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In the Surf Too Long.

In the Surf Too Long.
TIL, delights of the bath are so great whether
you are bouncing about in the ocean or swimming
in the pond near home that you are apt to stay In
too long. You are chilled; your teeth chatter as
II you would shake them out; your lips ana your
nails are blue, and your finger tips are wrinkled.
You need immediate warming up, you will be
i'll. Internally, take a few drops OF Perry Davis
Pain Killer in some water. Externally, rub your
self with it, either with the palm of the hand or
with flannel rag. Then lie down to a pleasant
sleep, and awake refreshed and happy.
Credit
recent number Of Puck has an Illustration OF
the benefits resulting from the instrument plan OF
purchasing furniture and sewing machines, and
there is where tue furniture dealers have the adj
vantage of us clothters, because our clothes cam
not be traced or If SO, would be worthless to us.
Hence have declined all the allIrements OF this
seductive contrivance, and contine myself to the
Old plan OF giving credit where credit Is due. My
various departments are now in good running
order, viz:
Ready-ma Clothing.
Best Garments to measure.
Furnishing Goods
Rubber and Sporting.
GEO. C. HENNING, 40 9TH street.
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PROFESSIONAL.

fFor Other "A uctions See Sepen,h Paoe.,
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TTNHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE OPENS SEPT. u.
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OPENS OCT. l.
THE LAW SCHOOL OPENS OCT. 10.
During the erection of the University Building
the exercises Of the College will be conducted In
the rooms Of the Preparatory School, 1885 street
northwest and Of the National Medical College, 1895
street northwest. For information concerning these
Departments. address Dr. JAMES q. YELLING, 1880
18th street.
THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
will open in the new and commodious building, 1885
H.. street northwest, on WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER
Otis I. Mason. A. NJ, Phi D., Principal; the Rev.
A. J; Huntingdon ID: D. Professor of Greek: the Rev.
s. M Shue, ID. d., Professor of rhetoric; Andrew p.
Montague. A. M Professor of Latin; J. Howard Gore.
=. s., Professor OF Mathematics; Mr. Anthony Janus,
Professor OF Oh: Howard L. Hodgkins, A. M, In
structor in Mathematics, Greek and Latin. Examina-
ton OF candidates for admission viii be held in the
School Building, after September Sd. from a. M to
p M. and at the Principals residence 1905 street
or further information please address the Principal al
either Of the above named places. se4-lm
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WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND
w English Language,
904 M street northwest.
Mrs. NJ. STEVENS HART, PRINCIPAL
Private and class instruction day and evening, be-
ginning September 10TH Teachers classes viii resume
October LIST and ID 6 pm.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES.
The natural Development and culture Of the voice for
conversation. public address singing. Stammerin9
and other painful! vocal defects overcome;
METHODS ENDORSED BY PROMINENT LOCAL
PHYSICIANS.
Practical Engish taught by rapid and comprehensive
eral discount to ministers and teachers. sep1-lm
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FINED s2) FOR CONTEMPT OF CoURr-Thts
morning Joseph Lee. a colOred man, was brought
In the FClce Court on attachment for contempt
IN not attending court witness In liquor cases.
Lee said that he was afraid TO appear because of
threats. Officer Fowler teStif4d that there were
several Cases pending In which Lee Is the COM
plain4nt: that he had been summoned but when
The cases were called he could not be found
The court Imposed flne OF $50 or sixty days.
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lege Oh THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27fH, at $3.50
For particulars apply at the Deans Office. No. 726
Thirteenth street northwest sep10.1m
T .AW DEPARTMENT, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.
IL FACULTY OF LAW.
Hon. Arthur Macarthur Associate Justice Of the Su
preme Court OF the District of Columbia. President.
Hon. Samuel +. Miller, Associate Justice of the Su-
preme Court of the United States Professor terna
tona and constitutional Law.
H. o. Claughton, esq.,. Professor of Pleading Evi>
dence. Equity Jurisprudence, Commercial and Mari
time Law.
William B. Webb. esq. Professor Of Practice and
Judge of Moot Court
Eugene Carus. esq, Professor of the Law Of Real
ments. and Applied Evidence.
Watson j. Newton, ESQ., Associate Professor Of Legal
Practice and Secretary Of the Faculty.
LECl URERS.
Hon. r. 81. Wells, Criminal Law.
Enoch Totten. esq. Law S Corporations.
L. g. Hlne, esq, Law of Torts.
Il. Ross Perry, esq, The Conflict Of Laws.
Reopens Monday, october LIST, 1883. at the Lecture
Rooms. 925 street northwest Catalogues can be OBJ:
tanned at Morrisons, Parker's. Angim's and Adams'
Bookstores, at the Office Of the Treasurer F. J.
Lavender. 4s0H Louisiana avenue. New students can
obtain information enter at the Lecture Rooms
tween the hours Of and 10 md and p. M. and
from 10 q. NJ to at the Office of the Secretary,
w. J. Newton. $40 f street northwest. sep7-2m
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THE GREAT SALE OF TURKISH CARPETS AND
RCGS-The sale of this superb collection was be-
gun this morning at Mr. Dowling's auction rooms.
and was largely attended. but the prices obtained
were very low The sale will be resumed to-mor.
row morning, at II O'Clock, when greater bargains
may be expected, as Mr.. Bowling has been in
structed TO close out the entire lot without regard
TO cost
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SUDDEN DEArH--Ahout $50 O'Clock last night
Frank Gefcr, aged s1xty-twO years, was taken sud-
denly I'll at the house OF Mrs. Mary Eoerly on
Bound ny. between nth ard Sth streets northWt ST.
DIR. II. X Adams was called In. but he died
before the doctor arrived The body was re-
novel u his late home. 11i3 7th street.
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Too CHEAP.-Amon Van Res was charged in the
Police Court to-day with having, yesterday, stolen
pair or ladles shoes. worth 81 So from +. PrOtt.
The def nse was that he bought the shoes from
boy Tor 30 cents the courts-Dtln't YOU know
any better than that Jail 60 days"
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MUSICAL ACADEMY.
All 1921 De sales Street.
sep2O-3m j. p. CAUIFIELD.
MISS HARROvER's SELECT BOARDING AND
VI Day School for young Ladies and Children 1880
Mass ave-, late residence of Gen. Geo. b. Mcclellan.
near street line. For circulars apply to prin-
clpa ssp22- Inn
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WASHINGTON SCHOOL

