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Isss. e. E;sfvENPE"EssEs.
GERMAN PHYSICIAN,
AT EATON, OHIO,

HFFERS his professional services, in all It's
y branches of the Medical Science, 10 those
Who will honor him with their cunilence. He
has STUDIED his profession the best University
and IN the largest Hospital in Europe He IS abe
10 cure acute diseases IN :hc shortest poSsh bic
time, and also such diseases rs have hitherto been
considered difficult 10 cure: as, the different inds
Of Dyspepsia. Diseases Of the Kidney. Melt,
Liver, and other vital parts; Worms, Dropsy
Asthma. Consumption in It's first stages, Epilep-
sy. Gravel, Disc asses Of the Bladder generally
Piles, Melancholy, Venereal Diseases; also, the
numerous Diseases of Woman, RhcurnatiSm
Gout. Sick Headache, diseases Of the Bones, Can
Ger. Salt Ehcuin. letter, &c.
Particularly he wishes to call The attention Of
the public TO the fact that he does make use
Of Mercury in curing these different discusses
Mercury IS too dangerous remedy; IL often
dermines the constitution, and ruins il for lile
and DESTROYS the whole organism.
Hrs. Ersiessfss.f>cis. also offers her
wees as MlW!te; she GraG ~ such in Ger
many. and hopes To deserve the confidence OF
those who may require her services; she also Of
f. rs her rvicfs III diseases of women, and also
treats diseases from examination Of the urine.
OFFICE nearly opposite the Eagle Hotel.
Eaton, Ohio, January II, ISIS. 3-3n
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Tanning Establishment.

yTERNIA, HERNIA, HElsN Avery lew
persons know the serious ana dangerous
consequences ola RUPTURE, consequently pay
little attention 10 it, until the bowel that passes
through the orifice Of the ruptured part, becomes
the seat of inflammation, at once stopping their
circulation and natural excavations. 1t Is at
this critical time that great danger IS to be APP
pretended.
Dr. Hates Trusscs the most certain IN
strulnents for the speedy cure of the trouble
some complaint. Why then procrastinate from
time to time, and daily in danger of the bowels
&c comng siranguiated. which will cause death
in a very short time unless a painful operation
BIZ Immediately performed.
Remember that these TrusSes sold and APP
piled only by the Proprietor himself. at bis Med
zeal Office No. $50 Svcamorc st, Cincinnati. Ia
order therefore to secure to the patient the bene-
fit Of a good and easy instrument he Is request
ed 10 call at the above Office wiere large assort
n,ent Of his Trnsses has jus. been received from
the Eastern mandatory.
". B.-1liese instruments are so constructed
that they may be applied by Females the Grscives.
where deicacy prevents them from makin their
situation known.
Trusses for Children of any age may be found
at DR.. KATE.S Office,
$50 S;vcaInore ST, bet. 18th and 9th, Cincinnati.
Feb o. 1913. 9tf
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A administrators Salc.-Will be sold
n on Saturday, the 18th of March next. in
Richmond, at the reside nce of James Henry, the
personal property Of Lewis Ogan, deceased. con-
sistiDg of One Mare, Saddle, Bride and Mar
tinga.es, Bed and Bedding, smal Stove, and
raj other articles not necessary to enumer-
ate. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, on said
day. whe ~ te rms wall be made known and due
ate ndance given by ELIAS OGAN, Admir-.
March l. ISIS lost.
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BouNp TO COME oFF.-Somewhere in
the West, sable knight Of the lather and
brush was performing the operation Of sha-
wing hoosier with very dull razor.
Stop said the hooser, that won't do
w hats &c malta, bossl'
'That razor pulls
well, no malta for dat, sab, if de handle
ob de razor dom, break, dc boards bound
to cum off,"
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ever before opened in this place. which they wish
to EXCHANGE Immediately for CASH or
Country Produce preparatory to purchasing d
larger supply.
Their stock consists, n part, Of Imperial. Cum
Powder Young Hyson and Pouehong Teas ;
Rio and ST Domingo Coffee f; n Orleans, Loaf
and Brown Sugars: Golden Syrup. sugar House
and Plantation Molasses Nos l. ana ) Mack
erel, in Bbs. half bbls. and Kits; shac. Lake
Fish Goldfish. Herring. Chocolate. Rice, saiera-
tus Starch. Zaute currants. Raisins, resin ground
spices of all kinds, warranted pure, Starr and
Pressed taliow candles. Soap, Indigo, Nader,
Alum, Copperas, &c &c.
AIS GA general assortment Of Queens
ware. Glassware, Stpne-ware. W ooGen-ware,
Window Glass. Nails, Grain Scoops, shoyeis,
Spades Forks Trace and Halter chains, Mill and
Halter Ropes, Bed Cords. Coach and Broom
Twine Market and School Baskets. Shaker.
Yankee and Domestic manufactured Brooms,
and IOOI life re articles. which We shall take
pleasure in showingt to any one who may iaTor
with 4 call.
ly-Please call and examine our stock, as if
costs nothing for looking
Richmond, Jan. 5, lsi-- IT,
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Soap and Candles,
ATlYLE's GROCERY STORE,

