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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-25
RAILROAD ELECTrONs.
Election on Saturday, November
2Sth, 1885. N.
Lewis District.


AT q Special Session Of the Count,
Court held for the County Of Mason q
the Court House thereof on Monday
October 18th, 1885, for The transaction
business pursuant to notice. Present.
James Capehart, President; A. ]. Shir
ley and W. II. Hayman, Commissioners
The Comfy. Court Of Mason county
West Virginia, deeming It desirable tina
the districtof Lewis In SAID county o
Mason shall appropriately Subscription
70 the capital stock Of die Ohio Rive
Railroad Company the sum Of Fiyt
thousand dollars 10 aid in the construct
ion Of said Company's railroad to b,
built through said district, therefore, tn
Court doth order that o vote be taken Il
said district upon the question Of q sub
scription by sail district Of Lewis 10 Ii.
capital stock Of said company tie o
Five thousand dollars IN coupon bond
oisaid district containing on their iact
the conditions nnderwritten as condition
precedent 70 the payment thereof, bear
ing interest atthe rate ofHye per cent
per annum, and payable twenty year
from the date thereof and redeemable a
the pleasure Of said district any time AZ
Ter three years from said date.
But any such subscription TO the cap
itai stock Of said company ifmade shal
be upon condition that no money shall
be paid the railroad company nor shai
my bonds be issued or delivered d
said company by said district untii aid
said company shall have comnleied h,
contemplated railroad from he town n
Point Pleasant In said Mason c1nnty N
the0 Ohio River route through said tlisiriri
TO the county line between the counties
Of Mason and jackson. N said State 4
West Virginia, and shall have fully Cd.
uipped the said railroad with the t,eces.
sary rolling stock for general freight AM
passenger business and shall have been
assessed and paid taxes.
And II the said company neglect O,
fail To have said railroad built, cotnpleted
and'equipped as aforesaid within three
years from this date then this order ma
all proceedings had Hereunder sbalI h.
void and imperative.
The said vote shall be taken upon the
said question OF subscription Aforesaid
at Special Election 10 be held for thai
purpose, on the 2sth day Of November
1885, at the usual place Of holding elec.
tons in said district, and for the nnr.
pose Of holding said special election Tho
Commissioners are hereby appointed,
viz; at the Court House, James II. Hol.
loway, D. s. Snyder and g. M Gale.
The said Special Commissioners for hold.
ing said special election shall NJ the ss;d
usual place OF holding elections in said
district, take or cause 10 be taken. tbe
legal vote or poll Of said district offered
at said election, and the said poll shall
be taken and the result thereof ascer.
tanned, certified and returned sccordino
to the regulations prescribed Inv law ioS
ascertaining and certifying Inc election
nj Srhnnl SH;na.s MI Ssj.s -. az
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It sometimes happens that preacher
d outdone even in lis own field; for in
London one advertises that lie would
preach next Sunday against the divine.
ness Of Mary. AT one point tho evan.
gelist waIed hot md said: 81 defy any
Of yon lrishmen to tell how the mother
Of Christ was different at all from nv
mother" In tho pause that followed
this crucial question a good.hu.
mored Pat arose and said: {" j do not
know, indade, what's tho difference be.
tween your mother and Christ's mother
but sure an there's big difference h.
tween the sons" The audience cou,l
not recover and the sermon came TO an
abrupt end.
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The chemist Of the agricultural de.
partment at Washington has discovered
. means Of distinguishing olcomargarins
from butter. When boiled for a few sec.
onds pure butter will reveal, under a
microscope and in polarized light, a we'll
defined cross on each globule, whereas
tho glObules Of beef fat and lard are of
different form, and do not ntnte with
the movement Of the pOlarized light as
those Of real butter do. This informa.
ton Is given to dwellers In boarding.
houses for what is worth, with tho suS.
gestion that no butter cater ia entirely
safe without a microscope and pOlarizOd
light at his elbow.
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China is to have a new railroad
OF course, the Trail will be used,
Euperior E1celIenne.


