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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-05-19

The Rev. John II. Boswell, pastor Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, will
preach, Sabbath morning, at 1890, on
National Dangers. The American Sab
bath 1mperilled. Shall We Surrender
lta" Non-Church goers cordially in
vited to attend. At 7:45 in the evening
the pastor will preach to Maj. C. A.
Angel Post, No. 90, G.. A. r., Company
c, 7th Reg't N. g. N. j., and the Wo-
mems Relief Corps. Revival services
continue. Young people invited. Sab
bath School at 2 P. M. Sabbath evening
Praise Meeting for young people at Gas.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-05-19

Rev e. X. Donaldson, has, with his
family, removed to this village. He will
be regularly installed pastor of the United
First Church of Amwell, next Wednes-
day afternoon, the exercises commencing
at 2 O'Clock.
Rev. Mr.. Crosby preached at the Kirk
patrick Memorial Church, last Sunday.
The Sergeantsville Cornet Band visited
Ringoes, last Monday evening.
The wheat and grass fields are now pre-
senting an unusually fine appearance, and
seem to promise a large harvest The
outlook for good corn crop is, however,
not SO good, as it is getting late in the
season, and the majority of the farmers
have their corn yet to plant.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-05-19

Only agent in Trenton for Dunlap's
celebrated hats--G. W. Hotel, 80 E.
State street.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-05-19
Ayers Hair Vigor,
Sold by Druggists aud perfumeT..

PERFECT SAFETY, prompt action, and
wonderful curative properties, easily
place Ayers Pills at the head of the list
OF popular remedies for Sick and Merry
Gus Headaches, Constipation, and ali all
ments originating in disordered Liver.
have been great sufferer from
Headache, and Ayers Cathartic Pills
are the only medicine that has ever
given me relief. One dose of these Pills
will quickly move my bowels, and free
my head from pain. : William L. Page,
Richmond, Va.
Ayers Pills,
Prepared by DIR. J. @. Aver & Co., Lowell, Macs.
Sold by all Dealers In Medicine.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-05-19

The leading Trenton hatter--Hottel
50 E. State street.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-05-19


The cornerstone of the new Baptist
Church, of Buckingham Valley, at Bush
ington, Pa, was laid last Friday after
noon, with appropriate ceremonies. Rev.
Geo. ii. Larson led in the invocation;
DR.. John Huffnagle read the Scripture;
prayer by Rev. J. II. Hutchinson and SER
mon by Rev. q. II. Woolston, after which
Rev. Geo. II. Larson laid the corner
stone, followed by prayer by Rev. Geo. B.
Young. The church choir added to the
occasion by excellent music, with cornet
and organ accompaniment.
Though the cornerstone was laid that
day, the house is enclosed and under
roof, and was used for the first time for
church service, on this occasion. The
building is fast being completed and will
add much to that community. 1t is 30x60,
with vestibule of feet more In front,
making the whole length 6S feet. Five
stained glass windows will be placed on
each side, and one each side the vestibule
and two in the front. 1t will seat about
four hundred persons.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-05-19
Board of Freehoiders.

