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nEDALSl MEDALS! mEDALsI

PICTURESI PICTURES!I PICTURESIII
great variety Of Pictures eoored uncoorsd Picture
Of the candidates for the Presidenoy-he best in ire market
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wOMAN'S vENERA1lON.

II women have one weakssss mare
marked than man, il 10 toward ssners,iSs.
They arc born worshippers--makors VI
silver shrincs for some divinity or other.
which, Of course, they always think fell
straight dswn irem heaven. The fret stsp
towards their falling in love with "a ssdiAA-
~ mortal is generally 70 dress him cut with
oil manner Of real o. faneisd superiority
and, having made him up. shsy wsrship
him. Now, truly great man mas really
grand and noble In art and intellect, thas
this advantage with women, that hs 10 ~
idol ready made; aud 10 that very pains Ia
king aud ingenious seq have less labor in
getting him up, and can be ready to worship
him on shorter notice. In particular il
this the case where sacred profession and
= moral supremacy are added 10 the
intellectual. just think Of the career se
celebrated preachers and divinss in all sess.
Have they not stood like the image thas
Observation-Disclosures tho King sst up," and all
womeu kind, coquettcs and Gris not ex-
ceptcd, been ready to fall down and wsr-
ship, even before the sound Of cornet, au,s.
harp, saokbut, and 90 forth. 10 not the
faithful Paula, with her beautiful, face
PROSTATE in reverence before poor, old,
lean, haggard, dying st. jerome, In tho most
splendid painting in tho world, an smblsm
and sign OF womnn's eternal power sf
self sacrifice TO what she deems noblest In
man! Docs not old Richard Baxter tell no,
with delightful single. hsartcdness how HE
wife fell in Iowa with him 6rst, apits Of bic
long pale face; and how she confessed,
dear soul, after many years Of married life,
that she had found him less sour and bitter
than she had expected The fact IL, women
arc burdsned with fsalty, faith, reverence,
more than they know what to do with; they
stand like hedge Of sweet peas, throwing
out Autssring tsndrils every whore for
something high and strong 10 climb up by
and when they find il Be II ever 30 rough in
the bark, they catoh upon IL. And 10
stances are not wanting of those who hass
turned away from the nastcry Of admirers to
PROSTATE themselves at the fee. Of senu.
ins hero who never wooed thcm except by
heroic deeds end the rhetoric Of noble
lie. ---- - ----. > ------- -------- -
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GEORGE DOUGHTY's
General Collecting Agency
COUNCIL RLuFps. IOWA.

General Collecting Agency,
COUNCIL RLuFPs. IOWA.
rI,ue UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY RE-
/ tired ftpr the mercantile business. hess leave 20
opr bis Merchants and Business Men Of all
classes as General CailesinS Agent He proposes 10
rsssnee and extensive s4usiatsnce in the West will
h. trusts enable him gSe entire satisfaction 1 all
she enpiey aim.
Nates keants and Claims % all kinds. may be for
sars.t TO TIE undersigned. hy mail. OF otherNise for
FreseatshH Liquidation ceiiesion. Prompt Attef-
~iii Re givsn. and the avsii< immediately remit
ted when IL may NeCme necessary 20 place etsses IN
salt tire Rest pressiensI will be secured. ard
the legal prssiinSs urged forward rapidly a. possi
ble ppah.fHi will he settles: sna secured
attaiRshe sni the title to Real Relate
whom sksa either psyu,sat security csrefnty a-
ve~ttxstea-
TIE aaaersEpsd v1I, sise Pay Taxes la all parts %
Western ls.a snsi Nearaskss and viii also Sell fEr
chase 81 IRvest Asasr n Real Estate.
Letters u Inquiry will ,. promptly attended ta.
GEORGE DOUGHTY.
RxrrasSeSs.
cor>cih Mrrrs-otnrer h rassr. RAntev,; Raid
-sn h nsrise, d. Cassssy h Tesf> ie, H. =. NEft \
Co. d.
~, Lorss. Nc. .--nesa. xFnx c.. squire h ksea
shapeigh. psy Co. s. c. DAVIS h Gs,, uawar.
HisehnsE.
81 Josrrs. NG,-rsstlss 4 sarieish, jos. G. Hall
rrs.'i a. 10 ins Co; n L.. hsfsoasla. j. L J. Curd
ssve. Mccsrd Co, 3, SsansnSs ce,, A. Hesttie
Co tssafsl snese please oepy.
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WHOLE NO. I42.


