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, 1880-11-28

Total Cost to Allegheny County the
Neat sum Of e2.0S0,0OO.

Total Cost to Allegheny County the
Neat Sum Of 32.0S0.0O0.
Special Dt.patch to 1as Chtcaoo Tribune
Pr1TsBrnG, Nov. 27.-The riot losses have
come to the surface again. The first issue
Of bonds for their liquidation had to be sup
plemented by another one iii very short
tine after, and now in few days there will
hare to he still another batch of bonds put
out The present status of the Tiot-claims
bonds issued and the amount of claims paid
is as follows: Total amount of riot claims
paid to date. 81 55552 So, total receipts from
riot bonds sold, $685. 900; amount paid
out over and above receipts from sale Of
bonds, S337.512 County Commissioner War
ner says the reason that bonds were not is
sued for the $237, 500 paid out above the
amount of sales was that the money was in
the County Treasury, and the Commissioners
concluded it might just Us we'll be used for
paying riot claims, and thus save paying in
terest on the bouds up to the time that the
money should be replaced. In order
to provide for accruing interest, the C01n-
missioners will issue bonds to the amount
sibly the amount of the issue may be made
$s.5 0fD, the total amount Of the new issue
being dependent upon the outcome Of suits
against the county for riot loss liabilities
now pending in the courts The new bonds
will not bear q greater interest than per
cent, and possibly not more than ~ per cent
The last issue. Of s per cent county bonds
went Oft like hot cakes at a premium. and
there Is no tTSable antieipated In placing
1y upon their preparation. 1t is expected
that S100, COO more will clear up the whole
amount of claims on account Of the riot
losses, making the total amount Of expendi-
ture by the county on this account about s., :
nk1 rArn1-iAo6 that 1sfTE Gn6 incto1G 0f
, 1880-11-28

and all lines wore firmly held. No changes were
noted In tho tlsh market Oils were unchanged.
Pir-lron was quoted active and stronger.
Lumber was steady. Tho cargo offerings were
s1unlI, and met with a moderate demand. They
were firmly held, and but few moro loads pre
expected. The yard dealers report fair busl-
ness. Tho wool market was fairly active and
firm. Broom corn WAS quiet and steady. Seeds
were fairly active crushing hax-seed being
easier, and the changes in other varieties we're
slight. Hay was unchanged. Hides were in
moderate request and easy. Poultry was slow
nxatn, and irregular in price. The offerings
were large and the weather rnther mild for
carving stock Game was also weak, tho
Eastern markets being arainst. shippers, and
local wants were not equal to tho supply.
Prominent parties here were yesterday asked,
by telegraph, to suggest some course Of action
to be taken BY Baltimore grain owners to meet
tho rise in storage rates there. 1t was replied
that an action at law may obtain redress on the
ground that there has beon breach OF implied
contract, and that 1t would be we'll to agtate for
the passage of State Law hxlng the maximum
rates for storage, as has already been done In
Illinois.
, 1880-11-28
RREADSTUFFS.

