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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
A GRAY ~ CO..
Manufacture Of the
Cc,cbrafcd Hand-Wadc Gray Eagle Cheroots
uo EAST CARY STREET RICHMOND VA
LOVE AND DUTY.

20 agsle. ere the nugle call
shall summon ~ 90 part
Accent soldiers love. and cheer
A urhhni nllie's heart
Tor hat. brought from sunny climes
Across the distant wa
This costly scarf of Indian "a
To pledge my love to thee
81 cannot seal our pllghred troth.
The maiden co, ly said.
"TM have proved my h' - night
may not with thee wed
To morrow b. So Andrew n day
And where thy bauucr. wave
Ms fire was slain. and must plant
\ flower upon his grave
The church bell chimri the midnight hou
A. through the falling SNOW
4 soldier kept his lonely watch
With measured Steps AMI slow
But mid the gloom "A maiden si"'d,
ln srcr..i hurried hisht
She nlvpi her lover scarf and passed.
Unchalienyel thr0u ,h tIe night
Al dlynfrlk Boo the SNOW we're traced
Strange footprints where She slept.
AMI through the camp unruur ran.
'snmr traitor guari hA, sIer.
Atul-ht another soldiers grave
Was measured 90 the snow
For love'- sAect sake his duty iail'd,
Yet love would have Dc so
VISIONS Of the Night"
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THE PEDpLER's STORY.
How Ills Hair Turned White In One Night
and what Restored Its Color.

and what Restored It's '"i'is
A, soon AS she opened the door lac came H.
.at down and told the following rale'
"ln the course of my mmble, near tho sea
shore / was obliged one evening To ask
wealthy farmer 10 put me up for the night
".Wbv. certainly said be- with prompt
ness that surprised me only too eiad 20
nein a fello,, creature along. Would YOU Ice
willing 10 sleep in that barn yonder II issnug
aud clean / use 10 only 20 store hay, ana my
..atfle ar. housed IN that other one, fartlyr
away from tHe beach.
IL thanked him for his kindness, and as u
,yas already growing dark be took hunch
of KEYS unlocked the door and ushered me
I'M Now said be-. 'yon can make bed Tor
Yourself n the hay. shall lock you ul' ana
be around al Gin the morning to let you out
Good night
MAKING as good a bed as possible in the
dav. near the gable end, lay down. expect
ns 10 bee Asleep ia 1--WE minutes. but, although
[ was ready % drop with fatigue before en-
tered that barn. lay there for two hours
without closing my eyes, ami ! seemed 70 De
Growing more wakeful as the night wore on
Al last sat up with my back against the wall
Yhat could the matter be with met ! was
never troubled with insomnia before why
did keep thinking, thinking, until my head
tbroblssd ST. that could hear III Why was
tbat man 50 willing to accommodate mef
Tbi. eaeerness e. shelter me for the night
without Gist asking my religious and pohucal
opinions. or telling me | was big and ugly
enough 10 work. was unnatural, inhuman'
md come 10 think OF 10. there was "a ghoulish
look In his eyes when he babe me good night
"Pshawl this was all fancy-a deiusion ol
toe brain, arising from piece OF moldy
mince pie bestowed upon me that morning 10y
, piouslv economical old lady who wanted to
Law up treasure IN heaven. The idea OF any
BODY expecting 70 ride to heaven on night
maro
'.Thus ravcd and reasoned alternately Tor
two more hours with my eyes fixed upon a
BRIGHT ray Of moonlight which streamed
through "a chink in tho barn wall above my
head couldn't keep my eyes OIL II. IL
looked 10 my excited fancy, like long
bright finger pointing at something ana
seemed 10 10 waiting 10 see what II was
"Gradually, as the moon mounted higher III
,be heavens. that long bright ray descended
10 the harm floor. until finally it rested upon
"a nair Of heavy top boots, with tine Toes
turned up. sticking out from Under heap OF
bav m the other end Of the barn
"a cold wave swept through me ani giy
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

