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subject, how necessary il is 70 in,isl ri,
the above. to insist on it. to insist ON a
and to insist on it again. There il ono
class OF the stolid that requires spsciai
mention as i has unfortunately some
modiiying effect on our habits OF Thought.
Inc grand Characteristic Of the man Of
TINS class hes IN his greeting everything
that he never heard Of. OF never saw be-
fore either with solemn brays Of repro
baton. or broad grins OF derision. Many
very sensible people stand IN awe alike Of
his brays and Of his grins while the forre
Of sympathy alone leads others into
thoughtless braying and grinninr with
him. IL Is therefore. necessary that I
should warn my readers against his
influence. when have to point ont
some things hitherto but little II nj
all heard OF. or perceived Even 10 the
the stolid man himself. / may however.
make It dimly Comprehensive. that in
some branches Of TIM social science. il is
Just possible that the Chinese msy be in
advance OF the west. in spitsof their shaw
ing their heads. and wearing tails aye
and dreadful thought shoes We white
solcs TO them. The stolid man hasN lther
seen or heard n good deal Of the artNSl
printing and the mariners compass. He'
has also seen or heard Of gunp0wder,
though he certainly never would have in
vented it. Now these things were known
and used by the Chinese, centuries before
they were known in the west. May It not
then be possible that a race. whose intel
lect enabled it to discover these great in
struments Of civilization long before We
did. may also have been able long ago 10
discover in the region OF morality and poi
itics-a region which they have always
preferred to that Of physical science Ger
tain important truths. towards which we
are but beginning to grope our way
There is great hope from the blending
Of two diverse civilizations in the coming
history Of an essentially virile people. like
the Chinese, who compose at present prob
ably one fourth Of the human race, who
have played so great part in human his
tory. and who from all indications, seem
likely to play much greater part in the
future One Of the greatest benefits which
can bc conferred ON humanity. is the prac
teal improvement Of the moral condition
Of this great race. Any attempt at such
improvement, presupposes an Intelligent
comprehension of their present condition,
as a contribution toward which, this paper
Is designed.
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sive and tyrranical rule. To this he adds
4. The system Of public civil service ex-
aminations. already referredto. After ex-
planning these forces at length, he re-
marks: ~What narrow viewed Observers,
in some respects. Occidentals are! Even
Bunsen. in his book on Egypt. makes some
sighting remark on the old Chinese, 6
compared with the old Egyptians. Yet
the former had 20 the latter. something Of
the superiority that mind has to matter.
They both Of them tried to preserve and
perpetuate themselves The old Egyptians
tried to do It by working on dead matter,
They mummitied their bodies. and wasted
an enormous amount Of labor IN pilng up
these stone mountains. good for no pur-
pose OF true civilization. and Occidentals
look back on them with respect. for 50 do
ing. The old Chinese. Nuo. Shun. and
kang. at the mere mention ct whose
names. these same Credentials break out
into Erins broad as thoseof doukeys eating
thistles these old Chinese fixed their eyes
on certain ineradicable principles Of mans
mind, and working on these, have founded
and built up a monument. the grundest
and most gigantic the world had ever seen.
a thoroughly national nation OF 800 mil
lions Of rational. industrious. and energetic
peoplel'
The Chinese nation. with written his
tory extending as far back as any other
which the world has known, Is the
only one that has throughout retained
its nationality. and has never been ousted
from the land where it first appeared.
And that it has. between civil wars like
the TAPPING Rebellion, wars necessary
for the production OF beneficial changes,
whether administrative, or dynastic en-
loved long periods Of a safety to life and
property. even now scarcely exceeded in
the most civilized countries OF the West,
is a truth as well known from authentic
history. as may be inferred from the fact
that its numbers equal one half Tor per
haps 10 should now say one fourth) Of the
human race, while its industrial products
penetrate into every region Of the earth.
1t Is surprising to see what a large mum
Der Of Occidentals can manage not 10 see
the sufficiently plain inference, that re
suits so long enduring and so vast, must
be owing to the social and political life Of
the Chinese, beng founded on great and
eternal truths The enlightened and can
did minded reader can not know SO well
as do with my dolorous experience Of
the existing prejudice and stoidity on the
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5aWaiian GaErttr.
WEDNESDAY. NAY 6. less
CHINESE CWIuIzEHOK.'


