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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29
The Spring
Medicine

bottles snd have gained ~ pounds. Can cat any
Thing without it hurting lne my dyspepsia and
uiliou>me>s have gone l never felt better III my
life, at work again, and consider IN, self II
well man. Those two tottirs were worth 500 10
me" W Y. EUiUws, Lincoln, H.
Hood SarsaIsriiIa purified my blood gave
ne strength. and uyeican.e the hesdat hc ANA
dizziness SO that now am able TO work AGAIN
LUTHER MASON, % Church st, Lowell Mas.
My wife suffered from SICK hesdache mud rca.
ragia Af;er taking Hood -. r-apariiln he WAS
much relieved. W. L. BABE. Wilmington. ohio.
III cd, Sarsarar is sold by druggists 81; six
foI s.. ErepArcU tv . l. IInnn 4 %. Low ell. MAes
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29
How to Read Browning.

From The Boston GIODe.
You must absorb him through the
pores Of your soul.
Make yourself sponge. hurl yourself
at Browning and soak.
Sit down and read poem whole. Do
rot try to understand.
Do not stop 70 query IN your re"ding,
"What does this mean? ?" Never mind ;
read on.
Plunge through it anyway, simply
calling the words; then replunge and
plunge.
And then, when you have re re-re-
plunged Tor a considerable length of
time, varying from hours to months,
according to the perspicacity of your
intellect, YOU begin 10 see the parts of
tie poem. the whole in relation to the
parts, and the parts i'll relation 10 each
other.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29
The FARM.
CHANGING Seed.

tiles to which it is not naturally adapt
ed, it will have tendency to run out.
Changing seed in such cases is advised.
Where the summers are hot, SAYS the
Southern CHIti,utOr. dry seed oats from
a northelIy climate will for two or three
years produce crop that will be full
weight After this it will need changing
again. Some farmers avoid the neces-
sity of changing seed oats and seed bar
ley by selecting the heaviest grain Of
their own growing. In almost any crop,
however Door, are some seeds that have
escaped injury, and these produce a
plump. heavy grain.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29
Love Letters

Are always interesting, but the Love-Le
ter Contest advertised in this issue will
prove particularly SO to our readers. The
publisher of CHIMNEY CORNER is thor
oughly reliable, and our subscribers need
not hesitate in replying to his advertise
meut
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29
One Question Settled Right on the

from Puck.
Young Mrs. Gotrox (at her first
breakfast with her elderly "catch"l -
You eat with your knife, don't you,
John, dear?'
Old Mr.. Gatrcx noticing his oppor-
tunity, and with severity and dignity -
"No, madam, do not. eat with nv
mouth. l frequently convey food from
my plate to my facial aperture with my
knife, but / do my own eating with my
own exclusive mouth, and until further
notice l will myself furnish all the in
structions respecting the methods to be
employed"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29
THE POJLTRY-YARD.
Late Hatched Chickens.

The warmth of the present winter
more fully emphasizes fact which APP
parentiy escapes the notice of too many
farmers and poultry raisers fact that
late Matched. fall and winter chickens
are IN most wavs more desirable. and in
all ways more profitable, than those
Matched IN the warmest summer months.
1t is wonderful with what determine d
pertinacity the ordinary person holds to
the theory of Matching and using all
chickens at such times that they shall
be hit for market during the months of
October, Novemb Der and December, when
TO one cares much for them and the
price is about what the dealer cares to
pay.
The supply at that season is always
full and the demand light. Later, after
Jan. /, and until Oct. !, there is CON
slant, steady demand for plump, yellow
skinned chickens which cannot salts
factorily be supplied with those shipped
from distance. There seems to be no
reason why this should be so, when,
with little calculation and some at
tentioD to methods, chickens may be
ready to market during the winter and
spring months at very little more eX-
pense than if raised in the warmer
months: and prices received will aver
age at least 30 per cent, higher, a differ
ence which makes it a paving industry;
which cannot be said of raising poultry
at the ordinary market prices from the
middle of October 10 the following
January. Massachusetts PlOughmdn.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29

to devote money to making road good,
or expend it on perishable horses that
require to be fed for use on roads SO bad
as to neutraliZe their strength. 1t is
often and truly observed that the best
measure of the culture and ability of a
people is the condition of their high
ways to which may be added their by
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29
The Dust In HaY.

