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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

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fabulous. Tbs Aneieaks speak oI shls
bird As unique, snd their aEiists EawEs-
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

60 n (lrrlcn.

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DKAn SaR - Herewith please receive
The acsion of the Board os Trustees Of
he iowa FArmsr'a Collsgs On proposi-
siona. The Board respectfully request
that you will giys The sAus - insertion
Or swo in yoar paper, for the iasormAsioa
Of youE readssa. As we bava no fand
from which 10 meet the axpenass Of pab-
liealioa, am required BY tbs Boszd 10
ask iss pablio&sioa free Of charge. Ial-
80 enclose % yoa tAe proceedings Of the
Beard At its frat Session, as reported in
the Citassf, II which yoa can publish
such portions as you may deem ofintsr.
est to your readers, If you pabIish o.
ther or both, please forward to this Of
hos . copy Of the paper containing
shsm.
Vary respectfully Yours.
VIZ. DUANE WILSON,
-.' SeegssaT4l.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02
ma yAwEa, the Rstfrss; ply

/DEG. IN. JAMES, the Rstigss; Ply
I sician, discovered while in the East
indies. a certain cure for Consumption,
Asehama, Brsachittis, Goaghs Colds,
and general debiiisy T9is remedy was
Gssovased bv him wi en- hia only child, q
s1eght sT, was given up 10 die, hts eniio
Wa cured and ID no4v alive and well. De
''oss of bsnsfttihg his fellow moftais, hs
E4l seaa to those who wish u, kns reca-
p '2ataiuiagfali diFee tons for making a
'aa successfully using this remedy 4
T2tE, on receipt Of their name. Ad-
t,,ss o. p. B&owB, No. 10. Grand%
E"Gt. Jersey City, Nj. sm
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02
JAMES HENsHAL.L,
DR. w EgTEK2k kTELD's
HIGHLY eEkBRATRB EAgk1AnL@
LIVER TONIC.

For fhe cure OF Liver Diseases, Uyapsp-
"a. Jaundies, Disease Of the KidneYss Nes
y91s Diseases. Chfits os lung standing, en-
iarged Spleena. BiIIious Gholiz, Bowel
:ol1plaifts oa Ioag ssandgAg Eossi vsfEsa
Inward Piles rngsnsss oF BIp0A tn the
Head. AciditY nftha stomach. Heartburn
Arobhing or hszssasg about Ihe SsemaEh
d slIeft, every synpsom arising ffssna van
as a hsaithy sssrefann Of hiies am relieves
b taking this meaieinAs 6 - s.sasf J. 4 Il
cEgeaIass aEsas@panysyt& eaeh Aaesa1 =
Prisa: @f .0o paf bottle.
Foe sals by =. 0sesaman q Go. Drug
raa. Counaaf Eaa6Es. [ iuly3lms
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

The DEATH OF THE E&REzoR az JARAE,
A. correspondent of tbs pAiladalphia Asgd-
sv, writing on board the Untt~a States
ssAaAsT Fswhattsa, at Rsgasaki, Japah
OcL 1, says the reported death Of the En-.
psror had been eonarmed BY the pabliea,
tion Of the following Olieial bulletins
The Tai Kooa is dead AL the peopls
will, thsrefore, commence the natiOnal
mourning on the 4th Of October, 4nd con.
tin ,e it through tie foiiowiag ifsy days.
AS usual, none but necessary work vii
be allowed"
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

k%The New York Hsrald saAs up :
review Of the gold zelda Of the United
States with the following estimate Of our
future gold crop;
'ECalEfornia giVas rs mtilion a week. ~
All The other fields, we can safely saT,
w4th..what facts we sIready have, viii give
Us a least half as mach. Ous gold crop is
therefore iikaly to be Tor years 60 eoUs AZ
the rate af mlllian Ind khalf per weak.
OF sagsRty -seyen miilioBA vi dollars pes
auum~-4sqaal 10 one hall the valae Of ths
cotton crop Of the eoantEY." s.... ..s A..
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

