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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-24
LIST. of April 1910.
NEW GOODS,
Ho,card's motto promulgated Aprit 1872

Ho,Dard's motto promulgated ApriI 1922,
what aras IL? 'T,Oos up and doing. go
ahead, quick and cheap for cash,
and no imprisonment for debt.
"OW consistent it has been is known
Il IL by customers. The course for O
time was novel, but is now in complete &C
cordance with the times. Up and doing is
still necessary; Quick and cheap for Cash
equally so; non imprisonment has become
the almost universal law of the land. and
Howard. as usual is ye. progressive in GO
ing on thinking head for a further I'M
provement OF the condition Of matters and
| things in general while Tor the present
as usual, he is punctual on the first of April
in having his stock Of Goods replenshed
10 all that is charming, beautiful, iasblona-
BILE and necessary for the spring trade,
which have arrived since his recent return
from New York. The great commerc, al
emporium of the New World, which has
been so Iuxuriously supplied by arrivals
of ships add Steamers from the entire cir
conference of the Globe, and enabled him
to make selection worthy Of the best set
of buying customers known, who have al.
ways paid today, and saved their credit for
to. morrow, by which means they have al.
ways had their goods cheap, because :hey
enabled their Merchant 10 buy at the low.
est auction prices and he in turn bringing
them good bargains. The assortment OF
goods in this Store is generally very large
and an increased number of cash buyers
may be accommodated together with all
former customers and heir friends and &C.
qualntances, at the Grand Bazaar, Cheap
for cash, Store Of
s. EARL, HOWARD
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-24
INCO M p A r A BILE TOOTH
PREPARATION.

TIME Utopian dreams Of the alchymist arc
l., realized, and a remedy discovered for
the TOOTHACHE, and preserving those
important and beautiful appendages Of tho
human system, by the use Of tho MAG
.NE7YC ODONTIC.a, which by its attract.
i've, purifying and strengthening qualities,
removes all extraneous substances from the
teeth, rnd preserves them in their natural
5riliancy. and the gums in soundness and
beauty. 1t is ascertained from experience,
that when used, tho teeth will never decay
but remain ill the latest age Of man, with
their natural wear. When they are decay ed,
its progress will be arrested, and the teeth
preserved and prevented from aching. AL
this has been done in multitudeof instan.
ces: and more, in thousands Of cases, nervous
toothacho Chat climax of pain) has at once
been effectually cured by the use Of this the
most popular dentrfrce in America. And
the public, SO far as they have become &C.
quainted with the merits Of this tooth pow.
der. have made use Of it-.-as we have sold,
within short time, about 10000 boxes Of
the Odontica. And, in conclusion. where and
who is the young lady or gentleman, aye. the
individual that values beautiful set Of teeth,
sound gums, and a sweet breath, more than
fifty cents, that will be longer destitute of a
box of DR.. M. Hitchcock's incompatible
Magnetic Odontica'
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
A. HITCHCOCK Il Co.,
No. 1T Gencsee street, Utica. N. Y.
And by their agents throughout the u. States
and Canada. In Burlington only by J. g. j.
II. PECK & Co.. in Vergennes by j. Fl. Bow
man, in Milton by Whitney. Landon e. Co.
in Georgia by Lorenzo James. aug2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-24
Sherman's Worm Lozenges,

