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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-09

Upon rc.assembiing House bill 1853
authorizing the Auditor to transfer the
claim OF the State against the Merchants
Bank OF Charleston, which was under con.
,ideration ut the time tue Senate took a
recess, was taken up.
The full text OF the bill is as follows:
Be il enacted, ETC.:
That the Auditor is hereby authorized to
transfer and assign, without recourse to any
person or persons who may be willing II
purchase the same, the claim Of the State
lgainSt the Merchants Bank OF Charleston
provided that the satd transfer and assign.
ment shall not be made until the sum oI
twenty thousand dollars, rs Of January ],
1882, is paid or secured TO be paid for such
claim; and provided also that the taxed
costs paid and incurred by the State in
prosecuting said claim against said bank
md its suretics ure also paid or secured Ia
be paid. .
Mr. Newman spoke against the passage
Of the bill on account Of the principle in,
volved, and said that he was opposed &c
the compromise OF the States claim. i
the whole amount could not be recovered,
he was not in favor Of taking SO small q
sum in settlement.
Mr.. Smith thought it was better to lost
the $50, 900 than 10 be party 10 the com
promise, that the money on deposit was
obtained by fraud and that the PROPOSE
ton Of settlement savored OF the same.
Mr.. Faulkner said that the arguments O
the two gentlemen showed tn they knew
nothing about the circamst.t ces OF the
proposed settlement. They had confessed
! It, and their arguments substantated tina
confession. Mr.. Faulkner advocated tn,
bill because he thought it was the best
thing the State could do in the matter
Mr.. Dennis favored the passage OF th,
bill, and said he thought It was the best Il
settle the matter. Mr.. Brown also favored
the passage Of the bill.
Mr.. DOnehoo moved TO recommit tn,
bill to the Finance Committee, but thu
motion was defeated, and the question re
curing on the passage Of tho bill it wa
passed with its title.
On the motion OF Mr. Dawson, Scnatt
bill III, in relation to charges for legal nd
vertisements, was taken from tho table
Mr.. Roberts offered m amendment to tn
same, and pending its consideration tn
Senate adjourned.
Before adjournment was announces
President Summers had read m Invitation
from the Board Of Education to the Sena
tors inviting them to visit public school
on the 22nd inst.
On motion Of Mr.. Brown It was
Rc'Olrcd, That the thanks of the senat
he respectfully returned to Hon. Andre,
Wilson, and other school authorities c
Wheeling; for their kind invitation, and til
same is cheeriully accepted.
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WEST VIRGINIA. LEGlsLArURE.
YeSterdpy's Proceedings In the senate
aud House Of Delegate.


aud House of Delegates.
The Senate met at the usual hour yester
day morning, and the session was openet
with prayer by Rev. r. II, swope, Of St
Mathews Episcopal Church.
Mr., Roberts offered the following:
Ltesolred, That the Committee on the
Judiciary be instructed 10 inquire wLal
legislation, II any is necessary, in proceed
tngs for the condemnation Of the rights oil
way Tor road purposes, to secure 10 The
owners Of land the right to have the dam.
ages thereto asCertained by Jury, of twelve
men, and report by bill or otherwise,
Adopted.
Mr. Deunis from the Judiciary Commit.
Tee, submitted number Of bills that the
committee had had under consideration.
House bill No. $50, concerning oienses
relating to elections, was ordered to its
second reading.
On the motion OF Mr.. Stollings House
bill 337, bill amending section one Of
chapterone hundred and twenty.one Of the
acts OF one thousand eight hundred and
seventy.seven, passed February twenty
eight, one thousand eight hundred and
seyenty.seyeu, entitled IAN act authoriz-
ing the formation Of corporations for the
purpose Of constructing booms or dams
!or the purpose OF stopping aud securing
boats, rats, logs, masts, slaves, ties, spars
and other timber In certain counties In
Illis State" as amended and re-enacted by
chapter thirty-nine Of the acts Of one
thousand eight hundred and eighty.one,
al NnVN H., nd MIL 4.
bred and eighty.One, and approved March
twelve, one thousand eight hundred and
eighty.one," WIS taken up under a suspen-
sion OF the rules passed 10 its second read
ing, and on the further motion OF the same
gentleman the order OF the calendar was
suspended and the bill read u third time
and passed.