THz zCASGpiaE sEaEog ausEsSa7HE.---
A despatch from Toronto Of the 18th
inst, says that dispatches have been re-
saixed from England BY the Canadian
GOverumsuty containing . command shas
her MajssEy's award Of Ostova kor the
asaa AZ Geysrnmart be carried out.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02
ON Eox The
New Gold Mines

Tia Undersigned being determined to
dose oR4 his srlirg stock, now Offers great
a44cemsuts TO hnyers, ] viii sell any
'aiaz for COST for CASH.
ihays on hand splendid asssrtnsas u
Miners Spades IL SAaeveAs,
aa4 out-ftting gooda For Miners. To per.
l92s remaining. would oifef aay stock q
Fresh Fraila, Mears and Vegetables tr
cas- as we'll a. aay gooas they want, a.
Ike cost Prices. Come one aua al ans
naka your fortunes.
JAMES HENsHAL.Is, Jr.
Y. B.--r wonld stats that l can he fpuns
a III same old Corner ready Tor ssttlstnsn
sgt all those who 20 not coma ap before
seTr, may expeSt to have their aseoant
forced By an otaesr, ] u. Jr.
Sept 8, 1858 =
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

EpmuKp BCkkg's IDKA or A PERFEcr
WfvE.--She is handsome, but il lg not a
kAausy arisiug from the features, from
esmpiexfon Or from shape. She has all
three in hrgh degree, but it is not by
these that she touches the heaFt-it IS
ALI thaG sweetness OF temper, beneyolenee,
Innocence; II is all that sensibflity which
q Faas asa express, that forms har beau
tv. She has faes that just arouses
ycur atEsnkion st FIRST sight it grows up
On yea every moment, and yoa wondes
IL dia not more than raise attention 81
arst. Her eyes hare mild light, but they
ave when she pleases; they command
like . good raan oas OF cfice, not BY au'
thoritE, bat By virtue. Her stature II
act tall, she ID not made 10 an admire
eion Of sYsrY one, She has the 6rmnest
| that does not exclude 1eIieaeYal thl
I softnsss that does not Imply weakness
| Her voice ID soft, low nanaie, net fogIa,
ed Id rule in pubiic assemblies hut n
| charm those who distinguish Q company
from crowd IL has les advantage, yoI
muss ooma aiosa sa hsag IL. To descrIbi
/ her BODY, describe her mInd one u III
| transcript ofthe other. Her understand
| ing Ia not shown In the variety pf mat
tsrs ID sxarsa itseif upon, but The good
rasa 0g the choice she makes, Her po
lifeness iiows rather from 4 natural dEs
/ p0sikion 10 obIige, than any rnTas upol
tnas subsecs, and thesefors nsseF fails !
Il strike thoss who understand good breed
4 ing, and those who dp mol.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

- One OF the noss extraordinary
cases Of ossifeation is that Of Falsnstne
Perkins,, Oh Mantua, Ohio, every loina,
except two fingers and two toes, being in
the ssass described. his Jaws hsys been
set and notioslass for thirty yeaEs1
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

A msgistrate 10 Southwark, pbiiadsI,
phia, was greatly puzzled short lima
siRce with ths following item In a bill, oa
which he was about Issuing summons:
''T'O sts&9ias sas sEe 37A eeRlg,"
How is this SIR, - old frizzie wig, % with
indignation ARshihg in his coaHtsnance,
".d'ys charge man three levies for stsal-
ing his axe 2" ....
II do that sir" said the plansia. submis-
siyeiy," and VERY reasonable 1t 10 ia al
that" -
Reasonable you william, daat you knew
1t will take you to the State Hrison pa
HBless my souli" exclaimed the alarm
ed suitor, 81 never heard OF such a thing.
Do you call tAat iss4 p' -5.ss
No call il earaest; aHd Be yoa'Il End
it, unless you give biz. Robinson his Ak
again instantly" "
HWhy vas doas With it, and guv 1t TO
hm two seeks Rgo,H H.
not prosecute yoaP'
"hroaseuGs mel Ny dear sir, it's who
~ provoking, when ax'd him lar the man-
ey, aud wanted 10 fub lae OF with quar-
ter and hp.''
Nv AlA1 0aks &AsR kAAE j tAk4ES 70 3 E9lt~
stable, a e's the most bare faced rascal
that ever I met With. Steal a mana axs,
aBa wants ts as paid 9or Ii Rl
The constable was somed ing more Of a
business man than his worshiT-hs begged
leave to inspect the sesoant, and tAen eau
ttOqsiy biated that his haaor had Eaistaksa
tbs ease. It was for sassasag tAe az, that
is, putting steel ca the edge Of 1t, that ths
charge was made.
sob, ay, sure enough, }" saia the squire,
'saee what it iR to want education. HsYer
make out smother bin, Mr.. Bellows, with
eqt dictionary at your sIb, Y. 1t may get
y6a fnss prisoa before ysu kngg tt,p
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