Thereasons for PERuSA's superior sx.
eellencc in all diseases, and its moGa, %.
sydRdi, are fully explained in DIR, Hart.
mans lecture, reported IN hts book on the
"IllS Of Life aud How 10 Cure Them
from page 10 page 10 though the whole
book should be read aud studied 10 get the
full value Of this par excellent remedy,
These books can be had at all the drug
stores gratis,
W. b. Williams, U. S. Pension Agent
and Notary Public, New Vienna, Clinton
County, Ohio, writes: III take great
pleasure In testi(yiHg to your medicines.
/ have used about ono bottle and a half,
and can say | am almost a new man.
Have had the catarrh about twenty years.
Before | knew what It was, had settled on
the lungs and breast, butte now Say ! am
almost well. Was in the army; could get
no medicine there thatwclidfelieye me.
Col. E. Finger, Ashland, Ohio, writes:
VI unhappy 10 say / have used several
bottles Of your medicine called PERUNA,
and my health has been greatly improved
by II. Icheerfhlly recommend PERuSA
to all who suffer with heart trouble, as
being an invaluable medicine
Rev. ]. N. Ingling, Altamont, H.,
writes: @My fatlier.in.lnw, who resides
with me has been using your PERUSA
for kidney disease, which has afflicted him
for forty years and couidgctno rellcfun-
Ill he saw your medicine. | induced him
to try a bottle, which he did, and the one
bottle of PERuNA aud one bottle Of MAN
Aim has given him more relief than all
the other medicines he ever used"
Mr.. Robert Grimes, Rendyille, Ohio,
writes: "My wife has been an intense
sufferer from chronic catarrh, and alter
every other remedy had failed she com.
mcncei 10 use your PEgUSA and MANA.
LIN. They have helped my dear wife
more than anything she has ever used.
She has now taken two bottles, and Is so
much better that she will never quit It's
use until she is entirely well. 1t has won.
dsrfully improved her sight. We think
FEEuSA aud MAHALlY will cure any
disease
R. Palmer, Pastor Of the A NJ. E.
Church, No, lOi Canal Street, Wilkes,
barre Luzerne Co, Pa, writes: HAY.
inguSed your pERuNA, and by experience
became acquainted with its value, | write
asking you to please send me five bottles
Of PERUNA and one Of MANALIN by ex.
press and oblige, your humble servant"
Cook Bros, Prospect, Marion County,
Ohio, writes: ave have good trade on
PERuSA, our customers speak well Of 1t
nov. 5, lSS4-ly,
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4 YeFr IsemarI,ahIe Reco,ar,

MI. Geo. v. Willing, Of Manchester,
Mich. whites i'slyyIie has beenalncsl
helple ioI Eve years, 50 helpless that
she could not tan over IN bed alone.
She used two Bottles Of Electric BiI,en,
and Is much 50 improved, that she d
able NOW 70 do her own work.
Electric BItters win do all that's Clai.
med for them. Hundreds Of testimon.
ials attest their great curative powers
onIyfiiy cents a bottle at DR.. W. s.
Hoy's.
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A Wonderful Discovery.

consumptiyes and ali, who suffer from
any affection Of the Throat and Lungs,
can find acertain cure in Dr.. Kings
New Discoyeryfor Consumption. Thou.
sands Of permanent cures verify the
truth o. this statement No nedicids
can show such a record Of wonderful
cures. Thousandsot one hopeful suiT-
erers now gratefully proclaim they owe
theirliyes to the New Discovery. 1t
willcostgou nothing to give It q trial.
Free Trial Bottles at DR.. W. s. Hoy's
Drug Store. Larger size, sl.0O
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Tired and Languid Women.

How many women there arc Of whom
these words are true: "They feel langult
and tried, hardly able to bear theil
weight on their feet, the bloom all gon,
from their cheeks, irritable and eros.
without meaning to be, nerves all upset
worried with the children, fretted ovel
little things, q burden to themselves
and yet with no accnte disease" What
a pity tits. But a few bottles Of Park.
er's Tonic will drive all this away, and
relieve the trouble peculiar to their sex
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SHORT sroR!Es.
TOLD bv william wa,hburu, jus. a, Thoy
Occurred.

TOld by william wa,hburn, Just as Thoy
Occurred.
lorigrAll
'Why are 80 man) Massachusetts men
Itepicsi" IaskOl Harvard professor.
Tho reason Is hist .rical," ho replied.
"a short tins since tho Inhabitants OF the
old Bay State wore all blgotod Puritan,
they read tho Bible from morning tonight
TtOrO they found this prophecy; Tie last
shall BE- first
'Thii prophecy made them oil turn shoe.
makers. In the west man once told mo
that | was the only Massachusetts, man he
had ever so,n who was not shoemaker,
AMI hsprobably thought / was lying
''But what Is tho result: shOemakors now
get lest than any other mechanics The last
Is more thnn last Tho prophecy Is not
fulfilled. This Is tho reason why so many
Massachusetts, men bavo changed from
hlGots into skspacsH
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.N0I Nior tue WORKING class. Send 10 cents ioI
~ viii put you In the way d making more
money in few days than you ever thought possible
u any business, Capital not required. We will
itaTt yon. You can work ~ the time Or N spare
time only. The work Z universally adapted 10 both
leaeti young aud Old, You can easily earn from g
may testthe business, We make this unparalleled olel,
70 " WIG arc not well satisfied We viii send s. 10
pay let the trouble Of Writlng u.s. Full particular
directions, etc, sent free Fortunes WI n made
By ihoie Who give their Wholg line 70 he WoFk.
1ftaf success abioluiely sure. Ddn't delay. stafi
DON Addftu suGos 3 ca, Porlshd Alaiat
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WESTWARD DSa

