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gI1oI7[y N7TgRY

ShEkMAN'S WORM LOZENGES
proved Ia more than 400 COO Cases to Ue
lnIaIIhIe; the only certain worm destroy
ing medicine ever discovered. Many
disasters arise from worms and occasion
long intense suffering and even deala
without their ever being suspected;
grown persons are very often afflicted
with them and are doctOred for various
complaints, Without any benefit; when
one dose OF these Lozenges would speed.
IIy cure them.
Mr. j. Murphy, was applied to by e
poor woman whose daughter, 7 years
81 age had been sick for 3 years; her
stomach was as large as a grown per-
sons, her arms and legs so swollen that
she could not walk or help herself, al
though she could eat as much as Two la.
boring men. Two celebrated doctors
haG exhausted their skil! without any
boG5iii; the father had spent all he could
raise ard was discouraged, he abandon,
doned all idea of doing any thing more
for her, aud looked TO death alone to
to take her out Ol her misery. Mr.. Muir
ply believing it to be a case Of worms,
gave her a box Ot SheTman's LoZenges,
and 10 two days she returned with 10Y
lea ming from her eyes, aud said The Lo-
zenges had saved her chiId's life. The
htst dose brought away oearIy a pint Of
living worms IN one solid mass, she at
Ierwards counted oVer $40 that were dis.
charged, besides the mass-which she
could not count. The child was literally
eaten up with Ihem-anolher living Wit.
ness OF the almost miraculous efficacy o
Sherman's Lozenges.
DR.. GaIen Hunter know a child that
was cOred Of fits by these Lozenges, af.
Ter " years suffering, and when nothing
else would give the least relief. lie has
used them IN his practice for the last Two
years in several hundred cases, and al
ways with success. A boy on board Of
one OF the Havre packets, was cured Of
fits by only M dose Of them.
Mr.. LorIng W. Gross, cured three of
his children of worms by only one box.
Mr.. John r Wood, gave them to his
child and they brought away the worms
by thousands.
GT-Prico Of these valuable worm can.
dies % cents per box.
JACKSON & SINCLAIR
Agents for Carroll CO..
l.. Wilcox, Pittsburgh, Pa.
April 8, 1912.
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COUGH GOM8MG 3S8
SbLRMAN'S Cough LULENGES,
are The safest, most sure and efrsctIuI
remedy Tor Coughs, Colds, BonsumplionI
"hooPIns Cough, Asthma, TIghtuess 0.
The Lungs or Chest, &c. &c. The prof
prielor has eve known an instance
where they did not give perfect sarisluc.
tIOn.
The Rev. Darius Anthony, of the q
oeida Conference, was gwen Up as lncu
rahIc' believed 10 be on The very verge Of
me grave from Consumption, wubout the
hope o. relIeiuII he lrled those Lozenp,s
lh7y relieved him immediately. and in
a lew weeks restored him to health. os
mat he could resume his dnetIes as a min
'sler Of the gospel. lie recoommends
mem 10 all who are consumptIve or have
any arrangement Of their lungs, az the
greatest mtdiclDe IN the known world.-
lie has witnessed their efccrs on seven
oihefs, aud always with the happiest re-
Suils. Tie says so great a remedy lbrough
the blessing Of Divine Providence should
90 The common property Of all, and in
every IomIIy on the face of the earth
Mr.. James W. Hale, gave some
to a friend who had moi epio,cd
a nights sleep for several weeks, Ic,uo
every few minutes attacked with sncb 3
cough as almost TO tDke away bis lie
HE Lozrngrs made him raise EASY. and
enabled bIm to sleep we'll all night. lie
had tried every lhl0g he heard Of. and
nothing else afforded The Ienst relief
ano'hor instance Of saving fellow beipg
from an uhrnely death.
Nj. G. +. Matthews suffered a wear
WIN u hard, tight cough, ppin in hIs
SIDE, spIitIog Of blood, and all the uuate
symptoms Of Consumption. The Lo2en.
g'S relieved han immediately and IN a
lc" weeks restored hlm to perfect health
ne says they are the greatest cough med
IciUe IN the world
Over 5000 persons have given their
na'nes within the last year as a reference
OF The %~oudcriuI virtues Of these coupb
Lozcnges They cure all recent case,
II a few hours, seldom requiring more
Than one day 10 eradicate the most DIS
trcssing oUcs.
GrPfIce only 25 cents per Box.-M
JACKSON 81 SINCLAIR,
Agents tor Carroll Co.
Il wilcox, corner Of Diamond and
Market streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Enquire tor Shermun's Cough candies.
April s, 1912.
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IL ]!


