CS DC El 3.
VSCLK SAM'S CLOCK
At the Navy Observatorv, in Wash
ington, standstill clock that regulates ;
lime for the whole country, it is not .
Leaut'tt'ut, like many lovely French
clocks that noiselessly lick uion the j
p.alor mantel ; in fact, it is large and j
tall, with plain face, and body of dark i
wood, and without ornamentation. It i
is much like the old fashioned clock
that stood in our grandmothers kitcii J
ens. It nowhere touches either the .
floor or walls of the building, but is ,
securely fastened to a stone pier, which j
rests upon a solid stone foundation, so !
that it "may not be afTccteed by any j
motion of the building or ground.
Kains may descend, floods come, wind :
Mow and beat upon the house, but the J
clock feels it not, for it is built upon a (
reck.
It is a si.lcndid timekeeper.
the present time it gains at the rate of .
.48 of a second per day. j
In order that people all oyer the ;
country may have uniform time, so
important fo- railroads, steamboats,
mid other public conveyances, at thiee j
minutes before twelve each day this j
c lock is connected, by means of a g:d-
vanic batterv, with the wires of the
Western Union Telegraph, which ex-j
tend into the room containing the j
cluck. All other messages, however j
impoitant, must give way for these,
three u.inutes, and in ever' town and ,
nation from Maine to California, whore
there is a telegraph operator, as the
pendulum of the clock ticks, each sec- ,
t.nd a click is recorded bv the tele-
1 i 1 . . . n .. - 1111 il lit fill
f-""l"- - . -
twelve two clicks are given.
At the same time a huge black ball
which is drawn up a few moments be
fore descends upon the dome of the
Observatory, and hundreds all over;
the cit v stand, with watch in hand, to
see il drop, to keep as we say, ' ball !
time." Thus, when this drops a click j
in every larce town in the land tells j
the hour of twelve. j
This clock is also connected with the j
Tire Alarm in Huston, and the time is i
sent to the central ollice, and then j
sounded by the three church 1x113
thai ive the lire alarm.
o while the clerks in Washington
are watching the ball, the restless
school boy of Minnesota is waiting to
hear the big clock upon the town
house sound its merry peal, the signal
of dismissal, and the tired factory
girl of Lowell listens eagerly for the
same sound.
Ibit you must remember that only
places "on the "same meridian with
Washington, have after all, exactly the
frame lime. The sun, in passing
round the earth, which is divided into
thiee hundred and sixty
' j" -J - ' -
loniritude. everv twentv-foui
llOUrS '
must pass through ona degree, which
is about sixty-nine miles every four
minutes. So, if the sun rises at seven
o'clock, it w ill not rise in New York,
two hundred miles west, till twelve
minutes alter it has reached IJoston.
Neither will it be twelve o'clock till
twelve minutes later than in lioston.
Take the Pacific railroad ai.d travel
west, with your watch correct in Hus
ton ; when yon reach Omada you will
be an hour and a half ahead of their
time; and when you airivc at San
Francisco your watch will be three
hours and a half fast, becau-e old Sol
is still on his way. When in lioston
on are going to church at eleven
o'clock, the boys in San Francisco nre '
just taking then breakfast at ha'f past
seven. j
So, while I toll you that nil the
town? receive the click at twelve at 1
the same time, you must remember ;
that in places situated in longitude
last or west from Washington, the ;
number of minutes it takes the sun to
pass thoce degrcs mut be added to ;
or abstracted from twelve, to give j
them cornet time. j
Another thing in the room where;
the clock is would inteiest the boys j
who are delighted with everythii.g i
that pel tains to a ship. This room I
may be termed a government depot, j
for here are some two hundred ship j
chronometers. These are simply j
large sized watches, and are liunishcd i
to every government sea going vessel, j
Here they are kept sevcial months to
le regulated, and their accuracy tested j
by this clock. The oflicer in charge;
examines thetndailv at a certain hour, j
ami carefully rates the time kepi by
each.