BREADSTUFFS.
FL0uR-Was rather quiet and unchanged The
weakness In wheat mndo somo buyers hold on. but
sellers firm At the recent advance. sales
reported Of 35 brls winters ut D for low grnde Is
br1s and $50 bags double spring extFns, partly ut t00
@5l!9; l5u bags low grades partly at sk6c H5 brls
rye Hour and LIS brls bnckwhcat do, both private
terms Total. equal to 3,3ao brlh Export dours were
quoted Mt A50350 for good TO choice, und rye tour
at <LAa5m.
OTHER MILIsruFFs-Wero In good supply and
less wanted, owing to scarcity Of for Eastward
TRANSPORTATION. Sales were 10 cars bran at <0,5DGS
car ar !hess It : 'si snd car eosrss corn.
In downward direction. declining i3c from The Int
est prices Of Friday and closing tame The Brttsh
s.s n
ssd 1oi p L mas ony
4s Msw We, IT. % rscs wst Sr
TstSeT a1se Sons ops!iols H wore sayiSs
freely, apparently On outside orter., and some of
eeeF
ad
on: & F as xa
sls dsej,aed e lux Seastea 70 si:iiN aaa fs!!
sss!s ii ss:isS
s s d ;S i ;sss1d Il 'e So s. j. T. + :
fa T BIN M r s 4sa IND ~ 0q b S' sncpS o.
rs$ ss / sssss @ss s ~
81 s%rs r" | Il . sste' 81 M In
!; : , u g +.
eSss ;sa Sc s:s:s @ sis ss Sss s
~ .f
room Eastward, while the weakness tn wheat also
70 pr" 9 May s sSF e.,
stop erdes i and mo- u Dee %
s Tss % s o a
It sc for rejected and new mixed with 30 at 4l:ea
no%!asI @ as 4iss.4:c. December q s:4!1e: Janaa!y
l e!";s the iastds spSt :a'es
G "e- III n Ss @3ea aa aJsa 81 q
mixed q s su Y 4. *smpe It .le g
On and i:ass @ Da en e = 81 bu ea:a eafs
oATS-were moderately actiye M and weak, follow,
s!:ns # * !oxsr @ ~ ssS Aay esax tay IS 81
to at tho t roads % still bes b"cxed up
e pn Wee 70 eey
the sssEd turning seller; Gow peeemoe? opsaed
January so1a carly Il Ss,xgxe aad s!osed Il $ie:
e,s hs ca
SO T. closing at about and elected Ut 25&S1c
Aa34c on track. and H. 1O bu ht JIG for mixed.
and Is@35}ac for whito free on board Total. ~ io
bu.
KYE-wns quiet, being steady early, and easy at
and December nj pic in setlement- January r,,nxod
!f1@ ans ss;sa @ S2s a1Ss
Total. tuU bu.
HAlij.EY-Wns again moderately nctive, opening
lower under fair receipts and recovering Aubsc-
quenty, closing about ID higher than Friday. The
LOT and No. 2 co.ed firm at 05. december sold at
flG and January at $ifG9i 4. closing at tho inside;
inr At aat:5e, and No. sod ii s74c SAMPLES we're
100 bu No at ttiGe e; l0 bu So3 at s2s1tc: 201
blu No at a}ctGic; $40 bn ty sample at Ga4c on
hu.
, 1880-11-28
FEMININE NOTES.

~
When you say that girls hair Is black as
coal, it is just as we'll to specify that you do
not mean red-hot coal.
Married life reaches the acme Of happiness
when woman can eat crackers in bed with
out any complaint from her husband
At recent railroad festival the following
striking sentiment was given: sour mothers
the only faithful tenders who never nils
placed switch.
The man who Is asked to guess at lady's
age, and don't guess several years less than
h e believes to be exact, is making an enemy
and doing truth no good.
He was informed that ;yo young lay 7Sy,iv' Raa
4n he mnsed ~ aloud: "a lady!'' Upon All acc!l-
rate description he suddenly brishtenea up up
and added: '..Oh! dot vas no isos'-oot %
my vifev'
"Aty darling G. is the most pel1ectJ APoI!c Me1if
of man lave ever SEEM, remarked aa NELL, iaan
YEAR W visit to the young gentleman she sst Is 9oE
paying ler addresses ~ "$es' Ps11N'
, 1880-11-28
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK. Nov. 2T--C0TroN-Qulet at E@H31c;
futures firm. but irregular; November. 1214c necem~
ber 12.1Sc: january. I'D; February. E56c: Marcn,
1274c; April. ls2c; May. 12enc; June, B06c; July,
l.10c.
FLoCn-Heavy: receipts $1,000 br1s: exports not
reported: super State and Western. $ao09450: COM
mon good extra sL90951; good to choice, Sa35
@G75; whita wheat e1trs s5.BSa50; extrn Ohio. stD
@GO: St. Louis, Sa0a61s; Minnesota patent process,
&la8h
GRAla-Wheas weak; reesspu, ls41om bu; exports,
, 1880-11-28