We haze tried DR.. Joseph Priestly
Peters Vegetable Pills, aud have no
hesitation in pronouncing them the best
n ti,BiIlous Medicine that we have ever
! used in our families. We are acouain
ted with several families 10 this CITY who
give them the preference TO all other
kinds, on acCouHt OF their miIdness, and
at the same time, certainty of action.
New' York Examiner.
MORE THAN TEN MILLIONS Of
boxes Of these truly valuable Ambitious
FILLS have been sold in the United States,
Canadas, West Indies, Mexico, and Tex
as, since the LIST o~GJanuary, 1885.
HUNDREDS d THOUSANDS bless
The day they we're induced, by the per
snasIon Of a friend, TO Try d Box Of DR.
Peters Pills.
d.. Joseph Priestly Peters,
Dear Sir-t have
used your valuable Pills these last Tour
years, in cases of Dyspepsia Liver com
plant, and Sick headache, and have
found them, in a majority OF cases, the
most valuable Pills | have ever used.
JOHN CASE, nj. D.
For Sick or Nervous Headache, or
Bilious Fever, | would recommend n
terO' Fills 10 preference to all other spun
X, II. ARMSTRONG, M.-sd
The toi/Owtng from The eminent d
Emmtso@ IS considered sufficient.
have used IN my practice these last
hive years DR.. Joseph PrresrIy Peters
Vegetable Ambitious Pills, aud consid.
cred them the best family medicine
have ever used.
A fresh supply of these valuable Anti
oIIIous Pulls, just received by
JACKSON u SINCLAIR,
Only agents for Carroll Co.
l.. Wilcox, corner Of Diamond and
Market streets. Pittsburgh, Pa.
April s, 1912.
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Shcrman's poor lMan's pIas.
ter,

I'VE
The best strengthening plaster in the
world, aud "a sovereign remedy for pains,
or weakness IN the back, Ions, sides,
hreas', neck, limbs, joints, :hcumusun
Iumhago, Sc. Sc.
Several persons have called at the
warehouse to express their surprise aud
aud thanks, at the almost miraculous
cures these p]lasterS have effected.
Joseph W, lloXle, Esq. who had been
olllIcted with rheumatism, aslo be unable
to dress himself without assistance, was
enabled after wearing one, only one niphl
TO get up alone IN the morning, put on HI,
clothes, and call at our ofice with eyes
beamlng with joy, aud his lougue pom
lng IoIth the gladuess Of his heat, at the
sudden aud signal rcllet he had received
from This hest Of all remedies.
Mr. David Williams, VI El2rhethtowp
N j., an old Revolutionary Soldier, wa,
to afflicted with rheumatism, that he
could scarcely help h'm,ell-lhese PIas,
lers entirely cured him.
GPrce onlN l2i cents a piecc-Q
Just lecelVed bV
JACKSON g. SINCLAIR.
l. WILCOX, corner of Diamond anC
Market streets Pittsburgh. Pa.
G-Remember ouIy l2i cents a pas
tor.
April s, lS4a.
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Notice.

