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Nos, 81 & 50 Union st., Portland, Ne,

Preparation, &C., &c.
These Soaps presented TO the public, after having
been thoroughly tested by ourselves and friends, the
best LABOR SAVING ARTICLES discovered, and
offer them the public every way worthy of their
confidence.
They do the work Of the Laundry in simply wa
ter, either SOFT ARD SALT dispensing with Boil
ing Pounding and the Washboard-consequently a
large Of Fuel and and Of clothing is
saved, and not fourth the amount of Labor is
qure do the washing Of family. The tendency OF
Soaps soften the clothes and loosen the hold
of the dirt, without injury Washing done by simply
rubbing the Soap the parts Of clothes most soed and
placing them in suds sufficient TO cover them
tn let them remain few hours, Tor al night Iconven-
ient them with a slight hand rubbing and good rinsing,
they will be perfectly clean, and without injury the
most delicate fabric. Merinoes, Silks Shawls c., may
be washed with perfect safety Cotton Goods Prints Of
any color that Will fade in water alone, when washed
with these Soaps according to the directions, will
change, bat remain firm, and the colOrs rendered more
bri liant For washing Woolens, Prints, Gliding Mirrors
Ma s. Paintings, Lamps, Silver Ware, &c. &c these
Soaps superior to any in the market. The o
these Soaps than of those ordinarily used aud
besides this, the and Of clothing
quent upon the old method ofbard rubbing upon
machine, pounding BARREL &C., &c, and the necessity
| boiling, is wholly avoided
We ask for this Soap fair trial. choosing trust
lis merits rather than the publicat on OF
long list Of certificates from those who have used il
wherever il has been manufactured, which have in
| our power do were il necessary.
For sale, Wholesale only, at 81 & 33 Union Street.
country. Agents supplied liberal terms. All orders
| addressed TO O. w. ID. & Co., postpaid, Nos 81 X 80
Union Street, Portland, Me-, will receive prompt atten-
| tiOn
| w. III. SMITH. Store in Moses new Block
! Front Street, Agent for Bath aid vicinity.
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For Sale,
Twiggs Hair DYE and Tonic.

N ~ best Grticyen use forrestorng gray hair Iols
L original color and for the prevention and cure oil
badness prepared and forsale by
J.MATHEWS,
Bath, March % 1853 Sagadahock Building.
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SUGGESTIVE FAcTs. Massachusetts, where
the common-school system prevails, with a
population Of 983 ,5O3, had but 1861 native
born adults who can not read and write I; while
Virginia, which is without the system, with a
population less than one half greater, has IT.
lslana' with population OF 255, 49I whites,
mas 2l'22f natives who cannot read or write
while Ne" York. with a white population Of
3,o4s, 1923, has only 1850.
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Selling OFF.

LARGE assortment of Mems Thin Boots that will be
- sold at discountfrom former prices, by
July 20. y. w. ROBERTS.
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A CURE FOR ALL!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

CdtZeHS V me OntOn,-
You have done me honor with voice, from
one end OF the Union TO the other stamp the character
OF my Ointment with your appreciation. II is scarcely
two years since i made known among you, and al
ready, il has obtained celebrity than any other
Medicine in so short period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
3s, Corner Of Ann and Nassau Streets, NeG York.
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Oil and Candles.

TUSTreceived from New Bedford, bbls Bet ched
spring Sperm Oils 10 bbIs bleached spring Whale
OIL; 5 boxes Wax Candles; 10 boxes Adamanuine do.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wood gale, and Pollard
brands For sale by ID < L.PATTEN.
May17. as
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T0HNSONS Linament, Pills and Bters of all kinds Sar-
saparla and Tomato Bitters Syrup Of Yellow Dock FISH
ers Cough Drops Morses Invgoratng Cordial Mans
Plasters, &C., for sale by So A. G. PAGE
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XXanfed.

