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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-02-12
From the Christian Advocate.
THE MATRIMONIAL MARKET.

Enough attention is not given IN this
country to the statistics Of matrimony. Moth
ing surely marks the real prosperity Of a peo-
pie, than the ratio Of marriages to the popu-
iation. In Austria this ratio is small, be-
cause marriage is forbidden by law to those
who cannot show reasonable prospect of
maintaining family, and they are many
who cannot meet this condition. The ratio
is small in Paris, for such is the demand
for luxurious living among all classes, that
marriages becomes an impossibility to those
of slender income. In our own country the
matrimonial market has heretofore been very
generally of the best, both as to supply and
demand, in quantity and quality of its wares;
but we see it stated that it is rather heavy
at this time in some of our larger cities 1t
is said that in Boston, there was last year
falling off of twenty per cent on the mar
riages of previous years. The men are as
handsome and the women as willing as they
ever were, but marriage has become a lux
ury that few can afford. The rise in bonnets
and talmas, laces and furs, silks and grena-
dimes has depressed the marriage market
We saw the other day an inventory Of a
ladys "turn out" in San Francisco. The
iewelry cost $2,s15.-the entire outfit 49,
464-the dress alone being put at s225.-
To be sure these were California prices, but
let US reduce her $3.50 worth of dress by 100
per gent to meet our prices, and you still
have woman too fine for poor mans wife.
Who can afford to have three hundred dol
lars of his income parading the streets every
time his wife turns Quito say nothing of
the watch, bracelets and other apendagesY I
If it were suit of steel armor, or some ever
lasting material, it might be tolerated, but it
will never do in these days when fashions
change SO rapidly that December forgets
what last January wore. And yet "genteel
society" is inexorable. Poor people in this
country often manage somehow to belong to
that very respectable caste, but they must pay
for it. 1t does not always matter about their
grammar or rhetoric, their manners or NOR
ais, but their dress, and furniture, and equip
age are all important. A stain on the char
acter is easily forgotten, while the bonnet Of
last winter is remembered, and the former
may be tolerated-the latter not second
season. Genteel society has certain style,
and its subjects must be versed in its rules
and abide by them, or be banished. So, at
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-02-12

NOVEL ILLUSTRATION OF SCIENCE.-Du-
ring a learned lecture by German adventu.
rer, he illustrated the glory Of mechanics as
science thus: "De ting that is madeis
more superior dan de maker. I'show yeu
how in some tings. Yer we'll !; dat wheel
roll round FIVE hundred mile, and cannot
roll one myself! Suppose 1 am a cooper,
what you call, and I make de big tub to hold
wine. He holds tuns and gallons, and I
cannot hold more, than fve bottle So you
see dat what is made is more superior dan de
de maker" -aE '..2
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-02-12
THE ANOINTED DOVE.

THE ANOINTED DOVE.
sThe attractive power of sweet ointments, to
which Solomon here alludes, is notably declared
in that which Basil relates of the manner of catch
ing doves; which was by breeding one up tame,
and then amounting her wings, they let herfy
away, and the sweet odor of the ointment drew
abundance of pigeons after her, which she brought
to the cot of her er."-Patrichs Commentary
on the Song Of Solomon.
Midst rocks and caverns, NIL alone,
white-winged dove was heard to mourn;
All day, all night forlorn she safe,
Without friend, without mate.
One morn q holy man passed by
With snowy beard and prayerful eye;
A censor on his arm he swings,
With which he fumes the sad birds wings.
Charmed by the force of odors bland,
The lone one perches on bis hand;
And then, with liquids heavenly sweet,
He bathes her eyes, her plumes, her feet.
All dripping thus with holy dew,
As up morns roseate clouds she flew,
Of Gods own garden the perfume
Streamed on her track from every plume=
For leagues on leagues those sweets she famed
O'er winding stream and desert sand,
And crowded caravans, It's said,
With all the camels, knelt and prayed
ais Eden floating down, indeed?"
The Arab cried, and reined his steed;
"Os hover Ger yon groves Of palm
Sweet angels, veiled in clouds of balm ~
Meanwhile, amidst those cayerns rude,
All day the holy hermit stood,
Oft gazing eastward in the air ..... -. -
As if wing'd visitors were there. .,..
Clambering at eve lofty rock, =.
He saw o rainbow tinted flock ...
OF doves fly towards the sinking sun;
All circlng round the Anointel One.
go! Innocence !" the old man cried,
"Thou comest back, q spotless bride; 49,
Where'er thy heaven-sweet wings are found
The sitter virtues flock around"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-02-12
Stlett 4oetrg.
From the Columbia Examiner.
TO..--.---.

