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The Irish standard., 1892-04-23

best ree 81 I'VE falls ii collar and elbow,
catch catch can, GRECO Roman, Cor.
nish and back holds. If these conditions
are satisfactory to King he will allow
him $3.50 for expenses to wrestle either,
at Walla Walla, Wash, or Portland Ore,
or be will take the same amount and
meet King in Chicago Or Milwaukee.
Chicago boasts of an infant prodigy in
Master Joseph H. Zilligen, WHO is an ex-
pert pool player. Joseph was born June
IL, 1886, and only exhibited his unusual
ability few months ago. The 6-year-
old is but ~ inches tall, but he pockets
the balls, makes beautiful combinations
and executes bank shots with grace and
skill. I'm handling the cue his childish
ness is not apparent, as he plays with the
strength and confidence of man. He
recently played game with Joseph p.
Cody, we'll known Chicago expert, for
$40 side, and little Joseph was an easy
winner.
Fully 1000 people gathered at the Cali
fornia Athletic club, San Francisco,
Monday night, to witness the fight be-
tween Bill Gallagher. OF Oakland, Cal,
and George Dawson, of Aust1alia. The
fight was hot one from the start, and it
looked as If Gallagher had the best of it.
he worked hard and gave the Australian
heavy blows. Dawson fought on the
Fitzsimmons order and saved himself,
jabbing Gallagher repeatedly in the
mouth. Knock downs were numerous
on both sides. At the 40th round the
American began to tire and from that
time Dawson had the best Of it, hammer
ing Gallagher on the bleeding mouth re-
peatedly, almost cutting the upper lip
away and staggering him. Spectators
urged him to give it up but Gallagher
bravely came up for another round. The
4lst and 42nd passed with Dawson fore
ing Gallagher from corner to corner try
ing to jab him out. He fought fairly and
several times refused to take advantage
Of Gallagher's half hearted lodging
Gallagher was nearly worn out and when
Dawson got him against he ropes near
the close Of the 43rd and hit him on the
| cheek with his right, he dropped to sit.
ting position and his seconds threw ul
the sponge. The spectators agreed that
Dawson was an exceptionally clever man
and that Gallagher had made as good 8
fight against him as possible.
The Irish standard., 1892-04-23
Waited from Superior.

Special to The irish Standard.
VIM. Noonan returned on Monday last
from Az exclusion trip to Winona and
South Dakota.
Rev. Father Laurance has recovered
from very severe illness and is again
able 10 be about.
VIM. Luby, Of Hurley, vice-president
OF the Keystone Bank, spent few days
in the city this week.
Edmund Twohy, president OF the
Twohy Mercantile O., is in New York
on business connected with the corpora
ton.
Miss Sarah Whelan, of Black River
Falls, who had been visiting her parents
at the East End, returned home on Tues
day last.
A very successful collection was taken
up ON Sunday last for the Orphans at
La Crosse. The members of the Sacred
Heart parish contribute very hberally.
Sydney Rosenfeldts comedy the ''Uls
ter was presented Monday and Tuesday
evening last at Sacred Heart Hall in aid
of the Connor's Point school by the
Catholic Young Mems assoc alton. 1t is
laughable farce and the different parts
were well presented to large, good
hunored and appreciative audiences.
The Easter services at the Sacred
Heart Church were very interesting and
the music was especially pleasing. At
1890 Rosewig's mass in G. was finely
rendered by the choir, ably assisted by
the Grand Opera House orchestra. The
sermon by Father Harmon was clear,
concise and logical, and sank deep into
the minds of those so fortunate as to at
tend the Easter High Mass.
The Irish standard., 1892-04-23
NOTICE OF Exp1R ALTON OF REDEMPTION.