ARE the greatest discovery ever made, for
dispelling the various kinds of worms, that so
frequently and distressingly annoy, both chill,
dren and adults. They are an infallble rem.
edy, and so pleasant to the taste that children
will take them as readily as common pepper.
mint Lozenge. Many diseases arise from
worms, without its being suspected. Some.
times very troublesome cough, pains in the
joints or limbs, bleeding at the nose, 60. &c,
are occasoned by worms, and will be easily
cured by using this celebrated medicine. The
following symptoms indicate The presence OF
worms, viz: headache, vertigo, torpor, dis.
turbcd dreams, sleep broken off by fright and
screaming, commissions, fevershness, thirst,
pallid hue, bad taste in the mouth, offensive
breath, cough, difficult breathing, itching at
the nose, pains in the stomach, nausea,
squeamishness, voracity, leannoss, tenesmus,
itching at The anus towards night, and at
length objections of films and mucus. One is
dose for child two years old-two for one
four years; three for eight years; and five for
an adult, and should be repeated every morn.
ing, or every other morning until relieved.
Read the following letters:
New York, March 8, 1899.
DEAR DocToR, According TO your request,
we have used your Worm Losenges in several
cases Of worms, and found them uniformly
successful We have no difficulty in getting
children TO take them, as they are perfectly
pleasant. We shall use them in our practice
whenever occasion offers; believing them to
be the best vermifuge medicine in use. We
have also used your Soda Lozonges very ex.
tensively, and find them fully TO answer the
purposes you recommend them for.
We are yours, respectfully,
v. WEEKS, M. D.
w. SHADDoCK, MD.
G.. X. GREEN. NJ. D.
New York, Feb. 1889.
DR.. Sherman, Dear Sir: One Of my daugh-
tiers, aged II years, was troubled for about
eighteen months with hacking cough, bro
ken and disturbed sleep, &c. She was fast
wasting away, although she eat quite hearty.
Several physicians attended her without any
benefit. From reading the directions accom
panying your Worm Lozenges, describing the
symptoms Of worms. l thought she might be
thus troubled, and accordingly procured a
box, which, to my surprise, perfectly cured her
in one week They arc most excellent
medicine, and believe my daug liter owes her
life to them. Yours, &c.
JANE HuMpnREys, 8 Mercer st.
Sold at the Variety Store by
P.ANGBORN f. BRINS.MAID,
Jewellers, Burlington, Vt.
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fore l heard from the young bird its
peculiar note which it uttered when its
parent brought food, and on looking up,
saw that it had hoped up on to joist to
which the board fence was fastened, and
to my great delight and surprise, beheld a
blue-bird in the act of feeding it. That
beautiful passage ofscripture flashed upon
my mind-"Are not five sparrows sold
for two fartlings? and not one of them is
forgotten before God" My curiosity
was now raised to see what would be the
issue, and l soon found that any further
care on my part would be supcrlluous,
for the young chap had fallen into better
hands. 1t was with the deepest interest
watched the movements of this devoted
pair of blue-birds to their adopted one, for
it appeared that both male and female
had taken part in this work of dsintersst-
cd benevolcnce and devoted themselves
with unremitting attention to its wants,
until it was able to take care of ITSELF
For couple of days it remained near
the spot where first saw the birds feed
ing it, and being near a window, had a
good opportunity to see how things went
on between them. 1t appeared that the
young one kept his bcneiactors pretty
busy; for their incessant labors could
hardly satisfy the young gormandizer, as
upon an estimate after much attention, he
received portion of food every y min
utes during the day, which appeared to
consist ofworlns and grubs. The black
bird probably weighed twice as much as
both bluc-birds and when it opened its
capacious mouth to receive the food, it
seemed as though its kind friends were in
imminent danger of being swallowed
whole. The bluc-brds appeared alter
natcly with the food and lit down a few
feet in front of the bird on the fence, and
viewed with apparent astonishmont, the
extended mouth of the young one for a
second, then hopping up deposited the
food, then as quick back to the first posi-
ton, regarding for another second with
marks satisfaction, the object of charity
and then away for new supply.
In few days the young bird found the
use Of its wings, and was followed from
tree to tree upon the premises by its faith
full providers, for nearly week: it had
by that time learned to find its own food
and soon it fell in company with some of
its own kith and kin, and | could recog-
Mise it no more. Whether it ever re-
turned to express its gratitude to its foster
parents, we have never learned.
Many of my neighbors could testify to
the above facts, as some Of them called
daily to see for themselves. J.B.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-24
CAUGHT BY A WILD BEAST.

