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WASHINGTON.
Hnramarjr of IVmKrcxMoniit Pro
ccedlHgH.
8KNATK.
Washington, Thursday, March 3.
The deficiency appropriation bill was reported
back from tho committee with nn nmcntimcnt.
The Senate Insisted upon ltd amendment to the
sundry civil bill, aud a new conference, was
ordered. Tho Ben at o tooh up tlio iicneral de
ficiency bill and tho Hcnatn committee amend
tnehts wero agreed to. After tome considera
tion aud amendment It passed. A number of
prlrate pension bills passed. Wallace, Davis
of Y. Va., and Booth were appointed a com
mittee ol conferenco on tho deficiency bill.
Tho Japanese fund bill was taken up. Klik
wood' amendment to reduce tho total to
1555,000 was rejected, and tho bill passed.
Ayes, 40, nays, 07 Cooke, Harris, Junes of
Fli., Moxcy, Vest and Withers voted no. Tho
bill directs tho payment tn the (lovernnientof
Japan the sum of $1,403,224, and nut of this
fund (243,000 as prlzu money to tho ofllcers
and crew of the 0. 8. shin Wyomlnc or their
legal representatives, ltcck submitted the
conferenco report upon the civil sundry bill.
The report was a reed to. Among the Hcnate
amendments retained In tho hill are the appro
priation of 115,000 for tho pleuro-pnentnonla
Investigation. The House bill on tbo table,
making an appropriation for, tho pajment (
claims hllowed by the Commissioner of Claims
under the act of March 3d, 1871, was parsed.
The Senate then consumed several hours In
discussion of the House hill to Incorporate the
(.berokco A Arkansas Hirer llallroad Com
pany. Meanwhile a nicssaire was received
from tho House announcing Its non-concurrence
tn the conference report on the sundry
civil bill. Tho Senate then revesed Its former
action, non-concurred In the report and or
dered a new conference, and subsequently a
final report was mado and tlcncd by two of
tho tbrco members, repealing the recommend
ations of tho previous report with two excep
tions, namely, tho Senate amendment appro
rrUtlng f 175,000 for the search of tho steam
er Jeannrtte, anil tho House provision forone
month's extra pay for House employes. Thcso
ltcns, before omitted, were now reinstated
and airrcpd to. Tho Cherokee & Arkansas
Hirer ltallroad bill was laid on the table. Af
ter some further unimportant business the
Bcnato adjourned.
nousit.
Tho message from tho President vetoing the
1 undlrg bill was received and read by tbo clerk.
Ordered printed and laid on tho tablo for fu
ture consideration. The House proceeded to
consider tho apportionment. ThonumbcrfJlO
was agreed to, by a vote of 130 to 123. Cox
then stated that.no Intended to abide by the
will of the majority, and though he would vote
against the bill he would perform hla duty
and prcscr.t It In proper shape. Tho bill then
passed. Yeas, 145, nays, 113, and provides as
follows:
Sec. 1. Tbatfromand after UieoMof March,
I8S3, thn House representation shall bo com
posed of 810 members, to bo apportioned
among the several States, as follows:
Alabama 5 Mississippi 7
Arkansas 5 Missouri 14
California 0 Nebraska 3
Colorado 1 Nevada 1
Connecticut 4 Nev Hampshire 2
Delaware 1 New Jersey 7
Florida a New York 33
Georgia 15 North Curollua 9
Illinois 22 Ohio 21
Indlaua 13 Oregon 1
Iowa 13 Pennsylvania 2b
Kansas 0 Ithodo Island 2
Kentucky ,11 South Carolina.... tl
Louisiana ,. 0 Tennessee 10
Maine 4 Texas in
Maryland 0 Vermont 2
Massachusetts 12 Virginia 10
Micblgui 11 West VIrglula 4
Minnesota 5 Wisconsin S
Section 2. That whenever a new Slate Is
admitted Into the Union, tho Keprcscntatlva
or Iteprestntatlvcs assigned It eball bo In ad
dition to the number 310 herein provided
for.
Section 3. That In each State entitled uu
dentils apportionment the number to which
such 8tate may be entitled In the Forty-clphth
and each subsequent Congress shall be elected
by the district composed of contiguous terri
tory and containing nearly as practicable nn
equal number of Inhabitants and equal In
number to the Representatives to which the
State may bo entitled In Cungrcss, no one
District electing more than one Representa
tive. "Tho Houso proeecded to consider several
Senate pension bills, and passed two of them.
A number of conference reports were submit
ted. Tho 8cnate Joint resolution paved to
pay tho Government craploves of tho District
of Columbia for tho 4th of March and 80th of
May, 1831. Kecess.
SENATE.
WAsnmaTON, Friday, March
After u nearly all nlifht session, the 8cnate
met at 10 o'clock this morning. Tho galleries
began to till at a very early hour. TheScnate
was the center of attraction, as hero tho
Rwcariug In of the President and Vlce-l'resi-dent
In case of rain would talco place. All
persons without special cards were excluded
from tho Senate wing, and although the crowd
was great Itwasuot uncomfortable. At tho
eastern door of tho Senate through which ad
mission could ODly bn obtained, there was a
great rush of people without cards, and much
liidlenatloa was expressed that the general
public wr not admitted.
At U:5 theIYeldcnteentwordthathehad
no further business to communicate to Con
gress. At this point Captain Ba6sett,tho ven
erable Doorkeeper of the Senate, proceeded to
turn back tho minute hand of tbo clock live
minutes an actwhlch caused some merriment
In tbo Senate.
At 11:57 tbo President, General Garlleld,
and tho Senuto Commltteo appjared and were
escorted to their scats in front of the Vice
President amid npplauso. A minute or two
later General Arthur, with tho Senate Com
mittee, appeared, and ho was greeted with
aDplause. Mr. Arthur uscended to tho
Vk'o President's chair and was formally in
troduced. President Wheeler, before retiring from tho
cbalr, said:
Senators: The moment which terminates
my clllcial dutita as presiding officer of the
Senate la at hand. These duties have been
rendered of easyperformancebyyour uniform
leniency aud forbearance, I am cure that In
this parting hour I need no other guannteoof
full amnesty for a.l my shortcomings than Is
furnished In your very kind resolution of ap
proval of my official action. I shall carry Into
my retirement grateful memories of the per
sonal kindness alike of the Senate and ltsofll
cerj, and the cordial wish for the futuro well
being of all, and now I proclaim my last oUl
clal act by declaring that tho hour for tho ter
mination of the Korty-elxth Congress having
arrived, the Senate stauds adjourned without
dav.
