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WHEN Is EASTER ?
Discussion in England as to Whether
II Falls on April 10 or ~.

People had hardly left on arguing for
and against 1900 being the first year OF
the twentieth century. when we were
threatened with another and some.
what similar discussion. When IL
Easter day this year? Until lately
every one had been content 10 trust the
calendars, which an said Sunday. April
TO- Then some one remembered that
the prayer book. the authority on such
a matter distinctly says that Easter
day Il the Sunday following the frst
full moon after March q, and that II
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closely watch the health Of the organs
peculiarly womanly. Fer the general
health viii be disturbed Just in proper
ton as the local health Of the delicate,
womanly organs is disordered. With
irregularities there will come pains in the
head, the back or side, nausea and gen
eral misery. The happiness Of the future
life Of the wife aAd mother may be en-
hrely ruined by neglect OF the health at
this critical period.
Women confined in Offices, shut out
from necessary exercise viii find faith
full friend in DR., Piercs's Payonte Pre-
scriptiou. II so regulates the womAnly
functions and so strengthens the delicate
organs that pain from these causes will
be absolutely done away with and future
dca1tb - r,arfacfi.t arru~sI
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES

Elder Jewel Horton, Of Glendale.
Oneida county, Idaho, reports by letter,
that after having labored IN North
Carolina and Tennessee for FIVE months
he was released 10 return home on ac-
count OF lung trouble. He left the field
Of labor In a prosperous condition. and
was enjoying his labors very much He
says he found many good and sincere
people that were seeking after the Cos
pei truths and many friends.
Elder John Phillips, OF Logan. Cache
county left this city for a mission to
the Northern States on the 18th Of Oc-
tober 1897 He labored In Indiana and
Illinois. where, he says, he met with
much success. He returned home on
the Both Of March last. feeling well set
lshed with his experiences In the mis-
sion held.
Elder Franklin Smith. OF Centerville,
Davis county who was set apart on the
18th Of January. 1898 Tor missionary
work has been laboring In Minnesota,
from which part OF the field he returned
on the 23rd OF March, last He reports
the mission there IN a good condition
in every respect.
Elder j. w. Orrock, Of Rlchheld, Sc
vlcr county was set apart on the 3Oth
Of March. 1898. FOR the mission field.
and returned on the 3Oth OF March this
year He has spent the time IN the
Northern States mission, principally in
Springfield and Chicago. and he found
the work In those places progressing
nicely.
Elder T. c. Pectol Of Caineville.
Wayne county writes under date Of
March 25. as follows:
"As / viii be unable TO come 10 Salt
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There is no opium, c
or other narcotic In
Fayorite Prescrip-
ton. 4" Neither does
II contain alcoho oil ,
whisky or other intox.
icant
~ was 50 weak / AID not
have breath 70 walk across
my room % writes Miss
isibel, Miller Of New
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ap all day at the
until the head
18th every tap. And
the mschine stops
be day the throb-
bling still goes on.
More than any
other class Of
women the large
army Of women
ciark .aa,io 10
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Elder T. c. Pectol, Of Caineville.
Wayne county writes under date Of
March g. as follows:
CAS- l viii be unable to come TO Salt
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Elder LA, Kelsch. president u the
Northlrn States mission, is among the
conference visitors. He speaks n en-
couraglng terms Of the mission field
over which he presldes The late Cru
SADIE he thinks. has done no harm
TO the cause Of the Church; rather the
contrary He says tere Is room Tor
many more energetic Elders IN the
field.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21
HOG MARKET HIGHER
Advance of From Five TO Ten
Cents Yesterday.
TOP PRICE WAS $500
Receipts Fair and Demand
Very Strong.

