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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-01-26
Timely Topics

We have an immense con-
signment of new goods on the
way which will make quite
sensation when we expose them
for sale. In the meantime, we
desire to call your attention to
a few little articles which are
indispensable in all well-re-
gulated households.
The GEN Ice SHAVER is
Just what you want. After
you have used it once you
will realize how much ice you
might have saved in the days
gone by, not including the
wear and tear of your temper.
The Gem Ice Shaver is handy,
cheap, economical and labor
saving. Get one.
FISH SCALERS. - Many
housekeepers object to pre-
pairing fish for the table, be-
cause of the bother of scaling
them. We have a handy little
instrument for the purpose
which does the work quickly
without scattering the scales
all over the house. They are
cheap. Get one.
FRENCH SLlCERS - These
are light carvers, sharp and
flexible as Chinese razorS, just
the thing for choice undercuts
and tenderloin steaks. We
have them in several styles.
CARVERS-We have them
in sets, all styles, ivory, bone,
wood and metal handles al
prices ranging from 81 to SIS,
BREAD KNIVES-All kinds
in ivory, wood or metal handles,
including the celebrated Clauss
bread knife,
Silver Plated Spoons and
forks in great variety.
Most of the above you can
put in one of our metal fork
and spoon baskets, which
must be seen to be appreciated
They are cheap, durable and
indispensable.
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Character known la HonoIulu.

Osman Day is one of those
characters who cannot keep out of
the papers. He is reported now
at Spokane, Washington, where
he is said to have Joined the Anne
rican Volunteers - the boilers
from the Salvation Army. 1t is
also stated that he has received a
pardon from the British Govern
mert for treason, committed at
Sydney by giving away plans of
defense to Russia, for which on
conviction he was sentenced to
death. Osman was in Honolulu
ten years ago and tried to get up
a labor organization, but failed
because the workingmen here had
no use for him and no grievance
anyway. He also lectured on
religion, repeating like a parrot
all the "chestn ats" about Moses
not writing the Pentateuch, the
whale not swallowing Jonah, and
the prophets not being profitable
for instruction, reproof or any
thing else. Leaving here he went
to San Francisco, where, on an
average once in two years, he has
managed to gain newspaper
notoriety. Bigamy was one Of
the occasions, if recollection
serves Alright. 1t is to be hoped,
for his own sake, that his turning
over of a new leaf now reported
will be permanent.
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prestige, or prize of indemnity the
richest that could be extorted from
vanquished foes, would be ade.
quate compensation for the blood
and treasure poured out and the
conditions of misery superim-
posed upon millions of her people
which would make them to be
pitied far into the twentieth cen.
fury ? Withal the domestic pro-
blems would spring up multiplied
in number and aggravated in form
with the return of peace.
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BARMAIDs IN ENGLAND.
Number Nearly n Hundred Thousand
and Like Their Life.

The number Of barmaids in
England has been reckoned at be-
tween 10000 and 10000, and
w. Fl. Wilkins tells us that on
making investigations he found
very few who disiked their calling
or who we're dissatisfied with their
lot. He gives from his notebook
a typical case. 1t is that of II
serving girl in one of the largest
bars in London, and this is her
statement: Like the work? OF
course 1 like it," she said, land
what's more, it likes me. Do you
think l should keep on with it if
L didn't like it3 l get more money
at this than l should at anything
else, and though 1 get bit tired
at standing so long, when I'm off
duty l can do what l please, as a
girl ought to do when she works
so hard rs l do. Oh, of course it
has its drawbacks, but IT'S a lot
better than drudging as lady
help or being mewed mp some
where as nursery governess, or
click-clicking with a typewriter
all day long. Anyway l see life.'
philadelphia Times.
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one Of the smaller Representative OF
John BuIrs Navy.