Every virllent poison known % botany or
chemistry. SAYS Dr. Felix L. Oswald, can DO
used for purposes u stimulation The Va
koOos Of northern Siberia fuddle win poison
Gus toadstools. the Syrian nlountaineers Win
arsenic. tho miners OF the Peruvian Andes
with yer,iigris. the Chinese aud Turks with
opiun. the Syrians with decoction OF hemp
sled. the Malays with the acrid juice OF the
l,etel nut I'm a few starving villages OF Dai'
malta. foxglove leaves ldigitalisl are used fos
intoxication purpose. The great preferences
for alcohol for centuries-and even since tina
first dawn OF historic tradltion-naay 10 ex'
planned by the fact that Il Is by far tho nsosi
universally accessible of the vIrulent stunu
lanss, rather than by any attractivensSs Of
lts taste or by hereditary desires Even Tho
drunkaris children. contrary 10 comnois 10
lief. aro nauseated by the flrst taste Of Ter
mentod or distilled liquors. New York Tee
gram
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New YORK. May ll.-Flour dull and
without material change; city mill extra,
S4.45e1$46j. for West Indies; Minnea-
polls extra. $4,000 500; superfine, 81 30
@S3e5. Wheat easier, No. red State
nominal. No. do, s5sc.; No. red win
ter May, sac Corn steady; No 2 mixed,
46c. cash: do..May, 42tc. Oats firm and
easy: No. white State, 39c.; No : do,
|3llc.M32c.; No. ? mixed, May, 29tc.
Pork duh; new mess, Sl3.250Sl3.5O.
Lard closed quiet at $3.50 for May.
Sugar-R fined quiet; cut.loaf aud
crushed, 9fc @0to graduated and mould
\, ssc. Coffee steady; fair cargoes Rio
\ iefc.
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CHICAGO, May ll.-Wheat opened
lower. Corn aud oats weaker. Proyis-
lois irregular. Closings Wheat May
size; June, s3ic @s4tc.i July. 7Ssc@
,glc. Corn-Nay and June, 34tc July
84Ic.@3jc. Oais-May, 22sc.; June
a2tc .6f23c.. July, 23sc. Pork-May
SLIP; June, Sll.Y7t; July, Sl205
Lard-May, $500; June, 5000 s692t
Short ribs May, S602i; June, 1905
July. S6.OltnS6lO.
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Little Mabel 3 years OLD, showed strong
desire to know her alphabet. and her hig SIS
ter kindly began 20 teach her After fe"
moments Of instruction Mabel lew into a
lreadul passion OF di.picasue.
All" said the big sister, $50 YOU don't
want 20 learn your letters after allf
NO said Mabel very positively, "me
lon't want TO learn 'em-me want 10 know
emr-Nouth's Companion.
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Crorta OF the Beet Sugar Industry.
The simple and inexpensive method. adopt
el in The German factories have made the
boet SUGAR manufacture one of the most prof
table of industries and the work zoe, on day
and night. no prime cost for conversion Of
% n.r ton of boet.. or one cent per pound of
.0rar. not estimating The cost of tie bcstroot.
but including labor and all materials used.
like coal. coke lime. charcoal. wclr and tear.
and interest on the invested capital The
monthly disbursements OF such an establish
nent exceed $4,000. and give employment
to thousands OF wage carriers IN direct and
collateral industries. Ono sugar corporation
IN France reported q nct profit derived from
tlle manufacture of beet sugar % few years
a.so of S2OWUu. ani tIe season did not ok
send beyond lg0davs Under tffso new con
oItions the production of baet sugar boo CON
finonta Europe has doubled in the Inst de
radc. and ai,er tire homo populations are
supplied. tho surplus i- exported to Great
Britain and the United States. reducing tAt
price of SUGAR m tho markets at the world
moro than go per cent
The sugar scineria- of this country use the
beet and cane sugar unfortunately JOB tHe
manufacture OF the block sugar 90 com
mercc. and the family grocer sells the im
ported refined beet sugar al price from q
To- ~ per cent above the prire of cane sugar
BEFORE our late war. Louisiana produced
more sugar than Germany and although ID,
beet sugar industry DO the latter country wa
Greatly stimulated by thc high pric'sof sugar
prevailing. incident to the entire distinction
of the cane sugar industry Of tho United
States. set ns late Us ls1j the empire pro
duced only 300 tons, while for the year lo''
production ct l.al1on cons OF sugar AMI
slccharuo r-llfants Is rec0fleL-A. Ia
Amy in Popular Science Monthly
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Gram and Cotton Market.
RICHMOND, Va, May II, 1885

RICHMOND, Va, May II, 1889.
OPFERIHGe REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wbeat-GNO bushels.
Corn BOP bushels.
Oats go bushels.
Fease-iU bushels.
Mil olial-l5 tors.
SAILS RfPORTED To SECRETARY.
Wheat-Longberry, 600 bushels common
40 So.
,orn-Whiie. go bushels prime at SOC
do 40 bushels very good on private terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations -Middling, lOc.; low mid
ding. gsc.. g0Od ordinary, ssc.
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Sympathizing Friend lour rich Oh uncle,
they tell me. did not leave you cent
thought ho oncs entertained the idea Of max
mg sou his heir
Poor Relation bitterly Entertained the
deai lie never had hospitality enough 10
entertain anything Chicago Tribune.
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4 Seeming pn..lbilItr.