CHINESE CIVILIZATION. -
Tae following paper 90 the characteristics
ol Cliucsc Civilizatiou. - exhibited in The
larrua-n, the literature, The educational sys-
tom, Tie government, tic mechanical arts, and
tbs roHsrai social liie q The Chinese, was read
heiorr he Social SciCocc Club Of Honolulu.
Hlrul soih, less
at b. Important t1 agree urdu some definition
uf what is intended lT civilization % The
vord 's here us-l iu tic sense explained hy
Mr. Thos Tariof Nusiow one oi the most
Intelligent writers on China, as siEuifyiuc ''tle
aggregate substitution hy man Of efieieut
mora and iniailcctual agencies for the VS.
irai, in hrs struggles uiiu animate and mani
mate uature- Civilization = The domination q
uintl over ulaticr Auathcr iucid and accu-
ruic urpianaiioa o. civilization, Is given by
nr. A-thur MHchoIi in a wo-l on the civil
izatiur 81 Soo.land, az follows Civilization
- uuihiuE more than thc complicated outcome
q a wa, sarud with nature hy uau 10 soci-
sig, o. prevent hsT putting into execution in
I've ease, bee law uf natural selection; the
maasure 90 success ~ Inch attends the struggle
q each band 0r associaiinu % engaged, is the
measure uf DE civilization i has attained
or oli-st viI De- o. eKaraiue a. briefly as
possible snu-g IruuIueui characteristics of The
Chimes language, literature education, etc,
uiih Ncu tu ilc sur-ustlveness o. these
fnTlcsi as evidences % IhC civilization which
must havc been behind them, 90 make thcm
what Ii.sy have lecrHc.
IA CARVING COZ tHI- Tlas.. o. is CERTAIN that
iile rirE taken 1i any ore sai1rci ell be In-
aiequaiu and probably di-rr1T0riilnatO, Tor 10
b. rzIfflar'r lIliauIi .1 present ierles 30 vast,
within ilr uII-r ai o. few Paragraphs, without
seriously dlstur,Ife ta9 relations Of the paris.
J. b. l.kr Obs attempt in sketch ue entire Ha-
uaiiau aEcu0rIH-r, with All its mountains,
rulches. uaeaauui eruFes and lofty preciFicg.
uiihIl the sT-ce oi lady's ilgkGt
laNgrlgr
o.. r....-...... a.. ...-...,..,r 3D. lie. 80
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% q q I.H Ill
The body Of the last of The sixsyissims
Of the, ,wellsburg natural gas explosionjon
Saturday morning was found ut 1oA. ".
yesterday. This was one Of the Hslslsy
children. The body, was found in tie
cellar Of the Helsley house, and was %
shoekipsly burned as 10 be eccgnixsble
as d human body except by careful exam
ination. Only portions Of the yitals re,
manned intact. 1f.ii9la Z fe1l, .l8iyV
The victims were all buried yesterday
afternoon, and the obsequies presented q
sad and impressive sight never before
witnessed in Wellsburg or in this vicinity
Conrad Helsley, his wife and two chi.
dren, and John Walters were al buried
from the residenceoi Mr.. Apologize, and
old Mrs. Helsley from the residence d
her ether son, Richard. Fully 1--WE hun
dred persons followed the six corpses-tt
their graves in the village cemetery
Thelmembers Of the Wellsbnrg cornei
lband, OF which the late Conrad HelsleJ
was d member, acted as pail bearers. They
wore their uniforms and carried their In
stfuments dfaped in mourning.
The unfortunate Helsley. brothers for
merly lived. and worked in, this city
They were we'll fnowntin business cir
Giles, and highly respected as men Of prob
ity and industry. They have been pecu
liariy unfortunate, having lost heavily b.
the Hood Of q yea. ago. n
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watch Presentation.

Col. R. s., johnson, Of Alexandria, Va,
was on Saturday presented with hand
some gold watch by q number Of his
friends on the B. & D. Railroad. In con-
nection with the watch was an elegant
chain and charm, also a pretty pair Of
gold sleeve buttons. These are certainly
tokens that the Colonel's friends think
very highly OF him.. The watch was one
OF the celebrated Badaltette & Co.'s make
and was purchased from I. G. Dillon, OF
this city, who also did the handsome en-
craving upon It. The Golenels initials
were very beautifully engraved in the
case, making altogether very acceptable
and handsome gift, which will doubtless
be highly appreciated by the recipient.
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j E.s van i: .ot,lIoraEeinol 4. rAYIon.s
ALumber COM .,any chaf.sretl. 8.

