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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-23

DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE SYSTEM.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
TO THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEFPER- or ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL %, 1888.
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At Clifton F0rse with Chesapeake and OHIO
railway for thc South. West. and North west.
At LyrcAnurg with Norfolk and Western
railroad for All points South. Southeast. ant
Southwest and Nirnnia Midland railway for
all points North and South.
At Richmond with Associated Railways for
all points in the South. and Richmond. Frede-
tckShurR aud Potomac railroad for the North.
At Lexington with Baltimore md Onio mii-
road. making close connections AZ Harpe''s
Ferry to and from pift-hurQ and the st
also 20 points North and Easf.
Slecpinc car attached 20 NIGHT EXPRESS
for Lynchhurg.
SLEEPING-CARs L~YECHBTRG to MEN
PHIS. NEW ORLEANS. and LITTLE ROCk.
Trains marked > daily except sunday.
Tickets sold 10 al points. Offices. Hls
T. Il Mai trCct. luyt Main. street. and nj
Richmond ana AucvhsiW depot. Eighth and
Canal streets.
JOHN Is. hkCHURDO,
3de5 GEM Passenger Agent.
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When a person is bilious he has q bitter
taste, especially on waking
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'DWly. fDaiiy Except Sunday.
STgrpI q pLACTS.


STJrPI e. PLACES.
Nos. O. ana ~ make no stops. No. . stops
only on signal Ht Naunhcsf.~ ani Choatcr.
No. = stops only ON signal at Chester, Contra
liza and Manchester. y % - stops ON ,ignal az
all regular stations. No. ti -tous Uu signal "A.
all regular stations. and also Ht Temples ani
Port NHlthull. Nos. 81. -, Ji, "a, -. ana 80
VIII stop Pei all statpH i1r p1-aNfHcg'.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. D. and 2i -.cDplnE-Clrs be
tween New York and Tampa. Fla. tya Jack
sOuyillcl. Dn Trains Nos. ~ and 30 sleeping
cnrs between " lshinkfou arl 'harlo9iou. On
Trains No. n. OBJ. ana q, ,lceping-clrs between
New York ahd Jith-rntiIp. pH Train Ne. y
sleopiug-c cars between Nishington and Jack
s%onNille. ON Trans Nos. ID and bb sleeping
cars between Washington and N%iimiugton.
THE ONLY ALLrRAILLINE1o NORFOLK
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Richmond, 'lO.s am. Norfolk, 225 pm.
Richmond, f6.O5pm. Norfolk. go PM.
Norfolk. ssh AN. Richmond. E@o DIT.
Norfolk, $50 pm. Richmond, o~s pm
These trains also make close connections
for Farmyille. Aynchburg, and south
western points and all stations 0ntho Norfolk
and Western railroad. except tho ll6S train.
Passengers for p0iufs west 0f Petersburg
should take the 91j an. train instead.
n. NJ. SULLT,
superintendent.
T.. 7. d. MYERS.
Genera Superintendent
TN. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent.
SOL HAAS. Traitc Manager. zap p
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OHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH lsr,
ISIS
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HSNEOtfss


NNNIF NI'IIIVNI.
as pm.-NATL daily except sunday.
$50 am,-hCCONMODhTtON daily except
sunday.
7:l5 am.-NIGHr FXpPlSS daily (escep.
MOnd1y).
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...n -i,to of Womau-Couc2o "rod
~-vttIrc u Scrap ana serious
f teaching Chldron-Naidcns Of
uiuis aud u'lps
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TLANTIC COAST / y


Leave Arrive
No. Petersburg. Richmond.
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efforts to Hold a Ouornm.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-the committee
on foreign affairs succeeded in getting quo
rum together this morning, and instructed Mr..
McCre1ry 70 call up in the house next Satur-
day tho bill TO give effect TO the Chinese
realty.
MIR, Savers. Of Texas moved that the house
80 into o committee OF the whole for the con-
sideraiion ~ the general appropriation bills.
Mr.. IowpShend, Of Illinois, championing the
opposition OF the military committee to the
Notifications bill, inquired Of the speaker what
hill would be considered if the motion should
prevail.
The speaker declined 10 state, declaring that
that was a matter to be determined hy the
chairman Of the committee OF the whole. Mr..
Townshend then addressed himself To Mr. saw
ors and asked that gentleman what bill he
proposed 10 consider, but MIR, Sayers answered
that the gentleman would know when he got
into the committee. This was not satisfactory,
and Mr.. Tuwnshend remarked. threateningly,
that the gentleman might De a long time in
getting into the committee. Mr. Townshcnd
further stated that ho wished that the defi-
cheney bin should "a considered, the subject
81 Qualifications being Ia conference on the
army appropriation bill.
Mr.. saJers's motion was then carried--Seas
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The Road Healthward Made Easier.

