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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-06

F-tii-i'-.s % ftr .-lUr.--Jaues NJ.
Greer, OF Marshall county, Assistant Quanermas-
Ter Gsagral-uoe samuel +. Bclesucfh.
resigned
'iaSePa 5. B. Thatcher, Lemue Plchtr, 4. +.
Add son, Z. P. Fourniquel. and T. 4. :. DOM.
Phan, Directors Of the Miss ippi Raj Road Co.
Rssighaiions.-E. F. Calhoun has resigned
The cfice Of Bank Commissioner Samuel j.
GholsOn and Henry r. Carter have resigned
iheir seats IN the House Of Representatives
.fi'si;sipPiaa.
The .Mliiic.-We are pleased - see the el.
forts now making in This county and elsewhere, 10
organize the Militia, and place ii upon a respect
able footing. II is understood that his Excellen.
cy, A. e. McNuu, will review this summer
that part Of the State, which was net included in
hIs late tour. His efforts to perfect the organiza-
ton Of the Eoops Of the State, ale noble in their
character and deserving the support ard active
cooperation Of the patriotic citizens OF Mlsslssip-
pi. TITS OF vast importance to a country situated
like ours, wlth'pecuDiar domestic institutions, 10
be always prepared to protect ourselves against
any emergency which may or can occur
Padding Clarion.
GEN. 4. G.. BRowN.-ll is we'll known 10 the
public, That thi seeuileman is one Of the nominees
Of the late Democratic State Sights Convention
for Congress We consider this selection as one
of the very best which could have been made
from the Republican ranks. Gen. Brown Is a
gentleman of pre-emlntnt talents, Of popular man
ners, and well known throughout the State for his
ardent prtriotsm and Jealous love Of liberty
tingulshed on all occasions as the jealous cham
plon of the peoples rights and, in fact is well
calculated in every respect to make a worthy rep.
resenatve of the proud State OF Mississippi,
Gen b. has occupied distinguished position, as
one Of the leaders of the Republican party in our
Safe Legislature for several years during that
time, has displayed mind well stored with use
tul knowledge, and one possessing all those quail.
tics which constitute useful and efficient leg
slature. He not only faithfully represented the
interests and wishes of the people of his own
country bu: with magnammty seldom met
with, he used his best eXcrtons to advance the
welfare Of the whole State. In the event Of the
election OF Gen. Brown, and we regard his sue
cess as nearly certain, the people would have a
representative which would be an honor 10 the
State and country-one' who does not believe
that the interests and feelings of the republicans
Of Mississippi, ao in accordance with those Of
the iederaliss Of Massachusetts. Gen b. is n
firm supporter Of the doctrine Of strict constuc-
ton; opposed to splendid consolidated govern.
meni, cardinal questions at issue between the
two great conteudng parties Such man is
worthy the choice Of the people for the exalted
station ofmcnber Of The National Legislature
Pauldiag Clarion
OrrRA On MndnesdnN ulnhi last
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-06

auction FOR cash, at the court house door IN the town
Of Columbus on Monday the 18th day of April,
1899, negro man slave, named Squire, Cabinet
workman, about % years Of age, Sale to take place
al the usual hour
WIN. p. FULLER, Trustee
April 9Th, 1880 Sew Pr fee, s. OOl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-06

DLACK SMITHS BELLOWS, from % to So
inches, made nv ID. Berian g. Co and warrant
ID. for sale by FRANKLIN s. BROTHER.
Maro, 30 1880 ss.tE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-06
A Rare Opportunity.
Mississippi and .4Iabana Lands ~ 81

NIssisslPpi and alabama Ldnds jor SAFE;
,rsNzsM CAPITALISTS and Planters, who
1921 may feel disposed 10 invest their funds in
GSV4SN lands well adapted tohe culture Of Cot
-. ton, have now fine opportunity to make
profitable investment as the subscriber IS deter
mined to sell several valuable tracts immediately
The land will be divided into large and small tracts
to suit purchasers; and the terms, both as regards
price and payment, will be made sufficiently reason
able to meet the unqualified appreciation Of all who
are anxious to buy. Bills on tie unoRBans will be
taken for all sales effected in Mississippi, but Ala
bama Lands must be paid for with Alabama funds.
For particulars, in relation to locality quality and
quantity, apply 10 the subscriber
ANTHONY WINSTON
Gainesville AprI6th, f359.-s9-aw. tPr. lee IS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-06
Q. q. Olnrsted,

OARS OF FRANKLIN, TEsSEssEE,l
"lLL practice Law 10 Lownds and the
w adjoining counties. Ohics, opposite the
Pos, Office.
Columbus, Miss. Oct. eth, 1s5S. - lift
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-06

Ladies.