When a aovernnunt vessel is order
ed to sea. this oflicer takes them with
nil possible care to the vessel, pro
tecting them as far as possible from !
sudd nt jars or violent joltr.ig. J
When on his cruise, the eapttin also
rates daily the time kept by the
chronometer. lie maiks the time'
ln-twccn the moon ami some star by j
his (uadrant, which he verifies by his j
nautical almanac. One was seen at !
the Observatory that had been absent j
three vears with an Kastcrn siiadion '
and had varied during the who'e time
bill A few seconds Wiih; Aintke.
Straw for the Farm. If I" could
have my entire farm covered with
boards I3 ing flat on the ground a whole
year, says a correspondent, I would
expect, more K' 11 flit than from twenty
five loads of barnyard manure to the
acre. Now so far as the straw goes it
has a similar etrect. I believe the very
lcst use of straw, except as litter for
the stables or barnyards, is to spread
it on the fields. I put straw on my
wheat last season with manifest im
provement to the clover, but in that I
was disappointed. I noticed small
spots wl ere the straw had ldi in
bunches the clover was out, having
Ix-en smothered apparently. I took
up boaids from a space alxnit twenty
feet square, after they had lain two
vears, and planted potatoes, the sur
rounding ground being also planted.
Where the lards had laid 1 had three
times as many ousLe's as on a like
plot adjoining.
f-t, BEGI.AREB
A-O-VirVtST
"W
Wc desire to call the attention of
remodled, rcfiittel
E HEW
IN THE ZAIIM BUILDING, EBENSBUKG, TX.,
Where we have just received an immense stock of
Comrrisin TltV GOODS, DKKSS GOOOS. NOTIONS. FI.ANNrr.P. rtT.ANKFJS HATS, CAPS,
1 ijouiS, SIIOLS, Cl.OlIII.NU, CAltl'El'S. Jcc, C. M e aiso ke. p u lull line of
tt'nrcn mPi:i)Ii;C
- v - - -
C.nsistin of FI.Ol-K. MSII, SUGAU, COFFEE, TEA, SALT, SOAPS, SPICKS, OILS, &c.
SOLE AGENTS IN EBENSBUIC FOR MTLAFLIVS WIRE FABLE SCREW BOOT.
CJJVi: IJS4 TRIAI!
The Highest Market Vrices paid for drain and J'roditcc.
ritYCl'M CO.
GEiS, FOSTER &
113 and 115 Clinton
ALWAYS
ILai-gesty Best
Stock 'f 1 y (ino.ls, Notiiini". MiMincrv. Cnrpots Oil Cloth &c. to tc Touml In Cainorin county.
2 4.1 t? lin't loiKi't I lie imintur iiml si reft. tf.
Tor the T.nnnilry or Toilrt I' F.OrAT, to "U'htta Catile Poari. for It I marte of VX TIT1. Ff
KTAIil.K llll.s, and Ov the .:iui' priN-w. li iih ret;i.. all the natural Im-k'.Ih i I les ot the
oili. it rn l SO Ml CII LKSS than t he Imported artiele that It U ratddlr ronitnt Into ventral
lioifehnM u-. II r .t I .11.1MIKK saw U roiidi'inned lv I'll vletan n ltalile to rn.liire ktn di-
-. tli imj ItlTY of the Whtt oni render I use harm!'-". Made only ly 1'liUC ltK i liAMULt,
t iiieiiiintU. Trade Miilivd by l'if.ilmrtli wholesale grocers.
KSTAniJSIIKW; lsfii).
JZ. S. V V. X. Lacej',
Attorneys-at-Lavv,
.?.0 Seventh .S7., Washington, It. C.
1 11 vetitor.
