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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-15
THE DEMOCRACY BURNING A WOMAN
s.. s,-f4 IN EFFIGY.

The Democracy of St. Cloud, Stearns Co, must
belong to the highest ord. r Of tho So lthcrn Chiy-
airy. 1t will be remembered that about a year
since, a Democratic mob, headed and i~nstigated
by the Winnebago Interpreter Lowry, in the dead
Of night, broke up and destroyed the press and
type with which Mrs. Swisshelm was printing the
st. Cloud Visitor. 1t seem that Lowry's friends
have not forgotten his early training. Whether at
his instigation or upon their own basis of total
depravity, d" they have again been guilty of an out
rage upon that talented and enthusiastic wo.
man.
On the llth, while the Republican meeting was
listening to Mr.. Crows speech, an attempt was
made by a bonfire and r~owdyism to disturb and
break it up. A portion Of the proceedings of the
%riotous outsiders was the burning Of Mrs. Spiss-
helm in s6isy Noble Mr.. Lowry Brave and gal
LIANT General.
in her own language:
BURNING IN E~rrIGY.-During Mr.. Crows
speech, our Mcccasin hiends bull. a great bon
Ere in front of the Hall. and had us dressed in tf
.fgy to De burnt. They danced and yelled, and
beat drums and s~hrieked. and shouted, and swore
and had a comfortable time generally: but we lad
not passed the a~uto-ie-fe when the meeting ad-
journed, and we have not heard this morning,
whether We we're burnt or laid aside for another
,time.
This is about the Last act in the great Lowry
regime. uoior which men who had incurred the
rraih OF "yeb big Indian" were mo5bed and lynch
,eds eoolIY as a mad dog would have been shot;
and under which Judge Goodrich was Kissed
down hero in the fall of 81, and refused the right
10 reply to o gross personal insult.
THE great Winnebago must have changed his
plan. of getting rid of us, for the original program
sme was to down US. or duck us unti! We would
consent TO leave, as he did the man who settled on
some Of the many thousand acres he claims the
right to pre- empt. But the moccasin Chief does
us, quite too much honor thus to make US
.the, representatives of that advancing tide Of
seiyilization which is fast driving him to the
bead OF, Salt River. AT a late meeting in Wilson's
.Hall, Hays. Of the Land Office. made US the text
.Nf his pr9fopnd haraDgue and it is we'll enough
thk ~ npesssin eligus should thus fight under
their True eOlor.. They are the representatives Of
the woman-whippiOg. baby-stealing ehivalry Of the
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-15
THE SAL ARIES OF NEGRO SLAVES AT
WASHINGTON.

We have frequently exposed some Of tAe tricks
and traps" of OiiceAholding in the national Uaph
tai bu, there is one little method of porketipg the
public funds which we have never seen alluded
to in the press CT the country we refer TO the
practice Of hirirg negro slaves, the property of
prominent officials, to the general government.
Complaints are made every day that negroes, in a
great number Of cases, usurp the post of messen-
ger, &c., which might be filled by white men. If
the colored population were benefited or compli-
mented in the operation, obj ections could not be
very well sustained; but the truth Is these of
ice holders" are the property Of members of the
Cabinet and other gentlemen high in place unde.
the Administration. The distinguished officer,
whose salary ranges from three thousand to eight
thousand dollars per annum, takes some of his col
Ored servants from Virginia, or some other State,
and distributes them in the departments. The
venerable descendant of tie WILLIS Of Senegambia
stands at the door, and answers the questions Of
all persons that have business with the Secretary.
The men Of color are not generally to be found in
the department of the owner; the thing would look
a little too broad; exchanges are made, so that
hardly any mans messenger proves to be his own
property. The salary is paid to Massa" and ev-
%erything goes on smoothly.
This method Of raising the wind' comes legiti-
mntely under the head of what may lie called
sharp practice. A Northern man may go to Wash
ington; and 10 the manner to which we refer, pur-
chase and pay for, in one year, negroes enough to
stock a small plantation. The morality Of thus
imposing negro labor upon the government, and
excluding Industrious and needy white men, is
not doubtful- Gin Tmes
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-15
RESIGNATION OF JUDGE SWAN.

