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IEES.=z, KEYS " Pike & Co.'S Cincinnati, ORlGI-
szs-sa-4=zzNAL MAGNOLIA WHISHEY, which has so
emEeny maintained its high reputation in every part
the United States dming the last twenty years will
henceoh always he found in great supply and furnished
TO the trade at CINCINNATI PRICES, by the subscribers,
appointed SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE AGENTS for the
above Old D;s:erieS
The public cautioned against the spurious initiative
brands which envious parties have long foiSte pur
chasers. Their great neriorty to Pixies Original Mag
nolia may electually serve to detect them.
W. GRANGE & CO.,
EXCHANGE Place
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QAlNEs, &IQaurs. &R.
~ CHAs. McCOLGAN & BRO.

CA CHAS. MCCOLGAN & BRO,
ts-5j No. s SARATOGA STREET,
$1,000 NEAR GAY.
Have on hand and for sale all of the approved
brands of both Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS, which
they are prepared sell the reasonable terms
They enumerate in part. viz: BR ANDES, of different
brands in public stores HOLLAND GIN; Port. Sherry,
Madeira and Malaga WINES; JAMAICA SPIRITS, of SUI
perior quality Irish Scotch, and Pure Old Rye WIS
KEYS, OF fine quality and favor; KIMMELL &c, &c;
all of which the public invited to call and examine for
A..
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STEAMBOATS,.

~ FOR FREDERICKSBURG,
I=rz=-Ez==--tzN A--TlIe steamer WM. SEIDEN W. B.
hir"an, captain leaves her wharf foot of South street
every TUESDAY, at p NJ. for the above place stop
ping at ali OF the usual landings going and returning.
Leaves Fredericksburg every FRIDAY MORNING at
O'Clock for Baltimore Freight OF every description
taken at low rates Blank bills Of adng Of the form used
can be had on board. Freig to all points except Fred
erickshurg and Baltimore must he prepaid For freight
or passage having excellent state accommodation
apply in Baltimore Board the Boat
Agents in fredericksburg,
ocl5-tf \. X. PHILLIPS co.
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Passengers leaving Baltimore at $50 A. NJ, connect
Wilmington with 10 p NJ. train and $40 p ". from
Baltimore with 9.25 A. N. train
NOTICE-Al coored persons whether bond free, i'll
be required to bring responsible white person. per-
sonally known to the undersigned, who will be willing to
sign bond to the Company, before they will be passed
any portion of the road.
n29tf WIN. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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- r K AUS & Co,

E==.-.!4 IMPORTERS AND
fesZ-si-a.az DEALERS IN LIQUORS AND WINES,
PRODUCE AND CIGARS
No. Is CHEAPsIDE, ONE DOOR South OF LOMBARD ST,
Oher for sale extensive assortment of Pure Cognac
Brandes, various vntages; Whskeys, Old Rye Superior
Scotch, old Bourbon, Monongahela Holland Gin of diff
ferent brands; Domestic Brandy Gin, Pure Spirits Rec
titled Whiskey and Peach Brandy; Swiss Stomach Bers
superior article of which sole agents for the
of Maryland Cigars imported and domestic all guaran
teed to give satisfaction.
oclq-tf NO. IS CHEAPSIDE.
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4 ANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

Received per steamers and for sale by
JACOB HEAD * CO.,
n2T-tf No. SIS S. Gay street.
r EAF TOBACCO-
Z 4 $40 bales Havana Tobacco, very fine.
IS d" Yara
JACOB HEAD & CO,
n27tf No. IS S. Gay street.
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WM. CRAWFORD, Agent
! ea Gzz.!.....ii.;. + o X + Il /.

