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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
. Fatal Accident.

A singular and sad accident occurred al
Niddicomb's factory yesterday forenoon. A
boy named Peter Marshall, aged u years,
was at work IN the factory. when a knife
flew out Of a shaper and struck HIM IN the
left breast with such force as not only 10
penetrate the heart but 10 psse entirely
through his body killing him Of course instant
IT, The boy's father lives AT All Third street.
Coroner Bradash was summoned and had the
remains removed 10 the fathers honse. A
jury was summoned and al adjournment
taken until 10 O'Clock TINS morning
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
Los, Iickei and Nonex

German woman yesterday parch ased
2 ticket A. the Michigan Central ticket ofioe
for Iowa Falls Wien she got On the train
she rrisaed her ticket and p Tocket-book
containing : 81. She rushed back 70 the
ficket-offee in tears. and sitter desperate
search failed to fnd them. T0unz man
named Granger took hsf r. fire Irving Honse.
and left her with tis mother shs vas tod
r. car Al the ofscs to-6ay. when the sgsnf
uin % az be can tp heia her o. hsr ionrntg
II sngbo8g f8as the ticket they are requested
to leave il ~ tbe Calon Depot
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
BISMARCK'S BIRTHDAY.
= GREAT ESTATE FOR a GIFT.
The Imperial Family Pays ftonors 10
the Statesman Prince Herbert Dec
GRATED

BEEIfS. April LII is reported that Two
Russian Generals have arrived here with
testimonial from the Car iEteaded a.
marked honor 70 Bismarck. The celebra-
ti0ns IN honor Of Bismarcks birthday ~rre
elaborate ia al the large cities Of Germany.
The Emperor aud his son. Crown Prince
Frederick William, attended by all tie resi-
dent princes of the imperial family, called
upon the Chancellor al 10 IN the morning
and congratulated him. The Kaiser was es-
pecially warm and earnest ia his expressions
Of regard. During this imperial visit the
Emperor personally presented an Oil copy OF
the great portrait of himself 10 Bismarck a.
a personal memento. This g1ft Wa follow
"a by another mark Of imperial favor The
Emperor himself decorated Count Herbert
Bismarck, son OF the Chancellor, with the
order OF the Red Eagle. The imperial visit
orr spent most OF the remainder OF the
morning Al the Chancellor residence At
ter their departure the federal councillor
and ministers called and presented their
congratulations. The Bismarck birthday
testimonial committee subsequently visited
the Chancellor and formally presented him
with the title deeds Of the great SchOenhau-
ser estate. The entire afternoon was taken
up by delegations, which had come
To present testimonials from all
classes of German people and
from all parts of the empire.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
TRANSIT ACROSS THE IsTHMUs-
Sc retary Whitney Proposes the Treaty
Shall be Respected.

WAsHISGroS, April Upon receipt of
dispatch announcing the burning of Aspin-
wall by revolutionists Secretary Whitney
called upon Secretary Bayard to define trea-
ty obligations of United States in the prem
i-e= An informal Cabinet conference was
held to might for the consideration of the
subject Secretaries Bayard. Whitney and
Manning and Attorney General Garland
we're present. The conference lasted several
hours. Il was decided that while the Gov
eminent has no responsibility for the inter
nal broils az Panama, the old treaty with
Grenada guarantees free and uninterrupted
transit across the isthmus. Secretary Whit
nev az the conclusion OF the conference.
telegraphed Commander Kane, command
inr Galena, and Consul Adamsom. at
Panama. for facts as to the condition Of
railroad aud steamship property, and in
quiring whether transit j. open. He also
teleQraphed orders TO the Commander
Of the Brooklyn navy yard to gather
availahle marines at the navy yards
with some gatling guns and men 70 handle
them. If the present advices are confirmed
men and guns will De shipped Immediately
Secretary Whitney advised that the AL
hnce" and ''Swatara" are on their way to
Colon. the former from Key West and the
latter from New Orleans. Secretary Whitney
also sent the following letter tO-night to J.
B Houston. President of the Pacific Mail
Company. New York City: The Govern
ment proposes TO have transit from Panama
% Colon open aud uninterrupted IA the
shortest possible time. In order that your
company may avail itself OF the advantages
of this action. a few days delay Of your
steamers tO receive a shipment of an armed
force viii be necessary. How many men
can you Sake Whitney does not believe
the intsrfsrence Of United States forces viii
be reqnired. bat says ample preparation has
h.,au made for An emergency
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
Our DAILY Sales

