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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20
TmE MINsTREI.s.

The crowbar is q pry.moyer in great
many enterprises. Bsaghamptoa Leader.
The cats purr Is the sign o. peace. The
ROSTERS spur is an emblem OF war fosk-
efs Gazsffe.
Mr.. silcott Is not sailor. but he Is the
skipper OF the House, just the same =
Washington Capital
a short aequaintance-the man who Is
always wanting to borrow money. Bari
iagsea Ffec Press.
II is odd how often brave man win
face thing after he has refused 20 connte-
nance Balfimos 4B,er5ceA
A man generally finds little difficulty in
getting half seas over when he makes =
free use OF the schooner Troy Press.
The Exact Dimensions Of Chicago
Chicago is l73 miles square. and whan it is
muddy. knee deep. Indianapolis Nesrs.
When you can induce man to hold
your horse In The rain. how natural II is
10 tarry around the fire on the inside ~
AtekisoA GLOBE.
IL Ia no uncommon thing for a theatri-
cal star 70 complain of the support while
the company retoris that the star is
insupportahie Boston 7FoascYipt.
"I'm bright. I'm sharp, exclaimed the
counterfeiter whes he stood up for sen
tence. "Yes. you're guiit.edged" oh
seryed the judge prior TO giving him
twenty years for reelection San FTaaeisea
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fsAeaats Get Graats 81 Land Frsn the
emperor Of America
Ibe trial Of the emigration swfrdIers IN
Austria, in Gaticia. turus osst 10 he s very
sensational one. At wsdowiee. a little
toxin on the Anstro-fsasscsan frontier. nc
less than sixty-Gve persons are accused Of
having carried on for ten years last a
thriving trade in heeeing peopls who
withed - eBsigrase to America. The min
eEpal persons accused are regularly author
led emigration agents. but bessaes these
there are number of Austrian oflsciaIs-
including district governor. = pol=ce com
missioner aud custosn-h0nae osfieer-ard
gsnaarms who haye used their authority
for extortlng money from their victims and
aidtng peopIe liable "a military duty 10
ieave the country. The preliminary exam
nation Of the accused have been going on
Tor over year past. aud the inform alton
this acquired is astounding.
During The last few years. on account oi
bas harvest4. the emigration 70 the United
States has been very large. FROM Oswieein,
which Is IN direct communication with
Hamburg ard Bremen, Il 40s persons we're
sent via these ports 10 America from May.
1887, 70 July q 1881 All the emigration
agents Of the district seem to have leagslesf
together IN order TO reap illegal profits.
They were allowed emigrant tickets By the
companies 1t greatly reduced rate, but
charged the emigrants full price and in
tlsis way made excessive profits, Bot this
was nos the worst Some Of the agents be-
came simply extortioners and swindiers.
The Vienna correspondent OF theI.ondon
Tam1a says that the number 81 aalieiau
peasants VINO are said - have been de-
eoyesi into emigration 10 Amerie by the
agents " h0 are now on trial Is over 1860.
Of whom 600 are not ret released from
military service, ard consequently became
deserter $. Many OF these wretched people
sold their lands 10 the emigration agents
to pay for grants OF land promised in
America. Their ignorance was so gross
that the agents hoaxed them in a hundred
wSys. For instance. an electric bell was
set up and some of the intending emigrants
were told that IL was a telegraph conmu-
nication with the palace OF the empoter Of
America. The credalous peasants applied
for grants of land by telegraph, and when
the bell tinkled, bringing them, as they
we're informed, favorable reply, they
were made TO pay the cost OF the imaginary
telegram, with heavy fees besides.
Another correspondent says that one
agents son, dressed as a military doctor,
examined young emigrants, and for con-
sideration agreed 20 declare them unfit 10
enter the American army. Finally, pass
ports for America were sold for 10 and %
horins. Then the unhappy dupes were
induced 70 buy so-called American cos.