A boy, on Friday last, attempted to
steal into the menageric at Troy, New
York, by crawling ander the canvass.
He happened to enter directly beneath
the cage of the Leopard, and the animal
seized his arm, drew it in through the bars,
and lacerated it severely with his claws
and teeth. The keeper ntertered or the
boy would have been killed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-24
Rifle and Shot GUN.

A FINE finished heavy Windsor Rifle
N with a shot Barrel. also, which can
N moment be attached to the stock they
are in The hands of good gunner, "true
Shots" for sale with Pistols, Shot Bags
Powder Horns and Flasks and other artl.
ces in the line at the Variety Store.
April 10, PANGBoRN g. BRINsMAID
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-24

By THE ACRE.--The wings say that
they count Harrison men at the west .'by
the acre." "That says a democratic
journal, sis when they take in the grave
yords. "-PhM Spirit Of the Tiaces.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-24
NOTICE.

WE have gerry few small accounts o.
w 6. 10, l2, 25 cents and upwards
which we wish paid, as soon as possible
Those having accounts against us viii pleas.
present them. PANGBoRN & BRINsMAID,
April 10, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-24
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
SILK &, Ntraac Goods for Cash

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
SILK g. Ntraao Goods for Cash
TUNHE subscriber calls the attention of
l. Country Merchants to his extensive
assor,me Of SILKS STRAW GOODS.
which have been selected from fresh i'm.
por,atons and manufactures with the
greatest care, which he offers for cash. at
the loves, market price; among which
will be found every style and quality OF
SILKS,
RIBBONS.
TELTETS.
EvMBROIDERIES,
L.ACES,
LACE TEILS,
SHAWLS and FANCY
II.4yNDKERCHIEFS,
A complete assortment of
Leghorn, Tuscan. Florence Braid, & stra,o
H "A is
With great variety of
ia tIItMerp s. :Datcp Go01S.
To all Of which he respectfully solclts
the attention of Merchants visiting New
York. believing that the prices OF which
they are offered will satisfy them that they
cannot purchase to better advantage in the
market. A. M. FREEMAN.
1l3 Peari-st. Hanover Square.
.New York. March Is. 1910. CIV
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-24
CORNS OF THE FEET.

The Testimony The Proprietor IS receiuing.
from various sources, stating The astonish
ing cures effected by means Of the highly
celebrated ALBION CORN PLAS.
TER, added TO The constant demand for
The article, from all parts of The country
unquestionably proues ii TO be one of the
best things TO be had. to glue immsl'ote
ease. relief and cure to Corns on The, feet!
In proof Of ,ohich, read The following
CASES..
4 LADY-To whom reference can be
IA made, after suffering great pain, and
inconvenience for years, from Corns, and
who in the mean time was making use OF
various highly celebrated remedies, but to
no purpose. and had in consequence OF
these repeated dsappoinlments, nearly des
paired of relief. most happily met with the
Albion Corn Plaster, one box Of which,
lat an expense Of only SO cents) has entire
ly cured her Corns! So astonishing was
this cure as to induce several of the friends
and nelghbors of the lady to use the same
remedy, and Nth the same good success.
AN OLD Observation-Disclosures an
Agent that after suffering uncomfortable
pain and trouble for years from a Corn,
which had resisted every attempt to de-
s,roy, was cured by this most valuable
plaster
A PERsoN-So crippled with Corns for
for a long time as to be unable to walk
had to cut holes in his shoes TO ease his
feet-was cured by this plaster!
This Plaster gives immediate relief as
soon as applied-it dIssoves the Corn out
root and branch ,,oithout the the least pain!
Price 80 els a hnx
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-24
WINDOW SASH.

JTCUHutrUYa bTaCK
Lead, first rate article, for sale very low,
together with great variety ofolher articles,
as cheap as can be found at any other estab.
lishment in the place. GEO. PETERSON
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-24

Mouseline de Laine.
a good assortment of mouseline de lame
IA and Chalys, for sale cheap for Cash,
for example. good quality of the former
all wool for 40 cents the yard at
April 10th. MAYO g. WAIT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-24
THE TEETH.