Vice President Arthur hero assumed tho
chair and delivered tho usual formal address,
as follows:
Senators : I como as your presiding officer
with genuine sollcltudo, remembering my Inex
perience In parliamentary proceedings, I can
not forget how Important, intricate and often
embarrassing aro tho duties of tho Chair. On
tho thrcshhold of our official association I In
voke that courtesy and kindness with which
yoa have been wont to aid your presiding offi
cer. 1 shall need your constant encouragement
ntid support, and I rely with nonildcnco upon
your lenient Judgment of any errors Into which
1 may fall. In return bo assured of uiy earnest
purpose to administer your rules In the spirit
of atisoluto fairness, to treat every Senator at
all times with that courtesy and Just considera
tion due to a representative, of a State, and to
do my part assured that each of you will do
bis totnalnSiln the order, decorum and dignity
of tbe Senye. I trusttlieoIllclnliMid personal
relations won which wo iiowjenlcr will be
marked wAi mutual confidence sndregaid,
and that air out obligations will bo so fulfilled,
aud redourt to nurhonor,-p the glory of our
commoncfrlntry, aflfto toe prosperity of all
tspeopl, TApplauae.
I am now ready to tatce the oath of office
prescribed by tb Constitution.
The oath was thej administered to him.
HOUSE.
The Ilouse ment at 10 o'clock. Several mem
bers bad difficulty In getting Into the Houso
on account of the soldiers who were stationed
at tho entrance, and considerable time was
taken up In denouncing the practice of sta
tioning mem mere. r-
Conger offered tbo usual resolution or
tnanus to speaker lianaau, I'assod ; the only
negative voto being Young, of Ohio,
The following Is Speaker Randall's farewell
to mo nouses
Before uttorine the final words of adlourn
ment precedent Justifies a few appropriate re-
J1UU1IUUS. All 101
TUB DEMOC1MTIO I'AIITV.
after a long Interval, obtained control of this
House, aud at the close of thlr session It Is
again In tbo minority. At tho outeet it had to
face a financial crisis almost unparalleled
in our uituury. i.auor was unemployed,
trade depressed, commercial dlstiess wide
spread aud gloomy everywhere. It stopped
extravagance and established economy In
the administration, restored confidence,
and now with gladness It beholds
the Republic launched nut Into a career of un
exampled prosperity, it found gold at a pre
mium and the notes of tie Oorernment at a
discount; It leaves the credit of the I'nltcd
States better than ever before, and unequalled
In tho money markets of the world. It has
witnessed the removal of sectional distrust
and the restoration of perfect unity within our
borders. With the expenditures of tho Gov
ernment lessened and tbo payment of Interest
reduced
Tltn CIIOWNIXO Tlltt'MPIt
of the Democratic administration was tho ef
fort to refund tho public debt at three per
cent. Slight laughter on the Republican
side. 1 am sincerely grateful to the members
of the Houso on ovcry side for the vote of
thanks with which they havo favored roc. I
am sensible of bow much I owe to the gercr
ous forbcarntico and active good will of my
fellow members.
TllIltCR ELECTED
to an exalted portion, It may be personal prlJe
for mo to remark that during all those serv
ices no decision of tho Chair has been over
ruled, but It Is of higher Import and renown
and much more enduring to the Ilouse of
Representatives that Its fair fame for that en
tire period is unstained. Members havo dif
fered widely, and yet manifestly, and tctlng
from the deep conviction of duty, they have
won mutual esteem. For myself I shall re
tiio from the Speaker's chair with no unkind
feeling to a solitary member I wish you one
and all a safe return to lour homes. It ouly
remains for rac, In obedience to amtudate of
the Constitution, to declare this house ad
journed without day. AppUuse on the floor
and In thcgallcry.
SF.NATE.
Wasiiinoton, Saturday, Mnrch .
Tho Senate was called to order at noon. Vice
President Aithur w.as applauded from the
galleries. He stated that he received
for presentation a number of petitions for
special legislation, but his own opinion,
based upon rules and precedents, was that
these rould not bo presented at an ixtraordl
nary session of the tionatc. He submitted the
question as to tho disposition to be made of
the communications. After remarks by Har
ris and Hill It was ordered that tho petitions
be returned to the Vice President, to be sub
mitted by him nt the next legislative session.
iioar ouercu a resolution extending to win
Held S. Hancock tho privileges of the floor
during his stay In Washington. Adopted
unanimously, lllalnc, tn accordance with a
notice given by him somo weeks ago, submit
ted the following resolution :
Jt'mhtil, That a special committee of five
Senators be appointed by tho Chair to take
Into consideration the best modeot voting for
1'resldcut and Vice President of the United
States and tho mode of counting and certify
ing the same, whoshall report such propositions
for change tn tho laws and Constitution as
may seem expedient; this said committee to
have power to sit during recess of Congress,
and they bo directed to report on or beforo the
second Wednesday In January, 18S2. Tempo
rarily laid on tho table and ordered p.lnted.
The Senate then took a rcciss.
A messago was received from the President
of tho United States, when Cameron, of l'enn
sj lvanla, moved that the Senate proceed to the
conslderationotexccutlvnbuslncss. Tho mo
tion prevailed wlthontobjectlon. The Scnato
In executive cession confirmed all tbo cabinet
nominations. Adjourned.
SENATT.
Wasiiinoton, Tuesday, March 8th.
A larcc number of Representatives occupied
seats In the Senate, and tho galleries were
full. Rlalno and Klrkwood announced that
their resignation had been forwarded. A
messago from tbo President was annoupced
and tho Senate went into executive session.
Tho following nominations wero confirmed:
Nathan He IT, Jr., ns United States Attornoy
for West Virginia; I.oatIs Richmond, of Rhode
Island, as Consul General at Ha me; John I,.
Krlble, of Michigan, as Consul at RUelrus.
Adjourned.
SENATE.
Washington. Wednesday. March 9.
Tbo Bcnate convened at noon. A telegram
from tho Governor of Iowa was rcadanrounc-
irg tho appointment of Hon. J. W. Mculll to
fill the unexpired term of Senator Klrkwood,
A message from the President was received
and the senate went Into executive session.
