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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

PARIS, May 7-The subject of the proposed international coDtrol ol the Suez canal is being discussed to-day by the international SueZ canal com mission. The German, Austrian and Russian delegates are in favor of inter national control, ar d the English and Italian delegates oppose 1t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

PARIS, May S-The Chamber of Depu- ties to-day, by a vote of 3O3 to 57, the treaty concluded August 21. 1883. be- tween France and Annam. M. DeF'rey- cinet. Minister of Foreign Affairs, ex- pIained that the treaty had been virtu- ally in force during the past eighteen months. A credit of 10000 francs was adopted by the Chamber to de'ray the expense of laying . submarine cable to Tonquin.
 Gen. Grants Grants Condition.
 NEW YORK, May 9-Gen. Grant pass. ed good night and during the day will do some work on his book. Dr. Doug lass remained sll night and left the house at 9 a. m.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

conduct of the Tory leaders as unwise It says Lord Randolph Churchill wa: not qualified in proposing to refuse sup plies to the government. The approach ing election will give the conservatives The ample opportunity to arrsign the government at the bar of public opinion. The Times srgaes that the conservative party would be much stronger If IL ab- stained from rude and extravagent pro p1sals. The government may have mis- managed the Afghan business. The ar ticle concludes by giving advice which shows that the opposition Is incapable of doing any better.
 Severe Weather iu Wisconsin.
 CHICAGO, May 7-Ths Journals Jares- vile, Wis. special says: A powerful windstorm set in from the northeast las: night and the thermometer fell to 2S degrees above zero, making ice a quarter of an inch thick. Tobacco beds suffered severely. The thermometer stood 2S degrees above zero to-day, which IS the coldest ever known here in May,
 Daring HIghwaymen.
 For rrLASD, Oregon, May 6-The Ore gonlan's Spokane special says: Both stages running between Rathdrum and Ceur dAlene, the regular and the op- position, were stopped by two masked highwaymen four miles this side of Ceur d'Alene in the woods, about f o'clock yesterday afternoon. The reg uiar stage was stopped first. It had two a white man and China man. One robber covered the passen- gers with rifle, while the other went through their pockets. Wells Fargo & Cos box was broken open with a hstchet, but 1t contained nothing but a package of OregoniGns. The robbers secured S6i from the passengers. The opposition stage, which came along half m hour later, had four passengers, and the robbers secured about $500 from these. The military and civilians are now securing the woods in search of the II
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16
Death Of Earl Dudley.

LONDON, May 7.-William Ward, first earl of Dudley is dead. He was 6S years of age. EaTl Dudley was liberal con seryatiye.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

LONDON, May 9-The Standard says Herat is now the main question. ARus- sian pledge, however binding, which would only relieve us from a diplomatic squabble, ought not to prevent us from taking action to forestall eventuallties.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

knowledge will serve him n his new sphere, as the Haytiens are a French speaking people. Dr. Thompson IS q young colored man and was highly rec commended for the position by the facul- ty of Yale, as well as by many leading citizens of bis native State.
 What the Newspapers Think.
 LONDON, May 9-A dispatch from St. Petersburg states that the Journal 6e St. Peterburg to-day declares that Rus sis will shortly open negotiations with England for the appointment of rep resentative of the Russian government at Calcutta.
 The Times doubts the existence of any documents or dispatches respecting the Anglo Russian agreement of March l6, sufficiently definite for the purposes of arbitration. Referring to the report from Vienna that Herat is not mention ed in the negotiations between England and Russia, the Times says if the gov ernment thinks the fate of Herst may be left to the caprices of the Ameer the ministry had better tell the country their opinion and either give place to those more far seeing or abstain from boosting their money prestige and half hearted measures, winch deceive no- body and least of all Russia.
 The Standards Opinion.
 LONDON, May 9-The Standard says Herat is now the main question. ARus sian plelCe however binding. which
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28
ruE HAUNTED sPRlSG.

