 much lower.
%Terhaps that's 50, but I'm fcclng bearish,"
replled tl.u foung ulan. ~ beIlcvG tt'll 70 to
"Ol,, pslaw! neyer!" returned tho other.
"Wesl, NOW, III just tell you wllat III do,n
ylUo that III give yuu Tor inc privilege Of 'plt.
tlng ~. 600 iatrels any tIIne during thu year at
"Ol,, ust,awi. l don't want 10 taks sour
money; 1t, would DO just like throwing It
"Wp,l, I.,.aril!y think tho .narket will 20
there myself, but Wt!uld lke to ~ ttIe nua 10
hcdGu Then Gun buy against It II feel ll!iu
It wheti tho market gets low."
'All right, ri let you have! know tt's
not busuess-lkD to sell q nut for SO long Il
time for 80 ssna!l an amount Ut moncy. but I'll
let you lmye III
The $lD1 was paid aud the contract made,
Tile young naun feasaiucl shost tic OIL during
the enttru year uutii te latter part Of Octohef,
when w bought lo0lD barrels ~ W cents. per
, 1879-05-07

Into effect, tllo sentence Won nrr about 10 pro-
noieo IL death sentence, that er,,s,ca ont Of
my Ilfc nf' hone, nH hapnnrs.. nntI outY leaves
me uhnt mnn'k INV canEt,t taLr from INC.
feel 10 tcnsr nf guilt ur Disgrace; t,lt carry this
verdict Into execution, a1il With ny uaturo ard
the thought of those loyed ones win nre 80 dear
10 rlte I kl,auL bc utterly crushed, In closing
thank Sour ll1nor frum tuf hcart fnr your
sincere mud feeling expression OF syn,natl.v.'i
In the beginning r.o'nlextcr read in n Ilsm anil
l.tlnct voice, which tolh be en.tly lcnrl IN nil
pasts of The ct,,sstrbon,. When i,.. so'd, II 10,
n the maine Of Heaven, agatn plead not ruflty.h
Ills voice InnV out IT clear strt,,sg, n'! emphatic
tones., There was pntf.us III Ills lltttrna.
''tiladfy would give nntf uir tlnys," ind II
ask That chatlty b. extended TO tue atfi others !;
but when Ein catne 10 speak OF the busineBA Of
the chastistmGnf i!s words began to choko In
his throat, niId l.a wne greatly n.iintcd, amt It
was nhfy by extraordinary oifost that ile was
nble TO prorcctl. as It was, n lew words werc
stlfeh In 1,tterancc. Hats und l.u.tts wrre
PLACED before MANY tnccs a. il,e prisoner closed
sn'1 Btood With head bowed awaiting The dread
sentent..
1utgc Christian, htt voice husky, then eeu-
tt,ced the prisoner to lr nkc,1 to tho Pcntten.
t!aFy for two years, il,t executnn Of which ee,l.
trncc Was Suspended until Aug. IS, to afford
counsel otnDrtunitv tu appeal to tbc Court of
Appeals whteh meets July ~,
, 1879-05-07
Two ltlurky 3Yl,tp,el.

Tic story Of two pIncky women Of Chlna, Me-,
IL narrasea In fllt Portland f'rxss. unU Ut illrsu
lad!es n thu wife nf Tie fursncr proprietor Of
h,tel 10 Bustnn. Her tusbamt iullrtt year or
~ ago, a1,ll got a situation lln, lWrely plrurded
LIVING salary for two. Tbs wife, II wotnun pf
liea of atart!ug stuck farm at tho iar West,
she 'lau niece, young luuy visiting III Chaa;
nstt! tbs two together started fur Oregon
With soInu little n,uucy the olslcr lady s'ssessct!
ia,ul oi ito ucres eaci, near seu,!v. Wu,f. Ter,
and went io wnrk With wilt. Recently tllu
lady wrote ts her husband to rauo nut, Msi1 hp
Ia 10 pleased With tile country and lflu sllceHss
Of the twa ialies that 10 'MS Induced herefal
there. Thu two w.,ls,cb have rustl forty head
Ut eattlo alul have II very aatGu tttHk OF ahcep,
a,sl have also raised ali ie aulsistcnce required.
Illuy hase hal ihu complete management OF
aHiirs, md are entitled to all the credit.
, 1879-05-07
pOINDEXTER SENTENCED.

