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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-24

e A singing class for beginners will be
formed by Mr.. Smiley,Iin the hall of Tarbox' s
new block on Washington Street, on Friday
evening. See advertisement.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-24

The newspapers, which know everything,
say Bayard Taylor is to marry young lady OF
Springfield, Ohio, and spend year in Norway
and Sweden. u
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-24
Report of the Superintendent of Common

We have received from Mark H. Dunnell,
ESQ.,, his Annual Report, recently submitted
to the Legislature. The Report occupies l6O
pages, and contains much information on the
subject of education, of great importance to the
people generally. The following summary of
statistics relating to the Common Schools of
the State, for the year ending April |, 1855,
will be examined with interest =
Number of towns in the State, 3S4
Number of towns that have made
returns, $40
Number of organized plantations, 80
Number that havcmade returns, GO
Number of School Districts in the
State, 1866
Number of parts of Districts, PIT
Number of children in the State
between the ages of four and
twenty-one years, 23S, 2i8
Number of scholars in the Summer
Schools, 1854
Average number in the Summer
Schools, 1854
Number OF scholars in the Winter
Schools, 1920
Average number in the Winter
Schools. 100, $50
Mean average in Summer and
Winter Schools, 96,227
Ratio of the mean average attendance
in Summer and Winter Schools 10
the whole number of scholars be-
tween four and twenty-one, ex-
pressed in hundredihs, Al
Number of Male Teachers, 1850
Number of Female Teachers, 4,l37
Average wages of Male Teachers
per month, exclusive of board, $40, 81
Average wages of Female Teachers
per week, exclusive of board S190
Average length of all the Schools
for the year, in weeks and ienths
of week, 1879
Amount of money raised by taxes
for the support of Schools in
1854, 1885,, OI9,76
Amount required by law, 1921, l4s 90
Excess over the amount required
by law, S51 ST., re
Amount of money received from
the State, S54, 1896, SO
Amount received from local funds, SIG, 990,57
Amount expended for private
Schools. s23, $4,000
Number of School houses built the
past year
Cost of The same, s62, sos, 90
Aggregate amount expended for
School purposes the past year, $i9I ,060, 30
Number of good School Houses
in the State, 1,752
Number of poor School Houses, 2,069
Estimated value of all the School
Houses in the State, 1870, o95 90
Average amount of School money
raised per ScholaL $k36
Amount received from the State
per scholar,
Number Of towns that have raised, as
required in 1854, so cents per in
habitant, 292
Number of towns that have raised
less than so cents per inhabltant, 70
Percentage of the valuation of 1850
appropriated to Common Schools,
in mills and tenths, 80
Number of towns that have raised SO
or more per scholar, 3
Number of towns that have raised 81
and less than So %
Number that have raised ST and less
than 50, 1884
Number that have raised less than 81 g2
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-24

81 "1'he circulation of the Bible, at the
present time, is past calculation. No man
knows even the number of editions. at least
fifty millions Of copies have been issued within
The last fifty years." So said Mr.. Taylor, in
his late sermon before the Philadelphia Bible
Society.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-24

MAcAuLEY's HIsToRY OF ENGLAND.-We
are indebted to Messrs. Phillips, Sampson &
Co., Boston, for the third and fourth volumes
OF this work. They are printed on good,
clear type, and afforded to the public at the
astonishing low price of 40 cents per volume.
Thirty Thousand copies were sold in London.
in advance of their appearance. They are de-
voted almost exclusively to the reign of Will
liam and Mary, and only cover the time be-
tween 1859 and 1887.
One of the most remarkable instances of de-
spatch we ever heard of, is related of the en-
terprising publishers of this work. They re-
ceived the London edition on the 4th inst,
and in seven days reproduced them, stereo-
typed, and ready for the eager public, in the
usual good style of Boston work.
Sawyer & Magoun have them.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-24
Stormy Sundays.