THERE will he a petition presented
TO the commissioners of Carroll county
at their next session, praying for an
aIlera ion on Stephen Vests road; sad
alteration 10 commence at the South end
OF the lana of John WestNll-thcncr
running n North East direction east OF
the said WeStfalI, and cross The Augusta
and Troy Road, thence along a pannel
fence in the same direction 10 intarsect
the CarrolltOn mad Franklin S ate roads
thence along soiO grade to inlersecl
the aforesaid roAd at a sign board near
the mouth flew esey's lane.
September %, 1912.
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The cIaim.s Of John FIeck are left with
he undersigned, for settlement, Those
Knowing themselves indebted to the said
Flcck hy note, book account, or other.
w'so' will save cost by making arrange.
menis for The settlement of The same i'm
%media,ely.
ROBERT M'CLAVE.
August 5, l842,
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NEW GOODS.

THE subscriber is Just receiving a
Fresh supply OF
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DrY goods.

1 IO9h supply VI
Dry goods,
GROCERIES and DYE-STUFFS, Of
superior quality, which will be sold We
ry low for CASH or exchanged for
WHEAT,
and other produce He also asks. IN
Discriminatory all those having unsat
tied accounts, to discharge The same IN i.
me1iately. The Harvest is now over
and hose who neglect to pay their nc.
counts with Money or Wheat will find
them leII wllhthe proper officers for col
lection, as excuses and apologies will no
longer be taken.
W, D JENKINS.
Carrollton, Sept. 2, 1912.
Also, an assortment Of Stone ware on
hand.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby gwen to all those
indebted 10 The estate Of William Hodge,
late of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased, IL
make immediate payment to tho under
signed administrator: and all those hay
ing claims against said cslato, are reques.
ted to present lhem, properly authenlica.
ted, Tor settlement, within one year iron.
THE date,
WILLIAM HODGE,
Administrator.
October 7, ls42.
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October 7, ls42.
E|XECUTRLY,S NOTICE.

"'"DV HI~h w IVH'
Offices hereby given TO all those
~ indebted TO tho estate Of Joseph
Cameron, late Of Rose township, Carroll
comfy q, deed. 10 make immediate pay
menl; aud all these having clams
against said estate are requested TO pre-
sent them, properly authenticated, (or
settlement, 10 tho Undersigned, within
one year from this date,
MARY b. CAMERON,
Execulrix.
September %, 1919.
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MORE NEW ID
The subscriber respectfully informs his customers and the public, that he
now opening
NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
GOODS,
Purehasedtho present month in the Eastern Cities, and carefully selected for
His stock is general, and embraces all the varieties of servicoabe as wlIase
fashionable Goods.
81 Pieces of Mernoes of every color and quality at very low prices.
1~GGg2sGgG GOG1ga
goo pieces American Prints, 600 pieces Brown and Boachod MuAins.
TIcKlNGS, CHECKS, FLANNELS. &c.
AEsO, a very handsome assortment of Fancy Gods,
Consisting in part of
Plain and Figured Bombazines. Ladies, DressHanJkerchef,.
Mouseine de LANES, Needle worked lanes and Collars
Figured Saxonies, G,vas or ~ LiaJsr' 0N"7
Black, Italian, and colored Silks, Shaws, Laces. Ribbons
Lawns and Painted Muslns, Hosiery. Artificial Fowers ,&c
so pieces Sattinetts, of Carrorton Manufacture, of fine and coarse
4ua'NIeS' "mch Will DO sold 20 per cent cheaper than ever before offered.
8OGGG2I GOODS Of all kinds.
Purchasers, o N examination, will find it much TO their interest TO buy their
Wo0enS for winter from the subscriber, as his stock is very extensive and at
the Lowest prices.
BONNETS.
Silk, Florence Braid, English sta Cypress and Palm leaf Bnneta.
Russia, Silk, and Fur Hats.
l3 boz. Mems and Boys Fur, Cloth, Seal and Seaeue Caps,
WALL PAPER AND UMBRELLAS,
Shoes, Hardware, QncensDore, Drugs Groceries, Paints, Oils, and Dye1StyFs
1000 lbs. Spanish sole Feather, Upper Leather, and Ca9SkMs
Cotton Yarn, Cotton BdHNg, md 0Hdcwk, Iron, Nails, Glass,
ShOceh, Forks, Sugar and MOlasses. Salt, Tar,
And every other article usually kept in Stores in this section of country. All
which will be sold at the lowest prices, for Cash or Produce in hand.
IHe therefore invites purchasers to call and examine his Goods and prices
ISAAC Atkinson.
Carroton, October 20, lS4l,
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WANTED IMMEDIA TELY.