We priieitro patents in all countries. Xo ATTnrc
nk.v f k ks 1 n aiivamb. No cliaritc unless the
patent Is uranted. No lees for inakinur ireliinin
ary exiiini nat inns. No additional fees !.,r oln .1 1 n
iiiir and eoniluetin a rehearinir. eelal attention
L'lvrri to I uteri ero nee ( ases he fore the I a ten' Of-
i tiee. l-.xt ensions before t'onijress. I ntriiizenient
ia in .1 I (I ..n.n t St.lfi-4 Mlktl :t I t tilil.ltioO atll.lr.
t .. 1 i . .r ii(-.-riti.nJ nr I 1 f l-n ; 4 X" I M . A M i
i KOlI 1'AXt'ilLT liiV l.N Kl f-L INSTlll TIO.N8. j
j llel St nl e nrl nml IH mrl tentt. j
i Claim prosecuted in the Su reme t 'oiirt ol the
i mteit states. nun 01 i.iaiins. i curr 01 online
ni.lHIII!.O.inillI..iui IM nun.- . .-iii-
,lli'"'""' !'" classes ol war claims lielore the
I Arre:r f Vny nml Homily.
! (Irp rvns. 'OiTiKt:S. and sait.oks of the l.it-
' war, or their heirs are in many eases entitled to 1
money (roin the ( invernment . of which they have i
I no kro'W 'kre. Wr'te fn'.; h:tory f service, and
t p. ate ainouiit nfjiav and t iimv re.t-.vefl. Kn- j
j ,11.1- -1 io(. . ... .. ... ...... V..,
I will he ttiVL-n uu witht-tit charge.
! fcnlon.
' All .T:. ri's. s r and .i o' wounded, rnp.
tii .-.l . r iuiuri ! ;n tl;e la;.- war. however sdi lit Jy,
n:e e, it,: led to, a id e.tn oii;.?.ti .a pens, on.
I iiiiril Sl,i!c (o'lin :! I :liit lltlo e.
i e-!ed I. Hid Case. Vi .v.f.e Lnl t'i.i'ni?,
I ?! ii i' I "I eTll ... :ou . a II 1 llollli.e Id t ases
' c iiie.t i.. ;.. r.- no- (i. ni r il L.iut t.idl.e and lm
i i a: lilt lit oi the In. t rier. I
I.iismI WarrnnN.
We pay ca!i I'liiroy Land Wiirrant" nn.l i
we inv..e en pom' r-nce w . n ail par. .e h.ivinir I
a ' u r sale, .i.i.l ;.vc 'nilgai e : j. ; i.-.t insi r ucons
ii re a : allien i s are i mi it : ee. .
YYeennnuer our l usine.s in separate P.ureans
hriv.ii.. therm tie.' c!erial a -m . a ii'.-i1 of a Me :nd
e p ! .( need law v rs and e ive our el "Sest personal
supervision to eve y tnipenar.t paper prepared n
eai h ea.-e. I "i o:np: ; attention thus tecured to
all btiM'ness entrusted us. Address
K. S. i A. T. L At KY. Attornpy.i.
W ash t Mi to.v, 1). ('.
Any person dc?;rin i in fur in it ion as to t lie stand
ing and respoiisioility of the inemhers of the hrtn
will, on replies:, he lurnlshed withn satisfactory
rt IVreuee in his vL-it.ity or Contrressiona 1 district.
iY I I'll COMPrI ITOIlS r'ROM
ALL OVER THE WORLD,
Tlii: ONLY CKNTKNXI.iL
MEDAL AND DIPLOMA
roi: ji:yjii, kxuiiiit was
i t iiili' .iiniu
TO
27S I'rmi Avenne, I'll tshursli. Pa.,
I'er finest speeimei.s of Natural Teeth filled with
J ure ti.ild and Artificial Tee! h mounted cm (od.
Silver. I'latiimni. Vuleanite, felluloid. liose
I'earl Khotiy Hum Luirlisli Fiesh-'.-olor Oiiin.
Mineral liase, nnd Scott'sHum Knamclied llase.
Also, for the Ureat Atmospheric Itisk, for re
tain:nir Art i ticia I Teeth tiruiiy in place.
In addition to this hiurh reeoinition of lr.
Scott's Or :at Dental Skiil he is also endorsed
by the lendintr l-.ditors. Physicians. Minisiets,
Attorneys anil Musiness men ot Piitslmrirh.
Dr. Scott continues insert mif the finest (Johl
fillings at fro tii l to '. and the lest Vulcanite
sets ot teet ii lor i'J : ot her ft: vies for 15 to ij.75,
KlNKIiOl-I) SKIS -bti t'.eO.