Secretary, Of State stalnaker on satur4
day granted certificate OF incorporation
to the Hulings Lumber Company, formed
for the purpose Of buying, selling and
manufacturing lumber, dealing in logs, con:
Tucker, Randolph and Preston, Of this
State, which corporation is to keep its
principal place Of business in OIL City,
Pa. For thspurpose OF forming the corpo-
ration the sum OF $3.50, 900 has been sub
seribed, and the privilege has been resery-
ed, OF increasing this to- 500, 900. Theincor-
porators are: Marcus Rulings, 100 shares;
Noah F. CLARK, 10 shares; WillisbJ. HUI
lings, 1875 shares; j.. E. Butler, 100
shares, and George-W Davis, 10 shares,
allof Oil City, Pa, and William B. Max
well, Of st. George, W. Va, 5shares. 80
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TrIbnte Of Respect.

Ata meeting Of the Master Plumbers of
Wheeling, held Saturday, February, q,
1885, the following resolutions were unan.
imouslyl adopted !: v .s,sisal, llils.f
WHEREAs, The Supreme Being in his
infinite wisdom has seen tit to remove
from our midst one OF our members in
the person OF our brother, Luke Elton,
Rfsofrsd, That in the death Of Brother
Elton we have lost one Of our best and
most beloved associates. .sff h1iU
Resolved, That the Master Plumbers and
their employees attend the funeral in a
body. seiai "
Resolred, That a copy OF these resolu.
tons be published in the daily papers, be
spread on the minutes Of the meeting,
and aeopy presented to the family. q
m, GEORGE HIBBERD, ~
I GILBERT E. RosE,
: ,,i1g,7s b,.s FRANK 7. HARE,
I a1faBFs Committee. i
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THE passenger rights on the B. q o.
trains. are not subjected TO such interpre.
tation as swell train man may gauge by
the sizeo Of the fee dropped into his hand,
and on an Inauguration ticket, without q
nickel demanded over and above II, the
B. 4 o. passenger reaches Washington
hours quicker than II he had gone via
other lines, and had to,hunt o cheap hotel
70 even up the expenses.of the trip. III
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lNploATioNs,

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb al A.sM.-
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley fair
weather, followed inthe western portion
by snow or rains, winds shifting to the
northeast and southeast, slowly Eisingtem-
perature, loSerbarometer.I \ ~
For the Lower Lakes, generally fair
weather, slight fisein temperature, wesser-
" winds, becoming variable, rising, follow
ed in the western portion, by falling 'ba-
eou RfaF .- ls. Istt.-s 77fT
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
TBsrangers In the uity and Whe cling Folks

3 nv siy7i9h Abroad 81 li9hi7f i.Sf1t
Meigs Bland Esq Of 'wcston, is in
town. "a q l1ffNllfSs stli iil5pG 1ii,lif "a
Hon. William a, Quarter 81 Charles;
ton, Is Id The city. Il '"a b Il MA N, +.
Dr., ]. E, Reeves returned home satur-
| day froma brief business tripto Newly York.
Misses Mary and Annie Heyman, ioi
Wheeling, are the guests Of Miss 'sallie
Newbe.ger, ct Petersburg. al q AZ 4
Delegate Andrew dmiston Of Lewis
county, now one $ofi the editors of the
Weston World, isin the city, - s't N n
Miss Lizzie Moore, well known young
lady Of Portland, attended, the opening d
~ rink there Saturday evening, and In
skating fell aud broke her arm, ',, ~, /,
NJ. Chas. W. Brockunier returned, yes.
tefday morning from Philadelphia where
he was on business, having been hastily
recalled by the dangerous illness Of one
ofhis children, l.Y5iii { aalii5aa
h MI. ]. +. Merriman, formerly agent oil
the, Adams Express Company, lin this
city, who was succeeded by Mr.. Murphy,
has been reinstated in, that position. ! Mr.,
Murphy goes to the Cleveland office &.
L "a j. ~
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AstNpAY snoorfNt, scRIApF
Growing out Of . Game OF Diee In Frank
NJ 81 Haaiy's saloon. &

HhoNluk uut otau th4Atu VI 0lou IN lNIAhS
( IL A5Gss iIIsaiy's saloon. 4 - q 81 ~;
The saloon known al t.the Club House, !,
iit1ated on Market street opposite the
postofiee, and runby Councilman Frank
Heaiy, Twas the scene Of 10 shooting scfape
yeatetaay morning d IN carly hohrl TIE
affair grew out of gambling transactioh,
and George Watson was the victim, re:
eeising three wounds from d revolver In
the hands Jof William, fibetteri known as
aBucki Mnldoon, q son.of the South Side
saloon keeper IL .lilu glso ydf ~ ~ D *
Watson and Muldoon had beenthrow-
ing poker, dice for the drinks in Healy's
saloon and ,quatreled about q dollar won
hy one Of them from the lother. The
game was stopped, and Watson went out
the back door into tho yard. Muldoon
followed, and drawing o. revolver, fired
three shots at Watson, al Of ~ hich took
effect, one in his right shoulder, one in his
fieht arm and onei his left loin. "a ~
The shooting took place about q quarter
before six o'clock. Watson, as soon rs he
had his wounds examined and dressed by
Q physician, went to the residence 81
Squire Ralph Atkle and swore out lai cwar
rant, but up 10 late hour last night Arul-
doom had not been arrested. { He Is prob.
ably hiding to await the result OF Watson's
injuries. The wounds are not dangerous
Ibut are extremely painful ibiiiII ,5iiiai
This occurrence draws pnblic attention
to the character Of iHealy' house, which
has long been known to few persons, anG
70 nobody better than 70 the cityipolice
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FoR three wintersI have been afflicted
with .catarrh and cold In the head. ]
used Ely's Cream Balm; 1t accomplished
all that was represented. 7. F. AfcCoR-
NICK Judge Common Pleas, Elizabeth,
NJ. Price 80 cents. MwR4w
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Thermometer Reeord.

