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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-10

covery, even after the disease has pro-
crossed so far as to induce repeated bleed
ings from the lungs, severe lingering cough
with copious expectoration Including tu-
bercular matter); great loss of flesh and ex-
IRENE emaciation and weakness.
Do you doubt that hundreds of such cases
reported to us as cured by Golden Med
ical Discovery were genuine cases OF that
dread and fatal disease? You need not take
our word for it. They have, in nearly every
instance, been SO pronounced by the best
and most experienced home physicians,
who have no interest whatever in mis-
representing them, and who were often
strongly preiudiced and advised against
a trial of "Goldep Medical Discovery"
but who have been forced to confess that
it surpasses, in curative power over this
fatal fnalady, all other medicines with
which they are acquainted. Nasty cod
liver oil and its filthy "emulsions" and
mixtures, had been tried in nearly all these
cases and had either utterly failed to bene-
fit, or had only seemed to benefit little for
a short time. Extract of malt, whiskey,
and various preparations of the hypo,
phosphites had also been faithfully tried
in vain.
The photographs of large number of
those cured of consumption, bronchitis,
lingering coughs, asthma, chronic nasal
catarrh and kindred maladies, have been
skillfully reproduced in a book OF 100
pages which will be mailed to you, on
receipt of address and six cents in
stamps You can then write TO those who
have been cured and profit by their ex-
perience.
Address for Book, WORLDS DIsPENsARY
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. Y.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-10

Sdh bS NaiSNs
the evidence of
hundreds of liv-
ing witnesses to
the fact that, in
all it's early.
stages, consump-'
ton is a durable
disease. N o t
every case, but a
large Percenfa.
cases, and we be
fully 90 per cen
cured by DIR. Pi
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-10
TAKE STEPS

in time, fyou are a suf-
ferer from that scourge
of humanity known as
consumption, and you
can be cured. There is
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-10

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-12
EDUCATIONAL MATTERS.@.
.,,,, Sciences in tho Schools Mental Arhmeto-The
Na'N Mant Summer School.

out during the present year in the
subjects Of zoology and botany has been
to study selected types representing the
major group aud subject Il 10 thor.
ough study mOrphologica'ly and histolo.
gically and these used AS "a basis for
comparative study. In this way a com.
prehensivc view OF the two great king.
doms may be had-the biological alpha.
bet may be learned. The mofphological
effects Of the intCr.actions Of organisms
and Of the physical environment are
studied at the same time, thereby laying
a foundation Tor an intelligent comprc.
hensiyn OF the principles Of organic
cyoluiion-oi the development OF life
upon the earth
study Of human physiology which should
come IN the last year Of the course TO be
followed by the half year of physical
geography as Il is being pursued
at present The term physical geo.
graphy Is used for want Of better
one The attempt IS made IN this
subject TO cctclate the general teach
ings Of the natural sciences 10 human
interest and welfare, and would natur.
ally follow a consideration Of higher
pN1hlolosNs huluuE ule SUBJECTS Nhhu
up are the relations Of man 10 hts In
organic surroundings, TO the lower forms
Of life, and lastly man as social
creature as distinguished from a solitary
being aud the consequent restrictions
and limitations OF his activities. Among
the subjects here involved IS that Of
hcfedity. which Is Of the utmost interest
to the human race.
| am aware that Il may be said, as Il
has already been said, that these arc
subjects for the college, but Il IS well
known that very few colleges consider
them. They are subjects for the people
and should be taught where they will
reach the greatest number The pres.
ent ease with which the social cduili-
bhum Is disturbed indicates the ncccs.
sity Of teaching mankind about men as
well as natter II. 4. ANDKEws.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-12
LOUISE NIIpEN,
Eighth Grade, Class b.


