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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

HUMAN ELEvArIoN.-"l know ba,
one elevation OF lie soul. Witaout this,
i, matters nothing where man stands, OF
what he possesses. And with 1t he tow
ers-he is one OF Gods nobility, no mat
tor wha, place he holds in the social scale.
There are no, d'tieren, kinds OF dignity
Tor different orders OF men, but one and
the same TO all The only elevation Of
the human being consists IN the exercise
growth and energy OF the higher prncl'
pl.s and powers OF his soul. A bird may
De sho, upward to the skies by foreign
force, bu, il rises in the true sense OF th'
word only when i,spreads its own wings
and scars by its own living power. 3
man may be thrust upward IN con
spieeous place by outward accidents bu
he rises only 90 far as he exer,s himself
and expands his bes, facilities, and h
ascends by free ehor, TO a noble rsglo
OF thought and action. Claiming.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
A man who does not olame to Do

A man who does not came to Do
Judge Of swine says--las, spring | caught
it'll, pig out Of drove, and he was
rood for eating. but wouldn't grow much;
he 90, 50 after week or two tina. he would
ca, a large buckle. Of dough, and after
he had swallowed it all picked up the
pig and put him in the same bucket
had fed him from, and the little Gus d'd~'
M II half full
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

A STRONG KISS, ennyson, IN III
noem O, ,Fatms,' relate, the strongest
rase Of suction within our knowledge al
present. Speaking Of lovers kiss he
saws, or rather She says
Last n CHI when soat on SPOKE n.s han''
From my swift blood thai weut aud came'
!, ,houstud little shafts oil II ame
We e ;. | cred in IN narrow frame
IN, love! oh fire ONCE III bht",
Wrg osl LONG KISS Ny WOLF SOUL ihAo0oa
My llrs. rs sunlight drinketh dew.
That's the strongest KISS We ever reae
about, and throws the Poor Mans fias
ter completely in the shade.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
3Mrsttllanp.
shock ing Cruelty TO a Negro =
n N n m q n COnd uCt OF woman

FnASKLls, Tenn, Sept. ~, o.
A mos, sickenlng tragedy occurred
three miles from this place Oh Monday
and Thursday last, which throws the ne
.,cious performance IN "uncie Tom
Cabin" entirely on the shade
A notorious woman named ELLEN Bon
Den having had her jealousy aron> ed on
Sunday last by the conduct OF her hus-
band towards a negro woman employed
in the house, began on Monday 70 whip
and torture the woman, and perseTered
n her cruelty until sometime tie mex
day, when the negro dlrd. When THE
(aet Of her death brcame known a Cora
ner's ,naue., was held, and warrant
issued for the arrest OF The mufderess'
The preliminary trial Is now going on,
and from testimony ehcsed upon 1t, there
seems 10 be no doub, bnt the negro was
made TO endure the most awful ,oriures
for n, arly two days before she was llled
outright, She WAS ned aud whipped the'
bo,ling raier ras p ureb GER he 40 ie"'e''
and legs until the skin was all ca'dee
off and the fatty tissue soaked, leaving
the muscles bare; she was then 'aSei
INTO a smoke. house nd locked up, an1
probably on the mex, day the remain!
INJURIES were inflicted which put an en'
to her misery. These las. INJURIES "et'
the hanging OF the negro by rope a"aeh
ed to a lois, in the smoke house anu
severe blow on the temple with som
noin,ed ins,rumeL, which pereea an
fractured the skull. On Poss,"o''e,'
examination the neck was found to !, 0
broken, the back part oil the head oaa1
bruised, and two other gashes WIN III
same sharp instrument on the heau :
The back was also found to be considers
bly scalded, though not so paaiS Us III
iron, par, of the body. ,,.,
| The women, BORDEN, made no ave-, 3
n, 10 escape, and EXHIBITS perfect 'nolhe'
snc. ahou, the affair. The exci'e'hei
in town is very great.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

Temperance Vinegar. too. water
meleons, scraped of the pulp, strained II
through a thick cloth, aud boiled It down
one.half, or a. old CIDER boiler. would say
Two TO one; put it in q cask. and IN two
week. had mos, exceiient vinegar, and
il has cop,inued 10 improve with age,-.
,no.e who are &C u toned to use all kinds
Of vinegar, and great deal OF 1t, say II
is tho bes. vinegar they ever saw. But II
any OF your readers know any better
cheaper, or safer way to manufacture the
article, | hope they will let u' know it
| Mich. fdr.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
rx.xc,r.r,ox IN kEsrucKY.- Inc

