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To tie Physirians Of tie SoUthern Stat,
W0lfe'S Genuine COgnac Brandy.
WoIfc,s Genuine Port Wine.
Woife's Genuine Madeira Wins
WoIfe,s Genuine sherry w;

am now supplying the trade with pure Coz.
Brandy, in bottles both for medicinal and ,r..'
usc The immense success that has 4rov-pd :.
efforts to place a pure Gin within rhe reach Of -;
under the name of Aromatic Schelaia SclBp,,.
and to drive out Of the market the pernic:ou. cof
pounds sold as Gin throughout the country j
nlauv leading druggists, apothecarlcs aud med.
men. for some. years past. To solicit MD To ,r...
the same course In regard To the aricle of Br,ra
should have complied with these request, s,,
all quarters long ago, but was deferred from /, Ia,
the fact that ovingto the exorbiaft prices Of Bra,
dy in France. consequent upon the shortness Of ,be
grape crop for some years, there WAS 20 chance f
my being able to Import the choicest Br4uiy. b.r
tie it and sell it at moderate prices. Forunst,lv
for me- the grape crop for the last and scyou, ven.
(and prospect for ths) was abundant and rreas d,
Brandy have fallen to the standard of tan years a,
The duty on Brandy is also seventy pei cent lowe,
and have msde arrangements VITA four Bran.
DIV exporters in France. Of the highest rpute ana
am regularly receiving ccnsisnmcnts oftIg Cosaae
Brandy which am botting and settling a. WOLF.
Genuine Cognac Brandy. guarantee with INV
seal labels and certificates the Brandy go bottled
| by me. the pure, unadultura'ed article and +.
will be found, when used medici me, "a bevera,e
or cordial, heal,hfnl and invigorating 1t hss
been matter of universal complaint, that bottle
of pure, unmiXed French Brandy was very diff.
cult to obtain and the purchaser nine times in Ten
was deceived with a vile manufactured iinita'io,
Of all descriptions of ardent spirits, Brandy from
its high price, has been the article that mxer.
and sellers have turned their attention to, and mil
lions of gallons of the soealled French Brandy
have been scattered annually through the land and
have been the primary cause Of murders, suicides
cructies and crimes and have sent thousands TO an
early grave scfdestroycrs, from dcirium trcincns
| mania -putu and horrors, names unknown, until
unprnciped men began to make maddeniug com.
| pounds and sell it as pure French Brandy.
P The virtues Of pure French Brandy Heil no. be
told by me. They are known throughout th, world
as a medicine mild stimulant. it is rs the
French nation roctcilly call it Eau j. Ia VIE the
water Of life But this appl-s 10 i, VII s.n rtre aud
unadulterA,ci. Manufactured With tn. fearful il,
gradients that make good imitation Il al.a.s
| death drink to inno4.nt tons of touz1nl- Of sur
race To remedy a fearful evil, hay. COS. alencr
! inrorir@ Brandy bot'ling il and stl.t- it a.
! Wolfes Genuine Coguae BRANDY I Inn III II, r.
crivng orders from the druggist and 81 rc4ri=,
in all parts Of the Union to sell it iof M liena
purFoses-
| JDDTPIFO WOLFE.
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Howard Assoriatsen,