Thu Culprlt, Hrfore Sentence 1seins Pro.
nonnrrd. Delivers Studied i'r"test
Against Tim J"at1ro of Ut" t'''"s'ot!oh'
nv 7t'ear"nh 10 tft" lnrk Hfrfd.
RICHMOND, Fn., Mny 3.-lkero Was quite
dramatic scene In the IIustings Curt room to-
la. ,rh,, J,,,, y p,r,icvtcr wn. hro,pht ~,
W. ""s" .n"" ~. 49, % 49,. M , "as .''.,s ap
u tecel'e n's sentehcc VI t"o ye"rs "npt'sou-
tneht IN thu Penltcnttarr Tor killing C. Z. Curtis
OIL the 81 o! March Inst. Tllr prtoner was
n.otlp drcssr, II, n ,ur,, Jr,pcn A1bcrt s,,it TIr
~" ~, .,,,,,, aar",.a mi 1'.a III,
"o Ht'+ aPpea' "fs" osp'eS.s''' "' ""s .Hf'
slender t!Gure, ant! rather handsome ItatuFes
showed to advantage. Tlle Court had been in
session nearly IN hour v|e1, Thu Clerk ordered
t,nraor,cr IN .,,,., nm ,nd asked hin, II In
:" se"' w. "'l. ' - -.
Aao ohSthlnE to say why sentenee shou'' not pe
pronounced. Much to the surprise VI tvcry-
body tlu made Ill address, which tIAtt evidently
,,nar ,,r.n,r.d ror II, rcr1 frou few .,,prts ri
.s.,". ,,ta,. ,r.. ,a,.s.n ,r,tI 1rta.,,,..,
papcs "'he'' "e'o tos'..' "'n '"'es"''A'4o.a
ainl scratched. Its delivery allcesed nlanf III
fhc cDurt.rn{1,l, ind none more ylsihtY than Ills
I[uuor Judre Christian
u.1',Sn..n. s.t.,, :. a., !, .,,o,o ,,o,,u r1o,
iu',,us1'e9 saul aus ~ P!saso soa. no., w,
or II bowca my heau to ths sehteAee AMI dlu
not protest against tho Injustice q! this verdict,
q verdict which, II ratified by ttils community,
,nnLcs MI, Tho ,irst vlc,,n, NJ n rryo,rton IN
,.sa,,ane, 'e ~ .,' a,,.. .,a.n d.,
tsaa't!o""! bent'aeht ., NY natise statt' utat
has educated Mc to 1ct'cSc thnt tEo t1etdhse vi
woman Is ono Of tllu first duties man
owe. to himself ou,l society, / should bo fulsc
, 1879-05-07

Many parents labor under tho mistaken Inn
pEcss!0n that tl,e!r children must ali pass
througt:thc ordeal known u chillron's diseases,
md, ~ they sometimes exprcas It, tlis sooner
the better. A Guild 10 10 more subject TO dis
proper precautions arc taken to regulate ita
diet md keep the system c!cansed by sppro-
prtatu medicines. DY this va do not mean an
habitual "aossngn With purgattves. Such
that It could not resiat Tho astac4s Of dtaenas,
nll would also provo run0us to Its physical
constitution. but a moderate. occasional uso
Of an efficient altcrativ,,. or hlood.puEll!cr,
would almost absolutely Insure the chtltrs
System agutnst u!sessu, besidcs 9reatiy pso-
lnutlng 20 yigor and strength. Dr.. p!erce's
QDltlsi, Medical Discovery Ia unexcel1ed "a an
alternative. and Will provo very efectuat pre-
yentlYe Of these lIseaha. ~
, 1879-05-07

