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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-08-08
Insurance
Real Estate
Loans.
Corn in Grill Insured at
Low Rates.
H. W. NllSOR.
Insurance Agent,
Office Over Farmers Drug Store,
LEXINGTON, MO.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Probate Court of Lafayette county,
Missouri, Adjourned May Term. third Jay,
July q, 1896.
Estate of Francis NJ. Shore, deceased.
Now at this day comes Liza A shore, az
ministratriX of the estate OF FraEcis NJ. Shore,
deceased. and shows to the court that the order
of publication heretofore made in TINS court
has not been published, and again presents
her petition pray ing for an order for the SAFE
of so much of the real estate of sai1 Frjincls
NJ. Shore as will pay and satisfy the remaining
debts due 10y said estate and vet unpald IoI
want OF sufficient assets, accompanied by inc
| accounts, lists and inventories required by
law in such cases.
ON examination whereof it is ordered thhi
ALI persons interested In said estate be notlhed
| that application as aforesaid has been nihue'
and that unless the contrary be SHOWN on uI
before the first day of the next term OF thls
court. to ne held on the second Monday III
August. 1896, an order will be made for inc
sale of the whole on so much of the real estate
of said Francis NJ. Shore as will be suilicleni
for The payment of said debts
And il is further order ed that all OF the heire
of said deceased. residents of said Lhtayetl.
county, he personally served win notice Oh
these proceedings according To law.
And IL is further ordered that this notice bt
published in the Lexington lnteulgencer' .
negspaper published in said county, Tor t"hl
weeks successfully before the commences
mept of the next term of this court
A true copy. Attest o,,N1C
71Lt5 Probate Judge.
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EINAL

Notice is hereby given tn all creditors nno
other persons Interested ia The estate 81 EtnrH'
miuistrntriN will apply To make n tinhl set
Element of said estate, at the August term
1870, OF the probate roHrl "i LdIaSSll'
county. Missouri. to Ice bcgun and held a
The probate court room, in th" city ni Lex
inrtau. on the second Monday IN AUGUST
lSHi JULIA MNhgA Nhhis
2 I5t Administrative.
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EINAL,~

Notice is hereby given To all creditors and
other Persons Interested in tn" estate az
I,n1rs NJ. SIushcr. deceased, that the under
signed administrators will apply Ia make "A
final settlement of said estate. AT the Aurnsi
term, IsR, ct the probate court OF l"tiiN-
etta cnuntV. Missouri. to bc begun aud held AT
the probate court room, in the city al Lev
ington, ON the second Monday in August, 1875.
q. W. CARR,
7n-ht Administrator.
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FINAL.

Notice is hereby given To MI rreditoTs alu
o,her ne,sons Interested in the estate III George
NJ Howard. deceased, that the undGrsiEnsd
executor will apply IL make a hhhl settle-
Innnt of said estate at the August term
1896. of the probate court OF liliS'te
rnuntv. Missouri, to he begun and held AT
Ne probate court room; IN thc Guy ni h'N'ng
ION. LAFAYETTE county. Mlssoufl, ON tue 9tcohu
Monday in August, 1896.
s. n. WILSON,
~ Public Administrator,
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TRTSTFE'S SALE,

Whereas, Rufus W. Mccormack and his wife.
Sarah j. Mccormack, by their certain deed of
trust. dated the Sd day of June, Is95, and
recorded in the recorders office Of Lafayette
comfy, Missouri, in deed book 1913, At page
I2s, conveyed to the undersigned trustee the
state Of Missouri, tO-wit: Lots number sixty
nine (G9D and seventy six 49, in the original
town of Lexington. Missouri, as the same
appears on the plat of said town, on file i'm the
recorders Office for said county, which said
deed was made in trust to secure the payment
of Il certain promissOry note in said deed
described, and whereas. default has been
made in the payment of said note and the
same remains due and unpaid, now. therefore,
this is to give notice that !, the undersigned
trustee. by viriue of the power in me vested
under said deed Of trust ANA pursuant 10 the
provisions OF said deed OF trust. ana at the
request Of the legal holder and owner OF said
uoIp- will on
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For Sale or q