You have been III, we win suppose, and are
convalescing slowly. That is, you are trying
to pick mp a little flesh. TO regain some of your
wonted color, to accustom your stomach to
more solid nutriment than its recently enfee-
bled condition permitted you to take. How
can yon accelerate your snail's pace health
ward? We are warranted by concurrent testi-
mony IN affirming that if you viii use twice
or thrice a day Hostetters Stomach Bitters,
an enabling medicine of long ascertained puri-
ty and tonic virtues, that You will be material
~ aided. 1t promotes flow of the gastric
juices and helps the system 10 as5imilate the
nourishment of which it stands so much in
need. 1t remedies tendency to constipation
without CONFUSING the bowels. The liver it
stimulates to renewed activity, safely pro-
notes the action Of the kidneys and bladder.
and anDihilates malaria and rheumatism at
the outset.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-21
TUE SENATE.
The Proceedings of the Upper House for the
Week.

WAsAINGToN, August 13.--The senate re-
sumed the consideration OF the fisheries treaty
in open executive session, and was addressed
ny Mr.. Call in support Of its ratification. lilo
argued that the contention Of Mr.. sherman
that the great bays on the Canadian coast wore
high seas and public property--would apply 10
open sea fisheries of Florida between
Key West and the main land and to the coasts
Of Alaska and northwest and would amount
TO surrender Of territorial possession and
jurisdiction over all that vastlne.
10 his mind, the treaty which asserted iuris-
dictional power and eNchuSivorght over those
waters was 70 he commended rs establishing y
principle far more important than the enjoy
ment of inshore fisheries Of the gulf of ST.
Lawrence. and he said that 60 tho United
States and 60 his own state 81 FLORIDA, abound
ing in fish and fisheries, the right 10 say on
what terms and conditions the privilege of
fishing might be enjoyed by foreign people,
was a most important consideration, and that
the nonding treaty did affirm that principle by
recognizing the right of Great Britain TO de-
clare what portion of her inshore fisheries
should he the privilege of American fishermen.
Mr., Gray said that before the vote was
taken he desired to say something on the mo-
ton. IL had become evident from the vari-
GUS outgyings on the republican side OF the
chamber thar the treaty was not 20 be rntifed
at this session. The senate had been told in a
moro or less mandatory tone that il was not
only 10 10 rejected. but was to be rejected ii;
once and without delay. No special reason
bad been given, but there were reasons FOR il
which lay on the surface and were easily rad.
The treaty was being discussed in the very
midst OF an excited political campaign and
the democratic senators had been told that
they were arguing the British side Of the case.
Why, he asked, should not the consideration
of The treaty he postponed 90 more quiet
season. Why should not these intu-
cnces that come from sober second thought
and from the absence of eNtranoous Influences
and oNuitements, De inyokod2 The issues in
volvod In The debate were too m0nentous and
the consequences that might arise wero too
serious and grave 10 be- lightly dealt with. No
lntoros, involved could possibly be affected IN
Jurionsy by tho proposed postnonement. The
fishermen, whose rights Wcrd the subject mat
Ter OF the treaty, were pursuing uicir avpca-
Sons now unmolcstcd aud undisturbcj. undcr
the protocol attached 60 the treaty. The bur
den was ON those who denied thaJa postpone
uept should be made 10 give soue good, strong
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From the New York Tribune.

y Yahlequah correspondent recalls thar Mrs.
Sheridan is partly Of Cherokee blood: "Hct father,
General Rucker, then Lieutenant Rucker,
while stationed at Fort Gibosn Cher
okee nation, married a Miss Coody, whose
mother was a daughter of Il sister Of the Cherokee
chief John Ross, who ruled over the nation for q
period OF forty years. The establishment of this
Cherokee right by blood, which is required Of ell
Cherokees who have severed their connecs on With
the nation beyond year would enttle Mrs Sheri-
danto one eighteenthoHsandth undivided share
in fourteen million acres Of and and liRe share
in s. CGQGO Of funds held in rllst by the tinted
States, on which ali annual interest Of Il &c COO R
paid 10 tie Cherokees."
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THE HOUSE.
What the House of Representatives Has
Been Doing,