WE have received a new supply oi Cookery
w Books, smoag which are Miss Leslie
Complete Go2keTy,h and The Virginia House-
vie" PITS TER s GOODWIN.
(tAPI. KYD. or llr Wizzatd Of tie Sea, new
- Novel by the author 81 LaiiIIe.' Just Teeei-
vedby PFISrER s GOODWIN.
march IS, 1889 sly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-06
Resi- Family Groceries.

ANN ~ hls trends ahd lhe pustiC Ethcfaliy.
\ that he has Iust received from New
sA.l.tsZsAkA York an assortment Of GROCERIES
of lie choicest kind. consisting Of
MADEIRA, Sherry, San Luear, Malaga and o,l.rr
wines;
Holland GIN lnmaica Rum, old Scotch NhiSkcy
superior French Brandy and other liquors;
Teas Loaf and White Havana Sugars;
Coffee, Chocolate, Pepper, Salt and Spices;
Best Sperm Candles;
Real Spanish Cigars, CavendIsh Tobacco;
Fresh Bunch Ralsina and Prunes;
Preserved ruits, Pickles, Sap and Siarci;
Dun FISH Tongues aad Sounds Salmani
Goshen Butter, Sc. &c.
Also good assortment Of doncs;ics, best Lowell
shscungs, Olnahurgs and shirtinGs, lindsey, blan-
ke,s, saincls, fine lash linens, spool cotton 81.
al low prices;
81 Six cases renilcmens elegant MOLE
~ SKIN lists, now article o the latest
~ Gashitn which he offers iur sale on favprr
t. allie terms for cash, at the building lately
occupied by the Tombigby Bank.
DAVID AUSTIN.
march Q, 1880 ssh
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-06
Trust Sale.

IT, IN pursuance Of the provisions Of a
MlA deed of trust, executed 10 me by Win
s-% chester Dumas, on the SD day OF Jan
NY uary, 1889, 10 secVe the payment OF a
certain sum Of money TO r. }. Swear
s=ssS--=SEss rnren shall expose for sale at public
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-26