The year 1855 was remarkable for its
stormy Sabbaths; and as the fact recently
stated, of some nineteen or twenty successive
ones, has elected considerable remark, we in
sert the following record furnished by friend,
who not only notes the state of the weather
three times day, but also the state of the
thermometer. 1t will be seen that during the
whole Of 1855, with the first two Sabbaths of
sc, out of ifty-four, only eighteen were clear
and pleasant.
Jan. 7, rainy and moderate II, clear and
cold 81, snowy and rainy %, partly rainy.
Feb. A, cloudy and cold; IL, snowy; Is,
snow; 25, mostly clear.
March 4. mostly cloudy; IL, do, do, I8,
partly cloudy; %, clear and cold
April 1, snow and rain 8, clear and cool
Is, partly cloudy; %; do, do, 90, clear and
cool.
May 6, clear and pleasant 13, clear and
pleasant 20, cloudy and moderate 81, clear
and moderate.
June 8, rainy and blowing hard 10, do, /;
II, clear and moderate 81, clear and warm.
July l, clear and very warm; 8, partly
cloudy; Is, clear and warm 90, clear and
cooler; %, cloudy and moderate.
Aug. 5, clear and pleasant; 10, do.,; 10,
clear and cooler 81, cloudy and moderate
Sept. 2. partly rainy and moderate; o, clear
and very warm; l6, cloudy and moderate
%, cloudy and cool 80, cloudy and foggy.
Oct 7, clear and cool; II, rainy; 81, rainy
and moderate %, rainy.
Nov. A, some snow; IL. partly cloudy IS,
snow; 25, rain
Dec. 2, cloudy and moderate; 0, snow and
rain; lG, rainy !; %, partly cloudy; 30.
snowy.
1856.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-24
Jan. 9, heavy snow storm; 10, do.

- At a late municipal election in Coving<
ton, KY, the democrats elected six and the k
n. s three of the officers chosen. Six, months
ago, at an election in the same place, the k. n
candidates all succeeded by majorities ranging
from two to three hundred. Covington is the
residence of Major E. b. Bartlett, president
Of the grand council of the order in the United
States.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-24

Stndte.-Papers from the House disposed
of in concurrence.
Petition of Seth O'Brien, praying shat the
State refund him the amount lost by an act Of
the Legislature came from the House re-
ferred to the Committee on Claims.
A communication was received from Hon.
Isaac Reed, accepting the Office of Treasurer,
and transmitting the required bond.
The bill TO repeal chapter 1873 of the Public
Laws of 1855, was passed to be engrossed
HOuse.-On motion, the committee on Ag.
riculture was directed TO inquire into the ex-
pediency of establishing model and expert
mentng farm, under the care and patronage
Of the State.
On motion, the committee on Mercantile
Affairs was instructed to consider whether
further Legislation is necessary to protect the
public against unsound foreign insurance COM
panies, and for the security of persons having
claims against the same.
Mr.. Scammon, of Saco. by leave laid on the
table bill for The establishment of a Normal
school. Referred
Petitions presented and reftrred-D. C. Has
kel and others, Geo. Pratt and others, N. A.
Farwell and others, J. Wakefield and others,
all Of Rockland, for new county. Adj.
MONDAY, Jan. 81.
Senate.-PaPers from the House disposed Of
in concurrence.
On motion, Ordered, That the committee on
the Judiciary be instructed 10 inquire into the
expectancy of submitiing to The people the
question Of so amending the Constitution, as
that all State and county officers, now elected
by the people BY the largest or plurality vote
shall be elected by majority.
House-PaoeIs from Senate Disposed Of in,
concurrence.
On motion, Ordered, That the committee or
the Judiciary be directed 10 inquire into The ex-
pediency Of repeating an act entitled IAN act
in addition 10 ian act ia relation to elections,
approved Oct. 2, ls49,'' approved Feb. ~,
1855.
Acts approved By the Gorernor-An act to
repeal an act entitled AN act annnlling the
naturalization powers of Courts in this State
An act to repeal an act entitled An act reg
uIaling the suffrage of naturalized citizens
An act additional concerning the Supreme
Judicial Court and its jurisdiction.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31
POETRY,