No farmer needs to be told that there
is more or less dust in all hay, and this
if breathed is injurious to horses fed on
it. Glover hay and that of timothy cut
in the bloom are especially liable to
be dusty, and often give horses the
heaves when fed on either of these.
Slightly wetting the hay will prevent
this injury. The better way is to cut
the hay. slightly mo;sten it and throw
on it a little corn and oats ground to-
gether, taking care not to give more
than will be eaten clean at each feed.
Between meals the racks may be filled
with fresh straw, which the horses will
pick over, and which may then be used
for bedding.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29
A Woman in the Case.

There always is. She is the power be-
hind the throne. 4 woman influence
over the man who loves her is often ALSO
lutte. TO WELD so great a power to guide.
strengthen. and help her husband. : WON
ans mind should be clear and health. II
cannot he if she is suffering nom an! .unc-
,ioual deranoemcnt. How many q meme
is made unhappy. because she WHO should
be its life and light is Il wrctched. de
pressed. morbid Invalid Wives. mothers,
and daughters. why suffer nom ''ttmale
complaints which are sapping Your lives
away. when DIR. Pielce's FaNoiiic Pre-
scription will renew Nonr health amt glad
den those about You? Ii has restored hap
piness 10 many saddrned life. Why en-
oiure marty rdom When release Is so easy ?
In its special field there never was reSto-
ratiNe like the .'Fav0rite Prescription.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29

HAD THE Tools REaDY.-Customer-
waiter, there's whiskers on this
bacon"
Waiter-"Allow me, sab, TO loan you
my razor sab. ''-Boston Herald.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29

"You look sick What is the matter ?"
asked Nobbs of Dobbs st the poker
table. and Dobbs, who had just drawn
the deuce of clubs to four hearts, feebly
gasped, Heart failure. '-Boston Bu0s-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29
hpPiccadi|Iy Puzzle.
THE STORY OF A TERRIBLE EPISODE
IN THE LIFE OF An ENGLISH
NOBLEMAN.
BY F. w. HUME.
CHAPTER i.
A FoGGY NIGHT

I two O'Clock III the
morning during the
month Of August sounds
Of music could be heard
proceeding from a bril-
liantly lighted house
in Park lane, where q
bali was be ng given by
the Countess of ker-
stoke. True, the sea-
son was long since over,
and though the greater
part of Lon don society
had migrated swal low
like to the south of En-
rope in search of warm
weather, still there were
enough people in town
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29

Is it prf.hdb'e that what a MILL, n wom-
en- say after daily trial is a mistake! 1heY
say they hH0ir by test that Dohbin> Flee
tric is most econoHticui. pureSt and best.
They have had II Years to try 1t. You
give il one tri,it
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29

"YFs, we two boys were thrown to-
gether good deal when we went to
school in the country" I'm the same
class, eh ? "No; we rode the came
mule '-Detrod Free Press.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29

MISS coats and Eaton jackets of navy
blue or scarlet cloth, with pettlcoats OF
Isish poplln edged with fox, while de-
signed for hunting and coaching parties,
will he seen along the local drives about
East r time
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29

Il HAVE REEN AFFLICTED with an afiec-
ton of the throat from childhood. caused
by diphtheria. and have used various REM
edles, but have never found anything equal
10 BROWNS BRONCHIAL IRoCHE>. -
Rsr. q. ". F. Hampton, Piketon. hy
Sold only in boxes.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29
W.T. 1Vk00
sB- Sold by Druggists, 7jc.

A MAN is like a chicken. He will
leave a plate ofmeat to run after another
chicken with a bone in its mouth
;f,.Gig4y. ,}0fa
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29

WHEN turtle wants to look into any
thing he puts out bis head.-Boston Her
aid.
A NAN is ike lock, in that both are
shot" by turning the tumbler. PUCK.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29
Poultry Notes.

Don't be ashamed or discouraged be-
cause you fail in Matching quite as many
chicks as your neishbor. Experience
Will aid you, stick to it.
IT is better to feed at 6 clock than ..
Two hours gained in the morning is half
a day ahead III spring time. farmer
never feels himself, if he sleeps until q;
few wide a. wake ones do this.
We never have but little roup about
Why? The door is not left open at
night, the house is comfortable, not
damp underfoot: sloppy food is not left
about; all these things explain the cause
of roRp. ara if attended to You need
not have case of roup either; take the
warn inp
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29

That Hoods SaIsa pa lila does possess curative
power Peculiar to Itself is CcnClrsivciN shown by
the wonderful cures il has Effected, uu, urlGs, est
in the history Of medicine. THIS absolute mel;
il possesses by rsaScn Of the fnc tina: Ii is ire
pared by q CembiH aiisn. Proportion an.
Process Peculiar 20 Iood'> Sar>apaliila, knoWD
10 10 other medicine. and hr which the full
medicinal power Of all Tie ingredients used is
retained. Hoods Sarsaparliie is q highly con
centrsted extract Of Ssrsaparilla, Dsndelion
Mandrake, book juniper Berries. and other well
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29

