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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-08-05

1VUNW INDY N,
AND RAILWAYS CHINESE INDICATED SOAP.
Last fall published letter from young lady OF Brook
yn NJ Y. who had suffered severely from the bites
musqvos aud experienced much annoyance from the
ural darkness other tanned compcxOn her face dsfg
ed with tan, sunbun pimpcs hotches pustulcs &c. She
recommended Railways Chinese Medicatod
Soap few days of this delicious toilet emoent
moved eoy vetgc ofdisgurcmGnt rendered her skin son.
fair, pure, clear sweet aud healthy, and impaired 10 her
complexion, fair beautiful aud prepossessng Appearance
Railways Chinese Medcaed Soap is superior all import
cd Soaps soaps purpUrtng to be made from the recipes
of French and Italian chemists, and recommended for the
purposes Radwnys but unlike Railways, composed
OF doetcrous ingredients, which irritae and inlme the
skin If you wish avoid purchasing deleerous compost
ons ask in all for RAILWAYS SOAP, and do not
be put off with uny other Further, bear in mind that all
Chinese Soaps, without the signature of r. c. Railway
base cOunteeits of Railways soap made by unpncpled
men 10 deceive the public and composed principally of
irttating and poisonous admiXurGs.
G3he Genuine Railways Soap is sold only by GEO. w.
SCOTT, Montpelier; A. G. Spear, Burlington WIN. Is.
Little & Co. Boston J. & r. g. Roadway, CORTLAND st.
Ny. Colin.
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ayRomembor and always buy them Of f. BROWN, %
Washington street, that his nnmo is signed 10 tue Ut
roction which accompanies the bottle. ...
For sale by :. T. REDFlELD and s. X. COLllNs, and
dealers in medicine generally
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Mn. +. BRowF;
Dear Sr,-I am much gcafed in having opportunity
10 announce YOU by the of throe bottles of your
ursupara aud Tomato Bters, have been, from Estate of
general debility and decGe and continual suhorns restor
cd ymen OF good health. For number of years
have been troubled with the Liver Complaint badly at
tines prevent my attending To business, und Dyspep
sia followed with the loss Of appetite, weakness and debi
ty aad sinking and oppressive sensation al the stomach,
most painful and distressing, which gradually decreased my
strength and led decline. and dehlitned
much as TO occasion fears for my recovery while in this sit
uaton was Induced by the persuasion of iond to make
trnI of YOUR Bttvrs happily disappointed in
finding an immediate teef and before had taken tho
cents of the first bottle, had obtained comfortable state
ofheab and before had used three bottles enjoyed bet
Ter health than for number of years This about two
years since aud my health has continued good ill the pres
ami limo must say that have not much confidence in
patent medicines but satisfied hom the wonderful Of
ects of your hittes my case, aud OF friends whom
have nduo ed 10 use H. that II is valuable medicne and
take much pleasure il recommending II 10 my friends and
aequainauces and indeed to all who are thus afflicted, a
"''' PELEG sPRAGUE.
Barn, Me. April go, leii
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DENTISTRY.

n OCT. N. NEWTON, suIgica aud Meeh4nuaI IoU H.,
~ Office over Mr. Spading's Store, on Mann al inc menu
of State street In order Introduce some o. we eoos nv
proyements in the construction Of plate een, P
resembling the natural organs form and color una IN pSnt
~ ~ u,y 'aa,h For any piece OF work shall require
t1 10 BIO paid The time and the remainder In
S n,bs n Tho should prove satisfactory. II noi
Ma ,aaih can be returned and the money refunded a.
Montpelier, June 10, 1877. ~
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$50 REWARD.

g. TRAYED OR STOLEN, from the pasture Of Samuel
- Dayton in the Sixth Ward of the city of Troy the
night OF the 29th of June, Brown MARE, about eight
years Old, hob tall about fifteen hands high square and
troer; small white in the forehead, the
flows to the right hand she has the hair rubbed oil the
inside OF both hind legs the socket of her right IL oh
served closely, represents deornty, being consderal,
lower that side OF the head than the e eye. She ha
aso what called spnts the inside Of both her legs be-
low the knees.
reward of $50 will DO paid for the return of sail Marc
and if stuen, reward of $50 will bo paid for the arrest
tho thief $50 for information where the may b.
founl. LEWIS FELLOWS.
Troy, June 80, ls17. 25:3wt
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INNIWlIi WH'I W ITI'IIIl FHHNWIINV7 VIF'UNNW
PERMANENT CURES

