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The National tribune., 1882-08-12
Bounty and Pay.
a- Collections promptly made.
Property taken by the Army in
.o9@ States not in InSurreCtiOn.

Claims of this character will receive special at
tention provided they were filed before January l.
1880 If not filed prior to that date they barred
by statute of limitation.
In addition to the above we prosecute Military
and Naval claims of every description procure Pat
ents, Trade Marks, Copyrights attend to business
before the General Land Office and other Bureaus
of the Interior Department, and all the Depart
ments of the Government.
We invite correspondence from all interested as
suring them of the utmost prompttude, energy,
and thoroughness in all matters intrusted to our
hands.
GEORGE E. LEMON
The National tribune., 1882-08-12

EXTRA CULTURE-On this subject Prof.
Roberts, of Cornell University, says: at
would take away the breath of a prairie
farmer to hear even an English farmer
enumerate the "spuddings," the grub
bings," the twitchings," the harrowings,
the cross s-harrowings, the rollings, the crush
ings that q heavy clay field is subjected to
before it is considered ready for wheat.
What is all that for? Simply to unlock
the full storehouse of nature That it is
full has been proven time and again. By
actual analysis it is found that an average
soil contains in the first six inches plant
food enough for from fifty to one hundred
and fifty full crops of grain. l do not desire
to discourage the purchase and use of fer
tilizers, but what | do protest against is
purchasing on time commercial manures at
forty dollars per ton to enrich cloddy fields
already fairly rich in plant food, locked up it
is true, but there none the less, only awaiting
little judicious application to set it free"
The National tribune., 1882-08-12

ent time The efficiency OF its head Is
evidently felt in all its parts. The Commits
sioner illustrates fact that has sometimes
needed enforcing, and that is, how prompt
ness and courtesy always command respect.
The enlargement of its statistical division,
under the supervision of an accomplished
expert, and the practical showing it has
already made by the issuance of monthly
reports as early as the tenth day, is war
rant of what may be expected when every
thing in that regard is in running order. Its
July report received over two weeks ago,
calls for commendatory word. By it we
learn that returns from statistical and crop
correspondents for 1000 counties were re-
ceived, tabulated, printed, and sent out to
the country within twelve days, showing the
area and condition of corn, the condition Of
cotton and of small grains, sorghum, tobacco,
dc. This is indeed a good showing, and one
that is sure to be appreciated. 1t is true,
occasionally there is seen in some obscure
paper an abortive attempt to decry any and
every effort made to accomplish what it was
specially organized for, or to carry out in the
most practical way its clearly-defned pur-
poses. All such efforts, when not prompted
by something worse, originate in ignorance,
which a little knowledge quickly dissipates.
Washington Gazette.
CURING HAMs.-A Georgia correspondent
in the Home and Farm gives his plan for
saving hams: "Immerse the ham in boiling
water three or four minutes. Lay in the
sun to dry. Prepare for half dozen hams
the following: One quart of syrup or mo-
lasses, and one-half pound of finely ground
black pepper. If too stiff apply little more
syrup. Mix in a basin large enough to hold
the ham. Apply with the hand, rubbing
well every part and into every crevice. Lay
again in the sun, skin down, until dry, or, if
you do not object to the drippings, hang
Immediately in cool, dry place. This
protects the ham and gives it flavor also"
STORM SIGNALs.-The War Department
at Washington is preparing to begin the
proposed new system of giving an alarm of
approaching storms by the firing of cannon
at the towns reached by telegraph. If found
successful it is to be extended over the whole
country, and it is thought will be of great
benefit to farmers. How out of place it
seems to have the interest of agriculture
looked after by the War Department, but
we suppose it is in the scriptural line of
beating "spears into pruning hooks and
swords into plow-shares." Who would have
thought that cannon would ever become
agricultural implements. Now farmers must
insist upon it that the Secretary of War shall
be practical farmer, and then we will have
a representative in the Presidents Cabinet.
Grange BulIetin.
The National tribune., 1882-08-12

DEPARTMENT OF FAGRICULTURE.-We are
glad to chronicle our belief that the charac-
ter of the Department of Agriculture has
been steadily improving for the past year.