veh yss- ofsse, hslfs p'il-sDi from Eve 10 ten o"e
pi
THE PHTSIy Bf77TRS. arc 20 enll,,l. beesp,s
ihey rs-ss' the power Of fs"rog the rspirng s"ter
e health u glowing ,isot throughout The eon,iiin-
ten the rhaaiy sAij TO he r-si"fsi 70 hie tom
The Sshss oi itf own d,sroisiiap. The fh0os bhier
entirely vegetable. cowpcfc1 81 mote ioo"i "ns 10
c.rt.n fe as .f the wctsfp euniry, Msoh VI inislli
NV rsite FENERS AGUES Of all sinls VIII never
a. 10 eradicate sntrel, ali the tfett of Mercury Ia
hnsoly ,onnsr THAI the most powerful preparations Of
.sr.arsrls anJ Will immediately cure tho dtterniina
tina Il RI GOD 10 the HEAD never IaIl W the sok.
,,,, ,s,fenf 10 vo,fnr females aud vii he lounI GER
tain remedy in all Of nsrvus debility and utetn,ss
e The most impauel constitutions Asa remedy tort
Chronic and iafcyamcfery Rh,bmaiism the efficacy 81
the rhunir Biticu Will he j,moosi'nteh by the
single bottle. The usual doe. Of thesc bitter = ~
wine glass FULL Ia water wine. sud the quantity
may he taken two three timtsa dsy>rbt ut half an
hour before mea,, lets quantity mry be taken a.
n times. To those who afflicted with IL digestion
after meals. there Bitter. will prove invaluable as they
gery increase the action oftbe principal vitcefs, help
them ,perorm their fanots aud enable the SIC mtet
| tosschafge into the bowels whatever is a. M We
Thus indigestion ea,ily aud speedily romov3, sppt
tte restored. and the mouths of the absobtn, ssir
being cesnsed nutrition is facilitated, and strength o
pody and energy Of mind are the happy rssul,g foi
further particulars OF MoFFAT'S LIFE PILLS, add
/ FHtENIX BI1TERS, apply at Mr. Mofats Office No
SIG broadway, New York, where the Pals cat be OBJ
tanned for 81 oeu. so cent?. 81 PER h"x and the
| Bitters for 81 or So per bottle dfNumeron. cetth
Gates Of he wonderful efficacy Of both may be iLei'
inspected,
In zone obsinsic and complicated eases Of CT ronh
and ihhammatory Rheumatism, Liver Complaints, Fe
yer and Asue, Dyspepsia, Pslsy. Piics, injuries }roh
he Of Mercury, qu,niine, and other diseases Of iont
ianding, il may be found necessary 10 take both tho
Life Pill. and the PbGux Bttes, in the doses btfor
| recom ujed.
.B.-The.e Pills, and the Bitters will get all met
curry out Of the system infinitely faster than the bef
fsssapsrilla and certain remedy o'
The rhing Of blood 10 he head all roieni headache.
! tic douie,reur, &e.-An persons who are predsposed
To appopiery, oai,y &r should never be without tho
Life Pills or Bers. Tor one dose in time will life
They equalze the circulation Of the blood, draw all
pressure from the head restore pespira,on and throw
| of every impurity by the pores of the skin.
For sale by BURT & MASON, Agents for the
County Of Rutland. 5:eowIy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-26
o. WlD % VVsSn

the Revolution married before the close Of their hos
~ bands military services may receive under the act
II Congress Of July T. 1885 the pensions TO which
their husbands would have been entted. respectively
under the Of Jase q is2 The scae6ts Of the &c,
Of Jaiy leo, are extended 10 widows Of all reyolu-
uonafy officers and solcie, whether they have married
again, OF no psessdsd they widows. Also
widows Of such officers and soldiers as continued in ser
vice esui the ID Of Nov I7e and we're married before
that day, are sgosliy sRiitlsd
Jan. l1- Widows IL officers and sod,e 70 ma MED
before thus day sn,tied 10 i've wears tenson from
lea March isSi and, in proportion. when their has
bands have deesssed sines. Pe1siSs basinsss sader
f<ss sets sad all slsrs attended 10 BY hs sstsaibr
'tu J.COyk
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-26
FARM FOR SALE.
Saddle and Harness Monutacf0yv.

TINHE subscriber would inform the public that he has
Il commenced the above business at the old stan
formerly occupied by G.. W Ellis in Cas,leop, where
he hopes to receive liberal share Of patronage lie
will keep hand make short notice, all articles
in his line of business such Saddles Harnesses OF all
kinds and Brides French Folio Trunks, Valices and
carpet Bags inferior 10 in the country city
Also, good assortment OF Bag Top and Common
Trunks curled hair Mattresses made 20 order, and old
ones renovated. good assortment Of whips and LASH
es curry combs and horse brushes Of first quality, al
above articles will be sold cheap for cash approved
credit kinds Of country produce taken in exchange
for the above. Those wishing TO purchase will fndit
TO their advantage to call and examine work and prices
before purchasing elsewhere Repairing done al short
notice VOLNEY SHERMAN
Casileton, Oct ].
NIB A good LOT Of sole leather on hand and for sale
cheap for cash. 42-y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-26
S n u + Ey
DANIELS g. BELL.
ONLY iwenty five cenls !!

Only fWfnty i've cPnis
1MR ~ HITCHCoCK'S NEWLY INVENTED
~ sNUfF-Th- best article ever discovered by
scientific men, IN Europe America far the relief and
sbsoi"is cure Of Csiah, Drzness Of the Head Weak
Eyes, Nervous Headaches, Falling sick ness Fits and
infants troubled with snuiss, partial shocks of palsy
Ac. -
For sale wholesale and retail by A. Hitchcock A. Co.
sole PTopfieiors. ~ Genness~e street Utca and by
their agents throughout the United States and Canada
Aiso BY PORTER, Rutland 4. JAMESON
C..ileien, A. BUCK, Piisford, JACKSON a KETCH
IM, Benson.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-26
NOTICE.