after every known remedy had failed to produce tbs desired
effect
Besides its astonishing efficacy tho Diseases above
toneJ also find 1t etloctual remedy ia ASTHMA
comp lant in which has been extensively used with dec
dcd success, even in eases of years standing
II not only cmenntos from regular physician, hut has
also been tested in all the complaints for which has been
recommended. 1t Is my intention, therefore, either 10
cloak it in mystery in way deceive the public by over
rating its virtues the contrary, shall cndeavor to give
brief statement OF its usefulness and diter myself that its
surprising efficacy will enable furnish such proofs OF
It's virtues, will satisfy the most nccdulous, that Con
sumption may and " CAN BE CURED" il this medicine be
rcsorted to IN time.
None genuine unless signed L. BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale by :. w. FOWLE 1873 Washington ST. Boston.
GJ"For sale by s. Z. REDFiELD, Montpelier VT and
agents generally
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TO FARMERS, CON-
TRACTORS. &C.

~ ANTED-Tbe advertiser wishes TO contract with
w fcu indus;TOu i've superintend the
ing of Wild Land and tho erection of Log Houses Each
Contractor would be provided with band of emgrant
laborers under hun.
The contractor must have the command Of from 900
$1,000 which with per interest would be secured by
bond and mortgage the property (Which is sold omgrant
hmers) worth i've times the amount; he transfer this
security he has TO borrow the money The lands about
f5 hours distant from New York.
The contract would probably occupy l9 % months
will the contractor profit of from $1,000 $1,000 up
wards Apply TO "AgrcUure," of Gordon Co., 7s
nndeo Btoad street, New York, the Office OF this pa
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STRAY HEIFER.

GAME into the enclosure of the subscriber the LIST of
" june bright red yearng heifer, large size. No mark
upon her. The is requested prove property pay
charges, this advertisement and take her away.
STEPHEN WRIGHT
Berlin July %, 1917 %
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1flarria9cs.

Ia Rutland, July eth, by Bev. j. A. Hicks, Mr.. w. H. b.
owen TO Miss NJ T. Hodges daughter of Hon. Geo T. Hodg
es OF II. . - -,
In Barnard 9th July by Rev. J. sargeant Mr.. Thomas
Biselow to Miss Sarah Chamberlain, all OF d.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

GEO NICHOLS respectful ly Informs the citizens of Bef-
VI lin and vicinity, that he will open school IN Berlin
(Corners) on WEDNESDAY, SEPT. lsI' TO continue II
weeks.
Instruction given in the several sciences necessary for
thorough English Education also IN French and Latin.
Particular attention given to the Elementary Branches,
sisted Inv illustrations nom Mu Chats and other necessary
apparatus.
TUITION, $500.
reasonable deduction win be made for students not SO
advanced Board and rooms for those who wish to board
themselves, obtained at reasonable rates
August 81, l547. 2'i3w
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Wistar's BaIsam OF wild Cherry,
tho great remedy for
IpTIDN.

And III. bos medicine known to man for
Asthma of every stage, Liver Complaints Bronchitis Inhu
enza, Coughs, Colds, Bleeding of the Lungs,
Shortness of Breath Pains aud Woak-
moss in the side, breast, &C., and all
other diseases of the
PULMONARY ORGANS
very important disease which this Belsam excrts
n very power ful influence, rs that OF n
DISEASED LIVER.
In this complaint it has Ioubedy proved eica-
cous than any remedy hitherto employed and in numerous
when patients had endured long and suffer
Rom the disease without receiving the least brnef om
various remedies aud when mercury has been rosOrcd 10
in vnin the Of this basam has restored the Liver TO
hnnlllN ncllnn. md In mnnN nsnncna ellnnled
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Dfatbs.

In Lowell, Mass June II, of consumpton Mrs; Rocna A.
mea Wheeler wife of Mr. Slas Wheeler, aud daughter Of
Mr. Seth and Ascenath Bartiet of Coventry, VT aged 81
years. -, =, "a
10 Lempster, N. II. 18th u. Capt Ronj Mayo aged so
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INDIAN VAPOR BATH,

Free and independent from my steam Al 'nat the
will uhale is the medication OF Roots ana u'''''0
10 any disease which the patient may be ahhoted WIN,
Or. Richards is well known IN Albany, Soy. saratoga
ns,n,s and The ptincips cities In the Cntod states
Medented Vappr Bath, employed with the
~ M nanos,ions, powerful auxiliary in the cure OF
no mentioned discusses ihe chees VI mo Nepol
Bath arc wonderful 1T. ..,.... -. Al. -. .,,.. .
| Y Issuance within thirty miles.
| any VsPEPsIA AND JAUNDlCE BiTTERS, prepared by
N, T. Richards, to sale by 5. p Redhed, Montpeler H.
Collins Norihfeld, and a, the Drs. Rooms. ~
NontuelieT. June "a, lSA7. G
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81 O0tJCJOih dress Il n'OcE Goats.
fine Cashmere and DOeSEin
Pants.

