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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-01-31

propose to give them all the same ri.hts.
On motion of Mr.. Reynolds the vote
adopting the amendment recommended by
the Committee on Railroads was reconsid-
cred.
He then offered the following amend
ment to the committee amendment, which
was adopted, to-wit:
Strike out in section % all after and in
Guiding the words, 'all of said taxes to
which the property Of said company in the
State, whether county or State shall be col
lected by the Treasurer of the State and
paid into the State Treasury to be dealt
with as the Legislature may direct, but
said company shall be exempt from taxa
ton by cities and towns"
Mr. Walker offered the following amend
ment to the committee amendment, to-wit:
Strike out all of section % or all that
part of said section which exempts from
/ taxation.
Mr.. Jeffords moved to table the amend
ment This motion was lost by a vote OF
10 to 10:
| YEAs.-Messrs. BRENNAN, billiard, Ham
ilton, of Kinds, Henderson, Hyer, Jefforde,
Luse, Martin, Mitchell, Reynolds, Sykes,
Terry and Whitney.
NAYs.-Mes7rs. Boone, Boyd, Burkitt,
Dickson, Eaton, Gage, Guyton, Hamilton,
of Holmes, Kyle, Lddell, Packwood
Powell, Roane, of Calhoun, Roane, of Web.
ster, Simonton, Smith, Walker and Wilson.
! Mr.. Walkers amendment was then adopt
! ed by a vote of 10 to Is.
HEAs-Messrs. Boone, Boyd, Burkitt
Dickson, Eaton, Gage, Guyton, Hamilton
of Holmes, Kyle, Liddell, Owen, Packwood
Powell, Roane, of Calhoun, Roane, of Web
ster, Simonton, Smith, Walker, Wilson.
NAYs-Messrs. Brennan. billiard, Hamil-
ton, of Kinds, Henderson, Jeffords, Luse
Martin, Mitchell, Reynolds, Sykes, Terry,
Whitney.
At Pas the Senate adjourned till 10 n. m.
/ tomorrow.
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Texas and the Exposition.

A special to the Picayune, from Aus
tin, 9th, says:
The New Orleans Exposition bill toSlay
passed the Senate. As passed, it appro-
pirates $4,000 for having Texas proper
ly represented and provides for the ap-
pointment by the Governor of q Chief
Commissioner, who receives $4,000, and a
clerk with $1,000, and for Assistant Com
missioners for each of the Congressional
districts, each TO receive $500. After the
Exposition is over the bill requires all Tex
as exhibits to be returned to the Commits
sioner of Insurance Statistics and History,
to be kept by the State. 1t will likely
pass the House as it now stands, to-mor-
row or next day.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-01-31

THE question Of repeating the charter
of the city of Jackson was disposed of
in the House ut a late hour yesterday
afternoon, after one of the most able
and animated debates that has yet
taken place on any measure The whole
matter was indefinitely postponed by n
vote of 5S to &c. Our reporter has given
a comprehensive report Of the discus
sion.
While the result is in accord with our
judgment, we are of the opinion that the
consideration that has been given the
matter will have n salutary effect
Whatever evilsexist have certainly been
thoroughly ventilated, and it bchooves
the city authorities to take note of the
complaints that have been made by
many of our best citizens, who can have
no other motive than a desire
for wholesome and economical
city government. The special cause
of complaint has already been Wig
orously treated by the Circuit Court,
and if the remedy prescribed by that
tribunal should not prove cfIectual, and
If the city authorities shall not be found
cooperating, the good people of the city
will find some means of Graduating the
evil. We trust that whatever of feeling
may have been displayed in the discussion
will subside, and that all will cooperate
in an earnest effort to place our city
upon better financial and moral foot.
ing than ii has vet attained.
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THE late marshal of the District Of
Columbia, Capt. Henry, removed by
President Arthur during the Star Route
trials, begins 10 "tell tales ont Of school"
He threatens TO make some interesting
disclosures, but his testimony will BE-
weakened because he withheld his story
too long. Go on, Captain, you'll be
hoard.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-01-31

WE are opposed TO dead locks in elect
ing Senator's Of the United States; drop
the hindmost man, until an election can
be made out Of the two strongest men.
Dark horses are often very weak men.
Instance Jackson, Of Tennessee made
Senator by Rodcrck Random Butler.
John L. House would be an ornament in
that body.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-01-31

THROUGH some miscount in the Office,
We are unable to ill orders for extra
copies Of the Weekly edition Of yes
terday. We had orders filed for seven
hundred copies
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-01-31