II was a lonely homesteedeF in the
deep recesses Of the forest pFimeval
which borders the classic Lake Wash
ington from whom We obtained the par
iieulars Of this Ger true tale"
" Night after night," said he. g had
been startled BY weird, uneanny
wailinQ, which seemed to proceed from
the neighborhood of the Haunted
Spring. which. edged with peplars
pale, n Stunned with superstitious hor-
rof by the aborigine and rarely visited
by the most adventurous Of the pale
faces. Night after night my faithful
collie skunk into the cabin qsiverinQ
with fear, as the dissonant vail shud.
dered through the startled cir. could
tear il no longer. and shoaldsring nv
trusty rife and. leaving my faithful
watchdog whining piteoasly a. he saw
me depart for the unhaliowed spot,
followed the serpenfine trail which led
TO the Haunted Spring. picking nay
way over fallen log and rocky boulder
~ the struggling moonbsam's misty
light AZ neared the locality the
nournfuI cadence Of the mystsrious
sound rose fitfully above the s0ughing
OF the wind Through the Bomoer pines.
Not in the place entering which the lost
wretch leaves hope behind could be
heard more friRhtful sound. Tread
ing lightly, | stole unavsres upon the
source OF the hidden horror. Just then
the moon, hitherto partly yelled In
clouds, ahone oat Ia unolouded bril-
liancy, and there in the forks Of viii
low, close TO the turbid waters Of the
Haunted Spring. l bebsld an empty
bottle that had once contained swamp
Angels Rheumatic Cure, the only
known sure cure for rhsslEnatism In al
les fcrms, ieft there By some one, I'M
mindful that 10 would be 10 me q Divine
mcssags OF Divine Gift. for with one
dollar obtained one bottle from the 8.
A. n. q. Mig. Co, seattle. Warrington
Territory, which entirsly cured me Of
the terrible rheumatic Pains which I
bad had for thirty years." dw
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REGIsTRATres.

The following aaned persons have
bsen regissered during the week ending
June "a, 1885
First Ward-Gsor9e w Britain, Car
loss Z Bassler, Charles Matthews, Ihos
MonO9ae, James II Lewis, Jas Mullen.
Secopd Ward-Mellie kaufman, Gas
sic Kaufman, Huldah Kaufman, Allan
Ewing, Henry T. Bates, Taco Mesdag.
@ gorge Crozier, Flora Woolery, & l.
Woelery, James T Phinney. John +
WennerbIad. John Mol lughiin, Charles
Nelson. W K Marvin, Robert Z Ste
vens, T Regain, Lena Harris. Eta
Harris, Maggie ID Pease, O W Lindsey,
John Seymour. Benjamin Harris. w II
Clark. II X Baylis. ID II Gilman, Eliza
beth @ Mooers.
Third Ward-Maria Williams, Susan
Close, Nancy J May. Sophia williams,
Il W Williams. Ella White, John II
Randolph, RObert Gage, Margaret J
Blan, j X Blau, AIbfo Gardner, Sarah
j Bridges; Emma W Wood, Julia d
Hill, Emma Taylor, Mamie Wright, q
Fl Wright, A @ Bowman, James NJ Sell
den, + Il Harkins, II J Hansen, James
+ MeElroy. sarah Fauble, d Il HIM
toon, q A Basler.
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To all whom itmay Concern
0FBIuE or THE COLUMBIA ANs PuaEr
BOUND RAILROAD COMPANY.
SEAT1TE w T. .Iulx q iRaa l


BOUND RAILROAD COMPANY.
SEArIIk w. T.. July q. 1883
WHEREAs. BY DEED BkARING
w dhte August 70. 1873. executed In pur.
suanca OF an ordinance approved Augusf
Is. 18Th the city OF seattle conveyed tothe
Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad and
transportation Company, al the tide
lands south OF King street In said city Of
seaftltl In. along. around and aboutEiiiot
nay. nom extreme high 10 extrome low
zoe Ws 40 oeeR water and -
tho Territory Of Washington, hy an Aci
approved Soyember & ITS ratified and
confirmed aid grant and couveyance upon
certain conditions. which have been fsllly
perfonned By said Company; and.
Whereas Said Act Of tho legislative
Assembly vested the title Of AID fands In
said SEATTLE and Walln Walla Eailroad
and Transportation Company. IN Tee sin
Where's. The United states has soou,.
esSed u said grant and conyeysnce; and
Walla Railroad and Transportation Com.
pany has transferred and Conveyed All a.
said land. % the Columbia aud Pure
Sound RAILROAD Company:
NOW therefore, the said Columbia and
Puget Sound Rsilread Company herehF
gives rsotice that it claims the excluEive
right ., occupy said lands and 70 erecf
wnaxvee and other structures thereon.
and that al persons are hereby notified 10
refrain from occupying or entering upon
eny q aid lands without The consent N
Sound Railroad Company.
COLUMBIA z PuGkT eOUNDR r co
by II. j. MILNka
aps Assistant sunersnta,asr.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