Notwithstanding the erratic condition
CT the provision market yesterday hogs
were from 5 TO 10 cents higher at the
Union stock yards and closed strong. As
predicted in these columns Sunday morn
Ing the receipts showed a pronounced
gain and everything indicates that it
will continue. The buyers were Feeling
better over the prospects and went into
an active competition to get the hogs
that came IN yesterday. Sales were
RAPIDLY made amid the market closed
nearly an hour earlier than it usually
ooees on Monday. The quality Of the
hogs was fair, although by no means
uniform and they came in in good con-
dition, Notwithstanding the heat. II is
hard TO predict what the receipts will be
7oday, but the opinion is that a good
many wagon hogs viii reinforce a good
supply Of car hogs. The only thing that
can be said with a reasonable expecta-
ton Of accuracy is that no matter how
many come in they will sell like not
cakes. for hogs are wanted IL large
numbers al this market.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21
THE wEATaE

wichita, Kan. Aug. s 1877
During the past a hours ending A.
p n the highest temperature has been
-. the lowest =. a range Of . DECREE =
and the mean has been s.. which + 9
degrees warmer than tbs normal TEN
psraturs fgr the CAY as de9ucsd from the
observations az this station for the pas;
eleven years. with elear warn weather.
fresh south vino and low humidity with
couseansat RAPID svs2,ratoa. - taeses
IN - sourA
ssncs re FIRST os ths month ths aver
age temperature has been e. witch & .
eesrees daily warner tran tie norma.
and Hle tstAl rainfall L inches. Nh4ch
Is As inches Jess thar the normal
esnc@ ths hrst q The year the rainfall
has been 115f fnc1es whiea IS afs tnchss
i-ss t1ao ths normal For toe ssms
tine last Tear ths rzsafal was Il =
srcheE
FRED = JOHSSoS. Obperver
WzshinE1on- AuE 58y-Forecasfs
Ksrsss-Loca1 rasas ard ccolsr Tu<s-
day. "Wednesday fair westerly wfz6s
kIsso1a-<Seuerzll FAIR Tsstay sag
vstneseaJ. soafbsriy vfa6s
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21
PROVISIONS MARKET.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

John Robinson, the circus man, knows
a good thing when he hears about It. He
gave the Dold company large order
for meats. He ate some Of Dold's roast
ed ham at the Elks club Sunday and he
said It put new LIE into his old body
that is fast sinking under the weight Of
bis many accumulated years. DoId's
Perfection bacon was called TO his at
tention and after hearing its virtues dis
cussed he concluded it was just the
thing to build up the muscle of his cir
Gus riders and make his clowns funny
snd he placed an order for quite a large
quantity of il.
Fred Dold returned Sunday from Ken
sas City. where he had been on a visit
combined with some business.
All the Dold packing house people
were glad TO hear the whistle blow last
night. so they could get away to dress
up for the circus. 1t IS safe to say that
rine out Of every ten men in DOld s
house. from manager down, took in the
circus.
Superintendent VIII Dulaney has been
painfully observing for some time that
inspector Tiford wore a hard times
watch chain and didn't think It was
right to have such q. boomer of AIcKin-
ley prosperity going around as if Grover
Cleveland was still president, so ne
Went to work yesterday and presented
Dad" with a chain and charm more in
harmony with the prosperous condition
of the stock yards. The presentation
ceremonies were quiet. Mr.. Tilford now
wears the new chain ard charm on his
ample front and looks like he might be
a wall street banker.
Alexander Knott Of Belle Plaine had
car Of hogs on yesterdays market.
Henry SteIukirChner Of Newton, one Of
the old reliable customers at the yards,
was down yesterday with a load Of hogs.
J. II. Sparks Of Conway Springs, had
q car of hogs on Yesterdays market.
Birchfeld & Connel of Aonthony. had
car OF hogs on the market YESTERDAY
T,hese gentlemen are steady patrons of
the Wichita market.
Adam Hufhauer. the veteran Mulvane
shipper, was At the yards yesterday
with load Of hogs
The entire stock yards force. with tre
exception Of the night watchman. signi-
fed their intention Of participating IN
the h&arity of the circus last night
Chtcaro expects $4,000 hogs during the
entire week
Al s. Paul Mimi. so far this wear
calves. o1.s01 hogs. 1I2G69 sheep and
ee.227 horses. Compared with last year
to date there IS a gain Of $3.50 cattle.
e+e7 calves, 4.i52 hogs. 1888 horses and
g loss Of 6.eS3 sheep.
The Kansas City Drovers Tel esram "a
por that by a vote Of SIS to o. the
Kansas City exchange voted not 70 join
the National Livestock Exchange
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21