-
e BIZ J..wooD DAVIDSON.
I.
There's feeling in life
- That is gentler than Love
Than that spirit, like strife,
That the many call Love;-
Far purer and truer
Than that which the poets,
: Derive from above
Less hayward and wild,
As pnre as q child
By life undefled;
s But Passion is parent Of Lore
'Tis to Love rs the Mora
To the beautiful day
: Morn musical, gushy,
Mild, genia! and blushy,
To Tomeridiau's ray
As the hour auroral,
All fragrant and floral,
Prophetic and roral.
To the perfected day. ....
III.
'Tis to Love a. the Spring
To the tropical Dame
Who withers with fires
= Every bloom that aspircs
To blush on her bosom of flame
As the Spring to that season
OF thunder and heat,
When violence uttcrs
Her storm, and there mutters
A terror earth dares not repeat.
so to Love-Such is Love =
Is the feeling in life
That I own, and claim
AS my own, and the nare
=, With music is tcnderly rife.
~ -r V.
Is it Friendship ?-No-no!
Nor Regard that is older,
Nor Esteem that is colder,
Tho these even daily I know.
o. As Friendship, sister
Affection may claim,
But the feeling l own
Asks holier name
Atenderer term,
Like the flower in germ,
Or the dawning of day,
= orthe going away
Z OF Winter inirm.
vi.
Let these each on emblem
Prophetical be
OF the feeling in life,
2 Calm, gentle, and free,
Unsoiled by the strife
Thattheir emblems may see
! OF this feeling in life,
& Ny feeling jorthee.
S. c. ,. -..
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-02-12
Selett 4eaaing,
From the Home Journal.

n@ We are charmed to be able to pre-
sent to our readers, one of those exquisite
poems by which the soul is left dreaming,
as by some strange new music. 1t is sent
to the Home Journal by one of its old cor
respondents, Thomas +. Van Bebber, of
Maryland-a poet, it will readily be allow
al -Ene
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-02-12

~ He who promises runs into debt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-11