hnal meeting on Tuesday of last week.
A great deal of business was transacted
before the Board dissolved, and the men,
bers were kept pretty busy.
The next day "Wednesday the Board
assembled in the Grand Jury Room. The
roll-call showed full attendance. A. b.
Chamberlin, of Kingwood, was made tenn.
porary Chairman, after which w. D.
Bloom, Clerk of the Board, administered
the oath of office to the new members,
and then followed au adjournment for
dinner. The following are the members
of the new Board
Administration w. Cronce.
Bethlehem-Godfrey G. Lott.
Clinton-Elisha w. Yawger.
Clinton Borough-Jas. w. johnson.
Delaware-Charles Wolverton.
East Amwell--Jacob G. Young.
Franklin-Wm. Trimmer.
Frenchtown-Eli Swallow.
High Bridge-Allen G. Apgar.
Holland--John Hagaman.
Kingwood-Amplius B. Chamberlin.
Lambertvile--
FiFSt Whru-JOnH MaltOy.
Second Ward--Jonas j. Warman.
Third Ward-Ed. B. Arnett.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Smith.
Observation-Disclosures Higgins.
Readington-George w. Cole
Tewksbury--Fred. U. Philhower.
Union-F V. Sinclair.
West Amwell-Allen Moore.
After dinner the Board again assem-
bled, when an election of officers took
place, with the following result:
Direotor-H. w. Cronce, of Everitts.
town.
Clerk-E. r. Robinson, of Midyale.
SALARY fixed at $500 per year,
Counselor-Paul A. Queen, of Flem-
ington. Fees $40 for each regular meet
ing OF the Board-he to throw in all the
advice and legal work demanded between
times free gratis.)
Collector-Joseph Williamson, of Ser
geantsville. SALARY, $900)
Collector Willamson's bond, which is
for $3.50, 900, was accepted, with the fol-
lowing endorsers Joseph Williamson,
r. J. Killgore, Judge II. p. Cullen, Sur
rogate Chas. Alpaugh, ex-Judge John l..
Jones, W. II. Force, Jr., John G. Hope
well, DIR. I. s. Cramer, James p. Dilts,
County Clerk Peter Voorhees,, ex.Judge
d. Van Fleet, ] M. Dilts.
Doctors Sullivan and Ewing were elect.
ed Jail physicians for the ensuing year.
The price to be paid the Sheriff for
boarding prisoners was fixed at 10 cents
per meal.
The Hunterdon County Democrat, Hun
terdon Republican, Clinton Democrat, and
Ldm5ertoitle Beacon were selected to pub.
lish the annual financial statement.
The Director announced the following
committees
Finance Cole, Lott, Arnett.
Asylum Wolyerton, Arnctt, Chamber
lin, Hagaman, Sinclair.
County NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Yawger,
Malloy, Young, Apgar.
Supplies--Moore, johnson.
Discharge of Prisoners Sinclair, Phil
hover, Smith. Swallow, Warman.
To Settle with County Collector--Cole,
Lott. Arnett.
100000 was appropriated for county
expenses the coming year.
a.. Fill
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-05-19

Wanted.
A good girl to do house-work at the
Parsonage, Mt. Airy.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-05-19
The Effects of Quackery.

The Effects of Quacltery.
A few days since, Lambertville was Wis
tied by company of white men and In
dians, which camped in the lower part of
town and sold two or three kinds of Inedi-
cines, one of which was q worm lozenge.
Some of these lozenges were given to a
little child of John Stout's, aud although
given according to directions, they pro-
duced dangerous sickness, and at the
time of going to press 1t is feared that the
child may die. From their effects it is sup
posed that the lozenges contain santonin,
a dangerous poison, but which is some
times given as remedy for worms, but
should only DO used for that purpose by o
careful physician, on account of It's pois-
onous character.
The lesson from this case is, that If a
respectable physician does not know what
to give for disease, 1t is not likely that
nomadic ignorance will supply remedy
and that medicines compounded by per-
sons totally ignorant of chemistry and
physiology. are apt to injure more often
than cure.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-05-19


