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by the city engineer of said city, accord ngtohls surveys thereof, mane uuder- TUTT the direction the city cuiiocll of stid MEW DRUG HOUSE city uuu having the satiuuuu and ap proval of said city council. 18 fl result therefrom, and a court of last resort shall decide that said city la liable to th-said mtgoiuery Water Works lor the cuy's failure to use or take water from the Montgomery Water then and in that event said Arthur II. Howland, his ast-ociates, successors of assigns shall and must furnish the said city free of rent hu equal number of hydrants, erected under this contract for an equal period of time, for which If after said mains, pipes or aqueducts are laid, at the expense of said Arthur 1 fl. llowJand, his associates, successors or assigns, as herein provided, the established grade of any sucn street, alley WE HAVE OPENED AT 31 COMMENCE STREET, A HLL. STOCK OF or public way shall be changed by the authority and direction ot said city, AN ORDINANCE.

GrAiitini'lo Arthur II. HowIhikI, his associates: or HfaiftW, the right to Iny dowD, usennii aintHln, water nrnins, pipes and aqueducts, or other lixtures pertalnlDg1 to 1 urDir-hirj? a water supply to and in the city (it Montgomery, and consenting that the same may be extended by them within the poline jurisdiction of eaid city. Section 1. He it ordained by the city cluncilof Montgomery that Arthur il. Rowland, his aswoolattp, fliieoesacrs UMBlfrns are hereby authorized and empowered to erect and rnainLdn a suitable water woiks pumplno; station in or near said city, and to lay down, maintain and tine water mains, pipes, aqueducts and other lixtures to, in mid through any oflhe streets, alleys, and public grounds in said city for tho conveyance of water, in and through said city for the use of said city anil Its inhabitants, as herein provided, but the location of such pipes, aqueducts and others in and through said said city has been so held judicially liabb provided, that in every such suit or nuts, sail Aithur II.

Howland, his us.socirti.es, successors and assigns shall huve'ihe right to be represented by E5tople! Io.noy G-oods couns'd of their own selection to be paid ny themselves, with whom the counsel J3IF2LXJO- XjiITXTHS of said city shall co-operate i.o said suit or suits. stock anl examination of our And invite an inspection, of ur hi Sec 22 il i it further ordained. That 11 re 8. this ordinance mav be repealed or re- 25 YEARS IN USE. Ti Greatest Mciical Trinmph of t'as Agel SYWPTOIWS OF A TORPID LIVER.

f.o.nol aopellle, Itowelscoatlvt I'nln In ilia lien-l, wlih dull aiif.ution in ihi hifclt purr, ruin under (he alioulder-Mndc, ulinoftn uller eating, vrlih to exertion of body ormlnil, temper, I.titv -plrlta, wllb 11 1'eelincoitiiivlni; uetlci ti'd annie diitVt Wt.i inf-on, X'lutlerlng nt tho llenrt, Iots blore tho erii llendncbs over I lie richr eye, Ketloue. with ficiul ilrraine. Illelily cnk'reil llrlue, nutl CONSTIPATION. TIITX'S ril.i. ore especially Oilopterl to eusei, 0110 diwo ciTectn micli cbi-nge of Jeohnp as to astonish tlio nutferer.

Tuyy Ini-rease ihr. Aiirlltf fame tho b.vjy T.vke on tliu. lh- Bytera iVi'l livtlitrlrToiilc Action on tlm 1HC 1 Orora M.1trt;ii Inr loolim rrli urn'. 4 i TUTT'S EXTRACT SARSAPMU tij lnly, mukt-s 'i-altlry tiv.U. orrcniiJii'ii tltit repair-', tin tiiuriyntoin witii pure liur'l imiwlr; U-'W-i iho ni'i'voii sit in, braiti, imtwrts tio itJ'or ct Uiauh'jJ.

Si hv flrutrtristn. OPSftCV, i 1 ui ray Nnv VrV. scindrti on ninety days' notice in DEiT HARVEY oct wntiugto them, a' any time the world herein provided for to be con- Htrnetil! be thi. SMi, I Artlinrll Inu-- J. D.