hIL~I DE L{ ma.
Il Denerotrat Iasft tuition es,abl:sIed b sgcr;g{ on,
ac'oHe t'r the relief Of Tie sick and distressed az
F'efea wth tlrulem and EDiacaic Diseases. and
espeeidiiy for The cure of diseases of The SoruoJ
Cygdas.
bDiCAL advice given gratis by the acting
Iva surgeon, to all who apply bv letter with \
aes'ctildion OF their condition. Gage occupation,
Oh me- DE: and IN eases of extreme poverty
Medicines furnished free of charrr.
Naiuabie reports Spermaforrhua. and 9th, >
Diseases OF The sexual organs and on the new re,
des employed in the Dispensary sent 10 the atiiet
el IA sealed litsr envelopes, free of charge Two
i" .tTye Stamps Tor Postage will he acceptable
Address DE-. j. SNlLLIN HOUGHTDS ACTIN
.oi, Howard Association, No p South Ninth
strict fhiiadephia. Penn. By order of the ID
'S1S1rs, G9a ERA ID. HEARTWELL. PRls'r.
GEO. FA1RCHILD, Secretary.
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STATE or ARKANSAS,
COUNTY OF CRAwFoRp,
In the Crawford County Circuit Court, on
the Chancery side thereof, Jul; Term.
A.D.. 1889, August ID, 1859
Prescnt-llon. j. NJ. WILSON, Judge.
Amongst others were had the following
proceedings, tn wit:
WILLIAM NJ. PowELL, Complainant,
vs. No II
CHARLES &. ScoTT as administrators Dert
DE- bonus non OF the Estate of John
Drennen, deceased. anl in his in
dlvidunl capacity, Caroline L. Scott
his wife. Mary Caroline Denka
Charles H., William IL, and Harry
Clay Drrnnen.
This day comes the sal complainant bv his SO
lcitors, and it appearing 10 the Court from the a
diVt ot John 1. Humphrey, to euuplainants bill
annexed, that infant delrn.iant, Mary Caroline
DtHhla Is non resi-, of the State Of Nrk,osss
and that she has not been served witn process her
m On motion il is ordered hv III, Court here that
said defninnt Mary Caroline Deukia De notified
~ tue publication Of this order in some newsria-
per published in this State by two sueoas siiv,
weekly Insertions 50 that the last inssr-i, H., ma
i1t least fpr weeks before the first dav of The next
teFAl oi tins Court, as the peniencv If This s,i,
te olect and prayer Of which is to obtain specitic
performance of contract entered into h1. IN
bremen m has life time, in which he bonn! him
sen ms heirs executors and admin stratnrs to con
vey by good aad sufficient deed TO s,ij comnIain
at ulc t"llnwlng described tract Of Land living in
tn" county Of Crawford in the state of Arkansns
designated IN the plat Of the public surveys as the
southeast quarter Of the north- east Of section No
81 IN township No 8, north Of range 81 west CON.
tanning forty acras. Now, therefore, You the said
Mary Caroline Den&la, art hereby required to an
pear before the Judgeof Circuit Court at said
county OF Crawort on or before the lth Hay of the
next term thereof which is to be brqun and bald
al the Court House in the City of Van Burvn in said
County. on the last Monday in January next. after
the dag hereof, and plead answer or iemur 10 said
complainant bill or the same will be taken as CON
fessed rs against YOU
True copy from the record
Attest, T. " TtyEIVETnN fr.-L
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City Lots for Sale.

The sale of lots advertised to take place
place last Monday, on account of the severe
storm were not offered. but postponed un-
I'll next Monday. Buyers will give their
attention. MONDAY, II O'CLOCK. .
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ET Congress met last Monday, but
when We shall get any news from Washing
City. and of the proceedings of Congress,
is very uncertain under the present mail ar
rangements probably some time next
month.
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r7y Our friend Mr.. Casey. will plea

rH Our friend Mr.. Casey. will please
accept our thanks for the many favors he
has conferred upon us. He may rest as
sured that we will do any thing in our
power in reciprocation OF his kinlness.-
We would advise all Of our readers to call
at :" Bill Poweli's" bakery an purchase
some of those daint;es which Mr. Casey
SO we'll knows how to prepare.
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@ By the steamboat arrivals of the
week, our merchants have received largo
additions to their stocks of Goods. Pur-
chasers will please "take notice and gov
ern themselves accordingly"
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GE Major E. Rector. Superintendent of
Indian affairs, arrived this morning from
htue Rock. Major Rector brought up the
money to pay the Cherokee annuity.
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House Co Rent

good tenant wishing to rent House
suitable for small family. can hear Of one
on application at this Office.
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@ Owing to the ice running in the
River, the Horse Ferry Boat, at this place
has not been able to run regularly for the
last few days.
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WAsmSGroN, Dee. 5.

The House met to-day-231 members
Present-among the absentees, Messrs.
Hindman and Rust, Of Arkansas Sal
worthy aud Louden of Alabama Brown
and Adams. Of Kentucky Hamilton, ol
Texas. Every northern member in his
seat.
On motion of Phelps. The House agreed
to elect speaker Sherman. Of Ohio, Da
Wis of Indiana, Hickman of Pennsylvania,
Bocock Of Virginia, were candidates first
vote fo- SPeakcr-Sherman, 66; Becock
So Grow 43; Butler, ii scattering 20
The House adjourned.
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St. Louis. Nov. 81

sCI IUUIs, NUN. OV.
a vein Of IIornblende rock has been dis
covered in the south-ea part OF Missou-
ri. 1t is believed this vein will yield ten
thousand dollars per ton. Assays are now
being made.
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sale OF LANDS.

sHTII be olfrel4t Public auction on the lst
w Monday in .lanuarv next. between tn,
hours of Judicial sale on said day. at the Coui;
House door in the county of csawforl, ON a credit
of six months, the following described tract of land
lying in the county of Crawford. Arkansas to wit
the lw Or Of the ar OF section ~ sw or of tl,
nwqr of section - all in township 10 north u
range 81 west, containing in all 30 acfxs
MELVINA 5. Collins
Guardian of the infant hoirs, of " D
Collins deceased. and in Ifsr inJ
viiual capacity. aud John II Hum
plreys attorney in fact and AZ, n
for the hers Of said n d. Colin.
not infants
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Troy. n. Y, Dec. 5.