BoArs Asvvs -Pvs the bsae6s Of thoss
Of our resd.ss interested Ia stssmessss, We
mike the following extract from the @ani.
les, Of the War Eagle. ~ published 10 the
Dubuauc Tribune. The War Eagle IVES
the second boat through Lake Pepin. and
~ouid have been the IRE, bu. for man
falling overheard in the Lake. She arrived
1t 81. Paul ten minutes behind the 0alens:
The lsvce ., St. Paul nevet presented
90 lively an appearance ~ on Ff,day. Ten
W ,wrlve steamers h I'd followed a. up and
were d,.rha-g NJ their c1goes Everybody
In 81. Paul 10 ,ked smiling aud happy.
Left the later pIsc. a, &3o ~ on
Friday. Me, Rescue one mile bel,w Fred
I. ren1 at fI,supe., Revrilie 1t Bescstt.
Time and Tide, Kentucky M 3. Brssis
and Sam Young below Prescott. City
Belle, Man.6eld. and Two boats nance un-
known alb we Thing. Landing. Net Key.
stone above Red Spring and Frank 0Iuls
at The latter place.
Ne, Connewsgo at Maiden Rock, en-.
deavorng " iorcs her way through gorge
VI thick ice.
Met q /" procession" Of bnsts In Lake
Psoin in the f..i wing order KY City.
WI Ewing. Hambur9. N-sssns ef. Coldsa
Era. Mime sofa belle. Kate French -
Courier aud Anchor were disehasainR
freight at North Ps,ia. Met M-dars AID
Eg evIsior at the mnuth II the Lake. Ia
G,ed-. Fanny Harris. and Fire Canoe we're
lying At k.ed-.
TIE steamer Falls City 10 sunk On wes,
side Like rep,n. e'g,t milss below Lake
City--lies in iour iset &sisf and 10 said 20
be abaad nd BY officers and crew. The
New ST Crolx 10 slsv sauk about ave miles
above Reds and 10 q tot,l wreck.
Met Orb, NO ,diLg at West Newton.
Passed 8. w. Nelson, above M,nmiska,
b uaJ down. Met y 1seen heloS Winona;
oeean Wave at Haeo,sh; Northern Light
b. l1~ Dad.Axe; GRAY E.gie below Prairie
du Chen Loc,s Nav a6ovc Gutenberg
aud Tshoniago az Csssvilis. Reached
Oaaisith at . \. o., Sunday morning. Nay
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-11
p.-v~r MtralL,c prxs We

PArrNr MlTALLic PExs we call a..
ten,,en 10 TIE advertisement OF NJ. Leo.
pold's Patent Metz lie Iaoia Rubber Coates
Pens. Messrs. Alison & Mcbride are the
sole SCENTS at Davenport Tor these pens.
We have tried them. and thes are % plea.
SAINT a writing pen us 40 ever used. and W
are assured they Stand ussge like the bes'
pitiina pointed gold pens. These peas are
thus pointed. Those wlshirg something o
gee, deal better than the ordinary s,eel
pen. and almost - cheap should Try this new
patent.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-11

Ccs.iP The ciy il Orderly and we'll
behsy d at this tune. items 80 mmanding .
premism among "Io-als." Wind and ausi
werc exciting topics Al the close Of the
week. with an occa.isnsl sdmix,ure Of com
nea,s upon tho rise in the price Of wheat,
and A,ur. TIE police vfIise 10 almost bare
ofitems. Stcsmb,s,s are coming and going
nearly every ooe f'om ssisw stopping long
enough to put "a freight. and lAoss from
abgvs 10 take on produce. We have now
-vss ulss psekes lines to Gsiens and Keokuk
and ths boats appear 10 BE- doing well. The
Bridge has not oesa bussrd during the pss,
week. !, suli stsnds. mock ng the tender
constitutes Of d. Louis. Talking Of 81.
Louie fsmiads - tbss the great ., iesral ion
on The occasion Of the opening VI The Ohio
and Mississippi Rsiisoad. connecting tina.
city and Cinsinaali. wiii take place early
mex: month TIE cssst,s editors sehaouI i.
edge the receipt VI 90 iavitasisn 10 b ere
sent, without Cos, in any particular fsr eeiax,
returning, Or while enjoying The festivities.
One oil - will b there and ~ W. have
rspassd " Ne eommtsise. !, pomisss 10
b. : greet occasion. But talking aboa,
great occasions. breeehsd juvsnili,y zee,
tea great oeessions elise ahead. Buckley.
C,Scss viii - here this week and Lsnt1
g. wssk. Their .semssdess posters are
'ssssssss,ns the sIdss Of houses. sss lhsi,
assass ~ busy ssseiag W oil tho psslias
sssy Cussi3s as:onisAsn. both sisrvse
o6ss Hemeadees iudneemeass, - vii b
sssn by advertisements. Clst e. 80 'en-
they help he Psiasess. AID ialGias abosI
psiu,ess. - have BOG ~ boss ssessises
corps u psiu efs en he DC ssseh. aishoufl
- expscs our Chie,es Tsissas frssads -,
:vssS.sg q tie 0sssss<. isssnssh = u
asvs tho.s lste ssss fsssnsas oan olawsoa
thsis ~ (sssnss. Charley Do, - - :
shsir sssaa pssssass. M.hs 3.aesgs ~
ssspls u ter esaessiasss. esssg Isllee
n ~ ssvud = . : Nc - eoshoaa 4 =
pas,assiss IL. : 1sea.ssas kllsss -
90 49, et-eveseso. 49, ssltiao u 4
ban--ap 49, ~. - - -
$780, .es.mk 1&A&Sk& = x&e1AAA
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The Ds.se1 ltseree Csss.