Owing to i'll health. Hon. jefferson Davis
has been compelled to decline the invita-
ton of the Society OF the Army and Navy
of the Confederate States in Maryland to
deliysc an Grafton before the society in
Baltimore on Feb. %. Instead of the ora
ton paper will be read on the battle of
charlottesville Times Democrat.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-01-31

Mr. MckETCnNEY remanded to Gus
tody under habeas corpus, was dis
charged by the Governor Monday night,
and is now at liberty.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-01-31

st. Louis, January IA petition
bearing over 1000 names was sent to Con.
gressmen Broadhead, 0'Neil aud Clardy,
of this city, requesting them to push the
Mississippi river improvement bill with
the utmost vigor.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS

BUTTER-Per h. choice dairy, 27A@sOc;
country store. 20c; eastern. 25c.
SYRUPSICalifornia refinery (sb v GAL.
bbls., 4Oc, kRs.. 45c, c., gal. tins. doc;
Eastern. bbls., v gal. soc. kgs, b5c. c..
60c
FEED. ETC. Corn meal, Y 100 fbs., ~. Is
@3; buckwheat, S4ln5.5o; oat meal, -;
cracked wheat, $3.25@3.50: bran. Y ton
slo@l6: shorts. $l3@l8. middlings
dine. $1,000; hay. baled. sll@1a. chop,
$l602l: oil cake meal, S30@32.5O.
CORNmCalifornia yellow Is auotable a,
*l.OO@l.i0 for large, and $l.15Gl.D for
small; white, sl.4O@l.4 As; Nebraska, white
Sl.l5(01.25 y ctI.
TALLOW-Grease, 3@4; crude, 5i96c:
refined. Hose Y ID.
BEANS-We quote az follows: Bayos.
$40 kg2.25; butter, $l.25@280: pink. 81. 90
@l.8O; red, S2.25@2S7s: limas. 81. 25a2. IS:
small white. Sl.5OtGl.75; pea, $l.75@l. 90
y ct.
CHEESE-California. l2(Gl3c.
CORNMEAL-Millers. quote, feed at STA
as v ton; fine kinds, for the table, In
large or small packages. Sc v n.
SEEDS-brown mustard. x2.5O02.75;
yellow, $2.0OG2.25; canary, 4@5c: hemp
3A@3Sc; rape, 2t@3c; timothy, 5AQ6c. al
falfa, l2a(q he y H.; fax, S2..Od2.75 y ctl.
HOPS-R b.. l5@l6c;
HIDES-Dry. v ID. usual selection. l61@
lie; dry kip. l6A@l7c: dry calf, l9saSOc
sailed steers. 80 to 55Ibs. 7@7Ac.
WOOL = Mendocino. lo(9zOc, y H..
Humboldt, l8@20c; San Joaquin, lO(0l5c.
eastern Oregon, l5(Gl9c
LARD = California, lob. tins, So eAc:
Eastern, l2Gl2tc for tierees. and lla@l zc
v ID for pals.
POULTRY-Live turkeys. Eobblers. 10
@20c. do. hens. 20G2lc. do. dressed. 2Oa
&c: ROSTERS, $1,000 so for old, and 81. 90
@6C0 Tor young; hens $6.U0@7. so; broil.
ers, s3.50t04.5O. according TO size: ducks
S6.50ta9 300 y doz: geese S202.eO y pair,
Al PLES-$ Dx., 35@6Oc.
STRAW-Quotable at 50@e5c " bale.
ONlONS-Quotable at 81 37s y ctl.
BRAN-The spot market is ouotable a,
lS.N@l9.0O per ton.
GROUND BARLEY -Quotable at s3l &,
@23.5C u ton.
BUCKwHEAT QuotapIe at sl.acel =,
Fctl.
DRIED PEAS - Green, $3.50: niles
Sl.25: blackeye. $2.65 Y cti
WHEAT-The week did not open with
much spirit. For several DAYS previous
there was quick demand with free move
ment. Exporters bought literally, believ-
ing that the reported improvements bro ,d
would not only continue, but also increase
in strength as time progressed. Prices
have recsded to Sl.25@l.273 y ctl for the
better class OF shipping quality, and buy
ers are not anxious to take in heavy
amounts even at reduced rates. Millers
day ii 30 to Sl.333 T. ctl for choice selec-
tions.
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HOW EX-SHERIFF TRAvILLION, OF BAKER
COUNTY, OREGON, WAS CURED
OF DEAFNESS