Asylum, $1,000
Bridges, 10000
Court Expenses, 5000
Freeholders' Bills, 1000
Miscellaneous, $500
Printing, 500
Coroners' Inquests, 100
Taxed Costs, 500
County Supt and Examiners, 1900
Stationery, 450
Repairing County buildings, 800
Discount on Temporary Loans, 1000
Interest on County Debt, 5000
Board OF PRISONERS, 800
Transportation OF Prisoners, so
Election Expenses, 600
County Canvassers, 100
Surplus Revenue Interest, 3,207
It was first voted TO raise $75, 900 for
county expenses, but on account Of the
increased expenses last year made un
ayoidable by the damage done the bridges
by the food, tho sum was increased to
800, 900. OF this appropriation, $40, 900
will be applied to the payment of out.
standing notes, &c. The balance, about
1900, is to be paid on the county debt.
The cost OF repairing the bridges amount
cd to about $5s, 500. At the time of the
great washout the cost was estimated at
800, 900, but the damage was repaired a
alittle more than half that sum.
There was considerable of squabble
in fixing the pay of mechanics. A ma.
jority of the Board were in favor of limit.
ing the pay of skilled mechanics, while
few favored leaving the matter open and
paying the mechanics such wages as ruled
in the different sections of the county.
At last the trouble was adjusted as fol-
lows Masons, carpenters and painters
to receive no more than $2.25 per day !;
hand and team per day, 1926 team and
pillow per day, $3.50; common laborers
per day, $50 horse, cart and hand per
day, $2.25.
There being no further business, the
! Board adjourned
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-01
Candidate fer Ere bate Judge. [.

W.O.O'Neil. editor of Hoof and Horn. has planted the following announce ment in tbe Flagstaff Champion To the electors of Yavapai county.
 Gentlemen Believing that candor is as commendahle in political candi- date as in any other individual, Idesire to call your attention io 9 jew facts concerning my candidacy for the pro bate judgeship of your county, subject to the action of the Republican County Convention. < residence of Arizona for nearly ten year--not because l was forced to come here or lacked the means of leaving-I have during that period fully realized the fact that men are elected to public office in Arizons, not so much on account of their possess ing pre-eminen: qualifications, as 8 liberal endowment O; that valuable article commonly called "gall' and having by long connection with the territorial press gathered more of ths, commodity than anything else, have concluded 10 shy my easter into the political arena" 10 realize something CT i;. Ido so entirely on my own respon- sibility. No anxious public" the "so- hcitaiiou of many friends nor "the wishes oi many prominent citizens" have made ,he slightest effort to bluff :ne into doing il. To b, ir4nk, i. is no. case where the office is wearing itself out hunting for man; not much Here it Is the man wearing himself out hunting the office, and rus,ling like sheol to get 1t, for the sim Die reason tha. it l. soft berth with salarSoi 5000 per annum attached. While in the way of spec!a. qual.fca- tions, l have no advantage over seventy five per cent, oi my fellow citizens in the county, vel l believe I am fully competent to discharge all the duties incident to the office in an efficient man. ner ii elected. Ii you coincide i'll this opinion, support me, ii you see it. Ii you do not, you will by no means jeop- ardize the safety of the universe by defeating me.
 Yours fraternally,
 W.O. O'NkrL-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-01
FaoM SATURDAYS oaI,r.

Masonic lodge meets tonight. Stage were dslay>d by ;ne mud !as; nighi
 Se.y.c.s .-u.o-:ow a: G! .he cSucche-.
 Ex..l ire i.o-h :o-,ish; at the Pres ec:: Hol-e.
 T.oo?- a:e sa:i .o De ia pUsui; o! Geronimo.
 Las: nigh,s Eas. n.ee:iug HiIed 10 rna:e:ia..-s.
 The democratic .-c.se. n:e masters 0. sAe situation.
 The dark ho.s. dii 10: .surc 70 s2y S,sa: extent :a to-jay's contest
 Miss Ta..ie S,ephens VI, arrive :roTl be-. v:.i: to California. to-.no:EoS sTen' iaS.
 Ex-Nayo. In-wersoa will risii Cais .o.n:a shortly to. ,he benefit oi hi aea!;c-
 ". heari i: .umo-ed that D.- Kendall wil b-;nc stock o.druss % Prescott ca h:s r-,u.a.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-01

"The Future" is the name oi paper just received, published at Richland, Kansas. IL is edited by co. Blake, and its special mission Is 10 foretell the coming weather through astronomical mathematics" In the number, at hand, one column is devoted 10 predictions for September, while the weather for the next succeeding six months occupies two columns. He has figured up very cold winter commencing Decem- Der 2Oth. and lasting until April lst. The paper is published on the lst. oi every month.
 The following from the Phenix Gazette will furnish 2 good hint to carp rai>ers in this county: "Rev. Mr. Melton. who Is living on Mir Conelly's place, east of town, let .he water flow over alfalfa into the fish pond, the fish ate the flowers and next morning there was about l50 German carp dead and floating on the surface O. the pond, besides all the river fish in the pond were dead, all having bloated. Let all persons who have fish ponds beware ot alfalfa bloat."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-01
Csaece.sAry Misery.

