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Williams & Davis, Pr uhtors,] A'F mily Pape ek oted to Science, Art, Inquirv, Industry and Literature- [Tens$3 00 ier Annm, In Advano VOL. IX. WINN'SBORO. S. C., WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 9, 18T3- . NO. 3 T II M; FAIRFIELD HERALD is II...)u ..KK[,V liv WIL4' AI1S, & D)A'ss. ~.- i - . N i. - J CO:- i_: l. i i Iiti I ' lti W eek I 1he1 Town 1f1 1ihr i S:1.09 its -dy All rall' i'il alsvertisemei nts to 1,c .. i.i ai ti t l v nc . .mituary Noliueos anl Triblite $1 00Tper Mfullr3 tir!ed. Noii. S:irtlop i< peprig for the h um roo l yI I i t l r ing t) l eformil its city g.oversonenclt, j>ns fInd1, i:, a difli culti taNIk. A frig hfuI colli.ioni occ ur t red Wt (lhe A 1 tti.) andl P1i60e it. l., neair 1 ) Luis. aly pie - i inu rde . ed. No ilbs.iiNdi I h. T Dg s New Yof '.VcliVork City ar, end ingt to ".) it g d uhe auitum 11n loq-tioVI. -They butuiber 15 0 1. . . t I n. $:, " Ah is beenl o"i re i for the da teetion. alld apprehentlltd (ur iote Good ricth unirder er. Dr. ciui N, nm of. N ew York, . it ha oeverely for preain g eC talnity without 21J)land withouit tihe leding due. t of the Bible. lie Col-.. :iders thle influenic of the Indepe dont very daingitng u a of autot h i of Ch1 istlia l.1'111,1 onnM slion ( 1 f oo. kgranl I billi.11rd tournametl for thle chaUlpionship of the world is beini hleld eIt NwX Ytuk. -A cave ill n favreof th e E k n in Nevada., I-l, recently a di.tancoe of 20; et. 0oe imin killed, annd odne :,everely in~jureil. willee' ofain, returied his back. P1 t the iTre . .r o . .rbhi .l .tr d of'S p i':s r of S iti Fai- have gran ted thle S,)uthelrn ci R., the use of . portion of ]Lisiana etr.et, on Mission lhy, for 15 ytars. The Into elections ia Strasburg .thive resute0 d i favr Of 10 ) th ati TUhIea crtanadates, The Vhenidole Coluin at Paris will be repair d i .t 9 Priqoa..4s re0e cisoa'o'd property of Com. .i uoata. A jud retribution. The iMeic tu Cougress has ad journed. The Insuargents in Cuba are getting the be(t of it ait pretent. The British ar paying great hon oi to the rShath. The Sha i will not visit America. Sad tiding bs for Gotham. Kaiser Welbiehn is old and sick. A rogeniy ie spoklen of', with Unser Fritz aIt it ebdac. Admiral Gr1IMIl, o'r- the British Navy, is dlead. lie s' rved against the u Uited States inl ttih The wheat crop of thle Uniitpod S lates, this year, will probably reauh ))0000,000U b-,hkolS. The 0Cotton crop i g onerally Ner No estimate i ns (J et be for.ed of the corn Crop. Beast Ur i a candidate for Gu heratoialnomination in Massachu .setts. Hie stumips thleState in his own 1aIf. Blaine, of 3hineC, wvants the Presi doeney. llis only New Enigland rival Gov. (Carpenter', of Iowa has been renom'.niated by the Republicans. Th'le convecntioni deniomices the back iay steal as "flagrantly iproper and T al r S.'b Smaiilh pox prevails in San Francis Co. Tfhe divorce lawyers in Chicago were recently horrified byv the ani niotunment of a silver wedding in that city. Stocihinga with rod spots are to he worn twithi low shloes this summer, so that mosquito bites wont show. TIhe conflerence of Liberal Itepub liena in New York City, on T1hursday, reaflirmned thio pi-incipts of the Cincinnati (Greoley) plat form. Ge(Jn. Wade I~am~on has gono to 'Warrenton, where he will deliver an oration on the occasion,. of' laying the corner stone of the monument to he erected there in memory of the * Southern (lead. ntcroo President Grant does ntcroS - swear. lie only drin'ky.. . * New Orleans dispatches state that the G. T. ]'eauregard who noted ty Chairman of the Louisiana reconstruo. * ion conmmittee, is not the Generai. Mosby has become quito a e Grant/s. Hfe still exerelses his scout' ni.. t alents in bagging fat governmjnj ofiles for his friends. T1he Now York Herald thinlis thorE wil be war with Moxieo. * Another ministerial crisis in Spain. Thle revolution is apparently on it last legs. TIhe Great Eastern has almost finlib cd layieg the new trans-atlanticoba. ble. Poro"' Ilyacintho is reported to havt dcined the p)ermanenit pastorate 01 his Gonev'oso oongregntion. "May I leave a few trats?" asked almissionary of a lady who responded I a h is rotIarurks : "Leave somie tracks: Cort ainly you may,'' said she, looking at him most benignly ever her spect "leave themi with the heel towardi the house, if you please." Ghtily Sc'hdi iii Nushville-lituvages of the Cialera. From 'it private letter from a le .d. ing businesi matt of Naslviile, v.e make the fopllowiig extract. : "Theon diiion of. thling., hils been awful here. L ,st Friday, I re't)oited eighty..one deaths. This was obtazint ed from the hidertakers ; bit I am Iul ly -ati.