Lor3000 prs super black Cashmere Pants SO 90 to so
Lor-l500 prs super blue and Fancy Pants 50 to 90
LoT-2000 prs Fancy Doeskin Pants % to 90
Lor-3000 prs Black and White Plaid Pants so TO 90
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II f. WHITE, No. 6, Morton Block Milk Street, Bos-
L. ton, continues import aud keeps constantly for sale,
extensive assortment of BOLTlNG CLOTHS of the
approved patterns. From long experience in the
ture and sale of this article y. f. W. is enabled furnish
Mles with perfect and durable Cloths than be OH
tanned elsewhere, and at lower prices Also, FRENCH BURR
MILL STONES manufactured the Massachusetts state
Prison. September lSiG. SOL yea.
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SCARFS
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.

ror-i5Oo Pongce IIandkerchefs, a5to37c
A Lor-- l73 - " 80 to Acc
\ Lor-300O led Pongee &c 30 to soc
\ Lor-20O0 white g 30 TO soc
LOT so old fashioned Choppa handkerchief rs
A Lor-3000 extra English Brocade, - 81 90 to %
A LoT- $50 Linen Camnric, " IL to Use
A Lor-2OOO as ed Cotton, q" to 25c
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GLOVES.
GENTLEMEN'S HALF HOSE.

a Lor-l2O0 Black and Fg'd Colored Kid Gloves 81
Lor-I500 Black and Fig'd Gold Medal - SIC to 81
A LoT-l0O0 Isle Thread and Linen '' ~ to .
LOT 500 White and assorted, Gloves, Silk, &c so
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UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS.

lor-IGOO long Red Flannel Shirts &c to 81 90
Lor-l3OO pairs Red Drawers aud Under Shirts ~ 75c
Lor30O0 Cohoes Drawers aud Under Shirts knit - to Zoe
A Lor-3500 Ipswich Drawers aud Under Shirts
knit Csc 10 81 90
A LOT 300 pairs Portsmouth ribbed Shirts 81 TO / 80
A LOT 800 knit Cotton Under Shirts 81 to 15c
A Lor-2O00 Cotton Flannel, bleached and unbleac-
Shirts, 80 to SOC
A Ior-35O Fine MeIino Under Shirts 81 to 81 90
A LoI-300 silk 81 TO 81
Lor-l5O super 50 25
A Lor-500 assorted flesh color GO to zoe
Ior- 100 shirts und Drawers, assorted rs to 81
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PIECE GOODS.

.oYOOOO yards of BIoadclcths, Cassimeres, Doeskns
and Vestings, comprising all the new designs
and imporiations for tho spring and summeI
of le47, will be made to order, from to ~
hours notice, in that style Of elegance ,ha'
this establishment has become 30 oei"o'a
led at LOW PRICES.
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DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS

ion Dress shawls, various styles and qualities
lOO so ps. Mus de Lanes
25 ps. Ginghams, Oregons, sc.
Is ps. Lawns and Balzorines.
Very Cheap, at G. r. RIKER'S.
May ls, 1917. IS
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LINEN COLLARS.
FANCY CRAVATS

\ Lor-le9O Fancy Cravats, assorted 75c to 81 90
ALoT-l270 -" Satin Crnvas SIC to 90
\ LoT-3000 Silk Satin Cravats 81 25 to 70
4 Lor-- 700 Selfadusting Cravats 75c To l 90
Lor-27eO Muslin Crayuts, very beautiful IL 25cts
ALor-l55O assorted, 81 cts to | 90
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POSTPAID.
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m ,o.. Inn the balance of last Waters Clothing at
l"'nnNp ALT IT'S COST, vixi Blanket oveIeoats,
WaYs Beaver do. BroadcOlh aud sattineu do French
ao ,n. 40 Broadc 9th and Pilot Cloth Conks, &c.
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OBITUARY.

