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WEEKLY MARKET SUMMARY.
,ANSAs CRY

CATHLg.- Extra prime steers 1900 and
over Sl.3j@4d0; iair t. prime, $3.50
800; native feeders, av. l 600 70 30, $40
OSLO native stockers, nv. 5000 10 600,
81 GO@S $500 native cows, fair to good, g25. o
G1S32 - Texan steers, $1,000 500.
Hous Common 70 choice ~ .BQGI "a " ;
ttockers, S2.76@$3.25
GRAfS--W Winter wheat No 2, sl.97; Win
ter wheat, No. 3, - 0ss Winter wheat, No
4, SlO7 Cprn, No, mixed, 994c; Corn
rejected, 2Slc Oats, No. ?, Ale Rye No, ?
62c.
dEsERAL PBoDucE,-Applca, per bbl.
S2.25(DSS.50 Batter, choice, 2o@2lc
Butter, medium grade, l4M1Sc Cheese.
Kansas prime, l2@1Sc; Hams, 0GOlc
lard, 7@sc; Eggs per dozen, 2O@ Pota-
toes 400 73c; Sweet potatoes, GOO SOC.
HORsEs Auction horses and ponies good.
$50 10 $'5 Auction horses and ponies, extra,
S3Ato 55 Plug horses, very common, SIC to
s25; Plug horses fair, $50 ~ -; Plug
horses, extra, so 10 SG0 Plain heavy work.
err, $50 10 SO Good heavy workers, $50 70
500; Fair 10 extra heavy workers, 800 70
$3.50.
BROKE MULIs.-Mulcs l9i ~ II hands
high, $50 10 s45 Mules IA 20 Ia hands high.
$40 to $50; Mules 14l 10 rs hands high, 500
20 S6S Mules Ia to Is hands high, extra,
SIS to - Mules 10 10 lS5hands high, SIS
to 500; Mules 10 10 l5l hands high, extra
si15 30 Sl40; Mules l59 TO 16 hands high,
$40 % $3.50
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UNITED IN DEATH.


Marriage Romance in Humble Ikfes
From the Houston (Texas) Telegram.l
Twelve years or more ago, back In the
States, NJ. Koran and the girl OF his choice
were welded, and for time lived in the
full enjoyment of their bliss. Anon, how
ever, cloud began to gather in their do.
mestic sky, no larger than speck at first,
but with the heetng days Il increased,
until the pent-up storm burst and severed
them In twain.
lloran was no rich mans son, educated
blue-blooded and high strung, but he was
a man for all that, and he loved his wife
with 4 love as warm and true as ever loved
the more favored of one kind his chosen
mate in life Butthe cup Of Joy was not
for him then, and he wandered away,
strolling after devil-may-care fashion
around, until the fates brought him to
Texas. Here, 81 elss'whare, he was sorry
dog, until two years ago he obtained ein.
ployment on the Columbus division of the
/. K q. y. road. Finding himself set
tied, and yearning for the old days, he put
himself in communication with the wife
from whom nc had strayed ten long years
before.
The affection of her earlier days she
cherished still nor did she hesitate when
he called, but answered quickly and in
August last the two currents of life which
had drifted apart were once more joined.
Horan was placed by the company at Ar
cola in charge Of = section of the road.
With his wife he went to his duty and
discharged il, winning thereby the cont
dence of his employers and the respect Of
his colaborers. Thus their lives sped ON
peacefully and quietly until last Wednes-
day, when the husband was taken i'll. He
paid little heed to the malady until Thurs-
day night, when he became worse, attrib-
utable perhapa'to the fact that his wife
was also similarly attacked. Neither of
them would take medicine, albeit they
grew worse each day. II seems that they
recognized the inevitable and were pre-
pared forit. At 10 o'clock Sunday night
Mrs. Horan sank into the slumber from
which there is no awakening, and at 10
o'clock Monday her husband followed her
into the dTeamless land. A short time
previous TO his death he arose from his
bed, went 10 her trunk, took out a few
| trinkets which she owned, placed them
upon her person, reclined himself upon
the couch beside her, and kissing the
cold face dropped into gentle. peaceful
sleep, from which he never aroused. The
collins were sent down on the Monday
morning train, and it is fact that at the
time they left here one of those for whom
they were intended was yet in the land
of the living.
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onNnnAL rnnrIaN Norna.

