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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-17

san Rranefsos heard.

% Raymond 4 Eiy.l.
lac Eureka Con-, II, III
AGO Belmont. 30c
$50 Leopard. 10c
SO Gils, 3Sc
IS Northern Belle. 17ss, TN
140 Manhattan. SOC
$50 Metallic. q 05. 2 10
$40 Grand Prizs, ] 40. I IS, IN
40 Argsnts, CSC, Toe
1400 Enaswnsnt. l5c
100 Independence, / 10
ITO Day, Soc. 40c
20e Belle Isls. I 20
TOO Hillside,
$50 Paradise. Csc
1eo Albion. SC. 2sc
1900 wales. SA slo. ~, s Is, 3, s o5,
$40. s 10 $50. 3 80 bso
80 NJ. Diable. "a
205. North Belle Isls, $50, 500
100 NJ. Potosi. I 60
70 East Nj. Diablo. I 80
$50 Bslaing.
20o Holmes, I 40. II
2te Bodis. IN, IN
31s Mcciinton. 75c. CSC. Toe
2l0 Tioga. q 6s. Q co
100 Summit, II
29e bulwsr. On, Oh. 81 sl0
$40 syndicate, IN. I IS. I 10
$50 0oedshaw, 15c. SOC
500 Concordia, Soc
200 1slvidsrs. . IS, 81
500 Champion. 3sc
$40 Blaokhswk. 500
20 Noao,7
400 University. $50
300 Dudley. SOC
$50 Jupiter. AZ, 245
$50 sesth Bslwer. II
500 Addenda. CSC
70 MONDAY. 8 GO
975 Double STANDARD. I, I 05, I 10
$50 Orient. 50
ass Mammoth. ~. I IS
$50 Rough 1 Ready. SOC
$50 Orc. I 70. I IS
200 Martin White. 75e
400 Atlas. loc
100 Silver King. ca
so Con. Pacific. 8
leo Boston Con-. I 10
ruIs MORNING.
so Ophir, l7s. TN
30 Mexican. IAN. l4s
70 Gould b Clrry.5
20 Best D Dslchsr. %, 81
$40 C~alifsrlia. 8 IS. . 80
30 Savage. 81
SOS Con. Virginia, 5 IS. ~
lie Chollar. 6k,6
80 Potosi. 4 o.
100 Hale 4 N~orcross, ST.
500 Grown Point. 8. 5 10. 3 Is, 3 03
los Ysllsw Jacket. ~. ~
- Imperial. SOC
20 Alpha. 81
1905 bslcher. 81, ~, 81
40 Confidence.
leo Sierra Nevada. Az az, 2ik
20 Utah. i0a
10 Bullion. A.
2s0 x~xshequsr,
Seq. Bsleher. II asked
50 0vsrman. 5S,S
lSs Justice. I so, IL 20
100 Union Gen.. SEX. SEA
so Alta, 81
100 Lady Bryan. &c
GO Jllia. I 10
so Caledonia. I 20. I Is
500 Baltimore. 25c
400 Silver Hill. 90c, I
4se New York. $50
120 Occidental. 75c. 100
2so AIDES. 6ec, Csc
zee scorpion. 2 IS,
l6o Benton Con-, a.
so Solid Silver, 40c
$50 Golden Gate, Toe
$50 Con. Dorado, IN
$40 Flowsry. l5c, 20c
$50 North BONANZA. 45c. s0c
100 Mseksy. l5c
zoe Essex. I 80
400 Pioneer. 16c
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-17
oEscRIpnoM OF THE sKAnIr

A wild and Dssolass Rsgisa- Cra'
tiers OF Extinct velesnoes-
Frightfui Prectpices ssd Ice
Cold Rivers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-17
DslehsP.

Crosscutting east and west on the 5000
level. 345 feet south Of the incline. In .
lively quartz formation which has been
encountered in the south drift and which
lies west Of the clay partition and quartz
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-17
sierra Nevada.