Tie hour OF 1880 o'clock having arrived
the special order for that time, Senate Bit
l72, in relation TO enforcing DEGREES aud
orders, doeketiHg judgments and OF other
liens Of the like nature, and the limitations
Of proceedings on judgments, was taken up
Tor consideration, with the following pend
ing amendment offered by Mr.. Brown: "a
lien Of judgment may always be enforced
in court Of equity, and q sale Of the real
estate affected by such lien, or SO much Of
such real estate as may be necessary, may
be had il the rents, issues and profits Of al !
tue real estate owned by the debtor in this
state will not yield rent sufficient in five
Year,, ii rented out, to pay the, demand Of
the plaintiff, and such enquiry shall be had
IN every such suit il demanded by such |
debtor"
Amendments to the amendment were
Offered by Messrs. Faulkner and Donehoo,
and on the motion Of Mr.. Smith the bill
was recommitted to the Judiciary Com.
mittee.
Recess.
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Piles! Piles! Piles!
ASnrc Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

AmN CurC 10, Blind, Bleeding, Itching and u
eshied Pile has been discovered by DR.. william,
ian indian remedy, called Dr. Williams Indian
Sa'mSni A dusie box has cured The, wOHi
ehnnic Eases u - or 20 yCnN standing. No one
deit8l soothing medicine. LOilouS, instruments
and elTuSrlvs do more harm than ROOd., Will
tlns Ointment absuIs the tumOr, HllNyE the In
Iens itrhiag liarticHlArly Vt night after getting
warm In bell Gcts Us pOIllicC, gives Instant and
IAinlr. relief, aud tSptcpArrd ouly for Piles, Itch
Read wEA the Hon. J. NJ. COfliNbcrry, u Clcve
llnd Nys about pr. Williams lnLIan Pile Oint
Neat: have used SCorrs Of Pile Cures, and 4
hGJnlImc pleasure 10 Ny that have never found
Aaythng which gave such immediate md peEnR
Nehi relief as Dr. Williams Indian Ointment
SIby LOGAN 4 Co., Bridge Corner, wheeling
~ Oy all druggists, or mailed OF receipt OF price
N@ HENRY & CO., PrUp'H,,
de6,EoW G. vrSey Street, New York city,
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INV YoRK, February 6-~wooL Quiet and
steady; dOmestIce fleece SeA6Oc pulled 2ai2c. nm,
washed l9ASSc; Texas llASlc.
PTrnsuRaH, February e.-Petroleum dull, United
Certificates steady closed ct $50; refined no M
philAdalphlA delIyety. - 4
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We will send Or. Dyes celebrated Electro
voltaic Belts aud other electric appliance,
on trial for thirty days to young men anj
older persons who are afflicted with neryou,
debility, lost vitality, etc, guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete restoration O
vigos and manhood. Also for rheumatism
neuralgia, paralysis, liver and kidney din
culties, rupturtS and many other diseases
Illustrated pamphlet sent free. AddFeS
voltaic Belt Co., Marshall. Mich. Trns4w
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MoeE persons have been cured with PEnuSy
than with all other remedies put together.
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ZEPT. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, W. Va.
Catarrh, Polypus Of Nose, Impaired Voice.-sui.
!etcd for yeAr; patent medicine failed 70 help me
CHARLES cHADDuCK,
Of speidel 4 Co., Wheeling, VIVA,
Uybpepsa and UIccrated Standardization
,ot yea6 failed 70 give me relief Dr.. amith cured
rs." THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent.
