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TRANsPACrFIc MAILS.

Mails for China and Japan especially addressed only)
per steamship Empress of India (from Van.
couverl. close here daily up to Dec. te7 at $3.50
Pm. Mails for China and Japan. per steamship
China Crom San Francisco). close here daily up
to Dec. 81 at $50 p. NJ. Mails for Australia (ex.
cept those for West Australial. which arc for
warded via Europe, New Zealand. Hawaii, FIJI.
and samoan Islands per steamship Moana
from San Franciscol. close here daily up to
Jan. SO at A. NJ, II A. M. and $3.50
p. d. (or arrival at New York of
steamship Aurania with British mails for
Australis). Mails for China and Japan, per steam
ship Victoria (from Tacoma). close here daily mp
to Jan. 50 at $3.50 p. NJ. Mails for Australia (e1-
cept West Australia), New Zealand. Hawaii. and
Fill Islands, per steamship Miowera from Van.
couver) close here daily after Jan. i2 and up TO
Jan. at $3.50 P. NJ. Mails for Hawaii per steam
ship Australia Cfrom San Francisco close hero
daily UP to Jan. 10 at $3.50 p. NJ. Malls for the
Society Islands. per ship City or Papeiti Crom San
Francisco). close here daily up to Jan. 20 at 6:30
Pm.
Transpacinc mails are forwarded to port of sailing
daily and the schedule OF closing Is arranged on
the presumption OF their uninterrupted overland
transit. Registered mail closes at p. NJ. pre-
vious day.
Doe Noxxyv vor nar
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After the closing OF the Supplementary Transatant
Mais named above. additional supplemental
mails are opened on the piers OF the American
English, French. and German steamers, and r
main open until within Ten Minutes OF the hot
of sailing OF steamer.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERIC
L WEST INDIES. &C.


b WEST INDIES. &C.
THURspAY.-At 10 A. NJ. fer LA PLATA ooUN.
TRIES direct per steamship Georgian Prince;
at 10 4. NJ Complementary II A, M) for
CENTRAL AMERICA (except Costa Rica) and
SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS, per steamship Finance.
via Colon Qetters for Guatemala must be directed
per Finance y; at IL A. M. for SANTIAGO DE
CUBA ana COLOMBIA. per steamship Panama
uetters must be directed per Panama 'Di at u
AN. for JAMAICA. per steamship Ardanrose det
ters for Belize. Puerto Cortes. and Guatemala
must be directed per Ardanrose ~ att NJ
supplementary 1880 p. M for NASSAU, N. p,
per steamship Antilia uetters must be directed
'.per Auttlia "; at p. NJ. supplementary 1870
p. NJ for NASSAU, n. p, and SANTIAGO DE
CUBA, per steamship Santiago. 49,,
FRlDAY.-At 1880 p. NJ. Complementary ! p. M
for LEEWARD and WlNDWARD ISLANDS. per
steamship Pretoria letters for Grenada Trinidad,
and Tobago must be directed per Pretoria); at
p. M for CAMPECHE. CHfAPAs, TABASCo
and YUCATAN, per steamship Seguranca Qetters
for other parts OF Mexico and for Cuba must
be directed per Seguranca'D; at p. NJ. Nup.
Elementary $3.50 P: M for FORTUNE ISLAND.
JAMAICA, SAvANILLA and ,GREYTONN. per
steamship Alene 0etters for Costa Rica must be
directed 90 per Aene"); ut P. N. (suppleme utary
ESQ p. ny for HAITI and SANTA MARTHA, per
steamship Kitty. -
SATURDAY.-At $3.50 p. NJ. for NEWFOUNDLAND,
per steamer from North sydney
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1flats aud 9partmsuts % gel
Aeal estate fur Sale.
THE sun
HARLEM BRANcn
II9 WEST Z25TH STREET

