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Alabama Blaine =. Arthur L.. Logan /.
Arkansas Blaine II. Arthur !.
California Blaine IL.
t0lorala-Blaine G.
Observation-Disclosures L.
Delaw are-Blaine ). Arthur I.
Florida-Blaine /. Arthur :.
Georgia-Arihur "a.
IllinoiS-Blainc 2. Arthur |. Logan 40.
Indiana Blaine Is. Arthur ?, Edmund, !. J.
sherman ,.
Iowa Blaine -.
Kansas blaine H. Arthur ,. Logan =, IIaw-
ley l.
Kentucky Blaine ;. Arthur l.. Logan ..
j. sherman /. Lincoln
Louisiana Blaine !. Arthur 9, Logan ,.
Mainc-Blaine II.
Mary lsnd-Blainc ~. Arthur 1.
Massachusetts Blsinr /. Arthur 3. Id
inund- a.
Michigan Blaine u. Arthur {. Elmuni- ,,
W. +. sherman :.
Minne-oia Blaine :. Arthur /. Edmund- q.
Mississippi Blaine |. Arthur L..
Missouri Blaine :. Arthur 10. Edmund. >.
Logan :. !. sherman I.
<ehra-ka-Blaine = Arthur :.
Neva,ia Blaine o.
New Hamp>hire-Arthur ;. Edmund- ,.
New Jersey Blaine 2. Elmnnds &. j. >her-
man |. Lincoln .
New York Blainc =. Arthur 81 Eimund-
Il
North oarolina Blaine ,. Arthur II. Logan
4
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pr..-nn Rl,in,, &
p,nps,t,.nf,- Rl,tn. a. Artbur J. ~
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Rhod. Island Eimuud- =.
south carolina blaine IL Arthur H.
T.un,..f,.- Blaine 4 Arthur IL. Logan L.
T.Xa.- Hiainr Ia. \ribur II. I.nr,na
Utah Arthur
Vermont Edmund
Niryinfa-HI,in. y Arthur n. I...,lt
M,.f Nir.dnla Blaine II
WISCONSIN, blaine ii. Arthur f.. Tdnunsi,
;.
paAnts Blaine ?
Dr.. X columbia Rlaiu, t. Arthur i
ldah'. Arthur
y" MrNlrn Arthur
Montana -Hininr !. Edmund" T.
Washington Ter Rlaiuc :.
wyoming Arthur J.
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BLACK AND C0LORED YETyETs
SATIN R4ADAMEs coLoRED sATlNs

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goods thit and sell
WIZ a-"ni-h the best nudge, of good.
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Outside Garments for Ladies', Misses

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Missouri-Arthur 10, Logan TO- Esmunds 9,
Blaine 5. John Sherman 4.
Nebraska-Arthur 2, Blaine :.
Nevada Blaine 6.
New Hampshire-Edmunds 4. Arthur 4.
New Jersey-Blaine 3, Edmunds Q, Lincoln
2. John Sherman 1.
New York-Lincoln l. Edmunds IL. Blaine
g. Arthur 81.
Oregon-Blaine q.
Pennsyls ania- Edmunds |. Logan l, Arthur
II. Blaine 81.
North Carolina-Arthur 10. Blaine ., Logan
Ohio-Blaine q. John Sherman y.
Rhode Embellishments :.
South Carolna-Arthur Il, Blaine /.
Tennes>ee-Arfhur l6, Blaine I, Logan l.
Texas Blaine Is. Arthur IL, Logan ,.
Nermont-Edmupds $.
irginis-Arthur 81. Blaine 2. Logan |.
West Nirginis-Blaine Il.
Observation-Disclosures 6. Arthur 6. Blaine 10.
Arizona-Blaine2 ,.
Dakota Blalne2.
Dist. of Columbis-Arthur !. Blaine /.
Iiaho-Arihur ..
Montana-Bainc !. Edmund- l.
New Mexico-Arthur 3
ttah-Arthur ,.
Washington Territory laine2.
Wyoming Territory ,.
TOTALS.
Total number 81 votes cast. .-.......-.... rs
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Our Public school.