We hesitate not to record this agreeable fact,
having always felt perfectly free to criticise
whatever in the way of shortcomings it ha.
manifested. 1t has never before been re-
garded as favorably, by Congress or by the
farming element, for the manner of doing
what it is charged with, as it is at the pres
The National tribune., 1882-08-12

To SELECT CHICKENs-A young hen
may be known by the freshness and small
ness of her toes, and the absence of
rough and coarse scales on the legs, but
more especially by the softness of the breast
bone at the lower part. If when the bone
is gently pressed the edges readily give
way to the pressure, it may be known that
the bone is not fully formed, and that the
edges still consist of cartilage, which is the
substance of which immature bone is first
formed In choosing poultry, the softness
or hardness OF the breast-bone ut the edge
is the readiest and surest test.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-05
Lee and Henderson Families OF Viz
gfnia-

t. IT. Editor o. fhs DisDGfch-
Dr. T. Miller. Florence. =. e.. request
informati0u A. 20 the de~reni and c0uuer-
tion. u hi. ancestors from NirE.ua-
joseph Hend@r-0n and b. wife. Vlo Wa
I-abel L.. Tr. Miller think that ,1e V3-
j sister u th4 eereurric lreuerll barre
Lee. % the Revolution. and errcneou,ll.
-. - far A. ! su informed. nenfrai IT,
had no immediate relative in Au-F7el-
J1-~uh Henderson and III wife removed 20
Narrl Carolina located ufcn ~ ais--
river. srd 1ma-s-d wealth They h-d
ei-tf cliir-r-tve daughters md inrrr
so1.. joseph. Aaior. and john. ine urt
AND H. II bon died in Nlk-- county.
Gl. Th- Henderson and L. t-m-l--
u-r- both lleared 20 our -.-ter e-y ~ A---
chester i1 rh- last century. Jane Her.
d@r,an. VI. D.. Wls q -llul physician. ana
VA. - one gine president NJ tl- n. l-rr
N-f.rai Society re N.rzir IA. which 1our-
t.r-f fr the -4e0ad and third decades oi
Tie rr--sur century .the lr-r president -
which Wa Or. jane Mcclure. -cl1-ar.
poet. -eut.enan. and scientist. Dr.. ben
f-r-rr W.. ll-0 o prominent Ml-5n. ,le
r.-1r-a- 20 tle ASiua1 Recon ID -.
and On one tine Grand Mister -t ~
G-4uI Lo2-e ~ lr-inil.
Ntu.oek lie Wa-. I believe. - 1-1 time
81 prominent merchant ri Nal-r-,--f. a. S.
there :. OF was ro- l1Iz since. pI ARE
l-r4--r1und % L.- family ID TIE l-arr Hi
that promising ..-y. J. VIII ~ r-e1l.-'r--
Than one F-rl..rl- l-c-- cLr-l ''-r. = We
I.ea.. r-.1tt- ll l.. most -ltel--.- --- --t-
volume. . Richmond ri bvr-'-Qu- l'lT-.
oil. q n
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spite WIND and weather. Wa proved tv
the good attendance on sunday evening
last. 81 Hermann Linds's recitation o.,
Othelo u the tferuania Theatre.
To read a y hole plav wsil Z. aof an
sasy task: u Tecite il, vith ail tee charac-
terS free. from memory. j. more di1cuf /.
and not only 10 recite X. or % druGzf :
caliy pers0n8re ali the characters il differ
sut t0ne> q voice, : most diEsculi. and
constitutes aver remarkable Performance
Hermann LiHds. sitting IN 80 lru-ct1ir
% TIE stage. ~ ..s. from Eaemcry lot only
tie s. hole Il Othei0. bUt introduces into
tar r-cit1tis1 D wonderful realization q
personality that we beg-n - - Otbelio.
Iazo. Casio. Rodeu-o. pesdenona, EIi-
Ia. tc.. before us.
The height q per,QnAri0l NJ. Li1de
reached 10 Cassi0'- drunken scene. Ilgo' .
willy dea,irz- with R0d-ri.o. hi. secret ear
poisoning, 4 Otbeil0. and finally In tba.
unique outb'Irst q emotion which acc0m-
panie. Drhrll0'- lnal -. q Jealousy.