TIME, besides All outfit for the ship. which
was rubbish. The case viii last several
weeks. as about 900 witnesses have to be
axaminea
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THE SEAS MYSTERY.
Ii Still Withholds the Bodies Of
ITS Victims.
THE SEARCH STILL GOES ON.
Powerful Explosives wai he Tsed By
the searehers- Eerk er the Patrol
As WILDLY Island.

The bodies Of Ir. Minor. c. Morris Hal
Ter ana T. LoHis Cox have not YET been re-
covered ard search parties ara oat coaiiii-
ualsy.
Yesterday Mr.. J. F. Pratt and Mr. Nc
Donald, Of the Gordon Hardware Com
pany, prepared Number Of giant powder
charges and large amount OF fuse and
eaps. which they intended 70 take 10
WILDLY island last night on the steamer
Idaho. The boat officials, hogeye-. refused
70 take the explosive on board and the ex-
pecitioa wss given no for one day. The
powder viii be sent down today and viii De
used BY the same party tomorrow. Mr..
Mcdonald understands the use Of the ex
plosive and viii uSe il to the best adyant-
age in producing explosions designed 70
cause the bodies 70 raise 10 the surface.
The charges or blasts OF giant powder VIII
vary from two 20 i've pounds III weight,
and will be lowered 10 depths varying from
two 10 fifty feet, before exploding. In
still waters this plan rarely fails 10 raise
bodies from the bottom OF the water, but
N this particular case the masters
are working under the double disadvantage
Of having very swift tides and very deep
waters 70 contend with, 50 that good re-
suits are not iooS@d for with any certainty.
General Gibbons, when be was in Seattle
the other day offered the use OF some six
pound cannon which he bad available, 20
the searchers. for tie purpose OF making
the loud reports. 1t was thought that
greater conclusion could be produced With
giant powder than with six-ponnd cannon,
amt General Gibbons kind offer was ac-
cordingly declined.
fHE sEARcH AT ursALADY.
The following dispatch was received from
the Pos1-IsTELLTeEScEE' correspondent
at Ttsaiady late lsst night
uFsALApy, Dec. Ia.--colonei J. C. HAlres, ].
B Aeicslf, Captain J. A. Hatfield ana c. il.
ktitingar arrived on the Idaho yesterday morn
fng, and searched Browns point and CsmaaO is
land early today. They lift IN = sloop for
WILDLY island. They viii maize & thorough
search from Braan's camp to Crescent harfoE.
Nothing has YET been found. The party hiss
sloop and small boat 4 patrol of men is on the
beach every night az low tide.
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skaalt Conntr -.


one Of the main coal veins was tapped
this week hy the large tunnel and all scep-
tlcssfa, ii any existed. l. dispelled. The
vein, a. the surface cropping Is eight feet
thick aud about - feei IS Che mountain
where 1t is tapped by the tunnel il i thir.
teen feet, thus showing an increase in
thickness a. il goes in. Two feet Of this
vein i gas coal and by experimental tasis
il shows large quantities, eut the exact
power i Of course unknown. The other
eleven feet Is fine coal, even better than
was expected by the most sauguine, NJ,
merons small veins were tapped he4ors the
large vein was reached one Of which Was
three feet thick and which will no doubt be
~orked some time. when the larger ores
have been exhausted. The tunnel viii Re
driven on further until all the large veins
are sapped. and II they al increase IN
thickness like iba first one the Skagis Cum
hersand Coal Company viii pe aele Ia sup
ply the Pacific coast for years and years 30
eafse
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srAyINa NJ snRnnms.

ssss*nt Pain Eagaifrd his Grief wkee
Re weas newa sta1gs.
hs vas dressed like 4 eowhay and q xiid
- q despair bad settled uraa his face.
ss'Ae as eo0aisnsncv, A. he ssided slowly
Aseshe sanctam snd seated himself mourn.
"a st1a the northeast quarter OF the ex-
aAass sae2e, VAS painful picture. Ills
ssssaS eyes Indicated an overpoweFing
1sves aF an uadigested dinner.