Tho following nominations wero then con
tinuous jivaris, inurman an-; llowc, Com
mlssloncrs on the pirt of tho UnltedStates to
the International Monetary Conference lu
Paris ; Lot M. Morrill, Collector of Customs,
Portland, Maine; D. D. MeClurg, Survevorof
Customs, Cincinnati, nnd John W. Green,
Collector of Internal R;venuc, Second Dis
trict of Iowa. Upon opening the doors the
reuaiu ruj jurneii.
Practical nnd Studious Men.
Thoso who call themselves practical
men aro too apt to umlorvaluo the
thoughtful nnd studious men, anil to
sneer at them as more- bookmon. Tho
practical navigator, with a little skill in
the use of iustrumouts and a knowlcdgo
of common arithmetic, by tho help of
cortain printed formulas aud tables, can
guldo hU ship safely through tho perils
of tho p.ithluss deep, lint ho should
not sneer nt book-learning, for thoso
sliarl'i and tables and instruments by
which ho utrkes his observations and
solves his problems wero tho result of
deep and profound study and thought.
It, is wrong to class among tho non-pro
ducers all who do uot labor with their
hands. But for studious men, what
would bo tho projout condition of agri
culture? It would indued ba blind nnd
toilsome. To produeo groat rosults thu
brain and arm must movo together
tho idoal to bo wciMoil to thu practical.
Tho world has so much reason to bless
tho memory of tho inventor as that of
him who reduced tho iuvontion to prac
tice. Thoso only who livo upon tho
profits of labor without an equivalent
aro to bo regarded as Jtalo and unprofita
ble. Causes or War.
A certain King sont to anothor King
saying, Send mo a blue pig with n
black tall, or else " p
llio other roplied, "I havo not got.
ono, and if I had "
On this wolghty causo thoy wont to
war.- Alter thoy had exhausted thoir ar
mies andiosourccs, and laid wasto tkJbir
kingdoms, thoy bogan to wish to make
pcaco; but bcloro this could bo doncit
was necessary that thu Insulting la
guago that had led to tho troublo shoul
be explained.
'What could you mean," askod tho
nocond King ol tho lirst, "by saying,
Send mo a blue pig with a black tail, or
else P" u
"Why, said tho other, "I meant a
bluo color. But what could you mean
by saying, I havo not got ono, and if I
had-P"
"Why, of courso, H I had I shoQld
havo sent it-"
Tho explanation was satisfactory, and
tho poaco was accordingly concluded.
Tho story of tbo two Kings ought to
sejjo as a lesson to us all. Most of
tho quarrels botweon individuals nro
quito as foolish as tho war of tho bluo
pig with a blaok tail.
A Missouri woman died of heart dls
oa'so, from tho shook of being told by
hor husbaud that somobody had stolon
$800 which thoy had beon savltig by
years of work and economy. A fow
days after tho funeral a neighbor told
hU wlfo that ho had lost 800, tho sav
ings of yoars. But alio didn't dlo of
heart disease from tho shook. Sho just
gayo her husbaud a withering look and
said: "Woll, if you ain't tho caroless
est old iool that ever lived!" Ilia little
game didn't work.
How To Act In Case Of Fire.
Hotter than all tho elaborate and
costly apparatus for extinguishing fires
nro constant earo and watchfulness, nnd
quick aud intelligent action on tho part
of thoso who lirst discover a flro in
progress. Tho llro which at it f begin
ning could bo smothered with a pocket
handkerchief, or dashed out with a
bucket of water, neglected afow hours,
lays in wasto millions of dollars worth
of property. If there is any llmo in
which a person should bo cool and calm
In perfect command of himself, it is
when ho discovers a llro that threatens
tho destruction of life and property.
Tho first thing to do is to loarn precise
ly whero it is, tho second, to consider
tho chancos of extinguishing it. Ol
course, in cities, an alarm should at
onco bo scntout. but at tho samo time
a vlgoious effort should bo made to put
out tho llro with tho means at hand;
for sometimes what tho lire onglno Is
unable to accomplish when it reaches
tho sccno, can bo dono by olio or two
persons who net promptly beforo tho
fiamos havo bad llmo to gain headway.
First, then, do not ho nlnrnied on
account o( smoko. Frequently thoro
is a great deal of smoke beforo tho flro
has mado much progress. Remember
that onocn.n pass through smoko by
kcoplng Ids head near tho lloor, or by
enveloping it in a woolen cloth. On
entering a room to light down a liro
singlo handed, keep the door closed be
hind, if possible. A pail of water and
and a tin dipper, in tho hand of a reso
lute porson, can bo mado to work won
ders nt tho beginning. II tho llro has
progressed too Air to admit of this
course, and it is necessary to depend
entirely on outsido help, then sco to it
that every door and window is closed.
By so doing, wh'oro thcro is a flro en
ginointho neighborhood, it will often
bo possible to conflno thu liro to one
room.
Evory porson who stops at a hotel
should tako special pains beforo retire
ing to noto tho location of tho stair
ways, so that in caso of an alarm In
can find his way out, even though the
halls aro lilted with smoke. Never
lcavo a room when thcro is an alarm
of liro without lirst securing a wet
towel, or, if posslblo, a wet spongo or
picco of woolen cloth, through which
to breathe. If escape by tho stairs is
cut. oil', seek an outsido window and
stay thcro till help comes. Above nil
things bo cool and havo your wits about
you. When a lady's dress takes lire,
lot her fall on tho lloor nt onco and call
for help, in tho meantime reaching for
somo rug or woolen cloth, with which
to smother tho llames. Thcro is noth
ing now in this advice. It has been re
peated in ono form or another lnin
dreds of times; but it will bear repeat
ing thousands of times more.
Au Adroit hwiirilsiiinii.
