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BONDS AND STOCKS.
Ups aad Downs tn Market values the
New York EAchange.


New York EAchange.
NEW YORK, Dec. Elm the stock mar
ket to-day the transactions actually made.
in stocks were of small moment, and the
absorbing feature was i'm the money mar
first hour at about ssf9 per cent, but
reachcd-the max xiInuun for the day. The
reaction Was almost sudden and dur
ing most of the afternoon il ruled at I5 to
-. and after all borrowers accom-
mosiats.sl. tt was offered down tn 5 at the
close. The stock market remained fairly
steady thross essosis ttn- 9reasee lsortion of
the day, with "a saRginx tendency at times
i'm the general list. The only feature of
interest to-day was i'm sugar rrtineris.s.
After "a slight decline IL advanced to 53i
hut closed at 5st.. Union Pacific and
burlington also displayed u heavy tone
throughout. and the latter ended with n
tircly ms gn iiclnt and this marked closed
fairly steady and dull. bat generally at
something under the. opening figures.
Governments were dull and firm.
Petroleum dull. The market opened
strong at 1854. and advanced to 1852.
then bs.caiiic dull and saHHstl slightly.
closing steady at lobss.
Stock Exchange 1854; high
est lUssx lowest 1884 closing 1855.
Con, ,sDlislatcsl Exchange - Dps,nInR nj
1854; highest, iO3I4; lowest, lUs,4 closing.
1867.
Total sales I35 .O0o barrels.
Wool, steady and quiet; domestic fleece,
2,G:s.
Copper-Duii. unchanged. Lake. Janu-
ary. n.25.
Leai-DuIi. steady. domestic. xss7h
Tin Dull. shade hrrner. Straits, $2i.O
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Cry or MENIco, Dec 2.-The new
bank of Fonito concession is reported
in danger of falling through, of the
one-nfth bs.ing paid in at the start. Tho
International and Mortgage Bank will
open i'm N few days. The National Bank
of Mexico has declared "a dividend of 9
per cent Of the amount of current profit,
but will probably declare n per cent adj
.iitional dividend later on. The London
bank will declare even better dividend
account of business transacted during
the first year of its operation under ths
new organization.
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New YoRK. Dec. 27.-Eugcuc Horn
backer was done mp last night i'm quick
order by George Dixon. of Boston. near
New London. Conn. Dixon forced the
fighting at the start. rushing Hornbsscker
and not only driving him all over the ring,
hut gaining four clean knock downs. BE-
fosN. = close of the round Horuhack ker
was ~ is,rsi that he very provlsy
at the call of time and il was easily to be
seen the fight was about over. When the
men were called up for the second round
Hnruhack"r was still stupid, showing
plainly that he had been severely pun
isieti. Eugene tried tn rn lily and force n q
lighting. hut lee was not in IL. Dixon was
fresh and he pounded the pl,icky little
German all over the ring and knocked
him out with well-sielivers.sl rigit-hansicr
on the side of his left cheek. after they
had been lighting about one minute. The
whole fight. rest aud all. lasted only five
minutes. About $50 people Witnessed the
mill. Dixon is to be matched to fight Nc
Carthy.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-Thc Sailors and
Firencn's union, recently organized i'm
this city by an individual sent from
Europe for that purpose. held a meeting
to night for the purpose of indorsinR n cir
cular which is to he sent AT once tn the,
maritime exchange and To all shiIp-owuers'
i'm this port, demanding n material in
crease i'm wages tn he paid for various de-
erees OF service. = he union will ask for
"a conference with committee of ship
owners on or about january 18th to dis
cuss the question i'm its varied bearings.
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GET READY To SNEEZE


PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2T.-The Medical
Ners tomorrow will publish an exhaustive
article on influenza-"La Grippe''-by
Professor Bartholomew OF the jefferson
medical college. Ii says i'm part: Infiu-
euza comes suddenly and goes quickly.
The least robust at any age and women
seem to he the first victims. Large num-
bers are simultaneously attacked. This
fact attracts general attention and thus
the most impressionable are seized. being
facilitated by any depressing emotion
like fear or illness. With the first access
of nasal and facial irritation comes chilli
ness, which is followed by feverishness
with pronounced malaria, and I'm general
headache, weakness and SORENESS of
members, especially OF the larger joints.
with the progress OF the case i'm some
epideInics there is considerable general
weakness, even marked depression of the
vital powers. When fatal termination
Is to- occur. as a rule extension downward
into the tracliea and bronchitis takes
place. Relapses are common and fire.
q,icrtly patients pass by easy transition
into chronic bronchitis, asthma, etc. Some
times the catarrhal process contributes tu
chronic diseases of the ear. nose and
throat. and permanently damages those
parts.
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THE DUTY ON COAL.
Argaaewea Befsre The House Ways aaa
Meaaa Com @ist~e Yesterday.