Judge Swan hes sent in his resignation Of tho
Supreme Justiceship, to take effect on Tuesday Of
next week. We are not awar that he has given
his reasons for so doing, but many will probably
attribute it to the dissatisfaction expressed in re-
gard to bis habeas corpus decision. 1t is certain
y desirable to preserve the independence Of the
Judiciary, but when a Judge feels be must b the
mere mouth piece through which the party that
put him in Office speaks, and feels is because Of
tho mode Of his appointment. and the circumstan.
ces which surround him, it is worse than folly 10
talk about the independence of the judiciary-it
cannot exist.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-15

South. Tho ore great object of their party is to
extend and peF petuate the institution of woman
whipping, and 1t is all RICH, thot q woman should,
to them, represent the force with which they have
to contend. Mobbing women and burning them
in efigy is suitable employment for the Amtrican
Democrats, aud we like to see them stick to their
trade"
By a private letter from st. Cloud we learn that
the eff sy of Mrs. S. was duly burned according
to the programme I! Disgrnceful = Minnesoiian.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-15

are involved in wars, villages are against villages,
the roads are shut up, oil trade is stopped, and al
presents to the eyes of tho beholder nothing bu,
desolation and wretchedness.
"IIumanity and conscience cry out against tbt
woes chat we, Of civilized lands, send upon poor
own>trodden Africa, and mnay ask, when viii
this abominable traffic on tho shores of Africt
cease forever :"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-15

10 scarcely n qeformer to be found who does not
embrace spiritualism as q fact. And tho renson lie,
Because It is a fact. A fact that has de6od all the
philosophers aud ,heologiaus. Spiritualism is a
fact, and nothing more. Facts are very lar from
being reforms. Every creed in Christcudom or
Aos,Aendom, IL a fact, .sd all rcformer, know
sAsf creeds arc iAe greatest obstacles in the way oil
reforms,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-15

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obtain subscribers for the Bugle, and to receipt
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-15

The Atlantic Monthly has q circulation Of thirty.
four thousand copies.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-15

We tried to make room for this communication
last week, but could not. Although election day
is past, yet it is as well after as before 1t, to gath
er up the fragments of testimony, SO that nothing
DO wasted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-18
AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS
II. II. EDDY.
Solicitor of Patents =!
Late Agent oiihe 4. y. Patent Ohcs, Wash
iarion. uudsr N, act ~ 1857.
., s..,. =, .nun.if. k,Ihy ~ Ilosfou.

Late Agent oifhs 4. y. Pdi,ni Office, Wash
iagion. undsr N, at ~ 1857.
20 state ST.. opposite Kiiby 81. Ilostor.
A T'rER au extensive practice of upwauls 81
n twcnt, ,eifs, coniiuurs o. secure fairnis IN
thr United ~tsi.- and also 10 Great rfiain,
Frame. add other fore,gn counific'. caveau,
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aud With despatch. Rrsear'hss made into Ams-
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ar utiI,t, ~ Paicnts or InVrntions--snd legal 90
9th. advice rendered IN all matter. tuuching the
same Copies Of the claims Of any Pstsnis iur
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Thi. Nsenc, - got only the largest 10 New Eng.
i,od, hot thpugh IL inventors have advantage for
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81 iuyrutioa., unsurpa..ri b., ifnot imneisuui.
NJ, superior "a. any which can be- offered them
.i...h.rs The testimonials heLps gtyrn prove
ih,, non. :. MORT NTCCESSFTL iT THE
PATENT OFETCE T. than the snh.cfih.r. aud -.
SUCCESS Is THE HEST PROOFOF AD.
VANTlGFS AND ABILITY, he ~ouli add
that b. has ahunllnt reason o. believe. aud cln
Move tha, AZ no uthet Office ~ the kinl ace the
rh,rgr, fif pfoies.iona lssry,ce- 90 moderate. The
mImsu.e pfaciiceni the suh.crber during tNrniy
wear. pas: hs. sn,bled him 10 accumulate vast
cslirrtion ~ specification. and uiiica decision.
relative tu patents. The.r bssi irs hi. extensive
iI,f.D IT lrgal aud mechanical sotk. and fill &c.
r,nn,. NJ Piirnt. grated in the Untrd states and
Earop@. render hin able bry ond question. 10 % drl
superior hr,lus. toe obtaining patents.
Al accc,,ii, ~ . ipufary 10 Washington topro,
cure p,irnt ,nd III, usual great dels, there. af'
saysd iuNrntots.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-18
DIR. CULVER WELL,
ON MANHOOD,
4 Medical ''sdy o. a nee, C0iaa cad Rtdisai
Co, q Nps,@gio'hai, So, riiAsai iLs 40, sC
HiTaai Nshdau, CaHi1i-auos. or aay
N,.AiAieai iBpliiHcss.