In the second crosscut east from the
main lateral DRIFT north. $500 level, and
from . point 500 feet north OF the east
shaft, three veins Of ore have been cut
through and 20 feet Of quartz and birds.
eye porphyry encountered. The two
veins tirst sncourts-ed gave assays Of
sac 80 and S2l 67 respectively. The
third ore vein was . feet in width. A
picked sample gave gold, $50 40; silver,
i32 GO; total. S2l9. Assays ran for
average ct from $50 10 $50. The poor.
est portion found gave gold. Sll %;
silyer. SIG So; total. S27 90. The
average Of the whole ore encountered as
shovn BY samples Of the pile where It is
.,o,sd II S25 GO. The crosscut has
inca encountered is feet Of clay and
has not yet run its face through i to see
What lies to the east. The north DRIFT
on this level il in low-grads quartz
which gives good promise; total length
from the east shaft, 56S feet. The north
drift. 2sOO lsyel, has reached . Length OF
435 feet. leaving less than 20 feet 70 run
to get under ths east shalt. S'nking
has been resumed in the vinzs from o
2400 level l35 feet north OF the incline;
total depth. So feet, this morning, Win
the bottom still in ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-17
SILVER Hill.
ssst and south o.

working east and south on tho l3Uo
level. The crosscut Il in hard porphy.
~. and the south drift 10 skirting the
vest wall Of The quartz vein encountered
1000 feet east Of the incline.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-17


The winzs is down 1877 feet below th
270O level and is averaging six feet ps
day. In the joint Belcher crosscut eas'
270O level, some delay has been eIps
risnced in order to drain and timber th
crosscut to the face. Il has now Gu
through the clay Of the ledge into good
looking quartz.
Consolidated Imperial.
The north drift on the $500 level
being extended at the rate OF 9 feet ps
day; total length 160 feet. The roc
encountered is hard porpbyry. Th
Joint Alpha WINE ID In quartz and poi
phyry and h nearing the 28oe level.
nalvsr Hill.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-18
MINING NOTES.

The Spring Valley Mining Company,
Cherokee, Ratte county, lately shipped two
bricks Of gold, worth about SlO0,O 600.
From 1868 to 1875 the estimated silver
productioa Of the United States was valued
at Sl6SS, 900, 900; for Mexico, $40, ,0O0, 600 ;
fox South America, S56, ,000, 900, and for
the rest of the world, 1000, 900.
Prospectors in the mines north of Reno,
New, assure the Journal that they are do.
ing well, but prefer to keep quiet until
they have the bullion to show. Several
are preparing to send away car loads OF ore
for reduction.
The North Carson mine, says the Ap-
peal upon which so many thousands of
dollars have been expended, Is completely
deserted. There is not even a watchman
on the ground to look after the buildings
and other property belonging to the com.
pany.
According to the Winnemucca tNev.
.Silrer State, the Humboldt reduction works,
which have stood idle for two or three
wears on account of lawsuits, are to be re.
paired and started up. Since the works
were closed down owners of mines on
which there are no mills have been obliged
to sort their ores to high grade and shiI
them to Salt Lake or San Francisco at 1
great expense.
On Monday, says the Oroville Register.
Charles Waldeyer, Superintendent OF th'
Spring Valley Gold Mining Company
brought into town and deposited in til,
Bank of Rideout, Smith & Co. gold bricl
of the value of &c., .000, the product 0
sixty days run, aud from a cleanup of only
part of the sluices. From what we learn
had the entire length of sluices beer
cleaned up there wtu d have been $40, Coz
more
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-18
Sacramento Market.