In whose name assessed George Mallory:
subdivision of section, lot or block, Wizards dI
subdivision OF BLOCK II. Mendelssohn Iowh-
s,,ip OF Kichtieli Hennepin County, Mimi; lot
year tag WED s 1SS xaf te Of ISL
sol for ~ c.>; interest. penalty ana costs 70
ets;. total amount required to redeem, 66 is;
Total, &C cts.
Office Of County Auditor, Hennepiu County
Minnesota To deo. Mallory: You are hereby
no. fed that, pursuant to tax judgfne,t-en-
tered In the I,strict Court, county OF He'ne-
Min. state of Minnesota as above stated the
lana I herein above described, asses ed in your
was sold for tax as sRye 1em s sad
sale allowed by law, will expire sixty days
after OF this notice m Sa to re 10 she
rom said sale, the cost of service Of this
notice must be paid. together with such in
terest as may accrue from and after this date
Witness my hand and official seal, at Mime
apolis in said County of Hennepin. this 26th
tay OF March. 1892.
' GEO. e. LEl,GERWOOD,
fCou,tv Auditors seal Conn Auditor.
Per j. O. DAVIS.
M ,O0s Deputy.
The Irish standard., 1892-04-23
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION

In whose name assessed. Lydia r. Richards;
subdivision Of section lot or block, NM Mendes-
Mimi; lot 9, block 6; year tax levied, 1885,; date
81 Judgment March ~ 1882 when sold May s:
and costs, AZ cts; total amount required to
redeem, 80 cts Total 80 cts.
Office of County Auditor, Hennepin County,
Minnesota. To lydia r. Richards: You are here
by notified that pursg ant to tax jndgme9t,-en-
Din, tate of minnesota, as above stated-the
land herein above described assessed in your
that the time of REDEEM ption from said sale
allowed by law, viii expire sixty days after
service Of this notice. In addition to the
from said sale, the cost of service Of this notice
must be paid together with such interest az
Witness my hand and official seal, at Mime.
apolis, In said County OF Hennep1n, this 18th
day of March, 1892.
GEO. E. LEDGERWOOD,
GCOunty Auditors seal County AUDITOR.
Per J. O. DAVIS,
No. 1912 Deputy.
The Irish standard., 1892-04-23
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thst III Is moment, when before our eyes
The glowing metal on the anvil lies, S.. .S
SC0mea'to us a. !, not once. but day by day,
10 bless or curse us ere it slips away. n
IA strenuous summons calls US as we wait;
"strike while the irons hot, and forge you,
fatep,,
And wise men hear and heed; the rest a e fools
Who stare or trife till the iron cools.
s5E =. g. e THERON BROWN.
Sorrow is not an accident occurring
now and then. It is the woof which is
woven into the warp of life, and he who
has not discerned the divine sacredness
Of sorrow, and the profound meaning
which is concealed in pain, has yet to
learn what life is.
There are natures in which, If they
love us, we are conscious of having
sort OF baptism and conservation; they
bind us over to purity and rect1tude by
their pure belief in us; and our sins
become the worst kind Of sacrilege
which tears down the invisible altar of
truth.
To know others is the only way to
know ourselves. To find other men and
women better and nobler than We, will
teach us humility; to find them poorer in
worldly goods harder-natured, more en-
comprised with difficulties and perpleM-
ties, will teach us pitifullness, federation,
fOrbearance
Every man has his own vocation.
There is one direction in which all space
is open to hira. He has faculties silently
inviting him thither to silent exertion.
He is like a ship in river; he runs
against distractions on every side but
one; on that side all is taken away, and
he sweeps serenely over deepening
channel into IN infinite sea.
In the character Of male or female,
there is nothing more lovely than mod
esty. She is the twin sister OF virt'1e.
and accompanies her through life.
Talents may dazzle and beauty captivate,
but modesty alone wins the heart. Cher
ish her--she is more valuable than gold.
She will gain for you the esteem Of the
wise and good, and exalt you in whatever
station you may occupy.
Great thoughts which, whatsoever may
utter them, are potent to build up noble
lives, and TO inspire heroic deeds are the
most precious treasures Of time. They
are the silent sculptors which work not
on stones that perish, but On human
spirits which will endure when our old
world is as cold, and dead, and tenant
less as the pallid moon. True are the
words Of Daniel Webster, where he gays:
Eff we work upon marble, it will per"
ish. IF we work upon brass, time will
afface it, IL we rear temples they will
crumbie TO dust. But if we work upon
immortal minds, if We Undue them with
high principles, with the just fear of
God, aud :ove of their fellowmen, we en-
grave on those tablets something which
no time can efface, but which will
brighten and brighten to all eternity" 4
The Irish standard., 1892-04-23