Perfect tit and sa : islae' inn nu.rantced in am.
a vies of work. Vi i e ( 5 old set s warranted to he
TIIK UKSI' MAD K IN TII K WOULD.
l ake only Dr. Scott's pleasant an I n.s Ji'W
s-ir a nu'sl tiet ic tor Hie painters cxt-aetioii or
painless ttltintf of teet h, and run no risk
LrtlllNO O AS IS D A NO KHOt'S.
Write to ii hove addresant make an eppoint
tnetit, and you will only have to remain in IMtts
biirh one day to (t t a set of teoth or have any
operal on pi-riormed.
The 'entennia 1 specimens arc now on exhibi
tion at I Vim Ave., IMtshnrif h. 1-1 -ly.
ST. CHILES HOTBi
Wood Street, from 2d to .'ill Are's,
i'l Tjsn i na it, va .
The inot centrally located first-class honse in
the city. Mreet cars within one square every five
minutes to all the depots of both cities. 1 erins
$Z.tO per day.
lue Sample liooms for efonmereial travelers.
iSKIXHKK 8s. (J A.MI5I.K.
Fch. 15. 1S77. 3in. rroprieior.
.Inney'n KIMt hean'hrr m crenteAt
HIikmI remislv nl the nse. Ki vsuelaii. Tetter.
.-roiulii, t'leer, BniU, Timplew and all t.lrMwl diit
eae yiel.l 10 u wnnderfnl powers. Don't tail to
u 11." Pare lllood i the euarnntee of health.
I'l ice, $1. If vein (iriiseiKt don't keen it. Rend tu
R. E. 8ELI.F.B! CO.,Prop'p, PHtshnt p. r.
;Stl.l li t
X Out iHil.Si.-i li-ltJ.-ly.J
t") - Fiao Mi sod 'rd. wrt h r.am, or !!
J cts. jxistpaid. .'I.M IK 1 1 , Nl
2.S Seroi:. 10
assail, IS . i .
Fi n-
nij m
i T y n f m-i
W I
. 1
k vmtm l !! 'ltssjiiii!!!"'iir
FT
:
the public to the fact that ire have
ami removed to our
STORE EO:
ATn Pl?nVKT( W. ?
Street, Johnstovn,
HAVE THE
aiid. Cfeoa;pM
fss. ci: xcL.r3irr
REDUCTION !
BHICES!
CUTLERY, Etc.,
iTh1TtSsl
i 1'rcparatory to tenrini? down an I rebuilding his
j extenive Store l.'onm,
H)iTLEY
si: or iris
v i i.i. DitPosi: or iri
Entire Stock of GOODS,
CONSISTING I K1NCI I'AI.I.Y OK
! Builders' HARDWARE
Tabic and Pocket Cullevv,
I K O N . N A 1 1 n I. A c 5, (1 L A S W A 1 1 F. . L A M PS.
LAMP (III l NKVS. SToVK-i. I I N W A 1 1 K,
JKHISK KAKKS. 11 V KS l'M)I..-j,
G li I N i 1 ( INKS lilt 1 . S II ( V K l.S,
M'AII'.. IT MI'S otn iritlNO.
IILaNcH A I'.IJ (111 UN'S, c.
AT LESS TII AX COST,
-KIR-
CASH AND CASH ONLY !
I linve a'o on haml a few trorv! Mnn lntr
M m Ii ti e- . n ii . ti 1 w . I (! 1 at 'mm JO i O
le 1 1. a ii eo-i . "i .. nm a em 'nr t he v 1 eat AHMt-
H ' A N .UV I.I mil It. it tie ..nlyih.init.i :,;,..
I ii 'tinier :u the orl.l.) vvhicli 1 will scilveri low
lor C trMl.
!
M is tte Tin ta Secure Barpias
BV Itl VIMi A
j Bij Lai el Cools for Very Lillb Moaej .!
ijJ'All persons l.noiring them
selves i 11 fit bled to me are. earnestl 1
vetnested to come forira rl without
delag and- settle their respect i re ae -counts,
either Itif note or cash, and
thereby save costs, as J must hare
my hooUs closed in the shortest time
jiossible.
