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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-30

AA0A4S0os
1t is said that the Bishop Of London,
at salary Of $4,000 per annum, is OBJ
liged to preach only one sermon in twelve
months. and that effort is to show up the
errors Of the Catholic Church. He may
preach as many as he chooses, but this
anti-popery lecture must be delivered
whether or not" One would judge by
reading the opposition papers for the last
few years that every one of them had
been obliged by the terms of its estab-
lishment to prepare or copy one article
every week on the ''infamous Nebraska
Bill'' and "the corrupt Administration"
Since the election of Mr.. Buchanan, and
the quoting Of the elements in Kansas
by reason of the withdrawal of Lane and
other agitators from the Territory, there
has not been SO much Kansas stock in the
political market as before. The confess
ions Of the gamblers who played the
"Union of the States" against few offices
which are within the gift of new Prcsi-
dent, have had soothing effect upon the
minds of even the most rampant of the
opponents Of Stephen 'Arnold" Doug
lass. 1t isnow the turn Of the Democracy
to talk little about Bill Nebraska, that
miserable rake whose principles were the
ne plus ultra of villainy.
1t is known to our readers that the Su-
preme Court in the case of bred Scott
has recently decided that the celebrated
Missouri Compromise was an unconstitu-
tional enactment--th is an endorsement of
Mr.. Douglas course that amounts to
something; but the following Resolution
passed by the late members Of the ''Free
Soir' or Anti-Nebraska Legislature of
Kansas "bangs Bannacher" in its adyo-
cacy Of squatter sovereignty!
"Resolued, That the principle on which
our State organization rests, belongs to
the unvritten rights of mankind. and is
antecedent to all Constitutions"
Fellow Democrats, what do you think
of that rs the last will and testament of
party that had it's origin in the idea that
Congress was supreme in Kansas & Ne
braska?
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-30

SENs1BLE.-Hon. w. H. Hilliard, dis
tinguished and eloquent Southern Con-
gresham, has abandoned politics and ia
ken upon himself the duties of Minister
of the Gospel. Mr.. Fl. was formerly a
Preacher, but was tempted from his pro-
fession to take part in politics. He has
won honor and applause, but such empty
treasures were insufficient to satisfy the
immortal mind, and he now pledges his
future life to the advocacy of those prin-
ciples which lie at the base of our system
OF Government, and support the unfor-
tunate in the hour of adversely !; alike
useful in the greatest political temple and
in the smallest matter that pertains to the
duties of lie. ..r. D, as q
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-30
WAR IN CHINA.

WAR IN CHINA. "u WY"
The news brought by the last Steamer
is ofan interesting nature. John Bull is
apparently of opinion that the Cinnamon
are ailing. and in obedience to the dictates
of his nature, and strictly in keeping with
the usual "course Of practice,' has pre-
scribed CatAartic, to relieve mister Chi
naman's complaint. liam excess of Opt
UNI has caused bilious stomach, why,
''blue pills" will affect cure, says Dr..
Bull, and acts accordingly.
1t appears that the Chinese, at Canton
took into custody twelve British Seamen,
the British Consulate demonstrated, and
was insulted and threatened with abuse,
whercupon the matter was placed in the
hands Of Admiral Seymour, who COM
menced hostilities on the 24th of Oct.
The forts at Canton were taken and sew
eral of them destroyed. The Governor
still refusing to comply with Seymour's
demands for satisfaction, the Fleet COM
menced firing on the town and upon the
Governors palace. The city was bonn
barded on the Sd, and 4th of Nov. So
Chinese vessels were destroyed. Fur
Their time was then given by the Admi-
raj but they refused to comply with his
demands. Report says that the Ameri-
can ship Portsmouth had destroyed Chi
nese fort in consequence of an insult to
the American Flag. atar ri. s.. a
The difficulty between Switzerland and
Prussia has been amicably adjusted.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-30

~SAD.-WILLIAM SMALLY q most
excellent young man Of Muscatine was
killed at that City on the 18th, by rock
that was thrown from blasting quarry.
He was passing along the road near the
city without being aware ofths danger.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-30

HoUsE-HoLD WORDs.-We invite at
tention to the Prospectus Of this valuable
publication. 1t is reprint Of the Eng.
lish work by Dickens and is distinguish
ed for all the interesting historical, scien-
tifc and dramatic incident that charac-
terizes the work of "Boz."
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-30

Religious. Rev. NJ. NJ. Wake
man, pastor Of the Congregational Church.
at Farmersburg, will preach at American
Hall Oh Sunday next at the usual morning
and evening hours.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-30

The assessed value Of property in Iowa
for 1856, was $l64.391,4l3. The ratio
of annual increase is about 81 per cent.
The population oftlie State at this time il
estimated to be about GOO, 1000.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-30
The Mormous.