NEH TOlth.
NEW Y0RK, Nov :'.-Governmeuts strong on
moderate volume Of business.
Railroad bonds fairly active: irregular.
State securities moderately active.
The stock market WAS strong In the early deal
ings, and advanced 4 to 81 per cent, Lake
Erie t. Western. Granger. and coal stocks, and
Ontario &s Western leading tho upward move
ment Before noon there WIS a reaction Of 4
TO IL per cent, which WAS soon followed by an
action OF 4ebl per cent In the late dealings tho
market again became strong. and under the
leadership Of Chesapeake Ohio. and the Gran
cent, with q fractional reaction ut tho close
Manhattan Elevated was exceptionally weak
and fell of -: per cent carly in the day with
Trade on every side is tiourishtng and railroads
arc earning enormously. It is stated the earn
ings OF tho St Paul Road arc now at the rate OF
Il per cent, and that those Of the Northwest
Road show 2 per cent monthly. Lake Shore
is said to be short Of fully 1900 freight cars to
accommodate its traffic. About this number of
cnrs laden with flour or grain nrr In or near
Buffalo, waiting room, to move on the New York
Central. The delay IN connection with other
lines is supposed to be equally great. Prices Of
coal for the Western trade have been advanced
q cents per ton, and the demand is greater
than are the transportation facilities OF the
companies. The demand for conl for dones-
tic purposes hus lnrgely increased since
the calder weather set in and tho market is now
taking nl tho coal produced.
1t was suited from Boston that Vanderbilt is
about to complete the purchase OF block Of
Union Pncilc stock ut 12o
Union Pacific Railroad earnings for the first
as cos IN IS saqT to ah avo a
bought largely of Atchison & Topeka from Dos-
ton parties
Quincy Company Is about to make large cash
payment to the Hannibal Company, and with
tho cash surplus now in the Company's treasury
there viii be an accumulation Of funds equal to
rn11ff rnf H3n1k.
, 1880-11-28
bQSloNs
Special Dispdteh to The Chicago Ir1bftFd.

Spfttdk Ospdtth 10 1ne Caatdgp 1TsoNf@o.
BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 91.-The stock market
was not 50 active to-day. The feature Was Rnt-
land preferred, which advanced from 9f to ii
1t closed strong at 3OI. Among other allroads
Atchison opened ut l42, sank a oInt on
second call, and on second Board declined to
Az, closing ut III. Chicago, Burlt ngtou g.
Quincy (er dlvidcnd] sold at 1851 at III st Board;
later zoo shares sold ut 1871. and nt u,e close
fnrgc number of shares changed hB nds at tho
same figure Chicago Il West Nichtg'1n sold at
73{173H, Sandusky at 19A6l9SD19h. FLINT pre-
ferrcd Mt 6Oh080, do common at a5A, Little
Rock Mt 65, whence 1t advanced thre points on
runors of consolidation with the Pine Hluf
Road, aud finally closed at 65H with 8aA bid and
refused. Ontario 4; Western sold at 3lA93lh,
Philadelphia, Wilmington s, Baltimore At I3M,
Pullman Mt 5HD125, Union Pacific at l0lh.
The yarntions between the openin., and closing
prices of other roads were very slie!at-
III bonds there was great ACTIVITY. Hartford
& Eric IS changed hands in considerable quAnti-
ties. They opened at n. Mt which figure 10,tNQ
were disposed Of. At tho opening OF tho second
Board they rose to AZ, when D.0J0 more were
sold; 95. 600 sold soon utter at NJ and 5000 at
AN. The prices kept IN upward tendency until
70 was reached, when there was q drop OF
single point. and tho closing sales were 45A.
About 500 GOO worth changed hands during tho
day. Atchisou first IS wcro stoady ut LII. Little
Rock Is opened at Ill, and declined point: Chi
cago Milwaukee & ST. Paul Wisconsin Valley
scrip was steady at l02; do IS, 100H; do Dubuque
Division. 100.
, 1880-11-28

Short RIBS, seller January, Closed at $3.50. 1l0nK-
clears quoted ut g. loose and t@ boxed: Cunber-
picked hams quoted at s@sIfo fur l9lG average;
green hams, xaule average, Gs*A65Sc.
Hncon quoted ut 5laa.tHc for shouldorn+ 7A@sc for
short ribs. ss14c for short clears, 13l0c for hams
all canvased and packed.
low nj 4@ll9c.
BEEF-Wns quiet at E.0@7.25 for moss, 8.00@Se5
for extra mess, and $IG50Gel1.W for hAms.
,TALLow-Quiet and stendy at 534S6Ic for city and
Hx@21o for country.
, 1880-11-28
BOSTON.

BOSTON.
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
Boston, Mass, Nov. 27.-Thcre WIS little doing
in mining shares. and the changes in quotations
were exceedingly light Land companies were
neglected.
To ths Western Assoeiat<d Press.
BOSTON, Nov. 27.-Aiung stocks closed:
Alouez tnew)......... 29kfMadtson Copper....... :
Calumet i uecla..... .23S3s I'ewab!c tne"]......
SsS1ss Ssi@Ra fsii. I Riass, RRpiss, ~ "
FrAukllu.....,........ II ISiIyer lsiBt........ 3
, 1880-11-28
GOSSIP FOR LADIES.