PoaTxa'spBst Of Chs Tdm~s says' E'TO
silence all caTil in regard to the Enghah
champion, Morphy now offers to give bin
pawn aRd move and play him for any snan
be pleasss-" Mr.. Staantoa Ia bound to
| Sgo under" s-ae~-. as ...
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Thsmm az ssama.

Ne ars indebted 10 the Nsbraaki4n fel
| the following Itsmss os Omaha;
1 OET RoR rwm MrSRs.--A German, sol
litary and alens, ali the way from 81
Paul, Minnesota, on feoe, passed Ehreagl
togg city % Thursday lsss, bound sor n
\ gold region. His oas-as consisted of |
siaa, a large butcher kntfs, and th'
\ clothes he sore. On bsing asked IL b
expeesed 10 reach she gold mina on foo
be replied ssYaw; ne hash wsIksG
vrOm ss. Baais be furder nor Dat"
i RasOUGa FHR IcR.O in Saturday last
q span of horses and wagan, while at
tempting 10 sross ths river aa THE point,
loaded With aour, broke through the Toe,
and the wagon and load were lost. This
horses we're recovered vita maeh dias-
Guilty. @
Taa TEsEIzoNY OF AEE.-~Let 1t be
bsrne in mind that Wyneoop, sseinbsr-
ger, DAElss johnson, and dozen others,
many Of whom went ous to the mines by
othaE routes and returned by the North
Platte road, give the Omaha and FoFt
KsaEusy route the preference over all
others. Gold seekers, remember Ghls
fact! aa a..a
THE DAILY SkoET,-Ws have been IA
vorRd with i number Of this valuable
daily journal .rom Brownvilie, N. r.
1t is about the siss of the ssRaoples''
squeeze, published at Nsbrasks City,
and 10 edited with much moro spirit,
ability and wit than the Squeeze.
We predict for the ''snors" an histo~
ricaI reputation, though it lacks an
''Irish'' editor, to give il high, hype-
critical tene.
TIE MHKR's GuIpE.-~We learn from
Messrs. Byers & Ksllom that from recent
advioes from their Eastern publishers
they will not be able 10 furnish their
book on the Gold Mines at 25 cents per
eopy-the cost Of publishing being mueh
above that Ggure. ThAy will now add
several illustrations and other desirable
features and sell tho book aG so csnts
per copy.
MINERS ARRIUEG.-~A company Of
twelve men, from the vicinity Of Savau-
Ah, Mo-, arrived in this city on Monday
last, sss roaae for the gold diggings.--
These men are bat "seouting party''
of large company Of fifty or sixty men
from the same nsighboEhood, who will
be IN ibis city, ready for start BY the
middle of February. They bring their
wagons and teams with them.
The HKRxDoN.-This popular hotel /.
has changed hands Messrs. Keith and !
Cnffman retiring, and DIR. Geo, L. Miller
and Lyman Richardson coming in. This
change was effected on Aonday, and we
have no doubt will be entirely satisfae-
tory to The public, Although sorry to
part with as accomplished landlords as
Keith and Cofman, we are glad that she
Herndon has fallen into as good hands
as Miller and Richardson,
CoKx IN AsUxnGNcK,~Ar, Alex. Rltch- p.
ie, the energetic and efficient route ageat
of the Westarn Stage Co., in this Terri
tory, returned 10 tho city from trip to
Fort Kearney on Thursday last. Mr.. !
Rtebis informs US that an unprecedent-
ed corn crop was raised in the Platte
Valley last season, and that ths farmers
between the Elk Horn river, about tweR-
ty miles west Of here, and The Loup FoIk
bavs al least FlrTY THOUSAND BUSHELS OF
coRx on haBd aow. Emigrants to the
Nebraska Ophir shouid remainder this. !
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

