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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-09-26

A cook can change his pots, but
a leopard cannot, according to
Scripture, and that's where the
cock gets away with the Leopard.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
NGLANDssTAaNANrIND
GRAVE SITUATION AT otpHm-rnr raroi.r.
FtOs QUESTION.


GRAVE SITUATION At otDHki-FnH RNtoRf.
Ftos QUESTION.
LONDON, October l5.-The correspon.
dent ofthe Timei al Oldham says: The
resolution adopted on Saturday last by
Representatives oil forty limited companies
Of Oldham 10 work on the AhoFt.time
system for another month has surprised
Nobody, as trade has not 50 far a. Oldham
Is concerned, been much benefited By Lhe
experiment a. yet II d true that he
price Of cotton has fallen In LIVERPOOL, but
the price Of yarn has not hardened 10
Manchester, aud has, In fact, lost ground,
and the advantage gain 10 Liverpool 4
thus almost eonntefbalanced. When The
new crop arrives and the price Of cot
too falls 10 any considerable extent,
there will DO q general TnSh iof lnlI.titne
operations and q revival Of the old com.
plant concerning oyerptoduetion. The
position Of many limited companies q
very grave indeed, A few have gone Into
liquidation, because their loan capital has
been hastily withdrawn, One Of The Ia.
gest concerns, with q nominal capital OF
El6O, 900, which during the last wear ma
had to repay e40, 200 70 tlmld loan.
has gone Into liquidation this weak 10
prevent further hlsty Withdrawals,
Mi. Macdonald, who pFVsided over The
conference o. delegates representing 40.
600 mlners, held at Leeds yesterday, Nd.
pudlAted the assertion current 10 PennSyl.
y!nia that be said he would food America
With English miners. lie said he had al.
ways advocated that men should not be
sent by Wholesale, but that the emigration
should DO directed 10 localities where q de-
nand for labor existed, by wise men sent
from the central body,
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A correspondent writing from Atlanta
says: an the northeastern corner Of this
State a recent heavy storm occurred, with
thunder and lightning, to an extent here.
toIore unknown, accompanied by terri.
bic shaking OF the earth. The day after 1t
was discovered that the northeast side Of
ChattoOsa Mountain, four miles northeast
Of Talulah, slOpIpg down to the Chattooga
river at an angle Of ioty.fye degrees, the
top OF which Is about twelve hundred feet
above the river, was gradually sinking. A
party oil gentlemen, In company with the
Suns correspondent, visited The noun.
tain last Sunday, and found that II
was not sliding, as FIRST supposed, but
sinking, making break near the top,
and at onq plapp on tho top Of
a sloping ridge, leaving 4 perpendicular
bank-the depth Of which Is about six.
teen feet and the number OF acres about
thirty or torty-rather in the shape OF a
horseshoe, the toe being at the top OF the
mountain, where the greatest depth Of
sinking Is, In the centre OF this the
earth had evidently been thrown up, as
trees are now standing with their tops
downward and the roots up, and large
stones are sepn down the mountain. !
made an estimate Of the measurement Of
the place TO be two hIadred feet 10
diameter. Since then tho earth has con.
unued to sink, until It Is now nearly
level with the river. The phenomenon Il
being considered by the State geologist
and many scientific men. The theory Is
that the river Is gradually followed out
away under the mountAin.N
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each neck. IL was Tor all the world like
biz fox among q huge flock Of geese; such
eackllng, such kissing, such q hubbub wa
never heard before.
he had only another twenty yards fur
ther 10 20, but they kept pressing up Il
front Of him, and eloaing al around him
be was getting boWildered aS 70 which hl
had kissed. Things were becoming serl
GUS He could hear two dts Of restrained
laughter convulsing two male somebOdles
over the road, He wouldn't give lnl lie
made dash At o big bony Womanl
Wscfa.ashl'i and there was 4 long, smart.
Ing scratch down his face.
"WOuld 20, nowF inquired Dame
Scaremale, trying To repeat the AppllCa.
ton, rs he backed away from her.