10 GOOD Coat makers, do pant do, do Vest do,
~ who will begven good prices and constant employ
ment by W. HAWTHORNE,
SO 63 Front st. Bath, Me.
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BANCROFT. The New York correspondent
of the Boston Telegraph writes thus of our
great historian:
IS Bancroft's sixth volume is selling as in
other countries only light reading sells. 1t
meets with very general commentator. BY
the way, what devotee Of the opera Ban
croft is; have rarely attended the opera here
without seeing him among the auditory. He
is leader in New York society, and the en-
tree of his magnificent mansion in Twenty
Second street, is one of the privileges TO be
coveted. / am quite of Lord Chesterfield s
opinion, that the duties Of scholar and the
graces Of fine gentleman are by no means
incompatible"
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Furnaces.

Furnaces.
BRYANT Il HERMAN'S FURNACES too well
ID known t. need any commentator from us, having
been in for the last 10 years. We shall keep the
same constantly hand aud for sale the lowest
prices We have also a very durable PORraBL Fur
MACE, which can be complete for from $50 TO $50,
aud will warm any common sized house. with very lit
tie fuel. III. l.. CHAMBERLAIN,
Sept I2 Rogers Block, doors south from Ferry st
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Last Call.

Ill persons indebted to the subscriber by note
n count requested to call and settle Immediately
he wishes close up his accounts without delay
This is the last call. WILLARD WALKER.
Bath, May 81, 1853 Soft
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In 7 HE " ORLD.


In THE WORLD.
Testimony Of LAZY Who had for than trO years
been sick With bad Hunor, LUer ComDLaint, Pain in
her SIDE Back and stomach, who cured by the
of Dr. Ordtcay's Huor Discovery and Blood Purifier.
DR.. ORDWAY-Sr-For than two years have
been very much affected with bad Hor and Liver Com
Plant, and times unable to work.
You hardly imagine how much l suffered from my
humor had almost constant pain in my side, back and
stomach my food distressed exceedingly my appetite
Irregular and at times my skin quite yellow.
Some said had the Jaundice. tried many medicines
diseases Of such nature but they done
no good.
spent many dollar that earned when sick enough to
be on my bed to pay my DOCTORS bill about to Civ
up in desparr-yet life is sweet.
Hearing your Humor Discovery spoken of in high terms,
thought would try bottle, but must confess with but
title faith.
After taking one bottle, my health much improved
encouraged to get another found sufficient
to restore me health than hare experienced for
gears.
can unhesitatngly recommend it to all who may be
similarly afflicted to be the best remedy in use
Respectfully yours, PHEBE A. THOMAS.
Lawrence, Dec. %, 1858.
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TO THE LADIES.
MISS j. H. SMITH.
An Impossibility

ITOR any better MELODEONs to be made than the Ca
L eharts Patents, sold by
Sept. 26 SAWYER & MAGOUN, Booksellers.
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The Sea Sickness, or a slight touch Of j
which came over the celebrated Julius Cesar
Hannibal on his first voyage III EMfUPe, is thus
described by that accomplished member Of the
hefdh
Now ne Captin Mas up TO his eyes III biz
ziness. De stood on the poop and sung ont to
de men To luz gu the royal stilyards, hell yards
and tanyards, and splice the main brace, den
he wanted all The royal top balance sails sci !;
and den he CUB dem orders to square dem
sef1s. All dis time de hind quarter and de
fore quarter of de ship was tryin' dere best to
see which Good dive deepest in de water and
go up highest in de air. AT furs, tort il was
fun, and tori de bows had de best oft, when
noticed de sides of de ship had commenced de
same game, and den il was down stern to up
bows, and down bows and up stern for ever so
long Presently my watching de fun kinder
made me dizzy, and putty soon de stripes on
de flag began 10 blow like a cork screw, and
de stars seemed TO snap and crack, and it SEEM
ed TO wind itself around my head ill could
mol hold il up no longer. sung out for my
friend de steward, who said was seasick
but node better and | told him so. He how
ebber, helped me to my birth and Tin pan,
both Of which | clung to wild eaeerness.'
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DIR. NOURSE

AS removed few rods to the house recently occupied
oy Mrs. corner Of Washington Pearl Streets
and now able to attend business by night as wen az by
day.
May ~. 90
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The fellow that lifted up his voice. some
years ago, is still carrying it.
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Boots and Shoes
COMPOUND Almond Lotion

UEPAIRED to order, by L. s. FISHER.
IL Oct 3. 16
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READ THE TESTIMONY OF THOSE WHO HAVE
USED IT
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Just Received.
FEW barrels early tart apples, for sale by
II Sept 5. III. Y. GANNETT.
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PROSPECTUS OF TIE
SOUTHERN E;eE.k;GTR<s.