ExAsc1rArlos IN kEsrUohf'-lhe
Newuor( Ky. ).Nrrs, at the sas I gss.'1 ~
of number OF prominent siaSeno'ae'' ~
Kentucky. propose tina. convention tl i, DC e
hslS in Frankfort, to adop. plan iof ,he
aradual abolition Of slavery IN Inc 'hA'
State Public sentiment IN hen'uoAy'
and also in Maryland and Virginia mas
been undergoing a change tor some yea 49,
IN respec, to maintaining Inc s'a'. ~.
.,;,u,,on Whether the citizens Of NOSE
states are prepared ys, for gradual a1a aoo,
Ii,ion-.he only way IN when rs, s,a' w,|
.sn ever be ex,,nguished IN a otale W..
d Jsn grea, deal upon the d' s s,o.
Of the opponents Of slavery In ; .ns '' f.,
S,s,e. The fact that froPosl''on ~ ~
s,..dom cores from shareholders; IS 81" ~.
If or, q, significance, and shows !, ,na ., w
NORA and political bearings o. INC wi wi
.;"n are 4, we'll understood among lA, -.
i ;0e men in the south Is they are III "''
porth.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

MoaE 'RIcurEoussEss.'- The Wasl-
ington American Organ says: Sunday
las, was observed in Richmond, Virginia,
as a day of thanksgiving for the pre'er-
walton OF il. citizens rom the scourge OF
the Yellow Fever. The Roman Ca.ho-
lc Bishop, Nc Gill, availed himself OF
the occasion to insinuate that the cities
Norfolk and Portsmouth were desolaled
by Yellow Fever as a judgment Of Al.
mighty God, to punish their inhabitants
for voting the American ticket las, spring,
Such a sermon, we think, more in'a'
nous than hell, and more degrading
than the bea silly acts Of Catholic Priest
hood. Such expressions Of Roman Blsh'
ops will do more towards building uT
cur party, than any thing else. Bellr'e'
Republican.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

The more wants Of nature, even II ma
,ure is refined by education, are few and
simple; but the wants OF pride and SELL
love are unsuitable.
The following gem of obituary poetry
is from a grayestone in the Wren,ham
burying-ground:
"A tub of water she fell in.
Not knowing il w onid take her breath:
But o. alas the fatal fling
That proved to her sudden death.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

Yovss AxEnIcA-A lady was quest
loniny a New Yo,k sl,lzen o, SIX Yeas
old as to his amusements and colnpan-
IONS. And now tell me, my dear she
said al last, "umong these paymates OF
yours. haven't you some little girl tina,
ycu love batter than the rss,! One that
YOU dance with more, and take mere DO
uuets TO, than any one else!
"Show the boy Of my age IN New
York that hasn't" WAS the prompt, off,
hand reply Of the little IMAM Of the
world"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

1t was recently stated in the British
House OF Commons, that since the com.
mencement Of the war. Great Britain had
transported TO and landed in the Crimea.
24o, 1000 English, Italians, and Turks.
Not including in this statement were the
Turks from the Danube, Greece. &c.
Egyptians, Tupislans. Arabs, and other
Moslems TO nearly an equal extent, and
to which are to be added 225 200 French;
making an aggregate Of nearly or quite
100000 men, Of which at this momen,
probably not more than 26O 900, certain.
ly not exceeding 800 900. sick and yell,
now survive! The allied army before
Sebas.opol certainly does not exceed
100000; and to say besides them, there
are lOO, 900 sick, wounded aud GONZALES.
cent remaining in the hospitals, or who
have returned home, would be a very
large estimate. The Russians, too, h:v.
suffered dreadfully, bu. neither to the
extern. nor the same ratio as the aIlies;
Tor the former were always within walls
well housed, fed and clothed; no, so much
exposed nor subject to such priva,ions
and hard duty as their enemies. The
British press greatly exsgse,a ted the
Russian loss when they pu, i, down a,
800 900 men; one-Lali of .ha, number
would be nearer the truth. On both sides,
however, there Is ou, little doubt thu,
100000 live. have already been sacri-
feed, And the end is no, Yet. The
average loss Of life among the French
and English troops. is about 10000 a
month, while the Turks die by thousands
like dogs. This is indeed an appalling
picture Of war. Many OF the episodes
too, are full of thrilling end painful inter.
est. II five hundred thousand men have
persisted, how how sad have been the
scenes at home, among mothers aud SIS
tiers, and brothers and children. Hu.
mainly looks on with anxiety and anguish
The probability is, that at least one mil.
lion of human beings will have been has.
tened TO their las, account before the ter
mination of the struggle. Alas! for the
victims and their bereaved families.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
RIG UL ATi0uS.