II rEE D1srRIcr couRr HOLDING
4 TERMS "a ssaifis
No t;to-John Q. Bssatisan, plaintiff. N,
chsri.s fsassks and wsshisgtcn Iron Werfs.
def ndaaits.
undss md ~ virtns 81 a order Of sale is<usd
Will tie ab.ss named court n ne sbove
ensifisd sction, dafsd the Oh day 81 yuns
ls55. snii % ne dtrrctsd and delivered. rev.
,tuly lsyisd upon he prcp~rty descr,bsd n
mo osdE q sais. sod = fellows. % viii,
Lots ena ~, and two "a. VI q Ten tio,. IN
tdsa addition 20 the city Of eaatl1s. Kiua
Coasty, Washingtsa Tsni1ory.
Nossss' q thsrefoes hsrshy eivsn thss on
iiazsraay. she Iisk D.y sf SuIy, ssss.
A. ne llour q eicloea D. n. a said dsy 1.
iEsnt q ths oouft House doos. IN the Clty q
sesssis, kl1g cs1nty. wsshington Tsrrftory' I
Mn n esedisnce - saad arasr II sale. seil
Tee shoFs deec<ihed pruperty. o. % nnrh
thereof . may be- necessary 20 satisfy Ca
Ja1smezf 10 sd scslon. w1lh fnsersst fksrx.on
sna cosfs. o. public saction 70 ne htahsss
pslsd . sesssis. ths sih dxy o. Juns, ssss.
ssii ,. q. no9RkB, ensriR.
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i Third Judicial District Of the Terri
tory OF Washington. holding terms ct Sc
attle In King county. for the counties Of
King and Kitsap.
No. .2s0-Cha lotte Z. Halter. plaintiff
Il. sander, stephen Carkeek, John Nicho
las and Charles v Ross. defendants.
Complaint aled in the county ef King.
IN the ONCE OF the Cisrk Of said District
Court.
The United Statssof America send sysstias
To l. n. Bigelow. Emeline Bigelow,
Fred &. Sander, Stephen Carkeek, John
Nicholas and Chas. v. Ross. defendants
You aie hereby required to appear in an
NAMED plaintiff e the District Court q
the Third Judicial District Of tho Terri
tory OF Washington, holding terms al the
city OF Seattle, In the county Of King. for
the counties OF King and Ktsap. and to
answer the complaint fled therein within
sixty days from the date Of the first pub.
default win be taken against yeu accord.
ing to the prayer OF the complaint.
The said ection 10 hcsughf to recover
the SUN OF $9dS. with interest thereon
from the 18th day OF Mareh. 1884. ct the
rate or one per cent per mnnth. and the
CoSGs % bt@lu 9CAiou. l0ctu4lQ& an AttQr-
neys fee OF $50. upon O certain promis-
sorry note made and delivered BY defend
ant !. N. BiReleW to defendant Fred x,
sander. on the 18th day Of December.
l86a and 70 foreclose certain mortgage
given ON said 18th day Of December, lisa
% the defendant Fred Z. Sander, BIZ the
defendants l. N. Bigelow and Emsline
Bigelow, TO secure the payment Of eaid
promissory note. upon the following de-
scribet real estate, towik: all Of block Al
also. lots S 8 I, 9 and 9. In block a.; also.
lots II, y. IL II. Is. l6. ~ and IS In block
IS In Yeslers second addition tsupple-
mental 10 the eiiyof Seattle. King coun
ty. Washington Ttrfitsry; which said
note and mortgages we're afterwards for
. valuable consideration. duly assigned
and transferred % the plaintiff, who e
now tbs legal holder and owner thereof.
That the defendants, stephen Carkeek.
John Nicholas and Charles ". Hess have
some interest In said property, the nature
and description OF which 10 70 plaintiff
unknown
Witness the Hon. Roger 9. Greene.
f~ Judge Of tbs sa:d District Court.
SEAL and the seal thereof. this isth
s~---- day Of April, A. %. lsSA
JAMES SEAvEY. Clark.
By JAMES r. LUDLOW. Deputy.
Burke Halter q kasin. attorneys for
plhintiu. np4
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ORDINANCE No. 666.