A dozen hands were uplllted now, each
RaEnished with ioFmidA6lelooking nails,
and be was getting hemmed In. &c wasn't
beaten yet, With that laughter ringing 10
hls ears; but plunged and bounced, I'LL
suddenly little old woman, with very
large head, 10 . very large bonnet, spFrhg
forward with shrill SHREK, and locked q
pair Of long 1.-THE arms round bis neck
with the grip Of GoFRon, II the ancient
Snppositlon was that their grips were
throttllng. Il was no use; down he went
Then rose the cry, ITO the pumpl Pat
him under the pumpp
Hall dragged, hall carried, 10 the midst
Of the petticoRt mob; the little old woman,
looking like the AntiquAted witch Of fairy.
lore, and Dame ScaremAle, being the
prime movers.
Appealing vainly for rescue and assist.
ance he was lgnomiouSly placed under The
pump, aud not till he was drenehed and
half drowned did they all scamper Of,
aud leave him 70 his bitter reflections, and
two friends.
That evening there was q supper at The
"R0ar's Head, 10 which some dozen near
" were seated. Waggers STOOD It, hay.
Ing been declared the winner Of the BET.
Harry DAunton had been daily ehaired
and laughed at, and having somewhat re,
covered his temper-th0ugh not bis
whole skin-eonsented 10 act aS twice."
while Mr.. wilkins took the upper end"
"fSAy, Daunton,n exclaimed the presi.
dent, wasn't that big woman 0 TGrtArY
Let's drink TO herI"
"By love, wilkins, It's all very well 10
laugh; wish you'd been thsTel":.
$50 ! wasi but could hardly see for
"ThAf big woman" put in Waggers, "is
Dame scaTemale, supposed TO be the
strongest woman In Slumberwell, though
she Is turned sixty"
''No she isn't then! I'd like 10 know
who that little old woman, with the big
head VAST Gadl II ever meet her alon Q,
not all the chlyalFy In male human M.
ture shall save her Rhriyelled old car.
eaSsl"
There was giggle behind the chair. He
turned, but only saw Perks.
"What are you making that noise for?"
he inquired.
A roar went up around the table.
swell, / don't see what you're all
laughing at" he said, returning TO his sup.
per.
II was turning out time" again before
they departed, very joyial and rolirking
Neither Messrs. Daunton nor Waggers
could have identified, with any degree Of
which was the little old woman,
and which big Dame Scaremale, in their
happy frame OF mind.
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Louisiana State Iotterv conn,v
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
1000, TiTKETS At Two goLLARS EACH.

20, mounting 100
pointl, 70 whom hberal ogmpsnIatIon Mn b rad
Write clearly stating full address ior iurthef 10.
formation, or send oNlun %
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Col R. DuspAn-Dsa, ST. 200 sutteF street,
City:
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CHICAGO PROVERBS.

solomon Amended by the Board OrTrad,
chIessO TlmtL
My SON, il brokers entlce thee couseu
thou not;
II they say come with US, let US 10y In
wait for the rise; let us Turk phvily fol
those who have not yet got the early Beer
BOOM
Let US swallow them up alive as they
freeze, and trample on them as they 60
down into the pit;
We shall find all manner Of precious
luck, shall and Gil our pockets with the
bulge on everything
Cast in thy lot among US and let us have
one purse;
Then, my son, walk not with, but 70.
traln from their ways;
For they Turk privily even for their own
peculiar friends and willget the bulge on
.hair 0wu blUOii;
scAlPers are they that 90 down into the
pit, and their ways Se Of those who are
greedy Of grain, which taketh away the
life Of the owners thereof,
He that withholdeth the grain, the peo-
pie shall curse him, and Satan shall pre-.
vail against him on the day OF delivery.
A wise man will hear and increase his
margin; and q man Of understanding
shall increase his deal.
Corn Of deceit Is sweet 10 man, but
sometimes his mouth shall be filled with
the husks.
When the corner Is published the sim.
pie Is made wise; and when the public is
instructed II rusheth and gets left.
lie that tilleth his land shall be satisfied
with his breadstuffs; but be that hand.
leth them aiterward Is often void Of IN.
derstanding.