~Ial1 scsaOoLMAsTEKS N TINT nkDs~
A correspondent Of the New York Wa.
vsrly eises the following - enA 81 ths many
ineido1ts that befall . boarding reaad
schoolnastef.
have been teaeAing in Mason ssanty, N
this Sucker State, and this tern was "bsasd-
ing round" One evening after schuol. one
Of my little scholass stspped NJ te me ARD
said
- Mr.. Jones, father said you would come
homo with me" = ~ ) ,.ss.
every well," replied, and forthwith ses
ont for my patrons hcsse, which sas
dissant some two milss. New Be- i lpevs,
Jamss MsliaRJ-fes s1sA Wa HE Haas-
had two daaghtsfs, tAe peids ord eavy 81
The whole ceanuaisy. - 1eafd - much
shout then that uae naturally aAxieus ss
sse then. Il sse0ed, Aewsvoe, tAae1 vas
to Be disappsi1Ao6. Whsa " asfivsd,
learned that N ssatas' Asdgses = = patty
the ether ei1eNe oGo10eok. So went ~
bed grunsling u he luck vAisA dsPsivsd
- q $3.50 shsa aAal sieAt. TAs .isAs
haAAalaA1nneoRAn kses1 - q ele
girls oems ASme, aad pacing inse U odje&a-
ing room. was warming before ssns seals.
which we're alive On the hearth. Il seems
the old lady and gsatlsHan slept ia shs came
room, bu, was not avass Of il sill thss.-
Having warued herself, che turned 10 leave
the room whom tho old nas spoks.
"Gisls," said he, sssshsslmassss 10 il your
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CO In short, ladies and gentlemen"
said a very much overpoxeTsd orator, s.
can only say beg lease ia add desire TO
as,urs ron that l wish had window 10
nj bosom that you might see the emotion
Of ny heart 80
Vulgar boy. from the gallery -" Wos's
paos in your stomach DO this iime %
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4 SHARP fiNAscIER.

TIC New York Post relntes that distin.
guished railroad 8nsncier, banker, asd
member Of the church, in getting up bank
in ono Of the western cities, invoked the aid
Of the bishop In making subscriptions 10
the capital stock, by asking the loan Of HE
note on time for few thousand dollars. tel.
ling him it was more matter OF form that
he would not be obliged TO pay il, etc. The
bishop complied, and not being n person
that gave any great deal Of attention 70 TEN.
poral aGairs, and not overburihened with
the "Seady," hs note having been passed 10
the hands Of brother bank er Of the hnan.
cier, a. 8 matter ef course, protssssd for
non. payment when il became due. Our
financial friend, who had kept watch Of the
note, now goes quietly and with much ap.
parent secrecy 10 brother member Of tho
church, and, with bencvolenco bcnming on
bis countenancc, informs him that the bish.
ops note is lying at the bank under protest.
"This 10 too bad" says hs, s'bst noatfsg
must be sdtd about H.; We must take up the
note, snd will bead tho subscription with
450.7 Tho requisite amount was raised.
and the bishops no.s paid. The hnancisr
made his bank stock clear at cost Of n2O
only, and At once took position In tbs
opinion Of his fellow.mcmbsrs - . pillar
of the church.
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PULPIT WIT.

