The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, January 17, 1882, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text2 &"$ yft&zp sr-,, - r-s- 7-r-- -rJfirj'r -As W jj Miu.,mnu iiugi ASTORIA- OREGON: . TUESDAY . JAN. 17. 1882 J. F. U 1LLOU.1V Editor. Changes iii Population. The table of population :ts fin ally corrected by the census bu reau, shows a population of 50,- 155,783, an increase in ten years, of 11,597,412, equal to a gain of thirty per cent. The whitapopu lationjs 43.402,970, the negroes number C,580,793, the Chinese, J05,465, and 60,407 are Indians. Theincrease in .New Hampshire has been only 1,735. or a little more than one-half of one per .cent, while Dakota has grown from 14,181 to 135,177, showing the unprecedented in crease of 853 per cent. The in crease in the New England states is below the average Maine show ing Z per cent, Connecticut 10, Massachusetts 22. None of the .Middle states,- with the exception of West Virginia, which shows an increase of forty per cent, equal the average gain in the country, ranging from ten per cent in New York through seventeen in Dela ware, twenty in Maryland, twenty two in Pennsylvania, twenty-three tte .. . ..:.. XT 111 Virginia u iwuiiiy-ssix in jbh iow, .Terse'. The central western states do not, taken as a whole, show that phenoininal growth which has heretofore distinguished them, as Indiana has increased eighteen per cent, Ohio twenty, Illinois twenty-one, Kentucky twenty-five, Missouri twenty-six, Iowa thirty six, Michigan thirty-eight, and Minnesota sovnnty-eight per cent. Of the extreme western states and territories, New Mexico shows the slowest growth, stopping at thirty per cent., from which the percent age increases to forty-seven in Nevada, fifty-four in California, sixty-six in Utah, ninety in Mon tana, ninety-two in our own state, ninety-four in Texas, one hundred and seventeen in Idaho, one hun dred and twenty-eight in Wyo ming, one hundred and seventy three in Kansas, two hundred and fourteen in Washington, two hunt dred and.sixty-eight in Nebraska, three hundred and nineteen in Ar izona, three hundred and eighty eight in Colorado, until it reaches its highest figure, eight hundred fifty-three per cent, in Dakota. Arkansas leads the southern states with an increase of sixty-six per cent, and is followed in their or der by Florida, with forty-four, South Carolina with forty-one, Mississippi with thirty-seven, North Carolina with thirty-one, Georgia with thirty, Louisana with twenty-nine, Alabama with twenty-eight, and Tennessee with twenty-three, only the last three falling below thy general average increase for the country. Consid ering the political complications of that section and tiie difficulties it has encountered, owing to its - mixed social conditions, of secur ing foreign immigration, the show ing is an excellent one, even tie- ' spite the inaccuracies of the pre ceding census, witn which com parison must be made. These figures, taken as a whole show that while the class of immi grants has improved, they yet be long to that class that want to better their fortunes, who seek the very cheap lands f the west, rather than those of the east which are cheap in comparison with the countries from which they come. They "also demonstrate that immi grants who go to the west incline' to become agriculturists; while those " who, stop in the cast continue to incline toward the great cities. The systematic ef forts made by railroads and immi gration commissioners" in the states to scatter this new accession of new population over the vacant lands of f lie west are now show ing their efficiency; and as the same machinery will continue-in operation and be still farther per fected, the same result will natur ally be evident in a much greater degree during the -next ten years. While" "the" influences whiph have tended to make immigration from Europe heavy may not be so potent in this decade as in the last