HIGH STREET, EBENSBUKG, PA.
mm 1BSDRASCK AGENCY.
M. AV. DICK,
Gen'l Insurance Agent,
1: n kxs it vj: a , va.
rolicies written at short notice in the
OLD RELIABLE "ETNA"
And other 1'lrait t innn tumiiiulcH,
EhcnoburK. bept. 2, 157 -ly.
I lOW Rir.BER TioOTS ARE M.VDF.. j
The gum used is imported directly j
from "Africa, South America and Cen
tral America leing the best, while the ;
African gum is the poorest. The raw I
gum, w hich is nearly white, is ground j
several times between immense iron
rollers, after which it passes through
the composition room, which process
js a SOt.,-et ; but w hen it comes out the
gum has the black appearance ot com
mon rubber. The next process isjthat
of passing the rubber between chilled
iron cylinders of many tons weight,
which are kept very hot and very
smooth. A part of the rubber intend
ed for "uppers," is here spread and'
fastened to long sheets of cloth. Tin?
heels and taps arc stamped out of
shects of cum of the required thickness.
The rubber cloth is now earned to the
cutter's room, where it is cut out and
sent to the boot maker. The boots are
all inatle b- men, the shoes or ordinaiy
rubbers by girls, while the overshoes
In' either. One man will make twelve
or fourteen paiis ol boots in ad 03', nnd
receives twenty cents per pair. An
active girl will make from twent3' five
nil Tii i 1 1 Iiv men t lie slions or on in
10 inil'iy pairs 01 mooers. lter uie
l.vt .... I.- 1 1 .-1. il.no ,.i 1 .1 . r.r.,1 1
'""-' !inJiii ui.a ... pi.".!.'! ,
i in an oven, where lor twelve hours
they are subject to a temperature of
300 degrees. They are then ready for
1 box in"; and shipping. In one fact 013
: aln)Ut four thousand pairs ot boots,
j rubbers and overshoes aie turned out
dailv.
j j
I A MrnDF.nocs Ska Flowkr. One
j of the extpiis'te wonders of the sea is t
i called the ojtelet, wnd is about as large
; as the (ierman aster, looking indeed
very much like one. Imagine a very
large double aster, with ever so many
loux petals of a light green, clossv as
! satin, and each one tipped with rose
color. These lovely' petals do not lie
i quietl3r in their places, like those of
j the aster in your garden, but wave
! about in the water, while the ope'et
j clings to a rock. How innocent and
I lovelv it looks on its rockv bed ! Who
! would suspect that it would eat anv
j thing grosser than dev or sunlight ?
; lut those beautiful, waving arms, as
; vou call them, have use besides look
ing prettv-. Thev have to provide for
a large open mouth, which is hidden
down deep among them so hidden
that one can scarce! v find them. Well
, do thev perforin their dutv, for the in
; stant a foolish little fish touches one
of the rosy tips he is struck with poi
! son as f:it;il to him as lightning. He
: immediately becomes numb, and in a
. moment stops struggling ; and then
, the ot tn r beautiful anus wrap tliein
selves around him ami he isdrawn into
; the huge, greedy month, and is seen
no more. Then the lovely arms un
, close and wave again in the water,
! looking as innocent an.l harmless as
though thev had never touched a fish. ;
A Silk Prixsixo Fish. There is a
; molhisk the of the Mediterra-
j nean which has the curious power of
spinning a viscid silk which is made, in ;
Sicily into a textile fabric. The opera-
tion of a mollis k is rather like the work 1
of a wire-drawer, the substance being j
j first cast in a mould formed by a sort, !