In Pennsylvania thcrs is clergy man al.
most as remarkable for eloquencs aud oc-
centricity US Loronzo Dow himself. On
charity occasions his pnthos, Wit, and some
times bitter satire, are sure to win moro
bank notes and gold coin TO the State than
the discourse Of half dozen other men.
On a late occasion he was preaching u
temperance sermon, which produced unusu.
al effect upon bis audience. Among other
things, he asserted, as result Of bic own
observation, that u confessedly m oderate
drlnker" was sure to become confirmed
inebriatc within Eve years after he reached
that state Of indulgence.
lie was interrupted here BY man in the
audience, who started up in great emotion,
proclhimpg himself moderate driuker Of
ten years standing, and ono on whom the
habit made no progress. @a
The clergyman stopped short, leaned over
the pulpit, and when the man had ceased to
speak, called out: ""s
81 say, friend, stand up hers and Let me
have look at you."
He made an effort to brave tho host of
eyes turned upon him, and stood his ground.
"Ncarer man!' cried the minister, beck.
oning with his long finger. Hold light
up to this brothers face, somo Of you.--
Step up on that bench, and give US a good
look"
The moderate drinkcr was not to be look
cd down, or talked down; ho not only
mounted the bench, but allowed lamp 10
be held close to his face. ......
The minister hont over the cushion, and
gave the face long survey.
g That will do" said he, drawing back,
-" that will do, my friend and now say, il
owed the devil a debt of hundred drunk
ards, and had paid him ninety nine, and no
wouldn't take you in full payment nt the
end Of five yenrs, would never pay him"
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A prrcmMAN ABROAD.

Hello. frlcnu, can you tell me The way
to Reading" inquired a down. easter the
other day, of Pennsylvania Daschnan,
whom he found hard at work beside rbe
read few miles from Reading. ..,,. =.
"Oh, ynw, could tells you 90 potter as
as any pody. You must fuss turn de barn
round, De pritch over and brood up stream,
den de fust house you come to ish my pro-
der Hans pig barn dat ish dc biggest parn
dere ish on dish roat, it ish eighteen feet
Won way, and eighteen feet back again. My
proder uans thought to shatoh il NIT shin.
giles, but he sold dem and shipgled it nit
straw, and clap boarded il nit rails, After
you 60 .py prodcr Hans pig parn, de next
house you come to 10 a hay stack Of corn
stalks bilt NIT straw, but you must notstop
dere, to. Den you goes along till you gom
to Gree roads, den you gifts lost. Den you
must gifts over dee fence into a great pig
pen, init no fence round it. Den you tax .
dep road upon your shoulder, and 10 down
SO fur as dat priige, den you turn right
pack again. Won you ish oomin back, You
comes by housc dat Glands right back
alongside Of lectle yallcr dog. lie run.
out and SEE, pow WOW, de house pites .
leetlc piece out Of your leg, don he runs and
schumps into an empty pig pen dat has four
shecps into it. Den you looks up dc hill
dill down in de swamp derc, and secs plae
white house painted red, init two front
doors on der out sidr. Well, dsre ish where
my prodcr Hans live, and be would tell you
30 peter ns could. don's know.
Wall, swow, by hoksr, mister, you are
as intelligent as aunt Jemimy, but reckon
as how you don't know her, though she's
dumb. ButI say, you, why don't you dig
cut them pesky weeds, hcyg
"0h dear me, has had very bad luck,
Won or two days after next week, mine pro-
der llaa's poonkin pfoks into mine Dig
patch, and when drove them home, eyery
tamn punkin catch up vone lee.
tie pig in its mouth, and den ders tun thse'
der yful a. if der fence vos after dem, spd
post tumbled over me, and Pm almost kilt,
am.c
"Phew, dew tcll','
Den ,ipks ~ how | must .aks me a srew
80 goss to Reeain and tells katasia. II che
would take me for better or irser. upd she
sez "yaw." SO takes her home, and she
eats seven quarts sour-krou', and went u
bed well ,uof but in de- morning che sbump
up dcd. She vos very heavy less--shs
weigh more ~ three hundred poundsl Den
mine lessle bor he takes sick and tied. Oh,
rather gib up three shillinss cssa dan bsl,
dat happen, she 70. 20 fas as butter. Den
mine hens come home mis- der ears split,
and Esine hog. init der tails ail pu.s ont.
NIT nins Of dem inisssn."
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THE wsNAs.s STEAMER.

