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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-05
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NATION AL CIEY BANK
OF OTTAWA.

Exchange on Chicago ahc New Goin
And AL the principal ci'icse as' -r0 west,
BOUGHT AMI SOLD.
Exchange on England. ireland. Scotland and Al
por.ant points IN Continental Europe. drawn IL SUM
10 eui purchasers.
US. Revenue rStaInps %. All dcnoaianr'',a
stantly on hand and 10y sale.
United 5tates Bonds, Local Securities. O.
and Silver bought and sold.
asnkipg hoars f. ON g a. N. toir.N.
yan.i2.ls7 @. /. LiEDLEY. ASSET. Cb...@'.
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B. r. LINCOLN.


non ana fee bill Issued out OF the clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court OF In Sale comfy and state OF III
nos, and 10 me directed, whereby am commanded
10 make the amount of q certain Judgment recently
obtained against william =. jackson. AMI r. laek ssn
and Hiram Jacks"n In favor OF The First National
BANK OF OTTAWA, out OF lands, tenenenis goods and
son ana Hiram jackson, have levied on the following
property TO Wit: The Southeast Qnarter th) OF Sec
lion Thirty three 1850, In Township ThirtytwO '(}s)
North Range Three t3) East OF the Third $50 Penn
rpai Meridian; Also the Southwest Quarter ~ OF the
Northeast Quarter Of said Section hiry.three So
q said Township Thrty;two lsil u Esnge Three (sj
East OF the Third t3d) Principal Meridian All the
above described roperty situated In La Sale cohnty
and state Of Illinois Levy made the 9Th day of Jsnl-
ary A. 1853.
Therefore, according to the said command, shalt
expose for sale at public auction all the right title and
interest Of the above named William s. Jackson Amx
+. Jackson md Hiram Jackson In and 10 the above
described property, on saturday. the 26'h day OF Jan
uary A d; 1881, ~ clock T. NJ at the north door OF
The Court House In Ottawa In Sale county. illinois,
Dated ut Ottawa Ill, this Goth day OF December 1882,
" r. MILLIGAN,
dec2s-'w Sheriff of La Sale County III.
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lec2s-i,

EINAII SE"rrLEM E:NT.-EsTArx OF
l. WINDSOR o. CLARK. DRCEAsBD.-Eotice Is hereby
given 10 all interested in said estate that the
undersigned, Administrator OF the estate OF said Mind
sor o. Clark, deceased viii appear before the Probate
the County Court House. In Ottawa, In said county on
Monday the 2st day OF January ~ ISL for the pur
pose OF rendering account of his proceedings In
Of said estate for the nnal settlement
Dated ~ Ottawa, this 18th day of December 1854
GEORGE L. CLARK.
ATTEsT: A. 7. BARTELs. Administrator
Clerk Probate Court, La Sale Co M. dec2y-3x
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Berlin tradesmen are ~ excited by
the proposed opening Of cooperative
stores that they have asked the EmDer-
or !n fcrlrid mHmbrrs If Tire am, sud
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new YORK HERALD.
WGGslg Edition One Dollar a Year.