Lexington Eiy'sion trains run by Cen.
trail time. Main Line trains East Of
Huntington run by Eastern time, which
is one qour faster than Central time.
Nos, ! and 0 run daily except Sunday,
Sleeping Cars between Huntington and
Clifton Forge.
Nos 8 and 4, Solid trains daily, with
Pullman Sleeping Cars, between Wash.
ington, Richmond, and Louisville and
Cincinnati. DOnot stop for local bust.
ness,
No.2and 5, daily between Huntington
and Clifton Forge. Do not run between
Clifton Forge and Richmond.
No. II, daily except Sunday, leave Mt,
Sterling $40 q. M, arrive Lexington sos
.. nj arrive Cincinnati, via Winchester
ll:S0a. m.
No. y daily except Sunday, leave Gin.
ctnnatl 200 n. nj Lexington 5;55 p. mi
arrive Mt. Sterling 6;S5 p, nj.
No. | leaves Norfolk 1863 a. M; Old
Point $40 a. M; does not connect for tie
West
No, 2 leave Richmond, except Sunday
1915 a. N. sarriye Newport News 1880 q.
M; Old Point1l:l5 am; Norfolk 1850
noon,
Old Dominion Steamers leave Norfolk
on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs.
day, OF Saturday al $50 p. m; arrive in
New York next afternoon,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-25

Among the vita legal and lay, OF New
York John Van Barren holds no second
place
One day as be was lunchins at the Aston
house an enemy named wadman came up
to him.
'taE Van Buren," said wadman rs
there any case so unjust mean and dirty
that you will not tals itT'
swell, Idon't know" said Van Buren,,
picking up an oyster on biz fork. what
have you boon doing now, wadmanr'
WILLIAM WAsHBuRx.
NEW YoRK, Nov. Is
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PATENTS.
PATENTS

obtained for new inventions, or for i'm.
provements mold ones, Caveats, Iniring.
ments, Trade Marks and all patent bust.
ness promptly attended to.
Inventions that have been re.
lecled may still, in most cases, be paten.
ted yus. being opposite the U. s. Pat.
ent Office and engaged in Patent bushes,
exclusively, we can secure patents in less
time than those who are remote from
Washington.
When inventors send model or sketch
we make search in the Patent Office and
advise as to its patentability free Of charge.
Correspondence confidential; fees reas.
enable and no charge unless Pat.
ent Is obtained.
Eve refer by permission to the City
Postmaster, and to the Superintendent
Of the Post Office Money Order Division,
in Washington. For special references,
circular, advice, terms, &C., address
o. a. SNOW q CO.,
Opposite Patent Office. washg'ton, D. G,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-25

InHAfmnwan.ed lor The Lives 0, all the
M!HN NPTs,idsau Of he o. S. ne lar IA.
.HuIllV lgeI., hald,ohsst, bs.t book ever
- SBold loF less than twice nuf uFiee.
The fastest selling book 10 America. imtnenss
profits TO agena Az Intelligent people WANT 4.
Any one can become 4 successful agent. Terms
ice HAUNT Book Co, Portland, Maize.
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Administrators Notice.

THE undersigned has been duly ap.
i pointed and qualified rs the Admin.
lstrator ofthe personal estate Of the late
DR.. s. G. Shaw, All persons having
claims against said estate will please
present the same Tor settlement Per.
sons owing said estate, either by note q
account, are requested 10 come forward
and settle the same.
THOS n CARPENTER,
Adm'roithc slate u .Df. s q, shaw
maylamlpd
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-25

NEEa week a. home. 500 ouih. Tree, Paw
OUOlh,,olqiely suTs. No Fiak, CAPITAL not K.
M qulTed., Reader, u You vaat bniiaeis al
great pay al the time they eotk, vth ah,oiute ~.
thalalyl 5H,, let particulars 70 H. HALtETT 4 Co,
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Rnrl,Inn,a ArnIcn Rnlre.