Z fhis ths sanetaan sanctoriam -
s9nss Il The first iunpoe az the hox, "
- NE sSsisar, IS he locked up fronl his
fsesfFsaslaS.
lbs Is he place where the hraiay n,ea
- DER intellect rcpe rs
iae eFy thsng.
asssfH
fssss has been slight prsladics tia,
thst the orimson.lingvi leaves have
saeornEuly aaatsas ffem the trees
t'Eaang Ike human things. a. they
= ne hFasaehrs naked. Thas. Ike nacns.
= q TIE long distant past, they hare
szssh.ssa the senses for moment and then
- saia ol3lvjen e.
eaealsn Uonder
he syIafho0v at she winter Winds is
sssa' sila aaasse Ga my ears IL Is q sad,
80 sserp q melody divine that eharasS
~ essssiRg sous.
Ksavs
va shoai 20 TEL yca. Nv LIE Is ike
ssf Taroarh she balls og memory
- szs1ss whisper that tells THAI Gae
-e.sasF q my sIsstencs has slosa tate the
efs1s q tie tFrvtrl4vahle pAst ans that
-saAan. Iae heydAy Al the year. has
1Fts1 the maatle At TIRE nylng Years
80 : Aas = uo nsosc, Like the fziuE
- e sosgas'oa iowers. they Az gore. =
- you syeg io0k over n.axsy pxckea
ssssss AS oosne up~a spray ~ msgn.
= 800. - taAt brought back % son the touch
- asVss saai sEacs4 shs words 2"
sAss. Ny age Ass he4a : hisser
EsAssy ssss have tyiesi 10 down lsss paal
- Sowing haNA sneh 4 ms parpase
slsh - ssay tbs noea q seyrous
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rhe Ss@eer FhirsseH.

Feaple Who are sGpess1itsoas about TIE
aunabsr thirteen are respectfully referred
to the thirteen date llss ga tAe arss page
al thls paper Volume Is. December Is.
s.unlhsk ~ IS 81 array % thirtSens
sasfscseas ~ cause songe os the th.Ffesasrz
60 held up their hands N kegroy thirteen
times OF ssso e. ThlFseVn being she sGh3eeg
q this thirteen item. thirssNa hss hsea
axs,l Ia IL thirteen Ng4es
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cewiisa nalstsa

The kaiamA hpard os Trade stands
ready 20 donate iiye-sere nil ste on the
aAtey front 50 ghe NFst milling enterprise
tAal wishes 20 Put in good flant 81 tAiS
place, The hoard have also aeCsded 10 do
nate sSsa to any otAeT enterprise that
viii begin operation in eur t0sn. When
these egser& are accepted etheFs wi Re
nsaae Oar t3oafA Of Trade proposes So
help convince people thst haiagna has Sd-
yansaees a. manufacturing p<snt
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N0gscE 10 SHIP ETtLnERs THE CON
= Eon csnnell at sAe easy : S.2u. waxA.
VIII - ztS eaegk. receive SeMlsa - sar be tssi-
Sassoa q sre eaas 10 sAfs eEfs. in ee<ora
&aeS sIts lie slans All szsesf ssssf srs nsN "a
IA SAD gaeTk : ossre. IL tae tssy haAl. 40
bids I receive cess dsrztssa II "a state where
= = psaIessd g c1ssFeSs SD hssAs. aal als
January s asaA ~ - s's,aek n 49, nns
oe aer0zE pAtaes ey esef Ss.a xaeCk On 4 80
site fSnk siss TIE sGa 81 faaS thousand dallas
Ss&.1eAss dF@w1 "a faecr 81 shs reasNrer "a Sa1t
slky sud z icrsels ! 70 said eisv saeG5d The seF>
{ sssG bidder E0fnse OF reg ecs TO e4s4rr fnt1 =
contFsc snd Ilfntsh : sces and sufficient bead
sfayS after the awsri ef sacA tauFsa { Is made
~ tse CosamG0 Coa1czs 81 xsS8 civ aaa sae
rtgat IS reserved . gssxct anY ~ al sss aft g..