it is certain that tho old countries will continue to distribute over all sections of this country a strong contingent of their citizent, which will tend to complicate rather thau to solve the problems "which we are continually encountering, and the entire country bids fair to grow in population and wealth with as great rapidity as is con sistent with our even and well; balanced mental and moral de velopment. Brewster, the new Attorney General, hasWrne good ideas. In a late address he said: "The high est public distinctions in this coun try have no attraction for right minded men unless they are the unsought reward of personal worth, dignity and character, mental abil ity and- a blameless life. Obtained in any way they are a disgrace to those who hold them. They were intended to be great honors, not rich sinecures. The compensation attached to the best of them is not equal to the income that any man can earn who is fit to have them and discharge the duties." NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MISCELLANEOUS. Bealtb le Wealth! DR. !i. t'. WEST'S Nerve and Brain Treatment ! j A CEKTAIN CUKE FOB Hyiterla. Diu!nei Mcnlnl Anxlet, "Los or Memoir, Weakness Sofr rnlDg of tbc Brain, l'remajnrr Id Age, Caused by Over In dulgence or Excesses, and all Plicate or the Jfer vout jMem. r MISCELLANEOUS. Jolm A. SSKoaigomery, A. v.fMeft,Geo-w-Me (SHTHSSOI! TO .JACKINS & 3IONTGOMEBY.1 t'KM.t.i:-. i j. (rViR-wiisto ViiJU A' Ji ' ) Wholrsaleiihd retail juvr '- , rosettes, I Provisions, Wholesale ar.d Retail Leaser -GROGBEIES. Provisions. Liunber fill! iflKjJIlJiilPlP" H Tin. Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. A cri! ..-(HtP.icr.t uf HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Mas AgMltS Jilt :u Stoves si wl Ranges ETC.. ' ETC. ETC. The Kest iii the market. numbing goods of all kinds on hand. Job w ork done In a workmanlike manner. CCnSEH OK MASS AS! JKFFEMSOX STREKTS, AS'S'QFtrA. - KXX,tUlxXX& The National Tariff convention will meet in Washington to-mor- TJnclk Sam pays his naval offi cers $3,900,000 yearly. The sea men get 2,400,000. New Yokk state has finished its new public buildings in Albany at a cost of $12,000,000. This treatment 13 compounded from the medical properties of those foreign and lndl &eneous plants which have the most direct and powerful action uKn the genital organs, tonic, stimulant, antispasmodic, relaxant, f ebrltuge, and nervine. It has been thoroughly tested, and Is prov en to be the best.saiest and most effective treatment known to medical science, for al leviating, controlling and curing all forms t tne aiseases aoove meuuoiicu. The treatment Is purely vegetable. It con l?Inj no Mercury. Iron,- Cantharides, or any injurious Ingredients whatever, and its use is lu no case attended with the slightest danger. DO. E. C. WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT. While nromDllv con-ectine those terrible morbid conditions, is equally applicable t the treatment ot every kind of weakness to wwen clergymen, lawvers, siuiieius. ami an who follow sedentarv occupations, or whose B.alns and Nervous hystem are overworked, are peculiarly subject. Eicli box contains one mouth's treatment . One dollar a box. or six boxes for live dollars. sent by mall prepaid, on receipt of price. we guarantee six ooxes ro cure any case. WKh each order received by us for six boxes accompanied with live dollars, we will send the purchaser our written guarantee to re turn CUe money if the treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantees issued ouly by W. E. DEJIEXT, Druggist, Astoria, Oregon. Orders by mall will receive prompt attention. Head a few of the testimonials in regard to the sale of Dr. E. 0. West's Nerve ana Brain Tieatment. GfOGkGryJi Fishenuens and Cannery -- SiU IMPLIES Glass and .Plated Ware., TRorjcAi. ani noMiwno FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.; A SPECIALTY. Together witn AGENT FOR THE San