Hi. NOT dramatic scene J. The ealing %
De-deH0na 1iser Der death. Il VA over
p0W-ring. and realized tlr possible dri-
ulfic outbreak o. tEe stage q tl- ancient
Greeks.
Tb- audience followed tn reci,er zo-f
lrteutiyely. and wer- -p@i bound 81 ihs
charm Il lI- p-cu ar delivery. -ha1C ora
lTuW1
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A distinct and we defined tlri.l % AlA-
lew must have Travelled tl1 ulc a.--e u
all those who appreciate lie --il-l-'t-o- gu
- extracted from -as- u -erf Nl--
rt4r rad I'd Friday The announcement -----
rt- brewer ot thl- vicinity hll lr'le-l o.
.f,..re- liz wholesale pr ~ o. lllr ll----r-
r.r harm l1r dollar -lorr r--L t-r III ~
erti.b ha- prevail led i)r -eu years W more
1V-il. sH who are won't 90 4-a1 tl- arf r.
... .,.rre-.-i r-Zrrt 81 t1f alF -lcr- ---
r-ru.fa~ ant eXl>pera-ei frame 10 ---l
-rf,rad ty those who about D wear 81
triir cIrQrrrd and how.rd iHr te-f =.
-I-sa cents uel -l4s. -ay oe imagined "a XII
fa-stI4. -Uscrur-s. The brewer ore
.-4 .U n a-r-.lr-. me- DO co1r-4ir I-N
s.--..,.-, ana eX clau-rd grievance ODD me
-..--t-r 4 Tie incr-l-e- ln-t " ll-rrl 81
-o-. - COMPARED WIKI prices ll-i r.-.ra a
-..-r.va The ur>L0i oi The conference
a.. ~ announcement tai on anu 4llel
,r-,4.r r.xr II advance ~ one dollar lrl
-.--aI sruId ~ eXacted trol1 th- rr--ll
-. II .an readily tr understood tL-i
...-r --.I l.-l,-r, generally sd ere m1-l De-
--s...s and .on- ieN Yirtou,iy lnll-ll--l
,,---s-.tsr 10 consequence. The re-il- Id
/ t.--.r gv-UthsIa lass - well defined A.
= vr--a on tie st4Il-e-oook VIII iI1"
/ 5-v-r ana fru-rr-t- aly attempt O. increase
I - r-rnI rrile. and tb@F have therefor
80 r-r, their uiuds - grin and Lear lle
/ - = r,-our- which The brewers propose
4 =, .-s-f.-r unto tlcE-elfeS. 4 .lr ,-1.o-L
/ ....r..- r-rn.rs-d Fe-terl-yr " Mr "e---
{ J., e,1r.- IL loudly denounced Il sc =
~ mr. IL price per glass lo"l y III =
| -.rrs ,1oald tle ~lotr-14r pr e %
Fre..4- vst Lsg thai liz F" Aoir>--'- l.--'
"a IN advanced. ID Fol ~ 4ole 80
nv m p. don't kl0s iaai W "ot-ll 9
r-.t-uy iacks Of ourselves 4 10 Al --cr'
- rersii uriceg Imagine OH INSISTING "l
-, evrra cent when Ne p4sz no oreIs
-r-r rb- lar. y 0sil1l g there Dc 4 - ~
zinc v.liah tLa Lstute osersiilzeE -L--r'
--.-,--alr I . -eld7-s0l SIlg ll1l' ldL.ii = =
- -a-rfn- outside u the i-ee lllcA VIZ
r.roni.n.nE rapidly, and sus's.y -sAsd
Wont y0a .t1y - dinner II - :. /"
Won know We Always site atAA4e- Y.
customer wh5 comes = a. IL Lo--t =.
gets beer hUl- ". AA-Es - :.