< ACRE FARM, especially suitable for poultry rails.
~ ing. for 500; 90 down. then 81 weekly without
interest; Atlantic Ciy the best poultry
market in the oountry land level no rocks. stones
swamps; good rich soil. very productive; inme.
diate possession II desred avgable river Civ
ing good fishing and boating; ideal climate and pure
water; location very desratei investigate promptly
Write or call, RIsLEY. III Chambers st,
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DLICKENsDERFER. No. 3. S85; No. 2. $50; guaran.
ID teed the best. Call or write for catalogue. 1SS
Broadway. room 3.
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MRS. GEI6T, midwife. boards ladies, oonnnen enlents
III AdoDtionI confidential treAtmenti strictly pEt.
yAteI no AiEAs 0U7 EAEt t0lh.
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WHITE STAR LIME.

Germanic. Jan. O. noon Brftannic an IB. noon
Teutonc. jan l2. noon Majestic. Jan. &c. noon
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier as. North River. once. broadway. New York.
II. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
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for SaIr.
Tppewriters.

NEW YEARS GIFT.-skye terrier; Just the thing
IN for pet and watch dog A., box le2 Sun ONCE.
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IRnbIIir lNctitts.
posT oFFIoR NorIol

tshouid be read DAILY by ali interested 20 changes
Foreign malls for the week ending Jan. I. iees.
will close (PRoMPTLY IN all cases) at the General
Post once AZ follows. PARCELS POST MAILS close
one hour earlier than closing time shownbelow.
TRANSATLANTIC NAILS.
THURsDAY.-AtSA.M A. N. FOR GENOA per steamship
Kaiser wilhelm II. detters must be directed . per
Kaiser wilhelm 1I.'Dj at IL A. NJ, for NEITHER
LANDS direct per steamship obdam, via Rotters
dam Qettera must be directed per 0bdam,'l !.
BATURDAY.--At q A. NJ. for FRANCE. SWITEER-
LAND. ITALY, SPAIN. PORTUGAL. TURKEY,
EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA, per steamship La
Champagne, via Havre Qetters for other parts OF
Europe must be directed per La Chempaghe'Q'
ate A. M. supplementary 1890 A. NJ for EU-
ROPE. per steamship Etrurias viz Queenstown
at 10 A. NJ, for SCOTLAND direct, per stenmship
Anchoria, via Glasgow detters must be directed
per Anchoria ~. ..,.s
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TWIN-SCREw EXPRESS from New York to Plym.
outh (London), Cherbourg Paris. and Hamburg.
!. F.Bismarok .Feb.28, A. Normannia Mch .24a N.
TwlN.sCREw MAIL LSERvICE,N.Y.-Hambu burg direct
Palatia. Jan. noon Prussia Jan. g. IA. N.
First cab. SEQ up second class $40; steerage $50.
HamburE- American Line, ~ Broadway.
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HAINE STEAMSHIP CO.,

OLD DOMINION LINE.
DAILY TO NORFOLK.
For Old Point Comfort Norfolk. Newport News
Petersburg. Portsmouth, Primers Point. Richmond.
Virginia Beach, Va. aud Washington, D. G. Freight
and Passenger steamers sail from Pier 30, North
River. every week day. except Saturday. at p. NJ,
and Saturday at p M.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-11-03
Pluckins the Innocent.

"No," said the soap fakir to a
group of people that had gathered
around him, there is no use talking
to me about the Innocence Of the
countryman. He may buy a gold
brick occasionally or sign q blank
check and lose his farm, but as a
rule he can take care of himself just
as we'll as the next one and general
ly little better. If I knew as much
as some farmers, I wouldn't be in
this business, and you can gamble
on that.
e "Why,, say, do you know what
happened to me the last time | was
down in the countryS Igot pinched,
that's what l done. 1 got my satchel
out in front of the hotel in a little
town about 80 miles out east here
and began to do few tricks to draw
a crowd.
"After Idmade an egg disappear
and pulled q few knots open for
them I says: Now, gentlemen, I'm
going to show you trick that no.
body else on earth has ever at
tempted. You see my hat here?
Well, we'll imagine for the time be-
ing that lisa flowerpot. Out of this
hat I'm going to make bush grow
up, and when I've done that I'll
make every leaf on it turn into a 50
note.
".What? Did do it: Of course l
did! But, say, do you know what
come of it: Blamed if they didn't
arrest me and fine me S15 for raising
bills, which the justice Of the peace
said was contrary to the statoots
made and provided.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-11-03

