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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

A large number Of persons visited
Samuel Gugenheim's abattoir, at Forty
sixth street and First avenue, to see . nst-
ural curiosity in the shape Of full grown
black and white bull having two separate
mouths, each containing teeth. The an
imal is 4 years old, weighs about 700
pounds. and was raised on a farm near
Yonkers by Mr.. Robinson. The second
mouth hangs from the dewlap, half way
between the base Of the jaw and tbs
shoulder. 1t is pouch shaped, seven
inches long, FIVE inches wide, and has an
opening or mouth in the bottom about
four inches across. In this mouth are
nostrils and several well developed
teeth. The animal breathes and drink
through both mouths and eats with the
upper one. The head il well shaped,
and the only other peculiarities are I
double right shoulder, with the shoulder
blade extending to the line Of the back
bone. and double jointcd left fore Len.
The bull is gentle and is in the best al
condition.-New York Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24
STATE OF MAINE.

KKySsBMc ss--
Ie the supreme Judicial Court. Charles r.
nsker Of Taunton IN the County Of bristol and
Commonwealth 81 Massachusetts esnplstps
against the hay state GAs WORKS Company. .
evaporation duiy organized Under the laws Of the
State ~ Maine and navtag tts clerks oihcv ~ Al.
psstn 10 said eesnty Of keaastec snd says
1. That the bay state Gas W efks COMPANY Uas
dolly c,anniasd and established - . cooperation
sader the general laws Of the state Vt Maine. Gu
the itth dAy az June A. u, hst. at said Aasusts,
sos thu purpose of manufacturing. sslliaf, and
kasing aud supplying Mscksnsie's Heating AMI
Illuminating tsas and Gas Werks, with the power
IN eaiid. own and Operate all necessary uosks
therefce, that said company. pursaAnf to Its by
laws has hrld all tie stockholders meetings In said
Augusta anu that sour ro1plsiasnt h the daily
~lretsd and qualified President Of said Cespor
astoA4
I. That .sit Ce~psny hss transacted no hasi.
ness sinee iSsS aud at meeting NJ the .tack,
holders VI said corporation hsid nj ssid Augusta
% the iith esy " Jane, isen. aud legally called
taefetor. said stockholders voted unAnlmSasiy 10
dissolve said corporation aRd AuthQstHsd the
eomtlsiran, sss tssshisnt thereof 70 bring sh,s
bill VI complaint for that parposc. In acVerdares
With the Prosisse-s 81 ssr "a Chap. q Of the u
sissss >tAtstss Of Aainr. :
- fba1. - vcar orator IA isfcrmct ant b.
itvvs. there sNissIss assets 81 ssid corps
n.teM rsyuitisg dtstrthutisa Anieux the stdsk
hotders. and there are NO existing liabilities
Against said cufporstioa.
Wherstese CUP atntes prsys that SAIL eerpess-
tics may b. dfsssved aud teraf Ased and for each
other ssd further rel,ef the rights Of tbs par
,ses uas waasfe aud - yess Asners may sssm
nsi.d !, Augusta, ual.e. sais 18th d.y Of Jane,
csszsrss {. BAxsm.
fsssi.s,s ~ Yssss -. WORT. Co,
His nttosvsyA
Baker. Baker Cstnish. rssinst1rs soseiserss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

Another sable parsonage is now visit
ing Paris in the person of Prince MAr.-
Jane, of the Comoro Islands, which lie
of the east coast of Africa near Mozam-
biaue. He is here in order, it is said, to
furnish the government with informa-
ton concerning his country. but this
would seem to be vague, semi-ofiicial
explanation Of his presence in Paris.
Whatever may be the object Of the
princes coming he has neglected TO pro
vide himself with an interpretes through
whom he could make his business
known; and when he and his secretary
appeared at the ministry Of marine not q
single official could understand word
which either Of the strangers uttered.
After weary waste Of atrocious
rrcnch on the one hand and OF absurd
Arabic on the other an interpreter was
summoned hastily and some light WAS
at last thrown on the wishes and inten-
ton Of the distinguished black. Prince
Nardjane has had perilous voyage
from his native land. for he was ship
wrecked few days after its shores re-
coded from his view and. having been
picked up by an English vessel, he was
taken to the Cape.-Paris Letter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