BRITISH ANTICEPTlC DENTlFRICE.
THlS elegant Article is pronounced by
Il those who use it the most valuable
Tooth Powder they ever met with. II
possesses the peculiar excellence ofcleans
ing the teeth from all tartarous encrusta'
tons, without injurng the enamel, it i'm
parts healthy freshness to the gums, a
balmy sweetness to the breath, and gives
to he teeth beautiful peary wilderness.
The two following testimonials were
received from gentlemen, (Clergymen) OIL
the first responsibility.
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, Andover Sept
4. -Sir-havug made full trial Of your
An,ceplc Dentifrce, am we'll satisfied
of its efficacyto preserve the cleanliness
and healthy state of the Teeth and Gums,
and to impart to the mouth very agreea.
BILE sensa lion of sweetness. Yours &c.
(Sgned) J. C. WEBSTER
AspovEs THroLoclcAL SEMINARY,
Sept Sd Sir, having for the past year
used your Anticeptc Dentifrice, cannot
but acknowledge it to be the most valuable
Tooth Powder, especially Cor the preserva.
ton of the Teeth, with which | am &C.
quainted. hope it will soon be univer.
sally used. Yours, &c.
(Signed) JOHN LORD.
Price. SO centsa box.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-24
AROMATIC PILLS!

DR.. RELIES AROMATIC FILLS
FOR FEMALES.
TN Distractions, Debility, Hypochondria &c.
HESE Pills cleanse, puriy, and cause
For free circulation of the blood when
in manner suspended, assist The female
when nature requires it, whereby health
is established, and the patient before pale
as death. restored to lively and ANNA.
ted complexion. They are likewise con
ducive TO the health Of married ladies'. IN
less when pregnant, or of hectic or con.
sumplve habit, when they must not be
taken.
These Pills have been Of immense bene
fit to the female part OF the community.
Price, 81 so q box. k4
Prepared and sold by T. KlDDER, sue.
cessor to Dr. Conway,99 Court at up sta irs
near Concert Hall. Boston, and may also
be had of J. g. J. II. PECK, & co.
Burlington, Vermont.
None genuine unless signed Il. KIppEF
on the outside printed wrapper.
! Large discount TO dealers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-07

SS-t"r month or two past. almost every night a
tOooery WIS eiiher committed part Of our ci;y
VI aa attempt - break open house .. store was made
anu "uSir'''d. The citizens were IN "A continued
slate OF alarm and although organized gang of ras
eats were IN our very miI ana every pr,cauupn was
N'h 10 guard against their depgcdstons. yet no ar
''ss We're made. Embuljen-d by their success the
s"oo'rs sc'ain" unrrudcn and on Tuesday night sew
ca, S"'os ""rc attempted early hour ia the m
p'"hc part q! the city. Ga "Wednesday night Mr.
lindsay JeweIry store tried shortly afur ten o.
e''cN' and the dnur nearly forced Some noise IN ale
"a 'n' in'id" b. NJ. l. VIII, On tho watch caused
e burglar To ren4uish his enterprise and tho police
were immediately started Ia pursuit of hun. After
s'"'' sear'h 'hey succeeded IN capturing man hav-
H'S ~ ms POSSESSION chscl, which suited precisely
To Inc marks on MIR Lindsay's door and several other
u"'fS aad windows which ,tiemp,s had been n,n
i'e was committed tojaI. and yesterday morning a
man named Scott. IA shoemaker ON Water street. who
mas long boon suspected, AMI two other indiv ilas
were also arrested. Ia Scuus house. a considerable
qnalu'y q" stolen property found, so,ae Of which
"'s since hcen claimed. \ complete apparatus for
m''Siacirins ca n'ere cite cUn, and quantity u the
money WAS a,o discovered
IhiS gang ms been operating among US 70. some
,"Ac las AMI we are glad that they have btel a,
hng'h ionnd oat We believe, however, that ,err
are others engaged ia the "a ne business AMI advise
our ciiz's not ~ he throwI oil their glarl y ihsc
arrests Scott aud his parry will haze Justice IN ted
oE 10 'h"n and hope their partners in business
may DC similarly Il alt with lTkceiinc Ga-cue
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-07