The Constitution says that a negro who
was giving evidence IA Georgia court was
reminded 10y the judge that be was 10 tell the
whole truth "Well, yer see b,~s,' said the
dusky witness, Use skeercd to tell the whole
trath for fear | might tell a lie. detroit
Er,e Press
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THE increasing demand for the Ole
Virpinia Cheroots is sure sign OF the
entire satisfaction that they are giving
So b.ware of all limitations, aud see tina
my name is on every package, as they
are only manufactured by
Z. WHITLocK, Richmond, Va.
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Innocence,

Young Housekeeper-I want to get a shad.
II you please.
Fish Dealer Yes'm-
\. H.-And please take the bones out OF H.
for want to stuff t.-Boslon Courier
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Indigestion and dyspepsia cured b,
Chase City Lithia Water. only % cent
(: gallon al
OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
An EVERYDAY AIR ONCE MORE.
RICHMOND BLUES CAGHT on
TIE FLy
rnF MARQUIS NSD MS FUNNY
FIGHTS
sport. Who Always Casrs BIG Money
right between Wild Grow aud a
Game Cock Sullivan io clover
aud Happy.

fhc sport. atc holding ihcir own in great
.iplc They arr making up for the SET
hlCs they got durnr fhr centennial lur
rsh 0l fhc past two weeks. and are m1A
inr things hum in their own fascinating
way. A
ln Che current is.nc of Frank Leslie 81
Illustrated Acr.IrNlr there are ie"'
pictures taken from instantaneous puY-
f0.mnhs made while ihc military parade
was passing ihc JIi.l building ai 0iA.
irenfh street 4ad fiih avenue one of
t.em show. thc Richmond Light lnian-
fr, Blue. in Iiuc. with Captain Cuich.ns
af thr head and Lieutenant West and
Sergeant lmsley in ihe.i proper places
OF course fle portraits are not every.
l.rt good. dearest. rs little Lord Iauni-
Hfor SAYS. hut they are there all Che
same. and 50 are the uniforms. and the
fa. lines of soldiers stretched ont across
f.r street, lol cannot see much of
lanf4in Cgtchin,. because there is one
.I NoN York. fine large policemen in
.nar. hut YOU can see IBIS head and
shoulders
Uu oN rural friend ihc Marquis
.I.m told you about 20 week of SD ago
''''- "F
Dr.. arml-ei o give The city fellows good
tn. .ua'.F town, ae Ae expressed 3D.
l...f.n. m.or tn4t Tine Maqu.s' pla.r
.....ru N.N Jersey. hali an h0uf s
.rr.n.v ifm gay mi r.ddy Gotham
.-t 1000. Nas over there and saW
r...,t l.I snake. tuc OLD man promised
.....i .l..,... ~.
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V.UN.OuT lOnf ToWN~ulp.
New q Ma. theG.N
tf.an flc boys is going t0 have % tte
.H fln 'Hy ticr mIlhln ime Dos % Dr1"
NI. H-n arsme c0ce ini- tme an There
GOING f1 Doe good 'ime- % the sheIcI
k. r.- away Brine t' y1re trends and
.I sure m.nnef l- flc boys here is easy
tn t.rt NIIl boz on enyiAn- tAai loose.
N..ui Oboe oll Woman hd % hie ii.I
uf.a ni -he lt mc on tAe bed "iih %
pail all summed mr brow OH nf
l.a..I Doe sure 1900 come and don't iOisit
aem0mey ihe mfAis.
lmUc up party oi halt 81 dozen good
...r- ull aIe ever really jon anything
I.tf.i. OBJ ANYTHING. iu facts lhat ha-
..r promise I'D iun JOB DO. and soc went
..ef tIe river DOB Jersey The old mal
So. doomed u- with open arms ud after
ir haa talked eight tor 70 ien minute. Boo
drew me to One -ilc and conhdDntal4
uud ml-icrlou-ly asked mo ii my friends
had any money with them. and whether
lhfv Na- sports oi only dN'is N'
-ai.l l.m Chat every man of tNcm Was
-pH with 90 record CHAT iHn away
naca f. One Time of the Hnod. anna in'i'
every One OF them hdN SOD mN'n
."
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Nothing beats our Chocolate Milk
Shake. OWENS x MINOR DkUG Co
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Chase City Lithia Water on drsught.
OWENS x MINOR DRUG Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

Ice Cream Soda Water at our Foun.
tain. OWENS 4 MINOR DRU6 Co.
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ConGrntiilatory.