Pulaski, as is woll known, was as
adroit a swordsman us ho was perfect
in horsemanship, and ho over rodo a
powerful and Ileot charger. During tho
retread of tho Amorican army througli
Now Jor.soy, in tho darkest hour of our
national advorsity, Pulaski was, witli a
small party of horsemen, pursued by a
pnrty of British cavalry, tho leader ol
which was as good a horsotnta and
mounted nearly as woll as Pulaski. Pu
laski rodo in tho rear of his dotachmont
and tho British captain camo in advance
of thoso ho commanded. Tho morning
sun wasshining brightly, castlugobliquo
shallows, and as tho pursued party en
tered a long, narrow lane, Pulaski, hav
ing satisfied himself of tho superior
speed anil command of his horso over
that of his pursuor, slackened lih pace,
and kopt his horse to thu sido of tho iauo
farthest from tho sun. Tho pursuing
ofllocr camu up in hot haste, his sword
elevated so as to ruako tho dceislvo cut
upon Pulaski as soon as ho could roach
him. Pulaski rodo as though ho heard
uottho advance upon him yet ho kep
his oyes lixed warily upon tho ground
on tho sldo of his horse toward tho sun
on his right. As soon as ho saw tho
shadow of his pursuer's horso gain up
on him, and found that tho horso's head,
by tho shadow, had gained about half
tho length of his own horso's body, ho
,gavo tho sudden sword out of St. Gcorgo
with his powerful arm, and saw tho de
capitated head of the English oflleer fol.
low tho stroke. Ills mathematical oyo
had measured tho distauco by tho posi
tion of tho shadow so accurately, aud
his position giving a long back reach to
his right arm, while tho cross stroko of
his pursuor must havo been mado at a
much shorter distance to havo taken
effect, that pursuing ollicer lost his
head beforo ho suspected that his prox
imity was lcuoivu, or that a blow was
meditated.
CaoiiG Itenulillcan Leader.
Having beon cured by St. Jacobs Oil,
recomiucnu tno snmo to nil sutiurers
I Hi Rheumatism, says Mr. L. Sliitl'uuui,
04 (Jalumet Ave,, Chicago, 111.
udgo J. M. Lovo has beon appointed
professor of medical jurisprudence of tbo
State University, vice E. E, Cook resigned.
A Texas man got mutt beoauso a wai
ter handod him a napkin tho other day.
Ho said lit) "reckoned ho know'd when
to uso a handkorohlof without bavin no
hints thrown out."
KOTIIIMj) 0. IllUl'II HO
JOOI.
Worufiter finv.
Certainly a strong opinion, said ono
of our roporters to whom tho following
was detailed bv Mr. Honry Kascliop,
with Mr. Geo. K. Miller, 118 Main St.,
this city: I suffered so badly with rhou
matlsm in my log last whiter, that I
was unablo to attend to my work, being
completely holpless. I heard of St. Ja
cobs Oil and bought a bottlo, after using
which I felt greatly rol loved. With tho
uso of tho second bottlo I was complete
ly curod. In my estimation thoro is
nothing on earth so good for rheumatism
as St. Jacobs Oil. It acts like a charm.
Origin of Names.
It is not generally known that tho
Hudson is called North River in contra
distinction to tho. South River, as tho
Dolawaro was formerly styled. Massa
chusetts was so dubbed bucauso lu the
aboriginal tonguo It meant "about tho
great hlll"-lhut is, tho Bluo Hills
Boston, named alter tho English oily,
was originally St. Bardolpli's town, oi
which Boston Is an abbreviated corrup
tion. Albany wns so christened in
honor ol'tho Dtiko of York nnd Albany
(afterward James II.), at tho time it
camu into tho possession of thu English
(1CG1). Catsklll is tho Dutch for pan
titer or lynx, which onco iulcstod those
mountains. Cattaraugus was so des
ignated by tho Indlaiisbecauiothoy had,
lor somo mysterious reason, associated
It with unpleasant odors. It means 111
smelling slj,oro. This Is not so bad a3
Chicago, nn Indlnr word signifying a
stcncli, which judging from thu com
plaints in fragrance, would seem to havo
been properly named. Chemung means
big horn, from a fossil tusk found in llio
river. Crown Point is said to havo
been bo called bt-causc scalping parties
wero sentthenco by tho French and In
dians. Eno signifies wild cat (tho Erlo
Railway has certainly been a "wild cat"
read, as tho expression Is understood
in thu West), and was borno by a fierce
trlbo of savnges cxtinninatcil by tho
Iroquois. Manhattan is eminently fit
ted for tho metropolis, its Import boitii;
town on tho island. Mohawk was ap
plied by tho Now England tribes to tho
Iroquois, from their habit of eating livo
food. Niagara means neck of water;
Oneida, people of thu beacon stones;
Onondiiga, pluco of the hills Saratoga,
placoof the miraculous waters in a rock;
Ontario, a village on a mountain tho
chlcfscatorthuOnondagasiSchunctady,
river valley beyond thu plno trees;
Seneca fnol classic, as many havo sup
posed) is a corrupt Indian pronunelii
Hon of tho Dutch word cinnabar Ver
million. Jersey is n corruption of
(Jesurca. the old hatin linuiu ol tho lar
gest of tho channel Islands, nnd very
unliko our sister Stato, which got Its
title perhaps by contrast. Passalosignl-
nes valley.
I'roli-i-t Your BIi'iillli.
Cold slid molsturii combined have a torpor
Ir.tng effect upon the bodily organs, and I he
dieestlve and secretive processes are apt to be
mote tardily performed In winter than In the
fall. Tho same Is true, also, of the excretory
functions. The bowels are often slueglsh, and
the pores of the skin throw nil but little waste
nutter utthlsscaEon. The systn, therefore,
requires cpjnlnguoa little, and .so purifying
anl rcgul.itlng, and the safest, surest and
most thorough tonic nnd alterative that can
i used for these purposes Is llostctter's
Stomach Hitters. Persons who wlh to escape
the rl.eumatlc twinges, the dyspeptic afoii'es,
thu painful disturbances of the bowels, the
bilious attacks, and the nervous visitations,
so common at this time of the year, will do
well to reinforce their systems with this re-
no.vued vegetable stomnc'ilc imd Invlgorant.
It Improve the appetite, strengthens the
stomach, cheers the spirits, and rcuovutes the
whole phys'fue.
A tenant has been dancing all night
over tho head of his landlord. At C in
tho morning tho latter comes up stairs
nnd complaiued ultterly ol tho annoy
ance. "What unnoyancoP" asks tho
tenant. "Why, I haven't slept a wink
all night," was thu answer. "Neither
havo I." says the tenant, "and yet I
don't make any luss about It."
Tim liirci'st wimklv Nnhrnskn nnwsna
per (72 columns everv week) oilers this
year au eiguty aero Aoorasi:a lann, a
WW parior organ, agricultural imple
ments, silvervwo, jowelry, books, etc ,
as uromiumn. Evurv subscriber receives
a promium. Send 'lor specimen copy.