FRuIr-our Sacramento quotations are from
the price-ists of w. r Strong & Co. and are
revised up to 6 P. NJ yesterday They rep
fruits suitable for shipment Apples, eoSNgsi |;
copies papered for long shipment, 81 s6Nl 30 !;
pears, ordinary varieties 75ceS1 rs; Bartlett, sl9
IS prunes, 70@9Oc 3 ooy peaches,sl s5@1 so y
y box figs, 6@loc y h; plums in variety, 75egsl
box; oranges are very scarce, quoable at so y ID
Tahiti; lemons Sicily, so9l0 Q box; California SiQ
so; Australian, s5@5 so Q box; lines, Mexican,
slo@12 y box; bananas, sS@si SO bunch: pine
apples, 500 q dozen; tomatoes, 50td75c . boxt
watermelons, 9oca$1 Q dozen grapes, 81 4e1 60 D
case /; crabapples, 75cdSl 25; cantaloupes, 81 ESQ
so q doz The first late Crawford peaches OF the
season came to the above house yesterday from the
orchard Of d. Osborne, Courtland.
FEEp-our quotations are from the price-lists OF
E. A. Burr, of this city, and corrected to date
oat hay, ss@lo q ton, baled; alfalfa, s@s 2 ton,
baled ; bran, S11@l2 . ton; barley, sc@s5c y cwt-
ground barley, 95c@Sl g cwt., wheat, VI ioSl 40
n cyt. nats Al Sbd2 II cwt,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-18
Eastern and Foreign Markets.

New YORK, August 17th.
BREApsrUYrs-Flo and Wheat are quiet, latter
at 81 05Gl IL.
wooL-California is steady at 16al9c for fal
bury and 2092Sc for clean fall spring bury, 2S9
Soc /; clean spring, 33(9iec pulled, 100000.
HIDES California are quiet at 22a@23c.
LIyERPooL, August 17th
WHEAr-Good to choice California, 9s Cd to
los Id Spot lots are easy and penny lower
argo lots are quiet and steady weather fine
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-18
The pleasures OF Hope.

When the body is bowed with pain, y; "a
intense longing for relief brings hope. This
NAV brighten the suffering, bat it does not
cnre. At time like this how welcome is
such friend as Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, bringing hope, health and hapai-
ness. and the Joys Of renewed life
III. G. Kirk & Co.. agents, Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-18
WHITE SHIRTS!

goods Troy, purchase
quantities. prices paid
by believe
this advantage purohaing for others order
can be O our
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-18

CHEERruLLY RECOMMEND Hammers
Cascara Sagrada Bitters for dyspepsis,
babitual constipation and liver complaint.
They have made me well mar.
r. DAVIS. All X street, Sacrament
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-18
Meat Market.

Hogs arriving more freely but prices are TN.
changed. Following are the rates Of whole car
casses from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEY-Prime, 5l@6c medium grades, 4tt15c;
inferior, 3lc u n.
yEAL-Large calves, 5@6c small ones, Tie Sic
On.
MurroN-w wethers are quotable a. SIa4c, and
ewes at 36a3Ac q ID.
LAmB-Quotable at 5i@6c . h for good to choice
PoRK-Live hogs, 5d5jc fer hard and 4sIS4sc for
soft dressed do 7Id7sc u H.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-18

"Och," said a love-siek Hibernian.
"what recreation it is to be dying OF
love 1t sets the heat aching so 6elicateiy
there's no taking wink of slape for the
Measure of the pain"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-18
zone Price, and Cash Basis =.

And Batley
for a time;bu
confidence of the could
the old insignia But to-day "Icabd,
They
power people they
unwary
yesterday
quickly, lifted "THE CRITERION
Pacific oldashioned
practising preaches
grows dayt healthy
swading
progressing
n bookkeeping faith with
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-18
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
The Great Parade at Chicago I'm.
mense Number of Spectators.
BEAUTY OF THE DECORATIONS.
Grandest Affair Ever witnessed in the
Country.

lsrscrAl BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REcoRD-usros.l
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-18
WE DESIRE TOINTRODUCE TO THE NOTICE OF THE PUBLIC
Furnishing Goods
D Il p A r r M E IN T.

now facilities much
larger
complete
none on
We shall a few items purchased
ourh o advantages FIRST
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-18

HALE BROS and with little
petenton prominence?
had opposition, bed 8 o numerically
sprng existence, preaching doctrine
Iescutch bearing
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-18
/" The Men that Have Turned
the World Upside Down,
Have Come Hither Also

fg THERE A DRY
A
EVEN
"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-18
semi.weekIy Union Advertising Rates.