bRrre,. lie knew that this secured him 5000,
tsd he wna nirafd to wait |nn0ar Iur 1crtiHc.
Oh the 3fttl day u Novemhur sl,e market jump.
ell up to &l.i3K. Then lr sold tho tt,UM0
at l.l0, tfiua clearing s3,0D0 OH The pllrchnae
nt 81 cents, nttd still havng hls ''pusr NJ 81.
At Tho cloae of tlte year l,t "m.t" tl'r OIL the
market tl'cn being atotit a. cent?, hut nttrhtl
WIS Eoty SELLERS uption tile year. Yesterday
Recovered tic Aelcrs Mt III trt,ss, thu. raa,IzI,g
profit II 23h crnts Der tarrul, Or on the
10,U basrcts. T1 this nti,l tho f:},fsU tlnt!e on
made e5,:1N Ia t.ia ycRr, m a capital Of eiO0.
Who enn beat M ''
, 1879-05-07

1t private report Which has reached London
respecting tho taIn!ue il, Upper Egypt be cor.
rect, tho inortalty f.ss been truly appalling. Il
Is stutcd tint nj fowur than 10 0d0 persons l,aye
succuabed To tlu fa.nlue In t,hlsxcla kena und
Esnu nlonu. According to Dir. Basd. who was
scnt TO relisys ale starving 'n,yriads and 70 IT.
inc,t, tlc population wurs very poor u,ul ex-
trefnely oYcrIexea. The stress Of tIlG famine
/. ovtTs but, It there should bc another bad
Nile, uud oyeEiaxiu. Is continued, worse out.
break tllAu ever Is anticipated.
, 1879-05-07

Two mouths l,aye already elapted since Tie
pr'zes Of tile French nalionul f1ttcry wcro drawn.
Nevertheless, no less than l9.G00 ptizcs rclnaiu
the halnts Of tho administration. Tleru wero
7,ON, 900 francA employed lii tho purchase OF
prizes; I, ,O00, ,000 trallrs were spent y hrlnE!nR
workllcn to Puri4 to visit tbs Exhibition; !,aoo,
GU francs wcru e1ucfitled IN l0od mud drunk;
which, With thr 1,eO0, ,0o0 fra1Ies noted above,
make up The total Of L. 900. oV dlsbursed Ia sx-
pcnaS1 1y the putttr.
, 1879-05-07

Afb1HH Journal
Tho CxaE does not 10 out now unless sur.
rounded BY guard of cossacks. Yesterday,
whilo he was taktnE n walk, y ulucky AInostrati
peddles euEugr4 t!ls guard s!ngle.hln4ei1, and,
aatnouGh thy fought desperately, he susrsedoI
hvtora rottcatink In selling tho Car cputs,,-
ntnl map Of the world and four Of tls rylst1A,r&
Eu!ska pTiESpsrGAgv3,
, 1879-05-07
KENO.
The Swindling Game in Full Blast
Again in Chicago,
With All the Attractions Of Free
Lunch and Free Whisky,