Saturday night John add Mary Touiouss
vent to Fairfield on the street cars and re.
sarled by same conveyance. They bad in
bibed freely and we're noisy. When Aiishs.
ing from the car on their return to the city,
Mary iost her balance and fell, striking on
her head and getting . wound that had to
be sewed up BY surgeon. Both she and
her husband we're arrested and passed the
night in the lookup. Yesterday Judge
Stewart gave them each thirty days in jail,
and yesterday afternoon Deputy Marshal
Crowell took them to Augusta They ere
old offenders. and several times in the lasI
month, officers have been obliged to quel
Disturbances at their house, and finally de-
cided that the case called for more vigof.
Gus treatment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24
STRAY eir&

A ystsn Of electric Homeopathy has
hepn used with some SUCCESS In India -
cure lepr1y.
In countries where oranges grow In great
plenty coantry gentlemen use the cheapest
kind for blAcking their boots.
A gigantic bread trust, under the name
Of the United States Baking company. has
been incorporated in Indianapolis
The aalss OF Dresden china at tho works
in Nielsen last year amounted to ea7S,000.
the greatest sum ever realized In single
year.
The last stone Of the spire Of Ulm caths-
dral was put in place ON May 81. and that
cathedral now reaches higher than any
other in the world. or $50 feet.
The new government silver vault In S.
feet long, 50 feet wide aud ~ feet high. It
has sixteen compartments, each capable Of
holding q, 900 silver dollars.
According to the report on London's
Geological garden. the profits Of 1850 were
$4,000. About 1900 animals were kept.
The total expenses of the institution were
el25. 700.
In New Zealand . Mormon convention
recently closed its sittings. At which It was
ofiicially reported that there arc 5000 Nor
mons In that colony. and that 500 converts
were made during 1850.
The historian tablet which the Chinese
government has taken measures to pro
serve has been known for more than go
years, and according to its own inscription
was erected 600 years ago.
There u general demand for metal fur
niture In Australia, not only for household
use, but in places Of business, school
houses. etc. The demand is caused by the
rsvages Of the white ant. which eats all
kinds Of wood.
Lemons are used for soap in many couh
tries where they grow When the men and
women Of tho West Indies want to wash
their hands they squeeze the juice OF Z
lemon over them briskly In water until
they are clean.
The Berlin Boersen Courier estimates
that there are 1900 different kinds OF
postage stamps in the world. In January
1850, the Imperial Postal museum pos
sessed Z, 500 sorts, and Is now supposed u
have at least 1900 more.
The military authorities Of Russia have
issued an order that cavalrymen shall moi
"ssss "As>Ai SPA'D 'sA~AA 'sA'y 's'.~''N
a ball They may wear spurs with blum,
rowels, but they may also, IL they prefer, ap
pear In civilian clothes, with no spurs Mt all
The new crown Of King Mcnclek Of Abys
sinia was recently completed in Milan. II
il Of solid gold, weighs four and hal
pounds and resembles somewhat In appear
ance the tiara Of the pope. 1t is adorned
with 1870 precious stones and is valued a
5000. 'A ''-' ''"' % teVaai 's~sHn" io
According to the latest reports Of thu
minister Of education. there are 1000 pri
mary schools In Russia. Twenty two thou
sand are public schools under the authority
Of the minister Of education, and 1900 are
parish schools under the management O
the holy synod"
There Is In New York general agent o
. small country life insurance compan!
whose annual income il over t12, 1000. A
little more than ten years ago he was earn
ing about 81 900 a year rs compositor OF
western newspaper. His success Is du,
to the fact that he adhered to rule OF con
versing daily with seven men concerning
his business and company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

oum00 2111BanY IooDnA
Ahnst every - sEaEtiAg R10 -
muzner takes nuns ysn1ing uattR. u
= 4 hook out a IL HhraEy. q ~ ~
bcckstand, o. hc1gAe q ~ boy -
ing booln through ~ oasA Is -
lieve there i more tzalA RID 49, -
intelligent classes in July md ANgoe
than 10 an the other ten moaths q ~
wear. Men and women Who - hc0o
xould net be satisfied with book thae
was not really sensible. I md aean1 .
hotel pisxxas or under The tEss leaAne
bocks tia index a which vcaA mao
them blnsA If they knew shat you knew
what the book Was. oh. they ~
.you must have intellectual recreation
YES. there is no need that you take along
into a watering place ''Hamiltons Meta
physics or some ponderous disccufse
on the eternal DEGREES. or "Faradays
Philosophy" There are many coy
books that are good
You might - well say. Il propose 100
TO give q little rest to my digestive ~.
cans, and instead Of eating heavy meat
and vegetables ! will. for little while.
take lighter food little ssryehnins
and few grains Of ratsbane." Literary
poison in August is IS bad ~ literary
poison in December. Mark that. Do
not let the vermin Of y corrupt printing
press jump ana crawl into Your Sara
toga trunk or White Mountain valise.
Are there not good books that are easy
To read-bcoks of entertaining travel,
books Of congenial history. books Of
pure fun. books of poetry. ringing with
merry canto: books Of fine engraving.
books that will rest the mind as well q
purify the neart and elevate the whole
life? There will not be an hour between
this and the day Of your death when yo.i
can afford to read . book lacking in
moral principle.-T. De Witt TalmAss
in Ladies' Home Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