- The vsrdist Of nos gallsy hsa been
fonnd in chs case Of the editor oE tns
Patterson On. ID Rsgisssz, ipdiessd by
the Grand Jury for printing the naaas %
an Excise Judge Of that city in canuee-
SION with the picture Of ! jaekaas. d
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9lses aa Ia e posisIoa Co..

4 STARVED DoG.-The Lansing Mir
ror tells about dog belonging to Mir.
Quirin prayer, a citizen Of that town,
who wag dag oat Of ahaystaek where he
must have becncovered and existed with
out food for more than Eve weeks
When extricated, the animal was little
else than skeleton, and not able to
crawl #s Fl
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

GO Late European adric2s state that
the Emperor Napoison has assured the
Britiah Minister ak Paris that In the
svens Of England opposing the policy OF
our government toward Cuba, Mexico
and Central America, his support may
be relied ON. In this connection We will
add that later Washington news says the
Administration isEalIy assured aud sat
isaed thai past differences with European
powers regarding Central America are
in the way Of being settled aInicably and
hOnorably TO the country, and if present
negotiations are not interrupted By Glli-
busters or revolutions few months will
placs as in The position dsaisel
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

{ Tas 1aagaEAG ssAasssaoE FaAxcn.-+~ y
Ths Aye 0bsssvse, II glvink 40 aoS6aAe
of sA8 STsaeh impaBsaA aa&saaR aa sass
hAesay khas AeesEikas "a imapmEial hsas
blsa aao shear asaaAsaka kaaAa :sres ~ As@ u
royal 6sAblss aAas ba ssan ne fewer tAsn
so hassas sa - Amsss bgSelzs. Ikaka
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carriages las q. .sW q wksaA aaa swazx j
gergeopgs & pns Of sheza sAeala IA -
pan ID ns assd ia d was days wuaId aaak
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sa 8sySbs8 ne Aasga @Rd Mmus
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

mA@ 4E&& &&&@ M&zzM@ A&&N&&s%s + = e
An extra as shs Ropaks 1FssaHss ss i
January lezA4, In hsEsess - soasAamsns 9
seas lata rspOgsB fRom TO aold A&ina&
Is sRys: e. agg4a g1aa4 : gsaE Eaa tl1fs@s
g AK. O'DsaAslI, . aEssiasas Ana h&si. q
ness m&a Of Lawgenass s&ms late eas .
city last uighk diFecs IRON The xoln
miHea. Hs paased thfoagh shis plaza q
SepesmAar Eass, go hia wsy ohf. KY@
stay@a @Asssa 3aaag weshm q ska m3Anams@sed
HEtnga upwAEas eg 80 a shs pEsaaeaa u
metal, besides a)Rsasiala& o& smnd aaasz,
tanning knfds mki sh be InGsAda &aahzns
90 rsaahing koma. Hspesas siS hua&gwa
persodS d tAs minss ] Aa sd paesaa
ssrsFal c6mpaaiss gone oaEa On his was
esmams In TA@p esAsa alsmS aazs fsas
sasds gsEy sDsed fasa aw an Saskaes sals
Ii la. 0sDeanall ahowe4 "a. aAomk MSsa r
OF gold dust, sosns ogs @a speesmsa
lamps being worn sssxty ssnta eaaia.- ].
He 6aaza khmA kw cid maS wasak 50 aaN
aay psEspa 10 "a AhaRss Ia Ahms b saaasa
By oil aeaaas rssmTa n - "A aaAama@ aaas D
| ID la shs springr Thai Be eaEY wsnk oas
% prospeesgnK tcaS, and had fngandaa
to ssasA saka pssns hy 80 - eg Sshas
~ aa kaa wmg -. 0alg - imsssaa ~
snow Oh Zoe Plains. Ths gold BAys ,Aass !
| 0pDomaeal, Is found all eysg tha lAssm
exssAs - sounsFy, aasa b saw Aiggtn9a
whssss sAsy get saghs 60 u Ss5inx 80
| by asEinnsag 50 eas knaksag aagsh. 81 dsaa
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02
FOR SALE Ar THE CIT Y MxAsA
CuUWCEIs BLUFFS