A large two-atory frame dwelling house
nine rooms-with barn and o~uthouses,
gas, electricity and water; on two lots In
residence part of Lexington, Mo. Price,
x3. 500. Will sell on easy terms, or trade
| for a farm. III. w. WINsoR. 7-25-4t
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MnNnAY. sErrEMRER 7th. Isge.

between thu. hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock IN the afternoon al said
day, 1T the court house door. III the city of
Lexington, Lafayette county. hiss"uri. ohei
for safr and sell At pubic yendue, u tine high
est biddrr, for cash in hand, the sad properly
above Described. lur the purpose OF paying tue
amount due upon said nulF, together WIN tht
costs and cXpcUscs Of said trISt aud sale
Given under my hand this md dny Of ulyr
1870. LEROY FARMEH,
ltd Trustee.
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Women are the real heroes of the
world. Thousands on thousands ofthem
endure the dragging torture of he ills
peculiar to wonanl,ind in h silence of
home. They suffer on and on-wecks,
months, years. The story of weakness
and torture is written in the drawn
features, in the sallow skin, in the list
less eyes, in the lines of care and worry
on the face.
Unborn modesty seals their lips. They
prefer pain to humiliation. Custom has
made them believe the only hope of
relief lies in the exposure of examina-
ton and local treatment"
Take ten cases of "female weakness"
and in nine of them local treatment"
is unnecessary, There is no reason why
modest, sensitive women should sub
nit to il. RHcEI IEaEyE3S
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SuERIEE.S SALE

The state OF Missouri, at the relation and to
the IIse of Thomas 4. Cntrt'n. collector ,"i
the revenue Of Lafayette county, IN The
state of Missouri, plnihtin,
versus
Walter CcwIierd and Fletcher COwherd. sole
heirs of Richard II. Cowherd: T.. = SayTe
and NJ. e Johnson, executors; and Anna
Gratz. eXecutiiN al the will OF B~rn1huin
the will Of David A. Sayre, Georgr X Cow
herd, and the unknown hei's of Benjamin
Graz and David A. Sayre, deceased
In the Circuit Court OF Iaiaycti" county,
Missouri.
By virtue of a speci1I execution issued from
the office of the clerk Of the circuit court OF
Lafayette county. Missouri. in the above EMU
tied cause. wherein the state OF Missouri, at
the relation and to the use of Thomas A. Cat
ron, collector Of the revenue OF LafaNe cite
county, Missouri, Is plaintiff, and against
alier Cowhcrd and Fletcher Cowherd. sole
heirs of Richard H.. Cowherd; Il. s. Sayre AID
NJ. e Johnson, executors, and Anna Gratz,
cXccutriX of the will of Benjamin GralZ, dc,
ceased; A. s.. Suyre, executor of the viii ni
David a. Sayre; George X. COwherd ana the
unknown hers of 5eDjamin Gratz and DaVid
a. Say re. deceased, to me directed: nnG
returnable to the August term, lsSG, of said
court. T. the undersigned. sheriff of Lafayette
county, Missouri. Will on
TUESDAY. AUGUST 4, 1895,
between the hours of nine o'clock in the fore
noon and tve O'Clock IN the afternoon OF s'i,
day, and in front of the court house door, II
the city of Lexington, in Lafayette county
Missouri, turing the session OF said clrcul
court of said county, offer for sale ana sci
publicly, by auction. 10. the highest bidder, TO
cash in hand, all the right, title, interest, clhlu
and estate of the said Walter CCwherd an,
Fletcher CoNherd, sole heirs OF Richard ii
Cowherd; 4. :. Sayre and NJ. &. johnson, eA
e%cutors, and Anna Gratz, executrix of the will
of BENJAMIN Graft, deceased; A. ). Sayre, eX
ecutor of the will of David A Sayre, Georg
X. Cowherd, and the unknown heirs or Ben1d
min Gratz and David A. Sayre, deceased. dc
PENDANTS in said execution, in and To the 1oi
lowing described real estate. situate. lying an
being in the county of Lafayette, and state O
Missouri. to-wit: The southeast quarter O
the southeast quarter, fractional OF secIlo
twelve, township fitty-one, range twenty-nVt
except right-Of-w way of Missouri PACING ltal
way Co. through same; levied upon as IN
property of said defendants, and sold to satisf
I said execution, together with the costs ana el
penses of this sale.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF July
1885. ZACH W. W HlGhI,n
7-II-td Sheriu-
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WINE OF CARDUI