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Foreign News
thc lrrsla la. Away. been distinguished Dy u, fol.
lesS ~ Ig- cable d"spache. The lev transatlantic
telegraph cables VIII Increase hiilJi"'.
The Farm Department
of IL. Weekly Herald a practical /! yoe- 70 TIE! point
snu do'. not give VIA THEORIES The farmer WIN save
many vnr" than
One Dollar Year
from The sus's;ipn' OF the department. alone,
concerning soil, cattle, crJPs trees hutng- garden.
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econouica. anu tasteful dishes the fa-hoLs anu
the la1RiEc VI home comforts. lH addition -, given
latest PVris ~ trade and
Produce Markets.
the condition -! money. column. " Miscellaneous
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treght trains carrying passengers leave Ottawa
fJlloH-. For Earl, 30 VI; for Aurora. l0.CS A. n
Tor StrrstOr. 3 - ~. 5lH p. y. and 6lUP.N.
Morning train makes close connection AZ Aurora los
~ points east and west
PulHan Palace Sleeping Cars, c Il. & v Drawtax
Room cars, Horizons Reclining Chair cars. and the &
q. y Pare Dining Cars. by this route. = Il iHiorIs
ton abog' rntet of fare sleeping accommodations
and lime tables vii Nv CEerfuliy ny Applying a.
PFRClvAL LOWELL,
General Passenger Agent. Chicago.
THOs. J. furrKR. sL.
General Manager. Chicago. GEO. T.. isOF,
Agent NJ Ottawa.
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NOrlCE.-tsTATK or ATHA d. HENDERSON
~ DECEASED Notice II hereby given that the un
derslgned. Administrator of the Estate Of Atha ID
Hender late Of the county of La Sale and state OF
Illinois, deceased viii appear before the Probate Court
Of said county on the Sd Monday tbene the 18th day.
February 1884, at the PROBATE Court Room In Otta
In said county, when and where all persons having
claims or demands against said estate notified :"
ATTEND and present the same in writing for adjustment
Dated this 18th day OF December A. u. 1888.
A. 3. HENDERSON,
dec2e-3w Administrator
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NUM- q CO.. OF the SCIENTIFIC AMERIcAS, con-
tnue TO act solicitors for ratents Caveats, Trade
Marks, Copyrights. for the United States. Canada,
kngsnd- France. Germany. etc Hand Boob about
Psiepts obtained through NUM- 4 co. ere noticed
IN the sckSTIFIc AMERICAN, the lAraeax bert, and
Weekly. Splendid eDgTssihgs and Interesting 10.
fOrr - m. Specimen copy nf che Scienfi0c @er.
Sc '-r'.fra-. kellIrSs AtiNS co, s,is-TIF1t
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THE WEEKLY
LaSaDe Co. HerolQ

Has secured wider known dist notion the abest
e most powerful and the most widely circulated
German weekly In This STATE, oupide OF the city OF
Chicago II Is recognized by every class and element
as the worthy exponent and representative Of the
Illinois
lie popularity and great circulation among intelll-
gent and prosperous Germans besfows upon It value
as an advertising medium which Is not possessed by
yoiher German Journal In this part OF the state Of
Illinois.
C. ZWANZIG, Editor,
Ottpya m March Il, lss9
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N. KILBURN.

Attorney al Lao.
LlN AL SErILE.NiEN T.--EsTArR or
EMIL MAILL.. DEcsAsRp.--Notice ia hereby
given TO all persons Interested in snd estate that the
undersigned, Administrator of the Estate OF said Emil
Maille. deceased, viii appear before the Probate
Court of the county OF In Sale and state OF illinois,
the County Court House. In Ottawa. in said county
Monday, the 2lst day OF January A. D. 1884. for the
purpose or rendering an account OF his proceedings H.
the administration Of rold estate the final settle
ment.
Dated at Ottawa this 18th day OF December 1889.
HENRY HARTNAN,
y. KILBuRN, Attorney. (decal3w) Administrator
NOrlt.E-EsrArk OF VIoLETrA s. HENDERSON
~ DEcRAsRp Notice Ia hereby given, that the
dersigued, Administrator OF the estate Of Violetta S
Henderson, late OF the county of La Sale and state Of
Illinois deceased, win appear before the Probate CoGr,
OF said county on the third Monday (beine the 18th
day. Of February 1884, al the Probate Court Room. In
OTTAWA, In said county, when and where all psrsOns
havirg claims or demands against sad estate are no
titled TO attend and present the IN writing for
jusIment.
Dated this 18th day Of December p. lss3
A. \. HENDERSON,
dec22-Sw Administrator
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protesBi0aal GarDe
AT TO r n e VS..

u. Il. SNOW. W. n. STEAD.
CHOW IL SrEA ID, Attorneys and Counsellor
- at Law. Rooms and 5, AruiOry Block. otlawa
Illinois. Oct0tl
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HIRAM r. GILBKRr. JAMES H. KCEELS
IILBE.Rr ~ EEK ELS. Attorneys and
VI COunselors at Law, Futteref Metlger's Block.
east OF Court House. scp19,sS
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pUSHN ELL 81 FULLERTON. AT
ID tOrneys At Law. Ottawa Illinois. ONCE In Bush
ne,ls block, west OF Court House. july2l-iy'
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nANlr a. COON, Attorney st Law. ONCE,
~ Rooms and Armory (Rood'f) Block, Ottawa,
Illinois, dec2S
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wv. DUNCAN. A J. OCONoR. Ell. WALL.
nUNCAN, O'CONOE a. w ALL. AT
~ torHeys at Law. Office IN CaIrerOns building. OPP
poetic Clifton Hotel. Ottawa, Illinois luly2SS2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-05