One OF the Smnller representative OF
John Bulls Navy.
About 10 a. m. today, II. b. M.
s. Icarus arrived in the harbor
and anchored in the stream near
the U. S. S. Alert. She left Es-
quimalt, b. c., on Jan. 9, coming
direct to Honolulu. Fair weather
was had during most of the voy-
age, but the last few days heavy
winds and seas were met. On
Jan. 10 a whale boat was lost
from the vessel.
The Icarus is on a cruise, and
the length of her stay here is in
definite, she being under waiting
orders.
The little warship, which is
classed as screw sloop, is about
the size of II. b. M. S. Hyacinth,
wellknown here. She was last
com missioned at Chatham, Eng
land, on Sept. "a, 1895. The lcarus
is go tons, and is eleven years old.
Her speed is ten knots,
and horse power $50. Eight
s inch breech- loading rifles, four
6-pound quick. firing guns and q
number of smaller pieces COM
prise her armament. The crew
numbers 100 officers and men.
Following is a list of officers
Commander, Ernest j. Fleet;
Lieutenants, John G. Watson
William f. Slayter, Hubert Il
Holland, Arthur A. Edwards
Paymaster, Ernest E. Silk; Sur
geon, William j. Colborne; En-
gineer, Edward w. Liversidge
Gunner, Charles Ovenden.
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Corner OF Lunalilo and Pensacola streets,
Five Lots, rs feet by 1875 feet each. The
most desirable residence property for sale
on the plains. For terms apply to
MRS. L. II. HENDRY,
4S5-tf Telephone 3Ol.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-01-26

In China, the man who lives
nearest the scene of murder is &C
cused of the crime, and he must
prove his innocence or stand the
punishment.
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Hawaiian Quintette Club

All orders for Dance Music, Picnics,
Luaus, Receptions, ETC., ETC., will DO filled
at short notice.
IL Leave orders at Wall, Nichols Co.
or with p. Silva at W. G. Achi's Office. Ring
up Telephone No. 1884,. 5l7-6m
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Pacific Club.

The Annual Meeting Of the Pacific
Club will b. held at their Club Rooms
at 1880 O'Clock on Monday Evening,
February /, 1897. Special bust ess:
Amendment OF By. Laws. All mem
bers not able to attend will please
send proxies.
J. NJ. MONSARRAT,
5l7.3t Secretary.
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TUESDAY, JAN. 26, 1897.
GERM ANY.

According to various keen
o'rsrvcrs, writing in both Ame-
rican and transatlantic papers, it
will not be surprising if Berlin
should be the focus of unusual
interest this year. Among the
DISCONTINUED people of Germany
one correspondent places some of
the wealthy merchants, and be
hints that something like revolu-
ton may be a nearer eventuality
III the empire than-a least by
outsiders-is generally supposed.
One instance of the boldness of
disaifection is the case of a mem.
Der of the imperial Legislature
who, in a paper edited by him,
expressed the desire to see the
empire go to smash. Yet although
hue and cry of treason is raised
about his ears, no attempt is made
to place him under legal restraint.
His immunity thus far may, how
ever, be regarded as sign more
hopeful than otherwise. 1t may
mean that the imperial party is
abandoning repressive measures
against free speech, adopting the
plan instead of treating it as a
safety valve to permit the escape,
iunocuously, of overheated pop
ular feeling. This plan would be
at the same time of great useful
ness in enabling the government
to see exactly what are the popular
grievances, so that all such as are
Just and reasonable may be re-
dressed by well-considered mea
sures in spirit of liberality. ..
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Emperor William has in mani
fold enterprises of paternal ma.
ture proved that nothing is dearer
to his heart than the welfare of
his subjects. When conservative
and law. abiding ones are at vari-
ance with his ideas, it is upon
methods of achieving the greatest
good of the greatest number. The
Emperor has been wilful, especial
ly in the earlier days of his reign,
but it cannot be said that-either
in home or foreign affairs-he is
unbending to either expediency
or reason. When revolution comes
in Germany, therefore, it is safe
to say that its coming will have
been peaceful and not have been
INSTRUCTED by Emperor William
III,
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From all the indications within
and without, it would seem that
both concession and Cancellation
will have to be brought into play
by the imperial party for the
preservation of internal tran
qnillitv. The old. fashioned Eu-
ropean mode of composing in
ternat difficulties is by engaging
in external trouble. But the
diversion of a foreign war, il she
Was the provoker of it, would be
all awful risk for Germany to as
sumo under existing circum-
stances. Italy is liable at any
time to kick over the traces of the
Triple Alliance. Warnings ring
in the German press that the
French army is so many
thousands stronger on a war
footing than the German.
1t ia to be noted, besides,
that France is in a jauntier mood,
as to her status in the European
concert, since the recent visit OF
the Gar of Russia to Paris.
Although the best sentiment and
the most influential of France is
for peace, the spirit of revenge for
Sedan is only latent and might
easily be aroused to activity. The
revelations of secret treaty that
had existed for many years be-
tween Germany and Russia
pima facie inconsistent with the
Triple Alliance - have brought
Austria as we'll as Italy into an
attitude of suspicion against Ger
many.
Under all the circumstances,
therefore, it is likely that Emperor
William will deem it the better
part for both the empire-to which
no is 'religiously devoted-and
himself that he should grapple
with domestic problems and settle
them in a manner agreeable to
the majority of his subjects, than
that he should try to postpone the
inevitable day of enlarged popular
Liberties by plunging the nation
into foreign strife. The chances
are not slight, for the reasons
already sketched, that if Germany
was the aggressor in precipitating
the long-dreaded European war,
she would find herself in not
"splendid" but awful isolation
in the stupendous fray. And, if the
empire came through it intact
at all or even gloriously trium-
phant, what gain of territory OF
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oOVery Fres--ClAInis to be q BSnSfRctOr
TO Weakened Mankind,
There 10 always more or less suspicion
attached to anything that Is offered FREQ
bit sometimes q man 60 oVGrnowG with
generosity that he cannot rCat until his
discovery 10 known to the world. In Or
der that his fellow men may profit by
what he has discovered. II IL upon this
principle that resident OF Kalamazoo
Mich, desires to send free to mankind
q prescription which will cure them OF
any form NJ nervous debility; relieves
them Of all the doubt and uncertainty
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never stopped to realize what might be
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Tho prescription Is sent free and al
though some may wonder how Mr.. Olds
can afford to give away his discovery,
there Is no doubt about the offer being
genuine. Cut this out and send to Mr.,
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WHEELING DAIIY INTEIIIGENcER SATURDAY. MARCH g. 1881