Ez.z--.5[ =2s-1z- WEST AND SOUTH.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
and November 29th, 1885, the trains will
follows:
Leave Camden Station, Baltimore-Maii Except Sun
day. at $50 A NJ; Express daily at sos p NJ, for All
PARTS OF THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTH
WEST. The Mail reaches Cumberland at $40 and Pied
mond at 10 PM, and lies next morning. The Ex-
nrpsS gops directly thrOuuh
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House furnishing Goods Of every
n3-tf description, PIG and 2lS BALTIC. st.
<1a WELLS, FARGO & co.
fz1fTTTaNEW YORK " CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
1880 AND EXCHANGE COMPANY.
A Joint Stock Company-Capital.. $500 coo.
OFFICE-S2 BROADWAY, New YORK.
Boston Office San Fran. office Phil Office
80 x 40 Court cor Montgomery 400 Chestnut St
Square. Il California SITS
Agents for P. c. Bambalier x Co., Island Of Cuba FIX
press.
EXPRESS to California, Sandwich Islands, Oregon and
South America.
9Th and Goth OF EACH MoNTII-Express to Havana by
all regular steamers.
Goods must be accompanied by invoices
EXCHANGE rs an California Oregon, Sandwich Islands
and Havanai sLI1st I'll
Agents in Baltimore
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80 JOHN H. O'DONOVAN, JR.,

- JUfiN #. U7DONONAN, JR.,
tsfssE-i IMPORTER DEALER
t4zzi1-aza- F96.9 IS GlflAPslpE.
Has for sale q large stock of OLD RYE AND B0UR-
BON EHI-kEYS. part very old and superior fine old
Scotch Nhiskcy; CognaC and Rochelle Brandes of va-
grades, in bond and duty paid fine Holland Gin; ia
maica spirits; Port Sherry and Madeira Wines, of
Gum and fine qualities, by the caSk demiiohns, AID
every variety of Domestic Liquors, Whiskey Brandy
Gin Wine, COrias &c; for sale fair market prices
and upon reasonable terms. ocl3tf
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CPICES -SPICES-SPICES.
~ PEPPER-SOO bags prime Surnatra.
PIMENT0-60O bags prime Jamaica.
CASSIA-2.500 mats and cases Canton.
GINGER-200 bags East India.
CLOVES-100 bales Zanzibar.
NUrMEGS-5.000 TBS. Penang and'Gov't No. l.
MACE-2,500 lbs. Government No. l.
Also, a full assortment of GROUND SPICES, MUS
TARD &c for sale the wholesale trade of this city the
South and West, at prices and time as any other
house in the Union. W H. CRAWFORD Il co,
Proprietors Phoenix Spice Mills,
ale 50 South street
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VoL. vII.---NO. IL.
TERMS.

cooPer's ClaTksbgrg. Register is published in
ClHrksburg, Va, every Friday morning, At
e2,o0 per Hnnum, IN advance, or at tho expiration
Of six months from the time Of subscribing; after
Fhich s., 60 will invariably be charged. + ffgy,
No subscription will be received for less pc
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NO paper will be discontinued except at the op-
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to be discontinued at the end of their term Of
subscription, will be considered as desiring to
have it continued.
Advertisements will be inserted at Al 90 per
s9uRre of twelve lines for the first three inser-
si"n", and twenty-five cents for each subsequent
insertion. 7
A liberal deduction on the above rates will be
m ade to those who advertise by tho year.
No advertisement counted less than a square.
The mum ber of insertions must be speci hed, or
tho advertisement will be continued and charged
accordingly, a.. -
Acknowledgements of candidates for otfico 81, 90.
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
All communications, to insure attention must
DO accompanied by the authors name and post .
pnid.
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From the Home Journal.
NEVER HAVE BEEN FALSE TO
THEE.
4Y GEORGE P. NORRIS.

