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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-19
A New-FanUled Lottery.

A New York sausage maker announces
that every day, from 10 to 2 o'clock, Gus
toners might enjoy the chance of eating
the sausage of gold" His "sassengers" are
five cents a plate, and within every fiftieth
link he says he hides golden dollar. This
is new and comical form of gambling
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-19

Found GUILTY.--In the case of the State
against Sam Green free negro,) who was
tried at the April term of the Circuit Court
Of Dorchester county, Nd, for having in his
possession abolition pamphlets, among
which was "Unele Toms Cabin the court
has adjudgod him guilty, and sentenced him
10 tho penitentiary for the term of ten years
- CircieviHe Herald
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-19

ES- Judge Price, of the Maryland Su
prone Court in the case of negro indicted
for assault upon white man, makes the
nice distinction that negro testimony is re-
ceivable against a negro where white man
is tho plaintiff, but not against white man
in any case, and not in favor of negro in
any case. That is law and justice in Mary
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-19
Nxy- Ono hundred workmen are employ,

re- Ono hundred workmen are employed
Mt the Philadelphia Mint, now, in the man
ufacture of the new cent coin. Each min
ute turns out SO, and six hours daily work
makes 57s.64o day. They are being very
rapidly put into circulation, but the demand
is still quite voracious.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-19

AT fire in Brooklyn, N. Y. on Thursday
last, two thousand barrels of sugar and mo-
lasses were destroyed. The molasses ran
ia stream along the docks and was scoop
ed up by dock loafers.
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Pntent nng Tastencr.

Messrs. Cobb and Greer, forwarding and
commission merchants, Warren, Joe Davies
county, ILL.,, write us inquiring who has in
vented "bag fastener" that supercedes the
necessity of tho old fashioned strings
Who can inform us p Ohio Farmer.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-19

PARTICULAR DREcTIoNs.-A lady occu-
pying room letter b, at a hotel, wrote on
the slate as follows:
awake letter B at seven; and if letter B
says 1et her be- don't let her be, nor let
B be, because if you let letter R be, letter
B will be unable let her house to Mr.. B,
who is to be on hand at half past seven"
Tho porter, better boot-black than or
thographst, after studying the above all
night did not know whether to wake lettcr
B or to "let her be-"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-19

The Georgian says that three gentlemen
in sayanah won $s,s in bets by the ac-
gaittal Of Mrs. Cunningham in the New
York murder case.
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HAMILrov, ohio, Nov. 10, ls55.