We Learn is 10 the intention Of the Messrs.
Winsns to Gu. her transverseiy in the mid
die and insert cylindrical length Of one
hundred and twenty feet, and II her speed
il not retarded thereby. they may insert ssd
other tube os The ssms length. Thetr obiecs
10 20 ascertain the ma1imum length that 4
tube Of sixteen fee: viii besr, With tbs mia-
ilnum resistancs 81 the water to the sheis
bulk, ~hep propelled BY given power. In
the change mos contemplated the psopsllsr
win be thrown oDs hundred and twenty feet
from the centre, where il nov is, and i viii
rssa;n 20 bs seen Whist effect this will have
upon the speed. II may be that create,
viii Be attained thereby. The object Of ths
invcnsors, We learn, IL 10 ascertain tbs bsst
position of the propeller Tor sfY.c.ipS shs
highest speed with tbs slesst power 6s;ps
brought - bsss epso eyiisdss ~ ths rrsss.
ct length 10 psopession - IL dianesss. %
THAI these pfobisns being enes dess;t<iy
settled By actual expsrimsns, ve,seis NAV
hereafter Be baiit of any dimensious ~ish
the sxactssss Of > Iasssrn.--B Balimors Pat
ri0f.
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vA siek boy, drssdfuiIy siek from
cheuins tobacco, lay on . store beg. Aaotbs
boy sympaihi1ed With and cheered him, BY
saying: ssGrin and bear it Bisl--we've oil!
got TO come 70 is some time. You'll get
oyes j. by-snd-bye.
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Ths man Who pus up store pipe
without any profanity, either uttered or
mental. has bsss found, and . eonpany has
secured hau for sxhitiiion in the principal
cities.
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DENTISTRY.


NAH vuoesrnY. - frca.xnYy
r1an<sk kfzzs feua vAeFs Ne b v<e-
Arxrvss - rszf4erz al avsrzsasas sps<r-
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ssxsruyr ss~s rsezr Es-s-x Ass esgss yeses
.arSessexl rts<szsp fesss~ Ss<tnss. oese sa1
Narrsstrr Aass ss,t SzAsaesz sakstzsss AZ eases
e " has rs. nsst's fsssSa fes sr~anxsaz asxs
ss~-fhesiA sskA- ~ .ssstE< ts The tsska s-s xzxa
ssrr naeA snasasat<s as. &essys AL pain
<nysn< ,he sr~ratssr II ex;rssssg te~sA. cssss ~
~sss ss.r ssss Ae>esyt fssA sAe fssfAseAs sss SAs
ss~fss ke~sA heasxy AEs sssst sseasA. ta ssAerys
s<sa<sy Arss s,sA ans have sssr sse<A ssaEssa seA
aes e. save s.se ss<fst s<fAss tat .es veal
b. ~,sArs ns sssf 4. ruocA ss rvrises ssx
saseu ia tsns ~. pserexy ssses eu esa s< see1s-
u<1Siy saved
osssas. ssA A " IAssaes. nes osas<zi 1seAs " 3.
CsAS Rsa l. " CasaesA osssv~cs. t~GN
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oaAs OFFICER. WI. 81. PusEY, Atty at Ldu
OFFICER l. PuSEY,

REAL. ESTATE BROKERS,
Aud Dealers In Land Warrants and ENehnnSc,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL ATTEND TO SELECTION AND LO-
w CATION Of lands In western Iowa and Nebraska
the payment Of taxes lands of nontesidents aud the
collection and remittance ~ claims.
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q. u. DOUGE.
T. BALDWIN. q. u. DO
BALDWIN g. DODGE.