0HJE ENJOYS
Goth tbs method AMI results when
Syrup of iigsis taken; it pleasant
ard refreshingta the taste, and acts
rantIyyet promp,,s on the Kidneys,
Liver ana Bowels, cieanses the sys-
49, ei. tu.lIy, diepcls colds, head
aches and fcyers and cures habituI
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
on'y remedy Of lis kind ever pro-
Guced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
c,rtaale to tie stomach, prompt in
i.s action AMI truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances,
its many excellent qualities COM
.aeua it TO all and have made it
the most popular remedy known.
syrup Of FIGS is for sale in 800
ana 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
i,ay not have it On hand will pro-
euro it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try it. Do not accept
fny substitute.
ChEkF0REi4 FIG syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO. Gil.
tCtffrgitgr ~ NctR ynsr ~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29
THE STOCk-kANCH.
Cleaning Horses Legs.

In answer to the questions of a sub
scriber to an English paper. What
should | do to clean NV horses legs of
mud when they come III from work on
| clayey land? Should they be washed.
,, or would that be dangerous for cold?
Is it good plan to clip the hair Oft the
legs of farm horses The answers are
given: The danger is not so much in
risk OF cold as III causing an infiamed
condition of the skin of the legs. Civ
ing rise to cracked heels, and tendency
to grease. 1t is not good plan to clip
the hair Oft the legs of farm horses for
the same reason. The hair acts as Il
protection against actual contact be-
tween dirt and irritating material and
the skin; for although the long hair may
become muddy the wet alone penetrates
the skin, while although wet this hair
serves TO keep the eXtremities warm.
Washing is rarely more than half done.
the dirt is washed in instead of off, or
the driver is content to throw bucket
or two of water over the legs or to drive
| a horse into pond. This. however, is
by no means the worst feature Of wash
ing: it is leaving the feet wet that causes
the mise hlef. for 1t Is often that q man
mas neither time nor inclination to rub
the heels dry when they are fully feath
cred. Left wrinGing wet. chaps and
cracks result, or the skin secretion be-
comes perverted and grease occurs.
But if We may neither clip the legs nor
wash them how are the legs to be
cleaned: When the horse comes in wet
and muddy. scrape off the thickest of
the dirt, then put on an old set of band
| ages and let the remainder dry. Even
if IT rains until the next morning no
harm is done-lsss certainly than If the
legs are half washed and left wet Cen
orally the legs are quite dry while the
| driver j. engaged In other work. and
| either then or the next morning the
| dandy brush and curry comb will get
! ont the remainder.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29

To cleanse tie stomach. liver. and syS-
ten generally. use Dir. Piercc's Pellets.
DS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29
Live stock Notes.

The New York State Agricultural
Board at 4 recent meeting adopted a
resolution asking for better law for the
inspection of cattle.
THE patient OK has suffered, perhaps,
more than any other creature from man 5
barbar.ty. 1t is time. as We approach
the twentieth century, to tighten the
yoke laid on this noblest of our many
servants.
GIVE the farmers some more chloro-
form of hope: assuage their aches by
liberal doses OF nobility and grandeur
of farming as an avocation; apply
lotions of better methods" give them
larger pills of economy smilingly
tell them that longer hours. harder worh.
and more liberal diet OF wind will
fetch them out all right.
TIE COW usually stands and chews her
cud until she gets tired. and then she
lies down and chews her cud. All cows
chew the cud, some more. some less. ac-
cordiu. as they have more or less cud to
chew. The poorly fed COW. says the
Jersey Bulletin, seems to chew harder
and faster. IS if trying to squeeze the
last morsel OF nutriment ont of the little
she has.
! poIST worthy OF consideration IS
presented by the Springfield Rspub-
!isaH ~hsn it asks whether il il tst.s:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29

AN improbable apartment house may
be considered a fiat failure Chicago
Tribune
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29

BRONCHITIS is cured Ivy frequent small
doses of Pisos Cure for Consumption.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29

THE mayor Of New Orleans is trying
just now to hold levees.-R0chsster Post
Express
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29
News About Town.