Mr. Editor: For eighteen months past
! have gradually been getting deaf from
the effects of cold and exposure. Hearing
of Drs Darrin, AT ll3 stockton street. San
Francisco, and their wonderful success Ia
curing deafness and other chronic dis
eases, concluded Ia put myself under
their care. The doctors told me they
thought two months time would be re.
quired to cure me. hut might lie restored
sooner, as they could not always tell how
long il would take: that they were often
surprised themselves with the effect OF the
magnetic treatment. | was cured In three
days, 80 can hear perfectly, and as well
as ever in my life. Can be referred To at
Ahlborn Hotel, San Francisco. for one
week; after that at Baker City, Oregon.
w. W. TRAvIIIIoS.
The above card from Mr.. Travilion,
which Drs. Darrin have just received. H.
positive proof of the unexamplcd success
which attends their treatment. II shows
how radical as well as unexpected are
many of their cures. and how chronic dis
eases Of many years duration are unable
toresist. their skin. san Francisco Chron
icle.
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-F,pNrrs wurv yo,, v,s,r $40

~ AfMfiS. W Nv Ntl WISH san
FRANCISCO remember that tho AmrTtss -
change Hotel cuniinu,s to No. the FARMERS trad
quarters, under the experienced management
or harlrH Montgomery. the travelling paddle
nrc assured nf fair, hunotahis Treatment ls,afd
and room per daN. a. 81 % and 81 ~. tl,. siuals
rooms. H''uia per night. THE butsl stands ~
sTpHsntil f. doiuF an offensive frutttI business
II Is strictly ~ Temperance hotel no IrT Hn ,.tY
n"''tiun directly or Indirectly vtth sf.luun that
II neat door ~ the saui' huiiiihs NuHtEuinuft =
temperate" hotel ever started iu -au fspt I-ru
~ Jcar- Hgul and has the lHrrnst uutui'sf ~
steady patrons nj any hotel CO.. tis stats. b.,afi
and room. - IN o. Per Wees or ~ yrrte tu i~f
daN; single roams. p o. 'H,en's psf night whsn
You visit The city don't fofgrt iu - either The
American Exchange oF NuntVunisfs iiaisl
both hotels have free fuaf lss tu ahh from ali
steamers and trains
CHNltl.i- MONTGOMERY TromIstor
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4 MOTHERS DREAD.
The Wonderful HistriOnic Develop
ment of Famous Child Actress.

hltdgo W orlu-
The New York public was surprised a
few wears ago AT the arrest a, the instic,
rion of the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children, of little Corinne, the
child actress. The little girl, less than
eight years old, was taken from her par
enls and kept in confinement until re-
leased by order of the Court and Mayor of
the city. Mrs. Jennie kimball, the mot her
of Corinnc, who has been known to the
public for many years as vocalist and CO.
medicine, has devoted the greatest care to
the training and education of Corinne,
and the result is development of natural
faculties really phenomenal.
when did you discover Corinne's re-
markablc talcnt!" was asked of Mrs.
Kimbal
Il can hardly remember the time when
her eyes would not sparkle at the sound
of music: she began to sing before sne
could talk. Before she was four wears old
she created q sensation and received the
prize of gold chain and locset studded
with diamonds, at the National baby show
in Boston. Next she sang in a concert
given by Brown Brigade Band. and in
1879 made her debut as Little Buttercup
in the Juvenile Pinafore Company. Since
then she has sung in opera and played va.
rious roles nearly EVERYWHERE
Mrs Kimba'l is a lady of fine presence
and " hen playing at the Boston Museum.
was herself known as Little Jennie
Kimball."i
What has become of the little ladvE'
asked the reporter.
"She has given place to the person YOU
see before YOU. Like so MANY Others |
have grown somewhat fIeshy. Indeed
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d" DOING A GRAND WORK FOR ME-"

In sending for a new supply Of Com.
pound Oxygen, a gentleman at Walnut,
Iowa, says:
II cannot get along without It, as il is
doing such a grand Uork for me. You
TOutd not betiere me to be the same miser.
G6te man trdS q year ago to see me notr,
am gaining so fast in flesh. 1 ,reigh
more noU than cuer did in my life be.
fore, but l still have pains through my
l am feeling as we'll as ever did"
Our "7reattse on Compound Orygen,'
containing history of the discovery and
mode OF action OF this remarkable cura-
tive agent, and large record of surprising
cures In Consumption. Catarrh. Neuralgia.
bronchitis. Asthma, etc. and a wide range
OF chronic diseases. will be sent free. Ad.
dress DRs. STARKEY & PALEN. IlO9 and
I'LL Girard street. Philadelphia.
', All orders for the Compound Oxygen
Home Treatment directed to H. Z. Ma
thews, 6O6 Montgomery street, San Fran.
cisco, will be filled on the same terms as II
sent directly to us in Philadelphia.
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The Spanish Navy.