5000 bushels good WHEAT al
ready paid for 10 goods aud PROMISED Il
be delivered I'm nedINtalv after harvest
We can now Use the wheat 10 advantage,
and as 1t ~ due we shall expect either
il or The MONEY by tho 10Th OF Sept
ember. Our motO is, 'shOrt credits long
friends"
A. L, LlTTELL.
August 20, 1912.
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Wool e'ardipg.
Dec. TO-, 1S4I


THE subscribers having entered .intd
partnership IN the above business, would
inform The public that they have attached
u Tramp Wheel to .herr Machinery, to
he old stond OF Moore, four miles South
Of CarroIhon, and one mile east OF TOPICS
Mil, IN Union township, Carroll county,
Nhere they are prepared to DO work in
the best manner ana on reasonable ter ms.
They will also Full and Dress cloth. -
All work entrusted TO them will be care
fully done, rs they pledge themselves to
pay tor all Wool spoiled by their neglect,
All kinds OF produce taken in payment
Tor work done by them.
MOORE s. SCOTT.
May 90, 1912.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-08

division to cone 10 our rescue and save
az we'll ~ ne from be,ug 0ppress
ed With taxesfos yeaSs 10 rome. -
Resolred-That We will use our utmost
~x..,ions TO defeat the election Of Richard
Fruit. 70 the legislature because We ecnsi
der he has made SO many pledges. that he
canno, perform them all. therefore we can
M, ,uPpor, such a man TO represent Colum
bia county in the state legislature
Pesoped-Thst we will give our support
80 Daniel Snyder. for the legislature The
democratic removal candidate. aud tina, we
are de,ermioed Ia voir The remova 'ieket.,he
whole ticket and nothing but The ticket.
ResoiUtd-Tha, W. now come on, with
fnll determination moi IN be uamped under
foo, any longer, by young set Of specu'a
tors. but to 90 for the laboniing class. snci
aman as Daniel Snyd der. The good old iarme
the ponr mans friend, and on the l,h %
October next. we will go 10 the polls, witt
the watch word, Snyder. Industry ant
Ecnony.
Resolued-That the proceeding Of thi'
meeting he signed by the officers aud pub
lished in all The newspapers IN the county
(Sgned by The 0reer')
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CHARLES CONNER.

This pentleman.is the candidate for Reg
lister and Recorder npon the removal ticket,
and 10 a yOurg man twenty hve years Of
age, an English and German scholar, and =
good pennsnan. we'll qualified III every
respec. to perform the duties of the Office
and besides, staunch removal man. The
division men call upon their party TO sustain
their whole ticket, AMI why should not the
friends vr removal do the same. II is bu
sn SC, ui justice TO their friend. to STAND oy
him III ihe hour of peril. when be need
help. Besides Philip Bhmeyer has ha'
the Office Tor ,~o terms. Once appoInIe'
by the governor. and once elected by lh
people. and now lei hun give place io on
equally capable, TO cay The least, and Ia
murs wor,ny, in our estlmaiion.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-08

Tho Algerins in one Of his late preambu
la,ons in The upper part Of the county,
unluckily lighted in OrapgeviIie, where
finding the muzzles Of every gun pointed at
him, he became frightened and 10 escape
annihilaiion, changed into a fig dozen the
creek and made all haste for Danvile.
looking up from the ground for once in his
lie. and screecling out, "fhe early frost
has killed Fruif'-fhe early frost has
killed Fruit. and skinned my nose"
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GREENWOOD TOWNSHIP.