AUUrOSS. 1HB WKI.KI.Y JlKrL'IU.ICAX,
Oniiha, Nobj
A Galvoston colored servant, on her
way homo with a basket of pilfered
groceries, moots a friend. "How is you
comin' on will dem white folks?" "1's
gwino to loab 'cm. Day hasn't paid
dar rroueryman in sleh a long tune rs
ashamed to meet him on do street."
llaliio .ctVH.
Hop Hitters, which are advertised In cur
cjlumnH, are u sure euro for ague, biliousness
and kldut-y complaints. I lime who use them
sty thui cm nut lie too htgiily K-eouimeiuled.
Tuoie ntll cud bhould glvu tliem a fair tiht,
and will ijorome thereby enthusiastic, lu the
p-ulso of their uUMttvu qualities,. J'urtUtui
AiyM.
t'HB.NTKCsS InilllKll t lull Tills wire,
whlen for ncurlrvuiid durability. Is urefern I
to any other m the narket by nil who know
us merits, is uumuaciuru'i ny tne t renirea
litrbed wlro Canipiny, at East Uuhunjp, Il
linois. Fanners &nv tint utter uslncr inuuv
different kinds thy lUd IhU the Very best.
Tno birb Is cut 'roni solid steo',
with four pours, and inserted bctveen
two steel wires, and not wrapped unmnd theai.
One great advautage of this is th.it tho wlr.!i
aro not cut by rut In a fen years, and both
aro lutt free to expand and contract equally.
As It wehshs less to the ro l thun any other
4 prong barbed wire fence tn tho market, It Is
alto thu cliemicst. IMs the best and tho cheap
est. Tho manufacturers aro fully llecuti'd
against all riamiior tii"""''
CIIA.UI'IOX.
Another whiter Is puM and gone;
Tho cm-Ill Iiih put lipriwciidrriM mj
'I'lioKiin has di oil tln mud blockade;
Thu Ullpln uircuta mo mi llio rnld,
Securing orders whcro'iT they bo
For tbo 1h) niiu-hliK! your land to plow.
From North to Siillh, from lint to West,
Thullllplil U lu-oi laluied tiio best.
It will uuviT ba-iile, will never stop
In plowing tho hum u tiii iiier's trot,
From morn tlllulnlit It work iiway,
Knslly plowluir liiui-iic'i'os a day.
It work-iso cu-illy nnd i ihmk.i WgM,
N'o'or mini or team are tired nt iihfht.
From Infancy It took tho truck,
And never yot luw oneo turned buck.
Mnny il lively i-ui-o It's led
Willi many plows that now nro dead.
Tho llllplu never slopped inlde,
Whllo other plowH havo lived mid died,
A blmilo li'WThns Ik i ii til" iiicau-i
Of kllMiix liiinilriiN of poor m k.IiImih:
Many havo boen too hard to haul,
Moid Imvn failed to work tit all;
tMimulmvo niiuilieiless lali-licK and Bpi'lmrH,
OtheiH nro eovoi-O'l Willi wilier frail thliups
llii'iikliiif when buiy and ruHlnir u l'w,
Thun eaiislnif tho fimutn to trot and In "cuss."
Wroiiabt Iron and steel havo won tho day,
Whllo nil ent plows In funeo coi-iu'in lay:
(itviit wooden plows aro xcattcrud about.
Too worthli'KSUi slieltei-Mi left Ntandliii; out,
BnowiMH money expi'iiui'ii Miinout value re
celvod.
Mttklutr niiiny a poor, honest Hxiinjror to grieve,
l-or rooiimr away ins iiui-ii-uiiriic-ii eusii
t)n poor wooden plows ami east Iron trash,
A lesson to farmi-m this has been
To novor buy cheap tricks njralu,
And when you como oneo mom to buy,
A (lllpln sulky you'd better try,
Aud many limes you will rejoice
To know tho Ullpln was your choice,
Its perfect work In overy placo
Mnkej It thu chiiuiplon of lis race,
ll.UUt a.iav..
What a trulv beaut ful world wo livo la I
Nature gives us pianJenr of mountains, ftlens
and oceans, and thousands of menus for en
joyment, wo can deflro no better when In
perfect health; but how often do the majority
or peopio reel nice RUini; it up iiisnearieneu,
discouraged and worried out with disease.
when there is bo occasion for this ft ollne, as
every sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory
proof that Green's August Flower will make
them as freu from disease as when born.
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint Is the direct
cause or feyeniy-uvo p:r cent, oi sucu mala
dies as lllllousnuis. Indigestion, BIck Head
ache, Uostivencss, Nervous Prostration, Diz
ziness of tho Heati, Palpitation of the Heart,
and other distressing symptoms. Three
doses of August Flower will prove Its won
derful effect. Simple bottles, 10 cents. Try It.
The habit of running oyer boots and shoes
orrecieu.wuu avoirs ueei atiueners.
Use Heading's Kussla uaife Cuts, Burn.
Tlio 1'aiiic orNclrnco
1ms received an Important addition In the
clepatit Obsetv.itory which Mr. II. II. Warner,
t roprletor of tho valuable Safo Kidney and
Liver Cure, has erected at Hncbnstcr.
UVn. .s it it i.ojrmt.
Hero at l'c late war and now United States
BenaUir from Illinois, writes I "Somo years
a.iro I was troubled more or less with the rheu
matism, and have within the last vertrcr 10
suffered Intensely with thu some disease. I
beiron to tnko 'I)ur.it!,n's Hbcumatlt Hcmcdy,'
and am tlio.-ouehty ratlsPed that I have been
permanently cured by Its use. I do not best
Ctn to recommend It tn nil sufferers."
No prcpiratlon ever m-cuu-ied except Car
bollni', a deodorlr.fdcxtnctof petroleum, will
really produce tiewluilron bAldhi-ids. It will
be a liatipy day when the tjreat army of bald
heads fully understand tills.
Slow lu .---tii- ii-allli.
It seems straneulhat anyone v. Ill suiter from
derauectnpiit brouuht on by Impure Mewl,
whCll SCOVIMS -jAUSAIMIItt.l.A and Stii.lin
oia, on Uboon ANt I.tvcii hYiiiT villi lustore
perfect health. It Is a strengthening syrup,
pleasant to tnkcatidlias tiroven Itself to be the
lii:sTiit.oot iu limr.ii,i'iTectiti1ly nirlmr Scrof
ula, Hvphllltlc disorders, Wriikneso of the KM
tii'VS.Krvslpelsi, Mul.irl.i.nll Nervous disorders
nml Debility, llillous coiubUlnts and all DIs
caes of the Wood, Liver, Kidneys, Stomach,
fkln.etc. It corrects ludlRt'stlon. Aslnclcbot
tlewlll prove to vim ll merits as a health
rencwer.forlt Atfl'3 I.IKE A (ilIAIiM.esoeil
ally when tho complaint Is of an exhaustive
nature, having a tendency to Icrten the nat
ural vlaor of tjipjirdnjin system.