l. To purchase and keep for sale none
bat choice, pure liquors, among which to
be pure French brandy, Holland gin,
pure grare wines, pure alcohol, but no
whlskey.
?. To keep record in accordance with
the fern in the book herewith forwarded,
showing all the entries required TO be
made by him, and whether there was
prescription given, or an affidavit made,
and whether mixed with drugs or not.
3. To sell no liquors excep, 1t be for
medicinal mechanical or sacramentai pur-
poses, to your own personal knowledge,
or unless it be upon prescription IRON
some regular praclising physician, or up
on an affidavit made before some person
Of legal authority tina, i, is to be used Tor
said purposes only, or upon the written
s,atemen, of the purchaser that !, is need
ed for and will be used for said purposes
only, or unless it be brough, within your
own personal knowledge that 1t Is need
ed for said purposes.
4. To sell none for camphor, b'lters
or other such purposes, unless 1t be INK
ed with the camphor OF other drug by yo'
before delivery, and not to sell for b'''er
or other such purpose unless II be so NIX
ed with some drug which may render
too obnoxious to be- used as beverage.
S. In case Of persons applying Tor II
quors for personal use as medicine yo
must be satisfied they are unwell an
require the liquor.
} s. To sell said liquors a, the price
; be furnished you BY the Judge OF Sal
county.
: 7. To make quarterly reports, as .h
; law requires, and in all respects to con
| ply with the law.
I (Witncss) WELLS SrIcER,
Judge Of Cedar county
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

IL the day. al the pa'r.archs, wo
mans conduct was the index OF her heart
When, for instance, the father oil Reeec
ca asked her if size would 60 with tn
server, OF Isaac, she immediately repIled
IL will GO" Had she been daueh'e
of the nln.tecn,h century, ste w1ud ha''
answered, Psnaw' 60 with INN Nh5
NJ. Isaac must be sick d! 90 with hun
Of course | wont. - And then sic woni'
| have gone with hun.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

Coop ToAsr.-The following IS on OF
the regular ,oas,s at the Fourth OF July
celebration in Boston:
"Ths Ladies. The Aristocra,s oil the
Republic they are unwilling tina. any
man should be free, and they won't b.
livvs that all men are equal
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

A LOCOMOTIVE. Loose - The Cleveland
Plain Dealer gives an account Of novel
railroad accident. l, occurred near To-
lede, near tie apex OF steep grade.
The locomotive VAS attached to a heavy
gravael train, when the coupling between
itself and ,e, der gave way and lel, the
locomotive TO shoot forward like a flash
OF lightning, without Ell gineeI, fireman,
or any other person 10 check her notion.
She whlzzed On wi,hou, regard 10 rules
or regulations, passing switches and
crossings without any mon ton or alarm
on her part. AT Que part Oh her course
she sho, through gang OF hands that
were busy lsveling aud graveilng the
track. Tie men had barely time to jump
GU, of the way Of sure destruction. On
on she sped with her head toward the
West. until she arrived at a gravel bed
switch which she appropriated to her
own use, Jumped off the track and turned
complete double somerset, aud SO ,w.s.
ted and turned herself as to land rig
side up, headed ia reverse drec,lan,
completely demoIlshlug the Tiger and
terrifying a gang oil hands ,hst happened
to escape destruction at the fina smash
up. When the coupling broke, the en-
gineer and fireman happened to be on
the tender; and thus they were deprived
Of the pleasure Of this lightning ride.
The engine happened to PISS over The
road on the time Of the down passengei
train, but by a fortunate occurrence. .ht
passenger tram was delayed beyond he
tune, and thus saved herself from osrtail
destruction.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

A MoprL Eprroa.-TLe editor al III.
Council Bluffs Bu1 lie, is, IN his way
model locoloco editor. He is pos, mas
ter OF tina, city, a Mormon with ~
wives, having his harem little out OF
the city upon sleram which rejoices Ii
the classic name oil the gentle murnuf'
ing Lousy
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
poetrp.
Woman