| From March to August Is the Gin
ciunah Price Current credats ST Louis
with packing $500 hogs against s7oeoo
bead during the corresponding period a
year ago.
Drovers' Telegram: Supplies OF cattle
at western markets this week were
heayy-the heaviest Of the year. Five
markets had $4,000, or 400 more than
the prevdous week Compared with the
same week last year, however, there is
a failing off of $500. At St. Louis. where
the gain over last year was 6,400 head,
the weeks supply was the heaviest in
many years and close to the record. Chi
cago leads off with a decrease from last
year of $500. Kansas City IS a good
second, with decrease Of $500. Omaha
decreased 100 and st. Joe 239. Hog re-
ceipts were the lightest of the year by
a scratch, the weeks supply being 223.-
100, against 223,135 in the week of July Z.
Compared with the previous week the
shortage is 1880, and with a year ago II
IS $500. Chicago alone had more this
year than last year, her increase being
Y, GO Kansas City took tumble to the
extent Of 800. st. Louis 400, St. Joe
$500, Omaha 500.
The St Louis Reporter Of Saturday
said: Not only has the quarantine
cattle this week eclipsed ali previous
wCeks this year, but ii has surpassed the
hest records for several years rssr. In
five days the receipts aggregate 652 car
loads. All offerings were of grass, and
lie general quality was plain, includiI g
suodly proportion of com;ao1 cattle.
&alues declined sharply. Good steers
now figure q cents lower than the high
time last week. and medium to inferior
ones are 90 TO 80 cents off. Although the
doc nd
in competition with steers suffered a loss
in value of from 20 TO . cents, Gamer
COWS. in fact, all kinds of canning cat
tie, only declined 10 TO Is cents"
st. Louis Livestock Reporter: THE
filling Of the last contract for cavalry
horses for the British government,
which occurred here this week, will be
welcome news TO the buyer from the
south, but It will have just the opposite
effect on the farmer who has them for
sale. The southerner cannot afford to
pay as much for his horses as the Brit
ish government and prices will naturally
seek lower level. The British cavalry
horse IS just the kind wanted by the
southern people, and they have been
in the last four months to pay
government prices or do without 1t is
estimated that about 5000 of these cav
airy horses have been furnished to the
British agents by the Kansas City deal
ers in the last 40 days.
Greenwood county is reported by ship
pers to be getting pretty dry; grass. IN
fact, IS about dry enough TO burn and is
not giving sufficient nutriment to cattle
which are beginning to be shipped to
market, as the heavier grassers are be-
ginning TO shrink. They commenced
cutting corn last weeek, and It promises
a fair yield. The grain is slightly
shrunllen by the intense heat.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21
ooFFEE ASDsUeAa MARKETS

New York AEE 3-coGe~S-ot Efo,
easv. No. izTotss Sac; ri: sssasy:
C3-59va nominal ia EsTzet for eoSes
futures ops1sS steady q: q ssrEos cs
5. 70 points ard further cs<zsr.a = ,olut.
under adverse cables ara asa-y -sc-i2.s
leading loczl iieusczts1z wf;z sAor-s
a5oEt :hs ealT EEpSort: srsosieaIiT 70
outst6e s->-uia.tTs tztsr-st eishs- vzv
ard SPOT Demand ciszSpStssszE Clos-k
hz-ely stsz6y =; 80 fcss cs = - -
points TIA sales. IE69 bsEt. .reiuf-
ing sev.s-aoe-. 20. rEc. Cs-soe>-. II.
&c. Sazsz1be-. -.Es. D~o<rSer 80
7.ssc. Mars. -ss5'ssc: MAJ. 77s91 X
s1Ezr-aav. stsaxys ssz- r-srs-r. f4c
cs1fr.frEai. . sast ga kseAs-zs sz-sGy,
V. rneaed r.eAkY,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21
MARKET WIS F|CILE
Wheat Opened High While
Corn Went Down.
PROVISIONS ARE ERRATIC
Kansas Reports Made Corn
Strong and Active.