W. did .es Ire. tAe~ the asii srsy .ossi.ss
No ~h~~ri~-s t.sd~s sprii. lad;
III. ioax s,xat - sieh~. lid no, hs,.f .. usras.rs
Itd ~ rerr s~uants ~ . bose dsesy-d:
" e-sis seows fk~ drrsns ~ d~<<<sd~d:
. The ifu.i d's faisy n osk rave ssd s1ssk;
b,ssty. sps rpv~r. ord wuss~s. s.sv go ssded-
ii"" 70 a ,hss ~e fesr the " ,.,-s. .ows
Ths" hews~ Gre. f. orsrbt On hearth ed ehsb~,
Their sas'h~r, ss-sitxkt s,.sses .. esta., el~.r;
iss u~d- .i'ii ke-y ,ss. Aoii, iss D<esab<t;
in~ wosi1 wsirc1es pct ior ths ysG,
And isr s~sy ~ cd rsR<u <us-rtd I,isce.
Ihs ssew deep ri.~s ard III. r3kia .taa.;
Toe .aa ard meos isok cot wi,e i5vtnz t.e-.-
why have ess day forgot sscA sSoIi, thisg.P
lett that SOW th- sastS ssas Eai. %. .A.ks.
NJ 'ssrs.t assvsr ihsa 80 bitter ha.t.
"hsh A.s hrts~is Asd bissisaap- to-. have takes
Awsy Tx. sas,asrr foliage a. they p.s.-d,
Asf made in. lsaGess "a ~. Ffrs-s.- v.fi-ys,
suss the hight q psosni-r frsrs coz dsy,
Till mist. m~s, ~s.siE ih- tas ard p.l.ev-
d'ss-.s sot hhe thers 10 r-.s sss,'
II was not thus hss drv.ns - love sal tsursis
Gave .u..h ~ ~ the wis,~r- q QUE ys.,h.
Bei'ss tir hnlss. had tsii-a ~ ifga--s qaastrts
: of Tine had hc~ej thsrs sth ~. heavy truth
Lf, Vet the - ,iigst fosnd stfa Ee asd iou.ly,
Wih shadows snssias wh<a the Lrr bsra. tos
TO tea % ds;aat srsss, and ias-s. osI,-
Ihs y-st thai e.ssoi eA..sr and ~,ii sSt 20.
As., iesr fr.saa,. the wis,.r !. v.,his u..
Hard I. the &C. taai gov. soSs th. h-ap;
10 pity rsFes SD r~Ersi have " n
Ircss Iiis'. tsss h<s.tssr ssd better rsst
ss-so,. ssd skiss try'ses. yea. w1rrhsp rsthrr;
hst -s,sss. ,o'i -ss tr~ashis sy.a =. we.'
ii.P'ss 'es h.s.ssi. ts-y wd, ssssr EsIh.r.
fsanss the W inisrs ~hseh they a-ay hot see.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31

rue FEELING oR MMOnrALtrY IN
YOUTH.

No young man believes he shall ever die
1t ~s saying Of my brothers. aud ine
one There Is feeling OF eternity In youth
which makes Us amends for everything To
be yoong !. to be as one Of the imRorlaIs =
One bali Of time indeed is spsut-,he other
half remains in store for us, With al il.
countless treasures, for there il 40 line
drsvn, aud We see no limit 60 our hopes and
wishes We make the coming sgo our sSn,
''Tss 'asi. sstosatsd Prv-pse, l,s. before u."
Death, old age. are vOrds without mean.
iog. dream, fiction, aud Which We have
nothing to do. Others may have under.
gone, or may still undergo them we bear
charmed life whish laughs to seors all
sach idle fAncie'. As 10 setting out en- q
dehghiful journey restrain our eager sieh,
forwsrd.
"B'diing The lovely ssesss ., distance hail"
and zee no end 20 prospect after prospect.
new offsets presenting themselves as We ad
Vsad, 80 70 the outset Of life we see no end
TO eur desires, nor 70 the opportuni,ies Of
gratifying them. We have as ye, fsaud no
obstacle, 30 disposition 70 Rag, and IL seems
that We can 70 on fgTvver
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31
LEAP YEAR.