A jewel Of gold in swine's snout, Is a
fair man in tho exchange on the wrong
side Of the market.
A naughty and q wicked broker he
Talketh with iroward mouth;
He winketh with his eyes, and danceth
with his feet, and calleth OF figures with
his fingers;
Commissions are IN his heart, he devils
eth mischief continually. and be soweth
market reports that are not truth.
Stolen waters are sweet and breadstulIs
controlled in secret are very pleasant.
A talebeArer revealeth secrets, but q
faithful broker concealeth the matter.
lie that is surety for q stranger shall
smart for Il; but he that holdeth on 10 the
grain receipts Is sure.
The ransoms Of mans deals are his
riches, but the scalper heareth NOT his re-
Withdraw the margin Of thy wiie's
money lest her contentious bea continual
dropping.
For a Eife's money is deep ditch, and
to lose It Is to deliver thy soul'to hell.
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FRANCE AM TIE VATICAN.

THE PAPAL NuSctO's rtEA EoR A UNION Oh
CHURCH AND Stair
PARIS, October 1Q-Monsignor CEacki,
me newly appointed PapAl Nuncio a
I'aris, has presented his credentials 10
President Greyy. Monsignor Csacki said
mat he counted upon President Crews
kindness and the support Of his govern.
Hept 10 bring about q perfect agreement
between the Church and State. The
union Of Church and State, he said, was
The best protection for their common IN.
lerests, and to afford 4 mutual satisfaction
81 those Interests was the principal aim Of
bis mission. President Gfeyy replied that
lie maintenance and strengthening Of he
good relations between France and the
Holy See was the object Of constant solIc-
tude to the French government
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What viii lse9ms q BE-. LeaoyTne,. CIR
EiRtory Ideas.

New YGk Tribune.
The death Of DE-. LeMoyne, the chief
apostle Of cremation In this county, may,
cause brief revival Of Interest in the
question Of burning VI, Bufylns, but, 40.
according To the beat obSSrvatIon, public
opinion Il smPhatieally against the limo:
walton, and altogether likely TO remain 80.
The Doctors furnace yet stands, having
been only twice used, and Il will now be
for third ttpp, Alter that his hsitS will
probably pull Il down, and little more will
be heard Of cremation in that rural dis.
trict, during the present generation at
least, which prefers 10 DO dust raiher than
ashes. In any discussion Of the subject
which We hRYe seen, no etenAtor has
thought Il worth while 10 inquire into The
origin Of the method In vogue. Customs
80 absolutely established usually have q
reason for their longevity. They are not
Whims, but concrete opinions, and even
among the ancients the habit Of burning
was by nomeans universal. The hardest
thing TO overcome Is q sentiment, and
doubles the sentiment oil civilized man.
kind now iayoEa the grave rather than the
funeral pile. In addition there will b
the consideration Of expense, Of itself sui
actent greatly 10 retArd st least the adop
ton OIL the new plan. In India, where
cremation Is tho Hindoo rule, Il d stated
that not one body In Ave hundred 4
buEned-the otheFs arc either buried o.
deposited In the SEQ,
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PROVERBS.

'sour stomach, bad breath, indigestion
and headache easily cured by Hop Bitten, y
Study Hop Bltten Books, use the Me,il,
Icine. be Wllo, healthy aud happy"
"When lie iSA drug, and you have lost ali
hope, try Hop Bittefs."
kidney and urinary trouble Is universal
land the only safe and sure remedy & Hon
jltieB-rely on IL"
Hop Bltten does not exhaust and jes
troy, but restores and makes now"
"Ague, BlliousneS, DFoWsInes,, Jaun.
|dice, Hop Bltteu removes easily
"BoilA PImples, Freckles, Rough Skin,
IerupionS, impun blood, Hop Dlttefs cure
inactive Kidneys and Urinary Organ
cause the Won't Of diSeaSeI, and Hop Bltterr
lcurs them all"
More health, sunshinO aud Joy in Hot
Bitssrs t.lan In all other remedles.n
Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief Is III.
best.