manner made her alter her mind
and so with him, with a strange,
hopeful feeling at her heart.
She entered the house where hel
married life had been spent and the
chamber that had been her own un
falteringly, though her soul sick
ened, and there upon the bed she
saw the bold faced woman-bold and
handsome no more, but quivering
with death agony and the terror OF
what lay beyond it-a helpless, dis.
figured mass of flesh and bone. But
she could speak yet, and she turned
her woefrll eyes on Matte and said
piteously:
II am going to die. Have mercy
on me. Don't be cruel. I'm going
tS die, and I want to tell you some
thing. They say I'll die easier if ]
do. And I'm sorry. You are good
woman-as good as am bad. IL
never was Captain Waters wife
never. My cousin was. She died. ]
looked like her, and had all her
papers and certificates. l wanted
the. money. Another thing-the boy
the child-when / knew the cap
tain was dying I stole him, for the
property, all for that. 1t would help
me to have son. It is your boy.
lied about his age. It is your boy.
Let me swear to it. u
And, with her hand upon the Bi.
BILE, the woman passed into eternity.
Matte stood silent-awestruck,
scarcely comprebending, bewildered
beyond thought-until the old
clergyman came to the bed and took
her hand.
Forgive her if you can, Mrs. Wa
ters," he, said, "even as you would
have God forgive you"
And with the words and the name
Matte realized the truth and sank
upon her knees, crying, Frank
was true-Frank never deceived
me-" and then, IT have always felt
that it was my boy and not hers.'
And SO it came, to pass that Matte
Waters lived once more in her old
home with no cloud of shame upon
her life-happy in her boy and in
the hope of meeting Frank once
more in that land where severed
hearts are reunited and there is nc
more sorrow, neither any Death
Exchange. Z
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demonstrating tho Face.

Half century ago a child with
the most distressing facial deformi;-
ties was allowed to grow upa dread
to himself and an object of pity to
all of his associates. It was not
deemed possible to correct these lbs
indeed, nobody gave it any
thought. The wretched victim suf-
fered out his miserable remnant of
life, and that was all there was
about it. Within the past few years
a branch of surgery that is of the
utmost importance to humanity has
been receiving careful attention,
and as the art of restoration stands
at the present day, there is no ex-
ouse whatever for the hideous OBJ
jects that were formerly looked up
on as incurable and therefore inevi-
table. All manner Of changes are
now made in the personal appear
ance. The harelip and distorted
mouth are treated scientifically, and
the face is restored to it's normal
condition and even greatly improved
by the operations which these blem-
ishes render necessary. Crooked
noses are Strengthened and ears that
extend out from the head are skill
fully put to rights with the most
astonishingly gratifying results.
Flat, bumped or depressed noses are
made symmetrical and even beauti-
full. Of course the treatment is more
successful upon the young than
wher undertaken with those who
have reached maturity, but even
late in life it is quite worth while to
have some Of ones blemisbes re-
moved and to present to the e.World
as good an appearance as possible. -
New York Ledger.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-11-03