Jose Fruit Packing Company, AND THE f s,LipB, ToteoolCiiarsSan Vrmon ohfflnicai It. B. Hayks has refused, on the plea of poverty, to contribute to the Garfield monument fund. Railroad managers should be able to preach a good sermon from the text "Blessed be the tie that binds." There is a Connecticut minister whose salary is twenty-five dollars a year and half of all the fish he catches! .. s A detachment of United States infantrv,tijtrcuards the vault where ijamem s- remains -lie Cleveland. in The largest and most complete iwk of j WOHE9, goods in their line to be found iu tin city Corner olVass and Squeinocqln- HtnHs. ASTORIA, OP.EC.ON. I ASTOIUA' OREGON. Barbour's IRISH SOME,cynic-says that Beecher's theology is made up of free trade and the pleasanter elements of Christianity. Arizona has citizens in the camel trade who ship dromeda ries or Bactrians of purest breed to Eastern menageries. NEW TO-DAY. IIIEltftY ltscRlPrVwcfe& mm IffHAl. OFOn 1882 fi Will be m0d mi to illippUeuiU, ui to mibimcrt wiUttil flp iVvK JR3 Cfe2jla3 . Office of Strong. Cobb & Co., Wholesale .uruggisi, Cleveland. Ohio. Jan. c. 1331. 1 Messrs. J. C. West & Co. : Gen's : in replv will say tuat Dr. k. i;. West's Nerve and Uraln Tieatment is luving a moi-e rapid sale and giving better satisfac tion than any other remedy o" the khid ihat we have ever handled. It is Avlthout doubt a very superior remedy for all nenous dis eases. Yours ve.-y trulv, STRONG, COBB & CO. Office of Falinestock. Irwin & Rott, 1 VUoleaie Druggists, V Pitt.bur0', Fa., Jan. fi. 1831. ) Messrs. J. C. West & Co-: Gents: Ws take pleasure in stating that Dr. E. C. Wesi's Nerve and Brain Treatment Is having a large sale with us. and giving the best of satisfaction. Yours truly, FANESTOCK. IRWIN i ROTT. Orilcp of & W. Snow & Co.. 1 Wholesale Drusslsts, J Syracuse, N. Y., Jan. 17, 18SI. ) ifMrs. J. C. West & Co. : We are well pleased with the sale of Dr. E. v. west s nerve ana uraiu ireaimeui. ii is giving good satisfaction. This sale has ranch increased recently. Yours truly. u. n.aaun auo. Office of Smith, Doolit:te ft Smith, 1 Wholesale Druoglsts. y Boston. 3I7SS.. Jan. 2. 1S31. 1 Mcitrs. J. C. West & Co.: During the past year we have bought sixty-one gTOss of your Nerve and Brain Treat ment, and have not had a single complaint of all our sales. Our customers speak very bHbly of It as a remedy for all nervous dis eases. Yours trul". SMITI ., DOOMTm: & SMITH. Office of Win. H. TlDbi, Drweist and Pharmacist, Buffalo, i. Y., January 13, 1S31 Messrs. j . u. w est ei uo. : Centlemen : In reply I take much nles ure In st.l-ns that the &e gross or West's Nerve and Biaki Trca'ment purchased of ou a shoit time ago isnearhvj irsei'd. I b?ve been indeed surprised with its n'plil sa'e : alo the flattering- leports from my paf ons. both by mail and tcrbally. Many of ourci::-ens overtaxed mcitnlly have ex perienced grateful satisfaction ; some have saia i ,iev cuuia noi jienonn ineiriauur v.iin out it. 'liirougb your -Judicious adieriWng 1 Have ii:u omers from most oi tne blares m the Union ; patrons have bought a single package. end s.itisllrd with Its effect have orde.cd the SD 1 t. Iu conclusion I hope to verv soon send ou another live crosjonler. at the present rapid sale. With kind regards, I am respecj.uuy yours, WM. II. TIBBS. :. M x'rnlt Tntt, etc. lfivftloabU to ill. JfttUf p011 3 wUl t foaBd toort rtlUbU for pUalllf Is lb rmloriM Utam ttow crown fnbr Sonlk. WlaakfiipUltT(aMl7bLr Maiktl Oirdiiin. Adlnu, " '-t D. X. FEBBY & C0 Detroit, Kiel) $500 Reward. We will pay the above reward for an v case of Liver Coninla'nt, Dyspensta. Sick Head ache, indinestiou. Constinatlon or Costive- ness we cannot cure with West's Vegetable IJver l'il's, waeii the directions are strictly complied wlllu They are purely Vegetable, and never fall to give satls'.ac'ion. Sugar coated. Large boxes, containing 30 Pills. 