doubt tai he retail price = ~ = --l@'-'4
re1nain II il present Standard
:. Vovx III. Tie retail. dealers Ma Z
- -, nuerieI Lhe AhasFtcdH La
On VII Iii ave smaller measure we
. g. - ~ rbe plnI and quar-. heretotor'
. .rh.r ,,.-,f,le came n = gel PM o. Dec
a. -atersIIv measured EN- quart %
, :, - I, liberal allowance Ior rot
!. rhs- ri an b. stopped nov, sou can b
: your sweet life \ pm ~, -
[ hereafter, md 10 H-ofs- ~ :
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Kiss Farsr cHEADLE. ~ PENCE a. : 40 a
rsr ApvAyCED ACE 90 AINL4f--i y = ~
r.-Ss HEALTH AyD VIVID EEcO-LA--llN'-
.--..--a.,,ou is1ce u lhs Rlchaaoa ~ irsl-'ish4
Wy >roEE BCCzI1,GEAE C00Sil =
December /, -
NJ. patsy Cheaaie w. corn n So
- +. nov living Ee4r Prospect A'ety1'
- : nosr excellent bodily beaiia- u ne
-1--srera .ze Il a.Aety-seven years ne
- 80 wen The slightest memory q -ns
=, xbi.h las occurred Il he Est ven
- e az thirty ys4rs. buI couyerses ssl!
,!,.Iliventlv and Nib great interest u
mn. Which happened before that tLne.
80 IA. aot TIE slightest MEMORY y Tue
-, - 81 or any Of IL consequence
Shs gss TIE owner u quite nui4Del "a
.l,xrs ana shortly after The var -As y A.
r..r-,,ysJ 10 Dir. Henry Akin. 10 De A.nd-
~ eared for in her old age, And 'osDe t .-i-.s
.3nce informed TAG writer hal -ne had per1.
from home about three weeks, ana luz
-, I.ack soon 10 vet after her sllses' 4
winter was coming on and they needed DC.
attention in the cold weather. >he VIII al
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% ttf Ei.t0r 9' -ts --'t r.
.---,-... his he-l called % I'D .rii-.t
80 .n-l- l-r1lrI Ir-h-rt .i -
rt.T ir which tl- "rller .r.'i- -o
, 49, ..v,to writes paragraph lrl pr
- ---r1 Tr-rctcl against llr i--i ---''
~. interest - -le-it rii-l-ri 10y =
- $50 sff@m1t tl rar,--f ~ i-r e- -
---' ...--....-.~ u A-rleut-rr on ~ 'I-
- e---ners - and then adds -
s-~-.a- v1lr -gull '-lL'r~ '-'---
49, -. and Is sou have Teen 30
" ~ 1880 r1g write for some u o---
49, - arFrbtrn w. just = .iille'
PET 80 - 4. he SINS lIM>el. -,t.
u. =. Win TWENTY-FIVE cent? = =
- and amid = tobacco. lrlt '-.--.
- - ,...rr r. FarmFilf. Al rA-0- i
III ~ frelyr dollar. III ei' '-. =
- .-sr-I IN seven different
% - fhe Norfolk 4ld eSieiA b. -.
: - l.,,-..-l-e,iIIe. BOT before reaching 80
p. 80 sD old flruer enter = g. -
-'.-r.f him o. p Dr-l--ri, - -
-ba-e was LoiI-, ana IL
= az - money. How much 90 =
-u... 80 - - from lIIl, "iiIo ~ !
" - - n $ pen or ans questions -. :
- So r,aeded. y. we re co-s-- ~. ~.
- -, -. C,r.pze - humoug ana Al '-i -
t5tu =. 80 Not content a III IL =
sol. y - bsT- gotten Cd al sou 49, =
So = ar ne. tuf not nnd-Az L. -
an 80 '-i,. - fhe D,sDatct for ny p'ie'''
-" Deliver Us from or IT, -; ..r
Er ~ 1.s,,ri thal this granger siio4-I a
~ - eu.ightel e Ilsi : i'4''-
! % - n. ger 90 10 Inc "oF'a' l..-o-..