Chicago, Aug. 3D.-Wheat advanced on
higher cables today but reacted. closing
a shade lower. Corn closed A9zsc high
4 er and cats at like advance. Provis-
ions at the close were TIC lower in pork,
sc higher in lard and 21zG5c down in
ribs. A surprise in the shape Of an ad-
vance at Liverpool came to traders when
| trade in wheat began. II was in the
face OF a radical slump here Saturday
and shorts were accordingly impressed.
September opened Z to &c higher at
72ssc TO 7z1zc and for a time held around
those figures. Outside people were the
best buyers early while the local crowd
seemed about equally divided in their
views of existing conditions in wheat
The in crease in the visible receipts at
primary points later in the session caus-
ed selling by longs under which Septem-
Der reached 70. The close was steady, a
shade lower at 72Isc. New York report
ed q loads taken for export and loads
were said to have been sold here. Clear
ances at the seaboaTd in wheat and -four
were equal to 10000 bushels At pri-
mary western markets receipts were l.
bushels last year. Minneapolis and Du-
luth reported 4s1 cars against ASS last
week and 327 a year ago. Local receipts
were 494 cars, 81 of contract grade.
Corn was strong and active under re-
peated assurances that the sun was
blistering and withering corn in Kansas
and that the yield bids fair to be the
smallest in the history Of that state
Light receipts and small country offer
ings were also factors. Il was not 50
much case of demand as of lack OF
sellers. Later in the day moderate un-
loading Of corn with the apparent inten-
ton of checking the advance, proved
successful, as the market reacted over
cent. The close, however, was firm.
September sold between 40c and 3s%c.
closing Ad3sc over Saturday at 3s%9
3Skc. Local stocks decreased $50, 100
bushels, leaving only Ss3,0 900 bushels The
visible decrease, 2249,O00 bushels Re-
cefpts here were 116 cars. Clearances
were 10000 bushels.
There was fairly good demand for
oats from cash people, but the market
derived most Of its frmness from the
corn strength. The Iowa crop was re-
ported damaged in the shock from rains
Local stocks increased $4,000 bushels.
Receipts were 275 cars. The market was
not an active one. September sold be-
tween 2lAc and 22G221sc, closing 1402sc
up at &c.
Provisions were quiet. Early in the
session the market showed strength I'M
der the influence of better prices at the
yards and light hog receipts. Packers
were buyers early but later dropped out
of the pit. Their absence and local SELL
ing later caused some reaction and the
close was rather easy September pork
sold between s11-30 and s11.O71s and closed
TIC lower at s11.071z; September lard be-
tween Sc. 7Od6. .72Ia and s6.S7b. closing 70
higher, at s6.671a and September RIBS be-
tween S.1215 and 500, with the close
216G5c down, at 500.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat.
$40 cars; corn, 215 cars; oats 4e0 cars:
hogs, 1900 head
GRAIN AND PRODUCE Markets.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Aug 2D-The leading fltures
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21
New York noaey Market.

New York. Aug. 7o-Noon-Xoney On
call noninaIly AZ lze1is per cent Prime
mercan ntile paper. AS per cent. Sterling
exchangs fr-n Win actrai business u
5snkers' ens At Ls75s14 ~ fer tsnsn1
and at 4S7. for - lays Posted rates.
sE14gis ard 4&1&4a. Commercial
bils 4s5i.z58 81. Silver ce-1fhea.es,
s1i-Gsz14c bar silver, s1lsch Mexican
dollars SIC Government bonds stsaty
refunding - when issued registered 81 :
coupons. 10: - rerfstsred. 10. - rers-
tere6. 10: = coupon -. ne< q regis-
tered. ~: rev a. ocu7nn. III: od a.
registered. -, old IS co1c7- IL: Is reg
istsred, uSz: s. coupon. fEn
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21