When ever you feel an uneasiness oi the heart, sligh. pain in the shoulder arm, O. under the shoulde,.5lade. or when you find yourself shor, of breath when exercising. CT your heart has periods of beating fast, you have heart disease. and should take DR. EL,Srs HEART REMEDY. At druggists $50 Descriptive treatise with each bottle: or addrss. !. Mack & G., ,S.E.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-01

The announcement of w. o. O'Neii, as candidate for probate judge appears in this issue. MT. O'Neil Is editor of the Hoof and Horn and with the candor usually characteristic oi editors he admits that the office has not been on 2 wild chase after him but he is seeking the office for what there is in It. He has been admitted 10 the practice of Law in two or three states and territories, has lived a number of years in this territory and is qualified in every respect to ill the office.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-01
Wednesdays Edition,

In q few days now Geronimo will 1 surrender.
 J. ". Wilson has moved to the north side of the plaza.
 Dr. C. D. Kenpan will arrive from his visit To California this evening
 Guiliori Hathaway reports fifteen miles oi track oi our ra.lroad laid MT. Van Allen, of West Prescott, we are sorry to state is seriously il. Judge Hawkins turned m SS3 Tj to- day, fees received during the month of August.
 The territorial democratic convention will meet in Tucson next Monday. Sep tember 6th.
 Our recently mild contemporary was aliiicated this morning with another severe attack of the Churchill epizootic
 \ horse belonging to James McCrum was struck by Tightening and killed on Monday afternoon about three miles out Of town.
 The Lion store has large number oi children and boys school l'sui,s they a.e bound to sell them and will meet inside prices.
 Williamson Ealley democrats in- structed their delegates 10 their county convention .o vote for ". J. Mulvonon. for Sheriff; F. J. Cook. Treasurer; Ed. Horne Recorder; J. C. Herndon, District Attorney: J. J. Hawkins, Probate Judge
 Complain, is made oi the malicious shooting oi stock near Prescott \ horse belonging to John Stephens. was recently sho; in the side with fine shot and steer was shot in the head but not iatalv.
 II is stated that the Warm Springs and the Apaches will be sent tempora- riily 10 Fort Union New Mexico, to wait final decision by the Washington autho- rities.
 \ gentleman named "Vindex" is editing the Courier at present. He furnishes its readers this morning with q two column article of extracts from congressional committee repcrt.
 The Albuquerque Journal says that "englne So. i the frs; engine for ,he Prescott: X Arizona Central rail road passed west this morning over the At lntic { Pacific road. T. is a beauty, and its arrival is an assurance that before many moons the road VII be completed"
 Chew Piper Heidseck" and ''Tokay." Smoke "Aitkens Bcst.' Star.o," silk Tie" and M. E." cigars "Sportmans" "Caporal." Full Dress" cigarettes and various other brands oi cigars and cigar cites at Aiiken's
 Dr. F. k. Aiuswor.h will leave on Thursday. September 2i, for Rive rside California, where h. will in the future reside and where he has formed CO partnership with Dr. Wooiill, one of the leading physicians of southern California. During pro:rac;ed residence in Pres colt the doctor has been one oi is most en,erp-isiny citizens. while he has keen devoted to his profession. he has also found time 10 take part in the leading business of ,h, day. He was for years physician to ,hs S.. Joseph's hospital in this city, served one term in the legislative council from this county, and one from the northern district composed O; Yavapa;, Mohave, Apache, Yuma and MaTicopa counties, also being president oi ;hlt body during the last session. He leaves large and lucrative practice in Prescott, and while regrett;ng his departure his many friends will wish him success in his new field Of labor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-01
Heryous Dati.iLAt d Men