INVEST END KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL FOE
w Primary and Advanced Glasses reopens OCTO
Der lsT at the Of aud 18th streeEBranch Of
the National kindergarten. sep6-lm
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EDUCATIONAL.

HOWE'S BOOK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES METHOD
q in the United Stat .. Months OF study saved By
an e.perienoed Bookkeeper. No text books used. q
IS month; reduction for longer time Howe's RAPID
Business Penmanship alone. IS. HOWE'S Business
schoo, SIT 7th street eep26
MARINi'S DANCING ACADEMY, AT MARINpS
NJ HALL. street. near 9th. northwest il now ope
for the season. and classes being formed Days Of
instruction. Tuesdays. TnursdAys and SATURDAYS For
particulars circulars. sep26
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REAL ESTATE SALE-Messrs- Duncanson Bros
sold yesterday afternoon, at auction for Reginald
Fendal trustee, part of lot Is. In square a9O Inn
proved by house known as 1908 street northwest.
20 c. e. Thorn, esq, for fl0,775.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-25
\ HeautIlnl Incident.

A young man who had been on three
days debauch, wandered into the reading
room of q hotel where he was well known,
sat down and stared moodily into the street,
Presently u little girl of about 10 years
came in and looked timidly about the room.
She was dressed in rags, but had a sweet,
intelligent face that could scarcely fail to
excite sympathy. There were five persons
in the room, and she went to each begging.
One gentleman gave her live-cent piece,
and she went to the gentleman spoken OF
and asked him for penny, adding: 81
haven't had anything to eat for whole
day." The gentleman was out of humor,
and he said Grossly: Don't bother me;
haven't had anything to eat in three days.
The child opened her eyes in sheer wonder
and stared at him for moment, and then
walked slowly toward the door. She turned
the knob, and then, after hesitating a few
seconds, walked up to him, and gently lay
ing the five cents on his knee, said, with a
tone of true girlish pity in her voice: al
you haven't had anything to eat for three
days you take this and go and buy you
some bread. Perhaps | can get some more
somewhere" The young man blushed tc
the roots of his hair, and lifting the child
in his arms kissed her two or three times il
delight. Then he took her to the persons
in the room and those in the corridor anc
office, asking contributions himself, giving
all the money he had WI h him. He sue
ceeded in raising over $40, and sent thu
little one on her way rejoicing.
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aid court, and Immediately on The rising
| + the court. N shall 10 the duty N lbeoleft
| thereof 10 make certified cory from tlii
minutes VI said court, 0i sdd bh and va
action VI the I1iga thereon, ana TRANSMIT
| the sama by mail IN registered
| lettor IN Tho comptroller NJ pr1llc accounts
for which service the clerk srill DC entitled
~ u toe Of 20 cents, 10 be- pld Ivy the WH'
ness
Article li07I. II shall DO the duty Of The
comptroller, upon receipt ofsuch claim ht1i
said certified copy OF the minutes OF shid
court TO carefully examine the sans, and
II correct, to draw his warrant on the state
treasurer for the amount due and IN favor
of the witness entitled to The same pro
yijed, IL the appropriation for paying such
accounts Is exhausted, the comptroller
shall file the same away, If correct, aud
Issue o certificate In the name the witness
entitled to the same, st ltlng' therein the
amount of the claim; and all such claims
or accounts not transmitted 20 or placed on
file in the Office OF the com piroller OF public
accounts, within six months from the date
of the final disposition OF the case in which
the witness was attached or recognized to
testify, shall be forever barred; and all
laws, and parts laws, in conflict with the
provisions Of this DILL are hereby repeated
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s y -
Bad Memories.