AAfaAOVOA5 WIZ - NV GNAAAe6 ~ AAOA
sentenced OF 50 days in the city workhouse,
for complaining about his wife being
kissed BY 8 Methodist dominic who was
q temporary guest at the Nymanover
mansion. The Scandinavian press has
made no charge OF persecution against
the judicial authority who sent Nyma-
mover into durance vile for Directing to
his "better half being caressed against
his will What is wife for II she is to
be the recipient OF kisses from even
Methodist preachers whether the hus
band is willing or not. We extend our
sympathy to the afflicted Nymanover and
suggest that he make good use Of his
time in the workhouse in writing up his
."Represen tative Womeno Of Minneapolis"
on which he is engaged. II we mistake
not, John5B nnyan wrote Pilgrims Pro
gress while immnred in prison and the
author Of Don Quixote used his
pen while an inmate of 9 Spanish bas-
lille. Cheer up, Nymanover, and suffer
Tor conscience sake.
The Irish standard., 1892-04-23
Nor1cE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION

No. 992.
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Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21
FOLKS WHO TRAVEL.
The Daily Tale Of AsheVille's HI
tel H PUiaeR,.a

The Daily Tale Of AsheyiIle,s Ho
tel Registers.
-, -, uu.. ~ -
Iien foeX:-Jack hollinSer' ~ ~
X. d. Pope, Hendersonville; D. G. Hall,
N. c.; Owen McCarty, Pa; F. G. Brand,
Milwaukee; |. p. Stow, Cleveland, Ohio;
c. Morgan, G. W. Morgan, Va.
80, o, w r. ,,,
"rand eentrai w. H. MeNeen'
Brunswick, Ca; J. K. Tracy, Dallas;
w. H. Rounds, Chicago; H. A. Milding
~ NJ Il c.. I,.,,:il1,
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21
THE BINGHAMITES WON IT
THE SCORE STOOLS BING'
HAM,-I6, AsHEVILLE, 8.

The AsheyilIes OutweiEhed the
BinGhams, but Were Outplayed
The Fair Sex sided with the
Cadets.
The first of series of football games
between the cadet team from Bingham
school and the Asheville team was
played Saturday afternoon on the Ken
ilworth Inn grounds and drew an au-
dience Of nearly thousand. A good
number of ladies were present and to
very disinterested observer their sympa-
thies were violently with the Binghams.
The game was a good illustration OF
the superiority OF systematic method in
team work over individual play and
weight. The to.al weight ct the Bing-
hams was much less than that of the
Ashevilles yet they gained the vic
tory with comparative ease, and
it was only the fine work of Bisscll,
French, Thomas and Short that pre-
vented the defeat from becoming a
slaughter.
The Binghams won the toss and chose
the ball and at eight minutes past four
the referee called play and the teams
lined up as follows,
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21
Ct. Lawrence's Catholic Union.

The male members Of st. Lawrence's 3
church have organized society for NUT
ual Improvement and amuseme mt. The
name is St. Lawrence's Catholic Union,
The officers are: President, N. Plamon.
don; vice-president, P. Mcintyre; treas
urer, F. O'Donnell; secretary, George
Cooke. The first meeting was held yes
terday and thirty names were enrolled
for membership.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21
Superior Court.