CAMUE1I RICHOIISON, Attorney snd
y Counselor at Law WIN practice IN the courts Of
La Sale and adjoining Counties Office, west Of Conri
House, Ottawa, III. aoyl1
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~ -. CHAPMA N. Attorney and Connselo
". OF Law. Office with D. McDougall, Ottawa, lll.
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AT n. ARMSTRONG. Attorney and CONF
lu. seOr at Law, Ottawa, III. Notary Public. Office
In Gedney's Block, Ottawa lun5,s0
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Jesse b RUCiER, Lawyer. Futterer 4
y Metzger's Block eass Of Court House OTTAWA,
Illinois. aniS2
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nv g. TRENAR Attorney at Law. Once
l. with l. W. Brewer, R0oms - & u County Court
House. Ottawa, H. lun3
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r w. BREWER, Attorney and Counselor al
II. Law. and Notary Public. RoO,ns % & q County
Court House, Ottawa, III.
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~ GRIG6S, Attorney and Counselor at Law
~. Otice in Lynch's block, Main street. OTTAWA. ILL.,
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II. SrRAwN, Attorney At Law. Careful
IL. attention will be Rven the Element ofestates
and collections. Once with X. y. Bull, over City Drug
Store, 6n8
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q. W W. BLAKE. N. r. HOLoEIY
OLA * II u MOLONEY, Attorneys and
ID Counselors at Lew. Rooms Is and2s Opera House
Block, Ottawa, Illinois. unSst
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9. BOYLE. Attorney at Law. Office viii
y. N. I. Molouey, Opera House Block, Ut,aws. Ill.
feb2l,SO
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EOHN b. RICE. Attorney at Law. Il, ddicss
~ Block. city OF OltaHa. WilI practice law IN La
Sale and adjoining counties srd IA the Appellate
and Supreme Courts ssp.O-lyr'
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County superintendent Of Public Schools
G. b. STOCKDALE

VIII hold EXAMINATIONS 81 Room NJ. =, Otta~u Hig,
School. the sscond and fourth saturdays OF eacl
month, I'd u further notice. janis
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n McDOU9ALL,At Attorney at Law, Ottawa
Ne Ill. Once In 0edney's Block. dec27G
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1, contains AZ the general aeas or the Dali, Edition
OF the Herald, wn.,h ha- .hc iargr' circulation Ia M
United ~tatrS
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20
4 Merchants Downfall.

4 dispatch from Atlanta, Ga, says:
Hugh Simpson, who once figured prom
inently il AtlAnta's social circles. was
sent TO jail as \ vagrant. Seven years
ago Simpson was one Of Ailanta's leading
comm ission merchants, having as much
rs SAC, 600 on deposit in bank at once.
His house was On Alabama street and his
business was one Of the largest and most
successfully conducted in the CITY. Ev-
erytLlDg he touched seemed TO turn 10
money and for two or three years be was
on a tidal wave CT snccess. His family
occupied o good social position and his
carriage and horses were well known Gu
the streets. Simpson was & Nal and
clever AMI hai a host of frle IDS. with
whom he was quite popular. Simpson.
however, had On Unsuitable appetite for
strong drink, and from moderate drink
er be soon went TO drunkenness. His
business suffered and few years ago
his house disappeared from the CONNER
clal world. With his e1i. from business
Simpson became desp@rate and drank
constantly. His pleasant home was sur
rendered TO his creditors, and one bv
one his Old friends abandoned Liz rn..)
be vas an oltc-st
H4centlv 8 police oacer's attention
vas directed 70 Simpsons family. From
those who live near by be ascer'al1ei
;ha, Simpson woud 10 no,Alns for item
ard .aa. they veEe provided :or b x. -
bofs. The cfi;eer s3ngl: s.upsaa al
expos.ala:ei with lin, la. w!l.. 20
g,o<. rezr.;, All YESTERDAY lie vas ar
tested. Sabz. qae--. 10 u a4tea. -e T7.--
Charged with yaeraucv aud vas coaE.:.
ted 70 AL II defaul. OF bond
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20
~ OLD HrONAN'S DEATH.
she Pcs.>.t. In q swamp aud = Iaiea b,

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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20
TIRED WOMEN.
- Exhaustive and Exhanstinx Study Thai
II Somewhat startling.