Half Square l time 90
Each s4fitionRl time. 90
One SQUARE time Observation-Disclosures 90
Each additional time o.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-18
THE DAILY RECORD-UNI0N.

ntered a.tAe Pos. aee saeraento as second eas at
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-18
WE HAVE LITTLE TO DREAD
BIG LEVIATHANS OR LITTLE FISH |!


pasing
fighting legitimate battle by producing the believe
opponents
morea astonishe al his o fourt kings.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-18
DENTISTRY.
DIR. w. IL. HARE.

N ENTIsT.-oTFICE, NO. COS STREET, kNe
lV between Sixth and Seventh, over Kat 8ffe9c'
Lenstein & Bradley Millinery Store. au17-Ipd
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-18
WANTED. LOST AND FOUND.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

XTTANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female. Particular attention paid to Furnish
ing Hotels Private Families and Farmers with Help
Free Of Charge to employers. HOUSTON & CO..
one door south Of Fourth and Streets Sacra
mento CITY. aul3-1pu
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-18

Much dissatisfaction was expressed when
it appeared that before the line of march was
completed almost the entire body broke ranks
and went to their tents. This was particu-
larly unsatisfactory to many thousands of
people who occupied advantageous positions
in the latter part of the line of march, for
which they had paid ex.rayagant prices in
so,pa ea COG
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-21

AI,lee4 frDm thu Afatia raRins asH IL
li,a nHnd ihsl lt,a revenue enttst 1tNlu I.s
',A ~ fts,nJ aDy tgses ~ ita s,l.si,,a ,apiDt,
Inn sfetHst Js@ng4it~ AHd sIss .t,slat., Tia
i'ttv,n l,s@ made several njp. ~ lIe,ali lss,.J,
tst hss iset, uy#iia h, mst4 i landing there.
IN seeesna III lie les,
I'rH. bsiIt. ~ ItWl,e.ier. l,aA dl.ses.
sfsJ 4 NV a,s,,et,
Official feeMd. si,0w tint ttDp t~t#ei,s
t,sf ii,au ~. NJ ,sItn~d setld.As ~ see
tnt HsL tass yes1. hss04 szg pef.,l,@ stta
sspa,sl, injured finn w. ssn,s ssase
4 I,grrii,te mine disaster ha~ t,atts,,pd
N Av,. ksAIs. Stasett b0 u,,pf. t,ss H.,
l,,4s f1,A ~stn fSmH ! wa,kAd-osl ~ htt.
lnlg IN Ktd, n HtIIi4ftDH, drssHIHs il,D.4 IN
~ h,I,.s. TN i~dlSs recovered wrrs lstui5,
tbutiIsl4A,
1'bs rsen1s snitrr Thomas t'H.tll
l.s~ f.tHtsd ~ Hss tfstpsssv. sft4, ling sal
ftHHtss fr,lse a fts Asssis Mss4 IN Hstft, "
tie espisiHx stes.sss tesHWtlv, tIs eaats
.s1stss liz tstef thai ttv J.sHi,siia slHl.titi
n. III. pssl.alsg sbs0e sH1 /. ss.Ii ttiAta, a liv
TRAIN AsaId ~ ~ ~ atsa1sb .ssi ~ s.fift
iIss sJaftl0a A sh~tlHe di~utv, ~ss
H,s1e vi N, lA1ssWA lsisHd. stfp il 49,
fyss,d tis.i tsD in iia I'm iitsslsianis Ist ~ 4
IN Ttavtaitsh Traders uvltriHe4J ~Llalt
aavats ~ v~1dN, sad tt,a i~isa1 d4t.ds,l lisis
ilsp ~ Nv v0t,%sigtAs,,,. hagterflnE NJ ~ u,
i,,ss, a~s,sl ~isssv s1t1d,4s " fassl
"Wednesday, NV. y, u tl's Canadian
tL1tksxisls4 ~.
I~D steamers btor,gta ~ ". f,tk,
ptA I*1 III ~at. sj,W,J .,su H. g,dI s.pi
sis.D1 i6 s,ttu,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-21
Eminent Alsoe,,,nkers.