ne8tebu0y.
wAsHINGToN. Dec. 2.-The house ways
and means committee resumed hearings
on the tariff this morning. he arRss-
Ments presented were on the subject of
duty ON table cutlery. stoves, gold leaf
and bronze powders, anvils, tin plates.
steel wire. rods and wires. Judge Bow
ling, Of Virginia. also made an argument
in favor OF protection ON iron ore. He
thought this matter of protection tn the
industries of Virginia became one of the
most important features i'm the determine
tion of the race question. Farming did
not pay i'm Virginia and other labor must
be supplied to support the negro. Protec-
tion was u source OF strength to- the pes,-
Pile of the south i'm ends,avoring to make
better citizens of the negroes. Several
other coal operators argued against "a re-
silction of the duty ON coal.
S.nsraI in,ssm ~ 81 N'rR,n,a. spsak,ng m,
duty ON coal AMI iron ore. He contensicd
that the coal. iron and railroad indu stry
was placed the free list. The men
who work i'm the mines in the south
principally negroes. These people had tn
receive work they would live on the
whites dishonesty. The negro would not
was a pro,cctionist. He mad always been
one and believed that u in the south there.
could be a square and fair vote on the pro-
the prots.ctionists would ovcrw luningly
carry at least four or five southern states.
The north had been made rich 10y protcc-
tion. Ia was now the opportunity OF the
south tn become rich. III anybody was to
| lpc protected he would rather make an
Am.rican rich than Hungarian, italian
or Belgian.
Mr.. Flower. Of New York, inquired il,
reference To- the remark as to elections in
| the south whether Mr.. Imbosicn meant that
| the color line had tn hss drawn and that
| the gentlemen had tn vote against his SEN
| timcuts. General Imi,osirn replied: 1--WE
| are compelled to stand together there uu-
| der certain conditions. When the tariff
| sinks INTO insignificaucc on the question
/ of protection am ~ republican. On local
| questions I am "a dcnocrat."
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MANY MINERS IDLE.
Effect of the shut Down in the Coal Re
gtsn> of l'enn.ylvania.


gtssns of l'ennsy lvaaia.
SCRANTON, Pa.,-Dcc. 21.-Following
the announcement of yesterday that the
Pennsylvania Coal company had closed
down eleven of its fourteen collicries and
the Delaware & Western company six of
its mines, to-day comes the news that the
Hillside Coal and Iron company. with
nearly three thousand workmen, is also
shut down. Individual operators all
through the valley are unable tn secure
cars. and have also ordered a shut down
until conditions improve. These individ-
lal collicries number dozen usbrc
and will average 30 men and boys each.
The announcement is also made that the
Delaware * Hudson Canal company will.
at the end of the week, shut down Is of its
collieris.s. about half il operates between
Carbontlale and Plymouth. The closing
of company works and individual mines
will cause the itllcncss of upwards of
13.OOO men and boys. and this is quite
likely tn he added to by the large number
OF workmen who will he thrown out of
employment 10y the shutting down OF the,
mines of the Wilkesbarre and Suspuc-
hanna coal companies i'm the Wyoming
region.
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Csrtain Death Awaits Osslaw Brewer and
Hts Foll0Wers.

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-A Jessup, Ca,
special says: The last Of the volunteer
military have been Withdrawn, and the
town in i'm charge OF the civil authorities.
who have complete control. No bodies
have been found since yesterday morn
in1, and the victims only numbered six
three whites and three negroes. AZ no
time was the affair a riot. In its incep-
ton half-breed negro and Indian, Bob
Brewer, defied arrest, killed two
whites aud wounded third.
Mayor Hof's call for troops
unnecessary and aggravated
the situation. The news spread through
out the country and 100 irresponsible par
ties fiocked tn the town ON trains from
every direction. The leading spirit iu the
outrage committed upon the negroes was
a lightning rod agent from Cincinnati.
Jessup's citizens were not connected with
the whippings. and aleplore the lawless
acts. Brewer has four followers, all well
armed. They may i'm retaliation kill some
whites i'm the thinly settled country, but
will not dare To attack Jess,ip. They will
themselves he killed eventually, AS they
are hunted by hounds.
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Threatened Rs.s o. r-....