-srSr.i 49, sr.<lsS r...sri,..f 49,, -
1919. 49,. "a - = e.1s'l''s wa
49,
Inc CSU o. seaf2s noon ofoAsn - roi
lows:
excTfos I. That sRxea fer general and
special municipal purposes tor the yea
issS b and the same are hereby Ezscssee
soaAi and nissS. sah3sct % saasfioa i
va @ = ~ ~ '-'sA
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SUMMoNs.

TN THE DISTRICT CouRTO or Tflk THI15
J Judicial Diserict Of TIE Territory q -
tng,on. holding terms q Seattle y 81
county. for The epunfies ~ EinG Esd M11f
No. &k2&-lohn n. frink. plsanliH, w. a.
aaflsoc defsnaans.
Complaint alsd IN ne ceuasy n tn y
fhs once 81 Tie Oisrk Il ssik pist<ie4 ous4t
TEs UEisEp sfsrrs % AxuscA essp nnnnaHl
Tee. ,. Garland, dsfsadzne
Yeu are hsrsby required - sDpesf'h ~ -
lion brought sEsinst y ~ s1s see,ls e<zr
plaintiff, 10 the Dlngict osurt n ~ Ih4t
judicial District 81 the re<rit1ry y -
| The county o. King. for Ne co1stis3 u IN
snd KltsaP. and 70 snswsr tss scm{l114
thtr1n sitain sfxty days from - ~ q -
nfst publicAtlon % this sENAlSne - ~
| ~ dafauit viii - tskea a9,inGs yelk -
| Ing 10 ske prayer II the oonpinirk. A K X
ne sesd sefioa b bfoagks - fsi<rF -
snm q sl3&s 70. with lntsrsss = 11N
iroU Ne 2eth Dag Of psoemAer. U
rate u sns Per esnt. per morah. - 4. ~
| llysrsd By said 1sfenaRn4 ~ he EieH 11H114
BHnk q Seattle. On tbs nh - e
1884. whereby the sid dsfsnaz1< pg>l
| par he sai1 first Nstionxl - N
the si,n Of 8i3<s 70 one dag afE 4l1 x
| infersHt VI he rats q oas pr e11A IN
10 part u which said psomtsz1<7 lNe
been paiA except fhs sum 81 - l1l.1D
tns 4Ith dsy % Dsosmhsx. l4gl. s4H 49,
nd pranissofy cote va. e>1en
uienosmsnt u Tits action. tuiy A1<t'M
stse1 and transferred " platst1k ~
The iawfnl holder and ovnw e n'e
Ana $50, for seccnd c1nse e <9e4 n
cover NE sum of $50. With fn1eeH 9
kota dsy - March. ieo<. On bsi11E q
couDt feT mschlnery nzEnfaetH119
Sid and delivered % sd ds'1ro11
SPECIAL tnst4nes and rsqurst, ~ -
ton lrcn works Company. bsiu@94 M
dsy q Juiy, l8sx, and ths lesa ~ q
feS5, which sid bsIkncs a secooH
said Washington fron wefks 1sW7a4
the conms -esnen1 Il f1h acslt1< any,
sigstd. aransfsrrsd snd 81 oy9 y
Ehe 4 GOV IL izwfAl hsi1sr - el's
wass.s ne Nos. Hss.r !. etsssa ~
e-~~-. ths sid Disfrfcs Cesf& 40 in
szxz. issEsof. fhis fetA d>za IN
sAnE8 sKAyET. ule4
By JAHxs ?. LrpEsw, psputy
Bafks. HAlies 3 zsstn. Asiofnsr -
= -.s.-..s-. -. "A 1E1N
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nv Little Girl.