8Y GEORGE P. NORRIS.
nsvcr have been false to the
Tho heartI gave thee still is thine;
Though thou hast been untrue to me,
And I no more may call thee mine!
I've loved as woman ever loves,
With constant soul in good or i'll,
Thou'st proved, as man too often proves,
A rover-but love the still
Yet think not that my spirit stoops
To bind thee captive in my train 7
Loves not a flower, at sunset droops, -.
But smiles when comes her god again
Thy words, which fall unheedcd now,
Could once my heNrt-strings mally thrill
Loves golden chain and burning vow
Arc brokeu-but love thee still
Once what a heaven o. bliss was ours,
When love dispeled the clouds ofcare,
And timo wont by with tirds and flowers,
While song and incense filled the air
The past is miue-the present thine-
Should Thoughts ofm thy future fll,
Think what destin- is mine,
To lose-but love thee, false one, still
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From the atlantic MOnthly.l
STARS AND FLOWERS.

When Eve had led hcr lord stray, ..
And Cain had killed his brother,
The Stars ard Flowers, the poets say,
Agreed with one another:
To cheat the cunning temPtor's art,
And teach the race it's duty,
By keeping on its wicked heart
Their eyes of light and beauty.
million sleepless lies, they say,
Will be, ut least, warning;
And sn the flowers would watch by day,
The stars from eve to morning.
On hill and prairie, field and lawn,
Their dowy eyes upturning,
The Flowers still watch from reddening dawn,
Till western skies are burning.
Alas each hour Of daylight tells
A tale of shame so crushing,
That some turn white US sea-bleached shells,
And some are always blushing.
But when tho patient stars look down
On all their light discovers = ~. -.- .-
Tho trnitor's smile, the murderer's frown,
Tho lirs Of lying lovers.
They try to shut their saddeucd eyes,
And in the vain endeavor,
We see them twinkling in tho skies,
And 80 they sink forever.
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THE LADY AND THE ROBBERS.

In a charming village. situated in 8
truly romantic country. but con.
siderable distance from the high road
was Baron Won r. accustomed to spend
the summer. His mansion built on an
eminence. was perfectly adapted to his
fortune. 1t was a spacious building. very
elegant within and without, and exhibit.
ed a good style Of architecture; and it
was sbouttwo hundred PAGES from the
village. ''. .o-..- ~
Business obliged the Baron to take a
journey q few days. His wife. who wa.
but twenty years Of age and very beaut-
ful remained at home! He took with him
two OF his servants and two others were
left with the Baroness. No violation Of
the public security bad ever been heard
Of in that part Of the country: and. as the
Baroness did not belong to the timid por.
tion of her sex thetidea of. her danger was
far from entering her mind. 'sFs'F9a
The evening after the Bsron's depar.
ture as she was stepping into bed she
heard an alarming noise IL an apartment
near the ehsmbsr. She calisd cut but
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-05
OLD SPANISH TRADITION.