ForSals by LAueHES BEos. &Co.,
Wholesale Druggists,
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AN EVEN BET.
ny A. Q. q.


slumberwell is the slightly Old.iashlon.
ed market.town Of one Of the western
shires Of "merrie England"
LISA sleePy.lOOking place, except on
marke! days.
The "Boar's Head" is the bes.-and
nearly only-commercial "house" in
slumberwell.
Nov, then, gentlmen, please!-t times
up" shouts the landlord, putting hi.
head into the billiard.room at the closing
time one night,
"Make 1t an even bet, and I'll take you,
Waggersw Cxclaims Harry Daunton, a
young man Of forward and lady.killing
appearance.
"Done! Put down your coin, Harry!
Ten pounds a side!"
And Mr. Waggers-another young man,
square built, shock.headed, swallowed,
and with boisterous, irolicsome way
drew out handful Of mixed gold aud
silver coins, and counted out len SOW.
ereignS on the green cloth.
$50 1t Waggers! Halo, Daunton, you're
in for III Down with your ten 'quid!"
cried the little crowd Of men looking on.
Times up, please gents" this time
from Perks, the pot boy, who seemed TO
make an instantaneous and magic appear
ance among the party.
1t would have been a difficulty to guess
even Of the age Of Perks. ANYTHING be.
tween ten and forty. His voice was as
shrill as boys; his height Just four feet
eleven; face weakened and hairless; head
about two sizes too large for his small
body, and close cropped; bandy-legRed
and with long, muscular arms.
No one took the slightest notice Of
Prtss sdmonition.
Hand toe slAkes' 10 TCi.GiEs men hold
themi" exclaimed several.
Harry DauntOR produced bank note
from his pocket-6ook, and dropped II
among the gold.
whats Il all about2" asked q tall man,
with the most "reiereeish" look OF the
party, stepping forward and gathering up
the money with a quite-used.to-it-soft Of
way.
a chorus Of explanations followed, with
which Perks shrill Times up, gentsl'
mingled to no. purpose.
zone at tiIne!" expostulated wilkins,
the tall man. snow, then, Waggersl''
"Well,n commenced that individual,
Harry Daunton has Just bet me even
money-you hold the stakes That 10.
morrOw-nOt being market.day, and
weather permitting-he will set Oh from
the door below at midday, and proceed.
ing On the lsit-hand side hall a mile down
the stTeet-that is to say, as far down as
Dowsells punp-kiss every woman he
meets on his sidel Eth, HarryPp
That's III" returned MIR. taunton, con.
fdentIy. you'll be there, Wilkins, TO
seq ais sRuare?n
Wilkins nodded, and made a note in the
Ay-leaf Of bis betting hook.
"Now, gents, times upl"
simultaneously the lights went out, and
the party followed, scampering and jost-
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Tan greatest alsofien that aflIcf Kidney
and Bladder melt away before the all
potent Bethesda Water. In this city 10.
day are men, In full enjoyment Of life and
health, who firmly believe that but fol
Bethesda Water they would DO In theil
gtaYes, III
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All the fairs give the frst premiums and
special awards Of great merit to Hop Bit
tens, as the purest and best family medi-
cine, and we most heartily approve OF the
Awards for We know they deserve Il, They
are now on exhibition at tho State Fair,
and We advise all 70 tpSt them. See another
column, For Gale by Laughlin Bros.
o.; wholesale druggists, Wheeling,
West Virginia.
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WHAr the Democratic party in Ohio
wants 70 Q sufficient number Of voters 10
keep the volume Of ballots equal 10 the
needs Of the business,
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Outside Of the front ENTRANCE to the
"Doar's Head"
"Now, then, Daunton; it's twelvel"
said wilkins, returning bis watch to his
pocket, There are delced few people in
"Ail right" said Harry; ''but you iel-
lows-Only waggers and wilkins to ac-
company, mind"
A murmur OF assent came from the few
who had gathered round TO zee the start.
where's Perks2" shouted Waggers.
got halt q days leave sir" said the
landlord, coming forward,
WaggeB drew him aside, and some
whispering took place.