The girls wiz no douJs have ans times
this year, sRd II they could induce Cougrs,s
10 pass soms such set - she following. pass.
ed by The Scotch Psriiasseat in igSs. spe
sislly for lesP yesr. they might gee many a
bachelor iuio a tight place fIewsyer, "
they will exercise their anticipated rights
IN leap year they may do - - Aay rate -
The gallant scoiehmen enacted a. foliows /:
ia is Siaiut ADD oFdhiat that darine me
refine Of bsr mHist blissis Magesfis. iIs forth
year, kaosa - leap year, ilk maiden lsyds
of bath high ahd lou sstsit shall has hbss.
~ 10 bespeAk - man she likes slt.it. sif
he rsfasss 90 lsk biz - be biz vif. be shsIl
Be moletsd IN ys sac, Of sns psnais Ca J
81 less a. bic sstsii moi BE- tssspl snd swis
Elg be can make 10 sypear that b. u bstpo,h.
- aas itbsr Soutan, that be then sAaIl l.s
fee
HurA foS tie soo,eL Of ,ir s,nluri..
agog
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31

HsppJ y hs ~bS tsszs snA appreciates
he fail tliss ~ hose whose kssft T. ssfm.
"a Hbd bsrmoDirsl ~ its ebrsffail u assAee.
saa feels hsv sapefiof " purity ~ fIsss
are sfs ~ its fjoY nstfs q ths tafusii n
ost dog life Tbfice hsPpy I. sash q uan
Tie has dif-gvsfsd tbs osly Pstsd,s- tbfs
ssfid can san5 IL ~ ouly sBsh vhs ssn
hsEs deep aod sineeTs pig fsr iAs aHfjr.
tasats sFestsses sho srs hsaeisss Esfs
gAtds then - heing eat ~ ffoa fhs . q
iEaasesees of the ssfth. saa snyosed % ihs
uetiea u al tks dsfksf safss ~ ils BE
feels hesaly fof him uke ias as ssssias = o.
dear Gees - uslesas him sta smi.es. sd
prstsls ever che hiasfy 20 ihs asy. ao sss
y snoths hln vhsA hsasy esrss ksvs ifsa
I'D ths sist ssd FsrdsfsA his hsayt ssss
he egupstAy sf sseA nsa y ass slos q
syarfsg n ssts ~ hsnst.i~pss a rsai
Aens = ibs sssfes u tie fsssssis " sbsri
~ 70 sAs ttsft
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QuARrgaLY corRrs

G,rts'es ~ NorSiay 10 N.reh. J,s~ Assu, Nov 'b~-
t'srt'-- 9Th hosasy ~ fvb'yy. May Jsi, oeiob~s
F'tseTa'f--M 'sasy bsi a., Tnv,4sy IN Mach, Jsa-
Asfe-f. Nopeasi--T.
ts'sysisT ith Asstsv ~ nar,h. May. .rrs.t NJ,
Hsrevv- fiosdy s-f l.i ra-.f N VI IN Jaas Asz Nv
ID fshafe-iIa Ntssi.y Nsseh. Jss-. Aus , SO,
ys9u sos- ~ N,asiay March. guls. Aas,-t, Sc.'r
susosif "a Ncpdsy % M4fs... Js.-, AEsa.t S.,,'s
sfssrrs gk AIgrdsy - Aiascs, Js,~' Ass,.t' No.,
Ifss- i,h M'.dsy - M-Frb. Mty. Aag,-i. Ncsrni,sr
EaftiHgi7's ~ MnaJsJ IN Frb'y. MAY. As- Nas.
NsnasGk A1b 30 "a Toe. - M'rh. .Jasr, 80, .Ssy'
b'ars'a sd Mo1asy March. sis, .Assa,, Not 'b~r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31