There was one boon vouchsaIed the
other ladies Mrs Francis went away
hrat and gave them their chance Ia
talk
"It Is an outrage" declared Mrs,
Bonllacc, who had nine children Of
the iliIht.ot-stHirs range Of sizes, And
they've only been married four
months, too" And she looked at tho
othaTs me0nlngly, The others sighed.
The one who is He'd about is the last
10, hrar tho Ito. Mr. Francis might new.
or have known why he vas boycottcd
In the suburb, but Tor the intoxicated
remonstranCS OF Mr.. Joyce, who, In \
burst of goodness, attempted 10 walk
home with him and to point out on tho
way a better ana nobler and purer
life. MIR Francis listened ut first with
Wild and furious rage. Then, aa Joyce
went through 0ll his list Of villaInieS
he laughed loud and long. He hur-
ried into the house and told his wife.
but she did not laugh. AZ q matter OF
fact, she has not laughed since.
But tho FRANCHISES have quit boxing
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Wheat--No. . spring 1850: No. i
spring 72974c; No, red S59sfS6Sc.
Corn-No. ., 2SI2Slsc; No. yellow
0ats-No. 2. l6%al6%c; No . white
l9IsI2OIkC; No white l6xGl7c.
Rye-NO. ., 4lhc.
Barley--No. 2. nominal; No. ., :5d
SOC; No. 1, 22hd22Ec.
Ftaxsecd-S0 I, 7S&S79atc.
Timothyseed-Prim 81 10.
Mess POrk-PCr barrel IS 2SdS 30.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. 81 20
Short RIbs-Sides. OoOse), 81 20d4 50.
Dry sailed shoulders (bOxed) 4.@
Short clear sides (boxed). 81 19h9
AIS.
whIskey-DistIllers' finished goods.
per gallon, 81 II.
Sugars-CutIoaf unchanged,
on the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was steady; credmerics
l0dlSc: dalrles 91lSc
Cheese-SteAdy at 9IlOhc,
Eggs-Steady at l0lac.
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were exceedingly unEavorsble for busl-
ness az the day was rainy and disnal,
consequently the spot demand was
largely restricted to necessities. This
order request was OF. better proportion,
however. and many goods were ahip-
ped from the mills to markets OF pur-
chase. AS q fact more business is in
motion than generally credited and In
many instances Is being disguised at
the request OF purchasers. Printing
cloths were ensler, with sales OF 10000
nInnnA III g d. fhI-
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WHgELIEG BRIDGE 4 TERMINAL RY
G o. BREWSTER, Receiver,