Failure of memory is apt to be attended
with very embarrassing results sometimes
in social life. The sister of an eminent
clergyman, accompanying her brother to a
dinner party, entirely forgot that she was
not at her own table, and apologized for
the abominably bad dinner. Shew's quite
ashamed to see such dishes sent to the ia
BILE. The lady of the house did not enjoy
the blunder quite as much as the other
guests. Lately, in New York, distin-
guIshed English gentleman called on big
merchant who had entertained him two
years ago, "How dye do, Mr.. -" he
SAID. expecting cordial grasp. who are
YOU" rejoined the merchant, whose man
ners are at times brusque, II don't know
you" "Sir G. c." replied the. other. u
had the pleasure of dining with you two
years ago" "a mistake, slr; | never saw
you before" and poor Sir 6. .. retired con
founded .-TChca Times.
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BILL.

BY Ne. MaflOck, 10 be Entitled An Act e
Amend Article tiO5 Of tho Revised stat
utes Of the tate Of Texas, and % I'D
Thereto Articiss ItO5a, 1I0sb, IiO5e and
IIOsd.
5 ci1a 0. BE o. enac,ed b. The Legislature Of ~
arate OF Ieras. Tnst hitifle llnf 81 the Re
vIsed statutes Of the Stale 81 Texas b. emeud
cd ard that articles llu7a, lluIb. llglc and
Ii15d b. ad1e1 thereto % as b read a. follows
Arice IlO7. The state shall not pay wit
ness ices. except in felony cases where
witness he been attached, Or recognized
after being attached, IN cases pendi IN
counties other than that in which witness
resides.
Article Ii07a. Witness fees shall be a.
lowed 20 such state witnesses only a. the
district o. county sttorney shall ceriify ere
material fur the state. and % witnesses iOi
the defendant. after be has made stbcavit,
stating the facts which are erpected 20 be
proved b. the uitnesses and that ee u TOO
roo- q, uay the same, which Affidavit must
- mads 81 the time u bis pr1curing the
rrfscbmeut Tor such wines The truth q
surb afldsFit and the allowance 81 such
r.. being left in the discretion q The couri
a-icis iI07b. Before the closs Of saeh
s.-rr al fta fi1frirf cuurt the witness shall
,-sts sridsvif ln writing. stafinE fhe nun
Scr Of days be has atten1sd upon ne c1ur'
IN The enss. ana tne number q mile.
- ~ trsveIed in F1inE q snr
-.fr-rinr from file plnoe 81 frisl, Which IN
1srit shsl b. z I'd Ern1iiE The paf-e-s 81 t1s
srsicls flr7c. u shaii b fhs dufV 81 th'
Fi--rir fn1re. w1er ErT surh nll = II
rr.r.rraI - hrrrl. 81 erafIirs tle earrt clrti u
q 49, 20 irruire irto ths co--eclnes
ft.r-srf rrIi ~ Erfrrrs fts saus ir utrH
81 ir rrrt ~ - clss-lrurs t1s e1il-e -
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TIIII BEST
lZEDNEYANDl LIVER MEDICINE
NEVER KNOWN TO FAII