The College Summer School at Manti
has just secured the services Of Miss
Alice Chaplin, b. S., Of Boston. formerly
training teacher At indianapolis, aud
later teacher Of methods at the State
Normal School OF Wisconsin. The lady.
who is now returning East from Cali.
iornia, and who called at Provo 10 visit
one OF her students, Mrs. Craig, teacher
OF kindergarten at the D. Y. Academy.
has accepted an invitation to remain
and will give instructions in primary
methods and In the study Of child nature
In the kindergarten and primary schools.
also in the methods Of teaching litera
ture In all grades,
Miss Neitie Macser OF Provo will con.
duct at the same time a kindergarten
under Miss Chapins immediate super.
vision, so as 10 eXemplily the busywori,
In the lower grades. and thus provide
the lady teachers Of Utah q rare oppor-
tuniiy TO study these methods under
master OF the art. II is expected that
series Of lectures on the study OF child
nature adapted TO the wants Of mothers,
will be also given at the school,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-12
FOR PLEASANT DAYS,

Pleasant rs ociptious are
in order, and you need an
outfit in harmony with such
surroundings. Nou can
look pleasant pud feel
pleasanter when you are
equipped for # IN one ofour
well made and stylish
Spring and Summer Suits.
Everybody in SaltLallo City
should look our stock over
carefully before buying. A
nobby Suit will cost you
very little money at the
great reductions in prices
we are offering this spring.
Some things are too goodto
last. That's the case with
our stock and prices, and
this GIot makes it risky to
wait
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29
IROCBLE BREUING FOR BONJLy
A STEAMER AT NEw-oRrr,vs np,vcs ,-,.,. ,.r,,,

a SiEAMER AT NEW-ORLEANs BRINGS TIE STORY
OF THE FLIGHT OF VAsQUEz AND HrrKr.
New-Orleans March 2S-rhcre may be ana.ro~
revolution in Spanish Honduras in 4 sbor, ti-,e
Last evening the City OF Da"as reached the city
from Be.ize, bringing humber Of passar-e
among them several H'nduraneans. il seems that
'he people are dissatisfied with Bonia. When tha
recent revolution was melted Nlcaragua aided Bo-
Mia by supplying him with men from that c,ua-
UE proVlslc2s. arms, ammunition ana rnouey.
ABOUT Two weeks ago Bonita ordered the Niclra-
guam soldiers TO go to their country. as ;ae rryo-
luton was at an end. but they dil not seem ann
ious to do 50. This was probably the cause OF the
trouble The natives ana foreigners there are very
inuch opposed 20 Genera Boni.la Us they sly H.. is
un)us; and overtaXes The people.
"hen the vessel arrived a reporter went aboard
ana conVersed with the passengers. J. w. Harvey.
an American. who has been in Honduras for the
last few years. connected with railroad enter
prises. said he was forced TO leave the courtry
because ne voluneered to transport President Vas
quez ana Major +. \. Burke from Tegucgaipl JUS
aIter the termination Of the revolution. Nj Harvey
SSaid about iifieen or sixteen days ago President
2Squez and Major Burke We're anxious - cave
Teguclgalpl for fear they would be executed Their
only only hope was The train. When it was t!fne for
them to start Mr.. Harvey. who was the conductor
or the train learned tat the engineer. who wa
favorable TO Bonita. refused make the trip. ],
vey to the two men iro-a almost certain
death decided TO run the train 10 it, destination
Vasquez safe at % Sam n' reIro From thr -Srn M
Nasquez and Major Burke hurried to Puerto Cor
tez. and procured mules and eventually reached
san Salvador Mr. Harvey took a Sai.bol. ana
Went to Guatemaa. thence to Belize. and came 10
the United States.
Mr. Harvey says Bonila has ordered the exocn-
tion of number of the soldiers OF Naslucz since
the END Of the trouble i Are9dy there have been
nia. Nasquez may return In a few months and
try to regain his office. He Will find a number Of
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29
srRTICES IN GEORGIAS C4PITAL
,,xv HUNDREDS VIEW THE BODY OF SENATOR
COIQUTTT.