1KKKL Li. C. ALL. itilira BUDOJ.ru, streets, alleys, and public grounds may be determined by said city council. land, bis associates, miojessors or assigns, shall in any substantial or material particular fail to meet the requirements ot this contract, unless within Snid ninety days said works, in such substantial or material particular shall nave been tuaoe to conform to the pro Carnage Ms, MANUKAITVRHR8 AMU OIL I FINE OAlil.il A Buggies, visions i mis contract.

then and tn that event, the expense ol ehitdglng the gradss of any pipes, mains orj'iqueducts that maybe laid in any such st reets, alley or public ways shall be paid by the said city. Sec. iie it uither ordained, Thatiu consideration of the rights and privileges ('ranted to the said Arthur H. his associates, successors or assigns, they must furni.sh the said city tiee of charge liftmen millions gallons ater pir annum for the uses of Maid city. said city ay direct, in addition to th- water used for tire purposes.

S-c. Hi. lie it furtner ord lined, That the Slid city council may employ a practical hydraulic engineer to see that said works so constructed as to properly protect the interests of said city. Sec. 11.

lie it further ordained, That it existing ordinance be found insufficient to give the usual proper and necessary protection to the property of the said Arthur II. Rowland, his associates, successors or assigns, invested in the said water works, that the city council will eniict such other usual just, lawful and necessary ordinances as will effect that purpose. Section 12. Be it further ordained, That the said Arthur II. Howland, his successors or assigns, shall have exclusive control of the laying, connecting and maintaining of all surface and lixtures used in connec Hon with suiilwa'er works in the streets, alleys and public ways of said city of iigoiiiery.

Sec. bi. Be it further ordained. That in the Hushing uf sewers other than by the u.ie of automatic flushing tanks, such me shall be bet the hours oi ti p. m.

and ii a. and if the water therefor is taken from the hydrants of the ssti i c. 23. iie it further ordained, That if after said ater works are completed is herein provii'ed, any unioresetu or inevitable i.t c.ident s.hould happen to the hiiiery or any o' her part of the sa d. irls ihi the said Arthur 26 Uwreace St, od HOS Sum II.

Hcwland, his associates, successors or assigns shall have a reasonable time KONTKOnKKY, ALA. ltd attenttod gia to Kapt'lcg. within which tor pair, replace and make good u.e same, an i put the said water wo; ks in the condition quired tr -j--v by this and any such unforeseen or inevitable accident, and the reasonable time riLdcied neeess.ary to repair or provide for Ihe same as afore CJEATKAL, SOUTliWJSMMtii Jtd MUA'lUOJiiJil EUEAULA KAILH0AD8. From AHanta Phynician. iN'S riONLER KLOOI) ltENKWER has ht en In use lor veari with uniifi'rcd' iiti'd uc- said, shall m-vtr be construed to be any bre'ach this contract or any cause lor repealing this ordinance, but in nv AH trains nils system are run ty e.v,ra) or (9t'j Meridian time Savannah.

Ga Oct. 4th, iiSo i -'I- 1.1. la.al.ia rtl 111 nut. r.SUlt. flltl c-ss It Is vfRetuble and (loei Hie no It lii)piovi- the appetite, il K'9-tioh 11111I lilonrinmkiiiK.

unci ti iiii mi mi tliB iiiiu'IIdiis hikI tissues of tliesvst in, ami llius the Pkoil ri'iu'vvi'r nii'1 iicnllh irslorer. It. Increases the such evt nt. there may be just and fair 0 nbatetnent nt the price to lie p.ud them tollowst for the ui the said hydrants con tOT-H A 1) C.K.K.- Line action of Hi" skin. in Powell ami liver.

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4 mi Ar Sec. 2. Jie it further ordained, That the rights and privileges herein aud hereby conferred are tho subject of a contract between the said city council of Montgomery and the mid Arthur II. How lurid, his associates, successors or assigns, in hertin set iiuth. Sec.

3. lij it furil.i-r ordained, That the water so furnished shall ha clear, wholesome, deep well water.Miitablefor all domestic and ordinary mantilaotur-itg purpestsand sullident in quantity for all the Uses of said city and Inhabitants not exceed irg six million gallons per day. Kach ol said wells are to be so constructtd as to exclude all surface water or sewerage drainage, to be bored or dirven like artesian wells im 1 to extend to the same depth as the artei-iitu wells now in the city if necessary, Sec. 4. Beit further ordained; That the buildings to be erected for the; reception aid use of the pimping machinery of said wattr works shall be of brick withirou truss roots, the v.

hnlj to be neat, substantial nd every way suitable for the purposes for hk-Si they are. built. Sec. 5. Be it further ordain: That the machinery for said water works shall consist, lirst, of four ninety CM) horsepower boilers, capable, t-1' carrying a pressure of HX) pounds to the square inch.