Washington. Aug sa-A rs2o-: re-es~-
&C a. the osascs hu-ez1 today t-an Svs-
cal Agent D7-a. n cAz-Ss of re wcrk
= ALzska. ss7zs that Chz-sss II R7os1-
saa and william q Pl>c9@a- s7scEzs
agents fo- The nz.-theru dlxt-s-t ot Afss-
x2- were u5t 5rs~zss as wzs tsz-ed ard
thzS tae sszesiales sz7pose5 % have ben
lost With tksn are safe - tae Azz1s a.
" DzzAzza-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21
SPECIALS ARE HEAE
Railroad Stocks Show More
Strength in New York
DECLINE is PRONOUNCED
In Sugar, Tobacco and Other
Commodities.
DECLINE is PRONOUNCED

| New York. Aug o-There was no
radical change today in the character OF
trecent stock market operations. General
news bearing on the situation was scan;,
but what there was furnished anmuni-
ton for the bears. London. which has
| latteriy been a buyer. turned seller for a
small amount and western offerings wers
effective In special stocks. General
weakness occurred in stock with which
the firm OF Flower & Co is identified,
| following the announcement Of the death
of member of the firm. These include
a half dozen OF the most active issues
and losses ranged from l TO points
| witn Brooklyn Transit and Peoples Gas
! leading Elsewhere selling was IN mod
crate volume but some rather promo Juno
ed declines occurred in Sugar, Tobacco.
Consolidated Gas and metropolitan
Street Railway. Railroad stocks wrre
much better sustained than the special
4 ties, declines extending to point only
| in ST. Paul and Rock Island. While the
general tone throughout the greater part
| of the day was reactionary there were
periods of steadiness when the shorts re-
duced their lines. Some comment was
aroused by the sudden marking up or
General Electric to 14os.. It's closing
price on Saturday was 136. Reports OF a
| com bination with a rival concern and
excellent earnings were circulated, OF
which there was no confirmation Fluc-
tuations in the steel group were COM
paratively narrow, but early losses were
generally recovered IN the late after
noon on reports Of improved trade con-
ditionS. 4 matter OF interest IN con-
nection with the International monetary
situation was the decline in money IN
London to ~ per cent. This circum-
stance was attributed TO receipts OF gold
by the Eank OF England amounting 10
e4.s1o,0oO. This amount included $,%c,-
o01 gold exported from here on Saturday
week The sno-treasury statement for
today showed that It was a debtor az
the clearing house 10 the unusual
amount OF ss1s2, e0o Payments by the
government on account OF the redemp-
ton of the old per cent bonds for Sat-
urday and today amounted TO ss,732.ois.
At this rate OF reolenisament the banks
will speedily recover the decrease In sur
plus reserves effected by last weeks
gold shipment. In the last half hour OF
trading ePople's Gas and Brooklyn Tran
sit were bid Up over point from the
lowest which exerted a stimulating ef-
feet on the entire list. The closing was
steady with a rally in progress.
Closing prices of stocks were as fol-
lows:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21
LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO

! Chicago, Aug. 20-Cattle-Receipts IT,
500, including 4,5c0 westerns and 1.e0C
Texans. Native steers active, 10 to 15c
higher; westerns and Texas steady to
10c higher. Butchers stock steady to
strong. Native: Best on sale today s
carloads at $500; good TO prime steers
$3.50. 500; poor to medium, $40. .445; Sc
lected feeders steady, $4.00..475; mixed
stockers, $S.25. $50; cows, $3.50. 40; helf-
ers, $500. .4.75; Gamers, S2.15..270; bull 8,
$3.50. .450; calves, $3.50. .s.75. Texans: Re
ceipts, 1,6oO; best on sale today Is car
loads at sA00; Texas fed steers, s4e5.
$50; Texas grass streers, $3.3. 40; Texas
bulls, s250..S.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; tomorrow 1900
estimated; left over 2500 Active, TO
10c higher. Top, s5.471z; mixed and
butchers, $.s5. $40; good to choice heavy
S5.c5. .5.3732; rough heavy, $3.50. 500; light
$40. .5.4712; bulk of sales. s5.15. $50.
Sheep-Receipts, 80. COO Sheep Is to 25c
lower; lambs 20 to 3Oc lower. Good to
choice wethers. 500. .415; fair to choice
mixed. $40. $50; western sheep, $50.
40; Texas sheep. s2SO..3.S5; native lambs
S4.l9. .5'6o; western lambs, $40. $50.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Aug. 0.-CattIe-Receipts
10000; market steady to strong: native
steers, Si5O. 80; Texas steers, & 25..
$40; Texas cows. 1925. .425; native COWS
and heifers, $50. .515; stockers and feed
ers. So .4-50; bulls. s225 500
Calves-Receipts-T00 market active
firm. Sales. s425. $50
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market s. .1oc
higher, active. Bulk OF sales. S.15. q: !:
heavy, S5.l5..5.20; packers, s5.15. .5.221.;
mixed, $40. so; light, 1870. $50: york
ers, S5.15. $50: pigs, $3.50. $50.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market steady to
lower; lambs, $3.50. $50; muttons. $500.
A50
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis. Mo-. Aug 2o-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 2.Se0; market steady. Native
steers. sS.75- $40; stockers and feeders.
$50. .4-95; COWS and heifers, 500. .4eo;
Texas and Indian steers, $3.50. 40; cows
and heifers, s2.3o..3.S0.
Hogs-Receipts, 300; market sc high
CT. Piss and lights, s5.25. $50: packers.
$50. $50; butchers, SIS. $40
Shesp-Receipts. 1900; market steady.
Native mutons, s4O0..425; lambs, Az5..
$40.
London, Aug. 20.-The viceroy Of india
Lord Curzon Of Kedleston. telegraphs
that the heavy general rainfall has con-
tnued in most Of the affected tracts
The crops promise well in the central
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21
Planning aIlITrust Formed.

Chicago. Aug. sa-Thi-ty planning E1f.ls
including practically az the sash. coor
and blind concerns Il Chicago. VII pzss
into 4 commission his week vsth s caos-
tai o. 8 1ooaoe- The new once-n VIII ee
known IS ;As American Sash ard Doo-
or pzuv. Wi'icIA-a McI-zrez. the aznke~.
VII - P-ss!5ezt TIE purpose ot TIE
arnslgsnactoa IS &c eject economies bv
consolidation ard -eage-to7 q exSs1z.s
made necessary. bz. separate plants
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-21

I
Butter-Flrn, creamery, I6G2olzc, dairy
| 14Glsc
Cheese-Steady, 1oal1zc.
Egg@Flrm; fresh. Pic
| Chicago, Aug. Wheat-Cash: No. >
red, 732a. .7474c; No. red. 6si5 .34ttc; No.
. hard winter. s7ss -ss3.c: No hard win
ter. 9--sS1.c; No. ! northern spring
~. 75e: No. , spring, 67as. 75c.
Corn-No. . &C; No. :, Ec
oats-No. = -. -221ze; No. 5. &c
NEW YORK.
New York. Aug. 2.-Buter-Receiofs
s.6lS packages; frTu- Current packes.
factory, Il. .isc
Cheese-Receipts, s.sls packages: steady
Large colored. l94sc; large white. loA
loisis: sUial colored, Ies.c; sma1 white.
Is1-c
Egg%Receipts. a554 packages: firm
Western. regular packing at mark, %.
I4lzc; western. less OF, ls..I-c
Sugzr-Raw steady. Far refining.
&c; centrifugal. = test. Acc: molass 5
sugar, &C; re<aned STEADY. granuIs,ed,
6-loc-
Coeee-Dun and easy: No. :. RIO sc
ST. LOUIS
St Louis. Aug 0-Wheat-CIoSi-g
Easier; No red cash elevator. - $50:
track. T0--Tle; August 6s7zc; September.
ssas-.sSA4c; December. HE No. +: hz.6.
81 Sc.
Co-n-Highe-; 40. . cash. xc: track.
4oc; August sac: SapternSe-. "a.
Oafs-Fi-n; No. cash. zI1zc; track.
zlis. &c; August 11ssc; September. &c:
Dscsmeer. zisc: No. wAite. @zc
Rys-Highsr. 4sc