The body of John Brown. accompanied
hy Mrs. Brown and Wendell Phillips, pas
sed through this city at noon. The funer-
al takes place On Thursday at Fort Elba
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TT The Officers of the steamers 35tb
Parallel and of the Leon, have our thanks
for late papers.
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EF An adjourned term of the Sebastian
County Circuit Court, commenced its ses-
sion at Greenwood last Monday
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~ We are indebted for the following
a. latest news 4" to the 1rkansian, sent to
them by c. NJ SrEBBISs, ESQ, from War
saw, and is in advance of any news reciv-
ed here from other sources.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1889.

kV Several communications are un,-
voidably deferred until next week orr
friends must have patience.
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vDOLPUO lNOLFE.

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-09

Mr.. Eliphslet Brown wss q bach.
elor Of thirty.6ve or ,hcrcabou,s,
one Of those men who seem to BE-
born TO pass through this world
alone. Save this peeslisrisy, there
vss nothing to distinguish Mr..
Brown, from the multitude Of other
Browns, who are born. grow W and
die In this world of ours.
Il chanced that Mr.. Brown bad
occasion to visit . town some ff,y
miles distant, on matters Of business.
y ves bic 6ss visit to the place,
md b proposed stopping for q day.
In order 70 give himself On oppor,a.
nisy 10 look about.
Walking lcisurely along the stree.
be was oil ss once secossej by a
slild Of i've, who ran up to him, a.
claiming:
'fssher, I wsps you 70 buy me
so1e more esndy.'
'Feshes" vss Il possible that he.
. bssksles, wss addressed By that
title. h sssld not believe it,
Who vsss you speaking 70, nv
dsaf!' - isqIirsd Of he little girl.
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ihf saafshy q lAs easses Lsasss
suffd bsgvneis, hul lhess rsss
dlstsssi N Ihs shas line. ~
smahz % Dsny reckless riders, sssss
fsIIss vesid hs sSwssIIy ssssiss,
bsessse " : ts0sh N ths flLs. from
srs n ihoss sssi Instruments.
chile BIZ herse vss hsushIhf pssi .hs
hsyeees earlier Il wm lsaaa he.
eesssfy n nee lksm ~ other puf.
poses. shd they CLEANED spoh Ils
sA4s VI eaf guns ho more. W. he'd
No sort II musle. ~ NJ The buys
ssld, I'VE could hsh, ~ we'll With.
oai music ~ With ". and eould
make noiss enough. loo." When
The company was alI drswn 30. W
discovered ihs, W. had No leader.
and immediately proceeded 10 the
election u Captain. Had ! pos.
sessed the accomplishment. Of stef.
ogfaphy, ] nigh, have made the
ieadef lihger over these pages In
mute ave. as hc read the glowing
speeches ~ our various champions
and competitors. for that honorable
position, but alas | cannot nov ~.
cal them from their uninefiied
oblivion. Every candidate was well
qualified, every candidate was just
the man for the Office. and every
was the. only one tina, was
q, least, - each one said,
80, how my bosom swelIci with
proud emotion as | listened, aud
though, Of the brigh, prospects Of
my country. when such men ~ these
were to be found. even so far from
her crowded cities. | have recently
been told ihat there are thousand. Of |
well qualified men, |
'cady at every election, to fll the
'arious Offices Of their country.
|sn't this speaking volumes for the
,reainc.s of our country, and its in.
'iltaiions. Philip Of Mncsdon, com. |
,limented tho Aihenians upon their
,eing able TO find ten Gcncrals every
rear what would he have said had |
&c OF known iha, there Was to be
epublic that bould furnish Generals.
Presidents, Senators. &C., by the
housand in that period Of time =
'aI mus. qui, these pleasing re-.
|ec,ions, aud hasten beck to our
lection. After oil the speeches,
&C., We could not agree upon
'sp,ain, and so were compelled to
march without a leader. I'm no,
uro that the coaairy u, large, might
Iro'lt by marching in the same way.
The day Of our starting was IN
venilal ono to me. rs upon that day,
wrapped Aores with q nondes cript
.lexican of oar company. who bore
he euphonious cosnomen Of Don
;Feaser. ! was highly pleased with
~ new acquisition (horse, and was
an'efing on in grand style, when he
o,nmcnced series OF revolutions,
nown IN this part Of the world ss
pitching" lie would jump ss high
n the ground rs possible, aud aligh,
'i,h every joint streight and stiff, and
y this means. lii. me about two fee,
bove the saddle. and by the time I'd
s,eh my breath he'd rspess the
osc. ] DON, think horses in the
S.sses' ever pitch, q least, lhope
O. After pitching, be would dart
q backwards, sideways, or forwards,
. the whim struck him, and il you
cid on, there he'd stop and pitch
gain. The last ! heard Don Grcss.
: soy as ! vent over ponies head
ITO . rsv'ue, way "llold on to the
orn VI the saddle, and trust In God,
nd vou'II rome II -
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fA hIltfa fslH
ft
Iitaah Wha q yaH eel . b
saff
llumf " fanfe mfnatsd sIn
iahes
4 la eai lhos sali llfdwh.
No ~ n street. al ~
aenllemeh already introduced Rllh
eng efttempiann.'y q lifesa.
WI thr help be ont. VI
tohei ltdy, an nas iallg
recovered ifom tho fsintins 81 into
whieh gouF e'neliy drove me
Ar ,un quite rue that | am W.
Jones asked Iliown, 18th ahsleiy
Ii' epafse. ,aii Mr., Janss.
'Iben, sa,d he. f,sigheily. u
suppose ! nm Hat. " you wIll be-.
lleFe inc, ! va. hnmly convinced,
lhla morning, iaat NY hamu 10
brown, and, 10 tell the truth. l
haven recollection VI tbs huu.o.
Drown helped Ms. Johes iuio the
rarlor. but. good heavens. coneels.
the asiohishmcht of oil, vhen a man
was discovered seated IN an arm
chair, who was the ,cry fac simile ol
W. brown, IN form, leaulule and
every other respect,
'Gnciou.' exclaimed the lady,
'whieh--whlch Is my husbamli'
An explanation was gwen. the
cleared mp, and Mr.. Ii,own's
pardon sought for tho embarrassing
II was freely accorded b,
Mr.. brown, who was quite delighted
10 think that after oil. he WIS not
MIR. Jones, with u vile aud child 10
boot.
Mr.. Brown has hot since visited
he place where this "comedy of or.
'ors' happened. lie is ainil oil
osing his identity.
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TO MAMIE.