The pumping engines ahull bo two in number, each capable of pumtint; a maximum quanty of four million gallons of water per diem against a es-sure of 130 pounds to the square inch. Each of thes engines shall be duplex, of modern construction, highly linlshed and lagged with black walnut; in connection with the above shall he all the necessary air pumps, conden er, to make a complete hiirh st ndarti pumping plant. The said buildings must be ample to contain the said pumping machinery and ilfty per cent, more, whenever necessary. Sec. 6.

Be It further ordained; That leading from this pumping station to Court Squ-ire there must, be a twenty-four incn pipe, and leading this pipe there must be other pipos ot suili-cb-ut size to tidly reach and supply all pins of the city; but the size ol the branch mains leauing from said 21 inch on Court street to the other ins of thecity is to be hereafter determined npon by and between the said city Council and said Arthur II. Ho land, nis associates, successors, or assignors beiore the work contemplated by this dec' ion is commenced, provided tnesaid council is represeuted in making Sii ii selection by a competent hydr iullc engineer. The hole said system shall lie such as to cover au-1 supply all portions of the existing streets of' the city, and be furnished with all the and usual stop-gates, ciui castings, air valves, blow-offs, and place not less than two hundred hydrants thereon of approved construction, to be so located that said hydrants shall average 32s feet apatt, and to be so located by said city with two nuzzles of such size as thecity may direct; any hydrants which th city may desire to plan on this original pi-e S) stein as herein provided for shall oe iurnished, loaintained and set, whenever said city may so direct, theexpense thereof to be paid by the said city, and thecity to have the use thereof tree of All pip castings, to be of lirst class iron, bitumenizsd and te-trtl with a hydrostatic pressureof IKi pounds to the squur inc'i S-c. 7. licit further ordained.

That to equalize the pressure throughout th city there inns'; be erected in compliance with this cantracf, and as pm thereof, ou suitable ground, an ornamental water tower and observatory, havlLg a capHx i'y of fiii.nJU gallons ol a top elevation of above ci'y datum. The said water tower when full must gi ea. static pressureof ptiiiixls at Court Square; al bead of Dexter avenue in troi.t of the State House ol pounds, uinl en ihe highest point ol inud ii: the ires- ut corporate limits id' the of Montgomery of lit pmiud.i to the square inch. The pressure above provided for lie-ing snlll'leiit to give I'ue streams of the following height. at various levels in the cit i bat is to say: All streams using luOfVetof two and one-half inch or bos" with ono inch smooth noz-z'p give, uMer grtde lo'i, streams Mil feetbigb; und'rgraile'jKiaud above t-rade 13t, btreanis tKJ feet high; under ade 230 and hbove grade AM.

st reams Ho feet high, all in still air. Whenever tlm connection Is open bc-t Wei ii the said pipe system and the tcild water tower I he supply must be such as I hat six Klreiuiiijot the above capacity can be had from any six hydrants In the of tli' lie alterallves tli 't can I'e nsed In the at'ove cnniilaii.ts. M. .1. DAN ILL, M.

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ltiv" Aoi I Kullroitil. I or tuli i.ili'rni.iiion our Iree on 5:16 plillLv. ami Sain v. 1 11 be luiulshed ou I applicalmn lo the 'AaU-r works, it shall always be thiongh at least one hundred feet of hose, and tut one such stream shall be used at a time. In estimating the water used by the city free of charge, the usual propsr add necessary instruments, recorders, shall be furnished and used by the management of the said water work-1, subject at all times t-j the inspection os the hy draulic engineer appointed by the city.

Sec. 14. Itj it fuither ordained, Thai, in consideration of these premises the said City Council hereby agrees to pay to said Arthur II. Howland, his associates, successors or assigns, for the use of the hydrants o. said water works for lire protection, the sum of eleven thousaud dollars per annum for all of the hydrants located oa the original pipe system herein provided for, to be paid in equal monthly installments during the existence of this contract, the use of all other hydrants hereinbeiore provided for to be free to said city Sec.