W. L IOJL'
VNHE present term of the Troy Conference Academy
will close the first Wednesday OF Deco ber in.
stead Of the last Wednesday Of November as stated
the catalogue and the ensuing Winter term will
mence on the I'd "Wednesday OF December after vaea-
ton oil one week. BY order Of the Trustees,
JAMES COVEL, Jr. Principal
West Poultney, Nov al 1889. 47-f9
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-26
DENTIST.

DLIN L I'D L.
FINHE Subscriber would inform the inhabitants of
Il Rutland and its vicinity that he has taken
at Bemans Hotel where he will make his head quarters
during the winter and will bs happy to wait any
who may wish his professional aid either his
al their dwellings Commands from any Of the neigh
boring towns will be immediately attended to. lie is
now in Brandon, where he has spent the summer and
will be in Rutland about the Goth Of October.
WV. KENT, Dentist.
Doctor Kent studied his profession with me-since,
he has praciced in the southern States with good
cess. recommend him 10 public confidence.
II JOSEPHUS BROCKWAY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-26
upAnws NEGATIVE TO Ncrrsrs LivE
1900 4 ap Rn0ssH BIITkns.

anws NEGATIVE TO Scrr.rs LrvE
: Asp Pn0ssx B,TrEHs.
- hass long been known aud sprfe.
&H1Fsesjiasry aud INN jis'c powers
Nth. 10 persons suffering india
- 80 10 which the human fra ne
oos1iGestsi Instances, they have
6tw the very verge Of an uu-
ms decepsivs n"strom' Il The
81 80 spasy ,housani. they
6ssed thst u,.iform eniuymcut u
- lie hseif 70 bot partial ble..-
1Gpc, bee their efiescy invariably
~. shat Il bss appeared 'crcely les.
~ eAoss the were unnequninied with
2)eeerh5rpi pr,p~ipies upon which
~ ~ opou which They constqueDt-
~ mani6sss and sensible action IN
In1 eDsanssls Of life, and cnduing
~ vigor. that they were in
- vas bestowed upon them
- several Individuals whose
nvod.
~ Ne opportunity afforded
ths daily press. for placing
11kis the knowledge aud
~ ecmmnnity. Unlike
io& which boast Of vcge-
- ere purely aud solely.
Mr. Mercury, Antimony,
6ru1, N any form whatever
- extracts from rare and
" which. though long
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01

The Book Milking Rusiasss.--Ihe fol
lowing IS an extract from lecture ~ print
inc. delivered some time since before ti'a
Portsmouth, Lyceum, aud aiiervard pun
6shed. After speaking OF the esiahiislpaens
If The narpers, at New York, the author
saws, Z" Az Bra,tleboro', in our sister STATE,
Vermont, IS one which is deserving Ut 20.
ice. The pruning establishment, these
keeps IN operation tseterall power presses.
Connected with it isl paper mill at Que end,
and book bindefy at the other, 50 thai,
flSe the chrysaIis changing OF vile cater
pillar to beautiful butterfly, what enters ~
one end, the cast oil covering OF the huinnn
body, is, by regular aud rapid change
broueht oul at tbs other extremity, htauti
lul paper, finely printed apd bounds ma,
ter,al for the permanent dress Of the I'm
mortal mind. So rapid Is the process that
rara hare been rtcetred at thaf miH ~ fhs
rmaing. monufaefured into fapsr, and
priaied before nigst.' The Colnpfehen.
siye Commentary is now printing u that
establishment. When il j. completed, u
viii have consumed fifteen thousand reas..s
of paper. Think not that the @ooirn or
the cotton manufactures are the only ones
Tuhich benefit the agricultural, Tor this
one work wili use the amount oil thousand
bales Of cotton IN paPer-and will have re.
CURED the skins Of sixty thousand sheep
for lis binding
We understand that during the Eve years
ending With the present, there viii have
been published at this establishment, about
one hundred and sixty thousand imperial &C.
tayo volumes, averaging more than eight
hundred pages each J These solumns cot.
tain each more matter thau ten OF the aver
age of those issued by the iiarpefs, the
larges, Publishing house in Amenea-fnnk-
tBg an amount vi matter issued, equal TO
Que million SIX bundled thousand such so-
iuncs as theirs The business is nov car.
red on by the :. Erai,leboro' topographic
Co" Incorporated IN 1896, "ish the PRIV
lese Of holding capital Of tao hundred
thousand dollars. = n Phpgir.
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POETRY.
Prom tAs Saturday Courier
NATIONAL ODE.