is a vegetable wine. 1t eXerts a wonder
fully healing, strengthening and sooth-
ing influence over the organs of woman
kind. 1t invigorates and stimulates the
whole system. 1t is almost infallible i'll
curing the peculiar weaknesses, ire
gu1arities and painful arrangements OF
woman. Year after year, in the privacy
of home-away from the eyes of every
body-it effects cures.
WINE OF CARDUI fs sold for Sl.OO a
hottie. Dealers I'm medicine SELF H. Fave
bottles usually curc the worst cases.
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"A Grateful Dog.

One who has recently paid a visit to
Guys hospital tells that when in the
colonnade of the institution and about
to leave he became the object of dem
o~nstrative attention on the part of a
small dog, Prince by name, as he aft
erward ~ascertained. 1t seems that last
winter Prince sustained a fracture OF
a hind leg, and, entirely on his w
initiative, dragged himself into the hos
pital precincts and applied for surgical
relief. 1t was granted ungrudgipglyi
the leg was put in plaster and the dog
was given nursing and aliment suitable
to his kind. In the fullness of time he
was made a whole, if slightly lame,
dog, and ii was intimated to him hat
he might return to his former occupa'
tion and friends (if any,. He refused
to do either, and enrolled himself as one
of the innumerable army of grateful
Guys patients. electing to remain on
the premises and give constant eXhi-
billions Of his generation for all who
come and go about the place of his
healing. In this intention he insisted
SO amiably that he carried his point
and is now regarded as an established
feature of the Observation-Disclosures
ster Gazette.
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PUBLIC GUARDIANS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF
"rder nF the probate court of Lafayette
cn,,ntV' Mo, made on the 4th day of june
IsgG. / have taken charge OF the person hnI
! estate of Joseph ID. Miller person "i uisouhn
MUD. ,so,.
:. n. WILSON,
public administrator and eX-Ohcio Public
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SPAIN FROM A GAR WINDOW.

The Country Was Dry and Dusty and
seemed Burnt to a Cinder-
It was fiery hot. 1t was noon e
we reached the junction of
where we turned eastward toward
Granada. The carriage seemed a FUR
mace, it's wood was fire to our touch,t the
air that came through the windows
was burning. The country was scorcheo
to a cinder; the mountains glittercd In
the heat; the shadeless towns quivereG
in a hot haze like a mirage. We lay
back, painting, tanning ourselves With
our hats and our g~uidebooks. We came
to baked, dust-driven stations; at each
was the same cry of "Waterl water!'
from the women who made a living by
selling it, and the people In the tram
who were trying To drink it.
To names-Antequera, Lola, San FER
nando-that earlier had thrilled us III
Murray and Washington Irving we were
now Indifferent as they were spluttereo
by the dust-choked guard. For hours
| the horizon was bounded by low noun
| tains. with here and there tiny patches
of snow on their upper slopes. BUT
where were the dazzling, glowing snow
neaks of the Sierra Nevada, that ioom
I'D so magnihcently in the romance OF
washington Irving, and in the story OF
every traveller who has been Ito Granada
True. through the can brake, sitting
In the torrid air, we had seen two or
three low hills crowned with onVe
groves, planted like a map, ana on Ihe
top of zach something that looked IKE
the ruins of gigantic brick kilns OF tunl-
bled-down factories. must De
near, for we had passed San Fernando'
but neither to the right nor to the let'
could we see the minarets or the MOOT
isb citv or the domes of Catholic Spain
Slower and slower went the train, ano
then It stopped. Everyone got out, ant
we knew it was Granada--EliZaoetu
Robins Pennell, in Century.
-., o,no.,t,on to ConscrIption Law
The peasantry were weary OF seeing
their soldier SON. return from hard cam
naiening with neither glory nor booty
and began to resent the conscriptol
law. which tore the rising generatlol
from home while yet boys. Desertion
became SO frequent that a terrible Law
was passed, making, first the family
then the and lastly the dis
trict, responsible for the missing men
II was enforced mercilcssly by bodie
of riders known as flying columns
Finally every able-bodied male was en-
rolled for military service IN thre
classes-ban, second ban. and rear ba4
the last including all between 40 and Of
!, Nevertheless, aud in spite of all othe
hardships. there was much enthusiast
| at the prospect of a speedy change fo
: he better. In March, 1912 NaPoleo
. could count ATS. 900 men ready for tn
, feld.-Prof. Sloane, in Century.
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The Usual Thing.