IHENE is 10 be found almost e.ery article
in the Grocery line, that yon can mention.
sncsr at fr; Coffee, Tee. Rice,
Cheese; NackereI. Nc. & aud Iolasses;
Vinegar, Beenz, Potatoes, and No =, -. n
Oranges, Tobacco, aad Gun POWER;
Cod fish, Herring, Loaf Sugar 4 Washhoards;
Salaratus. Indigo. Pepper, NutncCs q Spices
Tub. Buckets. Clothes Pins * Brooms;
Salt. Bologna Dried Beef, & Corn
Market Baskets. Butter Prints s. Nails:
Window Glass. Stone Ware II Yellow w are;
and numerous other articles winch have not
time 10 mention now. Farmers Will find them
selves. in the right place TO dispose OF their Pro-
dace nd Cash. to advantage III
kyIc's Cheap Grocery store,
one door east of Ho!oway's Book Store, and
one or two west of BrgEtweli's Store.
p :. Flour and Meal, will be on hand for sale
in few days
Richmond, Jan. 81 1913. est
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r uSf KIcCcivcI-A complete assorsme nt
ID of Druggists and Physicians Glass Ware,
Instruments. &c, for sale by IRWIN REED.
Nov. rs, 1876.
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Violent Deaths in spite Of Calomel.
Are continually taking place at this season
the year, from Congestive and Bilious Fever,
Bilious Cholic, Cholera Morbus. Plenrisy, and
ucu,, Inflammation Of the Lungs and Liver.
Now ask aay man 10 put his finger on u
single case Of any of these complaints III which
"Rev. Il. Iibbard's Vegetable Pills. taken
promptly. have failed 10 cure! We defy him TO
DO il ,-fearlessly and above board-for we know i.
these Pills will act effectively they are
taken.
Half pill is the usual dose, but in these most
violent attacks, give one, or even two Pills, dis
solved. that it may operate the sooner. Read the
directions, that go with each box. When the
first dose produces vomiting, another should be
taken the next day. The more violent and
alarming the attack Of any maIiguan, fever,
Bilious Cholc or Cholera Morbus, the more
promptly to these pills meet, and overcome tho
disc aee.
HAgent and Country 6esiers supplied by F.
General Agent for Ohio
and Northern InGiana, Third street, opposite the
Post Office, Cincinnati, Ohio.
For sale in Richmond, by Dr. J. Howell's aud
Irwin Reed.
Richmond Sept. J, lsi'.
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~ Otes and Accounts due the subscriber
y should be Immediately paid.
Dec. :, l1I. lkslN RkLU-
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lust RECEIVED. at WA1NEs 4
- FARQEBAK's II opposite the Hank
A few more pairs OF Ladies superior CUM
ELASTIC BtSKfS SHOES;
Superior Fur seal CAPS;
A few clIilGrens superior CAPS;
A lot Of STEEL TRAPS;
Box Of SAND BRICK new and excelieE'
article for securing Spoons. Knives, &c.
Richmond, Nov. 49, le47. 4eu
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welcome 20 Henry clay.