md muss ssy that she never tOOk anything
thas helped her 50 much. think her eyes
pevsr boxed 90 well, Is now. since they
were affected. and her general health Il
improving every dsy. She has taken out
half . bottle A. J. Simpson, i4s Ess'
NerrimAek 81, Lowell, Mass. writes
.My weak eyes were made strong oy
using Ayers sarsapariIla.- c. l. Upton
Nashua, n. H., writes: For numoei
Of years I have been troubled win
q humor in my eyes, and was unable
90 obtain any relief, until commenced
asing
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Sisters of

Chsrity, ss1aehed 20 81 Marys Infant
Aeyiurn, Dorchester, Mazs., certify to the
inestimable value Of Ayers sArsap4rilia
b De treatment Of sore eyes and skin
diseases, aznOng the m=zy unfoFiansle
eAEldreR under their care Ms. ;. y.
Bodwea Wilmington, Mass, writes CON
esruing ths trestment Of her daaghier'
who was troubled with sore eyes a io'-
bws; aIgxve Ayers SarsspaFilia 70
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TIE
DR.. LIERIG


~ @~--a N@N3N1 3AA ENX.8 X<tW u
cisco, oAl. MI
condncted By quailasa pm. I<s[r]1>
sicians and Surgeons resniss N&X<2I
gsadunkes. WH
~Ths OLDEST ssxctatur.V Tz3I}ri
Ia the uuited stzlss, vhoss Nt<XEI
LITE LoNa IxPxzxxEuR, psr. n &L1{<*I
feet methed aud pure nell- ~
sine. ins1re aekxpT and Pm. IN
MAxR1r sunzs % al Prfvsta X<l
Ohronlo and Nervous Dlssaass LN
Affections Of the BLoon. sxm E&f
KIDxcxA BLADDKa, Enurr1oN1 JM
ULcxns. oLp soRzs. ewrl1rxs VI
OF rz1 0LASps, soRB AIourR W.
THnoAr, Bozn PANS. p,rmA,.,sa,x :.
srAdicated fron lhs sys,sn "a f,S -
NERVOUS Debility. Impos..-s<
Losses, SEXUAL Decay, Msntai "a &...l.
Weakness. FAiitng Memcrv go ~
Stunted Development tmpsdin,sAs 4. N.
SzAGe, etc, from excesses Or v--,ss-, -,
@ aay eaase speedily, safsly Nd ri,sSs
Ycunx, middle-ased ana s,A -. II. :.
who need medical q III AID er,,Sri-.s y n.
suit the old Kuropaan Phys'rlu; a 800 ~
opinion costs nolhine And rSs - ~.
misery and shame. WAsn inesae1s,.;7 4.
sisit the city fer iasAtms / msaieIrsr -, :
aens evsFywkere b. express fss1 - -.
WALTON. IL = seiEssidens tAss rSrs,s.
vho gives his whols Astsnxion \, ss,ss.i n.
tsAses atsains ersei akill. a,sl 1870
sArc1gbo1t the country, knoNlr3 ~ An
qneatiy recommend eifhsalt easin & ~ ~
est Specialist. By whom svsrT hr~ ~
remedy 10 used. The neceorh ~ - -
snes makes bis opinion q ssBssns -
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Notice Of Application to Pur.
chase Timber Land.