According to the old Spanish tradition.
Columbus discovery Of America is main
" due to hard fought game Of chess.
Ferdinand Of Spain, passed the latter
hours of the day over a chequer board
his principal antagonist being an old
grandee, whose skill put n,onarch's pow
er TO severe test. Columbus had long
been dancing attendance at the court, in
pursuit Of the one aim Of his life the grant
Of an expedition in search Of New
WorId-and although he had hitherto
failed in his aim, yet he had enlisted in
his support tho good Isabella. Ferdi-
nand was one of those matter fact
men who objected to lurthering the
schemes Of enthusiasts, and withheld his
consent 10 New World expedition being
formed. Poor Columbus would long be-
fore have sought assistance elsewhere,
but Isabella prevented him, and redou-
bled her effOlts with her husband. The
day arrived when the great navigator was
to receive his final answer; he wended
his way to the palace after nighttall.
more with the intention of bidding adieu
TO the royal patroness, than from any
hope Of success from Ferdinand. Isabel
Ia however had not resigned herself and
Columbus TO deftst and on the latter
arriving she Immediately sought the king.
who being absorbed 10 a harI>fought
game with the aforementioned old noble.
was not in II likely mood to be bothered
by an application Of an importunate sail.
or. The queens interruption had the ef>
feet Of diNracting the monarch's atten'
tiOn. causing him TO lose his principal
, piece. which was followed by volIey of
imprecatious on suitors in general. and
Christopher Columbus in parIic llsr. The
game grew worse and defeat seemed i'm.
winent. Now Isabella never playing.
had considerable knowledge of the game
| by watching her husband and the mobiles.
and when Ferdinand told her that her
protege should be successful OF otherwise
according as the game resulted, she im-
mediately bent her energies upon the
board. The contest had been unusually
long. aud the courtiers cluster ed around
the table amused at the excitement Of the
king. and the quiet satisfaction Of his an
tagonist. And so the game went on.
Which was to decide the discovery Of the
NV World, until Isabella leaned to her
husbands ear and whispered, y" You can
check.mate him in four moves" In the
utmost atonishment the king re- examined
his game. found that his wife's assertion
was correct, and announced few min
utes subsequently that Columbus should
depart on his voyages Of discovery with
the title Of" Admiral of the Fleets"
1 . . =
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Pugh. cried, Abraham Miller, advancing
towards the Deacon, who, was about to
cut loose right and left among the dogs
with his cane. 81 u. ss...t,. :: ....s. .
sa.: Your dogsl' shouted. the Deacon with
evident feryor. bEsg.z E. a-.., .aF ...
mot my dogs, Deacon Pughr echoed
the Quaker. .l.. rr...!. f.. aTs .;.rrr +
What did you say SO for, then?' shout.
ed the Deacon. .ss,ftsr.s,.-.. .
Il never said dogs. Deacon Pughr' +
You didP responded the Deacon, with
excitement. r.a .sfya za5t..,d ..z...t
Deacon Pugh, thee Speaks ground>
less said the Quaker. l-. 3C.....s.-. .
You telt'a talsshood. Abraham Mil
letr .. a,. ... CO... as.......
Thee u.ters a mendaciousc cassertionl'
rel Grated Abraham. - .-,. d.
.You-you-you lier brawled the
Deacon. .. ..-.
Thee has provoked my evil passion.
Deacon PugLl' shouted the stalwart
Quaker. 'and will chas Use theel'
And into the Descon's wool went the
Quaker. The Deacon. nothing 10th. en-
1eled into the spirit ot the thing. and We
leave them thus. nip and tuck 10 look
after the stranger and Bob Carter. who
fit and fought, until Squire Catchem and
the town constable came up. and in their
attempt TO preserve the peace aud arres:
the offender. the Squire was thrust
through the window Of a matchmaker.
doing heap Of damage, while lawyer
Hooker. in attempting 10 aid the cOnsIs-
BILE. was hit. in mistake. by the fu-
rious blacksmith, in the short ribs, and
went reeling down Gumbo's cellar with
irightful vetocityl
The friends and fellow churchmen of
Deacon Pugh took sides against the Qua
ker snt"s onist. and the shopboys Of
Abraham. seeing their employer thus
beset, came to the rescue-"hile TWO
lrishmen. full Of fun and froIic, believing
it to be a free fight, tried their hands
and sticks upon the combatants indis-
criminately; so that in less than half an
hour. the quiet and happy town Of Frog
town was shaken from its propriety by
one grand and sublimely ridiculous and
terrific battle. Heads and windows were
smashed d-chiIdrcn and women screamed
dogs baI ked--dust lew-Labor ceased
and so furious, mad and excited, be-
came the wnole community. that a quiet
locker on, if there had been any, would
have sworn that the evil ones were all
in Frogtown.
A heavy thunder storm finally put an
end to the row; the dogs were more or
less killed; child severely wounded;
man scalded; . wagon broken; his
horse ron himself to death; his owner was
beaten awfully by Bob Carter. whose
wife and the wife Of many others were
dangerously scared; the painter was Grip
pied; dry goods ruined; Quaker and a
Deacon. Two Irishmen, Joe Tucker. Town
Constable. Lawyer Hooker. Squire
C"tchem. and some fifty others shame
fully whipped. Lawsuits ensued. feuds
followed. and the entire peace Of the
good repute of Frogtown was annihilated
all by remarkable dog fight.
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LIcxs4rsrsstss III flor EtsR.2T6e
New York Evening P.st. in an article on
the scSndalou4 developments nf the.
w6odman and Fofniss case, WI fch uct u.
pies three. or tour columns in that paper.
makes the'tuhj ined 8tmstk.:
'tu judging the parties to- this scandals
Gus inquiry, however. l,t u-sbt~are that
We do not ,tsi uphn "u- or twh inbtvid.
uair aims Ior! W h. ch all our 'ssriUnahle
society il more az l-s>rt.p, naihle. Rich
and we'll tirtsssd7pt d'gAtsS Hies n pr"nsi.
nent. Ne wet NdJ aim 81 so.ld ilIr latIiie.
fIa'hre ot the New York draSlny rOvm.
Our city il even nov rife with "IItet $50.
lies Of inumaciess as disg' &C. ful ~ any.
thing whicl,iIas been discl in tha re.
lA'ions "f Mrs. W"odman and Furniss.
and.' ~e bluAh 10 add quie ~ nisreen-
ary. We have no,suci4I stant ard which
sets marx "t in'amy upon The r0vs 1t
he dances aud dresses we'll. and has Iris-
ure 10 devote TO the entertainments Of title
women. there are always ennugh TO be
hntered and beguIIrd by hi attentions
intofamiiariiias which resultin dishon0r.
il notin di.grAoe.:. H SO
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LOVING AND TRUSTING.