Boz.-The twelfth number Of Master Uumrbra,, =
Clock just published by Lee and BIanchnri - o
comIn"ed 10y the authors preface The flJo,vioy
passages ir"m H. relates 10 The absurd story of b,s
madu, -.
IL may be some consolation 90 the well disnoscd /,
q cs or genrInen who, ia the Interval b,,,,..n I
conclusion OF his Last work and the commemorate, "a
us originate report that he had gone m vns man,
To kho" HAL II spread rapidly n could be ,esira,i
ana was made The subject VI considerable dispute t
rs regards the fact, for that was 49, ihrruu,hIr
cd as tho duel between SIR Peter Trazle and f,bor
Suriace ia The School for Scandal; bur viii, rc.,o
10 Tie uniodunat" lunatics place Of conine me,,. ono
parry insisting positively Bedlnm, another in,Iipi,
iaVorahly towards SAINT Lakes and a third s,,.,-;,
strongly by the sylum at Eanwe while each b,cLeI
us case 10y eircumsionial evidence OF the same ex
cei'eni nature as thai brought bear 10y SIR BENJAMIN
bichhiie on the pistol shot. which struck against ,
i''e bionze bust OF Shakespeare over the fir,-rac
srzed oni oil The window at a right angle aod ,youn
ucd ihe 11siman, who was coming TO the to,r with n
double letter from Norlham ,lurishire
u VIII be great afiiicon 10 thc.- Ia,lics md o
''mch 10 Ieurn-and u AZ unwilling 10 give pain lhat
40 would not whisper the circumstance ON any ,r,o
"a he moi ieel ~ manner bound do So m er,titud.
70 '"o " hh"hg ms friends who were ,t The ts,uLl .,
"c'is angry wnh the AlFuriy-lhat their irvar,;ou
"'"e we authors home unusually merry and g,v,
se I'D an extraordinary number OF ifs. Of ,,bicL -
M only ndd in The words ofrlc 20 NJ \;co, ~ ~.
"''n' i cdhho 'ay whether we lad more VII ,,uo,,
~ a'' nnsull; hui am had more I,ueh,,,e
D'''"'"|e I"'aoe York G0sete SePi 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-07
nNIITlrAr- rn..nr,SIIrn

me New York Sunday Mercury tells the Gpl.Awi..e
Yankee anc'd o'e. Jonathan walks IN takes a scat.
ana looks At Sukny Slkey rall,s M the Ere" blows
on' inc candle and ieHf look at Jonathan jonathan
'Ihts ana w'iggles about IN his chair AMI Sukey sits
perfectly sta i ~ length Jonathan musiors conrage
AMI spcaketh--"Srw kei"-"Well. Jonaihan''-"I low.
yol Ike pizcn anil swccimea;s." Dew tcllr' "If.s
a tact anl ~ mistake Embellishments 20 boy.
me Se"S Jonathan Higgins, what am yoar poli.
Lc-! II m Tor Van Burcn. straight" WILL sir,
thrn you can march siraigh: hum cors won't bove
nobody that ANT for IIarriSnn--ihais fat ..Thr.e
cheers TOT Old Tip sung ont Jonathan THAT'S v,ur
SORT says Sukey. when shall We lac married Jonn
mani "Soons Old Tips elected" "Ahem, "A
henE What's the matter. SuekeyF' "'Sp1sen' he
aint elected"
Jonathan d.dn' GO away I'LL the next morning boz,
whether he answered the Ia; question: tins deponen,
knowCth not.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-07
NEW NORk S1ndly.lP NJ,