- - d thtt. there were it leasti twelity fivu to thirty tmore hI) w3ere litxed upI boy garpeters1. in) dilfyrti parts of thle city ansd buriedl. I kow of Csseh I% ' tVsu whole fa ni, i1 es of no. Igroes haru died-one case w here I1h lit U 1 an I I his wif wCr lyii-g d ad (on th e 1.1 and three e-:il-lren do: d i'u tle 1l-i ,r. "(A Mr. Jenkins, of Edgehtld, had two children to die yesterdey. They were both at Sunday-school in the morning tid were in their collins at 3 o'clock The di.,oase seems, how evur, Its a general thing, to be confined to the negroes and the poorer clais es of white people. I noticed that on Sunday, out of, fifty-.six there were tweity-eight b-*.ried by tihe .ourlty. [In almost l'Wtiry inistance, where prop er medical attention can he had promptly, the case will yield to treat. ment. Many have doubtless died from ftight and likewise from over doses of preventives. ,"While speaking of preventives, I will give you what I coniaider the best pres4ript inttl that can be followed : Have .a ntdage about half a yard w ide, inacp.of gg.od soft flannel ; keel) it tied around.the ,bowels, and every morning rub, tile abdomen well with spirits of oainphor. ,1j use this Con stanly and require ill my people to do so. 'Do this and live prudently, eali; no fruits or vegetables, and keep froi gq tinig scared, awd you will be well 'orttifed against cholera." Tightt Papers. There is oa perplexity T thie .4ormn Camp ill Pentnsvivanma, No hope is oiltertained of obtaining a reform govern jnent, so long, .ns thu.. Harribprg and r .h iladeplhi a-I t:de; by -ia'uipaaring the registation and the voting, can overcome any majority that may be gained in the rural districts. AmondAments to the con stitition, which would insure a fair poll and on honest count, were submitted to the Constitutional Convention. It.wi! essential that. the work of O~he body should be vonpleted and submitted to the people before the October election, and.it, wao thought that this could be (one On Friday last, however, tho Convention voted, by a majority of 0-0, to adjourn over from to-day to the third Tuesday in October, Tile ef'eetof this is that the next election will beoodiucts. ed on the *ld plai, and the Ring will have another year of power. Besides this, tle comnibination which tile Reform. ers proposed to make are endangered. The idea ws's to form a irion 4f Liberal, Anti-Ring Republicans and Democrats, who.woud elect an A4tministraktion man as StataTreasurer, and a 'Democrat of high standing as Supreme Judge. Tle ratificalion of the new constitution was the point about which Lte comb iation was to crystal.ze,ntd the ailleine now may lead to nothilg. . The Rings, or course, contrived the absjournment, of the Constitutional Con venrion . Thleir creatures, anid the similple-mlinded declegates whom thley' htood winke d, did ile dniiess. The ex etise was ',bat it, is 100 hot- in Philadel plia iln suimmer. Thlose delegates will reach a still hotter place. one of these days, if they siuk their (lily in that fashion.