vas highly inesnsod, because one Of Li. ssS.
,eas bad dared 10 marry q ieSy al ysya!
sses, and in the midst Of his dream. Of
peereeAtivss. be aAsurdly spprehsnded tia,
holfe might Icy elaip Ito t..s eroua of Viz.
gis's y Afraid sf the royal displss.a,..
captain smith. who vas then in Eprl..a
would not ailow her Ia call hir- f.,her. :.
she desired to do She could not eompr..
bend the cause; aud her tender. ,im,l.
heart wls soreiy srievsi Big What seemed 10
DO has want Of affection Tor her Sh. r..
msined IN England abou,s year; aud. when
ready TO embark for Anseries with her hu.-
hand, she sickened, sed died NJ (,r.ve..na
10 the nosery month Of June, 1911. vhep
not quite twenty two years Of age Che l,fs
one 500. Thomas Roise. Who sftsrw,rd, b..
came quite distinguished m an in yire;oi,
He had bat one child, a daughter Fron
her, some Of the lcsdipg famili.. in yir,;ni.
trace their linrags Amoog ths.e are ,hs
Bsllings, Murrsys. Guys, Eiarids,,. and
kaadeiPhs But Poeshont., NEEDED ,o
postcrity to perpetas;e her name--i, /. ;.,-
Pertshstly preserved in the amber Of History
ANECDorE or REV. DR. r..uneR.
The Pittsburg Herald tell. the fo,,ox;,,
aneedote OF the Rev. DR.. Piumcr. late II
Baltimore
Duriog visit TO the Hot Sprines. on n
certain occasion, be vas invited by IL. oou.
fany gathered there TO preach for them ON
she Sabbath. lie eonseutea tn. ,.il
room Of the hotel was prepared for relis;ou,
worship, aud the audience assembled IT..
speaker announced his text, aud began M.
discourse; but vas mortified 90 fpd ,b.tbx
some OF the younger and more friyo,or, Of
MS bearers, Of both sexes, the whole per
formance was looked upon as 4 good iole
aud 10 be treated accordingly. Some were
smiiiag, some were uhisrcring aud an IN.
sesmiy Isy'iy prevailed iLroughou, tie con.
gregauon. For few minutes be esdeaver.
ed 70 Withstand it by q simple pre.snt,,ion
81 the truih but TO no purpose Stopping
shert in the discourse, he at one. arrested
their attention BY the question any friend.
do you know how these Hot Springs are
said TO have been discovered will tell
sou Macy years since. an old Dutchm.u
aud bis con were passing slong down the
VALLEY, where the road now runs that vou
see out there"-poiatipg 60 IL through th,
sindow-"sben observing tie Spring they
stopped their team 20 water the hor,es-
The old man took up the bucket, went 10 tho
spring, aud dipped 10 in. when some Of the
water dashed MP on his hand aud ,eald
ed b'm Instantly dropping the boeket,
tie started for the wagon, running, aad
calling TO Li' son, ia the greatest con.
sinrnAiion, 'TEive on. Hans triyc on
ibH asa "ef ia, Irons diA yiscsrI AtiLis.
his aulienes burst out laughing when. i'm.
medla'ely assuming LOOK of deeres, solern.
nity aud dropping his voice to the Low tones
that IN hin are like muttered ,hurdsr. he
made the application: Il tell you, IN = friends
Hell Is mol far from this place There we're
no more smiles in that congregation that
day Some wbs heard il, said il seemed 10
t1m as II tue tesrors Of the Day of Jude.
ment bad come
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31
Gualo.

't'iit suh.crihs, !. prsnsssi % 10 nish ths -
4 PERUFgaN GUANa 10 ~. Fs,'e.,. "a
yrh-f ..sS aad Cisfss ~ h,Ftwo ts5g1 aaliaFs s-f
To, ~ iSfa'y tWr hngeF-f asd ipftv f4snnfs = a.
l'vesed 60 TIE Cars W BifiGiur~ The P~fasIan
o"vrFsin~n' agate prize y hHT fve cOi.sfs ior
asg sssoaai Ices ihas i~a tuosssf toe. 1 sy
fpfe tais q he m0s afEabts gsta- sgfan7rfs~f,.
th>v esa nskr ~ tA~r NAY f-st s-sufsa th.y wiif
gsi ~ Psfe eriiri- dHtct 6gin ne AFfnt and
fse~h ffon m tssp-r'of Tzs ssfA ssaa asrosfr-s.
~ eset s,sfv ans a. " u th.usht ths Aesu 9li
atsaacc ne price aEaia % GtT 6Fe duiian fot
isfre ~ .mai quss ties ofdgis bad hslisf b. POI
N 81 ssftT - prssttfs
AagHsi tatS n lIsQIffrH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31