bosros, M,y 0.
The D,lton divorce case Sas gwen to the
jury al = o'clock tnis evening u 10 doubt
~ II they agree on verdict octor. to-
morrow. Juple M-rrirk. ~Lo !, in ID health.
is,oied a. the clvse VI HE chsrge and wa
carr. from the Court room BY the Sheriff
and others. lie soon revived, but ~ss evi
den,ly greatly Frustrated by the atmosphere
vi au osercro~ded Court rovm.
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eur. sssr csnv,stsd.

HoLLipAYssrKo, Pa Nay 8,
McKim WIS last night convicted Of mur.
der IN the irs' degvre, and this m.rn,ng ~ss
sentenced IL b. rxecuIed tor the mut der VI
Nurcrsss. IL strongly protested before
the Etaft his it'd icsn e. asserting that his
CONVICTION was effected unfairly BY the per.
lury VI witnesses.
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j,ws.nv WATCHES. 3c-R nun.

J.wELav. WATCHES, &c r 'qus, has
jus, tessvrJ Its -pring fashions aud stirk
Il jeseit,, watcher, &c, AID finer Ae
have h., ..en in the CRY. lie 10 one ~ The
n...t iibcisl d.alsrs Ia the trade. Every.
d., a. uad l.,uk a. H. -iJ iertnaitn,
~ bar. ems ma, be .,s.-ksot / Adv
The advertisement, ot Sir. Reqal will be
found under the head y. Js..ify ON our
fou III psge. lie keeps q fae stock aid
Sfsers rare Inducements io plrchasefs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-11

Almost FlnE-r.idiy evening wood
pile IN dangerous vicinity 10 the depot
caught FIRE itom sppiks thrown out by
locomotive. The fl.me was fortunately
soon discovered aud speedily ex,inguished
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-11

DAyroR. May Q.
A German blacksmith named Salthoasc.
We murdered last hight st q grrcery Kept
BY Philip Weisk. Tie was sssscked ~ tour
other Csrmsn.. dragged out u The house
aud dsspstshed with Knives aud br.eks.
Til, is the second murder that h - occur.
rcd ia Dayton this week, aud the sIclisns IN
both rosrs ere bist ksni,hs.
The mu'derers have been arrested and
are uv~ ia al
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-11

ONO RHra.-Ta,s river 10 very high.
nineteen 'cs' b.ing reported o. Ptishurs =,
bul falling. aud aImos, A lod at Cincinnati.
A rise vi three feer more was anticipated
OF Tie latter city. whica would bring it to
~lhn two ieet OF (" Sassg~ Row." Plenty
Of alter On the falls a. Louisville.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-11

BIO ARRIVAL The isct may ss,onsh
some vi our readers, bat We received last
Friday evening over four Thousand dollar.
worth of new types. Sc, and have more
,h'n a thousand dollars worth yeti arrive.
TLlA about your Chic To printing offises !.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-11

Acc DENT IL 'ttia girl stopped 10 pick
up something 10 front Of horse h,tchei
near The post ofiice on Saturday afternoon.
when the animal raised his FIRE foot and
struck her On the head injecting . deep
g,.h and causing her ~ sefeam bolster.
nuAlY.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-11