DR.. RoBAcK-Dear Sr,-I have read in the newspapers
many of cures effected by your Scandinavian REM
edes but consider my at least interesting
and marvellous any of them So far you are con-
cerned testimonial more less is oftte consequence
Your fame Is established and statement cannot add to
your celebrity But for the benefit of my fellow creatures
desire to make known the facts When called upon
you the instance of dear FRIEND the 21s of March
last had been nine years sufferer from catarrh The
irritation of the and membrane of the head
intense that sometimes it almost drove crazy. could
not sleep, and free from unpleasant sensations
At various times five different had attended
each treated me in his way, but of them did
any good despaired of seeing another well day
aud when called at your consultation rooms, had very
little hope of relief BY your advise entered Immediate
y upon regular of yo1r Scandinavian Blood Puri-
fer and Blood Pills encouraged by the cheerful,
hopeful way which you spoke and resolved strictly to
follow your direction In less than week. all the worst
symptoms of my complaint began to take milder FORM
and continued to improve from week to week until at
the end of three months my head entirely relieved
and every trace of the catarrh had left Still, how
ever continued to take the remedies for nearly six weeks
longer because found they building strength
and orifyng my constitution Six months have passed
since the finished and have had sign Of
lapse should be glad to this letter. the substance
| oft in print, for the guidance of others.
Yours, with heartfelt gratitude,
Mrs. AUGUSTUS CO0CH.
| For SALE BY-C. R. MccULLocH, Fremont KELLY
BEACH, Elmore; p b, BEERY, Clyde; c. POWERS, Wood
vile; W. BRADNER, West hilgrove 4lyls
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BETS on THE CoMET.-We ought to have
published long ago the proposition of the
Urbana (Tll.,) Constitution concerning the
Comet. Zimmerman, after observing the
''critter" carefully with the instruments of the
Urbana Brass band, comes to tho conclu-
sions:
lst. The comet will not strike tho earth
but
I'd. If it does strike it will nevcr do it the
second time.
In case, however, any gentleman holds
opinions different from the above and is will
ling to back his views to limited extent,
in order to arrive at the truth in this mo-
mentous matter, we hereby make the fol-
lowing
PROPOSITIONS.
1st. We will wager $4,000 more or less
that if the comet offers to strike we will
dodge before it docs; in other words that
sum that it can't be brought to the scratch.
I'd. A like sum- that if it does strike it
will be knocked higher nor kite.
Sd. Twenty-Five times the above amounts,
JIltJ Ill CdS0 Jle COilleJ SJIlhSS, IL MOu
bulge the earth six inches by actual meas
urment.
4th. A like amount that after the comet
strikes its tail drops.
9TH. An optional sum that the earth can
knock the comet further than the comet
can knock the earth, nine times out of elev-
en-.
9th. That after the comet gets through
striking the earth, it will never want to strike
anybody else.
These propositions are intended to cover
the case of any gentlemen on this globe, or
on the comet or elsewhere.
All wagers to be decided by the Judges
of the Supreme Court.
Money to be deposited in the Banks of
Newfoundland
Time of striking, and other arrangements
to be fixed by the parties.
Applicants for bets have right to select
any comet they choose.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-19

DOSUOIl, JUNG II.
The New Hampshire Legislature, in joint
ballot, elected Daniel Clark, of Manchester,
Republican, to the U. S. Senate, by 100
votes to 125 over j. s. Wells.
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G. j. ME- 3 s Err,
MANUFACTURER OF
THR MACHTNEs

AA11ee,AkS1A4ANS 4h4O124N6Og
CEPARATORS, Woodbury's PATENT
~ These Machines without an equal. They thrash
and clean better and less and the work ea
sier than other Machines in They all fixed
with catch couplings ratchet puleys This feature is
new Its usefulness and importance hardly be reai
zed without an ocular demonstrations; suffice ii to say by
Its the Horse Powermay instantly and easily be stop
ped at PLEASURE together with the band and pueys while
the Cylinder being free TO move in direction contn
its revolutions until its momentum becomes spent
thus avoiding all strain upon the band pueys shafts
gearing aud team, and also avoiding much loss OF time In
making stops and troubeas well danger and damage
from flying bands &c exists from the old style Of fixed
couplings and pulleys the shaft.
Wo0DBURY's PATENT-Mounted Horse Power for
eight or ten horses. a.rr.ttr
IRON P0WER.-Ths power Is threble-g -geered, thereby
being three times strong any single for
eight or ten horses. Also ri
Manufacturer Of Mount Vernon separators,
CLOVER MACHINES.--fo hun from 20 TO 40 bushels
per day.
CORN sHELLERs-R Readings Patent.-To shell from
100 TO 800 bushels per hour.
Agent for r. H. Peases Agricultural works, Albany,
Railroad Powers for one or two horses.
Portable Circular Saws &c.
3. Repairing done short notice for Pitts and 9TH
er powers, tV shop opposite sandusky, Mansfield and
Newark Railroad Depot. .tnfre lf' sy1
SAND USKY OHIO.
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TINHE subscriber takes this method informing the
citizens of Sandusky and adjoining counties that he
has reted his machinery in the best orde proposes
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-19
"a AYERS
- - (SUGAR COATED,)
ARE MADE 10

WASHINGTON, ID. G., 7 Feb, 1906.
SIR have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice since you made them, and cannot hesitate to
say they the best cathartic employ. Their reg
lang action the rer quick and decided consequent
ly they admirable remedy for arrangements OF that
crgan Indeed have seldom found Of bilious dis
case so obstinate that did readily yield to them
Fraternaly yours, ALoNZo BALLs N. D.,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-02