81 had suffered twenty years with severe dis
ease of the Kidneys; before using Hunts Rem
dy two DAYS was relieved, and am now we'll
JOSHUA TUTHILL.
"my physicians thought that was paral-
wed on one side. | was terribly afflicted with
rheumatism from 1869 to 1850. was cured by
Hunts Remedy" STEPHEN G. MASON.
"MY doctor pronounced my case Brights
Disease and told me that could live only forty
eight hours | then took Hunts Remedy and
was speedily cured" N. GOODSPEED.
''Having suffered twenty years with kidney
disease. Nnd employed various physicians with-
out being relieved, l was then cured oy Hunt s
Remedy SULLIVAN FENNER. ,
~ have been greatly benefited by the use of
HINTS Remedy. For disease of the Kidneys
ard urinary organs there is nothing superior"
A. d. NTCKERSON.
81 can testify to the virtue Of Hunts Remedy
in kidney diseases from actual trial, having
been much benefited thereby"
REV, f. T. TAYLOR. d
II was unable to arise from bed from an at
tack of kidney dseSse The doctors could not
relieve me. was FINELY completely cured by
using Hunts Remedy" FRANK r, DICKSON.
81 have suffered extremely with kidney dis
ease: after using HINTS Remedy two days, l
GEO. F. CLARK.
One trial will convince you For sale by all
druggists. Send for pamphlet to
HURTS RRMEDY 90" Providence. B.
prices 75 cents and Sl,25,
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Hnhitnal constipation is not only one By

Habitual constipation is not only one by
the most unpleasant, but at the same time
one o the most injurious conditions OF the
humau system, and is but u forerunner, OF
disease, unless removed. This is usually
accomplished by the use of purgatiyes,
which for TIE time afford relief but after
their immediate effects have passed they
leave TIE system in n worse state than be.
fore. To effect cure il is necessary that
the remedy used should be one that not
MY by It's cathart!c effect relieves the bow
els but at the same time acts rs toxic, so
as to restore the organs to a sound, healthy
condition This "Prickly Ash Bittcrs" will
do. it removes the cause and restores
health
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A Human Curiosity.

There lives in Taylor county Mr.. Gau!t-
ney, who is the greatest curiosity in Geor.
gia. There seems to be an accumulation OF
adipose matter about every joint in his
the greater amount of this fatty ma ter.
Consequently his feet and hands are enor-
nous, each Of his hands Weighing over six
teen pounds. and being several times larger
than his head. lie is % years old ana only
thirty-six inches in height.-[Sayannah
Nnvg
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THE ALLEGED INcENDIABY IN TIGHT PLACE.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Jan. Nothing was
done this morning about ilging Schiller
into court for examination. The district
attorney Is examining into tine case. Ebbetts
and Mckinney have been retained by
Schiller. Every thing was done last night
10 protect the prisoner from the mob in
case one was formed. w. II. Ebbeits Wis
tied Chief of Police Wssson and labored
with him and the sherin 70 remove the
prisoner 10 Racine TO protect him rom the
vengeance of the third and fourth warders,
urging that 10 keep Schiller in jail here
would be to place him at the mercy OF
the mob. The mayor was then
called ON and visited the chief.
Ii was arranged to ascertain the
state Of ceiling in the localities mentioned
and arrangements were made Tor special
train 10 carr Schiller 10 Racine, IN case
sbere vere signs Of trouble. An engine
was held ready. and considerable number
OF the day police force we're Kept ON hand
AZ t,olfce heado sarters. Schiller came %
NiiWaulee with Mr. Antisdell, from De-
troit. about nine years ago, when The latter
ASSUMED charge Of the NeWhall house. lie
had been CHIEF clerk Of the Biddle house, in
thst CITY. when Antisdelt kept n. The two
men. il Il said. have always been warm per
soual friends. Schiller learned the printers
trade in bis youth, and worked ct y IN De
froit for six years Besides Schiiler's we'll
known financial difficulties, ana bis high
Insurance. another thing gave rise 20 the
frst suspicion. and this was no less Than IN
attempt 20 blow up the Neyhali bOuse ~
q gas explosion some two weeks ago. About
this affair. william Hughes, bead porter 81
the Newhall house. says: Il am IN the
habit Of going 70 the h0iel abont O'Clock
a. m. one morning about Two Weeks aso
I vent up the main entrance, ana gnen j
got near the elevator smslt gas. u Nns
very strong. and SEEMED - c9me nom TIE
bar--Oom. l opened the door and uas
nearly KNOCKED dom. Il vas - very pltTc-
ing. Just a. ] opened The o00f The oer-
Keeper. Henry hcCool. cane IN The frgnt
vay, and ] Esked him vhEt ne trouble
vas. and BE- sid be cirnt kngF, but
tIouRbt d We fhe rss ueier- We both
ru-iled b. ana lo1Eed e. the meier, bot q
- ai rirtt We then cane uut irto thf
ba--rur o. snd ti1-tE lnI'en iile oufslce coors-
] roficed a smn1 blue baDf On rne q tt--
burre-- ~ tac in he ron. atd
tf.er. icos-d ~ ard found i1st every enc
II DE "a Chandeliers bad The rs tu-rlel
o. IN fuli froe. c1uid h.raiv b-lievs
- ED rta's tr i u $50 g
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"Do not grasp at the shadow and lose the
SUBSTANCE Kidney-Wort is able to con-
vert you from a SHADOW Of your former self
into the substance Of established health.
Said sufferer from kidney trouble when
asked to try Kidney-Wort for a remedy;
I'm try IL, but it will be my last dose" u
cured him and now he recommends it TO all.
Ifyou have disordered kidneys don't fail to
try r.
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ACrew of Dead Men.