,.o 1;o March .S.-Thc body of Senator Col
--,., roocbcd the city at O'Clock this morning in
FsrocioI car. accompanied by the escort Of honor
,,n,ed by The TWO houses Of Congress. tpon its
pI,,'ar "rrr here the train was met by number of
l,,i,.nt citizens and guard Of honor was placed
around the coffin.
o'clock the local military escorted the Gov
- and other officials Of the State, the Con-
s.aerote Veterans Association and many dstin-
a,,,s,ed citizens TO the car in which the body lay
So If was received from the guard of honor and
-, N y hcarse drawn by four iron-gray horses
rhe co~tore was then formed and the march to the
co,i,ol beeun First came the mounted police ana
-, A. ,,,,eruors Horse Guards. followed by
~ KIN Gc3reia Regiment and its band. Ihen came
X X -. mo confederate Veterans, the guard of
honor and CitizCns: ..oro ., tho C.o,o IIousa
~ ,roons were formed on each side OF the Wash
tnc,cnsi entrance and while they STOOD az present
ms and the crowds with barred heads. the BODY
- H. Jcod Senator was borne into the Capitol and
placed In the main ccrrlcoT, , -, I'll, -, 49,.
fIn the two hours during wh.ch the Dody Jay there
- 80 ~b,1n,lr.ls viewed it, Memorial exercises were
Ia I'm the House OF Representatives,, wnere iDr
pohbirs conducted religious services. Speeches
a'rocisffc Of the Senator were made ny Governor
ToTtNcn Judge Blcclley Senator Gordon and
"ia} t,r 49,, esryiccs the body was escorted back
g.. tbo .roin and few minutes after the ARRIVAL
there the tram started FOR Macon.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29
syIr AGlIySr ARcHEIsHoP FrIy.

PhIaGelphia. March 2s-M.ss Catherine r. wash
broueh; suit yesterday against Patrick J. Ryan.
Archbishop Of the Roman Catholic Church for the
dioces. Of Philadelphia To recover $s.7s9 -. The
Plaintiff is tn. niece Of the Rev. y. !. wash. who
for some years rector of the Caurch Of 81.
Charles Borromeo. lie died January l5. 1855
leaving his estate u her The amount GAINED by
Miss Walsh consists of S.gc3 -. salary due Father
Walsh from lSSf lSSS. - ~; -. dsbIrs-d by him
on account ~ thr parlchial ~chOoihousc and IN
paying mprtgaS. on the rect0ry. AMI S2529 - for
expenses Oi Tho church in excess Of receipts from
January ], 1879. to January Il. lSSN. During that
unc the rector received for genera expenses SILL
COS 3D. and paid out $ifGS -
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29
Conntrp Real estate for Gal.


AGENCY for Observation-Disclosures prop.
critics. all kinds. sale or rent furnished
houses Tubs X Taylor.5 , Beckman-et.. y T.
FOR SALE Building and factory Ilo's
~ tho city n Hohoken. Inqulr" - .. ~.
WRIGHT, - NeWark-st.. Honofon
FOR sALE.-A HOME OK THE HUD-
son. AZ Ehnebrrk. y. y. f.l mlurf..-.
walk from Hudson River Railroad depot.
me tlNrr and mountain view, 70 conn
fortahl" house. with carri4go house and
stable. and tenant house cl the premises.
1t about one gen" and Laif. rrir..
$500. will II leased n not sold. Address
MARTIN HEERMANCE. Pourhscepsie.
y. y.
GARDEN CITY. Long ISLAND.-Fly
new ttages To rent or fpr sale. Rem;
from 1896 10 sl.2oO T. year Ready for oc-
cnpancy May /. only 10 miles from Now
York. Frequent trains. C0mmufation $50
year. All houses supplied with good
gas and absolutely pure water. TIA. best
educational facilities for boys and girls.
al Well-cndowcd and wcll-cquippci schools.
4 saluhrious climate summer ana winter.
No nuisances. \ cultivated ani refined
community. Excellent roads ~ every di-
rcctiOn. PARKS and miles ~ streets shaded
by wcll-grown trees. Lots f1r sale af mod
crate prices and On easv terms Apply at
the office of THE GARDEN CITY co.
Room 157. $50 Broadway. or t. L. H.
CINLlFF. Agent. at Garden CITY.
DAIRY and stock farms fruit and poul-
try farms. near hy. Catalogue free. +.
ROWLAND. III Hroadway.
LLEWELLYN PARK. orange. y. j.
Beautiful location. modern cltiage resi-
dence: stables. "a. acres. sale. $lt.up1.
easy terms. possession immediate T. i.
HAMILTON x co. 90 BWay elevator.
MOUNT VERNON. y. Y-Ncw house 10
let all latest Improvements. burglar
alarms electric bells speaking tubes. 10
rooms and laundry all rpom- tec1Tltci. .
three blocks from Harlem depot good 10
cati,n. liG North ligi>st. r'rs. $50
yearly. or inquire G73 yth-ave. y. ). city
Real Estate Office.
MOUNTAIN HOUSES for sale ana rent,
every description. r. G. HINCk. III
broadway. Room So. or Monfclair. y. !
NEW-JERSEY FARMS.
For sale. small cash payments. situated
near following places: Newark Elizabeth.
Railway. New Brunswick. Paterson. Plain
field. Somervllle. Morristown. Pomp;on am
Newton: various siEcs and prices. Call ~
Or address II. c. GARNER. 81 %nssau-st.
SOUTH ORANGE. Orange ana Hrlot
Church. also Morfistown y dwell 'nrT
for rent and sale. r. y. HAMILTON &
Co. 90 broadway. ~ Y
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29
Erlp Uautso.
Feulatcs..