Perhaps II VIVA Coleridnr ~l,n first IL.
marked upon ilir Hr.'ul number vi Hllfs,s
lnnkerA that hn,n lupnnlu eminent In
suriuna Nalks ~ life atiI certain II In
tint magazines nud newspapers have
Iulill ili lnn,, Who Al,lnitp ff,tin tlliA ults
plu,nrnt III higher lllinus n.lly Nnlb.
irri# ipr inionAtinu nispl.liea. obituary
lluiie.a nl,l special articles.
flnlti Mlaa 4 n,Hi S.,Ii,n saa,rH nlgu In
Portland I,rulml,l, nl,WlInknr. lint,
ii MI events, t,n n,n,lp#t Il, gisn his
naiue Min published d l,ta,h Which, ha
salltal /. rm,,lo,, Sharmel,....a. i n,,l thr
recent ilaan thut .luhn Nn'kili.,Al,, II
shoemaker ~ aberdeen. hns written
tsu ,elnnes ~ Il ilistnrs II ui.llika.
lion la Nenllanl will nI.a inipf.'as Ii,
anne III tlir reulir,isd naiinss Nhleh tllr
Portland aluMlnnh.f sii,',te,t,l.al III hflllR.
M tnH.tliur,
William Clifford, ils luun.ler, and
lpllp lhu editor, ~ illp i4nn,lin t(nush nv
H,ri,u, nnd il,an nl,um l,luhn1ls ~
allurlinktrryur lmd Hun' Atit,,. thrown
III linn more uli.n IN with l1iinr effect,
iuiluti, vi nrr informed, niA lunn yenrn
it liz i,4uia Hl,iel, III, Aall hllnnrlt Ia
ahaipl with II perfect lntf,s,l,"
tiunrns ifos. wl,nm, hy tIia way,
t'HrI,lu lnA celebrated IA plln
ii tin lo,l.st men in fnplull.l, z MAX.
inH lll,ne.li stii ~ lenil,rr.s divided
lin tim between making Allnea mud
curing ilr @hepp until liz innail IL preach
ihose spfinuliA III l,is, nud ~ III that
alrlsiinu work Nhi,l, linall, nnsa nniO
tn. world tlr tlrni organization, III Tin
'@npi,i, IL punknra Ilul,rii liuuniirid,
ihr ,ani. ln,.iu Hl,ra,a, unl II him II wnn
lallr. anil TINT M NAH nihti ll,,al spirit.
innI Aln.'uiulspr iliat nsrr handled MI
aNl. Huns AHl,a. tlli Ilirtsl If Luther,
nan afuis IVA fslip ,nll,H.a III srIsr
tlni ~. printed nul iisu uil.fa lint nfr
mt. ~as II u,pat dilRati lnl,ksf NJ Hliss
III quaint aid MIR, lllnfn, allI. tpf nll ha
wrote, iiss.r mnle Il dun liz luaa, lie
| AnIl. uild virtually nar,,l i Iafne fainliy
hs lin lalsor ~ l,la lianda. independent
II liia ia1irt,
Among uillrtF tliia niil,ul mentions
~ lpeH /. uultn tInn Nnal, Worcester,
isnnsr fsliurnal,. I'm, n i'll III lit, niid
lhumnH ilul.puii. ullnfs nluhi le~.s
| H.nr, Mila,ll uiM III thaul. Il,lrpd, N
should ilui hu forgotten ilnl lil. iniIuf
III john Adnnin. ul,r srrultl PRECEDENT
nnl ilp inilrr ~ nnr pisllt. nli.l many
ii #l,,# ~ l,i- ,lny during liz leianrtl Which
Ill IatM life ptsu him, Mn fDrh
Itsitnn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-21
Nhs NJ. stvletty Jru,,,svate.