Some of our citizens visited our public school yesterday afternoon and were delightfully."- entertained by the exercises. The following scholars were mentioned as excelling in decla. nation:
 Josie Switzer, Dora Fain, Julia Dutton, Henry Ashurst, John Fain, Jesse Trest and Willie Ashurst. Eva Ashurst and Everett Griffin were high ly complimented for select readings. "Blue Bells of Scotland' was sung by the entire school.
 Miss Eva Ashurst won the prize in the spelling contest after hard strug- gle. Much improvement is noticed m all the branches taught, and 1t is to be hoped our citizens will visit the school frequently and thus encourage both scholars and teacher.
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TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

It is reported that the San Carlos Indians are running beyond the linn its of the reservation.
 The Tucson Mining Index believes there is tin in Arizona, and advises prospectors to be on the alert for tn indications.
 U. S. Marshall Tidball recently ar rested sixteen persons for stealing timber off of government land in the Dragoon mountains.
 According to the Apache Chief, Sol. Earth, of St Johns, is in receipt of a letter from Congressman Julius Houseman, of Michigan, endorsing Judge Howard.
 There seems little doubt that eigh- teen bucks have recently escaped from the San Carlos agency. Prospecting in the Sierra Madrc is suspended un- til their movements and intentions are made public.
 Several of our exchanges seem to be trying to make themselves solid with the incoming judges by abusing their predecessors. Let up: gentlemen, or W will feel called upon to take part in the discussion.
 The Benson Herald, one of our val ued exchanges, speaks most iavorably of the construction of the A. M. B. R. R. from Flagstaff to Benson. The Herald's information seems reliable. The town of Benson Is looming up as a railroad center.
 The Economic Age, of Boston, says Arizona, with probably the largest mineral area on the planet, is expected soon to occupy the first place in actual wealth. What Penn sylvania Is in iron and coal produc- tion, so will Arizona be in precious metals
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OAK GREEK CANON,
A Delightful Resort for Sportsmen and
 Tourists.

Tourists.
 This bold mountain stream has at
 tracted much attention for the past
 three years, and may justly be ranked
 among the prominent attractions of
 our truly wonderful land. Its source
 is near the line of the A. X P. Rail
 way among the broad and beautiful
 parks about Pitman Valley and Vol
 unteer Prairie. At those points it is
 a subteraneous stream where bounti-
 lul supply of water can be reached
 near the surface at depth ranging
 from two to eight feet, and which IS
 bountllul in its volume throughout
 the year. Its tributaries reach one
 common channel some twelve miles
 south of Belmont Station where ii
 suddenly breaks off by series of ra
 pids into gorge Of wonderful depth.
 In many places the water bursts forth
 in ripping sheets from its abrupt and almost perpendicular walls, forming a bold and clear mountain stream. At one place sweeping the base of some cliff that towers q thousand feet above 1t; at another, spreading among the dense thickets of green willow and gathering again in pools and basins some Of which are thirty to forty feet Tn depth. Threading the narrow trai! that winds along the cliff above, the tourists may see the smallest minnow among the thousands of the fnny tribe that congregate therein. The stream IS no doubt, from its depth and loca- tlon, the principal drainage and out let of water from the melting snow that is leached away from the sur rounding peaks through the immense beds of volcanic ashes that covers the surface of our section. It Is the par. adise for hunters, fishers and sight seers. Immense caves and caverns whose mysterious depths are as yet uneXplored are to be found in Its rug ged sides. For trout fishing it is un. equaled-deer and turkey abound in great numbers and any of the few old | timers who reside along the stream will readily undertake 10 show to the hunter more bear than he probably will care to face Tn the narrow jungles that are tributaries to the main canon The gorge or canon itself IS equal in point of grandeur if not superior to he Grand Canon of the Colorado. md in the character and number of Us wonders has no equal in all the ;ount y. Many parties are already ormed, composed of our citizens, to 'isit the canon the approaching sea. on, and we could wish for our friends It distance no greater treat than to Oin one of these excursions. Flag. taff is the best and, in fact, the only vailable point from which to visit he stream, and is distant only four cen miles. Fresh vegetables, milk nd butter can be procured at differ mt places along the route, over which here is good wagon or carriage oad.
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The Literary.