G. " FERRi-. eslsFS-
NORGE 10 CoNrKACToRs-sE PRO.
~ ? ass via - ~ e1sea ~ sAs pezFG 81 coza-
mtsktaaers ~ Kirg e9aaEy. MsxhinEiaa. Sc t1sa
ei,3ue af thn eouHty Au3sso-, n SS&st e. MRxA.
fagSea. en or before Nssl4ks. February s A. n
lS4e. 81 II e'essseS n. tor furnishing sud ses-
ting ap 81 "a stee and iron 3Asf sases. WisA esq
ri3asSs elss f0r furniFssiug ss0aFs 4a6 wiaeew
gratings fer TIE Rev E7EE c0Haty conreaeEse.
uow IN con - ef ereatlon e Sesttls. NAsaissxs
soa. IN aee0risnee wl5a tbs gsaas aud speess-
ana now On Ste la h arvhtts Ct .sils IL focsas
h ard ls. X III bal Z So. ofaez OF HrSaex ave
hae Aua ssoslia ~ssssssia ssEr = Stas.se, Masa..
copies ~ hisA may lie bad upon apal cation 20
the architect Ae<os pzaiea ty n ssefssif o. SO as
secarily far their reSf.rn.
karh pTopessl rsusi - accesr pansed hy Ger.
f1ncd cheek cn SaGse i0cSs hsak in IN eazu Il
hSseen hpntresi aleFS fSi.Aaas. mate pavaela 20
tie order q the Treasurer 81 King county.
NASH ngson. rs s Kaayaatee tfat Is case
ct The award ef the contFast being ma -
20 him, ire said con,raCsor shAl erfes
iato a forgasl contract as NFcp&rea 81
the archstexf. ard fafufSa good sNG sncl-
cient bonds acraTasne 50 las f04 tA. fas ts4sl *
ccnfsan and eofnnictlua ~ tsa epptsxet ~ fsis-
are 81 which he - & cheek snail be forfeited
20 kiug county Without serenfss as aud n
ligaid&tea damages for such failure an tie gars
o! the bidder
No proposal Viii De considered nnIsss accom-.
painted BY sach certified rseck
The commissioners reserve the right 10 gesec&
any or al as tne BIDS
Dated tAis ssh aay 81 peeemher lSSs.
Wk FORREST.
County Auditor aud ex-eesela Clerx OF tie
Board ~ Eeuafy Commissioners OF kigg
county Washington
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hat presses npon my spiris. Bat sI2ss I
hare Only cents ASlass Of whisky casts
10 Wi yoa loan re q nEekle7v
TIE stairs 70 the street we're not long.
out they we're steep. and when he reached
the payemsntihe past soTrows xere enxusfed
IN the food Of present. pain.
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ore as the great drains 90 shsch Ire
pecpte - MS county have ecsa subjected
Scr mSny years : FeEnsSstaS o. the LAID
osfscs money II paYuseat feg thesr lands
This NeeS ziome Ss.tssl VII he ssnt 30 TIE
land ofsscs Al Nsklass, and yet tAis sFFsles
81 government l&ad esssy, wasse sas asousv
put ap foF he usia sections a. the Northern
HacsEe rAtlFuad company Is ssia greater,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Russ HOUSE.

Russ HOUSE.