Died at Vera Cruz, Mexico, the 18th of October, of
yellow fever, First Lieutenant LEONIDAS JENKINS, of
the LIST regiment u s. Dragons aged about rs years He
was the son-inaw of Major f. V. SUMNER, I'd Dragons
and has left widow and orphan.
Lieut. Jenkins graduated at the Military Academy with
distinction in lS4 and then attached the LIST dra
goons stationed in northern Iowa He there shared for
several years the arduous duties performed by
uoops a of peace In protecting the frontier against
the Winnebago and other Indians frequent winter
marches were made the snow-covered prairies of
that high latitude. His health thus seriously and
ermaneny impaired. The found him the
cruing service in Missouri and on the 10th of September
he embarked Jefferson Barracks in command of
fpc company dragons, which he had raised and train
ed too devotedy and aboously for his delicate health
He sick when he thus embarked for the poisonous at
mosphere of New Orleans and Vera Cruz insisting upon
the performance of his harassing duties In Vera Cruz his
physician urged upon him take a in town bur he
refused and retained command of his company a damp
and unhealthy camp the vicinity there he expended his
strength in preparing his company OF recruits for its
advance on Mexico.
Seized with the terrible fever, he removed
Portable quarters, and devotedy attended In the last
strong effort of his reason, coutendng with delriu and
agony he exacted from the of this feeble memorial
promise TO take him with his company while life
manned .l.
Not all the heroism of this has been shown amid the
glorious excitement Of its battle-fields. Q,
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The New Orleans 60. Election.


The New Orleans Ius Election.
have sufficient cause for sra. says: The democrats
election OF the two senators iaron and triumph IN the
This is admitted all sides to Savsarish of Orleans.
OF parties. Mr.. Dick, of the whisd the strength
eminent in the commercial world and is ajdates, is
worthy and respectable man. The other Wing catth, a
Mr. Robert Preau, lawyer of some note, md ise,
servedly esteemed by his friends Bat both
these gentlemen, the returns show, defeated y
the strength OF the democracy backing Mr.. M. M. Rey
nods and Mr. l.. Sigur, the two candidates nominated
for the State Senate by the democratic convention We
heartily congratulate friends the triumphant
which has attended their exertons in favor of these
two patriotic, esmabe, and gifted men. better choice
was and be made, and every friend OF
Louisiana ought to rejoice that they elected.
1.-The members of the State House of Representatives
for the city and parish OF New Orleans, twenty in
number, and are chosen by districts We believe ten
democrats and ten wings are elected.
'For members of Congress- Mr. La Sere's majority in
that part OF the parish OF New Orleans attached the
first district is immense. His whole majority in the dis
trct probably little short of 1000 The whigs by an
unfortunate blunder of their newspapers made this cleo
ton party question, and voted for MIR. Edgar Monte
gut, who styles himself independent democrat-that
is democrat who thinks himself wiser and better than
his party and does his utmost to embarrass it and throw
it into confusion This independent individual has
failed in his purpose this tme he always has done
and, we trust always will.
'The vote given to Mr. Landry, the democratic candi
date for Congress in the second district is large beyond
all expectation His depends upon the parishes
vet to be heard FROM which, yet the result is very
doubtful The second district is thought to be strongly
in favor Of the wings Should Mr.. Landry be elected,
the event will be matter of congratulation to party
Mr. Thibodeaux, his whg opponent, being by far the
most popular man of that party who could be brought
into the field against him.
"Take it all together, We feel high satisfaction at the
result of the days election"
The Delta gives the following official result OF the cleo
tons in the parish of Orleans
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. %, 1877.
E. II. Foster, Esq,
MANSFIELD, Friday morning,