Officer Gcogeean 10 bis cousin. just over
Pfwhat are yez dom, katncf
Katie-1'h' mis-us Wor aither teiln me
ring th bil fer supper.
Odicer Ceogcgan-lt's lear rnin' th' "ays
Nv Ia shwells fast yez are. dar-rlint u udss
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hair began to bristie like the tail or an nuis
nant cat Who could my fellow LOGGER be-
Surely there were feet IN those boots, OF TIE
toes would not bc turned up Why didn't he
speak a. mo during all this timef My en-.
trance must have awakened him, unless
hated to finish the sentence. How long that
ray Of moonlight seemed to dwell upon thoss
boOtsl ! sat there glaring mt them until
could bear ~ no longer
There was no escape Tor me II that door
had been left unlocked ! would have rushed
out into the worst kind Of a storm but wa
cornercd. and could easily imagine the feel
ings Of n wild beast At bay
"Wiih a sudden resolve 10 know the worst
~ once. rushed forward. and, Selling one OF
tine boots. shook il savagely. at The same time
Yelling. Wake up. herer Ny worst fears
were realized Nothing but the last trumpet
could awaken that man.
"I4ow passed the rest Of that long. terri
bio night is "a mystery 90 me. Morning came
% last. and when mine host opeuei the door
no found me standing very oiose to s.. with
ms back turned carefully toward those awin
boots
"'Wcll. did you enjoy a good nights restf
be asked checrily told him did
'You don't look as though you did, said
Dec 'You look rather hagsard and pale Did
you see anything
II told him Oh not. feeling sure TINT II ]
toll him tho truth he'd murder mo too on
the SPOT.
"'Iiml This Is interesting said he you
didn't see anything. and set You look pale
chastity. terrified And what's thisi Why
your hair has turned gray Pray sit down
0n this bench and tell me exactly how you
ielt during the past night and he took out q
note book and pencil BE sure, now, TO dc.
scribe your sensations accurately Take
plenty OF time
What do you me1nf ] asked.
"'Nel. must explaini Perhaps IL Is as
well that should gle day before yesier
day schooner was driven ashore here M Che
storm One % her crew was lost. and bis
BODY was washed asloro yesterday ! am
.ecpins BE- in the barn There until DIS friends
come after IT, was wishing somebody would
come nlOng and as. me for a nights lodging
and MY prayer wg- answered By was Of an
experiment in the interest OF science al
lowed you % sleep there last night ann O
member of the Society for l-Ychirill r.
search Now 30 1850 just how you felt dur
my thc night. please.
IL sug.,o fci That the story was too cycrl
ciatnciy creepy Cor an empty stomach, SD Il.
chclrfu.lv invited no o. b-elsll-t Uifh hin
and toll mm The tal, as I've ioli 30 to y0u
"vow madam, you can sec fer yourself
that my hair is a glossy black. without d
single silver thread 100 d. What restored ID
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

%sleepless nig hts made miserable The
that terrible cough. ShDaas Cure is BY
| Rem edy for you.
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All the cooling drinks at at Owens 4
Minor Drug Co.'S Fountain.
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MARTYRDoM.-Th death Of Father
Damien, the leper priest. ends useful
and heroic life. or his own choice, in
1873. he undertook the mission to the
leper colonies OF MOlokai. one Of the
Sandwich Islands. lie knew that il was
to court certain death to 90 among these
people, but, with "A high conviction of
duty. he assumed the charge, from which
he has Just been released, after four
pears of terrible suffering from the most
fatal and painful disease known 10 the
Herdld.
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Apples -Choice early. per barrel, f2.2o TO
- 10 mixed lots sl.GOtO 300
Bao0n-Nirginia hams. choice old, l5c per
pound new hams small. II 10 BE ne
h ans large. 40 20 lie, sides, . 10 luci
shnuller- tn Sc
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THE DOLLAR COLUMN

iAdverNsemeu,s met sxcsedinG an inch Tor ten
lines Of small typeI IN length Will be inserted -
this column for one dollar per week, or Atty cens
he Arst insertion snd twsn-nve cents each ID
ditional linssrtfon-payable advsnce.l @
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To Rent---Cheap.