Bankers & Dealers in Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
T,oLLECrIoSs MADE AND PROMPTLY RENTED
~ al Current Rates ot Exchange.
Bills OF Exchange. Gold ami silver, Current ard un
current " 1ney Bought aa.i Sold.
Land Warrants Bought ani Sold and Entered on Time.
Interest PAID ON Special Deposits.
Money Leaned Real Estate and Personal Security.
Taxes paid for Resident and N0n-Resident proprie-
tors.
Correspondents may rely upon promptness. fidelity
and personal attention 10 their interests IN the
transaction ~ any business which may be entrusted to
Us.
REFERENCES:
American Exchange Bank, New York City
J. +. Thvmpsau "
Rank Of lllirb, Iilon, n, Y.
Bank Of Conperstown, Cneperstovn. n. Y.
Durkee n Bullock, Bankers, ST, Louis, No.
Onondses County Bank, Syracuse, N. Y.
Warren Hank south Danvers, Mass.
A. J. Stevens Il Co, Bankers, ~. Desmnines-
Henry faruham Pres. c, n Y, l. H. r., Chicago, his
Jno. " Henry Supt, N s N. X. X. Davenport, Iowa
Cock. Sargent & powny, Bankers, Iowa CITY, Iowa
Western Marine Fro Insurance Company, Omaha
City, n. T.
lie Roy futile. Omaha City.
James c. Mitchell Esd, Florence, y. T.
n. H. Judd, Esq Chsaga.
Merchaais', SAVINGS, Loan * Trust Co. Chicago.
Cprsr Suujutirn Il Corse, Alexandria, Va,
j. H. Bennett. Art Etna Fire Insurance Company
Cincinnati. obia.
Jsn,es Harlan. u. s. y, MI Pleasant, Iowa.
uta,. =. r. Curtis. N. C, ke.,kuk, Iowa.
Csa,ibaugh n Brooks Bankers, burlington. Iowa
Jaiy i-nIo-u IBusie copy
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LAGER.

LAGER.
Lager beer has become modern Ameri-
can institution, which the Germans have
planted on our soil. OF course lager is
bound to agreo with Yankee palatcs and
Yankee s,omnchs, or they would not drink
it. "It ish goot"-and that is the whole
story. Sauer- -kraut has never been domes-
ticated here, for the simple reason that it
does not suit the American stomach; il it
did, j. would soon be as popular ss lager.
In the comparative degree, We may be
thankful for the introduction of lager, for
it certainly is not 80 vile u compound rs the
manufactured rum which il sold now a day.
Liquors are no longer liquors they are
merely compounds of various villainous
drugs, stepped in alcohol disguised to smell
and taste ike the "original package" 1t
requires great deal Of moral courage for a
man to dispose Of bis three nippers day in
these days, and the temperance reformation
may prosper more on :he Yileness Of modern
orators. Lager, too, as . compatively harm
less beverage, must accomplish no incon-
siderable amount in bandishing delisium .re-
mems and kindred msladiss from our land,
for certainly We have vastly more Of these
diseases than the beer drinking and wine
uustUhs VI ShiVpSs mum
be it's own cure, aided BY the popularity Of
lager.
l, is true lnger has been charged with har.
boring, the most insducus foes Of the con-
s.tusion Of mnn in its foamy bosom. The
chemists say that sundry dsls,erious drugs
are employed in concoc;ing it. Every few
months the lager drinking community is
startled by the appearance in the newsra-
rers Of chemical analysis Of their fasorite
beverage. Ons time it il made Of strych.
nine, corrosive subllmatc, arsenic and prus-
ric acid: at another, i. 10 composed Of white
wash. swill, beer grains, sauer kraus, spirits
Of turpentine and aloes. Dat, meanwhile.
the jolly devosees OF the long glasses drink
deep and long, uneoncerned by the rumors.
They are nei her poisoned nor nansea.ed.-
They still keep fat and Lively. iflager con-
tainsd ali these drea1fn! things, il would ap-
pear in the bodies Of those who drink it,
Fer contra, the lager makess declare, aud
are ready to swear to il, that the grateful
beverage 10 composed solely Of barley and
hops. These questions must be decided by
individual experience, and the conservative
portions OF the country, viewing lager ~ .
great moral question, must grant that is 10 a
vast Improvement on bad rum.
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auEsrIoxs roa MAKkrYNC MEs.