STENOGRAPHER and TYPDNRlI EN-
rs a Young woman: modest pay Win ,i,i az
vance. coed reference Address ~ PE-
WRITER. ll2 Oak-st.. Yonkers.
STENOGRAPHY and TEPEWl XII lNI
ell kinds: rates reasonable WORK cnlIrl
for. or position. th-l'remler Address
or call Miss JUDSON. Room ~ |atue'
bit Building. i32 %assau-st.
AVELLING CONPANloN or rDh
FPNFsS Good reader: understands Ger
man. endorsed rs leading clergymen. Al
dress GRADUATE. Tribune Ohice.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29
FURNISHED Gonscs Go fet.

NEW ROCHELLE. NEAR The WATER.
To rent country place - I'VE acres
house sixteen rooms. fully furnished. pri-
ynte family only. Address OWNER. j. ..
Box $40. New York.
NEW HOUSE ~ IL rooms. nicely fur
nished ana beautifully sliunifi. with laih
steam heat all npdern c4nvenicncrs. large
grounds. lin. views 81 river and noun
tains together with commpdiDus stables
I'm The pretty Village of MiAdlchury. VI
Apply to GEO. NJ FLETCHER.
SARATOGA COTTAGES Completely fir-
nishcd: season or year. very low rentals.
Apply 10 LESTER EROS. RoaI Estate
Agents. Saratoga Springs. y. Y
TO LET. SUMMIT. y. J.-Furnishcd and
unfurutshed houses 70 let. season or ycar: :
larg. and smnll. best locations J.. -.
POTTER. opposite station.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29
6orses ano Carriages.

A GENTLEMAN downtown wishes 70
sei his horses. traps etc. They are VVps
Of tie hest class. sadiicis ana keI'"s 80
issies 10 ride and drive. several uanS
AL harness. etc. $50 for one. ACI-
ORS Tribune. -
FOR SALE or To HIRE FOR THE
SEASON. Pony outfit for children. 40
S-ess DIR. o. c. JACKSON, Pony Breeder
y o. H1x lGl. 1amaioa. J.. l.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29
CONFESSED TO PERJURY.

TWO MEN HELD FOR MURDER on FALSE TEsTI-
MONY DISCHARGED.
Ce,tvsburg. Penn. March 2S-Judge McClean to-
5,. 1isobareed from prison under writ Of habeas
corpus. Amos,Casbaugh ana Philip Wasaman who
were charged viii having fned Jacob w. Wasa. raSo
NIL ,i.Irl, rree.ed on the testimony of Alfred Waga-
man. who is now in Jail as an accessory, 1t. o.,
e~lo, Alfred sWOre TO the court tnat ms orig
IL, s.orv that Carbaugh had choked Nagaman
70 death while Philip looked on was true Ihis
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29
ursnlp TO rIcrrrruDsyr mcREA'S clR.