Richard l.. Edwards. 10 years old, was
drowned while rowing on the Ohio.
The body was swept beneath some barges
and could not be recovered. Friday a
corpse was found floating in the river
near Rising Sun. Ind. On the body was
watch and ring both bearing the mi
tials r. l.. L. Apparently the body wa
that of man at least so years Of age
with Snow white hair.
Edwards brother positively identified
the body from the jewelry and clothing.
When the young man fell into the river
his hair was coal black; that of the
corpse was pure white. Fright doubt
less made the change while he WA
struggling FOR life There has been grea.
excitement along the river over the mys
terious case. 1t is the first instance on
record where n man was prematurely
aged while drowning. -Cincinnati Cor
Pittsburg Dispatch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

The Fairfield Trottins Park is just nov
an interesting place for horssmen. They
aave been improving the hne weather 81
the past week ard following are some Of
the results reported: Appleton Webb
Or. .. Ktsolute, did mile With ease il
?30; J. +. Connofs ch. m. Diana, made I
2.33 showing; H. c. James Maud NJ
vent mile in 2.33 l.2 easily; c. B. Gil
mans br. .. Gen. Hancock, worked mile
in 237 l-2; A. d. Bumps' b. :. Lady Ross
did Tin 9 IS; Charles Wood's two-year
old 9. .. by Gideon. made the last quarter
in 40 seconds and there 10 talk about thi'
colt breaking the two-yeaf-old record Of
Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

attended the first meeting Of thu
Radical club at Cooper institute the other
evening. It is composed Of Anarchists,
Socialists, Nationalist and Henry George
followers. It is founded for all liberal
and advanced thinkers, and its member
expect great things from it. l had
always supposed that Anarchists and
Socialists wore long hair, soiled linen
and smelled horribly. confess l wa
surprised to zee the well dressed men
and women who crowded the room.
Tall silk hats gave me distinct shock,
and rosebud boutonnieres in lapels Of
fashionably cut coats made my eyes open
very wide. I was amazed when two
dudish young men with pompadoured
heads and waxen mustaches werSpointed
out to me as fiery and bloodthifsty An
archists. and one heavy swell Of the club
window type nearly took my breath away
when he walked up to the woman treas
urer and, presenting his card with his
best Fifth avenue bow, asked to be per-
mitted to pay his entrance fee.
I noticed especially the presence Of
young men. There was row after row
Of young, intelligent, earnest faces.
Eager, too, and interested. There was
none Of the vacuity Of expression, the
hstlessness, the ennui which is to be seen
on Fifth avenue. Whatever their doc
trines, they believe in them thoroughly
and arc going to promulgate them though
the heavens fall.-New York Cor. Chi
cago Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

An old custom formerly prevalent il
many parts of England WAS that o
'heaving' or lifting" mostly performed
in the open street. People formed int
parties of twelve or more. and from
every one lifted" they extorted con
tribution. There is said TO he a recort
in the Tower Of London of certain pay
ments made to ladies and maids of homo
for taking King Edward |. in his bed a
Easter, whence it has been presumed
that he was lifted according to the Gus
tom which then prevailed among al
ranks throughout the kingdom. Cham
bers' Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

William Rogers. while somewhat delayed
for lack of pine on one Of Iii. vessels IL
pushing the other along rapidly, has the
decks in. houses up and half the plank on.
Kelley L Spear have the square frames of
shebig Church four master ia position and
the wing frames going up. The New Fog.
land Co. have the Stevens and Curtis
schooners. q the extremes Of their yard,
sbout even and it's . question which will
get the river arse. Both are planked out
to the bilse and the deck work 10 we'll
advanced. The schooner for Theo-
dore Anderson 10 framed out asd ceiling
has begun The Dnke schooner 10 fsady
foe the risses and prepszntisss for sfep-
ping the mAsts are nov being made.-The
great sire Of the SevaIi ship makes progress
seem slov there but IN immense smoaus Of
timber 10 steadily going into thss hull. Ths
floor ID in and the clamps going up. Below
the keel for their 600 ton schooner Il being
blocked.-The Houehtons have JUS ~
veil under vsy framing their ship.-In IL
Nssss yard ne keel for ths big hasye SIN
lies % sss II past fsstnishf, rssdy 70 b
put together
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

Morrison & Mcclellan have run against
another snag in building tn, foundation for
their block. They find that they have
built the west wall on right of way that
belongs to the First National bank. 1t is
not decided as yet whether they will have
to change the wall or not.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24
8itD.