The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed OF Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday I:
7sA.Ns AZ below zero; 12sM,, l4 P..M.,
15s; 4 Pm, lCS'. Sunday, X 4. ~, o; IL
NJ, lGs; 3P. NJ, 2le II P. NJ, 18".
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oRaAxteweakneas or loss Of power In
either sex, however induced, speedily and
permanently cured. Enclose three letter
stamps for book Of partirnia1s. Worlds
Ipispensary Medical Association, Buffalo
Nh n. Me- ~
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ALL.WoOL KNIT JACKETS,

We have now In stock o full line of the
above Jackets; also, ON extraheayy quail.
ity for butchers, and o full line, o.; Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not to
shrink. @. HESS " SONS, -
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnishers'
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We don't suppose; 'tthereis a better make
OF Black Silk imported than that sold by
Geo. R. Taylor. Ladies' wanting "a dress
should call and see It in the piece. 719i.J %
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MoRMxa GRoRY BAKING POWDER, AL.
ways pure and fresh. Sold byall leading
grecers.. Gas. FEESY, proprietor,
II. lAl0 Main street
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NorHrSe makes q prettier OF more sat
isfaetory dress than good piece OF SUI
Warp Henrietta Cloth. Geo. 4 Taylor
makes special mention Of them this morni
ing. t ~ ~. !.
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SALVATION On, the greatest cure on
earth for pain, may be relied on to effect
q cure wherever an external application
can be used. Price only twenty-five cents
a bottle. sr{r.'l Eh'Hl m 1HlsyEs
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81, 900 % we offer 10 anyone detecting
even q trace Of common grease IN Strung
Genuine Wax Soap .',tl' =
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MEMBERS Of Legislature invited to
call and see our stock. 6 y
Jeweler, Cor. Twelfth and Market.
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|
There Is no good reason for this bad
showing for West Virginia. There is
something wrong, for which I hope we
will find remedy" tiAftai siA :
"There is a constant hammering at rail.
roads in this State, SENATOR 9af ~,
t"some say railroads impose upon the
people. Yes, they sometimes; and the
best way to make them act right Is to
build competing roads. What would
Wheeling be with but one railraod ? All
the legislation that could be had would
not be as good; or accomplish al much as
competing road. We must DO liberal
and fair to capital or II will not come 10
Us. Railroads, unlike many other things,
cannot be built except under State charter.
It Is not what we DO, but the continued
agitation that trightens capital and keeps
&c from us,
Railroads, when irst built, do not pay,
as rule.. The Baltimore &. Ohio Rail
road for the first twenty odd years did not
pay its stockholders one cent. The Par:
kessburg Branch Railroad has not to this
day, paid one dollar to lis stock olders.
The Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railroad has not
maid oil IT'S hondholders, and has paid
nothing to stockholders. About one,
third Of the roads Of tie country do not
pay all bondholders, and about two.
thirds do not pay tockholders. ills, as a
rule, the liberal enterprising men who
build railroads and other enterprises that
help build up the country; and they
often lose their money and time -. =
I'VE cannot develop and send 10. market
our vast agricultural, mineral, timber. and
other wealth without railroads. The more
railroads and other enterprises We have,
the more tax weget, for all must pay tax
TO the State, courties and districts. Any
,railroad-no matter how badly II aets-is
better than none, Tor they pay tax, and,
We can use them OF not, as Is best for our
interest. We want railroads and must
have them II we prosper. Rain some
times foods and destroys sun sometimes
burns our oropsi money, law and religion
are often put to bad use; but we want
them all as we do railroads nN'i : ~ Z ~
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FROM Col. O. H. Maekey, SD Iowa In.
fantry: Ihaye derivcdmofe benefit from
Ely's Cream Balm than anything else l
have ever tried. / have now been using
1t for three months and am experiencing
notrouble from catarrh whatever. I have
been o suffererfo twenty years. MwR&w
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oYPRsstgR breath, bad taste In mouth,
coated tongue, show torpid liver and dis.
ordered stomach. Aliens Bilious Phyhic,
vegetable remedy, quickly relieves all (; aa6
cents. Atall druggists TfRstw
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FrSANcEI AND TRADE.
4hs fsaalrsss 4 ~ aloass ana siesl "a