A meeting was held at Dr. Bran. mems cflice last Monday evening for the purpose of organizing a perma- nent Literary Society. A committee on bylaws was appointed, who will submit them at the first regular meet ing for adoption by the society. The committee consists of Mrs. J. Hicks, Mrs. J. R. Fitzpatrick, and Messrs. Dr. Brannen, Van Horn and Fay. Alter organization and election of of. ficerS, there will be an entertainment consisting of readings and recitations, ending with debate. All are invi. ted to attend and participate Tuesday evening, at Hoxworth Hall.
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Washington Items.

The remains of ex-Secretary Hunt were received with military honors at New York Tuesday.
 Senator Vest, Of Missouri, thinks the U, S. government should have a navy!
 There is a bill before the house for a uniform system of bankruptcy throughout the United States.
 Gov. Murray, of Utah, is getting the best of the investigation now in progress against his official character.
 It is believed from information re- ceived at Department of Justice. that Charley McComas was killed by his captors.
 A bill passed the house on Tuesday req firing Territorial governors to be two years a resident of the territory before being eligible to the office. member of Congress, Hon. c H. Oury, has worked hard for the passage of this bill.
 E. B. Weigand, special examiner Department of Justice, found nothing against the integrity of Judge AXtell, of New Mexico. He was un- fitted for the position of associated justice because of his unjudlcial meth
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""'Sh anu Nuaii VIII IOhiS OH al oSi
 rvs tonight.
 w. G. Stewart, (Miles' boy) re
 ports Garland's outfit safe on tn
 ranch, They lost only one man il
 crossing Salt River, and no animals
 as reported m the Prescott papers,
 Lawyer H. ]. Miller, who is just il
 from an extended trip, says il will no
 be healthy for the party who under takes to read "beautiful snow" at tn, Literary next Tuesday evening.
 Dewitt C. Newell has our thank. for samples from his large stock O fresh fancy cookies and ginger snaps If you want to make your little one, happy, send them to Newell's.
 The veteran hunter, ]. C, Howard, better known as "Uncle Jeff," who has killed more bear, perhaps, in the past two seasons, than any man in the mountains, is spending q few days in town.
 From w. c, Stewart, superintend- ent of the Garland ranch, formerly the Gray & Dow range) we learn that the loss of cattle in this section from severe weather will not be more than one per cent the present season.
 Frank Daggs is back from Hol- brook and Winsiow, where he attend cd the races. Frank don't look very sorry about anything. He either bet on the fast horse, or did not bet at all. Welcome home.
 Pat Hamilton, it is said, will start a new democratic daily paper in Pine nix. We'll bet one of Ben Whitney's Prescott cocktails that Pat would like 10 have a rest on that newspaper rack. ct! Say, Pat, come to the next legis. la,urc as member from MarIcora. There is work for you to do.
 Our enterprsing young merchant, DeWit, C. Newell, has large dis, play of samples of ladies dress goods, consisting of prints, lawrs, chambres, etc, an unusually large variety from which to make election. The la. dies of Flagstaff and vicinity will do well to call and examine them.
 ]. l.. Nelson, late conductor on the A, X F., has purchased the Harley Fay saloon, in Peach Springs, and will hereafter conduct that popular resort. Mir. Neison's popularity and wide acquaintance along the short llne will insure success in his new business. We bespeak for him lib. eral show of public patronage.
 J. A. Sanderson, our popular news gent, keeps pace with the times, in reducing to the reading public all he leading publications of the day, standard works, periodicals and lead ng newspapers. The family story papers, Frank Leslie's publications, md everything usually kept in first lass newsroom. Mr. Sanderson IS deserving of a liberal patronage.
 We can jon the Apache Chief with 1 'ar unqualified support Of Sol. Earth | ,! St. Johns, aa joint Councilman in he Thirteenth Legislative Assembly. | We have known Mr. barth in Arizo- Ia for the past eight years, ana e Is a capable man for the responsible 'osltlon for which he has been men toned. Both in and out of the leg 'latlve chamber, he Is a representa- i've man, energetic and trustworthy, Yer awake to the interests of hIs con uluents. We speaE of him as we now him. The counties in the joint omlnaiion cannot find a more hon. rable and reliable man to rep esent hem.
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Ben Butler will soon have a bran new restaurant in Kelly & Stephens lock.-Prescott Courier. All right, Bro. Marion. We have often won dered what use he intended to make of his surplus spoons and silver ware, but he was loud Republican when he "rustled' the spoons, and now he has joined the Democracy, Prescott is just the town to display his wares.
 Daggs Bros. & Clark have just re- celved for the trade, a car load of stock salt in sacks.
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 Ladies rubber circulars at J. H.. Wilson X Co.'S.
 Ladies rubbers and overshoes at Newell'S.
 Lot of Fine Silk Handkerchiefs at Newell's.
 For Silk Velvet, Tn the liquid line, as fine brand of whisky as ever tempted the taste of the most fastid. lous, go to Jesse Gregg's White House, Railroad Avenue.
 Hot Sootch Whisky, the real old brand ol the Green lsle," Fenianism and loyalty on the side, Jesse Gregg, of the White House, has it.
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Ladies, Spring has Come,