~---'-~e- 1900" <fA11M4AE k4&MN NT/1UA 4
oLxMfxA, WksazEg1oH Trzurr1rr.
N0IAM ID HkkkHX 0IvEN aaHAT. n
~ confEEncs uifh ne pruxIzIous al -
- 80 g cnnNees spproysd Suns ., fs7s, snfi.
eea Ar Act Tor us sais a Itmher Tnnls n
- staeat Of California, oxe9un. Eevadn ~
Hssnn4c1 Terr1soFy.- JOHN fULyNR. a
sk.<N county. WaskinBtcn rsfrisury. 10 thjs
esy Mes e this once kis sppIicssIor q pur.
enass tas 8 y q AZ 4. M 4 a. ~ II rps
,. 4 e. Nv 4 q ssczl1n Ia a. IN se9k-
ahlP No ~ north. range No. 8 sssi q - MIS-
bln.stss Mswi1lka.
Rre1 y tagpess q said zpplicstssn sifl b
ntsde befurs t1s Oekz % tSs plzfrsc. csa-s
~ saeasnlss eisy. knshonssh cunsy, ". n.
su1y lss1 = o'ciack ,. n
sti1 dessrsbe1 iznd. a. sny porsion fhssrsrs
- hsrehf fs4uiFsd - Gle thalr cislzns n fhis
o1ce utzhin Ar<y ls9l days fruzn 1azs kerxof'
49, nn11f ~ hard. a. rng once "a orr.
pd&. ". =. this seGh 1zy e Aprll, A =. igI
. JONI ,. 00EEf.
$3.50 k1xzs1er q ths Land oflca
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TIKI STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY,
ZOE rhE uPPER skAclr.

str,r Glide q. W. Coye, master
EAyEs YESLER'S WHARF On
Ia Wednesday and Saturday. returning
Thursday and Monday. calling 81 stan.
wood. Utsalady. Noes Landing. SkaEfi
City, Mount vernon, Startling and al In
naasacrs spply on board or 70 GEORGE
EOSTER On the wharf. spl
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rss sIef ana sfi,cssd skssid not isiI 4 n r
hinL Ths Doctor has visited lks k1)lHI1 4
Europe and obtained zreas dnsi " f1lo11G
viii make 10 charge uniesa be sfbuts m
Pexsiors etred 81 hems. Call a w1A11 Al
comme1ieAt.ons strictly eoantsnIiN. ~
ten holfaFs for Q pnckARe 81 m1fio|z44 ~
dress DIR. J. y. 0IBboN. Boz llf5, Ne 3r1'
oisco. Cal Mantion PosT-lxrxx4nixNcN3
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csxsscArssx % ran RrsscsPAl
carnGg.


Ak40MA, zane - &ccoe
In Tue afternoan the ulerry presented
esAl iepaFss Of work dons dnfing shs
yesf In fhelr reepeetfts parishes and
miseAsnA The occasisn proved d be Z
msst interesting confsrsace meeting,
lAyman. Who ueFe delegates. TAKING
pAxt u tha eAms and ehesina Rreat in
sersef In the progress ~ the shareh.
In ike sslsning more formal addresses
wefe inAde 70 good congregation hy
tAe fieN. DE. Nesiua and The Rev.
Msesss fasksr. 6rsens and Bircakead,
M klshnp pre<iaing.
REPORTS Of eommitiess ca the slssts u
ths ca1refss and ca Christian e4aeatkon
and iIie<Atnra were saoca1ded DO Tue
repara % tAa kfNAsufsr % 80 Diosesan
Mi@iem B&tFd. and this, b. the faliae.
inR xppeintneuts made b. TIE B.shnp
a. ~ sense.s4lisn.
ExNniaine CAapietns- Rev. B. D.
riexinsl D. D.. Rev. II. d, Sastssoss, ID.
n. Rev. aMA IA. Watena, ~. a.
NeAndlnq Cosnmlatee- Rev. A. 4.
Niahalnaa. nsx. Geo. n. Mslsas. e.
Gassriiez q 2. Ferry. NJ. GeoA = A.
Ain9ua.
0fsssrs q Wcsssrn Deanery Ras.
Geo. al Naila1n. n&4ns Rsx. y. II Birek-
kssh Sszrsssrfs M. h .. 0brisa.
xsnsrxex.
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Dxo.tss d hsrsnr girs1 -! -
KEx&Kx hss nls1 net2ce g a. = ~ <.sS
Msks esnl prpnf bsfpss y. 7, 80 ~
Rubiic, d ~ e<zoe = eesfEi4 . ~ 'Ts<
on1. ~ l3n ~ 81 yulys = =. w1
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