When other friends arc roun1 thee,
And other hearts are thine
When other bays have vecrowned thee,
More fresh. moro green than miAo
Then think, o think how lonely
This throbbing heart must be;
Which, while it boats. beats only,
Beloved one, for thee. '.s
Yet, do not think doubtthe9,
know thy truth remains;
would not live without Lhoe,
For all the world contains.
Thou art the star that guides mo,
Across life's troubled sea
And whatever fate betides mo,
This heart will turn to thee.
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NEVER SAY FAIL.

NEVER SAY FAIL.
Keep pushirg-'tis wiser
Than sitting aside,
And dreaming and signing,
And waiting the tide;
In Ife's earnest battle - 81.
They only prevail
Who daily march onward,
And never say fail. e.,
With On eye ever open,
A tongue that's not dumb,
And heart that will never
To sorrow succumb,
You'll battle and conquer, e.
Though thousands assail:
How strong and how mighty
Who never say fail
Ahead, then, keep pushing,
And elbow your way,
Unheeding the envious,
ALI asses that bray;
All obstacles vanish,
All enemies quail,
In the midst of their wisdom, .
Who Eever say fail.
In life's rosy morning,
In ,uanhoo1's fair pride,
Let this be your motto,
Your footsteps to guide;
In storm and in sunshine,
Whatever assHil,
Well onward and conquer,
And novcr say fall
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4 Z. g .s.- .IIIvmoLE So. 3a3.