1 have just received the finest line of samples from the best jobbing house in the east that has ever been in the town ; consisting of Ginghams ir Heather, Lancaster, Renfrew, Canton Whittenton, Bates, Domestic Zephers and Ardmore.
 Chambrays in Arnolds and Amos keags.
 Callcos in Pacific Mills. Windsor, American Belmont Derwick and Dun- nell.
 Lawns in Victoria, Persian and French Organdies.
 Cretonnes in all colors. shades and patterns.
 Full line of Silks, Satins and worst eds of all kinds.
 The above goods I can quote you at eastern retail prices, freight added.
 l find it much better doing business "in dry goods line" by ample.
 No accumulation of stock, etc. ,and can give my customers the advantage Tn price.
 Come and examine assortment while fresh.
 Fresh supply of California canned goods at Newells.
 Fine Stationery in boxes at New els.
 Samples of lawns, calicoes, cretons, silk and satin at Newells. Go and see those samples of latest styles of spring and summer custom made clothing at Newel's.
 Fresh eggs at Newell's.
 Choice table butter at Newell's.
 J. H. Wilson x Co. are selling gro. cerles at bottom prices.
 Dress trimmings and faces of all kinds, at H. Wilson & Co.'S.
 Gents fine boots at Newell's. Samples ol Keep custom made fine shirts at Newell's.
 Overceats, gloves caps and Cardi- gan packets at cost at Newels.
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Reception and Introduction Committees always at hand Polite attention. and inc best of everything, always in waiting for our
 guests
The clarion., 1884-01-09
PROCLAMATEON.
S4OO 90 REWARD.

UyHEREAS. L appears By information reeelTsc
w by ne. that On OF about - day a uecemeer
ISSS, in Pamela county, MISSISSIPPI the gin as.se
wslfuliy destroyed Is Ire By parties unknown an
thsy attsSuzrts made their escape AID sre ssali
Nov. therefore. l. ROBERT LOWRY. GOverno
Il Mississippi do ofer the shove inward Tor the A.
rest and delivery q the sid unknown parties L
the Sheriff of Panels county said reEard : pay
alle on conviction- And do moreover. re3aiI
ali odiee-s ~ this State % b ddigenf IN thei
ssarts 70 zrrast said fugitive unknown parties
CIvea under nv hand and the Groat Scal q IN
STATE aEixed, st Jackson. tAls 18Th day a
H. - peccmbs- \ =. ISIS
ROBERT LOWRY.
Ry the Governor;
HE~RY {. MrERs. Secretary q ssste-
fSsa-gw.
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VI lHTGHaTHYlIRHHl2