AkoosTOOK.
10 washbarA, Juse "a, LiRisn, 0ife Of Frank
H. Tobis, aeed IS years: June II. My. daskAfef
Of Nr. Aad hrs. jobs fobin, aged - year.; Jsne
~, L0rinca, wife Of WIN. UmphSey, astA q yrs.
HANCOCK.
In III Desert. Jsne a. Mss. NAry y, widow Of
the hate rinnehy Maeoa, Asej g ycars. moatha
and IS days
In Trenont. haas Harhor., June n, Ambrose
v. Cieases, ased 81 yeafs. , nosfhs sad days.
KNOX
In Recklsnd. Jsne n. Ltss1e Nay. AaaehseF Of
Abess y. - Georgia A. kne1liG. 49, nsaahs
9use 3, JsAa y Hoiossok. SGD - yeafs, 1 10.
lnA . Agss ysneu. Nsacy. wife Of EdD ssA bob
lADn, 80 - yeogs, 2 Doafhs a1d Z AAys.
yvsrs-
In q. A1bans. yune y. Jtnnie yhasshfes Of Nsl-
m Dioelou. aGs4 absu - yea1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

A school teacher in Marcellus. Mich.
received the following note from an an.
cry parent; "Mey 1890 when my Boys
are Stang away from School I have
Work For them; and when They art
dare you Teach them, and when They
are TO home, that is non of your Bisness
yon liant rening My Silently not by Q
good Side, at my home"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

II. C. Jackson. Bowdoin 81, formerly
principsl of the High School here, 10 in
iowa for few days visit. He vas one OF
the Var sisy eight that recently rowed Cor
nell at Lake Csyuga, and though Bowdoir
lost the race, il was no fault of his. he be-
ing considered the strongest man in the
shell. After graduation, Mr.. jackson will
ABORT teaching as a profession
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

We understand thas the railroad rates,
- thus far announced, for the 18th Of july
are .os such - gill csase . great deal Of
cfovdiny On the cars that day. Perhaps
rhey are ,ov enough. or ~ low ~ they car
be sf5rded. but the fac. remains that thu
people have been accastomed to smaller
figures on such occasions. and viii not ID
be likely TO come out in crowds unless thsy
re. then.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24
OAKLAND LOCALS.

Miss Mary FArr, Colby SO. has Just re-
turned from Iowa. where. for the past tvo
years. abe has been preceptress in one of
the States most progressive institutions.
She 10 one Of the brainiest young ladies
Oakland has ever produced and while in
College won many valuable prizes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

Railroad street, running from Maine 70
the ssean mill and the depot rsighbosbood.
las teen receiving attention A large
quantity Of coarse gravel has been put
upon ii. saa the improvement 10 thoroughly
appreciated BY the team. That part Of
Main street running BY the Free Baptist
Church, and the school house has also beea
treated With 3rsvei within short time. II
pays best in the end to use good material
when the improvement Of the streets il the
object in view.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

This u sissys specially bug plaee
shnssh the saving season, snd business
sss aever bssfaf q thu mills than IL 10 nov.
Lanbes gssssaIly sells fer mere nonsy
thss 10 ssssi q the corresponding sessoa
Of the year. and lots Of unified ofders are
On the bs6bs. and more being entered
every day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

The enterprise shown by the manage
nent of the daily Journal in placing their
eastern edition in the hands Of our citizens
by seven o'clock in the morning. 10 rapidly
bearing new fruits as il attested by the in
creased demand for the paper. 1t is prac-
ticslly fulfilling it, projects and promises
and gives to its readers the latest news at
the earliest possible moment. Copies may
be obtained Of Z. NJ. Stacy or from Charlie
Flagg, our popular news agent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

This esenins. ii The weather BE- fasseAb.s,
tie Isdies Ct The Csss,esaxiauaI Society Of
wissses viil hoii ssfswbsrsy Festivals il
she weather should be bad. Is viii - post
pon<d until Wednesday. There viii prob
sbiy be ,ieissasion in attendance frea
here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