'of slit in the tongue, and then drawn ,
; out as may be required. The mechan
I ism is exceedingly curious A consid
erable number of the bivalve posstss
j what is called a (,-.?, that is, a biin
! die of more or less delicate filaments,
issuing fiom the base of the foot, and
I by means of which the animal fixes it
j self to foreign bodies. It employs the
j foot to guide the filaments to the
1 piopcr place and to glue them there;
I ami it can reproduce the in when cut
j away. The extremity of ihc .bread is
i attached by means of its adhesive
; quality to some stone; and this done,
j the I'iinm, receding, draws out the
I thread through the perforation of the
I extensile member. The material when
gathered is -washed in soap and water,
dried, straightened, and carded 1 lb.
of coarse filament yielding about 3 ozs.
of iir.e thread, which, when made into
a web, i of burnished golden brown
color. A large manufactory for this
material exists in Palermo
i The Faumf.u's (iRINpstone. There '
j is no tool as essential m the farm as a ;
good giindstone ; it is therefore ncces- ;
sary ttiat every larmcr siiotiil Lave i
one and know how to take proper care
of it. A grindstone should always be !
kept under cover, as exposure to the j
sun's ravs harden the grit and injures
Z X-
jsott places. i ne water snouni ne ai- ;
lowed to drip from some vessel placed
above the stone, an I tho drip should
be stopped when the stone is not in j
use. All greasy or rusty tools should '
j be cleansed before sharpened, as grease j
or rust choke up the grit. The stone
should be kept perfectly round.
MRRE'S JllRBLE WORKS
139 Franklin Street, Johnstown.
MDNT'MFXT. HEAD and TOMFt
SI'ONKS. ol'.NTKlt nnd CA1II-
N K r SLA US. MAX lEI.S.Jcc , matin-
frtctured of the very besi Italian ami
American Marbles. !-.nt ire Frt list ae-1 IJ'Ll
ti m vitnriihiei d in price, desiirn nnd 'Sj"i5
clmrnetiT of work.
nnd promptly tilled at the very low
est cash rates. Try tne. I
April 24, lST3.-tr. JOHN V
AUK!
JAMK.S Wtl.KIMflON..
. .11. T. O FRIKL,
WILKINSON OTRIEL, I
M AMTACTfRKRS OF I
:.:::-:; mm, mm
iFVork executed promptly and satisfactorily,
an.l 11s cheap as the cheapest. (4-12 tf )
aTwksxer, Mir,
l'liysiclnn nl Snrjrfon,
CAitrm.i.iDffx, Pi.
OfTifP flrel reaidnnco in tlm bii.lni i 1 ecen; 1 v"
oecuoied by Mr. Jas. Yiiixcr, whei nitit calls
can be n :'.
April e, IS;7. fit.
JA M KS J. OAT MAN, M. I)., Put
S1CIAS AND SUROKOV, Khenslnirff, V:.
OJlieo nnd residence In new huilditijr uii liih
Btri.et, one door west uf Ulair Huuse.
Aug. -5, lo'. ij. tf.
r 1 hi
am
La &n MT vA m. & fee a
mmMkp tea
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What to Do?
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(rent Vitrit't ,
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(J rent Variety,
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i : t 'I.i lis. !r
o o -I s I ires'.
I loo'ls, o' :OTl,
t H.-pei t'iiain,
t "i.iin Yarn.
i.e.. Ir .ui "M.
-M V li H A Y .
who keeps the
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ment in t he ci:y
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ces w hieh ot her
dealers cannot
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lip when yon ito
t here, and find
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tricks of trn.Je
practiced at
1 . ,, ,, .. s'
C A H I' K T S,
r a u v k r s.
hl(V (ionlis
IlKV t.llill'S.
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ii:v t;oti
mix r:iuiii
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! Uroat Vnrit t'f,
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of woivs ; l,.,t tl."j
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of piu: tti:li-.!i. J!,
ses of the ai.eii-nt r:.,
genertilly mIv h ii.,(,
and deliver d toil,. :,
bigtutv, di.iilit!, -s
ii
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saved the ere !'.
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kind, m:iy be vite.
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, Terence to tlie l:;:u.'
plolio at the e . it !
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means of w hieh the '
ties can le aseei t
iletrree of iin -1 1 1
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angle of inelin iti
the iroicr ilirei ti !
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upon it, it "HI '-
amount of l'-11'
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