The Mormons.
A statement is going the rounds of the
papers purporting to give the number of
wives Of the leading politicians of Utah.
1t is evidently hoax. We have no doubt
but the leaders possess more housekeepers
than our laws would allow, but the num-
uer of 'cripples and near sighted" men,
bers of the council is what stakes us. .
Out of twelve Corncilmen, Ten are rep
resented to be "cross-eyed" or "crippled
and n ,ar-sighted." The Councilman,
with the President have III women who
are treated as wives Only an average
of over Is to the man. The leading law
makers number 40 men--they have
among them 420 wives! Brother
Brigham" has 68. He has rich time
doubtless when he orders supplies from
the stores in the Rock Mountain Jerusa-
lem. Hear the hard-hearted s'old cuss ="
elf / would suffer it, should have to
lay out $500 yearly for morocco shoes
and bootees at from three to five dollars q
pair, for the women could not wash with
out putting on pair Of fine shoes. How
many times have l told you these things :?
They are on my mind all the time, and
cannot get them off, but must keep tell
ing you until my mission is complete
cannot help it. l foresee the conse-
guence of an unwise course, as plainly as
Isee your faces to-day"
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-30

~The Notice of the "Pic-nic," at
Strawberry Point. was received too late
for publication this week. 1t will appear
in our next issue.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-30
~A HoAx.-Weilearn nom TI,ou

FRA HoAx.-Weil learn from Tlsom-
as Bell Esq. Of Frankville, that no MUIR
der was commi ed near Decorah, - sta
ted in The TIAEs .twqsweeks since. The
story as published. tislipronounced false
in toto. Our informant was credible
one, and we published il for what it was
worth. ave are ghdN Nam IL VAS sim.
ply paper homicide,
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-30

EWhy is . beautiful lady's foot like
= romantic tale of olden times? Because
it is an interesting legend.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-30

e The FAYErrE P1oNEER.---In accord.
ance with Mr.. Gharky's promise this ex-
cellent paper comes to US enlarged to sew
en- columns. The Editor ii entitled to
great credit for maintaining his ground
against the political fusion that induced
the establishment Of the Free Press.
The Pioneer has deffed its neutrality,
but we would have been better pleased
had it taken democratic ground on public
questions. and thus relieved itself Of the
imputation Of covertly supporting chat
cause which it did not openly espouse.-z
But That il not our business, and We pa.
tiently await future. developments. m 10
Success to the Pioaeer. aa =','t,'ii
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-30

IA CvaIous JAPANESE LAw.-The Jape.,
nese,. whom we regard AS being Il best
only semi-bsrbssiMS meyer IAnislfany one
for escaping from prison. 4. They hold
that it is the natural lighssof every obs %
exert his ingenuity for regainfng his libsf-
ty; and, whspsEssakens enc hagsAness is
used In the conveyance back op. subse-s
quent detention. !, Ii there bs blame any.
where, it is with those who suffered him
to escape through remissness in vigilance.
This we ,baxes onShe asalsaAtty .sGa .Rassi-
an, who was one Of tha few survivors from,
= vessel wrecked on their inhospitable
coast. After being incarcerated accord
ing to their aee,atasn<d rsls, 1Se escaped
towhere he expected : boat would take,
him to some of the European ships in tho
ofing but he was recaptured, and lodged
again in prison. He was greatly sprpris-
ed at his mild treatment afterwards, which
he fs~ed vas only pnapsntosy aessa4Anel
death, till he learned their criminal escape
law. !, }ss.li sala sa II "a K. ,ssja ..as e
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-30
waverly Republican.