Iai AnvfcE 10 Y0urn = Fifteen things in,
ahidh young people render themselyesl
very impolite: - @ - t-t..
f. l.SL0ndl laughter sseE sAttsset y 8
Reading when others are talking.
lsFi3 Cutiing finger nails In company.
q. LFasing meeting before il is closed.
r. s W &hispefing in meeting. u ku
lsal6t GAEing nc stiangers. 80 e1s
&c leaving o stra, ger without seat.
p 8 Al sant of reserenc for superiofs.
g. uEauebine atGil1e fnistak les OF others.
ltslo. Jsiking iothefssin cSmpsnysa ssN
lsRftA Correcting elder persons than your
sell. especially parents. sefst Eaa e
4 sseC eCsmmsncing TO eat as soon sas you
sit downsto stheaahls. Aud fszf ~ 81
pa 81 In not listening 10 what one is say-.
Eing ins company you desirey yto'
show lcontempT Tor the speaker AZ we'll
bred person will not I'M Ike an ob serya-
ltiOns~ hilstssnofhersofsthe company Is 3D..
I,dFessing shimselfrtoit, Rsf4S9s s1
l4g Rsadios aeioud In company with.
ouI hring-a,kedsi i .snksel sseS uCil {
Eaib. Milking y1oarselflthSsaepie soi con-
yersation. .ssSs tss s esase sSszs 80
aossa a. .-=----------s--5-- = ---ss-s "a as.af &
- sNWaLKtEo5 Il tNproATIsEiuEaC HARIcrERl- =
Fowler sask:z.A shsras quick osapsindf.
Gates a'btisk and ,ae i've. butSfaslieI eon-
E1Iacted& uiinds ssa Nereas ailose ~ no ale
long steps g.tsralls hAves l5ngs hra,is.
Th0ses whoisiH f1"r rsdtsw Shear heels drag
and dfawl M esr rvthiuss sctite thoseawlio
walk in a Ept'nging! 4iouhding! sstep.
abound insmenp4l snapvor spring Those
whoselwalk issmiheintl and stfScE red. taTe-
ly. Il ever accomplish m1Sh, iWhereRs
those .whotwals goarele sci y. that ~. ma
tusallys ysaegejustpwhat they sPIearlt0 br,
ands'put sou nothing E'r 'uu. eide show.
Th"se Swh'ziR walking ro!i from side to
side. lack sditectnes ss OF sseharacss md
side every way according 20 Fcitcumstau-
ees.a sln shorty Ssss individual, has his
ohn peculiar mode % moving whichs ex>
Faetly, saccGrds wi.h Ills mtntal chsrsc tF;
so that,eso as vou can see suct modes.
you can decit her such outline Of ehatae.
ter - s8 sa.ftt -f5- Scat .ff
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: bETAa BngIieh iadgs. 10 sentencing a
man todeafhs added. sYsu yill have The
lsatisfactton nfhaving ynpy ease, trsnsfsr-
red 10 sthe tfibnnal af . higher ands lee
me sdds ablerjudgeis =
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( rr Tia 70 n 3 onlv bn'y bravo
who frars noting % mah a. en- nri'-'
ing mean &c n. AMI ~ dannted ! iul-
fla hi. duty. wi hat-ver Be the dangers
vhisS iu,p~ts bis ray
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H In the midst of the general pres
sure. the following seasonable lines
"Never Say Fail"-are worthyna care
fnl reading ..--... III. -. -L.--- -
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NThe nerve which never rels1es.
Ethe eve which never bsanches. the
tbouqht which never vapdsrs--tbsss are
I.hs mass.ss Of viststy.
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ErfauErrG The N.,ional Intelligeh.
Ger has Correspondent Who professes
10 give the rule, OF this inpoftapt science.
We, clip tbe toilo siug dt4a rsiatibg 70
/. Before Son bow 70 a.lsdy in sbe
street. prsmit ! er @ decide wht'htr YOU
do 90 o. o. moi, by stiesst recognition.
: : 2. I" "Excrse my gloyss' Is an unnecess
.ssry apology. for the glove should NOT be
.Eiihdfssn to-shake hands. s@s
g.. Whsn. your eompsn:on bows TO q
lad '. Fou stioll1 do tHa ssme. Whsn =
gen1enen % - t5a lady In your CONS
,panys Al 4 avs Bow 10 him 81. return. asE
= :. 'sN - s'''-'- -. - 80 = sssla . f1e4
sa BTsakp RrE, -sBs and by is .fbs bfi-
7dsL ball el !ke gaFI9i, ! i-glins Us. .,hs
shAphA Of hppf. taad splOeiai,p ikss 9ed.
dipg5f Ils ksAI. of ~ feS yith tbf. bii,s
AoL 70 3neEfQE.z Wbfn we, Htre c6ildCen
.ssi fancird She Scb9o bell rang oat 40 sr.
ticuiste come, e, school Or go spd zplpy
rea end plsy - More pl;Tsnds suiibIe
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