The Duches. OF MgriborUugh'4 Irish
relief fund amounts thus Ear 10 $500
-.Great Hoods occurred at Canary Island
on the 2iSt inst Houses and cropr were
destroyed.
"A correspondence has been discovered
proving an alliance between German Social
ists and Russian Nihlists
The committee for the distribution of
the Duchess OF Marboroughs Irish Relief
Fund, has t6,4Oo already available.
The police of Berlin have discovered a
printing press used for Sucialistic purposes.
The printer and his assistants were arrested.
Michael Dayitt has been dispatched to
West Ireland by the Land League as COM
missioner for the relief OF the popular dis
tre3s
"A youth nineteen years old attempted
tu shoot Alfonso, KING of Spain, ON Tues
day The King and Qneon were riding in II
carriage at the time. Arrest followed,
DIR McEyilIy, prominent Irish divine,
says that no amount OF private charity can
cope with the approaching famine IN Ire
land, and the only eilcctual relief will bc a
system of remuncratiyc public works
Tho Irish Relief Committee Of Toronto.
Canada, win ask the municipal council for
$4,000, and will urge prompt contributions,
as the people of ireland are now passing
through the scyerest part OF the winter.
Ahmod Monhktar Pashu has issued a
proclamation 10 the inhabitants of Gurinje
aud PLAYA, stating that those districts now
belonged 10 Montenegro, and lac telUgraphrd
the Porte on Sunday that more cunCilia-
tory disposition prevailed.
The Russian Government dnes not con
ceal It's intention of attacking Nero, and
possibly licrat, in the spring. Gen. Kauf-
mann will command AN expedition starting
from Amur nurys river, aud Gen. Ferqua-
soif another starring from the Caspian Sea
"A dispatch dated Cabul, 9th inst says
Gen. Baker has gone to kohistan with a
force consisting of 700 infantry, a regiment
of cavalry md four guns to punish the in
surgents there. MOhammed Jan has taken
MuS Il hare, and with him Towardka. The
country about Cabul is rapidly becoming
quiet.
The letter OF the Catholic clergy, of
Montreal, 10 the committee of the rish so
cieties in reference 90 proposal to collect
funds for the relief Of Distressed people.
points out that In Ireland itself where the
nature and extent of the want must be Well
and correctly known, no general movement
has so far taken place 10 draw help from
more fay ored portions of the country. and
therefore the proposal 10 collect funds in
Montreal for the relief of certain portions al
Ireland Is premature.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-08
Rlue Laws Of Vermont.
Huntington (Vt,) Free Press !

burlington WI fftt 1 Itosl
Apropos Of the recent appointment by
Gov. Proctor of a Commission for the re-
vision of the statucts of this State, we
would like to call attention to one or two
laws of the existence which the gcner-
al public, of course, have no idea, and
which have become 80 utterly obsolete
that their preservation TO this year of
grace and enlightenment is singular. For
instance, the multitudes of our people
who were charmed with Joe Jefferson's
acting or Miss Abbott's singing on recent
Saturday evenings Ito say nothing of our
shining lights who are wont on Sunday
evenings to settle the affairs of the Ma
ton at the hospitable firesides of the Van
Ness and American) little know that in
attending on those occasions they were
violating the laws of the State of Yer
mont and rendering themselves liable to
be amerced in fine. Yet such is the
case. Sec. 4 of of the ninety-third chap
Sr of the General Statuets provides
that
"If any person shall, after the setting
of the sun on the day preceding the
first dav OF the week, until after twelve
o'clock at night on the said first day of
the week. hold or resort to any ball or
dance, use or exercise any game, sport, or
play, or resort TO any tavern, inn, or
house of entertainments or amusement
or recreation, he shall pay fine not ex-
ceeding ST."
But not only audiences, but owners
and agents of opera houses, etc, and the
actors are amenable to the law. In the
10th chapter it is provided that:
"SBC lG. If any company of players
and persons whatever shall exhibit any
tragedies, comedies, farces or other dra-
matte pieces or compositions, or any
pantomimes or other theatrical shows
whatever in any public theatre or else
where in this State, for money or other
| valuable thing, as reward for their
services and labor therein, or under color
of gratuity therefor, each person so eX-
hibiting shall forfeit and pay a fine not
exceeding 5000"
The idea being, We suppose, that dra-
| matte companies should give the hardy
! Nermonters free shows.
SEc. II. If any person shall exhibit oT
cause to be exhibited on any public stage
or place within this State any games
tricks, plays, wax figures, or other shows
ventriloquism, tumbling, roPe-dancing
puppet shows, or feats of uncommon
dexterity or agility of body (which puts
a quietus on walking matchesl, he shall
be punished by fine not exceeding
5000"
SEc. is provides that the owner or oe-
cupieT of any house where the preced
ing dreadful crimes are committed shall
be fined not exceeding $50 for eact
otfense.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-08