Philadelphia. March 2S-Ey The failure OF the air
brakes ~ work. ter private clr Of James Mc'r"a.
OF Plttsbure vice-presi1en' OF the Pennsy-van
Company. crashed through the heavy Tenders at
the end Of the track in the Brold-st. station this
morning. Trr occupants of the car-Nr. Mc'rea,
his WIFE and daughter greatly snockel i
and more or less hurt. The laughter vas thrown
Violently agains; a mirror. An ug.y cash WAS cut
in her face i physician was summoned. and after
pacing Miss McCrea under the influence Of ether
he put a number Of stitches in her face. Miss
McCrea soon recovered and IL IS not believed the
injury VIII cause material Disagreement.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29
BOARD ano Rooms.

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE. residing IN
own home on Slst-st. near Park viii
take into their family gentlemen, or geh'le-
man ana wife. who VIII appreciate re-
nned surroundings. references required
Address G.. 45S Columbus-ave.
LARGE ROOMS suitable for gentlemen
md ladies'; board and table board; - per
week. 800 East lsth-st.
MADISON-AVE., l59. Handsomely fur
nished rooms. excellent table: references.
MADIsoN-AvE. CORNER. "a East 18th
~ st-Rooms with superior appointments ana
cuisine; very reasonable. -
MADISON AVE. / .921 opposite Park
Large back parlor. and smaller rooms con
Meeting furnished or unfurnisheii private
house: American family: no children.
EAST 55TH-sT. 7o5 5th-ave.- elegant
corner rooms tsouthcrn exposure. WIN
board; strictly firsi-class
2lST.Sr.. l45 EAST, Gramercy Park.-
Desirable rooms generous table; every
thing nrst-class. privilege private PARK
references.
20 WEST 9TH -ST.-Physic.an' Office
to let. with board: also other rooms.
~ WEST 4oTU- ST. With board. large
and small connecting rooms on second
foor. also one large room on iour'h moor
40 EAST 3sTn sT-INrge. handsome
second floor room. excellent board. reieT-
ences exchanged.
43D-ST.. 10 EAsT.-Elegant parlor foor
for a doctor. other desirable laTg" an
hall rooms with excellent board. refere; c"s.
l43 EAST sT-ST.-superior rooms ;
irst-class board privilege Of 6Tameify
Park; references exchanged.
256 WEST l27TH- ST.-AlcQve room. Win
board for two. private family. references.
ADVERTISEMENTS And SUBScKiP r.
TIONS FOR THE NEW YORK Tkll =.
TrNI, Will pE RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. 242 Broadway.
"a floor north Of Thir,y-nrst-si. and AD-
VERTISEMENTS at the following Branch
Offices. pa Eighth-ave.; 80 Ihlrd- -aNr
corner Forty -seventh-st.; 100 East Foity-
seven;h-st. corner Third-avc. l~p East
125th-st.. near Thrd-ave LOG Thifd-aye.:
near Slxty-n -nrst-st.. Los First ave, lVO
West Forty-second-st. lo2 Columbus ave
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29
furnished Rooms.

A SMALL FAMILY has comfortably fur-
nished rooms 10 let 10 respectable iarUes'
terms moderate. 2S7 West 3Oth-s'.
LADY, with desirable house. would rent
.ofilce 20 physician; board ana furni'uuiiee
optional. Address T. W. Box 81. l2iZ
broadway.
loTH-ST. 20 WEST.-Large parlor and
elneniny rooms; also medium sized rooms
81; fist-class.
3isT-ST.. lls EAST-Nicely Furnished
large alcove room. heat. gas. hot ard coin
water. bath. etc. house priNaie ana u"
frst-class order. Address OWNbR.
a5TU-ST.. WEST I23. Second Nory
front sunny exposure; all cpnNehl'"''''
49,. family. rooms fourth nOor
cc WEST 4TU-ST. Washington square
,-tc.i,, furnishcf' rooms for housekeeping
or gentlemen. rent. 81 80 up.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29
~ nn cARDIylh GIDDoySS cHlycELAoR

Baltimore. March 2S.-It is rumored IN Catholic
circles that Cardinal Gibbons has seiec~l tAe Kew.
". T. Husse.l. oi Hyattsvi.e, Nd as Chancellor
q thi. archdiocese. to succeed the Rev.f q. +.
Thomas. Father Thomas is 20 b. rector OF the
Cathedral parish in pace Of the REV J. j. t)ona-
hue. who VIII bc c)nsccraicd Bishop Of Whce inE on
April $ The new Chancellor is a polished orator
ana q deem student.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29
miscellaneous.