--News and C'ourierr TI:ec following old but good article, con veys a goodl idea of 111 he leasure andl ease attenin~itg and editing of a newspa, per: I"Editing a paper is a very pleasaint thling. If it contains too much political matr, peoplem wcn't have it.,; if it ,)mttmins too little, they won't have it. If~ thte type is too large, don't contain enough reading matter ; if thme type is too smiall, they can't read it. If' we pubimlie~h telegra ph reports, folks say they atre notinng but lie's ; if we omit them, they say we have no enterprise, or suip. press thlem for political effect. If we imanige in a few jokes, fo'lks say we tire pothtini but t-attle..hueads ; if wve omit jokes they say we are old fossils, If we publish origiinal matter, they blame uts for not Evirtg. them original sr-l'c-I lions ; folks say we are too lazy for not givmng them .what they have not read in some oth er paper., Itf we give a man 4t Comlphinenlary notice we are censtnred for being pa rlt ig; if we do got, all hands ray.we are a great-htog. If we speak well of anly ect. folks say. th~at wve .dare not do othierwise ;1 if we .cepsnre, they call us ajlraitor. I'fwe stay in onr.ofliio ~pd'attendc .to bnainess, folks say wve are too proud to ipgle withi our fellows. I f wve do not pay all bllsa promptly, folkit say we are .not to be ,truste'd ; if we (10 pay promptly, tbey say we stole the maony'. -Under the now military law of I',aly, Victor Emanuel wvill soon have a, regu lar army of 200,000 meni of all arms, and a reserve militia of 250,000, of~whmich it. 1s expected 200,000 will be efftOetive. Terre Haute his a young man who. cuts, fits and makes all the dresses ivorn by h is moathe,- nd fou. sier ,. Bloody Work in'irofila. It is rumorod in Atlanta tit an at t;ak wst made in Un ion Cunl ity 11po ouriaig( United States olicern:, vihiol resilted futalty. It seemtis that t wy iUitel StateS Deputy .1 Ishal, l.incihester and tlay,, anil a citizS a.miied L..' dford who prvbably" actet as iinfia'muer, were in Ution Counit -jpinig up and arrosting idlicit distil .trs. O1, hiat ,Westondqy.,. the part; of tirce were ibiiuu.a.\ed by a Miat of TI1i ian 4.County mni to, at least twentl sltrong. They had cmjcaled them &elvr.,; on the roadi, and14l thie flrs intimation ,.f their prcence was .shot,-gun fo(,!ey fired upon thei, kill ing Mr. Ledford. The .two em.niiin ing tried toescape, but Deput' Mar sIal Ray was captured. The 1illy Springs South says thn at no irtie in the history of North Missisippi have the caterpillurs bec: so numerous ; at no time so destrie tive. To compute their ;piemibNe woul( bo like computing the'drncps cf w ite1 in the Missiippi river and its tribu. taries. They have ruined the pros pects of an apple crop in some por tions of our country, and probabl1 killed ainty apple orchards outright They are depeedating on all foresi trees, especially the gum, blaek-jacl and young oaks. Thousnnds of tree. throughout the country have not v single leaf on them. What is to ht the extent of their depredation on th( arops, as the season progresses, no oti can tell. Much apprehension is fell through all Northeru Misissippi. A Remarkuble Lady. Airs. Manning, whose death was mnu,tioned a few days ago, was, by the ips :cf. rntrriage and consanguinity, ::losely connected with four Oovern ors of South Carolina in the past, tone of thedegrees being be3 on] that )f unle. Governor James B. Rich irdson was her uncle, Governor John P. Riehardson, her brother. Govcrnor Riobard L. Manning, her hutband, and Gornor mes L, Ma. n~g, her tale NgO.. Peter Wallace, a colored road iand..employed on the Northeastern lailroad, was run -over and instantly killed by the up freight train on Wedneaday night last, near Florence, while lying ableep on the trael. An excursion train from Sumter to Wilmington, N. U., will leave Sum. ber on the morning of thie 10th July next for Wihmiugton and return.the same rday. The ob. jeet of %he same is a pienio on Wac oamaw Lake. A writer In the Columbia Union. Hlerald wants to kno w what has be. come of the old claims held by the va. rious sheriffs .for costs on tax execu tions, niulla bona exeentions and.suel: like, mvhirch have acoumulated againsi the Stato. The Back-Pay Graid. A Western paper states that out o three hiindred and seventeen menibr of Congress about. two hundred n: seventy five,.hanve gone into the five thousand-dolhlar fnneral business, aid that there is no use for partial friends a n niewspaperst iihat bmnh in tirii smniles It try Lu save hiem. This is pretly m.:el