Would were q boundlcss spri,e
Embodied in the air,
To lice before thine eye 80 brirL.
Aud rcvcl in thy ra,en hair;
To hang upon thy ruby lip
That ever does smile possess,
To hover round !, aud to zip
From Il the swee, earess.
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Just about this time. the Com,
ahehes Logan TO he very itoublcsoin,
~ the Texan ifoDlier--nccount-
we're dn.ly coming In of murders,
hou'o .bushinss, plundering, sicnlins
aal N any other high misdcmenuors,
snh all the accounts agreeing IN
only one ,hiug--and ,hat wns in at.
aching all tie blame to the Will
lwliat.. FROM the accounts daily
received. tie camanchcs were not
doins u days wotk when they failed
~ Kill a dorcn families IN the twcn.
y.iour hours. | MIS- u little puzzled
to guess how they found so much
material % work upon in ,ha, part OF
the world, for knew tina, settlers
we're very scarce IN the Northwest
Gri ~ the SIate.
The runners VI blooi.hcd caused
the people OF the different counties.
to fcrm themselves into companies.
tor the purpose Of protecting then
homes and Tan lies. and the youn.
men formed Ranging companies for
the purpose of revcnging the inroads
Of the savagcs. BY "carying the
war into Africa OF into Cslnanchc.
dom, tu, il nigh, as well have been
carried into Alllca, for al tie good
they dl.
! make M claims. whatever, TO
|mi!i,ary propcnsiiIes, but hearing
fhe accounts of 80 many murders
and savage cracliics, STIRRED ap what
kghi there was in me, and "ie,cr.
bnined to BE- martyr in tho cause OF
|my bleeding country" or to speak
baosc to the point, JOIN the Rangers
bud igh. the Indians. | had seen
rnoush Of the friendly Indians, and
pow ! wished 10 see some Of tue wild
Dnc..
Our company. composed Of 6fsy
pr more yoasg fellows, from oil
parts Vi the xorId, va, rs wild Q set
s ever ,oarchcsl--ripc for fun,
tolie, cr kshs, Just ss tho occasion
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The snblc night has now spread
her wide canopy o'cr the earth, and
alone do J sit by my quiet Gre-.ilc.
bot voice, not a sound 10 be- heard
sasc that Of the woodman, aud
while ! sit ] mediate upon the past.
ye', The lovely past, when was
cliccrcd by the dear presence and
devoted love Of my much beiored
one. ] say devoted love, would iha,
! had language to express my wishe.
IN motc lovely terms; ever read,
was he to cheer me, to add another
moments happiness to my pathway,
and when my counicnancc was be.
dccked with sadness, soon j. was
Iaded away by his cheering and de-.
voted love. les, he was ever cnga.
ged ~ promoting my happiness.
And when gazcd upon the works oI
my creator, God, oil looked lovely,
cheerful and full OF mir,h, and |
beheld happiness written on every
object, and | fancicd | beard the
ceiio Of voices, "all is we'll, oil Is
we'll" But alas how changed since
be no longer sits with the. Yes, the
Hover gardens that once wore 20 gay
. coun:cnanec, nrc now veiIci with
gloom and loneliness, anil the echoed
voices that we're once 70 chez ring.
are now voices of mourning. on
times the thought comes Ger me
that he wss the df0rssi uessius |
tina. heaven ever gave. Al time, ] |
feel like despairins, end exclai,a /: |
"Is ,here no peace. happiness. nor |
rest to be found" but t.,cn 1 hear . |
voice more aud e Han the ten fold
pals of thunder, prcrla,m,ng |
- there "a rss', there is hsppiacss IN |
hesveS." Oa' glorious rsmsm.
braaee. how cheering to shs chris. |
tan pilgrim. Ba, 20 ysa unsea.
veric'i siLuer, rrWme ,iiss there 10 |
no rst for thee IN heaven. in yosr |
sinful situation, sni nay YOU be
to sc, Oh, 10 w,a tie pv,xe
and after glory run.
MEBA,
ngf9Ess ~ soksow.
HI TT ~ .1.s
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AiEBA
nEf.Ess ~ soksow.
Peach Creek. FEB. ~.