pains and aches, nearly all the weakness
and sickness and suffering of women IS due
to disorders or disease of the organs dis
tinctly feminine.
A woman who suffers in this way is TN
fitted for wifehood and motherhood. Ma
ternity is menace of death. Thousands
of women suffer iu this way because their
innate modesty will not permit them to
submit to tho disgusting examinations and
local treatment insisted upon by the average
physician. These ordeals are unnecessary.
Or. R. v. Pierce, an eminent and skilliul
specialist for thirty years chief consulting
physician to the Invalids' Hotel and SurIyi-
cal Institute. at Buffalo, N. Y, has dis
covered a wonderful remedy with which
women may treat and speedily cure them
selves in the privacy of their own homes.
This medicine is knownas Dr.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription. 1t acts directly on the
delicate and important organs concerned.
Il makes them we'll and strong. It allaYs
Inflammation, heals liberation, soothes
pain and rests the tortured nerves. Taken
during the critical period, it banfshes tile
usual discomforts aud makes baby's advent
easy and almost painless Thousands of
women who were once weak, sickly, nerv.
GUS fret:ul iuvalids, are now happy, healthy
wives, because of this medicine. It is sold
by all good medicine dealers and no honest
dealer will advise substitute.
"When commenced using DR.. Pierces med
aes t1gse yfs5s sos M Saline Co.,
Ills. IT was the picture Of death. had no heart
to take anything. Weight was Ia5. My husband
had been to see fve different doctors about my
trouble fenale Teaknessl commenced s tai taking M
vice. took four bottles OF Dr. Paeree's Favorits
Prescription, and one vial Of his Pleasant Pei
let's and am now well woman"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-11-03

''Well, sort of had hankering to
know whether they done it in good
faith or just because they thought I
was easy picking, and what do you
think I found out9 Why, the people
of that town hadn't paid any taxes
for eight years. They'd actually
been running things by plucking
Just such innocent fellows as me.
"Now, gentlemen, there's a 81
bill in one of these little packages.
Who will give me 10 cents for the
first ohoice?'- ?'-Cleveland Leader.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-11-03
Vaudevillany.

II saw Jones this morning" said
the gentleman with the pea green
whiskers, with an awful cut on
his head that his wife had given
him. He was hurrying as fast as
he could to the
"To the doctorS' interrupted the
gentleman with the bald wig.
NAV; to the barber's to have it
cut right
The riotousness of the ensuing
business was perhaps the most re-
alistic presented in any place of en-
tertainmeat at the ce.-Cincin-
natl ENQUIRER.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-11-03
THE WHlRLWlND ROAD.

The muye5 wrapped in mysteries of light
Came in rush of music on the night,
And was lifted wildly on quick wings
And borne away into the heart of things.
The dead doors of my being broke apart,
A wind Of rapture blew across the heart,
The inward song Of worlds rang still and clear,
7 felt the mystery the muses. fear,
Yet they went swiftening on the ways untrod
And hurled me breathless at the feet of God.
I felt faint touches of the final truth,
Moments of trembling love, moments of youth
a vision swept away the human wall.
Slowly saw the meaning of it all
Meaning of lifeand time and death and birth
But cannot tell it to the men of earth
I only point the way, and they must 60 :,
The whirlwind road Of song if they would
know
Charles Edwin Markham in Scribner's
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-11-03

The Home Catechism In Philadelphia.
A good many hundreds and even
thousands of long suffering hus.
bands can bear sorrowful testimony
to the fact, that this is the sort of
catechism the wives Of their bosoms
subject thsm to every time they p1
on their hats to go out in the even-
ing:
where are you going2"
"Oh, I''E going out for few min
utes. y
"Wheref"
4 "Oh, nowhere in particular"
"What for2"
oh, nothing
"Why do you go, thena"
"Well, I,want to 60, that's why"
"Do you have to gos''
"L don't know that I do. -
"Why do you go, thena"
Because. -
Because whats"
"Well, simply because.
"Going to be gone longs"
"No."
Glow long9"
"'I don't know
Anybody going with youa"
"No."
IS 'Well, it's strange that you can't
be content to stay at home a few
minutes. Don't be gone long, will
youi"
"No."
."See that you DON'T"
This lis one reason why so many
marriages are a dead fiat fzzle and
failure.-Philadelphia Times.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-11-03

Close connection at Calhoun Falls for Athens,
Atlanta and all poiots on s. A. l..
Close connection at Augusta for Charleston,
Savannah and all points.
Close connections at Greenwood for all points On
S. A. IT,, and C. & G. Railway, and at Spartanburs
with Southern Railway.
For any information. relative to tickets, rates,
schedule, ETC., address
W. ]. CRAIG, Gen. Pass. Agent, Augusta, Ga.
E. NJ. North, Sol. Agent
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-11-03
ATTANTTGIcDAST LINE.

TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT,
WILMINGTON, N. c., Feb. "a, la7
Fast Line Between Charleston and CO...
umbia and Upper South Carolina, North
Carolina.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09

90 ,c 50 familiar with ths reasons for
making them as g. render detailed tK-
r,aratlrl Cr fhe para RI tte senators
l-rtctsls-v. It.s taTTy condition t-c.-i-
ra-e- work 60 a remarkable degree. a--
lel to Ere ccre.ls.lr tll- -1f c-1itref
would te % rrr1rl-.g'flv rr.f- lrr--- i--
T-te rlsuherE of fre house we-t ALSO
f-.rl to hs l- -tD main w--1- 80 ---
reis ulll owing to -re r-f --.-
-.rrz .r -af Str-a hlt wlf -l-T
rrrart-tlr wLrr 81 ar-er. increases
made .r I-rl-r tte passage 20 te t-
rrrnrrl -he senate t-eE were r-i 70
t1 rr-crie ,re res le
crrfeT--re v-- rec -rt-- - --- i'---.
rcw.
--e members ~ gre conference rtfus :
absolutely 81 r.re clt t-e 1t.r-s CO t1e
-----rsf--s Saving entered lr-1 et1e-a
g. afre -n - r-l Is ---t-s--
Vas re- rhff tt.lu-e % -re cr-rlefo1
rar- ans revelation ~ r--rs a- -r2-
w ara -Uf1s-rr -o tre ucfA
.ne rcrfrrz fT f----- r- l1rn
ter- .re rl---r-r- ct -- s
WISHES uer. rr- --r- .r -fe s-e--
Srerrr Jones rt hr ~
r r-- u-r gre L -t,- ---
Democrats sl-
Ts rrrs-e-s vr - daily 70 &
A. ~ 1-l continue -- D.
81 I'D fr-- f-r ~ Lfr v -s-
srut's .r.r t--r ed ,a-a-s 1 s,s-
-- .s srr=.-ar s-at'. --sn
-ar- -s--1-. -- --a
-. -.r ra-
Progresses u r frrfs-
--fn rr- .e - r .reF
Pc ~ md r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09

-s-.sr- nav het5 ~ scotland vii 20 70
49, .--s~srorrrs on -he Emer4li Isle
7- fra United Stztes ths Prestyter-a-ss
r-.s $50 yourr people ard -i0s junior
.,--s-tes -te CunEre s.i0lal-s-s beng
-.rt n-h - yclnE peoples and -41
sr-.rr TIE other ceaclll ir-atllrs follow
i-- r. -rls rlder- Disciples q C1I-st t--
-.r--- -ao-le's end - .lnl1r. HaIt-s-s.
q. vorre uecTlss ard Jos. juniors.
r-.--tr-. ri FTestT-erlln. - yo-rE re1-
--.s ana - junior Methodist Pro-es-
-r--- s-l y1Irs IeoT-es and - Juniors,
r.--rerar-. s va-ls leol-s ana - ~
-.--- rfarIy frr-T i--0rllati-ls ll-ls
rs-rsser-ei in me column
--.-rtra-1 Iol Cf lrnCT contains ire
--as cr ass sc- t.es frat have sven
~-.rrr tuc fulired thousand dollars 20
missions thr7uEn thF-r oVl src-Il1a-
tIc-ll |-1 -rlIy boards
Christian E-la-Vlr always stands tcr
Christian citi.euslip. j. IS forever oQ-
r--es 20 -ns szlo1n. The gambling den- IRE
fr--htl aid every Ike irl7-ify. u Stands
--- ---rsrarce. rcr law. f1r order. for
Slttath keeping. to- q pre- pcnt-cal a.
rrrerre-a ll q rorr. trr rlErte1rs-ess-
Ard -sls . does uo- by orElnizi1s q
rev -c-esl par-y a-t ov @ tempting
----r-- gre culcE conscience q its -lci-
r-1ral members 90 perm ate and i-f--
E-rr rr ---ts ar. . r1-lmuEites-
BANNER SENTATIcNS.
During tts day and evening meetings
were hf-I % t1rs-- 1ll-es. re large
----f-- ra.-- ~ La-la-lcs raVi-.1r-
l--- c--rll tta 1-ess-ra-l1l of tre
t.l-l ta--e- -- irl c---trT. making t1e
greatest r-1r.r-lo---s r--a ll r-mt'.f
rf .--.r- flr- -.- -ss- twelve r1oAt-r.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09