7hs lstiisst pslisy k.s > na1sg sssns.
~ nsAlssl : pieesisg biast. ~ - essi,i.
est tses sgns ssly testers Iba fslsest -
= usoss@ ssAtsse = tfsstfss, sa1 ths tsnf
esssfts ~ h ssa e - prsa4. a. sT~tl.
nsslaI I.kl Isesl 80 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31

TKyHE LiTfIe 0fANr eks = ssryiur 81
tfims hin ia ~ ufr ~ prrmi1ns ~ ~
fiE.fesf fairs. y - - taf 81 ~ Ctafiesl8sa ;
- 81 h1af gHHfse h1reef - 80 - % tis.t
- - hanF sta stefssa 20 safs ~ ~ stass
Btriraefs p'irrs STA ske ffsiSsf 49,
Ses = lasa RM AlsaUrrH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31
Or. JWhn-iOn,
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,

"bE2E may he obs.ia.-i the snu-, -,,,eedy 9, q,
~ siy 70, slt private coe'p,-ints Gseess siir-
ssa' ef iAs EiSs~y. Dse-... II ,hs Head. Thr,a,.
Se.e asf shss. ssd al thD-s sr-aifs s1-euoa. sria
rss D-t.r. ss.... IN @.rs.ss rs iS r,i .IS.l's s.l
NE sss assroys bosh b ~ and a,,ai.
YOUNG MES
Especisily, whr hate b~r.s- a.. ,s,isas of Solitary
Nse, tAsi destfal ssd d-sracii,r habit, ~h,uh sasaa
swssSs % sa sH;.ssciy gave. thias.sd. q yo.as
rseu al The tarat. snd brfIlsri ia.lct
Who night o,tsrw-s have -n,rsp,ya list-sus ssna~.
e' NE shasser ot hi. ,loFeece ~saed 70 ee.tae,
u, h,,ss is... aay call s'ih fall eoas4.se-.
AarSasa f.rso-s. CO those soai-a,r rlssnx rarrisy-
tfss Assss oi FAy-.csi seskse... .aaai ,rs-sss-l,
eon.sli Dr. y AL be rss,fed psrei hsaltA. Si,rs
CURED ~ Two DAYS on S,sEARGg Mans
urr'cs. Ssf sss'h r-d-rsek str--t. Door. ia.
e,- y. pr, eaiss IA ss.s,, az -, ~. S.a,. ,,s
sss, 90 yoa Wall nistAse tA- pl-oe
Dr.. Johnson
hsa..sr ef the Royal CsA.c-- oi ssr-.o,. = y,,i.
erAia.iS fr-a one u ,h- ee<ss q a..
n'td Stsss., sai the grssies pact 81 uL... s, ia.
bra spent ~ th- bnst iictt.l, a iad,s p.si. raj
s>'9aish'ag el're- ths; kucHs may ,gtl,l
rax-T D. t.s ear sai 10 sJ ,zlra ..l.s, -, -.
vre.ssss- b''iss sisars ssica seua1s Az sa.A,i.
sHs VIA frcgssn' his-hia-. s't-adcs .oasf,tss W ta
ss'.As~".., q ss'sa. s..s s-rst ,u rdis,ely.
TAKE PARTICULAR NpIICE
Dr. ,. s-bifas-rs az tAa-- Who haze ,si1red then,
,s.s. ey r,i,-1s s'' ''-'Txr isa-s,.ss-. hat SO.
slls,l s.ft'faz tA<s for riiA-E hg.inrs. Or .,.,,
Ths.e sT@ s~ ~ the ssi sad -rla-rLo'y of-rt. FRO
.'fsa ~ '.y eae.ts 81 'sth, ~ McskB..< cf it.
bAek sst LHnh<- ftin~ ti.c al Dir.,r. n 80,
I<,s o. Ms-e"isr y f~r,. r-!pi'a;s 4 tie Heart n
prps'a N"rsras ,rriiah'it,y. Deran--n-at of The Bs.
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