AUSTIN. Tex. Dec. 27.-The vovernop
has information of n riot threatened in
Tyler county, and he has orslered o,it tho
militia to aid the sheriff in keeping peace.
AZ n conference between the goveruoe
and attorney Re neral this morning is was
agreed that the latter shall attend tho
hateas corpus trial OF Fort Bend citisens
arrested for murder II day ago by
United States narsf,ssls. They are of the
opinion that the arrests are without war
rant of Inv.
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Mrs.. Hamilton. Au.v.r.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-The counsel for
Mrs. Robert Ray Hamilton to-day filcsl
her answer to her husbands complaint i'm
his suit for the annulmcnt of their mar
riaRe. She puts i'm general denial to her
husbands allegations against her. She
was ma rried prior tn her union with him.
She says: "T'he ceremony performed on
January ., 1889, was performed at the
solicitation and earnest request OF the
plaintiff as the proper culrninltiou of the
relations existing bet wecn them"
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Plating so ssr~sk J.,,.

ZASEsvILLE, a.. Dec. 2.-This fore-
noon one of the prisoners i'm the Jail hero
disclosed "a plot of ten prisoners tn muir
der the jailor and escape with outside as
sista'ice. Coulter. the Dresden murderer,
had sawed through the bolts OF the cell
door Of - prisoner named Embrig. who
tn release the others. After the dis
covcry Quigicy. who was implicated in
the plot. assaulted and badly Injured u
prisoner named Morris. who they claim
disclosed the. plot to the officers.
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NEW York, Dec. 27.-A convention was
held here tonight of delegates represent
ing % organizations Of Hebrew workrnen
with total membership of 1000 persons.
The organizations represented are i'm
Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Chicago. Provi-
tleuce. Cincinnati. Baltimore and this
city. The purpose of the meeting was tn
organize II national Hebrew organization.
IL was decided to form Organization
under the name of the Hebrew Labor
Union OF the United States.
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New YORK, Dec. 27.-The number OF
persons i'm New York and Brooklyn suffer-
ing from influenza Is very large and con-
stantly increasing. While no instances
of death due directly tn influenza have
been reported, the number OF deaths
from pneumonia has increased re-
markably as to indicate some connection
between the epidemic of so-called infit-
enza and pneumonia. There Is hardly n
business house office Down town whose
force of clerks has not been shorten eel
more less by "La Grippe" The same
state of affairs exists in Brooklyn and
Jersey City. Health boards all through
the cities claim there is no danger from
the epidemic.
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They Want a New trial.

KANSAS City. Dec. 27.-The Inter State
Land company, against which Judge
Brewer recently rendered an adverse sls.
cision in the suit with the Maxwell Land
Grant company. i'm winch 6D.ODD.OO acres
of land is Involved. will file pleasiings in
Denver i'm q. few days for "a new trial.
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mig Cave at wiIk~.barr~.

wILKESBARRE. Pa. Dec. 27.-A cave
of large proportions occurred at Plains, u
suburb, this afternoon. without warning
~. surface of the earth settled and great
holes presented TN, mss.ivcs. some of them
~ ieet deep. St. Leo's tatiiolIc ciu,.n.
I arish school and several other bIiisiinvs
re badly damaged. Several acres were
affected.
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NORFOLK. Va, Dec. 27.-The presislen-
tial duck shooting party. after visiting the
old Harrison homestead at lower Brandon
to-day, 90 miles up the James river. re-
turned to Clarc,nont, few miles below
There the party left Commodore Bate
mans yacht and proceeded in carriages
To Waverly, on the Norfolk Western
railroad. Early Tomorrow morning the
party will leave Waveriy by way of R.ch-
moiid for Washington.
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Eastern CitIe. AFFLICTED.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Dispatches from
Philadelphia, Boston, Albany, Buffalo
and other eastern cities report the preva-
lence to q considerable extent of the pop
ular epidemic In Grippe. Except i'm Boss
ton, however, IL seems to be of very
mild type. In Boston many OF the vic-
Tins have been seriously i'll and one or
two fataliti es. believed to be consequent
upon IL, are reported.
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Fatal C>s~~ I'm Pnras.