You are allowed free trial Of thirty days CT the use of Dr. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic Bel: with electric suspensory appliances for the speedy relief and per manent cure of nervous debility loss oi vitality and manhood and all kindred troubles. Also for other diseases. Complete restoration to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk incurred. Illustrated pamphlet, with full information, terms etc., mailed free by addressing Voltaic Belt Company Marshall, Michigan.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-01
Pa,pt,asion er the Heart

Persons who suffer from occasional palpitation of the heart are often un- aware that they are the victims oi heart disease. and are liable to die without warning. They should banish this alarming symptom and cure the disease by using pE FLIST's HEART REMEDY. \: all druggists. or J. J. Mack t Co., 9 and II Front ct. :. F.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-01
!A Gard

To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth nervous weakness. early decay loss of manhood, etc, well send you recipe that will cure FREE OF CHARGE. This grea; remedy was discovered by missionary in South America. Send self-addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH I. LYMAN, Station D. New York.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-01
E-pubi:rsn an s .-s nsetsns

Al the request oi many republicans mass meeting of republican citizens of this p-ecinc. is called 10 meet at the court house on Thursday evening sept 2i at o'clock, for the purpose ot selecting candidates for delegates to be voted for at the primary election, to be held on Saturday Septemb Der 4th. A full atten- dance of members of the party is earnestly requested. td
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-01
Yours iraternally.
 W. O. O'NkII-

The Star says that the grass thirteen miles south oi Tucson l. on an average of IS inches high, and two months ago the land there was perfectly barren and no sign of vegetation whatever.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-01
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

C!tiIens of Yavsosi county: beg so sn. no1nee thst my name will be presented ,o the next republican conve n'ion for re-u,cs- nation. bel!sviOg that my services s. district attorney can D, u sde more beued-iA iu .he proper ard efficient di'chsrSe of duty by the experience of two years 10 tus past. Thank ,AG Al t:.so ss for vAs: kindness.
 Respectfully,
 LE. tSSHRS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-01
Rusias.> Gypsrt unity.

WAyTED.-A reliable enterprising man with good business qualities, with small capital, to open branch store in safe and profitable business in Prescott. Address "BusinesSr JoURNAL-NIyER office. sepltt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-01
XOsl.0 Ts esslr.

The undersigned being compelled, on account o: Ill health, b retire from busi- ness, for short time, at least, all par ties indebted to him are requested to call at once and settle their accounts or they will be placed in the hands oi an attorney for collection Ii
 I.P. INGwERsoE
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR JOINT COUNCILMAN.

fhe-eby announce myself as . candidste for the ofice Of Joint Councilman for the ceun- ties Of Yavscai, Maricops, Apache. Yuma and Nchsve, subject 10 the endorsement oi ihe Republican Territorial Co ventiOn.
 WI. H. HsHpr
 Nohsye County.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-01
RLACKnMlrBlXG.

J.G. Keegan, frstclass blacksmith, will, from the first of September, be in charge of l. P. Ingwerson's blacksmith and wagon shop, corner of Goodwin and Granite streets. MT. Keegau solicits a continuance of the patronage oi old cus- toners. and all new ones who may see it to give him 2 trial
 Prescott. August 2S. lSS6. |;
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-01
susINEss L0CA.s.
asinxsr A,c.