the se'ntimnenlt throngitont the Wec:, ant all that Senator (Tarpentecr or Gnr Buit;r,.muay say canniot save the back pa firaI1bers fromi their elne measure o populaur odium. It will be enntons I< not ice how the. Ma:ssachtuse.te republi cans will aict in this matter. If atL the: Swae Conventon they follow in the foot sppof their friends in Maine, Obit and Iowa, and make tie dleunciation o Lthe grab a .feature in their platform, where will Butler st and ? The Khan of Khi'va, aait appears, aif ter twelvo attempts at more favorabli terms, which, it was supposed, wecre will '"treacherous intent,"., has uncondhit ional ly surrendered to Ge~.noral Kauftmatnn commtaniding !.ho ad vanced columun of Lth Russian army o imvasion and ocetin ion This means the aniexat ion wvith l'hivi of the wvhole of 'Fj:kestan to linssia, and the extensioti of thle lRnssiani railway systemi projected for Cen.utral Asia, vii the ancient, Oxus Rtive, to tho moun tain barriers of Hlindostani ainl by ai branch line to tlhe frottiers of' the Chi nese Etmpir~e. Thius litsesia is clearins the way -for the march or civilizatjioi inito the hi ierito isolated antd inui proachable regions mnad6 famous in his tory by TIiinour the Tartar and Genmghis Khan.-N. Y. IL raid. 'Them Democratic.constituents of (Con gresemnan Lamnison, of Oino, have noti. hied.him that hy. vet ing for the bael salar-y swindle, ond poegoting the mone' he ".has forfeited their respect anid confl dence." Tihoy demand that lhe shal either resign his office, or pledge him, self to.vote at the next session of Con aress for a repeal of t~he salary claulse C the,A ppropriation bill. Win- take it hi granted lhe is to make..restitution alst Women ought to do all she- on. t make thin earth a .paradise for mat as it was all her fault that he lost th 'other. h 11 tcling Between Vol, It. B lhCUt, Jr. 1111l Judg1e Vooley. Ni:w On.I:.' r, Tu ay, July I .\ eeial daI.,lutch to thlb New oe Cans Tiles dted at Montgom r3 *tation, "ims i t 1ppi, via1 Blay , . .tates that IL 111e,0 t I ng i ar'l Moantgomery Station this Jir 1.!. .n btwe. x-Juld*e WoD. 11. Gml . of kie l'tIe ne, in which th. form was kil!ed at the S(econtd 0 -._ T' parties arived at tho grouvnd: n tic Same t itni at ten t'ebckj this m11.r I i1 ng.. Collnel tcit was 'accomlipa i .4.1 by Mr. Chal le.4 i ,m an and Dr. J).(:: Aol Bruns. Jludg.- (..oley Wats at tentdedl I'y olo. el Get). W. Cari, and Muj -r Ml c eIt . ,Te weap u .E e Tduble.hArtre , eAiot gutib (ne barrel of w htich was loaded ui'i a single hall. The distance was fort yards. Upon the - arrriv:il of tia party at tie place selected for tie duel, the ground was prompily meas ured off, the positions scle.od, i.t, the parties placed. At tho fir.,t fir GoloUel Mlhett'n shot raiigNd I.hig, and Judge Cooley's to the righ' Judge Cooley delivered his fire ir. Neither of the parties was hit,and a ond exliange of shots was arrangeI At the seconl, fEr both principalh fired simultantu I:!y, and Cooh1,-y feil inortallv wout tld, tihe shot clte-rin hia lft, side, and a pparently passir. througi his he.m t. lie expired in si. minutes, without apparent snifering. Uefore dying he said to Dr. I.U'lay, who was attending hm, "I amt ghot througti the breast." This was tle only utterance of tle. (' ing man. The gontlemen cngaged in the affair, as eoon as the duel iLd criminated, ex chianged the usutal e urtesies and separated wi'h ihe expre.sion of mu tual respect and consideration. 'I'h duel grew 'out. of an attiole whicli appeared in ite Piciayiue I:st week, a1nd which drew from Judge Gooley a very abusive and instulting card, published in the New Orleans Tinies of the 27th ult. Colonel thett is a South Carolinian? and bas becu for some time'editor of the Pcayune. Judge Cooley was the counsel in the Hawkins libel suit against the Picay uiie, in which a verdict of $18,000 damages was jendered. Colonei Ithett was not touched in the exciang of bhots. LAT.R PAnRT:CU1.S.Is, Ni.:w Oni..s,.Ju ly 1.