Ju,t Published. the 6th edition. in sealed eny.I.
ope, gr,ti.. snd na,ed To any aidrcs. postpaid,
900 receipt 1t two stamps.
Tai. little WORK, emanitins from qualified
m'nhsr Of the Medical Profession, give. THI
Nnsr iNFoNtANr INFoUHArIoA IVFR FUB-
IisHrr o. all persons entertaining doults oftheir
phS.icil rulitiou, or who are cousciuus II hav.
ng hiiiuird their health aad happiness-cnniain.
ing the particulars uf an Entifrl, New anl
Perfect Remedy ipr Spemaiouhrs or semi.
nat Wrakuess. Debility, Nu,ousurss, DE.
pfessinn 81 Sp,,iis, l.a-s 81 Ensrg,. Lasitude,
Tim,diiy, SELF D.ln.i, Love Of Solitude, tiroand-
les Fear. Indeci.ion, lasolunIhD Discharge.
Impaired Sight and Memory Bloicncs aud Pm.
pie. On the Face, Piles. Indigestion, Paipitatiun
1T the Heart and liodily Prostitution nf the whole
system, induring impol-ncy and mrnlsla ~ phys.
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cure themselves privately, aud ut lriding eN.
pense.
Address Dr. Gil. J. e. Mime, 1T Avenue,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-18
IesIMMGIIDX'S
Medical Dis cry,

TIE GREATEST VI iHh avn
MR.. KENNEDY Of Rosbay. has discovered
MI An .n. ol oar pasiare wesd. remedy that
Sn,ss EVERY KIND OF HUMoR. IRON The
worst .cmIsla down IN . common flmp'e' VIC
ha. irs, IL 10 Over eleven hundred cases aud "e''
~ Gaii-d eNcspt IN two. lie has nov ~ D" poe
ss.sina over two huadfed certificates Of III 'ane'
all withia twrnt, miles of Boston.
T~o tSiiles are warranted to cure nursing sore
mouth.
one To three bottles will cure the wor', hind OF
pimple. on The lace.
bilss.
Tv, hattie. are warranted 10 csre the worst
linJ ~ e.nL., in the m"aih snd stomach.
Three t. eve iaiilr. are warranted TO care the
worst Ma I II sD.ipslas. "a
90. to two l.i,le. afe warranted TO cure al'h"-
moT- ~ The eve.
Two hottie. are warranted To cure running v" WV
ear. anl lio,che. ~ the hair.
T,r,r Ia .ix battle. are Narrated 10 cure e"'-
rutt add rnaiug ulcer'' ,-
O.. battle will cure sc,ly eup,ions 81 the 'Nl"'
Tao or three ls,Ile. are warranted TO cure the
me, desperate cs.s. of Ihenfnatisn.
Thee 10 .ix bottles are warranted To eme the
sali fhcum.
T,,r ~ sish, hottie. cure the very worst eases
af srrlul.
A I.,.6t !. ,lway. sNperiel from the fret lo''
,L-. .,d 4. f-.,'eci cure Narrated ~hen the sln'e
uurhiitN y taken "
n VA, ., iel III the Wundsiiu nie,licines 81 the
Ia,. 10. th,t = com.noa seel, gfoSing ~ our pa'-
tues, and aL,ng oil stone sals sh"uli cure eve
., bum,,; vet 10 - naw 6Sr,l fact. Ii'"'ht'r
/, hut,sr !, ia. got ~ stat. Thee afr nn 10 90
az, si-ut ~, ruf,ng .uinr elses bdt MT Nours'-
~ has p~,l,lici o'rr q thpu.and b"i'l". ~ F." ~
the ,ic,.,i, of Bo.toa. ADD Lnows the effect oi II
never, case. n hss ALREADY done s"tp" oi N"
yrr,tr.t r,irr. ever doa- IN Massachusetts,. W.
h.. given II ~ chilipn year "hl, ind 10 Old
md Ia oil people 81 sNiN; and has 'rrn poor. pn'
ay Lob ipg chllr,n. whu.- l-,h vs. soil 'nd lab
h, rc,iurrd 10 perfect state Of health h' the nee
II our lnltlc.
n, tb,.. ,,b, are troel,led with sch headache,
~. l.,iilc will alway. rurc u. u gives goat 80
lief IN caiauh anl difiinsss Somc Who have IA
No, IL have teen rn.tiyr Coz years, and have heet
Itsful,redby u. whsfr the bid, 10 sound q w"fk'
quite ras, bot where thcrr y any deregrment 81
the function. 1T nature, IL will cause Nefy .inguai
lrslir.., but ,ou must not b. alauns,l-ihey vii
disappear IN Iron, four DAYS ~ q week. There v
,eysf /, iad f~.ut from it--on the onnifaN wher
that feeling i. r,,e. you vii EEL yoarsclilike
new psr.on. heard s,me Il the most rNirva'
CAN'T snromiuui. It Il that man ever l'iene'i TO-
NJ change of5et ever asccss,ry. Eitihe be''
,au eau e., and euough oft.
RoNHuRY. sept. 10. 1858.
Thi. to certify that II II nay, Dmgg'"
poriinI, d. ,n- nal, duly authorized genetal agrn'
G,r ~, Mclical Discover, iar he STATE IT Name
snd thai b. i, supplied siih lh- ernulnr, d,Ieo
I,,,,n M, Laboratory. DONALD kENNLDN.
~. N. nay. Dmggi.l, Portland. the onlp az
iho,iIrd agent fH Name.
sod b., Andfsws y Rates, rmi. liill; W, \
I,u.i. 80. rsti.; T.. AtS.o'l 4 Co.. Buckbeh
u. .. Nu,r., Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-18