5000 Sacks Extra Family Flour, also
4:gs quantity Of MiddiingS, Shorts, and
6a5.
Tue aigheat msrkv prics ia sash psaa
4, Ibest 4 7un23-5Tt
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02
How john svvoFe foF betty

The lGW Of the State Of Virgins pro-
hibits marriage unless tAs parties are Of
lawful age, pr By tha eonsent Of the pa'
rents. 80
John N, a woll-to-do farmer in
the Valley of Virginia, was blessed With
every comfort except THAI desIder alum
a wife. John east his syes around but
unsacCassfully, pntil they fell upon the
form of Betty, daughter oF john Jones,
one Of the prsttiess aad incest gtrls 10
the country. After a c,,urtship Of six
weeks, John was rendered happy By the
consent Of the fair Betty,
The next day, John, with FRIEND
went to town 10 gel the necessary doeu-
menss, With the forms Of procuring which
be vas most iamentably Ignorant. Be-
ing directed 10 the clerks ofiee, John,
With a good deal Of esitation, inform
ed the aFbana Mr.. RroEa thai be was go
ing TO gee married 20 Betty Joneay and
wanted To knsw whst be a tist do 70 eoA-
pass that desirable consammatiun. Mr..
| Brown, with bland smile informed him
that after being satisfied that tie legal
/ impediment prevented the ceremony, he
gpuld, for the sum and consideration OF
30, grant him the liesns0, John much
| relieved handed OCT che nsesssaEy funds,
/ "Aliow me-" said Brown, stt0 SIX yoq
s few questions. You are 2i years OF
age, suppose, Ar. N---s"
| @fes ~ said John.
! "Do you solemniy swear that Betty
! Jones, spinister, ia gf 9 lawful age (made
and enacted by the Legislature Of Virgin
! ia,l TO take the marriage vow 2'
| "What's that 90 said John.
Mr. Il. repeated. ,.-..-...a-
I !tWsll,o aaia John, ''Mf, CLERK wans
! to get married, bul ! joined she church
at the last revival, and wouldan't swear
I fer a hundred dollars r"r
"Then, SIR, you cannot get married.
I HCan't get married Cool gracious,
/ My. CLERK thaslI turn me out Of the church
/ IL swear Dan's refuse me, Mr.. CLERK
/ faa heavens sake, L,ll give yoa Sto u
I you let ms OF from swearing. p sa
+ aCap't do IL, MIR, N" ......
WaoId on, Nh, CLERK, riI swear. Z
i ooaldn't give up Betty for ten churches
II I'll swear, may be d--~s-a If sha ainSi
Il 1y gears old give ma ias liesnas. y
/ After tho alerk bursted 2 few Of the
/ bassons on his vest he granted the u
eeusS. @s
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02
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me that proof Or youg aEscEion, viii be-
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q S9t4ss " . FSoSa'' S's~Aal es@S s~ sa0
"Ths Capsaan swan ashore, So did
the ehambermaid. She was Insured kpf
SIS 600. and loaded with iroa.n
!,
arEesbsd IN Hartford for thsss. Hiafathsr
pleaded guilty Tor him basosa the saafs,
bat said IL sxtsnaatIon; ~. .. :.
Games Is gpod boy but be viii steal "a
The foaHowinR earpentar'a bgsl was Fs-
Gently asat 10 4 eAruasr In Easaxs Il Il
ITO hanging two barn doara aasi Ezxsslf
seven hours sne asllag and halss'
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- The Burlington Hagk- Eye gives
sha following table of Railroads eom-
,.gnka5 ;z gnsya
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USEFUL HrxTs TO foUXg MEN.-How
many young men iguorantly deny them
selves fortune. There's scarcely q
young manof good sense who cannot save
SlO0 easily from his annual earnings,
and, il be will foysRo cigars, billiards,
aBd juIeps, be can save double that o.
mount. Figures sometimes produce al
most incredible results. Thus, for in
stsnoa, if young man on his twentieth
birth day will invest 800 in any stock
pairing ten per sent, annually thersaf-
Ier will invest the same amount, and the
accumulation Of interest, be will be worth
when thirty years old, 81 ,T53; when for
sv years old, S6,390} whep atty years
old, S4S, 100. How simple then is the
pfaT by witch Il youth Of ths present day
can pass bic old age in comfort and lux
ury. He has only TO regulate bis cxpens
es so as 10 save 800 year from his in
come. If the amount saYsd be larger,
then the SUM total will be increased in
/ the same p. oporti6n. Only Ehink Of ID,
that SaO8 saved annually and invested
! in ten per cent. stoak will amount IN forty
years 70 $243 500, One miIlioA Invest
adm the same way for ten ye sFs Bill a,
mount to ~ 59s, 900 in swenty years tc
| %. T26 800; Ia thirty years to SlI 1854
! 62s in forty years TO Sa3, Is0, 1888. Sc
| wonder, then, that chs Rethsebilds haFt
/ amassed such boundiess wealth.
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EaW~w on n