Prof. Wright. principal Of the High
school left yesterday for Lewiston to At
lend the Csmmsncsmsns exercises st Bates
College Of which BE- 10 . graduate. Mr..
Llnvilis Robbins accompanied him and
gill remain during the exercises.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

The family-wife and chil'lren-of T.
{. Williams have given S25, 600 to en-
dow law professorship in Richmond
college. Some months before his death
Mr.. Williams sent TO Treasurer Z. H.
Ryland his check for $4,000 to aid in
cndcwing the college and at the same
time he offered to give 81, 900 toward en-
downing a chair of law, conditioned on
the raising of $20,00o more in given
time The condition was not complied
with. and of course Mr.. Williams e.
tate was released from the obligation tc
pay the 5000. But now his wife and
children step forward and pay the entire
5000, and thus give to Richmond col.
lege the T. {. Williams law professor
shin. Richmond Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

L.. J. Libby received sve One hofse'
ffoa M. A. =. woodnsa Of ffespost' yes
erisy. and viii pot shsm In training Of BIZ
e1ns Tree stock farm One 10 Pilot mare
$50 years old, and The other tvoyssf-o
sirsd hy Nxssenssf Wilkss,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

Prof. Geo. N. Hurd, principal of the
Fairfield High school, was in town over
SUNDAY on q fare veil visit to his many
friends here. He is going to leave for his
home in Colorado about the first Of July to
spend his summer vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

This islander will make round trips to
the Islands every day but Saturday and
Monday. She will 90 down Saturday noon
and return Monday noon. She goes To
Augusts nett Saturday, and dovn the river
Tor the fret time Monday. June 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

The Kenns bee took fair number Of
passengers 10 Boston yesterday, Il 10 said
IN good authority that Capt. Baker Who is
me Of the most popular men in tho service,
will reconsider his resignation and will
again walk the bridge Of the Star Of the
fat a. nmma ndtny officeF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

Mss. C. ". wsieshosss Of Sowerviile
Asss.. formerly Of Gssdipsr. died on Bat
srdsy. June 3ist The fsnsssi ssrvicsI
ssfs hsld from The sssiAsscs Of 4. Dsven
orr In fssninsdaIs d o'clock Monds,
Afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24
SOUTH GARDINER.

In he repent It 10 eAipneass a Sossh
Gafdissf b Asadays iesss - Indepaod-
81 Ics C. vas rsDasesd - sAippiug 800
ssas psr vssk. lhsASsn1 i've sssn 5000
~. rAsy sss - lssaiag tAree large
eAsss nasesd sehosaeRs pr .vssk that car
y lao - = nsss -, III via co.,
fnns = q % tAsssgA July.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

Tbs regular monthly meeting Of the
Haltsveil Loaa and Building Annexation
rs hsI6 last evening. Ths association has
als<sdy sold seine 400 shares and has loaned
over 5000 On Ass mortgages and real
estate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

The knickeRbockers commenced ship.
ping from their Randolph housely ester'iay
william Keene. Of Gardiner. has charge
Of The busiuess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

Mr.. 1. Il. Pitcher, one Of our local poul-
Try fanciers. has In . large flock Of l40
chickens. one Plymouth Rock biddy who Ia
ioing credit to that superior race Of fowls
She 10 laying an egg almost every day that
will measure 8 3-3 by "a inches in cir
conference, Such fowls are . profitable
kind to keep
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

Jsssmiah Smith and uifs made the srip
from View York on the schoonef Jeremiah
Smith. They vill visit Bar Harbor today
returning the latter part Of the week. The
Captain and bis wife have many friends in
this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

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knnnDAea =. \
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n. te4k-the ufthia esll In eqsity having b<vn
pssssaDsA 10 = . js~ttce ei aid cosSt. Il l.
begVef efAerea ~ Hptic~ - tss penceucv ks
gfven - pshiicattap IN the Daily ksnHsbee Jcar.
"a aa6 the Dossea Mcsakas 1osrnAl Ssee q uvsk
y. tAxe> ve~ks ruccv.stsety tie bsst pabl entlpn
= b. ut lsss than thirty Gays Efier to The aF.t
lnsslsaiea Hsy Asa avssar q IL lsuae Hnasr =
AnRasa, 0slte. = t<1 etapek ~ ~ m sNuu
eense Y any tAsy hAss uhs IT. peAyeR a satl bli
sAsaA ~ - eeaa,HA (stSard-l
AkrkNAs LlnA2y.
Japtce = J. cous4.
Atzse sapy Ut hi nd eei<r II CesFt shxrrsa.
Affect y. 4 CH0AIE CtssA.
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