Iu the superior court Saturday the case
of A. K. Parham and wife VS.. Jas. Lom'
mac and wife, action Of ejectment, was
concluded, the verdict being in favor Of
the plaintiffs. This morning the case Of
Redmond, Lance & Co. vs.. Asheville
Milling company, action for debt, was
tried The verdict was in the plaintiffs
favor, allowing them $56.S1.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21
HAVE YOU HEARD:

Advisor Summey give his opinion OF
the person who said he and Advisor
Hunt facially resembled each other2
Alderman Waddells capital grip pre-
ventive?
That THE CITIZENS Cruiser Fund is
growing?
Why it Is accounted horrible" that
there should be 2OS failures IN the United
States as against 256 the week before?
That 'the girls" are al, mashed" OF
the Bingham footballists?
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21
meath of Charles Freclk.

Charles Freck died at his home on
Mcdowell street, this city, late Yesterday
afternoon Of pneumonia. Mr.. Freck
wac about 25 years old, and leaves a
wife and two children. The remains
were inferred at the burial ground at
Riverside cemetery this afternoon.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21

Blood diseases are terrible on account
of their loathsome nature, and the fact
that they wreck the constitution so
completely unless the proper antidote is
applied. b. E. b. Botanic Blood Balm J
is composed OF the true antidote for
blood poison. Its use never fails to 81, e
satisfaction.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21
To Elect Next Friday.

The city board of health, provided for
in the ordinance passed by the alder.
men last Friday, will be elected at
the meeting OF the board next Friday at.
ternoon. While the Buncombe county
medical society desired the privilege oi
nominating the members of the board
the elimination OF that clause of the or
dinance will not interfere with the so
ciety's taking hold of the work ia good
earnest.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21
BURIAL OF MIR. DUNN.
services Held at Trinity Church
Saturday Afternoon.

SeTVlSCD kACAA 50 SAs
Saturday Afternoon.
The funeral service on Saturday last at
the Episcopal church over the remains OF
the late Alfred Dunn, of Clifton, Bristol,
England, was one of the most impress
i've ever held here. At 2:30 p. m. the
cortage left his residence on Chestnut
street, and at O'Clock arrived at the
church. Rev. McNeelv Du Bose conduct
ed the solemn service.
The iuterment and final services over
the body took place at Riverside ceme-
terry. The deceased, while unknown to a
great number of the inhabitants OF Ashe-
Vile, was a man of exceptional high
character, with keen sense of duty and
honor to God and man. Those who
were fortunate enough to know him,
speak of him as a true friend and
adviser. Mr.. Dunn came to Asheville
about Is months ago for his health and
up to a short time ago was benefited
considerably.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21

We give you nothing but the very finest
of the Armour Packing Company's meats
always fresh and sweet. Our cars are in
transit for Asheville daily. Finlay &
Nelson.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21
Baltimore Prices.

BALTIMORE. March u Flour. dull; west
ern super 3.Oo@3 25 extra. 3.4o9+ 90
family, +.2514.75, Wheat, easy; No. red
spot and NJ arch 9sss@9s94; southern, quiet
Fultz, 94G1 90; Lungberrv 95Q1.o1. corn
southern, easier; white, 45W46Ia yellow
| 46G47
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21

MARCH 1S, 1892.
On and after this date the First National
bank will keep open on all week days until
4 p. m, except Saturdays. when it will re-
main open until p m.
Deposits received, exchange bought and
sold and all other legitimate bank business
attended to with despatch and security.
W. H. PENLAND,
march19d1w Cashier.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21
New Work Market.

NBw YORK, March 21.-Stocks. dull but
steady. Money easy. at 1la@2. Exchange,
long, +.s512@4 .s5'4; short, +.s71ag4 s7a4;
state bonds, neglected; government bonds
dull but steady. Cotton-futures, steady
March o.47; April, $50; May, 6.65; June
Is. 70. July, 6.s2; August, 691. Flour dull
but weak Wheat-active but firm. Corn
quiet but frmer, Pork-quiet but steady
at 50 5O0$l1.5O. Lard dull but weak
at $3.50. Spirits Turpentine-quiet but
| steady a. 36@362. Rosin-dull but steady
| at 81 35@1 40. Freights-weak.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21
THE MARKETS..
stock Quotations.