persons appeared to buy he spoke so
uniayorably ofthe place and its surround
ings that they went away disgusted He
now did no business at all. The people
had become indolentand Indifferent, and
the storekeeper was drifting ON toward
ruin. Their school teachers year after
year got the blues and left the place be-
fore the school term had expired. Croll,
seated in his bar room, disheveled and
haggard, surrounded by crowd OF
loafers, would discourse on his approach
ing ruin.
He knew how much he was worth,
what his loss was per day, and conse-
quently how long il would be till he was
a beggar, lie seemed determined 10 fail,
TO be utterly ruined, and made no effort
10 avert the misfortune. He frequently
reminded the lime burners and the mer-
chants Of the place that a similar fate
awaited them, and told them exactly
how long they would last At the time
predicted the sheriff came along and sold
aim out of house and home He then
moved back into less pretentious dwell
ling, and has since resided there, often
without enough TO eat. The whole place
has become the abode of misery and
wretchedness.
ago IN this region belief in witchcrsfi
was almost universal. The most absurd
stories were credited Even now not q
few are to be found who believe that
CrOll and his town are laboring under
the curse Of the black-cyed girl, or are
in other words, bewitched.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-08
Relio. of nepeaiot Aru.II.

"reminiscences of Benedict Arnold
have been going the rounds since the re-
cent death Of Mrs. Ann Hinman Kellogg,
of Fairfield town, whose mother, it is said,
aimed a musket at Arnold at the time of
the burning Of New London, in 1881, and
would have killed him, except that the
piece missed fire. The proposition to
build monument to Major Andre at
Tarrytown has also led to the recalling
of incidents in Arnold's career. There Is
one reminiscence of that character which
has not been mentioned. Several years
ago a gentleman of Brooklyn, who has
long been noted for his love of rare books,
manuscripts, pamphlets and engrayings,
came into the possession of document
signed by Arnold and friend, which he
has carefully treasured until the present
day. The paper is a written pledge that
the man who should be MANNED first
should receive from the other the gift OF
& silver teapot, of the value OF els. The
paper was dated before the Revolutionary
war, and was signed by II gentleman by
the name of Adams as witness. The
paper is now worn and stained with time,
but the writing is as black and legible as
the day it was written. Not long ago
man came into the Office of the SWner of
! this precious document, and said, 81 un-
derstand you are gtherer Of old things.
| Here is something l want to show you
| S. NJ. l.. Barlows wants II and has offered
10 pay so much for il, but you can have
| il If you will give "a certain other sum-
naming IT, "Well,n was the reply, "let's
soe It." The man began unfolding care
fully an aHcient, time-stained document,
upon which, as he was opening it, there
appeared the striking signature Of Bene-
diet Arnold. The signature was recog-
niEed the moment ii was seen, although
il was upside down, and the bargain was
closed without moments delay. The
paper turned out 10 be a bet between
Arnold and Adams. The witness of the
document referred 70 above, in reference
/ TO which OF the two mon would probably
| be married first, and II contained pledge
that the one which was first married
should receive gin Of silver plate worth
| els from the other. The paper was Wit
messed by the man who made the first
lbet with Arnold. The two documents
bore the same date, and had evidently
been written ut the same time They
had been separated for over hundred
years, and had fnally come together
again in the ownership of the same
gentleman. The discovery Of this second
document Is considered one Of the best
finds" of the day among antiquariRns Of
the city, and the fortunate owner of the
| two papers is greatly enVied.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-08
THE snIlrH