Why flntulyed M lnll,asatu,eL
DyaisY VI temperance Hsa=a meeting.
"sD only ,dn .asf. IN iApl,e SHIRT
pp1liI~, The I~,1,ls II flu United states
drank 27,hGf,pit eallvt,s ~ la4r, npL
7.afsj, ,zpI yalI.d,A ~ @Iilskt W.. nll,nh
IN that bl,DuHl~ aRafapH'a .lll ,Du DRINK
iia ~i,tLsktL. rtstlnn urMlt,I IA il,p NJ.
~j~eiHtir ,ir. pfeni.I,ui~ ~ I'll. platform
ADi iD iiH liHptssais. instlae tint followed
ii,e corresponding secretary Hfur, nnl
ssEt That viii il,n ntertdl.ul ~ the Litin
dn1,s sD,a MIA rDtalp'lfuJ IL take lstura
tusslkisst auj illu nltil.inalarisI bltlprs
that W, tkJns t,r..sefllpI fet iier. anil u
IIttie l,aIs ale for tAr iirestiun uii pint
~ l,e'r VI might, NIleh si,a sailiinl rl.,sA
~ eye IN sIa4p wlilMls II. ani maybe "a,
occasional drip ~ brandy fnY tho
W,lraIaHy. she hal MT lasi..l drip IL
spiritual IN tar,enilta,s lItnlsIs sii,ra sI,g
t,lInat lj,s speiriy. AMI nt.ai I,nsi,
fall nlxH ll~ nnpilnE. Ilhn ll,1 ,.dpe III 4
man wll0 lin juri luri p@k,I ~ ilia linn
n TN hil.r.. ifarfjoUfoU HanitNf
J'Ng ansOiUt III blllinl tu,y ma.i4, III
1DwA erexMsries II Estimated il a),Dhi.,
QllO ps,NtsIlS WI s,,i,,i,a.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-21
NEWS uF rNt WEEK,


The drunken kina in hnvusah IA tssAA
We t*tlsfsfssus fas ~sf wr~a wv IsaAth
vrvel insuttv~sinr " MuhxmmeslNa.
sx.luss tist thlue*t f#v.Alh Nj ksshvsf.
Tnsap, has AnHlls arri,lri vi rr,lr
i'sivsTna II Ae.ssesxta, sna We Fasps~sn
ast sEii ~ hesns
,,stnn b. The insufficient salqas "A
asfssl2 m Ha*ts. ssssssns,a ia IN ft#a s
rsesililsi NE tsI~asasisa ~ Fssin fttm ,hs I'm
tst4 Nesstvn, shs ,ilrlsist. IA intsstarasiun
ste si1as'lun. aai ~,Ii sss ts,an,air.
l'In tnaiia*sta N Il iara ne~slsa,wt
hstf tern sesisehe. | tb III msnihA nnittsess,
H,etls
tlt ilti'isl, trnrs operating nraina,
siF tsasalat III HHtth Afttra, arn hstina
ststt istts sHHn IN A. um ,istarhar ns la
e Ms stairl ~ fest. psslsR Hs haFfmess. and
saaiief i epalsi ~ suae ,alies as,an, AMI
hsllv ~ l,ssAa..l.
4 eal,ie ,ll1aieh confirms The tamas
~ llla tHstfisrt ~ the tsat N ttasss with .lse
iaih sss huiftaull 1hc ,gst's family ,ilssp.
Ishss.w, lie ststasiifh ~rm so ilap.si, an
Hi Esslrlt,isit rasa, Tho ttrsna Dukes tim.
sisuilH AMI vladimir went Ahynai III ufslsr
that 1Lt, mluii mt ~ilness Nh. ceremony. III.
usnlaas was very private.
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tsis ilai NAs eflei fAspl With rfuAs ,untp III
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msintlt l'finr,# sill lfimt*aa participated In
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TIL PIP ias summoned ihc Irish
teledle iishois +, lssarr io take inio rui,sii.r
silsn tlsu slstHtisd condition ~ ireland.
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eaIHi, bai III driver WaA shut dad.
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lhIumei tIf i'nra suipap that ANY liie4i
altn allt,iss ii politics W H. sermons w,il H.
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