New YORK. March 21.-Erie 3214, Chicago
and Northwestern 20; Lake Shore l3+ls
Norfolk and Western, Richmond and
West Point Terminal 1914; Western Union
GIL.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21
Index to New Advertisements.

MBATs-A. n. Cooper.
NoTICB-Citizen Office.
WANTEp-A, This Office.
BoARDiNG-30 Starnes avenue.
DRFssMAKING-74 Bailey street
MONEY TO LoAN-Fwyn 81 West.
BoARDlNG-No. 62 Mcrrimon avenue.
NOTICE TO PLAsTERtRS-W. K. Young.
For SALE-D X. White or l. A. Farinholt
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21
Elouresi Toilet soap.

Ask your druggist for Floured Toilet
Soap. A wonderful sanitary convenient
article and is only rs cents per box.
march2 ld3t
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21
PROTECT
YOURLlFEANDPROPERTY


Bell operation Decidedly
small
No
without
Ashevil1e Burglar and Fire Alarm Co.,
AVENUE iO5, FLOOR
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21
FOR SALE,

Two good heavy wagon horses; also wag-
tate. Apply to D. R. White, Pine st eet, or
L. A. Farinholt. No. 20 Patton avenue.
march21d1w
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21

100000 dollars deposited pro.
tecIs SOur accidental insurance
when issued by W. VI. Clarke
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21
To Advertisers.

T. insure change of advertisements
runi.ing on regular contract, copy must
be handed in bv 10 O'Clock a. m.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Trlple-plated dessert knives at $1.50
per set; quality guaranteed. H. LAW.
Elgin creamery and New York dairy
butter at kroger's.
We deliver the Armour Packing Com.
pany's fresh meats to any part OF the
city. Finlay & Nelson.
100000 dollars deposited pro.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21

NOTICE TO PLASTERERS-Propos
IN wanted for plastering new City Hall.
Plans, specifications, &c, may be seen at the
Office of Wills Bros architects, Patton ave.
The right 10 reserved to reject any or all bids.
To be sealed and marked bid on liiy Hall
Plastering' and sent on or before noon.
April /, '92, to W. YOU!G.
march2Id1w City Clerk.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21

MONEY TO LOAN-On straight first
Nk mortgages on improved city property
march21d2t GWYN & WEST.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21

nRRSSM AKING, in which fit is guaran-
- teed, and all kinds of sewing done with
neatness and dispatch at
march2ld1m IA BAILEY ST.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21

NOTISE-If the Afro-American who took
IN Chief beavers pistol from him will re-
turn the same to THE CITIZEN Office all will
be forgiven. march21d3t
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21

DOARDING-Par ties wishing good board
I'D can be accomm odatcd at 81 Merrmon
avenue. Rooms sunny and we'll furnished.
Lar xe grounds. march2l d1ws
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21

NTANTED--A young English lady wishes
w a position as governess or companion
Good references. Address A, care this Office.
march21d7ts
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-24

There are plenty Of wildcats r.
tween Wellfeet and Elwood, Neo
On Medicine creek they trap fr
beaver. It seems to be o favoras
fishing place for beaver and coons
Yes. coons viii fish. They have btte
paths down to the edge OF ne
stream, and there secreting them
selves catch fish with their paws
Wolves and coyotes are numerous
but are rarely struck by an engine
Near the Herbert ranch, east O
Cheyenne, have seen coyote On 2
wire fence, which seems 70 have
been thrown there by an engine
The wolf Of the plains Is eIther
caught in traps or by sportsman
closing in on a pack in drive Some
times they are killed by ranchme,
putting poison on the carcasses q
cattle and sheep. Wolves hamstrlns
and then kill stock. The wolf drlse
Is . fine sport on the plains Inter
view in Denver News
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-24