kitty, what went on at the ook1n
club yesterday"
"Oh. everything about as usuai-pot
calling kettle black the whole after
moon "-Chicapo Record.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, Herman Krause, a single man,
now more than nine months dead, by his deed
Of trust, dated May -. 1884, and recorded in the
Office Of the recorder of deeds for Lafayette
county, Mo, in book 80, at page 223, conveyed
to Robert Taylor, as trustee, the following
of Lafayette, in the state of Missouri, to-wit;
Part lots seven Tl aud eight 49,, in block
forty-nVe H5). first addition to the town OF
Lexington. described as follows: beginning
thiTty-fVe feet north of southwest corner or
said lot seven T) thence east one hundred
feet to east line of said lot eight (s); thence
north hfty-hye feet: thence west one hundred
feet to line of Coal street: thence south with
line of Coal street to beginning. to secure the
payment of the prOmissOry note in said deco
described; and, whereas, default has boon
made In the payment of the said note, ana In
and payable, according to the tenor and effect
of said deed; and whereas. the said Robert
TAYLOR. trustee. has departed this life;
and whereas, IL is provided in said deed, that
in case of the absence. death, or refusal 10 ACT
of the said trustee, the then acting shertn OF
Lafayette county. Missouri, shall be vested
with the same authority and powers OF tne
said trustee. Now. therefore. L, the under
signed and acting sheriff OF Lafayette county,
Missouri, at the request OF the legal holder
and owner of said note. will on
SATURDAY, AUGUST Is, Is96.
at the court house door, in the city OF Lexing-
ton, in the county of Lafayette, aforesaid,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon of that
day. sell publicly, at auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash. the real estate above de-
scribed. for the purpose OF satisfying the said
debt and interest and the expenses OF execut-
ing this trust. ZACH. W. MhiUhL
7-lI-5t Sheriff OF Lafayette County, Mo.
Lexington, Mo, July !, ls0'.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS
SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF a
renewed order Of sale of the probate court o.
the county of jackson, and state OF Missouti,
aJ Independence, Missouri, MADE on ,ue
eleventh day of May, a. ID. io't; ~ the
regular May term OF said court Atp iopP' ;,
Thomas j. Seehorn. public auHhlhlS'iatoI ~
and for the county of jackson, ana Stdtc %
Missouri. and as such administrator ue nunls
non of the estate of william Rice, deceased
WA" SATURDAY, AUGUST s. ls"G,
het ween the hours of nine o'clock ~ the lore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF lhht
daV. nj the north door of the county coult
ho1se m the city of Lexington, county. ol
7 ofavatte and state of Missouri, ana uuilnS
r. Session of the circuit court of and Tor shiu
cnunty and state uhe same being the rcRulit
August term thereof, sell at public ancln'i
oil NJ the right. title and interest OF the ailO
a uJinm Rice. deceased. in, to-. OF ana con
carning the following described real eS'htI
sitnatad in said county of Lafayette, hiu
State of Missouri, to-wit: Eighteen acres on
tha enst side of the northwest quarter OF lnt
sonthwest oIarter of section twentS-thrce I-h'
townshiD tifty 1907, range twentN-nlht t-"y,
also the southwest quarter of the snhlhWt9'
nIarfer of section twenty three t-5J, towh9hll
dfty l5Ol. range twenty nine C2HD' county '"'
CF SALE.-One-hnlf cash down u
,fnaa Of sale. balance to be paid one year IRON
dnv Of sale with six per cent interest, secure,
nv deed of trust on the property solu, WIN
nTivilere To nay ali cash If the pniclluSGr 1t
pLln,nee0 P"' THOMAS J SEEHORN,
Administrator. de boniS non, OF the SStd''
of william Rice. deceased. ''F'
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Wanted-An Idea \ !:,: ::$ s? :: ;s's;