That as We do a CASH business business, we
can afford TO, and WILL sell Goods lower than
we could on long credits. We will, TO accom-
MEDIATE our customers, sell them Goods at nett
prices, on ninety days note. We hate Book
accounts, and SO do buyers generally. The day
Of Settlement, TIE Judgment. ,edi come and In
happy the man who IS not prepared for It.
One void TO the Ladiei, to whom we owe
special thanks for past patronage: for them, we
keep every article OF Dress and Fancy Goods.
an endless variety Of Paramettas, French and
English Merlnos, Deanes. Gre. De. Rhine.
Lustrine and Sat Duchin silks, FROM SO cts TO
81 per yard
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-02

STATE OFIOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
IL whom it may concern.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Chicago Iowa
IN aud Nebraska lttilroad have located the line
o IL road over and across the south. west guar
Ter OF the southwest quarter Of section Twenty
eight township Eght,-tgo. range one, west htih
principal meridian.
The assiier Of said tract is unknown TO the Off
GERS Of said railroad company, but IL il believed
that said ow uer resident Of this state This
notice il given in order that proceedings may be
had for the assessment Of damages occasioncd BY
the location cf said line as aforesaid as is pro.
vided by the laws OF the state or Iowa
CHICAGO. Iowa ASD NEBRASKA RAILROAD,
BY its Attorney,
April rs, 1857. N. h. BAKER
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FACTS FOR The PEOPLE,
demonstrated AT
kiSer, Crew 4 Turner's Cash Store

htSCuS WV ~ vi Etb NuSH StOI u
A 7 which can be seen and bought very low
II for Cash, or Produce, every article that
ought TO be kept in Store House. We invite
the attcntIo OH of all to our
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS.
Being determined TO sell oil kinds Of Dry
Goods, and most kinds Of Groceries, as low as
they can be fought at the River towns-and
anxious 10 build up the trade Of Upton, we
adopt the MOTTO:
Small Profits and Ready Pay"
Thus are we enabled TO compete with Daven-
port or MuscalIne, and give 10 our numerous
customers, (to whom we retpri' our sincere
thanks fol their liberal patronage during the
past year,, barg aims, that will warrant
continuance Of their favor. We have neither
time space TO name all our goods--l7 900
yds. fast colored calicos, new styles. I TO IL
cts; l 800 yds Bro. Muslin, y'd wide, I to 10
els. We viii sell an excellent article Bro
Mus, y d wide, II yds. for Sl,O0 Coffee, Su-
gar aud Tea at Davenpot prices.
800 prs. Ladies com. X dress Boetees, 90 to 1,75
l3iO Mems fiGe Boots, eco to $50
$50 Boys " 100 to 200
$ 0 Children's com. and dress shoes, good
and cheap. Ready Made Clothing for leo men
| and boys; Hats and Caps, new styles for 1900
men and bows.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-02