HAKKH'3 P vIN l'A.AUK . cures pain In
Mate and Hens' Usoexternallv and Internally.
Dlt. UOHEli'is VKtiliiAllbK WOHM 6Y
HUP Instantly destroys worms aud removes
tho Secretions which entise tbiin.
Attention Is reqtii-Mi u inii,e udverllsemrnt
of Hreat Public Sale of Bbort Horns at Vcs
Moines, Apill lUth.
l jXiilK-i-lii nro.
In nil cases when used. Dr. 1',. 11. Hallldav's
Wood Purifier has proved a certain specific for
that dread disrate Diphtheria. It must beta
ken at onco and In double dnsi-s, pircdlne the
throit when swnllowln::. It U not- only n
cure but a preventative as ell. So iret a bot
tle at mice, uo It, and It will do you irood, as
It Is the most wonderful blood medicine now
In existence. Cuosman ,c I'l.r.MMEU, Druv
cltts, Minneapolis, Minn. For sale by nil
Western Diiu.'gl?K
PILES! PILES! P8LES!
A Nil re 1'ti re Kmtml nt liit No One Xi'cd
NntTcr.
A nuTrriin tor ttip mind, nie-Mfnjr, ItrMntr nndUI
(crated I'lK'H lim Urn ifn'ovrr1 dy Hr. WIUI imn (an
Indian rnnitlyj, cnllnl Dr. WIIHntnV ln-JUn Oint
ment. A ftlnulu mx tin (Mm il I In? womt i'hmntncAra
of )Htnlft))t(iM Miimltnt, Nu om mcil mlTiT tUu
intnntfM after Applying tins wonderful suuthlnc infill'
ctn William oimim-nt nbMirha tlie tumor, nV.uyt
Lltv I u N' me Itching (pHrtlciilnnv ut til. lit nftrr pitting
warm In h d, ) item At n poultice, ctve Itmnnt nnf
puinUM rellcr, Rmi n prepnmi nnu tor 11. , ttclilUK
U' wiepnvMt pan, aim noium? fine,
It"inl whir tlic Hon. .1, M Coitlnbcrr), of ClevcLintl,
Nam LtHitlt. Dr. U IIHiiniV 1 nil tun Pile (tli.t inrnt t I
Imu1 iM'il urnrrof pile currs M'i 1 Imve mv r found
anytMiik' nhlrli irive Mich Inim-Minti nnd ptTuiuncut
relief im Dr. Wll Uuts Indian ril(Mnt!nen'.
Tor ml by h)1 dntjJKiU, or niflUcd on rmlptof
prif"i.ii.i.
VAN fUHAAOK. A; CO.,
v n'i'nif rtFiMiifl i imr.-wo, in.
The Only Remedy
'J hat Ai-ts ul tlio Same Time oil
Ths LlYor, Tlia Dowels and Tho Kidnsys
TM$ comUnca action airs it tconucrjut
imvj" to curt all ill tcat.i.
Whv Are We Sick?!
' lltcaw leu allow thtsigrtat organ t to lc-1
rfimA cleaned n1 tnrnUt. and vohonoux hu-t
-non are tlunfore forced into Uu tlootvL
'.hat ehould U exptlUd n aturewj.
Illllninncn, Pile. Cniitliallon, KlJae)
tomplalntk anil uinrititpi, iteiik
icsHr.s anil NerTOiii Dlsordcrn.
iy eaminq fret action of thcteorgant and
rtHMfriliy lllltl Jiutltl tvtnivivi'ii meiupe.
!l II y Miller J.l limit yjiiu- nwi iirnvt ,
Why liirnif ii! v2 vt Ith l'l Ii-k. Oonit I nation 1
Whv frlL'tilpni'ilnri-ritliriritrrril 1 Idne)- I
Why emliiro lien inn orsli-k lieailitclu-nl
HIit liaio kIci'I'Iohs nlslits I
Vie KlIlXI'.V W(IKT and rejoin Oil
htallti. HU atliij,rer)Ctallicompoiindanill
Ono !u.-Ln,;onlll luul.elxqtior!i.tltclne.;
uu tl or your Jiritggirr, he inn oiuei uv
I (U n ilia , t'tf.l llutfltnKlbi., t.
In rciron'c to tho wssnt reiucoU of crcat
nur.ibcrucrpjoplovrtopnfr to purciQao a
Itltlncy-Wcrt iJi-cady prepared, Uio pro
pri'.toiuurtUiii celobratod remedy now pro
piro It In Slo.uId form aa woll an dry. It In
very concentrated, la put v.p lu Inrco botUca,
acdti equally tdclcirt ao ttiat put up dry In
tin ciru. It oavoo tlio noconlty of proportne,
11 alwiiya nudy, and k moro cabUy taticn by
mottt iooplo. Trloo, S 1 per bottlo.
KQtnaAitaDUVooiJJ ny nitTvoaisTS.
1VI1M.S, Illt ll.tllOSOXA. CO , I'ror'rs,
liJ A liiiriimtion, ii,
-rTf;.rJ.,llVV'Jryrr'.-lTy''aaLrel
WOJUS'S 'Ji'flEUDJll'lIII
MRS. LVDIA E. PIMKHAM, OF I.YNH, MASS.,
m
tiHCOVEiii.n on
LYD1A E. PINECHAIVl'Q
VEGSTABLB COMPOUND.,
T:n I'onltlvn Cnro
for all thoo Palnrul Coraplalnt. nd Wtafcnrwt.
ocuiumou toourbcMt ft-D.ulo popiitatloti.
ItvlUcuro entirely tho wortt form of Feomlo Com
pliMatR, all ovarian trouMoi,IattiunmatIon and Ulcera
tion. l'aUlnt. fuid PliplacementR. uLdtlia consequent
Eplnol Wcokni u, and u irtlcularly adajited to tbo
Chiaiiro ot lite.