Toe Ns,R rur lIkpoE. a viI.
lase in Piesrdy. after a long sicl i.
ness. . farmers wife fell into .
Isihargy. lIer husband Was willing,
god man, 10 believe her out oI
psin sud so, according to the Gus.
tss Il that sssnsy, she was wrapped
N . shess snd carried on, to be
tsris'l. "hry carried her 50 near .
hedge tia. the thorn. pierced the
sheet and wsksd the woman IRON
her trsnee. Some years after, she
died in reality; and, % shs funeral
passed along the husband would
every nov and shsn call ous--.xos
TO- near The hedss! sss w. near he
hedge neishbsss'
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Irish Mother" "Arrah Johnny. and
where have yon been 50 long :" Native
Son -"Why me and the rcsl of the bo,.
ha's been licking an Irish man, Mother
--"wat, yo spalpeen, iill yer father
g''' home !aa'Il be after catching /, -
son--''Oh. he be bloweii That's tho
man we've litkcd.p
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4 man had . ign W, "shsap lsiiss-
,hess for sals lire. siossa ,sss - .
lady catered he sssss. No wosdss- ~
lsd's. Do nat IKE v b. called sbsep-
,bsy want to he dear.
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Peare, case aud plenty. Tor thess ! sirh,
hooks 10 read, and true friend. e',s b.,
4 wifs to share lies JOY. with the,
Two swse, pra',lsrs ON my knee.
u the-s ble', joys 10 ne were sivss,
Va i've eonieni, aud e'cr THINK Heaven.
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flowers,
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And sinr,he dI'gs n heller hours.
The day which dIsd IN yeadef height,
Shall live again te.mofres,
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\ hnj. no more fFom sorruw,
Tho frcwn u night. ,hs smile Of dawn.
viii sainly gid or gloom The sl,
TT. always night. now thou art gone
Twas ever day when ,hou wetl By.
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a ne'shborins State, says "ws Do no,
look as vol M usual to-day. On aecoaa.
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\ Western editor oppressed his do.
Ugh, "' having nearly been called "hon.
c' by the cal he loves, because she "a.
lh'ed him as "Oli Bccsaaa' Al the lns,
meeting.
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