Accounts from oregon speak OF the Ser
verify of the winter, and of consequent
damage to crops and cattle In anticpa-
ton Of political changes, the subject Of
Slavery has been somewhat agitated in the
Territory, but public sentiment is strong
against its introduction. r
In Salem, Monday evening, at an alarm
Of fire, an engine in rapidly turning a
corner ran down three or four men, one
of whom, Michael Laidley,a young far
mer, was instantly killed.
Two little boys, seven and eight years
of age, sons Of Isaac Bum, near Mazeppa,
Minnesota, died recently from drinking
freely of whiskey, to which they obtained
access during the absence of their parents
from home.
There are large fires raging in the
woods in the neighborhood of Whining
ton, North Carolina, and serious damage
has been done to the interests of the tur-
pentine growers. A letter from Whining
ton states that an extensive producer of
turpentine near that place, had lost by
the fire upwards of 10000 turpentine
trees.
Mr. Leonard Wray, from South Afri-
ca, came passenger in the Asia, the other
day. He brings seed of the Imply, or
African Sorghum, from which he has
manufactured Sugar, and he says it is su-
peror to the Chinese Sorghum.
1t is calculated that the clergy cost the
United States sl2, 900, 900 annually; the
criminals SAC, 00O,0o0; the lawyers $780,
600, 600; and rum S2OO,OOO,00O
David Hunt of Rodney Mississippi,
has made the munifcent donation Of SIS,
600 to the American Colonization Socie-
ty.
The Post Office department has invi-
ted proposals to the first of June, for
carrying the entire letter mail overland
from the Mississippi to San Francisco,
in four horse coaches, semi-monthly,
weekly, and semi-weekly.
! \ Telegraphic dispatch from New Or
leans 18th inst, states that a special mes
ssnger had arrived there with the news
of the acceptance of the Tehuantepec
Road under the Sloo Contract
1t is amusing to detect the character
in the vocabulary of each person. The
adJectives habitually used, like the in.
scriptions on thermometer, indicate
the temperament.-H Z. Tuckermun
The surest way IN prevail! on a young
couple to marry is to oppose them Tel
them YOU would rather see them in THEN
graves, and twelve months after THEN
baby viii pass you twice a day in a viii
low wagon. -Dutchman.
An astonishcd female American, writ.
ing from Paris asserts that French ladic.
acquire brilliant complexion by neve,
washing themselves, aud saws that they
content themselves with gentle rubbing
with dry coarse towel
The copper mine in Warren, \. H. is
now being worked with good prospect o.
success y very rich vein has beer
struck which appears to be extensive and
yields full 20 per cent of copper.
Scattering returns from Wisconsin in
dictate the reelection Of Wilton. Rcpub
lican, as Chief Justice, by a decided ma.
jority.
The New York Herald says that Walk
er has been aided and assisted from quar-
ters that would astonish the community
aud the whole civilized world.
At Nebraska City, March, p potatoe,
were 81 30 per bushel, butter soc pc,
pound, beef 10 a l., bacon do, flour
a Dbl, corn .5c a bushcl chickens S. !
dozen.
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Brickmaker Wanted.

4 GOJp Erisk baker is wanted at Cambridge,
~ Cedar co, Iowa. to put up several hiins -
Brick, tAs coming season. Apply to
MCCULLOUGH / 90.
ca;nhriigc
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#A DowAGIAC, Nj h, March VI, 1861.
]. A. RHODES, Esq: Dear Sir-As took your
take pleasure in stating its effects rs reported
TO me by three brothers who live in this place,
and their testimony is q fair specimen of oil
have received:
W. s. coNkEIN told MEL had taken nine
bottles Of Chiiste's Agae Basam and continually
run down while using il until my lungs and liver
were Congested TO that gree that blood dischar
ged from my mouth and bowels 80 that all tho t
il impossible for to live through another chill
The doctors too, did all they could for me, but
thought | must die. Nothing did me any good
until got Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure, which
at once relieved me Of the distress and nausea at
my stomach and pain in my head and bowels and
produced a permanent cure in a short time"
H. Nj. COSkLIN SAYS: Il had been taking med
icines of AZ good doctor az We have In our conn.
ty, and taken any quantity of quininc and speci-
hcs without any good result, from 2sth August to
18th December. But seeing how nicely IL opera.
ted on my brother, got bottle OF Rhodes Fever
and Ague Cure, which effected permanent cure
by using two thirds Of bottle
s NJ COSKLIN was not here, but both the 9th
er brothers say his case was the same as II. Ms.
! sold the medicine TO both the same day, and the
cure was as speedy from the same small quantity,
and might so specify, Yours with respect
4. HUNTINGTON.
The above speaks for itself Good proof as it
is, it is of no better tenor than the vast numberoY
like certificates have already published, and the
still greater amount that is continually pouring in
to me.
One thing more. Last year ] had occasion to
caution the public in these Words
"faotice one firm rho hire tak.a one Of my gene
raj circulars, substituted the Of thsi- nostram
for neatcias and then nth bra-en mpudcnce er,d
their pamphlets wh the exclamation .Let the propri-
etor u any other aeiicate say machf h. aares' I"
Now take pleasure in saying that the Caution
70 CT IL
that is mentioned in the above certificate.
There are several other industrious people who
are applying to their poisonous trash all that |
publish about my Fever and A que Cure or Anti.
dote to Malaria except the Certificates of Cures
and the Certificate of the celebrated Chemist, DR..
James r. Chiffon, OF \. y in favor Of it, perfect
~ harmless character, which is attached to every
bottle. These will always serve to distinguish
my medicine from limitations. JAS. A. RHODES,
Proprietor, Providence r. |.
Wholesale Agents, St. Louis, III. BLAKsLEY; Chi
cage, BARCLAY Bios And for ,ale by Druggis
generally. GILBERT Co., Agents, Upton 33rn
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OF the few articles Of summer goods now on
hand We viii! sell at precisely cot and trans
portaton; now Lring on your money and get
the WORTH Of II We went charge VOC mach
for Goods anyhow, and nothing Tor showing
them. Fuaiiy. customers,
j. =. Ed W ards. who stands al the head
OF his profession, "a Tailor, cuts clothes
for our Gust and warrants ev, nv job. So
proud is lie Of his rePutv'Ion, he couldn't sleep
# he should fan 10 please! that's all.
Respectfully submitted TO candid public.
Sept. SO. 36f KlStR. CREW l. TURNER
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S TEIN W 4 I e 50 N S,
n.xrr. crrnrpx - uAtrxn srnnrr