It will dtoolvo and eipel tumori from the uteim In
an early Ftaeoof tlcrciopmcnt, Tlio tcntlencyto ran-c-t-rou
liutnoralheroU chccUd veryiiK-eillly Ly Ita in-o.
It rcnioTM falntncaa, Itatuloncy, dorlrojaall craving
forttlraulanta, und ulloreswuitLiice-j bt1l:Artom-icli.
It curca i'loatliu, llcad-ichofl, Kcn-uua IVojtratlon,
aencrat IxUUlr, blitj Iujicu, Itrculon and lndl
(rcetlou. Tliat feeling of tjearlng down, cauf Inff pain, wtlirht
aulbaclAclie,l3alMaysiormRiiently cuicd Lyltjuso.
It will at all times and under alUlrcuiu't.mcea o t In
harmony with tho law. that rwcm I ho f emalo ryaU-m,
Forthocurocf Kidney eomplul&U of ilther K-xthlj
Clomiiound la umurpauc'd.
r.Yoi.v k. m.Miii.vM'H VKncTAiir.r. con.
roU.N'l'U preiured at KB an l 101 Woitora Avenue,
Lynn,Masa, ItUmOI. Slibottlcatcr $5. Uuutbyuiol
la tho form of pill, alao In tho form of lozemrea, o
roccljjt ot price, SI per box for either. Mra. l'lnkham
freely auawen oil letter, cf Inquiry. Btid f or poiuli
let Addrnu ai aboro. Mention tKU Jir.
No family iliould bo without LYPIA l l lNHUAU'S
UV'Elt 1'ILIA Tlity euro eonaUpaUon, LUlouaneaa.
ud torpidity of UioUrer. S3 cent per box.
iOUIIIV
ail vnveaisTi,
ft
l'rotcct Your l,ntnp Chimney.
Plnco your tutnblors, clitmnoys, or
vcssols which you ilcsho to keep from
crn-uklng in n pet filled with cold water
mid n littlo cookinir cult nllow tlio mix
ture to boll well over it lire, nntl then to
cool slowly. (Jlius I rented in this wny
is Mnid not to cruel:, even II exposed to
very sudden chftiiea of lonipernturc.
Uliliiineya tiro suld to become very
durable by this process, which may nlso
be extended to crockery, stoneware,
porcelain, etc.
Merely iiurMiiK u cuikii uriuiu la tiotetiottsti
You mutt tako Male-'a Honey of lloreliound
and Tar to Kctrldof It quickly. Tike's Tooth
nebi Drntu ctin In ono minute.
X'JIJiJ
i'llilB GREAT GERMAN
REMEDY
ron
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
SCIATICA,
LUMBAGO,
BACKACHE,
GOUT,
SORENESS
ortn
CHEST,
p!i"n"""'-nii ISORETUROftT,
QUINSY,
SWELLINGS
SPRAINS,
FROSTED fCET
EARS,
ID XT XT. 1ST S
inn
TOOTH, EAR
HEADACHE,
J.1D
i ALL OTHER FAINS
N. rrrjaritloti on earth equal Sr. JirowOit n a arr
. k nivi-i.K ant nii.ap Kxiornal IteiiieJy Ai-tun-iia i
-li i iparallTely IrldiHt , utliiv i-f WCis trt
... urlorlii will, aiuiau ha, u cl.'vup au-l uit 1 1 ..i .f
IH.mil).S IN tlll. tlM.lAl.IH.
'Ml DT All CllUQOISTS AND DEALISI IN MttlCIKt,
A. VCGELEK & CO.
lUtUlinnrr, Mil., U.S.,1.
Great Public SesIgs
mmj mm cattle,
.IT TIIK
HT.VTI! P.tf It eiltOIIM. DIW'IIOIM'.H,
1UV.. Al'ltll. Ill, 1SH1,
Mlllli Mil'. Kill Il'ii.l. K.i, ly (' mill tl,-ll-ri
d, ii cliou-i u.l 'I'M V.i ii n it iliiUa Uly tn Hum
In ri. Hit' !nu t,tiim.iti- lut niri-rel it.- i-n-.i-ut
muni. O I- s i uro li.i'i' iiii-i ri rl ivllh IKutollio
Uali-a ,i,m. on noiiil fiMii'lattuljli.
.Ml M III 1)11 Mllll,
THUMs -SK iiiuntl.t iridll. ir five per rent J:-i-mii
I r.ir c li
VM. IIAHTII-. . n.VSJJ, M. I. DSVIK, li-0.
WM. e.OI.U.III). Anetl mir.
Oil tin-fnltoM tnit Uiiv. .,i-ll Utli, Mr llrlKJtan M
ai'll at Ii'h ruril, In-il- K ll-t talrt loi. inwii 'I'm- Onk
Illlt Si',-y Co. II ml II I,-.'.,
Kriiliil , uiliii-iivf- ht-,-,1. l'li. tu-i ,i In
ill t i;i--iii tin; lii lil, aniliAt nty 11m juiliiKliii'la. Sub'
pitl hr.
Ti:i!MS SirnoMatHiM-.
W.M. till. I, Mil), M. lIHIOCf.
AlK-tlu c I.
Cnt'iirii' u-Hiiy iifii r Man 1 rili. fi r wt !i Ii m r'y
tnrttlierer fiujirlviutt, orm tt,- Ani'iuunr ai lli-a
Mil in a. liiu-t
An Open
Secret
Tlio fact Is woll imilersfooii
Hint tho MEXICAN MUS
TANG LINIMENT is by fur
tho best oxtcrunl known for
man or boast. Tho reason
why becomes nn "op on
aecrot" when wo oxplnin Hint
"Mustang" penetrates skin,
flesh nml niusclo to tho very
bone, rcniovin nil discaso
nnd soreness. No other linl
ni'oiit does this, bonco nono
otiier is so largely used or
does such worlds of good.
"l"k-AG eiuiiu'Hlnilioivoild-liiipoiii' a'crlcoi
- I,rpiil e'umiui y In Aini rK-r. manli
nrli.lii-iilii.ua irvrjtudy irndti timi'niiiilljr In
rriMilnir Afiiita wunitil everywliire-ki-tilniliiii.
'"iii'-iiii. l wntlf line eetitl lor i-ln iilnr.
V Hi , V V 1"
linx lis.
31s lu.. oi oar
'3 Celebrated
SUM-SUN CHOP TPS
wr.t by nmll ou recelbt
ot SU.r t or is
NAjIII'IjK of Rnnn
on receipt of O cents.