Protect your ideas; they may brtng. you wealth
Write JOHN WEDDERBURh q co Patent Attor-
neys, Washington. d.. q for their e1.6O prize oner
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The State of Missouri at the relation and TO
the use of Thomas A. Catron. Collector OF
the Revenue of Lafayette County, in the
State of Missouri, Plaintiff,
versus
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The state OF Missouri, at the relation ana to
the use of Thomas 4. Chtrun. collector OF
the revenue OF Lafayette county, in The
state of Missouri, plnititin,
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The State of Missouri at the relation and to
the use OF Thomas a. Catr0n, Collector OF
the Revenue of Lafay cite County, in The
State of Missouri. Plaintiff,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15
suceex. in Dair.ing

tta Nev lork institute Je'ia '''sa'''.
M H. subject If Successful Success
said 4uoug a'hsr thinss
sue.ess in daIrying cannot A' on
Tain. ~ trusting to luck. = trust
defined ny a bright Neste'ner = q
"55lse Eana hat Ind shlp"frei>cd
n.ar.s m,n than IN the corporate tfAs's
aru me f@unaat on # the world.
mn rs.s Eo luck in dairsins sarteSs
IT, .4ly4xS come. and always willy
,s5.nalltflII ~inaIcus attention !" IN
industry and an attempt I" prov Nlae
,1z. tNtet.aIld the hest a tht sifitt5',S'
,..5,rsc .ru.this end the datrNnaaii
,...1~t sake co4nizlnce of the ol.tNiiiL !,
isIfsrs IDEAS uo1 wholly HeW..iI.S''!4
~, more generally adol'tea
d.glrtn4an in love With rs rus
i,.,..y ,I..ferltslIeG ~ s,dN hy y alld "
.,,t. progressive.
dairy caN fttcn for speeiAi
- dividing up of the industry lfi1e
NIL. af%5Sicns butter dairles, factory
max ana eity Supplle* .,. 90
HG. Hdalliii ~
,Is,,m te.t tor each DAIRY ana ~
~, .aerd ~ The per cent "' sea','> -
,.tlK and nat hy Tic Welsht q ile
v.zt,.s II which they float
Abundant and suitable foeas ~
~. gaws. home grown as nearly ~
,4,>staIc. and not adapted fo ~ isvu1
Ne of steers ewhethel MAZE ot IN"
!, rarn ana stable made tor aaia.'S
ard winter cnmtort-ndt nleael.' "l,,l '.,'ad
J summer pavilion and 50 aiianAvu
th.tt economy can he pracileeu - ~
way. az
-, ron want. what Is required ~
~, apa above all. market ladiiieit
:,nG 81 Iart 10 cater 10 and please 'ila'
TE,sp propositions You VII se'' a..
. ,,av nor very strange, ahd ~
,...fl.,v ~. rpiterations. hut ! an Meth
r,4. 1naach Ia understand TIA aie
,.fa.. meeting does not greatly a1iie1 :.
e'. another Love feasts are dal'i-
,..t.s still III the repetition 'i eAPSii
1900 homes and fears and appears l"l
,,a,. taith these good. ofi-fePea'ea
''.,,' ',,,',a, - and resolves become towers
II strength,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15