70 ,'.-,ir- in tie sane issue u '-S -
.pTea, ne i9ll9 ~. ~ f. al Il regular meet
IN Neysnoer TIL II, ne tss judiciary Of our sat-
~ssss ' w have We no rghl 9S II 9,e. %.
ha' - ue areto buy g1ano "I-S .r;,x a. 80
, wSTe,' u I is gsnuinene~- aud pD'''' ~
be- u ,,.. ~ssasst and earhesti
oe~eech our sister .. "a g.. ana Il need b
der.os.6,s e0Pf E1eeu1s the need q an :,
- .s.,on q the Legislature a .nrisilstlor
ne As farmers be saved N'
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PETERSBURG

REPoRrED ATTEKPTED sUICuE-PA-T0RAL-
SUI FOR DAsA6Es-TIsIT o. DISTry-
GrIsHED DIv2E-SHIFsCENT OF WLNrT
LOGS.
fC0r7espon1eucr 90 Ere Richmond Dispatch
pErEsBEE T. So
Mr. stephen y. Brirt0u. e well-knouu
citizen. formerly connected With the Nor
fox and Western railroad. Wa found .1
40 in~ensIoir condition Saturday ui-lt. iu
one q the clubhouse 1f hi- premises. 90
JeSer-on street. from 'he t1eet- q srg4
dose ~ ludauum g aich D. rad swallowed.
with TIE intent. s, I. supposed. Of ending
li- ~. Timely discovery and prompt A.
.-.in stra-i0n % reInedie~ enabled the ply
sl-i4r, % relieve him and D. Is noH c7u-
-'l-rll OH ~ danger.
H-t Hugh Calvin smith. far he ra--
rT0 YEAR pastor n th- O.d->T--t Pr-sby-
-rriaa church. ha- been called f1 rr- rhlr-
% 'l- Pra-'yts-al churll al, Uearr-.
Tevl-. D ei-r 81; growing wealth AID porr-
.1uou. and % B.. uni-rst01l thar Dr. VIII a.
rert. The matter VII soon l- brought BE-
fore Fast H1n0y-- Pre-1vrery. With rle
request 20 dissolve DE r---lor- wil tle
church here. ". smith j, rou-- man,
lately married. AMI ha- proved himself %
lo-t faithful and energetic minister.
II tha 1ir.u', C---- ,o-1lv rhe rrT
rendered q verdict for tl- defendant 81
.ls sui for 5000 % C0rre-a Moor
.8'0red against JOHN n. Pl-ip- .wh.'~-
-1r u4 lef7Is pr0-e.l-iol AID false IL
rri.auurut. The woman was some t.u-
l-o arrested 10 w0rrllr sworn orr -T
Phelps. -llr-.n. l-r vr1 larceny. ol
IS I'd charge -.- W. acquitted.
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= : = ------ "" !
p -N--- 4--- ---. --- .rsr1 .---
F--17-f DID, -...-... .,..-...s.
,ar-1 ..,g-. -.
80. -.-.-- q The
b1It --- ..--- --.-.I' -'.'....-. 81
10 r'l4t L---- ....--.-f-. .r-.-
Sis l-r g.. ---- ~.-..r-r ta.
' ..-. -.---.r Since 1.- short r--.-
$3.50 800 t..-- i, q preacher and d l--lu
--.....t.. .--.lr ability uiI effect -re--
'9- -" .-.-.i-,, liter = Mr.. Ca-r.-,
Dr. "... f..-,.. burned Do death
J.. ne--l4 - -..---. H. -9...-- s.r-.. t.-
.A >-, VA, .---4--- d centre
table with q German -l..I.i-- -'- 49,
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which bow seems 20 b the bent o, iz=
manufacturers and such TX
Vow | would attempt % ~euighten -
these fellows ''iust little" but they seem
70 me 10 D part praying Tor.
Just 1T ne suggest 20 them that ~ oniy
man have ever seen published g. not ~
tireiv regular in Ais dealings IN fertilizer.
! now SAID % - lecturer q The state
6rsnge. For the proof q hi So 4 CON-
munieation over TIE Signature q Prot.
Charlie ". Dabney. IT.. director q North
tarollnI Agricultural -L.ti0n. published
n The mOuthly bulletin, North Carolina
Department q Agriculture. Raleigh. S0rrh
Carolina. July, ISL. FARsER.
so-fh Boston, H7ltaz cosnty. grglfia.