FTfHIS QUESTION Is so OFTEN ASKED !
i viii answer for the whole State. The name Of
EAKREL & HEREISG seems as familiar all over
thiseOuntry as Washington and Lev, or Fairbanks
aud Vanderbilt. although over ~ years since the
little Misunderstanding, and since shich VIC have
not been able TO cover the entire south a. before
the war He say, We have been moving South
and are in Mississippi; and haze come 10 stay. It
is said American people love 10 be bunbngge,I. 1t
rs faiss. They do not hut they are always willing
10 take hold Of something and cheap. but when
they are in . condition 10 pay good prices they
want the best Hence now, they want 10 see u.s. and
SAFE. We have b01ght cheap safes and find cur
mistake Your old safes better, and we know
your Champion must be far ahead Of anv 9TH
ers. We find you have lets Of new Champion safes
in Virginia, North Carolina South Carolina tfs=lr-
gia, and even over IN Alabama we nsfiss you
placed the best safe in ali the South. 4 nd neN We
are glad you havo come and sold safe Deposit
Safe, and many others in NicksharE ard still an
other in Jsckson-the best in the state
We believe before many months We wili be able
70 convince You the best, OF old is The cheapest
and that II our old leader has fallen his partner
still lives, and ii you would know Of the wonderful
advances IN the science Of sale making such a. Dry
Chemical filling, whereby make the cry Ere il
self produce its destroyer and IN RuFelar-rnoi
work, Franklinite. a metal lar ahead of ANYTHING
In use as drll-proof metal when used ia ecnneciion
with steel-ail Of which are patented ard used IN
the HERRING CHAMPION SAFE. and If vou ar
not called upon in time drop 4 line 10
FARRELL. 4 Co
63l Chestnut St, PHILADELPHIA
And you will get an answer, and lheir Agent. c
WoRMAs, will see yoa-
uoy.14f6r
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SPECIAL AND LEGAL NOTICES.
PROCLAMATION.
$500 90 Reward.

NJ hthhA>, Il a~Tcars by Information rs.,eivei
~ hy ule, trsf tssscnuifser Ia fsSs IN ga-srts
Mis- ALoNso AcN IErrA,zS. T-eaceful citizen -
Atcern ooantT, - arut1ty murdered bv an ur-
knSsn ESEty Snd As Afterwards zaaae his esez7<
and IS sIil a. larga.
NoE, therefore, !, ROBERT LOWRY. Gcve-aor
q Mississippi % osr The shove reva-5 ior tie A.
-sSf and SelveSy a tie sE.3 unknown parxy t. III
ShsriE oi Al0oTn county sad inward IS payahis
On conviction. Ard Do moreover, require all efa,
Gers q this SAFE % he 6ilieeas II thstE eortS
arrest sid irgttivs uzr5sTeT-
GiTsa under nv hzni and The Great Seal q n
p Sts1e a7xed. az Jackson, this 18th dsy c
RoBER1 LOWRY.
I Ey Ia Gsrsroor;
HTvRv {. MyEEs, Secretary q S'ass
{ 1ar &c So
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KENTUCKY

Il Be called the "Stzight Whisky Inieress," " max
nR whistles which bring the highest prices. appeal
8 the mast ealtiVafsd tzstes snd develop the only
gziaAM the besB sdeaf a0ll Of Cor1-- Z v. H9y-
A@ss Nct1u CsHnsN whtskey ks a sfaR61ra Ksafucky
AtnkWL ssld ~ H MULLER 4 SON. IAcxsoEs
- fnxT, ,ss-ly.
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tfUE euEDAY-sgHOoL Ro0M o. TIE Il 4
1zhed uikA new ESnls. lhe nanahm fsFmaHiy nne4
arr ~ szie. They N n rssd candifign. md wfli
= sid sgg eAelp . 81 sAzzzrA = sshasi-hrars
q RAxEDE,
@sAA S34E VI1k6EER Ma
The clarion., 1884-01-09