Tie passion for gambling In somo shane or
another appears to bc ono OF tic strongest nntI
mo., erht,o -, ~, ,,co. T,,a nh,.,r1..1 49,, ~
ran will r.in,iv stake his 1tst t,fcrltct Al ,h ~.
Ia,iia, t.sa ~ - h. tn.a. .,n 'a.,,,. - e'y
.''" u','' - n' !oSV7 Luz "..,"es w VIII
try to retrieve hts fortunes by betting sguaw
nEains. some OF the worldly posses
tlv untIt .hn mn, ri finn ..taf,;, t..
IN ,,xtnr. o,,t u .hut, ,,,,u -, .oo .st. ,,.u
rot lin frat !, fot taken s,,hcr 1n,,t,c.. 1rs,,
~. NV ..ns nv o"p11 uas'ess ''en
.aA. ,ns,. .. On s"e nuasa " ltaoe,'u osoer
70 mug theiF wires spr'rg bonnet', OF course.
wio shall pay--ur stn,,i of the bsrteutlcr-tor
tho uo,nttno; hi coc~.,.n AMI n :. .atd .h.t mt
. e asa'e eosSa.', nnu ~ 10 sa'a .a' nos
society festivals, apart, Of course, from the
younV ladies', IL the ratc.
Some lima aro. whcn unrvcv II. co,v,n. I'm.
.n'o ~ NV wv ""s. ,au'scy - SuNu' ~
u!c'h 'na eotcofans, aicl'nnnlus, nnu tic Hnteh@
llonse gang, ran thu city, Chicago was tho
PARADISE OF THE GAMBLER,
Thirty TO forly runcs wcr,. II, fu,l swinu. hun1.o.
rn mlar opcm a9 i,c va,nhInes @ ,,:H ig w,aa w.
fr!npcrs OF the law. wcrc :" nro,ccted'" which
IL u delicate way Of saying tint shcy wmra
hiaclmniIel by cnrtain man l., nfIlriai nj,.t.ion
In rctI,,r, itr ,i;c.n enfnrrm1 fonns -, K ann.r
ofcnees.n ther ind fuil nI1 frre ncrmf1~son
10 plunt]er tic Il SUCKER m his lnst r"n,s II
The loser s0ucaIrd," md It ssrfpct Tint hD
could not he run cut OF town nbout tic ttmn
NY hra,d Jury met, part Ut the money waa
returned TO- him, unit thus hc WAS
bought oil. undar tho Republican adpiulstra-
tion Which followed all this was c!auged. Tho
Eatnb!inK.llouscs were closcd. thu Eamcs Hbra
brokcn np, nnd the dealers and cappess sought
fresh alelds and pastures ncw. II seems that
since the Induction Into Office OF new Mnyor
and The conacauout shaktng-np which has been
sustained by the officials the fraternity iavn
takGp new start.
In gambling, rs IN other things, there are de-
Ercrs. Even church members lave been known
TO take Hand at pokcr,-" penny aute," OF
Goufse,-t;l 70 appeeclats INC great anu solemn
M laGt lnat LAEess ta!thonRn stnal;J "lll beat t"o
.,a, .,a,t, sVeH hnouen lney oo n,Hh earus. But
' .here .s q iofni o. EamoLnE Whlea y IN reality
pern'cious, n'' MhAteVef nav DC SAID ok other
varieties 1lle gamc OF
RENO"
Is, for many reasons, tho worst deyelopmcnt Of
lla gambling spirlI with which the crcat cittea
ot tic Republic are cursed, It Ia snecjaily bad
because it has for its patrons men Who can til
afford IL lose the money which tt.ey atnkc. Il
Is hail btcausa it ropes 10 boYs and vounr man
who would otherwise spend tllctr titno and
n,uney deccntly u,,d Tor puod purposes. Work
-. i.nh- 4
, 1879-05-07
KANE COUNTY CLERK,

Special Correspondents 81 Tho Tribune.
. GESEyA, ILL.,, May GA special meeting Of
the knnc County Supervisors convened to-day,
anA N. ". Rayelip. Of Kanoyillo, was elected
Ct,arluau Ths official bond Of Thomas Mesur
.!Etl, Jr, Of llatay,a, County Clark elect, with
dItl, Of latayta, as Auretie& IN tho sum Of
$5,QD was accounted.
, 1879-05-07

H+ H.
1,,vr ~ ,q-s-1,r :, p,.,xu,,, A. ,,,a
etn,,s cr hi ahnrt tlr" w,i, ,,,ne, ,;os
ierr L.St,1. = !. rs,r:sJ Ev.,, ,,ota H.. Ega
i 49,, sos sa - ..'t i, j., ~ .asIL,
ran,c @ ~ ai"sa f .. .,r ao tsxtic, sne9
! .rnto ro., '"s"1' - Wa . ~ NV ''o-' "''''
Th",i.i, iii ,he l,fr wr Inn, hc.c il mouot onoua
s,lli H., # rn,,1a s,rri""s - I'll ,h,, .a.,.
finn. ~ frscrc., ~ q na'mto1,., " "frara 1,n,,i
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