PARIS, Dec. 27.-The large number of
deaths resulting from influenza i'm this
city is exciting the Rravest a apprehension. Ii
il reported this morning that $50 deaths
from the disease occurred within "a hours.
The papers print the report, hut some
doubt il, claiming that il is too much.
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PATCHED UP AT LAST.
Tho Manitoba MAkes . Now Agrss1soe
with the Union Pacific.

with the Catoa Pacific.
OMAHA. Dec. 27.-Manager Mohler and
Shelby. of the Manitoba railroad. to-day
effected n renewal OF the traffic arrange
mcnt with the Union Pacific mt Butte,
Mont. which was broken on November J.
through misunderstanding after being
In force 10 yenr. The renewed Tcuusrnc4
goes into effect tomorrow and covers pas
scngcr and freight business east and west.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The secretary
OF the navy has adopted n new design for
the flag of the navy, to take effect July
1t. IL will he applied to both the hag
and the union jack Of the navy, and CON
sists of rectangular arrangement with
A2
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The EpIsle,nic in Austria,

VIENNA, Dec. 27.-The hospitals of this
city crowded with patients suffering
from influenza. accompanied by intiama-
ton of the lungs, and plurisy. There
are over one hundred cases IN Prague.
There have been several deaths here
from disease that began with Influenza.
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Indicted for MnnsInuyhier.

New YORK. Dec. 27.--Charlcs Pierce,
superintendent of lamps for the Brush
Electric Light company, was Indicted by
the grand jury to-day for manslaiightcr i'm
causing the death of Henry Harris by an
electric shock from n lamp OH November
9Th ast-
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City OF MENIco. Dec. 27.-It is stated
that the Inter Ocean and Mexican rail-
road will pool freight and passenger
rates. Work on the Inter Ocean road 10
being vigorously pushed. The line To
Vera Cruz will be completed at an early
date
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BERLIN, Dec. 27.-Infiuenza is increas-
ing throughout Germany II has crippled
Operations i'm the ship building yards in
Flensburg, kiel, aud Dantzic. In cases
where the disease is sli3htt.ti or not treated
doctors say that the climax IL passed i'm
this city and that the disease is OH the
wAne.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Brazilian Consul
General Salvador Mendonca telegraphs
&. r. Flint & Co., from Washington that
he has received n cable from Brazil pre-
pairing him for bad news. He continued,
however, to have coufislcuce i'm the
strength of the government.
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A..a.l,~,, by . school Teacher.

NEW RICHMOND. o.. Dec. 21.-At Nich-
olsvIlle. Ohio, late last night, Charles
Calhoun. u school teacher, crininally as
sa,iited May jackson. aged IA. I'll. cx-
element is great aud there is threats of
lynching him.
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SIOUX FALLS, =. d., Dec. 27.-Natural
gas has been discovered at RetlH.ld.
Spike county. The find is the strongest
yet struck in the state, and the quality the
hest. The pressure is great that il
carries sand and gravel 60 feet into the
air.
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a south a Americas Gable Brokea.
New YoKK, Dec. 27.-The cable working
between Malranhan and Rio de Janeiro
has, according to the latest advices from
Brazil, ceased to work. No cause given
for the break.
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A ChrI.,mn- GIT rr.m tn. k.i.-r.

ZANziBAR. Dec. 27.-Ehlers, with "A de-
tachment of Major Wissrnann's corps. has
left Ponguise for Mount Rilman for the
purpose of presenting Mosihe with q gift
from Emperor William.
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lrom FURNACE. so R..umae.

LANCASTER, Pa, Dec. 21.-The furnaces
OF the Chestnut Hill Iron Ore company ne
Columbia, which have been closed three
years, are being repairs Il to he pus i'm
blast Immediately. They are among The
largest i'm the state.
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senator imx~,,s Has IL.