SOM time since an old topper died
rather slddrulv. The coroner, iu con.
sequence, held an inluc-', listened 90
the testimony Of a physician, aud va,
about giving the verdict" Mater ou
thu BRAN" when VI. S'orlm =" RI" 90
Object. "Nr. Coroner, | have known
the deceased for ten mortal wears, and
| know bee never seed a sober IA lmcut
in all that time. To saw that such a
man can die with water on the brain
is therefore blamed nl1scn,c. Il can't
be- did! 'Clu~c why-hc never took
any in.o his sys'cm Tho true vcrd c.,
NJ. Coroner. should b., "gIn, rum or
brlnIy on the bn.n;' bl. "a, cannot
q; ,I.l a ,caIc'. I am willing 10 split
the dir,stu-"-,lnppm'sr-Int bring
in a verde, a. io..uN, Died from The
efrc, Of Northumberland the brain.
The verde, was 50 rendered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-18

A SINGING MoUsE. cine Of these
lirle animals inhabi's our Office. For
several years pas, he has made his
home in Il. lie has become very IA.
miliar with al, hands, and ia broad day.
light he can b. seen playing around the
feet Of the composi,ors, or dancing about
the cases, seemingly as little apprehen-
siye Of danger rs Il snugly away in his
nest. The paste cup = hiS delight but
he never objects 10 a bit of cake, or
iruii, with which hiS ujmuen, occasion
ally supply him. Tie Is a mos, remark.
able liiiIc animal \ piece Of cake puts
him in high glCc, and when he has de-.
vourcd il, he gets in a corner and sing,
like a canary bird, bis notes bcing clear
and mclodious. Sometimes be- will
sing for an hour without in'crmiSsion.
He is general fayorile-docs what he
pleascs with impuni,y-and Is regarded
as sor, Of a hxlur. in the Office. Even
while We write he Is playing on the Ia
be. and Is so tame thu, be suffers HIM
settle BE- handled without any show OF
fear. Cumberland Telegraph.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-18
HORSE oW NERS,
mann READ

Cisremoat, n. II. March ~, 1858.
MTG. Betlef. Dear siri have ,oid the
sro., OF Miller. Coadilion Powders all oct that
L,,,,h, al ,ou You my send ms 10
i,,,, more pos ders by express, anq l,t them pay
,ou for them and will pay them hcfe '-as 5000
!. ,ou c,n cor I have customers wai ins Toe then.
(sigaedD " 'bhoNN.
Newbaryport. Mass., April .ls5s.
Mr. r. G. Halter, Dear SIR The bet 81 Feb
80, Ia, al, l.6 nae some of ,ouf 'iillri's Goa.
dlt,.n Powders. I have tritd Ihua my'slf and
mas, Of m, {, iends. aud Ne 6ud then 10 an.usr
,onr rreon,,ns ndsiiou % well that want iou 10
.eeI zoe siN ,loreu mote 40 soon ~ 'on''nitnt.
phase lst the express pay you i,r then and
will pay then here. $50, ,,,,,r,
(SigacdJ MoSLS ,'hLhNN'
G. W. Atwcli. D,ering Dlock, MAKE, s,tur
Portland. Gene,a Agrni iui Ma'oe
s.ldb, Aalrrw. 4 Bates, Pari' Hill Wm. A
R,., south P.,i.;E. Atwood & 60. ,Bucif,ld;
iIifam lI,ae., liusk6eId, aud dsalersin medicine
even here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-18

The Bath Times saws the religion pc.
culiar 20 all well.regulaied prin'ing-oC.
fees puts is ban upon all talking among
al composiinrs, in work ho1rs, and ~.
quircs thar yisi'crs-exccp, on business
-shor'd be- seen bu, no, heard. The
religion Of lIry Goods sores is unoquiy.
ocaly agains, putting the clerks to
trouble by needlessly making them take
down and exhibit merchandise when
there is no intention Of buying. There
is a religion peculiar TO other branches
and places OF business, bat VIC have no
time to speak Of il in this place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-18
4 new Watch for Timing Horses,
THE CHRON0DROMETER.