NtS'-"iiad them for fourteen years Dr.. smith
Mteu me-" LOUIS II. WASHINGTON.
tR.fctcd for fourteen years, Nothing eccmed 70
1elp MIN. Dr.. Smith cured him,
MRS. CATHERINE CARS,
Market street, Wheeling, ". Va.
suffered Tor yeNrS with cancer. Had Il
cut out three tlMes II fCtu NED AFTER each opera.
slSn. Dr. Smith cured me wr,S"at ksite c:asic CT
t,ilts FiStul1 81 AnuE,-kIAL vi lHy back tUl Is
ss ", , HGPolsed 9ying. pE Smith cured me With
THoI4s CoLv1S,
Wholesale Grocer, Main ST. Wheeling, WA.
w, vi!SF4t1ns Of Eeetun, ,PTo.apsus and HleA-
lr su!th cured ne without knife"
WASHINGTON DELANY,
Martins Ferry
eryices In my family have been most satisfactory
md COMMEND him to all AZ gentleman and
kllliul physician"
=, Mn; Margaret KS!b says;-"1 had been suffering
or seven ye4S and treated by many physicians iOf
dyspepsia. d.. Smith said had q tApc-worm and
IN eight honH removed a monster 100 feet long"
Female OmplRIntS.-Three yeRn In hospitals for
emAles give me peculiar advantages In such cases.
PefSouS cured OF cAttrrh diseases OF heart liver,
tomGeh, Kidneys skin, blood, nervous affections
md weaknesses Of men and youth, sCI0iulA and
ts!tniR testify to my success
Piles cured without the knife,
lHlenS at a distance may DO treated by letter and
aslSlaettoR guaranteed. chart for SclI examlna.
ana Sett on receipt Of two thrCeccnt stamps and
Idyice returned free.
Consultation ii otllce free Once houEs IFa2n "a,
Z. 10 !, n, sally. Sunday from . to ST.. u. Cali
o 81 sH'FC' o. r,v.,Ti :; s MECaII n
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Mr.. sydenstricker, Delegate from Green.
hFier county, opened the session OF the
House with prayer yesterday. The read.
ing Of the journal Of the previous session
was omitted by motion OF Mr.. Day.
Mr.. Dodrill offered the following reso.
luton:
Rcsolred, That from and after to-day until
otherwise ordered, this House shalI begin
and hold its sessions us follows: From $50
o'clock A. NJ. to l2:30r. NJ, and from 23C
r. NJ. to 5:3OP VI.
Mr.. Tulkeson objected to taking time
with the immediate consideration OF this
motion, and accordingly it went over
aRder the rules
On motion Of Mr.. Riley it was ordered
that the Clerk OF the House make out and
have printed each day with the journal o.
the days proceedings, the calendar for the
succeeding day.
Mr.. Grantham presented still another
petition asking the passage OF the Pro
hibition resolution. 1t was signed By l. S
Melvin and % other voters OF Jefferson
county.
TIE WHEELING CHARTER.
Mr., KcpnGr presented o number Of peti
tiOns, signed by citizens Of this city, askinI
that Senate Bill No. ZOE, amending TIL
charter OF the city OF Wheeling, be rejected
or so amended as to leave the question o
changing the form OF governing certai,
departments to vote Of the citizens 0
the city, as follows:
That Of ]. W. Boring and 10 others.
That OF A. 3. Lukcus and Others.
That OF Henry Michaels and others.
That OF Conrad John and % others.
That OF John Klevis and l6 others.
That Of Albert Graham and - others.
That OF John. Salade and 10 others.
That Of Austin AlCIlail and 9 others.
That OF Wm. H. Severing and i3 other.
That Of John Smith and 5 others.
That of Geo. T. Bolt and 10 others.
That Of @. DriscOll and II Others.
That Of John j. Kenny and u others.
That Of VIM. Gilligan and 81 others.
That Of Paul Solden and % others.
That OF Moses Kennedy and "a others.
That OF John Smith and % others.
That Of Martin Korrell and p Others.
That OF Henry Nollinger and 60 ether
Tint Of 7. A. Delbrugge and so others.
That OF w. Hartenstein and As others.
That OF Geo. Rodenhaugh and "a Other
That OF Andrew MCKINLEY and q other.
That Of Robert McClary and SO others.