THE FAZOO CITY HERArn -
u E1rEztn- i j. Necessary that st.1,T7 -
pose of the IAzo0 CIT HEzAEp N1tkfu rs,s---
dayz. and invite eonssEopdeuee from -, one -
string 70 invest Tie Herald Is the afjewf ~s,..
published IN the faz0o Waller. and hzs s sflrr-9I-
lon snon< TIE izrEezt N the Sts1c Prom - rSs-
atio1 in the rich Iazos faller country s1d fu -
af eae most fbrlsing tuxns IN tha state ara -
emuse ct fhe reputation II has nzde Il "a -, -
ygEGzinr patrp7age equal 70 zny i0urnal n ~.
e11se. he merchants q Tzsoe Ctr are liberal =,
lAtzK pafr11age; i has slTzFa large nrn1her ~
flekzbuEE saFertiseuents and IS ia raaitson te
phzx g. L0uiE and Jzekzsn- 1Ae ofHce = ri srs-
r1lad uith xrsETtki1g nscczs1sr for = 81 -
Easkly EswSp1per and job 01fce. hs<fn- a. -
uazisnt Job rrsna ard PsYsE euffer TsTsns s.e-t
Adapuss. A. N R0ACH. frsrrfessr Her-iS
EnAsel-y~.f KxeaauzRn pfezss nsffrs
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NOTICE

AER BYRON H. EVERS, OF LONDON, WHO
vi has purchased and new claims = large guam
tity OF lssds In the Delta, undsr ieVes tax uAiss
f,rior 10 tie redemption thereof from the tax sale
In March af this year, has authorized Us 70 make
Adjustments with parics holding aslverSc Interest,"
subject 70 his approval that csnEict Of title aac
litigation NAV be avoided To this end We arc AZ
thvTzed u receive applications Tor the purchase o.
ais ttls from persons destrsus 81 adding 10 iheif
/ t,!aptafisns. Is AL sssss where the taxe~ were
ieaily raid by the land pTl9J - the saie ioI
zxes - - reEder the sale lesa We are author
irei 10 rcieaSs Mr.. EveEs title Tor nominal sam
His wish is 10 make his enterprise sueScsssul and
10 be2in by removing all antagunisms II possible,
We iavte e1rraspondsnes froni all parties N in
tsry,st NCCENT 4 New lille,
Z cet a ,ss-im JACKSON. Miss
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Medical Censors.

on Tbs FIFTH CONG RESSIoN AL DISTRICT,
buiu examine applicants for License On the
-IcoNp NoNnAr on DECENRER, MARCH, JJNt
/ IN ,sttTrNnt.R al she CRY oF JACKSON. Miss
EoRtRI KELIlS, NJ. D.,
e-, II .ss-iv J. ". BENNETT, NJ. u.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Tor business Education
90 to HE-aCETAN,s COLLEGE.
" sew Orleans Wrise t1r Grceiars. =
Huntsville Female Seminary
HUNTSVILLE. kLkRAxA

FINHES Long ESTABLISHED S-uo.nr ro-
Il 1orSs kArlns, zEard1 adrs-tsres N 49,
Yea IN N-tuaate, n prVxtuisy h uses % No.
e4s.r.StA 7 so i-sis o-zr1zat.1a q ~ Draars-
ne1s Aas = TIE t=tlsssI & - tsachsrs r
r1-sSS1isrs aaa-css II I-rTTEN
.Gly& SLY. P-ss-;-.i
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WU1ER ron SALE MI KESEnEez-ccg
u mlninE Elsht B1eus nnd Al nerennMry ct
Hun11s lEzEe mr1sa &c. C1nr1HfGu1 - tlI1nes.
q . b1ruLn- RN nrlhH tnz1Emszfsa, al 1Qps
~ o. % E47tn 6ne etufn
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