1t !, the current report about town that
Kemp'S BaI>am Tor The Throat and Lungs
is making some remarkable cures with
PEOPLE who are troubled with Coughs, Sore
Throat, Asthma. Bronchitis and ton>uup-
ton. Any druggist Will give You trial
bottle fee Of cost. It i guaranteed TO re-
heve and cure The large bottles are soc
and 81
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29

Mrs. BRowN-'I noticed your hus-
band was celebrating the day"
Mrs. O'Toole-"Yis, begorra. lie whit
out wild a shamrock in his hat an came
home viii a brick in little Epoch.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
HOUsEROLD AND AGRICULTURAL
TOPICS DISCUSSED.
Kitchen.

A Bulge. of Useful Information Relating
10 the Farm, Orchard. Stable, Parior, and
Kitchen.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29

OLDEST and best-'.Tansills Punch
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29

No." inditerently. Il haven't the in
stincts of Columbus, so the old ground
was good enough for me. I've done Afri-
ca i'll n superficial manner, called on our
American cousins, passed the same CON-
pliment to our Australian ditto, in fact
Done the usual thing with the usual re-
suit A"
The Delta independent., 1890-07-29

One Of the most astonishing Cd, cts Of irri.
cation that has come under my observation
happended few days ago OH Broadway.
For the 6rst time this season the water was
turned into dith where a nice whi,ewood
hitshing post. beautifully TUNED and paint.
-. had been put ont this spring, the water
sh.eoushly ~e;apy the posi-. This next
nosaiaga beautiful. large buneh Of tle
very lsssst vsriety Of Aowers crowned its
sas,mit. the fragrance Of whioh allcd the en-
tire neighborhood; while the- psiYt on. ths
post had frsshensd up y II It. had been var
aishsl, several handsome gold stripes also
nskiag thsir appearance. A pine telephone
pole stv.diag near had grown croP Of pias.
apples during the night. While a,lniring
these things large pineapple nesr the tap
Of the pole dropped OF. striking DnfIy's dog
ON the top Of this head, driving him. into the
ground aboat two feet. leaving only the tip
Of his tail stiking out Of the soil. For prsoi
of the above csn point out the hitching post
and the pole which still stands in the, same
plscs. A. for the end Of tho doy's tail, Why
every tale has tn have an snd.-Eye.
The Delta independent., 1890-07-29

Aontross County is preparing With more
Celebrations than certainty n capture the
nominations for both senator and Represent.
asivs froa this district. While Nontrose
saay posess some fair timber for candidates
yet, on the whole it Il on the :quakiSs-asp"
order, prettisst, while yet green, aud
in ssring warpcth badly. Well seas-
onsL white oak manufactured for
definite purpose ia the timber demanded
by the people at the coming eiectioa. Tho
representative from this district viii b az.
peeted to do more than work for the inss<sats
sf his wifs's family and his nearest friendly
nsiRhbor. The post has said hat IAN honest
man IL the nshless work Of GoI' and he
might have added that diahsnest naa 10
very often the work Of his would be friends.
Delta County will b. show 70 join In sny
movement that will repeat the history Of ths
seventh rake. Canditatss must hare char.
astsy Of their own. must ~ more than =
chunk Of putty 10 % noulded By n.nney
and the promiscuous promises Of political
charlatoss.
The Delta independent., 1890-07-29
n. hody 1t Warren Richardson VA. found

The hody 0f Warren Richardson was found.
Lat Tuesday 'noruiny on tbs slope of Ns.
AAseelliag by sam Wells trAppsr. Mr..
Richasdsan. ,lisappeared lsst hAll and though
. thorough search va. made Al the time
Nothing was discovered aud, something of =
myssesy seen.sd Tn shrouA tue affair.
RIsharhson vas oae Of ths early settlers of
tAeita ard owned one Of tbs. Asse stores in
shi. place. The toiio~ing from the NeHs.
Dem0crai. Of GMnnison explains itsslft
Will Act;innis. vhs vas one Of xr. Rich.
srdsnu'a compani,us, wxs seen aud gays the
sellowing fanu: On the morning or the 9th
Of Ocsob-r last We left ca,up. Ar. Richardson
sakiag . sossh westerly direction and Ar.
shAw aud myself going more 70 tho north.
When night cs'us and M. Richardson
did not returu0ws heosus alarmed and started
in the direction lie t,ok. firing our guns
every few momrnm. All tl,at ,ight and
uaiil late the next sN@Eaoan We hunted for
him, hNt could ti,,d I'M trace. We tllsi, wont
v Irwin, Asd obtaiasd hslp. Scores Of men
tasaed. oui, bus the country is covered with
lAllss timber asd the work Of searching wss
di6ir,ls. Fer wseks the ssarsh WAC kept ~
vAsil the Snow drove the msa ons and further
sgosts " Hi.d him were usIsss. Ms. Mc0imnis
believes thaa the ssarehsrs n,nst have passsd
Within i fcw tsst Of his body ~ the country
4lund wHs thososxhly yoss oxcl. Ths ~.
,Hait,s VIII ua,dvuLssdly be brought 70 Crest.
u Butte ssmosrsw Asd viii reach 0unAisp
Tluru1ay ,esssiss.
The Delta independent., 1890-07-29
Bal,arxl's s,A,x Linin.eai.