MANSFIELD, Friday morning,
October ", lSH.
MesSs. Barclay Martin and W. p. Rocls
received la Ia at np vour note of the sam.
dav snbmittng for NV rntion and renv snndrv
YER grave noIifica in1n;ries and assn,ng az be
lime "a q yround nr The nney nectej annea that wa.
candidate before The honorabe bodv Of which vour are
n,en,hers for sen, in te senate &c The Haired States
This last supposition Of fct il assure Won oente-
men in nowise warranted NV anv act or anv assent Of
mine have heretofore stdiousy avoided such a cate
gorv-as MANY can bear me witness. and from all know
do not utf myself 10 IMAGINE that state of things will
hereafter arise which could possibly induce me TO become
n candidate for the great station 10 which Won refer
have always declared indeed and sill believe that the
particular honor in question could not under long es
abshed usage of the leg sature be prudeny s.,urd at
the present ncure at least bv anv citizen of Middle Ten
nessee and as have ever tried to prefer good name TO my
own ambition would not now aspire to the Office unless
the federation from East Tennessee and the West should
with a reasonable unanimy of sentiment, determine to
abandon or postpone their superior claims and invite
to stand for the distinction have evidences which
to found any antic patons of that kind do not in truth
look to such an issue and therefore expect
before the general assembly of Tennessee candidate
for the Senate of the United States.
might here gentlemen in all good proprety close this
note but the very respectful your application
Tin manner and as believe in its INTENT altogether unlike
extraordinary scrutiny which a previous occasion in
my life sternly resisted commands ready regard and
| per uades me- unhonored as | by power
hone future authority return YOU opinions all
die several matters you have so politely propounded
Nor these opinions the crude results of hay reflection
They been long matured and freely impaired to
all around me- and given you with fearless
difference consequences they may bring upon
from any man Of any party
First them if had been member of Congress at the
time Of the passage of the tariff act of 1886 should am
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Shakespeare says that "some achieve greatness y
and is achieved in different wayssome by the sword
steam-another by the telegraph The only question
among the metaphysicans has been, whether the same
energy and capacities which qualify TO perform
one achievement could succeed in another There is OF
course nothing like greatness the rolling of ball at
ten pins; but the following feat, it is told by New
York correspondent of the Boston POST, is wonderful
enough
al witnessed remarkable feat in the way of bowls at
Horns establishment in Ann street, which cannot help
cordng do very often visit bowling alleys but as all
the world stops in Horns, stopped there few mo-
ments to witness wonderful performance. young man
had pledged himself knock down the entire force OF tsn
with single ball He not only
did this but he repeated it times in ssion,
and then said that he would do the thing for fort
wager"
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southsrn Telegraph.

We understand that the posts for the southern line OF
telegraph are up all Cor nearly alD the way to New Or
leans and that the wiring is in progress from New
Orleans and from Charleston, s. c. 1t is expected
that the line will be in operation TO the latter
point ii not farther south, by the LIST of December and
it is hoped that New Orleans will be able to communl
cate with Quebec some time in January next.
Some delay has occurred from the sickness OF those
engaged in building the line and the same causes may
somewhat though not seriously, retard its completion
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had .,.. 81 A pio f.yande hut in summer visit the
cand 80. 10 a. ,,ahoes who reside on the waters
81 H. al 80; ~. Rant aEor: the Cheyennes,
onS ~ a'. ~"'"' ii'e'' NV"
Thar er.r,, .5av,,s f,r the nurpose of regulating
,ha laa Of a,,,cI ~ % b head Of The north fork OF the
CO 55;a ;ar 60 ~ ~, 60 ,nilas below the Santa Fe
o,d. and from, Ills ,ont thew star, ON their marauding
exned'ions The Cnmnnebes saw there are some Next
,h 49,, ,,n, no aneric,.ns and thai they have
Saar assocatsd anrsg The mast summer These bands
pi - cached from his pont about the LIST of De-
I'M. 10 y Ia ,,,a ,hav yI he near onr frontier
ha ave the Grand Parties and seek shelter in tim
De ,r, 1 SsS"' Wy s; ,ha ,,in,ar ,~no,hs
s nc hsf nronose 10 accompanv me and as
the um,i aSrnalv Arrangements with them Should
H. nInissoneoay n' nDnr 40 ,,,rna thar course
Chassis e pest Pore end toons into their country and
$3.50 ''h' PfoVio"s ,naI;pg onv neoce arrange
'I my Isl, .n ' r
a. woiu osPennuuhy suggest, H. h.s oonrs,, m sreacb
h WIN r iaary force 70 en,s tor that nnrnose
a :" nat uemh S OF sh sav from three 10
to-, IN 60, E T company no'. ,Missouri to start
ioh, VIC ioau, penetrate
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OMcinI.

The following candidates for admission into the
Medical Corps of the Navy have been examined by
the Board of Surgeons recently in session at Phladel
phia found qualified, and commissioned assistant
surgeons to rank in the following order:
l. WILLIAM LowBER,
q d. WARREN BRIcKELL,
8. GEORGE ii. HOWELL,
4. ID. Z. PHILLIPS,
s. ASHTON MILES,
g. PHINEAs j. HoRwITZ.
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FEDERAL HARMoNY-The city ederalsts had an uproar-
ious time of last night One branch met at the county
and another at the Clay headquarters across
the way Both places the scenes oil much violence ;
and words harmonious opponents got to blows
Who hurt, federal paper will ever tell-wha was
sad will probably never be old-what it was all about,
puzzled the lockers and what was done, no one can
by any possibility, relate. The uproar continued I'M
I'll n very late hour snus yipauian.