On Tuesday, III Colored immigrants,
from North Carolina, reached Petersburg
Va, on their way to indianapolis.
n. D Sadler, late Representative in the
Legislature from franklin county, Arkn-
sas, was assassinated at his homo on Mon
day by unknown parties.
Col. +. NJ Lavender died at Franklin,
Tenn, Monday morning, after long and
painful spell Of sickness. lie was Lienten.-
ant Colonel OF the Twentieth Tennessee
regiment In the late war, and made gallant
officer, beloved by both oflicers and pri-
Yates
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-08
OTHER MARKETS.

Sr Iouis. Wheat, January, 81 34l; Feb
ruary sl39; March, tl.43. Corn, January.
36le; February. Ssac; March, 40o; May. a2ae.
NEW YORK Wheat, nominal; No. ,
Chicago, Si42@1.43; No. Milwaukee,
81 l,l4@i4G No red winter, s1.5al@
SIS; No. 2 amber, sl.52. Corn, quiet No.
2 6Alc.
CHICAGO Wheat, January, 81 ga; Feb-
ruaTy, 81 20t, Corn, December, 39sc; Jan
uAry, 40c; February, 40l@ 4oae; May f55@
46e. Oats, December, Sac Jan aasy, 340
February, S4scj Aey s3sc.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-08
The English Parliament Clock.

The large clock at the English House
of Parliament is the largest one in the
world. The four dials Of the clock are
thirty-two feet in diameter. Every half
minute the point of the minute hand
moves nearly seventy inches. The clock
will go eight and half days, but will
only strike for seven and half, thus
indicating any neglect in winding ii up.
The mere winding up of the striking
apparatus takes two hours. The pendu-
lum is fifteen feet long the wheels are
Of cast iron; the hour bell is eight feet
high and nine feet in diameter, weighing
nearly fifteen tons, and the hammer
alone weighs more than 400 pounds.
This clock strikes the quarter hours, and
by its strokes the short hand reporters
regulate their labors At every stroke q
new reporter takes the place Of the old
one, while the first retires to write out
the notes that he has taken during the
previous fifteen minutes.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-08

Is a recent speech, Sir Henry Drum
mond Wolf told his constituents that in
Russia, Germany, and Austria, he had
nearly every day lSr II. has been Gov
ernment Commissioner In the Eastl seen
soldiers struck in the face by officers.
No wonder they emigrats to avoid cen
scription.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-08

February 4th has been designated as
the date for holding the State Convention
by the Republicans of Pennsylvania.
George Noyes at ST. Johnsburg, w.,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-08

There is nothing 80 charming as the
innocence Of children. Mamma" said
a ive-year-old, the other day, Il wish
you wouldn't leave me to take care Of
baby again. He was SO bad that l had
to eat all the sponge cake and two jars of
npsberry jam TO amuse him,--San FFaR-
sisGO Poa.
, 1880-05-28