y
Beloved daughter OF the West,
Coluss bis, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Home Of the wise--lhe yslisnt-best,
Our blessed country. hal 70 thee
Forever thrive thy haPpy slime,
Thy gallant group Of sister States
Uaseyer'd BY the hand Of time,
Existing Joined. to endless dates.
High stream thy gorgeous banners light,
In glitterine ioIss efore the world,
Preclslming lar ~ pairist's might,
where'sf lis glories aoaI sntuffs;
Nor dimlDea BY aistaaoe be its hight,
But brighter beam those brilliant hues,
As waving Al the masthead heights,
= Remotcsi soils II proudly views.
Tsil 10 thy sires-lllnsuious fev,
Surviving Times impartlal doom,
With years DER fraught--must seon pursue
Their brothers Stumbling 10 The tomb
Aus who the last, BY Gods decree,
shall ioia the comrades Of his youth,
May b. report - prosperous--irse--
And be that tale Esernsl Truth.
Thy daughters hail. Angelic forms
in rcsease bloom OF heaven dfsst:
ys gentle srothsrs OF alarms.
The fair creation Of the West:
The avid gloHings Of your smile,
Lit b. Aarsra's radiant brand.
Oar sorrowsd moments shall begnIE.
Then mighty Empress Of the West,
Colambla.--hsppy-ever Tree,
Abode of Naicr, eless
America, TO thee
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INFORMANT NOTICE.

Pcrsons using the Lie Medicines, are advised 10
take lhs Pills At night II suiiicieni qusnsilies %
operate tWa three liuee On the h9sels ia tie
course Gf the nezi day. Alec, take a tablespoonful
IT The biusr= hall an hour beigrc each meal. For
three Of a delicate or enieebled Constitution. hall
The quantity may be snfietent
For further particulars Of the above Me.
dicine sec 1offa.'s Good Samaritan. a co.
py Of which accompanies the medlclue. A
copy may also be had N application al the
Printing Office IN Charlotte, y here the Me.
5ieine Is ior sale.
Prepared and sold by William =. MofTli,
367 Broadway, New York. A liberal de-.
ductlon made TO those Tho purchase 10 sell
again. Letters, post patd, ~lll receive im.
mediate attention.
IT.. IIOLTON, Agent
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Sri! N!'I!l'5 + |! $: E[]'


Evil ins.Ilet'ss aba incstastne aI-,----'--,
- these FILLS, Is another ptog Z. Sr - z
bil'iy Of the old adags, thai ,,utl !, y 'al'li-
and vii prevail Other pills a. f's.iltl
but Or Ps.sts' are purchased and s., ~ ffCcI
eouansuded untiltho demand III - - aaa q
eoaSe almost universal A's ~
De- sv;urs 1onld impress .il. a., -,
public. that bis piiis are vi asses 80 80 ~
bel scientific compound I'll s..,..,e. ~
bssn The result q many ycafA ln,sp.9 800 49, e
TO profession IN whleh he saa ress,,s ~ !.
aud hener II ls As popular aiih Tie fsep. -
~ as with Tie peopis al large az
One Of The uany peculiar sif,ses n Il. J.
table Pills y, that @hsls srry .oNsflaI /. y
effect, thsy are particularly aiIa ~ ..a,s 4
their action. tn,ite the Ecnerali,, a 49,
their application IA never attended ann ,.a,s.
griplng.
Peters Vegetable Pills arc sou rsv,,s.i !.
u.sse shO have had an opsestaory & 49,
upon their merits, ss an inesllaaLs PM "A
BLESSING.
Wslhou, sa eAeegsion IN sxt ~ eoept,, u
medicine has spFesd Siih such fsgaS,ss ~ -. J
such universal satisfaction.
PREPARED by Joseph Priystl, Pets.s N n =.
l29 LsboTty street. Nes fefk. E.eA :. sss,,
10 Pills. Price so esn,a
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For sale.
DEssOEF TIC.s.