Are perfectly wonderful. the large IN
crease OF our business surprises all.
People VISIT our establishment from
every section Of our State. leiiers oonle
pouring IN upon us by every mail, not
only from our own State but from differ
ent sections OF our Union, for the cheap
goods
A visit 10 our store VIII diepel ali
thoughts OF hard times. Such scenes ~
activity have never been Witnessed IN our
city. Everybody made happy boy the low
prices prevailing IL ever, department %
orr establishment
SPHINo A COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02

S0u1e Sensational OeyeiopmeatsA About
The State Capitol.


I.ANslSG. Mich. April l. - The Senate
passed the Senate JOINT Resolutions prOsid-
ing for . semi centennial celebration
Of the admission OF the Senate into
Ihe mon and extending the ume for the
completion of the Marquette, Hoaghton aud
Ontonagon RAILROAD: also House bills
amending the act relative 70 the duties Of
the Judge Of Probate. providing for par
uu0n OF real estate Ia certain cases and re-
lating 20 inquest
The House passed large number of bills
among them being House bills amending
the Grand Rapids charter. appropriating
g., 90 for the inhrmatOry at kalamazoo
asylum, prohibiting the adulteration OF
milk making felony OF the unlawful use,
manufacture or possession OF dynamite or
explosives: amending the law relative 10 the
loan fund OF saving associations, amending
the Law relative 10 the sale of land IN pur-
suance Of DEGREES ia ehancery.
The testimony before the Senate Military
Committee shows that Shakespeare paid for
the cloth before il was received; also that
the accounts presented to the Military Board
by the Quartermaster General were allowed
on general principles without scrutiny.
Dodge's committee, appointed to inyesti-
gate and ascertain whereby economy could
be practiced in the State Departments, have
exceeded their authority by prying into the
private affairs of some officials. Ii is alleged
that the Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton and his deputy pooled their salaries and
went halves, the Democrats thinking that
this would be good political thunder for the
present campaign.
Mr.. Ford introduced a resolution instruct
ing the committee forthwith TO report the
testimony thus far taken and hereafter hold
open sessions. The motion was defeated.
A resolution was subsequently passed re-
quiring all committees to hold open meet
ings. Both Houses will adjourn tomorrow
till Wednesday next.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
CARPETS.


Oar Eatirs Stock Htfaoaa Reserve
Placed on Sale for CsssA al the Losness
Wholesale PrsooS-
No wonder ouI competitors are par
aly2ed, these prices were never before
given. The finest assOrtneIi, the choio.
est patterns, the best makes, the largest
stock % select from We guarantee sat
lsfacilon.
Tapestry Brussels. 55o 65c, 75c.
Body Brussels, Soc 81. - 10, Sl.20
Nelvets, sll0. sll5. S1.25. Sl.S5
Moqnette. sl25, Sl.S5. Sl45
lngralns, 20c. 25c, Soc. SIC. 4tlc, 45e, soc.
6oc, Csc
LAcE CURTAINS, per pair, 75o 81, sl.25
$50, Sl.75 and upward.
MADRAS CURTAINS Ia pairs.
HEAvY DRAPERIEs ia Plush Satin Tap
estnes III silk effects. Some 81 the most
beautiful. All these goods VII positively
be sold at the most marVelously low
pricos- In addition 20 a large assortment
of Rugs, Mats, Crumb Cloths, Oh Cloths,
Linoleums, Mattings. &e, &c. AL those
who desire 10 avail themselves of tina un-
pnecedented sale viii please make their
selections as early as possible Ia order 10
have their rooms fitted and the carpets
ready 10 put down when desired.
Spring a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
New Dress Goods