13. Be it further ordained, That the domestic riles for water turnished under this contract to the citizens of Montgomery shall never exceed the average rates pant in other cities of similar size; the present basis of such rates shall be six dollars per annum for a building of Uve rooms and less and one dollar per annum for each additional room, other rates to be proportionate to ihese, as above ordained. Said rates shall be such as to allow for the use of meters by consumers, if they so select. Ssc. Irt.

Beit further That the work necessary for the proper ul-lillment of this contract, shall be commenced by the said Arthur II. Howland, his associate, successors or ithin thirty days from the date ot the passage of this ordinance, and shall be practically completed within nine months after that time; and said Arthur II. Howland. his associates, successors or assigns, shall deposit with the City Clerk oue thousand dollars within twenty-four hours from the date of the pissage of Ibis ordinance, and forfeit the same If said work is not commenced as aloresald. S-)c.

17. Be ir. further ordained, That at each recurring period of live years, after the date of the passage of this ordinance, said city of Montgomery may, if it so desires, purchase the s.ii.l wa'er works herein provided for; ami if the said city and ti said Arthur H. Howland, bis associates, successors or assigns can not agree upon the price thereof, then it shall be referred ta three disinterested and competent persons, one to be selected by ssid city, and one by the said Arthur II. Rowland, his succissors or assigns, and if these two cannot agree, then ihey shall select a third competent, disinterestod person, and the award in writing of a majority of these arbitrators thus selected shall be linal and binding upon the parties hereto, and perl.irmed and executed without delay.

IS. B. it further ordained, Tha' before any rent for any hydrants of the said proposed new water works shall be due or paid, the city at its discretion test the Mailt works, to ascertain if they are tllcieiit to furnish the lire streams he-, in specilled, and the works erected and constructed comply in all respects ith the terms of this Sec. Bs it further ordained, That the works herein provided for shall lie extended within reasonable time after the said city ahull notify in writing the said Arthur H. Howland, his assxiates, successors or assigns, that the said city has located one hydrant on each tenth of a mile of said pro-proposed extension, to be paid for ut the annual rate of llfty-llve dollars per hydrant.

Any additional hydrants which thecity may desire on such pro-poted extension, shall be located by the city and furnished, set and maintained at the expense of thecity as provided in section six of this article, and free of rent. fiec. 2i). Ha it further ordained, That when the water works herein provided for are completed stipulated for by said contract, that it shall be obligatory upon said city to use the hydrants of said wnW orks and pav for the sii'ne as herein before provided for, during a period of fifteen years; but this shall not HfTict any rights and privileges hen bi granted to maintain and operate mid water works In furnishing others than the fit v. S'C 21.

lie It further ord iltud, That If said city shall discontinue the use or rental of or all id the lire plugs or ItMlrnnt connected with any ol the Morilrtiuiii-ry Wider Works, lis a consequence of using the hvdnitiM herein provided for, and If a suit or suits shall 21. li- ir. further ordained. That said Arthur li. Howl.ind, his associates, successors a-signs may, if they see proper, exi'-nd their said' water works int the within the police u-risdk-ii of said city upon complying with the l-iv.

the State ol Alabuni in tha1' beha'f. and this they way do withou- otj-i'tion on the part of "the city. Sec. 23 Be i1 further ordained, That the sa Aithi II. Howland, his associate--, M.ccrssors and assigns, are required, if the City Council may so direct, lo spnukl" si.th streets of said city as the City unci may direct, aua at such times as the City Council may direct, In the usual m'a reasonably proper manner of sprinkling sir.

cts in a city by means of wagons and and for such service shall receive sixty dollars per month, for each sprinkling cart, of approved pattern, during the lime it is so used, computing day's wor at ten hou'S lor each cart, and the amounid.e-therefor to be pail at th- oi earn month. Sec. 2d. Be it further ordalaed, That in the work te in laying at-! pipes, aque.i icis auu uxtures in any street, aiiey, or public ground of said city said Arthur II. Howland his associates, successcrs, or assigjs, shall as soon as practical iie and within a reasonable time thereafter, place the surface of such street, alley or public ground in substantilly the same condition for travel that it was before the laying of such mains, pipes, aqueducts or erecting of such lixtures.