That of s. Hastings and 20 Others. ;
That OF Lawrence Heller and 90 other
J That Of Peter Miller and IS others,
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.DE, EEaziaI's Root BiitREs,

NNAtSN ~
lml'sts liNoi RittcrS are not diam shop whisky
gSNy1se, but ar strictly medicinal 10 every scIVc,
M LaeE ny Nnufly ulOn the liver and kidneys keep
tSe ,hVGh Oirn Rnd regular wake the weak strong
a. the iunS, build M the nerves aud ctcNttse the
UISl sud yNlCm Of every impurtty.
:, Fot Dizziness, Rush Of Blood to the Head, tendlnE
@@di4f5ety, Dyspepsia, Fever and AgHc, Bf6iey,
naP!es and BlOl,hes SCrOiuluus HunlOn and
N'S letter, King Worm, White Swellhlg, ErySIpe
~ inS Se'e EyeS, and Hor young meH SUFFERING iron
MaEnGSs OF Dohlliiy caused IRON lmprudenCC, and
70 letnale ~ delicate health, FTAEIcrs Root hltIeR
at especially recommended
q. FRAZIER: have used two bottles Of yOnr Root
MI wv. LOT ulstcIsiA, hkInCSs, Weakness and Kid
ney NIScA'e. and they dld mr. MON COED thnD The
SoSlGn and NJ the medicine ever used, From The
uIsi t uose tNHE brgan to mend, and | am now ~
lStlrt health, and ieC ~ well aS ever did con.
slider your medicine one III ihp rrrntr,i oI blessings
e.,, MRS, N. MARTIN, Cleveland, Ohio.
~ SSi y. y LogEn 4 20, bridge Conner, Wheeling
A.. HtNRN 4 60, Sole PrOp'n.,
GM-EnM C2 NcScy street, New York CITY.
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MEDICAL.
Or. ]. E. SMITH,
NO. Of TWELFTH STREET.

S'V' VI I NIE IN oINHEIs
me hest evidence Of PhyhClAn's success Is the tes
itnohy OF bis patientE fheiHcreRstng demands fol
ny professional services prove that have dealt
aononbly and fairly with those who have consulted
2e. never thse 4 patiently name without pefhii4
Won, though have many hundred certificates from
nose whom have cured after they had been pro
lenurtd !HcuVaSie, Ath0E0Ugh nedlcal ed pcRtloR,
MN many years hospital experience and familiarity
WIN therapeutic agpntS, close observance Of tenn.
petgmenlll PecnlMFitles and strict attention 10
nygiSnlc management lnSuFes success, II cure d
polDle aud frankly give the patient my opinion.
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on all night Trains ''-ee -
Cl95e connections are made for all points South
ll ~ SoHNtnWeat North and Northwest, making this
AdeEnble routN for colonSts and pefsnnS Tnoyina
70 the great West, aud 70 whom particular attention
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Sunday express leaves Wheeling at sol A. w.. A..
riVes WellSburB 500 ", SteubenVille 9:2S A n.
making close connection for western points.
Trains leaving Columbus at $40 ?. n and 1856 A.
Columbus daily, except Sunday, a 500 p N. VIM
sleeping cur attached, arriving In Chicago At IN
next morning. Berths can be secured In ADVANCE N
Union Depot Ticket Office, CotImbuS. '''''S~ -
PullmAn'S Palace Drawing Room sleenInV Cav.
thtough without Change from Steubenviltc EaSt II
Phtisdeirhf2 and New York. West 10 CoIuinbus'
cincinnati, LouIsTine, Indianapolis and st, iouiE
accommodations and any further iniofmGtioI IN.
ply % JOS. N. BEILEVILLE, Ticket NGSni nj bsi.
handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street, or ii Civ
Ticket once, under 4cLBFe HoHSe Wheeling.
D. W. CALDWELL
Genl Manager Pittsburgh. Pa.
X A. IpRD
GEM PAIS. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh. Pm.
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HONTE PROOF'

. Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
suffered TerTtbly.-"Eothlng seemed 70 help me =;
could not get out Of bed. Dr.. Smith cured me-"
ZEPT PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, W. Va.
Catarrh, Polypus OF Nose, Impaired Voice.-sui.