"All right sir" nodded the landlord,
when they had finished. am sec they
has It as they In, sir, and put 1t down
to your account"
on they start, tho unabashed Harry
leading on tho left hand side; Messrs.
Wagges and wilkins following on the
other.
Harry was in luck. Looking down the
long street, there scarcely seemed dozen
folks In sight altogether.
First he met young shop girl, who re-
ceIved his salute with a blush and 4 stare;
then iresh.colored farmers wife, who de.
claTed "the young man must DO mad; but,
there! alter all-;" then an aged,
stout gentleman with bis charming dauVh.
ter, who shrank from him IN vain, while
her paternal relative could do nothing but
snort, and vociierate empty thraalS aItor
ne hence speeding rogue; then he suT.
Nlta N1hlr 1aA L.
their irnnt deor, who only laughed and
asked for anoth1r, YhlGh they didn't get;
then It was girl Of about fourteen, whom
he kissed To make sure, splitting some Of
| tho milk she carried, which ha stayed 10
tosl her Y EhlllLng Tor; then a young man
with his ,plepk eorpnlont mRmmE, who
considered herself luSgltod, While her son
pulled excitedly at q lew straw hAlrs,
icaroiully designated by their owner .
noustanhel, and Cited an eyeglass into his
eve 10 SEQ what 1t V6S, turning afterwards
10 his affronted parent, and Tamarking,
"Vewy stwanSsp
Then he CHANGED upon a sour, angular
looking splpster, who had never been
kissed before 10 her lie, and rather liked
Il bpt managed 10 get her open hand
sharply on his ears neyertholCssi and
/ luHul uuALAl9 VhlS9thb hhp luui Ahh 80
Ing by surprise -or, giving rather-whal
he wanted, without word or comment he
came upon q show that caused him much
CONSERVATION.
There, ding out oil tho eInstitute,'
came In pairs, three, and little knots, TIT
J. good, frequently venerable, but Away
!, ugly, widows aud splpstets Of Slumb0t
well. II was 4 terrible sight TO him, ant
he groaned; but looking over the way ant
noting the infinite relish and mirth Of BIZ
two followers, BIO neryed himself and spet
forward.
aAitOr ali, hO argued, sthey,Fe all oil
: aud can't show fight or run. II onl!
wants cheekn
Down on the ant batch. Ono alter th
8 other, be caught them dextefously BY tn
, shoulders, and pumped them on0-any
WheFel sui on he aurged, not mlsSin
. any, argt making q ponnee against III
wall then, with q bound, AerosS the pat
Into the road, and on % one whose oil
Y legs were warily trying % dodge him; an
now two at q time, with an arm afoun
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1rlini leaving Columbus Il Atu 2. \. aud a.sO A. N
fuu daily. ThFsugh ChieaEO O1pFoI lOaVOs Columbia,
daily, Sxcept snhdAy, 1t $40 2. ~, with nl69pinE IN
lltAfhed, arriving In ChleAgo At 190 next morning.
Ticket Ollco, C0luIabaa.
PullmRn'l Palace Drawing Room EloFpug Car
through Without change from stSblnYilla ahd Colum
rs 70 Cincinnati, Louisville, IAdiAhIp0liI and q
Lbah
! FE thIcugh nekets, BIpagO Cheekl, slosplnR On
leEommodationll and any faEthgT lnlnrnaton, Spply
2 jos Y. BELLRVILLE Ticket Agent Il ~
Ha1dle pOpot loot q EiySnth ItrSSi, o. Al CITY
ueiVt Once, under hel,lFU HoQsa, Wheeling.
D. W. CALDWELL,
8, n. FELTON,, JE,
". L. O'RRlEN,
1sn'l Pan. aOd Trlst Agent oOlunbGI, o
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Why did Mr.. waggers rise next morn.