Sec. 27. That said Ai thur II. Howland his associates, successors, and assigns shall so construct and continue the water works herein provided for in such a manner as to interfere as little as possible witn the public or private property in this city and shall Le liable for any damage or injuries to person or property caused by the negbgence of said iwlan-lhis associates, successor, and assigns or the agents of said Howland. bis associates, successors and assigns.

On motion the rules were suspended. The ordinance was then put upon its iinal passage and adopted. Aid. Wiley moved that the minute show that A. H.

Howland personally appeared for his associates, suuecessors and ass'jms, and by his counsel W. L. Bragg bt fore the council while In session, and accepted all the provisions contained in the foregoing ordinance. AX ORDINANCE In relation to the erection of verandas in the city of Montgomery. Section 1.

Be it ordained by the City Council ot Montgomery, Tha thereafter ail verandas erected in the city of Montgomery sh.ill be in strict accordance with the plans and sp-cilications on lile in the i. tli. of the clerk of the City Cotin -il. I'rovided that all cast the height of such vi latidas shall bs determined by the city engineer and made to conform as near as possible, to each other. AN OliDINANCU To It vy taxes for the City ot Montgomery lor the year A.

1). 1.VS5. Be It ordained by the City Count!) of Montgomery, That there be and Is hereby levied for the current year A. I), iv3. for the purpose of defraying the municipal expenses for that period, tho following tax upon real ana personal property, subject to taxation within the city of Montgomery, lo-wlt: 1st.

A tax of one-half per centum, or fifty cents on tho one hundred dollars, for the purpose of defraying the current expenses or the city. 21. A tax of sixty-two and one-half one hundredths of one per or sixty-two and a half cent on the one hundred dollars, to pay interest on the bond Issued under the provisions of an act to authorize the City Council of the city of Montgomery to adjust all claims of indebtedness now outstanding against said city," approved December Pith, 1H7'(, It lb SxuhiiiiAss, Clerk. Cure our Chills and Fever. To cure this dlst re.ising malady, which renders the sufferer unlit for the duties of life and lays the foundation for a train of other til-i 'ajes, thoro Is uo remedy thai cm coiiip.iio with "MiWilleld's Chill and Fever Tonic." It is cheap, ef.

tectivean I thoroughly cadored by the pp'ssatid the p'tipiH of ifui Smth. Try o'i bottle and you will never use any other. It Is put up In 50c Htid SI sizes. Prepared by the Mansli.dd Medicine Company, of Memphis, anil for tie by druggists generally. It noTcr -ill to euro in every case.

JI UOX 53KOM IXK Sold In lii.wilered form, easy to nrepure a' I No. 19. I No. 6. IK.W.K.

No.ii. Ave, pasa'irerl 1'iiw Mnf. Pa'ior A Machin Ar 3 .55 6: mi iO05pm ll Ar.KouT 2:37 pm .1 am am! 2.10 II an- pin ii'inie wlih or mtlunil sidrlts; l.une si.e mailcl to anVA'Idress mi rcelpl of pric- Llijind Linn, small size, Sl.wi. iare lie, Irviii.ftfiide dt Alexmider. Wholesale Agents.

Inlv il in hv Eleeant local Ulwplr Cars ou ihkIst f- tollows: HttwM'n Savamiati ana AujiiK. tnlm Sos. 68 and 64: between Savannah trains No. 53 and 54; between Havannai ualAtlaanta, tralun and 54. Pullman rlotw Bleeulni? Cars n.wu Clncl-.

mid without chauKe. piitlmau Hlwn'ert bttveu anJ Ja-'kaonvllle, vlaAtUnt. Alhan u4 WaycrOM, and via Montgomery, AlPain tuoi Ttiomiuivllle. Trains marked thus run dallv; trains mirkf t'ms run icept Sunday; traina mwlted Oat i run dally except Monday. Train No.

9, dally except Monday, between S.nitUv'.Ileaiiii Knruula. and dally betwwi. Bo MTnS Nomdafbetween Montgomery a'l Enluulu, and di.lly, except Buuday, betwcoi lunula and Smubvllle. No. voatid 6I run Sunday's only.