II you look around On the faces in q
street ca. the number OF faded and sad
looking countenances presenting them
selves is Startling, says the Philadelphia
Press. Mature women have especially
q tied air about them, showing itself
not only III palid complexions, but in
tie wearied lines aronrd ihe mouth and
eyes. 1t IS impossible 10 associate this
appearance with happy hives, and yet
f,t tm dress and manner the majority
would seem to be comfortably p!aeed in
this world. Usually the climate is sup
poed TO have d great deal TO DO with
the early fading If youthful freshness,
and The beauty Of health, instead Of re-
vivlng with the spring of the year, usn-
ally delays until .he sumner HOLIDAYS,
followed by the crisp autumn breezes,
invigorate the human system. II the
truth was known, however, I suspec.
that it would be found that the reason
whv women look tired is 5ecanse the~
are perpetually fatigued.
Modern methods have no. eased the
cares cf wives and mothers, whose
duties have developed with the growth
Of science and the expansion Of art.
When children were thrashed into obe-
dlence to parental commands, when
young people understood that to hear
was to obey, when husbands only ex.
pected their regular three meals a dav
and mended and clean clothing, the du-
ties of women were very much simpler
than at the present time. In those
happy days. when to eat, sleep and
work was the whole duty OF man and
the interests OF posterltv side issue.
the mistress or the household might,
after her work was DONE eat and sleep,
too. At least she had a chance to
work when husband and children were
engaged in business or in school for
long hours of the day. In those days
rain or sunshine were the same. lie
moved in groove, aid there was q
| probability Of things running smoothly.
In those days people ate what WAS set
before them because there was not
much variety to be had, and they were
not always developing new ideas in the
way Of occupations and diversions that
upset the regular routine OF a house
hold. Perhaps it was monotonous, but
it was restful to housekeepers.
In the great upheaval OF mind which
has OF late years set each individual soul
on the search for that good living which
the world is supposed to owe If, whether
| the quest is continued in the objection
OF business, pleasure, science, art, or re-
| hgion, it is the wife and mother who is
expected 70 be the instrument OF Prov
idence in providing the means and for
warding the success o. the seekers, aud
nobody thinks Of all the extra burden
| this throws upon her-the strain on her
sympathy, the tax on her bodily
| strength. From the child who wants O
play made for him, to the husband who
wants to talk over his affairs with hcr, it
is one long, intermediate chain OF little
services which are expected from her.
That she has personal tastes or iuc,-
nations is never taken into account. She
has 10 tin>e left for her own use, bat is
actually az the beck and call Of all be
longing to her from early morning until
late at night.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20
The Tramp.

! nc | ramp.
II camo sloach,nq through the rls-
tic si,'c gatc, ard NJ tie wiudlnc grave.
walk, gay nita hor(,rs os yiyii ,ut Gmn
bios A- lis rags nattcring IL tno
Fusty ,.Ld. a sorry lot ra!lcd low Over
h!s AarPard cycs-i,is Aaegard -'ucc hAli
bufled IL torrent Of shaggy bend. Tno
wrctcacd rcmu0r.t OF coat, but;oned
close under hia chm lld the pitiuI lack
OF linen underneath; the scalcling Oca
tobcr suuslino singled him cat, a,.d
showed him At his worst, and on every
visible ycstgc Of tic man was stamped
the brand Of abject want, starvation and
hopcless vagaUoHdlsm
He .hlili Il on toward the rear of the
rambling ntoLc farm house, LIS broken
shoes Gathering on the crisp gravel, his
restless black eyes keeping asu!len, fur
tive watca for savage dogs, evidently 10
was nsed 70 beng set upon, and brow
beaten, anlklryen from pilar 70 post,
that lie had come TO look fer little
else.
Screened by tho blliowy glories Of
rlotouS multu- ilora, a slender, taWny
haired maid Of thirteen busted with n
basket Of Juicy red chcehs perp.d
through the leaf cur.oincd wn!loU Of
the wide kItchen with startled bnc eyes.
mt the sudden warning OF Aunt DoriAda's
hhrill-Aeycd voice, nplited II cxpostula-
iion more for2ibic than polite.
Get OF that etoOp with yolr mu |,
You nasty, tramping vagabond de-
clare. it is enough t. Try the patience OF
job: and 'Tura thi, minute through with
the weeks cleaning You iramps are
good for nothing under the canopy Int
iraipsing the country. sponging Your
keep, and Fostering the public with your
muses. and your whining J.
Poor Aunt Dorinla-- hoastcd a
microscopic eye for dirt and disorder IN
any shape cherished dire antip.thy
for all cramps from the luckless TIM
pcddlcr, whose evil star beeulled hlm
under the Lash OF her lnyinclblo tongue,
starvo upon the public bounty.
The forlorn creature got mcckIv on
the kcepinc-room stoop. and stood with
d-,on;no ,l,moco vtn,c,ltv owa,,;,,
I'm - no ,,ord, ,ar,nost
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sb;l,,o ,o-v.bones make 10 donht
s,rucL n tI,a ,ra,., spins,,r - pr,,,r
snec,ac,o xon be - come asking dozen,
,n,ls for work C..ar ont, Tve M work
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tho. uera T.aserr,
Aunt linda" called the sweet voice
Of Ismay Ho,lis- the little maid with
tawny locks and big. innocent blre,eyes
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20
We ARE NOT CLD,