Oh, woman are angels in limbs
In person in manner and feat,res:
But what shall we say OF the whins
That govesn thes coniesl crestuess
By turns they fondle aud teazs.
With what you void have me ompare the IN
Though buzzing like and hsmming like bees,
For the sake Of the honey We bear them.
fstwoman are angels, you see,
There's something so charming about the IN
Whatever their oddities be,
Oh, We never would manage without them
There are some that re ssmhls ice erssm,
Which boldly forbids you 70 sip, sir;
But however frosty it seeu,
twill melt with the warmth Of yoa lip, sir
And other like counterfeit graEe',
The best limitations are hollow
With beautiful colors and shapes,
But oh! It's dreadful to swallow.
Yet woman are aaSel., dc
What s.ran &c contradictions they show,
la matters Of conjugal bliss, sir,
Whilts fror mig and cryIng, no, no.
They wish you to take II for yes, sir.
Pursue and how swift the. M ~!
All painting with fears and alarms, sir
Retreat, and III bet you my eye,
They'll pan, by and bye, in your arms 'lr;
ietwoman are angels 4
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

A discovery has been made Of gu'n
similar to tina, of gum Arabic, which ex-
udes from tree III the Northern part OF
Texas. It's said that large extent "i
country is coyerd with these trees, which
resemble the Mosquito The discovery is
pronounce dy the y ashlnston City Star,
10 be second only TO discovery OF gold In
Calllornla
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

sed" The great secret oil donles1ic
happiness is peace. aud there eau be 40
p.ace in a house when husband and vie
are al strife. \ house inhabited bf
man and woman linked together ty the
marriage tie $ no, home, aud when a
house IS darkened by even the slightest
difference It ceases 10 be a home.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

Luplcnous BLUsDER.--ln work
recently published in London is para
graph referring to the American ice uade'
in which the author informs his readers
tina, "Nenham Lake is beautifully en-
bosomed in the mountains, IN the fown
of New Hampshire, Massachusetts"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

eWrThe pe,refed remains Of an In
dian together with unique relies OF olden
time, were recently dug up by workmen
upon the Milwaukee and La Crosse
Railroad. Tho body /; no, in any degree
decayed, and measures seven ieet IN
length. On his breast was found cop
p,r plate with numerous hIerogiyphlcs
engraved upon it.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

g.sA A foreigner. on one occasoiIl' ~
dulg,ng in skep,lcal dou' IS oil the exist
ence Of an overruIlng Providence, S'd-
ney Smith, who had observed him evil
den,ly we'll satisfied with his repas
saudi You mus, admit there Is gren
genius IA tina, dish" "Admlrable lit
repIled, "nothlng can be better "May
then ask, are you prepared TO deny lii
existence 10 the cook
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

ASAp STORY bout three months
ago party OF young Gascors embarked
at Bordeaux, bound for this country, fol
fear of being drawn in the conscrpller
and sen, to the Crmea. Tkey landed II
New Orleans, Lnuisana, about four
weeks aga, and on the Attn inst. the las
of the fl ,y vas consigned to the earth,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

L. S. Disrx,cr JuJGE--rhe tele
graph announces that James NJ. Love
ESQ. of Lee county, has been appointed
Judge OF the District Court OF the United
States for Iowa, in place Judge Dyer
Jccsssed
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

CosusDRuM-A poc,ical correspon'
den, of the New York SPIRIT Of the inns
makes a suggestion, from which manu-
featured the following conundrum: :" ny
are the mouths Of the Ne" York upper
ten since the arrival oil Rachel ike the
trenches Of sebsstopolt Dye give II
up1 Because they are filled with man
gled French !.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

S- Benjamin Bird, a bach oler sssd
seventy years, was marriad At the Re-.
man Catholic Chuch on Fifth street, Gin.
cinna,i Ohio. to Mrs. julia Chat, .
buxom widow OF thirty. So tho old Bird
was caugh, a, las, by Can't.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

A Coon HIr.-The following .enu'
men, was received with gerat sest d, q
late political reunion
Our Biee! ling Country May IT never
be Pierced again.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
Kendall write, to the Picayune that

Kendall writes 10 the Plcayune that
h. ladies' in waiting upon Vic'ora, at
PARIS, were "a d,s,rsssingly lonely set.
OF ,he Princess Royal Of Eng land ne
saws. she is fst, chubby and coarse
specimen Of a girl, a hotnsly likeness OF
her mother who never set up any preten.
ann, "a hpan,y hat am aware OF.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
RkJ A Yankee and Sou,herna,

were playing poker on steamboat.
II haven't seen an ace for some time
remarked the southerner.
wall guess you haint," said thu
Yankee, "bu, can tell you were thy
are. One ofem is up your shirt sieve.
and the other three are In the top Of one
Of my butss."
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

OLD ALMANACs As Coop A. sEw.-
BY a strange coincidence which will no,
again occur for long time, the new
year Of 1855 commences on the same
day as in lS49, and consequently all
through the year the date will be on the
same day. But what is more singular is
that all the movable holidays from Sep
luage.ima to Advent, tall on the same
dates and the same days. The almanacs
of 1919 might, therefore, serve for the
present wear.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
THE LIQUOR AGENCY.