WASHINGTON, August 13.-Mr. Davidson,
Of Florida, introduced a joint resolution APP
propriating 100000 10 aid in SURPRISING in
fictitious diseases in the United States. Re-
ferred.
The house then went into committee of the
whole on the foriitcation appropriation bill.
No time was consumed in general debate. and
the committee Immediately proceeded TO tho
consideration of the bill by sections.
Mr. Townsend, ofIllinois, raised a point of
order against the section providing for a gun
factory AT the Wateryliet arsenal, contending
that the committee on appropriations had no
jurisdiction over this subject, but that il be-
longed to the committee on military affairs
Mr.. SayerS antagonized the point and quoted
from the report of the committee on rules ut
the time the present code of rules was framed
in support of his argument that the subject
matter OF the section was properly under the
jurisdiction Of the committee ON appropria-
lions. The point OF order was comhatted by
Mr.. Butterworth, of Ohio. aud Mn Ryan, of
Kansas, while Mr.. Marsh, OF Pennsylvania.
DIR, Hooker, OF Mississippi, and Mr.. David, Of
Nebraska oontonded that it was well taken,
bat pending decision the committee rose and
the house adjourned
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159, nays 9-fve more than quorum, but the
fight was resumed in the committee, Mr..
Townshend Directing to the consideration of
the Notifications bill. That objection being
reported to the house, on the question whether
the house would direct the Notifications bill to
be laid aside the vote IesnIted-yeas II, nays
132-nO quorum.
A call of the house was ordered. The after
noon was consumed in an Intellectual effort to
secure and hold quorum. On each call of the
house bare quorum would be developed, but
the margin Of votes would be lost when the
question REQUIRED setting aside the fortications
bin and finally, despairing of accomplishing
any business, Alr. Sayers moved to adjourn,
which motion was carried.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-21
The Boss Lie Of ne SEASON..
From tie Baltimore American.

HInu' "'e pal'iihoie At'eNe"h' 2n
The St louis Post-Dispatch has recently
started q "LaFs' Column in which it invites Tie
e"afetition offs subscribers The following is the
contribution that got the Prize,
Chicngo is the grandest city under the sun Her
women are the most beautiful, her men the most
athletic moral, Intellectual and handsome; Ter
children the sweetest, loyelIest pherub> on earth
and her moral status high that the word OF Any Il
her great merchant princes IS cans d MOI superior
10 the bond Of q kOihschild OF a tio9ld
froia a =. Louis standpoint nothIng can equal
this performance
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The Crcn Rcnorts.

WASHINGTON, August Special = At
different intervals throughout the year
reports ere issued from the agricultural de.
partmentherc giving to the public information
IN regard 10 the condition " the growing crop
and the probable yield.
Tho man who watches the symptoms OF the
crop and reports upon its physical condition AZ
various stages Of Us development, aud finally
toward the period OF SIS productivcncss. pre-
diets how fruitful Il viii be. is Mr.. y. r.
Dodge, the statistician Of that department.
All the business conicgs are deeply interested
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-21
The Dudes Know 1t

Or If they don't they should know that Ran
gum Root Linime3lt cured Big Head in mules
for w. r. Hunt, of Adairsville, Ky. j ii. NAL
Tory. of Forts Station, Tenn, cured his hogs
OF blind staggers with il. In fact this King of
Linimonts is Invaluable for man and beast,
and no family should be without it, Sold at
wholesale by A. g. Gambler q Co.. Atlanta,
Ga, and ID. w, Curry, Rome, TIA. Retail at
Jacobs Pharmacy. Atlanta, Ga,
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Beats the 10 Puzzle.


FROM me Hartford Zines
-Four ladies, whose first names were Maud
Lucy, Elizabeth and Mary, purchased goods in u
dry goods store TO the amount of s22 a.
Elizabeths purchase one fourth Of the total
amount, and 1t was as much as the amount pur-
chased by her daughter and her sisters daughter
Maud's purchase amounted 10 seventeen cents
and lncy's mothers purchase amounted TO ten times
as much as the sum Of the purchases Of the three
other ladies.
What relationship did the four ladies bear to one
nnother2
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Did You Ever?