During the past few dBys We have re-
ceived a very large assortment Of new
fabrics IL al the leading and most desir-
able iyles, from the lowest price b. the
most expensive Cashmeres. Satin Cash
meres. Satin Berbers, New Plaids. Com
bination Suitings 10 novelty e@ects al
the following low prices for each pattern.
$500, S3.51, 500, $500. 500. S700,
$500, $500, sl0O0 and upward 30 tlle
most expensive.
SPRING a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02

WtsHrSeroS, Apui f.-An understanding
has heen Reached by The Republican Sena-
tors to continue in session tomorrow until
az pending nominations sre land before tha
Senate. The scheme sgFeei aTon Is O. cor
irm sH nominations nCt objected ro s1d sy
asflip 1nfii Deceraiser naxt aI tho~e I1 winch
rhssctiuns are ral=ed II Also lhe and@r
sf sufing that @hould fFen sf-srt ise before
raon ts-norror fhe Senate Ell sdfenrn onf
~ respect t0 his memory and proceed -
.arrv eus the sbove progrsra on Friasv
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02

WserS6rsS. Arril 1-ceaeri Iara
Cer1raf-sioner Srarss is~ue' sa 0rier a.
saff4 srecisi in Ere and rffca. art-thst sI
fhe eases v1i - tss-n "a in ffe arffer of
their fhag here hiz preeece SSor Com
missioner M~Fariarif. asa8e certain cssse@
steesat Se has revoke4 fisa seier- snd re-
ns1tieS thern 30 ths sles o. tske regular
order
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
Supplies for the "Arct,c.' >

Special Dispatch To The TELEGRAM.
GRAND HAVEN, April 1.-The Wisconsin"
l. twelve miles out-a little north of west.
Five men started for the Arctic this morn
ing with 10 pounds of -four. and pork, etc,
enough 10 last over six weeks, in a boat on
runners in command of George Sheldon,
the porter who has proved himself such a
hero. The tug lies fourteen miles off Port
Sheldon.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
New York.

NEW YORK. April /.
Wall street closing: Money closed easy
at Ia per cent. Exchange closed firm;
posted rates. 81 s5ss9f S.; actual rates 81 s4n6
4.S5N for sixty days; 81 81 for demand.
Governments closed firm; currency 6's 125
bid: As coupons l2l1s bid; 41i's do 1l2i. bid.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
hrsts. 112iS@l1Ss; Land Grants 10tH bid do
sinking funds, lisa lle. Centrals 1121L611s.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
IN Accident in The Arcade.

A twelve year-old son Of the Italian pea
nut vcnder at the corner of Pearl and Canal
streets, named Peter GiUste, while playing
in the Arcade al So, last "a shi fell from the
railing of the stairway, about eight feet, re
ceivinR severe conclusion Of the brain.
Drs. Hunt and DeCsmp were called aDo
pronounced the injury not fatal. The boy
lives al lg6 Wealthy avenue.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
a TEMPORARY UULL.
Russia Pretends to Accept Lord Gran
viiie's Proposals.

Russia Pretends 10 Accept Lord Gram
viiie's Proposals.
LoSDoN. April 1.-The PaH Nal Gazette
states that Russia's answer to England's pro
posals on the Afghan question amounts 10 a
cordial acceptance of the proposals made by
Earl Granville. Russia consents to accept
a. debatabIe territory the zone laid out as
such by England. This leaves still to be
scussed the Russian suggestion that II
would be- more practicable If the zone of the
survey Over-lapped the roughly defined de
batable land IN order TO allow for tOpO-
graphical aud ethnographical conditions not
expected. This suggested extension, as 1t
would carry the zone south of the boundary
run 10y NJ. Lessen, Russian Commissioner,
may yet prove serious enough, the Gazette
thinks. 10 cause further difficulty.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
This Mornings Fire.