Tho Spanish navy consisted in 1888 of
five iron-clads. an iron-clad monitor. a
coating battery and III other vessels
The navy possesses besides %gunhoat.
for the defense of the islands of Mia
and Porto Rico. According to the new
proposals, the reorganization of the
fleet ought to be compleA.d in ten year>,
at the end OF which time Spain wuald
possess II iron-clads. iron-ral
crhisers. first class cruisers. second
class cruisers. II third-class cruisers, 3
torpedo boats and transports. A>nm
OF 80. 900, 900 posetas (about &.6.Wrt.
ooO. to he spent in ten years. i. de-
manded from the Government. 3.
Louis Globe Democrat.
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THE SECRET OF LIFE.

SCOVILLS SARSAPAHlI.LA, or BLOOD
AND LIVER SIRt t. is the remedy for tho
cure OF ScrofulOus Taint rheumatism. white
Swelling GOut. Goitre. Consumption. Hronchi
It's. Nervous Debility, Malaria and all Diseases
arising from an impure coniitiuH Of the blood
Certificates can he presented from many lead
ing Physicians. Ministers. aud heads Of families
throughout the land. endorsing - OWLS
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP In the highest
terms. We are constantly in re, eipt OF cert
ficates Of cures from the most reliable sources
and we recommend is as the best remedy for
above diseases
The sale of intoxicating liquors IL pro.
hibited in ten counties in Mississippi.
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HOW WOVEN FER FROM MEN.

At least tire men uu the average jury
n bound to disagree with the rest just
to show that they've got minds of their
own: but there il no disagreement among
the ~onicn as To the merits of DIR. Pierce y
"Fdrtr,te Prescription" They are all
unanimous in pronouncing it the best
remedy in the world for all those chronic
diseases, weaknesses and complaints pc
culiar to their sex. 1t transforms the
pale haggard, dispirited woman into one
Of sparkling health, and the ringing laugh
again "reigns supreme" in the happy
household.
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= A curioua Chinaaa se

:; curious Chinese superstition was
e hihlted at San Francisco the other
day. A Chinaman drove down to the
wharf in an express wagon, jumped oul
and went through . sort of gymna,,ir
performance. and then, going to the
vehicle, grabbed big turtle, whi,.h he
threw into the water. This Operations
was repeated four times, when the Go
lestial got into his wagon and drove ~
town again. It was learned on inou,..
that the turtles carried with them int;
the depths the sins Of all the Chimes
who had contributed money to th-
fund OF certain society.-Saa Fran.
CISCO Chronicle,
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An exchange says: "Ninc-t enths of the
unhappy marriages result from human
calves being allowed tn run al large in 40.
ciety pastures" \inct"nths Of the chronic
or lingering diseases of to-day originate Ia
impure blood, liver complaint or bilious.
ness, resulting in scrDfIla, consumption
(Which is but scrofula Of the lung-i, sores.
ulcers, skin diseases and kindred affect.
tons. DIR. Pierce's "Golden Medical Dis
covery" cures all these. or druggista.
Speaking of dishonc-t tailors: What did
the skunk cabbage!
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IN THE SHADE.

Hon. R. c. Payne, City Alderman, Bris.
pane, Queensland, Australia, writes: ~
have been great sufferer with rheuma-
tism for years and have tried every known
remedy, including galvanic batteries and
turkish baths. Finally l tried St. Jacobs
Oil, the great pain-cure, and can positively
say 1t gave me instantaneous RELIEF. II
puts al other remed!es In tho shade.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-12-26

"A fashionable Young lady Mt The
Grand Union. in Saratoga. gives the
foil wing account OF her silver po IDLE
Hes a daisy. he is. so nice ami
clever. He has his tooth brush and
keeps just as still when the maid uses il
with the powder. He barks to have hi>
hair oiled and combcd. and takes n
shampoo with perfect delight. When
lie goes to bed he lays his head on tie
pillow and goes TO sleep like tree
hey. It's lots Of work caring for The
brue. though. There's one thing I'm
thankful for, he's always dressed FOR the
u;',rning. Con,bridje Tribune.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-12-26

a CARD.-Toa all who are suffering frcm sr-
ness. early decay. loss of manhood. etc. / viii
send recipe that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary In South America. Send self
addressed envelope to REV. JOSEPH T. ISNAN.
Station d. New York.
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Sting. And Bite%