- ThIe Even ing II Jrald ha.:1 Ithe follo winge particu lars of tlie duel : "For %rseveal doas past th:; conml.ai;nity has b.en 1t1.ch excited by tle apprehensiels of a duel be veen ('olonel It. B3.R1hett, Jr., the editor ,f the l'icayutne,,and Judge Wi. 11. Cooley, the lading counsel in the eISe of Ihawkins vs. the Picayuno. O.1 Friday Colonel Roiett sent a peremptory challenge to Judge Cooley, which was accepted. Thc mteetilig, iow.aver, was agreed : to be postponted until Tuesday On account of Judge Coole'y's engagement. to argue tie rule for a new trial hsfere Judge llahit::, whch came np yes terday. Diing the course of the ttrgauient Judge Cooley, in opposing tihe notioin for a continuanec, remark ed that if tlie cise wentt ont intil Weditsday lie might not ba alive to argue it. And so it saily turncd out, fThe paties left, ill the Mobile train at'8 o'clock this morning, arrised I: Motnt:otmery Station atbout 10, t)'dcock, where -the party pot off. .Montgomery Stiti mi wthere the duel occurred- is a wild santdy looking place, nome four or five lil es t his bideC ofBay S.Louis, where the road bind wichl is tan opent field. Net.r by and (on the lineO of thie raiiroadl is a smnall cottage- occupied by a family, but, with this exception. there are nto residetnts neater dtan thirce qu-tirters of a um '.thlis dlifliculty is otte of t-he 11ad results of thte iniquitous Hawk ins suit sc:i-net the l'ieaiyuo, of whiebt Coloneci ibett is the editor. In his spteechl fer the proseoution editorial in- the next issue of the Pictayune pronounllcintg. themn falte. Judge Cooley thien adldreuied I comi maunioation to the editor calling for explainalipns, which eat being accord ed,.he "lloived it up by publishing a c-ard amsailing C'oloneol .Rhett. A ehallenige promply ful,low"., atnd.:the result is now befor'o our readers. This is not the lirst dute! in wich~l Judge Cooley has beeti coneo'rned. 80me - years I efore th~ wvar he met Dr. Katufmnan, one of bist parishion.:s, upon the field of honor, antd after ain exchtange of shtos tin amicable atdju-uneutvof thto diiliculty was made~l , and( the-eafter' the partidn boeamte warmt friends. PTe lacjy we btroughit to thte city this <venaing, and was left :at thte lauz.:berg Hlospital. Trho funeral will take ptlae - to morrow. ,liiroad C'onivention... A railroad aoonventioh will be beli at Abbevillo ont theo 13th- or Augus Snext. .The citizens of iiaaufort, Barn r well, Edgefiold, Anderson and Abbe ville are to be0 rep~resented. The ob 'joet of the medtintg is to further ih< project of a railroad from Chicago t tile South Adtantie coast. e Thea grave of unappteointive genin The waste basket Extra iStsloti of 1ho hegislature. W e undeistund, from good author it;. thant a self constituted committee of Seiators have circulated a coni dent al ciitilayi- amonig the liepubli 01u Memhbers of theou egislature, re r( esing the ir signature for an extra 'I h urgent leasons as-igneI are nner*,- tut *' he 1nst in po r taint, ut-ri to be : *.4. That several m1e, bers ha vO pay ee0 tilictes of Five Tlousat.d Dllars. which the StatJ Treaiurer refuses; to ensh. 24. That the M0~i. have decide'd against the.8. C. ;. R. in! relatiol to the tax - oe-; which would !.om'. el the ro'I to pay into tO State Tr'easury before t1e meeting of- the -regu-lar ses!iJn of the Legislature, between three and four hundred thousand dol. a1rs ; this amount the S. C. It. 1R. is reluetant to pay,:not only this year, but' every succeeding year. The rod thurefoto profera n-me spoecial legirlation just now arid strong ioncyc arguments are being used to bring ahout that desired ond. Tho coTplany w.:uld rather pay the Leg islatu ro about one hund red thou iid dollars, than to pay the State 'il Ia'w'l%,I tarest froin thAoe to four lundred thousad a year. 31. That Governor Moses has ex hausted all the money in tile State Treasury, including the School fund, whereat, honorable members are dis satiulled, and de*pand an equal di vido. 4th. Mlue Ridge Scrip in Columbia ip held in Columithi by the bushel, by certain parties, and they ask a little special legislation in their bohalf, for which they are willing to'pay a libe.. ral Sumu. 5th. It has been discovered, by