elegant an,! +eQnni American lntica to walk tho
strrrts nf tholr taisrr files ut Hll hours q THO
hty MI,l night, wholly unattended, running no
dahKrr 1t insult. on such fccriAlOhs lrum thnse
who1l they Ichnnco to encounter. ,
texs.. q on, af II t,.a ,ifi .cv u m rna weil.knnw,,
changes IN tho Ancrcun cl,nasc lind rccrrntfy
spri,nE UP and. ~ Tho lovers nst ftco tt t!ut'.
Arttu wltit. which wns sweeping HcrfMs tho r!v.
e. stt1gt fronl tho Icy re4ls'lls Vi Labrador md
- ! xhnll ncvnr hccomo the wife Of rowhatan
J.. Hrnwm!' rxc'H'msd Louisiana. In passionate
tones. utter hrr lnvcr hAtl erectet! her. wnnld
q ny s',,,nry a9,lnst tiils u,fsthoriy niccc ii
fyrnnHyl And shall certainly do -, unless y1nI
s,,l ass T!!s . hvt .t VIZ; ;p9 y y; yc this very night
txh Rsr,ap, , paxs!ly 'ntrr;'iF % no to
s SfW rnsm ar " M1 te f .rrnt"n @ ' "f
lt,cal metropolitan Iitc. The invcrs are srcrctly
.nIrr!cti lhat sumo night. ami s'x,n nfterwnt,l
utter N delightful trp nf two daya"i ii. t.,oy
nrgtt,s q *n9'l tho honry,n.'. Her; nst
WHOSE lacc an,! tcnca.or s.irgeyt inciancIli,ly
ttst: h. lay 5tx!aa!Iy ,,e!nnys to me p
..xccption.of tcathur hend-'ircss and II quaint
f'c b, "f.fin. ss"x 60, Trc1ItIy at's! y.;;s
re:uit 80 perfect .6osat,.heii u tl.cavr!y. for
,yns w,sn..i mi xft,' ross u,,o ~ ,,nn,in,ns,
whu ha, vlsi,ai the f.,,,t,t,, srrtjent.ut whor,,
shn ,iwr1t Xftcr iholr I'm nrrnw,, IL" hnnnv I,nir
tmIttry. md ut tSn%th i,er h,s',as,d wta,rint T
hor ind sllu,ntfrsiy ,i,.snrtti trr. Mic r,rt, viii,
tic Injustice. however, mi rffr,,,,cI Irran TX
F,rke ss,tmi1,y i1er f,I,riir nn,ur sht, Ind ,vrr
tu,, lr1,t, k,,,x1, ns Wrt fr,mu'tls III, ami hn,t
uf si,tifcnt fnhcrtanru 10 s,,t,,r,rt herself in
tn,rlrrnfn rn,f;,rt Ni1. irMl1uIs stiti inyns brr
f,i,hirs4 hnrt,sn if,m,vh n,,r hns rrslvnt.l iii
h,,tr uf i}nr tTSlnItntFi ns s wiit.. Xt it1 en,i
az.
, 1880-05-28

securities their snte tr.ntmistinn and
lIt,. III .t,iIs"ti,n !" thc ,' cnarsnt "f sh!ppcra,
nrr mt within tho l.ani tluttes of ruilYny cnnr:
',Iet and ar, within tde 'lnil,: t.!,s1,srtaEnx. n
.xtrs,' Gomyaoi"r. ana II tt,sy aro t,,-
ea .ry to nnaii tion i'm to 'p,l'm rirm "ii tioIr
.l,tic.s Tho pnhltc VII !'e Injured. md
s"ar n ssis. rho sursnsnn "i n ii" that = rowNy
t,r"p"rty Is trlvn." property t., ho fnanngb,l Gs
iho rayny t,1ctat. n,ay clGct. 4 more rlaus!hlc
hound to fMciliinta thu hlislness of tho express
.,nnimn!"s rs # Is tho business Ut private
rist 70 tho fa.!fties I hertdfore a aeao,e. % L,
ho .a q tnn = 5.liway passenger t,ns ., sor The
tiiis tar tho MI delivery thcr"of :Ihis cEafm:
wr;l !tnind.s has letn accorlcd In THO I''sf. md
:l'lcstloil euul'' mt have nr.ni,: Tho country
,iic1ltai tevci";incnt. Th@ raIlwu!y " has ill., bceii
.N,t.1ta! n n,,.lusl',g thiu cl,anrc: Tho eS.
Sss s'"iei ss hy' I" so a." r s.'t'e s,cnEses Esy
ss,nc1 S,sa ,Fo,T VII tf s1;is so;@1sSss
by tlioin In connection thcrrwlth. s.tci, scry-
icc+ tho rawuy cotnpantes ure not specifically
5en il i withst irea obligation % to II, % -. II
thoy undertake. tn perform tllen they can-
e. TT cxe s!% m 'Ds"y .,s, thSsr' tSo nrr "r ,S r5nt
Eas S ,'s.ar s !s q MT 1t rsss; @ @ h!s @ ."s
vas. to tllun,aeI,rs hi cxrll,4vS right, ,tn p,r-
fern tho.n servaccs on behnlf nf thc p,iho
formed Sy Inc uxrrcs. companies, is ut emit
railway con1ptnIcs fos,erNl tho business ot ~
Up "isd uond.tsietl viii, tiiclr assent MT, ussiss
n'lce and tho r,wlty ct'mphnIcs are therefore
tntUctuss tho lhiBt4Y 'Ntni r,tfUt,I1 Ut 0xpresa
, 1880-05-28
TOBACCO IN ILLINOIS.