Waverly Republican. s... .-......
An article from this paper on our out
side speaks for itself. This is one more
evidence of the geographical advantage
of McGregor as business point on the
Upper Mississippi. The location of Du-
buque on line of longitude nearly 80
miles east Of this place, throws large
section of country directly West of that
city into our hands. Though we are
North of Dubuque 60 miles or more, we
are nearer Bremen County uotwithstand-
ing she is almost due West from Du-
buque.
In relation to the road from West I'm
ion to Waverly to connect the latter with
this point, we are authorized to say that
we will do all in our power to secure a
State Road, and when that is completed
we will "join hands" in an effort to con-
struct Rail Road on the same line. AS
the Bremerites are more Immediately in
terested it would be proper for them to
take the initiative. Let us hear from YOU
often. When your merchants buy goods
at Chicago or farther East this spring.
send them by way of GAINESVILLE, Pr. du
Chen and McGregor. You can save SO
miles hauling and one months delay. %
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-30
1The Editor of, Minnesota Ex.,

~The Editor of Minnesota Ex.t
change has been giving his readers some
very good advice in relation TO attending
balls. He'tellss them Row 70 An at the
hotel and how to behave while. coming
He speaks Of the impropliety of riding
into town with m arm aA1and your part
ner's waist" He says. :.however wills
ing she may be to ride in such 4 position,
don't-we beg Of you--don't do it.
Poor fellow he is evidently excited, snd
he has reason 70 be;Abucha -touching
scene" would arouse the feelings Of . II,
ger. He has our heartfelt sympathy
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-30

INsURANcE.-It hes been. decided by
the Supreme Court 81 Rhode. Island thct
the agent Of an Insurance Company. when
be fills up an Applicant ON for insurance. =
acting for the applicant SOLELY. and at tha.
applicants risk. Let all policy seekers
make note Of this. J 1di ," fatFsfs' q ga'f
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-30

0~e~~~oeAA0s ID
The Scientific American in recent ar
ticle, supposes that the cold regions by
some change in nature, to us incompre-
hensible, is gradually extending. 1t in.
stances the fact that within the memory of
men now living, there were portions of
Greenland that could be lived in with a
degree of comfort which are now totally
uninhabitable for the intensity of cold
that prevails. We are far from condem-
ming the idea advanced by SO able jour-
nal, but is it not fact that the state of
Virginia Two Hundred years ago was
noted for great severity of winters The
Early History of the Colonies gives &C.
counts of GOODNESS that no modern wealth
er, unless it may be the present, can COM
pare with. We believe the weather does
pretty much as it pleases, without pay
ing much attention to a regular form of
behavior. Some say that the Sun is COW
cred with spots and in that way the ex-
treme cold is accounted for; this theory
would be sounder if it were shown that
the spots left the face of the 'day STAR
in the heat of summer, and came on again
as winter approached But we drop the
subject, to comment on something of more
practical benefit than weather-guessing.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-30

re- Betting i inanosslss bd1how can
the man who bets be worse than the man
who is mo better q Ian. ssiasaa Re R;fH
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-30

! Why was ssthtoy 'Douglasr mat4iagsA
game Of chance ? Because he drew Cutss
for wife.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-30
Public Meeting. :5SD'N,

Public Meeting. = 10 W.
A meeting of the Citizens of McGrepor
and vicinity, win BIZ shsH attic AnE.r.
CAN Hall this evening, for the purpose
Of discussing the merits of the following
resolution r-
r Resolved. That the Democratic Party
are in favor Of the extension Of Slavery.
T" The discussion wih'mot be limited to
the Speakers named in the Times of last
week, but the citizens generally are e.-
pected to- represent, snd',participaae in
the debate. The public in general, and
LADIES particularly, are invited to attend.
Let the American Hall be filed.
Distinguished Speakers from abroad,
are expected TO be present and address
the meeting u &a@ rls a5.s's3t .toao
.asSS s1.yy7-. a .WT-T ,"tts !,
Gov. Clark, Of New York, signalised'
himself upon retiring from Office. By
granting pardons to q large NUMBER Of vii!
lians every grade. He was elected by
combined vote Of the Know Nothing
and ultra Maine Law facsiSAs, And has evi.
denced his attachment 70 his party 81
purging the prisons, and setting at liberty
every class ofscoundreb. from she robber
Of > henrhouse. to the daring oounserfsitsr
and assassin. Almost tie last act OF his
official life,swss 10 release I criminal, who
is said TO have imbrued his hands in tho
blood Of fellow man within week after
having acquired his freedom. The N.
Y. Sunday Times has christened this
"model GOVERNOR Pardon-e very body,
Clark. asytv siasa 1at Ata asa'a T"
yf4-atsfs+gas t}fagJ t54saSf.s
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-30

Five banks have been chartered in Ne
brsska with capital Of 500, 900 each.
The news from Kansas is ola favorable
nature. Order and quiet prevail there.
The Steamer California was wrecked on
the coast of Mass. on the Goth inst.
| Senator Sumner has been presented
with Handsome cane, by = friend in Kan
sas. Look to your laurels, Brooks
Land is selling at the rate Of $3.50 per
acre in the vicinity Of Fort Leavenworth
Kansas.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-30