The residence Of Martin Fitzpairik caught
on fire tina. morning. which caused the alarm
to be turned ia from boz -. Owing -
the late hour no particulars could be
gained bot owing - the location
Of the dwelling ont of the reach of water.
the building eas probably entirely destroyed
The house j. a frame structure, one story and y
half. and ~orih from $50 70 $50.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02

sTecisi Dispafet fe III 7 EassN
GRsxD HsvrS. Arrn 1-n ths Cirrsit
Courf to-day ths libel suif ~ 5ofu - lee. ~
fke Nssrs-5,ssr7.ri Against kedzis 3 kedz.e.
a tbe Her1lG. al - fsis csg. fsr SIoaaf
damage. received in = vsrzir7 e 80 dam-
sves uhlch. Nth costs, r1sks S totai q So
AZ parties ssszn sstfs6sd.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
SPRING a CoNfANY.

Mems and Boys Cheap Cloths Cassi-
pseres, Kentucky Jeans. Docsl.in jeans
COtf0H0deS. Eto., Etc
An immense stock 0f all these goods al
the lowest and most wonderful low prices.
SPRIN0 a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
THE SMELLING COMMITTEE.
Report OF the Commission Appointed
TO Investigate the treasury

TO investigate the Treasury
WAsHfNsroS. Apyil The report Of the
commission appointed by the Secretary Of
the Treasury 10 investigate the mana cement
and report upon the efficiency Of the New
York barge Office. has been submitted. The
surveyor in his report commends the barge
Office a. ven managed and successful. ard
"a rreat Improvement mon the previous
system. Collector Robertson also IMPORTS
favarat1v neon the barge 0fiice. but recon
r,euI. fA. diSconfinuance II the exclusive
privilege noe granted one express company
io -olicit the transportation ~ paS-sn - r.
ANA haruaza frorn the barge office. He
recommends that three responsible express
companies and all BONDED a. common car
riers he accorded the same privileges. He
aIeo recommends legislation comps ling
steamships t0 land passengers at a barge
office.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
a Celebration at Gratz.

VIENNA, April 1.-The authorities at
Gratz rescinded their prohibition against
the observance of Prince Bismarck's birth
day and the Germans there celebrated the
day with great enthusiasm.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
The French Retreat.

PARIS, April l.-Gen. Briere de Lisle tele-
graphs from Hanoi that after a fresh en-
counter with the enemy nj Dong Song, on
Monday evening, Gen. Herbinger continued
his retreat in good order along the Kep and
DeOquam routes.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02

NORTH VERNON, Ind. April 1.-The boiler
of a saw mill belonging to Dan'l Hulz. eight
miles north Of this place, exploded this morn
ing killing Anthony Cleaker and seriously
injuring three other men.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
ALWAYS AHEAD.
spHrNo a COMPANY.

Whoever has TO buy a Snit
or Trousers, Shirts OF Under
wear, is reminded that our
guarantee with each sale
pledges US 10 give the best
Bargains every time. You
can wear our Clothes into
other stores, Compare them
and return for your mony If
you think you can do better
elsewhere.
Pew men wear out their trousers FIRST at
the knee. "-7eeos sitting.
A single pair OF trousers VIII
not carry man or boy
through an entire season, 80 Ia
the Spring Of the year we ex-
pect an active demand for
these essential garments we
are prepaJed to meet the de-
mand as never before,
Trousers Of al grades from
$3.50 for mechanics strong
serviceable, everyday Pant"
10 a 81 90 Article. fit for any
occasion. Nowadays, s. or
6 buys good enough Trousef
for almost any one, and al
these Prices we have a gres
variety Of Patterns.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
TRADE AND FINANCE.
Chicago Markets.

OFFICE or +. V. TAYLOR. Powers's Block. !
GRAND RAPIDS. April l. 1855.
Cables-Wheat Cd lower; corn dull. Consols 8
Smyrna times., 1885-04-29
KENT C0rNTY

WILLIAM D. ITOFFEUKER. KEN-
TOY, KENT COUNTY, DEL. Nov. s.
1881 - used last spring 300 lbs. Or
emilia tfuano per acre ON corn. ] think
the crop was iacro0sejby its use trcnty
b">b"'s p"r oaro! I have used it this
laIl ior wheat, and will certainly use
ID iuI cora next wear.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-29
GBe &u.g,a,a Gimcs.
SDl1I2'R@, Del.,
dnesday Afternoon. April Is. 1885
CHURCH SERVICES,