!stcd iqr yeaEs patent medicine failed 10 help me.
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NEW YoRk, February s.-DRY GoobS.-Ths zen.
erll features OF the market arc unchanged. blCSs
for moderate 9ulnUtics q moro staple styles,
though the sFeialtleS and novelties arc In free se
N flnghAmS there Is M active movement for hi
WoolenS arc In very good Inquiry for autumn Wants
and orleH are being placed with some freedom,
Cott0nadeS have been In light inquiry. Kentucky
cans are without special demand. Underwear md
engagements
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PHIhAPELsHiA, February S-Fiour quiet and TIN,
RED In elevator 81 S7l5s No. red February 81 Isl:
=! ~ March 81 4H4al Il; April 81 499i I2tE: MAJ
81 4.4Hl 4?1s: Corn dull and nominal; steamer ii
grain depot 65ISc; No; IN grain depot Csc: do on
Track, Dblbbc; sSil mixed and yellow Ia gflIH de.
pot 6GSa6lC; sail mixed Februsry 61G6iJic.
March 6S14aSsllSc; April 90 faGg4c MAY 70IiW7JS.c
oa@ quiet and steady; No While 49aigIsc; M,
~ 4SS; No do i7c. Provisions hrn; India mess
~ SOa26 OO: hams, smoked, 81! Goals w. Lard
kettle, Sll sI1shl? "; steam Sill 5Sall CO. BltieF
choice scarce aud tlrnS Others dull, Cheese and
petroleum steady aud unchanged, WHISKY ouiuI
and steady, Otheh unchanged 1~'S'
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EAST LlDERrY, February s.-cattlo-Recein,s
?S9 head. Market dull best 80 OOaG ~ fair 10 sSod
s. 2ial Is: common 81 15a5 %, ~ rNVN
llog-Receigts 200 head Market slow; PhIl..
delphlHS 81 bOd7 Is; Workers Sd 60i6 50.
Sheep-IlscciptS li0O head Market fair and
prices ranging from s. hQAb u.s. ''N
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and light S. 6Oa7 %: packing and butcher q ia
z 90. Receipts ,ae0 head; shipments SS5 bead.
TrTusvlIE, February son opened al SSNe;
highest s6lc: lowest Sc; closed ii s55Ec. SHIP.
menta ~, 292 barrels; runs s., 900 barrels. .
INV SoRK, February s.-LEATuEE-o Quiet and
rnchSnGedi Hemt0eS sole 2tG2Sc,
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BEtbFohp, Pa, February son market dull and
heavy; opened At SSc: advanced 10 SJssc; declined
70 ~ 9 aS 2 M and closed at 7sC bid,
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WHEELING, PITTS AND BALTIMORE DIV
LGsye WhGeling....e:tO 4, ", llOF, ", E60P. 4,
No trains run on this Division on Sunday,
Tickets 70 all principal points on SaiS II Depot.
NICE open At all hond during the day.
information 10 tho travelling public cheerfutty
Given. vi. III CiIEfESTY N N n
X ]. DEVRIFS, Gehl Agent WhOeiinS
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CINCINNATI, February S-COtton In fair demand
but ~ lDWer rates NJ IlSsr. Flour easier Lll moi
Iuettbly lower: Wheat dull, weak and lower; No.
red winter 81 sal S. Coru dull and dropping: No.
lower at siO9 barley dull at 81 o.. Fork lrm al
SIS ", lard quiet ut ST. l2S. Bulk meatS in
fair demand; shoulders 81 co. clear rib 50 6S. Bacon
hLn; shoulders " or clear rib $40 10; clear 81 Oh,
whisky firm al y II; combination sales OF finished
goo y 4oo barrels, OH basis Of 81 II. Butter firm
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NEw ORLEANS, February S.-coTee in lAlr de.