~ ' .''''@a.t'y y. aansp,
a dry-goods box containing the man
pled remains az . human hodv vas 6sbed
-. n:.:.:: M
~ -. WIG "'e' 's'pP'' a. :" arsaw' resent
citizen Of Burlington Iowa I ~
~ ~, ~. - '',.a a,
Inc SAFES OF lumber IN Win IN last year
amounted to S164.A(;O Qk. ,... ID; n
The Argus says that 272 buildings have
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-05-06

An Irish %auoiione,r. While cspaiis
ting OIL tho merits VI a telescope, sage
~ observed
How often has tho widows heart
lept Tor Joy when ,bc has beheld her
husband at a dIsiance brought near to
her by such an instrument a. this.
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EsfHAN talrs W by r. 7, An.
~ living eight mile. was, II ~
" the Iallaha,ehls River. oes -
~ ST. IA. "A M INIT
April u. ls5'nle.u N.pr
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HOOkSi BOOKS


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Cleevss 4 0ulcx,
LISTS,
az Main.s'. hasmphis, Tenn,
VIII, Tor the future. present rarc
attractions " tks uihlieeserAsr and NIB.
~lionaniae, NJ. Cisavssv experience.
iron sssidaous ED uafsnlui6s A.,es'
ton 70 the business Tor Gfteeu years pAstl
and NJ. 'iaion's acknowledged emery, Asi
activity. are the swes, euSssa,ees 10 tbs
community fot tho faIoIlmen, Of their
PROMISE 10 maize their establishment ,hc
eyno.ufc u the ltssasy vvsld. Having
nov ''anpls room and verge enouehu 10
give scope TO theis chesisAssi intention Of
exhibiting y the Southwest . beoAsiors
In thu brosdesl sense Of Tie phrus, tAey
now ask respectfully that oil wtll csll and
is,erwine for themselves whether "thc
pertarmanee !. In keeping with tho high.
sounding manifesto"
For Ns Nkhssous Noridl
Protestant apd Catholic, Methodist, Pres.
~byi.ian, Episcopal apd Baptist, Of What.
ever scot, We propose hopping 10 stand.
ards 81 thor respective faith. aud ,ne
"yade mccuumsv u their daily life.
Ms World n Ceseral!
Such - desire ~ acquaintance with the
extensive range d litssassss q tho pres.
ent dav, will hnd upon our shelves ali
that the Press, that mighty engine Of
knowledge, scnds tosth 81 ancient or
modern elss:ics, d history, poetry, phi.
losphy o. bellies lettrso.
Professional Mn
Will be furnishs1 vitA oil the sulho,,.
legal os medical, ancient saA uodsrp. Yu.
ropean and Amesieaa, which NAV Be- a..
SIRED. Passicslss sseeasioa viii 81 s,vsn
to this hishssto nsglsessd branch Of ths
trade. 10 . word, oss psspose !, 70 hep
always On band Rslieicus, Political. Sci.
entife, Mechanical, leeslS Medical, School
and Miscellaneous nooks.
Nshossy. - Foreign and American
Blank Books, 81 I'll kinAs md sises; 20.
pying Presses; nsak Cheehs snd Notes,
Pspcils, Psss, hk, Pspss-lssss, note
spd esp; Eavslopes, Of I'll sises; wsf.
81, Sasa, ese., q fsnish 70 the sssis ia
No eisy and out, sad q individuals, q
Wholesale o. retail, = rs:zonahly q msy
desired; a sspess4s, 10 bsiei, he ~.
Of gang 'lstsAess 10 sspply ,hsis
All our dspastneaisass ccuphse. We
solicit . ccEtiasaaes Of the liberal rat.
ronase We hare hesssoloss reerivcd, he,
may a.vsisasssasss 70 kssp then g,
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~TAoonhstchts l'swse,.