g,vgng made sx tsnavs additions - cur ICE sspaFt
at s sra prRparea 10 10 every FMsasay @a 3es psat.
" q Ina latest sna EaSst EEahtsnaaaa styles and
- accuracy and dispatch. orders aellsatsds
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

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MHAT Eq zRR RAoEER AsMs pMgse&1Ag
Asp MORALLY, 10 MAR1x a-AmaAg kh@
smesesa1 aazzAaaa--shAn MhasA i nnas
sana xzzxsks existed. .-lss waAa Ms ~ i
womsn ts@asEey hagaaa ahe waa sssasga.
PEARS old. IN tAa uaissa States YER
few ladies are as, sishaR physieally ok
sasnsaaly, 20 bso0aas Iaoshsfs before Shsy,
Reaoh tbs age Of twsnsy- one, twsAty
ag gxen hsk6ga sAsy Aga ona ~ xwa YnAAa
elder Ths unsouna sSnaisi RSA sems4
stisatibn of The pARgnk il msmaiAY kgMaa-
Saisssd, wfsh fncrsssaag intensity, 10 ssa
oEspkias. nyshs law1 e. TsyCufgas, sas
zaost spssaal aslAAszam was sid % -
physieal aaaoatioa az woman sd M
aslieaSs ar Ksekly woaAn, oa anx aaaz
count, shoala be aal0wsd ID Aaxgg. II
JOhnsoR, u has wesk On sha "a tNoMeaag
at Hesaths says sAas saAssiRnay sasuAA
not be eoasgssGsd AsSnya sae HRas Esms e.
tbs fourth ssnkaaniai "a sks naxS o2 tha
LADY eg hssose The 1ass year 81 N sAxns
ia Shs ssss ct shs 9amsEeaAa III usksk
words, tAs asmale saoald be. NJ 1lmaaA
swsaty y-sighl, Ths npSsag sara 49,
thsFe sh8nld be p alaexanee ~ ssvah
ysaFs bsswesn ths saxsss u pes
Eloa a4 hFs khe se1assasI Isza q a8nAkA kAassGg
There is diasraaos II sssaz Eamss g. Z
The sWo ssxeas not IN sAa AakaAl aEHak
sion az life, haE in the skasmina al the
e0assitutioa, 80 HyxmxassRy IL the EoEr. :
and ths IiA@aAssses 90 sa amsa. 1a res
pscs % sassy aaNxg1a@as % kas sas u ssa~
seEns tae spktAg sax kss svezy yaaS .aa
whleA maAxxi&ga Is smEaxed nnaa ka&0xA
kAa @gs O swensy @anss ksas& vii b oh
aaa @ysFaWa thass yeasa q NsaMa@taGfs O.
say aa tAs eaRpsgaaa faassiss sAasa O. asaa
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