,. II. FIFTEEN AND JAMES ". sMyqiy rptruns
THIS work, the first number of which was Is.
sued In March, 1888, is composed mainly of Seiee.
tons from the Periodical Literature of Great Brit.
ain, France, Germany, aud tho United States
chiefly however, FROM that OF TREAT Britain In al.
diiion 10 American Journals, have ordered aud
are constantly receiving by mail, the following Eu
ropcan publications;
Tho Edinburg Review, North British Review,
Westminster Review, Loudon Quarterly Rcyow
Eclectic Review, Retrospective Review, Chambers
Edinburgh Journal Eliza Cookies Journal, llusc.
hold Words, United Service Journal Colhurii's Ncw
Monthly, Dnhliu University Magazine i,iackwood :
Edinburgh Magazine, Ainsworth's Magazine, Fra,
srrs Magazine Hoods Magazine. Slarps Mapasinc
falts Magazine, Gentlcnmna Magazine. fllack.
woods Lads'S Magazine, The Repository If Arts
aud Inventions bcntys Miscellany, Hcvua dos
denx aondes, liogy's INSTRUCTOR Annals of Na,u
rai History, Wcscr ZclIung, London Liberty 0a-
sc,te, Tho Spectator, Critic, Tho A,hennuin, The
Rsaniucr, Tiuc~, Punch, Sc.
These rare and costly publications, embodylnr
,he atcst and choicest productions Of the iust wr-
tens 1T tho agc will la carefully oxasa.nosj and
iucci il the columns uf The Eclectic, Thus tpg a
mere f,ciinn nj the c,,st 80 AMI nnc of them oar
tcslctF viii Obtain the siert portions nt thS ahole
Extracts from ,he French and t;nunai Win i,c
iraasiated expgssi, Esr cur work
the Magazine We nav osi,f to ilig inliIiic Il Tho
IL it ..ss=;a:s. z. =, ~ ~, ss. l.
II Sea;hcgn f,sstiefs ant 80 elaps to ,hsgf sas.ls
asa snscr'ssA sio caucos hssatufN aG rasot,e -.
As saeh, 81 Is deSgRcsl 10 siape,h want hang TEL,
an,i Acknowledged
the Selee,loas VIII c,ss.ssst e ss,h assklcs A.
iNsksse leoeaaea Nai8e and tscacsal Iaisss>i.
We gu ts3ly ssei. thai eMic 10 SIC afictieg tho
kelsxi'e afsA aseh tesns - eili t3soe Il WILMA
ilse rsesh - ~, cSlsssc hAs tce,, ~ nili H.
qsafVi stf ls1t ta psake i IN ets4t st,s,,4.es
'ssepsalso a. ne cultivated rs.ssr.
issc itfeetlc = rsilsssssai "A aaga.ts. Ca tho
Sra 81 csesS nseasl eaSA plssset essstAlasnr sss
y iatgr u,tsss pssss. IA 3oai5s 7sssusos. Tsinsci
~, eea gsssb,f Nad aea saAktng tec Nssezass
ana isae gssSsns n iisr ssst
TRIMS feR ONg YEAR
seee ttg,s, e. sSx CsaarA StSs ~ s.lss4es
Isssgai Asssncss2ehss 90 " esa8o With isNek
,sstss xsA ffs7es~a sEuass So esssssEhaz sas sss
uasstsa ~ re ~osk. asso t&9exse cAa s8~ess ~
s3sahsca rFseHls ~ addresses.
II ffrgN<. ~gas.o ia
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Grnhnn,,. Mn.nzlnc,
Established d, 1896, and tri,aDlhaAfiy successfsI
aud enierediy popaler Throughout tie
tl,ieni STORED ,eiM he best III.
oatels and H,gd@
Eaqravings.
NOLuME FoR 1919.