,,,,,,O Table No. IS, to take effect 1901 a. M,
A"'V sunday, November ~, 1895,
1oovs Wheeling $500, 1885, Slld0 q. m,
...s6 sSlS, i4:3O, 5000 p m.
Is ~ Peninsul1-iS:O6. 1851, Iil:is q. m.
,s.SS SS,ei. fi:S6. 81; 06 u. m.
isj;E O.vc Martins Ferry-iSI2. tS:51. Ell;Sl
=, 2.S9, 'S:2i. ii:i2, ta:l2 y, M
u viva Terminal iUnction--tSli. 1904
,,iH.ts M. teas, '3.3s, tA!A6, S9:S y. m
81 ~. SSSc Terminal .iunctlon-t7:22, $500 a,
IN az 40 a. M, $3.50, si;0S, tS:il, ts:lS p N,
i'caVc Martins FerTy--t7:2S, s907 n, M,
sissjS. U!O5, fI:l0 t5:l9, tS;S2 y, m,
Leave Peninsula -ti;S. s9li a. m, 'ls:Si,
Arrive Wheeling $40. $500 u, M, 'l2;5i.
4I.ii' fI;s5, f6:Sl. 1905 p. m,
'Dally. tDaIly except Sunday, SSundaya
Ali trains will run on Eastern Time,
j. u. TAUSSlG. Superintendent
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Observation-Disclosures: intense itching
and stinging; most at night; worse by
scratching. II allowed 70 continue tumorS
coming very sore. SWAYNE's ONT.
NENT stops the itching and bleeding,
heals liberation, and In most cases re.
moves the tumOrs. Al druggists or BY
mail. for 60 cents, DIR. SW0yne q Son,
phIInhelDhiR
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CHICAGO-Tn cattle the demand was
active and most OF the supply was dis
posed OF, prices ruling strong at an
advance OF lOC Common to the beef
cattle sold at 81 S5G5 10, sales being
largely at 81 2hfI5 90 and there were
decidedly too few well finished steers
OF good weights. Stockers and feed
ers were as active as ever, with sales
mostly at 81 50Gi 10, Choice feeders
sold IN to 81 Is. Butchers and Gamers
stun shared fully In the advance, very
few COWS selling below - 10, while
choice 20 extra helfcrs went for 50 $50
1 25. Bulls showed less strength than
cows, while prime calves continued to
fetch 50 IS per 100 pounds Receipts Of
hogs were small and with nm active
demand. prices advancing &c per 100
Tbs. The supply was well taken at
81 4OdS So, the bulk OF the sales being
effected at 50 7063 Is In sheep sales
were largely Zoe lower, the market
having weakened under leSsCned dc.
mand, A few common native went for
81 SOFA 90, but not much was done be.
low 81 80. YearllnES brought 81 0Odf5 90
and lambs continued TO sell at 81 60I
Z IS. chiefly at 81 3jdj on, great num-
hers OF western led lambs fetching
81 3Od5 90. ReCeipts-Cattle $500 head;
hogs $4,000 head; sheep 5000 head.
EAST I.tBERTY-Cattlc steady;
prime 81 SOd5 90: feeders 81 6Odt 90;
buls, stays and cows 81 75dta 20. Hogs
active at unchanged prices. Sheep
slow; Ohio fed westerns 81 OOG4 70;
prime natives 81 3Od4 10; common
s. GOd3 10; choice lambs IS O0U5 90
Veal calves SO OOG6 80
C1NCINNATI-F strong and sc
q % lVhN8
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NEW YoRK-Pig iron dull; south
ern $40 25Ilg 90; northern $40 5O9l2 So.
Copper steady; brokers 81 So; ex-
change 81 OOQl2 90, Tin easy; straits
313 40fDl3 30: plates dull. 6pelter
steady; domestic 81 1904 Is. Lead
strong: brokers' quote 81 o., while the
Metal Exchange reports spot quota
lions at 81 4OGf3 Is and reports four
cars March at 50 40 and four cars April
at 81 4glk,
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NEW YORK-PetroIeum Pennsylva-
MIA crude steady; April Ole.
OIL CITY-RunS 9I,7s5 barrels; ship
ments7l ,259 barrels.
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ARRIVE.

All trains daily except Sunday.
Passengers between Wheeling. Martins
Ferry. Bellaire and Bridgeport. take Eles-
trio Railway.
General Passenger Agent.
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WHEELING q Elm GROVE RAILROAD