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Der meals and forget slI1o-t instantly all
about Il and b. utterly al fault 70 know or
tel when BE had eaten anything.
But she ha- : most excellent memory n
al family incidents which occurred ffry u
sey-nty-hVe yesrs ago. and eau give most
Interesting account o. them -he : nice.
intelligent old lady. and i kindly AIRED Tor
By Mr.. Allen and b. family; + in good
health. and frora her app-arance may sur
viy- many year yet. Her mind seeras %
b. = tsblet. which was wholly written over
in Tie fri. -ixry or seventy year. bit has
rece1v~,l Is EE1pFe-SiOns u any tine since.
~ lat = affosds n interesting question
;1r tb- learned in physiology Or mental
philosophy - ast-Ttain whether tsi- theory
j. correct Or not
snow. raln. and hal, = T. seem. 70 have
teen ei-eVherr. but DOW bright and clear.
with every indication Of tne winter Ees-
tler. =
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a % the Startling assertion t1-t u16e. the
writer departed and drifted into the Office
4 Q downtown brewer. whose hurlor znd
hrVviry are equally celebrated. The di1-
iorue VS. >omethng ike - following;
81 Wet did Z - A. H0p-.~
O. Are hop high 3" A. Paid
sl.l5 q pound As week"
o. l. thar hiEhs~ A. Paid .
cent H. wear
O." Was ne advance necessary -
A" Sid % b. e 0r hust. -
o. vii The brewers stick 70 the
schedule - A. fe-"
@ Are hop- eoiuz Up Or down -
1 -. Tn
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New York L. starving Or good sunday :
s,-n.n- -utert,inmepts TcAI for = Aicn
-. u5pd ef The weary worker = Lot
aI,sy. DISPOSED ia the course u tle Wei =,
- : re,dg L. appreg lafe after a cain dAs
-, wifh his faluily. Instead q ID The
turraoll q business. IaAi here !, suIH :
need. and thai men And women VII y -
intellectual entertainments on >uhdA!'
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OR RI III

EOG RENT. JNFl RMS HkDF
1 Room ANl-OAlE ROOM ia .aIr- L.
r -r f-.l- .r ea-r rr1-r -rar Para. rar ,in-
II. 4-r.'.-all. r.la reference. Apply af l-ls
.s.- Ma lf c-r rra-l--1.or -.
TOR RENT. THAT LARGE AND -
4 DESIRABLE STORE -f---l u II
-|7as. c1E ..e r.a.l Dr. Tee POTTS. IN 81 -
r.r-s a--lLle.t Fr--..-s. z.Fru E-1rlA-F
--- EDWIN "a oRrHaM.
-a-g.r.1r .Tprufar 10 3. g.. NQrr1ari- --cea->-5-
~ 3--ls-ialE ars
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r~fpCfST6-IN THE chan IA
III 1.,It ~ o. rae CITY or Al1A''''-''
DECExBsk 2 - ,ss az bsr next irie9--
L-ur1 ChEpG4ls NLe - - .... P.1inLA
xsiaet Iefra8dAaI
Cfay,es l.bes.er Ces % A.,
1900 80, s,'sq T. - gistziE for - l -
90. = -. - .sivarce from t'r Do-~" "
aosy frs II ses.S> bsen usee nd tlsa L.
q ,-s-1zst Cssri- csestrsr % - .sas- ;,s
-,.asT seafnes u cog H sppsar heEs .itis
T, ma = ss cue = Ii q. Di iisr-s,'
:. a. ~nAi Easy Be nece-.-ry u i'''''@
~ LIS suil. -
EE>JA14> "A A. 6-lass~
ii IL SIXTH. Dr.. , a-------------
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IIII IAAk,-
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F--aE5.., "a uec11s~f . 4,--.
III. &C. 49, b. era 4--g -. -t~- -
t,,.r.- .ock a. M 80 g. .i-c. N-.r.-l -
1-r,l 70 IHE sI-T DAY - Dst hApAs -
CLr-syE rlr - p1rpo-e g sece.slas i.a-i ~
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