VOLUME For 1859.
TIE great success OF the last volume of "6Ra.
HAMS Mi0AaiSy," owing 10 the large increase Of
sisgtina reoi'aa mater, omhodcus epubltslicr to
attempt moro energetic efforts for the new ycar.
we sh'u' stu SO conduct the Magazine ~ TO meet
"'V wants A'o "'s"Vs VI ~ Ne'S HiEe nuuN oi the
people VINO now begin 10 look to periodical works
Tor ,i'e correct aud various iniorumiion which was
previously sought lor ~ heavy Volumes and oui of
.he Why mpns'fu" w
We believe we can 50 conduct this Magazine, that
VIM, ~ VIII meet NC wishes OF TIC lovers OF agree
amy literature; shall seI lnpati ~ seientc arli'
evs anu sf',oso Of seho'ai utility in'tsttl that
wa DO 'alaable anV desirable to 'naliy nRifsii.
ee vi 'his purpose, we shall psec under slie e,cs
:" our teavis o' aouo Nrueles al hika lierit Writ
ION To order hy our welLSnown corps ot contriha'
W. NV s'hi u'aw "pei' ''s 'rsa ii1cr'lWc OF tao
wa Noii's-7-'t suessss h' increased circulation,
NAY enable " SUI 't'i,sF 70 'r,se ~ i,'s'ber n
Faass ~ usHHa''-so tAas ~ Iiail lneseat thc very
o0s' "'nc.S u'a. e.n p"Ashed aelva'', va wen ~
~, '', atv ws''ssa espirsSss Tor us ~ Home
v''ss .ae u ".s''' :. sNseu 'v la'''ets ol
e,so s s.,., nv M. ~ ,"al S"''neaore ~
" s'u'' VIZ sSee'ss "'s" pas vuocteu VS. as e'i.
,,v No., ~ ~. ~ ,'Y ua n'''seo ssa ss
.. T., ,sS H.. 49, "s Nv. ~ isSv
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DEWITTS TERRY.

spIiIS Ferry 3 situated South o. and asljoin-
= ing che. town Of Gonz;,ies, about half
mile from the Court House, where there b IN OK
ccicnt
"a NE]y BO1T
calculated 10 cross Wagons Of tho Target size and
stock Of all kinds and on the direct road leading
70 all the following places from Gonzales up and
down the wcst side of the Guadalupe River, viz:
San Antonio, Helena, Yorktown. Clinton, In DO.
VIII county and TO the Ciiolo, sauta Clara, coict
toand To MI parts Of the Snndics.
Tic distanccto Victoria, by crossing at tliis fer
ry, and going down the west side of the Gua.ia
lupc to Beunett's ferry and recrossing, IS xhoEt
cied eight miles. o s.
Persons going to any Of said places can get Tx
Corn for sale at the Ferry = q - 49,
my % Tt-1-+ ~ ~ n 1ls1X1sf1s y
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE GONZALES INQUIRER