ASBURY METHODIST -Sunday-Preach-
ing at lOl2 A. NJ. and p NJ. Sunday school
JAM. and2P.M. Prayer rMeeting-Thursdays at
N. Rev. J. B. Quigg, Pastor.
ST. PETERS PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.-Sunday-
Preachln5 at lO13 AN. and ~ p. NJ. Holy Days
-9i2 a. NJ sunday School P. n. PRAYER
Meeting Wednesdays, at ~ p. NJ Rev. Wm
B. Gordon, Rector.
PREsBY -sunday-Prcaching at I0l6 NJ.
and ~ P-M Sunday school, p NJ Prayer
Meeting Fridays at ~ p. NJ. Lev. J. r.
Jnsted Pastor.
ST. PoLYcARr CATHOLIC CHURCH.-second and
Fourth sundays ai every month. AT 30 A. g..
ana p. VI. Key. Geo. 5. Bradford Pastor.
CENTESNIAL METHODIST. EPISCOPAL lColorcd.-
Sund&y-!IeaehiHg at l0i2 A. NJ. aud - r. NJ
sunday school p. NJ Rev. L. A. KIdout
Pastor
4. VI. CHUH-H.-S -Suuduy-TreacEiug Mt Ial.
4. ~ and II p. VI. sunday -chOol-2la P N
Rev seth d w. Smith Pastor.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-29

saNauon on delights everybody 10 can ba
nad oi All druggist, and dealers i'm medicines
~ eiadlcdits pam hy quickly removing the cau..
IL is Specific pain for neuralgia rheumatism and
pam ~ the side, back, and limbs. Price - cents
Smyrna times., 1885-04-29

Hope for a season bids the world farewell -
Wnen man inds himself in the relentless praSp
" neuIUlsla, but he smiles and takes heart ana
courage when his wife brings bottle of calvatiot,
vi the greatest cure on earth for pain
Smyrna times., 1885-04-29
FOR MU Lac
FOR
Corn Fertilizer.
SUCCESS VS.. FAILURE.

The Vile formula. the
NtocNbridge formula. and the
formula Of Lawcs have been
thoroughly tested in various
and careful experiments.
The results were generally
unsatisfactory, and often un-
profitable.
In his observations. Pro-
tessor Atwatcr concluded
that no suitable and profit
able Corn FertiIizcrhad been
discovered. All were a fail
ure.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-29

u bolls M blotches pimples, and all skin diseases
Ayegl gsISeSest cured by cleansing the blood with
Smyrna times., 1885-04-29
THEODORE HOMES ~ Gro,

THEODORE JONES. ST. Georges.
Ne" CASTLE Co, DEL, Dee. "a, 1884 :
Il used OrchiIla Guano in 1883 on
wheat, ON very poor land, and although
Ii was badly eaten by the fly. I made
a very satisfactory crop. In May last
| soWed one ton ON ten acres Of corn.
after pIouGhing, and I had a splendid
crop. and Jhe beauty Of it was that il
hcpL green and did not burn. although
il was Oh light and sandy soil, and the
season 50 dry. viii apply it this
winter for corn next year, for | am
satisfied Of ills efficiency.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-29

The Kent Coun nty Md, Telephone
company was organized on Tuesday.
me following board Of directors. one
from each district, were elected, list
II. =. Layman, 2d J.. G. Justis, Sd w.
r. Norris, 4th q. T. Westcott, 5th Al.
'orey. c. r. Westcott was elected
president and Wilbur Z. Thomas secre-
tary and treasurer. About 81, 900 oftbe
proposed $4,000 Of stock has been snb-
seribed and there appears to be little
built, - '0''l ~
Smyrna times., 1885-04-29

Reports from Europe Indicate that
cholera is more widely prevalent there
Than is generally known 1t is said 10
exist in France, Spain and Russia.
After the severe losses which France
and Italy suffered last year because of
the reports sent out concerning the di-
sSe9ase, it is probable that as far as posi-
PIE its existence will be kept secret
this year. The reports show the ur-
gent necessity for taking every possible
Precaution to guard against the intro
duction Of the epidemic into the United
states. 1t is likely to come soon
enough and before we are thoroughly
for it,
Smyrna times., 1885-04-29
MHaCh1niSt@
Boilers Of Various Sizes
kept on hand or made
at Short Notice,
TIE WREN PATENT
Crate Bar.