In another column will be found the pro
ceedings Of large meeting held at Rhoers
burg, Tuesday evening last. We are in
formed that il was one of the most cn,husi
astic meetings ever held in Greenwood =
II, however, only shadows forth the feelings
IN anifested by all the inhabitants of The
Fishing Greek townships in The exciting
contest They will give nearly unani
nous vo,e in favor Of Daniel Snyder ant
equal rights in October. The Algerine ant
his crew mus, send more smisaries int,
those townships with their false handbil-
for the ono who travelled through their
&v days ago, vas no7gcs
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Voice Of
Briercreelx.

A ve,v large mee,ing.of the citizens o'
Rrercreek township was convened VI put
suance Of public notice. AZ '"e n,noM .,,',
.ehool house in said township.on Th"rsnsy
the 29lh day Of September 's4~. rue
meeting was organized by e'ec'"g
GEORGE KELCHNER, PRESIDENT
John KNoRR. JOSEPH WISE, ISAAC now
NV SAm,uvL TRAsHER. Vice Presidents
John Freese, and Simon Hdgenouc"'
Se 'Iataries. 80,
The objec, Of the meeting being stated
on mo,op, il was
Rsso!ped-That committee OF IW EN-
TY be sppoin,ed to prepare resolutions 'o'
she consideration Of the meeiiug.
Whereupon the following eommii'ee was
appoiD,ed:-John Hess. Hector McCor'
mick. John Hill, Isaiah Salmon, JohnOoh
nor. Gilbert II. Fowler, Henry ID knorr'
Echman Hutchinson, Samuel keichner'
Wm. Hagenbuch. Jacob Fleckens,en' T.
Workheiser. w n. Hutchison, George II
Frease, Abraham Dielerich, John kelchne
BENJAMIN Fowler, Samuel 9. Jacoby Dame
Zaner, John Zaner, who reported she 'o'
lowing preamble and resolutions which wer
unanimously adopted.
Whereas, We are now on the eve Of on
Of the mos, important elections iha. has eve
taken place in Columbis county. as upon il
result depends it's future prosperity. II
mo, merely whether this or that poii'lca
party shall! triumph. whether this or ina
candidate shah be elected TO the legislator
l--but whether the county shall be rune
by diviyion--sr be keP, together ~
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lemovsl. Therefore
ResoIved-That we view the attempt of
a few reckless speculasors 10 cut anu earce
IN The county uierely iOr The advancement
OF their own personal interest, Iegardiess of
the INJURY ,ia. the people may receive W
the ac,, with ieeIlngs vi Indignation iIaI
words cannot express.
kesOlved-lhai IN order 10 prevent a
divislun. aud effect removal pussiDie,
as ile least expensive measuie thai Cd" now
be adopted 10 settle HE excited slate oi itel
Ing III Inc cuunly,we Wal give our vote. 10,
and use our every hotUrabie eXeriion W se
cure ,Ms election Vi Daniel Sn, der, ~ NE
legislature.
Resolued--rhat VIC will do SO. because
we believe hini 10 DO honest, iallaiul ana
capable.
Because, we believe he will advocate the
wishes of lis CONSTITUENTS " caffy them ouI
to the Ieller. II IL lays IN ms power, regard
less Of The lrowns, iav0rs or promises iroin
any quarter.
Kesolved-Iha, the faction who surround
the Danvllle lnleiligencer, ny Issuing their
scsndulous hand bills, abusing aud SANDER
ing Daniel Snyder and his I:ienus, deserves
lhs severest rensure liiaI community can
bsstow upon them.
ResO!ved--'ihai Richard Fruit, the can
Gida,e ol the DIVISION iacuon ior HE leglsla
lure is not entilied 10 The conhdrnce OF eth
repariy, from The iacl oi hrs having be
longed to all, and lel, each as his in,eres
preponderaled.
IeSolved-That We cannot, therefor
, give our suppors IL Richard Fruit, becaus
we wautto elect nan 10 the legisla,ur
whom we know will be homes. aud lailhiu
!, 10 his constituents.
Resolved living as we do. With
the limit. ol the PROPOSED new ooun,y, "
can call Win the greatest confidence on a
, throughout the eoua'y who are opposed |,
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II is said that John Rhodes has taken up
his residence in Roaring Creek and Mifflin
until after the election. We wonder in
which township he intends voting. Where
does he get his washing and mending
done! Remember that will be the question,
when you Offer your vote.
By the way, where does he get the gin
ger cakes that he says he can bay the
voters of Roaring Creek with. He mu.
gel large supply, il he always nibble
them 6rst
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-08