believing the time hns arrived In the town
OF Gonzales, surrounded M il In by the wealthy
farmers IN Gonzales county, for the establish
mcnt of weekly journal at tho county site
through, or near which, the San Antonio aud
Gull Railroad will pass. and in a section of
country unsurpassed for beauty Of scenery,
fertility Of soil and salubrity of climate in the
State Of TeSas--it il proposed to establish Mt
the above named placc,. n newspaper, to be
known by the name Of the "GoNzAiEs ISouI-
REn" devoted to Agriculture, Literature, the
Mechanic Arts, Commercial Interests, and the
News Of the day.
Tho Inquirer will be Independent in politics,
but firm and decided in the advocacy of the
great principles of our republican government,
so ably Calculated in the administrations of
Washington and Jefferson; and will especially
maintain that sound and enlightened national
policy of sustaining our Southern institutions,
which the people of Texas, in conjunction with
her sister States of the South, have ever held
sacred, ms guaranteed to them by the constt,,-
ton of the United States. And while VIC claim
to have had some experience as editor and
publisher of public journal, we shall, ut the
same time, bring to its aid the poetic and lite
rary talent of eblc writer's, with whose ability
rs correspondence we are we'll advised; and at
the same time trmst that the Inquirer will be
SO judiciously conducted as to encourage and
bring toits support contributors from the En-.
pirc State of the South on education. agricul-
turc and internal improvements.
While, then, we unftni our banner in ono of
tho most thriving and delightful villages in tho
State, and assiduously devote our energies and
time TO make the Inquirer what the develop
mcnts of the country demand, and its appear
ancc equal to any journal IN the South, we shall
expect proportionatc encouragement from the
pcOplc of Texas. thap whom no citizens in tle
Union manifest livclicr interest IN whatever
pertains To the maintenance Of morality, the
cause of education and the porpetuity ofrcpub.
lican institutions
TERMS;
The Inquirer will be published weekly, on
an imperial sheet of fine paper neatly cxecu-
ted, for 81 90, IL paid in advance; 50 on, if
not paid within six months; or 81 90, at tho
expiration of the year.
All communications for tho Inquirer must be
addressed to the Editor, free of postage.
:. w. SMITH,
ID. S. III. DARST
Gonzales. Texas, January, 1868.
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tll.N Notice. s ~
hANlEL d. RIDER wishes to give notice 10
- the citizens of tho county Of Gonzales, State
Of Texas, and TO "all the world besides" that hc
will cross at his Ferry NIL citizens Of said county
free and NIL other persons al ha price for the year
a, D. 1854.
He also returns thanks to saii community for
the liberal patronage heretofore given him at said
Ferry mud his Mill, situated two hundred ynr,ls
above the Ferry, and contracts to grind for custom
'crs as heretofore, anu to keep Oh hand for sale. n
good article of Carr, Neal.
Gonzales, January 81, is5l-3iy as4 N Nsf Is
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Bakery, Beer and Cigar Shop.
EREsII Bread, Cakes, Pies and beer kept con-
- stanily on hand. Also, n good article of Ci-
gars manufactured and sold at wholesale or retail
Shop north Of military Square.
AUGUSTUS BGSIIfIARD. X
Gonzales October 10, 1s53--tf
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GONZALES EXCHANGE.

H GUICliARD would respectfully announce to
- the citizens Of Gonzales county, that he has
opened llis New House on st. James street, known
as tho GONZALES EXCHANGE, where the best
of Liquors, both Foreign mud American, will be
found. Attentive bar-kccpcrs will be- in constant
attendance, and nothing shall DO spared to satisfy
all who may favor him NTH call. Having been
at great expense In fitting up this establishment
inferior to none In this country, would most re-
specially solicit cash customers.
Gonzales, Dec. IL lS53--tf
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Carriages Repaired,
SziAe