W. n. Revels, NJ. d., of Baltimore, ". D.,
says II have been in the practice of medicine
for over eighteen years. but never have seen
the equal of Hodges Sarsaparlla. IL has
worked miracles here in curing Rheumatism
and Scrofula. Sold at wholesale by A. G.. Cam
der 4 Co., Atlanta, Ga, and d. w. Curry,
Rome, Ga. Retail at Jacobs Pharmacy At
lanta, Ga.
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Mr. Il. A. Ireland, of Breen, Phillips 5, Co.,
Nashville, Tenn, says: Il was afflicted with
Piles Tor twenty years, ana tried every reme~.
dy offered me finally used the Ethiopian Pile
Ointment. IL gave M instant relief and has
effected 0 permanent cure" Sold al whole-
sale by A. g. Gambler y Co., Atlanta, Ca. and
ID. W. Curry, Rome, Ga. Retail at JacobS'
Pharmacy, Atlanta, Ga.
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Not on Her Head.

From the Philadelphia Record
Mrs Siimdiet (boardinghouse Keeper My
gracious Bridget the paper says lots of neIyousEys-
tens are bein wrecked by strong coffee.
Bf.d-et--les mum; bat
u don't want Gnybody's blood ON my head.
Chuck another gallon O water into that pot"
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WASHINGTON, August 16.-ESpecial. Hon.
George o. jones' chairman of the national
committee OF the greenback party, has issued
q call for a national convention of the national
September 18th, next. TO nominate candidates
for president and ce-president of the United
States, and to take such further action as may
he deemed necessary to preserve the name and
organization and to keep before the people
the great principles on which that party was
ofiuinallV founded
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-21
Yet They Arc Drawing Pay.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE house this
morning resumed consideration of the resolu-
ton assigning certain days for general pension
legislation, the pending question being on the
resulted yeas 115, nays s. No quorum voted
and call of the house was ordered.
Finally, after two or three more roll calls,
the house adjourned.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-21
Mr.. Brice win not Retire.

WASHINGTON, August 17-Colonel Lamont
said tonight that there was not particle of
foundation for the published statement to the
effect that Mr.. Brice was to retire from the
craftsmanship of the democratic national COM
mttee at the REQUEST of President Cleveland.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-21
ME-. Morgan ON necI.

WASHINGTON, August 17.-'rhc senate took
MP the fishery treaty in open executive session,
the pending question being ON the motion sub
mitted yesterday by Mr.. Gibson.
Mr.. frye asked unanimous consent for an
order OF the senate that at one o'clock each day
debate on the treaty shall proceed and shah
close on Monday next at six O'Clock the friends
of the treaty having the last two hours; and
that on Tuesday next at II o'clock the final
oteshall be taken on all amendments motions
and resolution OF ratification
There was no objection, so the order was
made.
Mr. Morgan then proceeded to address the
senate lniavor OF che ratification OF the treaty
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SATISFIED.
That is the Way Our Patrons Talk Aboub
Our Premiums.

j. s Bell, Elkin, n. c.: The machine l ordered
from you has been received and thoroughly tried
and gives perfect satisfaction. 1t more than meets
the expectation of the party for whom ordered
Agents are as ling $500 for the same machine in
this neighborhood.
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and broad reason for their opposition.
Mr.. Gray declared in conclusion his belief
that the honor and fame and reputation OF the
country were preserved by the treaty, and that,
if it should be rejected, and If the troubles and
annoyances to American fishermen shorld be
revived, the responsibility, therefore, would
fall upon those who lad voted TO reject the
treaty.
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R. N Lghtfoot, LaPlace, Ala The premium
sove was received in due time and has Ieen satis,
iaetoriiy tested. 1t fills the place Of SG5 wpoaghs
iron stove and gives better satisfaction.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-21
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Events of a Week Among the
Lawmakers in Washington.
The Proceedings of Both Branches of Con
gress-Among the Departments-Polit-
ical Gossip in Washington, Etc.