The Bet Salte in the world for Cuts,
Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe.
yer Sores, letter, chapped Hands, Chill
bIains, cOrhsr and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price,
% cts. per box. For sale by VS.. Hoy,
Druggist. tdec.lO-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-25

For Rates, Tickets, Baggage, Checks.ap.
ply 70 any 0tIiceoi G. & D. R'yor Depot
or Ticket Office Of connecting
q. w. SMITH, H. w. FULLER,
Gent Manager. Gen'l Pass'r Ag't
oct 2l-tt
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II Is claimed by a writer that one ami
ono-fourth more money Is expcnd an.
nuAlly on funerals in the United States
than Is expended forpnbllc school pur.
poses, and moro than the combined gold
and silver yield Of tho country in the
year 1880. This docs not include tho
cost Of cemetery lots aud burial fees.
While II Is quite natural to reverence tie
dead, II Is certainly unnecessary to mako
extravagant expenditures In their behalf
Many poor families cripple themselves
for months IA order to make a last show
q respect for the departed.
NJ ey....t... :. A.. -, -. -. T..
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pRIIE;;s;s! u. So: .s &; e. i I. -,
n llILII (which viil help you o more mon non.
= ~ ~ right away tlian anythlaf ei,s
y tlp' World. AZ ef tilhefsex, succeed from M
hani, Ihs hiuad rad % iorinRe epens heIors ,ke
.l ~ an.olutely serc AZ ontt aidfei, flrs
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-11-25
The Ohio River Rail Road Tim
Table.
IN EFFECT MAY lori, 1885.

IN EFFECT MAY lOrH, 1885.
Central line one hour IoEer than PARK
erStttrg time.
Leaves Parkersburg.... 8 loan 8 S0pm,
Arrives Wheeling..,..l0 45aln 8 00pm
Leaves Wheeling...~ g l5am S.SOpm
Arrives Parkersburg 10 45am sT00pm
e5rConneCtions at Wheeling for all.
points with the Pennsylvania system.
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EAST BOUND,

AUGMENTATION.
Leaves Parkersburg.......... 5 foam
Leaves Wheeling ..".""-....... 4 40pm
Gro. W. THoKmoS, yice.Pres't.
Q. L. WILLIAMS, Asst Sup't
June 20, lSS5.ti.
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To Detect oi.Omarrnr,n.

NEW York, Nov. IS
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So AGIE.

j. h. Boutwell,, for the fiEni Of Hall 4
Paulson, seltils. has taken few orders
10 town, on bis way back from a gen
eral trip over The Lower Sound.
c. ID. KimbAll has purchased a SO
regulator, which Is as perfect a c!ock as
- often found. Is will be set by the
standard time. and wiil introduce new
element OF regularity into busine IS.
Heretofore no tsa clocks have agreed
on any time. Oar local time is pre-
c:sely that OF Seattle: TIE standard
time Is about ten inmates faster.
We are sorry 10 learn the death of
VIM. Alexander. an old resident OF this
river, lately owning a claim on Burrows
bay, Ffdaigo Island Hs was one of the
pioneer Hunters aad trzppsrs. never
satisfied unless remote from ali man.
kind, bnt sooia5ie and hospita 5ls TO all
eomsrs. He had made many good
business bargsins, aud, being &c nomi-
cal, had Accumulated some prop rty.
He has no heir in this part OF the coun-
try. and the property vil probably be
held Tor his relatives in Virginia
The pupils of the pramnAr school,
LaconneF. gave an elocutionary sXhibi
ton Friday eysning. There was a big
crowd and every body vas well pleased.
The program included excellent recita
tons and two well-s plays. A neat
stage vas htted up. The receipts we're
about SSe-snfhcient TO pay EXPENSES.
The entire entertainment was a credit
To tue scholars and their teachers. The
primary p1piis presented an album to
their teacher, Mrs. Harrison. The prin
opal, Ar. Harrison, receivel from the
grammar sehool. gold pen. .-Ners
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A DIFFERENT OPISIoS. - The Skaeit
Mas differs with the wha:eem R.ivilIs
As to QUE effect of a railroad from Bel
lingham Bay 10 she Skagis coal and
iron miues The Rspritls thinks that
such a road would lead TO the shipment
of ore g. she bay, aud its transforma.
tion there into pig aud manufactured
iron. the Aeiss thinks othsrSise, and
say: We yenture the prediction that
Tor every ton OF ore shipped from the
Sks9it twenty will be converted into pig
at the mines. Coal and iron are ssie
by side. Lime is bat = feW miles ~
The river. What reason Is there for
hauling all tie raw materials to Bel
linghAm BaY I Ii was this proposition
of the English capitalists to carry the
ore 60 Tacoma. where their furnaces
and f0undrles were 30 be erected, tha.
cast doGbt upon the enterprise. Few
faraaces are now erected away from
mines that are adjacent to coal. Fit
teen Years have almost entirely done
away With the shipment os ORES. other
than the high grade ores for mixture
With the product of the mines a. the
furnace month."
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A suAMKn LIss MoSra {, wlxrka.--