Ellk ssi3e5spSss ssssA iatisasis - tlsc itl.shi.
tasts ~ sgsgsi ast gt0aa.sie e.ssllsr. ttsaS tAS4
ge pestss,st - rAiNT, tiNt ara EFPAih III
k.sslt 81 NAkkiA0tS. "a a. ueFs uws IA, sa' AZ
utia a pscs s3les ssin ssfcsl. ,gas.tte iae
fT' tae Ia r ts sfs.sA.
1Ts ~ ~ EAwtFY 8 HtSfF
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THE ONLY LADY'S BOOK IN AMERICA!
SO pronounced Jy the entire Pres Of tie
United ,StatesI
Godey's Lndy's Book for 1851.
24th YEAR.
ONE HUNDRED FACES
81 readinJ each mont, Jyfhe bea 4p.eriean onhors.
A NEW AND THRILLING STORY.
Certainly the mos. intensely interesting one ever
written, emitted
TIE TRIALS OF A NEEDLE WOMAN:
ny T. =. ARTnrn:
A viii be commenced IN tue january number
THE ONLY COLORED FASHIONS
Upon which any reliance can be placed, received
direct from PAllA anil adapted to the tastes OF AM
crican Ladies by our own Fashion Editor" with
full directions
Dnkss MAxiSo.-O,,r monthly description of
dress Making, with plans to cut by. None but tho
latest fashions nrc given. Tho directions arc 70
plain, thnt every lady he her own dress maker
ENpRaepERY.- -Ami Infinite variety in every No.
ihEss DEMONSTRATIONS and chillrcn's drcsscs
With descriptions how 70 mnkc them. An kndsof
CKocIiEf and Ngrrixu work. New patterns for
cLoAxs, MAsrrlkrs, TAiAAs coLlAns, Cnsxi-
Every lew pattern,bf any portion Of ladys dress,
appears first in the lAdys Book VIC receive con-
signmchts from PARIS every two weeks
Tux NuRsrnr.--This subject is treated upon ftc-
ancntly. -
GODEY'S INVALUABLE RECEIPTS UT.
ON EVERY SUBJECT,
Indispensable to every family, wortl, more than the
whole cost of the book.
Mtsic.-Threo dollars worth Is given every year
DRAwIx0.--'fhls art can be taught TO any child,
by series Of drawings IN every number for 1884.
MODEL CorrauE---Cottngc plans and cottage fur
nture will DC continued IA usual.
Splendid STEEL LINE AND MEzzorISp TSGk ,yiNGs
ts -
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j.. III. WOODS.

wHoLEsaLI AND retail. DEALER IN FINE
W.dILHkiS, .iEIFELRYd FdNCY GOODS,
lNE 0Sf respectfully announces to the citizens Of
Iva lndnnola, and his friends generally, that o
has taken the store under the Masonic Hall, where
every thing in his limo will bc found Us cheap as in
any southern market Not n single article will In
sold without full guarantee which will enable tho
purchaser to buy with confidence
His assortment Is complete and he hopes to he
encouraged sufficient to justify him IN Keeping full
supply to all seasons.
A WORD TO TIE TRADE.
He has and will keep general assortment OF
Watelmakci's tools aud materials oil of tho hes,
quality Time pieces of oil kinds repaired and war.
rantcd for twelve months, or no charge made
ENGRAVING done neatly.
lndnnola Jan. q, lS53-ly
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Livery Stable,
a. wtEss,
G. II n : Nj I + III

MN ot III respectfully interim the cltissns uI
y oee pfNlaw - cxcfatp lu sltai AID Workman.
Ike tus,aley, al N,gk h lis lias * basiacsA
Heos fssseskei sili islscl 20 sAs.se; tiose and
slnnk hies ea9s Altered tn pernsssis eN the n,s,
iasFgpy,t psiness,la p@eHs ilreees,es snl sNtesy
0atris hssei - e,srsrf sas ussse rssgt lsscti,,.
ssca II sseas Aoa sssis esssie end teeaf,a On The
slsostess u9site l,ng isaasesiaslg IN the tvaF ~
ntsaane leseary ssofs
tteslssies n,t,lssf 4 tSaa-.tf
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N9LKYsN sOt 9yiaRN Ilf1GIGY- DAI'O
ANp tlENERAF. AGFNVY,

is ~ f3seis sfzf. Me- s3fSssss
- I ltst biifTioNS iysslsssi ies lstsslTs Iaslae
~ Ags. sasafieaa Whix Rcsses, ks.,ktflSsctel,
Wessrsp Jaepssi ii.,tes SssatEy, Yankee lsss.ic.
ississis sstll Eetfes S4ia Ell sssnfa ARA rsss,
uites iai. a,a nsa9AIslse is4lissc.l "a ms tnys1
sestes ~ fWSssss ueiess fe ileokS pss~r w.
isssssv. tsfe ssseet Mpse, t;ksies ssssts s,sd al
tsss sieest astessisi - sAsaal&h. Aa,eifis<aeais
sagste-s y ~ iisa ps'aC's,ai psgess - she Tested
= art ss3 kresasss }lestc8
= ~. why
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