During tho recent Wait Of Mr. Clay at Phisl-
delphin. young Quakeress presented him the
following lines for which be returned his kindest
thanks.
We have sharp swords in the .cabbard, spears
gisieain on the wall.
And horses all caparisoned. ready for the CALI
Bright bayonets are cleaning, armed troops in
Shall we se,d rhese forth to greet thee. our gall
liant Harry Cisyl
We have widows in their mourning youpy or
PhsD's in their tears,
And parents rendered ch.ld!e-s. bent meath the
weight Of year.,
And mssdeu hearts now broken, BIZ the seige Of
Monterey;
Shall We SEM these forth to greet thee. our gal
liant Harry Clay!
We have banners gained in conquest, we have
cannon from, tho fight.
And rhells now lying harmless, from CerTe
Gordo's hight;
We have bieeding vet'rans 'mong US, and woun-
dej from tho fray,
Shall we send these forth 10 greet thee, our gal
liant Harry Clay
Oh, no. the tears fall .lickly DER scenes as dark
these,
And We hear some new bereavement on every
southern breeze;
We would fam enshroud his actions, who caused
this bloody day,
And greet thee with the Olive Branch, gall
liant Harry Clay
We would that Heaven had spared us this deep
amount Of woe,
And granted our most fervcNt prayer Tor thee,
four years ago;
Tor then IL e.e rds noH cleaning, in rust had
losi their sway,
And spears been turned TO pruning hooks. ,hro'
thee, our Harry Clay.
TIlE DAUonri:a OF \ srAycH CLAY. Wa.
3D. mo. Is', 1913.
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T. S.-B. +. LEE. formerly If the firm of
Lord ~ Lees, and late senior partner IN the orr
ginai firm OF Lee * Brewster, FROM which con-
neCtfon he witi!dre some time ago. has resumed
business connection with Nessrs. Lee. and
Jutson, aud his friends that the new con-
Germ shall have the same pre-emInence in this
branch of trade, which formerly dstiu gusiled
the other two houses 10 which he belonged.
Feb. ,, SiS. 29y
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RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL,,

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens of Richmond and vicinity. that
tina. they will open High School, on the ! 9Th of
March next, III the Brick building on the Public
Square
Their design is TO teach. in a ihorourh and
careful manner. the following branches OF
English Education, VIZ: Spelling. Re aiding, " II
ting, Arithmetic, Composition. English Gram
mar, Geography, Natural Philosophy, Che snistry.
Botany. Ancient aud Modern History, Algebra,
Mensuration. Geometry, Surveying, Astronomy,
Eiocuti0n. Rhetoric Sc.
For further particulars. apply by letter tposi
pad} or By person 10 either OF The unGeT>ign ed.
DANIEL. H. ROBERTS.
WILLIAM W. AuSTIN.5 '"' ''-'s
RIcuIo~n, Wayne co, Ia.,p
February -.S. ISIS. 3.3t
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\ FARM FOR RENT,

ME undersigned will re al her Farm. either
on the Shares foT Cash, as an agreenle nj
can BE- made The Farm contains III Acres.
t,etwee II EIghtv and Ninety of which are unaer
II Is situated about two miles North
OF Richmond on the Fort Wavne road.
For further particulars, apply TO .he subscri-
Der living on the premises.
JANE REED.
February %, leiS. 9tf
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"a NOW all Hen ky these Presents.

YlNHAT | keep constantly on hand for sale
Burk's we'll known Over Blast SELF L eed-
Jag W indnIlls,--and also, W diam Stanieys, OF
North Carolina. Patent Windmill, called the
Double w ind power Self Feeding flaming Mills.
.nat.. of the best materials and. for despatch IN
cleaning and Sc paratng the grain from the cheet
and all seeds or rubhiSl cannot be surpassed IN
The country, Warranted to clean from - TO %
bushels of grain per hour, with proper attention
Persons wishing to purchase. Will ind 1t TO their
interest call and examine my Mills previous to
,,;.rcnnsug else where. Also, \ few Fancy Bed
s,aads on hand for sale low. Shop short dis
lance cast or Starts TavcrG-souih side.
Soap and Candles,
Kent constantly on hand at the Factory former
Il, ou ned 10y Nii-on-ether by wholesale
tail.
SAVE YOUR ASHES.
will pay for we'll saved ashes 81 cts per bush
Ell III soap, or if delivered 1T the Factory cents
RICHARD BURKE.
Richmond, Jan. %. ioi-.
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10y the Groce, Dc ssn, or single copy, Tor
Dsale at the Book Store Of y +. HOLLOWAY.
Richmo nd, September 7li. lss7
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i CERTAIN, SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE
EHHUEHTN ATxSM.

Being the eniy effectual plan ever discovered
81, = rompIe te determination Of this dsfre ssig
and dangerous disorder from the human system
hv the Rev, D.. JAMES CovEI. New York
For sale at DR.. HOWELLS' Drug Store
Rebmond. July Is, ls47. 2ay.
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Fer sale Or Rent.