Two rooms suitable for an once. ON the ground
floor Of the Riley building. on the northwest cor
ner Of Bullion and Main streets; also, the hve
rooms up-stairs in same building. suitable for
ofiiccs or for housekeeping.
For terms, ETC., apply at
6tm29 CA. WOODS FRUIT STORE.
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Notice.

Mr.. L. @. Bailey has right to make purchases
or transact business for the Champlatn Mining
and Prospecting Company after this date.
February 18th, 1882
CHAMPLxIN MINING AND PROSPECTING 90.
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For Sale.

Ny stylish coal black team, single and double
harness and top buggy-all good q new-sre for
sale cheap for cash. "
Inquire OF GEORGE B. SMITH. JR,
HALEY, Idaho.
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T. N. Antisell Piano Co.

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NtiIipn window. or Ntnucssta, Sc
craInr. OF Ihe NrensMrN.

While he was in Office a. secretary Of the
Treasury IN the Gal6eid Administration }lr
Window wa, Minnesota man. Sine" ISL,
however, he has lived almost constantly in
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WANTED, FIRSICLAS3 AGENTS
~ tofepreseat tho SOUTHERN ACCIDENT
IN~t RANCE COMPANY ia every twI All
county m irgllla Gnl HOrth and South Carolina.
LIBERAL commissions 20 live men. Address
HOW ARD KINNEY.
Supcr!rtcn ieut If Agencies.
llij oL.t MAN street,. Richmond, Va.
&, g. - .l ~ y D. 10 p i d. f4 T.
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WANTED, TO RENT FOR MY
~ own occupancy. q Modern DWELLING,
with not lo-- than eighf rooms. ia tle ceh-lli or
western part OF the clty. Aaut pos-e--i.n The
lst of April. HENhh g.. = AIiE~.
NH GIT JOB Main street.
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AUCTION sALEs-rntuve nays.
RY Quarles & McCurdy,
Road Estate Aucii)ueers,
Richmond. Va


H'RUSTEES' SALE OF 4 NAGNIFI-
Il CESrJANES RIVER ESTATE. KNOWN As
"DoFEk.n ~ GOOCHLAND COUNTY. AZ Boz
COBEL STATION OK TUE fAkND. iANkDl-
DlAFELY oN THE RICHMOND and ALE
GHhNf RAILROAD. EIGn TEEN MILES FkON
RICHMOND. At PU BIC ACCTlDN.--ln eKecu-
ton II certain deed Of trust bearing date On the
lst day OF MAJ. 1876, from Albert r. hayward 10
the undersigned AZ trustees, and Of record In ths
clerks Office u GOoon Inland County Court, Deed
Book Is. psge az. being reluired 20 20 DO by mo
holder OF The notes thereby secured. default
having boon made In the payment ~ me same.
We will oner for sale. upOn he premises. On
THURSDAY. MARCH Is. lsso,
al 70 O'Clock H.. a. Bo-oobei station. tho ABOVE
MENTIONED ESTATE, containing Lex
ACRES. This farm ~ ono Of tao bes' on james
Tive- and "a extremely foriie. n has STALLION
o. o.. IL only eighteen mites from The ciiy -
Richm nj. aud is not surpassed BY any farm IN
tie country. Tho neighOnrhO,d "a ono Of the host
in ITO tate and thrre IS everything thai could
possibly D. desired ~ aoy ono seeking aus
farm. Al necessary building. &c.
The pla-o Is too we'll known to require more
extended notice, and parties desiring 20 Inspect
cau 30 40 AZ any sine before The -aio. The Al
tioreers Will take pleasure In giving any desired
Information.
Parties desiring TO arcnd sac csn 90 sni rs-
turn by no Richmond ami Allegheny railroad
same day.
TfRYs. Cash M 70 cost and expenses Of sale
AMI auy de inGuont taxes aul a. pay OH the fo.-
lowing nO,os: S-oL4l. wish interest from tth
Nay. l>@, subject 10 credit az about $50 tfL,0.
with iuie-st from f'h November, i',6, Siii'i.
with interest from 4tn Nay. l-,s ii.f', wiih in-
torest from 4'a NoYembcr. iSs. f3.i III, r.fn i'm
forest from an MAY, l.H. f4li-l. vita inie-cst
from ala November. lh,- = T. tI', Wlfc luf'r-
est from Al Ncycu hcr. lS>7. balance upon su. %
terms a. may t' gwen lmo sa.". DO" gar
chaser via le required .9 assume U..r lrl
"a. NccCeDY,