ATCHIsON. kas., Dec. Ex-senator In
gals, who is home for the holiday vaca.
which to-day developed symptoms of Rus
sian Influenza.
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The ss.it,mor- Com pi.s~sa.

wAsBINGroN, Dec. 1.-THE contractoFs
for the construction of the new cruiser
Baltimore, having notified the navy de-
rartment that the vessel is completed,
Secretary Tracy has formally instructed
Captain Schuyler to accept her.
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LteutenAnt Mott. Murder Aveagrd.
GLOBE. Ari.. Dec. 27.-NanSliegaz, tho
Apache Indian who murdered Lie eutcnant
Seward Mott.of the.srenth cavalry, i'm 1881,
Was hanged to-day.
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Eoatn fasha suffers ~ Relapse.
ZANzIBAR Dec. 21.-Emiu Pasha has
had = relapse and great anxiety is felt.
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Death or an English Engrnver.
LONDON, Dec.2.-Thomas Oldham Bar
low, II. A., the engraver, is dead.
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VIENNA. Dec. 27.-Count Aloye karrolyi,
n former ambassatlor to Great Britain
aud Germany. died Sunday while hunt
ing on his estates at Pressburv, Hungry.
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Two ThOusand Cnsrs at LIsbOn.
LISBON, Dec. 2.-Two thousand have
influenza, including the queen and Senor
Comes, foreign minister.
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The Car Recovering.

ST. PETERsBURG, Dec. 27.-The czar is
making favorable progress toward recov-
cry from influenza. He has never been i'm
IN critical condition and no fears have been
felt as to the outcome of his illness.
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Tho Epis..oaic in Omaha.

OMAHA, Dec. 27.-The physicians of this
city report the prevalence of "La Grippe
to IA large extent but in "a mild form. The,
Diagnose IL AS a species OF epizootic.
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schopl CtsIldr,u Have Il

ROCHESTER,, N. ", Dec. 27.-One hur
Slresl and ten school children Of this cit
are down with s'La Grippe"
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proved demand. Territorial wool quiet; !;
Montana, lsss 25; territorial. i5t.u2.
Boston: This has been N quiet week
for wool. sales for the week being 2,511.-
90 pounds of all kinds. The largest
transactions wer,. OF valley. Oregon wool.
about XjD.UD pounds being sold at 26si "a
for No. =. - for No. 3 aud p for No. 4, all
Of which went to single manufacturer.
ln eastern Oregon sales were made 1t
21sI22 and other sales at l5n ID. Terrific
r al woods quiet with ID secured.
and outside price for hest fine medium
sold at 5isf 53, and tine medium at 5s,Sf 81.
Texas oi has been selling at 19u2 - for
spring. and At 16st 33ts. as to quality. for
fall. Califoru u Il other washed woois
quiet. Fine washed heeces are firm.
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PEDIGREE.

@ morse, pred by NJ W. Hiks foa ss
by
JACKSON by Young Baha~, by Grand Bahaw.
FaWn record
Direcor2
OF Alnont of
nei oy rlaXal tsie
fSmpress2 Of record
VERDI Gold Leaf
flght ~ fourth heat Apex 4yearod public
old 24a Pompter
creole
"od Ior yeaing
Morgan, by
1ufkahoo
rms IHeahoo Vine Grand
hy ARA Hooker Grad dam by imported
was Lady Nary of of
"a by John Bull of
OF
son
lneN foil
who In turn is dam of Pride.
ohleis dam Hawk
Morgan by Justin
tonian and of
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PEDIGREE.


The Missenri
HICKS SsAAeno
breed Prompter han Stallion that
record
ON
JOHN P. SWEENY. Prop'r.
NV
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NO. 1873.
s75. GO to $3.50. 0e can = !. MAD. s.csra rs1E

iag for us. Agents preferred who can furnish
horse and Civ, their whole tire to the busi-
nes'. spare moments m " be proftably en-
Lioyed also. Afaw vacancies in towa- and cit
les. y. F. JOHNSON & CO., 1909 n lin ST.,
Richmond, Va.
". B.-State Ggs and business erper7erace.
Nerer mind about sending stamp for reply.
D. r. d. d Co. G10,6m
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4 Season
that
morse lam breeding all him
mas SHOWN quarters
record OF 49, Of
IN ms work would have In
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for
will,
raltar and Alpha he season Otoins
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PEDIGREE.

Echo Echo
Belle record
sam
rthan2
these Honeake
the
started
Gibraltari
Ihey natural ave got dispositions
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BRAITAR will Ranch Carson r NJ
the prvlese