There was nothing Of importance done IN Sta
ocs yesterday; the transactions ma fanciss were
large amou4i. with very lite alteration from Fra.
days rates l. :. Bank iGPr we'd & Delaware and
Hudson fell oti &; North American Trust 3; Vlcks.
burg g. Canton !, and S;onington 80.
mode ate aiUDYnt done IN Serlinc Echingc
n, Si"9 principally \, i;rses France Of IL a5
%, Amsterdam 40 iIl Hamburg 30 la36 Z am, Iirr
men 7Sla1Sl. Domestic Exchanges remain inaetiv e
hnd rates are still high. IL appears. however be
generally conceded that they ai the worst
Very luIle was done IA flouror Cotion-prIccs re
nam as boEore 1000 brshes Ohio Wheat was sold a,
81 per bushel. and 10000 gallons Whale OIL for CT
port nj p cents per gallon.
The anxiety on the subject Of the pending elections
aosor''s every other consideration. Nothing else is
Thought OF Tac Courier office and the fun
Of II. l. 50 crowded that have been unable to pass
'hfough the street. although il is Sunday:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-07

Political ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &C two .drcd
hravos armed with bogis kniycs pistols &c marched
through the public streets last nizht with a cIean
sweep, utering yeils of defiance AMI alarming our
peaceful citizens. IN the most quiet part of the civ.
hey finally brought up NJ the residence Of the r,ons
and pure Btiy1ntn Rlilcr, in Washington Place
who adiress them 10 tie mosi mild AMI AMI be man
ncr-cxhorilng these desperate and awlcss men with
great o7rnestHeSs To stand Gru and rcsulntc ia tho de-
fence Of democratic principles hut gently advising in
his silvery notes. lha they should not violate Inc
peace. JUS so The hyr1cntcal Rpbcs,ero mi.lcd tie
people. In similar strains OConnell firs aqai.s md
then cams the s.orm; and in like manner and Win
equal sincerity tho Scotch clorgymIn, ~ his PRAYER
aliuding 10 Napoleon Bo1nplrte. said
ooh lord. ilke the iyr1ui anil sh1k him DER r,s
moIih o'h--'i bu' Oh Lori. IN thine nGnit, mercy
diua let him Ga mn J. Star
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-07

NOVEL ADEENTURE--Was arrested by Nr.
tioJies;on, about p miles from thi, place. a youth
nnd two negroes. travelling n a small wor,n. under
ssspitious circumstances. aId brought into Charceln
lPnn examination % was asccriaiued that the youth
WU- female. dressed in mans app1isl She aapcars
% be ubDoi 20 years Of age sdclicaie AMI not very
h1n,ly and passed ur.lor iIu name 81 WIN KclIarJ
When wc were introduced into her domicil b, The ,i
iof, che gave her nlaro as Marba Chandler a r4,
dent Oii1inw ldiio county iu this State and lived n
bout twenty Eve miles from Petersburg nnd five mile,
from place called Rocky Ran SAYS her p4repts
orc dCd. lrd shc hns been residing With her s.fs,
on "a small nrm. her interest in which, she sold 10
raise money iJf tlis adventure.
One OftIs negro fellows wus dressed NJ female
hc b. bright mulato, gave bis Jacob and SAYS
De- D. che properly Of B1rssll Elder Charles Il
black anJ says be tee properly q Widow Elizabeth
Gregg, OF Green, all residents ol Duu fJdie
hiss MHuhas object was iD iIko o. her reeilarra
n ius county. hire f1e nevr0osat c GALS furnace a1I
Iyc oH tle proceeds II hisIr wagos she aar,lrs
rom he conversation we bad ,itl her 'p have Issf
invoke ip the heluus nrss Of her crime which shc nj
Incc ani promptly confessed. The s.mrlc and unvor
llsed FfYry he tells induces us co. believe that with
'er. crime BE- novelty n sIie hss friends bon Din
Fddle They should 10 once come Erzard t1 her 4id
This adventure Will prove lesson b. her, even if.bc
scsFc tho lgsi punishment oi her rumc -- ka7 Ear J.