Sugar qpIeI and aH8; inferior 20 Rs1i Common q
G'4e. common e good common G1{A7c: yellow Gle ii.
fed S1{aSNc NNlaSes In iuir deuiand:' open kettle
Colnnnn ISa45c: fair bOa6SF. npiIno ES.sSr S>''S
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NV Y0EK, February NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
copper dull and unchanged. Pig Iron quiet and Arm:
Scotch 81 0oa23 o1 American 81 6Gtg7 90, HQs.Is
!heetinE 81? 0OalS % Nails cut, g So clnch Is Ola
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SrEUBGNVILLE AND WFIISViiLE ACcoNH0D1.
T1oN.-leAves Bellaife al $40 ?. w. bridgeport 1865
2 n, sseabeHyille e. Sos p y. Arrives 81 Wells:
Vile At EOo r u. Leaves WellSvile at GAO A.
Y, arrives At BellAlfe Al So 4. ".
Tickets and baggage checks to all principal points
N the East and West can be procured At the Ticket
otlCe In Bridgeport. Z 4. FORD.
General Passenger and Ticket Agcnt.
D. W. CALDWELL, General Manager,
Pittsburgh Pa
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-09

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
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MINING TAX.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN taxes on the proceeds OF the mines OF f9-
reka County for the quarter ending March
81, 1882, are now due and payable to me. at my
office in Eureka, and that the law in regard to
the same will be strictly enforced.
@. O WALLACE,
NILS CIV Assessor OF EUREKA ooun'y.
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GOLD I!::i e; ;!::|
b & H b mska nn0nsy. Those
~ &1 - sA~ y are offered, generally

become wealthy, while those who do not re-
main in poverty. We want many men, women,
boys and gi-ls to work for us right In their
own localities. Any one can do the work
properly from the first start. The business
will pay more than ten times ordinary wages.
Expensive outfit furnished free. No one who
engages fails to make money rapidly. You
only your spare moments. Full information
and all that is needed sent free. Address
STINSON l. co., Portland, Maine. nlstf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
Tke Lisuar Question.

2z EDr1E= have read with deep interest all
that has isu said On the s1b!eet Of licensing III
saIs Of IsGz1rs az qger the Islands prsr,f fEs,s
king MI 7I=-iff, ~ - .s>.f- We cannot b %.
careful zhas Ne do nDE Iess ssa1zs soufssss,iI7
bad Be made worse tEaa they ars- L = yet to b,
hzz that Iiss-zsis. the SUE II Ii41or undsr szs
euudFtsous has ever Diminished the alouui sod o.
abafed irrluksnress- The contrary has been To-
trze-
Wbat hia.ier. tie execution q the LsE a. Il
.sau1, al ursserss Coufsszessly tzat Cinnamon
ar u,ors -hrz-sd than uur Eaz-eIseutors- hos =
Hrsnse 70 c1rE thai
Cinnamon are not s,Iing 10 lay ASIDE Their vt
+ EEzzor Is licEnssc-
IA nv hunbI- opIncH tae Ranfer1 Assoe12tial
~. sfr-zrk The rieht leg m recommending thai
h. all Of l-1zor u Cinnamon b f1EhlLden- q
,r.II :. 10 nzffyez That III uEtie tEg kllotz Al
oreS Il zSI stnp- for The mcs- part Tie sale q
l5a-or . natives sEsiz< their ul1Deg Tor 1sel1i
u1runses= AID The Chinzner- beTeft q his eass
zzT cf astlnc money Gula1f1liT and ViLnDg'
zorz- VII Be OILY To dad 10 81 Sorx Z. -
wars a. b ctn gst AID seTzrai tnfczailn i@D1t
srs Vli b brfre1f INTO the EzsEset el-nsA 80
inz cen1 b sl5hDdy While ~ The sarae tI..e n
fernDrzIixIcC. god -dess ryyi11 stream VII y
stopped and the Islznds be better N every rfspsz
S1ch chanre VII not son oernr again Ne may
be sure II szaltIns eonaAlol-ssi1se ever eos-s1Ai
III auvfi.iu.z nsors ! wanted let 4 b. required,
L his record b kept-and ahlhsbed 4 need B.
II al 5quEr sod sJsIuz rzles- d4tes z1d plznez
70 which seut fzIIIng q which the seIies licess
b. regtsked-
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