The attention sc breeders and OK.
hIljtorS IS called hy lie Pennsylvania
experiment sfIf5el! IN lie fact that
Tie present method of fair ground hut.
ter test + fist lesolning unpopular.
dnd unless some ether plan = intro
dnecd tbs very instructive feature Of
our agricultural exhibitions will soon
he 4 thing at tie past. Nine times
OFT q tea lIe eaW viii not Go herself
Justice away from home. which il
IL. L IS Humlidting t. the owner and
exhibitor who has been telling what
his COW would do Tie test is con.
dnctea IN q secluded place and aVak.
els 10 interest as compared with 4
desc decision iii tho ring. and as Il
consequence there is 10 crowd of ad-
milin2 friends q applaud tile winner
The result is tit directors Will soor
come ro realize that batter tnst is
Il poor dravin. cara. and. sooner q
later will ~ Gf0uped from tle prize
list Dairy trials are 4 decided step
III tle right direction. rs tAay tend
to develop tac strictly business Side
df 0Hr dairy Sic. X.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15
faoN HAY TO GRASS


ne hang" From DR., =. ,-. ~,
should II" Made Iradu,,II,
one of the iunor1,nt it,,,,e =, ,...,.
ing thn most ,,,4 80 ''''N-
tl,o .n,;r,i, '"' ''"'EI c"" Is
- must ne dome quietly
ana gently. $" rs +" he a pleasure. ratI.
or than Il pair ~ tine a,,i,,,l .,....,
hc dome quirlIv yo
rat,,,... ''"' ~ Try h'r
'''' S''""iI j" 4"h" thorough
~ OF 'lIa1 cow viii gradually go Jgv
\ cow that is neryous ana , ,f.,,.,,.
nervous r,,y j. ,,,.,,,.,.,,,....,
,r- does moi E,o =, ',,, ,'" - mink
handling ANA hu,, di.,,,'',,i;'''''' ',;''' ~ i'"SH
bo ruined if oi,,r .,,,.l, ~ o''''H
Hr-ul;,,,ity i, ,,,itI.:,,,. . i" ,''''''
item. The con,ta,, ,~..,..,, '''' ~, u '"i'
MIXED M .t,t,.1 ;,.t,n, W. wv ti'@
presses jt>nlf ,l,n,,r,,l,, >'',' III,
She win seldom royi,t ,,.f,I,,, 80 ''l'''
cause. With COWS that .,Tyn ,,,i
flow uf min. i l,,,.,,,n,'.. ,'-.f,,.,," go"
the uf.Irr~ or...ti .tr,.,..,' " -,
llry a,n mar r,li,,'..,l ,''''
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regular r,iil,n,, - ai,n,,,,1 ;','' ~ =. .
r.I.,. th.,t ,,,,. ,.iIt
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COW win 90 dry. rhn nii,iu rn,,s, hn
lnnn r,,rfuIly in nr,n, ,I,a, a." ',,n' ,,.
may be iuau,,nd ia .,iyo nm, f..r ,no
l,n~nst ~.,Snn N.hIl. thn" fnnai,,,t i
i,oi,,rtart -, this no ,,,ilI.ir, !. f,ll,-
aS unrh 60 mo mill,fno m,,st hr do,rn
1hnrunrr, rnanl,rr. an1 .,.n1I,
twice . day and tI,n moro fnllv thIs is
,lnn. ,na Lnitnr. ,,iI hn ,h, re.,,,,
Good ,nil,inr : nno If ,he os.,,,,s.,,
,,,a,',t.i, ,i,,f,,,.f,ts m,,I ,.n, ,l,., -.
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r,,,(ar - ,',a ,,,,,,,.,lt,. nm, ,.Itan !, !,
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