arc rot O.. thosch ycara hare roa4d
Like slal!oHa or ou path away,
nee & IT 20 me fiou ,id-, uafo.6
Thy I've Oh hapry Iappy d4y
We a:e Aot e.l
TIy cicelz arc "a rtr ,ian TIC rose,
Thy lp- r" e,cr ttAa .e 2v;
Tly ami NDltcr tiail ttc SHOWS,
AuA & tI.e Ecaycn- tAA. eyes arc i.1e
We are not olI
Tilacaacs'e,hr reu,l,. W. =. lore,
N change oer !seatta .4avc ever Eno 4.
On jig .ee.ft $ A. Y ar,
-ycet tnu,cptal'u. i Ola tan
", az no: On
As - ,hc 'aa may W sD'f N.
~. cru a1na 'in -'.aom af 'e:
Ast oi.su reach .':i i..4as- "A,
t'oy " tcs tLsrIfb.-.l ".-e
@e az rs:c..l
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20

IRIS almost rs dancersus % a:aie
vs,cc tl.ouA ITS ~.sh TIC = y of wlsi-ky
Is - ainlle the KITCHEN ire WILL tie
assistance OF keroseca
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20
Candid Advice.

Common report says that lawyer
seldom gives gratWtous advice 10 iclleLt,
but should ho be 80 unpro!es>ionai. tie
advice is usually worthless. The follow
ing aneclote, however, eontralicts tie
report in both OF its specii iica.ions:
A d;sagreea,.e CID Scotchman, the
placue OF his }4cignbors, whose r@rnta-
ton for honesty was not as good as i,
should have been, went to q lawyer, a
countryman. and cornbllined bitterly of
the treatment lie was constantly receir-
ing.
Why" eaid he "onlv yesterday, will
vou behave me, old MuckteKral.h, ny
next-door neichbor. called me a liar AID
scoundrel. Now you nre lawyer and
man OF the world. What would you
advise ne TO do?'
DO yon want ny advice as lawyer,
Sandy?'
''Yea, if it won't cost too nauch.''
COB, I won't charge you anything.
You say he called you Lar and scouu-
drel?'
"Yes.'
did he say anything nore2"
No"
"ADd yen really want my candid ad-
vice. DO you?'
"Yee.'
"Well, then" replied the lawyer,
slowly, with twinkle Of the eye, II I
were you. SANDY. | wonli take h-s word
far i, as far as il went"
Gas for Household Ises
The Pi:tabu-g Cbmmercio' fa~s:
The Gnea,ica whether there vii. IL a
general deIaaLI for natural gas fl
household purposes. II case tie supply
is found 10 b adequate, Is olc concern
iag vl.cl lhere Is so1e doabt. s..
pas are noz beng lad ii var.o1s
d.roct.oas, Il r.e~ q supplying gas .
private :a.a:l.a~. !, bccJae impor: ::
to know vbet-e. .1e -ew f.~i ~ &c
reaera!.v l4:ro3acef. 5o-e esgo-.s
have been -a Il 70 te9. tL.2 .-4s.er. All
!. c-..v-zs among 3 &uller q house
1o.leE5 - H.Ai-aouxE rcw@4.1&I .1@
i4c. tl--. .e4-.v =. w. csc tie cas 81
ce..4lc conditions. At<-.. t1e 9rst
question 10 lie determine. :. tbs matter
of cees. Wlea assuresi ,Lat = can he
t,rsetsa 81: n - j. t-r r-tt .ses. Y