TThc following special dispatches are from tn 2
contribution own correspondent in Warrington
Mr. y. W. Barrett. our Washington news Is the
most complete of any southern Newspaper, and no
expense has been spared 10 make it attractive,
thorough and interesting In every deiail.1
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-21

Carriers Little Liver Pills must not lie con-
founded with common Cathartic or Purgatiye
Pills as they are entirely unlike them Ia every
respect. One trial will prove their superiority.
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The Herald criticlso. srlee

WARRINGTON. August l6.-TSpecial l. IN, n
rev ORR Herald, in an editorial this morn.
ing, charges HAT the democratic campaign il
k3pE ihioMn away hy the misnanAgement
Aha imoeciliiy Of amateurs who are playinsr al
The Herald announces tba, n rri,+s ,.t.4..
no .aniriendly or carpinr spirt but heca ,, =,
~ lc'l sure that when The Democratic partv
=. soS SVhulty understands The situation II will
'pipsN.is become another Kind 81 sit,.ation. /"
AL sss'l' Nlet elnd. however. seems salts
Mar. Brioe and bis committee u's , U"iaps.sn y
SD"Ny WI" are dissatisfied and say a change
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-21

7. NJ Miller, Mellow Valley, Ala: Jreceired the
machine the first of March in good condition, and
my wife is more than pleased and thinks ii is better
than forty-fve dollar machine.
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J. T. Willis, Shelman, Ga: The low-arm sewing
machine that ordered came safely to hand and
gives perfect satisfaction 1t is simply beautiful
will recommend it to my neighbors. Ny wife says
she would not take twice the amount she gave foY
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Colonel Brice Not to be Deposed.

WASHINGTON, August 17--Represcntativ
0'Donnell, of Michigan, member Of the house
committee on accounts, has been busy auditing
vouchers for envelopes used in distributing
speeches of members OF the house during the
present session. Most OF the speeches have
been on the subject the tariff, and 1921 600 has
been expended in furnishing 100000 en-
velopes, necessary to distribute campaign
literature throughout the country. Previous
of envelopes used for this purpose was during
tho campaign of 1876, when 100000 envelopes
were Yenuired.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-21

A. G. Collins, Battlefield, Miss: 1 received the
premium high-arm sewing machine in good eFdeR
and have thoroughly tested it, and can say that is
gives perfect satisfaction in every respect.
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without a Quorum.

WASHINGTON, August 16.--The fertilization
appropriation bill passed this morning without
division.
MIR, Springer attempted to secure the con-
sideration of the Oklahoma bill, but the point
Of no quorum was raised against him, and he
was forced to abandon the attempt.
Another call Of the house was ordered. The
call showed an attendance of 153 members,
ten less than quorum.
Mr.. Weaver, of Iowa, thereupon made a
motion reyoking all leaves of absence except
those granted ON account of sickness, the reso-
luton to take effect at the expiration of five
days Much opposition was manifested to this
action, it being contended that such revocation
would work an injustice TO members who had
left the city relying upon their leaves of alb
sepee.
On motion of Mr.. Cox. of New York, Mi,
Viewers motion was tabled.
Mr.. Weaver gave notice that he would on
Monday next, if the house was without a quo
rum, renew his motion.
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The Tlsheries Treaty still.

WAsBmGToN, August 1G.-[Special. THE
senate, under the order of yesterday, went
into open executive session ON the fisheries
treaty and voted on Mr. Morgan's resolution
TO postpone till December next. The resolu-
ton was defeated, yeas "a, nays ga strict
party vote.
Tho conference report on the army appro-
priation bill was then taken up and after dis
cussion by Messrs. German, Chandler, Allison,
Beck, Hawley, Dawes and Plumb was con-
CURED in. Yeas 20, nays IL.
The house fertilization bill was presented
and was referred TO the committee ON appro-
priations.
The senate then, ct 10 p. M, went into an
open executive session on the fisheries treaty.
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I ANpAUs AND VICrORIAS, McLEAR Il KENs
II dalrs make; best quality; reasonable prices
Wagon Co. s,I,Ssksk
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J. B. Crosby, Shelton, S. c.; The premium stove
was received in good order and am highly pleased
with il.
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W. w. Gaylord, BalkuEl, Ala; Ireceivcd the me
chine in good order.
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SEM fRE NJ Il 81 4vS q @S z;dS il .ss 'S
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TUMR-sEATS AND sURRBYS; CANOPY TOPS
u otevery style largest assortment in the sonth.
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