SAls or Lors AT Arcrlos - Messr.
A leu & Clark have a public sale Of very
desirable bu ldng lots on wedae.day after
mon. W. rsler g. their adse easement.
Tie opp m'uni,y isa favorable one 'or iose
WIN wish u secure Its { e re,idsnces
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fiflft Rishnoad

Richmond, Va, May }.
The drug store VI Beane,. Bo,s 4 Fisher
va. burned this IN lrning .',,ss ON tns 4 ok
8!s nv. insured ior s.oe0u, In. R,cs.
rnsad l. qusef o:Hce 81 ldng was covered
~ the anosn. VI ts.0ou. severed oy ia.uf.
ahcG.
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D.ws Win TnE Dusr Our aeighbor
lnsiee, oi thu NV York Sure. circulated
. pes,iun On Saturday, and speedily ra,.-d
-uG lent amount 10 pay for sprir.!inc
The streets during the summer 80 we hope
- zee those modern institutions. sprinkilng
carts, e. work to-day
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CYore q ths Aeuth

WAsHixo roS. April Q.
The New Orleans papers oi the ~ are
rece we'd. The op,pioa 10 d'xded ~ To the
permanent injury 10 the sugar crop BY the
late cid weather. the cotton croo u Una.
tcfiaily damaged.
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pss .i.ats 1ll..sts ss,s.

NEw OaLEASs. N.Y..
4 setting o. ruIxsns vail bs heid 70.
night 10 devise mean. TOR IN. relio' of r..
Turned hliibusters; alsa . Fuse 500 sd-
vane-d in their passage by C,pt. Danlsp,
vi the sleam,r Tartar.
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kanrs lrclic ExpiOrati

% - % x ~
BOOKS AND STATIONERY!
0sohs fer he Ps,p!s 4ad tns,r Iniiarsa
HoN Il E, svsl, assx-s .st.ss.
ksv9s VI stSssAses, bsss 70 Postf,,
Ut.ks 81 pfs.s
tl'ANK Day Br,ss Lsigs.. :. irzais n CO. Re.
- s.ipt sai luas sssxs r.axet a.ys u all "a. AZ
ssvss ...ssf states sul r-snt ss,, sch ~ 20. 81
all sisd. .si' issh ssrspa .Srssi.:. -itl
Trans. Pms vat 10 II iins tas IN sita tstxs .ni
sol sses Il 49, rtsaest 81 al stals a ..4 g.ge.
Hall fAv~s Ryoi.e,p s~st-T, ssss u u.lI.a. sstn
sLsts "a sstars.i cdr assi sus 81 A.a..s iu.i-
ibis ~ ss. bgs AL Aej tnxs. I'D psus ssssl .us
Al sni itrsr fsi II Cas- fsstls ,urs l. ,eI cs.,.
sistas Ssfi.. rorS ia<stsai., ssrfsmssy, psusii.
al rsaaHIsrs, sai IN tnsurasssbs aasalt, u other
Af0cise oil isg $40 Il NsS YssS pFscss sLssp Ir ~As
81 shs rsa Cay TX stssc, ~ str~~s, Opposite u
tls,f- a..as- ftesSttfl = ~ ~rNHi Agent
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Nav iosx Msy D.
william Henry Our, keneush, Benjsmin
PURCELL and Franess Hammond were snss'cd
oy the sp-cial sgeat VI the Poet Ot1se Dc.
psrtment, on the ehssse oi stealing tr,m
the osdcnstn.e mail bsgs. on the 18Th ui,.,
a letter n,s,a,"g iwo prom,ssory no'es
10 he value vf $500 each. directed 10 Gas
patd, Hopkins 4 60. They we're held to
sn.ksr.
CIV King will cf.r Q reward o. o5 900
for The capture Of III person who Get Hrs ~
The ouaianlinc tul dinss.
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ArorsrA. Ca, Nsy Q.
Dir. Dron7ham has been cisc ed " Con.
gress IN The District io S,u,h Carolina. rep
,escnsed by pfe1,o u. Brooks BY 1900
mel ,rity.
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fsftas 1Asetts.
Dopv Fouso The officers OF The Ben
CAa.pseiI very kindly iafvrmed me tina. :
B ,dy wac ssca "a ,at near Oquswks, cup.
posed to be tina. Of Mr Esss imme.
d,stely went ,a search y. n and found i, ~
be that u NJ. Kitchen. VINO was d.owned
here in April last. Any information res.
pee,ios the body may b had Of the j,,l
keeper 9, Burlington Or Of myself ., D4s.
ssrevs. q CraxEY,
Ma, 0. 81. Bridge Master.
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lreu, Seal. Nail, Ana al,,r, a,
Herrlng's Safes