= ! II I Y y I I T y Y II -,
MASuracTuRERs, 81 WAIVER STREET.
sEN YoRk.
RESPECTFULLY calls The a,te ton of The
al publ to their sp'e"dd assot rnent Of semi
grand a square Pianos, hich, for ro'ame Of
tone elasticity Of touch. beauty of fni.h
short. everything tha, renders Piano effect,
are unsurpassed They were awarded thc first
premiums for both kinds, in competition with
the most distinguished max from Bossoa-
Ph'ade phia. New York. and Baltimore,
Nav TRtraPH --STtiNwAy 4 SoNs were
awarded The FIRST premium Cold Medal, ut The
recent fair in The crystal Palace, for the bot
Pianoforte>, over all mpetitors 39ly.
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NcW AOO;rtis
GEORGE WHISTLER,
7. Spring Trade. Il
MINER & BROTHER,

Wholesale Dealers in
Dry Goods, Carpeting,
Yankee Notions, Hats.
Caps and straw Goods,
Front, st., 3 Doors East cy Perry,
DAyEsPoRr, IOWA
WYE are COW receiving from Manufacturers a
/" full Stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
b. which We call the attention Of the Merchants oi
the surrounding country. We intend to keep ar
good Il stock ~ can be found in the West aad
shall sell them at prices that cannot tail to suit the
closest buyers. Having bought many OF our foods
before the late advance OF cotton goods, We can
offer some bargains Il 3m MINER d BRO.
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.eV0Store

WE have jG.s opened New and Splendid
w Assortment OF Ct0tHTKC T. GENTS
FTESlsHISa Gnons. in the New Brick block,
four doors east 81 Swetland's Upton. iowa.
Tie peonlc of Old Cedar ant the rest &c
mankind. are respectfully itsit, d 10 call a'rt
examine our stock Of
Deer Goats. Drtss Caafs. harris, Tain . nH@
Business Coats. Parts end i'ests-~ah
kiafs, Shrts. Draste,s S!oses, HIS,
Csapafs C;nths 4 Cashmere,
Aotiarffs Tt.tngs Dr.. b..
We have also q fine lot Of Roots shoes.
for men, women and childrea. hats and Cals,
Trucks. Carpet Sacks Umbrellas, etc.
In fact We have all. osi every article you ill
find i gener | Clothing and Furnishing Is
10 biishment. Garments made to order. on short
notice. GO iinr prices will be low and nni-
form. striIit Z 10 We up 10 the principle ~
Far Deaiing WA AM
whereby we hope TO merit AID obtain share
OF the public patronage.
Nov. Is, ';'6 4.u. MANLY Il lNGMAN.
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CARTER g. CABEREY,
esas~ DO you scom to hare u Sure Pre-