EAlLs-Cut,s2.75@:.0; c1!nch, Ae5e5s
GOSSIP FOR LADIES.
A RIDICULUS MUS,
A hystcricky creature, Deborah,
Sat adu1irtng the crimson Aurora;
When mouse In distress
Ran under her dress,
She tainted and fell on the floor ah.
MAKING WOMAN BEAUTIFUL.
Nt4u York Sun.
One Of the most attractive establishments
In Fourteenth street, that street of bright and
attractive retail houses Of every description,
is the beautifying bazaar aud hair store Of l..
Shaw. Few New York women need be told
where Shaw's is. Many are intimately ac-
quainted with the establishment. It is proba-
bly, the most popular and successful establish
nlent of the kind in New York. Its proprie-
tors have their country and city residences,
Keep carriage, and trotttng wagon, and 4
Shetland pony phantom, and have a box at
the opera. The establishment which sup
ports all this luxury is an atelier devoted
to the fine art of making woman beautiful.
The store itself is filled with bright and
attractive cases Of cosmetics, hair goods,
frizets, curls, wigs. switches. chienons. ami
ornaments for the hair In tha rasr ore ha;r. ar
dressing aud shanpooing rooms, but in the
second story, which IS reached by passen-
ger elevator, is the salon, the sanctum sane
forum Of the art of being made beautiful. No
man is ever permitted to enter this room.
1t is long, lofty apartment, the fnishlngs in
gold and black, and old gold, red, and bright
gold. The cabinets in which the cosmetics
are kept are of black ebOnized carved wood.
with gilded traseries. The sofas and diyans
are If crimson blush and brocateile. Iarpe
mirrors, in black and gold frames, are in each
end Of the room, between the windows. Other
large mirrors are set in the walls on the side
between the black and gold cabinets. The
front windows are shaded with lace curtains:
those at The back are filIed with Stained gIass-
tWitterlug canaries make music1in in the per
funle-laden atmosphere. Opening into this
salon are flressng-rooms where Iatlips retire
to have their hair shampuoed and dressed.
and where the Intricate art Of maklug up is
nracticed. This is tha way the thing Is done
rs descrihed nv a lady WIN went throu ph tha
entire process: ''''
J" After throwing off nv polonaIse and hay-
ing a peignoir thrown around nv Shoulders,
nv hair was taken ont of The LITTLE knot into
Which Ind twisted It and was sl1ampooed.
il was tien dried and combed up from nv
face and neck. and s1noothed at the edges with
bandollne, applied with small fine sponge
NV ewes were then hathed with clair dc lune.
TGjs Is an eve tonic and makes the ewes ex-
ceetlinrIy brilliant. Next. with q ulagnifying
eiass in her hand. nv coifeuse went over NV
face, neck, arms, and shoulders, carefully i'll
, 1880-11-28

'"tt@s
Mrs. John Sherwood-"M. E. ". S.'1in
one of her cleyer and charming essays re-
s.;o,. +,a I,;e+o-- If +ra - pnta nonnat ), her
'4e"a ..-o ,.neh haa, a++rao+aJ ~ +hot ,arr
at1ention haSins oee1l attfaeteo ~ u1s1s .e,s
feminine and somewhat picturesque article
of head-gear by recent wedding at St.
Thomas Church, at which the bridesmaids
wore oolle'e ol e s'ns h,. lAs" .t 10 's
t5oaueea IN Ensq tha 'y nhannu nu and mae
jected wife Of the ttissolute and worthless
Prince Fred, "who was alive and is aead.''
" tths Weaulns at o'' AAo1'"e , i"1s' 'ote4"
""sH %They wi had white poke bonnets of rice
straw oFoaa sat FlpPnns' % arlu a ,1a;ta e eTw s1,
dfesses dse VII With tic fic,as use crossed and wit wsts
as short as they coutn oe % te' he,1 reaf 1oSGI ;gt
hss aVs weEe weus % ont Of @ one of Sir osaas pet
tiest pi,!ureJ' u,ey yI MstJ e1ao Isortstn1yi rb"v
oges4eo 5,1iet Enwlish gardens, With pears
nS naef,a! rincnnE nn the waiis- early
ana peaeatS @ saara o. eeet te as rosse every
pairs, ~ n the1 ses rIey TT - woTe eio,es tint were
, 1880-11-28
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were the receipts and shipments
of the leading articles Of produce in this city
during the twenty -four hours ending at 7 clock
Saturday morning and for the corresponding time
last year:
, 1880-11-28
COURTSHIP AND MEDICINE.
N.