In 1855 the captain of Greenland whaler
found himself at night surrounded by ice
burgs, and lay to until morning. He then
saw a ship near by aad hailed 1t, but got no
answer. He took boat and pushed off to
the craft. Coming alongside be saw
though keeping a log.book frozen 20 death.
The last date in the log book was l172. The
sailors were found frozen among the ham
mocks and in the cabin, For thirteen years
this ship had been carrying its burden OF
corpses-a drifting sepulchre manned by a
frozen crew - Exchange.
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This the facts concerning every man,
woman and child who has in the body the
seeds of kidney, bladder, liver and urinary
diseases from which may spring Bright's
Disease of the kidneys. Such prospect is
simply terrible; and il is the duty OF every
on e 10 be rid of the danger at once. TO do
this infalibly, use Hunts Remedy, the
great kidney and liver medicine.
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Crime. s.s us.usIas.


Sac FnascIscO, Jan. I'D. p Chisholm.
secretary Of the Albion and a member o.
other mining companies. has abso0nued, q
defauiter for sf7.OOo. An examination Of
his books confirmed the s.rement Of q false
footing Of the labor nrcounts and The cash
book having been msde. He lad been Cd
Grating IN the stock Of the pany, uhieh
dropped. and be took the money 20 cover
bis 1argins. II IL supposed be took fesier-
DAYS Australian st-smer.
cHIrEsE NrHrER cssE-
CHrcaG0 Jan. ~ The trlsl q Llng-a-
Dnc ard Ling-sh-Nou f1r the murder Of
Iire Quan. IL likely Dr. b novel siair.
The fnfsrr.rrfer cbnsen this nnrninE = q
Chinese student 81 fhe Chicago university.
The oath vas sdmirisfered arer the
Cninese cnstom ~ bsrninE q piece 81 rsTsf
on uhirh the witnesses hed written thelr
nance. The testimony Tor the ceiense +
quite direci.
AErnErE EarL-
CIrrr0r. Ia. Jan. n "A troten al =
he Niffsrn h-rrrh ~ the Chica-o a
Norrhue-fsrn y ilrurd csused serirus acci-
derf frair. niles uu-rt 81 ttis ety. -
nielIt. The last CIR cf SOL train. in11ef
vfrh re-rh.rri~e. nrd - 80. ufri
drwr sfrrrtr-f1rt en- tarFrifr't. tllll-lr =
frrrrrnrr. iiIt--frr C1n.urtrT u ~. t.cn-
rr1srr nri ii'rrrirr ir.er-rr r.srs, rrtrs-
r-r~r ar-inrsir 49, - - n - 49,
= OLE
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For coughs aud throat disorders use
Browns bronchial Troches. Have never
changed my mind respecting them from the
first, except that think yet better of that
which hogan by thinking well OF. II Rev
Henry Ward Beecher, Sold only in boxes,
Price 9J cents
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Mr.. Mayer has, laid before the French
academy of sciences new mode of burial
filed with antiseptic gas. Thus, he claims
the body could indefinitely kept uncor
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CURE v.'JUh&4IE I

')r. u hannans 'le e'hblI
manent cure al! 80
Nehknes Generni u amy
Lost Po~ r. ana %
those VINO ave destr' >
tees, IN nom two 70 = q q
has been used by Dr, 1A 81.
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Psrty-s.vssth conEress-seoond se.sio'
sEsATE-

wasHIssros. Jan. I'M. Ednunds r.
tro5uoed. BY request. . bin 70 provide Tor
the appointment Of a commission 70 inves-
tirnte the subject Of rnilroad transportation.
and expresses the opinion that the mst'ef
uas worth consideration. believing sons
sorf Ct leris nfion vAs rs1uirsd-
he confs-encs report On The agricdlturtl
nrIsopriafion iii vas aErssd %.
TIE pasi-ofBcs sppropristion IN uas
ther considered.
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