J J Tompkins. Kirkland A Ryan, Omaha
Mrs King. HoqHiam VA Heath. Alabama
+ z Du Bell a VT, sam G Mason. Shelton
II Roberts, seattle II A Clark, Londoa. Eng
II Brand. Tacoma Mrs hobbs. Tacoma
r II Buckingham, Cal Mr. Holbsook 6wf. seattle
" Burgess, Seattle Mrs Kgmp. whatcom
Il Roberts, Seattle Jack Mitchell, San Fran
Wla smith. San Fran Fred Platte. Boston
b Anderson Nina J P HARRISON Mich
w Lsttleheid. Sprague John snyder, Gray's Hhr
G Murhafd. Gray Hbr J K Lindsay, Oxford,
Miss King, Gray's fihr Wash
" Richards, Vancouver RUNNING Michigan
y IL Perl, Seattle w oliver, Sacramento
r NanWoert. sac r d Hamiin Illinois
J / Freeman. seattle J Robertson, Gilman
" Segermon. - Paul 6 L Dawson, Cook
VIM Moore. Sc Paul II II Draper. Oregon
F .Duscot, VT, 4 en-. AL u O Pcnse. Seattle
bany 4 N Sanders, Seattle
PH0xsx BoIEL
@ Miller. IDAHO n Thayard Pt Townsd
H otser. Fairhaven II Ward. Victoria
Mr Rlcharss 4 VT. do r BeSnier. Nc FeTncn
Mrs Brown Pt Townsd 4 Pummsr. Victoria
" NJ Tolley. Eaton Jones. do
Eraig, Lowell, Wash J Ross, Tacoma
] h Hill, Butte w Ellison & vi, city
W " Powell, city Meyers. Race Track
Peter Bonney Weed, Whaic0m
WEIGH. whaseom JW sheppeEeIl, Glendale
I. Rogers. stanWo0d J Mcdonald, SsanwoOd
J D mofftna, Puget 81
Miss y Turner. snehm'h z c Ebershsm. HoQaiam
Gus Msrhard, HogsiaIa John SnydeT, do
Mrs King, do TN Crun, snohou1lsh
Thompson. Tacoma II L schultz. Tscoma
@ W Campbell, Taeoma + Mccoy. Tacoma
VI Z Hrsnn. city EG ssarks, Vt Townsend
c piansx. wha,eogn ~ Fl Hannan. whsfcom
J Mccarthy. santa Rosa Bradley, santa Rosa
Coil & VT san Fran oA Thompson, stanw'd
0Hoigius tennessee, Ida o Rivsrson, do
J II AilleF do sharp. tieneses. Idaho
THE SSoGu&LafE.
. " Taylor. Fsl City Aw snyder. city
" Mafrish, Kansas n z Leyex, V'ne'u'r, B G
A s,rRah, CoupeyiHe Mcclure, Carlin. New
II A Firstly, Chicago z o shsanexy. saoql me
q o Ford, les Angles wB wi!son. Sc
Miss schanno, WASH Il A Drake & VT $40
{ Cham sgrlsia. Tao y Cooper. Deeyer
Mn Chamberlain, 10 Kiy & vi 0aS Haghus
" II soaafe d, Alea James Means. city
Mrx saaafesdL DO } " Martin. fI
TaE KAfSfRE
J T Chewn, san FfaH Z Frost, Portland
y sHfton. 90 G. FlAy. Sew York
o Pray, Portland 4 I LAnniue Albany
z 4 Lifhefiand, do " II Go5coEd, Chieago
Mvfss. san Fran " Il stasblns SY
& " kineaiae. do n ghEiahsgs DO
" Robinson Olympia II Fellows, ksmliche
& p HagaRg. Tacoma
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AntisNas SonsheTneFs cgativstsst q tran
whteh wgs nog eresiisahse. sosst tbs srssFa.
ssg * the reany since the var. e0wsyer.
sawy msseassae eVva tae ossscwnf psex&.
Thus 10 Northern fiess penny~tF&is she
Sauxh
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Asysrsseaszssz neer the ne szs Of Les. Fosrnd
Fer sac. Tor Kent. AID situations Wanted Wiz
Be snsarsed a re rae o. csnrz 5 wsrs t1v she
Esst irsezsson. lens word sc~ e27h snhsssasni
inxersson FAynens always II advance
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f1Esls sNp9s - - aseea As1a nsa1zss SEagAa
ssT.4 $3.50 p@rw IsraA x&sA MnA tsMaa
sxsexz. ca - Lxasz : Axs4ssz. sas fsoai sszees
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II, II. nm. ATTORNEY ANp sgI \ ~
[. - t&w ana notary, 90 n4<ezsl e<iz<.