His llio FSMKST TIM
linnnrtpil. WfttTflnted
losnitnll tastes. Vo'!ttip''i.imii taken. Tttaifiet.
Tho Great Amerlrau 'leu Co., Import(r,
F. O. 1IOX l-.'il.-i. 31 & 3.) Vcsey Bt,. N. X
fclililSieimlMliM
IiiitiiiiuiiuiiiMiiuiiiniiiiiiuu. inn
unini
I jinWW"riaimuini!3BliBfi !
mm
JliffililuOlllilliill!!Oul
II - 411
111
I lllllLi.. hmii'I III
B 1 1 ifi'ii il lis
0 fii II
W ImJlllh JIB
II, . .,"""u,,'l
ait m
i;iHjil
ISj5rMI SLOOP,
L--"- iuiihi.i -amiinn.i in .ii. i ii-i iii..,, rT--TTi ,,M
Dti. HAnTKH's Inov Tonio a preparation of Trotoililo (if Iron, rtnntan liork unit the Phra
ynMpc, tsfociaici) with tho Veavtiibia Arem:ilu-i Ilmlont-il li- tim u-ic rrolraslon. am. "ecot
ixcuui-; by tin in fm lljiiinlii. (Jrua-.'nl Dclillllj. t't'iiiitlr nin-ukoa, IVunl if VllnFi
kl;. nertonia lioliiitliiii, 'in t iIaii,ica- frum Ia-va-ii. liuU Cliruit'i tllllU uaad
actei, 11 Bcrvis every l uriotc wiier, u "iomv la ut-uajiiuy.
feiitfactutetf by HIE OB. HARTEfi MEDICINE: CO., Ho. 213 Korlh Mab Street. St. Loult
The Ladies
w ADiun ui
talnlatrntlon from Vaiiiniiton to tin "roai'lit ilmi. Inclmles much '
Perit nl ami Private litatury imvi-i vforii ('iiI.1I.1ik1. AiMnna
wxzmmm fit. I
'H-aiil.uy At jj nil N H.mrlh nt..
THE FRENTRESS STEEL
JUilentid JJ,c. J J, i.s;,7. JpfysSvK JtilMiml Miiy V, JH77,
ft licensed and protecleJ SJyfz&K uniler all tt.e bottom
t PattnU ol UatU Wire. ji
- Tho Most Pooular Birb fenos Wlro now ottered la market. Jt
U at prices which cannot be unilenold I bolnij ma'le from Alb
Yl oicvi aiuka. nnu me vntui sucurcii ncm Detwceil tho Hires.
H making II ! absolutely RUST-prool-the great objection ogalnst
II Uriah WlrA ullli I it a liutt iuaiiiiiI a k. . . t
t-i Mum iiiiw n i. is iiiu hi nvirnu uruuim llio Wlrvfe
SIANUFAOTUKI'.l) I1V Till!
ST. LOUIS WIKE FENCE COMPANY, I The Frentress Barb Wire Fence Cov
814 & 810 N. Second St, St. Louis, Mo. Uaat Uubuque, IllliioU.
"jf your Merchant doti not Iterf this Wirt, tend for frit Litti and CirtuUm., rr-
A Good Family Remedy t
HT 1 1 1 CT liY X 0 1 1 13
HARMLESS TO THE HOST DELICATE
BAUSA.H
-;rir4-'ru,1
saw,
, i V t 7
" r
TH eri:Mlru rrcnun'a th uagt i i liealtliy
riiHK.)
"What tlio Doctors Wny.
ISAAI'll IIOIIAX. M. II.. f.rloiai, (., ( till.,
lull i a. itinr A I litM I .inifi: I iiil-mn pin t
PMfeit ti-f.lcll(.li In (li-rj- can- l'l -tl 111) klmwl-iilii-
II. muk (ontK! nn intt, I t i iim It In my
ibl.yir ititi', amlntiii m ln.iir.dni am. v,i,
)
fit. KI.HTCIIKIt. if !.rln(trn. M .)! r.
'l ri- i miiHi.il .mir linliiiii In ri'li-rtrci tu
nr y uttrr lunlliltt rir i im In hi i! culiV.'
1)11. A. O. .lOIINfOS, cf VI. Vnr.nr. Il'a.. wrltnt
or at mi iMitii'i tin! him, i f c ailllKiiiii,llitii lit
lii til.ii' Ii) tli- Hii-tf 'Alla'irN l.liiiif Iml
nillli "
111! .1 H.lfllVKI!. Mourn, lib, A'l . a prnrltc
ni; ih)i!i l,u . r tv i ty r.ir irir.. i-1 , "It ( llm
ln-l iiuparntlim ruriir.amntli)n In Hi-- wo:il."
t- ii am imp -i nt nit- Tun- -l'i
saiiv ni-i Aa, it u ii i ft i
I Vi Kl.1 I. NT llKVI 1)1 .
t I 'II ANt
U A
S N KM. TOIIA.VT IT tl , . '
n ,Ni-AiSKiif i,t m i ruiiM.
I. V. 1IAK jMt-.V ,(l,toVtlt-lnra,
FOR, SALEOY ALL DRUGGISTS.
DEERE & CO.
One I.ex-r Only lt'iiitreil tn niiernte It
rnnnlni leu-1 ut all tleptha anil mi hlllalili i'. Tliu
tlniplci-t, rtroiiKciit, caulvat uivrateil, anil tliu mutt,
economical, becauto llio moat e:itltjfactory In Ita
Ecrfonnancea and raoit durable of any. Itn lamo
a been mado In tbo handa of 3.V0 farmers ilnr
Idc tho tiaat B years, each year Increa'lni; Itn ponu
larlty. Mado with loer Lift when ilealicil For
full informatlou eend fur dcecrlpttvo Catalogue.
V'sr It " m n mriuKAeJ If ynu i
Etsr i f tiUMlii-K. oral T5J liir.ii r I
IS i-no(ltivtliniiriiliinf vtM tir-iii.n n -pi-iiui-
t,r j Kir miiir iiiiuii v "ii '
II-.IIHII mi-ii uu uiu KV nnu in ii - .-ii.iu
Hop uitters. fiiwiu-t-, moi b.
If rniinivsi-itniriinilnwaufri'iltiirfr m inr In.
dlwiillui) l'i iilMiwKJH'iii.ll iniir-
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