dDMNiNTk IfOkN NO mn
WutKsAs, Letters u AdnAs,
w ton On tho estate " AIs,ss.
", Bullock, deceased, were granted + 4
undersigned ut tho ArHll Term AZ
1897, OF tho Probate t'eurt n m.
ha'c'ue county, State II Mississippi, Il,
nll person, having claims against x. |.
tate of said dcccdent, ara hsrrh, w..
ted TO cshibi, thu same within ,hs \.
prescribed W law, or thar will be- ~,
JOHN u MArEE, Al.t
Charleston, April II, iss,,.Gx
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To somc men I. Il indispensable TO
BE worth money. fer without II they
weald BE- worth nothing.
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A. gloomy Night Is cheefed by the
bright "a, Of the silver moon, 'ull her
glory Is lost Ia day W may the dark
hours Of our lile bo nsi,ed b, the eol
den CLEAN Of friendship IN death
opens the gloriou, gates " the liic to
come,
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A ~ Person, having an, -. ~.
~ sehssI vaai N Tsss1
M'ssi.sirrl, bcffosed. and me-
~hstssf'ss u heeaine das. ass hs,s,s J,
hed 10 I.ay The sams In,s he T,ss1s
icy o. \ beepmes duo, A. ~
!ollys haze made 10 ofdss IA j~s 1
!ani 70 ne Mississippi aud -
Hs'lfosd COMPANY, N ehedIsnss { !
vote " The rsopIs heretofore -.
tina, svhIeci.' ~
~ order of The Hoard of poII..
fab', ilth. is5f.lW
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" Ladies now dress IN the
''bresdth"-not tho "hcig,h" Of
fashion.
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ADMiNiSTRAf oR'S NOTICE
NiE Undersigned, Administrators a i
l. Estate Of George ". Rice, d~ss~.
has hlcd . hnal aecous, 81 his Ad.I,,
.ras'on In the Probate Ccsrs Of Il.
n.'ehie county. Mis.i..irpi, and ell, !
we neat june Term, ISL. thereof, ~,
ios iis addition and allowavcr.
JAS. W. RnIw. Admir-. &c,
April 10, lss;..iw
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ADMiNINTR iTOR'S NOTVrE

tUHININTKI TOR'N NOTvCE
"nkREAS. letter.. VI Adminis,
w ton on the estate 81 HlissI I
b~urkhal'cr. deceased, we're granted ,ss
undersigned n, he last April Terra dn'
Probate Court 81 Tslhhaschis sesr,
Mississippi, Now all rcrs,ss hare
claims against the Estate 81 said T.
dent. AZ hereby required to eshibis =
.."e within 'he 'imc limi,ei b, lau, ,
the am will h. barred.
Z MARY D.. GATES. Admir-. ae.
of 4. y. Bxkhal,cs, dNl
April Id. iss,..6w
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ADMi ATOKV N0TrI

VWis Undersigned, AdminiS,,ss .
%. estate Of Sch Ross, desss.
has hled u final account 81 iaa stu;.,
,rasion In tho Probate Court II n,
ha'ehie county. Mississippi. asa iii |
u, next June Term, is3.., ,lwrcvf. N,
Tor It's addition and allowance.
l.. D. FILLER. Adm'r, as
April u, 1857. Az
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wa. sfi'ssc,: -
Ne 'gfs ~ rssals
ssss sha tIsnss, tjsSIsSs, Il,
ne psepes's N iasI uts, "a.
r.. s.s's,laa ~ ~ ksSts
AIsllM Ne ssNt sIme "a 49,.
ssll sWs'ek, ssails sNA notIs
s'lsS on ~ Ne tsypessy
ksstHh, n ssslsli N e6srys.ss N
hssds IN lsses n \, n. M~a,s,sls1e
sale within lssfal heuss 49,
MI" " M0UHk. ~,
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..,1:N: NaHlsa,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
ANOLA. MISS

Has removed his oaics to the room
eesvpea tie Ssas o. - b.. IslssJ,s
Drve Stcse, q the vpus ~ a ~ p.h.
ne Slssse, vhsss - nay b found q ell
- '''- '~'''.ri'siu1 slsiss
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The anly olsss " men In the World
who arc mol 10 ibe habit n dlspafagI0g
Their negLbofa are The assessors N
iashs fof u u well known ihey never
'aodsfrale" anybody 10 Ihs slightest
Lrgfee.
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A~.-
Messe soA LOT soa sA0,E.
wlSll 10 eel ~ llosss ssd l,s,s /.
i Pano'a, ssd will make Il 10 sAs irsss.
~ p person wanting ,sys pscpsssy
ssof, frame hcase, With pcssice n lt.s,.
sosessss ui,h sus.heuse, le., a Is.
premises. The ysra arussa IL hosss
ssn,ai.s . number d uslbrsvy - s,Sss
sssse esss, reaeerine he aiuimSle -
ylessaas rssitsqse. fsrus-O1s shi,i
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