Ing with the worm that precedes the early
bird, and make such an intimely visit to
the Institute for Aged and Respectable
Females" that was situated opposite Dow.
sells pump
"WelI, that's good Jump calculated
old Dame Scaremale, when he had gone,
"IEo says whoeYerll have drop Of gin.
gor toddy this cold day, with q rusk to
helpit down, lot EN- come up the 'Roar's
Head about l9 O'Clock. He'sagentlemanl
I'm onP
woman, past the prime Of lie, but with
nails and muscles In good condition yet,
and very viTugo for modesty. II Is true
she bad married man; but the report
goes, ho only survived 1t two months.
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.:,g,TrrS SALE OF CENTRE
lI'hi as,,s pguIERTi.

.:,r,TryS SALE OF CENTRE
5s, LSG PROPERTY
1nLJ,i-~laitri,', mil' By j. Chamber
HIM - y, lafy Las sChSHrT, The aid
~ Vs. ,' '' snb md sShHaftE' bet bus
L1lsa.a ri i',.,.e,l tru,gFv, da,ei Su'embsf 8,
~ ~ ~ v Ias yiaa. Of !he IlerG o. thS
slpl ls ,l;,,sS ,olhtr, Wr't Virginia. In deed
~ ~ tSSbFla ". 3d. on
s'' airGDW NOVEMBER >, 1877, , =. a..
.,,.iooa,,s ~, gr ny. t . ,sl 1 w y:
0ltS1l a, con H1u'" q ono C1uhlyi west
huibs ,,I,.,t,sI b,rI biditf The following dG;
"a uishh, isil /, 10 s,y lhe north one. bali
fasii''t'l.I \, anli-i 40 the east SIDE Of Aaln
- 80, go III Is.1ty.'lS'h 'lte'! lioLmStly
Ihi. ~, ,,' ~ u ,Ls sIIh UlFi VI The esiy
1T,-ifl vet Va ..,.,.y,,. y,rsha,s mousy.
liri'v, -, ~, ,,ih, plirhrrf mly elect 70 Payl
~, e 4. 1.,t1s " tsg riill raJm,nu, q "
hnA ',Lil, sIth interest from daJ o. hAIe,
y w s'1t al!r, 81, a'rl " d,''i 81 lInsl Ahd
l,,5i,,ini.s W tho ptoPrrIIt iot ueiettol pay
g,h,,,tb.aIp1phy Z believed TO DO per
hg's I.,,,4,,if.iiss'l ,hli convey only such
a,,si isB.by ,iii dr',l u trust
Esh'" VIZ HIBBAkD, Trustee.
0.,... tgNI1usFF on
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rpr.rrg,S SALE OF VALUABLE
tst,hiI ygil pEUrEhIf.

rpr.1yr.S SALE OF VALUABLE
ItSribIPalI FEOrERIf.
=, Tr.LtJ ,elAtri,l, mi,le by Mary sehWinnl
~ " slrI Sasha, Win the aid Michael
49,, N Eg,ailI. 10 the undersigned trustee
isJi.itI l,,S and ivurltd IN the Once VI tue
t,sIil,taay tVlh u uAlo county, West Va :
49, !, Tf,G Bsk NoIl, Ptse J, sill, on
AtuRDlY NOVEMBER 4, 1872,
,..--t,tulsl,lstL Y, PrSstd To 'ell, a. the
49,. m. tauH Il us II ohio eIuuly, West
a. lstI ltilrr, The i0lluuing de-
M 81. tat Is tp,a! lot numbered ten
=, NJ ~ ~ il i-,ilhilri IN The plat oi The
,J6l.IsIpail, IN iay o,ggJ, u ohio aud state
~ yT5sI ifuaupi 1lty let 10 T. 90 tho
Ss's,IksI AL fiHlisl tack Oao hundred aud
tNpJ.rl Ii,utLl " AZ Aiity -,......
f,I,, ov,IlG Oie.,blTiO the pgrrhtAe money
,,isgtth s,.ts - thu pan h4'r MAJ elect to pay
~ ~ s,l4b.. 10 " riuh Iaylnrhts At ak sud
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