MADRID. July A-T1- ~l-te1 EeEe-;
las --rLe1e1 -1 CltA-s 1h3 rad oesz
ts--,rr-es 70 rsr S9sazlsr Te1ll settlements
as Cs--z. Fer-sr3o. and rae CtaGar.-ls
j. 4 r.ls
r,~ usa rartose- -. e .ef--4l-e- 20
s<l--- ~ r-1.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09
TARIFF TO CONFERENCE
Ks5sass Of IFS Passage BY Senate RtctlT'
Cd Kith Applause.
LIVELY IEClDEsI IN The HOUSE.
NJ. Lewis Declare. tie ifosse pisofsan-
irsd i.ods w w.tloui Legality and That
Con.iliusiOnaIlsI A. We Dissoised-
>wsD.oa in ihe Nip.


'-'i'i-'' lp-''
House to-day sfrt fne tafll niI 70 eoi--
ference. claIrran p.nglsv Payne =
r--..,.-,-s-.
''
L1pkl-s O. i-in--s' aLl DI's''-''' -
DI.o. Eeruhlcars. and Eally, - Texas.
rr-,r.r.- ~f -.--.lrsrr- ard Whcri-f.
1921, .--.,i-,.,s
'-
nt-rts lre Itcr-t-lits Ne'f ~ ~
nlse sensational
a Lively inc.Efr. o-rurret ir-necla;ely
.re- re roaLrr q fLc journal Nr
Ter-s IIt-n. rf Washington VAS on nis
fre- -fsr-a-sr- f-r recoru.trn ss soon 8s
rte .a--~al Bad ncfn approved. hlt -
cLllr announced mtr.z from ihf
senate. Au-i a burst cf a,i.a-'e i'-l
tLe ktr.hlln slae Senator 'ok 90 iA.
Sla-e fatu ar-rclnrel Gre passage CT
House ll ifle taf.f t-li WIN s---iF
a-e-lu.-fF u.t1 which me S+--ie ie-
gles-el c.rf.rerf
Az LArlILD L-Liif-h
Mr Ia-llI .ktp 20 ftrl-! .f-N.ei az
Nr Lewis totl GAINED ihe tIni-'l ci
gre Chair as som as fae rf-s lIenl
the senate fl ten rtl Af l'@-1-i
bad special cfler ifom i1- COM i-'.t--
~ h--fs 10 i's -
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c-rsr.7.s body without lacalfv srf that
r-r-.---.. r.li- % was dissolved re rln-
rr-.1 amid many interruption ems r.iIs
flr rte regular orilr
AZ i-et ffe Srsaksr ru- ~ end M Nr
Lewis sraach ty rul1g t-s- d. la3 80
presented O. question ~ TrlvLese
'Tte gentleman having stated h-e prop
1s.,.on. namely. that this j. not a House.
said ne Speaker il- chair rle- iA-i
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