Miss Mary Flynn was studying medicine
and being courted at the same time. Mr..
William Rudd was attending to the latter
part of the business. One evening while
they were sitting together in the parlor. Mr..
Butld was thinking how he should manage
to propose. Miss Flynn was explaining GER
tain physiological facts to him.
"Doy you know" she said, " that thousands
of persons are actually Ignorant that they
smell with their olfactory. ped4ncle"
..Aliltions Of EN-" REPLIED Air. Bndd
when told her she couldn't wink without q
sphncter mlscle"
I" HnW unreasonable"
why, q person cannot KISS without
sphineterp'
:" Inlecd?"
Inlay try it if 1 can?'
20, N[r. Budd, i is too bad for you to make
light of such 4 subject"
hand she explained to him about the muscles
Of that portion Of the human body. ,
sit is remarkable how much you know
about those things" said Mr.. Budd-
"really wonderful. Now, for example,
salea M1ss j, j. the bone at the back Of tn" hsao
why, the occipltal bone, Of course"
"And what are the names OF the muscles
of the arm?"
Inc 6plf11iS ana lQe lnLla-Splallls. AiuoiiE
Others"
well. now, let me show you what
mean. When put my intra-spiralis around
your waist, so, is it your occipitai bone that
rests upon my slloulder-blade in this way :'
My back hair, primarily, but the occipital
bone, OF course, afterward. But, q, Mir.
Budd, suppose pa should come in and sce
u.s."
t.Let him come! Who cares?' said Mr..
Budd, boldly. II think I'll exercise sphinc-
ter and take kiss"
''31r. Budd, how can you ~ said Miss
Flynn; after he had performed the feat.
"Don't call me AIr. Budd: call me Willie" !"
he said. drawing her closer. "You accept
me, don't you I know you do. darling"
"Wilie," whispered Miss Flynn, very
family.
"What, darlIng?'
~ can hear your heart beat-''
1T beats only for you. angel"
f9And it sounds out of order. The ventri-
cular contraction is not uniform"
"SmaIl wonder for that when it's bursting
for joy"
"You must put yourself under treatment
for it. will give you some. medicine
'' It's your own property, darling; do what
you please with it. But somehow the
sphincter operation is one that strikes me
most favorably. Let us again see how it
works."
But why proceed? The old, old story!
, 1880-11-28
III tho ITtster71 Associated PTess.
BOSTON. NoY. 21.-StOcks closed:

FOREIGN.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-Consols, 100 GIG.
American sccurittes-New is. 1Has; AIS, lis;
4s ITO: Illinois Central. 1B9s Pennsylvania, 65;
New York Central, l491z: Erie, IL; seconds,
l01: Reading, 2Uk.
PARIS, Nov. 27.-Rentcs, 85f G2Hc.
, 1880-11-28

Money active at SOS, closing at 8; prime mer-
camille paper fG6. I'M
Sterling exchange, 60 days, heavy Ut ~; de-
mnnd, 49,
$:.5n COO Of is of 1850 at 1os4.
Loans decrease. 81, ,S1a, ,1O; specie. decrease.
S3G5s, 100; Iega-tendcrs, increase: sla;0o: de-
posts. decrease, {6.aA ;o; ottGnlanon; decrease,
now hold $I05615 less than their legal require
mcnts- ..-
, 1880-11-28

UetTOlt FOStO1t1ce-
See sixteenth chapter Of Luke from the
nineteenth to the thirty first verses. Study
it well and mediate on it deeply. There is
more in that than yon CAM well conceive.
would also say read the bible well for the in
terest of your SOUL
, 1880-11-28

Ask any good doctor It Hop Bittere are not tho
best family medicine On earth. SEQ notice,
, 1880-11-28
The following wero the receipts of breadsturs
in this city during the past week:

- W., s =, " " ,, ~ e03'. -, oe%@@e470 0h 7o'ee
quotauons from Ene1ano' "ltn larger receipts
mere. oats were 4o"cr IN sympathy rye steady,
ana oar4ey stronger. fros'slons tended down.
"afo' Delng apparently pearea oy PACKERS who,
however o'o no' sell 1nucn STUN inc prospect
taat INC packing record OF thls month Will ex"
cecd one million hogs Tor Chicago alone was
supposed 10 DC 1orcln1o Dear argument In pro-
VISIONS. IN "hoat II was remarked that VIC arc
1uny &c aoose oal1"aukec' &c ABOVE winter
wheat III o. LOUIS, ana nearly hc below
snipp'ng pasis 10 Ne~ aork. ~niie NO. !"
rcd III lnls Market Is &c beio" NO.
spring. These facts do not, however, ncccs-
saT'ls ansolse weakness III the near future
Ness PORK closea !oe9ac lower at sE@"aHGl:2 Is
LOT Decemoer ana @13.to Tor January. Lard
elosea eo se I've lo"el' " r. ee.aA 10. november nnd
, 1880-11-28

Government bonds were dull with free sales
By holders. In Chicago, District of Columbia
3.65s were l00A and l0l; the United States Is,
lllss and liz; the AIS were l11& nnd 112lt; the
IS, 1013s and 101as: and the Is. l04!a and l04t.
Foreign exchange was weaker, with a de-
pressed market In New York on account Of the
tghtness Of money Bankers actual rates for
sterling we're 479A for sixty-day bills. Sixty
days commercial sterling for delivery this month
was 471A94T3. Stxty-day commercial bills,
prompt delivery on Havre, were 53ll4 l4G530x.
Chicago banks arc now sending enormous
amounts OF money into the country, most of
it gold. The shipments run up to at least
<l000,000 a day. New York exchange is still
Sl0o11-25 per $1,000 discount Loans show
hardening tendency, but rates are still 4Gz5 per
cent on call and 6G7 per cent on time.
Local sales Of securities Included st. Paul Is
at 106h; $4,000 City Water IS of 1892 at 119t4: !:
and s, 900 Cook County 41zs at 100. The sales Of
Chicago. Burlington s. Quincy Is reported yes
tcrday should have been $1,000 ut 9l4@911.
, 1880-11-28
MINING STOCKS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 27.-The following were
the closing quotatlons on the Mining Stock Board
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-21
SAND LICK

| tHf te'.tt Ks sttff cttkyfN+-
The bran .danco and barbecue at
Kelly existed only in the. .inaginations
q Roy and Memo. 'sfs h !,
Zip and West did not pull wool as
appointed, Owingito press Of business
West desired inrihcr time, and pro-
posed change oi location which was
effected, The long expected discus
sion will come of at West vt. Zoar
on the 1S'h Of the present month at
7r. ~, atwhich time Zip promises
to address the audience whether West
appears or,not. s ,isss.,9..is
The crowd at Kelly on the 18th,
was entertained by short talk BY
Zip. slNili and West respectively, and
two brief sut most excellent speeches
by Roy. one Of whichiS considered
the master piece Of his successful
career He but added another sprig
to his already luxuriant wreath Of
laurels.
The CARMEL meeting has closed at
last. \.
THE cool spell ofweather during
last week scared the tardy iafmefs
considerably. More than two,thirds
Of the tobacco crop is housed. and
much Of It is cured enough ty strip. \
The customary fall emigration has
| begun. sNfAN5 sSs s.s, .sgisas,sS5.
Sore eyes arc universal thioughoul
our beat, and .chillsafs Sonppns house
hJldaprepdayes Just at present, a
Plenty OF stock forl sale. Come
all ye yendets. andrecr,iit;yopf corals
All "Joe!" 1t doesn't necessalil,
follow that one should 4 elwayxs b
s'honeless. Sand Lick lis not alto
gether untenable. ~ Z I ~ \ 't'n' =
we have not seen Zip esissc qnl
cqming.anoilg nsa butt fhaveSlesrhhin
bray once on twice. A ceftaip seN
qniitely sweet bnlnetinl llhs Awoyel
1 her enchantnlents 50 !, ,inextricabl,
around his, h,at that he inyariabl.
stlays to'ther wayleyery'tihle he goe
browsing. gD -ss-iitsAe9- Aspista .giss'
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