25 cents. For sale by a'l Druggists. Beware ot counterfeits and imltat'ous. The genuine manufactured only by John C. Wests Co., "The rill Maker' let and 183 W. Madison St., Chicago. Free trial package sent by mail prepaid on receipt of a 3 cent stamp. W. E. Dement, agent. i Health is Wealth. Dr. E. C. West' Nerve and Brain Treat ment: a specific for Hysteria. Dizziness, Convulsions, Nervous Headache, Mental De- Fresslon, Loss ot Memory, boerraatoi i uoe.i, m potency. Involuntary Emission i. Prema ture Old Age, caused by over-exertion, self- iiun Salmon Net Twine. Cotton Seine Twine, Cork and Lead Lines, Cotton Netting, all sizes. Seines Made to Order, Flax and Cotton Twine, . Fishing Tackle, etc. BARBOUR BROTHERS 511 3Iarke4&treet. Han Vranrfern HENRY DOYLE & Co..M.inacrs. -ASK FOR- UNI0N INDIA RUBBER C0' "Pure Para iiimi Crack Proof Rubber Boots and Coats. BEWARE OF IMITATION ! . Be sure rhs Boots are stamped CltACK PROOF on tho heels, and have the PURE OUil SPRINGS on the foot and instep, which Drevents their crackhi" or breaking. They will last twice as long as any others manuiaciureu. FOE SALE BY ALE DUAEKRS. ALL KINDS BUBBEK BELTING, PACK ING. HOSE, SPRINGS, CLOTHING. BOOTS AND SHOES. Etc. GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. It." H. PEASE. Jr. S.M. RUN YON. Agent's, San Francisco. OlilClQO BIBWEM, J. STRAUSS, - - AKEXT. Is now ready to supply the public with the Celebrated Chicago Beer lu any quantity to suit. I have also this Ceiebrali'd Clilraso Ktrr In Kolllr-t, Which is now very popular among "all fami lies and baloons." Pleae send iu your orders and they will ha e mv bc&t nttoution. J. STRAUSS, Astoria. Oregon. Agent for Oregon and Wash.'ier. a m j k. tic W llifll O, Piles! Piles! Piles! A Sure Curt l'ouinl at 3f.:ist I Xo One Xcctl Suffer! A sure Cure for Blind," P.lccding, Itching and ttcerate-i Piles h:v been discovered by Dr. Williams (an Indian Remedy), called Dr. William's Indian uintmenr. A single box has cured the worst chronic cases or 23 or SO cars standing. No one need suffer five minutes after applying this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions, instruments and .lnmnrip iln mnrp linrm lban fritoil. Wil liam's Ointment absorbs the tumors, iiUass the lutenso itching, (particularly at ulgnt at tTP(ttiii!rw!inn in bed), acts as a poultice. gives instant relicfrand Is prepared only for riles. Itching of the private parts, and for nothing else. . , Read what the Hon. J M.Cofflnburry of Cleveland, says about Dr. William's Indian Pile Ointment: lhave used scores of Pile LCurcs and It affords mo pleasure to say that l nae necr jounu uujimii nuitu y.ivu such immediate and permanent relief as Dr. l'illi!im' Iiulinn llintmniit. For sale by-all druggists or mailed onre-f ceipt oi price, si uu. JIKXrtV & CO., I'ropV, Cleveland, O, Hodge, DaUi & Co.. Wholesale Agents, Portland, Oregon. THE ASTORIAN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE HAS THE FASTEST AArJ) It EST PJiESSES, ANJ) TYPEOF THE LATEST STYtES. ev We purchase Paper, CauM, Ink, mid oilier mnterlals of the lriannfactiirers ..-.t - Lowest OasliI States, abuse. Or over-indulgence, which leads to misery, decay and deatn. one uox w ! cure recent cases. EaeUbcflccontalns one months treatment. One dollar a box, or six boxes for five dollars ; sent by mall prept.ld.on re ceipt ot price. Weguarenlee six boxes to cure anj case. Wi Ji eaca order received by us for six boxes, accomnanled with five dol lars, we will send the purchaser our written guarantee toretum tbe money!! the treat ment does not effect a cure. Guarantees is sued only by W. E Dement, dmggist, As toria,' Oregon. Orders by. mall at regular prices. - -rui Dissolution of Copartnership. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the partnership heretofore existing between fi. Lelnenweber and A. A. Cohn is this day dLssolved by mutual consent. The business will hereafter be conducted as formerly un der the firm name ot Lelnenweber-& Co. C. LEINKNWEBER. A. A. COHN. Astoria, Jan. 12, 1SS2. d30d - Notice. T WILL GIVE FIFTY DOLLARS.. RE- jl vf aru ior ine recover rerr of the bod v of mv father, Geo. Burchard, senior, who was drowned at Oak Point. Jan. 10th. eSO.BVBCXABO,Jx WEST'S Vegetable Liver Pills, The standard remedy for Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Indi gestion, General Debility, Sick Headache, Constipation, Cos tiveness, and all Diseases - of the Stomach, Liver and Blood. Directions for Use. For Dyspepsia, IJver Comp'alnt. iudlges t'on, ConstmaMon and Costiveness. tate one Pill every night ongoing to bed. Sick Head ache : Ladies suffering with periodic attacks wl'l find a ctrtru and permanent cure In the use of these P Us; taUeoce every nlgut on reJr'ug In case of Feves and all other d'seases wiiere an ocJre cat&ar'lc is re- qu'red take from tureeto five Pi'Js, aecord lpg to he condition of the patient. West's Vegetr.b'e liver Pi"s, taken In occasional doses, have ever been found efficacious as a preventive and cure of Fever and Ague, aud all mlasmlc diseases. CAUTION'. Buy no Pills that ae reoresented to be the same, or made from '.he same formula as our wen's venerable Liyer .fills, or Pills teat dealers Cel' you are Just as good. The coiu try is flooded with base counterfeits, pi't up In same style of box. aud.sold to deilers for a song, on which thev make a larger proflt t".ian on the genuine West's Vegetable Liver tvis. Lane Boxes, containing 30 Pil's. 25 cents Sold by Druggists, or Kent by mall on receipt oi price. The Only tiennlne are Manufac tured by JOHN C. WEST & CO., 181 and -183 VT. Madlion Street CHICAGO. Notice. NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR CONSI nees of the Muriel will be responsible for any debts contracted by tho crew, dlw Bodokrs, M kvei: & Co. HEADQUARTERS HEPARTilEM' OF the Columbia. Vancouver Barrack". W. T..Nov.2. lbSl. Written proposals will be received bv the undersigned, at Vaucovver Barracks, W.T., until March 31st. 1SS2, for the Tight of exclu sive seining on the Fort Stevens. (Point Adams) Military Reservation, during the next fishing season. The right to reject any or all bids, as maybe deemed best, 'is re served by the undersigned. O.D. GREEN. Mai. and Ass'f Agt. General, Brevet Briga dier General U. S. Army. dtf To Builders and Contractors. EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE- celved by tne unuersignea until noon. January 23, ussi, ior tne iurnisnin? ot mate- S! rials, erecting and ArliflrtA rtrt Mom lmt' tor Streets, in tuN city a Church Plans and speclfica- completin!r between .fcfferion and as- tlonscan be examined at mypfnce.on and alter Saturday, 7th Inst. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. E. O. IIOLDEN. Secretary of Board of Trustees, First Fresby-. terlan Church of Astoria. d -td Notice to Canneryman. TOtt THIRTY DAYS FROM THIS date .!. 1 will contract to maite nsn ixixes oi sat tsfietnrv niialitv in anv Quantity at the fol lowing prices : boxes in the shuck 12 cent3 each ; nailed boxes 14K cents each, deliv ered at the West Shore Mills. - Trami J. C. TRULLINGER. Astoria. Dec 10, 1881. ' a-im Meeting of Pilot Commissioner's. 1 MEETING OF THE WASHINGTON J. Territory Board of Pilot Commissioners. ior me uoiumoia river auu uar, nui uc u.-iu at Kalama, W. T., on Wednesday, January' 25. 1882. J. L. STOUT. d-3t Chairman. ASTORIA MARBLE WORKS, D. KELM.VN. Monuments, Head Stones, Mantle Pieces. First class work ; satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. Slate cannery seamen always on hand. ' typMlU C. L. Packer's residence. And "can therefore affordjto use, as we alwajfldo. tho be arllrles, while charging ONIiT 3a:03035Sl.ja.?ES PRICES. T DHl 3E3S XT KT . . NEW YORK, 1SS2. Tin: Sc-'fcrl6S2 will make its fifteenth animal revolution under the present man agement, bhhilng, as always, for all, big and little, mean and gracious, contented and un happy. Republican and Democratic, de praved and