EYE y DVEs A ASsE.
FEsuE Cot4rtpctstt3 hetsto.of4 ektsilnR undst
q lie frm Il 4 4 - ils4ana.sr, j. M. ahl
dissolved ~ nus4sl c4astnt. lie ,4bscfiyef-
tcatxf tAel, sgacrFe tb4pks 10 thtp ifitnds ard
eos:ssaers or lie nbsttt snroufa asaieut @htth
taey have fsetifs !, and agld FeHHa them that
IS tke mes scar commences the saslaess - The
asst year should u scs.ss eoon possible, sea
~ bps our friend. = h9 have accounts AL cal
aud settle them si.aef 81 Cash D Ns,e, @isho4t
tQgt4er nutics-
AuNM AEkNASUFR
MILAN ALEXANDER
Cbartoa.. Jan t-JJ 4tlG
\ g. Tbs Bstnrs. all hereafter = conduct
e gaser 81 EItm 81 iisFsadsr 4 Bfst4trs a the
at stsnd, ore DOR soaia u the g8sl 0sies, here
lhey latsaa . keep goad staea u
GO Cd y.
aad all sel tIe mot reasonabie tefms
ADAM ALEXANDER
W. ALEXANDER
q 4. ALEXANDRA
J4n j. ie19 4lla
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CHARLESTON il

Exchange st sight, on fioetuu, Sew York and
Philadelphia, 30 days, PER eent prem. 90 days,
par and ! per cent premium.
Rank checks On the North and pr Ct prem,
North Carolina tn"uay. | lsst CT discount
Georgia Bank Bills, per Ct Discount
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Fsr as'ag d., Fstsra, Ct!sssa'sa I,s,l.A., n,
/. Bseauss ,ley ate saeeet,psl, yssal.,.. s.
Psutvs them 10 bo rHrraalng5 gase
Bsea9se they aFe era. passA o. sissellft q !
have TIC rgwei 10 sd geaa 10 AZ ,ssperss sss,.
81 cases, wssiaoas qes4sssies lbs nasau, 1, d =
10 ahy.
Becaaas taty are cot 4 4sact nsGesss \
The seienliGe roalp0sn4 q rrguiAs pa1,sa.ss. ! ]
h&s snssis has rfots,atua ss ,ss4y u Ia ia.
I Beeau.s shsy ass te4 aHg.s4sa.i Is l4as, a
distressing 70 fstasn, slass tbs, Als aa.ss ssss.
t. 8FeFtte
5. isS sgse shsY ats trcaH.u.ssssG a ,,ssAsa
as~dseIns ~ ItS seG aiaf lacsHy
.. Because b. keePthg 80 sypstm r. 4 rtssl
siAtt u astsos. sAsy cars 2IssssssysrJ lnsas.
j. tae sasaiaI t. Stss hausa ftsuar.
Because .Asy ate eh4ap sss g.s,sa,s. I'D Il
ftiata al lhsss s,ftaes ID fsH sgof, ia as asa
AID - any segsh u line.
.. Because, aot@ llhsl shs9ag llsssf SO. g.ssi
mii.acss, they ais oEe Vt lhg spsse sa9 g.s!e.
tasatesmss wAisa has gel leSa aaS-utt
, IL cause llsY area asssifpE ftass +
sassnE a ga@pA agavs.te
~. bse&sss "a cara of sFlsea = 5stsas
b their hsasihY ,HaakHe< - tbs 8estse st*
tssiF. tl.sy kase ! asass haPpy saseSt, ga aaE'
.eItgsna'aas ~ n,ns
II. ussaase thsy fgTret tAsn rett h
ssa4i atts al, al sslss "a - tasst8se =,
to f.s4a.s a. pss - bssaf u afu,slss
6sg j lbs Rsnstal .gssta. tAsty 80 s.s.,s
fee8Sdg fsf ksa& hssa aesf-
10 n lAty 6sass ftra ~
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