NJ fss pssreni Prime mete antlt6 Pepsf Peg.
sent sIefting Exehan ge anEetas ptls quiss "
~ ~ Gss asTass,a y f,,sist n
isfAf1 Snquf sltpnH n.
sfoeks The ttock rket has BEEN less actiy
al R1t ~ ~ u, "a -. ~
dsag FepS eSSa Sesga ts ~ ia S
and hnt thet ntss hat hq s En-
en-
and ~ ~.
n Slen gsye ps9,nse y. neln sn WI ~ ,
an ios ne Z.
and hndton va " s IN
taie s
aftssii5fis iii INK, M the 0f he Board
pficGS were abottthe best Of the dsy, and from =
itlpefSepl, highef thsp a. Tho 1aipe ttme ~
tegdsy Coz steeks were tor s.Tength
sstioss ffca rs lowest price g 75 elosing 4
Il 9sass anna u ss Issf "a
nom that time until the closed the Hoard the
pries Calculated between loo and lgg and es 60
esaafs ea s e iaplSy.S ss - S eS
lease e ena such ehapase
Will likely % Succeed on when sIpcf
edyaneed IN the Afternoon until y sod g a.
xSS s%ssa dtsd duieP s is day that
Nsndethtt ihad % 90 WIN tns seeet
ha a ,hs " h n,
s nj th az Stw ceasi IA w SG shore
De- ststs%sats Sets, siSpPss saly ys,te'Ssy
both ew central aug IKE snefe t9ok ls
lse rIose " n sSore n n ia bISSest nree n III
saiR q and New YSsk Central \
md j, g 8sg ne mos, ssye .'.a ss ls
percent higher. selling between 7iE and 5gs
NortheIn fAeluc common ~ UP 70 petpent ~ 1ht
snS III pfiSs III evening with
CLOSING ast Saturday. Inc rrcatest sd
being ID Dslswpte & Hudson, 81 percent Iacka:
oSs In NV stSeks centhl PSei M I'd.
SSnsed n t,crcent NortIefn PACIFIC pfeierfe ~
and Ioaisville g SsShfilie ~ UnIon Paeldc Z
STssn s. and M N, at Il Pssiae lSssF I
o; So. 1ol: 9. 8: ~ tll2z 2. 8: news 122IEs:
Pacific 6 Of 'p4 rs; Genital Pacific. ll0 Erie
SKI Lehigh 4 Wilkesbnre, o. Louisiana onsols.
z; Mt ,,S g, los: s. Joseph rs; s.R:&s.c
Texas Paciae Land Grants 81; do Rio Gande,
ss;s Union paeihe sanis, ", do Land Grants,
tnla 40 40;
S % Ganeds Southern @ st; Central faciis
s ! z I q {, i Seasss 4
" go ~. Z ~ issni - q ~.
'seiz s.iad y ~ ~ 20
= hti
a " fsts
stas q M 9 ~
~ y ~
e. ls
Michisa = "a. ~,
NJ Pseigs
SotthweStsfsl. a: do. preferred. isoi: New York
Contra, 81; OHIO Central " |; Ohio g Mississippi,
lI1<; DO preferred "; Pacific mai, Pitts
bptghI lSg5s; Reading, IL 81. Louis d San Fnn.
etseos w: 90 pEeserEad, ~ Fanls do
preferred. 1g7 Texas Pacific, ~: unl0n Pacific,
is1S unlted States W. St :: & r,
do preferred: Fatgo Express, l07. West!
eEn Union, %, ,,ifs n IN sril : liz ~ :.
Breadstnffs and Proyisions. Il n
INV Yorx Febi d, EFlonr anll. recsrn,. q m
be5relIs: ~ natfe Mnnesoa patent pro.
Ss9S1i II u ssef So. = IS sssSs:
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: New Advertisements 7iS
Fresh But,es-G. x Siechen q SON slsf rs
Codee Pots Geo, v. johptoIisa sous.a lsia-iA y
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returning until March 10, inclusive. Day
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,Fstipa. Avoid them III ~ asiSE We
great vegetable remedy, Aliens Bilious
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