esas~ Do you scom to hare Sure Pre-
rent'rc against CountcrJeittny
Bank Notes. ia
= READ! READ! READ!u
SUBSCRIBE, SUBSCRIBE, SUBSCRIBER
: John $. Dye IS tie Imhor,
= and the Bank Note Engrsvers all say that he is
- the Greatest Judge of Paper Money living.
- Cheaper than tie Cheapest. Better
- than tie Best
~ Published weekly. Only One Dollar Year.
- ~ REATEsT DISCOVERY Of the present
- NJ Century for
= DETECTING COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES
Describing every Genuine Bill in
- Existence, and Exhibiting at glance
every Counterfeit in Circulation.
- Arranged so admirably, that kEFERENCE is
- Easy and DETECTION lNsI INFAMOUS.
:. aEas" No Lnaer to cramiHc' No pages
To hunt aJ'.' "E3SQ
- But so simpiiGel and arranged that the Mcr-
- chant, Banker and Business Maa can
see all Al q .Gtaacf
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BruChna Tea Sets, gold lined and fancy chamber
sets with Il iuI assortment
Of common ware.
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IN H. ss' 'ed ,ob !" ,' ~, s Sc" Gaa r.y;r r' R "rsys
SESSION " Two e@nl ed GET aes tii ttu. sill ~irin
Two hottie, are anr ID 20 ru~',ra mouth.
eo III e. totie ri cEra the WORT hlhd II .is.
Two 70 thee tot,'e. will els. ~, $, ~ OF ntl+.
~ boat ""r~ntsa to cure 'he so canss n -"
The to I've 1o.,s. warranted to the
o e,t,lss sc wsrrsn,ea al b IL.
bot"s sre w.rr.nsd run.has q he aud
four,o bottiss srs wssnt.d cure eortsps
one bo,le Wi care seals ernPsisa Il ,@..At.
two 81 three bNsa ale waFrHu;et TO ca the ~ets osss
trss hsldes warranted lie &c p
III to :ou bot le. warranted to the Sal,
81 HI bottles wi Sc~auls,
hc"sft IS rlSs's">tT zen al or The hr'i ea''e az
sfs Get cue Is war; ''s' ""' al 's above S''''
E@s pa'" G,, , The '"'s'e ot ID, In the =
e water wtier il RUh Re sn this ere -
ssa,s spss oT It, 81 re -, - =, soc..
he hers ,na "t3'e"s b ne sup lug 81 hS grew.
value hs never mt aseovzrea /. ia Iss5
II era give taen ecsa per
~ T. IF ~ @ ~ Tt sss s that IN 1p A., ~,
! sid o"', On" th"ass h,,'iss n'r ds( eff
n@., twety ,nd Hits yea. ssy hal thing he a.
of tate4t d,eioes hst There Wavers.i
II ny ON rrrc,1ce s'w-ys str II ie,ry fer hprors
bp sllSe H. vic eLu - r." oal ri raatetnr xrea.
v .esa! have be- .suae Ii tia. Ius'es
We a cases ,p1spa cts acsss which sIway.
sGoata e. ATT f"ys 49, e. - 81 s = a. s. h." r. a.
WIN gsady-he are .at f." sho have seen more e II
k, = ..,sra Of rr,rss sill Ct ,hen se rcopoc,
cured = For lie VAR Us dserses II he LIVER s'ss
:!sSfseh' hgsPt,a 49, ms FsTe' AID hR9" f@sn " 'hs
d. Eeass - ha Tsrfietfs y Fin sFf 81
the Ransss S. te seavs has tons gooa 'h." snr
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