We claim the follow
ings.for this bar:
1st.-A saving Of fuel
over the ordinary bar.
2nd.-such conatruc.
tion as will equalizc all
strains resulting from cX-
pansion and contraction.
thus avoiding warping, and
thereby insuring long SER
vice.
3rd.-Thorough com
bustion Of fuel, owing to the
large air spaces exposed.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-29
sEcRET soclETIEs.

MoENISG STAR LODGE, No. g. T. O. o. F.-Ncet>
every Friday evening, at O'clock.
MCD0NNELL ESsANrMENr. o.2.IO.O.F-Icet>
second and Fourth Tuesday evenings of ,ach
month, at 7o'CIock
HARMONY LODGE. No. Is. 4. Il. A. M.-Nccts First
and Third Thursday evenings of each month
at ~ O'Clock.
sNlENA CoNCLAyE, 80. %, ORDER or IIEPTAsoPHs.
Meets every Wednesday aycyeuiug.at n O'Clock
Smyrna times., 1885-04-29

STEPHEN SPRINGER, WILNING-
TON, Del, October Sd, 1854, writes =
| used Orchilla this spring on corn
broadcast, 400 lbs. per acre, and it has
given me an excellent crop. NOtWith-
standing the long drought-the corn is
fully matured, and well filed out. |
shall seed the land to oats and clover
IN the spring without any additional
manure. Am using il on my wheat
this fall.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-29
a pure bird depOsite.
A SPECIALITY FOR CORN & OATS.
the SOIL.
Read what the Farmers say.
NEW CASTIE. COIr%TV

JAS. j. HOFFECKER, WLM1NG-
TON, DEL, October 81, 1884, writes -
l used Orchilla for the first time this
spring ON Com, alongside of barn-yard
manure, and am much pleased with it.
The corn is fully equal, if not better.
from the Orchilla than where the ma
nure was put. shall use Orchilla this
fall as top-drcssiug on my permanent
meadow.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-29

u bEijfN Ht.ruH. EE<f to.. DEF.
I'M. >"'.. i,-' .--!H tHt fl.. i: I--2 purchased
-" .".- g. ,.a. l".t'its.sa. FL portion. one
-. "' 1HH'a.'n' = aI.I eu,. haII t.uort4..
..a"o. which / auUc.i in with uy IS hcal.
..o O." eite tine -:l.ae quaiUty eI ogrh r,.r acre.
".' ~, ~, -'fG r." llai jgHitc as ~muca wheat
'.ea,'it az if'.i flee others bu id tist
Fe.t ."0.@.l r.1t. g.sa I.g,. ts.aeta. D.-.5 Il
- ". a'd ,u" rc,t - t.n tcId uu, ag. tr.3h
n.H.l,' lad ! ta. pasture t.e f,ieUing year
Ii.tE "a'f, ihe ''c"iHl VA, applied. Ih. i.eli
i't' St.''' "eeH suc-, --iT".E iu caul uh.a, and
-. e. .ni 'i'. -.." ~. rag.; .ca s., You. cam
=. p 7. ."N, t,o Improved crops np % q, ran
'H f.rHt.a Hss ,sa 't.d consider
H.. t'c..,- rs d ,.' iu.pr3gcr and
"or. d. III. sinh IS ,'...s ..iu s.t II
-..H. a.ss paaru.,el Ill tu,. .,,. .5...- l...i
~ ".et.. at must hHEeon,tau d. urah..a
- XIV. JN.#0.5r.ua. Eu>l 4, .pfr.
U.st urh3.a tiuu9 uu
~ ~ s"''4 ar,. .u Nay Ia-i ou poor
-. ~. aH" 4E .arn stands l~ioarurHvviacae.
-. secs, s.d / th!uE Iaof- better than
fertilizer. ~ '''