On Monday las, we appointed slmeon
a. Bagley agent for the sale OF in,oxiea-
ting liquors for the county or Upton. In
connection with this, as the law directs
the agen' to sell in conformity with such
rules and regulations as the judge may
direct, we have, loi the guidance OF said
agent, given him the following regula'
tiors.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
A PPOisTM ESTS.

The coroner elected having failed to
qualify, as the law directs thereby crea-
ting vacancy, we have appointed James
Huff, of Springfield, to fill the vacancy.
Also, John :. Tu,hill sealer Of weights
and measures, and inspector OF lumber
and shingles for the county.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
Upton, IOWA.-WEDNESDAY. OCT. a. 1855.

"OrF WITH THEIR HEADS. The Chi.
cago Times, . Nebraska paper, and 4
supporter Of Trai'or DoueLAs, hes the
following:
I'VE trust tha, the work has begun
and believe il will not cease. until every
postmaster in this State who is no,
(Nebraska democrat will be removed.
As long as FaASx PIEacr is Presi.
dent, we expect that all American Post
Masters will be removed, and Catholics
aud Nebraska foreigners appointed in
their pisces. This is what we are pre-.
pared for. Blu, like St. Paul, we look
forward with hope and expectation" to
the time when the, Gables will be turned,
and the traitor, receive their just reward.
And jus, so sure as God is just, and
one spark OF patriotism is it self to burr
IN the hearts OF American people. will
that day come, and come too with force
and vengence. Belivieu Republican.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
THE CoUsT HOUSE.

We have been repairing the court
house by having i, re-seated and painted
and supplying the county officers with
new desks and tables.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
Bl Il E.L Ely HOUSE.
TlPTON, IOWA.

Ins hotel Is New House which was ina,
opened Tor the reception of que ats on the 1T at
lay 1898. II Is large and connections. and /.
PROVIDED with entire new furniture. No esnen.s
~ oeen spared which will add to the comsort
Or cssvsnienee Of the travelling public.
JOHN II. BIRELEY,
PrOprietr.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
sTA curious question (os the law

H1A curious question los the law
yer. has arisen in London. A lady wns
cour,ed by gentleman, who proposed 10
marry her, and wac accepted. But hs
didn', fulfill hls promise, and she sued
him for the breach. l, turned out. how
ever, that he couldn', marry her because
he had wife living .. the time. In "a.
swer to the suit, he says 'Bsrk,s 10 will
lin,' but the law won't allow it,. and the
lady can only demand fulkllment Of the
engagement, by all &C, c,rtro bono moves.
The question then arises. What damage
has tho lady sustained in not being mar.
rled to a married man4' A sub,lety Of
easuis,:y is suggested by this which the
chief barron himseli did no, like TO en-
counter, and al Arbitration Was recon-
mendcd. !, is put which htlatel.
phia lawyer might perhaps ~ able -
crack,
| The Hartford Tines youches for tie
| truth OF this story.
I Pa, Maloney you are fined dve dot.
lars for assault, and battery On Mike
Sweeny.
| Il have the money III MY pocket, and
I'll pay the fine if your homo, VIII give
me the resa,e.
We give no receipts here. We just
take money; you Il no, te called on q sec-
ond time Tor your fine
Blu, your honor I'll 10, be wanting Is
paw the same w,thou, GO a resate.
w hat do you want with III
III your honor will write one and give
II to me, III tell you
Well, there's your receipt. No" Whit
do YOU wan, TO 10 with it,
I'll tel your honor. You sec ore Of
these days I'll be alter dying, and when
90 TO the gate Of heaven III rap, ans
ST. Peter Will sly who's there, and III
say rs me, Pa, Moan; and he'll .ay,
wha, do you want, and I'll say wan. to
come in; and he'll say did you behave a
decen, by in the other world, and pay
oil your fines and such thingss and /
say yes, your honor, paid all OF them
and then he'll wan. TO see the resa'e
and put me hand IA me pocket and lake
GU, me resale AMI give 1t 10 HIM ani not
! have to 90 Flooding al over he II 70 lind
your honor TO get one.