APPLETON, TRACY & CO.,
Watch Mappf,st.t,i.. NATHAN. Mss... haze
in,.L 81 saich iD, 1imlrg llu,,'s, Nhioh psf.
frm. Nth rtowIirs.- sud aocuIac, u'Nsr IT,.
iurr atia,usd. \ d,avirg su iullt atii' u..isssnt
un application % Wshhsn,, 90 a. 1913 Wa'hiugioH
II lIo,tun. or H. Rolb,n. 4 Appleton. N,w Nu'k.
4 raisut ha, t,sn applied i"f. "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

-Heroism is the divine revelation
which, in all times, uni,es a great man
10 other men.
They only have lived long who
have lived viruOusly.
Learn TO hold thy tongue. Five
words COS, Zacharias forty weeks Of ST.
lenee.
The order Of wise men Is the high
est Of orders.
One always receiving, never Civ
Jog, is like the pool, in which whatever
flows remains whatever remains, cor
rupts.
whsa gratitude o'.5sV~s The swsh'ng h'ar',
And breathe. "a ffss sad urcouvr,sd prai'e
Foe Lss.ft. received; prOpitiOas heaven
Take. .OsA ss1no~'eigmsu' a. irsgsn' iHesn's'
AID dOUbis. al IL. blessings. tL,llO.
When YOU negotiate for a house
having all the modern Improvements,
don't forge, TO look for mortgage a.
ono.
Why does a blacksmith seem the
moss dissatisfied OF all mechanics Be
causc he is always striking for wages.
Small boy 10 Mortified dandy
" Won, YOU scratch my cad, Mister :
my 'ands Is 50 cold ! can't"
-" Biddy, did YOU put an egg in the
coffee 10 sen g it," Yes, mum, | pu'
in four; they were so bad, had 10 use
the more Of them"
"A wise man will consider, no, 50
much the prcscn, pleasure and adyan'
iagc OF measure, as rs future consc'
quences.
The day on which Idle men and
fools reform, is-,o.morrOw.
The more grand and noble a man
is in his actions, the more simple be-
ough, TO be in his conversation and
manners.
In this world, full often, our JOYS
are only the tender shadows which our
sorrOws cast.
A choral festival is announced 10
be held in Paris, This wear. Seventy.
five societies have adhered, making ZAP
the number % performers seven ,hous.
.,,1 80 tb..r.Y k,fffs
The error Of our American youth
is pre,cnsion. A marked man Is gene.
nily unprc;cn,ious. lie does no, make
n speech. avoids all brag, dresses plain.
ly, poffoons much, aui speaks in mon.
osyiab.cs. RI. W. Emerson.
Many men carry their conscience
like a dawn sword, cutting this way
and that. in the world, bu, shca'hc Do,
and keep {, very soft md quiet, when %
is turned within, thinking that a sword
should no; b. allowed 70 Gu, u.s. own
scabbari. LBcccher.
Marriage ought Away 20 be qurs.
ton, no. of nccc>s''y, bat choice. Ev.
cry c-l o1gh, 20 be- laugh, that a has'y,
loye.-,s union. Stamps upon her as Ton.
dshonlr as one of those connections
which omit the legal ceremony aIogc,h. .
er, and that however drcary aud toll.
some a single life nigh, b., unhappy
mlrricd hfr mus, be icnlOld worc, an
everhaln,ing temptation, an incunblc
regre' - torn mt frum which there 0.
no escape bI, death Ms MULCH. /
"A tours, IN h.s um5'cs mel with
Walton seated un the arm or tree, rOi
in hand. "WcI. lznk, what are YOU
doing ia ,ha, dIngcroI, place ?" be 10.
qutrrd. "Filin," was all the reply
Walton made. Fishing, YOU mean"
said the other. "l,if," aud Walton
closed his bps more tightly. "Whar
have YOU IN your mouth, lziak'" asked
the gentleman. Walton, cmp'ying the
contents into the palm or his hand,
4" Nothing bat worms for ba't.'
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DURSUtNI TIA L,ora.s f,p'n the ll"ao,alLe
Jtif- ii Probate e. he C,.uniy 81 ONisFi
shaft IN 80 mpch e 'h- Real Estate hrL'aging
o. III estate at ,,e,Hgr Chspnin lac IL Bethel,
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me 81 the rlsck ~ the ai,-tassa sad Real Ls-
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