Adm inistrator's sale Or Real
Estate.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that By vir-
~ sus o. N ordef o. The Dubois Cir
cuis Court the undorsigood. sd0inistra-
sos % he estate o. Bernard Kluemper,
deceased, viii o6or for sale q public
auction % the premises, On
SATURDAY, JULY oh. 1884,
The following described Real Estate, sit-
uaiod b Bsinbsilge lownsbip, Dub0is
|eounsy, Indiana. t0-Wit:
The undivided tWo.thirds parts o. thu
vest half or the southwest quarter ol
section No. thirty (30), township No
Ione III south. rsnGc No. four a., vest
Icontaining 90 acreo. moro o. lee.
TEAMS or SALE--One-third Of thu
|purchsse money to b paid cash: thu
residue 10 two equal installments q ei1
and twelve month :. the purchaser giving
L noses for deferred peyDeols, bearing
Ipsr cent interest from daes, without AM
relief. end Nth good surety, 60 TIE sid
Administrator approval
| Sale % beGia q : one o'clock B. q.
Johns. HUuBERT, Adm'r.
Tssvlos = Hunter, Attosneys-
June 3, 1892. 38WA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-24

n mot plants 70 put 4 simply.
fhs Ieav0 ne the mouths and stOm-
.chs q Tie org1ninn; their thin and
fzttened blzdes axe spgead ont hogi-
1Dntauy IA : vide expanss. covered
With tiny thruafB and bps which
suck n caxbouic acid from the sur
rounding air. and disintegrate 4 u
their own cells under the influence
Of sunlight In the prickly peazA On
the contrary It i the ha<tened stem
and branches which undertake this
GENITAL operation IN the hfe q the
plant- the sucking IN Of cnrbon and
giving ont Of Oxygen. which = 70
the vegetable exactly what the eat
ing and digezting Of food > 70 the
animal organism In their old age,
however. tie Stems q the prickly
psar display their true character By
becoming woody IN texture and
losing their articulated. Iead:ke ap'
r<arznce--Grznt Alien n Popular
S<iencs Monthly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-24
IT PAYS.

- b eantioas n the choice o. medi-
slnss. Many arc injured b. trying o.
psriments with compound purporting
% b blood puriners. the principal
Recommendation Of which would seem
% b THAR "cheapness." Being made
up Of worthless. though mot always
harmless. ingredients. they may we'll
b cheap" but, In the end. they arc
dear. The most reliable medicines arc
cossly. and can b retailed q mod
crate prices. only when the manufactur-
ing chemist handles the raw materials
n large quantities. i y economy,
ohaPafofo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-24

4n<rtr1n Liz
Oc-ok<r Il viii have aprc<sinent place
N history. Il not only unites The -four
crrfurles 81 American life that axs clos
lns With the centuries thar ara before
y, hur II vii Be made n<4nnrahle BY a
<-saf r1ti0nL celebrariou- The signal
Tor this drmon<<rarion viii BE- the deli
cation % the Works Columbian EXPO
si<ior -ru1n.Is IN Chicaso
IN that DAY our foremost American
in<sirurion-She public schooi-wiu Be
The center q local celebr2<io1s IN the
critics and rovns from the Atlantic % ths
P1cl6c-
By lzaking together all these local
celebrations = parts Of . systematic
NATIONAL ,elnOnstrsri0n the fun signif-
ca1ce % The day viii Be brought out
IL object for this movements for .
National celebration y not OILY TO inter
ct the y0u-h u the country Il ~
Works Columbian exposition. but also
- give - the American public school .
f-rins rrclinence - the fruit q four
centuries u American life
Both the Wo<ii's congrez< commission
* the Columbian exposition and the
anericzn s1p<rintendents Of education
have requested that the public schools
et sach ci4y and town lad IN the local
<eIebraripr. These TWO bo<.les have also
appointed JOINT executive committee
% direct the novsr1<n nj and 20 prepare :
uniform and fzrrinx programme fox uni
ve-Sal uss.
Exerr xiteaxake boy and eir1 IN Our
- -. - ~ III rvnd fhe u..~-are
-. - 80 <..1-~.-I;.n ~-,tE,. 1870
-,-s- 80 --.--s-,- - -. ;-.s~
er's.- ---'- - 49,. q.