rms subscriber are Agcns.
ior Nsssrs y. 4 il.frsnr
a to's eci.srA.cd Pre- and
Thief Pro, f-n,..
Nesoaii ,esltr IA. Alisn
tirn ~ IN. public "a tho fact.
lhni ihes~ >Hieshasr 'vr Years
-sossi tho test - both FIRE,
ihist and ale" % itne. Yer,
mans saiss ~.ii va = meAsuU,
DEFY tho tormsr and -. tail
is.st..y.. A. t.ska
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SVUWo ~ N4W4tUWASYs
COLUMN OF
1.-THE Iowa Book Rooms"
Hs - Brady Street. ls,rs Msrth u ID.
Post 09ss,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
1OsAD11olaoa An 1900.
ELI ADAMS, Proprietor.
S~ssAo ADVERTISEMENTS RSLow.-Sa
SECURITY AND CLEANLINESS!
0As.LIaHr8Rs AND wax vssrAs.
Tax ao.crssf hing rs1ssvsi "A asIacY scHi
l n.aafsssissts ts'.n's5 r,sl. Il ptsparsJ
70 ssppiy 81 rstan ani receive orlsss tsa ds.isrs
wax oAs-LioargRs, s,a,sslsn, i.aS'A Tor
WAX vEsrls IN .n,i saaisrJs boxes.
canpAsrassa O., csssrsvs Matches,
vtisA ssfa sui an 80 ,s.ot .,i,s. sst, a,"rssis
Ter 'sati,ss AL pasll,aisriy tor sics rsams.
~. :: .s: "a soo: 4: Der
NO.. NO. sew street, near 'A' s sH;' s os,:
CITY LAWS!
h Devised 0rlia ,asss Of IL City q
OAvE VPORT.
RsvtseD sai N<sssss D. order .,ftss City cesn.
n c,l. Papa,ssiey ss.a ,risy. Z. SsaMy. tsS'.
rsssi PAGER ssvsf, s,s1, is~ .sssp.sSs, las.
The Isva Beck Rssas
MN Ssaif 81. aist ths 20,
0moS9f MI snsas.
WRAPPING rAl'Eiu
800 nHAns PR srsAHss HAxsTfYLD
(NJaratst no stsas, tar. a.a Ia aat Is. Lea
~ p.p.s saoaaS paper, 80, i.fss a. s@.n a.
0rsssris, Dry Goods. Neat -.
o. sais ~ "Gas isss 30 - koeas."
70 - sfsay e., as.r "a. Psa So.
c0ao 1YEa D)uxs.
DsALNs ssa ayaas, zoe css,.sa use ssa vor.
ship. Prepared aud sst '~rsh b the
oosoral Aesesistisa u seaaeetieus.
jast sssstsss :. s.to - ..yi~s o s..ai.y- also.
oDsr.een's eerns1,
"a ~, =, :ss sss"-s s's' ..s's', 'inp,, 'sc:'ss
=.s. \. . Bad, . ,..:, ne s@ : ss;s.
WALL PAPER! WALL PApERl!
D0nDEas AN0,
CURTAIN PAPERS!
NJ ssss~Isss As'ias svpeosri,,.a s.ss rses b hi.
ss~ Hslsk sssss - ~
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