The 1lcEfe l.ontracts-Xyhnt Arc Thry
Stxefas Corr.Ipmftnre nj The chfea2o Tfthuns.
Sl1IsusiElp ILL.,, Mny 1l-At the request Of
tho "Tllrrc-S,ntes Tuhucco AssNlntIon." tho
Hon. Jnhn II. Oi'crly !n,s obtulncl tho slxnn-
lures 1T tho State SIlccrs 10 nie,nura to Con-
gress prly!ng Tor uctiuh by the Government OIL
whnt atc kunwn rs tho " Reggie Cnntrncts."
Whit the Ncyic contracts sire, anu what intos-
cat my nf The people "f Illinois have In those
c',ntrttts, Is thus explained by Mr.. OhcrIy:
Tol,1ccu Is produced i'll illinois In tho Cuunt1es
nr Alexander, Iloud, Clny, Clatosl, Crnw-
iiorl, cYmSo',ram', !.',i y, Faystto. FsankIn, Ga-
sot, a :!:tss'' !ce siqee', % Mar" @ % Mas.as, Nsi. %
, !s rSSsy WI.h rt %s4a,s, S f%Sssx Whit, S%;,s %,'s
IL NJ so;!,h q lbe ohlo s Ml:si+strp' ltuilro.a
s9 e ieSey s sS: p hs q !asExS sE"S ES
seed lcaf unh other varieties. nre lte-
h',ina snnrkeis for cEar-wr,rpcrs ind er.tin.
produced IN the middle co!lntlca Of tho statn
ers fnr filters mud wrappers.
t wail r. ,1' 'GSeo ,h y ICY Srow oSer arr
rIss! no. 70 % 81 s!s' Dcess,ss tho G"yernMsuts iS %
rynl|y - E:s,.,a,s a. 4, ths priss y, ii ~
nyluE T., Auerlcai tohacc1. rHIscrs tho rtHht III
sell thesr tn!arco to tho tobNccudcnlurs ut tht,s
countries. Each nr tho Govcrnments ials,td
amount Of ttnrc', 1T curtain rnaxin,um price,
,lnI lhen tho GnsIrnmultL lisposes nj the ttD.tc
co 10 It's Subjects, ind In this 'say obtains aruv-
Fur example,; Tho Government Of Frnuco
requires al!N, lioEsheuds nf totnsccn annually.
Its, Murroirs tn my Hin ccrt;il,, prco " ,,sr
pound. Tho aueht offers rs mich Icss ~ tr
I,lcslss Our toiMcet,- -raisers Irillsu his utter,
, 1880-05-28

with lin I,ur-rs &, Stuucy Frank tsus.rH and ltnt-
rt. I"IO iHrYr. nrm lut,tfi with hIurk walnut and
ntGgr hnrdwnnl untrr in ltle IN, ThrY ali tarFr
ttain Gnu. Gt, ttncA ftr hn,s,nu and piin pi,n p-
ptsrs jptr nI,cn rnIlc intmt,ui TIM net,<s4ity fr
t,fy1,fn1nf II hit ,,nti;t,nI nl1tt,ilR bY stGni
ii win rrIu,rtui list uynf,Jnv Tint tile t,ropcttcr
munster CtI,-nTt i{,rgn w Adams Ind tccn cflr-
igrud 10 arrtyc i"r c.rr nj lin gGinx r1,,es,
uir,H,yna T.
Atpo,,o,, ~, ,v,,ns.Irr t1,o ,cov A A,,c,,,ro ro.
r. ~ y tt.tiHth".,{ tus H'IW HmeEn,lus: "n1
eHh, bY H. ChnFh"d to H. oonyenui consideration
',"nr ,,,,o,,u,xr. tr,,, .tc t,o,ro,, t,.,,,Iv.
Svn uM "..H5 n. ,tsun snum tn !.stThL .".c"Muuvt
Mnref t mi @ tn non. % Gnt'efs lrLt nn te G!ty ~
ii"rH Isynn.c nX,, h't u "ofk OH tna s'a"n"Fu
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