virtuous, intelligent and obtuse, fur. SuVn light is fornuuikiml and woman kind of cervsort; mil us genera warrain is for the gooil. whllo it pours hot discomfort on the bli-ti-ring backs of the persistently wicked. . Tin: sc.v ol 1BUS was a newspaper oi r. new Kintt. It akcardod many of the forms, and a multitude oi tne supcrmiou woras aim phrases of ancient Journalism. It under took to report in a fresh, succinct, uncon ventional uay nil the news of the world, omitting no event of human interest, aud commenting upon attain with tho fearless ness of absolute Independence. Tlis suc cess of this experiment was the success of Thk Su. It effected a permanent change In the stlo or American newspapers. Every important Journal established in tills country m the dozen yftirs past has been modelled after Tun Sux. Every Important Journal already existing has been modified and bettered by the force of Thk Sex's example. TheSuk of 1682 will bo the sanio outspok en, tmthtelling. ami Interesting newspaper. By a liberal use of the means which an bundant prosperity affords, we"Slia!l make it li.-trir th:m opr fipfnre. We .hall print all the news, putting It Into readable shape, and measuring Its Import ance, not by the traditional yardstick, but by its real Interest to the people. DM.nice frnm Printing Hnuc Snuare is not the first consideration with The Sux. Whenever anything happens wortli reporting we get tho particulars, whether It happens in Brook lyn or In Bokhara. In politics wo have decided opinions : and are accustomed to express them In language that can be understood. We say what we think about men and events. That habit Is the only secret of Tiir sen's political course. The Whkwly-Hux gathers into eight pages, the best nmtter of the seven daily is sues. An Agricultural Department ot un equalled merit, full market reports, and a liberal proportion of literary, scientific, and domestic Intelligence complete Tin: V i'.ek ly Su.v. and make It the. best newspaper tor tho fanner's household that was ever printed. Who does not know and read and lifco Tiir Sunday Sox, each number of which Is a Goleondaof interesting literature,, with the best poetry of the day, prose, ct cry line worth reading, news, humor matter enough to fill a good-sUcd book, and infinitely more varied and entertaining than any book, big or little? , If our ideaof what anewspaper should bt pleases you. send for Tiie Sinr. Our terms are as follows : For tho daily Sux. a four-page (.licet ot twenty-eight columns, the price by mall, post paid, is R5 cents a month, or $G CO a ear; or, including the Sunday paper, an eight -page .sheet of fifty-six columns, the price is 65 cents per month, or 37 TO a year, iinsljirn n.ild. The Sunday edition of Thk Sex Is also- furnished separately at 91 20 a year post age paid- The price of the Weekly Sux, eight pages, fifty-six columns, is 81 a year, post age paid. For clubs ot ten sending 810 we will send an extra copy free . Address: I.W.ENGLAND. Publisher of Tiie Sex. New York City Cards, Envelopes, Gir:;iiars, Bill Heads and Letter Heads. THK V.VKP.Y DAT WANTS OF TIIE COUNTING ROOM AND THE WOnKSHOP ART. SUPPLIED AT TRICES WHICH CAN NOT P.UT GIVE SATISFACTION TO ALL. T HE ASTOEIAS, BLANK dOOKS PRINTED A.ND-B0TJND TO.ANx'SISfi and ruled to any order, at - ' - Tbb AsTosua oflca.- (DAILY AND WEEKLY) TS RESPECTED AND COMMENDED BY ALL FORIITS Impartiality, Ability, Fairnean(l Reliability - THE PAPER FOR THE COMMERCIAL MAN, FOR THE FARMER. . FOR THE MECHANIC, FOR THE MERCHANT. . 'jFOR EVERY PERSON IM.TK.Y ASTOIWAI TEKMS: BY MAIL. (rOSTAGE FREE 'TO ALT. SCESCRlUra'A) DALLY, ONE COPY ONE YEAR..7Z7. S9 DAILY. ONE COPY TOUR MONTHS 8 J3-Samplc copies of either edition 10 cents. Address : . j. t IIAlitOnXV Jfc C. Publishers, Astoria, Oregon ss-Postmasters are authorized to act as agents for TasAsroRiAS. . 23- 1 r .-,- "C-.Jjfa.- fcS.aAgjBasfaSgAl -wfi.j!! - ft . - .AJnta Jii.iMj-hl.- -. z - ,-J&iki.