orEsTlONs ron HAkkf1NC MEN.
An exchangs propoands ths following !
questions 70 aH Whs consenspists natsimsoys ,
Whss i he nsrkss price Of poins applique
laceS
Have 700 any iJea Of the nsrsI eject ol
white Kidd gloves md sI;yrsssS asa
WHIST i the general eject on sss;esys u
= ssr dssss fse every party during the
win;srS
Whist - the Differences between point
blonde sod Brussels isss, snd which sbosh
Il Isdy prefer for eonsdsstial adossnent1 49,
II > bonnet Of the present styie cost ffiy
dollars, would Two thousand dollars con-.
plste an appropriate cossnnef #
Have yoa any rules T. sonpUts ~ sslodsiy
Of woman who u 10 fsIl dsses. -
And. 10 conclusion, whereabeuts II tie
hoops 10 the womap7 q
Bachelors would DO well 70 pe1dey Saese
questions, - coonsbisl felicity d 3npossihls
withoat ihs required infSrmsiion. ss,s i.
TO Troubles are like babies: tbev Trav
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yrLlCa sANcERS
NEW SHAVING SALOON,

BROADWAY. vaces sss ssixs.ax sszsraes ss
s.sAsisnss asl esess~i ssTsA.ssos srs s<ssssea
csss ~ sfr.csss. ne snNsse are psssseiy sn-
saks II Ass rssms. vAe~S. ssesi4 De - % ia<tr
aare tssez. tie tesa s6gs Il sAag,ss vssf s<
ss the esaseaAfsea that 80 ssas ssssA esay
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Ptfisbarq. 81. Loun.
n,ns Of pi,i.b.1ki Jpo ]. Anderson h Co.
Exchange HANK, Nessrs PAGE q Bacon
AessYs KrsmCA. 4 Rshrn, uoker. Reeiek Co.
ItoIn5es Il Sons. ". n, yiuiett h Co.
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PfrHsylrrnia. Cook, SARGENT Dnwney.
xnuatg ela u L Of Ryow n Hem, williams h Go.
Vile lioyt sherman 4 Co.
frank lin Rk ~ washingien Hon Thomas n Benton,
BALTIMORE Springfield, III!
Com A y ns ef HsliinorrM Y. Insurance Go.
Rsltimere Savings Bank. ciark's EXCHANGE BANK.
NaxSrs Inhnstuu s Rry. Jacob Bum, Esd.
Rabert Gafrst n SONS Hon, =. T, Logan
MARSH smith, E>t. Col inc. Williams,
Nathan pusey. 80 JacksonrtHs, N.
Niles White. a. Hon. wm, Brown.
ysr York 4" Richard Yates,
Jpp Thon psnn ESQ r. n. Kiitott, Esq.
Philadelphia Mcssis. n, r. Ayers \
Nessrs. Caleb Cope A Co. na-u
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DErERMIxED TO bury sOMY osr.

An eceestric Enslish divine was called
upon 10 perform tho funeral services Of !
dead debtor. After the ceremony was per.
formed, and the body was on its way TO tbs
church .yasd, tho sheriff mads descent On
ths corpse, and attached it for debt, % Ly
the then law of EnxlanJ he bad shs power
10 do. "Move on ~ said the priest
'Stop - shouted the sheriff. "Mcve on 20
s1cisImed this priest again. "This body 10
mine ~ ssid ths sheriff. "This BODY 10
God's!" roared the priest. s'In the Kings
name command you 70 lower the coiint'
exclaimed rhs sAsriH. Bury the maa -
shouted the iDfurisscd priest, "asd II fbs
sheriff says three words, take him, too !
i'vs read ths funeral service, and somebody
shall be buried - ss ssssss. i sg3lsssssx =
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NInCIIAS L y lo IT,
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bigger bJ nursing. 81 n