Mseu 'sc,Gre-i bs the F.sseosf Bott'ing works Y jus, tie thug 10 prevent tine sun mer compaa'. Hes:'hy and pala;a ole. For sale at ali saloons. lam les supplied. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-01

We are offering an elegant line of ladies underwear at cost, and the very latest designs in neck Euchings. Call md see our bargains even if you do not want 10 buy
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-01
- eAs~a Ot. Nf lea

A light bay gelding three years old branded "C" On left hip low down. Any information which may lead 10 his recovery will be suitably rewarded by
 LARRY HANSEN.
 Stoddard Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-01
NJ. GOLDWATER & SON.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Of best make and superior tone, well seasoned and adapted to this climate, for sale on easy terms by
 GEO. H. CURRY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-01
FOR PROBATE JUDGE,

Thereby announce myself AS candidate io. Pro bate Judge of fsvspai county subj set 10 tSe sc,!on Q! the Republican Couren;ion.
 WA h. XcGREW.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-01
Notice 10 the Public.

Nc, e,ice is hereby given 10 all whom ii n.y concern, taa; ny wife. Henrietta Bowen, V ing left my bed and ooA,6 si'Lou; just c.u.e or prOvocst!cn, will net ss respor- sisie :or any debts she Esy ccutrart-
 V. P. BOWEN. Prescott, Aug. 2A, Iss6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-01
FROM MoyDAY's DAILY.

FROM MoxDAY's DAILY Geronimo $ said to be cn hot t.ai now.
 The republicans will have no s!at' making.
 Local news have been oxceedingl. scare to-day. Sheriff Mulyenon has goue 10 Pheni, 70 attend the preliminary examination c C. ?. stanton Slckers and all kinds o; rubbe. good cheap 8; the Lion store. Miss M. Martin came in :ror, tht as: on Saturday evening. Receu: heavy rains have caused th' grass 70 grow remarkably rapidly. Parties just in from the railroae report track laying progressing 2: 'h' gate of one mile Ter day.
 Miss Ta.;ie and Joseph Stephens returned from their visit to Caliiorni. , this morning. ! J.R. Frink :he well known stocl man returned to-day iron, a v.si: C Y California.
 C J.w. Wilson & c., are arranging a their stock preparatory to their remova ,to new quarters.
 h Martin Maie. shipped two car loads O mptv beer kegs to-day 10 make room thor q car load of beer now on the way. nd The resul: of Saturdays primaries measures the nomination o; W. J. Mul [henon for sheriff by the democratic fra invention
 Republic ans will nlee, Thursday even VII" 10 nominate candidates for dele
 .es ,o be voted for at the primary or five ,urday.
 e .d. H. Cook returned from Ash Fori . lay with his cousin Miss Rice, wh,
 just returning from a pro;ractet ' 70 California. The court house politicians arc get
 their work in, in good shape in Y of tr party. The slate now is ior Null with lon for sheriff, Cook for treasurer tice Wilkersou for probate judge. at The news sent ou. from Tombston' ae Geronimo wanted 10 make term. "'' the Mexicans has been extensivel,
 red 3; by outside papers as another 'en- b>,one,lie." Those papers now have in-- ance 10 take ii all back. as the new: incs altogether authentic "-Epitaph. IT I eastern paper publishes m ite.l ,, effac. .hA. museum in an Ari ,..r town are preserved the heads o
 lteen Apaches. Will no: some o
 xchsnses tell us where this ghastl,
 ition is Iocated'
 ,rivate letter received hv the write i personal friend in San Francisc
 ihe effect that the railroad line
 Citing Us with the Southern Pa :he : Maricopa, Is certa .nly to be built
 tie.
 Pres. n named Wallace who was lei
 inge of the effects c: Barney Ma: ai; oi tArtelope, ha. been arrested on
 ch 0; stealing portion 0; ih .,,o SC
 :. Johns Herald says i: observe ,o, sohir;een candidates for count,
 ofin Yavarai county. We havt
 :aib observe anything like ;ha '-s nn1veT here. numbers oi yellow beetie.e s ~ P-c.upoa ;he cotton wood tres
 reels. They ea, of the new an
 tenswih 3, the very top and en e .' Q. ttlches. leaving them bare an U HIS racsa few days these bugs vi
 disaio be substituted by an ugl sndaI blackpiller, and then, again, thes escoi: by e spinning woEm.-Teup
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