VIE Mil property. lying one mile Nsssh -
IL Richmond, on the Middle. Fork ~ vnra:.
water, With IA Acres Of Land. The peeee,s,
was formerly occupied by Job w Swain. ~
IS good Dwelling HOUSE, a Machine Shoc. ma
a Stable on the premises. BrAny p<roa via.
Ing TO purchase or rent. will please call ana e,.
anime the premises, and apply to
Dee. -, 1871 -.
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II is said that Yankee in Boston has set
up one-horsc thrashing machine. for the
convenience ofparents and guardians hav-
ing unruly children. He'll tlog an urchin
like smoke for iourpence.--sSmall floggings
done for two cents only, and the most en-
tire satisfaction warranted.
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X i, said that \ ankec in Boston has set
up a onc-horsc thrashing machine. for the
convenience Of parents and guardians hav-
ing unruly children. He'll tlog an urchn
like smoke for ourpence.--Small iloggngs
done for two cents only, and the most en-.
tire satisfaction warranted.
A diHident lover, going to a town-clerk
to request him to publish the banns of
matrimony, found him at work alone 10
the middle of fifteen acre lot, and asked
him to step aside moment. ms he had
something particular for his private ear.
\ hcrseman stopped at tavern, and
without dismounting, called for pint Of
beer He liked it and took another At
ter the second, he said. Landlord whose
beer is this!'' "Pcrot's SIR 'Vell its
excellent stutf-l'll get of and try some.
SLAxpzR.-Ev an ancient law Of France.
every person convicted of slander-wheth-
err male or fomale--was compelled to get
down on all-fours, and bark like dog
for three hours. If that good law was re-
vivcd and enforced. craCkie, would ut
there be a owwowing.
Wo.rAv's Iowa woman was inform
cd the other day that her husband had
been found floating in the river. 80 dear
. dear!" said she, land he had only just
put on new suit Of clothes"
A plain. blunt old farmer. down east.
wrote to the Agric ultural ssocicty-''Set me
down on your list of cattle for bull."-~
lie wanted 10 purchase such an animal.
A Harry MAS.-An Eastern caliph be-
ing sorclv afflicted with cnnui, was advised
that an exchange Of shirts with a man
that was perfectly happy would cure him.
Affer long search he discovered such
d person, but was informed the happy fell
low had no shirt
BENEFITS OF LrrE-ISsrRANcE.-J. p
Whitney, who died recently at New Or
leans. some time since. effected, through
some merchants of that city. an insurance
of $50, 900 upon his iife-which handsome
sun, viii now revert to his widow.
F,rss.-.Eichard " alker. of Portsmouth,,
has invented a machine for cutting files
Most of these articles used in the nited
States are imported from England, where
they are cut by hand, and require great
labor.
There are twenty places of amusement
open in New York nightly. to say nothing
OF concerts. balls and clubs During the
last six months the receipts Of Christys
Minstrels in New York have amounted 10
S28, 1912.
There is now proiec, before Congress
10 re.cede wha, remains Of the District of
Columbia 10 Maryland, reserving only 10
the Fedora, Government the jurisdiction
over the public buildings and grounds.
There is q place in New Hampshire
where they never have any old maids
When girl reaches fwenty-nine and is
still on the ladder Of expectation, the
young fellows club together and draw lots
for her Those who escape pay bonus
70 the one who gets her. There's gallant
y for you.
rwhy is dogs tail like the heart Of
afreei Bccaus. il is faz1hest from the
bank
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LOOK BcF1?: YCI) BUY,

EBUN . III. !JJ Ey!0
Fy>HE celebrated Straub Flame Encrc'cl
Oven Cooking Stoves, for sale at the TIA
shop of NJ. +. l. ndcrw ood. This Stove has IL
decided advantage all other Stoves If il fails
to perform we'll, return the stove and the money
Nil be refunded. Gail and see them before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Also, Premium Stoves Of a superior quality
Also, Tin, Copper, and Sheef-iron ware. OF
every descr ption. Wholesale merchants orders
promptly flied at Cincinnati prices.
s:s.afcr .sslt. S.,os;;!ng.
Particular attention paia to this branch of bus
ness, ali OF which am az teruined to sell low
shop opposite S.oau's Hotel.
Old Copper, Brass and Pewter wanted.
VI. Z. | NDEkWO GOD.
Richmond, Feb. l-i- g. II
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Pneumatic Hydraulic Engine:

N-OTICE-The citizens of Indiana. are here
by notified that Lewis Davis. of Ne w Paris
Ohio is authorized to sell Territorial Rights for
the above invention in the State Of Indiana.
DANIEL WINDER. Patenfee, &c,
New Paris, O., Dec. 90, lo41.--32 IT,
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ME- reflective traveller as he cache, IN.
1 highest riage of the Aileghanies, ON n,
Journey westward, is filled with the most pro-
found and interesting sensations. His fancy
rapidly surveys that vast and yni Mt r. rioa
that stretches Itself far away tow ard the setting
SUM- bounded only by tho waves Of the Pacific
Majestic rivers flow through terminabls
woods. Rich praries Ike seas Of ycrdure, arc
spread out; decked with bright and nam.less
flowers Upon those countless millions Of r,ch-
est acres The entire population OF two Drills like
this might find homes Of plenty, These wonder
fui features Of tle mighty West fill his mind i,h
the protound.st sensations.
lie reflects still further, and the pain ful fact &C.
ours to han that one great difficulty affects that
region namely, that which relates to UEAiaH--
lie knows that beside those streams, aud upou
those prairirs. the enterprising inhabitants are
often and - afflicted with
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ONE ARTICLE.

is at least twice the value Of the entire stock of
dry goods usually KEEP: By our largest wholesale
loobers. i his fact, together with the fact, that
our me ans and our attention. instead of being d.
vided among a vast variety of articles. are aevo-
ted wholly 10 ONE, vii! render the advantages
which we can offer to dealers perfectly obvious;
and IL shall be our care that none who visit our
estahiishIne mt shall NEE: with any disappout-
ment. Our assortment is complete at al;
sons Of The
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EXCHANGE OFFICE!

IL THE undersigned. having gone into the
Exchange business. at their old sta nd opposite the
Post Office. would inform their customers and
the public generally, that the ar just receiving
the ltrccst stock OF
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THE CRAETENBERG COMPANY

come hefere the public fully impressed with the
Importance Of tins subject: aud with the positive
ceFfa'dy that they can prevent aud cure the dis-
"a - OF the West. Tie public has welcomed
the Company with unparalleled enthusiasm. Ey-
cry whore lis medicines are taking the lead Of
all others; and curing diseases Inch have baf-
He'd all other means.
The Company Will hereafter issue MONTH";
Li BULLETINS, by means Of which, the pub
lie can learn more OF its operations. la the pres
ent Que II can only be stated
/. That the Grae fenberg Medicines are purely
Vegetable.
,. They have been tested in tens of thousands
of cases with perfect success.
,. OF the Vegetable Pills alone, &c, 900 Boxes
sold each and every week.
j. The demand Is constantly increasing.
D. Every article purchased Of the Company or
any Of lis Agents - WARRANTED; md il il does
not give satisfaction the money viii be refunded
The three Medicines to which the Company
would call attention ia the present BULLETIN
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New styles received almost every day. and
many of them are gotten mp for our own sales,
and not TO be found elsewhere.
j Printed lists of prices, corrected from day
TO day, with every variation ii the market, are
placed in the hands of buyers.
Merchants Will be able 10 form some idea OF
the extent and variety of our assortment, when
We state, that the value Of usual stock of lhis
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A diGident lover, going to town-clerk
to request him TO publish the banns Of
matrimony, found him at work alone 10
the middle Of fifteen acre lot, and asked
him to step aside a moment. ms he had
something particular for his private ear.
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BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.

IN all their multiplied forms. A feeling of i,npa-
tenee comes over him that SO liilic ha. thus far
been accomplished 10 prevent and these; ~s-
Pecfal!y when he considers that class Of dis
eases yield so readily 10 proper means. II is not
too much 10 say that If the difficulty alluded to
were reno ted, and the
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Wo:1Av's Iowa woman was inform
cd the other day that her husband had
been found floating in the river. 80 dear
. dear!" said she, land he had only Just
put on d new suit Of clothes"
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SPRING EGsr.DE.sX, Kichtnond, H.
Price Of I'hrasI,ing Machines
REDT ED!!
Will ssc:a n /.

and will furnish to order, castings Of that or Al
other description. 1T fair prices They will al
make to order, a, Cincinnati prices, all kinds
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WAREHOUSE OF
p Rim is ON l. Y.
No. sc, CEDAR STREET, NETWORK

Embracing some THOUSANDS Of different pat
terms and colo.ings and comprising every thing
desirable in the iine FOREiG and DOMES-
TIC. All of which arr. offered for sale, for CD ssh
satisfactory credit, at the LOWEST PRICES BY the
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tens upon tens Of thousands OF naasn lives
would be annually saved aud every acre OF land
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\ hcrseman stopped at a tavern, and
without dismounting, called for pint OF
beer He liked it and took another. At
ter the second, he said. Landlord whose
beer is this!' "Pcrot's SIR "Vell its
excellent stuf:-lll get OF and try some.