the Sinking Fund Commission, that eer tain very honest oflicials, including the 4,overnor, members ol the Legig hlture, etc., have approliated mo!:t patronizingly to themselves, several millions ol State bonds, at which the Commuission lanifest must disgust an;d propose to look farther into. /,ancasIkr Ledgrer. Altentloin Coutiny Auditors! Comptroller--General S. L. Iloge issied circulars yesterday to the differentt county auditors, ioquesting them to furnish, as soon as jissible, informatig it. as follows :- The nic f anry ia:lro.,,l .oipany, with the laie of the prehident or mianaginig di Iectors of tLe company, whose track or portion thereof, is -in tle county. The11 n.1imes Of all banks and bankoe, with their titles, national, State or private, with the inuuie of the presi. dent and dirtetors in charge of the saline. The namie of any fire, m11ar i11e r life insurance conjainy doing busi pess in the county, together with the lamles of the local or general agents. The ra ic of i-ny: express coip:iny doing business in tlicounty, atid the naie of any telegraph collpanly. Albo requesting Ilose county audi tors who have I 6 i settled with, their county treasurers for ho general license tax to- do-so a4 o.ce and for ward sheets to the e6:ptrollei-gener al'.4 oflioe. The tax duplicates fur 1873 will be sent by express on Mon. day, the 7th instant, with bilanks of 'the same enclosed -Union-Ierald. An Important Decisliol,* Th o Su preme Cej'r t of' tblstato hlas reverseld theC decOisi of J ud-go TIourgee recentlly mIplo. in the- Su Iperior C'ourt of O-ra-g3 (ounty, in tecase of Rtuflin, vs. tihe Commi - sIeer of Oranlge, as to thbo power o'f the State to talx United States 'Ire. 2. ry notes and National .ank bills as molnehy, also, sol %pts 'uiiits. The Iopinion ef the Coiit was prepared by just i a Isd.d e. It' will be remembered that Juidge Tourgee hold that neither 'JUnitedi States Treasury notes nor National lturikbiil~s were subject to taxation b7 the State, alsa that solvent credits were not taxable, as tile deposit re malined money either as United Staties Trealsury pptes, or National Hank bills. - - -We uraderstand .thd Treasufer of State has invaria1ly instructedl the list-takers in the State to regirlre tax payers to list their money ona hanid or onl deposit, also their solvent credits leg arding it as his du'ty to- seerthat the law was excuated,-as thle law im posed a ta i aln these subjects. .We a wil' publishl the decision to morro w.-Raleigh News. The first lion of the Rebejlloat.. .T he .War D~epar tmeut w ill send 'to West Puin't from the Ordnance Bu feau,.as ah tropshy of'thle fete war, the fiIrat gun tired in the cause of the rec bellion. It was fred at the' bteatner Vicksburg, bound for .New Orleans, 1and~ sppposedl to have ar'ms an1( tI mmu 'ntion on board bolonging to thLe Uni ted Statis. Th~e finng took place several days before any guns wore fired at the United States obtroop; either at Charlestoo et 1?nnuola. It isa'yn).li four.-pounh cannon, forsmer ly the pr'opgrjy of the city of Vieks AIKentyph~y paper-contains anteport of a recet weddinlg, in which 'Sh bride was udt particularlyhandsomne, but her a father threw iln seven mules and the hus. haiad was satisled.' A; i NVIIIle n t(uc'111i * Mercry, r. ry il IlWI1 -' hCliI't ib etull* but 1 'I m ti t iVtIlu re~ tillt hem vcs (..om Dertai od noL of nn ivr .it 'pttil Ili ttry or ia1 nrio I'l I~..z ;ii o am tilb ~a ck* , Siut oriilsOtj .01, thelric s i ;~ t o l itt IH, oftai~ )'rcvtiil.0(,ti4, ,t,,Ie r al t:;'tc Dalfiteragnott. ol Qj lolvh'ot' Poillu 'ai ig otnael 0of lit' tao n !1111' LPN] t Del-iiic, iLw opr in z, 1 11'Ac "ii izi i IIIl).t filxe ldkw i j a t 3 rs oar5 Iot')' ;~ 1_1 11 pialleituly fZil set~i 0' (lit! ditg - h at'1 i,*ilotI ut0 il ti ii V01 1 wiial, t ;a l a I.'l(tt i. Thlisi' (Iowt Unftiriii liaimqk i iilanot bte' ortaao tlpit 01' 1 i lmo litttztoittat BI h o dne'l , at o ie 'sic a' I .' n' lle .Colic. Liver, if4.ic lnag'i agt ttI'1i'y Mirk),nll &c., ~ ttc'h~ i 't..,;i'II t Ilullted il tile. 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