8, n xpeStalis. Oskea, roosn 80 Hfztfa II 5l<
Scsztla
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NoTICE-wE Wish TO EXPRESS ~ THIS
~ public manner CTR ssntcre thanks for she
kindness IN which tne penpe 81 Een1un. MESH.
assisted Us in orr late bereavement. William
and Mary HcIhyaak
N0TIC. To PE0RRIEroa2-pI PLANS FOR
~ cottages. SIS. foF 9-st0ey residences. SO Ffty
and county mans So lowest rates. ]. FEiedlandef,
arrhitect #G C0lnmhie ssTees
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Catch r ison and construct him inside a
wasp walstcoat, and be sure you'u get no
more Inventions; bind hustle upon Bis
nAsrck and farewell &c 0erman unity
eoerce eohest Browning into corsets. ard
yeah have ne more epic. pat ParneI in
topetticoats, std home fuie IS alost cause
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SoTTcE-The trssaezs oGes Of tAs PosT-fs
TEEI1SKScxx VII hereafter b epen urtil z , H
Clsxslsea s4verszEx raca.. VIZ 0e rseeEved Up -
EA2s aous,
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- p ~. EFT
gsE4wT9 ~ & DKLAsx, AS*{* 8; 3 -, {. ~
Nfr ~ paeasf ~ tssna@h ri $500 M 49, q
- - xssse4S q s2DfK ~ s' ~. - -
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rNaINrrns .aNn coxrn4crox4

cas- FRANCISCO BRIDGE coAfkSY- ~
- eineerS ard contractors Cor hyf3kNs 10 4y4rE
description: wharf hnildtnK. Fsse dff<iux 4rz4E
tan aud Fkean ah0vN eKenv&fAnKs p&N4& A44
kpeei aeAsl0ns faFnsEheG IN application, fa<<<t
spnnNence solicited. Dff1A fup- ~ <4e4[44
afr 81 gsAtffe. Nssn. I2
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nc solsowiaE letters are awaiting advertiser
q, as sslsspe-
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W have eight large electric Bck,s. giving IS
daxElga q, nseht Hysnz. Psasea & Co. fAs
largest e1oshsas dealers n she woFla. corner Co,
susseiA - & FrNnt
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CTEAM ATf%D-TaE FoxENA AZ lDM
- KsseAszEt 50 N46za ga en6aSees asa aks4
kas x4F.4s T1sg xF4sszN 5sssssAfes sfFsH tNke
~ AnE 81 49, "a sxF b@E a. asE fNe rSe& -
szs& Ex@& faz Esrra&r "a kafEs@sssls - SOFIA
EsxzA street, FkI.sezlp atss ~.
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- 4 BoW&AN = ATr0kxxrzA NJ -7s
y. Reem sSS seattle hsoex. esrMes rh.ssi "a
cserFy Streets
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<sS*< H1|/
gsfgA k4aE-gHEAFs $50 , -. 4.
Il t0ausss. hAtk eat au4 81 s25
rsssv ssafse fe nsKse srsd 14*&N - - = -
Isr u< saxk@ A&isgtm sd kffis $3.50 ~
esasgF ttesefssf We eat eAks FHN
ssssxss Co Ax2 ssef.n4 stfzE.
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AsN.arrRs ANn tHkM1szzz.

DRYANTs ASSAy 0FFICk. &EkXxAx~-
ID Pharmacy Hall AsHg store. kia Ihftd M9e4t{
enrrect assays. foE terms and fefhr<prt< 1{1&11
a. aboxe eena sMlnplss hy mAil AZ %x4 IA
{. u Bryant z
~ FORCE nRTEuNE, Aa&AYER AND t1ffkAIs
trlst anaiyzer ~ eoal, Gre clkye. crees &c 1c11
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