This Invaluable remedy u one tina ought
lobe in every household. Lx will cure your
Rheumatisa,. Neuroi2in. sgrains. Cots,
Brnises, Buras. Frosted Eset aud. Ears, Sors
Throat s0d Sore Chest. if.cu hasA . Lame
Buck II wilEcure It. Il ,'enetsates - the
seat Of the disease. L. will cure Stifi Joints
and contracted muscles after nlI other reno.
dies have failed. Tioss who have keen
cripples for years have used Ba!lard's iS.aox
Linimens and thrown away their crutohes
and becn able to walk ~ we'll. ~, ever. Il
viii cure YOU. Prize SO cent?.
N. MCAukRAy, Agent
The Delta independent., 1890-07-29
An Act

70. b. S3b
TO SUBMIT 10 THE QUALIFIED ELEcroas OF THE
srArK or COLORADO ANRNphESTssr TO ARTICLE
SIX " rHx CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO.
Re enacted By ~ 0enras /ssensbav af TIC STATE Of
Colorado.
SECTION !. There shall b. submitted to the
ncxt general elcctisn for inembera Of the General
A.senbly for their appsoysl oT rssfaoi; s1s iSi
state & ~ col.1adD. ~whisS, WI %hea raiissd s. ma ma
part Of the Constitution; that 4 70 ay, section
of Colorado shall be amended so a. % read a. fol
lows NC 8. The Supreme court shall consist
Sy Tos Sfss of hi lac 8, nc msSe elected &
each house. provide for one or more additional
judges, and for that purpose may increase the
regular term of one judge ouly shnil expire every
thSee years, but the total number ofjudges shall
mol exceed six Wheneverthe court siai be COM
posed Of dx judges It may be arranged in two
departments. combining Of an equnl nuinber II
Judges. and the bisiies. Of the cenrt Distributed
thereto for more speedy deterniimtton: snd in
csses not involving cap!sl punishment. the judges
Of the department. having considc a. ton thereof
OF III. court; but capital eases and cases in which
the judges Of the department having consideI',-
ton thereof do not aXree shall ns ae'etm,n.a T ~, "
into departments and tbs distribution Of tusipess
tharso shall be BY sGnersi rule, % ad.ptsd & & by NE
time provided by such rules. a>sxn the seyernl
judges to their respective dcpartmc,its. Cntil Nh,
csun shall be composed OF six iudges.s msjority
or prutpilnce v decision; frovfded. That when.
ever casc r considered 81 ths whole court. e,,d
Judgment Of The lower court shall bc asnrIned
SIC. ?. Se.tion eighteen Of article six Of The
Constitution VI the state Of ColOrado shAn be
amended 40 q 70 read ~ follows sHc. u. The
Judges OF the kupreme and Ditrtct cnuTts shall
each receive such salary as may be provided
by law. and no such judge shall receive Iny other
compensation. pcrqulsite or ensllJnfnt for or on
account Of his ONCE, In any form Whateves. nor
acS ~ attorney or counAellor II law. The General
Assem mbly may. BY . vote of twolhinds Of the
members elected 10 each house incSsase any such
salnriei to a sum mt exceeding seven thousand
dollars ger annuni. snd make the asne applicable
to.thc jus yes then in once.
SM.3 Zach clcctor veung Al said election,
and jesiro,ff Of voting for or against all the
amendments as q whole, shall deposit IN the bSL
lot box a uekei whercon shall be printed or writ
ten the words: For the amendments" or the
words. Against the snendnens. Any such
elec,or not desirons OF voting as Aforesaid msy
express his spprovAl or rejection Of npy one OF
P,pridesi. That he ,hal designate siky amendment
- appruved or rejected by hin by number, In the
order in which 1t appears In this act.
SkC.4 =. 1hs votes cast L,r the odoption or rsjec-
ton Of ssid amendment, or either ur any Of
theai, shall be cauyasscd, nht the resnlt deter
mined III Tie manner provide Y 10y the isws ofthe
State for the cShvtss ofvotes i,r representatives
in Congress
Approved april 19 LAO.