tDn(lv, except Sunday.
Sunday church trains VIII leave Elm
=, y, II. h. WEISGERBER,
~ "' General Manager.
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NEW YORK-Fluur. receipts 1898
barrels: exports 1850 barrels; market
Qulet, but Arm with wheat, and held
5diOc higher; southern flour steady,
Wheat, receipts 1865 bushels; spot
market stronger: No. l hard 9?Sc'
options opened stronger on higher ca
bIes and closed 1xqlhc net higher;
March closed at S34Sc: May closed at
SeMc. Corn, receipts $1,000 bushels: ex-
ports 6S.5lS bushels: spot market quiet.
but flrmer; No. ?. ZINC; Steame: mixed
26% T27c; options opened Arm and ad-
vanced and closed nc lower; March
closed at gSJsc: May closed at 3Oc. Oats,
receipts 5000 bushels; exports 56,O8
bushels: spot market StTon9e=; No. =
29IAc; western 22623ISc; options dull
but steady; closed Nc higher; May
closed at 2lKC. Hay easy. Hops eRsy'
Hides Arm. Leathe: Arm. Reef Arm
Lard firm; western steam ~ Sls: re-
fined firm. Pork arm aud higher. Coz
tonseed oil firm. Turpentlne firm. Rice
steady Molasses quiet. Coffee, optic IS
opened steady and unchanged to >
points decline and closed steady and
unchanged to 5 points net decline; sales
1850 bags. Sugar raw steady.
BALTIMORE-Flou dull and un-
changed: receipts 1853 barrels; exports
sO,Shl OuTTelH. w neat uIWGlS spOL wv
bid: May SslsG99Hc; receipts 1915
bushels; exports 4S,l0S bushels; south
crn wheat by sample 9I692c; do on
grade ssh dgO&c. Corn dull; spot $50
26Lc: May 27lAd27Nc: steamer mixed
2lisd94Sc: receipts l56,756 bushels;ex-
ports 276.Ol9 bushels: southern white
and yellow corn 26i9c Oats steady; No
. white 23Isd2ic: receipts 1901 bush
els; exports 4O,lOO bushels. Rye firm;
No. . western 4lkc; receipts 2,5l7 bush
els; exports 10000 bushels. Hay steady;
choice timothy Sl3 5OTN 90. Butter
steady: fancy creamery l9620c. Eggs
steady; fresh lie. Cheese flrm and &C.
tive aud unchanged.
CINCINNATI-Flour quiet and
easy; No. . red SOC: receipts 1000 bar
reIs: shipments 1000 barrels. Corn
fIrm; No. 2 mixed 2tlsc, Oats firm: No
. mixed l9c. Rye quiet; No. . 36c
Lard Ia good demand at IS 90 Bulk
meats firm at 81 so. Bacon firm at
81 g5. whIskey steady: sales 9l6 bar
rels on basis OF 81 II Tor spirits. Butter
quiet. Sugar steady. Eggs steady at
SIC. Cheese Arm.
ToLEDO-Wheat higher: No. . cash
9Oc; May 9O%c. Corn tirm; No, March
&c. Oats steady: No > March l7Isc.
Rye dull: No. cash 36l5c bid. Clover
seed active and steady; prime cash
March and April 81 20.
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Wool.
NEW YoRK-wool QUIET.
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RAILROADS.

OTuER TRAINS LEAVE WHEELING
Enr Steubenville and Pittsburgh 1:25 a.
r., wcek days; for Pittsburgh and the
Wsst and for Columbus and Chicago at
rs D. m. week days; for PltteburEh, HaT-
,,bTD and New York at 1865 p. m. daily; for
S,6HSenVilIe and Dennison Mt S;55 p. m.
SSIiV: FOR Pittsburgh at Zoo y. M, week
days Tor GoiGm96ssS' Paxton S1S GSigsssITnG
i,,Snu SnYs. City time.
psrIor chr 10 pittsburgh on SIS p NJ and
FA'N' IN. m. Trains.
PerEemH. con IN plSasure ana egon van
~ PrI00mmunIcate with the undersigned,
" U,tii make all necessary Arrangements
wv ~ a delightful journey. Tickets will be
nToyidsd and baggage checked through to
DESTINATION JOHN q. ToATLINsoN,
Passenger and Ticket Agent Wheeling,
w IN Oc1
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INCREASE YOUR INCOME
BY SPECULATION IN
GRAIN, PROVISIONS and STOCKS,

Continuous quotations from Chicago and
New York received direct by private wires
BLAGLE T. co., BrOksrA, 1898 Market ~.
Telephone g7S. Commission i-lG
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yTNHE lNTELllGENCER PRINTING
j. EstabliBhmont-NeRt accurate pronpt'
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DRY Goods.
NEW YoRK-weathcr conditions
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0HIN RIVER RALLROAD CONPANY.

Time Table In effect February T. 1897,
'DRiiy. tDasly except sunday Eastern
Time.
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INOR REST-Stable on Wet Fifth strait.
II acccm,no late horse and waton. Rant
moderate. Apply to W. Scott Vernon t1is
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