John Fruit Richard Fruit and several
Dsnvile men were in the creek townships
last week slectioneering. They wen
home 'rhop .fallen.' 'Oh, wha, fall there
was my couatryman.'
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EDUCATION.

A School for the instruction OF youth, il
The various branches Of science and li,era
lure, will be opened in the Academy il
Bloomsburg, on
Monday. Sd Of October.
Application for admission 10 be made /
The School Committee. or 10 The Subscribe
when tine terms Of tuition will be mad
saown.
j. ID. BILES
Bloomsbury. Oe,Dbsr !, ls4s.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-08

John Fruit declares that he cdt and uiW
elect his brother Richard. Who elecied
him sheriff Was it himself, or the peoplef
He boasts so much of his ability 10 eject
any man in the county that he pleases,
perhsps he had better bring into the field
anosber member of his family for Pro,hono-
tary. There is now but one candidate for
that office, and il is no more than fair that
ne should take care Of al of his family a
he has the power The people will no
doubt dA-.-L- Auiseze==n.szlz19 =
If We cannot beat Daniel Snyder fairly,
VIC can cheat him out Of his election.'-A
DanpiNe man.
How will they do it, By putting into
their mines several hundfed miners few
days before the election BY personally
abusing Daniel suyder,and publishing false
accounts of his in .he legislature.
BY circulating falsehoods Of every name
and nature about him and other individuals
to blind the people as 10 the true issue be.
fore them.
BY circulating false hand bills on the evs
Of tho election. when i, s too late to con.
dradici them. By representing the enor.
nous expense Of putting up new buildings
at Bloemsburg. when in fact they will cost
the county mere nothing, as those interest
ed will build them free Of expense to the
county.
Let every man therefore be aware
their tricks, and believe them slI, ss they
actually will be. elec,onsering lies, circula.
ted 10 gull the unwary, and cheat the peo-
pic ou. Of their rights.
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Number "A.

A friend Of FRUITS remarked the other
day that three thousand dollars had been
raised IN Danvile 10 secure his e!ec,on.--
Gentlemen, you mus. raise three times that
amount before you will be able 10 defeat
honest Daniel Snyder, and the remova
question. The people of The county are
not 10 be bought with the .yellow boys.'
not even if you offer two cents a piece
Tor their votes or their signatures.
se
The piety Of the Algcrine was much
shocked al the idea OF our attending a camp
meeting near Berwick, but /. appears that
his religious scruples, were like his con.
science, 'ihrown 10 the devil on Sunday
last, while he was travelling through the
upper portion Of the county eleclioneering,
particularly while drinking, carousirg, and
eIecupneering in bar.room, making so
much disturbance that tie neghbors threat
ened TO prosecute him for breach of the
Sabbath. These things may do in .4lgiers
but they will not be coun,enanced in Co.
lumbia county, any more than his raknq
up the ashes Of the dead TO vent his 6endish
disposition upon the living. Look ont,
.a|gerins you may get nabbed the third
time.