An old woodsman o. Australia, who
used to c trh snakes for paslime. says
that raw onion bruised and applied as
soon II, po>siblrto the wound is Ger
tain cure for the bite of all the vcn0m-
ous srrpentS of that country except the
death adder. which he admits is 81
poisonous. and its poison is so quick in
acting, that there is no known remedy
for it. That the onion is n specific for
the sting of poisonous insects of all
kinds has long been known to the
writer of tbs paragraph. who. when a
boy. invariably carried one on expedi-
tons with companions against hornets
nests, etc. 1t was found that the appli-
cation of orion Juice would instantly
allay The pain caused by the sting ng of
hornets. vrII,w .arArt-. waSps. bees
etc - II fSHiH y'0p S'tr
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-12-26

-turrau; tais;p: -Four pounds of
fully ripe currant- and "ne end n half
'ounds Of white >u@er. Cook slowly
an,il quite thick, t!.en add large
1po"nful Of ground cinnan ~, tea
spoonful of ground cloves. half Of n
'easpoonful of black pepper. two tea
,poonft.ls Of salt and pint of vinegar.
Cook twenty minute. longer-careful
not to burn then bottle for use. "
I H,r1I1
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-12-26

The latest candidate for recognition
as Charley Ross spoiled his chances by
telling the bereaved parents that he
could remember how his father taught
him various Sunday school hymns.
''Cn'ortunalely." said Mr.. Ross, II
never sing "-Chicnoo Hernyd
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-12-26

For Catarrhal and Throat DisOr-
ders, "BrOUn's Bronchial Iroches" are
renowned and marvellously effective. Civ
ing immediate relief.
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CATARki: "A New Treatment whereby
permanent cure is effected In from one 10
three appi, atoms. Particulars and trca
tise free 81 receipt Of stamp. a. II. DrxoN
s Son, 10 King street west. Toronto, Can.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-12-26

DIR. Heniev's Cetery, Beet and Iron I,
the best Nerve Tonic cser discovered.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-12-26

The worst pile tumors cured
in ten days, rupture in one month. Pam
phlet two tictD stamps. Worlds Di-pen.
sary Medi' al Association, Buffalo, " !.
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II you want II handsome photograph 20
to the only tirst-cla gallery in Portland,
Abel & Son, ~ Washington street.
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POOR FELLOWS :.

Frustrated, debilitated. cnfecbled, the,
feel as if they were hardly worth pickinI
up. They would hardly give the toss Of
bright penny for a chance Of choice he
tween life and death. But even such for
lorn people can ne renewed 10y the Use q
browns Iron BittcrS. II Nitalizes tn,
blood, tones the nerves and rcnovatc- IN,
system. Mr.. Isaac {. Weed. Burr's Mills
o., SAYS, Il used Browns Iron Bittcr4 a.,
general weakness, and IL helped m,
greatly"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-12-26

How can We expect another To keep n sc
cret when we cannot do IL ourselves.
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one of the doors Of Westmin.
ster Abbey has cost S60,tOO.

DR.. EvoRy: Your DIAMOND CA
TARRH REMEDY is astonishing every
one around here. No one had any faith
in it when first commenced using it. but
now every one ia crazy to get il.
Z. JAMESON, Petaluma, Cal.
Price SOC per bottle. For sale by Hodge,
Davis & CO., c. A. Plummer & Co., and
Clarke, Woodland s. Co., Portland, Oregon.
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cQCCI \ t;old Watch.
.ss G0SSAMER GARMENTS,
Tho pFtrristts ~ The sfs~ss eaFi tssHufestess ih
Conbeetirtt ushns - btisl4es thsit Ayest hafsFs
ieh into even huns 81 sAs sac fslsies hs.f2l
uHeF The rsf-n teiiius tAs issest ths ~
w. eefufv Ian is, uii Tsstts ksit ~ ttsfi LADY
wArtn south saa ~ thsfs ~ THAI sss4pss
the sssnd uiu fscsiss stern sniHs AnesieeH
wassh the thifi ksy staaine astas ssish sch tsf
Crrutftihs niitsi ssnt 81 site ttfif sHs~sf. 80
uhlsh ,hry ell fvesiss iApts NAftnfhsstf
uorAANfR uAhMtAfN res 80 hittss. uaess, Al
tuiuisst nifd Mott sol hf tfsitiax arts stu
thes name neatly rFthis. 80 sask sal sas Nee Asssts
Sample nfak sod tfsniiuui ~ q siaut tuisfsi
nsw styles ~ taFas AfliIssss A'Nt tNhb 90
INOHNTpN GUNS
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HUMAN CALVES.

Not every green thing comes from the
green Nile. not by jug fail.