Sumlav pccial. Tickets lor all points auQ Hieepiux K- rins on ai Union Depot Tlcaot Offlce SO prler to leaving time ot all trains. WILLIAM RtSdKKf. Oen'I Mupi. T.

P. W. F. BHKLLMAN.Trallc Mananer, Havuv.ah O. A.

HITFUKAO. Gen I Paas. Aneni W. H. WILLI AMrt.

Ageat. MonlKOnienr. Ala Many a Lady is but lu-r skin; and nobody lias cwr tola her how easy it is to put beauty on the skin. Deauty on the skin is Magnolia Ualin. QOSES BROTHERS AGENTS FOIl Till.

W. NT. Prulitcnl of thelireul l.nl 1 1 I.K1 i I I II-JOt UNA l.lil., lellH wluil Ii WINTERSMITH'S CHiLI. Olii-L (Jini'E UV TI1K fill-Ill' -l: J' I.lll-ll. II.

I.f, Il 1 nr. mnlrrtmllli. Sir: I waive a ile I lime NnlHlilDiieCiiii! ervrd fur llinnv yenrs, Uie nine nf iinr ni. 1r iiroiiiiiiii me in reply in fuur I L'niiw nf vimr lilll lire. lie nrti lite a fity and maintained for an Indefinite mirn hi uf Hi clfletiey 1 In.

nn i Hie I r. Milis uf luellisits I hail uliserveilini Mr. II. V. Meleilllll.

wliu, fn inor limn llllis'ti yuars. hail ln-cii luri limn of my ilu Induced Uie to le.l fl III in finally. Tho i'P av been enilrely naiinfni'iiiry. 'I he first cm us: of wn yenrs'iituiiilliiKr, In ulilcli I l'-llevo "Vi linwn remedy hml been tried with leinpiinu- ellef- tliechllH reiiiruliuf iiistleully mill Ml ceiniiiKiy sever liy. euro hriiUi once, iiml there has Ii no leeiir-reuci'oi 'in for mure I han ui im.uilii.

I be oilier pe rlod. The connection between the mains ii lid the water lower must be such that it can be closed In live minutes and the striimiH multiplied up to the capacltyol ihe pumping umi-liliiery, which shall be the Hiuivittet't of twenty lire streams as above described. ra win i inllder form, ami yi iiiure mil-lv to ill i ii.cil.es bu the It: wild return lnterv I r. I nr meillcl was ued, hiihhi which Hi: verulmoir' b. Imyeenilri'.

Ivllsup enri 1 the rttllill 1 1 bnve liud t'l I d'l III) lied teloev re. ley belief Unit year I bill fore lli vnllllllil ellle, und pi'llulIU til you pioml.0 lur II. ARTHUR TETER Afonts, Loul.vlll., Ky. The Strongest Purely Mutual Life Insurance Compjun on earth. Better than Government Bonds.

Figures furnished on application to Moses lirothert Agents wanted in Alabama and Mirisiffsippi to represent tb; sterling old Ooiiipaay. J. E. JOHNSTON manager Southern Uoiiarhiient, Atlanta, ami Kit TKII'M. Kshor i s', i nlcl.i rou'e lo II." 1 S'c.

Jt It iiiither ordained, I hut ho pipes, mains or aqueducts herein provided for tdiall be laid with a covering of notbs-i than two feet below the i tiib'lsheil grades of the streets, alleys and public ways of the cite. In my such s' ret nlley or public way in wblcli aiild tuuma i i iiilut ducts nuiy be laid, win sm'll Is (be preetnt nirlare grade the or public way or no. The tei'm "iHliil llshfd graile," -tit'itth wheh such mains, pipes or tuple- duels sill. 11 be 1.1 1 1 1 tierelil pn Ole.l, mi ati the survery us iiiiii1 via l.ie Line, aim nine lv Hie nil lill'L- Meelill is fi-iun fli clll ii hi to lint i uie I hi.) Hie eliy nf Now lurk IiiiiiI leir i liausler No 'n cluiiite lie l.liiiltiil lll.e LiSlest I mill HI AmeriCivi ui fi tn kds vi i ir.i or I IIiiiIsiiii liver fti'iu Ali'iiiiv lo Mew irk. A-U ni- i'i i.

I aio'cl tnat'i't'il r. MOSES HU0S. Agents, I la. oradil .1 K. hi.

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