A SUMNER Liza AosrH &. wISTER.-
March, lSsh, vas = month Of rare love
Illness. From the lst to the 3isl the sun
shcne brightly and brilliantly. Hardly
eiond iatsrvened 90 shut of or lessen
the light Of either day or night. A
number of the mornings were fosgy,
but the fogs alwsys lifted and the sun
came out the brighter after them. The
weather was usseasonssle in fact, rnore
like June or Jnly than March. There
WAS no wind at all. aud so little rain as
to be almost annoticed. Dust took tue
place at mud IN the streets. and fruit
trSes and gardens assumed an appaar.
ance like that seen 10 early Msy. March
all over the w0Eli is knowa A one Of
the mSst disagreeable months OF the
year. ami the raie holds good here as
elsewhere. khiS year. however, the
month Jus, expired Gas notable ex-
oeptioa to the rnle.
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ON AND OFE.--fRe steamer Emma
Hayward left here Thursday morning At
t$so for Tacoma, vish fnil list OF pas
sengers. A heavy fog prevailed ~ the
time. She cot along all right until she
reached Government BAY, aooat midway
between this place And her destination.
where she raa aground, aud a. the tide
was Tunning ont. she csuld Eot get OF.
A few hours later the Messen ser. in 60.
lng by. saw the HAyvArd's pred cament,
called IN and took her passengers AZ
hieh water IN the afternoon the Hay
ward sndeavoRed to work her way od
she beach, bat failed. Again IN the
evening smother atiempt was made,
which proved saecessfni. e. she haated
At 3 qaArtsF to O'Clock, aud proose3ed
10 Tacoma.
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SEATTLE, ". T.. FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL ; 1855
SkEAT REDUCTION.

In order that ail uzy have su oppo.-
tanIty 10 travel ddriEe The Present bard
times, the o. 4 4 \. Company has re
dGeed the fare from Seattle % Victoria
or any point on the ; and 10 one dollar.
Ibe travelling public gill please bear
this II mind. The Emma Hayward.
North Pacitlc and George T. Starr vill
carry Passengers 20 1r from Seattle to
any point for one dollar. and q e Idaho
or the Nhatcom rOate Wili eoatiuue 20
carry passsineers TO any port for - cents
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Net long ago 0ne Of Bunam's els.
phauss Vas fannd 10 b. in danger q
losing his ssnse Of si9ht. surgeon
uhe had been called 10 examine the
huge aaimsl declared that e the sls-
phant could BE- indased 10 SUBMIT 10 an
opeEstiaa The eye coald be saved. Ae-
eordinRly the poor animal was tied
down. and soaan eaustie fad sas
drOpped ioso oac Of his eyes. He
roAre1 With pain. fer the tFeatnent sSs
severe. Ca tie following dzy the eve
that bad beea treated WAS much better.
but TIE sarReoa thongkt hs wss acanG
to have terrible tiEe IN operating on
ths ether eve. fAauy his surpfise "a
tnd thai a. soaa as the great bssst
beard his voscs hs stretched himseif CO
The eeoaRd and pese-fulfy Submitted -
TIE pstufal ordeal. Tue slephant hai
signp SIS reooguiaed ibe s&il aud fgieIidiy
purpose u his bsnefacsos.
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CHEAP FARE TO NiCToRIa.

Hereafter the ste .EseE Eganeel, H. r.
Beecesr, master, will leave Yesl5r's
zksrf at a. III. every Monday morn
ing for Victoria, ria Port Towussnd.
carrying passengers for YL aud freight
al redaatd prices Returning, she will
leave Nic.orla on Saturdays al II a. u,
for Port fosnseEd and Seattle, arriving
here At .. u. Full information can
be obtAinet by applying 70
fels GDo- II. FOsTIR. leslfir's " hsrf.
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ya Prek's Presiam RerfaEass IN
stssd II ans oskSss. Nna yoe OH be
mere highly pla4sed than ever bsfsre,
for sAey are sFas ozl.srs. SaNpass Can
ea bad ii a n StswAFt'ss