4 BARGAIN.-N 5000 upright piano, TO-
,aken for . DEBT viii sacrincc 81 90, ~
reasonable offer refused rom qu'oN
23I West 42i-st. -------
CIrApING SAT.E.-Trunks. travel
az, 49, nocko.books. yalises. scachalrs.
satcheis' sme straps. a, one-h9f regu'nr
prIces during alterations 10 buiiaihs, az
CUARLES SCHWARTZ, - 4th-a''' near
9th-st. ------------
WANTED TO PURCHASE, second d.hann t,
bicycle In good order. cheap h'.nYa' ,nnske
,no,ic preferred: state price ana h'a"e'
n u. T.. 300 Putnam-ave.. brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29

GARDENER -Twentv- You, years expert
.nre n notlalnan's and gsntleman's places
IN fNglanl: also Germany Jersey cni
America. orchids "A specially. thoroughly
urnctlcal With s'l-e and greenhouse plants.
ros4s carnato.s vlolo's. &c. forcing
fr,,it ami .er4ta bles. ani the gen"ral re-
ofiirenents ~ f'st-"inss establishment.
fy%fTI Efrrfst p.uah> asvsie.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29

Inc morning he went on the stand and confessed that
ne nad perJured himself. and that ne baG te
Huu'ed 10 do 1t by some of his neighbors. ''-'
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29
flats Go Get, FURNISHED.

DESIRABLE APARTMENT furnished.
for summer months. 10 East lCh-si. ai'-
ply Janitor.
SMALL APARTMENT 70 let. furnished.
until oct. !. THE FLORENCE. iih-aVe'
and 1Nfh-gt.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29

NURSE BY a woman In private family ~
nurse and lads pail for travelling TO
Europe city referen'e 'es. ~ West Washing
ton Place.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29

reclalic 4'N '' s, ~ ,2,rs .zp~.lescc: s"bar and
Industrious. By fhe Gn' w"rk or J'h' frlly
competent 90 take irll charge. Address
J. J.. O.. ~ Grri"a-@'.. Iiohok"n. y. J.
roRTEH, a.. ~ % yonng man as por-
,'. '''' ~ ,I,n ~" ~ r. ,o.s ~
t't','n.". j. 'HoNE. l"' East i.'ia-'l.
PrlNTrE. working foreman: 10
ycrs IN last place; controls s"'r' tad.
j. r.. car" = Jas. Dorm nr. - Grand ST..
Hl''hifn.
PERFECT German Iocismith in railing
anl fine wofk. r1nts ~ rA ~ any kina.
IBEEiiAhl'I - Na-lini' Hi-'N, y. J..
PAINTER paro-h,u-,r and rn,.ng e..
j. NinEiL i>'' "l-1.".
POTTER. DC ronr. reliable. s.h.-
nm wants work. as rartsr plr-s.r. ,n'-i-
IMAM. .r Az an,thln.. reference. Adde'S
g.. II 2i-tvo. Erlnilyn
POTTER rsrrI.r-NA~. or IANrToR.
-, sfr-ry single man. -. r., afrat =
hard work. uplcra,o wasos. Address
WAGNER. ids bra.,orf-si. fiooNlsn.
TDRTEE As Islt porter. packer r,.
u " fn- -ta..,,
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+ Il ali w., %r.L-.t.
roqTrp ppp-ru ,r IfrrPrr nv n
,',,,r MN. Willing 2, l1 au.thiag. HANDY
y.fb ~ sirt4 1T tool. Er ARIrass j
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cn'c in domestic ana export trade. macnin-
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